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School funding cutback minimal 

It appears school officials' feara 

about large cuts in stste aid won't 

be realized 

Due to a miscalculation, there 

will, however, be s deduction of 

$9 90 in perpuptl funding, the 

Michigan Department of Manage 

menl and Budget reported last 

week. The cut amounts to a total 

of $15.3 million statewide. 

The state says there are 6.000 

more students than anticipated in 

Michigan schools this year Total 

enrollment is 1.7 million 

State Rep James Agee. D- 

Mutkegoh - the ranking Demo 

crat on education in the House — 

suggested that funds set aside for 

settlement of s lawsuit be uasd to 

compensate fur the shortfall. 

The state reserved $35 million 

to settle the Mussel man case. 

The governor and the Legislature 

came out ahead is the Mussel 

man case. The stale won't have to 

pre pay retirees' health benefits, a 

practice started in the 1980s, 

pared back under Gov James 

Banchard. snd halted entirely by 

Gov. John Engler. 

The Engler administration has 

not said what it plans to do with 

the $35 million 

It wasn't made clear how student 

enrollment was miscakulat 

•d. Some have theonied It's due 

to the charten xation of private 

schools 

Originally, the cut was projected 

to be s third of one percent, 

which would have amounted to 

$15 per student in Plymouth 

Canton. Then the figure was 

changed to s fifth of one percent. 

Plymouth Canton can handle 

the deduction, said John Birchler, 

Plymouth Canton «secutive di- 

rector of business snd opsrstkms. 

The Plymouth-Canton school 

district now receives $5,153 for 

each of its 15,306 students 

"Whst concerns me ia thst this 

will sffoct how we plan In ths 

past, ws thought the foundation 

was firm." said Superintendent 

Charles Little. "I'm not worried 

about thia year, but it appears 

that what wsa promised isn't 

going to happen. There was quite 

an error in estimating the number 

of students, and the state is cutting 

bsck." 

Canton resident leaving board post 

Ri Da it re u Clem 

St \n Warns 

Canton resident Francis Bud ' 

Winter. Wayne-Westland school 

board president, confirmed 

Thursday that be won't seek re 

election to another four-year term. 

Thst means at least one new 

board member will be elected in 

the June 10 race 

""The district now is heading in 

the right direction, and it's time 

for me to do what I want to do." 

Winter, 67. said- 

Winter and his wife. Maggie, 

are planning to move from Canton 

Township to Goodyear. An*., in 

the fall to spend their retirement 

Winter was elected to the 

-Mrhool board four years ago. after 

retiring in 1989 from a 35-year ed 

^cation career in the Wayne 

Westland district 

"His total contribution is one of 

dedication to the students and 

Canton (Observer 

the parents of the district." veter 

sn board member Mathew 

McCusker wud The fact thst he 

*»as willing to give four yesrs of 

his retirement to serve on the 

board shows his dedication. 

"He will be difficult to replace. " 

McCusker said 

Winter said the school district 

has achieved the goals that he 

cited as being instrumental in his 

decision to seek election in 1992 

Specificially: 

• Attendance boundaries have 

been redrawn 

• Four elementary schools have 

been closed, a decision thst Winter 

said was "painful" but neces 

sary 

• The district has shifted to a 

middle school structure, and 

• Numerous measures have been 

implemented to improve classroom 

instruction 

"There's no school district in 

the historv of the country. 1 be- 

• s t.i.«W < 

lieve, that took on that many 

challenges at one time." Winter 

said. 

Winter began his term when 

board members were still in the 

midst of political infighting. 

In recent months, however, the 

board hss appeared more united, 

and relations with Superintend 

ent Duane Moore are. by all accounts, 

productive. 

"I'm leaving st s time when I 

believe the district ia in excellent 

hands," Winter said. 

"I'm leaving with s lot of great 

memories." he said. "It's s good 

time to go. but it's a sad time, 

too." 

He ssid his msin erorry is thst 

the district anil continue to fsce 

financial problems because of 

state level cutbacks in education 

funding 

During his csreer. Winter 

taught at Walker and Madison 

elementane* and served as pnnci 

A story about Canton Town 

ship's request for s new interchange 

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Walker. Monroe. Hoover and 

the old Sheldon School. He also 

was principal st Franklin Junior 

High snd. most recently. Wayne 

Memorial High School. 

A scholarship in hia name was 

set up at Wayne Memorial, and 

he said he plans to return to the 

district each year to present the 

award. 

"My apirit will slwsys be here," 

he said. 

Other than Winter, the only 

board member whoss seat is st 

stske June 10 ia appointee Ed 

Turner, who confirmed weeka ago 

thst he will seek another fouryesr 

term 

Turner wss appointed in January 

to fulfill the remsining six 

months of former board member 

Richsrd LeBlsnc'a term LeBlanc 

stepped down after being elected 

to the Westland City Council. 

edition, should have said that in 

1996 voters denied a request for s 

bond issue to make road improvements 

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Chamber staffer 

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Linds Shspons of ths Csnton 

Chamber of Commerce hss 

been recognised by the Board 

of Directors of ths Michigan 

Chsmbsr of Commerce Executives 

with s Michigsn Chem 

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Ths award is given to those 

who hsve achieved specific ed 

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The program wsa developed in 

1990 to encourage and main 

tsin high standards smong 

chamber of commerce execu 

lives in Michigsn. 

The Michigan Chsmber Pro 

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educstionsl require 

menu snnuslly in order to 

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received this award on Feb. 

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The Michigsn Chsmber of 

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College chief 

pushes service 

By Ralph R. Echtxnaw 

Btait Warm 

Schoolcraft College President 

Richard McDowell told the Canton 

Economic Club Wsdnssdsy 

thst good customer service is 

one of the keys to success in any 

businsss. 

"If we don't provide good service, 

then we reslly have nothing 

to ofTer our customers," he 

ssid. "A lot of times people are 

willing to pay a little bit more if 

good service goes with it. 

"As consumers we think 

about ths places where we go to 

do buainess. And the plsces we 

uauslly go sre places where either 

the personality of the owner 

has something to do with it, 

we are treated as if we are welcome 

to be there, and we are often 

snnoyed when thst doesn't 

happen." 

Attorney Nevin Rose said Mc- 

Dowell is right. The points he 

rsised sre important to everyone 

in business, no matter if it's 

a profession or s service. My 

secretsry needs to mske the 

client feel welcome at the door 

no matter if she likes him or 

not." 

John Marcus, branch manager 

of Csn ton's First of America 

bank, said customer service is 

psrticularly important in banking. 

That's an ongoing concern 

in any company that has 

turnover of employees," he said, 

because new employees "may 

not know the customer very 

well" 

Besides, Marcus added, "It's 

hard to find good help - 

When treated poorly as customers 

"we often become annoyed 

and we leave," McDowell 

ssid. "Another situstion is 

when we have s problem snd we 

go snd try to get thst problem 

resolved and the only thing the 

people want to explain to us is 

Students 

race to 

learning 

By M.B. Dillon 

ST AFT WAMA 

There are 300 new authorities 

on the Inuit people snd Iditarod 

in Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. 

Two hundred students st 

Plymouth-Csnton Educstionsl 

Psrk snd 100 fifth-grsders st 

Tonds Elementary School were 

visited by Dan Anderson, s 

musher who hsils from the 

Grsnd Rapids sres He brought 

with him six Siberisn huskies 

snd s dogsled 

Anderson, of Tundrs Outfittars, 

taught studenu shout the 

Inuit psopls, and about the 

1,160-mils Iditarod dogs led race 

that of Saturday in Anchor- 

«r His visit wss srrsnged by 

fifth-grsde tescher Donna Sarrach 

"Ths kida wars supsr-impreeesd." 

said Ron Myers, who 

slso teaches fifth grsds st Tonds. 

Ths Iditarod has iU own home 

what the company policy ia. 

Ths company policy mesns 

we're not going to get our wsy, 

and here's why I can't do whst 

you want ms to do. And the (employes) 

is ssying to thsmeelves. 

This is ths company policy, snd 

I win.' And we ssy to ourselves, 

'I don't hsve to come back here.' 

Even when a businsss person 

can't "grant what the customer 

wants," McDowell said, "we can 

find a way to solve the cus-" 

tomer's problem, which makes 

that person happy and keeps 

them as a customer." 

To ensure that customers are 

treated well, McDowell ssid, "we 

also need to treat employees 

well because, if we're not tresting 

them well, we can't expect 

them to treat customers well. 

Treating them well means: 

Keep them informed. Have them 

be involved. And have them feel 

like they're part of what's going 

on." 

