Group wants Willow Run project TOD - Canton Public Library

VOLUM*20NUMB*R93<br />

THURSDAY. J UN* 1.1996* CANTON<br />

<strong>Group</strong> <strong>wants</strong> <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> <strong>project</strong><br />

% A<br />

group of <strong>Canton</strong> residents is taking aim at putting<br />

<strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> Airport expansion on the ballot. The<br />

group contends that plans to turn the airport into a<br />

trade port will affect the quality of life.<br />

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSIU<br />

STV> » Warm<br />

If ever given the chance, consider ho*<br />

you would out your ballot on plan* for<br />

the vintage <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> Airport to ex<br />

puvd and serve ea an international car<br />

go facility.<br />

"I think it belong* on the ballot. We<br />

are not against progress, juat irreeponsi-<br />

ble actiona. An administrative decision<br />

to expand an existing airport into an<br />

airport that will impact MfrtWdy on<br />

the vaat majority of communities it will<br />

be affecting ia an irresponsible detiaion,"<br />

aaid <strong>Canton</strong> resident Bill Mosher<br />

of the Citixena Against the <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong><br />

Airport. 1 .<br />

The group of reaidenU haa changed<br />

Minimal approach<br />

pattern for fully<br />

loaded tuHy tu&ed<br />

747 Right patterns<br />

car vary depeod-ng<br />

on weather<br />

IN THE P A H E R<br />

<strong>TOD</strong><br />

Buses stop: <strong>Canton</strong> is looking at<br />

coping with transportation now<br />

that SMART is still in business.<br />

/2k<br />

Police auction: <strong>Canton</strong> police<br />

put up some odds and ends for<br />

sale There were some fun results.<br />

/3A<br />

Proposed plans for <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong><br />

include extending one of five<br />

runways from 7.000 to T0.500<br />

feet to alio* 74 7 i&ts loaded<br />

wth cargo to land and take off<br />

t Shown here by the red line)<br />

OPINION<br />

Millage endorsed: A yes vote is<br />

urged on two property tax Droposals<br />

for the the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />

schools, a 2.3-mOl property tax increase<br />

and an 18-mill non-homestead<br />

property tax renewal. /ISA<br />

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ita position in the paat month from ona<br />

interested in gathering information to a<br />

group oppoeed to the expansion of a<br />

runway and creation of an international<br />

iradeport.<br />

Democratic Congress wo man Lynn<br />

Rivera haa acheduled a town hall meeting<br />

to discuss <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> plana at 9:30<br />

km. Saturday. June 24, at the <strong>Canton</strong><br />

<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Library</strong>.<br />

Rivers aaid that though ahe was pre<br />

vioualy asked by a company to support<br />

expansion, ahe did not send a letter in<br />

support. But ahe haa not taken a atpnd<br />

on the expanaion or international trade-,<br />

port plana. "Like werynne.<br />

fimrrvlMlli<br />

<strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> Airport<br />

learning about the <strong>project</strong>," she aaid.<br />

"What I'm hoping ia to find a way to do<br />

both thinga — have a tradeport and<br />

maintain the quality of life for people in<br />

<strong>Canton</strong>."<br />

The citixena group hSa stopped requesting<br />

information from the <strong>Willow</strong><br />

<strong>Run</strong> Task Force becauae little was<br />

forthcoming and any information provided<br />

waa promotional. "They are going<br />

from a strict business point of view,<br />

Mosher aaid.<br />

Badly planned<br />

Members of the citixena group believe<br />

<strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong> expanaion ia rkn well-<br />

According to the 747 t\u\u%<br />

operating manual, the<br />

minimal length of a<br />

runway for safe take-off<br />

operations under<br />

slippery conditions<br />

is 12.300 feet which<br />

would require an<br />

additional 1.800 feet<br />

(shown here by the<br />

blue line) to the<br />

proposed extension<br />

The blue dots represent<br />

where navagaion events<br />

would occur if the runway<br />

was 12,300 feet looo<br />

FTVT. CENTS<br />

planned. "You've got the health aspect<br />

to look at, the noiae iaaue and the devaluation<br />

of our properties to look at,<br />

aaid member Art Dart.<br />

The concern stems from fully loaded<br />

and fueled 747 cargo jets flying overhead<br />

on their way to <strong>Willow</strong> <strong>Run</strong>. Noiae con<br />

tinues to be of concern aa do kerosene<br />

vapors from the planes that aettla to the<br />

ground as sticky, oily soot. Dart added.<br />

Expanaion advocates plan to extend<br />

one of five runwaya from 7,000 to 10.500<br />

feet to allow the large planea to land,<br />

and take off. The extended runway<br />

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<strong>Canton</strong> mulls transit options<br />

Mr 8ii BIT-*<br />

W»AF? W IMI<br />

1B the *ak< of the SMART vote<br />

last Tueeda*. CAD loo TOWNSHIP<br />

is LOOKING for a "feat turn around<br />

•od a possible alternative pubtic<br />

-altsportauon CAM«r by Jul) I<br />

WT rt commuted to utiupuf<br />

'.AT I on *O that folk* will be<br />

»erwd," »aid Mike Afer. <strong>Canton</strong> s<br />

rMoum development manager<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> and neighboring com<br />

•tvuniUem chose not to participate<br />

in the WQIM Tranait Authority,<br />

and S proposed dedicated 33 tntli<br />

request for three years to finance<br />

the SMART transportation syalem<br />

THe request WAA APPROVED by<br />

>. oter» May 23<br />

Plymouth. Plymouth Town<br />

• hip, Belleville, Northville TOWN -<br />

ship, Sumpter Township ami<br />

Nonlmtti alao elected not U» put<br />

the ISSUE on the ballot rn their<br />

communities<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> is looking for an altar<br />

native transportation system for<br />

sanior A titan* and the handi<br />

capped residents OF <strong>Canton</strong>. The<br />

township's contract with Nankin<br />

Transit, the AGENCY that PROVIDES<br />

transportation services locally<br />

through SMART, expire* June<br />

30<br />

A study SESSION is scheduled for<br />

7 p.M June 6 si <strong>Canton</strong> Town<br />

ship Hall The toamship ia con<br />

•idenng A contract with C hild and<br />

Family Services of Washtenaw.<br />

That agency has a vehicle<br />

equipped with a lift for wheel<br />

chairs They may also «ub contract<br />

a senior taxi »ervice that ia<br />

more comfortable for seniors than<br />

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NEWSPAPERS<br />

The Obmrver THURSDAY. J I NK 1, 1996<br />

buses. Ager aaid. HEINE able TO<br />

provide ndee outside the com<br />

munitiea aerved by Nankin<br />

Tranait will be an important" con<br />

Alteration, he aaid<br />

In an earlier interview. <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Supervisor Tom Yeek aaid it's<br />

uncertain if <strong>Canton</strong> will receive<br />

municipal tranait credits from the<br />

•tale SMART receive* them and<br />

dialnbutea them to Nankin. State<br />

Sen Loren Bennett. R <strong>Canton</strong>,<br />

haa introduced legislation to pro<br />

tect local communities from losing<br />

their credit* to SMART<br />

Each of the five Nankin com<br />

munitiea — <strong>Canton</strong>. Waetland,<br />

Wayne. Garden City and Inkater<br />

- receive* municipal credit* from<br />

the slate <strong>Canton</strong> qualifies for<br />

143.700 in credit* which GOES directly<br />

to Nankin <strong>Canton</strong> alao<br />

pays 144.500 from the general<br />

fund for the bu* service.<br />

In March. Nankin provided<br />

1,061 rides.. plu* A total of 8,437<br />

in 1994. 10.092 in 1993 and 15.715<br />

in 1992 In 1992 and 1993. the service<br />

alao provided transportation<br />

for children in parochial school*.<br />

Items x \ X /<br />

The fee for the rider ia $1 one<br />

way.. /<br />

If <strong>Canton</strong> feed stayed in the<br />

Wayne County Tranait Authonty.<br />

with the passage of the 33-mlll,<br />

Nankin would have received dou<br />

ble the state credit* from <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />

The townahip board voted to<br />

provide $8,500-48,600 - equal to<br />

<strong>Canton</strong>'s share of credit* — to<br />

provide resident* enth service<br />

through June 30 They voted<br />

April 4 to drop out of the transit<br />

authority.<br />

Trustee* argued that the service<br />

ia inadequate for residents<br />

who wish to go to Ann Arbor or<br />

other communities outside Nan<br />

kin's five community system.<br />

They si so said the money put into<br />

Nankin by <strong>Canton</strong> was excessive<br />

considenng the small ndership by<br />

township resident* and they also<br />

disliked the required 48-hour notification<br />

for rides.<br />

Ralph Shufeldt, Nankin chairman.<br />

sits on the six member<br />

transportation advisory committee.<br />

"I'm happy that the vote<br />

(SMART) went the way it did,<br />

but personally. I wish the citixena<br />

had the opportunity vote on it."<br />

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Awards boost looks<br />

In an effort to thank and con<br />

gratulate businesses ia <strong>Canton</strong><br />

for improving the appearance of<br />

their properties, the <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Chamber of Commerce has intro<br />

duced beautification awards.<br />

The awards will be baaed on<br />

cleanlineea, appearance, upkeep,<br />

landscaping and flowers. Nominations<br />

for the award must be<br />

made by Monday. July 31, and<br />

sent to the chamber office, 5820<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> Center Road. Suite 106,<br />

<strong>Canton</strong>. Ml 48187, or faxed to<br />

(313) 463 4503.<br />

Rock-N-Bowl<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> kida, ages 9-15. are in<br />

vited to the weekly Rock n-Bowl<br />

at Super Bowl. 46100 Poid Road<br />

in <strong>Canton</strong>- The 15 admission includes<br />

unlimited bowling, rental<br />

shoes, a live disc jockey and dancing.<br />

A portion of each week's pro<br />

ceeds will go to the <strong>Canton</strong> Community<br />

Youth Education Pro<br />

gram. Parents are guaranteed that<br />

Rock -n-Bowl is free of alcohol<br />

and cigarettes For more information,<br />

call Super Bowl. 469-6070<br />

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• C0HNECT10*<br />

Garage aaie<br />

SL Thomas A' Becket Catholic<br />

Church will have iu annual ga<br />

rage sale 9 a.m.-8 p.m June 8 arid<br />

9. and 9 a.m.-2 p M June 10. The<br />

sale ia at the church, 666 S. Lilley<br />

Road. For more information contact<br />

Mary Lou Tuckowski. 397-<br />

9838.<br />

Newcomer* golf<br />

The <strong>Canton</strong> Newcomers ia<br />

sponsoring a couples golf scram<br />

ble at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 17, at<br />

Faulkwood Shores For more information<br />

call the Newcomers at<br />

469 3375<br />

Transit meeting<br />

Transportation alternatives for<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> residents will be discussed<br />

at a <strong>Canton</strong> Townahip<br />

Board of Trustee* study session<br />

at 7 p.M Tuesday. June 6, in the<br />

board meeting room at <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Township Hall. 1160 S. <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Center Road. •<br />

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CARRIE BLAMER >( Plymouth Township<br />

A«K 3*<br />

Year* in community" 5<br />

l'hil4rvn: One at West Middle School and one at Bird<br />

EWuwnUn •<br />

Education: Fbnt High School graduate. attended<br />

Central Michigan University<br />

Occupation: Vinraukrr student at Whupenng Oak*<br />

Stable*<br />

Community involvement Bird PTO president, bead room<br />

n>nher librar» aid Cntena Analysis Committee for supenn<br />

tendent search Early Childhood Developmental Committee:<br />

l c L***-*ise Action Partnership Coalition, phone bank worker<br />

for millag*-s »chool district volunteer award winner<br />

DANIEL DCNN1GAN' »f <strong>Canton</strong><br />

A^fe 17<br />

Years in community: 9 5 Children one to attend Salem<br />

this fall, one at Central Middle School, two at Hulsing<br />

Elementary. and a pre schooler<br />

Education: Cottonwood High School. Salt Lake City. I tah.<br />

graduated from University of Utah with a finance degree and<br />

a masters in business administration<br />

Occupation: financial analyst. Ford Motor, coordinating<br />

financing oeed* for Ford affiliate* and joint venture* in the<br />

Asia Paofic region<br />

C ommunity involvement: church lay minister responsible<br />

for all vouth activities<br />

MICHAEL MALONEY of Plymouth<br />

A*e: jy<br />

Year* in community-: 35 years<br />

Children: Kindrrgrartner at Allen Elementary Wife Gail<br />

u-aches at Allen Member St John Neumann Pansh<br />

Education: Salem High School graduate. University of<br />

Michigan engineering graduate MBA from U-M<br />

Occupation: manager reliability engineering, automotive<br />

components Ford Motor<br />

Community involvement: Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> Junior<br />

Basketball Allen PTv> new teacher selection committee<br />

DAVID Mc< ARTHY' if Plymouth Townahip<br />

Age: V4<br />

Years in community:.6 1/2<br />

Children: two *>ns both high school graduate* living in<br />

Colorado A niece attends Bird Elementary<br />

Education: Highland Park Hiffh School graduate Associate<br />

degree*. Macomb Community College Madonna College<br />

degree* in fire protection and occupational safety Law<br />

degree. Detroit College of Law inot a lawyer. Retired from<br />

Clinton Townahip Fire/Rescue senior command<br />

Community involvement: Teaching at Macomb Community<br />

College Member of Menaa amateur radio, computer club*<br />

JEFF PHILLIPS of Plymouth<br />

Age: 32<br />

Years in community: 9 Grew up in Livonia<br />

Children: 3 A second grader and kindergartner at<br />

Bird Elementary, and a pre-schooler<br />

Education: Franklin High School graduate Madonna<br />

College graduate Mathematics degree, computer science<br />

minor<br />

Occupation: advanced systems engineer with EDS at<br />

Detroit Diesel<br />

Community involvement: youth church choir director<br />

Sunday school teacher, songleader League director<br />

of the girls' instructional division of the Plymouth-<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> Junior Baseball League Baseball coach<br />

BREN'DA ANDERSON PLECHA of <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Age: 39<br />

Y in community. 10<br />

Ed Western Michigan University magna cum laude<br />

graduate Behavioral psychology degree communication<br />

Occupation: Family Life Education ManagerAraining specialist<br />

with Family Sema Detroit and Wayne County<br />

Community involvement: Leadership <strong>Canton</strong><br />

<strong>Canton</strong>/Plymouth Gang Taak force member Videotaped<br />

school event* for cable tv Volunteer chaperone<br />

PAUL 9CHRAUBEN of <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Km*-. 32<br />

Years ia community: 5.5<br />

Children: two; a#sd 2 J«»ar* and 7 months<br />

Portland 9L Patrick's High School Aquinas<br />

t stay at-home parent Formerly <<br />

the OAce of Thrift Suyerneww. Uwrt<br />

The Observer THCHSIMY JCNK 1, 1996<br />

1 \ \nin\Its (OR IHt Pl>MOl TH-CWTON SIH fM"n of public<br />

t/wnsw - - w<br />

tranait." Kaess noted that in his<br />

managerial tenure SMART ridership<br />

rose for 21 straight months,<br />

costs had been cut, mechanics' ef<br />

ficiency improved, and a "get a<br />

job" program put in place<br />

"This is s much friendlier<br />

group (of public officials) than<br />

I'm uaed to," said Duggan. Audi<br />

ences of plain people, he said,<br />

were receptive and on May 23<br />

"went out of their way to open<br />

their wallets to help somebody<br />

else.<br />

"I got a negative to hostile re<br />

ception smong elected officials.<br />

They entirely misread the pub<br />

lie," Duggan said, rubbing it in to<br />

ika nnlitim*<br />

•OMN'I SIllCTtO<br />

s.ms C*W*l|<br />

25%<br />

-O-IH » SHU H'ASM..<br />

A ooll by Marketing Resources<br />

<strong>Group</strong> Inc. in February found 66<br />

percent support for the SMART<br />

tax proposal in suburban Wayne<br />

County, the actual reeult waa 66A<br />

percent, said Duggan. In Macomb<br />

County, the poll showed 62 percent<br />

support — right on the button.<br />

Voters in about half of Oakland<br />

County will go to the polls June 6<br />

to decide the same proposal —<br />

one-third of a mill for SMART<br />

operations. Polls show majority<br />

support for it, but the political<br />

opposition is far more vocal than<br />

in the other suburban counties.<br />

Duggan credited SEMCOG Executive<br />

Director John Amberger,<br />

also of Livonia, for "hammering"<br />

1&80-24JM<br />

WllC'lD WOMlKllHOfl<br />

|MNMSl MM'Ol«-l« > »*"»«• POSSWSUSOS-iMSOO<br />

50%<br />

JUHIOSS S1SSIO 1<br />

on the business leadership to<br />

supportthe SMART CSmpetgn.<br />

With state funding running<br />

out, the Suburban Mobility Authority<br />

for Regional Transportation<br />

was due to go out of business<br />

soon, after 28 years, without some<br />

kind of tax support from local<br />

governments. Although the city of<br />

Detroit has long subsidized its D-<br />

DOT bus system snd the People<br />

Mover, the suburbs had the dis<br />

tinction of being the only metro<br />

area in the U.S. that had never<br />

given public transit tax support<br />

Some, like state Sen. Mat<br />

Dunaakiss, R Lake Orion, had al- <<br />

ready written SMART's obituary.<br />

See MMOAM, 9A<br />

21.09<br />

*SA<br />

Honored: Mike Duggan<br />

last week received the hon<br />

orary title of "regional am<br />

bassador" from the Southeast<br />

Michigan Council of<br />

Governments.<br />

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Suu Sen Robert Geeke. R<br />

Northville, ia known u •<br />

(rut dissenter. Bui last week<br />

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required delegate* lo come<br />

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Party rules *uper*ede state law.<br />

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Republican* in 1972 Hp"** 1<br />

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Democrats went to an in for<br />

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The message really<br />

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villa, sponsor of the new bill.<br />

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Deadwoodcut<br />

With no fanfare, the Senate la<br />

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163 164 moved out of committee<br />

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The Legislature enacted the<br />

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• Westlsnd: 576 vehicles were reported stolen<br />

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KAREN MEIER<br />

Who in the world<br />

is Carmen Meier?<br />

ast week as my family and I were making<br />

our way out of church, a man stepped up to<br />

Lme<br />

1 didn't know him. but he knew me. or<br />

rather he recognized me from the picture that<br />

sits on top of this column<br />

He took a look at me. my husband and my<br />

four children and shook his head I thought, "llh<br />

oh. here it come*. I'm in trouble for something I<br />

said in the 'Family Room' " You see. sometimes<br />

that happens Not often, but when it does, it 9<br />

kind of a bad thing And here we were in church,<br />

too And my family was standing nght there 1<br />

gulped What had I done now" 1<br />

Turns out. this man was surprfsed to see that<br />

my children were not all boys He told me he<br />

thought I only had sons, or at least that s what<br />

he remembers reading about. Poor C armen<br />

There she stood, in church, nght by me, her<br />

Mommy, and she must have felt so left out. so invisible<br />

Now. I felt much too guilty about this whole<br />

thing to just ignore it I'd never meant to slight<br />

my Utile girl, my only daughter It's just that my<br />

sons take up more of these column inches to explain<br />

than my daughter does<br />

Tony is my oldest, so he's the one blazing the<br />

trails for his little sister and brothers He gets<br />

put under the microscope a lot becauae he's the<br />

firstborn.<br />

And then there's Joe. the 3-year-old. Heaven<br />

knows. I could probably change the name of this<br />

column from "Family Room to "Joe s Room He<br />

See F;<br />

14A<br />

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14A(P.C) Tk< Observer THIKSUAY .JUNE 1. 1995<br />

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nrquirv* «o much ei|>leinu»a<br />

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He's ih« mn|Ni of lh« sibling*<br />

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S*> •her* D**» that L«av» Car<br />

men" Sbr i do( lh« firstborn<br />

Sha't not the Jv* of ihe family<br />

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•ion t lhe> should) And she » cer<br />

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Plaxn and simple. »he a s beau<br />

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now I'm not just «un< that, it s<br />

really true She ilueao t look any<br />

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judging her beauty And »he<br />

tioean I realh look like her Jaddy<br />

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No* h«r» can that be. you<br />

• And sh« takts to math pretty w«ll. At a mattar<br />

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when I waa H because 1 talked too hair It's baby fine, a kind of gold-<br />

