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VOLUMB 20 NUUBXK •&<br />
IN THE PAPER<br />
TODAY<br />
Helping hands: <strong>Canton</strong> folks<br />
have done one heck of a job donating<br />
toys and food to our <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Observer Christmas Cheer Club<br />
drive. /2A<br />
New judge: Ron Lowe is winding<br />
down his law practice, and studying<br />
up for the job of district judge.<br />
/3A<br />
Holiday cards: Before you go out<br />
and buy greeting cards for Christmas,<br />
stop by the <strong>Canton</strong> Senior<br />
Center on Michigan Avenue. /3A<br />
Teacher contract: Plymouth-<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> teachers ratified<br />
overwhelmingly a contract agreement<br />
with the school district in<br />
voting Friday and Monday. /3A<br />
COUNTY NEWS<br />
Tutors needed: The Madonna<br />
University Office of Multicultural<br />
Affairs needs volunteers for an elementary<br />
school tutoring program<br />
in southwest Detroit. /IIA<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Observer<br />
OPINION<br />
Sledding: It's a fun winter activity<br />
for children and adults. However,<br />
it has fallen out of favor with<br />
local officials. Something should<br />
be done to bring it back. /20A<br />
LET'S GO!<br />
Holidays: Thoughtful and outrageous<br />
gifts leave readers "Speechless."<br />
/IB<br />
Movies: "Dumb and Dumber"<br />
enjoys a smart premiere at the Fox<br />
Theatre. /8B<br />
SPORTS<br />
Winning efforts: Plymouth Salem<br />
and Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> both<br />
scored victories in boys basketball<br />
Tuesday. For the Chiefs, it was<br />
their first of the season and Dan<br />
Young's first as their coach. /1C<br />
Observertand s beat: The best in<br />
girls basketball from Observerland<br />
has been selected, and it's a<br />
deserving group. /5C<br />
CREATIVE LIVING<br />
State of art: Teachers are using<br />
various techniques and programs<br />
to encourage students to develop<br />
their artistic talents. /ID<br />
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THURSDAY, DBCSMBXB 16,1994 • CANTON. MICHIGAN . 72 PAon<br />
MEAP results please educators<br />
MEAP scores have improved in the Plymouth-<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> schools. Officials say the better numbers<br />
are a result of students', parents' and teachers'<br />
hard work. Parents can expect to receive a copy<br />
of their child's results by Jan. 20.<br />
BY M.B. DILLON<br />
0TATV V uni<br />
Parent* can expect reaulU of a<br />
state-mandated teat taken by Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
students in their mailboxaa<br />
between Jan. 9 and 20.<br />
Building-by-building reeulta will<br />
be available Jan. 19. said Sheila<br />
Allea. curriculum coordinator.<br />
Fourth , seventh-, and lOthgreders<br />
took the Michigan Educational Assessment<br />
Program math and reading<br />
testa. Fifth , eighth and llth-graders<br />
took the MEAP ecieoca teat.<br />
Thia year's number* look food,<br />
•aid Allee. "I think our district did<br />
very wall. We had steady improvement<br />
across the board in math, eci-<br />
•oca and reading," aha said.<br />
Thomas Tattan. eaacuUve director<br />
for instruction, said "This year's re<br />
aulta are a tribute to the student*,<br />
their parents and the dedicated group<br />
of teachers and administrators in<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> who work daily to<br />
help each student reach full potential<br />
in theee foundation areas which are<br />
ao vital to a successful life. Wsll continue<br />
to use theee results to confirm<br />
individual student performance and<br />
to help us to work further with each<br />
student and the student's parents.<br />
Well also continue to align our curriculum<br />
and instruction to meet, the<br />
core curriculum expectations of the<br />
Historically speaking<br />
state of Michigan.<br />
Scores in math and reading are divided<br />
into three categories: low, moderate<br />
and satisfactory Science scores<br />
are grouped into four numbered cats<br />
"Status and change" in each grade<br />
and each subject also are si it<br />
In math, the district's fourth<br />
graders are improving and have<br />
"moderate" needs In reading, fourthgraders<br />
are "stable" with high needs.<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> fifth-graders are<br />
improving and have low needs in sci-<br />
Saa 4A<br />
SraT'^orassv Sax I<br />
Sum itlnn Historic preservationist Rex Harveyof Plymouth is renovating the exterior of the BartLett-Trovis House in<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>. Sensitive to dwindling resources, Harvey makes use of existing materials from the houte, as well as materials h<br />
has collected from other structures, to complete the renovation.<br />
House spruced up<br />
BTJOAKNI historic prat vatk Harvey, at<br />
Res Harvey takes s little bit of the<br />
old and it with a little bit at<br />
the new to renovate a building te its<br />
-We have te think of ^<br />
to use your ima^nsTinst I have te<br />
How ds I make this laafc Uka<br />
it's been here for a long time?" aaid<br />
Plymouth* |<br />
Harvey ia<br />
ing the of the historic Bart<br />
lett-Travis — - _<br />
just north of Cherry HiU, in Cant en.<br />
And it has<br />
cialty trying te aas<br />
ala or trying to blend okl«<br />
Bryan<br />
McLaughlin<br />
stands on the<br />
porch of the<br />
historic<br />
Bartlett-<br />
Travis<br />
House.<br />
Senior citizens coordinator earns kudos<br />
BY JOAKMK MAIOSXEWWU<br />
r u r v n m<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> * sen or citisens coord ins<br />
tor has been rac ognised for achieving<br />
a hardy set of pr ofeeaional standards<br />
"For our profs esion. it's an honor to<br />
have the standa rds set," said Dianns<br />
f-'j'f J • cat* rdinator of the town<br />
ship's senior p rograme. "This is a<br />
This la the Ar it year that the Mich<br />
igsn Aseociatio n of Senior Canters<br />
ha. awarded certification. Officially, pcofcaeioo over the laet eight years.<br />
Neihenren wa* awarded the tfrfr of "We found over the years that no one<br />
Certified Senior Director during the would do this for our profession un<br />
•nmial conference in November. lesa it eras our organisation. Neihen<br />
It accords the actual profeaaion of gen said "Thia appliee to thoae who<br />
" Mid Neihengen. have a number of years of experience<br />
who wotks out of the aenior canter in ~ ~<br />
uJZXJZ""" ^ " " 3 K do- K«II,<br />
will he<br />
- te« officiate worked on * recognise Neihengsn'. profession<br />
a set of standards for the aliam end wcoeae — net to menUon<br />
CANTON CONNECTION<br />
Holiday closing*<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> <strong>Public</strong> Safety Departaaenfs records<br />
will be doaad at ft p.ss. Wedneadsy.<br />
at 9*0 i a Tueedey. Dec.<br />
ha available duriag the di'ys i<br />
•iosed far the holidays<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>'a muntrifr-' offices will be doaad on Friday,<br />
Das. IS. Monday. D a e . 9 8 D j n » .<br />
The toemahip will class Maadsy.Jnn- XlOMmna<br />
reopen Jan t The <strong>Canton</strong> Traaeurer s office srill<br />
be open until IS£0 p.m. Dec. 99 tor tea •<br />
making senior ritisens pretty happy.<br />
"The seniors are so proud. They<br />
think this is special. They take this<br />
personally," she said.<br />
Neihengen began her career in <strong>Canton</strong><br />
in 1982 as the part-time senior<br />
coordinator. She has s bachelor's degree<br />
in social work. In 1988. she sraa<br />
made foil time <strong>Canton</strong> began senior<br />
programs in the 1970s.<br />
Oratorical contaat<br />
High school students interested in competing in<br />
the American Legion's National Oratorical Canteat<br />
are asked to regiater no later than Dae. 10.<br />
There is no foe to compete<br />
Students interested in coaspeting should con<br />
tact their high school counselors or Beasley Znlen<br />
ay Poet lit of the American Legion. 461-M74. for<br />
On Sunday, Jan.«, 1996, Plymouth Township a<br />
Beasley-Zaieney Poet 112 of the Aaseriran Legion<br />
erill boot a local-post lava! competition<br />
•tety following Its regular<br />
Studenta will addraaa theee in at oeanda<br />
penal of three )ud»ss through two<br />
tiona. The Brat will be a prepared<br />
will<br />
article ofthe BiU of Rights.<br />
A
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Holiday donors<br />
keep on giving<br />
Plymouth and C<<br />
ChntUDM C W Club drive<br />
At 3 p m today •• went k M<br />
uled to koad up lit* Plymouth Sol<br />
v*UM Army uuch with your kind<br />
VinOnm. which we've collected<br />
et our office since th« day s/ter<br />
As of 3 p.m Tueeday. the list oi<br />
ViAor* had pwra to moor than<br />
163. CSut Chtb donors ID the loot<br />
hrw days -rrr Shirley Kctl of<br />
Plymouth Township. Nancy<br />
Hiemerschretder of Plymouth<br />
Township. Doyai sad Bos Gray oi<br />
Plymouth. Both and Carol Curd<br />
oi PYymuth Township, two snoay<br />
moue doctors. Kimberiy. Tom sod<br />
Kevin H*cke> ol Plymouth, Roo<br />
Edwards ol Plymouth Toernahip.<br />
D Ram bo oi <strong>Canton</strong>, and mem<br />
bers oi the America's Moat Wsnt<br />
ed car dub oi Plymouth and Can<br />
ton; Jos and Laura GigoioCti.<br />
Nancy and Gary Flummerfelt,<br />
Shan and Mark Carey and family.<br />
Brian and Do* Lawrence, Carol<br />
and Mtke Bade* and family, The<br />
raas and Sonny Harshbarger. Pete<br />
and Judy Rakowaki. Ton and<br />
Mary Cianey. Rob and Kslly<br />
Prankr and family. Richard and<br />
Sheila M ana yak and family.<br />
Noah and Cryatla Roaa and fanu<br />
ly. Gordon sad Jons Jackson Sr .<br />
Gordia and Cathy Jackson Jr..<br />
and Counts sad Barb Xsnakia<br />
At tha Salvation Army Plym<br />
outh distribution cantor, noady<br />
families from Plymouth and <strong>Canton</strong><br />
who qualify to receive food<br />
and toys, by Salvation Army<br />
guideline*, will ba invited to take<br />
your dona tad gifts<br />
Our Cboor Club drive is over for<br />
this ysar. If you'd still like to<br />
donate something to tha noady<br />
this Christmas, call the Plymouth<br />
Salvation Army at 453 5464<br />
In Monday's paper, well list<br />
donors who csme in betareen<br />
deadline time Tuesday and pick<br />
up time Thursday<br />
Thanks again'<br />
Police supporting<br />
awareness campaign<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Police will be<br />
"Tying One On for Safety in<br />
•upport oI the annuel Mothers<br />
Against Drunk Driving Red Ribbon<br />
sober-driving public aw are<br />
M« campaign during the winter<br />
boltdaya.<br />
We are supporting the cauae oi<br />
the MADD mothers." said Tam<br />
mte Ceiling, <strong>Canton</strong> police com<br />
m unity relatione officer<br />
The effort began Nov 21 and<br />
will run through Jan. 1 — a time<br />
wbea alcohol related traffic sen<br />
dents srv more likely to occur<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> police patrol cars will<br />
display red nbbona throughout<br />
the campaign. The red ribbons<br />
to drive safe<br />
during the holidays<br />
Polka afoo will continue being on<br />
the watch for motorists who drive<br />
drunk<br />
"We will be out on the street<br />
snd conscientious of the fact that<br />
some people may be driving<br />
drunk." Colling said "We recog<br />
nice there ia a greater chance for<br />
accidents with the holiday*, eepe<br />
cially alcohol related accidents. "<br />
Progress has been made in re<br />
ducing alcohol related accidents<br />
during the holidays. But MADD<br />
sad law enforcement agencies believe<br />
more can be done. Last year<br />
at Thanksgiving. eight oi the 29<br />
fataliuae in Michigan involved alcohol<br />
Last year at Chriatmaa.<br />
four of the eight fatalitiea in<br />
volved alcohol, and oo New<br />
Year's, four of the 19 fatalities in<br />
volved alcohol.<br />
Overall in 1993. 575 of the total<br />
1.414 traffic fatalitiea involved ai-<br />
"We will be out doing our part<br />
to keep the streets safe." Colling<br />
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The Observer/ TMIKSOAY DKO.MHKK 15. 1994<br />
Disturbance reported at complex<br />
Partygoers at the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Commons Apartments reported<br />
ly interfered with <strong>Canton</strong> police<br />
officers' sttompts to street a 34<br />
year old Weatland man for domoatic<br />
violence early Sunday.<br />
Police ware called to the<br />
apartment complex on Hagger<br />
ty. south of Cherry Hill, et<br />
shout 2:45 em, when the<br />
mother oi s 19-year-old woman<br />
reported her daughter eras being<br />
sssaulted.<br />
While on their way. polio*<br />
received information that s large<br />
fight was under way st the com<br />
piex. When they arrived they<br />
found several men end women<br />
screaming and yelling as tha<br />
Weatland man stood on the<br />
apartment porch yelling st his<br />
girlfriend. Her father spparently<br />
area standing between both of<br />
them on the porch.<br />
When police approached tha<br />
Weatland man. he was uncooperative.<br />
police said. As police<br />
tried to arrest him, others, who<br />
were apparently at o party at the<br />
woman's apartment, became sggressiva<br />
with the officers- Police<br />
called for aaaistance Officers<br />
from other communities slso arrived<br />
st tha complex.<br />
Tha man continued to reaiat<br />
police and aa officers tried to<br />
escort the man to a patrol car.<br />
some of tha partygoers charged<br />
the officers, police said The<br />
man tried to pull sarsy from offi-<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> restaurant<br />
to host VIP event<br />
Damon's, a sports onented res<br />
taurant specialising in riba. will<br />
boat a VIP event at its new Can<br />
ton location on Saturday. Dec. 17.<br />
Gueata who pay a $10 cover foe<br />
will be entitled to taste items<br />
from the menu The proceeds will<br />
be contributed to United Cerebral<br />
Palsy of Metropolitan Detroit.<br />
"I've been bleesed in this com<br />
munity and feel it is time to give<br />
something back," says David<br />
Khoury. owner/franchisee of<br />
Damon's Khoury has been a<br />
member of the <strong>Canton</strong> buaineaa<br />
community for over 20 years snd<br />
ia looking forward to bringing<br />
Damon's riba to the metropolitan<br />
Detroit area.<br />
Damon'a ia a place for sports<br />
fans They have a multi-functional<br />
media room which includes five<br />
10-foot and 12 27-inch television<br />
screens with the satellite capability<br />
to broadcast several sporting<br />
events st once. They slso have 20<br />
to 30 units of Plsymsker, s table<br />
top trivia game.<br />
United Cerebral Palsy of Met<br />
ropolitan Detroit ia an advocacy<br />
agency serving to advance the independence<br />
of people with cerebral<br />
palsy and other disabilities<br />
For more information on UCP.<br />
call (810) 557-5070.<br />
Damon's has 70 franchises be<br />
tween Michigan snd Florida, ss<br />
well ss one locstion in London.<br />
England Damon'a newest store ia<br />
at 43750 Ford Road in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
They will be open to the public<br />
beginning Monday, Dec. 19. For<br />
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the ground. While police attempted<br />
to fit the man into the<br />
patrol car. the man apparently<br />
fall and hit the car door, accord<br />
ing to police reports.<br />
The was ticketed and arrested<br />
for diaordarly conduct, rearrest<br />
snd assault and<br />
battery, all misdemeanors. Undsr<br />
domestic violence leers. however.<br />
ths msn was forced to<br />
spend at least 20 hours in jail<br />
without bond, said Tammis<br />
Colling. <strong>Canton</strong> polios community<br />
relations officer.<br />
The girlfriend told police that<br />
while she eras putting her<br />
daughter to slsep, her boyfriend<br />
came upstairs, where they ar-<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> (Dbstrvtr<br />
gued Ha ^reportedly •truck bar<br />
While<br />
the girlfriend eras la the bathroom<br />
he kicked in the door and<br />
hit her again ia the face and<br />
threw her on the floor, according<br />
to reports.<br />
Ths girlfriend said she called<br />
her mother, who called police.<br />
Ths man apparently took the<br />
two telephones In ths apartment<br />
snd crushed them.<br />
Other men and women ewe in<br />
the woman's apartment having<br />
a party with the boyfriend.<br />
When the peir began fighting,<br />
the gussts went outside, according<br />
to reports..<br />
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Lowe preparing for new duties<br />
BY IUCVIN BK>WN<br />
ir*n Vinu<br />
Ran Loo* la winding down his<br />
law practka, and otudyina up for<br />
the job of dirtrict judfc<br />
Lowe ia to bo sworn ia Jan. 5 at<br />
UM 36th District Court, which<br />
•orveo Plymouth and <strong>Canton</strong>, and<br />
will replaoa retiring Judge Ji<br />
Garber, who didn't aoo<br />
"111 strive to do tha job as well<br />
as hs did, but I can't fill his<br />
shoos," said Lowe, who narrowly<br />
defeated Plymouth attomsy Stephen<br />
Boak in ths November election<br />
to win s four-year tarm.<br />
Lowe said that as an attorney,<br />
he had ths luxury of taking Lime<br />
to mull things over.<br />
"The single greatest challenge<br />
that faces me is when people<br />
come in the court, they ere looking<br />
for s decision, snd they're<br />
looking for it relatively quickly."<br />
Lowe said.<br />
He has served as Plymouth city<br />
sttorney since 1985. and has<br />
maintained a private practice.<br />
"What 111 miss most sbout being<br />
an attorney is I've always taken a<br />
greet pleasure in helping people.<br />
That includes having the city as s<br />
client.<br />
"Ill miss the people who work<br />
for the city. Plymouth has been<br />
1<br />
real fortunate in having the type<br />
oi people they have working for<br />
Lowe said.<br />
As a judge 1 have to hang up<br />
that advocacy hat. 8oane judges<br />
tall me that's one of the hardest<br />
iWlnj* to do."<br />
On the night of his election victory,<br />
Lows said it hadn't quite<br />
sunk in yet that he'd actually attained<br />
tha fob he'd sought ever<br />
since his school days clerking for<br />
Judge Dunbar Davis. But it did<br />
sink in, hs said, the night of<br />
Judge Garher's retirement party e<br />
few days later. -<br />
"I was in a room with a lot of<br />
people from ths Plymouth. <strong>Canton</strong><br />
and Northvills community —<br />
I wes introduced as the person<br />
that's going to try and fill his<br />
Lowe said.<br />
To prepare for the job, Lowe attended<br />
day-long sessions for new<br />
judges Dec. 9 snd 10 in Lanaing<br />
at the Michigan Judicial Inetitute.<br />
Hell attend a weak-long session<br />
in mid-January.<br />
"They talked about swearing<br />
in. what you do with your personnel<br />
when you come on the bench.<br />
The theme was, don't make rash<br />
and quick decisions about personnel<br />
snd policy; try to grow into<br />
it- They give you a foundation to<br />
Greeting card: Here's an example of a greeting card<br />
drawn in pen-and-ink by a <strong>Canton</strong> senior citizen. Cards<br />
of approximately 30 different <strong>Canton</strong> scenes, including<br />
historic structures, are on sale at the <strong>Canton</strong> Senior Center<br />
at Michigan Avenue and Sheldon. Proceeds from the<br />
