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14A(P,C) Thureday, June 28,1979
Bicyclist-banned from
bank drive-in window
Editor:
As I was getting my young son and
myself into the car to go to the bank, I
realized it was foolish to waste the gas
for the short trip into Plymouth. I decided
to put my youngster in the child
carrier on the rear of my 10-speed and
bicycle into town — I could exercise
and conserve gasoline at the same
time.
I was feeling very good riding
through our subdivision, and my threeyear-old
was also delighted for the
change of pace. This feeling of content-
LWV appreciates
Editor:
On behalf of the League of Women
Voters, I thank you for the fine job you
did publicizing' and covering the
league-sponsored Plymouth-Canton
School Board Candidates Forum. We
1 feel these forums are an excellent way
to inform area voters on candidates'
views. Without your cooperation, the
candidates forums would not be as effective
as they are.
JACKIE WESTBAY,
Voter Service Chairperson,
League of Women Voters
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ment soon ended, however, as I turned
on the sidewalks of Ann Arbor Trail.
After avoiding cracks and bumps,
ducking low-hanging branches (one hit
my son in the face), and dodging glass
and litter, I decided we would be safer
in the street.
I should have realized most drivers
do not appreciate sharing the road with
a cyclist and regard one only with contempt.
Turning cars don't seem to be
aware of bicycles or think that cyclists
have any rights on the streets.
When I finally arrived at the bank, I
was feeling somewhat discouraged but
not defeated until the bank teller pleasantly
told me that cyclists could no
Proud mother
Editor:
I would like to publicly thank the
Plymouth Jaycettes for sponsoring the
"Super Mom Contest" and also my
daughter, Julie, for entering and winning
first place.
Needless to say, I am proud to be
"Plymouth Jaycette Super Mom of
1979." MARY CATHERINE TORTO-
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