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And ahe take* to math preit\ her back all the way to her waist<br />

well As a matter of fact, she » When I was her age. my hair,<br />

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'A Shared Beginning' rekindles spirit of family values<br />

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handwriting<br />

and signature.<br />

I'm very Interested<br />

to aee<br />

what your opinion<br />

of my penmanship<br />

may<br />

be.<br />

1 am 30 years<br />

old. an educator<br />

by profession.<br />

full time mommy,<br />

think? I am right<br />

C.Z.,<br />

Today's writer appears to have<br />

a need for attention. She seeks<br />

the limelight as naturally as the<br />

ubiquitous sunflower reaches for<br />

the sun.<br />

In interpersonal relationships,<br />

•he sometimes tends to be more<br />

amiable than she may actually<br />

feel. Seemingly, she is seeking the<br />

recognition which she perceives<br />

was missing earlier in life. Poaaibly,<br />

she sometimes feels unappre<br />

cisted. She has strong feelings of<br />

loyalty to the person who provided<br />

the nurturing as she was grow<br />

ing up. )<br />

Often "she approaches goals<br />

and/or other people on a higher<br />

plane of thought and with more<br />

expectation than she shows once<br />

engaged in the pragmatic aspects.<br />

eH $fo05e<br />

Our wrlcaf 1a aansitivs to criticism.<br />

She relies on spproval to<br />

counteract it. ^<br />

Ostensibly, there is something<br />

that the writer is concerned<br />

about. She alao feels there ia<br />

nothing she can do about it, so<br />

she paaaively accepts it. Don t<br />

think she is s pushover, however.<br />

When she feels strongly sbout<br />

something she can be defiant.<br />

She alao seems to have a little<br />

tendency to worry. Perhaps she<br />

crosses bridges before she smves<br />

at them. There is a tad of intuition<br />

here which can be an asset, if<br />

she would trust it.<br />

This young woman is reaching<br />

out for security in her life. Seemingly,<br />

she has a need for nurturing.<br />

A little more attention from<br />

the opposite sei would increase<br />

her happiness, I believe. She<br />

strives for relationships without<br />

friction.<br />

When embarking on a new task<br />

or venture she may be a little unsure<br />

of herself. As she moves<br />

along, her confidence builds.<br />

In her daily routine, our writer<br />

is an organized young woman.<br />

She formulates her plans. It may<br />

take her a little time getting started<br />

on new <strong>project</strong>s, but once she<br />

does, she carries them out with<br />

precision and determination. Her<br />

thinking is methodical and<br />

sequential.<br />

The writer is caring and em<br />

pathetic. Her generosity is carefully<br />

calculated. Sometimes, she<br />

is ambivalent about whether to<br />

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reach out to others or hold back this qui<br />

for herself.<br />

When her embellished and illegible<br />

signature is considered<br />

with the text of her handwriting,<br />

it points up one who intuitively<br />

tries to evade accountability. She<br />

'<strong>wants</strong> to hide behind a mask.<br />

What, we may wonder'' There are<br />

many poeaible reasons, but she<br />

alone knows the true answer to<br />

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question.<br />

If you would Uu to have your<br />

handwriting analyzed in thi*<br />

newspaper, write to Lorene C<br />

Green, a certified graphologist, at<br />

36261 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48160.<br />

Please use a full sheet of white,<br />

urdined paper, writing in the first<br />

peraon, singular. Age, handedness<br />

and full ttgnalure are helpfuL And<br />

objective feedback is welcome.<br />

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School millages<br />

Vote yes on both questions<br />

Voters tn the Plymouth c'anton school<br />

district should say yes to tht 2 3 mill<br />

property tax increase on the Jane 1J<br />

njilot and. to the 18 mill non-homestead<br />

prvpe.rt% tax renewal<br />

The Jl J million raided b% the two-year<br />

mills w ill be u>ed mostly to buy text<br />

>x>k> and computer reiated equipment The<br />

nor. homestead tax applies only to business-<br />

. - ,»:-i sec nd h,mes It will not increase<br />

the tax homeowners pay Renewing it JS<br />

crucial to the school* Without it. the doors .<br />

.will close<br />

The 2 3-mill proposal will cost the Owner<br />

of a ? 100.000 home about 3115 per year<br />

That's S230 0%er the life of the millage<br />

Ai-so. future school millages must be shared<br />

countywide<br />

The money will be spent over the next<br />

five vears It will be allocated in the following<br />

manner 53 5 million for text books.<br />

$3 million for computer* $1 55 million<br />

for computer soltw are. $945,000 tor library<br />

media center improvements.<br />

$700,000 for teacher training, and $1 71<br />

million for building needs<br />

The school board has created a special<br />

fund for the money, and it will not be<br />

blended with the district's million<br />

budget That'* an appropriate action It<br />

"will en--ire that the money goes toward its<br />

intended purposes<br />

The enhancement millage is needed to<br />

plug the schools further into high technology<br />

learning The ichools have spent $12<br />

million from a $59 million bond issue on<br />

getting the schools wired for interactive<br />

• Computers and books are essential<br />

educational tools needed by<br />

teachers. It's time for voters to<br />

say yet to the funds needed to<br />

purchase the tools. Also, voters<br />

must not forget to say yes to the<br />

18 mill non-homestead renewal.<br />

television and some high-tech equipment,<br />

but more is needed<br />

The methods by which students learn<br />

are changing, and so are the job skills they<br />

will need in the work force or if they attend<br />

college Most jobs require some proficiefacy<br />

or at least understanding of<br />

computer?<br />

The millage increase is going to be a<br />

tough sell Earlier this year voters in t anion<br />

rejected two millages. one for roads<br />

and the other for library improvements. -<br />

In an effort to convince voters to say yes.<br />

school Superintendent t'harles Little has<br />

been going to homeowners groups to seek<br />

their support<br />

Also, the schools have held technology<br />

fairs to show the public what .it is doing with<br />

computers and w hat yet needs to be done<br />

Computers and books are essential educational<br />

tools needed by teachers It's time for<br />

voters to say yes to the funds needed to pur<br />

chase the tools Also, voters must not forget<br />

to say yes to the 18 mill non-homestead renewal<br />

Without it. the schools will close<br />

Vote yes for both millage proposals on .<br />

June 12.<br />

River cleanup needs volunteers<br />

Rouge Rescue the annual resuscitation<br />

of the Rouge River organized by<br />

Friends of the Rouge, celebrates it*<br />

10th anniversary Saturday with volunteers<br />

removing debns from the river at 30 locations<br />

That's two more locations than last<br />

year and five more than m 1993<br />

Friends of the Rouge a non-profit community<br />

organization, was founded in 1986. and<br />

launched the first Rouge Rescue cleanup that<br />

year in 13 locations with about 1.500 volun-<br />

- leers<br />

Since then, even the federal government<br />

- has joined the crusade with a 20-year. $1 billion<br />

experimental ""Wet Weather Demonstra-<br />

• tion Project" to attack the substances that<br />

attack the Rouge Rrver<br />

The feds figure that, if a largely urban river<br />

such as the Rouge can be revived, then<br />

perhaps there s hope for other polluted water -<br />

:<br />

However the Rouge River success story<br />

has always been and always will be about<br />

' volunteers willing to donate their time and<br />

strong backs to helping out at this public<br />

cleanup<br />

If not for the volunteers and the annual<br />

cleanup operation! it'* doubtful that the federal<br />

government's attention, and money.<br />

! could have been attracted<br />

I So we encourage everyone to get out Satur-<br />

; day and do something for a tremendous natural<br />

asset<br />

If you prefer not to get dirty, there is work<br />

I available such aa planting tree*, building and<br />

^ grooming wood-chip walking paths; stenciling<br />

I storm drain inieta with a warning against<br />

QUESTION:<br />

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Team effort: These workers — mostly<br />

students — were among the volunteers<br />

at last year's Rouge Rescue.<br />

dumping toxic materials like used motor oil;<br />

and building nesting boxes for wood ducks,<br />

bluebird*, and brown bat*<br />

To volunteer, call Friend* of the Rouge at<br />

961-4060. !<br />

Wayne<br />

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north to rem e<br />

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Iam writing to you to let you know about<br />

ARKIE HUDKINS<br />

SUMMKTH+IHC<br />

t AND THE LARVA'S.<br />

EVOLrbbL—VIN6. P<br />

the great success I have had in raising donations<br />

for the children of Oklahoma City.<br />

I was very distraught about the bombing of<br />

the federal building on April 19. as were manypeople<br />

I wanted to do something to show my<br />

support and concern, but did not know what<br />

exactly to do Then I learned of two situations<br />

in which children were displaced and desperately<br />

in need of toys and other things.<br />

Because the mission of Discovery Toys is to<br />

help families and children everywhere and<br />

provide high quality educational and develop- j<br />

mental toys to as many children as possible. I 1<br />

now knew how I could help. I am a group<br />

manager with Discovery Toys, and have been<br />

with the company 212 years I decided to contact<br />

many of my good customers and ask them<br />

to help roe raise money for toys for these children<br />

The two organizations I wanted to help<br />

were<br />

First — a child care facility located in the<br />

YMCA building across the street from the<br />

Federal Building This facility had over 115<br />

children in its care at the time of the bombing<br />

Many children and teachers were injured in<br />

the bombing The YMCA building was condemned<br />

the day after the bombing and the<br />

teachers could not return uiside to retrieve<br />

any of their equipment or toys; most had<br />

been destroyed in the blast anyway. The<br />

child care facility has been moved to a<br />

makeshift location in an office building and<br />

they are using a board room and an aerobics<br />

room for their center<br />

Second — there was a 16th floor low income<br />

apartment building located in the block<br />

behind the Federal Building that was also<br />

condemned. Over 150 families were displaced<br />

on April 19. and were unable to return to<br />

their homes to retrieve anything. The organization<br />

Feed The Children has stepped in to<br />

help find the families new homes and provide<br />

them with the household goods they will<br />

need to start over. I wanted to be able to help<br />

them provide each child with a new toy as<br />

they moved to their new home.<br />

With the help of caring and concerned people,<br />

we were able to raise over $1,600 in donation*<br />

for toys to send to these two<br />

organizations. Who contributed? Friends,<br />

neighbor*. <strong>Canton</strong> Newcomers, Young Moments<br />

Preschool, the surgical staff at Oakwood<br />

Hospital, a work unit in the<br />

engineering area of Body & Assembly of Ford<br />

Motor Company in Dearborn, and a work<br />

unit in the customer service area of Ford Motor<br />

Company in the Renaissance Center.<br />

THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1995.<br />

I really want to publicly thank all the people<br />

who contributed: it will really make a difference<br />

jn the lives of the children we touch<br />

in Oklahoma City These children will knowthat<br />

there are good and kind people acrossthe<br />

country who hold them in their prayers<br />

and want only the best for them in the future.<br />

Kendra D. Geoffrey, <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Vietnam lost in streets<br />

