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BYTONYBRUSCATO vidual schools, not just school 31 percent for both reading and “We’re quite confident that had progress in reading one of the STAFF WRITER districts, more accountable for m e ^ In the 2001-02 school they had time to do the same three previous years Allen, improved test scores year, fourth graders were tested process, they would have made Field, Galhmore and Tonda Fourteen of 15 Plymouth- “It’s a way to determine if our in reading and math, while in their AYP” would not have made AYP in Canton elementary schools, and schools are meeting assessed the middle schools reading tests two of the previous three yeare all five middle schools, made standards, if they are improv- were given to seventh graders TAKE NOTE in reading And, Smifii would adequate yearly progress (AYP) ingj* said Verna Amble, execu­ and math to eight grade stu­ not have made AYP m all three in MEAP scores for the 2001- tive director of instructional dents While all the other elemen­ previous years 02 school year services for Plymouth-Canton Dodson Elementary, the dis- tary schools passed in the first The scores also indicated The AYP IS Michigan’s Schools tncjt’s newest elementary year of the AYP, six of the build­ Field would not have made AYP ■ Big winner response to the federal No In Michigan, the standard for school, was not rated because ings received notations suggest­ in math in two of the previous Justin Muse 4 pictured Child I,eft Behind Act, which elementary students is 47-per- “they don’t have enough statisti­ ing they needed improvements three years with his mother Linda won has produced changes in K-12 cent efficiency m math and 38 cal information yet to deter­ According to state statistics, Amble said she’s not con- an Easter basket and a $50 public education m the United percent in reading For middle mine whether or not they’ve Isbister Elementary would not savings bond during an States in an effort to make indi­ school students, the standard is met the scores,” said Amble have made adequate yearly PLEASESEEAYP,A9 Easter egg hunt April 12 at Knollwood Memorial Park Sounds Feedback of music sought for

Symphony benefit wel Central received by music, baseball fans alike About 300 people includ property ihg 120 kids showed up for what Knollwood manager BY KIMBERLY MORTSON Debbie Parinello hopes will STAFF WRITER BY TONY BRUSCATO bean annual outing STAFF WRITER Parinello said she came up It’s an appropriate time for the with the idea because ceme Plymouth Symphony Orchestra The City of Plymouth and tenes are usually portrayed to be playing patnotic music and Plymouth-Canton Schools, as as scary places for kids in the Plymouth Symphony Society’s part of a joint venture to improv movies annud fund-raiser was as good a recreational facilities at Central This gives them a better place as any to perform tunes Middle School, will be holding memory she said Instead i? such as The Stars & Stripes and public forums April 29 to get of being scary its a place the Star-Spangled Banner public feedback on what kinds of where good memories can The annual POPs concert, improvements should be made to take place Ballgowns & Baseball Caps, spon­ the property in addition to Knollwood sored by the Target store of The city administration has other sponsors were Skatin Canton, was held Friday, April 11, hired LSL Planning of Royal Oak Station II Days Inn on at Laurel Manor in Livonia to conduct focus groups to gar­ Michigan Avenue and Target According to PSO Executive ner ideas about the types of Department Store Director Angel Bakos, more than recreational facilities residents $12,000 was raised for the want, to go along with the foot­ ■ Art camps orchestra and league-related ball, softball and soccer fields Performing arts show activities “In the afternoon we’ll have choir visual arts and “We had a very nice turnout,” focus groups with various special youngest artist camps are said Bakos “Johnny Ginger was interest groups, including resi­ scheduled for this summer well-received and he was a lot of dents from Adams Stfeet (across at the Plymouth Community fiin ” from Central), athletic directors, Arts Council 774 N Sheldon Bakos said Ginger, a personali­ governmental leaders and user Road Kids ages 5 16 can par ty from radio, television and groups,” said City Manager Paul ticipate in these weeklong music in the 1950s, narrated Sincock, who is spearheading the camps from 10 a m to 2 30 Casey at the Bat and served as effort “In the evening we’ll have pm starting June 23 Fees auctioneer Ginger began his an open session for the general start at $60 for PCAC mem show business career with his public to give input and com­ bers family in the 1940s, then per- PAUL HURSCHMANN | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ment about the ideas which came Call (734) 416 4278 or visit Ann and Joe Sutschek of Orchard Lake place a bid on one of the auction items at the Plymouth Symphony wwwplymoutharts com PLEASESEE SYMPHONY, A9 Orchestra's Ballgowns & Baseball Caps benefit Friday at Laurel Manor m Livonia PLEASE SEE FEEDBACK, A8 ■ Military banners The American Legion Post tl2 in Plymouth Township has Blue Star Banners to display Retiring officer reflects on 27 years of service ^ windows for parents hus bands and wives to indicate 3 son daughter husband or BYTONYBRUSCATO 'It's surprising. You run prising You run around the wife serves in the military STAFF WRITER neighborhoods and people wave Please send your name and at you, and you stop and talk to telephone number along Plymouth police Officer Mel around the neighborhoods them A small town is great” with a photo to American Me<^ said he wanted to be Despite the advances m Legion Post 112 PO Box retired at a certain age And, at and people wave at you, and police work over the course of 701134 Plymouth Ml 48170 52, Meek has gotten his wish Ills career, Meek said the job We will contact you when to Meek, a 21-year veteran of the you stop and talk to them. A still comes down to meeting pick up your banner Plymouth police department and helping people wore his badge for ffie last time small town is great.' "I think there are some tech­ ■ Golf outing Friday, endmg a 27-year career nological advances in the job, rflUL nuKstriMHrtn j ^larr rriOTOGRAPHER The Plymouth High School in law enforcement but as far as your basic police Athletic Golf Outing to bene “When I hit a certain age, I Mel Meek work, It’s stili die same,” Meek fit the Plymouth High School wanted to retire,’ said Meek at Plymouth police officer said “It’s dealing with the pub­ Happy anniversary Athletic Program will take his retirement luncheon at City lic and them, dealing with you (From left) Store manager Steve Zoumbarts, information specialist place Saturday Ju ly 19 for Hall "And, I’m fortunate lived in the City of Homes since That’s never going to change Lmnea Garvey, owner Jeff Jones, general manager Tim Parker and nurs­ $120 ($60 dinner only) It enough to do that” he was 4 years old answer your calls and make ery manager Keith Swayze welcome you to Plymouth Nursery on Ann starts at 8 30 a m A steak Meek, who served six years as “There are a lot of nice people people happy Arbor Road west of Gotfredson during its 40th anniversary They'll host dinner and awards presenta a Wayne County shenff’s deputy in this town, and I’ve met a lot an open house Saturday April 19. 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AROUND roWN Hall of Fame inductees named

The Plymouth Township County Poor House and was a 80TH ANNIVERSARY Center on Hines Dnvejust east WINE TASTING department, (734) 453-8181, Hall of Fame committee has board member of the Poor of Ann Arbor Trail m Ext 33 announced the Class of2003 Farm of Wayne County. He wa§ Celebrating its 80th anniver­ Westland Call (734) 261-1992 Plymouth Marketplace H4llof Famemductee’s This president of two railroad lines sary this spnng, the Plymouth sponsors a wme-tastmg SPOTLIGHT PLAYERS class of 10 community which later became the District Library is looking for PEACE ORGANIZATION EVENT extravaganza from 7-9 30 p m founders and leaders will join Chesapeake and Ohio library memones from Saturday, May 3 at the VFW The Spotlight Players, for­ the 10 initiated last year Hiram Berden an inven­ Plymouth residents, as part of Everyone is invited for a sus- Hall, Post 6695 on Mill Street merly the Plymouth Theater Honorees include tor and top nfle marksman and their new “Why I Love My penseftil evening of fun at the Tasters get a chance to sam­ Guild, present A Funny Thing The Rev. Rod Reinhart a Major General in the Civil War Library’ program Detroit Chapter of ple more than 80 different Happened on the Way to the pnest in the Episcopal church He conceived the idea of form­ These thoughts could International Peace wines and beers, along with Forum,” Apnl 25-26, May 2-3 who IS widely recognized as a ing special regiments of marks­ include a funny library story, a Organization’s 22nd Annual hors d’oeuvres and deli and May 9-10 at 8 p m , and poet, wnter and religious men to serve m the Union favonte book or movie title or Fundraiser Extravaganza Hors delights prepared by the Sunday, May 4 at 6 p m leader concerned about reli­ Army He organized the first how the library has changed d’oeuvres, desserts and a Plymouth Marketplace Deli The production will be gious freedom, tolerance and sharpshooters and invented a over the years $7,500 raffle will begin from Advance tickets are $25 per staged at the Watertower diversity he spearheaded a torpedo and torpedo boat Patrons may fill out a Why I 6 30-10 30 p m May 9 at St person, and tickets will be Theater, located on the cam­ movement to establish a new Eb$nezer Jendies Penniman- Love My Library” form at the John’s Golf & Conference $30 at the door Proceeds pus of the NorthviUe uiterfaith holy day dedicated to was the first resident elected to library or on the library’s Center (44045 Five Mile Road, from the event will benefit Psychiatric Hospital on Seven tolerance, freedom, equality the US Congress (1851-1853) homepage at plymouthh- Plymouth) CYO sport programs Mile in Northvilie and peace He has lectured on and was among those who braryorg The event will provide funds For reservations and tick­ Tickete are $14 for adults 19 the World Sabbath of Religious founded the Republican Party Patron forms will be posted for CISV-Detroit to host sum­ ets, call (734) 453-2535 and older, $10 for 18 and Reconciliation and around the in Jackson He was supervisor around the library and around mer camp (11 and 15 year olds) younger They can be pur­ world, speaking a the Umted of Plymouth Tbwnship from ^ town through May Call Susan this year and to celebrate the HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY ch a se in advance at ffle Nations, Oxford Umvemty and 1842-44 and m 1850. He was Stoney (734) 453-0750 ext mission of promoting peace Penmman Deli m Plymouth, in Vancouver / the president of the First 242 throu^ cross-cultural friend­ Plymouth Township resi­ at Gardenviews on Mam in Russell Kirk is a lecfrirer and National Bank of Plymouth in ships dents get their first chance of Northvilie, at Evola Music on vmter who found the Conserva­ 1871 VOLUNTEERS HONORED For more information visit the year to dispose of house­ Haggerty in Canton, and at tive journal Nationjd Review Bratus Hussey was the chief wwwcisvusa org or hold hazardous waste when White Owl in Garden City For more than 40 years he has conductor of the Central St Joseph Mercy Hospital of wwwasvusa org/detroit/ the township hosts For more information, call in the thick of the intellectual Michigan line of the Ann Arbor will honor several Household Hazardous Waste (248) 349-7110 controversies on the time His Underground Railroad and of Its volunteers at their annual LIBRARY EVENT Day May 17 at Compuware memory is being honored this one of the first settlers m Volunteer Luncheon on Arena HOSPICE GOLF OUTING year at a reception hosted by Plymouth A Quaker and an Wednesday, Apnl 30 at the The Plymouth District The drop-off day, which is President George Bush to cele­ abolitionist he was a presiden- - Crowne Plaza Clare Mueller of Library presents “Snakes and also open to residents of the There are still spots avail­ brate 50 years since Kirk effec­ tial elector for the abolition Plymouth who volunteers in Lizards and Ihrtles, Oh My'” City of Plymouth, takes place able for golfers who would like tively founded the modem day ticket in 1844 He helped the Pastoral Ministry Meet Michael Brophy at 2 p m from 9 a m -2 p m The move to play in Angela Hospice’s conservative movement organize the Free-Soil Party in Department, is being honored Thursday, Apnl 24 to learn to Compuware means resi­ 15th-annual golf outing May Wayne Dunlap was a leader 1848 and was among those for 1000 hours of service more about our cold-blooded dents will spend less time 12 at Walnut Creek Country in the local arts community who met in Jackson where the Judy Houston, who does vol­ friends Register at the waiting in line Club in South Lyon who served as conductor of the Republican Party was organ­ unteer work on special proj­ Reader’s Advisory desk or call A dnver’s license showing Golfers may register m four­ Plymouth Symphony Orchestra ized ects, will be recognized for 10 (734) 453-0750 ext 4 proof of residency is required somes or as individuals for from 1951-1979 The Plymouth The induction ceremony of years of service A second day. Sept 6, has also $200 per person Symphony continues as one of the Class o f2003 will take Marge Fisher, who works on SHOVICASE PLYMOUTH 2003 been scheduled Golfer packages include free the oldest and longest existing place Thursday evening Sept 4 special projects and Carolyn Acceptable items include range balls, 18 holes of golf community symphonies in the at Atlantis Restaurant on Ann Jacobs, who does volunteer Taste and see what makes adhesives, aerosol cans, auto­ with cart m a scramble format, country Arbor Road in Plymouth, just c knitting, will be honored for 25 Plymouth great at the motive fluids, batteries, com­ barbecue lunch before golf, a Helen Ridiardson was a east of 1-275 years of service Showcase Plymouth 2003 puter equipment, dram open­ dinner reception with open leader dunng the growth peri­ With the recognition that c event 5-7 30 p m May 5 at St ers, dnveway sealer, fluores­ bar, and prizes for closest to od of Plymouth Township and 2002 marked the 175 birthday BUTTERFLY GARDEN John’s Golf and Conference cent light tubes, gasoline, the pm and longest dnve served as deputy clerk and of Plymouth Tbwnship a group Center (Five Mile and Sheldon hobby chemicals, lab chemi­ Hole sponsorships are still clerk of Plymouth Tbwnship of township residents wanted c A slide show ill introduce Road) Free parking cals, lawn and garden prod­ available for $150 For more A.B. Maildiain helped build to honor local individuals who you to some of our beautiful There will be over 60 booths ucts, medications, mercury, information on the event, call the towns first mill after mov­ helped build the ongmal local butterflies featuring Plymouth products paint and stain products, pes­ Alice Bamnger at Angela ing to Plymouth Township in Plymoufli commumty They Learn about “host ’ plants and services, Ihste of ticides, polishes, pool chemi­ Hospice, (734) 953-6018 1825 and was secretary of tihe deaded a Hall of Fame would that the caterpillars and adult Plymouth s 15 best eatenes cals, propane cylinders, reac- first township meeting in 1827 be a suitable way to honor their butterflies rely on for food and pizzerias, honor the tives, resins, solvents, wood LINEBACKERS CLUB MEETS when the name Plymouth hand work and the memones * sources Plymouth Service Club’s preservatives and items Township was selected Was Hall of Fame organizere Carol - ' Then get ready to dig in the Volunteer of the Year, scholar­ labeled acid, flammable, caus­ The next monthly meeting elected clerk of the township Levitte and Bill Jojmer solicit-* ■•dirt and help our naturalist ship award for citizenship, tic, poison, caution, toxic, dan­ of the Salem Football and was responsible for form­ ed names and reviewed dozens j plant a beginning butterfly meet Mrs Michigan at die ger or warning Linebackers Club is scheduled ing a Plymouth township mili­ of applications for the inaugu-^ garden on the Nankin site Chamber booth and receive an Items not accepted include for 7 30 p m Wednesday, tary company dunng the first ral Class o f2002 i * Scouts needing service proj­ autographed photo smoke detectors, tires, Apnl I6th, m Room 2703 at meeting The first class of inductee’s ects are welcome to attend For only $10 admission you radioactive materials, PCB- Sdem High School Theodatus Timothy Lyon included William Bartow, D B The program is scheduled get complimentary food, a free containmg materials, explo­ All parents of current and was one of the 19th century’s Sherwood, George A. Smith, from 1 30-3 30 p m Saturday, beverage and a chance to win sives including ammunition future Salem football players most successful self-taught Paul Wagner, Lee Fidge, June 28 Recommended for over 50 great door prizes and fireworks, and medical are invited to attend For authonties m the saence and George Richwine, Elizabeth ages 10 and up For more information call waste more information, call Mike practice of fhiit growing He Holmes, Richard Gomick, Joe Program will be held at (734) 453 1540 or www^ ply- For more information call Scherbaty at 734-981-7135 was keeper of the Wayne West and Frank Millington Nankin Mills Interpretive mouthchamber org the townships solid waste

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Nursery is keeping up with the Joneses Canton native, Arizona

Garden center police officer shot grows as 40th /I BY HEATHER NEEDHAM hurt anybody” STAFF WRITER Seeing her son, a former anniversary nears Salem track star who still runs V -M- A former Canton resident frequency to stay fit, he help­ BY BRAD KADRICH who became a Phoenix, Anz, less in a hospital bed has been STAFF WRITER polled ofBcer two years ago is unbearable, she said continuing to recover in the “I just want him to open his Anyone wanting to see what hospital after b< : shot four eyes,” she said Tuesday after­ can be grown by spreading ■ times dunng a ' stop noon By Wednesday fnommg, some fertilizer need look no Phoenix Sitek h ^ opened his ^es and farther than the comer of police Officer had begun to show signs of Gotfredson and Ann Arbor Robert Srtek, alertness Road 35, IS listed in The Phoenix community That’s where, for the last 30 critical condi-> has been mcredibly supportive years, Wayne Jones’ dream has I' -■ / tion at during the ordeal, according grown more fertile with each Mancopa to S it^ The city’s mayor, city passing year On Saturday, the County manager and city council per­ Jones family celebrates the k r £ h ' '''■ ■ Hospital in sonally expressed their condo­ 40th anniversary of the open­ Phoenix lences to Ae Siteks, and others- ing of Plymouth Nursery with His father, in the commumty have been an open house, the garden cen­ . ' i Richard Sitek, reported very generous ter now owned his son, Jeff Wednesday morning that “We’ve had people extend The family moved the nurs­ doctors had taken him off the their homes to us,” she said ery to Its current location after medications that were keep­ The Canton police commu­ 10 years m Livonia, where ing him comatose in hopes nity also imm^iately lent Wayne b o u ^ t the retail busi­ PHOTOS BY PAUL HURSCHMANH | STAFF PHOT06RAPHER that he will wake up and con­ sympathy and support to the ness from Its onginal owner, Nursery manager Tim Parker checks the buds on a magnolia tree m the aisles Monday tinue recovermg Site^ Pete C3instiansen Wednesday mommg, the “Their brotherhood extends Wayne Jones, who had a grew, there was no room for football games Back then the Customers can get garden gifts family reported that Sitek b ^ n d state Imes,” Richard degree in pomology (the study our nursery stock ” store was retail only, selling In the winter, Plymouth Nursery had opened his eyes and Sitek said ^It’s moving how of fruits), was selling fertilizer When Jones deaded to garden supplies and the like transforms into a Christmas squeezed a nurse’s hand they all took it so personally” in the early 1960s, and move, he looked at different Gradually, though, as word- shoppmg destmation “T h ^ can’t believe the Sitek’s best fhend in Christiansen, who d owned areas, one of which was Canton of-mouth spread and the busi­ “Now we’re a full-service remarkable turnaround he’s Phoenix, Geoff Ballentme, also Chnstiansen’s Plymouth Center Road in Canton But he ness grew, Plymouth Nursery garden Center,’ said Garvey made over the past 36 hours,” a police officer, was relieved of Nursery since 1931, was one of settled oil the Ann Arbor Road began spreading out into the "We’re more homeowner- Richard Sitek said his duties and has been his customers When Wayne location for a couple of reasons landscaping business Thday, friendly” As of Monday, April 14 an allowed to stay with Sitek’s found out in 1963 that “Dad wanted a place close to Plymouth Nursery employs And, as the center sees more Arizona TV station reported parents smee it happened Chnstiansen was looking to an expressway, and he knew M between four and seven land­ growth around it, business is on its Web site that he had Ballentme said he and Sitek sell, he and his wife, Nancy, 14 was going to go in, and that scape crews at peak times of actually starting to pick up, already undergone two sur- went through the Arizona Law bou^t the retail end of the it would have a Gotfredson the year more or less Although weather genes and appeared to be Enforcement Academy business exit,” Jeff Jones recalled ‘ He “Today contracting is proba­ the last couple of years, com­ improving together two years ago Sitek’s The decision to buy the com­ was looking for location and bly 25 percent of our gross bined with the downturn m the The officer was shot late love of physical fitness — espe­ pany wasn’t without controver­ affordability Garden centers sales,” said Tim Parker, the economy, has had its effect on Saturday, April 12 when he cially running— was evident sy, especially m the Jones need a lot of land, and you can’t firm’s general manager, who Plymouth Nursery like it has and his partner pulled over a from the start home, where four children afford a lot of land in the ciity” joined the company 15 years with all business, nobody is motorist for dnvmg erratical­ “If not for hini, I wouldn’t under the age of 7 needed to be As fate might have it, though, ago as an intern fresh out of pamcked ly The suspect was reportedly have made it through the fed and clothed Nancy went Jones didn’t get to help much MSU “Customer demand kind “We’re starting to get more shot and killed by Sitek’s academy,” Ballentme said of back to school at Michigan m the move Felledbyasenous of guided us into providing density of population around partner after a foot chase, Sitek’s motivational skills State, then went to work full­ tractor accident Wayne was that service” us,” said Parker, the company’s which included traversing a “Tie’s alwjQ^ askmg, ‘Did you time as the new business’ land­ unable to do much, if any, of Another niche Plymouth general manager for the last 10 brick wall ^ to the gym today"^’ Rob is a scape designer, and Wayne the actual work Nursery is carving out for itself years “The diversification is real phj^ical fitness guy” handled the business details ‘ The company was moved by is as a tree planter The garden paying off We’re seeing the TRYING ORDEAL B^entine said that Sitek, After leasing property in my mother and by me, at 17 center has 16 acres of specific- same customer coming back” who previously worked for Livonia for the first 10 years, years old, Jeff Jones recalled grade trees, with a sin^e-tree As growth continues and the Sitek IS a 1986 Plymouth Northwest Airlines at Detroit Wayne Jones decided more with a smile “It was quite an department that allows buyers economy recovers, Jones and Salem graduate and was on Metro Airport, decided to space was needed adventure” to pick up one, two or three his staff are even dunking the varsity track team His become a police officer to “In Livonia, there was no The early years, before the trees, and have Plymouth about getting bigger parents, both of Canton, have make a difference room for expansion,’ said expressway, featured a lot of Nursery landscapers install Our long-term goal is to kept a constant vigil in “I thmk he wanted to some­ Linnea Garvey, Jones daughter dnve by traffic, because Ann them expand and diversify,” Jones Phoenix - and close tabs on thing where he felt like he was who now serves as the nursery’s Arbor Road was a primary We’ll go out and plant said ‘As the people move goings on with family mem­ doing something for the com­ information specialist “As we route to Univereity of MwAigan them,’ said Parker “Not many around us we hope to keep bers in metro Detroit and munity He just wanted to contractors are big enough to expanding and servicing our Canton, thanks to their make his parents proud ” do that customers mobile phone Sitek’s family has set up an Its all part of a diversifica­ *We haven’t slept since account at Standard Federal tion plan developed when Jeff Plymouth Nursery is locateij at 9900 Sunday,’ mom Kathleen Sitek Bank to assist with their son’s Jones got out of school m 1979, Ann Arbor Road just past Gotfredson said Tuesday mormng of the expenses when he recovers and saw interest rates nse into For more information call (734) 453 mghtmansh drama that has They asked that well-wishers double digits Knowing that 5500 unfolded since her son was donate to the fund, in Robert Plymouth Nursery was pnma- gunned down “I can’t believe Sitek’s name, m heu of givmg nly a landscape contractor at bkaiJrich@oe homecomm net I (734) 459 2700 fins happened - he never gifts and flowers that point, Jones decided to spread the wealth “Landscaping is something people hke to have, not some­ thing they have to have,” said Jones “V^en interest rates hit 22 percent, it’s pretty easy for people to give us up I diversi­ fied so we wouldn’t be vulnera­ ble to interest rates, and got more into retail” feseo Monteseos (left) and Sergio Cruz unpack evergreens at the Plymouth Now the center sells perenm- Nursery Monday ^ s, annuals, pots and statuaiy

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BY KIMBERLY MORTSON ive spouse There are hundreds start Progressive Pnntmg in on board with the Plymouth lingo, know about my competi­ STAFF WRITER of people who have helped me 1989 She obtained a third company six years ago as vice tion and I like to get feedback It’s more about the big picture mortgage on her home, secured president She sajd previously first hand from my clients and As a volleyball coach, here than just me ” a small line of credit and an he managed all of the account­ vendors ’ Kimberly Pnce has had the The bigger picture in Pnce’s equipment lease with personal ing related responsibilities Since Pnce purchased the experience that “winning just life includes being CEO and guarantees while working simultaneously then struggling pnntmg com­ happens when you play hard ’ President of Progressive In a letter to NAWBO, her as an accountant He began pany m 1989 her business has It isn’t a coincidence, then, Pnntmg, the mother of four husband Bruce outlined count­ working full-time m 1997 at tnpled m size They now occupy that the Plymouth business children Kyle, 15, Lauren, 14, less reasons why he felt his wife Progressive when the volume of three units of the facility on owner has a successful printing Devin, 10, and Alex, 7, and the and business partner should be thebusmess demanded more of Goldsmith with approximately company and was recently director of volleybaU at Our selected as one of the Top 10 his attention His role helped 8,000-10,000 square feet of named one of the Ibp 10 Lady of Good Counsel pansh in Michigan Women Business Pnce continue to manage the 19 space where they sell, design Michigan Women Business Plymouth Owners staff members they emplc^ as and pnnt marketing literature Owners by the national associ­ Progressive Pnntmg, located ‘ Kim Pnce is the mother of well as allowing her to be out of ‘ She not only balances talang ation’s greater Detroit chapter on Goldsmith off Sheldon four school-age children and the office selling — her first care of her own family but takes The honor was bestowed Road, is a prmt and visual com­ CEO/majonty shareholder of love care of her employees who upon Price m March on the munications provider Pnce Progressive Pnntmg. 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BY HEATHER HEEDHAM projecte in southeast Michigan ‘ If you don’t understand what “I like having control over STAFF WRITER in a three-ring photo In fliey need, you can’t design what projects I work on,” she a recent Ann Arbor project, what they want ” said Canton architect Dawn her clients were a husband and Architecture is a profession Nearly six years ago, she Zuber knew when she was 11 wife, and her job was to make where people can easily see decided to strike out on her that she wanted to be an archi­ the kitchen, formal dining the fruits of the labor - and own For 51/2 years, Zuber, a tect when she grew up room and breakfast nook a touch them, too Zuber’s graduate of the University of “My hobby was to take (floor large, open area favonte architects include Cincinnati, has owned Studio plans) and redraw them,” said The only problem was, while Frank Lloyd Wright, most Z Architecture, and speaalizes Zuber, 37 a Sandusky, Ohio the husband was dissatisfied famous for the Guggenheim in residential architecture She native with the old kitchen, the wife Museum in New York, and runs the business out of her She recently received the was ^appy with status quo Charles Rennie Mackintosh, a home, and wears all the busi­ Young Architect of the Year Such domestic tiffs are noth­ Scottish architect famous for ness’ hats - bookkeeper, mar- PAUL HURSCHMANNI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER award from the Huron valley ing new for Zuber, who quick­ designing the Glasgow School ketmg and of course, ardiitec- Canton architect Dawn Zuber recently received the Young Architect of the chapter of the Amencan ly learned that technical and of Art tural design She only occa­ Year award from the Huron Valley chapter of the American Institute of Institute of Architects She also creative skills are not the only Zuber said she not only sionally hires subcontractors to Architects serves as president of the local skills an architect needs wants to design what people help out when she is busy AIA, and serves on the state “Occasionally I do provide want, but design what she Working at home has its o^he computer monitor Zuber said board of AIA’s Michigan chap­ mediation services,” she said wants, too Residential archi­ advantages and disadvantages Zuber’s cat, Claude, enjctys “Sometimes clients call on ter jokingly of her work with mar­ tecture has always been her Some advantages include tl4 ambient heat from the weekends,” she said. “I don’t Zuber continues to redraw ried couples and families specialty, but when she wearing bedroom slippers to m^^nitor, thereby making it his always answer the phone ” existing floor plans, and “Having good people skills worked for other architectural work, setting your own hours favonte perch proudly displaj^ her “before and being a good listener is firms, she got stuck doing and being able to pet your cat |rhe down side is working hneedham@oehomecomm net and after” photos of residential very important,” Zuber said commercid projects instead when he decides to hop on top ou|; of home cuts into privacy, (734)459 2700