sale will benefit senior programming in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
The Observer/ THURSDAY DECEMBER 15. 1994 (C)3A ^<br />
get you over the new-job jitters,"<br />
be said.<br />
A judge<br />
checklists for proper procedure<br />
during folony<br />
other functions "There was an<br />
extensive eeselnn on rules of evidence,"<br />
Lowe said, which guides<br />
how attorneys who 11 appear before<br />
him can preeent their i<br />
John Mac Donald, the<br />
elected 36th District judge, took<br />
Lowe to e luncheon put on by the<br />
Weyne County Judge's Association.<br />
They said a new judge who Is<br />
not sure how to proceed during a<br />
court case should take a moment<br />
to recess, and call another judge<br />
for advice.<br />
He's slso eseking to either wrap<br />
up or turn over cases he's working<br />
on to lew partners Jim Lewsndowski<br />
and younger brother<br />
Chuck Lowe. Both will by ethics<br />
be prohibited from practicing in<br />
front of the new judge.<br />
"We're in the process of sending<br />
letters to all my clients telling<br />
them their files will be made<br />
available to them if they want to<br />
go to another office," Lowe said.<br />
Lowe said the jump in his income<br />
will be significant, as s district<br />
judge earns sround $100,000<br />
annually.<br />
Box PMOTOca*ns(s<br />
Ntw judga: Ron Lowe is winding down his law practice as he'U be sworn in as 35th<br />
District judge Jan. 5.<br />
"I have s car that nearly died<br />
during the campaign," he said,<br />
adding s replacement is in order.<br />
Some community activities he's<br />
done routinely will be prohibited<br />
by ethics guidelines — such ss<br />
selling newspapers for the Goodfellows.<br />
He's also performed<br />
sround town as a storyteller, and<br />
will seek en opinion on how that<br />
might continue.<br />
Because a judge has a certain<br />
position of respect in the community,<br />
"I'm not ss likely when I'm<br />
working around the house in my<br />
grubbiest T-shirt snd jeens to run<br />
down to the store to get something."<br />
Lowe said.<br />
i<br />
On s lighter side, Lowe said,' ^<br />
he's had a chance to leaf through<br />
s catalog from s supplier of judi--^<br />
cial robes, to order his own. "Yon *<br />
have this one with the poofy arms, ^<br />
or this one with straight arms,"<br />
he said, laughing.<br />
"I said, 'What do the judges--,<br />
now have? Ill order that.' "<br />
Artists put focus on buildings w<br />
BY JOANNE MALLSZEWSKJ<br />
9T*n Warres<br />
Before you go out snd buy<br />
greeting card* for the holidsys,<br />
stop by the <strong>Canton</strong> Senior Center<br />
on Michigan Avenue.<br />
Nine senior srtiste sre selling<br />
their black-and-white drawings of<br />
historic buildings in <strong>Canton</strong> as<br />
greeting cards. The seniors hsve<br />
been work in* on the drawings<br />
since spring, snd proceeds from<br />
the sale of the cards will be used<br />
for <strong>Canton</strong> senior programming.<br />
The 3-by-5 cards of approximately<br />
30 <strong>Canton</strong> scenes include<br />
historic houses, barns and some<br />
items in the <strong>Canton</strong> Historical<br />
Teachers ratify new contract<br />
BVM.B. DILLON<br />
BTATT Warn*<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> teachers ratified<br />
overwhelmingly a contract<br />
agreement with the school district<br />
in voting Friday and Monday.<br />
Thirty-nine of the district's 744<br />
teachers voted against the package.<br />
The vote was closer among<br />
members of the Board of Education.<br />
which narrowly passed the<br />
agreement, 4-3.<br />
Teachers negotiated wage reopeners<br />
for this year snd next.<br />
Their contract expires in 1996.<br />
Teachers will receive a 2-per<br />
cent raise effective in January<br />
1996; a 2-percent raise in August<br />
1996; and a 1-percent increase in<br />
January 1996. Their preecription<br />
co-pay will go from $2 to S6.<br />
Coat to the district should be a<br />
little ever 12 million; about<br />
$494,000 this yeer snd $1.7 mil<br />
lion next year if 00 teechei<br />
advantage of the district's<br />
ance package, said Ray Hoedel<br />
associate superintendent for busi<br />
Trustees approving the<br />
ment were David Artley. Roland<br />
Thomaa, Jack Farvew and Barba<br />
re Graham. Dissenting were Sue<br />
Feiten. Mark Horveth and Sue<br />
Davis.<br />
Thomas said declining health<br />
care coats snd teachers' acceptance<br />
of the severance arrange<br />
ment will enable the district to<br />
pay for the increases. "The staff<br />
will ferret out additional funds."<br />
Thomas said.<br />
Davis said that in her view, the<br />
district doesn't have the money to<br />
finance the increeses.<br />
The district can't always balance<br />
the budget on the backs of<br />
employees, said Farrow.<br />
Feiten said that while teachers<br />
do a tremendous job. the district<br />
is the financial prisoner of the<br />
She said the district needs to<br />
invest in* kids, and that 30 in s<br />
kindergarten and other high daae<br />
sixes psrvssive throughout the<br />
district sren't acceptable. PTOs<br />
are still being esked for money<br />
and the forthcoming mandates in<br />
<strong>Public</strong> Acta 336 and 337 are going<br />
to be ooetly, she said.<br />
Horvath also voted no, seying<br />
the district can't sfford the in-<br />
Graham said, "1 couldn't do it<br />
to kida, (fuel a potential strike)<br />
just because someone in the com<br />
munity said, 'hang tough.' " The<br />
future will take care of itaelf, she<br />
said.<br />
Artley, school board president,<br />
ssid the negotiations were "s<br />
growing process for us and the<br />
teacher team. Two or three years<br />
down the road, we will be in a different<br />
mode. A message was sent<br />
snd received on election day. Everyone<br />
struggled, snd did the best<br />
they could."<br />
TTie board praised Tom Cotner,<br />
the teachers" chief negotiator, snd<br />
teachers' union president Chuck<br />
Portelli for their leadership.<br />
Cotner called the agreement a<br />
"good compromise." Making raises<br />
effective mid-year "allows<br />
them to drop the cost dramatically,"<br />
be said. "We were a little disappointed.<br />
because we kind of<br />
aranted a three-year deal. But you<br />
have to compromise to get the job<br />
done."<br />
The district's 120 maintenance<br />
workers ratified s contract over<br />
the weekend. It was ratified 7-0<br />
with little discussion.<br />
Still unsettled are employee<br />
groups including food service and<br />
transportation workers, perapro<br />
fessionsls snd the sffilisted administrators.<br />
Playscape will be personalized<br />
BY JOANNE MALMZKWSU<br />
tr*n Warm<br />
How would you like te have<br />
your aams permanently cm s part<br />
of the <strong>Canton</strong> Community-Built<br />
Tit CM ho done.<br />
buy a hoard. For $26<br />
your<br />
Christina B<br />
BJ'f r°" like<br />
la $$,800 Haw<br />
aa an the pirate<br />
for $4,000'*<br />
also may contribute<br />
• board that will ba need la<br />
beam; $196 for tha chia up pipe;<br />
$260 for the horiaontal ladder.<br />
$900 for parallel bare. On other<br />
equipment, contributions include<br />
$425 for the fire pole. $300 for a<br />
climbing wall. $1,000 for the fire<br />
truck; $800 for the bouncing star<br />
be built by<br />
have had a<br />
hut still have a<br />
Will be<br />
14,000<br />
square foot. You may aend caah<br />
donations for the playscape to<br />
volunteer David Frye, 44216 Fair<br />
Oaks Drive, <strong>Canton</strong> 48187, or you<br />
may contact Donaldson.<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Community Foun<br />
dation is slso accepting oontribu<br />
lions for the playscape on behalf<br />
of the volunteer organiaars. ws<br />
are serving aa a reosptade for eon<br />
tributions," said executive dime<br />
tor Joan Noricka. -The founds<br />
not keep any of this<br />
The foundation la in<br />
igs of the tax deduction."<br />
Make checks payable te the<br />
on behalf ef the playscape are tax<br />
"We sOU<br />
cially<br />
volunteers<br />
we build ths plays<br />
If you<br />
Museum. The greeting cards sre<br />
printed by Alphagraphics of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
and sre on ivory-colored stock<br />
with mstching envelopes. The<br />
cards are blank inaide.<br />
"They csn make wonderful<br />
Christmas gifts," said Dianne<br />
Neihengen, <strong>Canton</strong> senior coordinator.<br />
The cards began as pen-and<br />
ink drawings of familiar structures<br />
such ss the Bartlett-Tmvis<br />
House, s Queen Anne-style house<br />
on Ridge, a barn on <strong>Canton</strong> Center<br />
north of Palmer, and the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Historical Museum.<br />
The cards are available st $1<br />
each or five cards for $4. They can<br />
be purchased at the <strong>Canton</strong> Senior<br />
Center in the <strong>Canton</strong> Recreation<br />
Center on Michigan at Sheldon<br />
Road.<br />
Senior artists involved in the<br />
project include Ralph Kelley, who<br />
developed the ides of cspturing<br />
the township's historic buildings<br />
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on paper. Other artists sre Ruth<br />
Wsrnemuende. Dorothy West.<br />
Bill Smith, Phyllis F*rice, Cbet<br />
Lebioda, Marion Marxion. Louise<br />
Bonczak and Jo Hilla.<br />
The artists' original works, with<br />
donated matting by Frameworks<br />
on Ford Road, will be on exhibit<br />
st the <strong>Canton</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Library</strong> in<br />
the near future.<br />
For more information about the<br />
greeting cards, contact the senior<br />
center at 397-5444.<br />
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people during the moet delicate<br />
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13. of Belleville ware held Satur<br />
day. Dec. 10. at Lutheran Church<br />
of the Riaen Christ In Plymouth.<br />
The Rev Klaua M. Mehri offldated.<br />
Interment waa in United<br />
Memorial Gardens in Plymouth.<br />
He waa born April 6.1901. ia<br />
Trenton and died Tueeday. Dae.<br />
6. at Children's Hoapital in Detroit.<br />
He lovod school, bowling.<br />
Cub Scouta and Little League.<br />
Ha la eurvived by his parents.<br />
Ricky and Kimberly Kingery.<br />
brother and aiater. Josh A. and<br />
Jamie C. Kingery; grandparents.<br />
Howard and Carole Yeakie of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>, and Rrneet and JoAnn<br />
Kingery of Jackson, several aunta.<br />
unclea, cousins, many friends, hia<br />
special friend. Stave Clark, and<br />
hia peta, Otis and Sam He la pre<br />
coded in death by hia great-grand<br />
parents, Fred and Mina Hollis»*r<br />
and Broeat and Evelyn Kingery,<br />
Grandma Bobbt Kingery and hia<br />
uncle, Dennis Kingery.<br />
Memorial contributions may be<br />
made to Children's Hospital of<br />
Michigan.<br />
Servicee for Ioma M. Baaaett, 76,<br />
of Livonia were held Wedneeday,<br />
Dec. 7, at the Schroder-Howell<br />
Funeral Home with the Rav. Roy<br />
G. Forsyth officiating. Burial waa<br />
in Michigan Memorial Park in<br />
Rat Rock.<br />
She waa bom Jan. 2,1918, in<br />
Ypailanti and died Monday. Dec.<br />
5. in Livonia. She waa a homemaker.<br />
She came to the Livonia<br />
1<br />
community six years ago<br />
Gladwin. She waa a namhar of<br />
the Women's Auxiliary of tha<br />
MayflowerLt. Gamble VJ.W.<br />
She is survived by her eons,<br />
Robert E. of <strong>Canton</strong> and Even C<br />
of East Jordan. Mich.; five grand<br />
t & S O S S t t l Z<br />
land; and aiater. Viola Duthoo ol<br />
Weatland.<br />
Memoriala may be made to the<br />
charity of your choice.<br />
Servicee for Steven Frank Fapka<br />
Jr., 73. of <strong>Canton</strong> awe hold Sua<br />
day. Dec. 4, at the Leonard A. Turowski<br />
Funeral Home, with the<br />
Rev. Colum Morgan officiating<br />
He waa born Aug. 27. 1981, in<br />
Detroit and died Thureday, Dec.<br />
1. in Livonia. He waa a lathe ma<br />
chiniat for a tool and die compa<br />
V He is survived by his daughter.<br />
Deniee, son, Steven; four grand<br />
children; and hia aiater. Margaret<br />
Tucker.<br />
•A<br />
Servicee for Raymond Roy Laa<br />
dau, 65, of Weatland were held recently<br />
at Leonard A Turowaki<br />
and Son Funeral Home, with the<br />
Rev. Roy Forsyth officiating.<br />
He was bore Feb. 8,1929, in<br />
Plymouth and died Monday, Doc.<br />
5, et St. Mary Hoepital. He waa a<br />
payroll foreman at Ford.<br />
He is eurvived by hia daughter*.<br />
Karen Waldron of Garden<br />
City and Lynn Landau of Weatland;<br />
eon. Clifford of Livonia; two<br />
grandchildren; and siatera, Marion<br />
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^ I Engler sends Mervenne to area office<br />
Mora Copilot mpaulaa<br />
After many year* in Lansing.<br />
Anne Mervenne is returning to<br />
southeaatern Michigan. The Bir<br />
mingham raiaed political pro will<br />
become director of Gov. John En<br />
gler's Detroit office, maintaining<br />
contact with regional and local<br />
agenciee from the atate office<br />
building on Sixth Street.<br />
Like her predeceaaor, Susy<br />
Heintx, Mervenne has been an<br />
elected county commissioner, in<br />
Ingham County. She worked for<br />
•lata Sen. Doug Cruce of Troy until<br />
Engler took office in 1991, then<br />
jumped to the governor's staff.<br />
For three years she waa in<br />
charge of screening candidates for<br />
hundreds of gubernatorial appointmenta<br />
to everything from the<br />
Apple Commisaion to the Water<br />
Well Drillers Advisory Board<br />
In the laat year Mervenne has<br />
headed the staff of the Women's<br />
Commiaaion. a strong advocate of<br />
spbuae-abuae legislation.<br />
Heintx, a former Wayne County<br />
commiaaioner from Northville.<br />
has Engler's backing to become<br />
Republican Party chair st the<br />
February state convention.<br />
For thoee who keep count. En<br />
jler has one of the moat femalelaced<br />
edminiatratione in Michigan<br />
history: Lt. Gov. Connie<br />
Binsfeld, new chief of staff<br />
Sharon Roth well, Mervenne in<br />
Detroit, LeAnne Redick in Wash<br />
ington, and Lucille Taylor of<br />
Southfleld as legal counsel.<br />
2 new Judges<br />
The state Court of Appeals now<br />
has 10 judges who got there by appointment<br />
versus 14 who got<br />
there by election.<br />
Engler appointed Henry W.<br />
Saad, of Birmingham, to replace<br />
John H. Shepherd, 60, of South<br />
field, who resigned. A partner in<br />
the Bloomfiaid Hills office of the<br />
Dickinaon-Wright firm, Saad alao<br />
haa taught at the University of<br />
Detroit and Wayne State University<br />
law schools. Engler noted<br />
that Saad had been tapped in<br />
1992 by then-Preeident George<br />
Bush for a federal judgeship, but<br />
the eppointment died for lack of<br />
Senate confirmation.<br />
Engler alao topped former U.S.<br />
district attorney Stephen J.<br />
Mark man for the state's second<br />
highest court. He will replace<br />
Elizabeth Weaver, of Glen Arbor,<br />
whom voters on Nov. 8 elevated to<br />
the state Supreme Court. Mark<br />
man is of counsel to the firm of<br />
Miller Canfield. Although previously<br />
s metro Detroit resident,<br />
Markman will represent a northern<br />
Michigan diatrict.<br />
Both appointments are good<br />
until 1996, when the appellate<br />
judges must stand for election to<br />
aerve the remeinder of Shepherd's<br />
and Weaver's terms.<br />
Pup quiz Michigan, on paper,<br />
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Answer: Four —<br />
Jamea Bnckley, Patricia Boyle,<br />
Dorothy Riley (who waa appointed.<br />
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The Obttervar! THURSDAY. DKCKMHKK 15, 1994 • 11A-;<br />
Language, math tutors needed for young students<br />
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> Tutoring Team has worked<br />
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•tudonU from O.W. Holmes<br />
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aaid Sister Martinet, who bonds<br />
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ia seoerislly important." Slater<br />
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n«n uud the tutoring<br />
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Bmatt and Siater Marti nn am<br />
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"Thia ia our eighth year (for<br />
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Tbe Tutoring Team works Saturdays<br />
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The Observer/ Tin ksimy UWKMBKK 15. 1994<br />
Some Republicans fear new voter law<br />
BY TIM RICHAAD<br />
9r*n Wirru<br />
Democrats may benefit — but<br />
how much? — from federally ordered<br />
changw* ia Michigan's voter<br />
registration laws.<br />
The Michigan Legislature in<br />
the last week put the finishing<br />
touches on laws to bring the state<br />
into compliance arith the National<br />
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"it's a very partisan bill." said<br />
•1st* Rep. Greg Kaxa, R-Rocheeter<br />
Hills, who was on ths short<br />
end of sn 86-14 vote on final pas-<br />
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"I don't think it should be easier<br />
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It's snother mandate<br />
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Ksxa voiced the same objection<br />
CC students<br />
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Detroit Catholic Central students<br />
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Detroit during the school's<br />
fifth annual Thanksgiving canned<br />
food drive<br />
Orgsnising the drive were two<br />
Livonia students Mike Topolen<br />
ski. s senior, snd Phil Osaer, a<br />
freshman. The drive included a<br />
dance where students brought<br />
cans, snd homeroom snd class<br />
competitions. Soph mores won the<br />
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1994<br />
FASMLY ROOM<br />
KAREN MEILR<br />
Remembering<br />
another Dec. 15<br />
T oday<br />
lit Thursday. Dec 15 The little details<br />
of the day probably won't much be remem-<br />
bered in yearn to come Today'* minutiae?<br />
Pffift. gone Juat like that<br />
But there wa* a Dec 15. a Sunday about<br />
which I remember a whole bunch of minutiae<br />
And all Moms, I know, will understand thia<br />
They understand thia buaineea of remembering<br />
itty bitty details That's because everything, itty<br />
bitty included, seems magnified, seems ao BIG,<br />
on the day you give birth.<br />
First of all, you're big The distance between<br />
your house and the hoepital ia big, time ia big,<br />
and the gown you're issued ia big and too (lappy<br />
And that's not for your comfort, of course; it's for<br />
the strangers Boy. do you ever meet a lot of<br />
them that day. And they don't have much use for<br />
who you are. juat what you happen to be doing at<br />
the time and at what speed you're doing it. It'a a<br />
day when dignity and daintiness get shoved in a<br />
doeet along with your clothing And all in that<br />
one day you experience the most outrageous pain<br />
and the mo»t exalted joy. And that day you never<br />
ever forget. Not even the minutiae.<br />
Today happens to be my Joey's third birthday.<br />
He waa born a little early, he waa supposed to be<br />
a New Year'a Eve baby. My husband waa very<br />
nervous about that. You know, potential tax deduction<br />