any of us in the United States took<br />

on the Vietnam War with distaste,<br />

discouragement, disbelief and disgust.<br />

We don't need a mea culpa from McNamara.<br />

The spectre of communism was reason<br />

enough to fight the threat of slavery in the<br />

East. Most of us supported the government's<br />

decision to help the South Vietnamese remain<br />

free<br />

The tragedy of 58.000 deaths should be<br />

posted to the ledgers of the doves and socialist<br />

mentalities for the most part Their<br />

protests and interference in the war was<br />

more than reprehensible; some of their behavior<br />

w as treasonable.<br />

The Berrigan brothers. Baez. Fonda, and<br />

Clinton helped to weaken the resolve of government<br />

leadership that had been ineffective<br />

in matters of state earlier Many think today<br />

that 18-year-olds all over the country began<br />

to protest the war because of some spontaneous<br />

enlightened view they had all come<br />

upon at the same time.<br />

College instructors inflamed the misdirected<br />

youth and their protests more than<br />

muddied the waters; they orchestrated the<br />

dovish "peace at any price, socialism can't be<br />

that bad" credo that was intended to force<br />

the freedom fighters to rethink policy and<br />

retrench.<br />

When it was decided that we wouldn't<br />

fight to win. our participation became fruitless.<br />

We didn't loae but. of course, we didn't<br />

win. The top Army men and Navy men insisted<br />

our forces could end the.war in a few<br />

weeks if permitted to engage the enemy seriously.<br />

Canada. Australia, England and 30 other<br />

countries supported our effort giving money,<br />

men and material* to the the effort. The engagement<br />

could have been, should have<br />

been, one of the most important and glorious<br />

chapter* in America'* hi*tory. What greater<br />

thing can one people do for another than<br />

help them be free?<br />

Neil Good bred, Livonia<br />

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— Philip Power<br />

G<br />

ood Lord — up in ths sky — a<br />

sudden eclipse? A pterodactyl?<br />

Ah, the great blue heron!<br />

There are more than * few who<br />

would get a guffaw at the thought of my<br />

becoming a bird-watcher.<br />

Back by the ocean, when one wasn't<br />

shaking one's fists at the seagulls,<br />

those mule* of the air, one had to pick<br />

on*'> way around dull, lazy pigeons<br />

earthbound by the touriat trash.<br />

You could make special outings to<br />

the fine sanctuaries along the North<br />

Shore only to conclude that the birds<br />

muat've opted for a field trip to the<br />

city, leaving mosquitoes as stand-ins.<br />

1 must say that I find Plymouth<br />

exceedingly fair and very conducive to<br />

the study and appreciation of nature.<br />

My personal background knowledge of<br />

wildlife is laughable at best, but my<br />

husband was raised with great sppreci'<br />

ation and remains ever fascinated.<br />

My first Christmas here I received a<br />

field guide. Considering the purpose<br />

and the pries of books these days, I was<br />

disheartened when the copy opened<br />

with a sickening crack while the broken<br />

binding spewed out several center pages<br />

of scattering sparrows.<br />

However, it is still always within<br />

grasp, just as my visiting birds are. Our<br />

little place is like s terrific treehouse<br />

that at times has tempted birds to literally<br />

make themselves at home.<br />

Normally composed house cats<br />

freeze with their jaws dropped and ears<br />

pinned back at the temerity of the<br />

feathered one* who practically land in<br />

their mouths, but for the screen, stealing<br />

putty from around the old windows<br />

they lounge in like Roman emperors.<br />

After a few years, I feel as if I know<br />

them, and I fancy they think of me too.<br />

The Observer! THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1995<br />

POINTS Of VIEW<br />

QUCST COUMMST<br />

DOROTHY MATSU<br />

particularly pre-dawn with prolonged,<br />

tediously insistent morning songs to<br />

outright tap-dancing unabashedly<br />

around the porch.<br />

At first it was all just phoebes, juncos<br />

snd nuthatches to me. Cardinals<br />

provided brilliant reverence. Chicka-<br />

Patience produced the dropping-by<br />

of what seems to me like tropical fish<br />

in the trees. Often, stays are maddeningly<br />

brief, making it difficult to convince<br />

Mr Matsu that I really truly did<br />

see them,<br />

I may be mad, but it seems that different<br />

groups of birds are about on the<br />

weekend, while flamboyant others<br />

! merely guest star en route like slick,<br />

(P,C)1SA<br />

war v A 4" A M j<br />

-water*<br />

dees became familiar friends! Once,<br />

while-I was reading in the sun, three<br />

screaming jays were in the branch<br />

above me foolishly testing my nerves to<br />

get at the seed they are such pigs<br />

What I thought was a puffin was a<br />

rosy grosbeak. The toucan was a Baltimore<br />

oriole. The butterflies were goldfinches,<br />

and so on.<br />

about.<br />

Handsome cdwbirds and catbirds,<br />

A red-tailed hawk nicely rounded off<br />

the cacophonous argument by swooping<br />

down and snatching off the loudest,<br />

leaving me with a blue feathered hat<br />

worthy of Phyllis Diller.<br />

orange finches and increasingly distinguishable<br />

sparrows are superb company.<br />

Some days bring rather grave birds,<br />

grackles, crows and blackbirds, Hitchcock<br />

ian with their size and cries, sharp,<br />

pointy beaks and malevolent eyes.<br />

Those days I cross the road, feed the<br />

awkward teen-age goslings, and rescue<br />

turtles from the gutter. As unlikely aa<br />

it ever seemed, I am quite in love with<br />

the natural beauty where we live. ,<br />

Dorothy Matsu lives in Plymouth<br />

Township. She is a frequent contributor<br />

to this page.<br />

Media was right on the money in anti-term limit stand<br />

The media told you so, the medis<br />

told you so. the medis told you<br />

so.<br />

Whether liberal, moderate or conservative,<br />

most of us in the medis —<br />

especially the literate portion known as<br />

the press — said in 1992 that the term<br />

limiu ballot proposal was constitutionally<br />

flawed<br />

The flaw was that the Michigan proposal<br />

attempted to limit the terms of<br />

members of the U.S. Congress — U.S. •<br />

representatives to three two-year<br />

terms, U.S. senators to two six-year<br />

terms.<br />

The League of Women Voter* said<br />

so too, and submitted s brief to the<br />

OS. Supreme Court on behalf of those<br />

who challenged the proposal.<br />

Not only was there a constitutional<br />

flaw, we said, but it is stupid politics to<br />

prevent our own state's members of<br />

Congress from sttaining positions of<br />

power in sn institution that adores<br />

seniority.<br />

Now the U.S. Supreme Court has<br />

said we were right. In the case of U.S.<br />

Term Limits vs. Thornton, it ruled an<br />

Arkansas ballot proposal violated the<br />

U.S. Constitution. The Arkansas measure<br />

was passed in 1992, the same time<br />

as Michigan's, and contained exactly<br />

the same provisions sbout congressional<br />

elections as Michigan's. Altogether,<br />

23 states saw their congressional term<br />

limit plans knocked in the head.<br />

It means Joe Knollenberg and Nick<br />

Smith won't have to quit after the 1996<br />

election, Lynn Rivers and Dick<br />

Chrysler after,1998, and so on down the<br />

line.<br />

An Arkansas circuit judge, the Arkansas<br />

Supreme Court and now the<br />

U S Supreme Court all agreed the congressional<br />

term limits effort was<br />

flawed.<br />

Justice John Paul Stevens, an appointee<br />

of President Gerald Ford and<br />

hardly a flaming liberal, wrote the majority<br />

opinion with this reasoning<br />

• The U.S. Constitution set the qualifications<br />

for members of Congress —<br />

age 25 for representatives, 30 for senators,<br />

inhabitants of their states 'Allowing<br />

individual states to adopt theif<br />

own qualifications for congressional<br />

service would be inconsistent. . .<br />

• The term limits efforts were de-<br />

Community journalism in action<br />

Here's the mission statement 1 wrote a<br />

while ago for hometown newspapers like<br />

this one:<br />

"Because we publish community newspapers,<br />

we think about community journalism in a fundamentally<br />

different way than do the big daily<br />

newspapers and TV stations.<br />

"They consider themselves to be independent<br />

from the stories and communities they cover,<br />

swooping in to write the unsual or sensational<br />

snd then dashing off to cover something else<br />

"We regard ourselves as both accurate journalists<br />

and as caring citizens of the communities<br />

where we work "<br />

• I got to musing about this in connection with<br />

last week's story about the bankruptcy and liquidation<br />

of the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy.<br />

That's the Pennsylvania outfit that<br />

could cost Michigan charities like the Detroit<br />

Institute of Arts and Southfield Christian<br />

School millions of dollars It turned out that<br />

New Era's claim to big yields - through earnings<br />

on investments plus matching anonymous<br />

donations — was nothing more than a fraudulent<br />

pyramid scheme<br />

The Birmingham Eccentric's headline on the<br />

local angle of the story said. "Local organizations<br />

caught in New Era web ." The article went<br />

on to describe how, in particular, the hometown<br />

Johnson Foundation might be out as much as<br />

$4 million when New Era went under<br />

Created by well-respected Birmingham real<br />

—H- investor Paul Johnson, the foundation<br />

haa a distinguished local record of charitable<br />

giving. Losses of the New Era sort sadly diminish<br />

the small but enormously valuable amount<br />

of capital set aside for philanthropies, snd so<br />

tha Eccentric wanted to cover the story both ss<br />

an accurate newspaper and as a caring citizen of<br />

the community.<br />

Joe Bauman, editor of the Eccentric, went<br />

about the job just right. He called Johnson s<br />

office to |et a quote and. finding that he wss out<br />

of town for a wedding, faxed him s letter describing<br />

the story he plsnned to write. "Ai the<br />

community newspaper for Birmingham, Joe s<br />

fax aaid in part, "we believe it is important to<br />

pit your input on the story so that the local<br />

angle ia completely, fairly and accurately<br />

^Eventually, Scott Melby, a spokesman for<br />

Johnson, called ths newspaper snd gave a<br />

thoughtful and inaightful interview which,<br />

helped local readers to understand how h.nga<br />

stood. Joe's memo to me poinud<br />

son la familiar with tha Eccentric, hopeftilly<br />

! easing it aa a "legitimate,<br />

** out to ridicule him shout being caught<br />

PHILIP POWER<br />

TIM RICHARD<br />

signed to restrict access to the ballot —<br />

and the justices saw through that feeble<br />

argument, saying it was "an indirect<br />

attempt to accomplish what the<br />

(U.S.) Constitution prohibits Arkansas<br />

from accomplishing directly ..."<br />

The federal government is s creature<br />

of the people, not the states Members<br />

of CongTess are representatives of the<br />

people, not delegates from the states.<br />

Lincoln is quoted on "government of<br />

the people, by the people, for the people."<br />

B The Constitutional Convention spe<br />

cifically rejected a term-limits proposal<br />

in 1787.<br />

up in the scam. We simply wsnted the factual<br />

story."<br />

That's the way community newspapers line<br />

this one try to carry out their responsibilities<br />

On the other hand, 1 wasn't at all surprised to<br />

learn from Joe that some reporters from the Detroit<br />

newspapers had tufned up, uninvited, at<br />

Johnson's front door on the day the story broke.<br />

The door wa* shut in their faces, without comment.<br />

This is just s small local example of what is<br />

becoming a large national problem: the gulf between<br />

the big national news medis snd the folks<br />

whom they are supposed to inform snd serve.<br />

The Times Mirror Center for the People snd<br />

the Press surveyed 515 journslists snd 2,000<br />

readsrs. Released last week, the survey revealed<br />

a yawning gap between the way journalists and<br />

their customers view politics, social issues snd<br />

the news business. "The public is saying the<br />

national media is part of the problem." said Andrew<br />

Kohut, the center director. 'They identify<br />

mors of the gotcha' journalism and out-of-con<br />

trol journalism with national news organize<br />

tions."<br />

This survey validated one of the more stnking<br />

observstions about our business msde by<br />

somebody in a poeition to know. Mary Caperton<br />

Bingham, widow of the late Barry Bingham,<br />

whose family used to own the Louisville<br />

Courier-Journal, got up to give a speech last<br />

month Shs collapasd and died just before she<br />

was to give these lines:<br />

"I think another and understandable reaaonfor<br />

the public's growing distrust and dislike of<br />

the media — and not only of the talk-show rabble-rousers,<br />

and the primates on the far religious<br />

right, but of the formerly respected main<br />

atream madia - Is the media's self-righteous<br />

pomposity and their sneering and contemptuous<br />

coverage of all public figures."<br />

Phil Power is chairman of the company that<br />

owns this newspaper His Touch-Tone voice<br />

mail box is (313) 953 2047. Ext 1880<br />

• Not only was there a constitutional flaw, wt said,<br />

but It Is stupid politics to provost oar own sUto s<br />

members of Congress from attaining positions of<br />

power In nn Institution that adores sonlortty.<br />

To my personal delight, the majority<br />

opinion quoted my favorite political columnist,<br />

Alexander Hamilton, writing<br />

in The Federalist Papers. In fact, years<br />

ago. I underlined the same paragraph<br />

from which Justive Stevens quoted<br />

Rebutting the argument that rich folks<br />

would take over the Congress, Hamilton<br />

noted:<br />

"But this forms no part of the power<br />

to be conferred upon the national government<br />

. . . The qualifications of the<br />

persons who may choose or be chosen<br />

. . are defined and fixed in the Constitution.<br />

and are unalterable by the<br />

legislature."<br />

The U.S. Supreme Court decision<br />

does not, of course, touch term limits<br />

imposed by state constitutions. Michigan,<br />

for better or worse, has limited its<br />

governor, lieutenant governor, secretary<br />

of state, attorney general and state<br />

senators to two four-year terms, and it*<br />

state representatives to three two-year<br />

terms.<br />

But in reporting on the Legislature, 1<br />

have twice noted that first- and second-term<br />

House members of both parties<br />

refused to compromise on important<br />

bills, most notably on school<br />

finance reform. The senior, experienced<br />

reps had to achieve compromise, allowing<br />

the first- and second-term folks to<br />

pander to the voters shamelessly as tax<br />

fighters.<br />

In the future, we are likely, under<br />

term limiu, to see frequent deadlocks<br />

by green, doctrinaire liberals and conservatives<br />

in Lansing. But that is a column<br />

for a future year.<br />

Tim Richard reports on the local im-<br />

I plications of state and regional events.<br />

His Touch-Tone voice mad number is<br />

. " v"^ &<br />

LIVONIA MALL<br />

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Wheel deal: Family activity spawns unicycle club<br />

BY CHMHTWA Fuoeo<br />

Warrsa<br />

The family that plays tofwhsr,<br />

stays together<br />

That's the theory Tom and<br />

Carol Bnchfonl subscribed to<br />

while raining their children —<br />

David. Mark. Bill and Nancy —<br />

in Bedford Townahip.<br />

Having (bur children during a<br />

nine year span, the couple wanted<br />

to find a common interest for the<br />

kida to "keep the family going in<br />

the same direction."<br />

"We were looking for something<br />

for everybody to participate in,"<br />

Carol said.<br />

They thought about Little<br />

Home tours<br />

modern English Tudor in Plym<br />

outh that ia being renovated to reflect<br />

one of the owner'a English<br />

heritage, and an 8,200-square-foot<br />

home in Northville Townahip<br />

with antiqued moldings, fluted<br />

pilasters, a handcarved fireplace<br />

and s built-in floor to-ceiling china<br />

hutch detailed with carved<br />

decorative vine inlays.<br />

Pstrons will be able to tour the<br />

homes, decorated with jftowers<br />

from area florists, to a backdrop<br />

of music supplied by the PSO.<br />

League, but that could<br />

going to games four nights a week<br />

Returning home from a band<br />

competition in Europe, their aon<br />

David came up with e baiter idea.<br />

While he waa over there, he aaw<br />

the Fontiac Unicycliata and waa<br />

immediately enraptured by it.<br />

"He came back so excited about<br />

it," Carol aaid.<br />

The Brichforda — aa well aa •<br />

few kida from the neighborhood<br />

— joined the Pontiac club. Soon,<br />

so many people were intereeted in<br />

it that the Bnchforda didn't have<br />

the room to drive everyone to<br />

Pontiac- So they started their own<br />

club. "<br />

from page 13A<br />

Items, such as a mnss mvered<br />

teapot and teacup, a Haggar Vase,<br />

a 25-inch TV, and prite winning<br />

photo by Observer columnist<br />

Monte Nagler will be raffled off at<br />

each home.<br />

Weather permitting, classic<br />

cars will decorate the ouUides of<br />

the homes "to give the guys something<br />

to look at," Mueller said.<br />

In addition, several area reatau<br />

rants will be giving a 20 percent<br />

discount to tour participants the<br />

week of the event. Tfcoae eateries<br />

include The Botaford Inn in<br />

"It waa our family that started<br />

the group in 1976. We'va remained<br />

as supporters aa our children<br />

went through It. It's an<br />

inter-generational activity," Carol<br />

•aid.<br />

On ihe sidewalks<br />

It began aa a neighborhood club<br />

in Radford. Neighbors would<br />

drive through and eae tha kida<br />

practicing on the sidewalks with<br />

their unicyclee. Some children<br />

would mount the tali unicyclee<br />

from tha gutters.<br />

About 10 years later, the Radford<br />

Township Unicycle Club,<br />

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The Victorian Gallery, next to<br />

Cafe Bon Homme, will offer visitors<br />

a complimentary glass of<br />

champagne and a long-stemmed<br />

freesa-dried rose Juna 2-3.<br />

The hours of tha tour are 10<br />

a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, June 2, and<br />

noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 3.<br />

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walks of Radford to the gymnaai<br />

una at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran<br />

Church on Farmington<br />

Road in- Livonia.<br />

Beginners ride with one hand<br />

on the bleachers and tha other on<br />

the shoulder of a classmate, or<br />

teacher Wendy Grxych of Garden<br />

City. The more advanced members<br />

try out tall unicycles that<br />

reach the basketball nets, or<br />

shorter ones in the shape of horaea.<br />

The organisation ia grateful<br />

for the space and the opportunity<br />

the church has given them.<br />

"It's very difficult to find a<br />

good facility that's available on a<br />

Saturday that doesn't coat an arm<br />

and a leg," said Carol, who now<br />

Uvea in Farmington Hills with bar<br />

husband.<br />

Aaide from just having fun, the<br />

group gets together to practice for<br />

appearances at parades in communities<br />

like Livonia, Redfbrd<br />

and Garden City, the Michigan<br />

Thanksgiving Day Parade, and<br />

halftime at a University of Detroit<br />

Mercy basketball game. The nonprofit<br />

organisation has a file folder<br />

filled with invitations to perform.<br />

There ia alao an annual competition<br />

that members participate<br />

in, but moet aren't in it for the<br />

winnings.<br />

We go for the fun of it," said<br />

Livonia's Craig Schmidt, whoae<br />

wife Chris and son Brad also ride.<br />

"It's a ball, *ven if you don't place<br />

in the first few."<br />

Getting started<br />

Each Saturday there is a beginners<br />

and advance class. The<br />

nine-lesson claas coats 120, which<br />

includes the use of a unicycle.<br />

Even though it's technically s .<br />

class, the sessions are casual and<br />

meant to be fun.<br />

"We don't consider this s class,<br />

per sc." Carol said. "We hope that<br />

they will like it enough to be a<br />

part of the club."<br />

After only a month of practicing,<br />

Bryce Grevemeyer of Livonia<br />

recently bought his own cycle<br />

with the hope to hone his skills in<br />

the parking lot on his lunch hour<br />

at Ford Motor Company. He<br />

learned about the class from coworker<br />

Diane Gietxen of Warren.<br />

"I like different things," he aaid<br />

while playing with his new Si 20<br />

unicycle. "I also take s<br />

black smithing class st Greenfield<br />

Village, and I teach the principles<br />

of electricity at Wayne State University."<br />

At first he was skeptical —<br />

"The first time 1 came 1 said.<br />

'You're gonna gat me to ride this?<br />

Right' 17<br />

After the first class he was prat<br />

ty successful. Even without practicing<br />

until the next clkss, he waa<br />

able to pick up just about where<br />

he left off. The key, he aaid. is to<br />

keep the weight on your feet, keep<br />

your eyes forward, and back<br />

straight.<br />

"I now believe that anyone can<br />

leam," he said.<br />

Unicyciing has had the same<br />

addictive effect on former club<br />

members Sem Abrahams and<br />

Teresa Remminger. They took<br />

their unicycles to the altar with<br />

them — literally. The entire wed<br />

ding party sat on unicycles during<br />

the ceremony.<br />

Throughout the 20 years, Tom<br />

and Carol Brichford have remained<br />

supporters — but not riders.<br />

While all four of their children<br />

rode, the couple hasn't been<br />

able to grasp it.<br />

"You can be support people<br />

without getting involved," Carol<br />

said.<br />

"We try yearly," Tom added<br />

with a laugh. "Carol can almost<br />

ride." • •<br />

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"Fantasticks" from page IB<br />

REVIEW<br />

The Fantaaticka" in the United<br />

Statee, and it ia still captivat<br />

ing audiencee to this day<br />

The Fantaaticks" open* with<br />

an introduction to lU main character*.<br />

Luiaa and Malt — two<br />

neighbor* who have fallen in love<br />

with each other The first problem<br />

is that their father*, who appar<br />

ently are feuding, have built a<br />

wall between I heir yards to keep<br />

their families separated<br />

The second problem ia that the<br />

fathers are actually dear fnenda<br />

who have tricked their children<br />

into falling in love with each<br />

other After all. if you lell a child<br />

that they can't have something, it<br />

only make* them want it more<br />

The third problem ia how the<br />

fathers are going to end their so<br />

called feud. Their logical solution<br />

is to stage an abduction of Luiaa.<br />

by using actors to play as abductor*.<br />

When they let Malt win the<br />

dual, he will be thought of a* a<br />

hero and the feud can then be<br />

over It sounds so simple, but thia<br />

is only the first act The problems<br />

and solution* that follow are what<br />

make The Fantaatick*a pro<br />

duction not to be missed.<br />

Seth Hi laky and Shirley Serotsky<br />

are adorable aa Matt and Luiaa.<br />

The fathers, played by Dan C.<br />

Bar and Sam Jungermann are<br />

Musical from page 1B<br />

Scenery and costume* also add<br />

to thia fine production Both are<br />

colorful and very well designed<br />

In the castle scene, two rooms<br />

are created by the use of one tap<br />

estry When the tapestry is pulled<br />

up and out of sight, the stage ia<br />

the guest chamber, down, it's the<br />

throne room. Also, the "scary"<br />

forest with it* dark, ugiy trees<br />

looks like a place to avoid.<br />

Costumes are elegant when<br />

they need to be rich and royal,<br />

and, al other times, very creative,<br />

such aa thoee worn by the forest<br />

creature* who dres* oddly human,<br />

but are generally more like animal*<br />

"The Prince** and the Magic<br />

Pea" is delightful entertainment<br />

for children and adult*. Children<br />

especially like it becauae it pro<br />

vide* some wonderful minutes<br />

with actor* who let them become<br />

involved in the show Adult* are<br />

convincingly enjoyable. Julie Van<br />

Duaen ia able to marveloualy<br />

bnng the character of ihe Mute<br />

alive through facial expression<br />

and dance Daniel C. Jacob* Jr.<br />

has a voice that ia delightful to<br />

hear as the character of the narra<br />

tor. and El Gallo the seductive,<br />

yet deceptive abductor. Honora<br />

ble mention must be given to<br />

Howard Egan and Frederick Kam<br />

t 11<br />

appreciative of the talented c**l<br />

who seem to have fun while giving<br />

their audience a happy.<br />

for their hilarious performances<br />

aa Ihe abductor*. Director Harry<br />

Wetzel, muaical director Martin<br />

Burwell, and choreographer<br />

.Valeria Mould deserve much<br />

credit for their hard work<br />

"The Fantaaticka" is aa touch<br />

ing as always, even after 35 year*<br />

of performances. It i*n't hard to<br />

see why it ia the longest running<br />

musical in the world. The Green-<br />

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Staaaoo eras recognixed this<br />

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in their homes. In some cities and<br />

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Mr Stasaon ia preaently staU<br />

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In other muaic award news: Violiniat<br />

Jeffrey Evans. 17, of<br />

Romeo, won first place in the<br />

Michigan Musk Teacher* Aaaoci<br />

ation staU finals of the "Student<br />

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May 6. He is a student of<br />

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Violinist Shannon Roae. 16. of<br />

Walled Lake was the second<br />

place winner She ia a student of<br />

Mr Stasson.<br />

Tn the intermediate division,<br />

violinist Chiara Pasi. 15, of<br />

Lathrup Village waa the first<br />

place winner She ia a student of<br />

Irina Kovalaky of Oak Park.<br />

Violinist Ai Takauchi, 14. of<br />

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CHRISTINA FUOCO<br />

Hey, Rob, look<br />

who is No. 1<br />

I<br />

have a bone to pick with W^ite Zombie singer<br />

Rob Zombie. 1 happen to like Hootie and the<br />

Blowfish<br />

At White Zombie's State Fair Coliseum show on<br />

May 21. Rob Zombie blasted critics who said it<br />

waa a fluke that his band's latest album "Astro<br />

Creep: 2000" debuted near the top of the Billboard<br />

charta. Obviously, he said, his band has talent, if a<br />

month or so later, "Astro Creep: 2000" is still in<br />

the top 10 above acts like Royi II Men and Sheryl<br />

Crow.<br />

"And what about Hootie and the Blowfi»h" > " he<br />

said. "Does anybody even like them 7 "<br />

Suddenly, the spotlight shined on me — or so I<br />

felt. My pal Tony, who doesn't like Hootie either,<br />

lifted my arms in the air and waved them like he<br />

was trying to get Rob Zombie's attention. Tony,<br />

the large ex Marine, then said. "Great. I'm going<br />

to be beat up trying to protect you." Hey. I was all<br />

ready to hide in a comer.<br />

Before I go off defending Hootie's honor. I have<br />

to admit that I didn't really like Hootie's album<br />

"Cracked Rear View" the first umpteen times I<br />

listened to iL A friend of mine told me recently<br />

that he didn't like Hootie and the Blowfish be<br />

cauae their songs didn't build up to anything. I<br />

guess that's one of the reasons "Cracked Rear<br />

View" didn't appeal to me at firat-<br />

But after traveling on an all-day British Airways<br />

flight from London to Detroit in March, listening<br />

to the same BA radio show playing "Hold<br />

My Hand" over and over again, something clicked<br />

and I realized Hootie and the Blowfiah had something<br />

special. (Then again, I may have just been<br />

sick of hearing British pomp rock like Supergrass.<br />

Blur, and Gene in England.)<br />

It's not the music or the vocals that build up.<br />

it'a the stories. They're great storytellers. Hootie<br />

and the Blowfish's simple, homespun stones re<br />

minded me of home.<br />

A couple days after I returned from Europe,<br />

Hootie was in town to play with Toad The Wet<br />

Sprocket. Almost effortless, lead singer Darius<br />

Rucker's emotional, bass vocals filled the State<br />

Theatre. The effect was overwhelmingly soothing;<br />

the music filled up my entire body and pretty<br />

much healed myjet lag I knew 1 was home<br />

Hootie and the Blowfish's music ia fresh. Although<br />

I crave hard rock bands' endless swirl of<br />

noiae, it's refreshing to listen to bands like Hootie<br />

and the Blowfish, Toad the Wet Sprocket and<br />

singer Sarah McLachlan — no matter what Rob<br />

Zombie says.<br />

I say. "Go for it. Hootie." And the next time you<br />

see Rob Zombie, remind him whose album hit No.<br />

1 of the week last week.<br />

You can writt Christina Fuoco of Thr Observer<br />

A Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia,<br />

Mich 48150. or via e-mail of CFuoco(sMolcom<br />

If you have a touch-tone phone, you<br />

can call her at (313) 9*3 2047. mailbox no 2130<br />

STREET BEATS<br />

0' Seasons 0' Castles<br />

— Katell Keineg<br />

Keineg is of that new and literary breed of musicians.Ted<br />

most conspicuously perhaps by Kate<br />

Bush and Sinead O'Connor, that ha* emerged over<br />

the paat few years. As regards her uniquely soulful<br />

lyricality, she may be the most impressive singer/<br />

aongwriter to emerge in many a year.<br />

With a vocal quality that suggest* a hint of the<br />

raap of Sade. Keineg sing* of rebirth < Hestia ),<br />

savoring lift ("Cut") and the promise of the future<br />

("Destiny's Darling").<br />

Her "Partisan" has become something of a<br />

staple on WDET of late and the odds are very<br />

food that this latest import from the Emerald Isle<br />

may jual blossom into the "next big thing in<br />

abort order. . „ , _ . _<br />

— Mark E Qalio<br />

Have a listen<br />

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2). Mystery Machine (measageUMoby<br />

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SUK MASOM, BomW<br />

CHKUmM A FUOCO, Home<<br />

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MUPHUTII<br />

Heading to the studio: The Verve Pipe — Brad Vander Ark (from left), Donny Brown. A.J Dunning and Brian Vander Ark, who<br />

sang at a Detroit Pistons game as the 1993 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers ' Band of the Year, will head in the studio with ex-<br />

Talking Heads member Jerry Harrison as producer. Percussionist Doug Corella is not pictured.<br />

