Canton Observer for September 29, 1988 - Canton Public Library

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Tots,
mom
meet
By Jutte Brown
staff writer
CIDER AND companionship
were the order of the day
at a recent Canton Newcomers
get-together.
Members of the Newcomers'
Moms and Tots group traveled to
Plymouth Orchards and Cider Mill
the morning of Tuesday, Sept 20.
"That's one of our things in the
fall," said Kathe Better of Canton.
The group included eight moms'
and about 14 children.
The Moms and Tots took a wagon
ride, picked apples and enjoyed
tsder and doughnuts. They also suited
with the farm arHmali, and
learned how Plymouth Orchards
and Cider Mill opera tea. '
Hetter - enjoyed spending" the
morning with her children, Allison,
14 months, and Christian, 3.
Christian was able to run around
and play during the outing, although
Allison spent most of her
time traveling via backpack.
"They like all the Moms and Tots
activities we do every month."
Christian Hetter, 3, enjoys a
tasty apple. Christian went
to Plymouth Orchards and
Cider Mill with his mom,
Kathe, and his 14-month-old
sister, Allison.
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C&E Thursday. September 29, 1968
June Hantoy and her daughter, Jessica, 1,
pick apples at Plymouth Orchards and Cider
Mill. The Hanleys were among those partici-
Staff photo*
by John Stormzand
THE MOMS AND TOTS group
has different activities each month;
parties are held at Halloween,
Christmas and Easter.
"The kids get to meet other
kids." The mothers also enjoy the
meetings. {
The skies were a bit cloudy during
last*week's get-together, but
group members chose not to cancel
their outing.
"It was just like this when we
came out last year," Hetter said.
The group included babies and tots.
"Sometimes, they get a little
antsy," she said. The children are
generally well-behaved during
group outings.
Kathy Wanamaker of Canton,
who's also involved with the Moms
and Tots group, was among those
enjoying last week's get-together.
She was with her children, Kelly, 8
months, and Brian, S 1 *.
"Oh, I think this is fun,"
Wanamaker said. "I like doing this
kind of thing."
Kelly "just comes along for the
ride," but her older brother was
ablt to play with the other children.
"He loves being with the kids,"
she said.
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pating in last week's Canton Newcomers'
Moms and Tots outing.
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A wagon ride is part ol the fun for the Moms and Tots
group. Group members have different activities each
month, including parties at Halloween, Christmas and
Easter.
Symphony set
for fall concert
Debra Fayrttian, a Detroit Symphony
Orchestra cellist, will be the
featured soloist at the Plymouth
Symphony Orchestra's opening concert
of the 1988-89 season.
The coqcert. featuring Russian
masterworks, will be held at 8 p.m
Saturday, Oct. 1, in the auditorium of
Plymouth Salem High School, 46181
Joy Road, Canton.
The Plymouth Symphony Orchestra
is starting its 43rd season. Russell
Reed is the PSO's music director
and conductor.
Debra Fayroian, formerly principal
cellist with the Toledo Symphony
Orchestra, is well-known to music
lovers in the Detroit area. She has
appeared in recital in Detroit, Toronto.
New York. Toledo. Ann Arbor
and other cities. Her student years
were spent at the University of
Michigan, Interlochen. and the Aspen
Music Festival.
DURING THAT time, Fayroian
received many awards and scholarships.
She-was a soloist with the U-M
orchestras and^at Interlochen. Under
the guidandrtff the Juilliard String
Quartet, she began an intensive
study program in chamber mysie
Fayroian maintains an active performing
schedule with the many concert
series in the Detroit area.
Ticket prices are $8 for adults and
Debra Fayroian
DSO cellist
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$7 for seniors. Admission is free of
charge for students in kindergarten
through 12th grade. Tickets are
available at Beitner's Jewelry, 904
W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, at
Arnoldt Williams Music, 5701 N
Canton Center Road, Canton; and at
the Plymouth Symphony Society office.
451-2112. Tickets may also be
bought at the box office the evening
of the performance.
Following the opening concert, the
Plymouth Symphony Society will
host an afterglow reception for the
audience. Donation is |8. The reception,
to be held at the home of Wendell
and Margaret Smith, will include
wine and chfese, dessert and
coffee. For reservations, call Sue'
Decker. 453-9223.
The "Overture to Colas Breugnor.
will begin the all-Russian program
at the Saturday, Oct. 1, performance
.Composed by Dmitri Kavalevsky in
1937«.it is regarded as his most significant
work, and is based on stories
by Rolland.
A PROLIFIC composer, he studied
at the Moscow Conservatory and
began his music career at age 21. By
the time be was 35, Kavalevsky had
written four symphonies, two piano
concertos, a series of string quartets
and many piano pieces and songs.
The concert will include Aram
Khachaturian's" 1 "Cello Concerto,"
which was composed during the
summer of 1946. This work echoes
the painful experiences of wartime,
especially in its first two movements.
The second theme most clearly
bears the composer's personal signature
Its character echoes the folk
songs and dances of Armenia and
Azerbaijan, taught to him by his
mother in Tiflis, the capital of
Georgia, where he lived during his
early years.
Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov's colorful
and brilliant symphonic suite,
"Scheherazade," will close the evening
of Russian masterpieces. That
symphonic suite is based on the tales
of the book "The Arabian Nights."
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