problems • the day late and dollar short<br />
sort of prohlema. But good ole' Joe, in time for<br />
Christmas and 199 I s 1040.<br />
That Sunday I awoke with no stabbing pain<br />
under my shoulder blade. The pain had been<br />
there for months and caused me to fold in half<br />
See 14A<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> dPbgmrer<br />
COMMUNITY LIFE<br />
INSIDE:<br />
Bridal Registry, Page ISA<br />
Editorials, Page 20A<br />
Page 13A<br />
Acts of caring brighten holidays<br />
• It goes without saying<br />
that the holidays arc very<br />
different following the Ion<br />
of a loved one, hut a 10*<br />
year tradition of Arbor<br />
Hospice of of serving a<br />
Swedish Christmas dinner<br />
is helping families survive.<br />
BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN<br />
8m-ULVUTU<br />
Mary Lindquiat<br />
held a Swedish<br />
Chriatmaa dinner<br />
for families and<br />
frienda Tuesday<br />
night at First United<br />
Methodist<br />
Church in Plymouth. A winter<br />
storm warning predicted treacherous<br />
road conditions, but it didn't<br />
seem to matter to the stafT. volunteers<br />
and families of Arbor Hospice<br />
assembled there.<br />
Moat of the 250 guests had loet a<br />
spouse to death within the past 10<br />
yeara. Joan Healy'a husband died<br />
last month. For the Plymouth widow,<br />
the occasion held special significance.<br />
It was the first time Healy<br />
would see the nurses and support<br />
staff that assisted her family<br />
through the final months of her huaband's<br />
life.<br />
"They became like family, hoapice<br />
made everything peaceful, beautiful<br />
It's juat the most wonderful experience,"<br />
she said.<br />
Healy'a daughter. Vicki Thomas,<br />
traveled from Clinton Township to<br />
attend the dinner. "I came to meet<br />
with other people in the same situation,"<br />
said Thomas while holding<br />
her young daughter in her arms,<br />
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Lindquiat, a registered nurse, began<br />
the tradition 10 years ago of<br />
inviting the families of patients who<br />
have died in the past year to a<br />
Chriatmaa dinner, since surviving<br />
the first holidays after the death of<br />
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ths son of Dale Goby of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
and Marilyn O'Mal of Brighton.<br />
Ths brids-to-be is s 1968 graduate<br />
of Brighton High School and<br />
is employed ss the office manager<br />
st ETD, s video distributor in<br />
Novi.<br />
Her finance is s 1986 graduate<br />
of Howell High School and is employed<br />
erith the Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Schools.<br />
A September 1995 wedding in<br />
Livingston County is planned<br />
Sullck-<br />
McDougall<br />
Edward and Mary Ann Sulick<br />
of Livonia announce the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Carolyn,<br />
to Douglas McDougall, son of<br />
Larimore and Marilyn McDougall<br />
of Taylor.<br />
The bride-to-be ia employed by<br />
Garden City Hoepital as a regis<br />
tered occupational therapist. Her<br />
fiance ia employed aa a machinist.<br />
An August wedding is planned<br />
in Dearborn Free Methodist<br />
Church.<br />
Nazelli-March<br />
Joaeph A. and Carol M. Naxetli<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> announce the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Dana<br />
Marie, to Jeff Daniel March, the<br />
son of Jerry and Cheryl March of<br />
Plymouth.<br />
The bride-to-be is attending<br />
Schoolcraft College in Livonia<br />
Her fiance ia attending Plymouth<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> High School and will<br />
graduate in June.<br />
No wedding date haa been set<br />
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The bride-to-be is s graduste of<br />
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9<br />
The Observer THURSDAY DK< KMBKH 15. 1994 ir ISA<br />
Moreill-Taylor<br />
Diane Moral!! of Northville snd<br />
Joseph Moraili of Jonesboro. Gs..<br />
announce the engsgsment of their<br />
daughter. Amy Lynn, to Daniel<br />
James Taylor Jr., ths son of Daniel<br />
and Kathryn Taylor of Plymouth.<br />
The bride-to-be, s graduate of<br />
Michigan State University, is em<br />
ployed at Advanced Information<br />
Consul tan te in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Her fiance is a graduate of Madonna<br />
University snd ia employed<br />
by the City of Livonia<br />
A March wedding is planned et<br />
First Baptist Church in Plymouth.<br />
Rizer-Hlavati<br />
Lee snd Judy Riser of Livonia<br />
announce the engagement of their<br />
daughter. Cynthia Lee, to Richard<br />
David Hlavati II, son of Richard<br />
and Brenda Hlavati of Warren.<br />
The bride-to-be ia a graduate of<br />
Steve naon High School and ia a<br />
senior at Madonns University.<br />
Her fiance is s graduate of East<br />
Detroit High School snd is s senior<br />
st Wayne State University. He<br />
is employed by Ameritech.<br />
A summer wedding is planned<br />
in Parkside Church of Christ in<br />
Dearborn Heights.<br />
Tetzlaff-Wade<br />
Nancy snd Tom Tetxlsff of<br />
Warren announce the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Anne Marie, to<br />
David Alden Wade, son of Joyce<br />
Wsde of Livonia and Donald and<br />
Becky Wsde of Commerce.<br />
The bride-to-be snd ber fiance<br />
sre graduates of Michigan State<br />
University. She is employed as a<br />
teacher and he ia employed by<br />
Dard Inc.<br />
A spring wedding is planned in<br />
First United Methodist Church of<br />
Warren.<br />
in computer information syatems.<br />
She is employed by Electronic<br />
Data Systems in Bridgeport<br />
Her fiance is a graduate of Central<br />
Michigan University erith a<br />
bachelor of science degree in com-<br />
m<br />
* a<br />
puter science. He is also employed<br />
by Electronic Data Systems<br />
in Bridgeport<br />
A November wedding is<br />
planned in Viaitation Catholic<br />
Church, Bay City.<br />
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WEDDINGS<br />
Elisabeth Laura<br />
Kevin Michael Hail<br />
Sept. 10 ia St Genevieve Church<br />
by the Moot Rev. Kenneth Un<br />
tenor. Bishop of Saginaw. She ia<br />
the daughter of Charles and Mary<br />
Monroe of Livonia and he is the<br />
son of Barbers Hall of Livonia<br />
and the late Don Hall.<br />
The bride is a graduate of<br />
Churchill High School and the<br />
University of Michigan. She ia a<br />
fourth year medical student at<br />
Wayne State University.<br />
Tbe groom is a graduate of<br />
Franklin High School and is employed<br />
by J snd J Servicee. During<br />
the winter, he referees hockey<br />
at the collegiate and minor pro<br />
levels.<br />
Jennifer Deacon served aa maid<br />
of honor with bridesmaids Meliasa<br />
Donahue, Colleen Hall, Laura<br />
Monroe, Dianne Monroe and<br />
Mara Simich.<br />
Tim Hall served ss his<br />
brother's best man with groomamen<br />
Roger Graff. Chris Monroe,<br />
Neault-Fowler<br />
Jenniffer Fowler snd Michael<br />
Neault were married Aug. 20 in<br />
Our Lady of Good Counsel<br />
Church. She is the daughter of<br />
John snd Patricia Fowler of Garden<br />
City and he ia the son of John<br />
and Elizabeth Neault of Plymouth.<br />
Mary Schipps served aa maid of<br />
honor with bri dee maids Denis*<br />
Myers, Heather Morriaaett and<br />
Ann Neault.<br />
Peter Scbaldenbrand served aa<br />
best man with groomsmen Jeff<br />
Barraco, John Fowler III and Dan<br />
Neault.<br />
Joe Phillipa II served as uaher.<br />
Tbe couple received guests st<br />
St. Edith's in Livonia They sre<br />
making their home in Okemos<br />
while the eroom finishes studying<br />
Wi<br />
Doug Monroe, Bill Murray<br />
Bob Picano.<br />
Ian Monroe served aa<br />
er and Brittany Graaai served<br />
flower girt<br />
The couple received guests<br />
the Fsiriane Club before '<br />
on a trip to Jamaica. They<br />
their home in<br />
Hills.<br />
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to be s veterinarian and the bride -<br />
works in Lanaing. Both are graduatea<br />
of the University of Michi- .<br />
gan Dearborn "<br />
Send us your news<br />
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menu are an important part of<br />
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Residents of Livonia, Red<br />
ford. Garden City and West<br />
land ahould send their wedding.<br />
engagement or anniversary<br />
information, along with a<br />
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16A* The Observer Tm RSIIAY Dci EiiBRI 15, 1994<br />
DSO teams up with Red Cross on holiday blood drive<br />
The tr*«lmea(<br />
triune* an<br />
t4a without blood pwo by voiun<br />
L*r> «h»oor»- However. dunn| ih«<br />
HOLIDAY MTTUB, (MTMFLU »KO DMD<br />
blood art >AM in denfer of not<br />
-vortvtaf it<br />
In recognition of the cnlK«l<br />
need fur biood toll owing lb«<br />
(hnttauu holiday, ih« LWtn.it<br />
Symphony Orihwlm and tb» R**l<br />
(roe* will piwtnl a special koli<br />
.lay blood drive Monday. IW 'J£-<br />
IV dnve anil b» 9 tm U> 3<br />
RICHARD and DEBBIK Ml<br />
KULA oi Fails Church. Vs.. *n<br />
nounoe the tnrth oi TIMOTHY<br />
DRAYTO.N Sept 26 at Beth«eda<br />
Naval HoeptLai in Betbeeda. Md<br />
He two tutm. Katie. 4. and<br />
Eily. 1 Grandparent* are Ted Mi<br />
kuia of Manaslee and Jovce Dray<br />
•en of Livonia-<br />
JEFFEEY and ERIN<br />
LEW AN announce the birth of<br />
CHRISTOPHER VINCENT<br />
Oct. 20 at Beaumont Hoepital in<br />
Royal Oak Grandparent* are<br />
Tom and Pat O'Connor of Livo<br />
rua. Jacqoe Swanson of Weatland<br />
arvi Catherine Lewan of West<br />
mrsA Great grandparent* are Ann<br />
O'Connor of Farmmgton. Gorson<br />
*rul Nancee Hay of lndialantic.<br />
Pla.. and Chuck and Jeanette Bu<br />
-holi of Pine, An* _<br />
DAVE and WENDY FOS-<br />
DK'K of Plymouth announce the<br />
btrth of TYLER DANIEL Oct.<br />
14 at St Joaeph Mero. Hoepital<br />
& Ann Arbor He has two broth-<br />
PT»- Andy and Jon<br />
(> m. mt three utes in western<br />
Wayne County, including Red<br />
Cross donor centers in Dearborn.<br />
Livonia and <strong>Canton</strong> Other donor<br />
center* are in Raoevilie, Bloom<br />
field Mil la. Ann Arbor. Oak Park<br />
end ih* Hrruuium* Center in<br />
Detroit<br />
As a special lhank you. tbe IV<br />
troit Symphony Orvheatra anil<br />
present the first 500 people »ho<br />
attempt lo donate blood with a<br />
pair of vouchers for select DSO<br />
NEW VOICES<br />
JOHN and KAREN FIORINI<br />
announce the birth of ANTHO-<br />
NY MICHAEL Oct- 7 at Oak<br />
wood Hospital in Dearborn<br />
t > rand parents are Julianne Footer<br />
of Garden City and the late Dan<br />
ie- 8 Foster and John and Carol<br />
Fionni of Dearborn Great grand<br />
parent* are John and Stella Buc<br />
rynski of Dearborn Height*. Beu<br />
lah Foster of Whiunore Lake and<br />
Elena Fiorini of Dearborn<br />
Height*<br />
KENNETH CZARNOMS Kl<br />
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ROSE Aug 8 st Providence Hoe<br />
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PALX WENSON and KRIS-<br />
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DY ALLEN Sept 11 at St Mar.<br />
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With tunhU fingers. they mea<br />
win the length ami girth ai the<br />
p*cka|t. wrap it and whip up a<br />
ptrfwt bov<br />
TWy'w tackled such gstis •* •<br />
pump far a swimming • die<br />
HVM-I nng and their (air thane A/<br />
l««th*r '—'** — a popular Christ-<br />
-iv** ci ft last mi<br />
They're a* busy a* Santa*<br />
rites *h«o tt coom Chriatmaa<br />
Eve. but you woo l find them at<br />
tha North Poie They're a little<br />
closer to borne — Wayne. Wirt<br />
land. Inkster. Northvilie and<br />
Livoaia moatly Livonia.<br />
These amateur gift wrapper,<br />
are Girl Scouts. «|m 12-18. who<br />
raiaa money foe their activities by<br />
•working a gift wrapping booth at<br />
Wooderiand Mali ia Livoeia.<br />
"Thia ia great for the girts,<br />
tsid Jackie Comiakey whose<br />
Troop 107 l* one of 11 troop. peo<br />
wding manpower for tha booth<br />
Where are you going to let a 12vear<br />
oid work** Tha opportunity is<br />
not out there for tham othar than<br />
a place Uka thia. Here they laarn<br />
at an aariy age lo manage mooay<br />
Forty three Scout* have set up<br />
shop in a vacant storefront at tha<br />
waat and of the mall, and with tha<br />
help of 32 adult*, have been work<br />
mg three hour shifts dunng mall<br />
hour* since So* 2S And thayll<br />
ba wrapping nght up to the time<br />
tha store* close oo Chnatma*<br />
Eve<br />
The idea behind the project i*<br />
to help the Scout* raiae mooay.<br />
MM oi which joes to the Girt<br />
Scout Council, for their Scout ac<br />
ti vi ilea In tha procaaa they learn<br />
marketing, how to work<br />
with customers and achaduling.<br />
The Scout* received three<br />
hour* oi training where they<br />
learned how lo meaaure and wrap<br />
the pai h i(ii how to make the<br />
bow* and attach them. At the<br />
booth, they wear their uniform*,<br />
sign in and out and take care of<br />
the buainea* part oi the project.<br />
They even order the paper uaad lo<br />
make the gift tag*<br />
"The girt* do have to sell cook •<br />
tea and calendars to do thia and<br />
sign a releaae that the money will<br />
be uaad for Girt Scout activities,"<br />
Comiakey aaid. "It'a a great way<br />
foe the girt* to make money, eape<br />
cially when they're oo longer cute<br />
little Browmea selling cookie*,<br />
calendars and nut*<br />
Since the booth is in operation<br />
daily dunng mall hours, parent*<br />
fill in while the girls are io school<br />
Some Scouts may work 10 shift*.<br />
IOOM may work three or four de<br />
pending on their schedule* But<br />
in the end, the money ia divided<br />
up baaed on the number of girt*<br />
participating. Comiakey said.<br />
This is the third year they have<br />
wrapped gift* — birthday, anni<br />
versary and other special occa<br />
sions included — and the money<br />
raised ha* been used to pay for<br />
tnpa lo Gatlmburg. Tenn.. Toron<br />
to, Chicago. Traverse City and<br />
uoe week wortung tnpa to Macki<br />
nac Island.<br />
One Scout, who used last year s<br />
money- to pay for a tnp to Space<br />
Camp in Huntsville. Ala., plan*<br />
on spending this year's earnings<br />
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KTILY WYCONIK<br />
'White Christmas'<br />
to be shown at library<br />
T<br />
ake a break from the Chriatmaa ruah and<br />
attend the showing of "Whit* Chriatmaa.''<br />
7 p.m Wednesday, Dec. 21 at the Livonia<br />
Civic Center <strong>Library</strong>. 32777 Five Mile, Livonia.<br />
Dr Frank Ro«s will lead a discussion about the<br />
movie starring Bing Croaby, Danny Kaye and<br />
Rosemary Clooney Admission to the series is $5<br />
— the cost of s current membership to the Friends<br />
of the Livonia Libraries. Membership* will be<br />
available at the door.<br />
• Even a huge undertaking like presenting the<br />
"Nutcracker" ballet is possible when parents and<br />
teachers work together Here are two local groups<br />
who sre presenting the "Nutcracker" for the first<br />
time.<br />
• Artistry in Motion Dance School of Southfield<br />
and Ferndale is presenting an all African American<br />
production of the "Nutcracker" ballet 7 p.m.<br />
Friday and Saturday. Dec. 16-17 in the auditorium<br />
of Clarenceville High School, 20156 Middlebelt,<br />
Livonia. Tickets are 16 in advance. $8 at the door.<br />
Call (810) 557-9>20.<br />
This production features a cast of 220 children<br />
ranging in age from 3 to 18. Guest dancers are<br />
Debra Miller and Tyrone Talley of the Center for<br />
Creative Siudies in Detroit. "Wa wanted to do<br />
this. It's s large project. The parenta helped and<br />
were very supportive," said Gwendolyn Smith of<br />
Birmingham, show producer and executive director<br />
of the dance school. Crystal! White ia the artistic<br />
director.<br />
• The Farmington Dance Theatre, resident dance<br />
company of the Barbara Hatch School of Dance, is<br />
presenting "Nutcracker" 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18<br />
at Farmington High School. Ticketa $8 available<br />
at the door, senior citizen discount available. Call<br />
See 2B<br />
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^ Looking ahead<br />
Ski contest winners.<br />
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When it comet to creative<br />
seafood dishes,<br />
John Cleveland's<br />
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Grill in Plymouth ia a<br />
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Find out what's on stage<br />
in your community. •<br />
"Dumb and Dumber"<br />
featuring Jeff Daniels<br />
and Jim Carrey enjoys<br />
smart premiere at Fox<br />
Theatre.<br />
Holiday magic sparkles<br />
through the streets at<br />
Crossroads Village and<br />
Huckleberry Railroad.<br />
Brother and aiater help<br />
local musician reissue<br />
hia 1991 recording, "An<br />
Intimate Chriatmaa. *<br />
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hances are you've received at<br />
least one Christmas gift that<br />
left you. well, "Speechless."<br />
Maybe it was a Day-Glo green<br />
necktie or a gift certificate for six<br />
sumo wrestling lessons. One reader<br />
recalled getting a can of sardines.<br />
We asked readers to write and tell<br />
us about gifts that left them speechless<br />
to celebrate the opening of the<br />
movie "Speechless," which opens<br />
Friday at area theaters.<br />
It's a romantic comedy starring<br />
Geena Davis and Michael Keaton as<br />
a pair of political speech writers who<br />
meet in a convenience store and begin<br />
a relationship of romance and<br />
rivalry.<br />
No one likes to look a gift horse in<br />
the mouth, of course, but sometimes<br />
there's just no other place to look.<br />
Try to be grateful, try to be polite<br />
but some gifts leave ua speechless.<br />
Of course, some gifts are so wonderful<br />
and generous — like childbirth<br />
— that they leave us speechless<br />
with joy.<br />
Sandra Ingesoulian of Redford,<br />
who found out sbe was pregnant last<br />
December, presented her husband.<br />
George, with a toy rabbit with a<br />
noose around its neck. He opened it<br />
and looked confused.<br />
"He didn't catch it at first," she<br />
said.<br />
"Honey, don't you get it? The rabbit<br />
died," she said, referring to the<br />
old method of testing for pregnancy<br />
He eventually caught on. The couple<br />
named their son Ryan.<br />
Winners received a "Speechless"<br />
sweat shirt and ticketa to the Dec.<br />
13 screening of th* film at the Star<br />
John R Theater in Madison<br />
Heights.<br />
Here ar* excerpts of reader letters:<br />
• "The gift that left me speechless<br />
happened io 1973. My husband for _<br />
our anniversary bought me the car<br />
of my dreams, a green Ford Thunderbird.<br />
Everytime I would get in<br />
that car I would feel so excited because<br />
it was the car of my dreams."<br />
— Wendy Weingarden, Weatland<br />
• "We had been looking for lake<br />
property for several years, and my<br />
husband found and bought a piece<br />
ss a gift to me. My name is Diane,<br />
and the lake is Lake Diane." — Diane<br />
Karr. Livonia.<br />
• "A holiday gift that left me<br />
speechless was a can of sardines.<br />
Yes, a can of sardines. My boes vacationed<br />
in Florida, and a friend<br />
gave him a case of sardines. He detested<br />
aeafood." — Nell Boyer, Ster<br />
ling Heighta<br />
