When asked how the airport purchase would be f i n a n c e d if the federP l e a s e turn to P a g e 2 Herrick also asked why Plymouth Township wouldn't go ahead and accept the grant and allow the townships to work out the agreement later. Herrick added that she wouldn't be surprised if Mettetal owners, the Klochko f a m ily, decided to put the airport up for sale, leaving it open to developers.
She questioned whether the grant would be available if and when the JOA requests t h a t money. The intent w a s g r e a t, but what they did was kill the airport," said Carol Herrick, Canton resident and pilot. But while officials f r o m both communities were talking about cooperation, pilots and a i r p o r t supporters were skeptical. Plymouth Township Supervisor Gerald Law said he w a n t s the JOA to be symbolic of how Canton and Plymouth townships will agree to work together " r a t h e r than fight each other and spend public money on lawsuits." Canton Clerk Loren Bennett was credited with m a k i n g the last minute agreement come together. 953-2104 WEEKENDSĪ l o n g w i t h t h e b o n e s f r o m t h e v i c t i m of a c o n c e n t r a t i o n c a m p victim, w e r e p i c t u r e s t a k e n by G e r m a n soldiers.ĪS PART O F T H E TRUCE, Canton agreed to d r o p lawsuits fighting th£ public purchase of the airport. 14A Opinion 1B Sports 1C S u b u r b a n life NEWSLINE. 1D Creative living 4A Crime watch 4D Crossword Entertainment 5B. "She's back to being her s a m e o r n e r y self." Fliss' son had some words of advice for the tired, beleaguered cat a f t e r she r e t u r n e d : "Next time lake the ride." I can't believe it." When she c a m e "she was situng on the front porch, like she a l w a y s does," she said. Amazingly enough A m a n d a had to cross Sheldon and W a r r e n r o a d s "She m a d e all the right turns," Fliss said. 22, Amanda m e a n d e r e d up to her owners' house 2Vi miles away in Windsor P a r k subdivision. SHE A D D E D that they were especially worried, because Amanda had been declawed and she would be at a disadvantage in squabbles with wildlife. Among other war souvenirs, the vet - apparently one of the f i r s t Allied troops to enter G e r m a n concentration camps - had kept a j a r with teeth and other s m a l l bones of concentration c a m p victims WWII vet's home By K*vin Brown staff writer While cataloging a P l y m o u t h Township World War II v e t e r a n ' s souvenirs, a local auctioneer m a d e an eerie discovery. J o e C a r l i d i s c o v e r e d I h e b o n e s of a G e r m a n auction items from a Plymouth home.Ĭoncentration c a m p victim w h e n h e w e n t toĬoncentration camp bones found-in. "We thought eventually she would be going up t h e r e to visit those c a t s, " Fliss said.īILL B R E S L E R / s t a f f p h o t o g r a p h e r All they c a m e up with was two raccoons, a skunk and six cats living n e a r a fast food restaurant. Meanwhile, J e r r y, Theresa and Jeff, searched t h e wooded area near the v e t e r i n a r i a n ' s at all hours looking for A m a n d a. "Just in a flash she was gone," Fliss said. J e r r y put the 9-year-old cat in the car and by the time he walked around to t h e d r i v e r ' s side, Amanda had begun her adventure. And I'm still amazed she m a d e it home." THE WILD ESCAPADE began when J e r r y Fliss and his son, J e f f, 14, took A m a n d a to Canton Center Animal Hospital, north of Ford Road on Canton C e n t e r Aug 15 Amanda apparently wasn't pleased about the distemper shot she got during her visit. "You hear about stories like this, but you c a n ' t believe it when it happens," said A m a n d a ' s owner, Theresa Fliss. "If they tore down the Berlin wall, why should we build one h e r e ? " said Plymouth Township T r u s t e e Abe Munfakh referring to the ever growing rift between the communities.Īmanda, a Siamese cat, surprised her owners in Canton when she m a d e her way back h o m e a f t e r a week of being lost. It was a surprise to m o s t observers that Canton officials, who have long opposed Plymouth Township's and Plymouth's proposed public ownership of the airport, announced they were joining hands. In a l a s t m i n u t e a g r e e m e n t Wednesday," Canton and P l y m o u t h townships h a m m e r e d out a heavily restrictive Joint O p e r a t i n g Agreement for Mettetal Airport in Canton. ' 1991 Suburban L o m m u n i c t b u a i Corpora tto:Ĭat ends journey Returns after week in 'wilds'īy Diana Gala By Dian* G a l * staff writer Kids, adults excited as school starts, 3A English visitor enjoys work at church, 5C
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