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DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNEY
June 30 - A doubles tennis tournament
will be sponsored bY Canton
TownshiP Parks and Recreation Saturday
and Sunday, June $0 and July 1, at
the Griffin Park tennis courts. Competiton
will be divided into men's doubles,
women's doubles, and a mixed doubles
class. Registration deadline is Friday,
June 29. Register with the recreation
office from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday at 1150 S. Canton Center
Road.
JULY FOURTH BAR-B-QUE
July 4 — Mayflower VFW Post No.
6695 on S. Mill near Ann Arbor Road
will sponsor a chicken bar-b-que from
noon to 6 p.m. Cost of the dinners is
$3 50 and $2.50 for senior citizens.
Menu will include a half-chicken, baked
potato, cole slaw, roll and butter, coffee,
tea, milk or lemonade. Carryout
dinners also will be provided. Proceeds
will go towards the post fund for aid to
veterans and families of deceased veterans
YOUTH SUPERSTARS
July 7 — Canton "Youth Superstars"
contest, conducted by Canton Township
Parks and Recreation Dept., will be
held at 10 a.m., with pre-registration at
9 30. in Griffin Park, at the east end by
the tennis courts. Superstars involves a
series of seven events to test a variety
of athletic skills, including basketball,
baseball, golf, soccer, running, to determine
who is the best youth athlete in
the Canton area Age divisions for boys
and girls are nine and under, 10-12, "IS-
IS, 13-15. Tropies and awards will be
given out in each age group. The conts
contest is free • >
SUMMER STOCK THEATER .
July 16 — Summer Stock for sixth
through ninth grades, sponsored by
Canton, Northville, Plymouth Family
YMCA and the Plymouth Community
Arts Council (PCAC), will be held Tuesdays
and Thursdays frqjn 3-5 p.m. July
17 through Aug. 24 in West Middle
School Cost is $22 for YMCA members
and $26 for non-members. Those involved
will learn everything about producing
a play and then will put on a
performance at the Plymouth Fall Festival.
Instructor will be Ray Sypniewski,
a drama teacher at West Middle
School.
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SUPElftcH) CONTEST
June 22,23 - The Sixth Annual Com-
munity Garage Sale and Police Auction
will be held June 22 23. Applications
for booths for the F l iday and Saturday
events are now ava lable at the Plym-
outh Cultural Cente r. Booth sizes are
eight-by- 10 feet an d run $4 per day.
The police auction w ill be held noon on
Saturday.
PARTY BRIDGE
The Senior Party Bridge Group
meets 1-5 p.m. eve y Thursday in the
card and meeting room of the Plymouth
Cultur al Centei.
JOB PLACEMENT
The job placement office of Plymouth-Canton
Commu nity Schools is ac-
cepting applications from students and
former Students of the district who are
seeking full-time, p^rt-time or temporary
employment. Contact Joyce Willis,
job placement specialist, in Room
184 of Plymouth Canton High School or
phone 453-3100.
BREVITIES DEADLINES
Brevities items for the Monday edition
should be submitted by noon
Thursday and for Thursday, July 5, by
5 p.m. the previous Friday. Bring in or
mail to the Observer news office at 461
S. Main, Plymouth 48170. Forms are
available upon request.
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grade and a listing of the special hobby
or interest. The information must be
submitted to the library by July 16. The
contest wil] begin aft 2:30 p.m. July 19
with each contestant giving a short
presentation. Two winners will be
selected. One .will be selected from
grades 1-3 and another will be,selected
from grades 4-7. Prizes will be award- 1
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COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE AND
POLICE AUCTION
CAREER NIGHT
7-9:00 PM
Thursday, June 28
; 607 S Mam St
' Plymouth
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Food service firm is hired by schools
,The cafeteria lunch and breakfast
ograms in Plymouth-Canton Commuy
Schools will be handled by a proional
food service management
mpany, starting in September.
The school board Monday night, by a
vote, approved a contract with the
A Food Service Co. which is headartered
in Birmingham.
One of the results will be a five-cent
crease in the price of lunch this fall,
lother hoped-for result is a vast imovement
in the quality of lunches, acfding
to Daniel White, executive ditor
of finance for the district.
nother important factor to the
ard js that ARA has guaranteed the
strict a profit of $1,281 for food operions
for the 1979-80 school year compared
to an annual loss in food operations
in recent years.
