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CONNECTION Canton has been hot spot for swine flu cases
BY TONY BRUSCATO "Everything, seems to be fine," he OBSERVER STAFF WRITER WHAT DO YOU THINK? said. "We're proceeding as normal Four of the five confirmed cases of the novel influenza A (HlNl) in Wayne County this time of year." Christian singer/songwriter Of the five confirmed cases of involved Canton residents. Do you think government officials have done enough to As of their last report, Wayne Cheri Keaggy will be the special novel influenza A (HlNl) reported warn residents of the dangers, or do you think the threat of swine flu was blown out County health officials report no guest when Plymouth Christian by the Wayne County Department of of proportion? Send your opinions to Editor Kurt Kuban at [email protected] "probable" cases and two "suspect" Academy hosts its annual Public Health, four of them involved or post a comment on our Web site at www.hometownlife.com. cases of the HlNl flu. Celebration of Excellence on Canton residents. "I'm not sure whether or not we're Friday, May 15 at Calvary Baptist "The four Canton residents ranged going to do any more testing," Davis Church. in age from 9-16 and are students where the so-called swine flu origi• officials, the district shut down the said. "We're finding the cases are Born and reared in southern in the Plymouth-Canton school dis• nated. The other two cases had no entire district May 4-5. After new milder than what we were expecting. California, Keaggy began study• trict," said Loretta Davis, director known travel or contact history con• recommendations announced by the "However, we're still putting out ing classical piano at age seven. of the county's Department of Pubic cerning the HlNl flu. CDC, which allowed schools to stay the information to wash hands fre• Cheri began a job as a novice Health. "None of the cases had to be It was the case of the 16-year-old open unless there was an outbreak quently and control sneezing and worship coordina• hospitalized. Everyone has been able high school student that was brought of the novel influenza A, classes coughs," she said. "That's a good tor for her local to recover at home." to the attention of Plymouth-Canton resumed May 6. message whether or not the flu is church where According to health officials, two school officials on May 1. After Frank Ruggirello, the district's mild or severe." "You, Oh Lord, of the cases had known contact with consulting with Centers for Disease director of communications, said all Are My Refuge" individuals who traveled to Mexico, Control and Wayne County health appears to be well. [email protected] | (313)222-2637 was born.
Six albums, nine number one songs and a Dove Keaggy Award later, she is recognized as a mainstay in the adult contem• Fighting back against cancer porary and inspirational genres. She has written every song on her latest release, "Because He First Loved Us," with the exception of More than 1,000 are the Carol King classic "You've Got a Friend." expected to take part Tickets are $20 each with pro• ceeds to benefit the Plymouth in Relay this weekend Christian Academy Eagle Fund. The evening begins at 5:30 p.m. BY TONY BRUSCATO with a strolling hors d'oeuvres OBSERVER STAFF WRITER buffet and silent auction. The Keaggy performance will begin at Sarah Cousineau of Canton 7:15 p.m. with a desert and coffee Township says she "has been blessed" reception immediately follow• that while her family has been ing. For more information, e-mail touched by cancer, it hasn't suffered [email protected]. the deadly effects of the disease.