Verve Pipe recruits hot producer<br />

If ex-Talking Head Jerry Harrison's success<br />

with rockers Live is any reflection on what he can<br />

do for The Verve Pipe, the East Lansing band is<br />

in good hands. Harrison will produce The Verve<br />

Pipe's debut for RCA.<br />

BY CHRISTINA Fuoco<br />

ST * FT WEITEH<br />

Former Talking Head* guitarist/<br />

keyboardist Jerry Harrison, who produced<br />

Live's triple platinum album<br />

"Throwing Copper," has signed on to<br />

work with The Verve Pipe when they<br />

record their debut for RCA this summer<br />

in California.<br />

"I was a big Talking Heads fan for<br />

years," said singer/guitarist Brian<br />

Vander Ark. "I'm not a huge fan of<br />

Live, but I like what he's (Harrison)<br />

about. I like the melody and how he<br />

works against the heavier guitar stuff.<br />

He haa a real melodic touch and *<br />

real pop sensibility."<br />

The Ea*t Lansing band ia scheduled<br />

to work on the album at The<br />

Plant in Sausalito. Calif., July 17<br />

through the end of August. The aa-ofyet-unnamed<br />

album, due out early<br />

next year, will have le*s "studio trickery"<br />

and harmonies, with more guitar,<br />

Vander Ark said.<br />

"All the four-track demos I've been<br />

doing have really, really, really heavy<br />

"\<br />

guitars with drums up the middle,'<br />

he said.<br />

The Verve Pipe's new direction is<br />

what attracted Harrison to the<br />

<strong>project</strong>, drummer Donny Brown said.<br />

The first meeting didn't go so well,<br />

however.<br />

"He came out to see us. and he just<br />

missed the show because Live was<br />

playing in Milwaukee that night.'<br />

Brown said.<br />

Knowing that his band's manager,<br />

Doug Buttleman, had given Harrison<br />

copies of The Verve Pipe's independ<br />

ent releases "I've Suffered A Head In<br />

jury" and "Pop Smear." Brown asked<br />

Harrison what he thought of their<br />

music.<br />

"He gave me some pretty stark<br />

opinions," Brown said. "He wasn't<br />

that crazy about iL"<br />

But Harrison changed his mind<br />

when he heard demos of new songs<br />

"Photograph," "Myself," "Cows,"<br />

and "Drive You Mild," that The<br />

Verve Pipe recorded in Milwaukee<br />

with producer Mike Hoffmann.<br />

"It was enough lo get Jerry t» come<br />

out and see us again. He really liked<br />

it. and he said he would work with<br />

us," Brown said of the band's show at<br />

Brownie's in New York in late April.<br />

The Verve Pipe has sold 25,000<br />

copies of 1991 's "I've Suffered a Head<br />

Injury" and 1993's "Pop Smear." The<br />

single from "Pop Smear." "Senator<br />

Speak" became a radio hit on WHYT<br />

The band is anxious to release new<br />

material.<br />

"We're dying to have an album<br />

out." Brown said. Besides their two<br />

independent releases. The Verve Pipe<br />

appeared on Madaket Records'<br />

"Aware II, The Compilation" with<br />

Hootie and the Blowfish and Better<br />

Than Ezra<br />

This week. The Verve Pipe gathered<br />

a national press attention with a<br />

mention in the current edition of<br />

"Rolling Stone" magazine. Within<br />

the last year, the 1993 Observer & Eccentric<br />

Newspapers Band of the Year<br />

has also been featured in "Musician,<br />

"Insider" and "Billboard" magazines<br />

Last week they kicked off the Pine<br />

Knob Music Theatre season by opening<br />

WHYT's "Planet Fest," which<br />

• 'All the four-track demos<br />

I've been doing<br />

have really, really, really<br />

heavy guitars with<br />

drums up the middle.'<br />

Brian Vander Ark<br />

also fearured No Use For A Name.<br />

Bush, Letters to Cleo, The Ramones<br />

and Duran Duran.<br />

The band — which also includes<br />

lead guitarist/background vocalist<br />

A.J. Dunning, baasist/background<br />

vocalist Brad Vander Ark and percus<br />

sionist/keyboardist Doug Corella —<br />

will make a quick jaunt around the<br />

state before heading to California.<br />

Thf Verve Pipe performs Saturday,<br />

July 1, with the Freddy Jones Band as<br />

part of the AWARE festival at the<br />

Phoenix Plaza Amphitheatre, 10 Water<br />

St.. Pontiac. (810) 335-4850 Doom<br />

open at 2 p.m. for the all ages show<br />

Tickets are 510 in advance and go on<br />

sale Saturday, June 3. at Ticket master<br />

outlets. For information about The<br />

Verve Pipe merchandise, write them<br />

at P.O. Box 4711. East Lansing, Mich.<br />

48826-4711; or via e-mail at<br />

iewoHd. com<br />

Mystery Machine: kicking it into gear<br />

BY CHRISTINA Fuoco<br />

9T*r> Warnta<br />

At firat, Luke Rogalaky, the lead<br />

singer/guitarist of the ethereal Canadian<br />

rock band Mystery Machine,<br />

comes serosa as anotty when he deacribes<br />

why he likes to play a mall<br />

towna.<br />

"Usually, it'a a good opportunity to<br />

meet people," Rogalaky aaid.<br />

"They're open to appreciating you,<br />

and they're excited to have their<br />

mundane lives interrupted by something."<br />

But, actually, Rogalaky and the<br />

rest of Myatery Machine — guitariat<br />

Bean (that's it — just Bean), bassist<br />

Shane Ward and drummer Jordan<br />

Pratt — can relate. The band hails<br />

from Chilliwack, B.C., Canada, a aub<br />

urb of Vancouver with a population of<br />

61,000, according to the Chilliwack<br />

Chamber of Commerce. (Everyone in<br />

the band except for Pratt now resides<br />

in Vancouver.)<br />

The aong "Juat a Sec" on Mystery<br />

Machine's latest album, "10 Speed"<br />

(Nettwerk). alao eeta the record<br />

straight. Written by Rogalaky" a<br />

hometown friend, "Juat a See" echoes<br />

the feelings that he had growing up in<br />

Chilliwack.<br />

"It'a about the frustrations with<br />

amall mindedneea and the claustrophobia<br />

of living in s email place like<br />

he told Canada's "Chart'<br />

axine. "That aong really affected me<br />

— its emotions, and the fact that I<br />

can relate to it"<br />

"10 Speed" la the second full<br />

length album from Mystery Machine,<br />

which used the same formula of fuxxy<br />

guitars snd Rogalaky'* smooth, hyp<br />

node vocala to rooord the follow-up to<br />

"Glased." It was recorded by Glen<br />

Rally (64:40) snd mixed by Ken<br />

Lomaa (Red Hot Chili Peppers. Dan<br />

sig). Three songs. "Sinker," "Brand<br />

New Song," and "Pound for Pound,"<br />

were remixed by Chria Shaw<br />

(Weeier, Soul Asylum. <strong>Public</strong> Ene<br />

my). Although guitariat Norm Thody<br />

appears on the album, original axe<br />

man Bean haa rejoined Mystery Machine.<br />

"We are now anxioua to play new<br />

'10 Speed' song* everywhere soon,"<br />

said Rogalaky. "Our rocket pada and<br />

akin-tight jumpeuit* should be ready.<br />

Alao, a* a result of Bean'* one-year<br />

meditation in the Himalayas of Nepal<br />

and Tibet, a different guitar player<br />

Mysterious:<br />

Canada s<br />

Mystery Machine<br />

crosses<br />

the border to<br />

visit Detroit'sShelter<br />

below St.<br />

Andrew's<br />

Hall June 1.<br />

plays on all tracks except for three.<br />

"However. Bean is now back on<br />

board and is seemingly more in touch<br />

with his inner self aa a result of his<br />

trip."<br />

Mystery Machine plays with Day tona<br />

and The New Ministers at 8 p m.<br />

Thursday, June 1, at The Shelter below<br />

St Andrew s Halt. 431 E Congress.<br />

Detroit. Tickets art t6 in od<br />

vane*. Must be 18 or older to attend.<br />

For more information, call (313) 961-<br />

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THURSDAY. JUNE 1.1996<br />

Soccer standouts<br />

CANTON<br />

SPORTS<br />

SCENE<br />

The Plymouth Lightning '81, a girls under<br />

14 premier soccer team, collected a firstplece<br />

finish with four coneecutive shutouts<br />

gt last weekend'i <strong>Canton</strong> Invitational Soccer<br />

Tournament. In the title game against the Ho<br />

•heater Rockettea. the Lightning prevailed 2-0<br />

with a strung defensive effort-<br />

Team member* are Sarah Anderson. Jennell<br />

Cobor. Kelly Connell. Sarah Dehien. Sharon<br />

Greer. Danelle Filipe. Emily Kaat*. Kriatin Ko<br />

pen ski. Emily Neijendam. Vicki Palia. Theresie<br />

Radtke. Jeaaica Roberta. Cheron Rice. Kriatina<br />

Senjuch. Kriatin Shea, Andi Solano, Katie Thorn<br />

aa. Andrea Weinman and Sarah Ware. The team<br />

is coached by Glenn Kaatz and John Debien.<br />

The Plymouth Kicka. an under 14 boys<br />

soccer team, won iu division laat weekend<br />

in the 1996 Junior lriah Memorial Day<br />

[Soccer Tournament in South Bend. Ind.<br />

; The Kicks beat the fellow Little Caeaara Premier<br />

League member Troy Lightning. 2-0, in the<br />

championship match.<br />

1 They alao downed the Rockford (III.) United, 2-<br />

0; Fraser Booters. 4-1. Milwaukee (Wia.) Kicka. 2-<br />

0; and the Whitefiah Bay. Wia. 1 -0. The Kicks<br />

only loaa waa againat St. Charles. Mo.<br />

_ Members of the Kicks, coached by Paul Kogut.<br />

'include Patrick Griffin. Joe Hart. Andrew Kogut.<br />

2 Chris Longpre. Alan Lyskawa. Aaron Mac Donald.<br />

Matt Maier. Jaaon Mayol. Andy Meyers. Aaron<br />

. Rypkowski. Mike Slack. Brett Stinar. Dan<br />

I Wielechowaki and Brian Woxniak.<br />

• [)an Kogut ia the aaaiatant coach The team<br />

- manager is Barb Kogut.<br />

The <strong>Canton</strong> Magic won the under 14 boys<br />

Blue Division at last weekend's <strong>Canton</strong> Invitational<br />

Soccer Tournament. The Magic<br />

defeated Indiana League 2-0 in the semifinals be<br />

fore edging the Red Arrow Rebels 2-1 in the finala<br />

to collect the championahip. In all, the Magic outscored<br />

their opponenta 26-1, shutting wit four of<br />

; five.<br />

Team members are Peter Andreolli, Robert<br />

Barnes. Michael Bennett. Craig Cochran. Steve<br />

, Epley. Paul Gienapp, Kevin Graff. Kyle Helland.<br />

; Chris Houdek. George KJthas. Jon Mathia, David<br />

• Meyn. Jeff Parent. Steve Scheel. Mike Skolnik,<br />

Nick Sscxecbowski. Jeremy Whitman and Scott<br />

Wright. The Matic ia coached by Scott Weiger.<br />

Ted Kithaa and Jerry Parent; Diane Epley ia the<br />

; team manager<br />

Michigan Mile postponed<br />

The $250,000 Michigan Mile Handicap,<br />

scheduled for Saturday. July 15, haa been<br />

poetpooed until the fall, Ladbroke DRC<br />

Executive Vice Preaident and General Manager<br />

Jay Fortney announced.<br />

Ladbroke officials postponed the race pending<br />

Governor John Enfler's decision on gambling policy<br />

and the outcome of the horse racing industry<br />

bill.<br />

; "With the uncertainty of our legislation in<br />

t-arising, we couldn't ask horsemen to prepare<br />

their horses for the Mile not knowing if we Were<br />

going to run it." Fortney aaid. "By postponing the<br />

race, we will find out in late June if our induatry<br />

'• has a future and if we can afford to run a race of<br />

:<br />

the Mile'a magnitude later in the aeaaon."<br />

• . The Michigan Mile had run for 45 coneecutive<br />

I years before being canceled in 1994 due to significant<br />

declines in handle and attendance when Ca<br />

si no Windsor opened.<br />

: AAU Wildcats 1st<br />

' M he 13-year old Western Wayne Wildcat.<br />

finished with an unbeaten record to win the<br />

state AAU giris basketball championahip,<br />

May 5-7, in Grand Rapids.<br />

Members of the Wildcats, who will compete<br />

July 14-22 in Amarillo, Tex. in tha AAU National<br />

Tournament, include Kelly Abdo, Lindsay Baber,<br />

Letoe Blaaewski. Jennell Cobor. Bree Paatalaniec.<br />

Andrea Pruett, Brooke Raths. Katie Schwartx,<br />

Angela Sillmon. Lindeey Smith and Laine Star<br />

Stfwn. -year-old WildcaU alao qualified for the<br />

(July 7-16 In Kenner, La.) by flniahing<br />

third recently In its division at tbe state level.<br />

Members of the Wilcats include Dawn Allen,<br />

Janine Gueetella, Katie Kelly, Becky Kowalaki.<br />

Amanda Lents. Megan Lukaaik, Angela NSu, Jee<br />

•eica Shuataric. Summer Smltb, Jenna Van Wagooer.<br />

Brians Woicott and Ashley Williams.<br />

Invest in Youth <strong>Run</strong><br />

LI ittle Caesars, Sinai Hoapital snd Coca<br />

Coia are joining forcss to help the Fanning<br />

ton YMCA stags Its 12th annual Invest la<br />

Youth <strong>Run</strong>, sat far 6 45 p.m Friday.<br />

Tbs run. expected to ettract between 400 and<br />

insists of s two-mile course for<br />

_J s five-ajile course for runners.<br />

i« Infonaatinn call Daoirea Jacquee or Al<br />

i at Oil) 983-6166.<br />

Father's Day Scramblss<br />

i for the 15tb<br />

Parks and Recreation Send<br />

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maot, which will be June 18 at<br />

f Fellows Cnak Golf Course. Par dstaile,<br />

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~ MHRT<br />

Outdoors, page 4C<br />

Sports statistics, page 5C<br />

C<br />

A winning combination<br />

Marcis'pitching, clutch hitting carry Rocks<br />

• The outcry is beard statewide<br />

when the high school<br />

state tournaments begin and<br />

two solid team* meet in the<br />

opening round of the districts.<br />

This happened (again)<br />

Tuesday when Plymouth<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> hosted Plymouth Salem.<br />

BY C.J. RISAK<br />

8t*»» Warns<br />

. New teems, new<br />

coechee, new aeaaon<br />

—<br />

suits.<br />

For the third-<br />

•trsight yeer,<br />

Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong><br />

could not survive the Plymouth Salem<br />

cbellenge on tbe basebell die<br />

amond. Tbe Chiefs state tournament<br />

ended against tbe Rocks end<br />

pitching ace, Justin Marcis, by<br />

a 7-1 count Tuesday at <strong>Canton</strong> in<br />

the firtt round of district play.<br />

Salem advances to meet Livonia<br />

Franklin in the district semifinals<br />

11 a.m. Ssturdsy st Salem. The<br />

winner pleys for the district title<br />

againat the Livonia Churchill-Livonia<br />

Stevenson victor at 1 p m. Saturday<br />

at Salem.<br />

It waa tbe second coneecutive season<br />

tbe two teams have met in the<br />

first game of districts, with identical<br />

results (<strong>Canton</strong> eliminated). In "93.<br />

Selem and <strong>Canton</strong> met in tbe second<br />

round of districts, with Salem<br />

winning then, too<br />

With new coaches on both sides<br />

— Scott Dickey for <strong>Canton</strong>. Dale<br />

Rumberger for Salem — one might<br />

have expected something different<br />

Not so. Salem (now 21-7) still<br />

possesses superior hitting end<br />

pitching, which was evident Tueeday<br />

Marcis. a senior righthander with<br />

Key pity: Salem's Mike Brannan beats the throw to <strong>Canton</strong> shortstop Mark Biro at second<br />

base on Sam LaGrow's bunt, a close play that led to Salem's first run of the game.<br />

a 7-2 record, handcuffed <strong>Canton</strong> (17-<br />

13) throughout. He surrendered just<br />

one bit through the first six innings<br />

snd did not walk a single better —<br />

although he did hit three. He weakened<br />

somewhat in the seventh, allowing<br />

s one-out double by Brian<br />

Kovsch and a two-out, nin-acoring<br />

single by Mike Eisner.<br />

But that, and Bryan Dixoo'a twoout<br />

double in the tbird, was sll the<br />

offense C-rntof 1 could muster.<br />

Sslsm had sophomore Rysn<br />

Rumberger — tbe coach's son — to<br />

complement Mercia.<br />

And Mike Brannan, too — he certainly<br />

cannot be overlooked. But it<br />

was Rumberger who got tbe key<br />

hits.<br />

Salem dominates Novi in regional semi<br />

BYC-J. RISAK<br />

ST AIT Warms<br />

Now that'a more like it.<br />

Perhaps now Plymouth Salem's soccer teem hat<br />

turned the corner and ia reedy to mount a stretch<br />

run toward the Class A state final. The Rocks certainly<br />

looked it last night, smothering Novi in e 3-0<br />

regional semifinal st Wslled Lake Western.<br />

The victory puts them into Fridey'a final against<br />

another Western Lakes Activities Associetion<br />

powerhouse: Livonie Churchill, which defeeted<br />

Dearborn Edsel Ford 3-1 in the other semifinal.<br />

Both finalists boast potent offenses with plenty<br />

of speed. However. Churchill — which Salem defeated<br />

3-1 early this season — could be without ite<br />

biggest weepon, Merie Spaccarotella. She injured e<br />

knee against Livonia Stevenson last Friday snd did<br />

not plsy againat Edsel Ford; her status is queetion<br />

But whet about tbe Rocks (now 15-3-3) and their<br />

Close, but not enough:<br />

Salem's 3rd in WLAA<br />

BY NKAL ZiPflER<br />

at AFT Wsrrra<br />

Weatland John Glenn'a Todd<br />

Peterson had enough energy left in<br />

him after Tueeday'a Western Lake*<br />

Activitiee Association boys track<br />

championships to run one more lap.<br />

Petersen, s senior captain on tbe<br />

Rockets' squad, led hia team around<br />

tbe Livonia Churchill track with tbe<br />

WLAA trophy raised sbove bis bead<br />

after Glenn held off Pennington Hilla<br />

Harrieon to win ita first league title<br />

aince 1990.<br />

Like tbe a»et itself. Glenn ran tbe<br />

victory lap too feat, according to<br />

"I need more time to aoak thia up, '<br />

aaid Peterson, who earlier won the<br />

300-meter hurdles in 40.6 "I'd keep<br />

running this for awhile longer if 1<br />

could."<br />

Tbe lap. was s little too much for<br />

coach Jeea Shough. who won hia first<br />

Leegue title in the aix years he haa<br />

been 'at tbe helm. Shough pulled out<br />

of tbe victory lap at tbe half way<br />

we woo tbe Obeervertand<br />

tbe team told ae I ran too<br />

foot, so I actually ran afower for them<br />

Glenn fialahed with 180 points.<br />

status? True, they looked like world beetere<br />

against Novi; they were so in command, it seemed<br />

they could heve pleyed without s keeper snd still<br />

won handily.<br />

But e week eerlier they looked ewesome in<br />

defeeting Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>, then two days later<br />

