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Steve Zdan grills steaks for the Knights of Columbus.
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Kathy Richardson and daughter Kara enjoy one of the children's rides
thst are part of the festival.
Book sale attracts crowds
If rrading is your passion, don't pass
up the American Association of Uni-
versity Women's used paperback book
sale at the Plymouth Fall Festival
You'll find books in the AAUW
booth ranging from fiction to myster
ies. science fiction. Westerns and selec-
tions for teenagers.
Proceeds will go to scholarships for
women attending the University of
Michigan. Michigan State University.
Schoolcraft College. Madonna Univer
sity. Washtenaw Community College
and Plymouth Canton Adult Educa
tion programs
Denise Fischer and daughter Janee enjoy pancakes.
Arts Council
to hold show
The Plymouth Community Arts
Council will have its 19th annual Art
ists and Craftsmen Show in conjunc-
tion with the Plymouth Fall Festival.
The show will be 10 a.m to 7 p.m.
Saturday. Sept. 7. and noon to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Sept. 8. at Central Middle
School. Main and Church in down
town Plymouth.
Donation, payable at the door, is S2
for adults. Sl for senior citizens and
students Admission is free for chil-
dren under age 12
M O R E T H A N 100 .artists and
craftsmen from throughout Michigan
and surrounding states will participate
in the juried show
The show will feature clay, dried flo-
wers jewelry, acrylics oils, water col
ors. calligraphy, sewn .items, wood
items and others Some artists will
demonstrate their work during the
two-day show
This year's show will again include a
student booth Students from the Can
ton Plymouth community will sell art
work they have created More than 50
students will participate
The show is the primary fund-rais
ing aetivity for the Plymouth Commu
nitv Arts Council
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