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I'm sure if we can Workmg m Plymouth isn’t will be the basis to develop a Detroit, but you know that plan for the site, which will coming m,” he added If you give us the groundwork to make a good enough case, expect this to be Detroit, bank move forward holdups and drugs being sold Ideas tossed about by a city we can get community sup­ on the corner, don’t apply and school district subcom­ because j'ou re coming to the mittee, which met in January, port.' wrong place ” include improvements to the Police Chief Wayne Carroll athletic fields, constructing a Tom wysockt has worked with Meek his walkmg/runnmg track, school board trustee entire 21 years on the force repairing the bleachers and “He was a very dedicated installing new lighting and cop, a hometown boy that had fencing a lot of insight into his com­ After getting ideas on what what IS considered by many to munity,’ CJarrollsaid “He took the master plan for Central be a prime tract of recreation­ the job senously, was commu­ Middle School’s athletic facili­ al property nity minded, and took a lot of ties should look like, the next We’ve had pretty good luck pnde m the police department step will be in attempting to with Plymouth Township in and the aty Mel demonstrated find money to fund the proj­ refurbishing our field at it every day he was on the j ob ” ect Smcock said a dollar fig­ Isbister (Elementary),” said In recent years, the ure has yet to be determined, Tom Wysocki, school board Plymouth police department but he doesn’t discount the trustee has hired a number of “rookie” possibility the price tag could “Central has a lot of good cops, who benefited from the PHOTOS BY PAUL HURSCHMANNI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER reach $1 5 million potential for all sorts of eiqienence of Meek. Retiring Plymouth Police Officer Mel Meek (left) visits with (from left) Jeff Jones, Sam Poules and Chris Lahtinen dur­ “The subcommittee of the things I’m sure if we can “Mel was a great mentor He ing his retirement party Friday at the station city commission and school make a good enough case, we took to the new hires and board said we have no idea can get community support ” taught them the plethora of “Mel just liked what he was the welfare of his fellow officers County, and we’ve got grand- where the money is coming LSL Planning is being paid information he attained, and doing,” said Carroll, who faced in mind” kids here and in Arizona,” said from,” said Smcock, h u t you $5,000 from block grant his great knowledge of the Meek many times across the Meek, who has several Meek, “We’re going to stay here need a plan first, and then funds to develop a master community,” added Carroll, bargammg table when Meek grandchildren, including two in part time, and on the farm part you can move forward ’ plan for the site It’s the same who said he was always disap- was the police officers’ union tile area, plans to spend more time ” However, invited to partici­ company that helped the city pomted Meek never took the president time with them in retirement pate m the focus groups will in developing plans for sergeant’s exam for promotion ‘He was ^ways fair, and had “I’ve got a farm in Calhoun tbruscatofoe homecomm net (734) 459 2700 be members of the Kiwams, improvements to the Cultural Rotary and Lions clubs, Center and neighborhood among others, as well as the parks Wilcox Foundation ‘They’ll give us a site plan, CAMPUS NEWS ' Johnson Controls wins Ford contract “They h?ive an insight into which will result m a basis for what the community is look­ the city and schools to partner ing for, said Smcock ‘And, and move forward in building Culver Academy Automotive interior suppli­ Ford manufactures Focus, relationship with Ford and eventually we’re going to be community support,’ said Lujie Zhazig, daughter of Mr er Johnson Controls has been K(avigator and Expedition helps u$ grow in an area of looking for various funding Smcock “Then we can devel­ Xiangtong Zhang and Mrs selected by Ford Motor models iti Wayne, Town Cars core competency for Johnspn sources for this project op grant applications to vari­ Bei Bei Xu of Canton, has Company to build and supply m Wixom, and Mustang vehi­ Controls,” said Rande Somma, “It will be a great concept, ous local and national organi­ been awarded a Batten complete seat systems for a cles in Dearborn presideiit of the company’s but we don’t have any funding zations to help us move for­ Scholarship at The Culver number of Ford and: Lincoln Johnson Controls will Automotive Systems Group sources m mind,” he said “It’s ward on thjis project ” Academies, beginning with models that are manufactured assume operational responsi­ “We are very pleased to going to take a lot of people to the 2003-04 school year at the automaker’s southeast bilities for current seating have been selected by our cus­ bring this to fruition ’ The general public session for sub Lujie IS an eighth-grader at Michigan plants production for these vehicles tomer to provide world-class With citts m state revenue mitting ideas and commenting on East Middle School, straight- JCTs auto intenors group is in Chesterfield, Michigan seating products for these car sharing money affecting the proposed plans will be held Tuesday A student who enjoys dance, headquartered m Plymouth The Chesterfield plant site and truck models” citj^s bottom line, and reduc­ April 29 at the Plymouth Cultural piano, tutoring math and is a Township In the future they was previously operated by Johnson Controls provides tions m state foundation Center 525 Farmer Street starting at member of P/C school district will move to a 367 acre Visteon Corporation vehicle seating, interior com­ grant money paring the 7 pm TAG Program research campus at Napier Details on the terms of the ponents and batteries for a income of the school district, She also is president of the and Ann Arbor roads m near­ agreement were not released variety of Ford Motor neither entity can afford to tbruscato@oe homecomm net school student council, in the by Salem Township In 2004, seating assembly Company models make the improvements to (734) 459 2700 math club, holds the position The supplier will provide operations will be relocated to Currently, Johpson of editor-in-chief of the school seating systems for the Ford other Johnson Controls man­ Controls builds and supplies paper and will compete oji Focus, Expedition and ufacturing sites within south­ first-row seats for Lincoln 4pril ip both fhe Mjchigap Mustang, and the Lincoln east Michigan, including one Navigator and Ford m rnm m Social studies and science Navigator and Town Car new facility Expedition models at its Olympiads under this new contract Company officials said loca­ Plymouth plant tions for this work will be In 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Derdenan, is h e work P ^ AYP 'There are about a haNozen SYMPHONY Hemey does to prepare h e pro­ gram books for ea h concert FROM PAGE A1 different tests kids take, from page ai “The league histoncally con­ tributes money hs^ can he cemed about the notations that depending on the grade. We formed solo doing impressions, counted on to be here because indicate the schools would not vaudevillian comedy and of he example set by h e early have performed favorably in may be spending too much stunte before he was hired as a supporters, of whom Jo Hulce previous years Her goal is to comic to work with Soupy of Plymouh, was a founder- function under a contnuous time getting ready for tests.' Sales on Detroit’s WXYZ-TV member Hulce has suggested improvement model This, while appearing on sever­ h e symphony contact former “All of our buildings have al television shows, mdudmg members of he league and school improvement plans,” she Chuck Portelli The Riflemaii, Bonanza, h e orchestra m anticipation of an said, “even those buildings die president PCEA Big Valley, h e Real McCoys, alumni event to celebrate h e state says need an improve­ Wagon Tram and more forhcommg anniversary of he ment plan That’s how we do Today, Gii^er^ who lives in PSO m 2005,” said Linda business That’s part of who we which are generally h i ^ above Ohio, spends his time writing Alvarado, president of he ^on- are and what we do ” the target scores set fordi by the new material, recording and phony state, are a msult of recent cm- cooking He, his wife Elsie, and PAUL HURSCHMAHN1 STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER The Plymouh ^rmphony is a CONSEQUENCES nculum changes h e ir dog, Dxkffy, travel about (From left) Plymouth Symphony Orchestra vice president John Lewis nonprofit regional orchestra “We review our cumculums| 40 weel^ a year to various per­ President Linda Alvardo and conductor Nan Washburn hold a powwoW prior to dedicated to ennchmg The state revealed that 216 we update oUr materials, we formances — including a five- the annual auction Ftiday at Laurel Manor in Livonia Plymouh/Canton and sur­ o f the 2,260 schools that were give professional development,” city tour every year w ih buddy rounding communities w ih evaluated throughout said Amble “So, we are already Soupy Sales — private parties, pick up ft radtet and don ft Grera for h e work they do hi^-quality symphonic music, Mi<^ig^ 4iled to meet ade­ implementmg new cumculums conventions and oh e r shows beautiful diamond tennis w ih and for us” youh-education opportumties quate yearly progress If that without the stete teUing us we | Throughout h e evening he bracdet and to serve as a perfomiance were to happen m P^onoudi- have to do them ? PSO performed oh e r nostalgic ■ E & E Manufoctunng DEDICATED Oudet for talented musicians Canton, Amide said there *Wehave ft new math cur­ tun^ including Damn Yankee made a seasoned baseball fon from souheastem Michigan. would be senous conse­ riculum that’s m Its third year at Overture by Addlef & Ross and hapiy wih he contnbutoon of To assure he success of he quences the elementaiy levd, and sec­ h e SaturdayNight Wallz and baseballs autographed by symphony, league members go For more information call the Plymouth “It can go fiom an extreme ond year in m i^ e school,” she Hoe Down by contemporary Detroit Tiger favontes Eime h e extra mile by providing Symphony Office (734)4512112 visit range of replacing the pnncipal said “We think the changes that composer A£^on Copdand Harwell, AJ Kahne, Jim Pnce refreshments for intermission at WWW plymouthsymphony org or e mail and staff, providing more s t ^ we’ve made are helping us be The orchestra also served to and more h e concerts and performing a plymouthsymphony@aol com development or providing a successful m makmg progress m musically punctuate and ■ Wm C Franks Furniture long list of tasks ^ich change m cumculum,” she math Next year, wftll be imple­ enlighten Ginger’s presenta­ donated a cedar chest with tap­ w e ^ said mentmg a revised cumculum m tion of Cas^ af h e Bat estry cover Xhir office could Plymouth-Cmiton Education the language arts area.” ■ A couple will enjoy one notgetbywihout Association President Chuck The state’s profiaency stan­ night plus 18 holes of golf fi'om h e contmual assis­ Fortelli said there is so much dards for AYP increase each MONEY-MAKER Boyne USA Resorts tance of individuals testing m schools these days, it year, with each school ejqiected Jo Swerc, president of he who understand could become a hindrance to reach 100 percent by 2014 Later in h e evening Ginger Plymouh Symphony League, how much here is to instead of a help This, many fed, is an unlikdy stood center stage and s e r ^ wasn’t wrong when she said h e do m order to pro­ “There are alwut a half-dcaen goal as auctioneer of he Plymouh autographed baseballs would vide concerts and different tests kids take, “That will be a real challenge,” Symphony League’s Lave be a hot item and would bring especially he pro­ depending on the grade,” said said Amble “Ithinkweshoidd Ticket Auction Bakos said some healhy competitive bid­ grams created coop­ Portelli ‘Wemaybespendmg ask the state legislature we’ll local sponsors, businesses and ding among guests eratively wih h e too much time getting ready for see how it evolves ” supporters gave generously Bakos said h e donation of Plymouh Canton Master of Ceremonies Johnny Ginger (left) hams it tests Amble said if Plymouth- h is year Some of he exciting baseball-related memorabilia Sdiools,” said Pat up with Plymouth Symphony Orchestra Executive “I don’t think teachers like die Canton Schools continue to do items up for sale during h e by Beh Stewart of he Derdenan, PSO Director Angel Bakos at the start of the PSO's annu’ fact th ^ are being evaluated on what It has done m h e past, the spinted bidding contest Plymouh Histoncal Museum office manager An al auction Friday at Laurel Manor in Livonia Ginger's how a group of kids are being goals set the state shouldn’t induded helped to create a fun atmos­ example, said fiancee, Terrie Chiado (right), sits looking on tested when th ^ don’t have^ be a concern ■ A cruise with eig^t foiends phere and get people in h e control of all the variables,” he “We try to stay focused on on h e Soakin’ Wet, courtesy of mood for the Ballgowns and added “It’s judging a (school) what’s good for kids, what’s Nicholas Contracting Baseball Caps hem e Items building on how well lads take a good for teaching and learmng, Company from h e museum’s extensive test” and set our own goals,” she said ■ A memorable evening of collection were displayed Anodier concern for Portelii, All, said Amble, with less singing by h e Plymouh String hroughout h e event room, Make The Call and the 1,000 teachers he rep­ money from the state Irfo to be used at a wedding, mdudmg baseballs, uniforms, resents m the Plymouth-Canton “We have to figure out how romantic evening at home or photographs, etc school distnct, is the seemingly we are going to cut $5 5 mil- celebration “I can’t say enough about h e yearly changes in the HEAP hon next year, and still try to ■ The chance to host an old- reciprocity between cultural Make The Move tests mamtam programs h a t will fashioned clambake for eight institutions in h is area,” said “Students get proficient, and support all kids,” she said “It at Waves Restaurant in St Bakos “The memorabilia was a then they change the tests,” said becomes particularly challeiig- Clair Shores Menu includes big hit w ih people My hat’s off Don’t Delay Portelli “It’s like a movmg tar­ ing when you have to reduce snow crab legs, dams, mussels, to B eh Stewart and Stella get” st^and programming” scallops 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You’ve got to hand it to commissioners in the City of Plymouth When they make a mistake, they’re certainly willing to acknowledge and fix it Sometimes it takes some of the city’s biggest business people streaming to the microphone to make them see it, but, still, they get it done It happened last week, when commissioners tabled the scheduled approval of a flew liquor license ordinance pat­ terned almost exactly after a similar ordinance in Royal Oak After frequently saying Plymouth didn’t want to turn into "another Royal Oak” m terms of nightlife, com­ missioners were ready to do just that A three-member subcommittee made up of commis­ sioners Dan Dwyer, Ron Loiselle and Phil Pursell designed the ordinance to establish a policy for the issuance and transfer of liquor licenses and permits While diey didn’t consult directly with business owners - who would be most affected by the new law - they did ask the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce for input on both the liquor license and the outdoor dining PAUL HURSCHMANNI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER issue Participants in the Citizens Academy gather around a police car and listen to Sgt Al Cox as he explains the capabilities of the unit during the city's The diamber put togefiier a four-person committee to Citizens Academy Students are learning the Ins and outs of city government in the first-ever class develop input, and responded to the city with a letter back in January But none of the four, while all solid busi­ ness people with deep roots in the community, run LEHERS restaurants or have anything to do with liquor licenses Whether it was adequate input for commissioners is a Dwyer was honest from whom he does not, just like it is m your ing, then I don’t know why we are so ngor- matter of debate, although clearly local restaurant owners boss’ discretion whefiier he wants to have ousty marketing Plymouth The vision of the didn’t think so They swarmed last week’s city commis­ I had the pleasant opportunity to wit­ you contmue wnting the like editorials Master Plan is erroneous and unsuccessfiilly sion meeting to let commissioners know they were dissat­ ness a wonderful event that took place on In my opinion, your certain suggestive fiilfiUed It is a hollow, irrelevant, piece of isfied Monday night (Apni 7) In my mind, the compansons m editonai are imcalled for paper fiiat can only find meaning m foe toi­ Business owners thought the language m the proposed event should become a milestone in the Also m my opinion, our pastor ought to let-paper dispenser of a gaudy pubhc rest­ ordinance - regulatory phrases such as "overall benefit to recent history of the City of Pfymouth be respectfully called Rev John Sullivan, room n ^ t m the middle of ]^Uogg I^k . The Cdy Commission mettoentertamgmde- not just Sullivan Glenn Kremer the City of W j^outh” and “any other factors that may lmesforfiieuseof“ca ^ s ^ ”seatinglyrestau- And the questions Why file internal a&irs affect the health, safety and welfare or best interests of Plymouth rants widim the atys DDA, and to act i^xMi the of our parish are of such concern to the the community” - was too vague and lejt owners susc^ti- second reading of a new L i ^ r Licensing O h s e r^ Why fins intrusion of outsiders’ Expand Medicaid ble to the whim of this or future commissions Ordinance vvh^ would e&c^fiiepiesent, and Joseph Wire And the commission, led by the increasingly settling future, hquor license holders within the ctty Plymouth Last November, I voted “no” on foe pro­ voice of Dwyer, listened and put a stop to the ordinance, Dunng comments presented by the posal to constitutionally require that tobac­ at least for now Dwyer, who has rapidly become a voice of numerous well-known license holders, it History must count co settlement money be used for health reason and one of the commission’s most effective mem­ became very apparent that the city com­ care I voted this way because (1) it was bers, actudly apologized for not basing sought such input missioners had not sought the mput of Is razing the histone Daisy Air Rtfie widely reported that the amendment in the beginning, a bold move for a political figure these the very people who have invested, and buildmg a hardship on the Plymouth would disproportionately benefit a few days made, major contnbutions to the success community? Once again, I think groups within the health care industry, and Now, with the help of Tony Belli of E G Nicks, Greg of the city as a place to vwit and enjoy Plymouth is losing more long-term prof­ (2) such an amendment m ^ t unduly tie Goodman, owner of Cafe Bon Homme, and Frank I would like to commend Commissioner its than file short-term profits gamed by a foe hands of the governor and lawmakers Yaquinto of Compari’s, commissioners will craft a more Dan Dwyer for his honesty, matunty and developer who has a mortgage to pay on a Preserving the Merit Scholarship Plymouth-esque ordinance, one local business owners courage to publicly admit that, as chair of yacht in another state Program was not one of my reasons for vot­ can live with the committee who designed the new pro­ In order to maintain and enhance a per­ ing no As I recall, early polls showed sup­ It was a bold compromise, one which cynics can say the posed ordinance, he had made a m ist^e sonally crafted quality of life and vision for port for approval However, as tone went city was forced into by angry business owners But it’s a in not seeking input from the restaurant livmg, Plymouth continues to heavily on and more infonnation was made known compromise past commissions might not have made, and tavern owners on the issue at hand mvest time and money m Master Plans, about foe limited number of groups that even m the face of such outrage I can’t recall ever hearing a publidy dected Histone Distncts, multuniUion dollar would benefit from the amendment, foe tide changed I suspect many people voted We prefer to believe it’s a sign this commission wants to aty ofiiciai genuineb' apologize to the cxbzens streetscapes, expensive ongoing marketing he /she serves. Dan’s ability to understand that programs and even litigation Many com­ “no” for foe same reasons that I did do the nght thing the voice of the people he serves is more munity-enhancing municipal projects cost While a small portion of the Ment important than one’s ^ makes him an exam­ each citizen hardship and personal sacn- Scholarship Program c»uld be retamed for ple ofthe type of person we deserve as a leader fice yet don’t generate a sin^e, immediate financially needy students, foe biilk of foe Both sides miss mark of our community Ifhedeadestorunfbrfiie dollar of profit We purchase our vision tobacxx) sktlement money in question should Qty Commisaon this M, he has my vote. with hard cash and sweat equity, aid there be used to eiqiand the number of people cov­ Peter Bunting should be real payback required when ered by Medicaid Thisisinthemterestof Plymouth someone wants to tear that vision avray those who would receive Medicaid services as in water bill battle Remember what b^an happenmg to well as foose m the greater c»mmumty CSX complaints valid Midiael J Fox in his movie, "Back to the Many hard-worlung people have no There has been plenty of political hand-wringmg and Future”’ While fefiing to repair his past, health u^urance, do not quahfyfor gnashing of the teeth in the past year over the operations The common complaints about CSX he began to lose his future He was becom­ Medicaid, and simply do not earn ^ o u ^ to of the regional water system and its governing board are valid, but one potential problem has ing irrele\^t, as failures built up and he pay for health care This v m foe case even Sadly, the dispute over water rates has been reduced to not been addressed began to fode away at the prom dance before foe present economic downturn For name calling, charges of department incompetence and The long waits at railroad crossings That analogy de ^ b es the sometimes- foese people, health care consists of vraitmg allegations ^ a t efforts to wrest control of the board away could potentialty stand between residents necessaiy defiance against yet another inters until foey are veiy ill and then visitmg a hior and Ford roads treated for h i ^ blood pr^ u re u^tead of actually paid for out of their water bills I was stopped at the railroad tracks at Mam and Theodore by not one tram, but I can alrea^ hearthe retort, “Those waiting until It causes a stroke? Instead of working together to improve our water deliv­ two, each traveling in opposite directions residents fear ^ange and only impede Ejqiandmg the number of people covered by ery system, politicians on both sides of the dispute seem After being forced to wait for nearly 20 progress ” So that my opinion is not Medicaid is foe ngjit thing to do wrfo foe more interested in assessing blame minutes, I h ^ to call an ambulance to take immediately minimize^ I have to say that tobacco settlement money The mraieywas Suburban leaders, in arguing for a new oversight board my husband to St Joseph Mercy Hospital I support many developments and mt^ded to oimpensate statesfor h^ fo care that would be controlled by the suburbs, attacked the One of these days, a CSX tram wiU he changes in Plymouth tesurfaemgthe expenses meurred due to smoking. Expanding Detfoit water department as being incompetent and the obstacle that stands between a resi­ roads, the Ann Arbor Road Comdor proj­ Medicaid cover?^ comes a lot dosqr to that insensitive to their concerns Detroit officios chose to dent in dire need and the emergency ects, the expansion of the Box Bar that olgective than providing c d l ^ sdidarships. resfiond by running foil-page newspaper ads pointing the vehide(s) sent to help swallowed up a bungalow-style home in Darien Sctiubatis finger at local mumapalities for spiraling cost increases Michelle Plumb the heart of the Kellogg Histone Distnct, Plymouth mstead of sitting down with their suburban counterparts Plymouth the streetscape, a realistically scaled to discuss meaningful reform Wilcox project, and the library expansion Getting to the bottom of this latest city-versus-suburbs Editorial erred. I have my own piece of advice for the fight is no easy task, but neither is delivenng pure, fresh t developer Just go ahead with your condo ^"lliEwuR¥iioNs^ drmking water to a thirsty suburbs up to 60 miles from In your “Our Views” (Observer, Aprd 3) plans Pretend foat the Daity building and We welcome your letters to the editor Please the source and then disposing of their waste to boot you said, “Far be it from us to tell the its relevance to "die community is impor­ include your name address and phone number Catholic church howto run its business,” tant to j^u TfeUeveiycaie that you care for verification We ask that your fetters be 400 but then, do just that about Plymouth, character counts, hold words or less We may edit for clarity space and As I see it, in "Our ^Tews” you are the public he a m ^ on file matter, express content PLYMOUTH one who erred your sincere desire to preserve the essence Our pastor is authorized and supported of Plymouth - publicly^ dedare that you, © b s e n r e r by the archdiocese and by us parishioners yourself, embod^the essence of Plymouth Mali Letters to the editor Part of HomeTown Communications Network^'’' to do what he obviously does for the benefit Next, at the end of the planning process, of the parish and all its members, ureluding create a jumble of plans that, oops, overlap Plymouth Observer Brad Xadrich Todd Williams our school children ItishisresponsiTuhty with file Daisy building You can go back 794 South Mam Community Editor Director of Advertising And, if he is to be successful in his endeav­ to the ne^tiation table and say that the Plymouth Ml 48170 or to fiilfill dutifully this much demandu^ condo pi^ect is m jeopardy and there is Hugh Gallagher Peter Neill responsibihty, he needs and has a n ^ t to no way to save Daisy - it poses a finanaal Fax. Managing Editor General Manager have full cooperation from his aides, and hardship As a goodwill gesture, offer to (734)459 4224 th ^r apphcation of reasonable effort. move the Daisy building to the township Susan Rosiek Dick Aginian It is entirely m his disc^^on to determine park, n»ct to foe Cassady Bam E-maii Executive Editor President from whom he gets such cooperation, and ff foere is no pam m losmgihe Daitybudd- bkadrich@oe homecomm net

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'We are where four ofhis teeth used to be He jecting prayers and pleas to God period­ The details behmd the headline make dismal turned out to be a thoughtful lunch com­ ically reiuiing The state’s unempir^ment rate jumped panion “I can’t blame them if th ^ hate every one of from 6 2 percent in January to 6 6 percent in trying, but it just isn't there,' said one CEO Having spent nearly all of my working us,” she said, nodding tow a^ the Pesce fami- j February, the hipest level since February, 1994 hours for weeks m a courtroom in Detroit, I ly "I would too if I were them, but I don’t The total number of jobless people looking for work who seemed to summarize modt opinion. still hadn’t grown accustomed to a babble- think the whole truth IS coming out I just inMichigan was 336,000, up 18,000 from January free zone I hadn’t spoken a word to anyone pray someone involved in this case will tell Manufactunng accounts for about one out of Instead, huiinesses have decided to maintain since 8 30 a.m , and I welcomed the chance flietrufli” every five jobs m Michigan to gab I wondered how the two defendants — - y , - - Hardest lut were our m anu^- earnings b | cutting costs, which usually In our real lives, we never Wolfenbarger and Dennis Lincoln —- L V tum^jobs, down 14,000 to would have met But on that wound up in court with two dozen people I means rediping labor anddefdrring any first real spring day in front determining their guilt or innocence foe of the Frank Murphy Hall of crimes that could send them to prison for investment. Justice, we found out we life ? 737,000 from January and had been asking the same Wolfenbarger, despite his mother’s un^iak- ^ 30,000 less than a year US philosophical questions all able faith in him, has led a troubled life, and automakers are still losing mar­ J day has been in and out of the cruninal justice ket share to foreign competitors, even get out of the first one? Not necessarily "How could you get so ^ ^ e m since he was a teenager Phil while some auto parts Suppliers / ITie m os| recent report from ffie University of Carol messed up in stuff that you Lincoln comes from a middle-class fami­ er are laying off workers and others Michigan’s Respected survey of consumer atti­ Marshall could spend the rest of your ly with decent parents Lincoln was a fair are going out of business tudes showed stronger improvem^t than expect­ life m pnson’ ” he said, not student, in high school and college, and Tounsm, another major §dctor ed, nsmg fipm 77 6 in March to 83 2 in April necessarily to me “He’s just was working as a manager of a book store m our economy, was hurt,^ Economists point out that consumer spending is ababy” and from the outside seemed well on his well The sector lost 5,000jobs an important component of the economy and that The man told me, in a gravely voice way to getting on track after his release since January and is down improving consumer expectations generally pre­ which made him sound older than his 38 from prison a year ago At the very least, he 9,000 from a year ago As view increases m actual consumer spending years, his 21-year-old nephew was on tnal, seems at first glance hardly the kind of per­ tounsm expenditures are largely discretionary, And the U-M’s Research Seminar in accused of shooting three people last June son you’d suspect of committing one of the the national economic slowdown has hurt (Quantitative Economics April forecast for the m a crack house in Bnghtmoor, a north­ most heinous murder in Wayne County’s Michigan s tounst business Michigan economic outlook predicted that, “the west Detroit neighborhood Police said he history Air travel is off 17 percent compju-ed to last year, local economy snaps back dunng the second half tried to cover his tracks by setting fire to On the surface, any one of the people in according to die Air IVansport Association, a casu­ of2003, rebounding to job growth of 15 percent, the house the courtroom look like they could be my alty of the recession and fears of terrorism result­ a little above the pace of job creation over the past My companion knew a little about trou­ neighbors, or even my relatives, I told the ing from the war in Iraq Northwest Airlines, 25 years Job growth then accelerates into ble himself He’d been in jail on a few occa­ man sitting with me outside the court­ Michigan’s dominant air earner, started laying off 2004, expanding at a rate of 2 percent in the sions Some auto theft A breaking and house Were it not for the tragedy that thousands of employees last year and is accelerat­ opening quarter before edging down to average a entering He even got caught stealing some brought us there, I suspect we would all ing the trend this year Moo^^s Investor Service pace of 1 8 percent dunng the year” Kowalsfa sausages But he had never hurt find far more similarities among us than last week downgraded the company’s bond rating These predictions suggest our current unem­ anyone, and neither did his nephew, he differences i to B2, five levels below investment grade And, like ployment rate of 6 6 percent will fell to 6 4 per­ said I thought for a moment about the devastat­ other airlines. Northwest is asking its unions for cent by the end of the year and to 6 percent by the “I don’t luiow what happened down there, ing gnef of the Pesce family, but also the deep wage and contract concessions and threatening to end of2004 The U-M economists predict infla­ but I do kp,ow my nephew is no killer You can disappointment and sadness felt by the go to bankruptty^ court if it can’t get them tion will remain low, an avera^ of 21 percent in tell a cold-blooded killer when you see him,” defendants’ families The Business Roundtable, made up of diief 2003 and 1 8 percent in 2004 Person^ income is said the man “Yeah sweetheart, sometimes I guess you executive officers of the biggest U S -based com­ forecast to increase 31 percent m 2003 and jump Well, maybe Or maybe not Ajury will have can’t tell by lookmg,” he said, and he offered panies last week released a survey showing its to 5 2 percent in 2004 Real disposable income, to determine that me a bite of gyro that he boughrftom the out­ members won’t be hiring new workers or invest­ or purchasing power, which increased 2 4 percent I had heard the same thing from a mother door lunch vendor ing in new factories, machinery and technology in 2002, will dip to 19 percent in 2003, 2004, of an accused murderer just a day earher I declined, even though his lunch this year Forty-five percent of the 120 CEXDs sur­ however, should show a big jump of 3 8 percent, Betty Smith, the mother of John looked better than my Polish sausage veyed said they didn’t expect to hire new workers according to the Research Seminar economists Wolfenbarger, who is standing tnal for the sandwich. But with the sun on my face in 2003, compared with only 9 percent who So the bottom line seems to be If you can get Chnstmastime murder of five members of the and a warm breeze m my hair, and my expected to increase hiring through the end of this year, things will get better Pesce family in Livonia, told me she is just as biggest disappointment th at choice of a Most business people with whom I talk have m 2004 I sure hope so certain her son is not guilty as the prosecutor sandwich, I could hardly complain about simply given up maintaining their profit margins is sure he is my lunch by trying to increase sales “We are trying, but it Phil Power is the chairman of the board of the company that “My boy is no murderer,” she said “He’s so just isn’t there,” said one CEO who seemed to owns this newspaper He would be pleased to get your reac smart He could do anything he wanted I just (^rol Marshall is a staff writer for the Livonia Observer summarize most opinion Instead, businesses tions to this column either at (734)953 2047 or at know he’s not a killer” She can be reached at (734) 953 2109 or e mailed at have deaded to mamtain earnings by cutting ppower@homecomm net She feels heavy-hearted for the survivors of cmarsha!l@oe homecomm net costs, which usually means reducing labor and deferring any investments So are we facing another recession before we If You Pont Buy It TODAY... 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Bugs Beddow band makes you want to dance ■ Jazz aving a party’ The Bugs Beddow band has the perfect CD to get Get your tunes in order Heveryone up and dancmg At least Reserve a spot for your jazz that’s how I felt when I first heard group today in the Clawson Smokm’Live High School Ja zz Festival 10 Recorded at Memphis Smoke m a m to 4 30 p m Saturday Royal Oak in August 2002, the band May 17 in front of the school mixes it up with dnvmg rhythm & Each band will have 30 min blues^ jazz, funk and soul It’s no won­ utestoplay Send a fax with der they won Best R&B Band at the your band s name and con 2002 and 2003 Detroit Music Awards^ tact person to CHS Jazz Could Elvis be Jewish'’ Three Canadian filmmakers, and an Orthodox rabbi who impersonates Elvis, set out to trace the King's roots in the Bugs Beddow (trombone), D u ^ Festival Attn Kevin Phillips humorous documentary 'Schmelvis Searching for the King's Jewish Roots' Kmg (guitar), James Morse (saxo­ (248) 655 4205 or email phones), Jim Pryor (drums) and Glenn kphillips2@clawson kl2 mi us Olds (bass) consistently produce a full nch sound that’s become a hit with club ■ Brass band crowds around town Beddow surveyed Motor City Brass Band is m fans of the band for their favorite songs Little Rock Ark for the A film for every taste and chose 12 for the new CD North American Brass Band From the sultry Latin rhythms of International Competition Santana’s Sm oa^ to the funlg^ beat of Thirty five brass bands are Lownder, every cut mdses you want to competing for honors and dance But hear for yourself Bugs and awards in four categories Ponder, laugh, FILM FESTIVAL the gang heat up Bo’s Brewery in Motor City Brass Band per What; Fifth Annual Jewish Pontiac on Fhday, April 18, and the forms 30 concerts a year celebrate - take Blue Martini in Birmingham on including a four concert Community Center Lenore Saturdaj^ April 19 series at the Southfield Marwil Jewish Film Festival fea- “The idea was if someone’s having a Center for the Arts For more your pick at the turing 32 films get-together they can put it on and play information call (248) 559 It all the way throu^ For that hour or 2095 or visit www mcbborg Jewish Film When: April 27-May 8, for screen­ so. It’s tune to get up and go,” said ing schedule or brochure, call Beddow of Orchard Lake “But we also ■ Cheap tickets (248)432-5577 or visit wanted to introduce the current lineup Palace Sports and Festival with Glenn Olds on bass He’s such a Entertainment and Clear wwwjccdetorg dynamic bassist and singer” Channel will be working with BY NICOLE STAFFORD Where: 30 films shown at United Beddow’s seen a few personnel bands and artists this sum STAFF WRITER Artists Theatres 14 Mile Road at changes since playing his first paying mer to make a limited num gig m 1968 at the age of 15 Beddow ber of $10 lawn tickets avail The Lenore Marwil Jewish Film Haggerty, Commerce Township, began playing trombone in able for concerts at DTE Festival is like a museum devoted to 11 films screened at Michigan The documentary 'Israel in a Time of Birmingfram Public Schools m 1963 -Energy Music Theatre in a single artist or particular subject Theatre 603 E Liberty Ann Terror' looks at terrorism in Israel The film Over the years, he’s played a variety of Clarkston and Meadow Brook It has a distinct focus, thus excels seeks to show what it means to live under music from rock to jazz and Dixieland, Music Festival on the campus at exploring its hub from many Arbor six films shown at and how residents cope with the threat of and recorded with musicians like Mitch of Oakland University m points of view Uptown Birmingham 8 211S Old terrorism Ryder Rochester Hills These spe Such collections, whether of Beddow’s first CD featured Earl cially priced tickets will be paintings or films, usually mean region Today, their descendants Klugh in 1983 Since then he’s released on sale through The Palace patrons have an opportunity to par­ number 6,000 and live according to SIX other including Smokin’ box office only with a limit take in rarely seen, perhaps over­ Sephardic tradition m a town run by Live which was produced, mixed and of two per customer per looked, worlb, as well both a rahbi and a mayor mastered by Duffy Kmg at DKP studios show Stay tuned to ArtsS The Jewish Community Center’s Salaam Shalom, is another in Pleasant Ridge Entertainment for informa annual film festival, from Sunday, intriguing film of place The docu­ Although the latest CD consist^ of tjon about the upcoming April 27 to Thursday, May 8 with mentary visits several cities in India covers, expect the next one to put them summer season screenmgs at four local theaters, is where a minority of Jews live with no exception roots datmg bade two millennia PLEASE SEE 8U6S,B2 ■ Oboe and striigs "These are films that you can’t see The Shy Is Falling, with Isabella Emmy award winning com anywhere else,” said David Rossellini and Jeroen Krabbe play­ poser Joseph LoDuca will Magidson, festival director and pro­ ing a 194fOs couple m a mixed mar­ BUGS BEDDOW BAND match his talents with those fessor of theater at Wayne State Isabella Rossellini and Jeroen Krabbe riage living m Italy, transports view­ of Detroit Chamber Winds & University “Of all the movies that star in 'The Sky Is Falling,' a story ers to a different time and place ■ 10 p m to 130 a m Friday, April Strings oboe virtuoso we’ve shown over the years, maybe about a couple in a mixed marriage with extraordinary artistic crafts­ 18, Fnday-Saturday, May 30-31, Bo's Donald Baker in the world five of them are in videp stores ” who live in Tuscany m 1944 manship The S l^ Is Falhngis a. premiere of a work of oboe “beautifoUy filmed” fictiond drama, Brewery, 51N Sagmaw, Pontiac, Woodward Ave, Birmingham, strings and percussion 3 PECULIAR PLACES & HIGH ART said Magidson, adding “they’re are (248)338-9088 pm Sunday April27 at two films at The Palace Theatre, three or four movies in this year’s ■ 8pm to midnight Saturday, Christ Church Grosse Pomte Perhaps the best illustration of 300 Oullette, Windsor festival that are as good as ‘The a n d ? p m Sunday M ay4 at the festival’s bent toward the unusu­ Pianist April 19, and Friday May 16, Blue Tickets: General admission, $8, Birmingham Unitarian al IS this year’s lineup of films of Another well crafted and good- Martini, 201 Hamyton Row, Church LoDuca who gained seniors, $7, festival pass $95 looking film is Gloomy Sunday, a place Birmingham, (248) 258-3005 fame scoring the Xena Among them is The Last Jewish ($85 for seniors) cal! (248) 788- romance intertwined with a song Warrior Princess TV series Town, a documentary look into said to cause people to commit sui­ ■ 10 p m to 2 a.m Saturday, May 17, 2900 and a number of movies northern Azerbaijan In the 18th cide in 1930s eastern Europe Cavern Club, 201S first Ann Arbor, with Detroit born movie century, a portion of land was given (734) 332-9900 director Sam Raimi will to Jews to hve as they pleased in the PLEASE SEE FIIH FESTtVAL, B6 present a preview on the differences between film scoring and classical com position titled Hollywood to Haydn at 615 pm before the May 4 concert Tickets $25 seniors and students $19 call (248) 559 2095 Detroiters pack State Theatre to hail local musicians ■ Two-band night The Windsor Detroit BY LANA MINI rock, hip hop, classical, gospel, electronic, branch of the Pipers and STAFF WRITER and country Pipe Band Society of Ontario “The Detroit music scene has really will host its annual Two The crowd wasn’t there for Kid Rock changed for the better in the last few years,” Band Night Saturday April Or Eminem Lann said “People are working together, 26 at the Father 0 Kelley Or the White Stnpes supporting each other it wasn’t alwa^ Knights of Columbus Hall It was a good thing, too, because none of like th at” 23663 Park St in Dearborn the heavy-hitters attended the Detroit Fellow singer Barbara Payton, who’s been Scottish foods and an open Music Awards on Friday at the State in the music scene for 27 years, wasn’t bar will be available Doors Theatre And of the three, only Eminem nominated this year, but she attended any­ open at 6 30 pm Advance won an award - for hi& song “Lose way to support her peers tickets are $12 adults $6 Yourself” They were all beat for national “There’s been some amazing things that children and$30forfami album by the still emerging Funk Brothers have happened musically m Detroit m the lies with two or more kids The biggest winner of the night was past year and everyone came together for it Admission at the door for singer, songwnter, guitarist Liz Larm who tonight there’s a really good vibe here adults IS $15 children $8 earijed six awafds Lann praised fellow tonight,” Payton said ^ and family $40 For more Detroit musicians in her speech m a tone Some of ^ose afnazmg things include, of TOMHIBBELN information call Bill Kincaid that was similar to many artists lhat night Liz Lann (right) and Tamara Bedncky perform at theOetroit MUsic Awards Lann stole the (734) 973 1828 The theme was about coming together — PLEASE SEE D M A ,B 7 show and earned six awards

