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Salem, <strong>Canton</strong> do well in aquatics championship By ANNE SULLIVAN Special Writer The first annual Womens Western Wayne Aquatics Championships were recently at John Glenn High School in Westland With nine teams competing. Plymouth Salem tied <strong>for</strong> first with Rocks bow to Andover By THOMAS ZAIBEK Special Writer The Plymouth Salem JV football team lost its final game of the season, 24-6 to Bloomfield Hills Andover Andover scored two quick touch downs in the first quarter, one in the second and one in the third quarter The only Salem score came in the second quarter on a 70yard run by John Lewelling. The Rocks Junior Varsity ended the season with five wins and three losses. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH John Glpnn earning 231 points and Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> 104 points. came in fifth with THE FINALS <strong>for</strong> Salem and <strong>Canton</strong> are: 200 yard medley relay team of Jill McCann, Diane Miller, Sue Stanwood, Sue Henry came in second at 2:11.4 <strong>for</strong> Salem Kay Spring. Janet Gottschalk. Wendy Gray, Tina DeWalt placed in the consolation finals <strong>for</strong> <strong>Canton</strong>. 200 yard freestyle, Itlarion Stanwood came in first <strong>for</strong> Salem at 2:05.6 Lori Hogan came in sixth <strong>for</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> at 2:32.7. 200 individual medley, Sue Stan wood came in first at 2:26.3. Cindy Shelansky came in fifth <strong>for</strong> Carlton at 2:33 7. 50 freestyle, Tamie Crespo came in first <strong>for</strong> Salem at 26.9 and Jane Anderson came in fifth <strong>for</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> at 28.9. 100 butterfly, Sue Stanwood came in first at 1:07.8 and Hogan came in fifth at 1:19.2. 100 freestyle, Crespo came in first at 59.8 and Anderson came in third at 1:04.1. ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDI- NANCE, BEING ORDINANCE NO. 47 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing, pursuant to the provisions of the Rural Township Zoning Act. being Act 184, P A 1943. as amended, will be held by the Plymouth Township Planning Commission, on its own motion, on Wednesday. <strong>November</strong> 19 <strong>1975</strong> at 7 30 PM Eastern Standard Time, at the Plymouth Township Hall, located at 42350 Ann Arbor Road, <strong>for</strong> the purpose of considering and acting upon a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, being Ordinance No 47. of the Township of Plymouth. Wayne County. Michigan relative to the proposed adoption of a change of wording in Section 11. being the C-2 General Commercial District section of Ordinance No 47 The text of the proposed amendment is available <strong>for</strong> inspection by members of the public during regular business hours at the Township Clerk's Office. Plymouth Township Hall Date of Hearing <strong>November</strong> 19. <strong>1975</strong> Publish October 27 <strong>November</strong> <strong>13</strong> I97S PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION Doris Ritchie. Secretarv NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDI- NANCE, BEING ORDINANCE NO. 47 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing, pursuant to the provisions of the Rural Township Zoning Act. being Act 184. P A 1943, as amended, will be held by the Plymouth Township Planning Commission, on its own motion, on Wednesday. <strong>November</strong> 19. <strong>1975</strong> at 7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, at the Plymouth Township Hall, located at 42350 Ann Arbor Road, <strong>for</strong> the purpose of considering and acUng upon a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, being Ordinance No 47 of the Township of Plymouth. Wayne County, Michigan relative to the proposed adoption of a change of wording in Section 15. being the schedule of regulations section of Ordinance No. 47 The text of the proposed amendment is available <strong>for</strong> inspection by members of the public during regular business hours at the Township Clerk's Ohice. Plymouth Township Hall Date of Hearing <strong>November</strong> 19. <strong>1975</strong> Publish October 27 <strong>November</strong> <strong>13</strong>, 1J75 PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION DORIS RITCHIE. 