Applying thst philosophy to 

Schoolcraft College, McDowell 

said, meana training employees 

to practice good customer relations 

and making the education 

process as painleaa aa possible 

For exsmple, changes in the 

registration process hsve almost 

eliminated the long lines many 

older people remember from 

their college days. 

Furthermore. "We make the 

campus look nice, cut the grass, 

plant flowers, paint the buildings, 

pick up trash in classrooms 

(and) try to tell people 

that we're teaching quality information. 

"A* a result of that, students 

feel very good about being at 

Schoolcraft College " 

Personally, McDowell said, "1 

might not be having a good day. 

but when it's my time to talk to 

students, 1 better listen to their 

side." 

page on the Internet, and Myers 

ia connecting hia students to the 

web psge through Americs online 

Esch fifth-grsder ia being 

mstched with s musher. snd will 

track his or her progress through 

ths chsckpointa as the race 

heads for Nome 

Last week's warm weather 

The Observer / MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26,1996 

Rudolph/Libbe 

CANTON ECONOMIC 

CLUB 

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Serviceman: Richard McDowell emphasized his point 

when he said, "We have all had experiences as customers 

where it has been difficult to purchase an item 

because we haven't been able to break up a conversation 

between two sales people long enough to get waited 

on.' 

• Applying that philosophy to Schoolcraft College, 

McDowoll said, moans training employees to practice 

good customer relations and making ths edu- 

cation process a 

All < 

Musher Dan 

Anderson 

enthralls 

his audience 

at Ton da Elementary. 

unfortunately melted all the 

snow, but luckily. Anderson's 

prsctice sled is equipped with 

wheels The musher allowed students 

to pet his dogs and hooked 

up the huskies to ths sled for 

lsps sround the bus loop at Tonda 

and behind Sslem High 

School 

Township road gets new name 

which reflects its surroundings 

You probably wont notice it 

immediately, but when you drive 

on Canton Center Road, taks a 

peak at ths road sign where Proctor 

Road uaad to be. Just north of 

township hall Ths nana of ths 

rosd — which ia alongside ths 

Canton Historical Society Muaeum 

— has been chsngsd to Her- 

laada you to ths Cantoo 

Hi stories I Socisty Mussum 

and Heritage Park 

Canton Township will collect 

100 psrcsnt of school taxsa ftoca 

piuparty owners In ths Plymouth 

Canton, Wajraa-Waatland and 

Van Buran achool districts Ths 

township sko coOscta far ths Rsgjonnl 

Education Barvks A#sncy 

This fa ths first year that 100 

at the achool turn has 

p tn ana mar for 

CONNECTION 

Wayne-Westland 

Bach taxing authority pays Ufa 

township S3 50 par tax bill for ths 

collection Ths Regional Educs 

tfan Service Agency is chsrjsd SI 

per tax fall 

Boards of Review 

Property tax aaaessmsnt notices 

aheuld hs in ths nail by 

now If you wfah to appeal, two 

boards of rmew are available By 

appointment, appoala will ba 

heard 2-0 p m March 11. 9 a m - 

6 p.m March 12, » a m -6 p a 

March IS. S a m.-6 p m March 

16. On Saturday, March 1* appeals 

will be heard on a flrst 

' basis, 9 a.m -1 

Petitions are new available for 

appeals They may be pkked up 

at the office, which fa 

on the northeast comer of Ford 

and Canton Center roads The office 

fa in the same building as Fire 

Station No 1. 

Property owners also may appeal 

baaed on hardship Contact 

ths aaaaaaor*s office. 061-6400. for 

Serving on the boards of review 

are Kerry DsVors, Deniee Potis. 

Russell Wsrgm. Tony Farell. Ray 

Van Hosck snd Patrick WOliama 

Canton cleanup 

Dates have been eet for 

cleanup that includes rubbish 

itsms not normally collected at 

curbsada Ths datss are. March 6- 

0 and March 22-23, April 12-1S 

and 26-27; May 10-11 and May 

24; June 7-6 and 21-22; July 12- 

18 and 26-27, Aug. 0-10 and 23- 

24; Sept 13-14 and 27-2S; Oct. 

U-12 and 26-26; Nov. S-6 and 

Dac. 13-14 

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Officials resolve 

smoking issue 

By M.B. Dillon 

ST ATT W SITES 

Wayne County Probate Court 

and local officials hsve declared a 

truce in their disagreement over 

smoking tickets. 

Plymouth-Csnton school snd 

lsw enforcement officials complained 

recently that court officials 

were dismissing ticketa 

issued to Plymouth-Csnton students 

for amoking on achool property. 

At s meeting Thuradsy, the issue 

wss clesred up. It sppears 

there wss a lack of communication. 

"We called the meeting because 

we wanted to resolVe the 

issue of how these smoking tickets 

are being handled." said Canton 

Public Safety Director John 

Santomauro. 

"We led people to believe that 

the tickets were being dismissed, 

when in fact they were dismissed 

with prejudice with a fine attached. 

There's a big difference," 

the director said. 

"Our intent all along with this 

issue of smoking was to meet 

with the Probate Court and discuss 

our concerns. Unfortunately, 

that did not occur first before 

we put out inaccurate information." 

Derrick Glass, traffic and ordinance 

referee with the juvenile 

division of Probate Court, said 25 

Plymouth-Canton students have 

been assessed fines for smoking 

since mid-December 1995 

"We had 29 tickets scheduled, 

and 25 of those persons appeared 

in court and were assessed court 

costs for possession of tobacco. 

Three persons didn't appear, and 

one ticket was withdrawn by an 

assistant principal" 

Tickets are dismissed with 

» prejudice upon receipt of $25 in 

costs, Glass said. 

Among those in attendance 

Thursday were Alexander Luvall. 

juvenile court registrar and chief 

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achool board members 

Susan Da via and Michael 

Maloney; and Santomauro. 

The meeting was real poai- 

Uve," said Davis, who works with 

the court on a professional basis 

with Growth Works, a local youth 

services agency. "We came to ths 

conclusion that we really are 

playing on the same songsheet. 

We all want what's best for kids 

"County officials are very willing 

to work with our community, 

added Davis. They see us as being 

very progressive in wanting 

to do business differently. They're 

reslly open to helping us solve 

problems we see in the community 

"We're not going to do anything 

really new, but these violations 

will be referred bsck to _ 

through the normal channels," 

Davis said. 

Santomauro said it was agreed 

that one individual at the Probate 

Court will be made liaison 

with Canton's Public Safety Department 

and school district. 

It also was agreed, he said, 

"that the tickets are being issued 

to emphasize to young people 

the consequences of their actions. 

not necessarily the seriousness 

of smoking, or the 

violation of s law." 

"We appreciate what the 

court is doing, but it's important 

for us to emphasize to youths the 

consequences of their actions." 

said Santomauro "We all realized 

that a ($251 fine is not going 

to emphasize consequences " 

Probate Court also agreed to 

refer the offenses back to the local 

level as much as possible 

through Growth Works and other 

social service organizations 

The Canton Public Safety Department 

and the schools agreed 

to form a task force "to look at 

issues involving public safety in 

the schools." added the director 

Probate Court officials are welcome 

to parti a pate 

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wouldn't have tboae memories," 

he aaid. 

He aaid he ha* apent hour* 

talking with Jamea Murray, director 

of the county'a Department of 

Environment, about recreational 

opportunitiea on the Rouge. 

"There's something about this 

Rouge project, and you already 

know this, it's msgical." he said. 

He described sn ezperience of 

year* ago when he was ssked to 

talk to citizens in Wyandotte concerned 

about the proposed construction 

of s retention basin. 

When he ssked people what the 

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We are looking tor 50 people from all walks 

life, to take part in a consumer study on audio 

equipment in our Plymouth location. The study 

will be done in 2 hour sessions scheduled 

between March 4 and March 9 

Each participant will receive a gratuity for their 

time. If you are interested in participating in a 

two hour session, please call for more details 

4 1 4 - 6 6 6 8 

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Mike Duggan 

Wayne County 

deputy executive 

creek wsa like, they deacribed it 

as smelly, flowing with sewage. 

After aaking if people would 

rather have the sewage removed 

and kept in the retention baain, 

he realized that people didn't understand 

what the twain would 

do, he said. 

Now he'a aaking again what the 

county can do to make the public 

understand, to "ahow people that 

they're getting value for their 

money," he aaid. 

Duggan deacribed work done on 

the Rouge in Hines Park aa a cooperative 

effort with Department 

of Public Works workera volun- 

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Chester Hornback. 20 grandchil 

dren. and 31 PMI gramkhildren 

OBITUARIES 

He was preceded ia death by 

his wife. GoIdie. and hia daughter. 

Daisy Proctor. 

