CANTON (DBSERUW - Canton Public Library

6C(C) Tha Obsentr, THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1995
ON THE
WEEKEND
•ART SHOW
Glass. metei and atone
Come visit a showing of re
v~ent collaborative efforts
t* Cliff Holdampf and Don
Sch&cider Friday through
Sunday. April 28-30. at
Francis Jewel rrv 4?0 For
e*c, Forest Place Mill in
Plymouth Information.
469 I960
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The Plymouth stamp show
mil be held 10 a m to 6
p m Saturday, April 29.
and 10 a m to 5 p.m. Sun
day. Apnl 30. at Central
Middle School. Church
Street at Main in down
town Plymouth Free ad
mission. Free parking
Sponsored by West Suburban
Stamp Club.
Put on your walking shoes,
get your camera ready and
come to the Miller Woods
on Powell Road between
Beck and Ridge from 1 -4
p m. Sunday. Apnl 29. and
Sunday. May 7. It's time
for the 20th annual guided
spring walks. Members of
the Fnend* of Miller
Woods will be on hand to
conduct tours and answer
queationa about the property's
history, wildlife.
trees and wildflowera
• EARTH DAY
Maybury State Park will
boat its sixth annual Earth
Day Celebration on 10 am.
Saturday, April 29. Events
include a 10K race followed
by environmental
displays and activities
from 11 am. to 3 p.m.. including
nature hikes and
earth crafts for children.
Maybury State Park ia located
on Eight Mile Rd .
one mile west of Beck Road
in Northvilie Townahip.
Information. 810-349-8390.
The Plymouth Symphony
Orchestra'a pops concert,
sponsored by Ford Motor
Co.. featuring tbe bluegraas
band RPD Boys, will be
held 8 p m. Friday. April
28, at the Fox Hilla Country
Club, 8768 N. Temtori
u. Plymouth. The sym
phony will play selections
from "Billy tbe Kid" by
Copland, "The Grand Can
yon Suite" by Grofe,
Rodger* and Hammer
"Stars and Stripaa Forever"
by Souaa The second
annual silent auction will
continue throughout the
evening, with items for sale
on display before and dur
ing tbe concert. A live auction
will be held during the
items for tbe auction, call
Mary Thotnaa at 463-3016
Ticketa for the dinner and
t are $40 for adoha
i and $30 for
i in kindergarten
through 12th grade. Cock
tail* will be aarved at 6
r a* 630 and
will be served dur
ing the intermiaaion For
the concert and deaaert
only, ticketa mo 130 for
uon and $15
for students. Reservations
are necessary. 461-2112.
YOUR 8 U I D E TO EVENTS IN AND A R O U N D C A N T O N
• MATMTRAR'
The Plymouth Theatre
Guild will present Ira Levin's
Deathtrap" on Apnl
28. 29 and May 5. 6. 7, 12
and 13. Showtime will be 8
p m Friday and Saturday.
6 p. m. Sunday Adults $8
' door I. senior 'youth $7
idoor). Group rates available
for 20 or more at 15
each General seating.
Ticketa are exchangeable
but not refundable. Tickets
may be purchased in
advance for $ 1 off at Sir
Speedy Printing Center.
486 S. Main, Plymouth, or
Heavenly Bakery. 43063
W Seven Mile. Northvilie
(Highland Lakes Shopping
Center), or by mail: PTG.
Tickets P O Box 700461.
Plymouth 48170 Information.
349-7110.
R LAS VISAS I
The Plymouth/Canton
Jaycees Wheeler-Dealer
Las Vegas Night will be
held 7 p.m. to midnight
Fnday. April 28. at the
Mayflower Meeting Houae.
499 S Main in Plymouth
Participants must be 21
years old. $500 maximum
payoff per person Admission
$10, with $5 worth of
chips free. All proceeds will
be used to benefit the
Plymouth-Canton communities.
The Plymouth Community
Chorus will perform ita
21st apring concert, "Remember
the Song." 8 p.m
Saturday. April 29, and 4
pm. Sunday. April 30, at
Plymouth Salem High
School, 46181 Joy, west of
Canton Center in Canton.
Ticketa are $8 for adults
and $6 for seniors/students
and available at Dearborn
Muaic, 42679 Ford Road,
Canton; Evola Muaic, 215
W. Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth;
Sideways, 506 Forest,
Plymouth; Northvilie
Record. 104 W Main.