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Marion Stan' wood came in first <strong>for</strong> Salem at 4:16.3 Anderson, DeWalt, Hogan and Shelansky came in third at 4:23.4 <strong>for</strong> <strong>Canton</strong>. Amy McClumpha came in first in diving with 307.65 points. Lisa Lukens came in fifth with 286.4 points. Both are from Salem. Salem places 2d in league swim meet By ANNE SUL1JVAN Special Writer The.Suburgan 8 swimming and diving championships were held Nov. ^6 at Red<strong>for</strong>d Union High and Plymouth Salem Rocks earned 166 points to tie <strong>for</strong> second with Dearborn T^ie Salem swimmers finished 4-2 in the league and 7-5 overall. The Rocks held one league record in the 200-yard freestyle by Marion Stanwood at 2:11. She broke her own record taking first at 2:03 2 <strong>for</strong> a new league record Salems results at the Suburban 8 championships are 200 individual medley. Sue Stanwood. second at 2:26; 50 freestyle, Tamie Crespo. fourth at 26.8; 100 butterfly Sue Stanwood, fourth at 1:06.9; 100 freestyle, Crespo. fourth at 1:00.3; 500 freestyle, Marion Stanwood. first at 5:38.5; and 100 backstroke, Jill McCann, third at 110 8. The 400 freestyle relay team from Salem came in third at 4:01.1. Crespo. Chris LeClair. Manon and Sue Stanwood will be going to the state finals tomorrow (Friday) to compete in the 400 freestyle relay Crespo will also be going in the 50 freestyle. Marion Stanwood also will be representing Salem in the 200 and 500 freestyle. Sue Stanwood will also be in the 200 individual medley and 100 butterfly. <strong>Canton</strong> swimmers place 5th in Western 6 meet By ANNE SULLIVAN Special Writer The Western 6 girls swimming and diving championships were held Nov. 5-6 with Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> finishing fifth with <strong>13</strong>3 points. The Chief swimmers finished their season with an overall record of 1-12 This didn't discourage the Chiefs in any way This young squad, mostly freshmen, improved their individual time with every meet and set manyvarsity records this season. With the close of the <strong>1975</strong>-76 swim season the <strong>Canton</strong> Chiefs have a well deserved win and a very optimistic outlook <strong>for</strong> next season The results of the Western 6 cham pionships f or <strong>Canton</strong> are 200 yard medley relay team of Peggy McElmeel, Laura Toor, Kay Spring. Sue McCourt came in fifth; 200 freestyle. Lori Hogan, fifth at 2:27.8. <strong>for</strong> a <strong>Canton</strong> varsity record; 200 individual medley. Cindy She lansky, third at 2:33.4; 50 freestyle, Jan* 1 Anderson, sixth at 29.3 and Tina DeWalt ninth at 29.6; 100 butterfly, Lori Hogan. third at 1:17.3; Kay Spring eighth at 1:21.4 and Robin Thompson 12th at 1:32 8. 100 freestyle. Anderson seventh at 1:06 5. DeWalt eighth at 1:08; 100 backstroke. Shelansky third at 1 09.5; and 100 breaststroke. Jill Moorehead. 11th at 1:30.6 Cagers ending season tonight By ROBIN NEIMAN Special Writer The Plymouth Salem girls basketball team will end its league play tonight (Thursday i at home in a contest against Allen Park beginning at 6:30 p.m. With their league title safe in the Suburban 8. the team can use the contest against Allen Park as a time to get things in orders <strong>for</strong> the district playoffs beginning next week THE ROCKS won the league title with a 66-52 win over Red<strong>for</strong>d Union Salem's league record of 9-0 insures them of the champinaship FOR 45 TURKEYS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9-16-23 (No Purchat* Nacssaary) —7 MILE & FARMINGTON ROAD SHOPPING CENTER— GINGISS FORMAL WEAR HOUSE OF MUSIC SANDERS O'BRIEN S MAN'S WORLD TODAY SHOP KINNEY'S SHOES DR. D.W. SCHIFF & DR. H.J. 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