were put to the test by sn inferior Ann Arbor Pioneer<br />

team before winning in overtime. So the queetion<br />

is. which teem will ahow up for Churchill?<br />

"We didn't get any chances." said Novi ooach<br />

Larry Christoff, his team bowing out with a 15-3-2<br />

record. "They just took shold of that midfield and<br />

never let go.<br />

"Our midfielders aren't used to being dominated<br />

like that. They had an off-day, but I'm not taking<br />

anything away from Salem — they're a good team<br />

and they spanked us good."<br />

All too true. Indeed, it may be difficult to accept,<br />

but despite ths final 3-0 score the weakeet part of<br />

the Rocks' game against tbe Wildcats was ita of-<br />

TRACK<br />

just nine shead of Harrison. Plymouth<br />

Salem waa third with US, followed<br />

by Western Division dual meet<br />

champ Northville erith 96.<br />

It waan't eaey for tbe Rocketa to<br />

win tbe title, aa they had to play<br />

catch up for moet of tbe meet Tbe<br />

Hawks, coming off a West Bloomfield<br />

Claaa A regional championahip, built<br />

a 32-point load half way through tbe<br />

miet.<br />

But Glenn clawed back and eventu<br />

ally took the lead for good at 119-116.<br />

Entering the Anal event — tbe 1,600<br />

relay — the Rocketa held a slim 144-<br />

141 lead.<br />

Tbe Rocketa clinched the title with<br />

s fourth-piece finieh. Tbe Hawks<br />

failed to aoore in tbe i<br />

Even though Glenn swept Ha Lakea<br />

Division foes with a 6-0 mark, tbe<br />

Rockets entered tbe meet told they<br />

were in third<br />

"On pe|<br />

third, behind Harrieon aad Salem,"<br />

Glenn's Jaaon Oiewnik said. "We<br />

knew that we weren't favored but ws<br />

did what we had to do (o win."<br />

BoeWUUTmAC*, 9C<br />

fense. They should heve scored st lesst three more.<br />

And the Salem defense'' Well, it couldn't have<br />

performed any better — after all. it did not allow a<br />

goal. But truth be told, the defenders were hardly<br />

tested.<br />

Thst's because the Wildcsts could nqt penetrate<br />

Salem's midfield: Jodi Coyle, Mia Sarkesian. Stacey<br />

Delong end Heether Buchanan.<br />

"We played the right kind of game for thia," aaid<br />

Salem coach Ken Johnaon. "One touch, two touch<br />

(and paaa) . . . because we heard about them being<br />

aggreesive.<br />

Still, although Salem was getting opportunitiea;it<br />

wasn't scoring — until Coyle lined up e corner<br />

kick with under 15 minutes left in the first half.<br />

She aent ball into Mari Hoff, but Hoff didn't get<br />

much on her attempt. Sarkesian, however, waa able<br />

to nudge the ball paat Novi keeper Lisa An tuna for<br />

a 1-0 Salem leed.<br />

Chiefs a hit in opener;<br />

Ladywood edges Rocks<br />

What a time to hit atride.<br />

Which is just whst Plymouth<br />

Csnton't softball team Is doing.<br />

The Chiefs collected their 20th win<br />

of the aeaeon (againat 12 losses) st<br />

sn important tims, bssting Livonie<br />

Stevenson 6-1 Tueedey In e<br />

state district tournament opener<br />

hosted bv <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />

Tbe victory puts tbe Chiefs Into<br />

Saturday'e district semifinals<br />

againat Livonia Churchill. Game<br />

time Is 10:30 am. st <strong>Canton</strong> Ths<br />

winner plays tbe Livonia Lady<br />

wood Livonie Franklin winner et<br />

12:30 p.m Saturday at <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />

"We got off to a little bit of e<br />

slow start/* aaid <strong>Canton</strong> ooach Jim<br />

Arnold. "But once we got (Steven<br />

eon pitcher Laura Krol's) timing<br />

down, we did well "<br />

Indeed the Chiefs did. Tbey col<br />

lected 10 biu in the game, breaking<br />

a 1-1 tie with two runs in the<br />

bottom of tbe third, then king tbe<br />

win with two runs in the fourth<br />

and another ia tbe sixth.<br />

JennySikora started and went<br />

tbe flret aix innings to earn tbe vie-<br />

See SOFTBALL, 9C<br />

IC<br />

SOFTBALL<br />

A hit Salem's Stacey Sinke<br />

connects for one of her two<br />

hits against Ladywood.

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The Observer: THURSDAY JI-KK 1, 1995<br />

(P.OIC<br />

2Cn w arris<br />

When runnerw art-d *h«-eter><br />

uVd th* lire a: Saturdas» First<br />

ot Antnca Dexter to-Ann Arbor<br />

half marathon: there aa*. a •>[*<br />

cial athlete in their midst Jim<br />

Keskeny<br />

Kesk*n> i* the t' S repre»*r.ta<br />

tj\* to tbe International Federa<br />

tion of Multiple Sclerosis Soci-<br />

eties Persons with MS Commit-<br />

tee<br />

A graduate of Redford Catholic<br />

Central High School and the L di-<br />

versity of Michigan. Kesheny<br />

completed the 13 1 mile race a» a<br />

speoal wheelchair entrant in one<br />

hour. 46 minutes<br />

<strong>Run</strong>ner* from the Ann Arbor<br />

Track Club and the Brighton<br />

Art-a R.>dti St rulers volunteered to<br />

push Keskenx. »h»> ha> mpett-d<br />

in the Pan* Marathon. I He IV.<br />

troit Free Press Mazda Interna<br />

tmnal Marathon and the Radford<br />

Roadrunner Classic<br />

A» hi* friends well know.<br />

Keskeny has MS. but it doesn't<br />

ha"«e him<br />

"It mean- an awful lot to me to<br />

finally ha\p gotten it together to<br />

do ms hometown raee. ?aid<br />

Keskeny a Pinckney resident for<br />

merly of Birmingham It »«<br />

%ery heartwarrrung to m* to get<br />

such a positive reipon«* t'rom the<br />

pusher* and the race committee<br />

It's some of th* best medicine a<br />

gus could ask for " 1 He ha> also<br />

been pushed b\ CC track men:<br />

bers and players from a French<br />

semi-pro football team 1<br />

MS ha.» weakened Keskeny *<br />

muscle*, but he's able to wheel<br />

the final »traightavkt»\ and cross<br />

the finish line under his own pow-<br />

er<br />

It'* Keskeny » h>stem affecting<br />

more than 250.000 Americans.<br />

Michigan has one of the highest<br />

incidence rates in the I S.. with<br />

15.000 adults affected Symptoms<br />

range from blurred vision to com-<br />

plete paralysis.<br />

Anyone interested in pledging<br />

lo the MS Society may do soJ>y<br />

contacting Keskeny at (313) 878-<br />

2760. or sending donationa. pay<br />

able to the Multiple Sclerosis So-<br />

ciety. to him at 2427 Surrey.<br />

Pinckney. 48169.<br />

Area runners who are pushing<br />

Keskeny — and accepting pledges<br />

— include Julie Bedford. Renee<br />

Burkee. Keith Peteson. Wally<br />

Phillips. Joanne Russell. Dale<br />

Thibodeau and Jim Young.<br />

If anyone who's pledged before<br />

doubts their largess has accom<br />

plished anything. Keskeny says<br />

great strides are being made in<br />

MS research.<br />

"The FDA recently gave ap<br />

proval for the first medicines de-<br />

veloped for the treatment of MS."<br />

said Keskeny. sponsored by Pro-<br />

Uimatic Co. of Deiter. "We've<br />

.cracked the door.<br />

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"Justin's been juat outatand<br />

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That proved important. Pastor<br />

retired the neit three batters, but<br />

one was Kai Kuri»u> whose sacri-<br />

fice fly delivered the game s first<br />

run.<br />

The Chiefs' starter worked him<br />

self into trouble in the fourth,<br />

walking Ahmande Grimes and.<br />

one out later, Jeff Mackiewic*.<br />

That brought Rumberger lo the<br />

plate, and he lined a two-strike<br />

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4C(P,CAA\ The Qbeerver THI RSUAY JUNE 1, 1995<br />

License fees likely to rise for 1st time in a decade<br />

Not sirne<br />

h«-r ItUKlMH<br />

an.t fishing li<br />

ccnic lee* in<br />

crea^ot. but ihai<br />

aili amt»Hit»let«tion<br />

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MrhMiiiirt nio»t<br />

of the Michigan<br />

PARKER Department ot<br />

NATURAL HF<br />

aourvv* * ildiifc . fisheries i»n«i law<br />

enforcement division* ami i*<br />

funded nia:ni\ '.hrvuijh fi-hing<br />

and hunting licence n-\emie is<br />

lacing a iS.*> million deficit in the<br />

tl x a^ *ear 1^*5 **ub*ei.|i:etlt]*.<br />

the DNR ha^ ?nrn:i\ ;»r t»««*d<br />

the first hunting and f>htn< 1;<br />

cense m aitdiite<br />

wn»'. a« w»-il<br />

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p tiv ever. Wedne-%da> i-TT nmni£<br />

June Tth a: iVtr t V her* in<br />

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• JOtHOOT<br />

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irian s Club will t<br />

beginning at ^ a.'<br />

its »aik iftrvug"ianti.<br />

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• SO SHOOT<br />

The L*nden Spor^r- in - ' -ub<br />

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9 am Saturdav an>l hundov on<br />

vis »aik through range in l.inden.<br />

fS10i629 0479 or -10'629 ^33<br />

F I S H I N G C L U B S<br />

I FLY FISHING<br />

Tbe Michigan Fly Fishing Club<br />

meets al 7 p.m ihe first and third<br />

Wednesdays of each month at<br />

Livoeia Clarencevilie Junior High<br />

Scbaol. '910) 473 :494<br />

• F0UI SEASONS<br />

The Four Seasons F ishing < I ib<br />

meets 7 30 p m tn- fir* - - dn»-»<br />

dav of each month the Maplwood<br />

Center n C.arlen gel by for an additional<br />

five sears without another increa-e<br />

The proposed increases won't<br />

ra.sr the license fees drastically<br />

Mos! license fees won't increase<br />

bv mure than a dollar or two on<br />

the average Instead, the DNR<br />

I M P O R T A N T<br />

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7 L o c a t i o n s to S e r v e Y o u<br />

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• FREE FISHING<br />

M ichigan * 10th annual Free<br />

Fishing Weeliend. in which no<br />

fishing license or trout salmon<br />

-tamp • re6 40<br />

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1300<br />

his own sportsperson license of<br />

four different licenses for a re<br />

duced price Again, no decision<br />

has been made to add this type of<br />

an option to the proposal<br />

The DNR has just completed a<br />

series of public meetings to gather<br />

input on this issue. Once a deci<br />

sion is made and an official pro<br />

posal is presented, the proposal<br />

must meet the approval of the<br />

O A K L A N D<br />

C O U N T Y P A R K S<br />

• COUNTY PARK REQUIREMENTS<br />

Advanced registration is required<br />

for all nature programs at OaJk<br />

land County Parks. Call 18101<br />

625-6473 to register or for more<br />

information.<br />

• TUNING YOUR TOT<br />

INTO SPRING<br />

Children ages .1-6 accompanied by<br />

an adult can uncover the magic of<br />

the season through a mix of stones.<br />

songs, a nature hike, crafts<br />

and more during this program,<br />

which begins at 1 p.m. Saturday<br />

at Independence Oaks<br />

• SPRING STAR PARTY<br />

Learn the unique feature* of the<br />

spring skies with the Nature Cen<br />

ter staff and volunteers from the<br />

Oakland Astronomy Club during<br />

this program, which begins at 9<br />

p.m. Saturdav at Inderpendence<br />

Oaks.<br />

Tn<br />

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h0» 113.00<br />

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stale legislature before the increases<br />

will be official<br />

Hunters and angler* an urged U><br />

report their success Queuiiont<br />

and comment* are alao encouraged<br />

Send information to Qui<br />

doon. 805 E Maple, Birmingham<br />

4&OOV Fax information to (810)<br />

644-1314 or call BUI Parker ei**ing*<br />

at (810) 901-2673.<br />

• CAMPTMC CAN0C<br />

l^eam about wetlands wildlife<br />

during a guided canoe tour of<br />

Crooked Lake then enjoy songs<br />

and marshmallows around a<br />

campfire in this program, which<br />

begins at 7 p.m. Saturday . June<br />

10, at Independence Oaks<br />

S T A T E P A R K S<br />

• STATE PARK RF QUIREMENTI<br />

Maybury State Park is offenng<br />

nature interpretive programs<br />

throughout the summer The park<br />

is located on Right Mile Road,<br />

one mile west of Beck, in North<br />

ville Twp A slate park motor vehicle<br />

permit is required for entry<br />

into the park. (810) 349-8390<br />

• MAYBURY MAMRULE<br />

I-earn about some of the local<br />

mammals during this naturalistled<br />

hike, which begins at 7 p m<br />

Fnday at Maybury.<br />

• MAJOR LCRQUC 8RS€8RU FOR HIPS Magazine<br />

Clubhouse tour a n d run tho bases<br />

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ON THE<br />

WEEKEND<br />

• auYMflrv PAS*<br />

Farm StorW* 'Feath<br />

erx-vl FntrOits i» the theme<br />

t\»r June Jo*n the fun at<br />

the iira » traiion<br />

build-in* for stories About<br />

tlLTTl birds tolUjWrn.1 b> a<br />

ahort ..raft *»."t.'\it\ l U n<br />

?viturtia^. June i. and 3<br />

P jr. Sur>da> Jure * Also.<br />

»\.mmer e\emng h:ke*<br />

fe*:ur.r.g Jitferrnt tapivs<br />

eul be heid "pm. Fnda><br />

Jane 1. "Meybufy Mam<br />

nuu» ,Tpm Fnda>. June<br />

y Wfidflosw* " Meet the<br />

perk naturalist at the con<br />

cession building in the<br />

nia.n parking lot for each<br />

h:ke VlayburN State Park<br />

is located on Kight Mile<br />

Road, one ajiie west of<br />

' Be^ k Road io Northville<br />

Township Information,<br />

call *10> 3-19 8390 Park<br />

hoUT vehii:e permit<br />

•» nr«.juir*d for entr% to the<br />

perk Additional informa<br />

iii>n about programs or fa<br />

oh ties ma^ obtained b><br />

caihng the park offic* at<br />

U9- i v39"li30 pm. every<br />

Saturdav through Oct 21<br />

•t Tbe Gathering in down<br />

town Plymouth Fresh flo<br />

»*rv fruita. vegetable*.<br />

*nd baked goods Informa<br />

ti«n. 4S3 J ;540.<br />

FESTIVAL<br />

Op*' It'a the greater Plym*<br />

oath Gneek Festival 1995<br />

beid 6 pa Fnday and Saturday.<br />

June 2-3, and noon<br />

Sunday. June 4. at The<br />

Nativity of the V : rgin<br />

Mary Greek Orthodox<br />

Church. Five Mile east of<br />

Haggertv Road Information.<br />

420-0131-<br />

TOO*<br />

Tbe Plymouth Symphony<br />

League 1995 Symphony<br />

League Home Tour will be<br />

10 am to 6 pm Fnday.<br />

June 2. and noon to 5 p m.<br />

Saturday. June 3. Nine<br />

home* in Plymouth.<br />

Northville. Novi and<br />

Sumpter Townahip are on<br />

the tour Ticket* available<br />

for $15 pre-aale and $18<br />

the day* of the tour is<br />

Plymouth at Beitner<br />

Jewelry . Chameleon Galleries<br />

Lid.. Framework*, or<br />

Me and Mr Jooes Petite<br />

In Northville at Bookstall<br />

on the Main Information.<br />

451-2112-<br />

• B.VWW0W<br />

The City of Plymouth<br />

Parka and Recreation Department<br />

present* Dave<br />

King * "Elvis" « 8 P »<br />

Saturday. June 3, at the<br />

Plymouth Cultural Center<br />

Alao appearing tbat ewemng<br />

ia comic Kevin Kramina.<br />

who ha* appeared with<br />

Tim Allen. Judy Tenuta.<br />

and Tommy Cbon* Tick<br />

eta are $8 for adult* and $5<br />

for kida 18 year* and under.<br />

Ticket* are currently<br />

on sale at the Plymouth<br />

CAMPUS NOTES<br />

Y O U R G<br />

Park* and Recreation De<br />

pari me nt. 455-6620; Re<br />

peat the Heat in downtown<br />

Plymouth. 416-9291. and<br />

•t the Gitfiddler in North<br />

ville. »810l J4S-9420 Tick<br />

ets will also be available at<br />

the door if -eating is still<br />

available Information,<br />

455-6620<br />

a 0SCHI0 SUNMAR<br />

Keller 4 Stein will hold a<br />

tree orchid seminar with<br />

Benny Gra>. of Ann Arbor<br />

Orchids, it 2 p.m Satur<br />

da v. June 3. on "How To<br />

Grow Orchids in \ uur<br />

Home Reservations suggested.<br />

397-0800<br />

B MfTAPHYSICAL<br />

FESTIVAL<br />

A Festival of Inner Light<br />

blttravagan^a will be held<br />

10 a m to 5 p.m. Saturday.<br />

June 3. at the Mayflower<br />

Hotel of Plymouth. 82" VS<br />

Ann Arbor Trail Readers.<br />

cr> stals. jewelry, angel<br />

books, tape-v both workers,<br />

aura photography *5 ad<br />

mission $10 readings 532<br />

wM<br />

B RENAISSANCE CHORDS<br />

The Single Adult Ministry<br />

of Newburg I nited Meth<br />

odist Church. 36500 Ann<br />

Arbor Trail in Livonia,<br />

present* the Renaissance<br />

Chorus "30pm Saturday.<br />

June 10 The evening will<br />

feature barbershop harmony<br />

BAARAOE SALf<br />

Si Thomas A Becket will<br />

hold it» annual garage sale<br />

9 a m to S p m Thursdav<br />

and Fnday. June 8-9. and 9<br />

a m to 2 p m Saturday .<br />

June 10 St. Thoma* A<br />

Becket is at 555 S Lilley,<br />

the corner of Lilley and<br />

Cherry Hill in <strong>Canton</strong> Information.<br />

Mary Lou at<br />

397-9838.<br />

a BAP PERFORMANCE<br />

The youth of Cornerstone<br />

Community Church of<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> invite you to join<br />

them 10:30 a m Sunday.<br />

June 11. at Field Elemen<br />

tary School. 1000 S. Hag<br />

gem in <strong>Canton</strong>, for dynamic<br />

music and dance<br />

performed by CUE Rap<br />

<strong>Group</strong> Information. 397<br />

0246. .<br />

The <strong>Canton</strong> Newcomers<br />

are holding a couples golf<br />

scramble 2 p.m. Saturday.<br />

June 17. at Feulkwood<br />

Shores. Come out and meet<br />

new people and have some<br />

fun Information. 459-3375.<br />

you *cm*rT*c honor or pmJiwoorisrh<br />

The Plymouth YMCA's<br />

16th annual run will be on<br />

Father's Day. Sunday.<br />

June 18. There will ba lota<br />

of fun and excitement for<br />

•11 ages 7:30 am, a Junior<br />

Jog for 6- to 8-year-old*.<br />

7:45 a m . • Tot Trot ages<br />

3-5; 8 am., a one - mile run/<br />

walk. 8,15 am. a 5K run/<br />

walk; 8.45 am., a 10K run.<br />

Don't forgrt The Triple<br />

Race <strong>Run</strong> all three races<br />

(one-mile. 5K. lOKjforthe<br />

price of am. Awards and<br />

refreshments will add ttr<br />

tha (eativitiea Call the<br />

YMCA for registration in<br />

formation. Volunteers are<br />

needed 453 2904<br />

nounc*m#H to Crnnpu* Not**, —no the mmmt*<br />

printed or typewritten to Qndgel Moran Pfym<br />

outh-Csnton OPeerver. 744 WtngSt. Plymouth.<br />

meh.43170.<br />

, aem el Mr. and Mra<br />

, hm MSilooo Aiiatioa<br />

for Lu<br />

t»e«aef 92* graduating<br />

i ta be koaocad aa a mctpfont ot<br />

ibyaamdapeMfootooaurittaeef<br />

,li i •• fcinitn<br />

The Ohf-rier Tm RSDAY Jl NE I. 1995 7C*<br />

Th* OFCEERWR/THLKSDAY, jL NK 1. 1995<br />

EN T5<br />

Hot w h e e l s<br />

AROUN<br />

Auction. The <strong>Canton</strong> Community Built Playscape Project in con-<br />

junction uith the <strong>Canton</strong> Community Foundation is hosting an auc-<br />

tion of a 1995 Ford Explorer provided by Black well Ford. Ihe tvnt<br />

Explorer has a $27.1000 sticker price Auction tickets are $50 each.<br />

To purchase a ticket, you can call Lee Hittinger of RE/Max ( ross-<br />

roads at 453-S70Q or Joan Soricks of the foundation at 981-J002.<br />

B PANCAKE BREAKFAST<br />

The Experimental Aircraft<br />

Association. Chapter No<br />

113. a nonprofit organize<br />

tion will sponsor a pan<br />

cake breakfast fly in and<br />

drive-in with home built<br />

and classic aircraft on dis<br />

play from Ssmto noon<br />

Sunilay June 18. at Mette<br />

ta! Airport, southeast corner<br />

of Joy and Lilley in<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> Breakfast cost is<br />