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High School “We have five ballads we pull out on request, but most of our music is get on your Adult, offers 'Anxiety Always' feet, feel good and start moving” FROM PAGE B1 I t ’s funk and jazz, energized,” Olds added on the charts with onginals Beddow says are t came as little surpnse to Street become a trademark for The Smokin Live CD is $20 (inciudes shipping) and avail find that Nicola Kuperus and AdultMiller said “cooking’ Scene In the meantime Beddow continues to play able on line at www bugsBeddow com or by calling the hot IAdam Lee Miller - the cre­ It happened accidentally the clubs at night and guest teach m West line at (248) 546 BUGS ative musical duo known as They were looking for a photo­ Bloomfield Schools during the day Adult - met at an art opening graph of a mouth to feature on “We play trombone-dnven party blues, hot Know of an interesting story? Call Observer & Eccentric m 1996 the cover of Oral-Olio in 1998 danceable rock and rhythm & blues music, said arts reporter Linda Ann Chomin at (734) 953 2145 or send “When I met Adam I had After fishing through her work, Beddow, a 1970 graduate of Birmingham Groves e mail to lchomin@oe homecomm net never heard electronic music, they found one and used it other than some really bad Happy wth the response, they techno” admitted Kuperus “At tned It again on a picture disc the time I was listening to a lot When it came to deciding the and It became a must-have of straight-edge hard core Item The tone was set on just music I had never even heard order of songs on how Adult would look and of Kraftwerk before I had a sound really bad opinion of what Resuscitation, Adult, gave 10 So when New York’s Interpol electronic music was ” contacted Kuperus to do a That’s not a likely start for a copies to 10 friends on the photograph for their album, couple who’ve led their own she had to turn them down Detroit-centnc electro-revolu- inside and outside of the “It’s become us now,” said tion from the comfortable con­ Miller fines of their Ersatz Audio music industry to gather dif­ The two joke about when label she 11 have time to prepare for “She came into it realty ferent perspectives. a solo photography show she’s fresh,” said Miller “I know planning at Detroit maybe too much Nicola had Contemporary art gallery piano trainmg I was more the “Hopefully this summer I’ll get electronic music in the cock­ some new photos done,” she pit” interested - from instrumen­ said Their musical relationship - tals to songs heavy on vocals In the meantime Adult is like their personal one - is and bass Songs like Shake preparing for “extreme tired­ sort that ^lows Kuperus and Your Head and Kick m the ness” which will inevitably Miller to finish each other’s Shin sound impulsive, addic­ accompany the upcoming sentences, and likely musical tive North American tour - their thoughts ‘We were over-ready to write biggest at 20 shows in 26 In addition to their own an album,” said Kuperus days records, the band has complet­ Part of the anxiety associated If their first show since ed 23 remixes, including songs with this record came from the Anxiety’s completion - March Duffy King (from left), Bugs Beddow, Jim Pryor, James Morse and Glenn Olds recently released their Smokin' Live' CD by Ectomorph, The Faint, threat of a sophomore slump 21 in Miami during the The band plays this weekend m Pontiac and Birmingham Bobby Conn, ^scherspooner Adult was well aware that fans Winter Music Conference and Felix Da Housecat Adult would have high expectations - was any indication the new doesn’t expect to continue this time around material will be well- releasmg so many remixes, the The duo escaped that pres­ received duo will instead set the focus sure last time ^^en “It was just a really fun, Celebrate on their own matenal Resuscitation was released it hot, party place,” said Miller With Your Adult’s new fiill-length was more of a sleeper hit, pidk- He relayed a story about fans EASTER BUDDY’S••• record, Anxiety Always, could mg up momentum as time literally jumping onstage and easily be considered a first passed on Now established, pulling off their pants FREE PICTURE proper album It follows the Adult has a lot to live up to Miller said these days their success of Resuscitation, which When It came to deciding shows are more energetic and W ith The is more of a “collection of the order of songs on include more vocals That songs” Resuscitation, Adult gave 10 doesn’t mean people have Easter Bunny “Mentally, we were working copies to 10 ftiends on the stopped asking him whedier Fri. & Sat. • 5*8:30 p.m . on It for a long time,” said inside and Putside of the music he s just checking his e-mail up Cali us about Kuperus But the music was mdustry to gather different there • Party Reservations completed during four steady perspectives Look for M iety Always in record • Carry out Party Trays months of isolation Adult “We drove our friends craty,” • All you can eat released the record April 8 on said Miller ‘With this album, stores now And welcome Adult home Party Packages their Ersatz impnnt we played (the songs) for no when the band performs with lable vin/vw.buddyspizza com “We think it’s really hard, one That added to the anxiety mates and openers Magas Goudron 9 for special dealal dirty and different,” said Miller always too ” p m Saturday May 17 at the Magic 6FE Voted #1 Mzza Each song has its own iden­ Another important aspect of Stick Detroit cal! 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Stage Nature Daily vehicle parks entry fee receive onejewelry box per person with a years $8 95, nb charge for children age 3 and 33175 Ann Arbor IVail, Center, TVoy Parks & IS $4, annual permit, good for chance to wm a diamond bracelet from younger Ham, pnme nb, roasted turkey, between Farmington and Recreation, 6685 Coolidge, all Metroparks, is $20, $12 for Tappers Jewelry smoked salmon, pasta, salads and assorted Memman roads, Westland between Square Lake Road senior citizens at least 62 years Deadwood Bar & Gnil -18730 Northville desserts are on the menu Open 9 a m to 4 p m and South Boulevard, IVoy of age No additional charge Road in Northville (248) 34-RIFLE Hours Hdienic Cultural Center ~ 36375 Joy, Ihesday through Saturday Open8 3 0 am to4 30pm for interpretive center 11 ami to 11 p m Full menu and brunch Westland, (734) 525-3550 Buffet served 11 Free admission. (734) 261- Riesday through Saturday, Highlights Display of Native menu including ham, a traditional turkey am to 2 p m includes breakfast items, pas- 1990 noon to 5 p m Sunday Free Amencan artifacts, live snakes dinner, hearty pastas, Black Angus steaks, tnes, beef and ham carving station, roast Highlights Exhibits of admission (248) 524-3567 and amphibians Nature study fish, blueberry pancakes, eggs benedict, porK fettuccme Alfredo, pierogi, salad bar Rouge River history, live rep­ Highlights Exhibit of birds area, trails adjacent huevos rancheros and omelets For dessert, ^ d more, $22 95 adults, $17,95 seniors, tiles and amphibians, Henry and duck decoys, wildhfe view­ ■ Interpretive Center at the bar’s famous chocolate chip cookies $8 95 for children 12 years and under Ford and his cottage indus­ ing room, library The center is Indian Spnngs Metropark, off Embassy Suites -19525 Victor Parkway, tries, and Native Americans gateway to 100 acres of pre­ White Lake Road between cultures Easy access to Hines served land and nature trails Cuthbert and Teggerdone, Park is nearby ■ Lewis Wint Nature Center White Lake Township ■ Marshlands Museum and at Independence Oaks County Open 1-5 p m weekdays, 10 Nature Center at Lake Erie Park, 9501 Sashabaw Road, a.m to 5 p m Saturday and Metropark, 32481W Jefferson between Clarkston Road and Sunday (248) 625-7280 or between Woodruff and Huron Seymour Lake Road, (800) 477-3192 River Dnve, Brownstown Independence Township Daily vehicle parks entry fee Ibwnship Open 10 a.m to 5 p m IS $4, annual permit, good for Open 1-5 p m Monday TXiesday through Sunday (248) all Metroparks, is $20, $12 for University Musical Society through Fnday, 10 a m to 5 625-6473 Daily parks vehicle senior atizens at least 62 years 8th Annual Ford Honors Program pm Saturday and Sunday entry fee is $5 for county resi­ of age No additional charge (734) 397-5020 or (800) 477- dents, $8 for nonresidents, for mterpretive center 3189 annual permit is $25 for coun­ Highlights Mounted ani­ Honoring Daily vehicle parks entry fee ty residents, $46 for nonresi­ mals native to Michigan, plus IS $4, annual permit, good for dents No additional charge for live reptiles and amphibians Christopher ail Metroparks, is $20, $12 for nature center Nature trails nearby senior citizens at least 62 years Highlights Interactive of age No additional charge exhibit on the essential ele­ - compiled by Doug Funke Parkening Saturday, May 3, 6 P.M. Rackham Auditorium & Look for 'Filter,' the new Entertainment guide Power Center • Ann Arbor inside your Observer & Eccentric beginning June 5 Christopher Parkening performs an abbreviated recital of guitar masterworks from the 20ch century', followed by a UMS tribute to his career, with video footage, interviews, and special guests Baritone l>OPOEOBOS»2ei ‘XJhristophcr Jubilant Sykes, who has performed recital programs with Christopher Parkening focused on Parkening is a South American composers, will also be featured great a r tis t- »ETROtT S 1 W OmiDAV STATION D e t r o i t one of the most rcc g-uitari.st.s JOIN WAYNE COUNTY brilliant The Ford Honors Proffvm is made pssible by Ford Motor Company PARKS FOR in the world P 734.764.2538 Andres Seeovia www.ums.org

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Canton Project Arts presents Methodist Church 36500 Ann went down and IMAX movie on pianist Rich Ridenour 1130 a m Arbor Trait east of Newburgh the ghostly ship at the bottom Sunday May 4 Summit on the Livonia Ability to read music of the ocean Digital Dome park Canton $15 includes not a requirement if you can Planetarium Show weekends 9 brunch (734)394 5460 carry a tune and enjoy per a m to 3 p m Monday-Friddy, forming in public call (734)981 10 30 am to 6 pm Saturday,- COMEDY 6342 noon to 6 p m Sunday at 5020 DSO Youth Orchestras JohnR Detroit (31$) 577 8400, Ann Arbor Comedy Showcase Detroit Symphony orchestra is WWW detroitsciencecenter Spike Tobin Thursday Saturday now taking applications for its Detroit Zoo April 171.9 Maria Bamford youth ensembles Audition will Kids will love The Arctic Ring of Thursday Saturday April 24 26 take place through May audi Life which features a 70-fopt 314 E Liberty Ann Arbor $5 $10 tion application deadline is May see through acrylic tunn# (734) 996 9080 Improv Comedy 1 Civic and Smfornia applicants where polar bears swim arcHind Jarnm NightI Open mic and should call (313) 576 5164 For visitoi^ $8 adults $6 seniors Improv Comedy troupe Beer Civic Jazz call (313) 576 5599 VINCE PERRI and children For more mforma-^ Money 8pm Wednesday April Applications for ail ensembles tion call (248) 398 0900 or visit 23 and 30 $5 posted online at wwwdetroit Henry Ford Community Collegei}resenfsthe Virtual Reality 3D the Web site at wwwdetroit-' Joey's Comedy Club symphony com Stereoscopic production of William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' zoo org Now open 10 am to 5 8pm Tuesday is open mic with through Saturday, April 26, in ^ ra y Auditorium on campus, 5101 p m daily The zoo is at 84$Q % Beer Money Improv show com BENEFITS Evergreen, Dearborn Curtain 8pm Wednesday-Saturday Tickets 10 Mile at 1 696 and Woodward. edy classes begin Monday April $15, seating limited, call (313) 845-6478 Pictured are Greg Royal Dak. The Detroit Zoo & 28 above Kickers Alt American Luncheon on the Aisle Kjolhede (background) as Prospero, and Ariel, the college's first always looking for volunteers Grill 36071 Plymouth Road Learn behind the scenes interactive digital actress The futuristic production combines live To volunteer or for moreWo^ Livonia (734)261 0555 secrets about professional the theater with electronic technologies t)f film, video and computer mation call Sue Kingsepp at WWW joeyscomedyclub com ater and watch a portion of a generated virtual environment The audience will wear polarized (248)5415717 Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle rehearsal for the play glasses similar to sunglasses to view the stereoscopic 3D effects Henry Ford Museum Open mic 8 p m Wednesdays Meshuggah Nuns 1130 a m Hours are 9 a m to 5 p m ($2) Improv troupes pm Friday April 25 Meadow Brook Comparis 811pm party with disc jockey 911 p m Monday Saturday and noon to Tuesdays ($5) 269 E Fourth Theatre Oakland University Wednesdays 350 S Mam 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23, at Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester doing greeting cards when we decided to nated a role in Nunsense II fbr Goggm in Hills promote them in card shops with an 1992 “There’s lots of singmg and dancing, over actress dressed as a nun I started writing a little different with each audience ” 20 songs, lots of zany humor,” said G o g ^ , matenal for her and before I knew it we said Robinson, a singer soon to release a who’s m tovra directing the production were doing a cabaret show at the Duplex in CD of blues rock “It doesn’t have the When It opens on Saturday, April 26, New York City Four weekends turned mto fourth wall so you never get tired of it It’s Goggin will head to LA. to work with 38 weeks After we closed I went back to infectious It’s like that old hook they used Darlene Love, Kay Ballard, Mimi Hams, work on it to build characters We opened m promotions - Nunsense is habit form­ Lee Memweather, and Georgia Engel on Off Broadway in 1985 v ing’ an anniversary tour of Nunsense coming to “I’ve wntten them to be timeless The/re "It’s a great show for a character woman the Fox Theatre m March played in real time, a little like reality TV” Like me you can start as a young nun and “A musical director suggested the idea The spontaneity of the show is what end up Mother Superior It’s great for five years ago of putting them on a cruise keeps Kathy Robinson coming back In fact someone like myself to play Mother ship Last year when we were in Flonda the actress keeps her nun’s habit in the Supenor because you can be over 40 and doing Nunsense Amen, the all male version closet pressed and ready to go just in case overweight There’s not mapy roles like JOHN STORMZAND1 STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER with Greg Luganis (Olympic divmg cham­ Goggin calls The two originally met in that” Dan Goooin leads Bambi Jones (ieft)itnd Kathy Robinson Li a chorus from pion) someone said you need to have a 1990 after Goggin saw her in a Nunsense the opening number of 'Meshuggah-Nunsi' Jewish character But you don’t have to be production in Boston Robinson first Ichominfoe homecomm net 1 (734) 953 2145 Pianist Flavio Varani set to perform OPENS APRIL 18 M acGiUivray Fretsm an^s BY NICOLE STAfFORD Thm e by Handel, Op 24 and VARANI RECITAL STAFF WRITER selections from Ravel’s Le Tbmbeau de Coupenn What: Flavio Varam gives his annual recital- Brazilian-bom pianist Flavio For th (^ unfiimfliar with the When: 8pm Saturday, April 19 Varani’s attempts to sway his compositions, Varam translated audience begin well before his histr^artoiy ‘AiMuyer,abig Where: Varner Recital Hall on the campus of Oakland fingers touch the keys statement, variations on a theme, University in Rochester Hills TOR A recital must not only stir an followed by some dancers ” Tickets: General. $10, VIP, $50, and students, $10, call (248) audience with performance, but The program also works to also take them on an emotional demonstrates how composers 370-3013 to make reservations SPEED jo u m ^ through music, said and music evolve and i^uence \^ an i, lon^ime artist-in-resi- one another, particulariy witih dence at Oakland University Chopin and Liszt “A program is an emotional “They were wonderful col­ trajectory,” he said leagues and had parallel lives,” Luclty for us, the nationally said Varam Yet, the composers Too Xo known pianist - 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MAIN ART THEATRE 118 North Mam DETROIT FILM THEATRE Detroit April 17 Catch Me If You Can based on at 11 Mile in downtown Royal Oak institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Ave thetruestoryof Frank Abagnale Jr a (248) 542 0180 Adult evening admis Detroit (313) 833 3237 successful con artist who managed to sion IS $8 50 Matinees before 6 p m wwwdiaorg/dft Adult admission pass himself off as several identities and admission for seniors and chil $650 senior citizens full time stu and the FBI agent hot on his trail dren is always $6 dents with valid identification and DIA with Leonardo DiCapno and Tom Call theater for schedule members $5 50 Discount tickets Hanks The Detroit Science Center opens MacGiiiivray Freeman's latest high-speed adventure film, 'Top Speed/ in the available in book for five for $25 Call theater for schedule and addi­ MAPLE ART THEATRE 4135 W Maple IMAX Dome Theatre Friday, April 18,5020 John R, Detroit A special showing for patrons will be held 6 30 p m Films screened Friday Monday All tional shows in Bloomfield Township (248) 542 and 8 p m Thursday, April 17, with downhill mountain bike racer Marla Streb taking questions from the audi­ Monday shows are in the evening 0180 Adult evening admission is ence and signing posters. 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FROM PAGE D1 course, Eminem’s 8 Mile movie and the wild success of the Detroit Electronic Music Festival The night ^so was about cel­ ebrating independent music — and trashing the big guys m the music industry Tom Ness, founder of Jam Rag magazine who also heads the Michigan chapter of the Green Party, earned a riotous standing ova­ tion when he received a life­ time achievement award Ness blamed big media outlets for not providmg a venue for local music “Every week I receive dozens of CDs by local bands,” Ness said “And I listen to every one Sometimes they aren’t good, but many times they are Every local musician deserves to have their CD listened all the way through at least once ” He’s been listening for decades, writing about it m Jam Hag-and the audience rec­ ognized him for It Even the fans were beautiful at the show Brent and Shannon McKay share a The absence of Detroit’s peaceful moment to themselves at the energetic event biggest stars didn’t seem to matter to the crowd filled with people who wanted to see and be seen - elegant socialites, hipster funk fans, trendy hip- hop teens, hardcore punk rock­ ers, aging big-hair rockers, Bebe fashionites and musicians and their fans from every other genre Rock band Hemigod and funk band Black Bottom Collective — the latter who won for best fiink/hip-hop recording — captured atten­ tion during their performanc­ es Longtime instrumentalist Calvin Vinnie Dombroivski of Cooke on stage at the Detroit Music Sponge won best songwriter to Awards the boisterous approval of the entire audience drum band Upnzm’, the award show is an outlet to meet, min­ WHAT DOES IT MEAN? gle and cheer on his fellow artists — and listen to live local But what do the awards music m e a n '! ’ To Karen Saveliy, of WCSX- Different things to different FM, who won an achievement people in the industry For award, the awards are about a ‘Techno Hippie/ who was up for out* Howard Hertz, president of the woman who simply wanted to standing electronic/dance artist DMA, the awards were created be on the radio playing good waits patiently as the nominees are to let the best of the bunch music listed Techno Hippie didn't place this PHOTOS BY TOM HIBBELN shine year, but still attracted attention with Attracting a lot of attention at the Detroit Music Awards was hard rock band Hemigod For Ian Ferguson, of the steel imini@oe homecomm net | (248) 901 2572 the punk mohawk and hippie ponytail