However, Cousineau — chair of Saturday's Relay for Life of Canton fund-raiser — is hopeful that With summer quickly events like the one in Heritage Park approaching, are you trying to fig• Saturday and Sunday will some day ure out something to do for chil• end the fear of cancer for future gen• dren when they are out of school? erations. Canton Leisure Services will host "So my son doesn't have to hear more than 20 different camps this that someone he loves has cancer and summer for preschoolers, youth, is taken by it," she said. teens and individuals with special The Relay for Life 24-hour walk needs. The camps range from a begins at 10 a.m. Saturday and con• half-day to one week. And for the tinues through 10 a.m. Sunday, with more adventurous children, the nearly 1,000 people participating. award-winning Camp Canton and "This year, we have 65 teams, Teen Trek Camp last all summer which is only one down from last long. year," Cousineau said. "And, we have For more information about some new teams doing some amaz• all the camps, visit the Canton ing things, with one already raising Leisure Services Web site at $6,000 before the event." http://leisure.canton-mi.org or Not only will the teams be walk• At last year's Relay for Life, participants celebrated more than 225 cancer survivors during the opening ceremony and 'Survivor Lap.' call the Summit on the Park at ing for 24 hours, there will be games, (734) 394-5460. face painting, entertainment and even karaoke during the walk so 2009 RELAY FOR LIFE OF CANTON those who are just passing by can When: 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday. join in the fun and support the Where: Heritage Park effort. Mark your calendars — the Schedule: Opening ceremony takes 5009 Liberty Fest is scheduled for "This year we have 18 youth teams, A Luminary place Saturday at 10 a.m.; Fight Back cer• June 19-20 at Heritage Park. The so we've come up with things to keep Ceremony will annual festival will include enter• the kids and grown ups occupied," emony takes place Saturday at 3:30 p.m.; be held at dusk. tainment and great food provided Cousineau said. "Some will even have Luminaria ceremony takes piace Saturday Luminary bags, by local vendors, as well as the board and card games going." at 9 p.m.; closing ceremony takes piace which are sold fireworks, parade, America's Most Last year, the Canton Relay for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. (awards will be pre• in honor or Life raised $276,000. This year, Wanted Car Show, the Canton sented and money raised will be tallied). in memory of Lions Club pancake breakfast, according to sponsorship chair Walt cancer victims, More info: Call Sarah Cousineau, Relay and much more. There will also Herzig of Canton, it's been tougher are placed be plenty of rides and activities for to raise money, but he's confident the For Life of Canton chair, at (734) 207- around the lake the kids. donations will come. 1784 or e-mail her at cantonrelay09@ and (it at dusk. Look to the Observer to keep "We are behind last year because comcast.net. You can also visit'www. The ceremony you up to date as details of Liberty relayforlife.org/cantonmi. is followed by a Fest become available. Please see RELAY, A3 silent lap.
Index Canton to use block grant money APARTMENTS .... C2
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FOOD & WINE .B9-10 . ...B6 OBITUARIES BY TONY BRUSCATO activities. be used for any fee-based pro• . ...A4 PUBLIC SAFETY OBSERVER STAFF WRITER "I've talked to people who run gram, service or event offered , ... C2 REAL ESTATE fee-based programs where par• by Canton Leisure Services," SPORTS . ... B1 While it's a small portion ents are saying their kids can't Conklin said. "Applicants must STRICTLY BUSINESS . . ... B5 of the $357,499 in federal participate because they don't meet the federal guidelines for Community Development Block have the money," Williams said. income; must be a Canton resi• For Home Grant money Canton Township "The Community Development dent for two or more years and Delivery call: is receiving in fiscal year 2009, Block Grant money is there to must confirm residency; and (866) 887-2737 the $2,500 put aside for schol• help residents in need. be willing, if possible, to volun• arship money could be big for "Moms and dads are going teer time for the scholarships some of Canton's youth. through a tough period right received." At Tuesday's board meeting, now and to have the kids suffer Williams admitted the Trustee Pat Williams introduced along with them is unavoidable," amount is small, but noted a motion — supported by the he added. "But if there's some• many of the programs don't cost six others on the board — to put thing we can do to help their a lot of money to participate. GANNETT aside $2,500 for scholarships quality of life, then let's do that." "I hope we burn through the COMMUNITY that will allow Canton's youth Ann Conklin, director of lei• scholarship money and we can (those in families that are strug• sure services for Canton, said figure out a way to continue it," gling financially) to continue the township has offered schol• Williams said. •Offer applies to new Community Financial Checking accounts opened with eStatements, Direct Deposit and Msa Check Card. to participate in the township's arships in the past. Bonuses paid will be reported as interest income on Form 1099-INT. Member is responsiblefo r all applicable taws. Offer expires Ma/30, 3009; see branch for complete details. Federal^ insured by NCUA. 6 53174 1000? 8 various fee-based programs and "The scholarship funding can [email protected] [ (313) 222-2637 A2 Observer & Eccentric [ Thursday. May 14,2009 AROUND CANTON online at hometownlife.com