Northvilie; and at the door.
Information, 466-4080.
Canton Parka and Recreation
Services ia sponsoring
its ——I Kids Fiahing
Derby on Saturday, May 6.
Tbe Heritafs Park Ponds
will be atoefced with rainbow
trout. Awards will be
given for tbe largest fiah
caught. First prise is a
$100 Sevings Bond. Open
regiatration tbe day of
event, space permitting.
Registration through
Thursday, May 4.
CLUBS
Republican Club will
6 p.m. Thursday, April 27,
at the Water Club Grill.
Plymouth Townahip.
M.O.M (Meet Other
Mothers) pm
will be heid 930-1130
Friday, April 28, at First
Preebyterian Church, 701
Church la Plymouth. The
tips. All am
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Spring fashion
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On parade: Canton Newcomers members recently
modeled new spring fashions courtesy of
Winkelman's at the April general meeting.
Above, Cindy Bryars is in an evening dress.
For more information about Newcomers, call
981-4915, 416-0284 or 453-3693.
child care is provided for a
nominal fee. Call Toni at
463-6134.
Suburban Republican
Women will meet 11 am.
Thursday. April 27. at the
Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth.
Lunch is S10. The
speakers are Jack Kirksey,
Republican candidate running
for mayor of Livonia,
and Art Sipppola, Republican
State Commission financial
counsel, discussing
state elections and party
rules. Call Joy Hartman at
(810) 474-5637 for reservationa.
RNAAFA
The Michigan Chapter of
tbe National Association
to Advance Fat Acceptance
(NAAFA) Inc. ia boating a
Saturday night hiau, 8
p.m. to 1 am. Saturday,
April 29, at the Clarion
Hotel-Metro Airport. Wear
your favorite Hawaiian attire
and secure a chance to
win the Beat Hawaiian
Outfit contest. Coat ia $10
for members and $13 for
non-members. (810) 262
6877.
The 60-Plus Club will
meet noon Monday. May 1.
at First United Methodist
Church of Plymouth, 45201
N. Territorial. Thoee attending
should bring their
own table service and a
dish to pass for the potluck.
Program will follow.
R INRO cmcs
Three Cities Art Club will
meet 7 p.m. Monday, May
1. at Plymouth Townahip
Hall, at Ann Arbor Road
and Lilley. Mary Cbelthrop
will apeak on art history
and composition.
R CANTOR I
The Canton Newcomers
general meeting will be
held. 7 p.m. hospitality,
7:30 p.m. meeting.
Wednesday, May 3; at
Sunflower Clubhouee,
46800 Hanford Road, in
Canton. Winners from our
raffle fundraiser to benefit
community hoepice will be
drawn. Come see if you are
a winner. They will have
new officer elections. Infor
mation, 416-0284, 453-
3693, or 981 4915.
R AAUW
The American Aaaociation
of University Women annual
book sale will be held
Thursday through Saturday.
May 4-6, at
Starkweather Center in
Plymouth.
Liyonia-Redford Chapter
No. 130, Parents Without
Partners, is meeting at the
Cadillac Cafe. 30565 Grand
River, Farmington Hilla.
They meet on the first and
third Thursdays of each
month. Parent and family
activities are planned. New
members welcome at 8
p.m. for orientation. General
meeting at 8:30 p.m. After
the meeting, they go
into the lounge for dancing
to music played by a D J.
Diane. 464 1969
• JAYCEES
The Plymouth/Canton
Jaycees meet at 7:30 p.m.
on the fourth Thursday of
the month at the Plymouth
Cultural Center. 525
Farmer in Plymouth.
AROUND
TOWN
U.S. Rep. Lynn Rivers, D-
Ann Arbor, will conduct a
town meeting for Plymouth
residents 7-9 p.m. Thursday
at the Plymouth Canton
High School Little
Theater. The meeting will
be-an open forum at which
attendees will be free to
discuss a wide range of
topics. Rivers will talk
about the first 100 days of
the 104th Congress and
will take questions. Information,
Shannon Fisk or
David Kramer at 741-4210.
i/PARmm
The Canton Parks and
Recreation Services, in
conjunction with DAM
Art Studio, ia sponsoring
cartooning and drawing/
painting classes, aa well aa
a new preschool class. The
cartoon claaa will feature
basic shapes and cartoon
panels with exploration of
favorite characters. The
drawing/painting claaa ia
for beginning and advanced
students and will
explore drawing, charcoal,
pencils and watercolor.