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Collection, Sterling Vineyards Amencan appetizers and Pan Asian restaurants, and, a variety of good Executive chef, Jeff Baker, “bnngs and Beaulieu Vineyards wines dishes, like spnng rolls and a spicy restaurants can exist Hie owners are exceptional expenence with the order­ am to midnight Friday noon to mid­ from Napa Valley, limited produc­ stir-fry wrapped in romame hearts, real trendsetters ” ing for the daily food and supplies,” night Saturday, noon to 8 p m Sunday tion chardonnays and pmot noirs add an appealing twist to the menu Pizzas are baked in a bnck oven in Stem said And, Aaron Hue, sous Menu; A variety of "smaK" entrees from Oregon and the highly-tout­ What dishes do customers rave frill view of guests Almost every table chef, a graduate of the Schoolcraft ed Spanish wines of Jorge about? orders at least one of the bnck oven College cuhnary program, bnngs “a including Garliq Shrimp, Barbecue Ordonez “One favonte is the Chicken pizzas, said Stern The Quattro lot of creativity to the menu ” Ribs, Portabella Mushrooms and Benefactors of the event are the Skewers with Asian nee noodles,” Fftimage, sans tomato sauce, features Any future plans for the restaurant*? Petite Tenderloin $6-$10 Gourmet Food Bank of Oakland County, Stem said Patrons love the presenta­ a four-cheese blend, roasted garhc Yes, Stem said Gleaners Community Food Bank, tion The skewers of chicJsen are and olive oil Other pizza choices In mid-summer, the establishment sandwiches, $7-$9 brick oven piz­ Food Gatherers, Detroit arranged on a small white plate in a include BBQ Chicken, Pepperoni, plans to open a lower level, expand zas $8-$10 salads $5-$8 Kid's Entrepreneurship Institute and teepee style formation and held Garlic Shnmp and Veggie the seating capacity and offer live jazz menu available Hunger Action Coalition together at the top by slivers of The Maunce is the eatery's tnbute sessions cucumbers to the former J L Hudson Also, said Stern, we continue to Credit cards: All major credit Eleanor Heald is a nationally published Other favontes include the Veggie Department store's lettuce salad explore our options to open a Small cards are accepted writer and Troy resident who writes Spnng Roll accompanied by a tno of topped with chicken, turkey and Swiss Plates in the suburbs Reservations: Recommended for about restaurants food wine and spirits dipping sauces, and, for beef lovers cheese A veggie Maunce is also avail­ for the Observer S Eccentric like Bill Chapin, the Petite Tenderloin able Mary Quinley is a Livoma resident and writes parties of six or more Newspapers To leave her a voice mail topped with Gorgonzola and enspy Eveiythmg, except the bread, is about food and travel for the message dial (734) 953 2047 on a onions made in-house in -^e restaurant, Observer S Eccentric Newspapers touch tone phone mailbox 1864# DRIVE NOW. 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The Modernism Exposition will take you on a walk down memory lane or help you create a home filled with 20th-century flair, form, function or just plain fun Merchants will lure you to their booths with pieces designed PHOTOS BY STEVE CANTRELL | STAFf PHOTOGRAPHS by such greats as Frank Uoyd Wnght, The addition put on the residence of John and Gaii Aiken by the McGovern Building Group serves as the dining room, large enough for Gaii s gourmet Louis Comfort Tiffany, Herman timeless toiles floral and dinners Among the furnishings are a cabinet designed and built by John Aiken Miller, Heywood Wakefield, the fruit prints and coordinating Stickleys, Salvador Dali and other geometries and fabric bag designers’ works of the Art Deco, Art collection that provide Nouveau, Prainer, Arts and Crafts, perfect carryalls for summer Surrealistic and Neo-0assical schools weekends of design Pierre Deux has added On April 25-27, the Southfield Renaissance this spring a tap Municipal Complex will create a life estry fabric that features of Its own with Lava lamps, Peter Max flowers and fruits symbofiz art, decorator items, furniture, jewelry ing the rebirth of nature after modern and vintage clothing — all certain to winter alternated with stripes evoke memories from a different place decorated with a pattern John and Gail inspired by those of the A(jdition Aiken of Bloomfield PLEASE SEE EXPO, C4 Renaissance period Hills have special tal­ For more information visit ents John IS a gifted WWW pierredeux com or call maintains woodworker, whose (888)743 7732 fiirmshin^ are beau­ house tiful and functional a Raise the flags Gail IS a gourmet Many Americans have genius, who loves to flown U S flags in recent style as it entertain with her weeks to show support of our dinners for 14 or more troops in Iraq but it is critical guests for homeowners to remem expands But the 1,600- ber some other flags for square-foot ranch their own personal safety space house, where the The states utilities and the Aikens have lived Michigan Damage Prevention since 1978, was some­ Board promote the Raise the what inhibiting these Flag campaign in the month interests The living room is contemporary m tone of April to remmd residents After he retired as to call MISS DIG at (800)482- an automotive designer from tbt?' Fotd'JkK^r “Many of the basement 7171 before tackling that Co five years ago, John wanted to keep b u ^ remodeling projects and deck fencing sprinkler sys with his passion for woodworking He built additions we have done tern or landscaping project pieces m a storage room that was about 7 by included game rooms, in the yard l6 feet in size, with space for a pegboard and home theaters and even Every year there are near little else home exercise rooms This cabinet features the Arts and Crafts^ lylOOOO dig m damages to “I had always thought I might return to When people invest a style that will be displayed at the Michigan underground utility lines in v^odworking,” John said “That w ^ one of my large amount m a remod­ Modernism Exposition April 26 and 27 at the the state Homeowners who fi|rst jobs as a teenager, working at a cabinet- eling project, they want to Southfield Municipal Complex at Evergreen didn t follow established safe inaker’s woodwork shop ” make sure the addition and Civic Center Drive digging practices are respon I The dining room area was, too small for the fits their lifestyle ” sible for causing about one type of dmners^Gail liked to prepare third of these damages The “I said to my wife, We have two new needs STYLE MATCH MICHIGAN MODERNISM consequences can include You need a master diningroom and I need a service interruptions fire woodworking shop,’” John Aiken said The project involved EXPOSITION property damage personal The couple decided that instead of moving, giving a bnck facelift to injuries and even death they would have an addition put on the house Sie original anderblock What: 70 merchants will offer pieces The MISS DIG system is The McGovern Building Group was hired, of the house, which was by Frank Lloyd Wright Louis Comfort Michigan s one call source and built a 1,200-square-foot addition onto built m 1965 Still, the for locating underground the house last year Now the Aikens can do addition matches the Tiffany, Herman Miller Salvador Dali utility lines receiving more woodworking projects, and serve large num­ architectural style and other designers' works of the Art than 12 million requests “If the architect were bers of guests, in distinctive style Deco Art Nouveau Prairie Arts and -since the one call center “I love It It m ^es such a big difference,” here we beheve he would opened in 1970 The vast Gail said be very pleased,” said Crafts, Surrealistic and Neo-Classical majority of stakihg requests “Itjust has opened up the whole thing It John, who was trained schools of design Adiiitional design are filled withfn three busi was very cluttered and dark in there before ” and educated m industrial categories include inciustrial design, ness days without cost to “We have noticed a trend m the Detroit area design “It looks as though -^he caller The utilities will be w|iere homeowners are adding rooms in their the (addition) was includ­ tramp art rustic and prominent llarked with colored flags or Story by Mary Klemic h^mes to enable them to enjoy their hobbies ed all along movements of the 1950s and 1960s 3spray paint to indicate the arid interests,” said Tferry McGovern, president Where: The SouthfieldMunicipal l^fferent service lines below Staff Writer of the Bloomfield Hills firm PLEASE SEE MODERN, C2 t-lf homeowners happen to Complex, 26000 Evergreen Road, % g or excavate near these Southfield (From 1-696, exit south on |m es they should hand dig Evergreen, to Civic Center Drive (or 10 | o expose the lines before lining power equipment It 1/2 Mile) ^ n be difficult to accurately MARKETPUCE When 10am-6pm Saturday,April Estimate how deep the utility 26, and noon-5 p m , Sunday April 27 3ines might be buried 5 n h e best way to expose Submissions Classic hourglass Admission: $7 with any ads or listings iitility lines is to create a $8 regular admission One regular Do you have a special item |>arrowtrench perpendicular This design borrows from Flemish and Swedish Ideas and gives Provence its beau­ paid admission is good for both "to the staked direction of the you d like to showcase in tiful, curvaceous profile Crowned with a removable pediment carving, Provence is tuned line by removing dirt Marketplace on the front of At crafted in hardwood solids and veneers Provence has a solid wood hinged dial weekend days of the show Children 12 a few inches at a time rather Home? 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Cabbages can look fabulous he Garden Wnters Association commissioned Ta 2003 spnng garden trends research study Concerns about the economy and the war with Iraq haven t damp­ ened the enthusiasm of gardeners Fifty-five percent of gar­ deners plan to spend same this yeax on flowers and ornamental Marty plants (flowers, trees and shrubs), while MARTY FIGLEY 12 percent said they planned to These cabbages make an attractive vegetable bed spend more Twenty-one per­ PHOTOS BY STEVE CANTRELL | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER cent planned to spend less on percent I thought you may be dried manure and mulch to The lower level of the addition serves as John Aiken's woodworking shop Aiken, a talented woodworker, made a wood ornamentals interested in these statistics conserve soil moisture and to model of the house that the McGovern firm used to help with the addition design Fifty-seven percent planned discourage head splitting To to spend the same, 13 percent A NEW LEAF control insects, use Bt (Baallus more and 14 percent less, on thunngiensis) or use floating vegetables and fhiits Have you ever grown cab­ row covers MODERN Nona Wolfram Koivula, bage? Well, there’s a cabbage Water regularly, use enough GWA president and executive world out fiiere, and this veg­ so the moisture is steady, FROM PAGE a director of the National etable can be quite handsome always enough but never so Garden Bureau, said, “These in the garden much that the drainage is poor responses are encouraging and Savoy is easily recognized hy Harvest your crop when they “It’s important to me to have further support that gardening its crinkled leaves The round, look completely formed and the mtegnty of the onginal provides important relief from ball-shape green or red cab­ they are firm to the touch Cut architect” the pressures of daily events, bages with which we are most the head free, leaving the big Aiken commended Steve especially during penods of familiar have been a staple in outer leaves Zumberg of the company, lead significant economic and polit­ gardens for years There are many ways to pre­ design and project manager, ical uncertainty” Ornamentals with ruffled or pare cabbage for eating for his work Flowers will be the top curled leaves of coral, pink, Expenment with different Aiken made a wood model of choice of 27 percent of the purple, lavender and blue col­ recipes and soon you’ll have a the house to show what it public this spring, followed by ors look fabulous intermixed favorite Bon appetiV would look like with the addi­ vegetables and fhiits at 24 per­ with other textures and shades GOODGARDENTIP tion he had in mind cent, grass at 18 percent, and of green Plan to attend An Afternoon McGovern said the company trees and shrubs at 11 percent Cabbages are cool-season with Antiques, presented by used the model to help with Suburban dwellers, married vegetables and can be set out Goldner Walsh Nursery the design couples, those with higher edu­ when the weather and soil have Expert appraisers from the John Aiken coined a phrase, cation and higher incomes and warmed Cabbages can be Frank Boos Gallery of “modern mission style,” to Gall and John Aiken of Bloomfield Hills enjoy the extra room the addition females all showed a stronger started from seed, but it’s Bloomfield Hills will tell you descnbe the house and the way provides preference for flowers over edi­ quicker and easier to buy what your treasured flord- It IS furnished He explains this bles plants at a local nursery relat^ item is worth as mcludmg a little bit each of At one end is a cabinet people in the family” However, when asked which These veggies like lots of sun Bring one item that you can Frank Lloyd Wnght, mission, designed and built by Aiken, From rocking horses, he was type of plant they would spend and need constant moisture lift yourself There is a 85 Arts and Crafts and contempo­ featunng interior lights and making such large pieces as a more money on this year, 41 and lots of fertilizer Before you charge The time and date rary elements glass shelves cherry entertainment center percent of the consumers set them in the garden, prepare 3 30-5 30 p m Thursday, Among Its features are 30- On either side of this Aiken did the finish work planned to increase thei? 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Does your anxiety control you? usan had just moved into a beautiful new Shome Her 11-month old baby was just beginning to walk, and for the first time m her six years of marriage, she was able to stay home full time Life was good or was it’ It was at that time when things started to change Her adorable husband, whom she woVshiped, was gaming notonety for his ‘ account-building” abilities at the brokerage company where he worked His nights home were no\(^ fewer than his nights out with clients It began with her height­ I ened anxiety about him Fretting about his where­ abouts, she would call his cell phone several times each night, checking in with him and finding out when f I he would be home She then went on a rampage of clean­ ing Day after day, she obsessed about the cleanli­ ness of the kitchen floor and how perfect the house need­ ed to look As she attempted to step out and meet the other mothers m her neighbor- ^ hoodj she felt herself becom- I mg fearful about how she 1 [ would appear to them - after all, now she was ^ust” a stay-at-home mom Maryanne Senkowski Lillian Mai Somehow, that didn’t seem to have as much clout as her former title, director of human resources She failed to remember that all of the other mothers were “just PHOTOS BY JIM JAGFELDI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER stay-at-home moms” as well Eleanor Smith of Livonia pos^ i^n one of her favorite Easter hats and coats, circa 1950 Of She became hystencal course, she is wearing wliitej >ves when her baby coughed m his sleep, believing that he CQuld have croup and she might not be able to stop it She staffed to believe the house wasn t secure enough and insisted that her hus­ band sign them up with a 24-hour-a-d^ alarm com­ In your faster bonmt, with all the frills upon it, pany When her husband You'll he }ie grandest lady in the Easter Parade commented pne day that she r il he all m clover and when they look you over, seemed overly anxious about everything, she began think­ ril he thtproudest fellow in the Easter Parade. ing ^ a t she m i^t be worry­ On the avenue, ^ifth Avenue, the photographers will snap us, ing too much Her intellec­ Andyoififind that you’re in the rotogravure tual side knew it didn’t help Oh, I could fn te a sonnet about your Easter bonnet, to dwell on her wornes, but And oftf^ girl Pm taking to the Easter Parade it didn’t lessen the constant Gena Conti speaks about hats while one of her creations sits on display feelings of anxiety that lin­ Written by Irving Berlin gered over her like a dark cloud Finally, after months of sharing her concerns with her husband, he suggested that she go to their family Picture this, five girls, doctor and get a physical She reluctantly made the appointment, wondenng if Expert says every woman can wear a hat she would be brave enough five new Easter bonnets to tell him about her wor­ BY RENEE SK06LUND ^ Suburban League, a women’s chanta- ries STAFF WRITER ble organization marking its 48th When Dr Smith asked her I anniversary BY THERESE EAVES how she was doing with all VTide bnm, medium inm , no bnm, “This IS my passion,” said Conti, CORRESPONDENT the new changes m her life, pillbox, sailor and beret Flowers, wearing a wide-bnmmed hat mn she sheepishly stared at the feafliers, nbbons and tiile multi-colored fabnc of green, cream I grew up in a Catholic family, the middle floor and replied, Well, I But most of all, lots o;^ straw, which and black “Men love women in hats child of five children My dad, Joe have been miserable ” The herdds the end of winto and the Everyone can wear a hat It has to be Rohatynski, was a supervisor for General floodgates then opened and advent of spnng the right hat Cocktail hats are espe­ Motors and my mother, Gladys, was a stay- her inner turmoil poured We’re talking Easter lonnets, the cially popular Hats are sexy I don’t' at-home mom We lived m Livonia put Dr ^mith couldn’t have crowmng gloiy for manr^women until care if you’re 90, seiy is fun ” Holidays were always a big occasion at l^een more helpful the 1960s, when hats se ^ e d to lose Lillian Mall^, vice president of the our house Easter was one of the biggest , “Susan,” he said their fashion sense ^ Redford Suburbmi League, wore a Mom and Dad were up at dawm to put on the calmly “You are suffering But did they? Or is we^ng a hat a wide-bnmmed red straw to the lundi- ham (which was always huge) and the kiel- from generalized anxiety matter of attitude’ eon basa *4isorder,>GAD Andl’dhke Custom milliner GenajConti of She has a collection of 23 hats “I Homemade cabbage rolls were cooking tp share fbe hallmark signs Wyandotte, whose handijiade creations love the wide bnms I particularly like and homemade pierogies were waiting ^pf GAD ahxjety First, all of cost $200-$300 and nW|-e, believes a matching hats with complete outfits under a clean towel, ready to be boiled (From left) Mom Gladys Rohatynski old­ have wornes Sometimes woman is not fully dressed until she To me, the hat is the frosting on the Dozens of eggs were already decorated and est sister Linda Scussel of Northville, We have two or three things puts on her hat cake,” she said stored m the refrigerator, to be part of the Joanne Siefert of Plymouth, Therese ' We worry about and that is She recently gave a p^entation on Eaves of Redford, and youngest sister Karen Ward of West Branch m 1966 'puite normal But people hats to members of the t^fo rd PLEASE SEE BONNETS, C6 PLEASE SEE FAMILY, With GAD have a teftdency pD worry for protracted pen- pds of time “Since you told me that A few good eggs take time, talent, ‘ pure days' the anxiety began around six iponths ago, when you ihoved, that’s one erfthe ^b y M n d r a d a l k a - p r ys b y hours in the candlelight that night “pysalsy” an egg artist Ewasek’s interest in these exqui ijrademarks of GAD six iCGI^ESPONDENT decorating thicken eggs ‘When the beautifully designed site eggs began ^hen she married months or more of anxiety “The intricate designs on the eggs were completed, Ukrainian her half-Ukrainian husband, r Another red flag is what a Hundreds of years ago when eggs require a clear mind So it was women back then, and to this day, Richard, almost 19 years ago She ' person wornes about Many ^ an Ukrainian woman had a on these so-called pure days that gave them as gifts to beloved family admired his parents’ egg collection ' <|f their wornes are “pui^” day - one free of gossip women turned eggs iiito what is and friends Also, m times past, the and decided to learn flow to create tnd parked by doing good deeds now considered art,” said Sandy decorated eggs were placed on the P m S ES ff ANXIETY, C6 she night have spent a few Ewasek of Livoma, who is herself a graves of departed loved ones ” PLEASE SEE EG G S , C6 C6 (PC) Observer & Eccentric 1 Thursday April 17 2003 CONTINUED FROM PAGE C5 www.hometowniife. com

you, this was no easy feat for a Our bonnets were as individ­ holid^! my father would pictures turned out looking ANXIETY FAMILY family with five children My ual as we were and sometimes assem us on the FRONT like we actually were a happy brother, Joe J r , who was the took a couple shopping trips lawn, lof the back, to take our bunch, which deep down we FROM PAGE C5 FROM PAGE C5 youngest, always had a new to find the perfect one pictur 5 were suit and shoes The four of us By t ns time, no one wanted Years later, when my son unrealistic and go b^ond a Easter baskets that were filled girls also received new outfits, PICTURE PERFECT to sta: td next to anyone, much was in junior high football, his reasonable concern about a and hidden for all five of us which included dresses, shoes, less s} «ak-to~each other, coach was a neighborhood boy negative outcome For Visits to Pans Bakery had gloves, coats and, of course, Getting dressed on time excep ny Da^, who was I had grovm up vtnth instance, I know your been made for angel wings, new Easter bonnets Easter morning was a chal­ yelhnj; ‘Be quiet' Now Bob remembered watching pediatrician has told you egg bread and bubka (cof- Growing up in the ’60s and lenge We shared one bath­ smile,Idamn it'” Neighbors the picture-taking ordeal of that your son’s coughing feecake) being a Catholic female meant room for five females By the would lie watching with my family, which has turned m the middle of the night is The house had been that you wore a covering on time everyone was through, their dvn smiles as we all into a precious memoiy, nothing to be concerned about cleaned from top to bottom m your head in church Easter there were some temper flare- tned to pretend that we were evoked when I think of my But I am afraid that hasn’t preparation for the holiday was a time to celebrate and ups (Aren’t you through in somewuere else I pretended Easter bonnet allayed your fears about him and the relatives who would break away from the usual there yet’ Hurry up') that I vas really an only child having a more senous illness I be over for dinner mantilla or scarf It was Eventually, we were all who hdd somehow gotten Terese Eaves now lives in Redford suspect your fears are out of My parents went all out for spring once again - Alleluia, dressed and ready for church mixe(iip with this large, loud Her mother has passed away but her proportion for the events Are us kids They bought all of us Christ had nsen - and it was Now came the part we family. father lives m Westland Brother Joe you able to distract yourself complete new ou^ts Mind time for a new E ^ e r bonnet dreaded To memonalize the Am^ingly enough, our J r lives in Howell when you want to c^l your hus­ band for the third time each evening?” “These are the traditional land fund-raisers, just fun ” She shook her head EGGS colors, although any color can “But creating eggs is the BOMins Hamer, of course, vras wear- “No, I cannot override my be used In addition to the col­ most challengmg activity, espe­ mg a red hat and a purple suit. negative thoughts I just need FROM PAGE C5 ors mentioned above, cially if I use smaller eggs, such FR0MPA(EC5 The hat, she said, “ymbolizes to hear his voice” Ukrainian eggs tend to be dec­ as those from quails, parrots that I’m gomg out to have fun Dr Smith continued orated with certain designs and cockatiels ” (She has a HATS,U t S, HATS with a bwich of fhends ” “GAD affects only 2 to 5 per­ them herself Her husband’s which are symbolic of spring fiiend who raises birds and cent of the population, and aunt and a Ukrainian nun m (flowers), good health (wheat), gives her the unfertilized eggs ) The vomen attending the A HAT IN THE CROWD occurs in twice as many women Canada got her started with prosperity (deer), being part of Ewasek’s daughters, Andrea, event yore hats that showed off as men Perhaps it’s because the basics, spme equipment the universe (sun, moon and 13, and Laune, 10, are also egg a vanety of attitudes - saucy, Mary Sidick of Canton was men mask anxiety through and a few how-to books That stars), as well as other bless­ artists Under their mother’s jaunty fun and downnght the only women attendmg 11 other behaviors Often people introduction has resulted in ings” guidance, they began decorat­ ^amoDUS a.m Mass at St John Neumann do not get the proper treatment the creation of more than a After the egg is decorated, ing eggs when th ^ were about “Hjfli. ^ r e s s an attitude I Church last Easter who wore a they need for it because they thousand eggs over the years, Ewasek hlows out” its con­ 5 years old think jyer flie years it was a way hat People who know her didn't believe that no one would most of which are her own tents by making a small hole m “I made them wait until I for wonen to express them- find it surprising understand what is going designs one end was sure that they wouldn’t set selve^”said Betsy McRae of “I’m kind of Imown as the on with them So the She uses an ear syringe to their hair on fire with the can­ Redf(|td, deputy derk of lady with hats,” she said Even worry and the depression THE PROCESS shoot air into the egg to break dle,” she said Redfqid Township her husband ^ ts m the act “He only increase My recommen­ up the yolk. The contents can Her passion for decorated Papicdi of Farmmgton has evety color of beret under dation for you IS for you to Measuring the egg, which is then be emptied out of the egg eggs has taken her to “egg >re a blue felt wifli a big the sun” take an antidepressant for a first cleaned in white vinegar, through the hole shows” for supplies, demon­ pinned boldly m front Will Sidick wear a signature short spell, but simultaneously, and making equally spaced Td complete and preserve strations and the opportunity i ^ t it from Jacobson’s hat this Easter’ “Oh of course, I want you to begm with pencil marks so that -^e repeti­ the egg, she removes the to learn more about the ago and once loaned it come ram or come shine ” cognitive behavior therapy tive designs are symmetric^ is beeswax and gives it two coats designs and history of this art to hej friend, Carole Rhode, Eleanor Smith of Livoma has with a therapist who specializes the first step of this Ukrainian of varnish form She also likes meeting who ieeded just the n ^ t hat worn an Easter bonnet since in it The value of the therapy is craft “Ukrainian women (and this other “egg ladies” and sharing for a play in which she was she was a chdd that is will challenge the dis­ With a "kisky,” a tool with a c r ^ has always been pnmanly ideas with them and selling her appe^ng “She was Miss Today, parishioners at St torted thoughts that fuel your minute funnel that contains a ‘woman thing’) weren’t the eggs Meg|suc^,” said Fapidi PnsciHa Churdi count on her anxiety” melted beeswax (it’s passed first to decorate eggs This cus­ “We have a wonderful Egg 1^ a royal blue dress and wearing a hat on Easter With the prescription in over the flame of a candle to tom is centuries old and pre­ Fair, held every year m isaid, Ihavejustfliehat Sunday She fondly remembera hand, Susan walked out of his melt), Ewasek draws on the dates Christianity It was the Dearborn Ukrainian eggs, as iji.,”’ said Rhode, who used a lavender, oval-bnmmed office with a new confidence lines and designs she wants to Ukrainians, however, who ele­ well as Polish ‘scratch’ ("Ae for the Redford hat she wore m the late 1950s that she wasn’t crazy, and that remain white Then the egg is vated it to an art ” design IS not put on, but Llier of Commerce with a turquoise and lavender the anxiety was going to get dipped in yellow dye scratched off), Faberge and iniOT, a league mem- plaid coat with three-quarter- taken care of Again, she uses ^ e kisky to A PEACEFUL HOBBY Czech eggs are on display and , Waterford, dso ^ a length sleeves she made Of Anxious to get her old self cover the areas she wants to available for purchase,” she member of the Red Hat Society, course, she wore the requisite back, she drove home and remain yellow This process is According to Ewasek, creat­ added a orgauzation of fim-lovmg white ^oves could already feel her shoulders repeated over and over again ing the eggs has been a relax­ This year’s Egg Fair will be womli somewhere between Smith continues to prefer relaxing, before she even took with the next dye color, which ing and peacefiil hobby It’s held from 10 a m to 5 p m their jxime and their golden wide-bnmmed hats the first pill' IS orange, then red and finally these same benefits that draw Saturday, May 3, and from 10 year^ho “dare to wear purple “I just flunk ladies look ele­ black By the time the com­ her to her other interest She’s a.m to 4 p m Sunday, May 4, at anc^it on flie sidewalk ” gant m them,” she said “They’re Jacque Martin-Downs is a child and plete design IS on the egg, an avid gardener and likes to Holiday Inn Fairlane “T ere’s thousands and thou­ dressy They just make people’s adolescent therapist in private prac much of I t IS covered with take the same creativity she For information call (586) sand of women in it,” she said heads turn when you wear tice in Livonia beeswax uses to transform eggs to the 779-1938 “It’s s nctiy a fun group, no fliem”

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The Easter message ts the core of the Gospel The good news of Christianity is that death is not the last word, but rather a transition to our tue home with God Death may seem invincible, after all, each of us will die, having little control over the details of when, where and how we will die On the surface, death looks both mescapable and permanent However, we should not be fooled by the external appearance of death For death affecte only our bodies At ijie core of our being is our immaterial soul, the eternal spirit which we share with our Heavenly Father Although we tend to identify ourselves wsfh ouf earthly bodies, the Easter message reminds us that this is a mistake Our physical bodies are nothing more than transient shadows and not odr ^ 14$ selves Easter is a celebration of our true selves, our eternal souls The Bible tells us "The Good News was promised long ago by God through H is prophets It is about His Son, our Lord Jesus Christ as to His humanity. He was born a nrW/m ^ A descendant of David, as to His divine holiness, He was shown with great power to be the Sen of God jI n c 1 i C I V S by being raised from death ' (Romans 1 2-4) Aftd I give unto eternal and ahaU never periahf emd wio OBte ahiUl awuUch them out c(f My hand* R.S.V. Johni0s28 wwic.hometoicnUfe.com ANNOUNCEMENTS Observers Eccentric I Thursday April 17 2003 (*)

Vann-Jackson Wayne and Pam Vann of Livonia announce the engagement of dieir dau^ter, Melissa, to LD Jackson of 'B e a d i r ^ Meh^isa2000 graduate of Livoma RanklmHigh School She attends Spnng Arbor Umversity where she IS ajunior majonng ChaudhrKenz m social work. Vijay and Carol C3iaudhn of Plymouth (for­ Her fianc^ UD is merly of Livonia) announce the engagement of a 2000 graduate fiieir daughter, Kiran Anne C3iaudhn to Orm fiom Reading High C arl Lenz o f Howell School He attend Kiran is a 1994 graduate of ChurduU High Spring Arbor Sdiool and a 1998 graduate of the Umversity of University and is ajunior widi a busmess manage- Bartftolomew'Pace CorliS5“Underwood R^-KItzman Michigan, Ann Arbor where she earned her m entm^or He al^ runs track. Ron and Ohayl Bartholomew Charles and Susan Corliss of Stanly and Theresa Ry of bachelor’s degree m organizational b^iavior and The couple is planmngto wed August 2004, m of Livoma^nnounce the engage­ Bridgman announce the Huron Tbwnship announce the pohticai saenc» She is curreiidy pursuing her Memman Road Bs^itist Church, Ga^en City ment oftheir dau^ter, Knstin engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, M BA m global management She is em plo)^ Kuid^erl^^to Jason Richard Megan, to Anthony Laura Midielle, to JeSrey John at Ford Motor Co as a busmess anal}^ ofOaikston Underwood of Grand Rapids Kitzman of Garden City Her fianc^ Orm, is die son of Jerry and Kathie How to submit an announcement Rjistm IS agraduate ofWestem Megan is a 2001 graduate of Laura a graduate of Lenz of Hastings. He is a 1994 ^ ^ u a te of Midugan Umversity with a bach­ Kendall College of Art and Dearborn H ^ School She is a Hastmgs High Sdiool and a 1997 graduate of There is no charge to submit an announce­ elor’s d^ree m social work. She Design in Grand Rapids She nursmg student at Henry Ford KeUegg’s Commumty College widi an assocaate’s ment m the Observer Residents of die Livonia, wdl graduate m from W ^ e IS employed at DTS Architects Community College and is degree m drafting and design t^ihnology He is Redford, W l^land and Garden City areas should State University wiA amasteris and works as a freelance illus­ working at Garden City Hospital emrendy working at Magna as an automotive send their information to Attn degree m social work. trator m file emergency room designer Announcements, the Observer, 36251 Her fiance, Jason, is the son of Her fiance, Anthony, is the Her fiance, Jefirey, is the son The couple is planning a November wedding Schoolcraft, lavoma, MI, 48150 Plymouth and Bob and Judy Lawson of son of William and Yonnie of Bruce and Nancy Vallimont of at The Hmdu I^ p le m Canton with a rerep- Canton residents should send information to Claikston and Dennis Pace and Underwood of Westland He Garden City, and Phillip and tio n a t th e M eetm g H ouse G ran d B allroom m the Observer, 794 S Mam, Plymouth, MI AnneGrofrertofDimondale He also IS a 2001 graduate of Arhss Kitzman of Carrollton, Plym outh 48170 For information, c^l (734) 591-2300 is a graduate of Western Kendall College of Art and Tfexas He IS a graduate of Plano Midugan University with a badi- Design He is a web design- Senior H i^ School, Plano, elor’s d^ree mjouirialism. He is er/multimedia designer at Texas, and a graduate of Iteas empl(^^ with EDS m TVqy Ignition New Media Tech University He is employed The couple is planmng a June Workshop with the aty of Inkster as a fire­ wedding m Ttai^figuiation The couple is planning an fighter Church, Detroit They will be October wedding in The couple is plannmg to wed making their new home m Bridgman June 2004 Sterling Heists PAINLESS BATHROOM REMODELING Complete Bath System hometownlife.com $999* NTERNET ADORE: S white bathtub liners 3 pc white wall system includes soap dish Additional charges may apply Previous offers excluded Sale ends April 22 2003 DIRECTORY 'Offer good at time of estimate only Putyour business On-LlnsI, call 1-8O0'4l89-46'f4 Bathtub Liners... and wall surrounds are instalted right over your old tub and, tile No Trarout Less Mess