Memorials may be made to 

Hoe pice of Southeastern Michi 

can 

LOLA ALJCf VENTOLA 

Lola Alice Ventola. 90, of Dear 

bom died Friday. Feb. 23. in 

Wayne Schrader Howell Funeral 

Home handled the arrangements 

Her body was donated to the Uni- 

versity of Michigan Medical 

School. 

She waa bora Jan. 20. 1906. in 

CedarviUe. She waa a bomemaker 

She was born ia CedarviUe, and • 

came to tha Dearborn community 

S3 years ago. She attended the 

University ot Michigan and loved 

sports and politics. 

She is survived by her son. Wil 

ham M. Ventola of Plymouth; one 

grandson; and one granddaughter 

Memorials may be given to the 

Plymouth Rotary Foundation. 

Maggie KatMaan Furlong Jacob Billing* 

Community has lots 

St. Mary Hospital offers prostate screening ofmte youngsters 

u ..... rw .r.\r> be K— 9 o am . m to «r» 5 «> pm r> m Saturday, ûrnUs Use the Levan Road entrance and 

The screening will aaseas assess and 

/ %/ ^ 

Prostate Screening Day. spun 

sored by the radiation oncology 

and community outreach depart 

ments of St. Man. Hospital, will 

March 2. 

The screening will be in the 

Marian Pavilion. 14556 Levan 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

Notice is heretev pm that ^ City of Plymouth -ill sccept sealed bid. up 

uouliOUpm EST*iTu«da> March 12. for the follow to* 

Theater Chain A Folding Tables 

Specification* ar.d propuaai forma are available at '.he 

Purchasing Agent during regular jffke flour* 

of the 

Thr Citv i Plymouth the right to accept r reject «r.« Jf a,! bwl» Ji 

•boir or in part tad U> saive any irregularities 

CARi »L A STONE 

>' ^ VffTDt 

NOTICE 

1996 CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE OF HEARINGS 

.ASSESSMENT BOARD OF REVIEW 

The Board of Rev lew for the City of Plymouth •ill w-nr n the City 

Commission Cbanten. JO I S Main Strset Plymouth Mi V• for an 

I irjaaiatunai Mewing -m Tiaesda*. March 5 !W> at 12 

Thr Regular Board of Review 

TUESDAY. MARCH V l«OS 

WEDNESDAY. MAJU H 6. IMS 

THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 1*06 

TUESDAY. MARCH 1*. IN* 

WEDNESDAY. MARCH IX IMS 

THURSDAY. MARCH 14, I M 

Other 

wo will Oegm 

12.1J NOON TO FCOO PM 

&00 PM. TO *OO P M 

ISÎE NOON TO tao PM. 

XOO PJT TO *OO PJM 

IIROO P.M. TO aoe PM 

IOO P-M. TO FCOO P J*. 

Hearings are by appointment only. COMPUTED IM® BOARD OF 

REVIEW PETITIONS ARE NECESSARY and rnmrnt be submitted to 

the Front Office, located on the Pkr* FVooc at City Hall be«are aa 

sppmstaesl can be Bade The •DEADLINE"' for vibmiUiag 

w ail s ii isai wishing to appeal ia parses before the 

I of Review is Wednesday. March 6. IMS by Ml WL 

A resident or oen rwdral taxpayer may file s petition with the Board of 

Renew without the rrs«»r«n-nl ti s persscial appearance by the taxpayer 

or s representative agent must hare written authority to represent owrner. 

by Monday. Marrh 18 1996 

1 mmt af r N» notace stating the dates and times at ths meetings will be 

pasted an the official pubbc bulletin boards of the City and also in the local 

All Board ef Renew meetings sre open meeting m compliance with the 

-Opea Meeting. Art" 

If yee have aay questions regarding the Marrh Board of Revieo rou nay 

call 453-1234 i 223 

cmf OF PUYM'HTH 

ASSESSMENT DE PAJfTM ENT 

follow the signs. 

The free program open to men 

includes a p rusts te exam, blood 

test to measure the level of Pros 

tate Specific Antigen (PSA), and 

educational material. 

educate participants on prostata 

disaaae. 

Advance registration ia requested 

and may be done by calling 

(313> 665 2922 or toll-free at 800 

494 1650. 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE OF HEARING 

ASSESSMENT BOARD OF REVIEW 

Notice is hereby given that the Plymouth Tbwnahip March Board Of Renew 

will meet on the following date* and times 

Hearings sre by appointment Call 453-3640 est 366. between 8 JO s m to 

4 00 p m for an appointment 

Toe ad ay. March 5 900 s m noon OrganixaUsn Meeting 

200pm 5 00pm Hearings by appointment 

Monday March 11 900 s m noon Hearings by sppotntment 

200pm 500pm Hearings by appointment 

Tuesday March 12 200 pm 900 pm Hearings by appointment 

Saturday. March 16 900 am noon Open 

1 00 pm 500 Open 

IHher hearing dates snd times may be scheduled as needed 

All persona protesting their asaeesment must complete petitions prior to 

appearing before the hoard A personal appearance is not required 

The board of review will be held in the Township Hall board meeUng room 

of the Plymouth Township Hall 42350 Ana Arbor Road. Plymouth Ml 

•8170 

Please come prepared, aa a 10 minute time limit before the board will be 

strictly adhered to 

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS 

MEETING NOTICE 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 

A regular meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday 

March 7. 1996 at 7 00 PM ia the Commission Chambers of the City Hall. 

201 & Main Street. Plymouth. ML U> consider 

£ *vO6 500 N Harvey , Non-Urn Variance 

Temporary Use of Trailer 

Zoned O-1. Office 

Applicant Comm Fvdersl Credit Union 

Z-M-OS 1*77 W Aan Arbor Tr Nan-Use Variance Rrûeeted 

Side Yard Setback 

Zoned R 1. Single family Residential 

If this is a multiple tenant building, please post thia notice where all 

inLervstad parties may read it 

In compliance oith the Americans with Disabilities Art. the City of 

Plymouth will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary sids sad services, 

such as signers for the bearing impaired and audio tapes ef printed 

materials being considered at the meeting/hearing, to individuals with 

disabilities Requests for auxiliary aids or semens ssay be mads by writing 

or calling the following CAROL STONE 

ADA 

201 & 

Plymouth. Ml 46170 

rrxooe the following described 

property from R 1 Single Family ReaidenUsl District, to C-2. (ieneral 

Commercial District. 3 75 acres, more or lees Application No 1370 

7 

LEGAL DESCRIPTION 

Part of the Northsaat 1/4 of Section 24. Ttown 1 South. Raoge $ East. 

Plymouth Towaship Michigan Beginning at a point in ths North line of the 

Northeast 1/4 of Ssctasa 24. Town I South. Range * East, said psaat being 

distaat North 66 degress 50 amuUs East 670 36 feet from ths North 1/4 

comer of said Ssctmo. 'sa*d pouH being the intersection ef the centerhne ct 

Haggerty snd FWe Mile Roads* running thence North 66 degress 50 

minutes East 324 63 bet along (he North line of the Northeast 1/4 U a 

point, thanes South 25 degree. Weet 746 bet along s line parallel le the 

renterltne of Haggerty Road U> a point thence South W degrees 26 minutes 

17 seconds Weet 324 02 feet to a point in the cenlerline of said Haggerty 

thence Nerth 25 degrm East 745 15 feet along said renter line la 

L*MI 

ORDINANCE NO. 66 

AMENDED ZONING MAP NO. 83 

PLTHOimi CHARTER IOWNWUF 

WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN 

ADOPTED BY THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES ON . 

EFFECTIVE DATE 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the prepsesd s—4—I la ths amp. 

as printed, stay to exaauned at the Plywwoth Tewaehsp Hstt. ( •••nsrty 

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SIIOPPMS CENTERED 

LiMDA BACIW ACS 

Should one apply 

lipstick in public? 

