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Student broadcasters lauded
Student broadcasters *t
WSDP. 88 1 FM radio at Ptym
ouU Salem and Plymouth tan
u>n hifh schools, srere racopkiaad
for individual achievement by the
Viichipsa Association of Educational
Broadcasters
Students received broadcast
sward* recently at the MAEB
Share a-thon at Henry Ford Com
munity College Students wer*
rrcofnitad for news, sport*, announcing.
production and inter-
viewing.
Student* who received awarda
were: Kelly Hooacker. Salem
sophomore. Silver Mic, newa.
Poo nam Deaai. Canton junior.
Bronce Mic, news, John Krefer,
Canton sophomore. Silver Mic,
sport* play by play, honorable
mention, interview John Tim*.
Canton senior. Silver Mic. sport*
play by play; Kevin Carlaon,
Canton senior. Bronze Mic. sport*
play-by-play. Gold Mic. interview.
Carrie Maylone, Canton junior,
honorable mention, sport* broad
cast. Bronia Mic, production.
ScoU Herrold, Canton freshman,
honorable mention, sport* broad
cast, Monica Synowiec, Canton
junior. Bronze Mic, DJ announc
ing. honorable mention, produc
tion; Neha Shah, Salem aopho
more, honorable mention. DJ.
announcing; Nereida Ortiz, Canton
sophomore, honorable mention.
DJ. announcing: Elgene Vil-
laverde, Canton junior, honorable
mention, DJ. announcing; Mike
Piontek, Canton senior, honora
ble mention, production; Beth
Eckerty, Canton aenior. honorable
mention, production.
The student* were recognized
for outstanding radio voice and
production technique. 'The student*
deserve the recognition
They work very hard all year and
it's great to see them honored."
said Bill Keith, station manager.
Canton school hosts Fun Fair Friday
Miller Elementary School will
be hoating a Family Fun Fair 6-9
pm Friday. April 28. at the
school
The Fun Fair is a family night
of entertainment that includes
many carnival type games Some
of these are: cake walk, pop walk,
duck pond. Pog game, face paint
ing. limbo contest, basketball
toa». putt putt, nng toe*, football
throw, pie in the face and many
more.
Moat games will coat one or two
ticket*. Game ticket* can be pur
cha*ed the week before the fair at
the price of five tickets for $1. The
night of the fair, the price will be
four ticket* for Si.
*•
Thtn will also be a raffle held
starting at 7:30 p.m There are
more than 30 prize* to be given
away, and ticket holders need not
be present to win. The raffle
items were donated by local merchant*-
The grand prize is one
week's use of s pop up camper
The second place prize is a limo
ride and brunch for two at the
Gandy Dancer in Ann Arbor. The
third place prize is a New Home
Schoolhouse from page IA
also a Target employee and volunteer.
brought her two older sons
to help with the cleanup "It's
Ifood for them to see mom in action."
The Target employees' effort
coincides with National Volunteer
Week, April 23-29 "Cheers to
Volunteers" is the metro Detroit's
theme to honor volunteers this
year.
Last year in the Canton community.
volunteers of all agen
helped more than 40 organizations
and project*. "Their extraordinary
efforts, and thoae of volun-
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
MEETING NOTICE
CITY OF PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN
A regaiar meetiag * tie BcarU of loam* Appeals will be heid oe Tharvli* May
4. \9V> it 7WPM a the Commisaiae Chambers of t*e City Hall. KM S Mais
Street Ptyrooatt MI to coosiOer
Z.M2 1*0 Plrmootli Rd Noo-Lse Variance Requested
Sign
lotted B-2 Geaerai Business
Applicant Metro-Detroit Sign*.
lac
• (Hardee's)
la cmnpliaace wrt* t*e Americans with DuaMMkas Act tae Otj el PIjbmC*
will provide necessary reasnaaWe auxiliary aids and services. »act as signers
(or t*e neanag impaired and audio tapes ot printed materials being considered
at t*e meeting bearing, to individaals with dtsahilittfs Reqoesu for auxiliary
aids or senk.es may be made by writing or calling the following
Carol Stooe
ADA Coordinator
Ml & Main Street
Plymoath. Ml U17I
(113)«M-12M. Ext 2M
All interested persons are amted to attend
Ml • A#ni M ISSS
• Most gomos will cost one or two tickets.
Game tickets can be purchased the week before
the fair at the price of five tickets for $1.
The night of the fair, the price will be four tickets
for $1. There will also be a raffle held starting
at 7:30 p.m.
sewing machine. Additional raffle
prizes include 18 holes of golf at
local courses and a set of junior
starter golf clubs.
Proceed* from the fair will ben-
teers everywhere, are a challenge
to make a difference in the lives of
others." said Salla. whose job is to
match volunteers who want to
work with organizations that need
help.
