Canton Observer for May 11, 1995 - Canton Public Library

2A(C) The Observer THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1995
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New activities on tap for Liberty Fest
JOAVNE M\lJSZfc»SM
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This >eer'» Canton Liberts
Fe»t. Juixr 23 25. will f*atur*
itHin opfnini nighi activities ami
festivities than previous war*
"In the pest. »*• h*i an otiuWr
contact This >*ar. we'll hsve the
coocerl and a h* more for the Fn
•ia> night opening.'" *sid Boh
Date-.. Canton recreation aupervi
»or and ihatrman of lh« festival
>orr.rnittee that plans the three
da> e\enl »n Heniage Park.
At tn the past three years, the
festival mil open with an outdoor
tree concert at 7 30 p m featuring
a two-hour performance b> the
Willow Creek Band To ifel the
festival off lo a manng start, two
new events are planned for Friday
night, including a La> Vegas
Night and bingo
The Las Vegas Night will he
hosted by the St Thomas A
Becket Booster Club. 1; w-ill begin
at T p m and feature cla**ic
games of chance, such as black
jack and roulette. Bingo will be
huated by the Canton Chamber of
t'omroeree with cooperation from
the Canton Community Foundation
" It will run 7-11 pm and i> a
fund-raiser for scholarship money
for Canton residents
"I'm sure both will be a big
draw. We're getting community
group® involved and adding to the
activities for Friday night." Dales
said.
Attendance at the festival has
grown over the past throe years
Even last vear's rain didn't spell
disaster *ith approximately
40.000 participants. "It's very no
ticeable in the parking Each year
we have had to increase parking
spaces. We anticipate even bigger
crowds this year." Dates said
There will be plenty for the
larger crowds to see and do this
year The Taste of Canton, which
features cuisine from local restaurants.
has been expanded to in
elude 10 establishments Restau
rants will include Mountain
Jacks. TC Gators, Olive Garden.
Rose's. Buck Jones Deli.
Damon's. Thai Bistro. Marco s
Pizza. Applebees and Baker's
Square.
The Canton Chamber of Com
mere* will continue its business
EXPO tent where businesses can
display ' their wares. But the
chamber will have a second tent
devoted to health and fitness and
feature local health organ nations,
hospitals and doctors
Officers aid drive
The Plymouth Township Police
Officer's Association donated
SJOU toward s drive organized by
the Dearborn Police Department
to aid victim* of the Oklahoma
City bombing
A caravan of police cars from
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NEWSPAPERS
Kids will be drawn to tha festival
with an enlarged area of activities
for them. Another soccer
field has been devoted to kids ac
tivities. including ndea. "We've
really bumped up the popular
kids' activities." Dates said.
America's Most Wanted car
club will enlarge its show with
about 100 car* each on Saturday
and Sunday "They are really ex
cited and doing a tremendous job.
The show will lie spectacular,"
Dates said
A tent will be devoted to the
Summit on the Park community
center, which won't yet be open
when the festival rolls around.
Activities and equipment targeted
for the Summit will be demonstrated.
as will desserts by the
center's catering staff
The Pheasant Run Golf Course
also will be featured during the
festival. "Demo Days" is scheduled
on the grounds of the new
practice range where visitors can
try out new equipment.
The Canton Community Playscape.
Heritage Hideout, will be
available during the festival. Construction
is scheduled for June 7-
11 in Heritage Park
Here's a sneak preview at some
NO EXT
activities planned for the kend
festival:
• A new program this year. "Hi»tory
st the Gazebo," will provide
guests with a sampler of living
history, featuring costumed interpreters
representing a variety of
eras of American history •
• The Heritage Park amphitheat
er will be filled with music
throughout the weekend, while s
special stage will be set up on the
main soccer fields for children's
entertainment.
• Saturday's festival lineup will
be closed with the annual fireworks
display over Heritage Park.
A performance by the 70th Division
Army Band will precede the
display, sponsored by the Com-
' munity Federal Credit Union.
• As in the past, artists will dia
play their talents at sn expanded
Fine Art* Show on Saturdey and
Sunday. An arts and crafts show
and antique show also will be featured."
• Paddleboat rides on the main
pond in Heritage Park will be of
fered again this year
• Picnic in the Park, sponsored
by the Plymouth-Canton
D.A.R.E.. will offer visitors meals
by Outback Steakhouse
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same condition e* tfwy were lent
Oonof* tfxjuW label their toots fed
check-in * « be open June 2-6 Tools
w» be inventoried at checMn and
relumed June 12-13. For more irtormauon.
contact Bab Donaldson. 261-
8928
• one tkde compound mUer saw
• two electric impact complete dnve
sets
• rww aJocfrc pang boxes
• mne two-weiy/lhree "*>' waters
• too hole screws Of forstner Ms/compee
set - one and Itve^ightn inert
and f«K> and one-quarter ocrt
• 15 rasps wood
• 12 rxxMer three-eighths «crt comer
round bn With edge gmda
• n bet senders
• six dak sandars - 7-9 ncft .
• seven heavy duty circular saws
• 23 pair saw horses
• seven 50by-50 feet rmntorced rootmgtarpa
• 48 tape measures, etghtleetor
longer No reels please
• 38 three-eighth^mch reversible ddfs
• X levels
• U push and straw broom ,
• 15 bnjshes tor paint and oil and
• 40 scrub brushes
• 40 five-gallon buckets
• 18 C damps with tour-inch opening
• tour pipe or bar damps
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' two cats paw smaHS-fOrtch bars
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> one chain saw sharpener
. 52 electric extension cords number
12 and 14
> 40 pair d work glove* tor adults
> 40 pm ol work gloves tor children
> tt*ee grubhoes or pickax
• 48 carpentry hammers
» 18 pa* dgogpeafrafety glasses
> 60 nai aprons
«nine net! punches
• 100 number 2 pencils
• one pipe cutter to cut thre+quaner
«*>! by one and ooe-quorfer mzh
water pipe A pipe vise is also useful
• lots drags
• 18 garden rakes
• two handsaws for woodcutting
• 13 screwdrivers
• one soap powder or kqmd such as
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• 15 bars d ivory soap tor screws
• 30 kitchen-type sponges
• two squar es bevel
• 25 squares
• 21 iteming squares
• eight 30-gaUon trash cans
• nine ut*ty knives
• tlvee pair d viae grip*
• two sets d Aten (hex keys) wrenches
• one set d wrenches, openand extra
nrte-sixteenths itch
»tour seta d wrenches, ratchet deepwet
sockets extensions. urwersaJs.
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• tour Port-a-Johns
• three wheelbarrows
«. five drop hghts
• eight poslhole diggers
• rope that can be cut
• stmg fights. 800 linear 'eel
• eight folding tables
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