"Mv mother taught me B«vir to groom myself in 

public." *aid one of m> lunchurne companions 

«hen asked if she normal 1> touches up her lip 

stick at the table 

Much to mom's dismay however, »he proceeded 

to extract a tiny makeup bag from her purse an*l 

deftly appl> her hwnu shade. Clinique s Tender 

heart, to her faded lip* The forbidden act »as 

quick and professional. undertaken without even a 

glance in a mirrored compact Miss Manner* re 

luctanth ap 

prove* of a dis- 

i few 

She ©bseruer 

MALLSMAINSTREETS MUNDAY. 

creet lip fn in 

public She 

prefer* that a 

woman duck behind 

a pretty 

compact, rather 

than go it alone 

in full view of 

dinner guests 

My informal survey yielded yeas from mo*t 

makeup savvy women Some said thev applied hp 

stick, but never powdered their nose Other* 

painted their lipa. but demured depending upon 

whom they were with 

One M-A.C. COUMUO professional at the Somereet 

Collection in Troy admitted that it waa 

normal behavior for her to put on lipatick sans 

mirror in public, but she wouldn't do it in front of 

her dad Nicky Colen of Birmingham lacquer* 

hps among family but doesn't when she • with 

friends. Jay** Milliy of BJoomfWId know* she 

shouldn't, but she doe* "Never with a client, 

though." she adds 

Karen St. Charles, a manufacturer* rep from 

Pinttar suggested that moat men would probably 

disapprove of applying lipatick in public because 

they're not wild about lipatick. or at least the taste 

of it. "I think they like the way it looks on a worn 

an. but they don't like kissing stained lipa. she 

surmised- 

Carol Wiaakur swear* by lip liner and finds 

that applying liner and lipatick at the table is just 

a btt indiscreet, so »be generally refrains And 

manicurist Careo Koaarek was adamant in her 

beliefs. "Never." *be answered when asked the 

burning lip etiquette question "Isn't that what 

they have bathrooms for" 1 " volunteered 10-year 

old Nate Lewis of Detroit 

Laei Karbal. whose boutique by the same name 

offers lipsticks from several cosmetics lines, fives 

an enthusiastic thumbs up to a tasteful tableside 

lipstick refresher She shared some of spring s 

newest lip color* snd textures From Carol SHAW 

for Lome. look for gold, 

amethyst snd pewter 

glosses (SIB 50>. Shimmer 

snd shine is in, as exhibited 

by Chaaal'S top selling 

Lewes Crtstalliaos Crys- 

EL 

tal Up gSoss compact, coo 

taming opal snd metallic 

shades . 

Also hot from Loruc, the 

sunburnt tints called JU- 

Ua (aa in Roberts? and 

Fraa (aa in Drescberl snd 

the dear pink of Bess 

^ S18J0 

Trisb McEvoy'a moisturizing shimmer stick 

•92 ia perfect worn over a lip liner ia a sexy 

brown. • 10 and U15. This will give the paariescent 

moonlit effect that ia so popular for spring. 

Also from Larl Karbal ia BB-udnghua, Rosebud 

Salve or KKWI UP BATE ($4-50) far 

laexpeaaivs shins plus aouHw To tuckinyour 

pocket 

book mirror ($29 50) 

Oh. if we could juet eueegiee aur mouths a 

ksaety swips with our napkin. as the menfolk do 

Guaas we're dsstinsd to a dainty dab at the car 

nsrs — all ia deference ta luscious. luminous lips 

Editor $ mots This m Linda Bachrackt final ratad 

column far Mats 6 Masnstreets AfUr four 

yema snd tarn* mamtht ofpemmng+W4 mama, 

the'i offm different directions Her insights mil 6r 

' ^ 

• Tha 

• Go 

lookino ahead 

tor mi 

of ths tubas: tal 

the Label with 

Mall 

readies 

opening 

• Somerset North is si* 

months away from a grand 

opening and tenants are 

announcing their leases. 

Here's an update, plus 

where to go for the jobs! 

B^ St SAN DEMACCIO 

SI »»> Wsma 

Shopping fever is spreading along 

Big Beaver at Coolidge in Troy and 

it's hard to drive by the massive mall 

under construction without catching 

it. 

When the SJ00 million Somerset 

North opens Aug 16. it will sdd 3,500 

full and part time jobs to the area, 

bring dotens of new dining and retailing 

adventures to town, and generate 

close to S2 million in property taaes 

lor the Troy Downtown Development 

Authority 

.In 1994. the Somerset Collection 

across the street paid 11.229.809 in 

property taiea which were earmarked 

for the Troy DDA and road improve 

menu The Oakland Mall, the city's 

other major retail center, paid 

Si.800.608 in property taxes last year, 

shared by the schools, Oakland (. om 

munity College and the city » 

The opening of Somerset North is 

s celebration for all because it puts 

Detroit on the big retail map. said 

Saks Fifth Avenue spokeswoman 

Cheryl Hall "Detroit will become a 

shopping mecca. People used to leave 

town to shop at stores like Bendel's 

FEBRUARY 26,1996 

John 8ROA»«rAM>/$TAW pHonr.iuFMi - 

Somerset's skywilh: Leading from one mall's second level rotunda to the other across Big 

Beai er. the Covered "escalator" has captured the imagination of motorists since construction 

be nan in 1994 

and Nordstrom Now they'll stay here 

and u*H draw shoppers from other 

cities." 

Despite owner manager Forbes 

Cohen Properties refusals to disclose 

the tensnt list st the new center, the 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

learned thst the following retailer* 

sre among the 120 set to join tri level 

anchors Nordstrom and Hudson's: 

Bendei ». Heliberg Dismonds. The 

Right Start. Roots. Banana Republic, 

The Gap. Ralph Lauren's Polo Shop. 

Kay Bee Toys, Things Remembered. 

Mother's Work Maternity, moat divi- 

sions of The Limited (including 

Structure. Victoria's Secret, Abercrombie 

A Fitch. Bath 4 Body 

Works) President Tuxedo, The Pot 

tery Bam, The Disney Store, Warner 

Bros. Studio Store. Franklin Mint 

and Gymboree. 

The Peacock Food Court will feature 

a cappuccino bar and 10 quicky 

eateries around seating for 700 people. 

Restaurants will include The 

Capital Grille, a sophisticated steak 

house. California Pizia Kitchen, 

featuring 27 varieties of wood-fired 

pizxa; and J. Alexander's with open 

grille entrees snd slow roaster prime 

rib. 

The most eagerly anticipated mal 1 

attraction ia the moving skywaik el 

vsted 16 feet shove Big Beaver thst 

will transport shoppers between the 

Somerset Collection snd Somerset 

North in three minutes. Groundbreaking 

took place in October 1994 

Tmuughout the summer before the 

Aug. 16 grand opening at Somerset 

North, shoppers will aee an increase 

of promotions and special events at 

Right Start stores are coming to town 

Bl Si SAM DCMAGCIO 

SI >» • •*«»« 

The Right Start got off on the right 

foot 

What began as a catalog company 

selling baby safety items to new 

moms 10 year* ago. has become a 

public company with 16 stores across 

the country — two arriving in Michi 

gan at Twelve Oaks. Novi on March 

The Right Staff-. Sew parents will find everything they need 

for baby when The Right Start stores open later this year The 

catalog stores also have a gift registry. 

Retailert can Mibnut news of upcoming events and 

promotions for Added Attractions The deadline is 

the Wednesday before publication om Monday 

Send facts to Mails 6 Mainstreels, Observer A 

Eccentric Newspapers. §05 £ Maple. Birmingham. 

49009 Or fax to ($10) 944-1314. 

:S i Of 901 

MCWC4r.fr* 20 

momstxv, rt* m 

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28. and at Somerset North, Troy in 

August 

The Right Start spokeswoman Gail 

Blumenfeld said the California-based 

company plans u> open IS additional 

L'.S stores by December. 

"With about two million custom 

ers. we've become the leading special 

ly infant and toddler product mer 

chant in America." she pointed out. 

"Our rapidly expanding catalog liat ia 

the perfect springboard from which to 

grow The Right Start stores '" 

The shop's interiors were created 

especially for young families with 

wide aisles for strollers, and lots of 

toys and videos to ksep small custom 

ers happy while parents browse. All 

products can be pre-tested before 

purchase Sales associates are mostly 

moms "with experience." 

"Our sates staff is more than willing 

to help ease babies ia and out of 

rental* and carry alls because we 

understand new mothers are extra 

cautious about buying baby items. 

Blumenfeld aaid. Customers have 

typically been "new moms. 25 to 39 

years old. with an average annual income 

ia excess at S50.000 

Best selling produsta at the Right 

Start include •trailers, nursing aup 

plies, safety devices, nursery oqpanis 

ADDED ATTRACTIONS 

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Th* Observer!MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1996 

WAYNE BUSINESS Finance 

100 years later, bureau still caters to visitors 

BY RXNKK 9KOCLI NO 

SMUIAL WWTU 

The Detroit Metropolitan Coo 

vention and Viaitow Bureau. the 

world's oldest convention bureau, 

celebrated to 100th birthday in 

January. 

"It affirm* the importance that 

travel and tourism can have oo • 

community We were juat the first 

to realiae it- We atarted en industry." 