Pie and pastry bakeoff group meets at Calvary Baptist golfer. You can register by call• Theater at Cherry Hill through Church (43065 Joy Road, ing Bill Ballelli at (734) 416- May 24. The Spice Up Your Summer ft Canton) each Wednesday at 7 9603 or Mike Walsh at (734) Brooks began taking photos Cook-Off Series continues ™ p.m. Child care and children 453-6796. For more details, as a young boy scout, when with the Pie and Pastry J ministries programs are pro• or to become a hole sponsor he received his first camera, Bakeoff on Sunday, May 17 inC vided. DivorceCare features or auction item donor, go to and was a professional por• conjunction with the Canton nationally recognized experts the Wildcats Web site at www. trait photographer, who has Farmers Market. -". on divorce and recovery top• football.plymouthwildcats. owned studios in Chicago and Participants must provide ics. Seminar sessions include com. Westland, MI. He is currently all of their own ingredients "Facing.My Anger," "Facing working solely in digital pho• and cooking utensils, and a My Loneliness," "Depression," Hockey open house tography, while experimenting complete rule list will be sent "New Relationships," The Canton Amateur with composition. out upon registration. Prizes ,. "KjdCare" and "Forgiveness." Hockey Association will be Brooks is a member of will be awarded for the most This is a safe place where holding its annual open house the Detroit Professional popular pies and pastries, with confidentiality is required. If Saturday May 16 from 1-4 p.m. Photographers Association, the top three best bakers being you are divorced, separated, or for families looking to sign up as well as the Livonia Camera featured in a competition at considering either, this could and learn more about hockey Club. His works have recently Liberty Fest in June. There be a good fit for you. and skating programs held been displayed at both organi• is a $10 entry fee for Canton For more information, call at the Arctic Edge Ice Arena zations, as well as the Greater residents and $15 entry fee for Tony and Jean Laughter at in Canton for the 2009-2010 Detroit Camera Club Council, non-residents. (734) 981-1767- season. Livonia City Hall and the Livonia Arts Commission, The Spice Up Your Summer Salvation Army camp There will be free hot dogs, Cook-Off Series will continue A pop, and open skating for all He has also been selected BILL BRESLER I STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER with the Summertime Sides s The Salvation Army those who attend along with a as one of Michigan's Top 10 and Appetizers competition on Plymouth Corps is now tour of the Arctic Edge facility. Professional Photographers June 7, and the series finale, accepting applications for its The Canton Hockey twice by the Professional Ace of Cakes, on June, 20. Royalty for a day 2009 Summer Day Camp. Association offers a Learn to Photographers of Michigan. The Canton Farmers Market Canton residents Ava Unruh, 6, and mom Karen Unrtih prepare muffin tins The program will run for Play Hockey Program for all This current art exhibit is is a gathering of local ven• for baking during the recent Royalty Tea Party for princesses (girls aged nine weeks beginning June kids' ages 4-9 and house and free and open to the public: dors to sell produce and other 5-9) and the queens (their mothers) at Stevenson High School, which was 15 through Aug. 14, from 10 travel hockey teams for Mites Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-2 seasonal items and is free to dubbed the 'Ritz Stevenson' for the event. The program is the brainchild a.m.-3 p.m. Applications are (7 and 8 year olds) through p.m. and during public per• the public. The market runs of Judy Fan co, a community education enrichment instructor of home available in the business office Midgets (15-18 years old). formances at the theater. For every Sunday from 10 a.m. economics, and Pat Plecha, who assists Fane a, according to Joanne located at 9451 South Main To learn more about the more information about this until 2 p.m. through Oct. 25. Schwartz, supervisor of community education enrichment for the Livonia Street, in Plymouth. The sum• Canton Hockey Association latest exhibition, please call The vendors will be set up at Public Schools. "We do this program in the fall, winter and spring," Schwartz mer program will consist of Open House please call (734) (734) 