The schoolhouse cleanup
efit the children of Miller Elementary
through Parent Teacher
Organization-sponsored programs.
The school is located at
43721 Hanfordin Canton.
WAYNE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
In accordance with the provisions of Section II. Qiapter IV. Act 2J3 of the
Public Acts ot 1909 as amended, aeven or more freeholders have petitioned the
County ot Wayne to absolute!' abandon and diaconunue
All of that portion of Oak view (formerly McKinley) Avenue, dedicated to
the use of tbe public in GREEN MEADOWS SUBDIVISION, part of the
Soothe*" "h of Section 14. T 1 S R.8 E. Plymouth Township. Wayne
County Michigan, recorded in Liber «1 of Plats oo Page M. Wayne County
Records said portion extending Northward from a line between the
Southwest corner oi Lot 2iS and the Southeast corner of Lot 270
Therefore, it has been decided a Hearing be held oo Wednesday. May 17.1WS. at
10-M AM. at the Wayne County Depratment of Public Services, 415 Clifford
Street Detroit. MiH»g»fi 41231. and that a Hearing Examiner of the County
n hold said hearing and obtain all necessary facts and information concerning
the advisability oi either granting or denying said petition, and shall report
all findings of fact to the Board of Wayne County Commissioner*
True copies of this notice are to be served, ported and published in accordance
with the provisions of said Act No 2M of as amended
Pttw 24 m
We have the right tools for
workforce retraining.
WAYNE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES
415 Clifford Street
Detroit. Michigan 48224
(SIS) 224-77J0
If preparing for new technology seems beyond your reach, Michigan can help.
We'll aid you with worker retraining, technological assistance and getting the
information you'll need to succeed. Call 1-517-373-9808. We re just what your
business needs to get a strong hold on the future. MICHIGAN JOBS TEAM
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worked out perfectly. "Randy said
he is interested in historic school
buildings. He recently got a book
about Canto*'* schoolhouses.
This is ideal. It's a meaningful
experience when you can match
up volunteers with their interests."
Salla said.
The Observer/ Monday. Afkil 24, 1995
Post office from page IA SC commencement to feature Valassis president
"The only peroon who can ap
prove the project is (U.S. Poatm
aster General) Marvin Runyon,"
said Martin, a Canton res
ident, adding that the Canton
post office project would coat
more than $5 million.
Despite the disappointment.
Martin. Rivera and township offi
ciala said they will not give up
"We have to determine why."
Martin said, referring to the latest
federal decision.
She suggested that answers be
obtained immediately from the
Great Lakes area postal authori
tie*, namely who denied the request
and on what criteria. Mar
tin also suggested a meeting with
the decision makers.
"I believe it will be critical that
you and U.S. Senator Spencer
Abraham and everyone on that
level let Marvin Runyon know
you are concerned about p;lting a
post office in this area. Martin
said. "Somehow 1 have to get
them to reconsider from the Great
Lakes area."
Martin aaid that petitions
boasting thousands of signatures,
u wall as letter* - referring to
problems with buainaaaas unable
to get bulk mailings from the
Canton service center in North
Harvard Square, as wall late de
liveries to both commercial and
residential addreaaea — were forwarded
to Waahington. D.C.
"We are apace deficient there
already. There ia a twofold need
already." Martin said, referring to
the Westland Poat Office, which
covers Canton Township. "As far
s* 1 am concerned. Canton is still
a priority."
Carol Felker. a former poatal of
ficial. now a Canton business
owner and Canton Chamber of
Commerce member, said more
postal employees and'more space
are needed to adequately serve
Canton Township.
"The business community ia in
dire need." said Linda She puna,
chamber executive director, refer
ring to the 1.200 buainesaee in the
townahip
Concern from page IA
from them we create an opportunity
for corruption."
Whyman referred to a Wall
Street Journal article about a
rancher suspected of having illegal
drugs in his house. Police
raided the house and in the process
shot the man's wife. The
man apparently did not have illegal
drugs
"If you're caught littering they
can take your car If you're riding
your bike where you shouldn t be.
you can lose your bike." Whyman
said.
Galazin points to what he believes
is an irony. Today you can
get a concealed weapon permit.
But with the House bill, police
will he able to walk into your
house and confiscate what they
want without due process. Gala
tin said.
"It's OK if they want to go after
the racketeers. But they slide
these little things in. These decisions
of what to take will be up to
individual police officers People
can laugh but this kind of thing
happened in Nazi Germany."
Republican state Sen, Loren
Bennett of Canton is equally per
turbed with the proposed mea
sure "1 think it's a good idea gone
amuck."
Anyone who would like to voice
their opinions about the bill may
call Whyman at 1-800-556-5021
or Bennett, (517) 373-7350.