Michael Wright, the bu 

reou'e eaecutive vice preaident 

and a Plymouth resident, said of 

the bureau's longevity 

Today, that industry generate* 

annual revenue* of S3 billion and 

welcomes mora than 12 million 

viaitore each year. It also sustain* 

60.000 job* in ihe area'* tourist 

industry. 

The bureau began as an idea of 

a newspaper journalist. Milton J. 

Carrmchael. sn Indians trans 

plant who worked aa a reporter for 

The Detroit Journal, once one of 

the city's leading newspaper* 

On Feb. 19. 1896. just two 

weak* after Carmichael wrote an 

article *uggesting that businessmen 

work together to promote Detroit 

s» e convention location, the 

Detroit Convention snd Businessmen'a 

League wa* fortned. 

By 1915. 12 other citiea had 

mimicked Detroit * effort*. Later 

that year, their representative* 

met in Detroit to create an organ! 

. cation known today at the Inter 

national Association at Convention 

A V i»iters Bureaus. 

History often conspired sgainst 

promoting Detroit as s viable con 

vention kite There wa* the De 

preaaion. the riot*, and the decline 

in downtown hotel room* as 

bu*ines*e* moved to the suburbs. 

However, the bureau always -e 

mained *teadfa*t in it* miaaion. 

"It'* been the bureau* duty to 

thape a still-poaitive and produc 

live identity It's an evolving 

identity, constantly changing over 

time." Wright *aid. 

Over the year*, the bureau 

landed *ome real coup* Detroit 

boated the 1980 Republican Con 

vention. the 1982 Super Bowl and 

the 1994 World Cup Soccer 

Eicon LX 

Found*: In 1896, newspaper 

journalist Milton J. 

Carmichael founded the 

l)etrt)it Convention and 

Businessmen's League, 

forerunner of the Metropolitan 

Detroit Convention 

and Visitors Bureau. 

Game* It slao was the White 

House* location choice for the 

Group of Seven economic meeting 

in March 1994. 

While national events are exciting. 

it'a the niche markets that 

•teadily feed the economy, such 

a* motor coach tours, group* that 

are induatrisl or manufacturing 

related, and on the leisure tide, 

people seeking the big city urban 

getaway, according to Wright. 

The bureau boasts a membership 

of 600 businesses and organnations 

specific to the tourist industry 

Membership he* its 

perks. 

"One of the most important aer 

vices we provide for our member* 

is hard buaineas lead*.'' Kim 

Fitzgerald, marketing vice president, 

said. 

Maryann Karamon agree*. 

Marketing manager for PCR Personal 

Computer Rental* in Plym- 

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Warm welcome: Employees gather at the 1923 opening of the first visitor information booth of the Detroit Convention 

& Tourist's Bureau on the main square in downtown Detroit. 

outh, Karamon said her company's 

membership in the bureau 

hs* been profitable 

"Jt'» very beneficial to us because 

we rent lots of computer* to 

trade show* and exhibitors. They 

send over weekly new leads. They 

also send them to the hotels, and 

we deal with the hotels." 

Betty Jean Awrey. vice president 

of public relations and government 

affairs for Awrey Bakeries 

in Livonia, is a lifelong supporter 

of the bureau. She has 

nerved on the board for several 

years 

"I believe in Detroit and the 

whole southeaatern Michigan 

zxniijii 

area. We need to bring more business 

in this entire area. If a busi 

ness fits the bureau's profiles 

they should become a member. 

There's a trickle-down effect. 

Think of yourself going into a new 

city. You are going to shop, eat. 

and viait points of interest," she 

said. 

The bureau continues to focus 

on two markets: conventions and 

meeting! and tourism Its service 

department will put together a 

bid for event and meeting planners 

that include* hotel reaerva 

tions, meeting facilitiea, AV 

equipment, printing services, 

even flowers. 

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"Every meeting we work with is 

a tailor-made package," Fitxger 

aid said. 

This May. the bureau will 

launch a "one-stop" booking system 

for single tour packages. It's 

also testing computerized consumer 

information stations in hotels. 

airports and shopping centers. 

And. according to Wright, by 

the end of the first quarter, it will 

have a worldwide web site. 

The bureau begins its 100th 

year by honoring some of its own 

service people, the real frontliners 

such as hotel clerks. The ROSE 

awards program (Recognition of 

Service Excellence) was started 

last year. On Feb. 16, all nominees 

will be honored at a luncheon 

at Greenfield Village. 

This is a year of centennial 

celebrations for , Detroit. The 

same year the Metropolitan Detroit 

Convention & Visitors Bureau 

started up. the first "horse 

less carriage" made its way down 

Woodward Avenue. 

So bureau officials expect a 

busy and profitable year for the 

entire srea as tourists and conventioneers 

continue to visit Detroit. 

"There is no question that 

metropolitan Detroit ia the gateway 

to Michigan," Fitzgerald 

said. 

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Tun BUM 

CHEF LARRY JANES 

Readers are hungry for 

more Crock-pot recipes 

••febmary ha* been full of frigid temperature* 

••and occasional bout* with *now. Many of 

you have been cooking (and eating) up a 

norm 

- Thia month's call* were heavily in favor of two 

coiumna that appeared in January The first, a - 

column on whatever happened to the "good old 

mom 4 pep" type restaurant* of yesteryear 

prompted many call* from readers who told me 

about their favorite local restaurants 

Dons Denniaon of Livonia called with kudos 

for a place called Don * of Traverse City at 

Grand River and Wtxom Road* in Wuom, and 

Bode * in Plymouth Dons said the milk »hakes 

and burgers at Don s, and the corned beef hash 

at Bode s, always bring* back memones 

An anonymous caller said there * still a 

"Clock" restaurant »n Lapeer, and Jan McCellan 

of Livonia called and recommended Thomas' on 

Plymouth Road in Livonia The response wa* *o 

great. I'm working on a *tory that will highlight 

local old-fashioned menu* sometime in March 

Your comment* also came through loud and 

clear about my story on "cleaning your dinner 

plate." with many readers relating to my early 

life expenenres of having to eat everything on 

your plate 

Finally, there must be some Crock-Pot lovers 

•till out there because your numerous responses 

will prompt another slow cooker column in tha 

future Here * a little something to hold you over 

till then! 

pom LOW WITH Duo* m m m m m u u n 

• 113-4 pound) boneless port kxn 

1/4 cup Ojor mustard 

2 tablespoons oirve o«i 

1 onion, chopped 

2 cloves garlic, chopped 

1/2 teaspoon rosemary 

3 cups apple iu*ce 

1/4 cup baisarmc vinegar 

1/2 cup walnuts, chopped 

In a heavy skillet, brown pork loin in olive oil 

until golden on 2 sides. Brush generously with 

Dôn mustard and place in a crock pot. 

onion and garlic in pan that the loin was 

browned in until tender, about 3-4 minutes Add 

1/2 cup apple juke to pan and scrape bottom to 

remove hits Add remaining apple juke and 

bnng to a bod. Remove from heat and stir in balsamic 

vinegar and rosemary Pour thia mixture 

over the pork loin in a Crock-Pot and cook on 

high for 4-6 hours, depending on sue of loin or 

until thermometer reaches 180 degrees. Serves 

6. 

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6 medium um who*e Idaho potato**, pa*lsd 

3/4 cup whrte onion*, stead thin. juMrvw ct* 

2 cloves garuc. chopped fin* 

1 quart heavy wh.pp.ng cream 

11/2 teaapoon* salt 

11/2 tsbteepoons ground Nach pepper 

Preheat ovan to 375 degrees F. Slice the paeled 

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Remove foil and brown far 15 minutee Serve 

. Servos 6. 

I Reeipt frrnn The Simply Qnat Cookbook U * 

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Mu*r (Copyright 1996 by tbo CA. Jfaer Corporation) 

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TASTE 

Warm, sunny Hawaii sounds 

good right now-but how many 

of us can afford the tinje or 

"chefand reataurateur Roy Yamaguchi 

brings "Feasu from Hawaiihome 

with hi* newly published cook 

book - "Roy's Feasts from Hawaii" (Ten 

Spaed Preee. 1996. $27.96). The book ia 

CO authored with John Harriaaon. 

Yamaguchi who ia known for combining 

his daaaic French training with 

Asian spices and ingredients, recently 

Hawaii, and hia new book, which ia 

both a cookbook and travelogue of 

recipes, photographs, and storiss of 

local growers, fish forma, aad famihee. 

•Cooking should coma from your 

hanrt," he aaid. To me, my parenU 

og waa tha beat beeauae they 

. it out of lav*. I remember my. 

watching ma sat, and smile 

I ate the food aba made 

Recipee in books are ideas people have. 

Thia ia my inspiration * 

Yamaguchi owns sight award-winrung 

rsetauranta - Roy's in Honolulu; 

Roy's Kahana Bar and Grill snd Roy*. 

