Canton Observer for May 11, 1995 - Canton Public Library

6AIP.C) The Observer THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1995 The Observer! THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1995
Student radio station auction to air Saturday
Pkm««uth and t'anton lv:t up for bid. and wmmumtv
le»d«-r> have v^lunteT-re*! their
, i mr t«. act a> ifur»t auctioneer*.
lunnc the i**"> WSDP ^tuiient
radio station auction
Thr am-tion t«egin» at *• a m
saiunljv ami «-»iniinuc> until 10
j ni Thr station l» lucalni at
t",\-.H'uth t anion a.n«! Plymouth
m hijth »ch\ «tudent»
Krurn 11 a m until 6 p.m.. the
.«tKlin Mill N- broadcast ^iniulta
ueouslv on S.*» 1 KM and on Om
niorni t 'ahle> i*ior» The dual
^->t \*ill allow listeners to
>rt >me of the manv items up for
l»iil as thr\ listen
WS0P i> reo- Steve Petix Clothier,
haircut and manicure — by New
Eriksson plant engineer
recognized as Extra Miler
rh^ma-* Kinfrock. a plant en^
irrr jit Knksson K!eme-ntar\
n. h>*>i. »a- honored with the Ex
ra Miler a**rd b> the school
«.•> r< i at it.- Monday night meet
ni Torn - («*ni have rated htm as
u;-i«n«iinfi tor thoroughness. anil
T*-i!at«lilv -aid Trustee Sue
Ilavt* who presented the awanl
turn hae expanded the areafur
which he holds himself re
*;«>n»ihle He willingK doe- an>
task that will make our school
-afvr. cleaner, or more efficient.
*?\>te the Eriksson staff
T >m i< al»ass -urpn.sin»: his
-tatT »ith idea- for making »ur
i\r- racier and rn«>re comfortable
in *a\-» we would never imagine
FinfrtH k als4> was f° r
taking a ^nwjnal interest in stu
dents
He e\eri takes time out of his
!a\ to help a voung student with
his multiplication tables," said
Davis
Kinfrock brought to the district
d wealth of experience. He worked
as an apprentice in structure remodeling.
watervraft engineering,
tool grinding, and carpet installs
tion
Finf-osition at Hulsing Elementary
School, moved to East Middle
School, and then to Salem High
School. His next move wgs to
Eriksson
Kinfrock thanked the t^oard and
Eriksson staff "It's a very, very
good staff.", he said. "To be nominated
by such a great staff is a
very big honor.
Kinfrock was given a framed
copy of his Extra Miler resolution.
a cloisonne in the shape of
the Klag of Learning and Liberty
and a gift certificate for dining donated
by the Roman Korum Restaurant
in Canton
Hospital celebrates focus on
delivering quality health care
St VIar. Hospital i» celebrat
ng National Hospital NVeek thi»
•till
The theme for the week May 7
13 i» A Healthy Oommi'tmenl in
Changing Times
Whether it'i through technolo
. gy political winds or nww social
directions, when it comes to
health care the forecast calls for
i hang* But one thing that never
changes. %aid hospital *pokes
woman Julie Sproul. is the hospi
tat s commitment to providing the
best health care to the communi
ties it serves •
That commitment begins with
the members of each hospital's
-Caff and during this week St.
• Whether It's through technology, political
winds or new social directions, when H comes
to health care the forecast calls for change.
Mary Hospital employe** will be
recognized for the contributions
they make year-round.
A Kun Walk was held Monday
with ribbons and prizes awarded.
A special ethnic "Around the
World" employee luncheon on
Wednesday featured American.
Asian and Italian food. On Friday
a drawing will be held for prizes
from local merchants and ven-
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dors.
Sl Mary Hospital also will
have a booth featuring blood pressure.
cholesterol screening and
other tents at the ninth West Suburban
Product and Services Exposition
(Expo 275) May 16-17 at
Burton Manor in Livonia.
For information on the hospital
Expo 275 events, call (313) 464-
WELL.
GARDEN
FANTASY
Attitude Salon, haircut and style
— by Suaan's Styling Canter, gift
certificate for flower* by Wesley
Berry Flower* of Plymouth.
Value of $275 plua.
Day at the Capitol with State
Rep Deborah Whyman. Thia includes
a tour, lunch and a $200
savings bond. Value of $200.
Aerial photo of your home or
business — by Blue Horizon Aer
lal Photography. Value of $260.
Five hour DJ package — by
Silver Sounds Professional 1 >J
Value of $650
14k gold free form ring with
blue topaz stone by Crystal Diamond
Setters. Value of $200.
Autographed 8-by 10 glossy
photo of the cast of "Seinfeld
by Castle Rock Entertainment
This year s guest auctioneers
include: . Charles Little. Plym
outh-Canton schools auperin
tendent, Gerald Ostoin. Plymouth
Salem High School principal;
Tom MacKenxie, Plymouth Can
ton High School principal; Sue
Davis. Plymouth-Canton achool
board member. David Artley,
PI y mou th - C an ton achool board
member; Tom Yack, Canton
Township supervisor, Doug Mil
ler. mayor of Plymouth; Deborah
Whyman. state representative.
I^.ren Bennett, state senator, Rob
Kirkbride. editor of The Commu
nity Crier, and Malt Watroba.
host of WDET's "Polka Like Us."
Mother Can Take Care Of Herself
But She Can't Do It Alone.
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needs and the INDEPENDENCE that she desenes.
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Preparation • Assistance with Daily Living Activities, As Needed
• Around the Clock Emergency Response « Now Offering Respite Care
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ANNUALS
• Petunias • Martfolda • Sthia
AtyMhtm • Impatkaa * Begonlu, etc.
Reg. $8.90 flat
SALE
$ 7 9 9
flat
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