Regiatration deadline is
April 28.397-5110.
• AtUK* PARTY
Parents of seniors graduating
from Plymouth Canton
and Plymouth Salem high
schools are needed to volunteer
for the senior class
party. Volunteers are needed
for card dealing and to
act as chape rones Infor
mation, 469-3816.
The honors choirs from
Eriksson and Tonda elementary
schools will perform
7 p.m. Thursday.
April 27, to raise their voices
in song as one choir under
the direction of their
music teacher. Rob Koch,
at Tonda's cafetorium.
Each choir will perform
two musical selections on
ita own and then join for
the remaining portion of
the concert. The concert is
free.
• LIVING SOBMAR
Sponsored by the City of
Plymouth and Northvilie
Senior Center 1 -3 p.m.
Monday, May I, at Plymouth
Cultural Center, 525
Farmer in Plymouth.
Avoiding probate and reducing
taxes to heirs will
be discussed, along with
the advantages of a living
trust. A question-and-answer
session will follow.
The discussion will be presented
by financial expert
Paul Leduc. Information,
455-6623.
R SCHOOLCRAFT
RfRISTRATtON
Walk-in registration for
spring-summer Continuing
Education courses at
Schoolcraft College ia
being held 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday,
May 3-4, in the college's
McDowell Center. Information,
462-4448.
BOORS
The Plymouth Community
Chorus ia conducting a
two-for-one early bird pre
aale of 1996 Entertainment
booka. When a book ia ordered
before May 15, a free
1995 book will be supplied.
The booka are $40. The
proceeds will go to finance
a chorus trip to Waahington,
D.C. To place orders,
call 469-6829.
C A L E N D A R F O R M
Friends of Univeraity of
Michigan Matthaei Botanical
Gardens apring perennial
aale will be held 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday, April 29-30.
Take U.S.-23 to the
Geddea Road exit, head
east to Dixboro Road. At
Dixboro Road, turn north.
The Botanical Gardens
aite ia two milea north at
1800 N. Dixboro Road. Fri-
Tha P^neBi mi Canton OtMnnw welcome Calendar itenu Items should be from non-profit day,com- April 28, from 2-7
munity /roups or individuals announcing a community program or went Please type or pnnt p.m., a special Friends of
the information belou and mail your item to The Calendar, Canton Observer, 744 Wing. Matthaei Botanical Gar-
Plymouth, Ml 46170, or by fax to 313-459-4224 Deadline for Calendar item* is noon dena members' presale will
Fnday for the follomng Tkuridayt paper Call 459-2700 if you have any question* take place. Individuals
wishing to have first selection
Friday evening before
DaIC mJI Tias*;
tha aale opens to tha public
may join at tha door and
receive 10 percent off their
perennial purchase. Information,
Jacqui at 998-
7081.
at Trinity CoUafs, Dublin, Ireland, laat i
Watdasan la planning to pursue a <
thropology. 8be la a 11 High
The Madonna Uai
pear la the ltto
hip by Who s Who Among
UaJveraMe* aad CoU*^a
4ty atudenta' namee will ap-
Need someone to talk
about your problema? Call
Suburban Weet Community
Center at 981-2666 or <
937 9500 for Community
Mental Healthcare.
The Trinity Preabyterian
Church Sunday School
children in grades three
through five will present
"Little Big Lunch" 7 p.m.
Sunday. April 30, at the
church, 10101 W. Ann Arbor
Road. The musical ia
baaed on the miracle of the
feeding of the 5,000 and Jesus'
words "1 am the bread
! of life."
Monday. May 15, Angela
Hospice will tee up ita seventh
annual golf outing at
the Links at Pinewood.
The all-day package at
$150 includes 18 holes of
golf with cart, buffet lunch,
steak dinner, bar service,
and several chances to win
prixea from local business
es. Golfers can drive home
a new car from Hinea Park
Lincoln-Mercury in Plymouth
by sinking an ace on
the par three third hole.
The four-person scramble
outing will have a shotgun
atart at 12:30 p.m. Information,
Dorothy York at
Angela Hospice, 464-7810,
before May 1.