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON BOARD partnership association corporation company or organization and 67.511 Section 11. VEHICLES, SANITATION; NOISE PROCEEDINGS - APRIL 8,2003 shall, as a minimum contain the following P R O H IB IT E D . 1 All vehicles used m the sale of food products must be A If an individual the name, address and telephone number of the kept m clean and samtary conditions at all times, and when contammg A regular meeting of tiie Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of individual loads or parts of loads of food products they must be kept only m places Canton was held Tuesday, April 8, 2003, at 46000 Summit Parkway B If a partnership the name, residence and business address and and operated m a manner which, m the opinion of the Health Officer for Supervisor Yack called the meeting to order at 7 01 pm and led the the Wayne County Department of Health and the Michigan Department P l^ge of Allegiance to the Flag telephone number of each partner C If a corporation> the name, busmess address and telephone of Agriculture are sanitary and wholesome Members Present Bennett, Burdziak, McLaughlm, Zarbo Kirchgatter 2 All vehicles used for the purpose of selhi^ or transportation of meat, Yack Shefferly Members Absent None number of the corporation the names of the principal officers, directors and local representatives, their residence and business address, milk, pastry ice-cream and all other food products for human Staff Present Director Mmghine, Director Durack, Director Machnik telephone numbers and if a foreign corporation whether they are consumption m the Township shall be inspected and have m possession Director Conklin authorized to do business m the State of Michigan a current valid approval by the Wayne County Board of Health, or the Motion by Bennett, supported by Zarbo to approve the agenda with the D If an employee Ihe name, residence and telephone number of the Michigan Department of Agnculture before a license is granted The removal of Items C 2 C 4 G-2 and G-3 Motion earned by all members employee together with written credentials setting forth the exact holder of a hcense under which a food vendmg vehicle is operated shall present nature of his employment be the person responsible for all the conditions and requirements of this Motion by Bennett supported by Kirchgatter to approve the Regular ordinance E The lei^lii of time for which the right to do busmess is soi^ht Board Mmutes of March 25 2003 Motion earned by all members 3 Failure to maintain the standards and requirements of the Wayne present F Two (2) current photographs of the applicant or the agent for the applicant who is to do the actual canvassmg, soliciting or peddlii^ Each County Board of Health or the Michigan Department of Agnculture for Motion by Kirchgatter, supported by McLaughlin to approve paypient of photograph shall be 2” by 2” showing the head and shoulders of the the sale or transportation of food will constitute cause for revocation of the bills as presented Motion earned by all members present applicant or agent the htense under which sudi vehicles are operated (ord no 50 amend Expenditure Recap for April 8,2003 eff Apnl 4,1984) G A brief description of the product or services mvolved (jenerai Fund 101 $ 42L689 52 67.512 Seption 12. HOURS OF SOLICITATION, CANVASSING Fire Fund 206 87,046 05 H For each applicant or agent or employee of an applicant under A N D PED D LIN G . It shall be imlawful for any person to conduct, or the age of seventeen (17) years, appropriate working papers shall be Police Fund 207 126^,886 67 attempt to conduct, any canvassing, sohcitmg or peddlmg before the filed with the Clerk at the tune of apphcation Summit Operatmg 208 57 136 99 hours of 9 00 a m and after the hours of 9 00 p m , according to the Street Lighting 219 15,729 93 I A descnption of the vehicle or vehicles being used m the operation official time followed by the Township, at any location within the Cable TV Fund 230 1,506 69 of the canvasser, solicitor and/or peddler along with a hcense plate Township (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord no 50 amend eff E 911 Utihty 261 1,475 70 number of each vehicle Dec 27,1987) Auto Forfeiture(wwa) 267 3 8 1 1 4 7 J The application must mclude a copy of the applicant’s 67.513 Section 13. TRAN SFER. No hcense badge or identification Auto Theft Grant 289 19 397 55 Computerized Cnmmal Hwtory (CCH) The applicant may obtam his or issued under the provisions of this section shall be used or worn at any Downtown Dev Auth 294 46,564 72 her CCH by sending a written request together with his or her time by any person other than the one to whom it was issued and only Cap Preg Summit Const 402 4,337 50 fmgerpnnts and $30 00 to Michigan State Police CJIC, 7150 Ham s when engaged in the activities for which the license of ID card was G olf Fund 584 33 548 48 Dnve Lansmg, M I 48913 issued (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4 1984) Water & Sewer Fund 592 596,22002 (Note the $30 00 fee is set b y the Departm ent o f State Police and sul:r;ect 67.514 Section 14. REVOCATION OF LICENSE AND T ru st & Agency Fund 701 13,218 00 to change) REG ISTRATIO N. A Before a license or registration can be revoked, PostEmpl Benefits 736 2 0 4 6 7 97 K The apphcation must mclude a copy of the applicant’s Master the Township Board shall serve the hcense holder or registered T o ta l' A ll F u n d s 1,449,237.26 Driving Record The applicant may obtain his or her master driving appheant by first class mail, mailed not less than four (4) days pnor to Board Member Reports: Trustee Zarbo passed out to the Board record by sending a request on form BDVR-153 together with $6 55 to the heanng with a notice of heani^, which notice shall contain the information regardmg development Michigan Department of State, Record Lookup Unit, 7064 Crowner following (1) Notice of proposed action, (2) Reason for the proposed Motion by Bennett supported by Kirchgatter Dnve, Lansmg, M I 48918 1540 action, (3) Date, time and place of heanng, (4) A statement that hcensee to approve the request of the Canton Hockey Association to apply for a [Note the request form and fee are set by the Michigan Department of may present evidence and testimony and confront adverse witnesses Chantable Gaming License for the purpose of conducting a raiBe as per State are subject to change ] Form BDVR-153 may be obtamed at the Following the heanng, the Township Board shall submit to said person a the attached application Motion earned by all members present Michigan Department of State Internet site at www michigan gov/sos wntten statement of its findu^s and determination Motion by Bennett supported by Kirchgatter to remove from the table A lessee tenant, or portable vendiz^ equipment operator vending B Township Board shall revoke a hcense by registration issued and adopt the Canvassing, Soliciting & Peddling Ordinance No 50(E) with the permission of and within m a commercial establishment and hereunder upon determination by it that based upon competent, This Ordinance will become effective upon publication in the Canton not u sii^ a motor vehicle regulated under the Michigan Vehicle Code, matenal and substantial evidence presented at the heanng, eifiier of Observer on Apnl 17 2003 Motion earned by all members present Public Act 300 of 1949 as amended is exempt from the requuement to the following exists (1) A violation ofany of the prohibifrons set forth m STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WASNE mclude a copy of his or her master dnving record with the application, this ordmance, (2) Said person, entity or orgamzation is engaged or has CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON but only to the extent that the application is restneted to the vendmg engaged m any fraudulent scheme, device or tnck m anj^place m the CANVASSING, SOLICITING AND PEDDLING without the use of a motor vehicle regulated under the Michigan Vehicle Township to obtam money or other valuable things, or is aiding or ORDINANCE NO: 50(E) Code Public Act No 300 of 1949, as amended abettmg any person eng^edm sudi scheme device or tnck (ord no 50 amended effective April 4 1984 Nov 22,1989 Dec 21 1990 2 The application shall be accompamed by a nonrefundable application amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord no 50A amend eff Nov 22,1989) Sept 1,1993 Nov 22 1995, Apnl 17 2003 fee to established by resolution of the Township Board The Township 67.515 Section 16. NO NAPPLICABILITY, APl^lALS. This ordmance AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE CANVASSING, SOLICITING Board rncQ' from time to time, modify the estabhshed fee schedule The shall be liberally construed in such manner as to best effectuate its AND PEDDLING FOR THE PURPOSE OF SAFEGUARDING THE apphcation fee is separate from the hcense fee desenbed m Section 6 purpose The provisions of this ordmance shall be construed, if possible, HEALTH, SAFETY AND W ELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF THE 3 Upon receipt of the apphcation for a license the Clerk shall forward m such maimer as to make such provisions compatible and consistent CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON; TO FOR DEFINITIONS OF the same to the Director of the Department of Public Safety or his with the provisions of all existii^ and future ordmances of the Township TERMS; TO PRESCRIBE AND PROHIBIT CERTAIN ACTS designated representative for a review of the same Upon receipt by the and all amendments thereto, provided however, that where any THEREBY, TO REGULATE LICENSES FOR STREET VENDORS Director or his designated representative the Director or designated inconsistency conflict cannot be avoided, then the most restnctive of AND PEDDLERS OPERATING IN THE TOWNSHIP, TO representative shall cause an mvestigation to ensure that the applicant such mconsistent or confltctmg provision shall control and prevail If PROVIDE FOR UCENSING PROCEDURE; TO PROVIDE FOR meets all requirements set forth m Subsection 3 below After said there is believed to be a conflict between the stated intent and any DENIAL OF CERTAIN UCENSES AND APPEAL THEREFHOM; investigation the Director of Public Safety, or his designated specific provisions of this ordmance, the Township Board may, in TO PROVIDE FOR FEES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH representative, shall certify to the Clerk that the application is complete accordance with established procedures, permit modification of said UCENSES AND IDENTIFICATION CARDS; TO PROVIDE FOR and that the information contained therein aiid other information specific provisions while retainmg the intent, m such appealed instance THE ISSUANCE AND DISPLAY OF SUCH LICENSES; TO known to the Department of Public Safety does not reasonably lead to (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984) PROVIDE FOR SANITATION REQUIREMENTS FOB STREET the conclusion that the applicant, or the activity to be licensed, 67.516 Section 16. VIOLATION AND PENALTY. Any person, VENDORS, TO REGULATE THE MANNER AND THE HOURS constitutes an apparent danger to the health safety and welfare to the corporation, partnership or other legal entity who shall violate or fail to DURING WHICH STREET VENDORS MAY OPERATE AND people of the Township comply with any provision of this ordmance or any of the regulations PLACES WHERE THEY MAY OPERATE; TO PROVIDE A 4 The Clerk mi^r refuse to issue a hcense to adopted and pursuant thereof shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF A A person whose license, under this ordinance has been revoked upon conviction thereof may be fined not more than Five Hundred THIS ORDINANCE; TO PROHIBIT THE TRANSFER OR w ithm the la st year ($500 00) Dollars or impnsoned not more than Ninety (90) days, or both, ASSIGNMENT OF SAID LICENSES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE B A person unless the apphcation is fully and completely filed m the discretion of the court (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord REVOCATION OF SAID LICENSES AND THE CRITERIA C A person who materially misrepresents any facts or statements no 50A amend eff Nov 22 1989, ord no 50C amend eff Sept 1,1993) THEREOF; TO PROVIDE FOR THE REPEAL OF AL on his/her license application 67.5X7 Section 17. REPEAL OF EXISTING ORDINANCES. All ORDINANCES, OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES INCONSISTENT D A person who has been convicted of a felony or any crime related ordinances or parts of ordmances in conflict herewith are hereby THEREWITH; TO PROVIDE FOR THE PENALTIES FOR to or involving larceny fraud receiving and concealing stolen property, repealed only to the extent necessary to give this ordmance full force VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; TO PROVIDE FOR THE embezzlement robbery home invasion breaking and entering theft and effect The balance of Ordmance 50 50(A) and 50(B) of the PRESERVATION OF ALL PENDING CAUSES OF ACTION; TO dishonesty false statement or fraudulent scheme tnek or device Ordmance of the Charter Township of Canton, except as herem PROVIDE FOR THE SEVERABILITY OF THIS ORDINANCE; modified, shall remain m full force and effect (ord no 60 amend eff AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF E A person whose master dnving record mdicates that his or her use of a motor vehicle in association with a requested hcense may April 4 1984 ord no 50A amend eff Nov 22 1989 ord no 50B amend THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON ORDAINS present an unreasonable threat to persons or property within the eff Dec 21 1990 ord no 50C amend eff Sept 1 1993) SECTIO N I 67 601 Section 1 T IT LE This Ordmance shall be known Township by such use of a motor vehicle This subsection does not apply 67 518 Section 18 SEVERABILITY. If any section sub section and cited as Ordinance No 50 as amended being the Canvassing to persons exempt from including a copy of his or her master driving clause phrase or portion of this Ordmance is for any reason held invalid Soliciting and Peddling Ordinance of the Charter Township of Canton record as desenbed m subsection 1 K of this Section or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portions (ord no 50 amend eff Apr 4 1984) F If the applicant or activity hcense constitutes an apparent danger shall be deemed a separate, distmct and independent provision and 67.502 Section 2. D EFIN IT IO N S The foUowmg words and phrases to the health safety and welfare to the people of the Township such holding shall not affect the validity of the remammg portion thereof (ord no 60 amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord no 50A amend eff when used in this Ordinance shall, for the purpose of this Ordinance 5 Any person whose hcense apphcation has been denied shall have the Nov 22,1989 ord no 50B €imend eff Dec 21,1990, ord no 50C amend have the meanings respectively asenbed to them in this section right to petition the Board of Trustees of the Township for an appeal eff Sept 1,1993) 1 Canvassing & Soliciting. The terms “canvassing” and/or “soliciting” The Townahrp Board shalj grant a pubijp heanng on this appeal and the shall piean the going from door to door house to house, place to place, applicant shall have the nght to appear and present evidence on his/her 67.519 Section 19. SAVIN G S CLAUSE. The repeal or amendment street to street or remaimng m one place within the Township of Canton behalf Following such hearu^ the Board s h ^ submit to the appheant a provided for herein shall not abrogate or affect any offense or act for the purpose of soliciting orders for/or canvassing occupants or written statement of its findings and determinations The Board’s committed or done, or any penalty or forfeiture meurred, or any pending residents for the sale of food products, books magazmes, goods wears or determination shall be based upon competent, material and substantial litigation or prosecution or any nght established, or occurring pnor to merchandise of any nature whatsoever for future dehvery or for the evidence to show satisfactory compliance with the requirements of the effective date of this ordmance as amended (ord no 50 amend eff purpose of sohciting orders for/or canvassmg occupants or residents for Section 4 of this Ordinance (ord no 50 amend eff April 4 1984 ord no Apnl 4,1984, ord no 60A amend eff Nov 22,1989, ord ijo SOB amend eff Dec 21,1990, ord no 60C amend eff Sept 1,1993) the installation or servicing of any household equipment or appliances, 50 amend eff Dec 2 1987 ord no 50A amend eff Nov 22 1989 ord mcluding but not limited to, furnace or boiler repair and maintenance, no 50C amend eff Sept 1,1993) 67.520 Section 20. E FFEC T IV E D A IR . This Ordmance shall become repair and servicing of washing machmes, clothes, dryers, dishwashers 67 505 Section 5. EXEMPTION OF REUG IO US PROSELYTlZmC^ effective upon its pubhcation (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord garbage disposals and incinerators or the installations of storm POLITICAL SPEECH AND DELIVERY OF HANDBILLS. Persons no 50A amend eff Nov 22,1989, ord no SOB amend eff Dec 21,1^0, windows and screens awnings, rooffng and siding of bmldings or ib r any involved in religious proselytizing political speech (anonymous or ord no 50C amend eff Sept 1,1993) other services to be furmshed It shall also include persons sohcitmg for otherwise) and/or delivery of handbills are hereby exempt from the 67.521 Section 21. PUBLICATION. The Clerk for the Charter funds or donations of any kind It shall also mclude the assisiing of hcensmg requirements of tins ordmance Township of Canton shall cause this Ord^iance to be published m the others m “canvassu^ and/or “soliciting” as herem defined manner reqmred by law 67.506 Section €. LICEN SE FEES. A hcense fee for soliciting, Newsboys and persons travehng on a regularly estabhshed route at canvassmg and peddlmg shall be estabhshed by resolution of the the request, expressed or implied of their customers, are not to be Township Board The Township Board may, from time to time, modify Copies of the complete text of this Ordmance sire available at the office considered withm the definitions of “peddler” or "canvasser” under the the estabhshed fee schedule This fee is separate from the apphcation of the Charter Township of Canton, 1150 S Canton Center Road, terms of this ordmance fee desenbed m Section 4 (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984) Canton, Michigan 48188, durmg regular busmess hours and can also be 2. Clerk. The word “Clerk” shall mean the Clerk for the Charter accessed through our web site www canton mi org 67.507 Section 7. FEE EXEMPTIONS; FARMERS, SENIOR Township of Canton CITIZENS, VETERANS, AND PERSONS OR ENTITIES FROM 3. Peddling. The term “peddling” shall mean the going from door to OTHER STATES ENGAGED IN SOLICITING ORDERS IN THIS Motion by Bennett, supported by I^rihgatter to authonze the Township door, house to house, place to place street to street, or remaining m one STATE. Clerk and Supervisor to execute the attached Detroit Edison sidewalk place, m the Township of Canton carr3ung or conveying or transporting easement for parcel No 059-99 0002 702 Motion carried by all 1 No license fee sh£dl be diarged to any person selling produce which he members present by person, wagon motor vehicles or other t3T>e of conveyance for the has raised him self who h£^ attamed the age of sixty five (65) years, or purpose of offenng for immediate sale, food products, including but not who shows evidence of beu^ an honorably dischar^d mihtary veteran G EN ER A L CAT.ISNDAR: Motion by Beimett, supported by Kird^atter limited to, meat fish, vegetables, farm produce or provisions, candy, and/or to any pei^on or entity engaged in the solicitation of orders or to approve the site plan for the proposed Perfornung Arts Center and goods wears or merchandise of any nature and landscaping materials of delivery of goods from a busmess located m another state where the Liner Buildings, subject to any and all state and local development all tsqies It shall also mclude the assisting of others in “peddlmg” as busmess contacts with this state are limited exclusively to soliciting regulations and further subject to ai^ conditions recommended by the herein defined orders from and/or dehvenng goods to consumers m this state Planning Commission and staff, as desenbed in the analysis and recommendation Motion earned by all members present 4. Person. The “person” shall mean and mclude any person agent, firm 2 At the time that any of the above named persons claim such partnership, association, corporation, company or organization of any exemption from the hcense fee, such person s^all swear by affidavit Motion by Bennett, supported by Zarbo to authonze Wade-Tnm km d stating the facts which entitle him to such exemptions and such Associates to continue providing G IS Services for mi amount not to 5. Handbill. The term “handbill” shall mean any written or printed affidavit shall be filed with the Clerk AU of the above exempt persons exceed $20,000 Motion earned by all members present notice distnbuted by hand for the purpose of communication, mcluding shall be issued a license or identification card as provided for m Sections Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to approve a thirty^ix but not limited to any pamphlet, booklet or leaflet 4 (67 504) and 5 (67 505) of this ordmance month lease agreement m the amount of $13,693 42, with National 6. Township. The term “TW nship” shall mean the Charter Township of 3 Any person who has obtamed a peddler’s hcense from the State of Eqiupment Leasing Corporation for ttfree Precor treadmills provided by Canton (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4> 1984) Michigan pursuant to Pubhc Act 359 of 1921, as amended, on account of Ail Iho Exercise Motion earned by all members present 67.503 Section 3. UNLAW FUL ACTS. 1 Unless exempt, it shall be said person being honorable discharged from the armed forces of the Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlm to approve the sale of 4 49 unlawful for any person to engage in or carry on the business of United States of Amenca shall be exempt from the hcensii^ provisions acres spht from parcel 098 99 0028-001 for approximately $586,753 20 sohcitmg, canvassmg or peddlmg m the Township ^ defined herem, of this ordinance. to J B Donaldson Company The purchase pnee for the property shall be paid on the closmg date m accordance wifii Section 10 of the Real without first obtammg a license m compliance with the provisions of 67.508 Section 8. EXPIRATION DATE OF LICENSES AND Estate Purchase Agreement Motion earned by all members present this ordinance REG ISTRATIO N. Each hcense and registration issued pursuant to 2 Unless exempt, it shall be unlawful for any person to operate as a this ordmance shall expire on midnight on the last day of December of Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to approve sending Officer solicitor, canvasser, or peddler without first ha^dng obtamed a hcense for eadi year unless previously terminated pursuant to this ordmance (ord Mark Gajeski to Los Angeles, California for Ihe Tactical Explosive each vehicle piece of equipment or container used m connection no 50 amend eff Apnl 4,1984, ord no 50A amend eft Nov 22,1989) Breaching Course on M ay 5 16,2003, for a cost of $3,800 Motion earned by all members present therewith 67 509 Section 9. DISPLAY OF LICENSE ON PERSONS, 3 No hcense shall be issued to any applicant as a solicitor, canvasser, or VEHICLES, CONVEYANCE AND CONTAINERS. 1 Unless exempt, Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak to approve the purchase of six peddler until such applicant shall have obtamed the age of e i^ te ^ (18) it shall be unlawful for any person to operate as a peddler, canvasser or Golden Eagle Dual K A Antennas with equipment and extended years, except that a person between the ages of twelve (12) and ei^teen solicitor without displajnng on the outer clothing the license issued by warranties from KuStom Signals, In c , under Michigan State Contract fin* U8) years may be issued a hcense as a solicitor canvasser or peddler, if the Township provided for m Section 4 of this ordmance U n l^ s exempt, a total not to exceed $10 435 00 Motion earned by all members pre^nt such applicant IS accompamed by a sponsonng adult at both tlxe time of each vehicle, conveyance and container must have a hcense attached to Motion by Bennett, supported by Zarbo to approve the purchase of one applying for such license and at actual tune of sellmg such products it so it can be seen from the outside of such vehicle, conveyance or UPG12NIBP automatic blood pressure momtor and four UPGSP02 pulse Persons under the age of twelve (12) years old shall be exempt from container oxygen a e n s o v B from Medtromc PhysiOiPontrol a sole source provider, for registering or hcensmg as a solicitor, canvasser or peddler Each person 2 Peddlers solicitors and canvassers are required to exhibit their the cost of $7 044 40 Motion earned by all members pr^ent under twelve (12) years of age must be accompanied ‘b y his or her parent license at the request ofany citizen or public official (ord no 50 amend Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to approve the bid for or legal guardian durmg all tunes of soliciting, canvassmg or peddlmg eff Apnl 4, 1984, ord no 50A amend eff Nov 22, 1989 ord no 50B printing the monthly Focus Newsletter with National Wholesale If any sohcitmg canvassmg or peddlmg is to be carried on by a amend eff) Pnntmg, Corp for a twelve month penod for $18,000 w ith^ ten percent person under the age of seventeen (17) years, an approved copy of State 67 510 Section 10. USE AND RESTRICTIO N OF STOPS, SCALES, contingency of $1,800 for a total pnee of $19,800, and further, that Department of Labor, Form H52, showing the approved hours of work BELLS, HORNS, ETC 1 No person shall use any scales which do not pursuant fo the bid specifications, the bid may be extended for an and the type of sohcitmg canvassmg or peddling to be done shall be have a vahd approve by the State of Michigan, Bureau of Weights and additional two year period upon mutual agreement of National attached to the apphcation Measures or the City of Detroit Department of Weights and Measures Wholesale Printing Corp and Canton Township Motion earned by all 4 It shall be unlawful for any person to sohcit, peddle or canvass upon No person shall stop m any one place longer than is necessary to make members present any premises m tiie Tiwnship, if requested by anyone m control upon a sale stop on private property without the consent of the property Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlm to approve the bid wifii the premises not to do so, of if there is placed on said premises m a owner and/or stop for a penod of longer than thirty (30) mmutes at any Exelon Services/Bumler Mechanical, Inc for purchase and installation conspicuous position near the entrance thereof a sign or sim ilar notice time No person shall stop for the purposes of sellmg or offenng to sell of a new HVAC system for the Cable Television Studio for $25,706 and a indicating m any manner that the occupants of said premise do not any food products withm a distance of three himdred (300) feet from any ten percent contingency of $2,570 for a total amount of $28,276 And desire to have solicitors, canvassers or peddlers call upon them For pubhc private or parochial school buildmg, or the lands on which such further move to transfer $28,276 from the Fund Balance budget purposes of this subsection sohcitmg and peddlmg mclude religious buildings are located m the Township on any day dunng which school is appropriation account $230 250 999 0000 to Cable TV Capital Outlay proselytizing, political speech (anonymous or otherwise) and passing out m session No person operatmg as a sohcitor, canvasser or peddler shall Account #230 250 977-0000 Motion earned by all members pr^ent handbills (ord no 50 amend eff Apr 4,1984 ord no 50A amend eff interfere with traffic or cause or permit large numbers of persons, Supervisor Yack reminded the Board th ^ next Tuesday, Apnl 15,2003 Nov 22,1989 ord no SOB amend eff Dec 21,1990) especially children, to congregate upon the pubhc streets there will be a study session w idi the Planmng Comxmssion 67 504 Section 4. LICEN SIN G PROCEDURE. 1. Application for 2 It shall be imlawful fyr any person to call out or make any noise of any Motion by Bennett Supported by McLaughlm to adjourn at 7 35 p m licenses required by this ordmance shall be made upon forms provided kmd whatsoever or to use a bell horn or other noise making devise with THOMAS J YACK, Supervisor by the Clerk which shall be signed and venfied under oath by the the purpose of attracting persons to buy goods said hcensee has for sale TERRY G BENNETT, Clerk applicant of an individual or by the authorized agent for any firm (ord no 50 amend eff Apnl 4 1984) PUBLISH Apnl 17 2003 ______OB0B0M 042 C12 (*) Observer & Eccentric | Thursday April 17 2003 RELIGION CALENDAR wicw ftomettiivnlife com

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BY C J RISAK trailing 1-0 But they rallied m with London They posted the top record in second penod, Mitchell getting STAFF WRITER the second penod with goals “They’re probably our the DHL’s Western Conference his second assist together with from Sean Thompson and biggest nvdry, since Pete this season and finished first in John Vigilante If exhaustion was a problem Chris Thorburn, and held off (DeBoer) left here,” said Karl the Midwest Division It remained that way until for the Plymouth Whalers, it the host Rangers the rest of Stewart of Kitchener, moments On Monday, Andre Benoit James Wisniewski scored didn’t surface Wednesday the way to post a 3-1 victory after the win over London gave Kitchener a 1-0 lead with unassisted into an empty net when they played at Kitchener Game Two will be at 7 30 “The two teams match up so a shorthanded goal at 11 43 of with 54 left in the third pen­ m the opening game of the p m Friday at Plymouth’s well” the opening penod Derek Roy od Ontario Hockey League’s best- Compuware Arena, with Game DeBoer was coach and gen­ and Marcus Smith assisted Shots on goal showed how of-seven Western Conference Three at 7 p m Sunday at eral manager of the Whalers The Whalers tied it at 2 40 the Whalers dominated They final Kitchener until unexpectedly leaving for of the second penod on enjoyed a 41-24 advantage After one period, the The Whalers put together a the Kitchener job two years Thompson’s goal, with Tim Paul Drew stopped 23 shots for Top pitcher "Whalers — who didn’t clinch strong offensive performance ago Stewart is one of several Sestito and. John Mitchell Plymouth, while Scott Dickie Steve Gordon a junior at their berth until Monday, when against the Rangers, surpris­ \^ a le rs who played for him, assisting Thorburn scored h ^ 38 saves for Kitchener Albion College from they defeated London m Game ing considering their emotion­ but DeBoer has certainly done what proved to be the game- Plymouth and a Salem HS Seven — found themselves ally, physically draining senes a superb job with the Rangers winner with 114 left in the cjFisa!c@oe homecomm net j (734) 953 2108 graduate was named the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association pitcher of the week after tossing a three hit shutout in the Britons 4 0 win over S t r o n g Kalamazoo College Gordon did not walk a batter and struck out eight as Albion improved to 913 overall 4 2 intheMIAA f i n i s h For the season Gordon was 2 3 with a 4 93 earned run average He led Albion with 34% innings pitched {through last weekend) and b o o s t s was tied for the team lead in strikeouts with 27 Also in the Britons three game sweep of Kalamazoo sophomore right fielder Chris Trptt collected three W h a ie r s hits and four runs batted in One of his hits was his third home run of the sea Late goal wins it son Trott is batting 373 with seven doubles three homers and a team best 18 RBI B Y C J RISAK ■ Best of meet STAFF WRITER Andy Rossow competing Gotta make the plays for Canton HS at the It’s the only path to a champi­ Pinckney 9/10 grade Pirate onship When the situation presents Relays last Saturday was Itself, a player has to find a way On named the Field Athlete of Monday in Game Seven of their the Meet after a four event Ontario Hockey League senes against performance that resulted m the London Knights, the Plymouth three firsts and a second Whalers found their way in front of Rossow teamed with 3,115 fans at Plymouth’s Compuware Rodney Preston to win both Arena, beating 4-2 a team that was a the high jump and long jump borderline nemesis Rossow cleared 5 foot 10 The victory ended a 10-day journey inches in the high jump and for the Whalers against a London went 18 6'/2 in the long jump PAUL HURSCHMANN1 STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER team that possessed less talent and a both were the best in the eight team meet Tbe Whalers Karl Stewart celebrates moments after scoring the clincher into an empty net m Game Seven against London PLEASE SEE WHALER$rD3 He also teamed with Preston Tony Hylko and Dave Caliile to win the 4x200 meter relay and with Jacob Langdon Derek Reeves and Callille for a second in the Late rally Canton's Ross outduels Western's ace 4x100 relay The Chiefs placed second in the team standings B Y C J RISAK The game’s only run scored Brown (“She threw out two STAFF WRITER SOFTBALL happened when 'Aere were runners trying to steal ”) ■ Hole in One lifts PCA already two out in the ninth, Combined with Saturday’s Bill Broucek of Canton did What a way to start the coach Jim Arnold of Ross and Ross was the one who 4-1 showing at the Taylor n tw a it long to takeadvan Western Lakes Activities “She played like a player on a started the game-wmmng Tournament, the Chiefs are tage of decent golfing i^sociation softball season mission She went out there rally with a double She off to a promising start weather Playing to triumph In an epic pitcher’s duel, moved to third on a wild Indeed, even th o u ^ th ^ lo st to prove a point, that she’s Pheasant Run Canton’s Renee Ross got the just as good” pitch and, after Molly Conlon Six players to graduation Golf Club m 0 Plymouth Chnstian Academy ral­ better of Walled Lake On Monday, Ross was She walked, Colleen O’Brien from last season’s 16-15 team Canton on April lied from four runs down, tying its Western ace Lauren Talbot as pitched all mne innings, giv­ came through with a run- — utility player Danielle 11 Broucek aced game against Ihylor Baptist Park the Chiefs edged the Warriors ing up just three h its^ d not scormg sin^e Weber, second baseman the 175 yard 23rd hole Monday with four runs in the sixth 1-0 m nine innings Monday walking a batter while stnk- Sprankie led the Chiefs’ Megan Coultas, third base- with a five iron and winning it with a run in the sev­ at Canton ing out five atta^ with two doubles, but man Pam Hudson, first base- For the round he shot a enth in a 7-6 victory at home The victory gave the Chiefs Tklbot was workmg on a the defense was also excep­ man Maggie O’Connell and 40 In his 12 years of golfing tnUmph a 5-1 overall record, 1-0 m the no-hitter with one out in the tional wiffi just one error outfielders Leslie Galarneau It was his first hole in one BASEBALL gave the Eagles a WLAAs Western Division sixth when Lisa Sprankie Arnold, was paiticularly and Laura Ulmer — Arnold is 3-1 record Western is 4-3 overall, 0-1 in doubled Ihlbot ended up pleased with the play third confident this team could be ■ Final Four PCA scored single runs in the first the division tossing a five-hitter, walking baseman Serena Gomey even better The Canton Crossfire U 17 two innings, but ^ e Wildcats ‘ She was totally focused on two and fanning five in 8 2/3 (“She played exception^ly premier boys soccer team answered wiffi single runs in the sec­ the mound,” said Canton mmngs well ”) and cat