394-5300 or visit www. the historic Bartlett-Travis said. "It gives them (mothers and daughters) a chance to dress up and enjoy field trips, structured recre• 487-7777- canton-mi .org/villagetheater. House at 500 N. Ridge Road, some time together." ation, character building, and just north of Cherry Hill. Any crafts. Pre-care and after-care Museum collection White elephant sale vendors interested in partici• of both of these healthy life• to help all veterans of all wars are made available for working For the month of May, the The Canton Place Seniors pating should contact Jeanette style initiatives, while adding a and conflicts. families. In recognition of the Canton Historical Museum are hosting a white elephant Williams at 734/394--5467 or real element of excitement to it Also, Chapter 528 will hold current economic hardships, has a new exhibit featuring and bake sale on Saturday, jwilliams ©canton-mi.org. all," said Jennifer Provenzano, its first summer car show from weekly rates of $55 have not masks, drums, pottery and June 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information on the Canton Leisure Services recre• 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, May been increased. An applica• other items of interest from in the Community Room at Spice Up Your Summer Cook- ation specialist. 20 at the Veterans of Foreign tion fee of $10 will be neces• around the world. Called "The 44505 Ford Road (corner Off Series or the Farmer's Also watch for the Canton Wars Post 6695. Chapter 528 sary to secure a spot. Limited World Comes to Canton," of Ford and Sheldon). The Market, visit leisurccanton- Leisure Services vans and welcomes all the hot rods, scholarships are available to the exhibition runs through public is invited to attend. mi.org or call (734) 394-5460. staff in your neighborhoods muscle cars, antiques, unusu• qualifying families and proof June 6 and features a collec• Homemade baked goods and parks on the weekends of al, and unique cars to come by. of income will be required. tion and donations from the and lunch are available for Random acts of fitness July 11-12 and August 22-23 There is no charge to register. Interested parties wishing to Du Mauchelle Art Gallery purchase. Proceeds benefit Members of the Canton and don't be surprised if the Through the "Cell Phones for underwrite scholarships may in Detroit, which has been the Canton Place Resident Leisure Services Fitness Fitness Prize Patrol "busts Soldiers" program, the chap• contact Major Pat Irvine at around since 1927. Association. Prize Patrol will be hitting you" for committing healthy ter has received calling cards. The Salvation Army. The museum is located on the streets looking to reward acts of fitness and wellness. Each week at the car show, the For more information about Canton Center and Proctor Canton Toastmasters random acts of fitness during For more information on how chapter will draw three names The Salvation Army, please roads, and is open on Tuesdays The Canton Communicators the weekend of May 23-24. you can be rewarded for your to send cards to active service call 877-SAL-MICH, or visit from 1-4 p.m., Thursdays from Toastmasters Club, a non• Individuals or families spot• random acts of fitness, please men and women. Come by www. salmich.org. 2-5 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 profit group where members ted engaged in heart-pumping call (734) 394-5460 or visit and give us the information to a.m.-4 p.m For more informa• learn both communication activities may be rewarded www.cantonfun.org. place in the drawing. Plymouth football golf tion or to volunteer please call and leadership skills, meets with prizes. outing the museum at (734) 309-0088. every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. If you're caught walking Veterans car wash Craft show at the Canton Coney Island at the dog, riding your bike, tak• On Sunday, May 17 from Summit On The Park will The Plymouth Wildcats Allen Brooks photo 8533 Lilley Road, just south of ing a jog, or enjoying a stroll 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., all cash present a one day event craft Football Booster Club will exhibit Joy Road, in the Golden Gate with your family or friends generated by car washes at show from noon-4 p.m., May be holding its eight annual Plaza. Visitors are always wel• in the Canton area, you may the Main Street Car Wash 16. There will be many items Wildcats Football Golf The photography of Livonia come. For more information, get a special prize. Whatever on Main Street in Plymouth for sale, including purses, Outing on Saturday, May 30, artist Allen Brooks is cur• please contact Bonnie at (734) your current fitness level, if will be donated to Vietnam cosmetics, jewelry and much at Fellows Creek Golf and rently on display at the Village 646-2237 they spot you exercising don't Veterans of America more to indulge your bargain• Banquet Center in Canton. be surprised if you receive an Plymouth/Canton Chapter ing needs. The outing will be a best ball unexpected treat. 