Wednesday, November 2, INS Th Sout Lyon H~.W 13* ScumLyon HwSd Wsdn..day, Nonnib.r 2, 1988 POUCE BLO1TER 1%svn used a large pickup tnick to steal a homemade log splitter and a cement mixer, valued at a total of ~JtNO, from a Twelve Mile Road ~1~mç, according to the Oakland S vo~tty Sheriff’s Department. The victim told polIce the wheeled ~hg ~uue. witicti had an eight ~onepower Briggs and Stratton i.rghls, and mixerwere missing from . the side of his home when he returned :j~P~ Monday, Oct. 24, froni a weekend i~fffl. &. Police said tracks at the scene In~j1lcatesomeone backed a truck onto ~‘the property to remove the equip~;pent. The case Is closed for a lack of ~aes. ;~L A 23-year-old Hamtramck man &~~ were slightly Injured when horse trailer being towed on Ten Mile Road broke loose and roiled over -. . 1— saId. - - ZItwoThe driverinofthethetrailer trailershifted told polIce horses their a. -~-jositioi~ In the four-horse trailer ?jwhkh caused him to lose control. The ~ilnickand trailer crossed the center line and then the trailer broke fee before rolling over, police said. -7:-. Ott hone received Injuries to a tearleg and the other was tmharm--ed;~kt~ dilver also claimad minor Injuries, pollee said. An apparently stray bullS went throu~the wail of a Brainley Circle . -- home’s front morn about 2 p.m. on &mday. lit homeowner said he ~beara what sxaided like a shot sUlkbig the home and then fo*S the slug ~-~cnthe1lvSgvosa-Ooor~psiIcesaid The camIs open. A Kay Street resident reported an to 1100 pIece of geM Jewehy ~oIen frem her bsdrocin fresserThe jewehy was last seenon Oct. 16. ~-• - - dbe can Isopen, pollee said. LET!ERS Caring candidates are in race Someone apparenUy entered a horse barn on Napler Road sometime Thursday night and led a 14-year-old gelding outside a fence surrounding the barn, police said. - The horse’s owner said the animal was found outside the fence about 5:30 am. Friday. It had a bloody nose and several wounds on the left side of its neck. The case is open, police said. In the City of South Lyon, an Oxford Street man was struck In the right shoulder by a ball bearingfired at him out of the darkness about 9:30 Sunday night, according to a South Lyon Police Department report. The victim told police he heard something strike his house and went outside to investigate. After finding one ball beating In the grass, he was hit. The man reported he thought a third shot was fired at him as he went back Into the house. The case Is I’m writing to express my deep dlssatisfactloo with the letter concernlng the candidates last week. I would like to make It clear to the perSons of Lyon TownabIp that this Is only one person’s opinion. Therefore, you should take Into cccount a number ofother things when deciding who your next Lyon Township officials will be. Thrtugh the artIcle, the writer tinplied that the only reason the Democratic trustees ran Is because CITY OF SOUTH LYON under investigation. police said. NOTICE A 30-year-old New Hudson man was arrested Sunday night after he refused to leave the police station. According to a report, the man knocked on the station door, 211 W. Lake St, about 3 a.m. demanding to see an -Oaklant tty~Sheflffl~~ Department deputy he Identified as Jacobs. Police said the man was obviously highly intoxIcated and was told Jacobs did not work atthe station. He was then told to leave. However, he contimied to ask for Jacobs and br~”’ethrnte’ilng toward Ihe dc°ty, police said. The man was arrested for being disorderly and was Issued an appearan~Ucketto be decided In ROLL Ml (Eleven Mile Road Paving) Ii on till In the office ot City Treasurer. This roll may be reviewed and payinenta made It South Lyon City Hail, 214 Weal Lake