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Madonna splits twinbill with Cardinals CrusaderS blank AquInaS After a strong start to the Madonna to the win Golob season, Madonna University’s SOFTBALL gave up four runs (three soflhall team has been strug- earned) on nine hits and two ^ 11^ to stay even in the struck out four while improv­ walks, stnbng out eight in to earn 1st WHAC victory Wolvenne-Hoosier Athletic ing her record to 8-3 seven innings The loss went to Conference over the last week. Jenny Tfenyer took the loss Denise Muir, who allowed five Finally header defeat at Aquinas On Thesday against visiting for Madonna, giving up six runs (two earned) on six hits After 12-straight losses, 11 of BASEBALL Cdlege’s Kimble Stadium Concordia University, a team runs (three earned) on eight and three walks them m the Wolvenne-Hoosier Saturday Through Sunday, the that entered "die double-header hits, she did not walk a batter Krystle Shina had two hits Athletic Conference, Madonna the loss for Madonna, giving Saints were 21-7 overall, 10-2 widiout a conference win, the and struck out three Tenyer and an RBI for the Crusaders, University’s baseball team up five runs (two earned) on (and m first place) in the Crusaders had to settle for a and Emily Cunnmgham each while Mary Warchuck and Day managed to break through in four hits and ttiree walks in WHAC split, getting blanked in the had run-scormg doubles, while each had a hit and a run batted the win column Thesday, and four innmgs The opener lasted six opener 4-0 before recording a Enn Bailey and Brooke Bmwn in A’Lana Washington and the Crusaders did it against the The Crusaders got just four innmgs Madonna managed 15-0 five-mnmg mercy in the each had two-run doubles and Heather Washington each got team atop the conference hits in the game, with Mintzer just five singles (and two second Kendra Beckman had two hits three hits for Te<±, Heather standings getting a smgle and an RBI walks) off Saints’ starter Paul Madonna was 23-8 overall, for the Golden Ea^es dnvmg in three runs and After getting Witzed 12-4 in Jason Hilasfo had two hits and Gillett, who remained unbeat­ 10-5 m the WHAC following In the second game. AXana knocking in one and the first game — Madonna had two RBI for Aquinas, and John en at 5-0 The loss went to the split, the Crusaders were 3- Cornerstone^ Moe Moran sin­ sconngtwo as many errors as it had hits Moceri contnbuted a triple Chns Behrns (1-2), who gave 5 since m their four double- gled m Kathy Betts with the A three-run fifth by the (four) — ttie Crusaders rallied and four RBI up e i^ t runs on nine hits and headers played since Saturday game-wuining run with two Wamors left Madonna trailing behind a. superb performance ttiree walks m 2 2/3 innings The Cardinals were 7-26-1 out in the bottom of the nmth 3-2, but the Crusaders recap­ by Sterling Mintzer to record a Oakland 8, Madonna 1; That’s i i Aquinas scored tibree runs m overall through 'Ihe^ay, 1-17 in mmng. Betts was runmng for tured the lead with a tworrun 3-0 victory m a double-header and counting the second and five more m the the conference ^ Emily KntidsOn, who opened sixth A sin^e run in the sev­ played at Ijvonia’s Ford Field Madonna University lost its third A two-run sixth invoked The first game was scoreless the ninth uy reaching base on enth put them up 5-3 Madonna is 14-19 overall, 1- llth-consecutive game Sunday, the 10-run mercy rule until the fourth inning, when Stacey Sexsmith’s error at sec­ Tech was 4-10 in the confer­ 11 m the WHAC Aquinas is a non-league affair at Oakland Kyle Kracht led the Samte Concordia struck for two runs ond base ence, 6-24 overall through the 22-8 overall, 11-3 in the confer­ University The Crusaders with two doubles and five RBI The Cardinals added two more Madonna’s Sarah Golob sur­ weekend ence. committed four errors and sur­ In the second game. in the fifth rendered four runs (two Mintzer got the wm m the rendered five unearned runs, Madonna took a 5-1 lead into Jenny Tenyer was the losing earned) on six hits and two Madonna 1-4, Spring Arbor 9-1: second game, stopping the the Gnzdies had three-run the bottom of the fifth inning, pitcher, giving up two walks, with six stnkeoute, in 8 Six errors m the first game Samts on just one hit and ttvo innings m the second and the with Mark Cole unearned runs on four hits in 2/3 innings The win went to doomed Madonna Saturday at walks m 5 2/3 innings He fifth (Farmington/CC) taking over four innings, she struck out Mary Mauro (now 5-2), who Spnng Arbor, but ttie struck out SIX Mark Cole Roy Rabe (Livoma on the mound for Joel Halliday three Her record fell to 12-5 allowed three runs (one Crusaders bounced back m the (Farmmgton/Catholic Central) Stevenson) took the loss, he (Redford Union) It wasn’t a Mary Warchuck had two of earned) on eight hits and no second game behind Golob’s and Joel Halliday (Redford pitched the first five innmgs, good move, (Jole gave up five the Crusaders’ four hits in the walks, fanning six in nine strong pitching to earn a split Union) combined to pitch the giving up seven runs (two runs (four earned) on four hits game innings m this WHAC double-header final 11/3 innings, giving up earned) on nine hits and two and two walks in his only In the nightcap, Krystle Ka^y Day (Livoma Through the weekend, the just one hit and one walk, walks, striking out four He’s inning of work, taking the loss Shina (from Farmington Ladywood) and Krystle Shina Cougars were 16-16 overall, 6- Halliday got the save now 3-2 The wm went to (he’s 3-4) Mercy) had a double and a (Farmington Mercy) each had 10 m the WHAC P atn^ Klemfelt took the Steve Kniebbe (2-0), he Halliday allowed one run on home run, driving m five runs two hits for the Crusaders, In the opener, the Crusaders’ pitching loss for Aquinas pitched the first six innings, two hits and four w^lks, sink­ as Madonna leveled Concordia Shina doubling and dnvmg m Jenny Tenyer was tagged for Madonna scored ail three of blowing one run on five hits ing out three in four innings Kathy Day (Livoma a run Cunningham also had a eight runs (six earned) on 12 its runs in the third, two of and three walks, with six The win went to Kyle Finch in Ladywood) added a double single and an RBI BarbKorpi hits m four innings Ihewm them on a home run by Chns strikeouts relief of starter Dustm Gless, and a smgle, driving in two had two hits and a drove in a went to Holly Davidson, she Woodruff (Livonia/CC) Mano Chns Woodruff Finch pitched 3 2/3 innmgs runs and scoring two, and run and Knudson had a double gave up one run on six hits in D’Henn had a sin^e and an (Livoma/Catholic Central) and did not allow a run on Sarah Golob collected two sin­ and two RBI for Cornerstone five innings The game was RBI drove m Madonna’s only run three hits and a walk gles and three RBI Arm stopped a ^ r five by the eight- In the first game, the with a solo home run, his sec­ Sterling Mintzer had two Fowler and Stacey Sexsmith Madonna 2*5 , Indiana Tech 3-4: run mercy rule Crusaders scored four runs m ond of the season, in the sixth hits, including his fourth contributed two hits apiece, In the opener of Sunday’s Golob had two hits and the third inning and led 4-2 Garry Dufour was 4-for-4 with homer, and drove m three runs Sexsmith scoring three times WHAC double-header at drove m the only run for going into the fourth But an RJBI and three runs scored to lead Madonna Rabe and and Fowler twice Indiana Tfech’s Memorial Park Madonna Shina also had two Aquinas scored three m that for the Gnzzlies, who improved Brian Williams (Livonia/CC) (rolob got the pitching win, in Fort Wayne, the Crusaders hits For the Cougars, Leah inning, got a single run m the to 13-15 overall had two hits apiece, Williams improving her record to 10-3 were handicapped by pitcher Wbldyk got three hits and fifth, then added five more in driving in a run Aquinas’ Matt She allowed four hits and three Crystal Ybarra, who allowed three RBI and Holly Davidson the sixth to open up an 11-4 Aquinas 10-6, Madonna 0-5: The Bocian had two hits and D J walks in four innings two unearned runs on just two had three hits, an RBI and lead Crusaders remained winless m Neumann had a two-run smgle hits and two walks, striking out scored twice Joe Greene started and took the WHAC with a double- in the fifth Cornerstone 6-4, Madonna 2-3. three The loss went to Jenny In Game Two, Golob gave up The Golden Eagles swept a Tenyer, who gave up three runs one unearned run on five hits pair from Madonna and, with on five hits, fanning two m six and two walks, striking out six TRACK RESULTS It, swept past the Crusaders m innmgs m seven innings The loss went the WHAC standings Monday Katoy Day had a single and to Wbldyk, who surrendered CANTON 84 3(K) hurdles 1 Kilijdnc2yk(C ) 432 Lanmng Dave Otting Phaltiel Whitlock Scoft H om im ss 800 I Dalton (N) 2060 2 Aam Lanninq Rietfsma cross country scoring) in Grand Rapids Cornerstone an RBI for Madonna Heather four runs (three earned) on five AprillOatNorthvide (C) 2-095 3 Al tanning (C) 2168 4x100 2 Canton (Rossow Jacob Langdon improved to 11-3 in the confer­ Washington collected two hits, hits and one walk in five Siiot iHit* 1 Mike Cornelius (N) 43 feet 11 200-1 Thomas (C) 229 2 Reeves (C) 239 Oar Reeves DaveCalilfe) 475 ence, 18-8 overall including a double, and three innings 1/4 inches 2 Chris Snider (C) 43 5 1/2 3 3 Walser (C) 247 Distance medley relay 5 Canton (Cyrus In the 6-2 opening victory, RBI for Tech, and A’Lana Golob also led Madonna’s Bryan Frawley (C) 42 2 3200 1 Aaron tanning (C) 10123 Azizi Nick Johnson D Otting Al Canning) Cornerstone’s TVacy Patterson Washington finished with two hitting attack with two Shina Discus 1 Frawley (C) 126 2 3 Brad 1600 relay Northvflle 3397 12 490 had two hits, including a dou hits and two runs scored and Warchuck each had a hit Waidmann{C) 1167 4x200 relay l Canton (Rossow Preston ble, with an RBI while tossing In the second game, Sarah and an RBI High jump 1 Schnowski (N) 6 2 2 PINCKNEY PIRATE TonyHylko Caliile) 1377 Waidmann (C) 6 0 9/10 RELAYS Shuttle hurdles 2 Canton (Matt McClellan a two-hitter at the Crusaders Golob withstood a late Warner The Crusaders broke a 1-1 tie Long ju m p 1 Cornelius (H) 20 5 2 Dan April 12 at Pinckney HS Jacob Langdon D Reeves Preston) 1122 Patterson walked five and comeback attempt to lead with a three-run sixth inning Driscoll (C) 1811 Team standings: i Pinckney 90 points 2 4x400 1 Canton (Jphnson Hylko Pole vault 1 Driscoll (C) 11 6 2 Rich Canton 84 3 Ann Arbor Huron 63 4 Adrian Whitlock Cyrus Azizi) 3512 Hensel (C) 10 6 58 5 Grand Ledge 57 6 Saline 41 7 Co«l splint medley 5 Canton (Van Esiey 3^004ntter relay 1 Northville 9D69 Plymouth 18 8 Walled Lake Central 15 p^Reevei Nyberg Calille) no hurdles t St^ve Kiltfancifyk (C) 156 2. 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Whalers fall WHALERS flat, lose Game FROM PAGE D1 worse record during the Ontano Hockey League’s regu­ 6 to Knights lar season, a team that has bedeviled them in recent sea­ sons A day after playing perhaps In two previous playoff loss­ their best game of the Ontano es to the Knights, in 1999 and Hockey League playoff season, 2002, it seemed it was more a the Plymouth Whalers seem­ matter of the Whalers finding ingly lost their focus, their com­ ways to lose than making the posure and — with it — the necessary plays to win On game Monday at Compuware, the Saturday’s 5-1 loss to the chance to reverse that before it London Kiiights at London’s could be labeled a trend was John Labatt Centre m Game there Six set up Monday’s Game The erupting cheers could be Seven showdown at Plymouth’s clearly heard down the hall Compuware Arena from the Whalers’ locker room Mike Stathopoulos led the afterward “That,” explained Kmghts with a goal and two Whalef Karl Stewart, “is just assists Daniel Bois contributed two years of firustration coming a goal aud au out” A||t assist and Corey It had all come down to this, Uni. Perry had two a one-game showdown, the PLAYOFFS assists winner advancing to play London struck Kitchener for the OHL’s for four first-penod goals, two Western Conference title It of them on the power play proved to be a game very simi­ Ryan Hare opened the scoring lar to the first four games of at 3 55 of the first, power-play the senes, all decided by one goals by Bois and Kyle Qumcey goal followed at 7 29 and 12 38 The first two penods decided Rick Steadman’s score at 19 12 nothing, the teams were knot­ made it 4-0 and put Whaler ted at 2-all Ten minutes of the goalie Paul Drew on the bench third penod went by — no Jeff Weber replaced him for change After 12, it was still the the second and third periods same PAtfL HURSCHf4ANN | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER He gave up Stathopoulos’ goal With less thcui eight minutes The Whalers' Chns Thorbum (white jersey) battles London s Mike Stathopoulos (14) and Dennis Wideman for puck possession at 5 55 of the second penod remaining, the Whalers’ Chns Jonas Fiedler scored Thorbum got a good chance sure, pressure, he said His would not be outworked, how­ games in the senes on a sus­ Plymouth’s only goal, on the He got a couple of them, but ‘These guys were motivated effort was rewarded, he ever Playing shorthanded, pension from a high-stick power play with 47 left in the they missed nudged the puck, tipping it Sean Thompson and Chad penalty, proved just how valu­ second penod David Liffiton Then with under seven min­ from the get-go. One thing past the London defenseman LaRose disrupted the Knights’ able he was when took a pass assisted utes to go, on an innocuous- and into the Knights’ zone No play at center-ice, LaRose from Cole Jarrett to the left of The Whalers were called for looking play from just inside London taught us: You've got one could stop him Stewart gaming possession and carry­ the Knights’ net and dished it 22 penalties in the game, which the Knights’ blue line, John put the game away with his ing the puck into the London to Stewart coming down the included three lO-mmute mis­ Vigilante dnfted from right to to work every shift. Talent empty-net, unassisted goal, zone His imtial shot was wide slot conducts, three five-minute until he was positioned scored with 35 left of the net, but the rebound Stewart scored with 16:26 fighting penalties, three nght in front of tihe London won't (win) it for you.' “These guys were motivated came off the boards back m left in the second penod and unsportsmanlike conduct net He fired a long, hard, low from the get-go,” said Whalers’ front the game was tied at 2-all, set­ minors and a two-minute shot through a ga^ermg Mike Vellucci Coach Mike Vellucci “One He shoveled it past Houle ting the stage for a third penod penally for instigating crowd in front Whalers coach thing London taught us and, with 2 03 left m the first that would deade the senes London was whistled for 19 And London goalie Chns You’ve got to work every shift penod, the game was tied at 1- “Both teams worked hard,” penalties, with one game mis­ Houle missed it It went past Ihlent won t (wm) it for you ” all said London coach Dale conduct, three five-minute him on his nght Vigilante’s another attacker, they had a In the first six games of the However, the Whalers’ char­ Hunter ‘ That’s all I ask, that fighting penalties and a five- unassisted goal gave Plymouth two-man advantage senes, the team that scored acter would be tested again they work hard They did their minute slashing penalty a 3-2 lead On a face-off outside the first won In Game 7, the when their play broke down in best Chns Houle stopped 27 of 28 More big-play opportunities Wh^tler zone, Stewart lost the Knights Kyle Qumcey slid a the closing seconds of the peri­ “We had our chances That’s shots on goal for the Knights became available ^^aler draw but did not give up on shot toward goal that Dgmny od, allowing Dylan Hunter to the way it goes sometimes ” Drew and Weber combined for goalie Paul Drew drew a mys- the play He lunged at the loose Bois tipped past Drew, allow­ score as the buzzer sounded for And this time fate favored 20 saves on 25 shots London tenous roughing minor penalty puck, just trying to get his stick ing London to draw first blood a 2-1 London lead Corey Perry Plymouth was 2-of-8 on the power play, with 1 49 left, when the on It 8 57 into the first penod and Ryan Hare assisted while Plymouth was l-of-7 Kmghts pulled Houle for “All I was thinking was pres­ The Whalers showed they LaRose, who missed three Cjrisak@oe homecomm net | (734) 953 2108

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SPORTS ROUNDUP CC takes 3 of 5 in three-day stretch DEVON-AIRE SOFTBALL team, will have tryouts at 6 p m every Sunday at the BY PAUL BEAUDRY Actually, CC was getting and Enc Vojtkofsky was 2-for- Registration ftn: Devon-Aire Downriver Baseball Center, STAFF WRITER BASEBALL thumped on Monday by Light 2 with a pair of runs scored softb^ has been extended to located on Nixon Road in and Life, trailing 9-2 headmg Mike Monterey (2-0) won Wednesday, April 9 Leagues Rivemew If there was any baseball The Shamrod^ came out of into the bottom of the sixth the opener, with seven strike­ mclude Jumor Boys (ages 7-12), For details, call Steve team that felt the effects of last it in decent shape, dropping inning But the Shamrocks outs, three hits and no walks in Junior Girls (7-12) and Seniors Sajewicz at (734) 516-6148. week’s sloppy weather, it was both games to Rice on exploded for nine runs five innings Pat Green got the Co-Ed (13-18) Ages must be as ■ Indoor baseball tryouts Catholic Central Saturday, but winning their - helped by Ryan Gallagher’s wm m the second game m of June 1,2001 Cost is $35 for will be arranged for the CC had a Saturday double- next three games to improve to grand slam - in the bottom of relief of Marrone one child, and $30 for eadi addi­ Michigan Bulls 14-and-tuider header sdbieduled with Brother 5-2 overall and 3-2 in 1he the frame to earn the win On Sunday, the bats weren’t tional child m the same family travel team (birth date after Rice and a Monday single Catholic League’s Central “It was another case of us exactly silent but the For more information, call Lbny Aug 1,1988) game with Taylor Light and Division coming from behind,” said Shamrocks had no answer for Perez at (734) 525-2884 For more information, call Life as It was But poor weath­ “That^s a lot of games and a Salter “Our hitting has been Mike Kirchenheider and Matt Jeff Dolkowski at (313) 274- er forced the Shamrocks into a lot of innings on a pitching good other than Saturday, but Petry Crepeau, Gallagher and BICYCLE TOUR 6951 Sunday doubleheader with staff early in the year,” said CC even when we were shut out Gingell all singled off ■ The Dearborn H eists Brother Rice, giving them five^ coach John Salter “It’s not twice by Rice, we still hit the Kirchenheider in the Applications are available for Knights travel baseball team games in three days always easy” ball hard” opener and Derek Brooks the 33rd annual Dick Allen will be schedidmg tryouts for Greg Marrone (1-0) earned tripled, but none of them could Lansing to Mackinaw bicycle 10-year-old division the wm for CC, while Jason score tour, which begins either For more information, WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Gingell got the save Caleb Schulz did throw well, stnk- Wednesday, Aug 27 or call Rich Gruez at 1-800-949- Ramey took the loss for Light mg out 11 hitters, but a bad Thursday, Aug 2 8 th ro u ^ 9834 WHALERS vs. KITCHENER RANGERS and Life - a Division 4 finalist hop bail in a bases-loaded situ­ Sunday, Aug 31 at the ■ The 14-year-old livonia last year ation m the third inning let Madanaw Bridge Over 1,600 IVavel Bulldogs will be staging The bats were going strong Rice open the door riders partiapated m the 2002 tryouts for the 2003 baseball on Sunday for the Shamrocks In the second game, Petiy tour For more information, season Several roster spots are as they swept the Cubs -11-1 in threw a three-hitter as Schulz call (517) 882-3700 open v s . the opener and 20-5 in the and Crepeau singled and Applications are also available The Bulldogs have scheduled nightcap after a 13-run fourth Monterey doubled Drew at local bike shops 35-40 games, including Ijtfte inning Kyle Crepeau was 5- Amble took the loss for CC, Caesars playoffs and topmeys. for-6 in the doubleheader with giving up five hits led by a two- YOUTH BASEBALL TRYOUTS For more information, two doubles and two RBI, Jeff run triple and a double by Scott Rozek at (734) 59V6935 Schulz was 3-for-6 with an Doug Pickens ■The Dragon Warriors, a or Gary Niepiczak at (734) RBI double, Gallagher had a 13-14 year-old travel baseball 464-8709 CONFERENCE FINALS HOME GAMES pair of hits, a walk, was hit by a pbeaudry@oe homecomm net pitch and scored three times, (734)9532106 GAME 2- FRI., APR. 18 @ 7:30 p.m. THE WEEK AHEAD

GAME 4- TUES., APR. 22 @ 7:30 p.m. OHL PLAYOFFS 4 3 0 p m a t Griffin Park No 2 ADULT BEGINNER GOLF LEAGUES Western Conference Final Redford Union a t John Glenn 4 p m ’^GAME 6- SAT., APR. 26 @ 7:30 p.m. Fnday ApnilS Liggett a t Ciarencevilie 4 3 0 p m Learn the basic fundamentats on & off of the golf Kitchener vs Plymouth PREP BOYS TRACK *-if necessary in best of seven series course in an enjoyable environment' 7 3 0 p m at Compuware Arena Saturday April 19 Tickets $10 & $15 8 WEEKS OF INSTRUCTION Sunday l^^ril 20 EMU Invitational 930 am. Cost l6 $149.00 Plymouth vs Kitchener Dearborn Elks Relays TBA $2 off for groups of 20 or more 7 p m at Kitchener PREP (»!tLS TRACK S /G N UP NOW! NO EQUIPMENT NECESSARY Tuesday April 22 Saturday, A|Mll 19 Charge by phone at (734) 453-8400 SESSION #K Begins April 21st Kitchener vs Plymouth EMU invitational 930am VISA, MasterCard, Discover and AMX accepted SESSION #2 Begins July 7th 7 30 p m at Compuware Arena PREP GIRLS SOCCER Thursday April 24 Thursday ApHLIT PRIVATE LESSONS SNAG G o lf Plymouth vs. Kitchener (if necessary) Canton at Birmingham Seaholm ? p in 7 p m at Kitchener Zoe Christian at Ply Christian 4 30 p m CHECK OUT THE SIGN UP NOW AND SAVE $$$ SNAG Golf IS a modified form of Satirday April 26 PKP BOYS TENNIS Swing right thru those bad winter golf that utilizes unique equipment Kitchener vs Plymouth (if necessary) 'Riursday Af»1(17 CONFERENCE’S habits and sign up for professional bright colors and fun training aids to ?30 p m at Compuware Arena Franklin at W L Northern 4pm golf instruction help develop future golfers Monday A p rils Redford Union a t John Glenn 4 p m TOP GOAL SCORER Plymouth vs Kitchener (if necessary) Saturday A|kK 19 PRIVATE & GROUP FORAGES (6-9) 7 p m at Kitchener Redford CC at A A Pioneer B am CHAD LAROSE, PREP BASEBALL MEN'S COLLEGE BASEBALL , M LESSONS AVAILABLE Only $59.00 for 4 Weeks Thursday April 17 Friday AprillB AS HE LEADS Business Tech at Ply Christian 4 30 p m Madonna vs Indiana Tech (Ford Field) 3 p ri( THE WHALERS FOX CREEK G.C. WHISPERING WILLOWS G.C. IDYL WYLD G.C, A A Greenhillsvs Canton Agape Saturday ApHt19 3B000 Seven IVlile Rd. 20500 Newburgh R d . 35780 Five iVIile Rd. 4 p m at Griffin Park No 1 (double-header) B John Glenn at Bedford Union 4 p m Madonna vs Indiana Tech (Ford Field) Ip ih THROUGH THE ^ 1 1 (248} 471-3400 (248} 476-4493 (734) 464-6325 Liggett at Ciarencevilie 4 30 p m WOMENS COLLEGE SOFTBALL 2003 OHL PLAYOFFS! Saturday ApriM9 (all doiAle4ieaders) (all double-headers) Thursday /MnU17 Cantor at Salem noon Madonna at Siena Heights, 4 p m COMPUWARE SPORTS ARENA Salem at Canton 2 p m Friday AprillB Looking for new decorating ideas? Cranbrook at John Glenn 11 a m Madonna at Aquinas College 4 p m M-14 & BECK RD. IN PLYMOUTH Read the At Home section every Thursday in the Observer. PREP 6IRLS SOFTBALL Saturday April $ Thursday Apnl17 Cornerstone at Madonna 1 p m A A Greenh I s vs Canton Agape TBA - time to be announced

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TENNIS RESULTS SOFTBALL change anything” SOCCER Western, Walled Lake FROM PAGE D1 Central and Salem figure to be CANTON 4 Giordano 6 2 6 0 61 FROM PAGE D1 very tough, new coaches at two WALLED LAKE CENTRAL 4 No 3 Andrew Lewis (WM) def Alex No 2. Jason Masters Jason Lewis (PS) It starts witii the battery, Livonia schools make their ,, April 14 at Csntral Mannica 7 6 (7 3 )6 3 def Casey Greene Phil Sulegamani 6 2, The win boosted the Rod^’ No 1 singles Brian Keesey (C) def No 4 Rob Bohsh (WM) def Duke 7 6 record to 4-0-1 overall Heather seniors Ross and Bro^vn Ross abilities more difficult to pre­ Kapelanski 6 7 (6 8) 6 3 6 3 No3 Nan Li Mike Han (LC) def Scott Chris Price 6 3 6 3 Jones was in goal for the emerged as Canton’s top pitch­ dict No 2* Mike Mgrianti (WLC) def Steve No 1 diHibies Sam Kaufman Vic Mata Lytle Craig Lytle 5 7 7 6 6 4 er a year ago, and Brown, in But certainly Canton plans West62 61 (C) def Jeremy Bowling Tim Hammer 6 No 4 Sean Wilkins Ross Heidenreich shutout, she made 12 saves her fourth year as a starter, was to be in that hunt, too “Our No 3 Zach Hoernschmeyer (C) def 2 6 3 (PS) def Pete Schrader Morgan Truscott “She was phenomenal,” said an all-division selection at goal for this year is to improve FudiSanhari7 6 (7 3 ) 6 4 No 2 Jor? Eric Corneliier Mike 61 63 Nora “She made big save after catcher on that,” he said, noting last No 4 Duke Kapelanski (C) def Nick Keesey (C) def Enk Moro Rex Fugaban big save” Then there's O’Bnen, anoth­ season’s record MaUane67(57) 62 76(7 5) 6 0 6 3 SALEM? er senior who was all-WLAA The way the Chiefs have No 1 doubles Josh Rotengerg J R No 3 Matt Curd Alex Fabiszewski (C) LIVONIA FRANKLIN 1 Salem 1r Livonia FranMIn 0: On last season started, that seems reachable, Berry (WLC) def Sam Hargis Alex def Brett Burns Wilder Christopherson April 11 at Franklin Monday, WLAA foe Livonia Odier top returnees are sen­ to be sure Mannica 6 4 61 6 0 61 No 1 singles Ryan Kingsbury (LF) Franklin was the victim of iors Caitlin McNicholas, a No 2: Pat Muller Brennan Willos(WLC) No 4 Matt Shichtman Sankalp defeated Mike Ware Jr 6 3 61 another late game-winning ^ a l shortstop and team captain def Sam Kaufman Vic Mata 6 2 6 4 Bhatnager (C) def Steve Frost Richie No 2* Pat Shaw (S) def Vim Shukla by Salem (together with Brown), Michelle Jurcak got wms m No 3 Dan Meltligh Jordan Schwartz Popham 7 5 3 6 6 3 61 61 Manssa Sm'kesian got the Gomey, a third b^eman/lefk both games Monday as Salem (WLC) def Jon Eric Corneliier Mike No 3 Chris Treadwell (S) def Corey goal, finishing a pass from Beider, Kim Di^dfich, a second swept past Ann Arbor Pioneer, Keesey 4 6 6 4 7 5 SALEM 6 Clearman 6 3 5 7 6 3 Jordan Falcusan with six min­ baseman/outfielder who has 1-0 and 11-3, in a non-confer­ No 4 Matt Curd Alex Fabiszewski (C) LIVONIA CHURCHILL 2 No 4 Sameer Dohadwala (S) def utes left in a conference match been hankered injury thus ence double-header at Pioneer def Avi Friedman Ahi Fuhuta 6 2 5 7 6 3 April 14 at Salem Dave Kosmalski 7 5 6 7 6?4 pl^ed at Franldm far, Sprankle, who will start m In the first game, Jurcak D u a^ m ^ record Canton 10 1 m the No 1 singles. Jerry Murray (LC) def No 1 doubles Pat Tokarski Rob Knsten O’Beime was m god left field, and Midielle Roelofs came on^n relief of starter Western Lakes Activities Association 2 Mike Ware 6161 Wallen (S) def Dave Stempien Matt for the shutout The victory and Knstina Turcayn, two Kelli Szczepanski^ who pitched 01 overall No 2. Pat Shaw (PS) def Glen Vicini 6 2 6 0 gave Salem a 1-0 record m the Wozniak 2 6 6 4 6 2 No 2 Jason Masters Jason Lewis (S) WLAA The Patriots are 0-4 more of the promising arms on just one mnmg Jurcak surren­ No CANTON 6 3 Chris Treadwell (PS) def Trevor def Steve Vert Mo Morns 6 0 6 2 overall, 0-2 in the conference Arnold’s exceptionally deep dered just one hit, walking one WAYNE MEMORIAL 2 Kogut 6 1 6 4 No 3 Scott Lytle Craig Lytle (S) def pitching staff and striking out one April 11 at Canton No 4 Samer Dohadwala (PS) def Corey Stram Ryan Monarch 6 4 6 4 On Saturday at Rodiester, Five juniors will also make The game’s only run scored No 1 singles Brian Keesey (C) def Mike Ligeski 4 6 6 4 6 2 No 4 Sean W illiam s Ross the fimsh was even more dra­ ^im pact on the squad out­ after Cortn^ Edwards reached Simeon Rowland 6 2 6 2 No 1 doubles PatTokarski Rob Heidenreich (S) def Joel Domke Alex matic Falcusan got the game- fielders Amber Filot, Jackie base on a passed ball after No 2 Steve West (C) def Paul Wallen (PS) def Evan Be Mike Lane 7 6 Witte 6 0 6 2 wmnmg goal this time, converti- Penno and Anne Rosales (who striking out Jess Bonello sacri­ mg a pass trem Megan also plays shortstop), first base- ficed her to second and Mandy McCarthy with just *32 remain­ man Kelly B ^ e r and Bradley followed with a solid ing catdier/^ird baseman base hit ffiat scored Edwards “It was a pretty good game, Heather Richardson Rachel Zoe Helm took the loss for BASEBALL four runs and knociked in six to Saginaw Arthur Hill m the back and forth,” said Rncks’ Wade, a freshman, has made the Pioneers, giving up just two Miller had three hits, includ­ first of two games played at coach Joe Nora “It was pretty enou^ of an impression to hits and one i ^ k while Stnk- FROM PAGE D1 ing a double, and two RBI, Saginaw Nouvel Catholic excitmg to get the wm mere at earn a starter’s spot at second mg out 17 Donaldson got two hits, scored Central the end ” base, and Conlon, a sopho­ “The girls came out strong Baptist Park 11, Canton Agape 8: two runs and drove in two Salem fell to 1-2 for the sea­ Heather Jones was in goal for more, IS yet another pitcher nght away and held their Errors continue to plague more, Estrada had two hits son the shutout She stopped seven who plays first base, too ground the entire game,” said Clanton Agape Christian On and scored three times, and Tbbin pitched five strong shots “A lot of people think I was Salem coach Bonnie Tuesday at Gnffin Park, the Ryan Barber had ^ two-run mmngs, givmg up all ffiree crazy keeping four pitchers,” Southerland “My defense was Wolverines allowed six runs in homer in the fourth runs (only one earned), but he KA2, Bethftsda Christian 2:A said Arnold “But we’ve been outetanding Jurcak had a the second and three more m Bommanto got the win in took the loss Arthur Hill had strong wind made a major dif­ able to use them and change great outmg and redly stepped the fourth, more than they relief of Donaldson, who just four hits, but Salem had ference Tliesday at Sterling up against opponents ” up when we needed her could overcome pitched the first 10 mmngs and only three Heights Bethesda Chnstian Ross remains his staff ace, “Zoe is a very good pitcher The loss left them at 1-3 gave up 10 earned runs on 15 In the second game against AB four goals were scored but that doesn’t mean he would who throvt^ a mean nse ball, Mike Bommanto took the hits, five walks and three hit Nouvel, the Rocks surrendered into the same goal hesitate to c^l on any of the one ofthe best I’ve seen so for pitching loss, he gave up eight bafomen He struck out 20 12 runs m the first four innings Plymouth Christian Academy others “Not at all,” he said, this year" earned runs on 10 hits and four Bommanto pitched one score­ and suffered a 12-2 loss m a traded 2-0 at halftime, Katie pointing to Saturday’s tourna­ The second game was a bit walks, striking out 10 Johnny less inning five-mmng mercy Balem had MacDougall trimmed file ment, dunng which Ross got different Jurcak got the win, Estrada led Agape with two five hits and committed five deficit to a ^ a l for the Eagles, two wins, Conlon and Roelofs but she gave up 10 hits and one hits, including a double, and Arthur Hill 3, Salem 2 : Dylan errors in the game and Katie Polera knotted it at got one apiece and Thrczyn walk, stnking out three three RBI Bommanto had two Tobin turned in a solid pitch­ Dave Pawlukiewics started 2-all earned a save The Chiefs shut Maggie Tiidor led the Rocks’ hits and an RBI, Nick Seeley ing performance Saturday, but and took the loss for the Rachel Rudzis was m goal for out both Garden City and a t t ^ wifii a home run, a dou­ got two hits and Gabe Molnar It wasn’t enough as Salem lost Rocks PCA. She had 12 saves Wyandotte Roosevelt by 2-0 ble and a sm^e and four runs had a two-run double in the m^gins, outslugged Dearborn batted m fourth Crestwood 9-3, and edged Edwards added three hits and On Monday at Gnffin Park, Salem 4-3 They lost to an RBI, Mandy Bradley had two Agape got Its first win ofthe Kennedy in the title game, 2-1 hits and two RBI, Emily Maletic season, edging Ypsilanti But it isn’t just his team’s had two hits and an RBI and Calvary Chnstian 16-15 in 11 pitching that has impressed Alycia Murawsfci got two hits mmngs him “I’m extremely pleased Salem is now 6-2 orerall, 1-0 The game-wmnmg rally with the defense the^ve m the WLAA and 1-0 m the started with a double by Kyle played,” Arnold said “And Lakes Division Pioneer Miller leading off the llth when you get five hits off of one dropped to 4-2 with the two David Donaldson walked and of die best pitchers m the area losses to Salem Estrada singled to load the (Thibet), you’re doing all right ’ Last Saturday at the Tkylor bases With Bommanto at the With the three Farmington Tournament, the Rocks went 3- plate, a passed ball scored schools having left the WLAA 2, beating Romulus 19-1, Wayne Miller with the winning run — North and Hamson played Memond 7-0 and Thylor Bommanto led the for the title last season — die Thimanll-3 They lost to even­ Wolvennes with four hits, race could be wide open “Our tual tournament champ Tkylor including a three-run home league is still very competitive,” Kennedy 4-0 and to tourney rtm in the third and a two-run he said “Their leaving won’t runner-up Canton 4-3 tnplem the first He scored