528. Main Street Car Wash is There will also be a Detroit scramble with a shot gun start The prdgram is an effort located at 1191S. Main Street Tigers game raffle giveaway. at 1 p.m! Players are needed Lowell's Towing Inc. to help residents achieve and in Plymouth. Owner Phil as well as hole sponsors and Police Auction maintain healthy lifestyles. 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BY BRAD KADRICH incredible outpouring is noth• Dan Marek of Plymouth, "You know how many people OBSERVER STAFF WRITER ing short of a miracle." a letter carrier from the are out of jobs right now, and Canton letter carriers Plymouth Township post people know what's going on," Add another item to the list brought home 33,400 pounds office on Clipper off of Beck, Marek said. "They know their of things that won't keep a of food, a huge increase from said he talked to carriers who neighbors and friends and postal carrier from his or her 2008, when they gathered told him it was "probably one families are losing their jobs. appointed rounds: Food. 18,810. In Plymouth, residents of the most generous years They're thinking, 'We should Postal carriers in Plymouth, donated more than 25,000 from the customers on their be thankful for what we've got, Canton and Belleville proved pounds, up from 19,678 a year routes." and we're going to help people that Saturday, lugging home ago. He agreed with Irvine that out who aren't so fortunate more than 70,000 pounds Belleville, being counted for the generosity stems from right now,'" of food in the annual Letter the first time, donated 11,558 residents' awareness of the Plymouth postal carrier Polly Warner with some of the food she collected in Carriers Food Drive. pounds of food. economic conditions. bkadricheihometownlife.com I (313) 222-8899 Saturday's Letter Carriers Food Drive. The food will be used by the Plymouth Salvation Army's food pantry, which feeds needy families in the Corps' service area (Plymouth, Northville, Canton and Belleville). Last year's drive - which didn't include Belleville - gar• nered nearly 38,500 pounds of food. "That's just phenomenal, unbelievable," said Maj. Jim Irvine, the Plymouth Salvation Army Corps officer. "I think what we're seeing is the fact everyone is so in tune with the hurt that is out there. To the best of my knowledge, nobody gave huge donations. J •• • Everybody just pitched in. This
FOOD FOR THOUGHT Here's how the Letter Carriers Food Drive compared the last couple of years (in pounds): 2007 2008 2009 Canton 15,37518,810 33,400 Plymouth 16,875 19,678 25,120 Belleville 11,558 Total 32,250 38,488 70,078 RELAY PAGE Al of the economy, but we do have a number of new sponsors, which is encouraging," Herzig said. W'tl Nationwide Famt*y 9\m?Un 1400 An>rjr% Minutes ot t Herzig, 64, has walked in the Relay for Life for 10 years. "My grandfather passed away from prostate cancer before I was born," Herzig said. "My dad had multiple myeloma and a brother — who lived a very healthy lifestyle — died from cancer of the tongue and throat at the age of 50.1 also have cousins who died from prostate cancer and two who are survi• vors. "I tell my kids to get checked (for cancer) because they have it on both sides," added Herzig, who said he gets checked annu• ally. Information on the 2009 Relay for Life of Canton and how to donate is on the Web at www.relayforlife.org/cantonmi. [email protected] | (313) 222-2637
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Police looking for gunmen Pot bust who held up gas station 4 Canton police were called to 151000 Mott Road Tuesday to investigate a stolen license Canton police continue their The clerk said one of the sus• plate and prescription drugs. search for three ski-masked pects ordered him to his knees, While they were searching the gunmen who robbed the pointed a gun at his head and mobile home police discovered Marathon gas station, 40401 demanded to know where the three marijuana plants grow• Michigan Avenue, May 7. safe was located. The three ing under hot lamps in the The clerk told police he bandits took $2,900 in cash bathroom. The female owner was mopping the floor when and 20 cartons of cigarettes. confessed and was arrested three black males — wearing One of the men also took $74 and charged. all black, including black ski from the clerk's wallet. masks and black gloves — ran The three sped away in a Road rage incident in, pointed a pistol at him and white truck headed eastbound A motorist was frightened forced him behind the counter. on Michigan Avenue. 