Canton Observer for October 26, 1981 - Canton Public Library

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2A(C) Monday, October 26, 1981
obituaries
JOSEPH YONG PAR
Funeral services for Joseph, infant
son of Mr and Mrs, Yong T. Pak of
Canton, were held recently in Lambert-
Locniskar & Vermeulen Funeral Home,
Plymouth, with burial in United Memorial
Gardens. The child died Oct. 15 at
the age of 3 months He is survived by
his parents and one sister.
HARRIET RUBENDUNST
Funeral Mass was held recently at
Incarnation Catholic Church in Sarasota.
Fla., for Mrs. Rubendunst, 54. of
Sarasota, with arrangements made by
Lew Funeral Home of Sarasota The
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Rev. Gordon Fournier officiated. The
family requests no flowers.
Mrs. Rubendunst, who died Oct. 19 in
Sarasota Memorial Hospital, was born
in Illinois and moved to Sarasota from
Plymoyth four years ago.
Survivors include her husband, Tom;
sons Grant of Milan and Kurt of Milford;
a daughter, Mrs. Bruce Yakley of
Ypsilanti; her father, Harvey Weaver
of Homewood, 111.; a brother, Frank
Weaver of Homewood; a sister, Mary
Jane Purden of Flossmoor, 111.; and two
grandchildren
FERRIS J.(SLIM) MATHIAS
Funeral services for Mr Mathias, 73,
of Blunk Street, Plymouth, were held
recently in Schrader Funeral Home in
Plymouth with burial in Riverside
Cemetery. Officiating was the Rev.
Leslie F. Harding.
- Mr. Mathias, who died Oct. 19 in
Lupton, Mich., was born in Detroit and
moved to Plymouth in 1932 from Belleville.
He had retired in 1971 after 44
years with the Wayne County Road
Commission. He had been active in Explorer
Scouting in the Plymouth area
for 44 years.
Survivors include: wife, Joann; son,
Don of Plymouth; daughters, Sally
Meyers of Lilburn, Ga., and Patricia
Adams of Swartz Creek; six grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
MARIE ELLEN SOUTHARD
Mrs. Southard, 76, of Royale Court
South, Canton Township, was cremated
recently with arrangements made by
Schrader Funeral Home. Memorial
contributions may be made to the
Michigan Heart Fund. ]
Mrs. Southard, who died Oct. {14 in
Detroit, was a homemaker whoj had
moved to Canton in 1977 from Kansas.
She was a member of St. John Episcopal
Church in Plymouth
Survivors include: daughters, Anita
Beasley of Topeka, Kan., and Molly Jo
Wallace of Canton; brother, Howard
Schmidt of Midwest City, Okla.; and by
three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.
LYLE E. FALL
Funeral services for Mr. Fall of W.
Warren, Canton Township, were held
recently in Ross B. Northrop & Son Funeral
Home in Northville with burial at
Oakland Hills, Novi. Officiating was
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Officials cautious on budget
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funding)," said Gorman. "Although
the people at the state level say
there won't be any cuts, there won't be
any guarantee."
Gorman said it is "inevitable" that
federal revenue-sharing funds will be
slashed. In the past, this money was
used as a cushion, or to pay for "extras."
"It's almost as a need comes up, we
spend it," he said "To us, federal revenue-sharing
is a bonus. We haven't included
it in the budget (for routine expenses)."
Gorman said the industrial coordinator's
slot has been included in the budget.
Some board members — primarily
Robert Padget — have been pushing
for creation of this job.
However, the board has shown "hesitancy"
about filling it, said Gorman. He
attributed, this to indecision about the
Haggerty paving.
UNDER THE BUDGET, salaries for
about 110 township employees covered
by union contracts are slated to be
boosted 7-8 percent, said Gorman.
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Gorman.
Contracts for the building department
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pact in June
In addition, the budget specifies a 7
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However, the merit commission has
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The board's decision on those non-union
salary ranges will come before January,
said Gorman
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BLEACHING DISCOLORED TEETH
Discolored teeth can be restored to their original
color. The discoloration may be caused by the
death of the nerve, the use of certain antibiotics
(tetracycline discoloration) or overflouridated water.
For whatever reason your tooth or teeth may
be discolored, there is absolutely no reason to go
through life hiding your smile. Such discolorations
can be corrected by a simple process known as
bleaching.
Bleaching agents are applied within the tooth to
remove the stains that are in the dentin Techniques
employing concentrated oxidizing agents
have been successful in most cases. This process
is used for internal tooth discoloration and not for
the removal of surface stains that may be polished
off the enamel.
The bleaching process is usually successful but
sometimes the discoloration may reappear after a
few years and then another bleaching will be
required. The process is quite harmless.
Of course, a more permanent cure for a discolored,
or deformed tooth is an artificial crown or
jacket (sometimes known as a cap).
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the Rev. Stanley AuBjchon of Faith
Lutheran Church, Churubusco, Ind
Mr. Fall, who died Oct. 15 at home,
had lived in Canton for a number of
years and was a retired cribman for
Ford Motor Co He was a Lutheran He
is survived by his wife, toys
SARAH GAYDE
Funeral services for Mrs Gayde, 86.
of South Lyon were held recently in St
Peter Evangelical Church in Plymouth
with burial at Riverside Mausoleum,
Plymouth, with the Rev Leonard J.
Koeninger officiating Memorial contributions
may be made to the St Peter
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Plymouth
or to the Martin Luther Home.
Mrs Gayde. who d ed Oct 16 in
South Lyon, had retired from Blunk's
Furniture of Plymouth in 1960 as treasurer
of the firm. She was a life member
of St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran
Cburch, a life member of the Plymouth
Historical Society, a charter member
of the Business and Professional at St
Peter Evangelical Church
Survivors include: sisters. Clara Al-
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FRANCES M MORGAN
Funeral services for Mrs Morgan.
65. of Delray Beach. Fla , were held recently
in Schrader Funeral Home with
burial in Roseland Park Cemetery. Officiating
was the Rev Gerald Cobleigh
Memorial contributions may be made
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Mrs Morgan, who died Oct 18 in Ft
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