Street, Monday through Friday, 8:30 am. to 5:00 p.m. SPECiAL ASSESSMENT ,~. ~- .I. - _ 5 —~-.; . - -—•w- Thom Doughsflyl Herald p~ct,slatsd from 24 p.m. Fñday, Nov. 11 ii ths First Unitid n.rIssch’duledDic.12. Olkiand County 52nd DIstrict Court, CflY OF SOUTH LYON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS CHAIRMAN. Z.tA. . r -:1 ——— — — — U— I 122W. Dunlap, Northvilie Uj 4 P.id for by Commilisi To Eici Judas RichArd P. I1.thI*Iy, 212*-David Scott Bldg., D.ItOiI, Mich 41221 349-0611 RAY J. CA8TERLINE 1513-1159 ,,,., , — ~ ~ ~ — — — —— . C C Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Susan Matz saId that the committee must now prioritize any additional actIvities that need to be incorporated in the ~fine arts curriculum, set up a Umellne to ac- - ~1’ NOTICE OF ELECTION PRECINCT SPLIT CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF LYON LI Election Precinct No. I lisa bean split to comply with Michigan ESctIon --- I -ta*s~Prsclncrteo. p Hudson, aellgnated by ftiap~*lfl90tatttftI TotnaMpNfl; 57100 PontIac Trail, New Ml for govemmat electiona. ~. Pot. No. I and No. 3 vote at 57100 PontIac Trail, New Hudwa, Mi. Pot. No. 2 vote at 27025 MilfOrd Rd., South Lyon, MI Please call the Township Mali at 431-2240 for further infounation oi questions. LYON TOWNSHIP CLERK a a— — - — — ~ It I FIve Styles.On Our Truck To Choose From! Call 544-7010 For Free 8-Page Brochure! Goes On & Ott Aulomailcally! Gaslamps Converted! SMMEDIATE INSTALLATION! 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U Threr days/two nights at \‘LIla CasahIan~a U -S I ,~T< ash spcndin~moncv A,k us about details CUSTOM POLYSTEEL* Gas Saving TIEMPO The Original All Season Radial — UN. e%s~%HiLN(* ROSE PARADE CONTFSr U RidctheCasahlanLa Float in the Rose NraJC L theexisting fine artsareas. I it IA%IL hiLl-u- 37400 W 7 MILE ROAD LIVONIA. MI 48152 • 1313) 464.2211 From there, the committee brainstornied ideas for expanding — LI — — —— — —— — 0 lL:2cst IFAUAj~I[ t C(’~4S P.~C’ Reports were given on the three grade levels, indicating the status of the present fine arts curriculum. ~! COLONIAL LAMPLIGI-ITEIIS • 514-7010 FRED A. CASTEMLINE - RAY J. CASTERUNE ii BROSE ELECTRICAL putting emphasis on the f~e At the second meeting, Oct. 10, ~C committee broke into the three .S~committees and looked Into the arrent fine arts programs being dllkcd to see If thereIs anything Isr~’~g.~ The board of education silo jostructed j~rnmmItt~ ID ptvvllk certain information to the board S Dec~19. TM next fine arts meeting Is scheduled fr Nov. lEa! 7:30 p_rn- at the board office. M4tz encourages district participation. school. V For Appeals court ~ planning. Designed specifically to ease the burden ot tuneral planning. There are too many IF ONLY in our lives. Your tunerai needn’t be one of them. ~en I) trw’ James A. Crews Democratic candidate for Lyon TownshIp trustee :~ broken down Into three categories: elementary, middle school, and hIgh Hathaway A Community Business Since 1937 We nowotferffocethought” tuneral I oriented regarding Pearl Harbor? Were the leaden of the AllIed Forces not one-Issue oriented with regard to stopping total world domination by Germany? It would seem to me that throughout the ages, emotIons of a peopleabout one Issue have truly set the course of history. It’s not a bad record either- SLH) q ORDER BEFORE THE GROUND FREEZES I Judge I i~I,i~ng F . ‘ ure~ I nr I have recently been called a “oneIssue” candidate with only the problems of Cobblestone Village In mind. While It may have been the Issue of Cobblestone Village that prompted my Involvement In local politla, my reasons foe seeking offlee have been much wider In scope. In the process of seeking a wiutlon to the problems of