R KIDS, KITES
"Kids, Kites and Family
Fun," sponsored by the
Metro Detroit Aaaociation
for the Education of Young
Children, will be held 10
a.m. to noon Saturday,
April 29, at Plymouth
Townahip Park. Por children
agea 3-8. Parents
must atay. Plymouth Children'a
Nursery will sponsor
a booth for face painting.
Kite making and flying,
storybook characters,
and other outdoor activities.
Informstion, Jean La-
Point*, 463-3712, or Pat
Maclsaac, 463-8051.
• WALKATNON
The Michigan Parkinson
Foundation Walkathon
will be held 11 am. Saturday,
May 20, at University
of Michigan-Dearborn
campus. University of
Michigan-Flint campus
and Owoaao-Memorial
Health Care Center. All
thoae with Parkinaon'a,
care provider* and families
are aaksd to participate in
tbe annual aralkathon.
Thia is to raiae funding to
assist new support groups,
train volunteers and support
group leaders and to
develop further programs
to address tbe needs of
thoae with Parkinaon'a. To
register, call 746-2000.
R ATTIC MLR
Attic super aale, sponsored
by Lucile B. Conger Alumna*
Group of University of
Michigan. Nonprofit proceeds
provide scholarship
from women. 9 am to 4
p.m. Friday, April 28, aad 9
am. to 2 p.m. Saturday,
April 29, with clearance
price* at noon at the
Courtyard Shopa, 1883
Plymouth Road at Upland,
just acroaa the street from
Univeraity of Michigan
North Campua.
I Kriata Altemua, France*
Bernard, Pamela Neal. Tammy Puakan aad
Stephanie SeaboH were inducted into the interna
bsasiaij s.fcslaaMi HI FOLJ Pill TWa K*b
pa — Omicron Iota Chapter, at Schoolcraft Col
To submit your academic honor or graduation announcement
to Camous Notes tend the niafrlaf
printed or typewritten to. Bridget Moran, Plymouth-Canton
Otaarvar, 744 Wing St. Plymouth,
Mk*. 48170.
I N D C P E N O E N T
B A P T I S T BIBLE
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36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonia 46150
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BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN
BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE
29475 W Six Mile, Livonia
525-3664 or 261-9276 .
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Evening Worship
Wed Family Hour
YOUTH
AWANA
CLUBS
.10:00 A.M
.11:00 A.M.
. 6;00 P.M
. .7:30 PM
April 30th
11 00 a m "Hosaa and His WHe"
6 00 p.m Awana Award Night
'A Church That* Concerned About People"
KVixord EUF*Rsr CHURCH- /,
25295 Grand River Avenue at 7 Mile Road
Radford, Michigan • 533-2300
Sunday WoraMp » J0 A M Church School 10.46 A.M.
I Midweek Family Program. Wednesdays §:46 P.M.
April 30th
Guest Speaker Ron Leon
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ST. ANDREW'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1*3*0 Hubbard Road
Uvortfa. Michigan 4*154
421-S451 .
Moo-Ffi 9 30 A M. Hoy Eucharist
Wednesday 600 PM D w & Classes
Saturday 5 00 PM Hot* Eucharm
Sunday 7 45 A 10 A M Holy Euchansi
1000 AM Chretien Educate)" tor af ages
Sunday Morrang - Nursery Cart AvaiiaMe
The dev. Robert Ctapp, Rector
Every knee afta* do* and every tongue -
confess mar jMeus Ovist it Lota
Pt* 2r»l
IPI9COPAL CHURCH
of the HOLY SPIRIT
*3 Nweurgb • Uwmle • §ei-0211
Tha ftev Emary F. Oravan*. Vicar
Tha Man aaral Haaa Aaalatanl
CATHOLIC
ST. ANNTS ROMAN CATH0UC CHURCH
Saciaty at 8t Pm. X • TradiOooaJ Latia *mm
2)310 Joy Road • Radford.
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Sun 7 JO S 10 a.m.
Mon. 11 AO a. m.
Prior to Each Ma-
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GOOD COUNSEL
1160 Penniman Ave
Plymouth • 45 J-OJ26
Rev, john J. Sullivan
Mn-rn MDAM.te VOOPM
Sunday «00. 10-00 AM wl Umf M
EPISCOPAL
RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev R«hard A PSHswo Pastor
4S001 wanen Mt Canton latnear 441*7
J1I-441-0444
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday 4:30 P.M.