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH
ORDINANCE AMENDING MULTI-CHANNEL SERVICE
PROVIDER REGULATORY ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE NO. C-fS-04
AN ORDINANCE WHICH DESCRIBES REGULATORY PRACTICES FOR
MULT1-CHANNEL SERVICE PROVIDERS. INCLUDING PROVISIONS TOR
INSURANCE. REPORTS AND RECORDS. CONSUMER PRACTICES CON
SUMER PROTECTION MEASURES. CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION
RELATED PRACTICES. FRANCHISE FEES AND ALTERNATE USER
CHARGES. OPERATION PROCEDURES. PERMITS AND PERMIT PROCE-
DURES. AND HEALTH. SAFETY. AND WELFARE MEASURES. AND AN EF
FECT1VE DATE
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS
. Chapter 74 of the Charter Township of Plymouth Code a hereby amended to
add Section 74 279. Requirement* for Unfraachiaed MCS Providers, and to
amend Section 74 294(A) Alternate User Charge, as follows
SECTION I:
Sectloa 74.27»flcqalreiBeaU for Ua/raaeMsad MCS ProrMer*
(A) An MCS Provider that a exempt or exempted from the franchise requirement
of Section 74.297 either by action of the Board Franchising Authority
or because of amendment, deletion, revision or repeal of the CCPA and or
because of FCC and/or judicial interpretation of the CCPA ihaU none the
leas obtain a construction permit a* described la suhsactim D. E and F o(
this Section from the Townahip prior to cnostrectloa of aa MCS system in
the Township
(B) MCS Providers that are exempt from the franchise requirement of Secuon
74197 by operation of Section* 74 297. (CV or (D) are exempt from the
requirements of this section.
(O MCS Providers that are exempt or exempted from the franchise requirement
of Section 74 297 for the reaaons described to (A) of this section shall
as the condition of the permit comply with the raqairemsota of the following
sections
(1) Sections 74 1«Q-74.19*
(2) Sections 74 2* - 74 Jtt,
(I) Sections 74 SM - 74.JM;
J) Sections 74 2«2 • 74 279. sad
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t) Sections 74 - 74 29«
(D) The permit application (hall include engineering plans describing the proposed
system In sufficient detail to facilitate review by the Township Build
tag Official aad Engineer and shall be submitted with sufficient copies accompanied
by a non-refundable permit fas ia sa amount to be set by Board
FraachMtng Authority i sarillliai
(E) The plan shall depict all croaeiags or encroachments of or in aaaemenu
rights-of-way. public ways aad streets aad aa explanation of the technology
being installed aa well aa the method aad timing of conatruction. anticipated
mainline are aad ooeratioaal canac! lias of the Droooeed STStem
(F) The permit fas ahaB be nSioneb* related to the Townahlpa actual review
aad admlulstiallee coats aaaoctated with the application, but *all not be
lees thaa fS.MMM
174.2M. Alternate Uee
(A) Thia section to apphrahie to aey enfranchised MCS Provider and any MCS
or tavaUd Par all t
fraachiae fees shall be applicable
SECTION 2. PENALTY
Any persoa. corporation, partaarsl
violate ar fail to eonapty with aay portion of the preetosm of ttts OWIaance or
any of the i igiilitlwi adopted In paissisn thereof. *all he guilty ef a
demeanor and upon conviction thereof may he fined ast mora then
dred (NN N) Dollars or fi|rtii)inl not more thaa ainety uan aentai *w»et3 mpat«nt car* to t m this Oflce ."ocaec
u-it aiwociate protects gart> fey eacn n**"' at 19171 Merman Aoadi p*ase as» us *e
vtvt m cent stuOv *> The jou"*' o' be«eve mat an informed patient contributes to
it* American Dentat Association feveais that the care process Please ca" 47&-2I10 to
v«tua»y an Oentnws steowe the" ha>v»*ces sc'heOu* a corverxent appoint mern W«s are
Wrtween patients Dv uvng >pecrf< neai Our business Irs Won "ue TrH. a fn S-5
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The pnxved* from your dooatkio will then directly to the
Adult RehahilitatM>n < enter to help men in the metro area
win the battle against drug and alcohol
addiction Your donation » tax deductible.
and towing can be arranged
( all the Salvation Army at:
H10-TT1-2452
313-941-5100
H10-33K-9601
313-963-^60
Don't just make a donation,
make a difference.
Kevin Crute
facturing & Production Planning.
In her nominating petition,
Schoolcraft spokeswoman Florek
said Crute has "taught classes in
the related instruction curriculum,
including machining theory,
machining laboratory and operation
courses. Through Crucam, he
has been a partner in the Schoolto-Work
Transition Program and
has been instrumental in developing
cooperative off-site training
for Schoolcraft studenU within
his company. He is providing
Camax software that hia company
uses for our student* to be experienced
with new technology. He
also provides apprenticeship programa
for Livonia Public School
high school students."
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