$3 50 for adult*. $2.50 for<br />

children < 12 and under'<br />

Information. Chns Cencu<br />

la. 845-1299. evening*. 945-<br />

6503<br />

CLUBS<br />

a PCAC MCETIN0<br />

The Plymouth Community<br />

Art* Council will boid it*<br />

annual meeting at "p.m<br />

Thursday. June 1, at the<br />

PC AC. 774 N. Sheldon<br />

Road at Junction. All<br />

members — pest, present<br />

and potential — are invited<br />

For an informational,<br />

fun-filled evening, bnnjg an<br />

bors d'oeuvre, dessert, or a<br />

$5 donation- Judges will<br />

choose the best "work of<br />

culinary art."<br />

The June meeting of the<br />

60- Plus Club will be held<br />

at noon Monday. June 5, at<br />

First United Methodist<br />

Church of Plymouth. 45201<br />

N Territorial Bring your<br />

own table serv ice and a<br />

dish to pes* for the pot<br />

luck Program will follow<br />

Information. 453 7999<br />

B CMAMBER LUNCH<br />

The <strong>Canton</strong> Chamber of<br />

Commerce invites area<br />

businesses to join with<br />

chamber members at noon<br />

Wednesday. June 7. at the<br />

Roman Forum for the June<br />

member luncheon The<br />

speaker this month will be<br />

John Sterner of Schoolcraft<br />

College, and the topic will<br />

lie "Stress in the Workplace<br />

"New member* are<br />

invited to arrive at 11 a m<br />

for the new member onen<br />

tation. Admission is for<br />

members, and $12 for non<br />

members For reservations<br />

call 453-4040<br />

B DIVORCED MORIS<br />

Summer can be a challenge<br />

while working and raising a<br />

child in a divorce situation.<br />

We may be on our own<br />

now, but we don't have lo<br />

get through this alone.<br />

Let's get together as a support<br />

and discussion group.<br />

Activities and outings including<br />

our children could<br />

be planned as well. If inter-<br />

C A L E X N R R - F 0 R M<br />

Tha P , Eucharm<br />

Wwyesday 600 PM Dw t Oa»***<br />

Saturday 500 PM Eicftanst<br />

Sunday 7 45 (10 A M Holy Euenar*<br />

10 00 A M Croatian Educate lor n sgn<br />

S* Kmmi<br />

( aiatral Oanmk. lHvpcali<br />

IMUL<br />

I. u—iiinH Cote a<br />

ISaat WSaakra*. IM<br />

TV IM* 1 l-Urt Vice<br />

Hiaar 111J-W-7I12<br />

SEVENTH DAY<br />

ADVENTIST<br />

"cwewwcti<br />

wae mm* MM t«u<br />

>W«»|R" ta-«M „ »<br />

alo. WanN S-eaMiOl *Sia»l7<br />

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />

14175 Farmington Rd. (Juat N. of I-96) • Uvonia<br />

^ Church cnurci • 522-6830 School/Day Care • 513-8413<br />

Rev. Luther a Wer1h. Pastor<br />

Sunday Worship 8:30 4 11 00 A.M.<br />

m<br />

Sunday School ft Bible Claaa 9:45 A.M.<br />

"Sharing the Love of Christ'<br />

Preschool, Kindergarten Day Care<br />

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN<br />

Church S School Mas V*noy<br />

< a* N o> Fort Rd . Wsrtano 42»-Q2eC<br />

Otvtna Worship tail 00 A.M<br />

aw* aa** a at»» A W<br />

Monday CvwWifl aarvtc* 7:10 PM<br />

GaryO<br />

Risen Christ Lutheran<br />

46250 Ann Arbor Road<br />

(1 MM Waai or S»ww<br />

Plymouth • 453-5252<br />

Worship Service 1:30 A 11:00 A.M.<br />

Family Sunday School 9:45 A.M<br />

K M Mann Pawt*<br />

Ho^l McMarfen l«y<br />

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />

mtas kMdMwil - .mm .. — 11*00-1—<br />

nam n<br />

Ivmftar HA. M«h<br />

WORSHIP SftVK IS<br />

I<br />

Suivb-. sVnrnm(<br />

Bibw i Uu A S«n«l4» ScNmi 10<br />

Uipht- imgrr ' 474-OS'S<br />

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN<br />

CHURCH IN AMHUCA<br />

Timothy Lutheran Church<br />

aa20 Wayna Rd<br />

iBartwaan Anr ATran » Joy Road<br />

Livonia • 427-2290<br />

liaMay Sarvtoaa fcOO A 10:30 AJA<br />

Sunday School 9s00 A.M.<br />

Ray Mary T Ovar* Paslor<br />

261-0766<br />

New Life<br />

Lutheran Church<br />

Sunday Wonhip 9 a.m.<br />

*t thr Ma von K Temple on thr<br />

squarr in downtown Plymouth<br />

7 JO Pmmman<br />

Pavtor Developer Ken Robem<br />

313/420-1023<br />

PENTECOSTAL<br />

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH<br />

OF PLYMOUTH<br />

291 E. SPRING ST.<br />

laocAtN at Mam 2 8KXS1 E t* Ma<br />

WCDMCSOAV<br />

Its MS*<br />

tis'i o«s*»i<br />

PaaKv hommrO O 4S30373<br />

6500 N. WsyrnRd.<br />

b*emM*Teme<br />

rAL Wetdaed<br />

(1/3M222tt aeofonoTWP<br />

Worship Service<br />

9:15 A 11:00 A M.<br />

Sunday School<br />

9:15 A 11:00 A.M<br />

Nursery Provided<br />

HOSANNA-TABOR<br />

LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL<br />

9600 le«ma • So Radtort • 9CJ7 2424<br />

He. Gtann. Kopo*< Rsv Lawsnca Wmc<br />

WORSHIP WITH US<br />

Sunday Morning 8:30 A 11:00 A M<br />

Monday Evanlng 7:00 P M<br />

AduH Bible Cta» 9 45 AM<br />

ChriBiar Scfyxx Pra-Scnoo-eei Grade<br />

Mri Pa- Sadto' 937 2233<br />

LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />

WISCONSIN SYNOD<br />

Wisconsin Evangelical<br />

Lutheran Churches<br />

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN<br />

RADIO HOUR<br />

WCAR 1000 SUNDAY 10 30AM<br />

St. Paul Ev."Lutheran Church<br />

1,7810 Farmington Road<br />

Pastors Can Page & jane* HOB<br />

261-1360<br />

WORSHIP SERVICES<br />

Sunday 8:30* 11:00AM<br />

Sunday School A Bibt* Classes 9:45<br />

In Redtofd Township<br />

Lola Par* Ev. Lutheran Church<br />

15750 Kinloch<br />

Past of Gregory Cwbbons • 532-9655<br />

WORSHIP SERVICES<br />

8:30 A 11:00 AM<br />

Sunday School 9:45 A.M<br />

CHRISTIAN<br />

SCIENCE<br />

Ftr« Churdi o( Chrifl. Scientist. Wvmouth<br />

I tOO W. Ann Arbor Trail Plymouth. HI<br />

Sunday Srtvuc 10 *K> » m<br />

SuniUy V horU IO. iO » rr<br />

U n! Tniimony Mminf " >ti p m<br />

Knlin^ ri.mt - i tSS Harvey, Plyrmnith<br />

Opm M -S 10 t m S p m ThulS p m<br />

453-1676<br />

ASSEMBLIES Of COO<br />

0V!<br />

Life got you down?<br />

Then this Sunday find<br />

the strength to get<br />

back on your feet<br />

again<br />

Ttl-CITY CHRISTIAN CENT**<br />

MICHIGAN A VS a K ANNAN AO<br />

I LIGHT BAIT OP 1-37}<br />

•UN I ISA. IIOOA.«OOr<br />

136-4330<br />

Brightmoor Tabernacle<br />

Assemblies of God • Calvin C Rati, pastor<br />

JM1 franklm M. V-rtWd. Ml e Tah«rap». • Waw N-fcday<br />

gsIS a m Family Sunday School Hour • Wcdrwadsy ""«> p.m. "FamUy N*l<br />

lO.Wam Pastor Doug Rhmd<br />

6:M) pm. Children's Musical: "50th Annus! Polk County Picnic"<br />

The story of s modem day Prodigal Son<br />

n » m<br />

PRESBYTERIAN<br />

CHURCH<br />

10101W. Ann Artoor Rd.. Plymouth<br />

5 Ms*« W ol Sn*idan Rd<br />

Prom M-14 lane Gomradson RO South<br />

"LIFELINE"<br />

New Worsmp Ssrvic* al 9 30 with<br />

contemporary music dram*, quastion<br />

and answer time and a frssh<br />

way to hear in* •v*r-rslavant message<br />

ot th* B

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lta«n» for tha rekfHXi catena*<br />

shook! be submitted no later<br />

than noon Fnday for the next<br />

Thursday 's issue<br />

Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran<br />

Church in Radford will begin iU<br />

Thursday evening summer wt>r<br />

•hip schedule June 1. During the<br />

summer months, informal worship<br />

services will be held at 7 p.m<br />

Thursdays at the church. 24801<br />

W Chicago Road<br />

The service replaces the regular<br />

5 p m. contemporary worship service<br />

held on Saturday Sunday<br />

services will continue at 9:30 s.m<br />

Saturday worship will resume af<br />

ter Labor Day For more information,<br />

call

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THU RSDAY. JUNE 1, 1995<br />

*<br />

VICTORIA DIAZ<br />

Great Lakes are<br />

perfect setting<br />

for new novel<br />

"letwater Mansion*." by Doug Allyn >247 pp..<br />

$21.00, St. Martin's Pnr*M>.<br />

omebody very much like Wonder Woman im<br />

•live and kicking, and living in Michigan, Sjuat<br />

off Thunder Bay.<br />

Her name is Michelle Mitchell, and she's the<br />

leading lady in Doug Allyn's new mystery, "Icewater<br />

Mansions "Tough, independent, quickwitted.<br />

strong, stubborn, even surly sometimes,<br />

she's got Attitude to compare with that of a<br />

Great Lake in a windstorm "Mitch" can lay pipe<br />

tn the Gulf of Mexico with the best of them, or<br />

dive 200 feet below the roiling surface of Lake<br />

Huron<br />

Mitch can save herself from an angry man. a<br />

wolf, and the icy waters of the Lake, all at the<br />

same time.<br />

Mitch can pop back from major trouble like a<br />

brand-new rubber band. You might not be overly<br />

surprised if, some<br />

'here in this story,<br />

on a bright summer's<br />

day. Mitch didn't just<br />

cross the Lake on<br />

foot<br />

This book is all<br />

about what lurks beneath<br />

surfaces.<br />

though, and what<br />

lurks beneath<br />

Mitch's surface is a<br />

vulnerable heart, soft<br />

Author Doug Alton<br />

as a powdery puff<br />

On learning that<br />

her estranged father<br />

is dead, ahe has come home to Michigan, fresh<br />

from an offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico<br />

She's too late for the funeral (maybe she just<br />

didn't want to make it in timel, and doesn't<br />

know much about the detail* of his death<br />

When the local police say he drove his truck<br />

off a familiar road one night, got out. got lost,<br />

and eventuaHy froze to death, our rather cynical<br />

heroine doesn't buy the story. Her father knew<br />

his way around the area like it was the back of<br />

his hand, she reasons.<br />

Summer, winter, day. night, sober — or even<br />

drinking — her father was never one to lose his<br />

way. Some funny business is going on, she con<br />

dudes<br />

It won't be long before shell discover that the<br />

funny business is deadly serious<br />

Probably more than any book I've read recently,<br />

this one proves what a perfect backdrop the<br />

Great Lakes can make for a tale of mystery and<br />

danger<br />

Michigan readers will get a special kick out of<br />

recognizing familiar places. You can just about<br />

smell the grunge in the dimly lit. lakefront bar.<br />

complete with "hardcore ... studs .. shooting<br />

pool in the corner," while the "frost-rimmed window<br />

behind them rattles with every gust ... off<br />

Thunder Bay."<br />

Youll see Lake Huron on a winter's night,<br />

"miles of jumbled ivory-floes .. as magnificent<br />

as the valleys of the moon." The silent croas-wolf<br />

"melting into the moon shadows."<br />

The Lake in early Spring "dotted with the distant<br />

whale shapes of dying ice." The coppery<br />

roof of a birch forest near the Black River hills.<br />

A marina on • summery night, bustling with<br />

boaters, music traveling across the water and<br />

into the night<br />

Perhaps you've come across some of Allyn's<br />

colorful characters, too Maybe you know the<br />

small, coffee-drinking Realtor with the purposeful<br />

walk. who drives her clients around town in<br />

a white Cadillac. Or the bearsized guy in the<br />

smelly old hunting jacket and that torn corduroy<br />

cap.<br />

Or the cretinoua cop hiding behind the sun-<br />

.<br />

8M BOONS. 2D<br />

qiudc t*<br />

Classified<br />

CLAN*C*RO* TFCRIOW<br />

AUTC*K*«*IFMO>TT

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Ihe (fitjurnrr Thi knimy JlM. t,<br />

Beat from page 1D DEA from page ID<br />

Sim Tortnr sotyactr^n* torr of<br />

color, ai>fl th* pnxfw of peincin*<br />

Gallery hour* are 6 9 pm<br />

! and 11 a. m U> 5 p m<br />

Thuradey through Saturday Ar<br />

ranfemenU lo see ihe exhibit at<br />

other time* can'he made b> call<br />

in< the *aller> at t3l3) 961 TS6T.<br />

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The Detroit Institute of Arts<br />

urgently ne«*i» Galien Service<br />

volunteers to greet and a»*i»t vvai<br />

tors in the museum gallene».<br />

You can make a difference in<br />

assunn( the (allene« remain<br />

often dunnn museum hour* Afternoon<br />

weekend volunteer* are<br />

especially needed<br />

The neit training »essian is<br />

scheduled for Saturday. June 3. in<br />

the Hoi ley Room<br />

The Detroit Institute of Art* is<br />

at 5200 Woodward Aye<br />

For more information call (313 ><br />

Books from page ID<br />

glasses, who believe* with all of<br />

his cold, cold heart that be is<br />

God's gift. Or the middle ag«*t<br />

ga> waitress, tough as her carao<br />

boots, who paints pretty pictures<br />

a( Great Lakes country when she<br />

has the time<br />

Many other* play a part in Al<br />

Ivn's bone frosting drama, almost<br />

all of them touched with Dicken<br />

siar echoes<br />

This is a story with a lot to say<br />

about what we see. and so it<br />

makes sense, of course, that its<br />

scene* make strong impressions<br />

Its climactic scene certainly does<br />

that, and gives >nur bones a good,<br />

shivery rattiing. loo. If you've<br />

never visited Lake Huron in iu<br />

murkiest, dogfish ridden depths,<br />

never explored a shipwreck m<br />

these chilly resting places, never<br />

experienced the smothery dark •<br />

^ ^ ifv lo S p.m wwk* PEA's thy "rofui<br />

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-Attention alt Obaenerland fine<br />

artists and crafts persons, the<br />

Liberty Feat i* in March of exhibitor*<br />

lor its third annual fine art<br />

fair Saturday and Sunday. June<br />

24-25 at Heritage Park in <strong>Canton</strong><br />

Towns hip.<br />

Buoth fee for a 10 by 10 ft covered<br />

.pace is S6b Security will be<br />

provided for Saturday night.<br />

Other activities at the feat include<br />

live muaical entertainment,<br />

fireworks display, classic car<br />

show, children's activities, face<br />

painting, paddle boats and food<br />

concessions „ —<br />

For further information or an<br />

application, call Julie Giordano at<br />

tS10» 34S-0382 or Sharon Dillenbeck.<br />

(3131 463 3710.<br />

ness amid profound chill of<br />

Huron's silty floor. Allyn. with his<br />

words, will take you there.<br />

Though the emphasis is on<br />

non stop action and finely crafted<br />

plot here. Allyn occasionally<br />

segues into an almoat-poetic<br />

style, especially when he s paint<br />

ing word-pictures of the Lake and<br />

"the deep green halls of her icewa<br />

ter mansions "<br />

Victoria Dm of Livonia, a longtime<br />

number of Detroit Women<br />

Writers. Crocks the books and literary<br />

industry for the Ohsener<br />

\eu,*paper% She has a lifelong interest<br />

m rrodmg. "every thing from<br />

great noceit to cereal boxes " You<br />

can lea.le a message for her on a<br />

Touch - Tone phone by dialing 963-<br />

2047. then her mailbox number<br />

1854<br />

k The DEA badge, every criminal<br />

investigator carriea one practically<br />

every day he walk* the<br />

earth." Crock aaid<br />

Special Agent Rick Finley en<br />

tered duty with the DEA in 19S4<br />

and was assigned to the DEA Detroit<br />

Divisional Office as his first<br />

poat of duty<br />

During hia assignment in De<br />

troit. Rick volunteered for Opera<br />

tion Snowcap. a multi federal<br />

agency task force which operated<br />

in several South American coun<br />

tries to locate and destroy clandestine<br />

cocaine laboratories<br />

Finley died in an airplane crash<br />

in Peru while completing a day ot<br />

field operations regarding this<br />

mission.<br />

Finley's career<br />

During his year* in Detroit.<br />

Finley received two Sustained Su<br />

perior Performance awards. A<br />

third was pending at his death<br />

Finley was involved in several<br />

significant cases in Detroit including<br />

one in which $5 million in<br />

drug money was seised.<br />

The building <strong>project</strong> was a<br />

partnership of The Farbman<br />

<strong>Group</strong>, a real estate company with<br />

locations in Southfield and Detroit;<br />

Smith. Hinchman & Grylls<br />

Associates. Inc.. architects and<br />

engineers, and W'albridge Aidinger<br />

Co.. general contractor<br />

Completed in juat 13 months,<br />

the state of the art building occupies<br />

77.000 square feet and cost<br />

approximately 18 million.<br />

For special security purposes<br />

the three story structure has win<br />

dows only on the second and third<br />

levels An enclosed one level<br />

parking garage offer* a secure entrance<br />

for DEA use.<br />

A direct commission. De Giuati's<br />

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>iiv Last year's show featured 61<br />

artists. Now in ita second year.<br />

Art Birmingham will showcase<br />

mora than 100 exhibitors working<br />

in a variety of mediums including<br />

painting, pastel, pottery, stone<br />

carving, sculpture, glass, mixed<br />

media, jewelry, photography, and<br />

assemblage.<br />

Nationally known Native<br />

American painter Bill Rabbit and<br />

'fetish carvers Andy and Alberta<br />

Abeita top the liat of quality art<br />

ista settling in booths alongside<br />

local artista, equally aa talented.<br />

They include Mark Chatter!y of<br />

Williamston, clay, Mary Tomes,<br />

Troy, peetel, Pat Dunn Bremner.<br />

Birmingham, mixed media snd<br />

Judy Buresti, Garden City, pottery.<br />

"I'm very excited about the international<br />

artista, and the fact<br />

we've upped the total of cash<br />

prises to tl 2,200 this year," said<br />

Dolls<br />

from page ID<br />

freshments.<br />

The 19th annual juried show<br />

will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />

Saturday and Sunday. June 10-<br />

11-<br />

Varied Mediums: The art of<br />

porcelain doll making requires<br />

techniques used in<br />

painting and sculpting.<br />

THE<br />

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Out Of The<br />

Classifieds<br />

Robert Nagy in an interview at<br />

DreemCatcher's in Birmingham.<br />

"We want to make thia the heat<br />

art show In the Midwest -<br />

Bulgarian sculptor<br />

Nagy ia most proud of art works<br />

by Bulgarian sculptor Svetoalav<br />

Videnov who carvee icons, some<br />

of a religious nature, primarily<br />

from wood.<br />

He alao ia looking forward to<br />

exhibiting the paintings and assemblage<br />

of Aldin Hadxic and<br />

Biscevic J amir, two brothers from<br />

city of Sarajevo in the war torn<br />

country of Boenia.<br />

Both artists now live in Ham-'<br />

tramck.<br />

Hadxic. 25 concentrates on<br />

painting his experiences of the<br />

wer. Both be and his brother were<br />

attending tbe Academic of Pine<br />

Arts in Seraievo when the war began.<br />

•'Massacre" ia a three pen<br />

mixed media work heavy with<br />

symbolism. Grenades, flowers, a<br />

ladies puree and shoe as well as<br />

blood illustrate the tragedies of<br />

war.<br />

Other pointings by Hadxic include<br />

scenes from concentration<br />

camps, citias, mosques end<br />

landscapes affected by the war.<br />

"My studies were interrupted<br />

by war in Sarajevo," said Hadxic<br />

through an interpreter.<br />

Although be understands English<br />

the young artist prefers to<br />

communicate in his own lan-<br />

Painting of 'oW Sarajevo<br />

"1 didn't want to paint all the<br />

tragedy of the war. I wanted to<br />

paint the old Sarajevo before the<br />

war. As s Bosnian (1 wanted) to<br />

show thoee tragedies like massacres."<br />

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An eaaemblags by Hadxic spotlights<br />