• "It was Friday. Dec. 22 1989 and I<br />
was awakened from a nap on the<br />
counch by my wife who aaid she had<br />
a surprise for me. Still half aaleep, I<br />
opened my gift, a book entitled The<br />
Complete Book of Pregnancy and<br />
Childbirth.' My wife and I had been<br />
trying for three years to conceive.<br />
She paid we were going to have a<br />
baby, hut it didn't register. I aaid,<br />
'Ye*, we will someday.' Then my<br />
wife reached into her pocket and<br />
showed me the pregnancy teat indicator<br />
with the poeitive sign. It finally<br />
sunk in, I was not dreaming. We<br />
really were going to have a baby.<br />
Needless to say, I eras speechless ''<br />
— Steven Coloake, Redford<br />
• "My father. Tom. and I have<br />
bunted together for 15 years. He has<br />
bagged six deer and I have been shut<br />
out all thoee year*. He always taaaee<br />
me about it. I waa totally speechless<br />
when I saw a hug* box wrapped and<br />
opened it to find a deer head with<br />
10-point antler*. He said he felt sorry<br />
that 1 was 0-for-15 so he gave<br />
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15,1994<br />
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••Speechless:" Michael Keaton<br />
and Geena Davis star iri<br />
MGM's new comedy.<br />
o<br />
Hilarious<br />
thoughtful gifts<br />
leave readers<br />
SPEECHLESS<br />
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DAVID<br />
JAMBS<br />
Together: Michael Keaton and Geena Davis star as complete<br />
opposites who can't fight the laws of magnetic attraction in<br />
"Speechless."<br />
Festive events perfect way to wrap up holidays<br />
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Olympic champion Okaana<br />
Boiul performs in "Nutcracker on Ice."<br />
Attending a holiday concert, dance perform<br />
ance or event ia a wonderful family tradition, and<br />
a great way to introduce youngster* to claaaical<br />
music and ball*!. Here are some holiday happenings<br />
your family ia sure to enjoy<br />
• "Nutcracker on Io*," — a holiday classic,<br />
adapted for io* feature* three gold-medal winning<br />
skaters. It's coming to Joe Louis Arena, Detroit,<br />
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22.<br />
"Nutcracker on Ice" feature* former Olympian*<br />
Brian Boitano, Oksana Baiul and Viktor<br />
Petrenko. Alao featured will be U.S. Open Pro<br />
Champion Rory Flack Burghart<br />
Tbe show is baaed on "Nutcracker Suite," by<br />
Russian compooer Peter Tchaikovsky It's about<br />
a young glri who receive* a Nutcracker Doll for<br />
Chriatmaa from ber godfather With a little<br />
te, th* doll com** to life in Clara's dream*.<br />
Tbe show will feature elaborate set* and<br />
tumee and the Tchaikovsky acore.<br />
Ukraine native* Baiul and Petrenko won gold<br />
In 1994 and 1992, respectively, she will<br />
play Clara and be will play the Nutcracker<br />
Boitano is a 1988 Olympic gold medalist who<br />
will make a special appeerencs aa tbe Sugar<br />
Plum Fairy.<br />
Tbe tour te playing m^or arenas in tbe United<br />
States and Can**** during tbe month of December.<br />
It te scheduled to air on NBC television 4-6<br />
p.m. Dee. SI.<br />
Ticketa are 126 and $40 For more inform*<br />
oall Ticket master. (S10) 646 6666 or (313)<br />
• Cool Yule wW bs<br />
Community Cbonis 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday,<br />
Dec. 16-17, at Harrison High School, 12 Mile<br />
Road, between Orchard Lake Road and Middlebelt<br />
Ticket* $6, senior citizens snd students $6,<br />
children 10 and under $3. Ticketa will b* sold at<br />
th* door on an availability basis. Call (810) 474-<br />
4516.<br />
• Julie Rose of Redford te one of the singers performing<br />
Handel's "Meesish," 7 p.m. Friday, Dec.<br />
16 at St Clement Roman Catholic Church, 5275<br />
Kenilworth, Dearborn, (one block south of Ford<br />
Road, two streets seat of Chae*). Th* performance<br />
will feature the 36-voice DeHaven Chorale<br />
and Chamber Orcheetra. Ticketa are 17 each. 86<br />
for children 12 or y-ounftr, available in advance or<br />
at the door. Call (318) 581 7495 for information<br />
• Schoolcraft Collate Community Choir preeenta<br />
"Echo** of Christina*" 8 pm Saturday, Dec. 17.<br />
at St Matthew's United Methodist Church (Six<br />
Mile between Merriman and Middlebalt) in Livo^<br />
nia. The conosrt* will feature tbe snsembls "Solid<br />
Braaa," traditional holiday fevoritsa and a<br />
Christmas Card sing-along. Th* Schoolcraft College<br />
Chamber Singer* will alao perform. Ticks**<br />
are 14 each. Call (313) 462 4448<br />
• Livonia Civic Cborua, featured in our photo<br />
will pressnt Its 30th annual Chriatmaa<br />
a<br />
A Christmas Wish," 3 n.m ft<br />
Dec. 18, at Clarence-villa High School, n.v><br />
There te ne<br />
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29* The Obtrver!THURSDAY DECWUR 15. 1994<br />
Gifts from page IB<br />
tarn otM at lu* ewti bawd* and<br />
antlers ~ — Jeff Craig, Livoaia.<br />
• "TW holida> gift that l*ft me<br />
mostly spa*ckl*a* »u th* yaar<br />
chure My husband bad cut out<br />
our picture* and placed u* on th*<br />
beach The la*t gift waa a tour<br />
book on our destination, Ixtapa.<br />
m> huabaad £*•>•* RM < MUf tool* Mexico — Jan MaJhott, <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
for OuutBH 1 do bkmi of th* • "M> husband and 1 had been<br />
houaafcald chore* around the dating for over three year*. My<br />
boUM SO wh*Q ! Of»CD*d DV gift present wa* * gorgeous gold watch<br />
ther* waa A ratchet KK " — Peggy that left me ab*olut*ly "Speech<br />
Jrnkin*. BloomAald Hill*.<br />
lea*." I had expected to rocatv* an<br />
• Two >*ars ago, my husband<br />
had a Lars* wwk*r basket under<br />
Lb* ire* with lot* of litti* item*<br />
• rapped LB it SJowly, he gave me<br />
on* gift at a Um« aloe vera gel.<br />
cocaa butter, sunburn spras and a<br />
beach towel "Hie re were two gift*<br />
left- I opened a colorful travel bn><br />
engagement nng We've been<br />
married 28 years now. and 1 did<br />
receive the ring one year later<br />
Every time I look at my beautiful<br />
watch. I am reminded of my quick<br />
thinking to cover my obvioua dia<br />
appointment.'' — Harriet Jacobton.<br />
Bloomfteld Hills<br />
Events from page IB<br />
• Detroit Symphony Orcheetrs<br />
with Dane* Detroit Detroit will<br />
prevent "Nutcracker" Dec. 15-18;<br />
JO-23, at th* Pax Theatre Ticket*<br />
m. 125 and tr call (313) 833<br />
J700 or Ticketinaster. (810) 646<br />
•*y&6 for ticket* and show time*.<br />
• Oakland Festive! Ballet Com<br />
pany ia staging six performances<br />
Dec. 16-18 at the Royal Oak Mu<br />
oc Theatre Guest artist* Karen<br />
Marquee<br />
(810) 476-7074.<br />
• A special thank you to the Cau -<br />
ley family of Livonia — Gerry,<br />
I jnda. Stacey and Brittany who<br />
shared information and a photo of<br />
their holiday weekend getaeray to<br />
the Festival ol Light* in Battle<br />
Creek. Remember to take your<br />
hometown Observer along on va<br />
cation this winter, and send us a<br />
photo of your family holding the<br />
paper in a scenic spot. We're look<br />
>ng for reader suggestions for<br />
great winter getaways in warm<br />
cold place*<br />
• Getaway from it all without<br />
leaving town Schoolcraft College<br />
i* boating it* "Winter Getaway."<br />
night which feature* a seven<br />
course gourmet dinner and danc<br />
ing to the Johnny Trudel! Ore he*<br />
tra 7 p m Saturday. Jan. 21 in the<br />
Waterman Center on campus.<br />
18600 Haggerty Road, Livonia<br />
Ticket* are $37 50 per person, ta-<br />
Dent** Gabay and Raymond Ro<br />
drtguex. principal dancers with<br />
the Cleveland - San Jose Ballet<br />
Company. Curtain times are 11<br />
am and 4 p.m daily All seat* for<br />
the morning performance on Friday.<br />
Dec. 16 are S10 each, for Sat<br />
urday and Sunday performances<br />
the prices are 114 children and<br />
senior citizen* and $16 adults.<br />
Call on Road<br />
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presents a check to Ken Kelsey, president of the Livonia Symphony. Target sponsored two performances of the<br />
"Nutcracker" ballet presented the Livonia Symphony Orchestra with Rose Marie Floyd s C on temporary Civic<br />
Ballet Company, Dec. 2 and 3 at the James P. Carli Auditorium in Churchill High School, Livonia. Target returns<br />
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Theatre Tha O. Henry ciaaaic<br />
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The Observer! THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1994<br />
Dumb and Dumber' enjoys smart premiere at Fox<br />
So what did<br />
you expect from<br />
"Dumb<br />
Dumber?'<br />
and<br />
The<br />
ic, the plot is slmeatnonexistent,<br />
and the act<br />
ing makea Jerry<br />
Lewis look al-<br />
In abort. It waa<br />
e pretty food<br />
Oi course, aa enthusiastic audieooa<br />
helps. A near-capacity crowd<br />
paid $16 to $126 oo Monday to<br />
aae tha movie in e Pox Theatre<br />
booaAt lor Chelsea's Purple Rose<br />
Theatre. After Michigan based<br />
star Jeff Daniels showed up in a<br />
dog coatume, thia group waa ready<br />
to laugh<br />
Daniels co-stars with current<br />
comedy eensation Jim Carrey aa a<br />
pair of nitwita who can't hold a<br />
job. When a beautiful<br />
(Lauren Holly) loavee a briefcase<br />
behind at the airport, the buddiee<br />
drive cross country to give it bock<br />
to her.<br />
Their vehicle of choice is Dan<br />
iels' dog grooming von, outfitted<br />
in bumper - to- bumper shag carpeting<br />
complete with floppy ears,<br />
noae, and tail. It made its own<br />
cameo appearance in front of the<br />
Fos on Monday.<br />
"Dumb and Dumber" follows<br />
tha same route oa moat other rood<br />
moviee. The boys get in trouble<br />
with police, inault rednecks in a<br />
roadside diner, and, of course,<br />
there are gangsters after the briefcaae,<br />
which is full of ransom moo-<br />
•y-<br />
Sporting a bowl haircut and a<br />
chipped front tooth, Carrey has<br />
manic energy to spare. He seems<br />
to choooe roles that allow him to<br />
make hia face contort, whether<br />
he's just eaten the world's hottest<br />
chili pepper or expressing his love<br />
for s beautiful woman.<br />
The movie's real surprise is<br />
Daniels. Normally, be plays more<br />
reserved comic characters, moat<br />
effectively in "Something Wild"<br />
and "The Purple Roee of Cairo."<br />
Here he not only keepe up erith<br />
the scene-stealing Carrey, he actually<br />
holds his own.<br />
They so enjoy outdoing each<br />
other in outrageous bits that the<br />
dopinesa in "Dumb and Dumber"<br />
ia often contagious. The lowbudget<br />
comedy, chock full of improvisation,<br />
looks like an old<br />
Martin-and-Lewis vehicle, but<br />
with tsro Jerrys.<br />
Some of the gags work better<br />
than others, depending on your<br />
sense of humor. The movie relies<br />
atrongly on bathroom h«<br />
Carta, burps, and an<br />
scene with a laxative where Daniels<br />
can't flush the toilet — but it<br />
remains for tbe moet pert goodnatured<br />
fun.<br />
Will audiences go for "Dumb<br />
and Dumber?" You bet "This<br />
might be the number one movie<br />
around here for a while," Daniels<br />
noted in hia opening comments at<br />
The Pox.<br />
With the disappointing lineup<br />
of Chriatmaa releases, he may be<br />
right<br />
If you have a comment for John<br />
Monaghan, call him at 953-2047.<br />
mailbox 1966, on a Touch-Tone<br />
phone, or write to him care of<br />
Street Scene, Observer I Eccentric<br />
Newtpapen, 36251 Schoolcraft,<br />
Livonia, MI 48150.<br />
Tell us about your fashion blunders<br />
Everyone's done it — made a<br />
fashion faux pea, a blunder that<br />
they're embarrassed to admit.<br />
Send us a picture of your worst<br />
fashion faux pas, or juat write<br />
about it, to win a prise in our<br />
giveaway for "Ready to Wear<br />
(Pret-A-Porter)," a new foahion<br />
comedy opening at metro Detroit<br />
movie theaters oo Dec. 26.<br />
The grand prise winner will<br />
receive s gift certificate for a pair<br />
of fashion boots from<br />
mereeux. Three runners-up will<br />
receive a one yeer subscription to<br />
"Elle" magazine.<br />
Get out your photo albums, and<br />
start looking for those picturea.<br />
The first 26 readers to respond to<br />
our conteat srill receive a peas for<br />
two to tbe opening premiere of<br />
"Ready to Wear" 7:30 p.m. Tueeday,<br />
Dec. 20 at AMC Old Orchard.<br />
If you would like your photo returned<br />
to you please send along a<br />
aelf addreaaed, stamped envelope.<br />
Comic book classic<br />
comes to life in film<br />
Macaulay Culkin stars in<br />
"Richie Rich" opening Doc. 21 at<br />
metro Detroit movie theaters<br />
Baaed on the classic Harvey Com<br />
ios character of the same name,<br />
"Richie Rich" ia a comedy that<br />
folloers the adventuree of the<br />
richeat boy in tbe world.<br />
Aa sole hair to the $70 billion<br />
Rich fortune. Master Richie (Macaulay<br />
Culkin) waa born into a<br />
world of unimaginable luxury. He<br />
haa everything a boy could want,<br />
everything that money can bUy<br />
He has his own roller coaster, his<br />
personal baseball coach ia Reggie<br />
Jackson, and if he's bad his fill of<br />
pets and caviar, be haada upstairs<br />
t<br />
to his very own McDonald's.<br />
Richie's riches compound daily<br />
under the attention of his benevo<br />
lent father, Richard (Edward<br />
Herrmann), his doting mother.<br />
Refine (Christine Ebersole), s<br />
personal valet. Cadberry<br />
(Jonathan Hyde), and hia faithful<br />
dog. Dollar.<br />
Hia charmed life ia not without<br />
risk. Bent on steeling the entire<br />
Rich fortune. Lawrence Van<br />
Dough (John Larroquette), a<br />
scheming executive at Rich Industries,<br />
devises s plan to eliminate<br />
the Rich family — a hostile<br />
takeover to aay the least<br />
But the plan misfires, snd<br />
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Friday, Dec. 16 becauae we've<br />
only received a few entries.<br />
Send or fax entries to: Keely<br />
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Every yeer in Paris, the fashion<br />
industry's top designers and supermodels<br />
stage tbe world'a moet<br />
though the senior Riches are temporarily<br />
lost at sea, young Richie<br />
has remained on land. There, he<br />
discovers Van Dough's plot snd<br />
picks up the reins of his family's<br />
corporate interests with the help<br />
of Cadbury, Professor Keen bean<br />
(Michael McShane) and his firstever<br />
group of ordinary friends his<br />
oem age — a ragtag bunch whose<br />
amazement over Richie's riches<br />
turns to loyal solidarity when<br />
they find their new buddy in trou-<br />
"PROVOCATIVE,<br />
COMPELLING,<br />
AND OTHER<br />
BIG WORDS!"<br />
-ST rha iumh wsannoa<br />
exciting fashion show. It's called<br />
the "Pret-A-Porter," and it means<br />
"Ready to Wear." This holiday<br />
season, Robert AJtman invites<br />
move lovers and fashion groupies<br />
everywhere to join the party along<br />
with an all-star cast including.<br />
Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastrolanni,<br />
Julia Roberts, Tim Robbins.<br />
Kim Basinger, Lauren Ba<br />
call, Lyle Lovett, Tracey till man.<br />
Stephen Rea and Forest Whitak-<br />
JANS BOVINCDON<br />
Rich boy:<br />
Richie Rich,<br />
the richest<br />
kid in the<br />
world (MacaulayCulkin)<br />
and<br />
Cadbury, his<br />
loyal butler<br />
(Jonathan<br />
Hyde).<br />
ble. In the process. Richie discovers<br />
that the true value of friendship<br />
far outweigh's one's personal<br />
net worth.<br />
Produced by Joel Silver<br />
("lethal Weapon" 1, 2. and 3)<br />
and John Davis ("Grumpy Old<br />
Men.") the film is directed by<br />
Donald Petrie ("Grumpy Old<br />
Men"), from a script by Tom S.<br />
Parker and Jim Jennewein ("The<br />
Flintatones").<br />
A sampling of what 's piaytrtg at<br />
alternative movie theaters across<br />
metro Detroit as reviewed by<br />
John Monaghan.<br />
22918 Woodward. Ferndale. Call<br />
810-644-3030 for information. ($5)<br />
Three Stooges Feetival. I(h30<br />
pjn. Dec. 16-17. Larry, Moe, and<br />
Curly in five more slapstick<br />
shorts.<br />
• HAM ART TMCATM<br />
118 N. Main Street at 11 Mile,<br />
Royal Oak. Films play through at<br />
least Thursday, unless noted otherwise.<br />
Call 810- 642-0180 for information<br />
and ahowtimes. ($6.50;<br />
$4 students and matinee; $3<br />
twilight)<br />
"The Last Seduction" (USA —<br />
1994). The follow-up film noir<br />
from John Dahl, director of "Red<br />
Rock West." This time Linda ,<br />
Fiorentino stars as a ruthless<br />
femme fatale who double crosses<br />
her husband, then hides out in a<br />
Smalltown, USA.<br />
"Interview with the Vampire'-<br />
(USA — 1994). Neil Jordan's<br />
stunning new film version of the<br />
Anne Rice vampire novel features<br />
seductive performances from<br />
Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and newcomer<br />
Kirsten Dunst.<br />
"Bullets Over Broaderay" (USA<br />
— 1994). Woody Allen's latest,<br />
set in the 1920s, finds an ambitious<br />
playwright (John Cuaack)<br />
offered the chance to direct his<br />
own play. The only hitch: he has<br />
STOPPED!<br />
& S M H T HWVOTS<br />
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Lloyd Christmas<br />
(Jim<br />
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and Harry<br />
Dunn (Jeff<br />
Daniels) arrive<br />
in<br />
glamorous<br />
Aspen on a<br />
mini-bike in<br />
New Line<br />
Cinema's<br />
comedy,<br />
"Dumb and<br />
Dumber."<br />
to cast s mobster's girlfriend in a<br />
key role.<br />
4135 W. Maple. Bloomfield. AU<br />
titles play through at least next<br />
Thursday. Call 810-855-9090 for<br />
information. ($6; $2.95 twilight)<br />
"Pulp Fiction" (USA — 1994).<br />
Quentin Tarantino's violent and<br />
hilarious tale of Los Angeles<br />
gangsterism looks better after<br />
each viewing.<br />
"Tbe Shawshank Redemption"<br />
(USA — 1994). Tim Robbins and<br />
Margan Freeman play prison inmates<br />
arhoae terms span the decades.<br />
An entertaining, if clicbed.<br />
adaptatation of a Steven King<br />
story.<br />
"Interview with the Vampire"<br />
(USA — 1994). See Main Art<br />
Theatre listing above.<br />
603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call<br />
313-668-8397 for information. ($6;<br />
$4 studentaeniors)<br />
"Heavenly Crestores" (New<br />
Zealand — 1994). Starts Dec. 23.<br />
The tale, based on a true story<br />
about two imaginative girls who<br />
find themselves involved in<br />
thing they can't control. An ac<br />
claimed new movie from Peter<br />
Jackson, the director of "Dead<br />
Alive."<br />
17360 Lahser, Detroit. Call 313-<br />
537-2560. ($2.50)<br />
"The Great Race" (USA —<br />
1965). 8 p.m. Dec. 16; 2, 8 p.m.<br />
Dec. 17 (organ overture begins a<br />
half hour before showtime). Blake<br />
Edwsrd's big-budget nostalgic<br />
farce pita Tony Curtis snd Natalie<br />
Wood against Jack Lemmon<br />
and Peter Fslk.<br />
C o m i n g<br />
>4 ttrncttons<br />
There's something for everyoneat<br />
the movies Here's a list og<br />
what's in the wines:<br />
Opening Friday, Dec. 21<br />
• "Mixed Nuts" - A Chnstmaa<br />
comedy for the "90s about a group<br />
of people at a suicide hotline oo<br />
Christmas Eve. dealing with love,<br />
birth, death and fruitcakes<br />
Steve Martin and Madeli<br />
Kahn *<br />
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Opening Friday, Dee. S3<br />
• "Nell" — A woman raised in a<br />