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a ARA will take over the entire cafeteria
program for the district on a contractual
basis.
{Included in the $1.4 million cafeteria
idget for the coming year is a $17,170
lanagement fee to ARA plus $78,070
salaries to a food service manager
bookkeeper to be under ARA's
iploy.
In fact, part of the contract with the
jstrict is a guarantee that Paul Siedel
of ARA will be the food service director
for at least two years.
Siedel has 25 years experience with
food service with the U.S. military plus
another 11 years with ARA, including
time as food service director for Jackson
Public Schools.
White stressed that there will not be
any layoffs of cafeteria workers now
employed by the school district. The
school district labor amounts to
$426,660.
Tom Yack, board president, told
spectators at Monday's meeting that
the decision was reached only after
months of exhaustive study on whether
to hire a management company and
which firm to hire.
Trustee Carol Davis said she was
convinced this is the best way to go,
particularly since there won't be a need
now fof, a central warehouse for cafeteria
operations.
The ^entral warehouse for purchases
at Central Middle School is being
closed down as the school district has
joined Livonia Public Schools in a
warehousing operation for purchase of
supplies.
"We did have the brown bag strike
last fall at Plymouth Canton High,"
noted White. "We hope ARA will si
solve those problems this year by mov- 1
Furniture winners told
h Robert Borthwick of Northville was
tlie grand prize winner in a contest conflicted
by Plymouth Furniture in conrflection
with its grand opening at 360 S.
Pftain.
j) Borthwick was the winner of the top
l^-ize — a $500 furniture shopping
spree.
Edna Perkins of Plymouth and Berrjard
Bushow of Livonia won Bando
»ather pillows. A1 Larson of Canton
iron a picture and Cheryl Seeley of
mthfield a table lamp.
Other winnete included: Nancy Smith
qf Plymouth^ a Serta mattress and box
^prings; Lydia Georgian of Livonia, a
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picture; R.L. Coleman of Saline, a
sculpture; Diane Brand of Plymouth a
wall shelf; Carol Sewesky of Canton a
Lane Love .Chest, and Sue Van
Outeghem of Northville a lounge chair.
Judy Groiendal of Dearborn also won
a Bando leather pillow as did Mark
Pohl of Livonia.
Other winners were: Mrs. Pat Eddy
of Plymouth, a hickory swivel chair;
John Oekamn of Cariton,\an Academy
art picture; Pat M/rffuyof Canton, a
Selig chair; Berni^£ fanner of Plymouth,
a silver sculpfute; Lois Hershey
of Livonia, a picture; Mrs. R. Loew of
Canton, a clover floor lamp, Greg Burda
of Westland,'a gold frame mirrow.
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ing students through the lines faster
and by providing better quality
lunchps."
Ed Dennison, regional sales director
for ARA, said his firm handles food operations
for some 350 hospital in the
U.S. and for another 350 colleges and
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PLYMOUTH
COMMUNITY SCHOOL
LUNCH MENUS
ERIKSSON
MONDAY, JULY 1,1078
Turkey or Peanut Butter Sandwich, Carrot and
Celery Stick, Chilled Fruit Cup, Toil Bar, Milk
TUESDAY. JULY 1,1»7»
Macaroni tad Cheeee, Hot Roll, Vegetable, Fruited
Gelatin, Milk
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,1171
No School
THURSDAY. JULY 5.1979
Hot Dog In a Bun, Relishes, Vegetable, Fruit Cup,
Cake, Milk
FRIDAY, JULY •, 1879
Taoce with Trimming* Vegetable, Chyied Fruit
Cup. Rice Krlapte Bar, Milk
FIELD
MONDAY, JULY f 1919
Tuna Salad Sandwich, Carrot A Celery Stick*.