Nicotine m Maui; lay's Foipu Bar and 

Grill on Kauai, Roy s Pebble Beach in 

tbslna at the Spanish Bay iaCalifort 

ma; Roy's in Tokyo, and Bo/e en Guam 

in the Hilton Hotel snd is opening \ 

aer one in Bangkok. Yet, "I start 

day aa if I have to prove myself all 

aver again,* ha aaid. 

FWe arinutee from his home in Honolulu's 

Hawaii Kai district - where ha 

- ulad with his wife Jsnne end two 

children, Yamaguchi, 37, can ba f 

n nights a 

of hia first 

COUNT DOWN TO DINNER 

HAWAII 

in the 

Rm'a 

is my life "he aaid. "Whan 

I'm in the kitchen and I look out the 

window, I cant help but think that 1 

must be one of the luckieet people in 

the world. If* vary rewarding. In the 

reetaurant you create a dish, aerve it, 

and get immediate reaction. and aee the 

outcome of what you made." 

In *Faasts from Hawaii'Yamaguchi 

showcases some of the best Hawaii haa 

to offer . He started the project in 1991, 

and finished in 1996. "My vision of food 

cornea with what I can find in Hawaii," 

hs aaid -But this is 1996, snd you be® 

catty get any ingredient you want, ttfa a 

question of how much you're into it. 1 

encourage people to experiment with 

my recipes. They're not set in stone." 

For example, you can subetitute 

juke 

fi-uit syrup. 

-Boy's Feasts from Hawaii" offers 

more than 150 new and old fcvoritea 

from Ro/a reetaurant*. Ths 10 chaptars 

include sppstissre, soups, ealads. 

pastaa and Imu Pixsaa, fiah and ahellfish, 

meat and poultry, aide dishss and 

salens, brunch, dseeerta and beak 

Beautiful color photographs illustrate 

each recipe Readers will learn that 

Hawaii has tfce higheet per capita 

watermelon conaumprinn of any etate 

in the country, and meat Larry Jofts 

at hia 1.600 

farm on Moloksi They'll aleo viait 

the Honolulu fish auction (one of four in 

the U A) end learn about tha island's 

other agricultural products including 

* Maui onions, and 

uae has become 

with Hawaiian cuisine, 

in a high achool 

s "because I liked 

the odds of being the only boy in class." 

be said -Even aa a bey I Voved to cook. 

Fast, flavorful soup ready in minutes 

If you don't like ia apend much 

time in the kitchen on s work night, 

but you still want ta eat meals that 

are good for you. you're not aloaa 

In a i scent survey of 1.000 working 

parents, 40 percent of thoas who 

eat four or more family meals at 

heme each week eaM they spend 30 

minute, or lass preparing dinner At 

the asms time, 40 percent aaid getting 

enough vitamine and minerale 

wee their top nutritional concern 

Wheat germ is an easy way ta 

sneak a lilt)* sstra nutrition into 

favorite foods you sat every day. like 

„ Jt a • i. A aWrv tn his* 

yOffuA L>A6L4l AUG HUM A »wviae»w 

.poon serving ef wheat garm ptovidae 

six aaeential vita am* and 

, on hand aad a 

well-stocked pantry, fUvorfW, 

INSNK: 

Taste of Hawaii 

Taata of 

Hawaii: Roy 

Yamaguchi 

author of . 

*Roy's Feast* 

from 

Hawaii" 

showcases 

Hawaiian 

regional cuisine 

in his 

newly publishedcookbook. 

whether it wss fried Portuguese 

aa usage and eggs, or a Thankagjving 

dinner - which I once prepared for my 

family growing up in the middle of 

Tokyo. Japan.' 

Alter completing high achool Yamaguchi 

enrolled in the Culinary Institute 

of America. After graduating in 

1976 he worked in eome of the fineet 

kitchena in the Loe Angelea area 

including LTZeooffier. L'Ermitege, and 

healthy meala can be weeknightquick. 

And smart ahortcuts msks 

svsn traditionally long-cooking 

like soup doable on a work 

In 1964 ha formed a partnership to 

crsats his own reetaurant, 366 North in 

Asian" style came into 

In 1968 he moved to the original 

home of hia father and grandparenta - 

the Hawaiian Islands snd opened the 

first "Roy's" in 1968. "My grandfather 

owned a reetaurant and my father 

worked there," he eaid. "My dad was an 

excellent cook and prepared most of our 

family msala. We rarely arte out" 

Cooking ia a passion Yamaguchi 

enjoy* sharing with others. He just 

began filming the third year of of 

Hawaii Publk Television ssrias, 

•Hawaii Cooks with Roy Yamaguchi" 

The first aeaeon. which debuted in 

Hawaii in the fall of 1993, is still being 

141 stations in 41 

-I like to do it I 

Hawaii.- ha said. 

As for the fiiture, Yamaguchi is still 

experimenting, and innovating. "Aa I 

—-auranta throughout Asia I 

r thingstwmad. Ibdievemy 

Hawaii Ths recipea era innovs- 

^FMmd a lot of the diehee sre 

raaQy see Hawaii aa jnu look at the 

book and read the storiss. 

Quick Italian Meatball Soup •tart* 

from your pantry ehetf . broth, eeeaoned 

canned tomatoee sad paste 

Ths m**th*lla uka minvtee to 

she pa, and they bake in 10 minutee 

Toasted wheat germ ueed ia place ef 

traditional breed crumba keepe the 

ground turkey juicy and sdda flavor 

and s nutntion boost 

To finish ths ssup, add freeh 

spinach (the bagged, washed spinach 

youll find la the produce depert- 

•r.fnt aavea and epriakle each 

aerving with Parmaaan cheese 

Crusty bread aad freeh fruit round 

out the menu. . 

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Avene snd Second Street in Wsyne (parking in the 

rear of the building off Sima Street). 

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or Kevin Bradford (419) 6245-1840. 

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urday. March 16 at Madison Height* Bishop Foley 

High School. 

The cost ia $15 per player or tl8 per coach. 

For more information, call Walt Baxylewicx 

from 8 a m to 8 p.m at (810) 544-0494 

All-American cage classic 

T 

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youth basketball tournaments for grades 4- 

9. both boys and girls. Tournament games 

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Adams and Detroit Country Day. 

The St. Clare Montafalco tournaments will be 

April 1214 snd April 19-21. Contact Bob Zsrsnek 

at (313) 885 8654 to register or for details. 

The Adams tournament will be from April 12- 

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The Country Day tournament will be March 29- 

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to advance to regional and national tournaments. 

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Softball registrations 

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March I-April 4. Returning co-ed teas 

later from Feb. 27-Msrch 8. new co-ad 

register from March 11-29. 

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Softball Canter'* tournament scheduk 

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SPORTS 

One and out 

John Glenn ousts Salem in playoff opener 

BY NKAL Zirsta 

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With 1:40 remaining in Friday's 

.UM against vuiting Plymouth Salem. 

Westland John Glenn nursed a 

79-67 lead. 

The Rockets' Louis Hsrtwig. fresh 

off the bench, heaved up a threepointer 

to the chagrin ot Glenn coach 

Mike Schoette, who wanted his Rock 

eta to take time off the dock. 

With Scbuette turning ewey to the 

crowd with a disgruntled look on his 

face, ths ahot swished through 

It waa that kind ef night for the 

Glenn's offense was ia high gmr aa 

it beat Salem 88-71 and advanced to 

BASKETBALL 

Tueeday's second round of the Went 

em Lake* Activities Aaeodatibn boy* 

basketball plsyoffs. 

"John Glenn played superb. Salem 

coach Bob Brodie said. "They 

ton apart oar tone. They tare apart 

our 'man.' They scored is their halfcourt 

game and they scored in tmnai- 

The Rocket* outburst waa led by 

tbe one-two punch of senior guard Albert 

Jonee and junior forward David 

Jarratt. Jonee poured in 33 and Jar 

rett 18 e* Glenn *hot 50 percent from 

the floor (36-of-72) - 

Jones (14) and J arret! (11) aeored 

25 of Glenn's 27 second-qusrter 

points, which helped the Rocket* extend 

* 21-18 fend after tbe ftrstqt* 

ter to e comfortable 48-36 advantage 

at halftim*. 

"There'* way more of thia to come." 

warned Jsrrett, who alao-bad 10 re 

bound*, six assist* snd three blocks, 

it's playoff Um* and H's time for us 

to step up. We want Plymouth Canton." 

However. Glenn (12-5) must first 

get by Northville (13-4) in the semifinsla. 