Cobblestone, I tatlon? Were the citizens of the United States on Dec~7, 1941 not one-Issue 18th District ~ S. Castcrlincffuncrd 2iome, Jnc. He’s hot ‘one-issue’ candidate Tea Party not one-Issue oriented regardingtaxation without represen- The South Lyon Schools FIne Arts complish them, figure pr**ble Committee, which met for the third costL aDd set up ponibie. f’~’g time Oct. 24, has elected Linda HedThe fine fl commUtes first den as chairperson. Redden, a parent who has been a gathered on Sept. 13 to Sni to guS member of the committee from the speaker Cynthia 01*. nsctd~te beginning. Is also the subcommittee director for the M$”pn Alliance for chair-person for the middle school Arts Education. She explained that art ~ a Iqncategory. Each subcommittee presented a damental part ofbasic e&’eV’~’and study on separate grade levels that the state and n~t~ ,~ U.S. Congress ~ ~ t IV~ (11-2-88 SIN) KOHUT The ZonIng Board olAppeaia will mnt On Thuraday, November 17, 1916 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall. 214 W. lake St. to hear a request from the owners of 61440 Dean Drive for a variance On S sldiywd setback Toe an attaChed garage. LAURIE S1OWELL (11-248 SLH) Susan Shanks have attended numerous meetings. During these meetings I have seen many frustrated residents leave the township hail after theIr “particular Sue” had been dIscussed wIthout resolution. Let me ask those who have said I am a “one Issue” candidate to conside: Were the members of the Boston LOUELLA M. POWELL, Elect Troy Attorney Gary policesaid- “,. S Ui ~ Talting onr till rsMs of SdasNp for His Sowth Lyon KSsnhs Club Methodist Church- Thou who h$fl dONS blood baton WIN bs cli for INs-fl are (from lift) Tmnurse OSion Tlpp, Vice PvsaWsnt ad to make lppolntmlnh$- OWisrs who would Nki to mM’ Mi lIWOW~ Tony Spasfl, PrnlSnt Jack RwSck wdSsctstaty Al chadwIck. Thi mont to give blood may cli Emily KIsbS of Us Rsd Cross VStmtiIt ifub-iponsnandstyof pwgrsms sSurlty siMoe profEta Turn at W4511. AnOther schsdukd nt dst~for KlflflIlflIk 0* throughout 0* yur. Coming up is this club’s qsstuty Blood IS annull Christmas d4nnsr for usa union ovir Ti ysfl o4 ~gs.ml db- era baked ~ gifts and The thurth S located ~ Grtawc4d ~çIai*sare awfl ~ lten wblcb Road at the cern~ci T~iMile Road. wulbe~.dforsa1eMtheur’ Hours forthebaznrareSa.ztto4 Saturday, Nov.12. .i.*5:hittmas ~s.Str at the Cree of pa A luncheon will be available. Chr~L4Mbe~anCbirch. going to do something about It. These people may have been motivated by Cobblestone. But they are In the i-ace to help Lyon Township and the citizens of Lyon Township. They are motivated indIviduals who can set a goal and meet It. 0*11. IA. SMO4~AAZ ‘ . .. Kiwanis braintrust Church will host bazaar . of Cobblestone. Recently, a significant amount of the Cobblestone subdivision problems were wived C Including the drainage problems.) Therefore, the article, which Implied that the foul- township trustees ran because of the Cobblestone lisie, would bedisregarded. If this were true, then why are these candidates stUl running? Why do we see campaign signs and literature? The reason Is because these caring people are not In the race for Cobblestone, they are In the race for Lyon Township. Tnt many became Interested In the township because of Cobblestone. But everyone needs something to push them into doing something that tells a personthis Is not right and Pm Fine arts group picks chairperson ANN ARBOR AUTO. SERVICE CENTERS 2260 W. StadIum 994-5100 971-3500 3451 Washtenaw NOVI INDEPENDENT DEALER VIP Tire & Automotive NORTHVILLE INDEPENDENT DEALER NOV1-MOTIVE INC. 21530 NovI Rd. 349-0430 PLYMOUTH INDEPENDENT DEALER March TIre 767 S. Main St. 455-7800 48705 Grand River 348-5858 ~