Orange Wedge, Potato Stix, Milk
TUESDAY, JULY 1,1#7»
Taccf, Corn, Brood - Butter. Fruit, Ifllk
WEDNE8DAY, JULY 4,1I7»
No School - Holiday i
THURSDAY. JULY 1,1919
Plna, Vegetable. Fndt • Pudding, Milk
FRIDAY, JULY 1,1171
Hamburger on Bun, Vegetable, Fruit - Cookie,
Milk '
GALLIMORE
MONDAY, JULY 1,1179
Grilled CJ>oeee SandwVA, Nafbo* Battered Vegetable.
Fruit Cookie. Milk
TUESDAY, JULY 1,1979
Hot Dop or Chili Dog* Pork 4 Been* or Saw
kraut. Fruit - Cookie, Milk
A unique and memorable
event created especially to
Celebrate the l(J0lh
Anniversary of the
Professional Photographers
of America, Inc.
One of your old family
^holographs may be worth:
$2,500
First Prize
$1,000
Second Prize
$500
Third Prite
50 best photos will be
published in the PPofA
Centennial Yearbook
Act now! Contest ends
• November I, 1979.
See us for entry blanks
and details:
348-2248
NORTHVILLE
universities including Wayne State and
Marygrove in this area.
ARA also handles cafeteria opera ,
tions for 24 Ford plants, at numerous
other industrial sites, handled the
Olympib Games in Munich and in Mexico
City, and the firm will handle the
upcoming Pan American Games
JULY 1st will be like THE FOURTH AT YOUR
CREDIT UNION!
Beginning July 1st through August 31 COM-
MUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is offerinq
a $10 BONUS FOR EACH $10,000 MONEY
MARKET CERTIFICATE' YOU PURCHASE
Why go anywhere else with your investment?
..Your credit union is local, convenient ahd
offers the highest Money Market Certificate
rate allowed by law.
To prove It, we'll give you a crisp $10 bill for
every Money Market Certificate you buy
between July 1 and August 31
Celebrate the Fourth all Summer with your
Credit Union Money Market Bonus!
Serving Plymouth, Canton
and Northville
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ALL ELEMENTARY LUNCHKS ARE W CENTS PER EACH 1.1'M H
WEDNESDAY JULY 4; 1*78
No School - Holiday
THURSDAY. JULY 5.1978
Chicken and Noodlee or Beef and Noodles, Roll
Butter, Buttered Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
FRIDAY. JULY •, 1979
Pizza with Meat and Cheeee, Buttered Corn. Fruit
- Cookie, Milk
ISBISTER
MONDAY, JULY 1.1979
Chili. Peanut Butter Sandwkh. Peaches Cookie.
Milk
TUESDAY. JULY 1,1979
Submarine Sandwich, Potato Chips, Buttered Carrots,
Fruit Cup. Milk
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,1979
No School Holiday
THURSDAY, JULY 1,1979
Hot Dog, Baked Beam Cake - Pudding, Milk
FRIDAY, JULY*. 1979
Plna Puff, Cora, Tollbom Bar, Fruit Cup, Milk
MILLER
MONDAY, JULY 1,19T9
Tortoy and Gravy, Creamy Maebed Potatoes,
Buttered Roll, Fralt Cwp, Milk
TWBDAY.JULYI.lfT9
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Toeeed Salad with
Italian Diu lig. Oartic Toast, Fralt Juice or
Fralt Cup, Milk ^ •
WHWESDAY. JULY 4,1979
No School -HoUtey
THURSDAY, JULY », 197P
8M*med Bbt Dogi oo Baa. Baked Beona, Fralt
Cup.- Farefite Cootie, Milk
FRIDAY, JULYS, 1979
SUced Ham on Bun, Cheeee . Sticka, Buttered Can
Roey Appteeaece, Cookie. Milk
i
Ail Menus AreSub)eci to Change
PIONEER MIDDLE
• MONDAY, JULY 2. 1979
Grilled Cheese Sandwich. Nachos, Buttered Vege
table Fralt - Cookie. Milk
TUESDAY. JULY J, I97S
Hot Dop or Chili Dop, Pork and Beans or Sauer
kraut, Fralt Cookie, Milk
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1978
No School - Holiday
THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1878
Chicken and Noodles or Beef and Noodles Roll
Butter. Buttered Vegetable. Fruit. Milk
FRIDAY, JULY «. 1878
Pizza with Meat and Cheese. Buttered Corn Fruit
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453-1200
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