a woven hand baeket suspended<br />

from a chain. A single<br />

piece of bread Ilea within the baaket.<br />

The work is enclosed in plexiglass.<br />

"I wanted (the viewer) to see<br />

how food ia so scarce."<br />

Jamir, .32 tries to create a war<br />

between the colors and materials<br />

used in his work, he said.<br />

Tbe work is fairly aba tract to<br />

"try to point at the message, to<br />

make an impression of everything<br />

he sees in the world of war and<br />

the world of peace."<br />

"I realize from each side what<br />

Bosnia is like today. That ia normal<br />

in every war. I bring my own<br />

expression like Picaaso (shows in<br />

the painting Guernice) in Spain<br />

trying to make each side to see<br />

the message."<br />

The Bosnian brothers' uncle<br />

snd cousin were killed in the war.<br />

The two artista have tried unsucessfully<br />

to bring their mother<br />

to America. She has a heart ailment<br />

which has prevented travel.<br />

"Every family in Sarjevo has<br />

lost someone in the war," Jamir<br />

said matter-of-factly.<br />

Do the two brothers see s day<br />

when they will return to their<br />

country?<br />

"We can't even know when the<br />

war ia going to stop. We want to<br />

stay here to present Bosnisn suffering."<br />

Jamir said.<br />

Nagy sent letters to foreign coniulstes<br />

inviting them to send artists<br />

from their countries to exhibit<br />

in Art Birmingham.<br />

"They're dying and we're over<br />

here planning an art show. I want<br />

the international part of the show<br />

to grow every year so that we<br />

might provide a forum for people<br />

glass, jewelry, photography, wood,<br />

weaving, textiles, country, and<br />

folk.<br />

"We have new arts commissioners,<br />

new ideas that lead to<br />

positive attitudes. A positive for<br />

the arts and crafts festival is we're<br />

having a stationary jazz band, a<br />

few more things for the kids, balloons,<br />

and clowns on the<br />

grounds," said Andy Taylor, arts<br />

commission president.<br />

Krompatic creates reproductions<br />

of porcelain dolls, antique<br />

as well as modern, in the studio of<br />

her Livonia home. They range in<br />

height from three inches to 30<br />

inches. Oriental dolls. Nstive<br />

American, they're all displayed on<br />

the sideboard in the dining room.<br />

"Dolls is the number one hobby<br />

living in these other countries "<br />

Local potter featured<br />

On a lighter note, Garden City<br />

potter Judy Buresh will will bring<br />

her wheel in order to demonstrate<br />

her craft throughout the two-day<br />

fair. Buresh strives to show the<br />

wisdom of ancient cultures in ber<br />

pottery. Her intention is to maks<br />

pots with character, influences<br />

are numerous, especially Eaatern<br />

and pre- Columbian pottery.<br />

Items abe will have.on hand include<br />

platters and bird baths arith<br />

glass bottomed interiors, elaborate<br />

covered containers made specifically<br />

for Art Birmingham,<br />

large buffalo jars with strong Native<br />

American tiea, and her oneof-a-kind<br />

rattles consisting of<br />

stones sealed inside a pot perfect<br />

for giving aa a bouse warming gift.<br />

Buresh incoporates quartxite,<br />

amethyst crystals, raw turquoise,<br />

cabechons of lapis, cork from Portugal,<br />

antique beads, glass from<br />

Italy, and Chinese trade beads<br />

from Tibet in her pottery.<br />

"I hope my pottery is something<br />

thet people want to touch,"<br />

said Buresh. a master potter and<br />

glaze chemist for more than a<br />

quarter of a century.<br />

"I strive to constantly premier<br />

new pieces. They're all one of s<br />

kind."<br />

Buresh's glazes make her work<br />

truly unique.<br />

"When you see a really well<br />

made pot it has a presence. I want<br />

my pots to have character and<br />

presence. Many of the glazes contain<br />

elements of the Oriental<br />

glazes used centuries ago," said<br />

Buresh who studied glaze chemistry<br />

at Western Michigan University.<br />

in the United States today. Mothers<br />

buy them for their daughters,<br />

daughters buy them for their<br />

mothers, fathers for their daughters,<br />

people having their first<br />

baby. 1 think all ladies love dolls<br />

whether it's one they remember as<br />

a child or one they see that they<br />

simply fall in love with," said<br />

Debbie Krompatic.<br />

Accent pieces<br />

"A lot of people use them for<br />

accent pieces. They send me wallpaper<br />

and fabric samples for the<br />

doll to match the room."<br />

The mother of sons, Robert. 27,<br />

Michael, 23 and Dan, 20, began<br />

making the dolls about 20 years<br />

Ancient Influences: Judy Buresh of Garden City crafts<br />

hand-thrown pottery with a strong Easter influence.<br />

ago after she became interested in<br />

collecting antique dolls.<br />

Pricewise, these older beauties<br />

were out of her reach.<br />

"I was going to save them for<br />

my little girl, but 1 had three sons<br />

instead. Doll making takes in all<br />

the arta. If you want to do sculpting,<br />

there's sculpting. Painting,<br />

there's painting." said Krompatic<br />

who leaches porcelain doll making<br />

classes at Clarenceville.<br />

Molds used to pour the greenware<br />

are very expensive. A head<br />

mold alone can cost $100. Krompatic<br />

estimates she owns molds<br />

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New* *u>rv oc real eatate jargon. the phra*«<br />

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Joette George, an >uu<br />

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George, a licensed builder<br />

who apeat more than a decade<br />

in new construction in<br />

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Hilla. recently re-entered<br />

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David B Fnedman achieved the SIOR office<br />

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Home buyers, sellers bone up at expo<br />

By janicstICAM krau».k<br />

!»r«v ivi Warn*<br />

The 28-year old engineer for CM<br />

Hughes in Troy was on a fact-finding<br />

mission. He attended the recent<br />

Home Buyer»/Seller» Kxpo »pon*orvd<br />

by the Weatem Wayne Oakland<br />

County Aaaociation of Realtors to uk<br />

about mortgages, interest rate* and<br />

the downpayment needed for a starter<br />

home, but aaid home ownership<br />

seemed like a complicated venflure<br />

Like many young professional* to<br />

day. thi* potential buyer lives with<br />

his parents, but ha* good reason to<br />

move out — every April 15 the tai<br />

monster takes a bigger chunk of his<br />

growing income<br />

"I ra not sure 1 want to buy yet.<br />

the Li von tan said. "The idea of a 30<br />

>ear mortgage is acary, but when 1<br />

filed my taxes this year, the preparer<br />

said 'buy a house I need the deductions<br />

The expo at the Holiday Inn West<br />

in Livonia attracted rooatly first time<br />

buyers, who visited "22 booths staffed<br />

bs mortgage lenders, home inspectors<br />

and other real estate specialist* At<br />

tendeea collected brochures, took<br />

notea and asked bright questions at<br />

two seminars geared for buying or<br />

selling property — Should 1 sell my<br />

home before looking for another 1<br />

Should I pre qualify for financing be<br />

fore house hunting* Should a new<br />

home be inspected'' la income proper<br />

ty currently a good investment"*<br />

Seminar paneliata included Rick<br />

Bowling, owner of AmenSpec Home<br />

Inspection Services. Plymouth. Brian<br />

Herachfus. attorney for Wood &<br />

Wood. Farmington Hilla; Jim<br />

Wattera. vice president and regional<br />

sale* manager for First federal of<br />

Michigan, and David Knox, nationally<br />

known real eatate speaker and<br />

trainer The Obaerver & Eccentric<br />

Newspapers co--sponsored the expo.<br />

"Real estate seminars don't give all<br />

the answers, but they help clienta<br />

learn what queations to aak when<br />

they decide to buy or aell." Chuck<br />

Mill*. WWOCAR president aaid.<br />

"Traditionally, firat-iime buyers find<br />

the whole process mysterious and<br />

frightening "<br />

The expo ia an annual public aervice<br />

event aimed at educating potential<br />

real estate client*. WWOCAR<br />

member Realtor* fielded queationa,<br />

but attendees weren't pressured to<br />

use a real estate agent or the service*<br />

of any company represented at thT"show.<br />

In placa of an admiaaion faa,<br />

expo goer* brought canned good* for a<br />

Salvation Army food drive<br />

"We're not trying to aell anything,"<br />

aaid Milla, a 31 year Realtor "We believe<br />

a better-educated client makea<br />

the real eatate agent * work a lot aaaier<br />

So, if the buyer or taller decide* to<br />

uae an agent, we will benefit."<br />

Here's a summary of the buying<br />

and selling lipe covered at the expo:<br />

• Have new conatruction inspected<br />

City inspector* make sure the houae<br />

meeta local building codaa, but a private<br />

inspector will check several hundred<br />

items and give you a maintenance<br />

report.<br />

• Look for an inspector affiliated<br />

with the American Society of Home<br />

lnapectors. ASHl ia the only organization<br />

that require* member* to paaa<br />

an exam have a minimum number of<br />

year* on the job.<br />

• Complete the Seller's Diacloaure<br />

Statement aa honeatly aa poaaible<br />

and update it while the houae ia on<br />

the market It'a better to tell too<br />

much than too little.<br />

• Read the Seller's Diacloaure State<br />

ment before viewing the home It<br />

doean't guarantee againat future<br />

problem*, but it tell* what might go<br />

wrong. Decide up/root how much riak<br />

you're willing to take on.<br />

• The purchaae agreement ia the<br />

buyera and seller's blueprint of the<br />

tranaactioo. Raad it carefully and<br />

make amendment* before aigning<br />

• Get mortgage approval before<br />

houae hunting. Look for a good mort<br />

gage deal, but make sure the lender ia<br />

aervice oriented. Examine your lender<br />

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Developer seeks advice on handling complaints<br />

Q. I am a developer<br />

CONOO who is faced with a<br />

series of complaints<br />

by a condominiumaaaociation<br />

regarding var-<br />

*<br />

ious defects and<br />

deficiencies. The<br />

people in my company<br />

are advising<br />

that I fight to the<br />

bitter end and retain<br />

counsel who<br />

ROBERT M.<br />

ME1SHEP<br />

promises to embark<br />

np6n a<br />

scorched-earth policy to try to<br />

bleed the aaaociation dry and<br />

discourage It from pursuing me.<br />

Others suggest that I attempt to<br />

settle the matter, even though I do<br />

not believe that all of the claims of<br />

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the aaaociation are reaaonable<br />

Baaed on what I know to be your<br />

extensive experience In these<br />

types of matter*, what do you suggest<br />

that I do?<br />

A Sometimes developer* are in a<br />

no win situation when they are confronted<br />

with conatruction defect<br />

claims brought by a condominium association.<br />

On one hand, if there is legitimacy<br />

to the construction defect claima, at<br />

least to some extent, which is normally<br />

the case, the developer cannot ignore<br />

the claims of the aaaociation.<br />

While the ileveloper may honeatly<br />

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are either invalid, inflated or misguided.<br />

ultimately an unsympathetic<br />

jury may be the fact finder a* lo that<br />

issue.<br />

Other attorney* might counael you<br />

lo fight the aaaociation to the bitter<br />

end, in an effort to impose economic<br />

hardship on the aaaociation. hoping<br />

that the aaaociation'a suit will either<br />

fail for want of money or deaire<br />

However, thia course of conduct ignore*<br />

the cost* attendant to such extended<br />

litigation, not only in terms of<br />

out-of pocket costs being paid to the<br />

stlorney. but also in the deprivation<br />

of time and resources of the dev eloper<br />

in sttending to the litigation, aa opposed<br />

to engaging in more profitable<br />

and productive enterprises.<br />

A profitable or more responsible<br />

course of action is to attempt to work<br />

with the association, through experienced<br />

legal counsel in your behalf, in<br />

an effort to reach an amicable and<br />

reasonable resolution, hopefully be-<br />

— Results Closer To Home —<br />

Y o u r C h o i c e<br />

C o m m u n i t i e s :<br />

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West Bloomfield<br />

Troy<br />

INDEX OF CLASSIFICATIONS<br />

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It haa been my experience that condominium<br />

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and will generally bend over back<br />

warda in an effort to reach a fair and<br />

reasons ble accommodation with the<br />

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Robert M Meuner it a Birmingham<br />

arm attorney concentrating hi* practice<br />

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tion and an interest In business.<br />

For details, caN<br />

The Insider Business Journal<br />

810-220-1800.<br />

EOC.<br />

P r o f e s s i o n a l<br />

Home Furnishing Sales<br />

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Thursday, June 1, 1996 0AE Clsssificetlons 500 to 900 (*)«<br />

HetpVsaUd<br />

AUTO DEALER<br />

•aaaa aae gm% Uu<br />

pot •i»«8 >ai*r* ana<br />

Vtrr acSa vcfiSmM<br />

tatoi<br />

Mi TO OtftUEK<br />

'ia« Teeha* >mmm Maa Car<br />

'ac*uv>oafi Soma ID«I*<br />

a«»iiM M l«», facaiiam<br />

vnah. i>ar«<br />

SOOO rem Clara<br />

AUTO o«Aua*onTt»«<br />

oa*a«ai« •<br />

Swft r paaoa M<br />

joa, nuaais a S<br />

*«a Ad "<br />

AUTO DEALERS<br />

Kr?T* 4 SONS womosuaanu<br />

is>0t u* ENTEMS Of No* OnaWI.<br />

(41 CM . 27' 2BOO<br />

oka Uk«M ba lamtoaf •«- DOS ano<br />

wawi Sana 'm**n» to Sjraiam<br />

Ooav Uaragw INS] Irwoor<br />

Na LMfM Ul aiM or FA* to<br />

£3'>) 422 1222 EC*<br />

CARPET CLEANERS<br />

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500 UpVMlsd<br />

Cashier<br />

Supervisor<br />

for Star (JEurtaa *paoa*t too*<br />

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500 hipVaaH-<br />

txtmma custooians<br />

a»unup^o u«n f. aatsna<br />

»HlJta |W« la WB toro<br />

Dorui ««0lft»»40<br />

CcUMM KRSON<br />

fAAT TM tar aawm<br />

-Tsv&r-<br />

CLEANING PERSON<br />

Soutr>i.«ia BuoiAas* nas an<br />

**m«d-ai* apaning Hou/s<br />

HNW mcuOoO Sand<br />

CATALOG<br />

ORDER DESK<br />

$7.50-$10.00/HR.<br />

noiaara ano saw<br />

PVJftCHAS*«G<br />

(.ipananca ar*» Our'* aJoraa-f<br />

CoaipulamaO pu><br />

-«/« aaparswi<br />

luTfAIAt CONTACX<br />

Uuai f« aiiaiani *<br />

'.ompuMr uuN a pfta<br />

CUH BENEFITS PACftAOE<br />

Sano ItoiL^na or ftpn,<br />

R0U«M NCXiSTRrfS<br />

d«tA' LAKE STRATEGIES<br />

Aim •» Nacaca Laador<br />

2'00 E Mao* -a Sto >00<br />

&-*a»w atwoffiara anO<br />

(qua Opportune, ErTWoyar Drug<br />

KST CUSTOMER SERVICE<br />

aO&TTON N METNO 0€THCHT<br />

GAIN SKAiS 'OH L*t N A<br />

RACVESSK»*At ENVIRONMENT<br />

aui row poaa • •"«* toMuOa<br />

to aor» aa * Tefapfuma Curnomm'<br />

Ha^raaaraaiiiia Wa na*a<br />

CAD OPERATOR/<br />

DESIGNER<br />

1. aaponanca AiAo Can »to<br />

12 Eiacancai uoNdgi ha«aui<br />

EOE M benaM* $mn»*v<br />

raaon» to DynMogc 6 V<br />

Aan CAC Supervwor 12* Marv<br />

Sla 104 Wufca . M M 4438C<br />

FA* 4'0 4®»"iC<br />

CADoparatw •<br />

12 aipananca BanaMa 4 rwn«<br />

Cap 430AM3J0PU<br />

>]130»000 or aiOXJ? 1122<br />

CAD OPERATOR<br />

ana C*"*ra<br />

uaiatoi ano ovaiwna AWrancaO<br />

UCKO Co 12BBC Stout. *« Do»o«<br />

(3131 S3M3S6<br />

S-'toa,<br />

napriiamaa a»<br />

caaa Wa naao<br />

Wtogr<br />

ma, "nouaa<br />

trawy<br />

CALL NOW<br />

GENERAL HELP<br />

$13.50<br />

!»*•*- a«>a w »<br />

to C«a Mon a Tjoa «Bf"<br />

3pm Surnoa Camol Ctoonmg<br />

"jl3l 2T7«200<br />

CABPfT aiStALlEAS naadoa S<br />

mual Piutol"<br />

9 appr, al Mm<br />

Cmm 27504 ford AO<br />

Gordon Ce, J13-42S-200C Oood<br />

opportune, tor ngW paraor.<br />

CAR AtNTAi AGENT<br />

lAral ba paraonatM 4 lew, gooo<br />

commie2«2 1»T»<br />

CLEANING STAFF<br />

NEEDED<br />

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ora, . fji v pan ame • Ha«W><br />

berwaa amain Apo, in paraor<br />

Utonfn Sllam 4 aoffcng OOBd*<br />

I—In ncraoa end<br />

h6altn of<br />

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>13«7>4MH<br />

CNC PROGRAMMERS 4<br />

OPERATORS<br />

on 1« and 2ndafan><br />

leant opan<br />

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MmnarajN<br />

N.lar !31J 537 7510<br />

Clencat'Ption® Sales<br />

$8 $12 per nout<br />

Oi* wan MaP tonal cannc* han«*<br />

raipondmg to ou' no I .on a H,<br />

a Na naad u&bmac<br />

ECHNdAN tof ONUI pbccm to yaw toe pnonaa aai<br />

ptMng M ama dora o«# oredua 4 aign t«i Ourari<br />

' NO COLD CALLING'<br />

.mTa^ N. INN a comptoN •ra^pr:<br />

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT<br />

rmmome tor kcanaad<br />

S10 7B4 07SC<br />

sa or pan «me<br />

OflLOCAAt OAECTOR<br />

t«pan<br />

CM<br />

313455-4444<br />

or aio«as ii<br />

CHS.OCAAE DiAE<br />

to> privaN camar<br />

oncad to* ama<br />

4pn. «pm >13-458<br />

CmuD CARE TEACXRS 4<br />

COOK<br />

"jnderCafa a farmg tor Ka 4 oaf<br />

aa mei ona hoi*>, • E>oa*em<br />

inceraraa . BaiafiU CM Uonda><br />

Ttiurada, 9am 12 30pm<br />

HO S» 3120 an 4SBE<br />

CMC EDM OPERATOR<br />

TAA NEE<br />

Dart, o»a»l.ma- to» banaliii<br />

« (31 * 728 *S50<br />

CMC FWto or C*a<br />

uworaa baaed cuWng tool manu<br />

'eefcxer Saa»ng arpanencad paoCM<br />

tor aHamoon amfi Sand w a to<br />

ligi4Broo«*ee3 Lnona Mi 44150<br />

CMC LATHE OPERATOR Oar*<br />

Hantnoa Matfeiaa Farvft CantM<br />

ONNffie » « e a Moa<br />

(»19|<br />

cos smLDCf<br />

r»aing company aaaM<br />

*«panarc*0 lurge CO* CAMiar Mu*'<br />

ba e>per«ncao anv, aoldonng<br />

COMPUTER F'LMNfTgni<br />

TECMMCAL SVSTCMS<br />

SALES AEP to 544.000<br />

faa paid 4 r<br />

dagrea<br />

3 *r» . OUNMB mm*<br />

afpononce Grael W»N<br />

EMPLOtMEMT CENTER AOEMCT<br />

tSlO! 54B 1034<br />

CONSTAUCTOM HELPER<br />

••adao e«PNeto><br />

Nancy iBiO; M2-07»<br />

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a,t enarnooTa » «aa»eidt<br />