remote cabin in tbe wilda, becomee<br />
a source of wisdom and inspiration<br />
to the doctor and pagpcboJofist<br />
who control bar fate.;<br />
With Jodie Footer, Liam M<br />
and Natashs Richardson.<br />
• "Heavenly Creoturea" — exclusively<br />
at the Main Art Theatre<br />
Baaed on s true story, the<br />
dinary tale of a friendship<br />
tweon two young woesan who in<br />
the oourss of their intense eaaed<br />
a tion And thamaaivee oa danger<br />
Or *<br />
• "Reedy-to-Warn" —<br />
Robert Altaian shows a wortd<br />
intrigue, feasance co. .<br />
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Nirvana. like ""Aero Zeppelin" played on a<br />
Walkman with nearly dead batteries kind of cool<br />
if you're in the mood, grating otherwise At worst,<br />
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A Rochester HUis resident. Todd Wicks is a *tu<br />
dent 3U .WwrAigan Stale L rmernty<br />
Back in the Day: The Best of<br />
Bootsy — Bootsy Collins<br />
Bootsy Collins is the<br />
American legend that few<br />
people know He has been<br />
involved in writing some of<br />
the moat recognizable l and<br />
sampled) riffs in music aa a<br />
member of the Parliament<br />
Funkadelic. but he is still<br />
not known as such.<br />
Warner Bros. Archives<br />
hopes to change that with<br />
"Back in the Day: The Best<br />
of Bootsy " It camaa on the<br />
P Funk tradition with the<br />
funky grooMss aad crazy lyrics that have influenced<br />
thousands of bands and si bums the world<br />
over, aad h shows why Bootsy is considered "the<br />
down prince of funk."<br />
"Back ia the Day" is aa laaantial collection for<br />
mmmmamm fresh to ths (oak. It gfreea aa oesmsw of<br />
riy aaia material. cowtaiaiagaoaae<br />
aa "The Wiatckii Theory;" "Boots!<br />
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i sre who sre laying<br />
i tha grooves, from tha hornaafPred Wesley<br />
aad Macao Parker to the keyboards af Benin<br />
Wimifl. ast to aaKiaa tha am an ng baas work by<br />
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CHBWTWA PUOOO. MIMC warns<br />
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Duo helps market 'Christmas'<br />
• A brother and sister have<br />
teamed up to form their own<br />
music distribution business<br />
that is helping a Grammynominated<br />
musician from Rochester<br />
reissue his 1991<br />
recording, "An Intimate<br />
Christmas."<br />
BY KYLS G M I ><br />
Srsi IAI. Warns<br />
4 • The mailbox has<br />
become a vital vehicle<br />
for the retail<br />
industry over the<br />
last few i ywv<br />
counting g forbil forbt<br />
lions ot dollars<br />
worth of sales. Tbe simple housing<br />
object allows people to shop in the<br />
comfort of their own surroundings<br />
by a catalog and telephone, while<br />
postal employees do sll the leg work<br />
With that thought, a brother/sister<br />
team hope to make the gift giving<br />
season more musically appealing,<br />
even if postal carriers have to work a<br />
little harder<br />
Derek and Debbie Hood, formerly<br />
Farmington Hills residents, sre<br />
msrketing s local jazz musician's<br />
holiday music release which the two<br />
hope will launch their independent<br />
business. To Daze Music, into other<br />
musics] sngles.<br />
Now ceo weeks before the gift giving<br />
day. the two have sold more than<br />
1,500 cassettes snd compact discs of<br />
"An Intimate Christmas" by Jim<br />
Bsjor, s Rochester resident and a<br />
former Grammy Award nominee.<br />
The releases will appear in stock<br />
ings in the Detroit area, throughout<br />
the slate, across North America and<br />
even in independent music retail<br />
outlets in Los Angeles, San Francis<br />
co snd New York City.<br />
We sre coast-to-coast now. (Debbie<br />
snd I) sre worried, to be honest,<br />
thst we will run out of material, but<br />
we are not to that point yet." said<br />
Derek, a 1963 North Farmington<br />
High School graduate who started<br />
the distributing company from his<br />
Royal Oak apartment about aiz<br />
months ago.<br />
The distribution radius is not a<br />
surprise to Derek, who used s 600<br />
nsme mailing list to issue order<br />
forms through the postal system for<br />
the release, originally issued in 1991<br />
with solid music reviews and equal -<br />
ly matching buyer appeal.<br />
Tha release now sells for $7 99 for<br />
cassette snd >11.99 for compact disc<br />
through a mail order. Shipping aad<br />
handling coats are included aad the<br />
release can be order gift wrapped at<br />
no extra coat.<br />
Reaching oat<br />
"We are not a big corporation; we<br />
are local and we are reaching out to<br />
people who might not have heard of<br />
(Beyor's music) before," aaid Deb<br />
hie, a 1976 North Farmington High<br />
STIKH graduate.<br />
"An Intiminate Christmas."<br />
\<br />
Wrapping away. Debbie Hood and her brother Derek, formerly of Farmington Hills, wrap tapes<br />
in his Royal Oak apartment for their company. To Daze Music, which sells Grammy nominee<br />
and Rochester resident Jim Bajor's jazz cassettes and CDs of Christmas music,entitled"An<br />
Intimate Christmas."<br />
which contains 12 holiday songs<br />
erith Bajor playing solo piano aa<br />
well as accompanied by a jazz ensemble,<br />
was originally issued under<br />
Bajor's own Rochester-baaed recording<br />
label, JBX Records. The company<br />
folded a few yean ago. leaving<br />
Bajor at odda with hia then two<br />
business partners.<br />
In order to avoid a court- taged<br />
legal battle, the trio settled out of<br />
court, leaving him with a back log of<br />
releases, including the third press<br />
ing to the 1991 holiday music re-<br />
Earlier this year Bajor eras signed<br />
to s seven-year contract erith the instrumental-based<br />
Sugo Music<br />
recording label. Previous JBX releases<br />
were picked up and included<br />
in Sugo's library.<br />
"An Intiminate Christmas" waa<br />
not.<br />
Derek, an inspiring musician<br />
himeetf. recently joined forces with<br />
Bqjor, who has received notoriety<br />
from being featured on local radio<br />
personality Alan AI mood's "Pillow<br />
Talk" program and reoeived a<br />
Grammy nomination for hia 1966 release<br />
"Awakening." Derek decided<br />
the mailing list would provide the<br />
opportune avenue for reissuing the<br />
Bajor needed little convincing.<br />
knowing hia assistsnt pa th<br />
solid business and marketing tech<br />
niquee i<br />
'Great idea'<br />
"1 thought it was s great idea. A<br />
lot of the time I don't put the pieces<br />
of the puzzle together because I tend<br />
to focus on (the creative) end and<br />
Derek set me down and explained<br />
that this waa a solid move." he aaid.<br />
"With Derek involved I knew it<br />
would fly.".<br />
Marketing this release does not<br />
interfere with his current recording<br />
contract, Bajor said.<br />
To Daze Music sctually began<br />
with a slight push from Derek who<br />
convinced his older aiater Debbie, a<br />
medical assistant, to collaborate on<br />
the business venture. To Daxe Music<br />
began in the middle of the summer<br />
with the two compiling names<br />
and addresses, drafting fliers and<br />
order forms and acquiring a poet office<br />
box and voice mail apace.<br />
Debbie, who con fee sea to having<br />
no marketing or selling experience,<br />
is finding the venture educational.<br />
"I've learned a lot," Debbie aaid.<br />
"It la really interesting to aee how<br />
much creativity can go into tha<br />
project-1 guess i have learned that a<br />
dream begins with small thought.<br />
Before (Derek) wanted ms to get out<br />
into he spotlight. He thinks I can<br />
ainf aad dance or act or managa . . .<br />
but I juat haven't been trained for it<br />
and my heart skips when I think of<br />
it."<br />
ID the near future the sibling<br />
team hopes to expand To Daxe Music's<br />
catalog to carry other independent<br />
local musicians snd works<br />
from artists. Currently, "An Intimate<br />
Chriatmaa" ia a good launching<br />
point for the company.<br />
"It is unique in the sense that ere<br />
are repreeenting one musician, but<br />
we have to keep in our heads that<br />
this is a side line business and that<br />
we have to treat it aa such, and we<br />
will be selling other people's muaic,<br />
especially whan some record stores<br />
won't take on local artists unless<br />
they are on labels from New York or<br />
L-A-," Derek said. "So we are really<br />
doing some thing of a favor."<br />
Bajor knows he ia not taking a<br />
hand-out, instead he ia just happy<br />
to be sharing mora holiday cheer, a<br />
secood time around.<br />
"I have been collecting Christmas<br />
music for years now snd everyone<br />
has an album out now. . . everyone<br />
except Madonna haa ooe," said Bajor.<br />
who also has his own Sugo holiday<br />
muaic releaee, "Chriatmaa<br />
Memories," aa well aa appearing oo<br />
other holiday music compilations.<br />
"It sastns aa if people always want<br />
Christmas muaic even though they<br />
know the songs, it sounds different<br />
when performed by others," he aaid.<br />
To hear a sample of "An Intimate<br />
Christmas," call (BIO) 901-6643<br />
1-2 punch sends Veruca Salt to top<br />
V 1 ' *<br />
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^ . ji<br />
Veruca Salt'»<br />
debut "American Thighs"on the Minty<br />
Freeh label in Chicago has lead them to a<br />
record deal with DGC, a division of Oeffen<br />
BY CHKMTWA FUOCO<br />
ST ATT WsrTKS<br />
Chicago aharaapopatare Veruca Salt<br />
mercy Mueically. they quietly slither along until<br />
exploding into a wail of guitars, high-pitched bar<br />
Nina Gordon aad Louiae Poet's ooe-two vocal<br />
punch oo tha eingfe "Soother" captivated radio pro<br />
granuaers earlier thia answer. When Chicago's<br />
Minty Freeh label seot Veruce Salt's full length<br />
Thighs" to<br />
tok out the heavy artillery to<br />
fight far Veruca Salt. The winner David Oeffea's<br />
DOC reoorda, but not after a round oi leasing by<br />
Veruca Sab<br />
Sitting in a droe 1970e chair la the<br />
at St. Andrew's Hall, Gordon ia<br />
far a rail thin lag<br />
-la toying to talk<br />
Roee'a naarfrfcirfc about bow tha V<br />
"Wa'ia aet<br />
hero. ("You're ao nice you tie me up ia a web aad<br />
cradle me 'til dawn. You're ao deadly that 1 can aee<br />
your breath beneath me wheo you're gone. You're<br />
ao windy I'd like to pin you down and tack you to<br />
the wall.")<br />
"Seether" tells of aa indeecriheble pant-up anger<br />
that Gordon anmstimas can't keep inside ("I try to<br />
rock her la lay cradle I toy to knock her eat. I toy to<br />
cram her back ia my mouth. Can't fight the eeeth<br />
ar. Can't fight the eeether. Coat fight the seether I<br />
can't aaa bar 'til It'a foaming at the<br />
Tbe song went on to be wildly successful in Detroit<br />
and MTV threw the video, directed by Red<br />
Rod Maot singsr Tim Rutilli. into the eavetad Buxa<br />
Bin. Not bod far a song that Oordoo though<br />
I menu only should he submitted<br />
two weeks in advance to: Chriatina<br />
Fuoco, 36261 Schoolcraft,<br />
Lwoma, MI 48160, or by fax at<br />
(313) 681-7&B, To ensure publication.<br />
the ueaaes' addrrstea and<br />
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Enjoyable wwfciftd: The Cauiey Family. Gerry (left to<br />
rightK Unda. Stacey and Brittany of Lwonia in Battle<br />
Creek at the Festual of Lights<br />
Trip to Battle Creek<br />
Light Festival enjoyable<br />
If you r* looiung for<br />
thmg fun to do during the holi<br />
days, visit the FeaUval of<br />
Light* in Battle Creek suggest *<br />
the Cautev Family of Livonia<br />
BtfvVr Zoo and downtown<br />
Battle Creek are lit up with<br />
•,fcou*an«ls of uny light* th»»<br />
time of vear The ( aulev^ »aid<br />
thry en^jyed walking amongst<br />
the Ughts while viewing many<br />
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ant ma La in their night habitat<br />
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('hrulmM trw farms<br />
A lot of Battle Creek area ho<br />
tela are offering "Festival of<br />
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1994<br />
CANTON<br />
SPORTS<br />
SCENE<br />
Pengelly soars<br />
Scott Pengelly. • junior st Plymouth Salem,<br />
turned in an outstanding performance Saturday<br />
at the U.S. Track and Field Associanon'a<br />
Croea Country Champiooahipe, finiahing<br />
I Oth overall in the 17 18 year-old diviaioo to earn<br />
All - American statue.<br />
"He ran real tough," said<br />
Salem croea country coach<br />
Geoff Baker, who accompanied<br />
Pengelly to the race at Wild<br />
Creek Golf Course in Reno.<br />
Nov. "And he ran a smart race.<br />
The ft ret mile waa ail uphill,<br />
ao he didn't try to lead from<br />
the start, like he usually doee.<br />
"The course was s killer.<br />
You had to survive — thet'a<br />
what it's all about, survive snd<br />
Scott PangaSy get what you can get.<br />
Baker wanted Penfelly to atay with the front<br />
runners for the first mile, but have aomething left<br />
for the last half-mile, which was downhill- "You<br />
hsve to maintain control for that," said Baker.<br />
Pengelly finished in 17:39 — not a particularly<br />
fast time for s 5-kilometer race, but good for this<br />
course. The top 25 in the 250-pereon race earned<br />
All American etatua.<br />
Baker was one of six others, including Scott'e<br />
parents, to sccompany him to Reno. Much of the<br />
trip was financed through donatiooa, which both<br />
Baker and Penfelly were thankful for — paiticu<br />
larly thoee who contributed deportable bottles<br />
snd cans durinf sarly morning weekend<br />
Agape wins 2<br />
Plymouth Christian Agape's volleyball team<br />
bounced back from a eeason opening defeat<br />
to poat a pair of victories in the last week.<br />
Agape topped Warren Zoe Christian 15-8, 15-11<br />
Monday at Zoe. thanks to Gretchen Baiach'a nine<br />
kills. The win alloered Agape to open its Michigan<br />
Christian Conference season erith a victory.<br />
Last Friday in Howell. Agape edged Livingston<br />
Christian 15-6. 12-15, 15-5. Caley Mullen had five<br />
kills for the winners, now 2 1 overall.<br />
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SPORTS<br />
Braves' press<br />
isn't enough<br />
to stop Salem<br />
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Thai's what Tuesday '• i<br />
Plymouth Salem sgaim<br />
as. Bat In the final analysis.<br />
misses — at the fires throw line — proved<br />
pivotal, too.<br />
BY cj. R»AX<br />
tTATTwerm<br />
What Ypeilanti threatened with waa<br />
_ , nta<br />
ihw> would rattle<br />
!ny backcourt. It was just the kindof<br />
teat Plymouth Salem baaketball coach<br />
Bob Brodis figured his team wotdd<br />
need to face if it were to succeed in the<br />
Give tha Rocks a J<br />
Using ka superior aiaa to peat<br />
led the Braves' pressure wall<br />
oo thia<br />
_ it than it gave op The end result<br />
« . . 65-48 triumph, raising tha Rocks' record to 2-1.<br />
Ypai is M .<br />
^We took advantage oi finding the open pleyar/* said<br />
Brodie. "We knew Ypai would coma with a lot of pree<br />
sure, but we did a nice job against it."<br />
Salem took control from the start, thanks toita quick<br />
bail movement The Rocks we*e9-of-14 from the floor in<br />
the t — ' " f quarter (64 percent), with Dan McKian fin<br />
several quick strikse to the basket with a layup.<br />
McKian scored eight of hia 17 points ia ths opening<br />
landing Salem to aa 18-9 advantage.<br />
The Bravee, meanwhile, wen getting ve .<br />
Q.I~T, baffled them with a variety of sooe<br />
rS-dTk-ping them ouUkfe. Which it did: Y £<br />
was just 3-of-12 from tha field in tha first quarter (25<br />
percent) and 7-of-24 for the half (29 percent). ^<br />
That waant the only aiea the Bravee were lacking in.<br />
-Our rebounding stats at halftime showed (Salem) up<br />
19-7 " aaid Ypai coach Rex Stancsak. "I waa really dia<br />
appoint^ 1 thought we took a step backwards both offensively<br />
and defensively<br />
Chiefs hold on to claim 1st win<br />
Poinu were at s premium<br />
Tuesday at Adrian, snd Plym<br />
outh <strong>Canton</strong> came sway with<br />
more of them in poeting its first<br />
boys basketball win of the season.<br />
44-38. ^<br />
The victory was also the first st<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> for new coach Dan Young<br />
after two diaappointing setbacks<br />
We limited our turnovers<br />
down the stretch, unlike our first<br />
two games where we led and<br />
didn't take care of the ball." aaid<br />
Young. "It feels good. The guys<br />
feel good about themeelvee. Now<br />
we're lA"fc«"g for our first arin et<br />
The Chiefs, playing their aeoond-straight<br />
road game, carried a<br />
34-27 lead into the fourth quarter,<br />
but Adrian (1-2) »cond fivestraight<br />
points to trim it to 34-32<br />
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erith two minutes left.<br />
But <strong>Canton</strong> stuck with it and<br />
managed to get e few eaay beaketa<br />
against the Maples' half-court<br />
Press<br />
Ron Hunter and Ted Docks<br />
oombined to account for 33 of the<br />
Chiefs' 44 points. Hunter netted<br />
20; Docks had 13. Adrian got 13<br />
points from Derrick McKulvey<br />
and 10 from Mike Reilly.<br />
_ . 191, tapper! Ufa 74: Paul<br />
Salah poured in a career-high 37<br />
poinu to lead Plymouth Agape<br />
Christian to a one-sided win over<br />
Port Huron Support Life Monday<br />
The victory upped Agape's<br />
record to 5-2; Support Life is 0-1.<br />
Agape extended ite 39-32 lead<br />
to 65-47 after three quarters. Cory<br />
Mullen edded 14 points and Josh<br />
Thompson had 13 erith nine rebounds.<br />
Support Life got 24 points and<br />
15 boards from Byron Roes.<br />
CC 52,<br />
50 (OT): Mike Ridley scored 15<br />
points, including the game-winning<br />
baaket late in overtime, carrying<br />
Redford Catholic Central<br />
(3-0) to victory Tueeday at Riverview<br />
Gabriel Richard (0-2).<br />
Mike McDonald added 13<br />
points for the Shamrocks.<br />
Tony Sawicki tallied a gam*<br />
high 16 points for the Pioneers.<br />
SWIMMING<br />
Rocks remain title favorite<br />
BYCJ.RISAK<br />
»T*#V Warraa<br />
Lose a state champion and<br />
10 other seniors, and ei<br />
aidering a run at a<br />
championship three-peat<br />
would seem ridiculous.<br />
But Plymouth Salem's hoys<br />
swim team should be ia that<br />
poeition throughout the season.<br />
The Rocks have loet e lot,<br />
b ^ p r ^ r e n M r i m ^<br />
in a variety ef<br />
SALEM<br />
the Rocks.<br />
can boast a bunch.<br />
The team's trieeniors<br />
Joe Ervin. Rodolfo Pal<br />
ma and Andy Dealing Asked<br />
to dsscribe what events each<br />
would swim. Salem coach<br />
Chock Olson supplied the<br />
mm answer for all: M a/swimmers capable of<br />
competing in a 4 S T of<br />
1 can't<br />
think of too many events he<br />
woe't swim for us "<br />
Two other eeniora with erith plea pleaty<br />
* of ef experience will help, help. too:<br />
Eric Seidelman and Dave<br />
Brecht. Seidelman. Brecht and<br />
Ervin were part of the 200-yard<br />
and 400-yard freestyle relay<br />
at stats meet laat year,<br />
the 200 team won the state<br />
title. Seidelmen is capable in<br />
everything but the<br />
hreaatetroke. sccording to Olson;<br />
Brecht is beat in the<br />
sprint free.<br />
•Thoee five ere probably the<br />
nucleus of the team." Olson<br />
said. "It's a good five, though.<br />
a<br />
SAL1M IWM, 1C<br />
New Chief coach sets goals<br />
CANTON h^chfei<br />
the Cloaa-Up<br />