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Sunday
z Memorial Service 10:00 A.M.
Wedneedeys 8:00 PM.
38818 ParttdeM. Uvonia«428-7810
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
Faith Covenant Church
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Sunday School tor Ail Age* 9:30 A.M.
Sunday Worship 10:45 am.
Wednesday Night Activities
Dinner 6:00 p.m.
Youth 7:00 p.m.
Adult Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
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810-661-9191
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APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN
FIRST APOSTOLIC
LUTHERAN CHURCH
26325 Helatead Road at 11 Mile
Farmington Hills. Michigan
Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A.M
Also, lit & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P.M.
Sunday School - 9 15 A M
BOta Claw - Tuesday 7 30 PM.
Song Services - Last Sunday
ol Month 7:00 PM
CHARISMATIC
EPISCOPAL
Church of the Risen Lord
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CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of I-96) • Livonia
Church • 522-6830 School/Day Care • 513-6413
Rev. Luther A. Werth. Pastor
Sunday Worship 8:30 S 11:00 AM.
Sunday School S Bible Claaa 9:45 AM.
the Love of Christ"
Preschool. Kindergarten, Day Care
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Id Sharing
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN
Church 4 School M85Venoy
1 Bfc N ot Port RO . Westland 425-0260
Oivtna Worship • A 11:00 A.M
BJWT Clsee A S S 9.30 A.M
Monday EVENING Service 7:30 P.M.
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PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A)
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Preabyterian
Church
17000 Far
Uvwte 422-11JO
Worship Services
Sunday School
8:00, 9:15,10:45 A.M.
and 12:05 P.M.
Evening Service 7:00 P.M.
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Service Broadcast
i-ae 5 IX :00 A.M.
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UNITED CHURCH
OF CHRIST
9435 Henry Rufl at Was) Chicago
Livone 48ISO '421-5406
Rev Donald Umafcnan. Pastor
9:15 a m. Church Schooi
10.30 am. Worship Service
Nursery Care Avaaabie
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Rosedale Gardens
Presbyterian Church (USA)
96oi Hubbard ai W Chicago
UVOTM^MI
(313) 422-0494
Worship Service A
Sunday School
10:30 a.m.
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ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH
* 16700 NaMxrti Road
LMwatwii
Sunday School S JO a.m. AS Agoa
Family Worahip AprU SOth 11 «0 a m
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GENEVA PRES8YTERUH CHURCH (VLSJL)
SSJSSnaar RO Camon
(313) 459-0013
;* JL * Sunday *or»Np 4 Churdi School
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Education For AH Agai
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AGAPE CHRISTIAN CENTER
41550 E. Ann Arbor Trail
Plymouth. Michigan 48170
(313) 459-6240
Sunday Worship - 8:00 & 10:00 ajn.
Wednesday - Family Night 7:00 p.m.
Nursery & ChHdren'a Ministry at All Services
"4 church ministering to today's needs'
Mark B. Moore. Pastor
NARDIN PARK UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
29M7 Weet Eleven Mile Road
Juw Wm of Middle belt
476-8860
Farmington Hills
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April )0th
"Isn't Everyone Gifted?"
Agape Christian Academy - K through 12
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NEWBURG UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
38600 Ann Arbor Thai
422-0149
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•:1S A 11:00 a.m.
ApHI 30th
Watered Gardens'
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Or. QMaon M. MM*r
Rev. M*tanM L. Carey
ST. MATTMEMTS
UNITED METHODIST
30800 Sa Ma M Da* Uarnman 4 M«Mar,ie«:
Ouca SonquM PeHor
10:00 A.M. Worship A Church School
11:15 A.M. Adult Study Claaae*
Nuwry hMM • 422-403*
Clarrnceville United Methodist
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474-Maa
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UNITED UETHOOtST CHURCH
10000 BEECH DALY » D
Redtord. Ml 48239
. Worship 130411
AduR Sunday School 9:45 AJL
CtiNdrara Sunday School 11 HO U t
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SatS:OOp.m.
April SOth
Guest Speaker: John Schmidt
FrmVaMaiCWnins Vfog9.
Bob a Diana Qoudle