Trammg promed M«! ba NoNy<br />

BOOKKEEPER For 'alae tomeura "«*welBd and •<br />

410 477-4040<br />

CHILD CARE TEACnER<br />

Ci I I I- can 4 30-4 » am*<br />

preto< praacnoor aipanenoe 4<br />

teong oaaaroom manaBomar* «a*<br />

Benaht Sues arac naodoo tor M<br />

aget Oaarbom Cwriier Day Car*<br />

«2 N Baacn Dal, Oaaroor<br />

Ml [iTl! 274 1115<br />

CHILDREN S BOUTOUE<br />

UK*ung tor mam aama<br />

i pan ana<br />

F tr-macr<br />

410-441 2943<br />

« w ama M«o' madcel<br />

fa. to 410 334 0541 » «<br />

CENTRAL STATION MONITORS<br />

•*•»« Ran bma afWHa ave<br />

» LflN iyp«g Lmcoe* Para<br />

ar Guard Security SyNar<br />

f3'»l 3435H5<br />

BRICK LAYERS<br />

^•nardaorGe<br />

L' too4a I<br />

iiosas<br />

SATURN O* FARMaaOTOM<br />

MULJ<br />

410) 540 4549<br />

24 710 «!C.4-fc<br />

AUTO ONE<br />

efotma apponunrt^a<br />

•AUTO PAJNTER<br />

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•CM 111* »7 'I70<br />

Coorty<br />

layouts<br />

WM)<br />

r* -^,£t<br />

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S CAREER OPPORTUNITY *<br />

Professional photo finishing *<br />

fu« and port time pow«m owoAobM for geryol ^<br />

f»«5p No ezp«'iefK« nacessorv UX UJIU. TMUN. *<br />

So^c overtime & Sot^rctov ujof* ftewsas cyid *<br />

0»on>c*K>ns bosed on job pertormofKe fun tirtM *<br />

cositions IS.80 aer lowr to wort fVJvorxemenf *<br />

potent (yp to S9 9S per >>our) Cosuoi -•*• K*<br />

U r>. man abo« qualA.ac««<br />

NOC Onvlafiaa<br />

otomr a sccmmm nea^ptfan<br />

L.XSU* Ml LS110<br />

w«<br />

IWA SN SNOY4ERTI<br />

pomx opar kx Bomaona<br />

who a rtsrB«sd in fcs/nng tbaA<br />

pm msctun eOnsrWG. Ths rx>v«i<br />

seMctsd a mjfcpa asks<br />

imjianaousiy<br />

Wa wil provide tha training and pay e<br />

competitive wage. To apply, call Jeannie at<br />

(313)953-2277 or Sherry at (313)95^-2253.<br />

EOE<br />

COMPUTER INVENTORY<br />

TECHNICIAN<br />

SUMMER HELP<br />

BFQIINIM, JLAI I<br />

FLH LLW POSITTOHI *VUL*F>LL<br />

S9 S12 HR. Pits<br />

TRAVEL EXPENSES<br />

PlBioR«\s ia«.il<br />

• U»vl ta paohcaai r» DOS & Slta4o»% Usid h*4>" ^<br />

acti Im itaibaa »«!• eilnpli | w l v<br />

• Mk«i h> abb io «Ji»iih \mm- -»!»» o< ON»l<br />

' FAX («10) 642 01 12<br />

or csll lor inlormjIKtri<br />

(>10) 2*S 6740 «« 12> 1<br />

Layout Artist *|<br />

We are seeding an individual to<br />

work tulKime as a layout artist<br />

In our Uvonia office. We are a<br />

busy suburban newspaper with a<br />

friendly, tearrvonented wort*<br />

atmosphere The person selected<br />

must nt*e a nigh school diploma<br />

plus basic college-level course<br />

worv in computers and graphic<br />

design Su months to 1 year of<br />

work experience. Requires some<br />

evening hours. Call Jeannie at<br />

(313)953-2277 to apply. EOE<br />

AUTO PORTER<br />

-v rokena 'ore deewnn*<br />

W-W'T'A-^<br />

AW tor AoU<br />

AUTO SERVICE<br />

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS<br />

Va^*ie#ni<br />

•rnom ar* noa —»g<br />

E.caaami pay 4<br />

Vow *MM aM! toe raef NOW<br />

N0RR WITH THE BEST<br />

MARCH TIRE CO<br />

n.»M0UTH (11*) 455 7B00<br />

S0UTW«UI »TCh JSioesc<br />

(AAMMTOM iBia 477«70<br />

CANTON till!<br />

AUTO TAANSRORT<br />

2rWe-s=;<br />

am tof rat v toi* Soma<br />

laato M MHO<br />

AUTO TAa* a aoov PERSONS<br />

HELP<br />

•tobanal •! illlbilt<br />

M*»tofs m aeaiiam mm<br />

a .tra »*al to mm<br />

adMd MEW cars toa<br />

• OR toa — *a—y<br />

l J Rl v«a ewto aa ypad aaf<br />

Mto "aaa aeon a-ara toenaa and<br />

. Editor'<br />

Attention Studentsl<br />

Wa ara aaabmq Uynamic indrviduMa n«< a commit-<br />

maoi io aacaSaoca to joai oor »»grvy loccassfm aubur<br />

oan nawapapar Wa ara aapenOng our op^aBona ana<br />

ara lookng lor adaor* lo MM) m aanmg up and opar<br />

4Bng ntm OAICM ai North OaMand cou*y. OavMopnfl<br />

na. aOMna and aatatAarung our praaaoca m na»<br />

maruts *ju mu« r*y« a Dacha** s dapraa or a«juiv-<br />

*Mnt *i louneam. M yaars ol aapananca in fWNS<br />

papar lapommQ. pralaraWy tor a convnumty nawapa<br />

par or raWad poa«on Mml hmm axpananca ei edrt<br />

ng and pap* MigH' • t "»* 10 -namaga a MgM and<br />

lupann* staff mambars PoaMon raquif*s a«»«an«<br />

comrrftimcabofi MuBa 4Mly » mottvaia olhars and<br />

partapaia ai a taam yawonmam A pranary rasportto-<br />

MK> MS ba commirtty rataaona and anaodanca al<br />

cMTvnursly aearHa and maaenga Wa oAa< a efta»anfl-<br />

ra opporlunay compaMr a salary aacaHani banafila<br />

EOE<br />

To apply submit r»«jma »o:<br />

Human Raaourcas Managat<br />

Obaarvar A Eccaotnc Hawspapars<br />

36251 Scnooicr^l<br />

If you're looking<br />

for a summer job, place<br />

your free ad today.<br />

On Monday, June 5, Thursday, June 8,<br />

Monday, June 12 and Thursday, June 15,<br />

we will publish free ads of a maximum of 5<br />

lines for students looking for employment.<br />

Call 591-0900 or 644-1070 today and<br />

place your free five-line ad.<br />

Explain what kind of job you're looking<br />

for and what experience you've had.<br />

Attention Employers!<br />

Check our classified section on June 5, 8,<br />

12 and June 15th for that teen you need to<br />

work for you this summer.<br />

AUTO WASH 4 IS atoiuto 0*<br />

UBWawi Car WaM.<br />

«J <strong>Canton</strong> (11» SSI ii aaa *e»a<br />

AI UIAEU«PPEMV<br />

moertsrs<br />

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CM ia cr*ier THeaoo<br />

BULLDOZER OPERATOR<br />

aa C&.<br />

Maintenance<br />

Supervisor<br />

Si<br />

Thn newspaper hvtCy oners He opportunity tor young parsons s#«Ar>£ employment to list tr*r first names onfy and<br />

skit however we assume no r*spons-b**y for the nature of/obs offeree] or negotiator between apptcants ano<br />

prospective employers These are trie responsibility ol the parties «voV«3<br />

jCPenney is now accepting applications<br />

tor a toll-time Maintenance Supervisor tor<br />

our Nov* store A thorough knowledge of<br />

building maintenance and equipment is<br />

required tof this "working" supervisor posi-<br />

tion Benefits include employee Oacount.<br />

medtcafdental insurance ><br />

paid vacahons/hondays ^<br />

aek pay aavinga<br />

and profit<br />

ahanngpian<br />

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C L A S S I F I E D<br />

A D V E R T I S I N G<br />

664-1070 OAKLANO COUNTY<br />

Ml -0e00 WAYNE COUNTY<br />

M2-U23 ROCHfSTEP POCMESTER HSLS

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THURSDAY. JUNE 1.1995<br />

BUILDING & BUSINESS<br />

OBSERVER<br />

STARS<br />

This column highlights promotions, transfers, hir<br />

mgs and other hey personnel moves within the<br />

suburban business community Send a brief bio<br />

graphical summary — including the to*ns of resi<br />

dency and employment and a black and white<br />

pnoto. it desired — to Srars. Building & Business.<br />

Observer A Eccentric newspapers. 36251 School<br />

craft. Livonia 48150 Our fa.\ number is (313)<br />

591 7279<br />

was named president of the<br />

.Michgian chapter of the Amen<br />

can Collet .of Health Care Ad<br />

ministrators Mlynarek is<br />

administrator of Bostsford<br />

Continuing Health Center in<br />

Farmington<br />

Dr. Jeffrey Deuiri of Went<br />

Bloomfield was elected to nerve<br />

a three- vear term on the board<br />

of directors of the Ambulatory<br />

Pediatric Association Dr Dfvnes<br />

m Associate Chair of Pediatrics<br />

at Henry Ford Health<br />

Svstem<br />

Keith UI rich of Rochester<br />

Hills rejoined D'Arcy Masius<br />

Benton & Bowle-»'Bloon}fejild<br />

Hills as senior vice president.<br />

i;roup account supervisor on<br />

the Cadillac and Gneral Motors<br />

Protection Plan accounts<br />

Keith had been senior vice<br />

president, account planning director<br />

at Young & Rubicam<br />

Monica Nogalaki, a reservationist<br />

at the Holiday Inn<br />

Farmington Hills, earned top<br />

honors from Holiday Inn<br />

Worldwide She received recognition<br />

cards and ribbons from<br />

the most PnorityPlus and<br />

Canadian Priority Club members<br />

in the state of Michigan<br />

Pamela M. Ferrerio of Beverly<br />

Hills was named vice president<br />

and chief financial officer<br />

of Visiting Nurse Association<br />

Inc. Perreno moat recently was<br />

vice preaident of finance at<br />

HomeCare Inc Before that, she<br />

was divisional controller and<br />

assistant vice president of finance<br />

of Perry Drug Stores Inc.<br />

Tammy Brown joined Conway<br />

MacKenzie & Dun lea vy in<br />

Birmingham as an aaaociata.<br />

Before joining Conway<br />

MscKeniie, Brown speot six<br />

years with a Rochester Hillsbaaed<br />

accounting firm.<br />

Glenn C. Gouldey was<br />

named preaident and general<br />

manager of Lectron Products<br />

Inc in Rochester Hills. Gouldey<br />

had been business unit manager<br />

for the climate controls business<br />

of Fa tor Corp<br />

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BUILDINGWBUSINESS<br />

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Carlisle: This model, one of several colonials offered at Nowland Estates, features a family room, living room, dining<br />

room, kitchen/eating nook and three bedrooms.<br />

INSIDE:<br />

Classifieds<br />

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It's space for your money in this sub<br />

BYDOUCFUNU<br />

Staff Warren<br />

Value and plenty of space for the money<br />

is a big selling point at Nowland Estates<br />

in <strong>Canton</strong>. The developer/builder has an<br />

interesting history and orientation to the<br />

business.<br />

Sherr family members, who<br />

started and operated Frank's<br />

Nursery le Crafts from 1946 to<br />

1983, take the same approach with<br />

customers in the residential building<br />

busihess as they did in retail.<br />

They don't aim for the upper<br />

crust, nor do they pursue buyers at<br />

tha deep-discount end.<br />

"We're trying to target the middle<br />

70 percent of the market with<br />

quality product, quality design at<br />

production prices," aaid Roger<br />

Sherr, construction manager for<br />

the development/building company<br />

in Farmington Hills.<br />

Current <strong>project</strong>s include Nowland<br />

Estates, a subdivision of 65<br />

lota on Shaldon just north of<br />

Palmer in <strong>Canton</strong>. About a third<br />

are atill available.<br />

"We're targeting familiea,"<br />

Sherr aaid. "We have a range of<br />

produet to appeal to both first-time<br />

new-home buyers as well as moveup<br />

home buyers.<br />

"Our retail background, 1 think,<br />

has given us a leg up on serving<br />

customers. We look at ourselves aa<br />

being wtail rather than building<br />

We will customise houses and<br />

make changes customers desire"<br />

Three furnished models — all<br />

colonials — carry base prices from<br />

Marketplace features a glimpse of suburban<br />

business news and notes. Includirf corporate<br />

name changes, new products, office openings,<br />

new affiliations, new positions, mergers, acquisitions<br />

and new ways of doing business. Write:<br />

Marketplace. Building A Business. Observer A<br />

Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia.<br />

48150. Our fax humber is (313) 591-7279.<br />

Arbor Drugs intends to open its third store in<br />

<strong>Canton</strong> at 7268 Warren snd <strong>Canton</strong> Center on<br />

July 31.<br />

Priam Performance Systems of Farmington<br />

Hills has formed an alliance with Master Consultoris<br />

Y Deearrollo Ejecutivo of Mexico City to offer<br />

seminars on i<br />

executives tn Mexico.<br />

Stone, August, Baker, a markeUng/communica<br />

tiona company in Troy, haa added several clients<br />

— Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit. Concerned<br />

Citixena for the Arts in Michigan. Global Releaf<br />

and Jewiah Experiences for Families<br />

Spy Shack, which spedalixes in security prod<br />

ucta. has opened a retail showroom at 26606<br />

. $158,900 to $181,900.<br />

Standard elements in all three,<br />

plus two unfurnished on-site models.<br />

include two-car garage. 21/2<br />

baths, range and dishwasher, basement<br />

and two-story foyer.<br />

Options include fireplace, air<br />

conditioning and skylights.<br />

The Carlisle features a living<br />

room and dining room at either<br />

side of the front door, kitchen/eating<br />

nook and family room. A first<br />

floor laundry, half bath and<br />

optional sun room/media room/office<br />

round out the main level.<br />

Three bedrooms are upstairs.<br />

The master has a cathedral ceiling.<br />

separate tub and shower,<br />

dual-sink vanity with sitting area<br />

and walk-in closet.<br />

Two other bedrooms, one with a<br />

walk-in doeet, share a full bath.<br />

The base prica of the 2,025square-foot<br />

Carlisle ia $168,900,<br />

with optional sun room $176,400.<br />

The Donnington, 1,900 square<br />

feet, features a living room/dining<br />

room combination, kitchen/eating<br />

nook and a step-down family room<br />

with sloped ceiling.<br />

The main level alao has sn optional<br />

laundry ($4,000) and half<br />

bath.<br />

Upstairs, the master suite haa a<br />

sloped ceiling, shower and walk-in<br />

doeet Two other bedrooms share a<br />

full bath<br />

Base price of the Donnington is<br />

$154,900.<br />

The Lancaster, 2,460 square<br />

feet, has a striking eating<br />

nook/hearth room off the kitchen.<br />

The main floor alao has a library,<br />

family room, dining room, laundry<br />

and half bath.<br />

Four bedrooms are upstairs.<br />

The master, with cathedral ceiling,<br />

also has a distinct<br />

sitting^dressing area, separate tub<br />

and shower, dual-sink vanity and<br />

walk-in closet.<br />

Three other bedrooms and a full<br />

bath are upstairs<br />

Base price is $179,400.<br />

The other models, a three-bedroom<br />

colonial of 1,75)8 square feet,<br />

and s 2,292-square-foot Cape Cod<br />

with three bedrooms, carry prices<br />

of $153,900 and $175,900, respectively.<br />

Exteriors are brick with vinyl<br />

siding and some wood trim<br />

The subdivision has dty water<br />

and sewers and sidewalks. It's<br />

served by Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />

schools.<br />

The property tax rate is about<br />

$31*. 10 per $1,000 of state equalised<br />

valuation, half of market value.<br />

That means the owner of s<br />

$165,000 house in Nowland Estates<br />

would face a tax bill of just<br />

over $2,400 the first year. •'<br />

An annual fee of $200 per house<br />

maintains landscaping at the entrance,<br />

the retention pond and<br />

pay* for snow removal on the<br />

roads<br />

"Moat people are looking for<br />

BUSINESS MARKETPLACE<br />

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Marketing Etcetera, a West Bloomfield marketing,<br />

advertising, public relations snd corporate<br />

communications firm, has been selected to produce<br />

corporate brochures for MGM Temporaries<br />

and John A Reardon & Associates, s safety training<br />

ferility.<br />

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Virtual Services, a Rochester Hilla provider of<br />

CADCAM services to the auto industry, has en:<br />

tared into a marketing agreement with CTI Communications<br />

of Bloomfield Hills.<br />

Virtual Servicee will become a value-added reseller<br />

for CTTs communications packagee thst allow<br />

suppliers to send and receive CAD/CAM flies<br />

Three companies located in the Observer A Eccentric<br />

coverage araa who received loans from the<br />

Small Buainees Administration have received distinguished<br />

employer awards<br />

Dynex Industries of Farmington Hilla providee<br />

electrical and environmental ssrvices<br />

3-Dimensions! Services of Rochester Hills<br />

provides prototype, design, engineering and fabn<br />

ration services<br />

The Children's Place of Farmington HUla .<br />

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something in the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />

school district," said Msrsha A.<br />

Wisx, sales representative at Nowland<br />

Estates. They're impressed<br />

with a house in this price range to<br />

get a full master suite.<br />

"Our floor plans are different<br />

from other floor plans in the area<br />

You get more house for the dollar,"<br />

she said. -<br />

Larry Collins is getting the<br />

Cape Cod with a fourth bedroom.<br />

"I looked in West Bloomfield,<br />

Bloomfield, Novi, Northville and<br />

Farmington Hills," he said.<br />

"L'm an analyst by education<br />

and profession. I did spreadsheet<br />

after spreadsheet. Nowland Estatea<br />

— the value for money was<br />

the best. When I looked at quality<br />

construction. 1 thought this was a<br />

good deal."<br />

The first-floor master proved to<br />

be especially attractive, Collins<br />

added.<br />

Paul and Sandy Bosker with<br />

children Benjamin and Chelsee<br />

will move into the Carlise model<br />

with an optional fourth bedroom.<br />

"Price was one of the first drawing<br />

features, size — it's a small sub<br />

— and location," Paul said. They<br />

have some of the lowest prices<br />

around for square footage "<br />

The openness of the kitchen,<br />

eating nook and family room, the<br />

layout of the master and first-floor<br />

laundry were especially attractive,<br />

he added.<br />

Th* tales office at Nowland Eatotes,<br />

(313) 397'' 130, u open noon<br />

to 6p.m. doily, c. yaed Thuradaya.<br />

provides dsy care services.<br />

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innovative dispenaing processes and equipment<br />

can be developed, tested snd demonstrated under<br />

factory conditions.<br />

Corrigan Moving Systems, headquartered in<br />

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quity's Blue Bar Award 1994 for outstanding<br />

schievement in service quality. Corrigsn also received<br />

th« award in 1993.<br />

PHH Homequity is a relocation service.<br />

McDonald Mobile Offices of Southfield has won<br />

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built for Jorgansen Ford at Lonyo and Michigan<br />

in Detroit.<br />

The Modular Building Inatitute presented the<br />

award<br />

McDonald Mobile also was nominsted for an<br />

award of distinction for the modulsr Amtrak station<br />

at Baltimore and Woodward in Detroit.<br />

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»(*) CiaeaiHcattona to OAE Thursday, June I. 1996<br />

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ts your life too cluttered? Do you need more space?<br />

Then unplug your old appliances, shed unwanted apparel<br />

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4 Weeks Before Sole<br />

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v Apply for necessary permits.<br />

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3 Weeks Before Sale<br />

\ Obtain necessary permits.<br />

\ Begin organizing merchandise.<br />

\ List items for Classified ad.<br />

2 Weeks Before Sale<br />

\ Clean or repair merchandise<br />

\ Begin pricing merchandise.<br />

\ Write your Classified ad.<br />

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\ Begin displaying merchandise<br />

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