But he<br />
i.<br />
INSIOC:<br />
College sports, page 3C<br />
AU-Observer girls basketball, page 5C<br />
C<br />
Salem's Jason Marcis takes a detour on this trip to the bas<br />
ket, thanks to a hard foul by Ypsilanti's Shawn Baylu.<br />
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year in the first gama whan sha's<br />
The tour yeer<br />
winner flmshod with 1,060 career |<br />
and led the Eatfes to conaecuBva<br />
Conference Btoe OMsnn<br />
tn tm lest two seeBons .<br />
Matewsta enwagarl 16<br />
steals and tot* assists per<br />
shooting 40 parcant Bom the fleld and 80<br />
percent at the frM throw Brie. She had a<br />
career-high 26 points In pmss agamet<br />
Lnroma Stevenson and Westland John<br />
Gtonn tha sseson.<br />
r Christmas Gifts For Your Car!<br />
• Complete Cooling System Service $ 36.95*<br />
• Lube, Oil and Filter Change s 19.95*<br />
w/free bottle washer fluid<br />
• Brake & Bearing Service s 29.95*<br />
(non-driving axle)<br />
'with coupon at drop-off Empires 1-31-95<br />
(810) 476-7900<br />
24315 Hagoerty<br />
Grand River<br />
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Shuttle Service 8-5<br />
^TuMiTiiiiwiii'ir.tfw RentaKIars^A^ilabje^<br />
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White • $359<br />
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In Stock<br />
Th* tub shower is a unit<br />
o» "our pwces tub<br />
rails bacawaa Unit<br />
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• W ) The Observer, Tin ksuav Dkcemhkk 15. 1994 Thursday. dkcembek 15, 1994 *7C<br />
LOCAL<br />
EVENTS<br />
kit*<br />
Trsiiwood Gankii Club<br />
uki Plymouth Sympboo)<br />
League in s joint fund<br />
r>uia| project «nli be wll<br />
tag lumuuru kit* from 10<br />
am to 4 ^ m Sstuniay<br />
Dec I?, at We^-hester<br />
Mall. Kraftr i, at Sheldon<br />
and Ann Arbor Road,<br />
kroner's at Ford and Sbel<br />
don. and Danny's on Main<br />
Street in Plymouth $3.50<br />
per ot 10 candle* tt rat ion ia under way.<br />
Teama are allowed aa<br />
many non residents aa<br />
they wish A resident ia<br />
any player who livea or<br />
works full time in the city<br />
of Plymouth or <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Townahip. There ia a limit<br />
of 16 teams for the league<br />
$250 plus $15 per non-resident<br />
player. 455-6620.<br />
• mouoay plant sals<br />
The Community Literacy<br />
Council ia offering holiday<br />
plants for decorating a<br />
banquet room, lobby, or<br />
office for the holidays.<br />
Contact the Community<br />
Literacy Council to order<br />
and get pricing information<br />
on holiday plants Poinsettiaa<br />
and cyclamens in<br />
many colors and size* are<br />
available for order. 416-<br />
4900<br />
The Plymouth Community<br />
Arts Council's Art Rental<br />
Gallery is having s "Sell It<br />
So We Don't Have to Move<br />
It" sale. Gallery hours are<br />
10 am. to 8:30 p.m.<br />
Wednesdays.<br />
*96 books are on aale by the<br />
Plymouth Optimist Club.<br />
100 percent of proceeds<br />
will be uaed for children's,<br />
causes throughout south<br />
east Michigan. Entertainment<br />
books offer up to 50percent<br />
savings on dining,<br />
movie*, special events, the<br />
ater, travel, car washes and<br />
more. Price ia $40. Homedelivered.<br />
Call Ken Fiaber<br />
at 728 7619 or Bill Von<br />
Glahn at 453-8253.<br />
Community Hoapice Servicea<br />
ia offering a free Children's<br />
Grief Support Series.<br />
To register, call Vicki<br />
DesJardins or Joan Johnson<br />
at 522 4224.<br />
The Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
schools' clothing bank will<br />
be open Tueadays only.<br />
C A L E N D A R F O R M<br />
Tha Ft)ai»a tmd Cantaa Ohinw welcome Calendar item* hems should be from nonprofit commnnxty<br />
group* or tndmdnalt announcing a community program or eoent. Please type or print<br />
the information beiom and mad your item to The Calendar, <strong>Canton</strong> Observer, 744 Mng.<br />
Plymouth, Ml 48170, or by fax lo 313-459-4224 Deadline for Calendar itenu it moon<br />
Friday for the following Thunday* paper Call 4591700 if ym haue any questions<br />
M M<br />
Hours are 9-11 ^0 a m and<br />
1 -3:30 p.m. during the<br />
school year. To make an<br />
appointment or for more<br />
information, call 416-6179<br />
during open hours. The<br />
bank accepts donations of<br />
clothing in good condition<br />
during open hours.<br />
CLUBS<br />
• jayckes 0rn mouse<br />
The Plymouth/<strong>Canton</strong><br />
Jayceea will be hosting s<br />
holiday open house 7:30<br />
p.m. Thursday. Dec. 15. st<br />
the Village Green Apartments<br />
Club House. Hsggerty<br />
Road 'A mile south of<br />
Ford. If you are age 21 -39,<br />
come and find out what<br />
your local Jsycees sre<br />
doing around your community.<br />
The Plymouth/<strong>Canton</strong><br />
Jayceea are Michigan's<br />
No. 1 parade of chapters.<br />
Information. 453-8407.<br />
• DJLR.<br />
The Sarah Ann Cochrane<br />
Chapter D.A.R. will meet 1<br />
p.m. Monday. Dec. 19, for<br />
Christmas tea et the Plymouth<br />
Historical Museum,<br />
with speaker Beth Stewart<br />
talking about "The History<br />
of the Teddy Bear." Information.<br />
455-9427 or 453-<br />
1774.<br />
• CATM0UC<br />
General meeting srill be<br />
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec.<br />
21. at Livonia <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Library</strong>.<br />
on the south side of<br />
Five Mile, one block east of<br />
Farmington Road in Livonia.<br />
Refreshments will be<br />
served. For more informstion.<br />
call Tom st 561 -7564<br />
or Carol at (810) 545-2593.<br />
SPECIAL<br />
EVENTS<br />
Local artist Sharon Lee<br />
Dillenbeck of D and M<br />
Studio srill be exhibiting<br />
ber award-winning oil<br />
painting "Forgotten<br />
Friend*" at the Plymouth<br />
Historical Museum's ape<br />
cial exhibit at Chriatmaa<br />
for children and children at<br />
heart. The painting will be<br />
diaplayed with the original<br />
cast of bears set in a Victorian<br />
setting The exhibit<br />
will run until Jan. 31. at<br />
155 S. Main in Plymouth.<br />
455 8940.<br />
Open skate time for ali<br />
thoee looking tn kill a<br />
lunch hour or looking to<br />
gat a little exerciae. The ice<br />
arena haa open skate at the<br />
following lunch hours:<br />
noon to 1:20 pjn. Monday;<br />
1 2.30 p.m. Tuesday, 11:20<br />
a.m tn 2:40 pa. Wednee<br />
day, 1-2:40 p.m. Thursday;<br />
11:50 am. tn 12:60 p.m.<br />
Priday. Paea for city res*<br />
dents ara $2.75 sdulU, $2<br />
children. $1 JO. seniors.<br />
$125. skate rental. Por<br />
non-city raaldanf: $3.25.<br />
adults. $2JM), children; $2.<br />
Arena, at 525 Farmer in<br />
Plymouth, haa open skating:<br />
Mondays - 8:40-9:40<br />
a.m., noon to 1:20 p.m., 7-8<br />
p.m.; Tueedays — 9:40-<br />
1130 a.m., 12:30 p.m.;<br />
Wednesdays — 8:30-10<br />
s m., 11:20 a.m. to 1:20<br />
p.m., Thursdays — 8:40-<br />
11:40 a.m., 1-2:40 p.m.. 4-<br />
5:20 p.m.; Fridays — 9:40-<br />
11:40 a.m., 11:50 a.m. to<br />
12:50 p.m.. 7-8 p.m.; Sunday<br />
— noon to 1:20 p.m.,<br />
1:30-2:50 p.m. Pees for city<br />
residents are $2.75, adults;<br />
$2. children; $1.50, aeniors.<br />
For non residents — $3.25,<br />
sdults; $2 50. children; $2.<br />
seniors. Skate rental ia<br />
$1.25. Open Skate Line,<br />
455 1782<br />
Rehearsals will be held<br />
7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at<br />
the New burg Methodist<br />
Church. 36600 Ann Arbor<br />
Trail in Livonia. They are<br />
looking for men to sing<br />
four-part harmony. Tenors,<br />
leads, baritones, and<br />
basse*.<br />
• IWlfT<br />
Spirit of Detroit Sweet<br />
Adelines, a women'a chorus<br />
devoted to the singing<br />
of four-part harmony, barbershop<br />
style meets yearround,<br />
7-10 p.m. Tueadays,<br />
Veterans of Foreign Wars<br />
Hall, 1-96 and Inkater<br />
Road. Reading muaic ia<br />
not a requirement. Jan.<br />
(313)534 4468.<br />
Twelve Oaks Mall ia open<br />
for walkers 8 a.m. Monday<br />
through Saturday and at<br />
10 a.m. Sunday. (810) 348<br />
9438.<br />
• hands oh<br />
The Ann Arbor Hsnds On<br />
Museum is offering many<br />
winter activities, including<br />
exhibitions snd demonstrations.<br />
219 E. Huron<br />
St.. Ann Arbor. (313) 995<br />
5439<br />
• volleyball<br />
First Presbyterian Church<br />
of Northville is sponsoring<br />
adult volleyball. 6:30 p.m.<br />
every Sunday or 7:30 p.m<br />
every Wedneeday Coat is<br />
$1. (810) 349-0911.<br />
FOR KIDS<br />
• caravan, omfpcwa<br />
Csrsvsn and Chippewa<br />
programs for 4-year-olds<br />
through sixth-graders 7-<br />
8:30 p.m. Wedneedays at<br />
Plymouth Church of tha<br />
Nazarene. 46801 Ann Arbor<br />
Road. Thia ia a scout<br />
ing-type program where<br />
children will be involved in<br />
spiritual, mental, physical<br />
and social development activities.<br />
Creative Day Nursery<br />
School, at the <strong>Canton</strong> Pre*<br />
Methodiat Church, baa<br />
openings. Programa are<br />
half day, for children agee<br />
2H-5, and include: learning<br />
gamaa and songa, art and<br />
musical ectivitiee, sharing<br />
and atorytime. 981 -3990 or<br />
991-8470<br />
with<br />
Bautiata ia the eon of Suaan and<br />
He ettanda Ptym<br />
High School and ia involved wtth haa<br />
•NOEPEM04NT<br />
baptist aau<br />
• £U.OW*M«r<br />
ML. Petty<br />
BAPTIST<br />
BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE<br />
29475 W. Six Mila. Livonia<br />
52S-3884 or 281-9276<br />
Sunday School....<br />
Morning Worship<br />
Evening Worship.<br />
Wed Family Hour<br />
youth<br />
10 00 AM<br />
11:00 A.M.<br />
b 00 P M<br />
December 18th<br />
11 00 A.M. Chriatmaa Cantata<br />
"Carols & Classics<br />
6 00 P M Childrsn's Christmas Program<br />
More From Pocket Plmnniny Cslondsr<br />
A CHwt* THmt s Concerned ADout PmopM<br />
K*Et»ft>Rp CHURCH<br />
25295 Grand River Avsnus at 7 Mils Road<br />
Radlord Michigan 533 2300<br />
Su*ar 9 » A M Qwd> ScM 10 « A H<br />
Fam* Pn«r** W.lnnli.i b 46<br />
JESUS THE EVERLASTING FATHER {<br />
7 00 pm<br />
FARMINGTON HILLS CHURCH<br />
ONC * mm fTf SMi dum<br />
St00 * p^po— ana p>mr bvn «»"«i pm*<br />
Ckae • KUxa «• Mna UH CTlMAi<br />
IVPOM |IM 4S IA * %-nrm Mm 9v»<br />
s< tMmmor- b| Qod • mmt<br />
e-aaav-nafco" io- • » )0 f P'<br />
1 4 i 11I T>»» t M.Tr euAW o»<br />
EPISCOPAL<br />
AMBCMG<br />
BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
Welcomes You!<br />
schedule of services<br />
425-6215 or 425-1116<br />
FAMILY WORSHIP SUN. 10:30 AM.<br />
BIBLE SCHOOL SUN. 6:00 P.M.<br />
Please call Church Office<br />
for schedule of other services.<br />
ST ANOREW-S<br />
EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
OvonM Michigan 4*iM<br />
421 S451<br />
Mon -Fn 9 30 AM Ho*y Eucnar-W<br />
Wedneeday A 00 P M D«ner A Claaaea<br />
Sasuraay S 00 P M Holy Eucn**'<br />
W*My T 46 A 10 AM Holy CurtwMl<br />
1 0 00 A M ChneSar tHucaw tor at aga*<br />
Sunday Mornmg Nursery Care Avi<br />
The Rev Robert Clapp Rector<br />
f«ery knee thmu bom ana e»ery<br />
i ci i Mas mar Jeeua Cnnai m Lord<br />
p*a 2ii<br />
EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
Of the HOLY SPIRIT<br />
• est i<br />
i p<br />
Faith Covenant Church<br />
Making<br />
m Wmy 01 ut *<br />
For Aa Ages 930 sm<br />
srsMe miniih<br />
?pm Fn "-I p m<br />
Open M-S IDim -5pm<br />
455-1676<br />
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH OF AMERICA<br />
<strong>Canton</strong><br />
Community<br />
Church<br />
P»e A«n*«4 r»S»<br />
Meeting at FtymoeUi-Caatea<br />
PENTECOSTAL<br />
CHRISTIAN HAR MOST MIRtSTRICS<br />
24230 West McNiclWit<br />
i Ntli Mrs' 1 TaMgrspS<br />
Sunday Morning Wort hip ISM a m<br />
Wednesday BiSie Study 7 00 p ei<br />
Friday Praiss aad Worship 7 0« $ m<br />
PssMr ttaaaa LacS 537 18B0<br />
FULL QOSPCL CHURCH<br />
Of PLY140UTH<br />
291 B. BPRRiO ST.<br />
t >|»| H s«Msm SMessaK al Ma<br />
Nes*«a<br />
ASSEMBLIES Of COO<br />
'<br />
Sunday Bible Study 9:30 a m.<br />
Worship 10:30 s.m.<br />
Nuraery Pmelded<br />
Active OiCMrests" A Teens Mlnlatry<br />
Car* Grwapa a Dtadpleship Mlnlatrlea<br />
455-6022<br />
ASSEMBLIES OF GOO<br />
Need More<br />
Direcjion In<br />
Than join ua thia<br />
Sunday. There really<br />
la shatter way.<br />
•M.<br />
TRJ-C1TY CHRISTIAN CENTER<br />
MEN. AVE a RANNAN RZV33S4BM<br />
KIM 8: ISA. tl 00A. A OOP<br />
Brightmoor Tabernacle<br />
Assemblies of Gob • CJjViH C. TUtx. PAStor<br />
2*444 inaUai %1 VasMrM Mi |MMh S < . hyraT*> -
L<br />
•c* TH* Obmnxrt Thursday. Dkcembkh 15. 1994<br />
It's time to put the CHRIST back in Christmas J<br />
TW R« Koger W. MmU. "Weli." he thought. ~they art<br />
a wipriM I<br />
OS Ml Cknet<br />
bmi Day Now peetur mantiu<br />
Newburg I'mitfi Mtlkodiil<br />
Church ia Livoou, kilwi star*<br />
to tall. e atoey he calls "A But*<br />
-iay Surpnee '<br />
final!) roiled off to<br />
the night befors his birth<br />
Amy with unu
10C(T.C> The Observer. Tml rsday Dm ember 15. 1994<br />
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_ Here are the three winning dolls chosen by the <strong>Canton</strong> Goodfellows<br />
judges. The dolls were judged on their handmade clothes. Judges were (from left)<br />
Evelyn Ahsamit and Winnie Young. Nancy Spencer (center) is Goodfellows president z<br />
Dollie Lieberman (right) was also a judge, as was Marilyn Runkle, who is not pictured.<br />
By Joanne Mauszkwskj<br />
Stait VMTtt<br />
Some lucky girls out there<br />
will soon receive 75 dolls through<br />
the <strong>Canton</strong> Goodfellows' annual<br />
"No Child Without a Chriatmaa"<br />
effort-<br />
Toy* and food baaketa will be<br />
delivered to 61 needy <strong>Canton</strong> families<br />
this weekend. Toys, including<br />
the dolls, are for the kids,<br />
while families will receive a complete<br />
Christmas dinner of turkey<br />
and all the trimmings, as well as<br />
canned and boxed foods. Families<br />
also will receive gift certificates to<br />
Kmart, Krofer and Meijer, said<br />
Nancy Spencer, Goodfellows president.<br />
The Goodfellows conducted<br />
their annual judging of the dolls'<br />
clothes. Some dothes are handmade;<br />
others are purchased st<br />
stores.<br />
"The ones we judged were<br />
handmade," Spencer said. Judges<br />
were Evelyn Aksamit, Winnie<br />
Young, Dollie Lieberman and<br />
Marilyn Runkle.<br />
Spencer considers this year's<br />
Goodfellows effort s success.<br />
"This year there were more donations.<br />
More people came out to<br />
sell the papers. And donations<br />
were bigger," Spencer said, refer<br />
ring to the annual Goodfellows<br />
newspaper sale.<br />
Helping the Goodfellows again<br />
Von \rl<br />
uniht] >r < I nfhttiy « hjtttfwu'iil<br />
this year are students at East<br />
Middle School, who have collected<br />
food for the baskets, aa well<br />
Walker Elementary School students,<br />
who provided toys. The<br />
Crickets organisation ot preschool<br />
children alao donated socks and<br />
mittens.<br />
The largest individual contributor<br />
was Robert Potter, e<br />
chiropractor on Ford Road, who<br />
annually collects food snd other<br />
items from his patients in exchange<br />
for free visits.<br />
Spencer snd other Goodfellows<br />
will spend the next few days sorting<br />
and wrapping gifts in time for<br />
delivery Saturday.<br />
s s».lie si • (»l JO<br />
\\t«l s.ii 1(M» lhin> i\ In •HI-') MintLn I
P/C<br />
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15.1994<br />
VICTORIA DIAZ<br />
Books worth<br />
remembering<br />
I<br />
read juat under 100 books tn 1994 It makes<br />
me feel warm all over to realize that nearly<br />
every single one left s good impresaion Lest<br />
this prompt you to conclude that I have loot all<br />
sense of discernment, let me hasten to add that<br />
< 11 most of the books I read were books I chose<br />
lo read, rather than books I had lo read, which<br />
probably skewed the odds. (2J1 liked some of<br />
the books much better than others. <br />
Light, shape, shadow<br />
detail old buildings<br />
BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN<br />
Special Warn*<br />
Plymouth photographer Kristin<br />
Cooper aims to save deserted buildings<br />
through the lens of her allmanual,<br />
Pen tax KIOOO camera.<br />
The delicate looking photos appear<br />
as if they were shot with black<br />
and white infrared film then hand<br />
colored by the 24 year old. They<br />
were not. They were shot with 200<br />
speed color film. Instead, they use<br />
line. form, balance and contrasting<br />
light, shadow and geometric shape<br />
to draw an individual into the strik-<br />
ing compositions.<br />
Littered doorway* and pane-less<br />
windows tell a story of structures<br />
long since abandoned. The peeling<br />
paint reveals layer after layer of colors<br />
counting the years of their existence.<br />
Stairways lead the eye<br />
upwards where shadows play upon<br />
shadows.<br />
"I'm fascinated with architecture,<br />
especially detailed architecture,"<br />
said Kristin Cooper.<br />
"I use atl natural lighting 1<br />
Going somewhere: Kristin Cooper captures<br />
the imagination with this color photograph<br />
of a doorway in an abandoned building.<br />
SEE BUILDINGS 3D<br />
School programs encourage study of arts<br />
BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN<br />
Gov. John Engler's budget cutting<br />
axe he* fallen heavily on the arte,<br />
especially art education. So. where<br />
are today'* art educator* to lead our<br />
children, if anywhere''<br />
Will there be any ftiture Renoir *.<br />
Bonnard'a, or Toulouse-Lautree"•?<br />
When the institution* graduate<br />
them, will they be able to support<br />
themselves^<br />
various happenings in the sub- ;<br />
urban arts world Send news leads to: Craatrve<br />
Living Editor. Observer Nawspeoers. 36251<br />
Schoo4craft Uvonis. 48150. or fatr them to<br />
(313) 5017279.<br />
New Morning School in Plymouth ia sserching<br />
for art to eeior the cover of ita annual auction<br />
catalog Deadline for submitting 36mm alides to<br />
the fine art competition is Jan. 20. 1906 A nonrefundable<br />
foe ef $10 per slide must accompany<br />
each entry.<br />
The winning entry will he uaed ae art for the<br />
(with a minimum distribution of 1.600<br />
> and on the auction invitatione<br />
Randolph Elementary<br />
At Randolph Elementary School<br />
in Livonia art teacher. Sally Diakin<br />
introduces the visual art* to her ft rat<br />
through sixth grader* via the com<br />
puter. For 46 minutes a week the<br />
children study art history using art<br />
reproduction* leerning technique,<br />
color theory, and how it wa* done by<br />
A+tfU*t<br />
the masters<br />
"We do the best possible with the<br />
time we have studying a wide range<br />
of experiences and techniques." said<br />
Diakin<br />
The computer haa me most excited<br />
It'a a new tool to create with It<br />
greatly influences everything they do"<br />
Plymouth Salem<br />
At Plymouth Salem High School.<br />
A Juror'* Choke Award of $200 will be pre<br />
sen led to the winner, aa well a* three $60 Ment<br />
Award* Juror* will select finalist* ftrom a review<br />
of the 36mm elide* Finalieta must then<br />
submit th* original work* for jury selection to<br />
New Morning School<br />
AU entries must be available for *aJ« The<br />
winning artwork will be sold at the April 1,<br />
1996 no recourse auction. A 400V80 commi*<br />
Kns Darby teaches a comprehenaive<br />
program focusing on the visual arts<br />
Student*, who received one hour of<br />
art a week in elementary and middle<br />