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SPORTS ROUNDUP Where U.S. military UMPIRES WANTED a m Thursdays beginning May interested m learning and by SIX weeks of competitive 1 for nine holes of golf Contact playing lacrosse This match play through June The Canton Community Susan Morman at (734) 414- fifth/sixth grade team from 12 goes, bowling follows Junior Baseball and Softball 9941 for more details Canton welcomes both new The sign-up period con- * Association is searching for and experienced players The eludes April 18 Call Matthew umpires for the 2003 baseball SPRING CLASSES team will play a 14-game Cunnm^am at (248) 344- n a daily basis, we are Bowlers Digest It is published season Anyone 14-and-over schedule from April 1 through 9505 for details llw a tc h in g as history is being monthly but not widdy distrib­ with some umpiring and/or The city of Plymouth is June 1 m the Middle School made in the battle of Iraq uted on newsstands baseball back^ound should accepting registrations for its Scholastic League T-BALL SIGN-UP As a noteworthy item, bowling The address is BowbngDigest, call Greg Angel at (734) 981- spring recreation classes Practices and games will be has been a fac­ 990 Grove St, Evanston, IL 3007 and leave your name and Youth programs include at Hentage Park For more The aty of Plymouth tor with our 60201-4370 or phone (847) 491- phone number, or email the Jump-A-Rama Play Program, information, check the web site Recreation Division will have military ever 6440, wwwcenturysports net or information to Fitness Yoga for Kids, at WWW eteamz com/cantonlax, registration for its 5-6 year-old since pnor to e-mail cs@century«porte net wdivgreg4@aol com Gymnastics, Dance, The Kwon or contact Ann-Mane T-ball league from 8 a.m -4 30 World War II It’s worthwhile reading for All umpires will be required Do and Ceramics Adult and Caravellah at (734) 483-5600 p m April I-’IS at the As we were bowlers and endiusiasts to attend an umpire’s clinic on senior programs include Recreation office, located at building a net­ ■ Keep m mind the Women’s May 18 All inquires need to be Scrapboolang, Gardening, DISC GOLF LEAGUE 625 Farmer in Plymouth m the work of tram- US Open coming soon to done by May 12 Creative Writing, Yoga, Cultural Center mg facilities, Sunnybrook Lanes in Sterling Hammer Dulcimer and A new yoqth disc golf (fiis- Children must be bom Ten Pin ai^elds such as H eists It begins with the pro- GOLFERS WANTED Fitness For more information, bee golf) league that will play between July 1993 and July Alley Sdfhdge in am squads starting at 11 am contact the Recreation this spring at Freedom Park 1995 A birth certificate IS Mount Saturday, May 24, and ends The Hickory Creek Ladies Department at (734) 455-6620 (southwest comer of Sheldon required The season rans Clemens were with the live TV finals on Golf League is searchmg for or check the web site at and Palmer) m Canton is seek­ from June 21-Aug 9 (no games Al among so maity Sund^,Junel Qualityii^ Harrison new players m die WWW a Plymouth mi us ing area youdis from ages nine July 5) j new Army, rounds begin on May 26 ml- Plymouth/Canton area. to 14 to join ^ r more information, Navy and lowed by match-play leading up Hickory Creek is located on WANTED: LACROSS PLAYERS The league will begin with call (734) 455-6620 Marine bases Selfridgeisa to the finals Ford and Napier m Canton two weeks of practices/clmics or check the web at good example of how our mili­ For those who enjoy bowling The league will meet at 8 Last call is now for kids from April 21-May 1, followed WWW Cl Plymouth mi us tary forces were able to go bowl­ m the pro-aifts, the entry fee is ing in their off-duty hours only $60 and th ^ get to bowl as Those bowling l^ e s still doubles partners with some of exist, and ffiere are several the great lady bowlers on tiie Independent living Senior Apartment Homes active leagues stiU using the pro tour For more information Visit the Observer online at facility As we went through bat­ or entry forms, call (5ary Zanck www.hometowniife.com tles m Europe, our Bntish allies at (586) 264-2700 were able to provide areas to M In the local lanes, Paul Visit us during our build more bases and of course, “Gump” Gadomski fir ^ his more bowling facilities sprung first-ever 300 game in his first O P E N H O U SE up before and after the war season in the Wonderland This Thursday, Friday, It’s Not Just^ As our operations became Classic at Wonderland Lanes m 34^ Cold Storage more global, GIs, sailors, Livonia. His wife, Diane, works A Saturday & Sunday Mannes and airmen got their just down the road at Woodland Ifs B y first of the sport of bowlmg Lanes April 17th, ISth, 19th and 20th F a r The while serving m the military in Earlier, Batry Schlussel had a from 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Best such action as Korea, Vietnam 298 in the same league F u r Care and now a second time m the At Plaza Lanes in Plymouth, Available! Middle East Don Parks of the Sun<^y T If our troops have a lengthy Mommg Hangovers league In -S to re stay in Iraq, there could be rolled a perfect game on his w ^ Join us for a tour \rly Bird Special t 'R E E bowling lanes built there as to an 804 senes and refreshm ents well Bowling is flounshmg in Meanwhile, I^t Agius of the T o t e B a g such places as Japan, Australia, Waterfoid Men ro ll^ his first a. 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SPORTS ROUNDUP Hughes leaves after 26 seasons MU VOLLEYBALL CAMPS Specially) Powers Park in Novi For more information and The camp will feature BY BRAD EMONS Madonna University will registration, call MU head vol­ instruction by Lee Bjerke, a > STAFF WRITER 'He had a real good run and host a senes of summer volley­ leyball coach and camp direc­ member of the Michigan High ball camps tor Jerry Abraham evenings at School Baseball Coaches There will be a changing of he's going out totally on his Cost IS $120 ($90 for youth (734) 254-0698 or the volley­ Assoaation Hall of Fame, the guard for Livonia Churchill camp) ball office at (734) 432-5612 along with Jessie Milosek of girls volleyball next season terms. With ail his experi­ Morning sessions will be Bowling Green State Hitting, Mike Hughes, one of the from 8 30 a.m -noon — June SPRING BREAK CAMP pitching, fielding and base run­ area’s most successful prep ence, nohody had a higher 29-July 2 (Site), July 7-10 ning will be covered coaches, turned in his resigna­ (Setters), July 13-16 (Hitters) Total Baseball will stage a For more information, call tion to athletic director Marc energy level. He was a go-go Afternoon sessions will be spring break baseball and soft- (248) 668-0166 or visit ^ Hage last week, signaling the from 1-4 — June 29-July 2 ball camp (ages 7-l7)> 9 a.m to WWW eteamz com/totalbase- end of an era. guy all the time and a top- (General Players), July 7-10 1pm, Monday through ball You can also email totalb- Hughes, who also plans to (Youth), July 13-16 (Defensive Wednesday, April 21-23, at ballwixom@aol com retire from teaching from the notch coach.' Livonia Public Schools in June, leaves with zxi overall record of Marc Hage 765-254-81 athletic director His 1991 team finished 47-1-1 and captured the state Class A Mike Hughes title He also led the Chargers to the 1979 state final and a the coach needs to be in the as well as you can And it’s state quarterfinal berth in building When you’re m the enjoyable to play when it hap­ 1979 building it’s so much easier” pens Under Hughes, Churchill Hughes, who ranks among “You talk about improving won 12 conference titles, the state’s top ten wmnmgest and you try to get better in including the 2003 Western voll^ball coaches, believes the terms of practice You find one Lakes Activities Association program will remain in good aspect of the game to get better championship, along with 11 hands at There’s always something to divisional crowns “It’s a good program with shoot at But it’s never perfec­ In his final season, Hughes solid kids and solid coaches. tion because we’re people ” led Churchill to the 0ass A I’m not baling out,” he said “I Hughes’ philosophy of regional final and a 49-8-3 still feel Churchill can be com­ coachmg volleyball went record petitive and have solid success ” beyond wins and losses "It’s going to hard to duph- After winning the 2002 “The games are student- cate what Mike did,” Hage said WLAA tournament, Churchill player oriented,” he said “He’ll sorely be missed I’ll was forced to forfeit five of its “Practice is coach-onented miss him like crazy six playoff wins and its cham­ You win because of the leader­ “He had a real good run and pionship trophy after Hughes ship of the kids” he’s goii^ out totally on his self-reported himself when he In ’91, Hughes enjoyed a spe- terms With all his experience, discovered a rules violation aal season nobody had a higher energy He had used two JV players Although unranked the level He was a go-go guy all called up for the varsity tour­ entire year, Churchill relied on the time and a top-notch nament in their 19th regular precision passing and stellar coach” season date, one over the maxi­ defense resulting in the Hage said the job will be mum allowable MHSAA limit school’s second state champi­ posted Monday with JV coadi But Hughes never flinched onship, a 15-13,16-7 victory Mark Gremer possibly as the about doing the honorable over Temperance Bedford in leading candidate thing, blaming only himself, the finals The Chargers return several for the mistake He said he “We knew we were a lot bet­ key players next year couldn’t have lived with him­ ter than people thought, but "It’s a very attractive posi­ self had he let it go once we won the Schoolcraft tion,” Hage said “I’m sure we’ll “I was not cognizant of the tournament, against some of get interest from all over” situation,” he told the Observer the finest teams in the state, we Hughes, a department chair in February of2002 “I just felt we had a chance,” H u^es in history and social studies at didn’t think It was not a ques­ said Churchill, felt the time was tion of being Ignorant I should “But our only goal that year right to retire have known It was my mis­ was to play our best during the “I still enjoy it and still enjoy take It hit me like a ton of year and play better than ^ e the kids,’ he said “But it’s a bncks when I realized it game before ” decision I thought about a long There’s no excuse ’ It was a philosophy that cer­ time and it heavily weighed on Hughes also believes players tainly worked well for Hughes, my mind win games, not coaches who had only one losing season “This coincides with my ‘You set excellence as a goal m 26 years retirement from teaching I and the kids will buy into that,” have a firm belief, if possible he said It s not the same as bemonstoe homecomm net and whenever possible, that winning but you try and play (734) 953 2123

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Association BY DOUG FUNKE STAFF WRITER Do your can levy Some Realtors love the work for its unlimited mortgage assessments income potential, others for the ability to set their We have recently been assessed own schedules homework a substantial sum for a new roof Most enjoy meeting and with no explanation as to where sharing in the happiness of pring has finally sprung the money has been going for clients, others socializing and the warming real many years. When I asked to see with colleagues Sestate market is showing the signed bids, neither the Some home sales profes­ its annual sprouts - “Home board nor the management sionals relish walking for Sale” signs popping up company would produce them. I through beautiful homes, around every comer You fee! the money is being spent others the challenge of put­ can increase the chance of frivolously on unneeded items ting together deals success during this house and too much control has been For many, it’s a combina­ hunting season - and per­ turned over to the management tion of reasons haps even avert disaster - by company. Are there any laws In “I guess it’s because it’s doing a htde mortgage the state o f Michigan governing so people intensive and so homework first how a board can assess diverse,” said Janice Researching your mort­ members for major repairs? Is it Grupido, broker/owner of gage possibilities does not not necessary to assess Countryside GMAC offices mean merely phoning a residents equally at the same in Rochester and IVoy “It’s dozen lenders to pnce out time and are there any laws not the same job Monday 30-year loans This tack will governing how a board or through Friday It’s change, likely get you 12 lavish management company handle challenge and constant promises designed to lure the finances and present learning you into the door information to the owners? “And the pure pleasure Before selecting a lender of helping people,” Grupido to fund your family's largest You have a multitude of added “If you don’t have JERRY 20LYNSKYI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER purchase, consider other questions regardmg the that, you’re in the wrong important factors besides goveram| of the association, business ” Mary Keoleian, affiliated with Real Estate One in West Bloomfield, ergoys finding a house for somebody and seeing that interest rate many which are dependent Grupido obtained her they're excited and pleased about it First, your best “quoted” upon what your real estate license m 1977 interest rate is totally worth­ condominium documents after she and her husband literally built trates almost all of those points less if your loan officer can­ provide Most documents their own home 1 thought it was a logical ‘We went to a home together They not deliver as promised allow the board some progression,” she said HOW TO JOIN RANKS called us about a mailing wehad done It Every experienced Realtor flexibility m levying Big money, Grupido said, doesn’t come Prospective real estate agents m was a couple from India They wanted to will tell you that almost every foiled real estate deal assessments to make repairs easy Michigan must be at least 18 years of sell on their own They got a value for the and/or replacements of the “It takes a lot of stamina, a lot of hard house In two weeks they called back and IS due to botched financing common dements as work,” she said “There’s a huge learning age said, ‘Please list our house ’ You need a lender who is opposed to requinng curve and the matter of sticking with it ’ Before embarking on a sales career “T^en we listed it, I went down to capable of getting your approval from the co-owners agents must complete a pre-ltcensmg Flonda to pick up a car and Bev sold it,” money to the closing table if capital improvements are STAYING ACTIVE he continued ‘We ve sold seven houses professionally and on time undertaken As to the class of 40 hours with instruction in through that family When someone Some mortgage lenders actions of the management Nancy Sielaff, a Realtor with Coldwell such areas as real estate law, financial decides^to sell, you have 10 to 15 adults show up for business when Banker Schweitzer, Bloomfield Hills, is 74 sitting around asking questions It’s kind the market is hot, then close company and the board, you responsibilities agency, fair housing are best advised to consult years old and has been m the business for of a unique experience on culture up shop during the off-sea­ with a knowledgeable 13 years and ethics, “I know that family now wouldn’t call son Fair weather lenders condominium lawyer who “It serves to get me up in the morning, Private companies some larger real anyone but us,” he said “Business is like a may not be your best choice to get moving, to go to the office and relate tree Every customer is a branch Whether Would you select a part-time can advise you as to whether estate franchises and community col­ or not there are abuses by to people and not feel out of the main­ you re a small branch or a large branch, or “discount” heart surgeon the management company stream of life,” she said leges offer the class on a regular you re going to get the same care Money to operate on a family mem­ and/or the board since you ‘My customers become my friends, they basis Cost ranges from about $195 to comes on its own ” ber, or an ‘ e-attorney’ to handle your family’s estate"? have various nghts as a co- really do,’ Sielaff added That’s pretty nice $225 owner, both under the at my age - to have increasing friend­ ON THE HUNT Choosing a competent condominium documents, ships ” Then there s the matter of passing the and ethical loan officer is no the nonprofit corporation i^ d y Norman, associate broker with state licensing exam ($46) Mary Keoleian, affiliated with Real easy task as they are scat­ Estate One in West Bloomfield, appreci­ tered throughout the indus­ act, and the condommium Century 21 Town & Country, Birmingham, Agents generally affiliate with an statutes, including the right has been matching sellers and buyers for ates the hunting aspect of the work try No single bank or mort­ to inspect the books, records 22 years office, work as independent contrac­ “The thing I probably enjoy most is gage company has cornered and contracts of the “It’s the ability to be rewarded for quali­ tors and are paid on a commission finding a house for somebody, seeing that the market on top talent association unless they are ty work - financially and personal satisfac­ basis They set their own schedules they’re excited and pleased about it That You are as likely to find a pnvileged tion,” he said “Having people know that gives me a lot of satisfaction,” she said “Schlep’ loan officer m a my name is associated with quality service Agents usually are responsible for It’s especially rewarding when clients well-advertised mortgage Robert M Meisner a lawyer con “I’ve had repeated $20 miUion-plus their own business plans and expenses bring repeat business company or bank as in a “I sold a couple a home in West smaller Mom-and-Pop shop centrates his practice in the areas sales years and owr $250 million in career including but not limited to paying of condominiums real estate cor sales,” Nornian added “I consider the Bloomfield It was my listing,” Keoleian A safe bet for choosing a porate law and litigation He can be value and repeated success I’ve had proba­ taxes health care costs and retirement said “The buyers were transferred the winning mortgage loan offi­ reached at bmeisnerilmich com bly puts me in the top two or three agents contributions from commissions next year and I sold the house again cer is “word-of-mouth” Beware 'This is not a movie, This column shouldntbe con m Oakland County” Business expenses are tax deductible “They were in Germany 2-1/2 years and strued as legal advice Putting together deals gives Curt when they returned, the guy asked his so make sure you use a Carson, a broker with RE/MAX Encore in wife, ‘Who do you want to work with?’ strong, credible referral Cl^feton, a big rush She said she "wanted to go with me, and I source “You have to deal ■with all the different found them a l;ouse in Novi Finally, tech savvy lenders issues that come up with particular par­ Tou get to be close to some of ihese can mal^ your life much ties, take care of problems,” he said people,” Keoleian said “There’s a lot of easier Many now have “Recently, I had an issue where clients emotion involved in moving They were so access to Automated were m an expensive house, the econon^ happy, so grateful It w'as so nice working Underwriting that allows changed and they needed to sell Initially, HAPPY TOGETHER with them ” them to get loan approvals they had tihe house listed too high It was Sandy Doner, associate broker with veiyquiddy Underwnting on the market for two years Someone Phil and Bev Anderlie, a husband-wife Remenca Hometbwn III, Canton, would speed can sometifries be as STILL FARMING referred the sellers to me team, have been affiliated with Clark 8c seem to speak for most colleagues with important as price, some­ “The house was in foreclosure and we Fron in Livonia for 13 and six years, her summation times more A loan officer Land active in agnculture by county ended up selling the house two weel« respectively “The people I meet, it’s so versatile who has invested in time- Figure IS acres 43 560 square feet or before the end of the redemption penod, That’s the big kick for Fhil the different personalities,” said the 23- savmg technologies is more an area 209 f t by 208 f t but we couldn’t close in time because the “It’s absolutely wonderful we get to year veteran apt to have his or her mind Locatrai z m 990 C!l6Pj[6 bank said it wouldn’t do the deal spend so much time together,’ he said “As “Being part of one of the most impor­ on the details of your trans­ Mwiroe 241000 7% “I took It to court, the bank capitulated for other things, I enjoy meeting different tant decisions people make in their life­ action StOalr ^.3 0 0 m s io 10 The key was taking care of these people people, different cultures you tdk to You times,” Doner added “That’s why it’s so Uvfngston 112100 125300 11 Wtehtenaw mioo 221300 M The bank got what it needed, the buyers meet all walks of life,” he said challenging Every transaction is different, Timothy J PhillipS'is 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ceilings & beautiful bath 2 car garage many mfomiation GAYLFORD AREA secluded views 3 bedrooms 3 Vz upgrades exc move in condi sandy lakefront home 4 baths large first floor master tion & great location By (734)495-0012 1-800-579-SELL bedroom 2 bath Beach boat “With community approval GOLF 248 377 2474 flEALTOI^ARSTHemf suite finished walkout owner $220 000 Calf for wwtvJu>metowtd^.com $329000 248 496 6575 appointment 248-489 3961 Offer expires 4/3(Y03 1 5 ( * ) Observer & Eccentric | Thursday April 17 2003 ivivic.hometownlife.com

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Westland Open Sunday 1 bedroom 700 sq ft $555 248-442 7091 baths appliances C/A hard LIVONIA 3 bedroom garage ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON 3 bed From $555 (734)697-4343 ( 7 3 4 ) ^ 3 5 5 5 1st mo rent ONLY $300 woods $795/mo Small charge fenced fo r pets water pard room bungalow a/c all appli Warren Ml Equal Housing ty p e e f l n l lL ^ •Executive units ROCHESTER HILLS ances 2 car garage quiet Oppommitv NSorporaMA^ availsdsle 1 MONTH Rent shown is for RENTAL PROS 248 356 RENT $850/mo Small charge West side of Mound Rd justj 2 bedrooms lower unit air RENTAL PROS 734 513 RENT street $975 248 642 6342 W W W slatkincorp com FREEH* 1 yr lease carport all appliances w/wash large 3 be< noiflio f1 3M ile Opposite Just West of 194 and! 27S Intetchange Heat/water Induced er & dryer Clubhouse & pool 2 bath home fireplace walk LIVONIA 3 bedroom 2 full SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedroom GMIfech Center AU located in BellevUle/Van Buren just Gw fenced 2 car attached garage at W OODLAND Central air vertical blinds $750/mo + secunty & utilities out lower level $1100 a baths 2 car garage Livonia 586-939-2340 N 1-94 Service Drive, 1/4 mile West ttfHagget^Rd. 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NOVI - Exquisite Style Decor & Location CANTON - Beautiful Townhouse Shows DEARBORN HGTS - Brick Ranch 3 bed LIVONIA - Outstanding Value in this Architectural Int detail make this home like a model 2 bedrooms bath Slav mar room home offers CA newer windows stand out 4 bdrm 3 5 baths w/Northville ble surround gas fireplace dining area hardwood floors partially finished base buyer or rental It offers a 4 car garage bedroom 2 5 bath colonial Fresh paint inside & out This 3 bedroom'home has an schools cath ceil in foyer lib formal DR w/doorwall to deck Kitchen w/oak cabi ment w/fuil bath glass block windows w/power and heat Updated kitchen decor & plenty of updates t/o Formal DR updated bath & most windows replaced kit has hdwd fir double oven & island nets & spice rack 1st floor laundry full pri Appliances included 1 5 car garage w/stainless appliances ceramic foyer & FFL FR w/frpic large basement spnnkler Newer roof shingles hot water heater breakfast room opens to GR & tiered d e d vate basement & attached garage $144500 (55RIV) 734455 5600 newer cabs Newer concrete drive vinyl system deck & oversized garage too decor & more All appliances 1 year home finished walk out 3 car garge & paver $169 900(50HUN) 734 455-5600 siding & fenced yard $94 900 {36FLO) Great location $324 900 (85PAR) 248 plan & quick occupancy too patio $559 900 (40BAR) 734 455 5600 248 349 5600 349 5600 M47500(42AUB)248 349 5600 O n l u i K 1

LIVONIA - Ready For You to Move Into' PLYMOUTH - Positively Plymouth' 1941 LIVONIA - Open Floor Plan Ideal for COMMERCE - 4 bedroom 3 bath con Lots of maintenance Free updates roof cape cod w/lots of curb appeal! LR w/FP & I 2 \ e i ...... ^ ______,_r temporary ranch Large great room w/fire windows siding new kitchen cabinets in built in cabs' Refurbished hardwood floors nace AC windows electric service exte place Vaulted ceilings 4 season Florida 02 in this great 4 bedroom 2 bath home in LR DR library & 2 bedrooms Archway nor doors great yard inground pool ro(xn Wooded lot overlooks pond Outside on a quiet street $120000 (60DEE) 734 to DR w/wood shutters Sunny kitchen has newer pump filiter & heater covered deck lights & sprinklers Multi level dedc w/hot 455 5600 pegwood floor & white cabinets Large Town & Country gas grill Awesome FFL All kitchen appli tub Home Warranty included Lower level family room finished LL 2 5 car garage + ances stay $289 900 (19RON) 248 349 rec room w/bath $254 900 (77SPR) 248 deck $345 000 (19IRV) 734455 5600 5600 349 5600

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CANTON - Updated 2 Bedroom Condo FARMINGTON - Easy Peaceful Living Michigan’s #1 Duick Sale This Great location facing serene courtyard Walk to town from this clean comfortable has so much Open flowing floor plan new oak kitchen & 1st floor ranch 1 bedroom 1 bath nice iv/bay windows bath spacious I iving room w/new carpet & Flonda room spacious living areas no ...... , — and bedrooms door to balcony Master bedroom w/waik in maintenance hardwood floors under car Master bedroom w/WIC bath & shower walls hardwood floors in most closet $111 900 (35FRA) 734-455 5600 pet 1 car garage Stove refrigerator Century 21 Firm! Hardwood floors steel entry doors Florida rooms Finished basement 2 car attached included Its all here and affordable room updated krt Newer appis Great Located on a corner lot $115 900 $74900 (53KIN) 734 455-5600 home $149 900 (29KEN) 248 349 5600 .248 349 5600

WESTLAND - Country Living in flie City 2 LIVONIA - Classy Colonial Condo Dent W ESTUND - Roomy & Clean 2 bed NORTHVILLE - Prestigious Timber Ridge NOVI - Sit and relax Its a NO NO MILFORD - 2002 New Construction acres 3 bedroom 2 5 batti brick ranch w/2 miss this sharp well maintained 2 bed room 2 bath condo offers newer caipet Gorgeous 6 bedroom 3 5 bath tudor on painting no fixing no yard work in this Custom 2 story home on walk out LL on a car attached garage deck full basement room 2 5 bath end unit w/2 car attached thru out neutral tones baths w/beautifu! premium lot in cul de sac Awesome view condo community 3 BR/loft 3 BA 2 story 1+ acre cul-desac wooded lot 4 bed newer roof hot water heater ceramic garage full basement walk in closets ceramic also ceramic foyer unit offers car that IS wooded & private w/babbling brook end unit w/attached garage on cul-de-eac rooms 3 5 baths w/granite & maple dual baths Splittable land $335000 (60GRA) light oak cabinets in kitchen Very private port doorwall to deck all appliances Fresh paint personality & curb appeal setting 1st floor master w/ WIC Large fireplace stylish master suite w/lafge 734-455 5600 deck Home Warranty offered $193900 w/new fridge & home w a rr^ ty $114 850 galore Kitchen in lower level Perfect for deck off back w/view of 8th fairway Jacuzzi tub Many updates $529 950 (27MER) 734 455 5600 (67SHO) 734-455 5600 guest suite w/private bath Won t last long Breathtaking LL w/office & living quarters (83RAV) 248 349-5600 $548000 (72SCE) 248 349 5600 $224 900 (17PR!) 248-349 5600

CANTON - Sunflower Sub 4 Bedroom BEDFORD - Great Starter Under 95K CANTON - Quality Thru Out Gorgeous WtXOM - Spacious Colonial This immac BEDFORD - Sharp Updated Ranch WARREN - Perfect Brick Starter This 3 Colonial Move in condition Lovely home Updates updates & more Newer/updated oak kitchen cust hdwd firs in kitchen DR ulate home offers 3 bedrooms 2 5 baths Clean & well maintained 3 BR 2 BA home bedroom 2 bath brick ranch has two car in popular sub w/comm pool tennis cts & roof shingles furnace windows hot water hall & foyer Oak 6 panel doors huge FR Great room w/vaulted ceilings dining Freshly painted 03 wndws siding 02 gar w/newer gar door & electronic opener clubhouse Professionally finished base heater driveway walk paint carpet & w/wet bar & FP master bedroom w /m ^ter room and a ma^er suite w/catfiedral ceil newer doors & storms roof & gutters 98 newer turn hot water heater dishwasher ment w/bdrm & rec area w/wet bar 2 fler more Just turn the key & move in $94 900 bath w/jetted tub & walk in closet All in mgs Neutral decor Close to nature pre turn & AC 97 fin bsmt & newer blinds liv kit & bathroom sink Two full baths partial­ deck fenced yard nicely landscaped (51 NOR) 734 455 5600 this 4 bedroom 2 5 batti colonial w/2 car serve and Walled Lake schools Sub has ing room updated kit ceramic floor & ly fmshed basement copper plumbing all open floor plan + fireplace in family room attached garage & partially finished base approx 10 acres of woodland commons countertop & ceiling fan All hardwood hardwood floors & cement patio in took UN) 734 455 5600 ment $249 900 (03WED) 734 455 5600 area $309 900 (76TRA) 248 349 5600 floors $138 900 (24TEC'

ALLEN PARK - Clean Brick Ranch 3 bed PLYMOUTH - Exceptional Condo m NORTHVILLE - Outstanding Northville NORTHVILLE - Walk to Downtown from BEDFORD - What a $ s room 2 bath 2 5cargaragew/opener fin Plymoufli Updated Located on serene Ranchi 3 BRs 3 BAs! Ceramic foyer this 3 bedroom 2 5 bath condo Relaxing room 1 5 bath brick fan\^ii •vun ijinoiieu iv u iiii' .3 U0UIW1II9 t. i j uaiMS isiim y luuiTI ished basement w/sauna & bath updated wooded lot 2 bedrooms 2 5 baths 2 car CI3newer hdwd fis in 2 BRs GR w^ull brick 1st floor MBR w/his/her bath separate basement Many updates 2 5 car garage w/natural fireplace hdwd kitchen dining windows beautiful Florida room off master att gar rec room w/sauna & exer rm Open r r vauucu L^iiiny w/wuuu Uoains nil iiaQ shower & roman tub Newly refinished Heated breezeway One year home war room living room first floor laundry 2 car bedroom large closets plenty of storage flowing floor plan 2 doorwails to large solid oak cabs sunny breakfast room hdwd floors in entry hall kitchen & nook ranty included $173 000 (07SAR) 248 att garage Invisible fence brid< paver walk appliances included 1 year home warran deck DR lib/den FP w/marble surround opens to ded( profess fin LLi-i lyii-L MBR opens Newer carpeting t/o First floor laundry 349 5600 & patio Finished bsmt super court foca ty $136 900 (27HAR) 734-455 5600 6 pane! wood doors t/o Walk to downtown to pn\«te deck Home Protection Plan! French doors to deck overlooking beautiful tion Close to downtown All kitchen appis Ply $259 900 (14PIN) 734 455 5600 $319900(24WEA) 734455-5600 yard $299 900 (21STL) 248-349 5600 stay $304 900 (81MOR) 248 349-5600

