Canton Observer for September 29, 1988 - Canton Public Library

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Q&E Thursday, September 29. 1966
Fall fashions: Like reading a book
7'
m
. Fashion panel member Angela Denton models a richly
: matched back and tan fall shorts outfit from Marti Walker. Acl
cesories are by Accents Jewelry.
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If you are suffering from sustained depression, anx-
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study is to discover biological factors associated
with successful treatment of depressive illness.
Please contact:
^ Affective Disorders Unit
IV 256-9617
1=^ LAFAYETTE CLINIC „
Wayne State University
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T WAS AS easy a reading a
book at a recent Wonderland
-Mall fall fashion i Chapter ope introduced
clothing pieces to-fit into everyone's
wardrobe of Lltt^-boy blues. Classic,
trendy, baggy and /itted, dynamite
denims are being spruced up in
skirts, pants and Jackets to fit a variety
of tastes.
Chapter two surveyed db-the-go
dressing for an action-paekad fall. It
was slacks, slacks and more slacks
in subtle autumn shades to djjriu a i
ing black and white checks. Opifortable
casual wear was the aeme,
complimented with earth tone Slather
ankle boots and rustic a
ries.
Tbe plot thickened in cha
three with low-key, high-impact c;
reer dressing. Smart looking Styl
were introduced, including definitive
dressefi, suit alternatives and standout
separates. They were for the career-minded
person who's dressing
for success.
' Chapter four was a story in itself
,with an elegant variety of evening
wear. Sensibly proportioned dressing
accentuated sensuous shapes,
cashmere classics with shimmer and
shin, black velvet pantsuits plus
many other tasteful evening clothes
to create a double-take at the uptown
bash.
The show stealers, however, were
Solid Oak
Pedestal Tables
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From *280
Chairs From '9 7
the youngsters who modeled children's
wear at the beginning "ft ifafh
segment. They modeled denim'blues
like the older models as well as casual
and back-to-school. Their final appearance
was in party dresses.
Carrie Dursflto models backto-schobl
domes from Mylo's
Children's W^r at Wonderland
Mall.
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122 W. Michigan
Dttvntown
4,
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Heather McNeil and Cindy Boyes shimmer and shine in evening
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24023 AMN ARBOR TRAIL 0 7 A A t A A
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SALE 25% follows:
Section 21.4, Subparagraph 10 presently reads as follow*;
10. Election signs subject to the following "
(a) They shall be removed within ten (1) days following the election.
(b) They «h»n not be placed closer than ooe hundred (100) feet from any
polling place entrance.
(c) Tbe candidate shall be responsible for compliance with this section-
Section 21.4, Subparagraph 10 is hereby proposed to be amended to read as
follows:
10. Election signs subject to the following: •'
(a) They shall be removed within ten (10) days following-the election.
(b) They shall not be placed closer than ooe hundred (100) feet from any
polling place entrance.
(c) Tbe candidate shall be responsible for compliance with this section.
(d) No election sign is to exceed eight (>) square feet in area, and in the
case of a ground-mounted election sign, tbe height may not exceed foor
(4) feet
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that tbe proposed amendment to tbe text, as
printed, may be examined at the Township Hall. Department of Planning. 42350
Ann Arbor Road, during regular business boors. • JO a m to 5:00 p.m., until tbe
date of tbe Public Hearing Written comments concerning tbe request will be
received prior to the meeting. Telephone number 453-3167
At tbe Public Hearing, tbe Planning Commission may recommend tbe text
change as proposed or as amended
Publish September IS tod Octotar 11. 1MI
GREGORY WILLIAMS, Secretary
Planning Commission
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION
TO AMEND TEXT An Ordinance to Amend tbe Zoning Ordinance No. S3 otf
the Charter Township of Plymouth to amend the text of
Section S3, paragraph (10), Section 10J, paragraph (7),
Section 11.3, paragraph (7), Section 12.2, paragraph (2b),
Section 12-2, paragraph (Sa), Section 122, paragraph (1M),
Section 13.2, paragraph (Si), Section 14 J. paragraph (7h).
Section 15.4, paragraph (7h) and Section 20.1 paragraph
(4), dealing with Outdoor Lighting.
DATE OF HEARING: October 19.19SS
TIME OF BEGINNING. 7:20 P M.
PLACE OF HEARING: 42250 Ann Arbor Road
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tbe Planning Commission of Plymouth C2»arter
Township proposes oo its own motion to amend Zoning Ordinance No. S3.
Section W, paragraph (10). Section 10.2, paragraph (7). Section 11.2, paragraph
(7). Section 12.2, paragraph (2b), Section 122 paragraph (Sa), Section 111 paragraph
(121), Section 131, paragraph (Si). Section 14.1 paragraph (7h). Section
15.4, paragraph (7h), and Section 2S2, paragraph (4), as follows:
Section 9.3, paragraph (10). Section 10-1 paragraph (7), Section 11 1 paragraph
(7). Section 112, paragraph (2b), Section 112, paragraph (Sa), Section 12-2, paragraph
(121), Section 13.3, paragraph (SI), Section 14.2, paragraph (7b), and Section
1S.4, paragraph (7h) presently read as follows:
Outdoor i igHrtng Lighting shall be provided in an amount which shall be efficient
to permit safe movement ot vehicles and pedestrians at night The lighting
shall be high-pressafre sodium, and shall be so located and designated as to
reflect light away from adjacent single family residential areas.
Section 9.1 paragraph (10). Section 10.1 paragraph (7). Section 11-1 paragraph
(7). Section 12.2. paragraph (2b). Section 11X paragraph (Sa), Sertion l2-l parsgraph
(121), Section 123, paragraph (SIX Sectioo 141. paragraph Oh), Md Section
15 4, paragraph (7h) are hereby proposed to be amended to read aa follows:
Outdoor uStina Lighting shall be provided in an amoont which shell be sufficient
to permit safe movement of vehicles and pedestrians at night The lighting
shall be high-pressure sodium, metal hallde. or other type ot lighting approved
by the Commission which exhibits tbe same characteristics and qualities ot high
pressure sodium or metal hattde light* All lighting shall be so located and
u to reflect light away from adjacent single family residential areas.
Where the proposed project la pert ot an industrial sahfllvision, technological
part subdivision, or other overall project tha type ot lighting (hi^pruasure
sodium, metal halide or approved equivalent) should be ———
tbe subdivision or overall project
Section 20.2, paragraph (4) presently reafe as follows: . .
i i»hti.M of not lass than 2 watts par square yard of parting
be provided and so arranged and dssfeaed as to reflect light any faun any
residential we adjacent to tha area. Parking kit lighting will be <
later than one haH