school, may elect to take the year<br />
long, introduction to art studying<br />
the basic skills of drawing, color theory.<br />
lettering, and perspo* t ive From<br />
there, it's on to Advanced Placement<br />
See PKOASAMS. 2D<br />
si on on the auction pries will be charged<br />
-We are looking for original artwork by a local<br />
artist that exemplifies our school and our<br />
theme. Building Dreams Together. Subid<br />
matter ia not restrictive with us." said Ihane<br />
Harmon, who donated her painting. "A Fire<br />
Within., to last year's auction<br />
New Morning School is a nonprofit preschool<br />
to eighth grade parent cooperative in Ply<br />
mouth Founded in 1973. the school ia state certified<br />
and serve* student* of all abilities from<br />
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to concentrate oa an individual<br />
area such aa painting, pottery,<br />
jewelry, drawing, print making<br />
and sculpture Laat year's AP<br />
students won $163,000 in scholar<br />
ship*<br />
"We have lour people at Dis<br />
ney, and other former student*<br />
working at art studiue in New<br />
York. Chicago and Detroit," aaid<br />
Darby, now in her 30th year of<br />
teaching art.<br />
Although she haa watched the<br />
area of arts education grow in<br />
thoee year*. Darby is envious of<br />
the Livonia <strong>Public</strong> Schools' Creative<br />
and Performing Arts<br />
(CAPA) program for gifted and<br />
talented students She would like<br />
to see the same sort of curriculum<br />
on the high school level in Plymouth<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
"1 wish we had more parental,<br />
administrative, and community<br />
support. Because of the reductions<br />
of the art offerings, it's not<br />
as food as it could be." said Darby.<br />
a board member of the Plymouth<br />
Community Arts Council.<br />
"I'd like to see smaller claaa<br />
Diaz from page ID<br />
emerged It is slso s perceptive<br />
account of how the murders snd<br />
the execution (in Utah in 19T7)<br />
scarred each member of thia already<br />
badly-scarred family.<br />
Who knows what make* us<br />
what we sr* -1 No glib, final an<br />
severs can be found in these pages<br />
Sometimes it seems that, considering<br />
the background they shared,<br />
the mystery here is not ao much<br />
Gary Gilmore snd what he did. sa<br />
it is his younger brother. Mikal.<br />
an established snd respected<br />
journalist who authored this<br />
memorable, sensitive story.<br />
from page ID<br />
aiaea than the 38 to 2S ia a 56<br />
minute claaa now. Art la aa individual<br />
thing. It'a not like competitive<br />
sports. It'a bow they're doing<br />
compared to where they ara."<br />
Not to mislead. Darby says the<br />
Plymouth Community Arte<br />
Council renders a lot of support<br />
from monetary to providing a<br />
place for students to exhibit their<br />
art. In spring, the arts council<br />
plana to open ita newly purchased<br />
headquarters for an exhibition of<br />
works by students from high<br />
schools in Plymouth and <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Ford Voc Tech Center<br />
An alternative to regular high<br />
school art courses, and college art<br />
education, ia the Wayne Weetland<br />
Community Schools' William<br />
D. Ford Vocational Technical<br />
Center where students in<br />
preparation for a future in the<br />
field earn vocational certification<br />
in the graphic design area, among<br />
others. It servicee atudenta not<br />
only in the Wayne Weetland high<br />
schools including John Glean and<br />
Wayne Memorial, but Redford<br />
"Nobody's Fool." (snother<br />
1993-94 paperback release) by<br />
Richard Russo. Welcome to the<br />
fictional village of North Beth.<br />
New York, sn old, broken-down<br />
place, where even the trees seem<br />
st extinction's precipitous edge<br />
In this tiny "green grave' of s<br />
town, youll meet some of its moat<br />
luckless residents: s dilapidated,<br />
irresistible hero named Sully, his<br />
cockeyed tsndlady (slao irresistible)<br />
who converses very sensibly<br />
erith her very dead husband: sn<br />
aging restaurateur who meets<br />
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cash register, snd Rasputin, the<br />
dog who erill not die.<br />
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novel, but it helps. In fact,<br />
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This tale about death, dying<br />
snd damaged lives may jest be<br />
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It also may well be one of the<br />
liveiieat. In all of iu 500-plus pages,<br />
this Dickensian hodgepodge of<br />
a story never slows or even<br />
momentarily sags. What moat en<br />
which continue tn<br />
gain recognition aad<br />
department chairman.<br />
Glenn divides tha atu<<br />
lation on ths commuter<br />
Art<br />
r.<br />
into two segments - older working<br />
individuals, aad atudenta eater<br />
iag from high schoal. Coeamsrrisl<br />
art ia directed to occupation,<br />
while the fine arta lean heavily 00<br />
teaching skills, aad laaa on other<br />
aspects like survival<br />
"The future's always bean difficult<br />
for artists. They should be<br />
encouraging the development of<br />
their portfolio with a representative<br />
sample of work la each media.<br />
A graduating senior exhibit,<br />
snd visits to museums and art<br />
ist's studios in ths area allows<br />
them to aee how U'a set up, aad<br />
what to expect aa far aa survival,"<br />
aaid Glenn.<br />
"The main thing for students of<br />
all egos ia te encourage the existence<br />
of the arta. The arts sre the<br />
real spirit of existence not only in<br />
America but in cultures all over<br />
the world."<br />
livens it is Rusao'a rather astonishing<br />
gift for dislogue, his almost<br />
flawlessly drawn characters, and<br />
his sensitive insight into the "imperfect<br />
human heart, perfectly<br />
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Schutz from page ID<br />
of three scholarships lad har to<br />
•tudy figure drawing under Radford<br />
Township sculptor, Sergio<br />
Da Giuati at tha University of<br />
Michigan In Ana Arbor, acrylic<br />
painting at a camp ia Colorado,<br />
and a variety of art eierciaea at<br />
Center for Creative Studiee in Detroit.<br />
"I've always been Interacted la<br />
people, painting what's there bat<br />
in a different way. Try to capture<br />
tha way they're thinking, the way<br />
they're moving, what their per<br />
sonalltiee must ba like. I aee them<br />
aa fragile.' said Schuta, winner of<br />
18 Scholastic Art Awards.<br />
"I use a palette of rich colors,<br />
darker colors. I don't particularly<br />
like pastels all that much."<br />
Saatad on the baaemsnt floor,<br />
Schuta appliee the oil paint with<br />
her fingers building up layers of<br />
texture that catch snd reflect the<br />
Buildings<br />
strive for strong verticals<br />
strong<br />
always<br />
geometric shape.'<br />
and<br />
Cooper's photographs target the<br />
Northville, Plymouth and Ann<br />
Arbor area. She photographed<br />
abandoned buildings located on<br />
the north weet corner of Five Mile<br />
snd Sheldon while a senior at<br />
Grand Valley State University.<br />
The work was part of har thesis,<br />
"The Beauty of Light on a Not So<br />
Gilded Stage."<br />
"People want to know where<br />
theee were taken. They like the<br />
doorway and window because it<br />
leads somewhere," said Cooper,<br />
who grew up in <strong>Canton</strong> Township<br />
"I'm very, very attached to<br />
theee buildings. I don't went to<br />
see it leveled."<br />
Cooper, for the first time, recently<br />
exhibited the works st the<br />
Plymouth Community Arts<br />
Council's Artists and Craftsmen<br />
show held during Fall Feetival. at<br />
a benefit fine crafts show for New<br />
Morning School in Plymouth, and<br />
at North Farmington High<br />
School.<br />
Seven of the photographs from<br />
thia seriee are currently on exhibit<br />
et Creative Framing and Fabric<br />
Accents, 863 W. Ann Arbor Trail<br />
in Plymouth.<br />
"The way Kristin's captured<br />
The Obterveri THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1994<br />
» prefers 1 onoaa- in the Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> district, oompoattfon. Schuta rarely<br />
vaa. but when scarce, Schuta uta will<br />
uae any flat surfooa<br />
"1 love texture, and I love paint<br />
Sometimes when It'a dona. I Ilka<br />
Georgia Schuta made eure har b* work. Wken doe»<br />
to touch it." said Schuta, who<br />
aason<br />
plays lint flute with the Steven-<br />
a here, but esperi<br />
son High School symphonic band. menu of aa artiat- in -training.<br />
Many of the charachters Schuta "She really caught firs in the<br />
recorded in her mind from a brief ninth grade," said Georgia<br />
stint working at a local raetaurant.<br />
Their often sullen appear-<br />
Schuta, an art teacher for 26<br />
ance tears at the heart while "I'm amazed with ber ability<br />
prodding the viewer into further and her talents. It's wonderful to<br />
gawking at theee darkly colored see your own child surpass what<br />
characters.<br />
you've done.'<br />
To say she is prolific is an und- At Stevenson High School.<br />
erstatement. Dean and Georgia Schuta is Isarning advanced art<br />
Schuta'a Livonia boose is filled to techniquee. An independent<br />
near capacity with the paintings study hour allows more time for<br />
of their daughter. Georgia provid- painting. Reading art history<br />
ed fsrtile ground for the growing books changed ber technique of<br />
of a gifted young artist. An art putting paint on canvaa, aa she<br />
teacher at Pioneer Middle School works now towards improving ber<br />
from page ID<br />
the buildings, people just love<br />
them. They think they're unique<br />
snd because it's local around<br />
hare, it alao attracts you," aaid<br />
Pat Koroma, who along with Chris<br />
Burke owns Creative Framing.<br />
"It'a a different type of artwork.<br />
Sbe haa taken something very<br />
ugly and in ahamblea, and turned<br />
it into eomething very beautiful."<br />
Vintage arches shot in Grand<br />
Rapida alao tell a story of desertion,<br />
where city streets have been<br />
abandoned for the newer, sleeker<br />
malls in the suburbs. But not si I<br />
of Cooper's photographic experience<br />
has been in the aree of fine<br />
art. Much of ber job experience<br />
was earned during the two years<br />
she worked at a commercial photography<br />
studio. Image Concepts<br />
in Plymouth.<br />
Studio lighting became second<br />
hand to her there, ss did the sbility<br />
to create and coordinate backdrops<br />
and props. She honed these<br />
techniques while photographing<br />
everything from real estate heed<br />
shots to industrial tools, children's<br />
books for Border's catalogs,<br />
and products for Kmart sales brochures.<br />
"I learned a lot shooting jewelry.<br />
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Her first camera, a gift from an<br />
aunt at age 10, became a vehicle<br />
of expression for Cooper.<br />
"My dad wss tbe photographer<br />
in the fomily, and it sparked my<br />
interest," she said.<br />
"I liked art and art classes but<br />
was never good in it, but photography<br />
was something I could do<br />
and do well." Cooper took her<br />
first photography class in 10th<br />
grade at North Olmsted High<br />
School in Ohio. After graduation.<br />
Cooper attended Oakland Community<br />
College in Farmington<br />
Hilla.<br />
"I started to get into it at OCC<br />
because it was a more professional<br />
atmosphere My parent* were<br />
200 percent supportive from the<br />
very first, so I never gave s<br />
thought if I could make a living at<br />
it."<br />
Cooper is sending out resumes<br />
and knocking on doors of commercial<br />
studios specializing in<br />
product photography in the srea.<br />
But they are few and far between,<br />
snd most sre one man operation*<br />
As a free lance photographer, she<br />
has shot professional portrait*,<br />
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Although she hasn't figured out<br />
where sbe wsnt* to go from here.<br />
Cooper is certain sbout continuing<br />
her work ss a fine art photographer.<br />
where. Her goal la to eventually<br />
support herself with har painting<br />
of the<br />
really<br />
his ahapee ere. The aubyect ia part from tha palatine.'<br />
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that could be dangerous<br />
It would appear that the use of fireworks<br />
can be dangerous to the resident*<br />
of the condominium in s num-<br />
Ser of respects snd if your bylaws do<br />
not specifically prohibit the use and/<br />
* IO tm 4 MO OOW<br />
move-in ranch!<br />
Mautra Moo, 1<br />
a povaia<br />
Si7*.000«41<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
410-s44-4700<br />
302 Birmingham<br />
BIRMINGHAM<br />
fror* 4 r-aar<br />
&<br />
rooma. 5 Ka 4 2 1<br />
s»* 400(4* tear)<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
• 10^44-4700<br />
PRICED FOR<br />
QUICK SALE<br />
to aaa • io M-<br />
STvaoc<br />
(EOOl<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
4k>-aS1-1«00<br />
If you're looking<br />
for a home,<br />
why should you<br />
trust Prudential?<br />
Because more<br />
Americans do.<br />
PrmVntial Rral F.Mair ifrnli kavr a tolui<br />
rrpwlaliaa far krlptnf praplr find ructlr «kr<br />
rifKl K»ta> la farl. aorr Aaarrtratu Iraat TV<br />
Pmriralial faaul* <br />
«•*»»<br />
( all lorla« and w» will<br />
Trie Prudential ^<br />
43050 port Rosd • suss 100<br />
Csnan. wa 48187<br />
. (113)891-3180 • Fsi (313)891 -<br />
or detonation of fireworks, perhaps a<br />
rule and/or amendment to tbe condominium<br />
documents is necessary.<br />
As with any other rule, the association<br />
should have a multitude of<br />
remedies svsilable to enforce the<br />
rules, including, if necessary, ultimate<br />
resort to court to seek injunctive<br />
relief.<br />
The association should embark<br />
upon a uniform and rigorous bylaw<br />
enforcement policy relating to sll of<br />
its restrictions, including the use of<br />
fireworks, if thst is the desire of the<br />
organization<br />
Robert M Meisner u a Birmingham-area<br />
attorney concentrating hia<br />
practice in the areas of condominiums,<br />
real estate and corporate law.<br />
You are invited to submit questions<br />
by writing: Robert M Meisner, 30200<br />
Telegraph Road, Suite 467. Bingham<br />
Farms, MI 48025 This column provides<br />
general information and should<br />
not be construed as legal opinion To<br />
leave a voice-mail message for Robert<br />
M Meisner. dial (313) 953-2047.<br />
mailbox 1871.<br />
302 Birmingham<br />
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HAD A BAD RIDE?<br />
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for a smooth<br />
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BANK ON THE BITTINGERS...<br />
The Hardworking Sice Guys!<br />
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(313) 453-0012<br />
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313-453-4300<br />
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now<br />
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(313) 464-6400<br />
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474-0320 or 474-0333<br />
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15,1994 BUILDING^BUSINESS<br />
BUILDING A BUSINESS<br />
OBSERVER<br />
STARS<br />
TMs CBtMBwi hlgtittgtils promotions, transfers, tarings<br />
and other key personnel moves within the<br />
suburben business community Sena a brief btograpfucai<br />
summary including the towns of residency<br />
and employment and a black and-white<br />
photo. it desired to: Stars. Building 4 Business.<br />
Observer A Eccentnc Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft.<br />
Livonia 4S150. Our tax number is (313)<br />
591 7279.<br />
Ray E. Landberg Jr. was<br />
elected an associate of<br />
Ellis/Nseysert/Genheimer Associates<br />
Inc. in Troy. Landberg.<br />
who has 22 years of<br />
mechanical engineering expen<br />
ence, will be responsible for<br />
quality management and design<br />
services as related to<br />
HVAC and fire protection<br />
Charlotte "Charlie** Mahoney<br />
of Livonia was named<br />
regional manager in Wayne<br />
County with Detroit Edison<br />
Mahoney serves several Downriver<br />
communities Mahoney<br />
became a stafT assistant in sys<br />
tema engineering when she<br />
joined Detroit Edison in 1977<br />
Jeffrey A. Schultx of Farmington<br />
Hills was promoted to<br />
senior account executive for<br />
Marx Layne & Co. in Farming<br />
ton Hills Schultz joined the<br />
public relations firm as an account<br />
executive in March 1994<br />
He had been an account supervisor<br />
for FR Associates in Detroit<br />
Bruce Sanders of Livonia<br />
was appointed a vice president<br />
in the commercial insurance<br />
division of Cambridge Underwriters<br />
Ltd. in Livonia. Before<br />
joining Cambridge Underwriters<br />
in 1990 as an account executive.<br />
he was affiliated with<br />
Baker-Hopp & Associates<br />
She (Dbseruer<br />
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Mahoney<br />
Schultz<br />
Good times<br />
Builders bedeviled<br />
BY DOUG FUNKS<br />
Builders here generally have enjoyed<br />
good economic times the put couple of<br />
years. Good times, however, have contributed<br />
to a labor shortage with potentially<br />
bad consequences for<br />
builders and their customers.<br />
A sustained residential construction<br />
boom in southeastern<br />
Michigan haa come around to bite<br />
some builders on the bottom in the<br />
form of labor shortages.<br />
Roughing carpenters, who<br />
frame structural skeletons over<br />
foundations and bssements, are especially<br />
in ahort supply, aeveral<br />
l, | , \ j - i, — — .,t •> ,. jrf<br />
Duiioers report-<br />
The consequences aren't pleasant<br />
for builders or their customers.<br />
In terms of construction financing.<br />
if it takes longer to build, overhead<br />
and coat for supervision<br />
increases," said Gerry Brady, president<br />
of Brady k Hslan. residential<br />
builders in Bloomfield Hills.<br />
"Very succinctly, (for consumers!<br />
it means higher prices to<br />
pay for a home, longer delivery<br />
time to get a home and being very<br />
aelective in choosing a builder to<br />
get quality product and value for<br />
money." Brody added.<br />
Fred I. Capaldi, a custom<br />
builder/remodeler in Rochester<br />
Hills, said he's turned down jobs<br />
rather than risk stringing prospective<br />
clients along with delays.<br />
If you can find me carpenter*, I<br />
have 20 basements sitting now,"<br />
said Scott Jacobson, president of<br />
S.R. Jacobson Development in<br />
Bingham Farms,<br />
"We use four or five crews at a<br />
time. We could use a couple more,"<br />
said Mark Frick, vice preeident of<br />
operations for the Herman Frankel<br />
Organization in West Bloomfield.<br />
The builders concede that<br />
they've been hurt to some degree<br />
by their own<br />
Family-friendly helps everyone<br />
Trsiblsisrs: Sue Peritn (left) and Linda<br />
Hubbard, partners in a certified public accountanting<br />
firm, have been instrumental in forging<br />
family-friendly policies for the firm.<br />
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By the year<br />
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2000. as many aa<br />
80 percent of<br />
school-sged children<br />
snd 70 percent<br />