Tip-off is 7 p.m. Tussdsy at 

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No match: 

Chiefs rip 

Warriors 

Good defense. It'* not only 

hard to beet, but in baaketbell 

it very often i* good offen*e. 

Plymouth Canton and a main 

reason why the Chiefs sre holding 

down the No. 7 spot in the 

Csn ton displsyed s strong defence 

sgsin Friday night in 

drumming Walled Lake Western 

out of the Western Lake 

Athletic Association playoff* 

erith a 68-36 d irision. 

Top-leaded Canton move* on 

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^sEsS^ Rocks ambushed in WLAA semifinals 

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Shell ye Sills Salem 

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OM thing that make* Plymouth 

Canton the lop candidal* to 

and Holland's recent domination 

in Claw A gymnastic* is something 

each taam searches for a 

mid-i—son boost. 

Seasons drag — which results 

in athletes losing their men is] 

edge What most coaches search 

for is that certain something to reignite 

their team, something to 

give them a lift. 

What the Chiefs got st mid season 

not only boosted their team, 

but had to depress their counter 

parts, particularly in ths Western 

Lake* Activities Association. 

That's the effect s Katey Gillee — 

who won the individual allaround 

state championship two 

years sgo aa a freshman — can 

have. 

Gilles showed why Thursday in 

the WLAA League Finals, which 

Canton hosted — and won. 

outacoring favored Northville- 

Novi 142.35 to 140.30. Hartland 

was third with 137.50, with Plymouth 

Salem edging Westland 

John Glenn for fourth, scoring 

134 855 to the Rockets' 134.050. 

Despite a mental mistake in 

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Canton. 142 35; 2 SortTrwSe Novi. 

140 3. 1 Nereena 137 5; 4 Wymoutn 

Sawn. 134 055; 5 Westland Joftn 

Gksnn. 134.85. 6 Fam*ngton. 135 65. 

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her best event, the vault, Gillee 

easily won the all-around, piling 

up 37.06 points. But what assured 

the victory waa the second-place 

finisher in the all-around — Canton's 

Kis: Nowak, with a careerbest 

36.6. 

So the Chiefs not only got a 

mid season jolt with Gillee' return. 

but also a bonus end-of-theseasoo 

boost from Nowak. And 

that should cause some concern 

for two-time defending champion 

Holland. 

"Ssaaaaa," waa Nowak's sixzling 

description. "We're on fire!" 

Gilles waa no less confident in 

sizing up the state final "They 

don't know what's waiting," she 

said, referring to Holland. "We're 

awesome — and we're gonna win 

it!" 

First, however, comes the regional. 

which Canton hosts Saturday 

at noon. The top three teams 

advance to the state finala, which 

will be Friday, March 8 at Troy 

HS. The state individual championships 

srill be the next day 

(March 91 at Troy, with Diviaion 

II in the morning and Diviaion I 

*• mimt I. Katey Gass(PC). 37.06; 

2. KAN Nowak (PC\ 35 6. 3 Hoay OSMS 

(M). 35.56. 4 Stacey WMSameon (N-N). 

35 35; 5 Saran NcSan (F). 36.20: 6. Bne, 

Was (PC). 35.10-. 7. (ue) Knetan Koa* 

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Peaeoer (N-N). 34 85; 10. K/wten Qneeto 

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cneae Peaeoer (N-N). 9 0. 3 (Us) Broofce 

Larson (PC). Sarsn Notsn (F). 89. 5. Stacey 

weemson (N-N). 8 8. 6 Gma St» 

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in the afternoon. 

Winning their second-straight 

league title pleased Canton coach 

John Cunningham, to be sure, but 

no more than the reaaona why. 

"We lost 1.75 points" on mis 

takes, he said, referring to Gillee' 

mental miscue on vault that coat 

her half-a-point, dropping her to 

ninth in the event, and a fell by 

Brie Wall "But with theee kida, 

they can leave it behind. They can 

juat say. sa 'OK, I messed up. Ill do 

better. 

The event that won it for Canton, 

Cunningham felt, waa the 

floor exercise. "We went out and 

kicked butt on the floor," he said. 

Indeed, with Gilles finishing 

second (9.4), Wall fourth (9.3) and 

Nowak fifth (9.25), the Chiefs 

erere impressive in floor. But then 

again, they had four finish in the 

top seven in the uneven parallel 

bars and three in the top seven in 

the balance beam. 

Gillee won both, scoring 9.45 in 

the bars and 9.55 in the beam. 

Nowak was third in beam (9.05) 

and sixth in bars (8.75), with Wall 

placing seventh in both (8.7 in 

beam, 8.65 in bars). 

Canton's depth played a large 

N). ho* Oens (H). 67; 9 (Ue) Csrty 

Lame (W). Katey Gam (PC). 866 

Uaevea sersasi fears: 1 Katey G*es 

(PC). 9.45; 2 Gma Spnane (N-N). 8 95; 

3 Enca Wmn (NN). 8 9 4 Saran NoMr 

(F). 8.85; 5. Stephanie Thompeon (XI). 

8 8; 6 K*n Nowafc (PC). 8.75; 7 Bne Was 

(PC). 866; 8 Brooke Larson (PC). 8 6; 9 

Brook Rutar (F). 855. )0 (Ue) Zoe Yoc* 

ey(PS).HoSyOewa(M).8.5 

Balance Baser I. Katey Goes (PC). 

9 55; 2. Stacey wmemson (N-N). 9 I; 3 

Kan Nowak (PC). 9.05; 4 Ho8y Oevw (H). 

THE WEEK AHEAD 

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9 45. 2 Katey Gates (PC). 9.4; 3. Knstwi 

KOS* (PS). 9 35. 4. Bne wsa (PC). 9 -3; 5 

Kjm Nowak (PC). 9.25; 6. Zoe Yoctay 

(PS). 9 2. 7 (tie) Knsten Gneeto (M), its 

cnese Peaeuer (N-N).'9.1; 9 (tie) Gtm 

Spâae (N-N). Stacey WShemaor (N-N). 

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advance to semis 

Madonna University's 

smothering defense limited 

University of Michigan-Dear 

born to 18 firet-half points in 

toppling the Lady Wolves 76 

53 in an NAIA Great Lakes 

Sectional semifinal Saturday 

at Madonna. 

The win puts the Lady 

Crusaders into Tuesday's Sectional 

Final at ths College of 

Mount St. Joseph (Ohio). The 

winner of that game advances 

to the NAIA Division II Chsmpionship 

Toumamsnt. 

Four players reached double 

figures in scoring for Madonna 

(now 20-12): Stacy Lampbere 

and Angie Negri with 12 

apiece, and Mary Murray and 

Meegan Marlatt with 11 each. 

Michelle Parmentier scored 

four points, but had taamhighs 

in rebounds (eight) and 

assists (seven). 

UM-D, which finishes 13-18, 

wss led by Kellie Tsylor snd 

Msrlena Walker with 13 pointa 

each, and Nikki Conyers with 

12. 

Madonna built a 33-18 lead 

by halftime and continued to 

pull away in the second half for 

its second-straight easy win in 

the Sectional Tournament. 

The Crusaders limited the 

Wolves to 7-of-27 shooting in 

the first half (25.9 percent), 19of-60 

in the game (31.7 percent). 

The Crusaders dominated in 

Thursday's first-round NAIA 

Great Lakes Sectional Tournament 

game. They built a 53-18 

by halftime, then outaoored the 

Bulldogs 52-17 in the second 

half. 

Every Crusader scored, led 

by Francine Williams' 18. The 

senior forward also recorded 

seven rebounds, six asaists, 

five blocks and three steels. 

Stacy Lamphere added 17 and 

sophomore guard Courtney 

Senger poured in a career-high 

11 pointa. Angie Negri and 

Erin Wiley chipped in with 

each. 

The Bulldogs (4-24), who 

committed 31 turnovers, 

received 12 from Konya Hubbard. 

"We wsnted to play a solid 

game — especially on defense 

— and I think we did," Madonna 

coach Bill Potter said. 

"They had the number one and 

four leading scorers in the region 

and our goal was to shut 

them down (only 18 points between 

the pair)." 

Msdonna's bench slso 

played solid, scoring 59 of the 

Crusaders' total. 

The Crusaders msde 10-of- 

23 tries from three-point range 

and shot 44 percent from the 

field all together. The Bulldogs 

made just l3-of-55 shots (24 

percent). 

SC earns 2nd seed 

Schoolcraft Community College 

tuned up for the Michigan Community 

College Athletic Association's 

women's basketball 

playoffs Wednesday night by 

trimming Oakland Community 

College 65-45 in their final regular-season 

game. 