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BRIGHTON $724,900 PLYMOUTH $499,900 PLYMOUTH $389,900 BLOOMFIELD HILLS $384,900 MAGNIFICENT HOME on exceptional lot THIS HOME STANDS ABOVE THE REST! BEAUTIFUL PLYMOUTH HOME! Open BUILT 2000 W/3120 SQUARE FEET this BEST OF BLOOMFIELD! Flowing centr backing to nature preserve in Fox Hollow! Custom 4 BR on wooded hilltop lot floor plan 4 bedrooms 3 5 baths Oak kit impressive 4 BR 3 5 BA colonial is simply entrance large rooms large property wraps Dramatic ceilings gourmet kit w/granite overlooking private lake' 2 story GR cozy w/island Master suite offers 2nd fireplace the best deal in Plymou^ Offers great layout pool Bloomfield Hills schools location Magnificent mstr ste fin d w/o bsmt hearthrm Istflrmstrw^avishbath library Finished basement w/10 ceilings w/huge kitchen 2 FP 3 car garage & location' Priced to sell' Blue chip'(64RID2) Numerous amenitiest(54W002) 3 frp is 4 car garage & bonus rm (14B E A2) professional dark rm & full bath (23H48269) moreni(W51159)

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K L u . - i CANTON S339.900 CANTON $339,000 SCOTTY, BEAM ME HOME lo inis loveiy ^ BIG HOUSE, BIG POSSIBILITIES! New bdrm 2 5 bath colonial in Plymouth/Canton owners needed! One of the largest homes school district Beautifully decorated in a small sub in the center of Canton Great Baybrooke Maintained to perfection Call for buy! Needs some work Make it a an appointment!{23S45389) showplace!(32BAY2)

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PLYMOUTH $309,900 PLYMOUTH $299,900 LIVONIA $294,900 FARMINGTON $279,900 CANTON $259,900 LIGHT & BRIGHT OPEN FLOOR PLAN! YOU MUST SEE THIS HOME' Spacious 3 BR, 3 5 BA, GREAT FLOOR PLAN 1st LOCATION, QUALITY, VALUE, & CHARM BEAUTIFUL MASTER 1ST FLR CAPE Wonderful 3 BR 2 5 bath home with downtown 2 story 2 071 square feet 4 fir mstr ste w/jetted tub sep shower & bay 4 BR 3 BA 2200 sq ft brk ranch COD 2 Ig rms up plus a loft area for poss unbelievable pricel Neutral tasteful decor bedrooms 2 5 baths Updated electric & wndw 2nd fir w/lg BR full BA & flex loft 3 Remodeled (S36267) FR o r office P rof fin bsm t w /2 B R an d a full 1 1st floor mstr 2 story GR w/gas FP & tg plumbing Renovated kitchen with cherry skylts central vac hrdwdfirs deck off brkfst BA 35BAtotal Istfirlaundry GR w/FP& deck perfect for entertaining (74WEN2) & granite Delightful'(23A750) rm fin LL (N33359) oath ceilings Newer wndws & rf (S46639)

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CANTON $259,900 CANTON $234,900 NORTHVILLE $199,900 FARMINGTON $199,900 LIVONIA $189,900 IF FAMILY MATTERS,THIS HOME IS FOR DREAM MAKER' Perfect wooded setting NORTHVILLE S BEST CONDOMINIUM COMFORTABLE 3 BR HOME ON LG N E E D 4 B R A N D A P R IC E Y O U C A N U V E YOU! Over 2162 square feet with 4 large {23J44431) V A LU E ' W alk to tow n from this te rrific 3 BR LOT! Just over 1400 SF mostly hardwood WITH’’ This IS the house for you! 1 5 BA bedrooms Family room is 23x13 w/ Lexington condo w/view of meandering floors new kitchen cabinets & floor all bsmt nicely updated spacious lot 1406SF fireplace Built in 1988' Great Canton stream Find walkout Lyi w/huge FR Neutral appliances included newer furnace & FR & kit have skylghts 2 car attd gar West location (K1107) decor 2 car garage & immed occupancy' siding mstr with W!C Farmington Livonia location FR w/wood stove (C8906) (62YOR2) schoo1s'(04GIL2) P C S 7 0 7 S 2 734-591-9200 734-455-7000 248-348-6430 248-348-6430 734-591-9200 V 5f I

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GARDEN CITY $159,900 DEARBORN HEIGHTS $154,000 BELLEVILLE $149,900 LIVONIA $149,000 REDFORD $144,000 VERY VERY CLEAN HOME & NICELY RANCH WITH OVER 90 ACROSS FRONT HERE IS A HOT ONE! I Older Belleville VERY CUTE & CLEAN! Many updates in ROOMY RANCH ONTRiPLE LOT with 2 5 DECORATED Ideal family home w/lots of O F LO T Beautiful Dearborn Hgts hom e w /2 bungalow 3 bedroom 2 bath with full this 3 BR 1 220 SF home Refinisned hdwd c a r attd ga r w /sh o p & 2n d g a r w /10 ft d r for great & unique storage Fam rm liv rm & full top of th e line ba ths built in appliances basement large 219 foot deep lot 21/2 car firs new ceram ic firs & sharp fin d bsm t w / your RV! New furn a/c elec carpet & paint, den ail in one home Kit remodeled w/oak new kitchen roof brick windows floor garage K itchen and baths rem odeled W alk wet bar Drive has turn around (15INK2) updated kit & bath Come see for cabs & beautiful fir Newer windows & everything new 1 yr home warranty (R442) to town (E130) you rself'(P19910) furnace (F291) 734-326-2000 734-326-2000 PC 220192 734-326-2000 248-348-6430 PC 070362 734-591-9200

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GARDEN CITY $137,900 REDFORD $134,900 REDFORD $129,900 GARDEN CITY $127,900 WESTLAND $125,000 JUST WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR' NICE 3 BR BRK RANCH, READY TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD in this 3 EASY LIVING In this well maintained 3 NICE STARTER HOME! 3 bedroom solid M o ve right into this sharp 3 bedroom ranch MOVE IN' Neutral decor updated kitchen bedroom brick Redford ranch with full bedroom bungalow with full basement and 2 starter home Needs a special touch Bonus w/finisned bsmt and 2+ car garage full basement fenced yard and garage finished basement 2 baths central air & 2 1/2 car garage Enc porch to deck with hot to buyer’s a g e n t & u p to $ 3 K w ith accepted Updated windows roof furnace & CA F H A term s (F20372) car garage large fenced lot and more (0204) tub C/A Newer carpeting furnace & offer Large lot 2+ca2+car garage full basement hardwood floors maint free enterior (B296) electrical (L575) fenced (23H33100)

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PONTIAC 1998 Tlunsport $11 500 734 788 6158 silver/black loaded naviga NEON 1998 ACR Convertible black auto 45K great $5500 734 421 5680 windows remote start 8 6 k 1 3 1 K 5 EXT Red CD exc cond EXPLORER 1997 XLT loaded MONTERO SPORT 2001 XL8 tion heated seats CD Chang senger very clean New vinyl $12 995 EXPLORER 2 dr 1999 top low miles One owner owner $5 500 734 485 6823 speed air power tint Mods $ 8 500/best 248 366 0627 V8 AWD moonroof 6 CD 4x4 ail options Perfect cond er unlimited roadside assis $5500 (248) 474 6706 Fox loaded 53K $10 500 tance $39 500 313 999 3441 $10 499 734 777 3232 Chrysler 1999 300M Chrysleivjeep VENTURE 1997 Clean 67K Reduced $8250 248 626 2430 $13 999 734-637 6656 Plati (313) 563 2582 SEDAN DEVILLE 1996 num mint loaded moonroof NEON 2001 Sedan 11K auto 5 dr loaded good cond EXPLORER 1999 4x4 2 dr SUBURBAN 1999 L8 loaded MERCEDES 2003, SL500 33K (734) 455 8740 GMC 1997 Jimmy SLT loaded leather seats immac new brakes& Michelins a steal silver exc cond Warranty $7000 (248) 546 9456 CD tow package loaded 60Kmi 2WD newtires/brakes ROADSTER silver/charcoal $8000 248 474 8735 black cd hviiy miles $7800 ulate condition $10499/best at $11 700 248 624 7330 MUSTANG 1998 GT 6 8 K $9900I 248i 476 7696 $15 900 734 467 4932 450 miiss 248 646 5337 VOYAGER 1999 (248) 761 7386 (734) 641 3207 NEON 2002 SE $9 995 Conyertlble, Auto air very Great cond $6000/best EXPLORER TAHOE 1996 LT m int 4x4 MERCEDES BENZ 1999 E320 CIRRUS 1998 1 owner low miles w/warranty Only GMC 1999 SLE 2500 4X4 2000 Sport 4x4 a OBViile 1996 Northslar 4 7 0 00 mt candy apple red 248-910 2842 leather maroon 80K AWD exc cond 33K loaded + $12 500 extended cab 8 ft bed stoim steal at $12 995 w/black leather interior power CRESmBOBBBBBS WINDSTAR 1997 fully loaded $10500 (248) 8 6 6 7562 Bose sunroof phone heated Cloth top immaculate 734-421-S7MI TYME SALES 734 455-6566 gray 6 L V8 auto 31 500 mi ^500/best 734 753 4503 air $7500/best 248 944 5794 low miles every option YUKON 2000 Denail black seats $29500 248 486 6561 MUSTANG 2000 GT dark CD loaded bucket seats run 734-421>5730 CIRRUS 1997 STATUS 1999 SE certified S ) Shop TYME & Save ning boards & pickup cap exc tan leather chromes Bose MERCEDES 1998 8LK SEVILLE 1980 exc cond LXI Perfect red 4 6L manual 26K miles TYME SALES 734 4SS 5566 Red condition sunroof (Troy) 8/80 000 warranty $7 995 cond no rust $19000/best FORD 2001 Escape 4x4 V6 CD ready to gol $22 980 leather 350 engine AZ car no loaded excellent cond 8200 miles loaded $35 000 $2 900 248 219 6204 WINDSTAR 1997 Vl/ell mam 734 421 0283 734 731 0433 auto 29k leather CD player jo m m i H B m MERCDES 1989 300E rust $3000 810 229 7225 eBESIWBBBBmE $15 300 (734)394 1655 talneO $3 800/best SOLO Jeep 1998 Grand privacy glass trailer towing 734<4l2S-0900 Silver moonroof leather 92K ^ V ILLE 1992 Medium CONCORD 1998 LXI Exc exc cond under warranty!' miles $9500 248 608 07t8 Laredo, loaded 75K hvi/y mi blue blue leather all power cond new tires 1 owner STATUS 2002 SE full 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Excellent cond sli iForii (|3l| mi $21 000 810 220 1481 50 000 m i left on lease auto 13K red gray leather 6 16 fuchs sunroof loaded Call (248) 652 4254 8/80000 warranty $14 995 AUDI 1996 A4 2 8 5 Speed ver leather Infinity cd loaded TBIRD 2002 Convertible CD in dash moonroofl Must Pearl w ^ la c k leather loaded 89K $24900 248 475-8831 74k $7 750 248-559 3438 DODGE 1996 selVbest offer 734 455 0675 CAMARO Z28 1992 Show CASH 1 400 miles mint cond Van Conversion a im n /m B m e sunroof Bose 6 CD changer P0RSHE 1984 944 734-421>5700 red winner all original 23K Best LHS 2000 leather moon CD $34 888 rear air captains chairs FORD EXPLORER XLT 1994 Exec cond 130K hwy great power auto 28000 original Dealer will sell on cosignment everything $5 995 deal' $7500 [248) 391 6880 Offer 734 462 0334 $15 995 Fox m ils RAM 2002 2500 4 dr 4x4 Loaded remote start Exec mi $7000/best 248 231 5810 or pay cash for your used car Chrysler-Jeep white 17 000 miles $19 980 cond 91K S6000/best 313 AUDI 2000 A4 1 8T quatro CASH TYME SALES 734 465 5586 562 6152 SAAB 2006 93 4 dr 5 734-421-S7(» (734) 455 8740 734*421 >5700 sedan AWD auto CD chang speed black tan leather tnte CONTOUR 1997 Exec cond er $16500 248 524 1015 For your used car Dodge 1999 GMC 1996 JIMMY SLT 4x4 rior 30 000 miles air cd Dealer needs cars NEON 2001 Cinnamon 7 600 green/grey auto 2nd owner TAURUS 1997 LX Wagon 7344)294)900 BMW X5 2001 2500 8 pass 55k tow pkg 49k great condition $8 700 3 0 L AWD moonroof loaded $14 900 li/fy wife says I pay too much' m iles auto a ir power cas 92 200 actual miles looks Loaded 135k sunroof great 59 L $9 500 248 969 2817 TOYOTA 1991 4x4 pick up 248 851 6126 26 5K miles loaded exc (248) 642 1034 For phone appraisal sette $ 8 500 248^39 0380 new $3500 (734) 645 6170 car $3800 248 752-0401 cond $35 900 (248) extended cab bedliner 100k GRAND CHEROKEE 1997 SAAB S3 2002 fTM E SALES 734-455 5566 FORD 19M E150 Full Size 808 0 00 0 BlacKw/tan PLYMOUTH 1988 Breeze must sell $2700 248 640 5370 Laredo 56K clean loaded leather loaded low mi. Conversion Van TV VCR ilER 1994 2 d r runs certified 8/80 0 0 0 warranty immaculate condition only $11 999 734 422 6122 BMW 1988 3251 auto new $22 500 (248)683-0163 jreat low mi 5 speed $ 8 995 $3999 tires very clean 92k $6000 SPRING GRAND CHEROKEE 1998 (248) 476 0778 SUZUKI 2002 4 dr Aerio ;31$0/best 248 231 5810 TYME SALES 734-455 5566 LTD CRESTWOOBBrnS 8 cyi heated leather BMW 1992 9 000 miles auto air loaded CAVALIER 2001 CD spoiler FORD 1996 E150 Conversion BLAZER 1996 810 4WD seats exc cond assign bal 7351 87k miles 734-421-5700 exc cond green/beige forest green $9 980 auto, air 4 door ABS SAVINGS! 5 8 trailer tow 40k exc silver 4 dr air CD power ance zero deductible 7 $ 8 500/best 734 495 0650 PT 2002 Cruiser Limited cond $10 995 734-453 2032 locks/windows New engine/ yr/IOOK extended service $8500 Paul (248) 446 9801 '98 Mustang '99 Intrepid tires in 2002 $5500/best BMW 1993 leather moon 14K $15 995 Ford 1997 Club Wagon plan $14 000 248 202 0778 5251 165k auto CAVALIER 2001 Z24 CD F ox Jft-ills V6 AUTO AIR V 6 AUTO AIR 83K miles 4 captain chairs 313 533 1869 leather sunroof exc cond S (r auto showroom clean GRAND CHEROKEE 2002 LTD Chiysler-Jeep ’^ 8 . 9 9 5 new tires shocks exc cond BLAZER 2001 4 dr 4x4 only 7k mi loaded new $7 250/best 248 788 3082 734 981 4249 > 9 . 9 9 5 $7900 248 305 9284 loaded low miles only $38 000 asking $23 500 BMW 2001 3301 Green/Sand JGavalier 2002 4 dr sedan (734) 455 8740 leather Premium & cold '02 Sebring '01 Stratus RT Ford 1999 El 50 white $13 333 GMCeitified 248 563 0152 CADILLAC air auto cd remote start PT CRUISER 2001 Touring POWER VERY CLEAN package 10 0 0 0 miles 1965 Fully V6 LEATHER, 0 ) MOONROOT exc cond air warranty HONDA PASSPORT mint cond alarm 14 200 pkg silver auto 44K clean $35 500/best (734) 495 9585 restored Everything new * 1 2 . 9 9 5 $8500/best 248 489 1053 1-S77-55-CHEVY 1998 sport package 4x4 S15 000/best 734 729 3711 miles $9 795 (248) 478 7082 $10 600/best 734 464 6366 * 1 4 . 9 9 5 FORD 2002 E 150 Cargo fully loaded leather power CASH CAVALIER 2002 Z24 CADILLAC 2002 Escalade CHEVY CHEVELLE 1974 red PT CRUISER 5 speed 99 jeep Cr Cherokee Ltd 01 Wrangler Sport 4x4 Van V6 15K mi warranty sun roof 1 owner mint cond ^to loaded pristine pevrter firemist every option For your used car Malibu 7900 mi/actual V8 all bronze tape/CD air auto 4X4 LEATHER LOADED' V6 AIR CD HARDTOP $13C00/best (734)261 6323 $11 900 (248)582 0350 Dealer needs cars $10 200 (248)682 1807 doors/locks By owner sharp $37 480 original $8000 734 455 2361 FORD ECONOUNE1989 100K Jeep 1999 Cherokee Limited My wife says I pay too rnoch! $11 750 (248) 388 5411 * 1 4 . 9 9 5 * 1 5 . 9 9 5 For phone appraisal CHEVY IM PAU 1968 SS dtVAUER 2002 TIT miles + Minor rust runs j m m a m K Great cond 73K miles loaded sunroof CD 5 speed PT Cruiser 2001 leather all 00 Grand Cherokee 4x4 well $1300 734 765 7343 leather $9300 248 879 5875 TYME SALES 734 455 6566 Convertible big lock 4 speed Wranglers black/red $11 500 21K $9800 313 213-5512 power keyless 54k loaded Wanted! 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BY DALE BUSS With Jeep Liberty, what you see is what you get A reasonably priced SUV that screams off-road capability - and delivers on expectations Unlike some competitors, however. Liberty’s aggressive stance isn’t hiding the capacity for a silky on-pave- ment performance as well This modellode proves rather ordinary once it gets onto roads Liberty was a great stroke for DaimlerChrysler when the company introduced the compact SUV model two years ago, replacing its outmoded CJierokee, which had been in production for nearly The 2003 Jeep Liberty Screams Off-Road Capability two decades And this vehicle’s two most outstand­ ing features are paying dividends for Jeep and its pounds. Liberty clearly is rugged for its size Its and five could comfortably make short trips There customers Command-Trac four-wheel-drive system is leg­ also is adequate cargo room behind the side-open- Call Toll Free At a suggested retail pnce of $24,295, the Liberty endary as a feature of all recent Jeeps, with a set- mg rear door 29 cubic feet behind the 35/65-split Sport model I tested illustrates reliability and flair and-forget feature governing all-wheel drive The folding rear seat, and 69 cubic feet when that seat is 1-800-579-SELK7355) at an affordable level for most consumers lowering of the nde height by one inch from 2002 folded down Fax Your Ad* (734) 953-2232 Competing m a crowded category with the likes of models helps improve stability, yet Liberty still has The Sport edition is pretty bare-bones, with the Honda CR-V, Ford Escape, Toyota RAV4 and a foil eight inches of suspension travel It easily gob­ standard package limited to amenities such as an Watk-jn Office Hours. Mazda Tribute, Liberty offers an adequate cost-ben­ bles up obstacles such as good-sized potholes and auxiliary 12-volt power outlet and AM/FM stereo Monday Friday 830am to5 pm efit argument and has sold well for road ruts With the 3 7-liter PowerTech V6, 210- with cassette The Sport version that I tested also After Hours Cali (734)5910900 DaimlerChrysler horsepower engine that is standard with any auto­ included air conditioning, power locks and windows Deadlines: To place, No doubt a major reason for the common appeal matic transmission in Liberty, there’s plenty of pick­ and mirrors, keyless and illummated entry, six pre­ cancel or correct ads of Liberty is its second most significant feature up (and hauling of up to 5,000 pounds, tops among mium speakers and a leather-wrapped steering s compact SUVs) wheel, among other features Sunday styling In a segment that is filled with me-toos. Liberty boldly harkens back to the look of its blood­ But on smooth pavement, where even Liberty One step up, the Renegade offers features includ­ 5.30 pm Friday line ancestor, the ongmal Jeep Willys, which helped gets most of its use, the vehicle has made some ing a new overhead console with customer-pro­ Sunday Real Estate to liberate Europe during World War II The tr^e- compromises that mark it down in comparison with grammable features, including which doors unlock 5.30 pm Thursday mark Jeep gnlle, with seven vertical rectangles, is more car-like competitors Liberty’s ride is too With the first press of the remote-keyless-entry Thursday joined by retro round headlamps truck-like for my taste, lis handling a little too loose. unlock button, miles driven between service inter­ 6pm Tuesday Other design notes include short front and rear Its steering rather heavy At 17 miles per gallon in vals and the amount of time that headlights remain Thursday Real Estate Display overhangs, a high roofline, rear-mounted spare tire the city and 21 on the highway, its fuel efficiency on when exiting the vehicle The top-of-the-line 3 pm Monday and l6-inch alloy wheels below pronounced wheel also is a bit on the lean side for how it’s positioned Limited edition ratchets up the amenities to include flares Liberty thereby asserte a certain amount of and marketed 17-inch chrome wheels and heated seats automotive athleticism, yet its design is “cute” Yet, of great interest to all dnvers, wherever they Overall, Liberty ends up being consistent with enough to appeal to the broad cross section of make take Liberty The 2003 vehicle has been given the promise of its styling and market positioning Eecdfftrk/liitam otfve affordable-SUV buyers the federal government’s highest ratmg m three sep­ some exciting capabilities for those who don’t mind CfsssH^dfftfiewek Jeep makes much of Liberty’s off-road capability arate categories Head-protecting curtain side a bit of an elemental SUV experience And a good While I didn’t test it per se in the midst of a airbags and anti-lock brakes are optional value for the money Michigan winter, I can describe it At about 4,000 Inside, Liberty offers ample room for four people, W nte Dale Buss at daledbuss(gaol com O B 0 d 0 9 2 S 7 7 I Lincoln Lissan

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Only $2100 1 Mazda ^ ^ 1 loaded low miles $16 980 (734) 455 8740 (734) 455 8740 Great graduation gift' 47k 3.9% APR on select models** TAURUS 1999 SHO 24k ml TYME SALES 734 455 5566 miles $11 500 248 561 9962 every option perfect JOWfffOdHiBWCK GRAND PRIX 1997 GT fully SATURN SCI 1995 70 500 Spring Sports Car Specials $11 900 248 478 3544 CiViC 1995 exc cond man MAZDA RX7 1988 new 734-i29*0900 loaded runs great very reli miles perfect cond $4500 JEHA 1996 QLS 83K 5 ual white sunroof 1 0 0 K engine runs good CENTRA 1999 QXE special able $7600 (734) 425 4607 (248) 652 921 la tte r 2pm speed sunroofZcassette Good TAURUS 2001 1 owner $3 700 Bret 248 960 4545 $3 000/best 734 421 8610 cond $6600 248 645 1843 clean A8S low mi cd good edition mint 60K hwy auto GrandPrix1997GTP2dr bik SC21998 black auto loaded 2000TRANS AM 2001 MONTE Loaded $7 000 734 667 3130 cond $8800 734 657 9751 CIVIC 1998 5 Speed 81K MIATA 2090 LS Low miles ext Zither Loaded exc cond only 29k miles ABS br^es PASSAT199D newair tires Redttops57V8 CARLO SS $7900/best 76k $8 200 SOLD $7500 (734)721 5168 belts exhaust 166K good TAURUS 2002 SE 13K hard top garaged winters Red leather p moon 31K 810 220 5957 $15 000 248 767 5308 joiiisinohile cond $1550 248 910 7663 $20,495 loaded reduced $4000 SUNFIRE 1995 SE 54K SL1 1997 Exc Cond gold 1999 GRAND $17,495 $12 995 Odyssey 2801 EX power slid w/Sunroof & spoiler Asking cruise air bags stereo free Passat 1999 6U V6 28 ing drs rear heat/air ALERQ 1999 Charcoal $4200 Purple (734) 844 3347 washes $3600 734 762 7221 black leather int Berry e>d PRIX GT 2000 CAMARO SS a t m u m m s B am/fm/cd great condition leather every option just off All weather pkg luxury pkg 4 door silver only 35K COUPE 734-421-5760 34K miles Asking $20 500 !6B5B $8999 SUNFIRE 2000 GT CONVERT SL2 1 998 Auto air 75 000 sunroof new tiresZbrakes 248 344 1554 TYME SALES 734-455 5S66 IBLE Red/white top & interior miles $4600Zbest offer 63K miles $12 800 $11,495 Black automate 11K TAURUS 2003 SE 2000 Cougar 1984 Florida car very clean 74k V6 auto ac 36K CD/cassette air bags 734 458 8106 Call Todd 248 730 8633 2000 CAMARO SS CALL miles green loaded save Cutlass Supreme 1994 Red power everything new tires $2300 (941)928 2436*ln Ml mint cond only 44K mi PASSAT 2000 GLS Wagon CONVERT thousands $12 930 $10 950 (248) 858 2695 2000 GRAND COUGAR 1999 beautiful V6 $5200/best 734 420 6959 eves 248 377 2200 days loaded new brakesZtires 39K Red blad(top autoSIK m s m iN B w c K miles $15 500 248 647 9628 PRIX GT COUPE XJS 1993 Covertibte 6 cyl new tires 74k $9 500 After SUNFIRE 2000 GT Convertible CALL 4 30pm 734 422 0551 I Pontiac ^ ) 3800 V 6 31 OOOmies auto 61k exc cond $13000 red full power $11 995 CAMRY1995 4 dr power wm 2001 MONTE TAURUS 1997 SHO Black 248 669 1802 248 640-0690 dows/iocks 130K hwy exc $13,495 COUGAR 1999 all pw r CD :Fox Mlitts 75K moonroof New tires BONNEVILLE 1995 SE like shape $5200 734 462 2919 CARLO SS $8300/best 734 981 3554 51K Transferable warranty to Chiysler-Jeep Sliver p moon leather 75K $8750 734 658-8961 new 1 ovmer low mi loaded BEREHA1994 31 automatic 1998 BUiCK S6500Zfirm 248 982 8043 (734) 455 8740 CAMRY M 4 dr auto 29K loaded THUNDERBIRD 1997 sunroof 65K m i silverZbeige 100K sold sold sold REGAL GS ARnfversary Edition triple GRAND MARQUIS 1992 LS $17,495 Supercharged red leather WRANGLER 1994 new tires BONNEVILLE SSE 1998 TRANS AM 1994 White wZ $10 800 (313) 577 2563 black Immaculate $49 down V8 75K miles exc cond Loaded 42K asking $10 900 white wheels tan leather t $116/mo No cosigner & soft top lOOKmi $6975 $3 600 734 981 4115 CAMRY 2002 LE red metallic CARS FROM $ 6 8 0 m POLICE 1999 MUSTANG Only $7,495 248 305 9937 (248) 669 0300 tops loaded 59K $9 995 or needed OAC best Exc (248) 489 9009 loaded low miles $15 980 IMPOUNDS Honda Chevy CONVERT. TYME SALES 734-455 5568 GRAND MARQUIS 1994 FIREBIRD 1996 dark red 5 Ford Toyota' For Listings 1 White tan top clotlftrim 2000 TRANS AM GL 105K very clean runs speed stereo Insurance TRANS AM 2001 auto pewter 800 941-8777 Ext C9816 42K 57V8 red ttops great $5 500 734 261 9464 Nightmare Only $3999 leather Ttops loaded 13 000 TYME SALES 734 455 6566 COUGAR 1991 Excellent run $11,495 $20,495 MARQUIS 1996 Full power miles $20 980 CAMRY LE 1995 station ning condition 93k $1600 CONTINENTAL 1997 • 75k GRAND AM SE 2001 19 000 Accord 1998 EX 4 dr 85k extras very clean $8500 runs great 81k wagon 4 cyl 52 000 origi firm 248-449 4633 Asking $5295 248 476 9665 ; miles dark bronze auto 4 nal miles loaded $11 900 full power leather moonroof 734 422 6247 cylinder $12 500 or best 734-5l»4»00 Dodge 1992 Shadow 4 cyl $8 700/best (248)828 4180 (248) 541 2230 BOB JEANNOTTE MARK Vil 1969 L8C 50 MYSTIQUE 1998 LS Green offer (248) 426 9032 4 door runs good $750 V6 manual 4 door 64K miles • b u ic k • g m c t r u c k ACCORD 1999^ LX 4 doof auto 133K records from GRAND AM 1999 V6 auto 4 CAMRY LE 2001 37K 734 542 9187 nmm loaded clean $5 700 $14 500 negotiable auto 45K miles Alloys 1990 $2900 248 763 3710 door loaded leather 45K FORD ESSO 1991 1 14949 Sheldon Rd* * Plym outh $10 700 734-427 9748 (734) 394 1655 248 813 1185 TOWN CAR 1979 Collector $8 400 (810)599 0500 I 2001 Very low mile tow package roof rack aif 734 - 453-2500 ACCORD 2001 LX 23 000 Senes 70K 1 owner clean MYSTIQUE 1999 GS Silver GRAND AM 1999 SE 2 door like new loaded sunroof COROLU 1995 4 dr auto recordsds $ 2 0 0 0 734 812 2761 mi Loaded like new runs good $3500 auto loaded 68K good con 58k green loaded new tires If44 300 Call after 5pm air 105K power windowsZ *With approved credit **GM certified vehicle $14 400 734 354 0223 248 478 2013 dition $6500 313 408 9248 (734) 591 1133 locks $3200 734 261-6323 1969 JIMMY 138k runs $7 500/best 734 427 4043 needs some work a 248 449 5546. MERCURY COUGAR 1988 LS model SOL auto 130K $1700 TOYOTA REP TAG' SALES EVENT! (734) 727 1566 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 1989 Very good cond 60K mi $1500 (734) 721 5923 POLICE IMPOUNDS Cars/Trucks/SUV s From $500 Lists 800 319 3323 x7375 SABLE 1992 Wagon auto matic 1 0 8 k new ttres/brakes $2000/best 248 627 2762

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