of<br />
preschoolers will<br />
hsve mothers in ^<br />
the work force, according<br />
to one study.<br />
At Plante & Moran, the Southfield-baaed public sccounting<br />
snd msnagement consulting firm, commitment<br />
to family iaeuea is s long standing tradition<br />
Four of five accountants recently elevated to the level<br />
of partner there are women, including<br />
Linda Hubbard and Susan Perlin. both mothers<br />
of young children<br />
Hubbard, mother of Mstthew. 21/2, specializes in<br />
construction snd real estate management snd has been<br />
with the firm 12 years<br />
She bvee and works in Bloomfield Hills snd was one<br />
of the founding members of Plante k Moran'* parenting<br />
tightrope action (PTA) committee, founded in 1986<br />
Perlin, whose Southfield office practice includes<br />
school districts, manufacturing and not-for-profit<br />
clients, has two daughters. Lauren, 617 and Allison,<br />
31/2. She lives in Novi and has worksd for Plante 4<br />
Moran 13 years. Currently she is co-chair of the PTA<br />
committee.<br />
Both women are graduates of Michigan State University<br />
Recently the two talked of how their firm • which has<br />
660 employees in 12 offices - haa maintained ita commitment<br />
to family issues<br />
What does your PTA committee mean to working<br />
parents?<br />
"Over the past four or five years. weVs been success<br />
Ail overall ia retaining a higher percentage of staff."<br />
Hubbard said. "Our family leave act preceded the leave<br />
act in Congress by two years.<br />
"We survey our staff to aee what iaeuea ara important<br />
to them We thought (the PTA) would be an ad hoc<br />
committee disbanded in a year or two but it's still going<br />
There sre always lots of topics to discuss "<br />
*lrt not s women-only group." Perlin added "We're<br />
ef men and women, married and singts, par-<br />
sick parents ia becoming s big issue.<br />
Ths fcmily leave set applies to a child or s parent."<br />
How Ma an I sens is this in the workplace?<br />
"It's a huge issue," Perlin eaid. "Accounting snd<br />
in general have been addressing it the laat six<br />
Half or mors of ths accounting gradu-<br />
To grow aa a firm and retain the beet<br />
la important<br />
"It's net just a women's iseus." Perlin said. " Many<br />
"Thera's been a tremendous<br />
upsurge in residential construction,"<br />
Brody said. There's not<br />
enough manpower."<br />
Housing starts increassd by 91<br />
percent in Oakland County<br />
through October of this year -<br />
5,866 units compared to 4,473 during<br />
the first 10 mon tha of 1993.<br />
The Michigan Aaaociation of<br />
Home Builders also reports that<br />
some 2,460 housing units were<br />
started in Wayne County and<br />
3,800 in Macomb through September.<br />
"Everybody ia in demand. It's<br />
not any one particular trade but<br />
all trades," said Deen Hyde, marketing<br />
director for Pulte Homes<br />
of Michigan.<br />
"I wouldn't say we're<br />
ing shortages so much as<br />
people sll lined up to meet goals,"<br />
she said. "We build throughout<br />
the year so we like to retain a lot<br />
of our subcontractors."<br />
Pulte. the volume leader, in<br />
Michigan, expects to erect some<br />
400 bouaes this year, Hyde said.<br />
Other builders have their eyee<br />
on Pulte's crews, she said.<br />
"They're getting more offers, but<br />
we're retaining them because we<br />
offer 12 months of employment.''<br />
Jacobson and Frick offered another<br />
reaeon for the labor shortage<br />
from the supply side of the equation.<br />
"With the strength of the auto<br />
business, s lot of trades are going<br />
back and working in the shop. It's<br />
probably a more secure situation,"<br />
Jaoobson said.<br />
"With every downturn, 1 think<br />
people get out of the business,"<br />
said Frick. "People leave the state<br />
.V,:<br />
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Going up: Some builder* here report shortages in the construction<br />
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"1 don't think people are picking<br />
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"I think what has to be done is<br />
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Carpenters can make $18 to $26<br />
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aa well.<br />
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Plante ft Moran offer* on-site day care<br />
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How busy are yon two a* partners?<br />
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Perlin said. "Becoming partner<br />
eras something are worked up to. gradually increasing<br />
tbe load. Plant* ft Moran always had<br />
flex time.<br />
"It'a not a 9 to 5 job. Hours aren't the same<br />
daily. We can be real busy at time*, but when<br />
my child waa in the Halloween parade at<br />
school. I was there. 1 work some week night*<br />
but try to take Friday off to be with them '<br />
"Flex time ia the biggest boon to ua." Hub<br />
bard said. "Wa could work at midnight or 6<br />
a.m Or work at home if needed using a computer<br />
and voice mail."<br />
Both have a client base centered in metro<br />
Detroit ao out of town traveling ia minimal.<br />
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"Laat April 14. an accountant waa working<br />
on a very large personal tax return when she<br />
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sick and needed to see a doctor. Four of us got<br />
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together and each took a section of the return<br />
so she could go home and take care of bar son."<br />
What are aome things a company enn do<br />
are family friendly but don't coot too<br />
much to im pleasant?<br />
"Flex tirrt* to the biggest thing," aaid Hubbard.<br />
"Baaic trust in your company to important.<br />
We have that at Plant* ft Moran Our<br />
company provide* a flexible benefits program<br />
under which child care coot* can be paid arith<br />
pre-tax income. That to helpful and not costly<br />
"<br />
Perlin holds a copy of a comprehensive<br />
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"We have an informal buddy plan. Before<br />
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been through it to available and continues<br />
being Accessible during and after tbe leave."<br />
she said.<br />
Both Perlin and Hubbard took a full six<br />
months leave after the births of their children<br />
and returned to their same jobe.<br />
"After a couple of weeks back, it feel* like ere<br />
were never gone." aaid Hubbard.<br />
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SXtCUTIVS SSCRSTARY<br />
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a* davoMd to God A puamg God taw *i h.4<br />
Me CM En >iM4<br />
SAL* A WARS A EDUCATED<br />
fMP 40 5S. dark na* A •*•». nroMaaiona** errv<br />
ployed I aroiAd be Happy to eacftonga phoioa w«h<br />
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nplu* A aunaMA 1 vatua undertcpnttng peeeor 4<br />
accecttnce CM En 32044<br />
LOOKING POR MARRIAOE<br />
6'1.96 toe. 24 1 am looking tor eomeone 10 gel<br />
edto 4 ipend pm reM ol my ale w(h Howetoda<br />
and plan on having aome 1 am ioo»ong tor aomoone<br />
around 20-26 wno haa a good 10b CM En 32061<br />
DARK WARM SROWN EYES<br />
V 64 ymmt youtg. brunaoa. 56 I «r» oul ever,<br />
day 4 taw care ol myeef 1 Mi* *v*rywng. movm.<br />
(Mtfig. ouldoora A emertpirwig peocae • am (ootong<br />
torana»»meemoanarem>,>MwMi CM En 3202t<br />
CHRISTIAN OP NOh6«»*OIMNATIONAL<br />
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brown er*4 I mnpy, dvang. tneaM playa mue*<br />
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vvune mp« baha* an me age* ol 40-6C educated<br />
protoeeonai tor comppraonarap A to Miara me ioy4<br />
or Me «Mi CM En >2014<br />
NSW M TOWN<br />
ASP 34 56. i2i to* coPogeeducated >raer*eMdm<br />
meeang aomoone arno hp* or >4 da.olopng a r*le-<br />
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ENJOY OUTDOOR ACTIWWS<br />
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ir.rtK4*y N. honeei. he*e s g w sanes ol Npeor *<br />
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Cetho4c acwMh I ao 10 churdi on S>PMag iMM<br />
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LCAWB A MB99AOE S ru. CAU. BACK<br />
EM 26 brown Hop. 6*11. I am UMawg 10 mam a<br />
women, angio. nonamotMr *gM drpMer agee 20-<br />
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LOONMO TO MCAR mOH YOU<br />
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IIUOImbm* CM EM U M<br />
CHURCH CENTKRSD URE<br />
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proM*wonM| *mpta|M. haws 1 dau^aerMhome<br />
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SM 20.200 toe. 96. work ot* M me gym.<br />
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6-24 ipnpy<br />
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3 A i* looiung tor compprv-<br />
•moppr. h*v* n*v*r b**n mpmpd. v*ry 00<br />
•arlK I *npy Mrang om. coolang and mak-ng<br />
CM* CM E*t stair<br />
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eye*, nonemotipr nondnwer I enpy weeaPncL Mv-<br />
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enys* campmg. t.eivng. long wataa. courw* muac 4<br />
C»w>atian nxasc Looking lor a men 35-46 w*^<br />
wmaar interest CM En 31627<br />
OO YOU LOVE THE LOROT<br />
SWP Born pgpmChnRwrt, 5 4 !29toa W|J»1 brown<br />
hp* 4 blue eye* rm looking lor e mpM tor jood<br />
conv*raahon waiaa n the pern, ahows dancing 4<br />
going to ctnrch CM En 31926<br />
BAPTIST, MOTHER OP 2<br />
SP i enpy reading, cootang. guMt evening* at home<br />
4 IpentVig time aMh ChPMen I *m looking tor 4 30<br />
40 yaar ok3 mar, at MaR 56 amor** are ok i wotAd<br />
i*e aomaon* who can go to chmfi & ipend km*<br />
**th U* CM En 11911<br />
MANY aCTERESTS<br />
OP 41 buwines* woman, an*active tiendpr 56.<br />
TALL MEN. LET ME HEAR PROM YOU<br />
OR Eart* 50 » ataaceve. Honest, amcere. Camokc<br />
56. Orowi hp* A eye* l enpy gardsnmg. ouUoors.<br />
COOMng. tpwmg. warm romarsc r<br />
out gong to movwa. cempmg A herang. i am eeM-<br />
ng a one women man lo ahare the same irsereai A<br />
nopetu** s good Inendshp A poeaC** tut^e '«*•<br />
boneNp Nonemoker. *ocM dnnkpr wa be lm*<br />
CM En 11SM<br />
ATTENO CHURCH WEEKLY<br />
DWP CaRiOkc prr*aiamnM| employed. ftnanoaPy<br />
aMDM -604100k nanu* 40. Mtractuva tormar modM<br />
56. 115 to* brown black he*. Mown *y«* I want to<br />
meM a btoe or Whae oo4ar*d genn*m*n. Chnaban.<br />
about 6 attr active good pOyscM condeon.. that i<br />
coUd vend some kme warn CM En 31636<br />
SEEKING A CHRISTIAN<br />
sap 45 56 metSum bu*d. 4HracPwe I pnpy con-<br />
cern. pen** omM ctamera. wdeos m home A waau<br />
ntheperk t d mm ta mpM en Atacan American w*»o<br />
h*4 4 greM tanse o' humor OM can be aenou* too.<br />
« down to earth A enpys Me CM En 31*33<br />
NO CMNKERS OR SMOKERS PLEASE<br />
SP 57 but took about 47. Eiropopn. 57. browm hp*<br />
4 eye* i wouw hke ta mmm 4 Chnafcan men 55-60<br />
1 old 1 MM dpncmg A dmmg out once 4 were*<br />
En H630<br />
LOOKING POR SOMEONE TO SROtL<br />
SWP i m Mxmieneou*. 33 56 146 toe wen brown<br />
h** 4 twown eyes I mCaRiOkc. SOOMdrvWprSpprt-<br />
hme imoaer 1 m protasaona** emptoyeo * home<br />
owner 4 arm* lower l tave barbecues, boatmg 4<br />
me g>yi range I'm eeaenga smgM wmne maM, w«n<br />
no cna»en »ou are prolese«na*y employed 4 law<br />
entorcemeni 14 encoura<br />
RACEl<br />
SSP Beaut'j >35 to* rm aa along a genopmpn 50<br />
>us If comparaoronp Sompone who M44 horse-<br />
back nckng. vMcrvng t » . long wake* 4 domg tun<br />
her CM En<br />
piaymg Mdoo gama* A gong tadhMCh every<br />
CM En.3lSSS<br />
LOOKJMO POR LOVING PARTNERSHIR<br />
SWM 50. good lootang. 56.170 to*, dark broem hee.<br />
Mueeyes rm4 wncereChraeanand Mend Jtrtfi<br />
on a regular beM 1 MM wortnng out Mong. monea<br />
Anmg out. theater, concerts A do>ng vwtgs weh 4<br />
aperaM rm naking s Bac* lemeto who's s Ome-<br />
san. Mm to ehep***|U1 proportion to h*M« AaM Cap Eat 31821<br />
VAWBTYQRBIIBRBBTI<br />
•M 23. 56. dark he*. Mu* eyea 1 eapy apen«ng<br />
Mna aMi my tam*y A kMnd* I BM tNMraw andanpy<br />
me otMoort 1 pm lootwtg tor a am^e mMe tompM<br />
16-25 who s KMng canng A has a wanaly at mm-<br />
eeU CM En 31812<br />
TRMNO IS EVSRYTIBMO<br />
SWM 26 Tha aong aays mere « a Sme tor every<br />
txrpoae under hppven > RM kma a ngw tor . • epnng 4 honee> CM Eat 11999<br />
CHRISTIAN VALUSS<br />
SWP 44. 5-4 I anyo* dancing, ptays. concerts 4<br />
36-60 m *M Ouwnrt.w area *Mh avatar 46-56 whoa Ira<br />
MeogMimp God CM En 11791<br />
147. e»er 56.<br />
wan out chaoren Someone whoa a '<br />
nonpar ameer* 6 e meN CM En 118S3<br />
urrs mSt POR CORPSE<br />
a*M 89-76 1 aMe wouu MM goma OM 10 dnner<br />
trp*w peat 6 tem*> Mtet CM En HI<br />
ALWAYfOM TIM OO<br />
19 SI.<br />
18^4 W*I0 a Of CaRMkc rskoon a* I am<br />
ISM MONROE<br />
>wn eiaa<br />
naAhpi M 3 boys My repipa* 1661<br />
MUST BS A MATURE GENTLEMAN<br />
SWP 20 5 4 110 to* auOkXn he*, green eyes<br />
employed 4 mdepandpnt I'm a nonamokpr 4<br />
nondhnhar Seekmg a PngM WtMe male. prWtorabiy<br />
21-26 who * wso employed 4 mdepondem 1 MM<br />
ctvKSen gomg to mowi, parks poacs meMer<br />
horsabpek ndmn campmg4 IMung CMEn JW42<br />
CHILDREN ARE GROWN 4 ON THEIR OWN<br />
ItfWP E*n-y 60s, brown hp* blue eyes own my own<br />
•om* 1 Me evening* Ommg. country western<br />
4 >o*e srvmpii I'm looking tor someone 10 share<br />
pmpw fang* m Me wen CM En >1620<br />
UKS DOING ANYTHING<br />
WW* 6C se" employed 5. brown hp*. 4 eyes mm<br />
goitmg bowtmg playing cards A monos ' m Chn»-<br />
t»pn bm don 1 attend cf**ch now CMEn 31510<br />
METHOOIST .<br />
SFRewedtPPCher young 50 somptrang non»monar.<br />
nondvapr 1 am nterested m meeting someone<br />
who's mteresled n nuac, plays wa*ong plpymg<br />
got*, bowkna arts 4 cats Oknmg A duel meets at<br />
home CMEn 31384<br />
POSITTVE OUTLOOR<br />
WF 46 Camokc heve a daughter age 22. a son age<br />
26 rail nonamoker. rm retired CM En 31383<br />
PROFESSIONAL WITH 2 MASTERS DEGREE<br />
SSP 56-6'4 dark orunetM preny inteAigeni. greet<br />
connersMonMR. pn*wc4*y 14 t love tenras. waai-<br />
mg 4 Mcang rm loakmg lor 4 men Piers 4 conaprva<br />
t/ve Cnrwkan Metnodsi Bac*'a 4540 ree^ oka<br />
knpnciM* secure Someone who eryoys s «anet> 01<br />
CMEn 31916<br />
M me gym t IM aaMnmgioC<br />
church Choe 6 anend MbM study rm romarac M<br />
heart ' would mm tc meet a smgM Chnabar tameM<br />
35-60 who a KMtng nonea A caring CMEn >1803<br />
OO YOU HAVE BHRLAR RtT ERESTS"'<br />
SWM 42. 510 green eyes brown hp*. Cafltokc.<br />
eri'C*0|ad m the neaan car* held I enpy cookie,<br />
kanekng * hiMory 1 am romerac. a good Mtn* 4<br />
have a good senee oI humor I am tooMng tor a<br />
women who a honoM A ancare In her* 30 * anth<br />
hear* 4 raahi proporsona CM Ejrt >17*4<br />
FRIEND&HlP POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP<br />
SWM 32. 5"t0. 190 to* never been memed bom<br />
agam Chnaaen kght brown har deep tkue e*es<br />
very oiAgomg. attractnre I enpy Chriaben mut«c<br />
Chnesan concerts, mowMS qumi eneranga 4 c»M-<br />
dran 1 am aeekmg a no<br />
26-35 CM En 31773<br />
HONEST CARRIG CHR»TIAN<br />
SM Broom ha* Mue eye* 5' 11.185 to* larotookmg<br />
tor an nonest cenng Onsban woman 26-33 who *<br />
npwer been mpmed 4 has no dappndprss Someone<br />
who orpras 10 kve Pm* Me cm lean CM En 31769<br />
BLACK HAM. BLUE EYES<br />
SWM 20. 5'i0-5 11 1 am looking tor a<br />
>1<br />
CM Eat >1687 FAJMLY MAN<br />
DSN 40. 5S. non>mo*ar. aMh 1 raa en Lowe Pm<br />
Lord 1 am an irk raa. Or Mar lamer and Itaa<br />
beonft roasr Maimg. mo KIP*, pay*, concert*. MRfc-<br />
mg n me pet* A *M hewng Apt 1 am looking tor a<br />
Oir Par limMl 30-46. 1 ai^*mpropcrspntohe^yv<br />
w*h a hm. down id aenh pw aonaMi Checker, ck<br />
CM En >1798<br />
SWM 24 brown Monde IMP. Mue eyea. 56 I anpy<br />
gong 10 eftweft. al aporsng events A 1 love juM<br />
hpngmg out 4 eryoymg oam piopai UPttparty A<br />
taPang I em looking tor a woman 22-27. veryata^H<br />
very aaraceve M no cMMi CM Ea 61768<br />
0WW 70. 86. 198 to* rear*<br />
aMang.fterwtg.camgng.tM<br />
eaang out 1 am Uokmg tor a Whaa tan<br />
spend me rea M my Ms a*. CM En >1799<br />
I NEED LOTS OR HUOS<br />
t a home 4<br />
180-70 to<br />
147.5-10.1<br />
but mars m me eyes l*A*<br />
CHRISTIAN MINDED<br />
SM _ookmg pr a woman c* th* fareacotta persua-<br />
won 1 woud pretor you to be S'4-56. not over 135<br />
tos w*h a Render txMd 4 anracPwe Most important<br />
someone oxm a tieeiihtii character on PM mpoe as<br />
aresMolyo1980<br />
LET S SHAHS HOBBIES<br />
SSM 6. 191 tos, 41 I am aeekmg an taacft<br />
•mcere. noripst 4 ri:imtmpsca*»e lady One wrx •*<br />
mtereRed m a one on one monogamous relakon-<br />
Sh* Race t unimportant CM En >1976<br />
ANY HACS WELCOME<br />
SM Bom agem Chneknn nonamokpr 57 44 ^r*<br />
aflractrve 1 am looking tor 4 pri 25-40 o1 an* race<br />
CM En 31972<br />
WIUJNG TO MEET NEW FRIENDS<br />
SM 23 56 dark hae bkieeyes 1 enp* PM outdoors,<br />
huneng l»sh«ng. cetorV cenoemg 4 ifMnrtaig ftme<br />
w4h my feiends I em loc*cng tor a wngM Whee<br />
'emMa 16-25 who anpys Me A net bemg eround<br />
peopM CM En >1912<br />
VOLUNTEER FOR POOR A HOSiELESS<br />
SM 41. S, 180 to* handsome dark ha* A a tviv-<br />
lache Oneban wrm a Camokc becaground 1 em<br />
looking to deneioc a good triendtakp 4 a bang<br />
have Km 1 am mlo venous lends ot *pons 4 outdoor<br />
actMMM CM En >1787<br />
NSW TO THE ANSA<br />
BM 47. S'10. 175 B* Mown har. Mu* eye* n*a-<br />
I good *<br />
IBtMCh.i<br />
anemVig<br />
domg a tot or iMtorei* ttsngs Erv* toods<br />
M. awng. boaeng. 1 love tod* 1 am >ookH<br />
t who s a nonamoker. a m good shape<br />
domg a k><br />
tra.Mmg.1<br />
> ot iter aM works oul A<br />
CM E*l >1744<br />
LONG TERM RCLATIOM8MM<br />
SMI 27, brown he* & eye*. 00m a hou*" em-<br />
ooyaa lamtryngtoftndagoodCltnManwonwtor<br />
4 long term >mseeming. 1 atna a BapkM crvcr t<br />
eryo* mo mi dmmg out danong CM En >176><br />
SEEKING lOftMONE SREOAL<br />
OWM 50 Camokc. 5H. '9C toe.. emokonaPy A<br />
tmanoM*<br />
onsrvp 4<br />
onsrvp 4 poewbM tong term rpMbcmenp I enpy<br />
concerts, mowes. drang oul. aomeOy dub* week<br />
ends tnpa 4 3uaer evenmgs rm a very canng 4<br />
ahect-onase person, hoc^^hi *Ou are me seme<br />
Sonde or red har wo*4d be a phi* CM En >171)<br />
STRONG MORALS A VALUES<br />
SWM 53. 5'10. K, tnm 4 Otoen cut 1 enpy Sea<br />
merkeM. bemg outdoors good lood. esc rm lookmg<br />
tar 4 hpean* proporaoraM tomato. 01(10 a easy gomg<br />
4 easy to gM along wan. lor Inendarap 4 posetse<br />
retabonahp CM En >1971<br />
OWM 36.66.246 toa . eMi brown her A ham eye*<br />
have two etawen. am a very loving * 1<br />
man mf a good senee ot tkjmor I'm looking tor a<br />
•oner jp 10 36 e*io a honeM. has a sense ot<br />
tkmtor 4 can stand bang spoled CM En >1882<br />
BMERIONATOPI<br />
SMrmani<br />
emtokc butd < look good ei a atat or papns i m a<br />
Sagaanu* Camokc. Kahen. 170 to*. 5-10.45 yaars<br />
o*3 wen mec**n bgoe ha* btue eyes 4 a great<br />
amae rm Km towwig outgomg. tana* onereed. a<br />
hopeless rompnac oWy * MM IM r g )Qke* 1 woUd<br />
tee to neve a monogamoua rpiabanahp<br />
CM En >1988<br />
ENJOY CHRISTIAN MUSIC<br />
SUM 30. 5'11 A 175 to* rm eeeriaed ei pones<br />
sport* com^rsekon A chtfch pnendance rmtook-<br />
mg ty.aeoneervetrve yovmg women 20-30. omo haa<br />
<br />
5ST<br />
ona CM Est >16<br />
tolheree* loves cha»en has good 1<br />
• be^eves m God A deeee* s very heppv tampy Me<br />
CM e«1 >2087<br />
MMO OVER MATTER<br />
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