Amy Pietila collected 30 points 

plus 11 rebounds while Sheilah 

Coulter contributed 11 pointa and 

nine boards as the Ocelots upped 

their record to 17-9 overall and 7- 

5 in the league. Coulter also 

blocked four shots snd Pietils 

had five assists. 

Shawna Greene had 13 points 

a* the visiting Raider* ended 

their season 8-14 overall and 3-9 

in the league. 

The victory wa* an important 

one for SC: It earned the Ocelot* 

the second seed in tbe MCCAA's 

Eastern Conference Tournament, 

behind regular-season champion 

St Clair (9-3). SC lied Henry 

Ford for second at 7-5. but by 

splitting their regulsr season series 

with both Henry Ford and St. 

Clair (Henry Ford loat twice to St 

Clair), the Ocelots got the higher 

seed. 

Which mesns they get a firstround 

bye. SC srill host the 

winner of Monday's Alpena-at- 

Henry Ford game st 7:30 p.m. 

(tentstive) Wednesday. The 

winner of Wednesday's game ad 

vances to the MCCAA's Final 

Four, hosted Friday and Saturday 

by St Clair. 

• OakJaai CC 10t. K M (a»a): 

Derrick White came off the bench 

SCHOOP 

to score 30 points and help host 

OCC end Schoolcraft's regular 

season on a down note. 

Five Ocelots reached double figures. 

Tim Burns hsd 20 points, 

Dsve Pavlak snd Dwsun Warmack 

got 17 each, Doug Walters 

had 15 and Jason Maschke 12. SC 

is 8-18 overall and finishes 3-11 in 

the league. 

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Pitching, defense hold the key to Crusaders' hopes 

BYCÎ. RiBAk 

ST IN- Warns 

People wandering peat Madonna 

Park while a game's going on 

this spring may wonder who's using 

the field, and if Mike George 

— the Madonna University baseball 

coach — knows about it 

The reason for their puxxlement 

will be the kind of game 

being played. No bells flying over 

the fence every inning or so, no 

double-digit numbers on the 

scoreboard . . . who are these 

guys? 

The answer is, first of all, 

George will know about the game 

because one of the teams on the 

field will be his. 

Whet all this means is the 

game will be different for the 

Fighting Crusaders this season. 

The winners of the Great Lakes 

Independent Section last season 

won't be thumping the ball like 

they have in the past because, 

well, most of the big bellthumpers 

are gone. 

Medonna hit 40 homers as a 

team last sesson. Gone are the 

players who produced 31 of them 

— as well as 202 runs batted in. 

"We didn't lose a lot in numbers," 

George said of the seven 

players gone from last season's 

39-25 team. "But we lost a lot." 

Don't think that doesn't mean 

the Crusaders can't match — or 

surpass — last year's win total, 

however. The difference is the 

team's strengths have shifted. 

year's taam had a few 

queation marks in pitching; on 

this year's squad, pitching is the 

strength. 

"We're going to have a lot of 2- 

0, 3-1 games because our offense 

won't be as strong." said returning 

righthander Craig Benedict, a 

junior from Canton .(Plymouth 

Canton HS). 

So can last year's question 

msrks become this sesson's 

strengths? Dsn Pydyn, snother 

returning right-hsnded junior, 

thinks so: "It's just s matter of 

going out and getting it done," he 

said. "That's all." 

Pydyn and Benedict each went 

8-2 in *95, tying the now-graduated 

Sean Henkel for most pitching 

win*. Pydyn had 46 strikeouts in 

63 innings pitched, with s'3.57 

earned run average. Benedict 

walked just 14 in a team-high 80 

innings pitched, arith a 3.71 ERA. 

Bolstering tbe staff considers 

bly is right-handed junior Joel 

Hillebrand, a 6-foot-5 transfer 

from Henry Ford CC. Twice drafted 

by the Detroit Tigers. Hillebrand 

was 9-0 for the Hawka last 

year. 

Then there's the depth, which 

includes — for the first time ever 

at Madonna — three left-handers: 

aophomorv Mark Serra, who's 

battling for a starting role, and 

freshmen Mitch Jabcienski (from 

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«C(F.C) The Obaervtr /Mnnday , FEBRUARY 26, 1996 

Hoener's late basket lifts CC into Catholic finals 

BY STEVE KOW AJL3KJ 

9tafw V w n 

Justin Hoener and Michael 

Jordan stood side b> side in the 

Detroit Catholic Central locker 

room Wednesday nt«ht. reliving 

their 59-58 Catholic League «mi 

final playoff victory o>ar Redford 

Bishop Borgess at Schoolcraft 

College. 

"1 just told Justin he »a\ed 

me." Jordan said. 

Actually. Hoener was just seek- 

ing some redemption for himself. 

True, Hoener rebounded Jor- 

dan's miss from about 10 feet and 

scored the winning basket with 

2-54 seconds left. But Hoener was 

BASKETBALL 

especially glad he could make up 

for some of his earlier traveling 

violations. 

"I must have had like four trav- 

els," Hoener said. "(Assistant) 

coach (John) Mull-ay always say*. 

Keep going to the glass. It's 

something we work on. being 

down one. two, three. Thank God 

it ended up in my hands." 

Hoener's basket came after 

Aaron Je»sup had given Burgess a 

58-57 lead with a three point play 

with 17 82 seconds left. 

The Shamrocks didn't have a 

timeout remaining and pushed 

the ball to Jordan, whoae shot 

over a Burgees player hit the rim 

and was grabbed by Hoener. 

The Spartans contested hia 

put back, but coach Rooaevelt 

Barnes wishes one of his player* 

was there seconds earlier in re- 

bounding poaition. 

The Shamrocks had a 41 -34 re- 

bounding advantage, including 13 

from senior center Eric Giibo, 

who wasn't on the court for the 

winning points. 

Gilbo scored eight first-half 

points before getting in foul trou- 

ble io the second half. 

- Senior point guard Jerome 

Rosa, who played outstanding de- 

fense against CC's prolific shooter 

Marc McDonald, led the Spartans 

with 14 pointa and sophomore 

Samuel Hoakin had nine to go 

with 10 rebounds. 

"We played good defenae but 

we did not wrap up the ball," 

Barnes aaid. "It'a a game of ag- 

gression and we were not aggres- 

sive at all. We stand flat footed on 

the last rebound. If we get the re- 

bound. we win the ball game." 

The Shamrocks made only 22 

of 56 shot attempts (39 percent) 

snd the Spartans were only 20-of- 

66 (30 percent). 

Senior guard Chris Miaiak, 

scoreless ia the Ant half, had 10 

of his team-high 16 pointa in the 

fourth quarter. 

He made three triples in the 

fourth quarter, including hia last 

with 1:06 remaining for 56-52 CC 

lead. 

Borgeas wouldn't quit and an- 

swered with a triple by sophomore 

guard Kevin Jordan with :43 left 

to cut the deficit to 56-56. 

Hoener. a reserve guard, scored 

all eight of his points in the aee- 

ond half. Jordan added 13 points 

and tied Richard Turk with eight 

rebounds. McDonald was held to 

eight points on 3-oM3 shooting. 

The Spartans (13-6) led 29-23 

at halftime and ei\)oyed a 41*33 

lead following a steal and layup 

by Jeaaup with 2:47 left ia the 

third. Jordan and Hoener scored 

four points each during an S-OCC 

run. however, to tie the score. 

Misiak gave the Shamrocks 

their first lead, 46-46, since the 

first half with a three point shot 

early in the fourth. He finiahed 

four of 13 from the floor. 

"Mark was a little off, I was a 

little off in the first half, but 

we've got the green light to 

shoot." Misiak said. 

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Lexus SC 400 

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AY anli SewsFeaturea 

When it waa first hinted that 

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after drawing, day model after day 

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A 4.0-liter V8 EF1 with 

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Anne Fracaass ia senior editor of 

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1996 Lexus SC 400 

Vehicle class: Coupe. 

Engine: 4.0-liter V8. 

Mileage: 18 city / 23 highway. 

Where built Japan. 

As tested: Around $30,000. 

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new arrival to our Sales Staff. The Management here at 

Mines Park feels very fortunate to have the type of 

reputation it takes to attract and hire a Sales Professional 

as highly qualified as Ken Bryson. 

Ken has been selling automobiles in the Plymouth area for 

the last five years, and had made many friends in the 

"-"process. We would like all of you to know that Ken is still 

.here in Plymouth, and looking forward to a long future 

: here at hines Park selling pre-owned and new vehicles. § 

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NOW 

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FINAL CL0SE0UT ON ALL REMAINING 1995 MODELS! 

Belleville/Canton 

AWARD WINNING \iil«- im. 28.SO I OKI) KOAl) 

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