2during a road rage incident at Mayben and Beck roads May 9. The victim reported he turned from Mayben onto Beck and noticed a Jeep Paramedics get new 'tool' approaching from behind Last week, the Canton Fire at a high rate of speed. The Department added a new tool motorist said he tapped his for its paramedics to use on breaks to slow the Jeep. The emergency runs. The Continuous driver of the Jeep sped past Positive Airway Pressure device, the motorist and at the next or CPAP, looks much like a red light got out of his vehicle regular oxygen mask, and is and challenged the motor• used for critically HI patients ist, who stayed in his car. The suffering from breathing Jeep drove away after the light problems like congestive turned green. heart failure. According to fire officials, patients experience Identity theft an almost immediate breathing A resident in the 4600 block improvement, and decrease the 3of Hunter's Circle reported need for intubations, when a CPAP is used. Ail of the firefighter/ to Canton police Tuesday that paramedics have been trained on the device and it has been put in someone opened a Guitar service on all of the department's rescue units. Center charge card in his name in March. The victim didn't realize it until he received a bill in the mail for $1,077-60. woman keeping the clerk busy and a cellphone were stolen. that was left on the car seat. while her male companion put Cops to enforce seatbelt use this month Cigarette-stealing team the cigarettes in his pocket. Items stolen from garage Copper stolen up, all passengers under the The manager of the Car break-in A resident in the 42600 The North Pointe subdivK During the month of May, 4Speedway gas station at 6block of Woodbridge left 7sion homeowners group the Canton Police Department age of 16 to be buckled up, and Ford and Lilley reported to A movie-goer to the the garage door opened late on reported May 7 that $5,000 in will have extra patrols on duty all children under the age of 8 police that while he was watch• 5Emagine Theatre, 39535 May 5. The next morning she copper piping from an irriga• specifically enforcing seatbelt or shorter than 4'9" to be in an ing store surveillance video Ford Road, reported to police noticed her laptop computer tion system was stolen. The use by motorists. Seatbelt approved child safety seat. from Sunday he noticed a man someone smashed the driver and scanner were missing, as ground was torn up over the Enforcement Zones will be set Officers can stop a motorist if and woman steal nine packs of side window while he was well as $30 in cash and her winter for repairs and the pip• up several times this month, children ages 4-15 are not prop• cigarettes. The tape showed a inside the theater. A GPS unit driver's license from her purse ing was left at the site. with signs posted alerting erly restrained, no matter where motorists that the special they are riding in the vehicle. enforcement is in progress. For more information, call Michigan law requires all the Canton Police Department front seat drivers to be buckled at (734) 394-5400.
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In the annual Wayne County Senior Spelling Bee, however, "vengeance" turned out to Competition heated up at the Senior Spelling Bee at Plymouth Township's Friendship Station Tuesday. At right, Leonard Kozle confers with teammate Gail MacDonald. The other competitors, from be the word served up as the left; Emily Rosenquist of Plymouth Township, Faye Lindsay of Plymouth, Marilyn Reinnink of Westland and Larry C. Hindle of Canton. Judges are David Workman and James Plakas. winner by two spellers from Westland. Leonard Kozle and Gail MacDonald, both of Westland, earned first-place honors at the spelling bee held at the Friendship Station, the senior citizen center on Schoolcraft in Plymouth Township. Kozle and MacDonald have cleaned up since being paired by a drawing in Westland in Larry C. Hindle of Canton confers November 2007. with partner Marilyn Reinnink, of "We just make a good team, Westland. The pair earned third- I guess," MacDonald said. "I place honors. guess it's just teamwork. How did we get to be such good spellers? I had spelling as a class in elementary school. We •••••• know it's an important thing." if - The pair topped a field of some two dozen spellers vying JOIN THE for a trip to the Ford Center in Dearborn to compete in a countywide spell-off later this year. It was their second win; the pair also won the county- PHOTOS BY BILL BRESLER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER wide bee last year. Rachel Colvin of Livonia and Betty Booher of Northville discuss the spelling "It was really successful," of a word. said Bobbie Pummill, director • of the Plymouth Community PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR SIXTH Council on Aging, who hosted the event sponsored by the ANNUAL EXCITING EVENT! office of Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano. "It's i TRUNK SHOW .; Our entire line of shoes, sandals and handbags presented by: getting bigger every year. We FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART may have to look for a new Dave Carter place to hold it." 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They are: Jamey m Eatmon, Nicholas Wibright, Dylam D. N. Peters, Demetrius R. Sanders, Thomas M. McMaster, Zachary A. Behr, Brittney Berkey, Kym Facto, Khadeja Albarkat, Caton Hacker, Cody L Korpus, Alyson J. Corona, Matthew J. New by, Enisha D. Dempsey, Dakota J. Bergevin, Chelsea D. Chavez, Megan M. Mills, Stephen R. Rosselle, Danielle J. McNew, Amanda L. '-4 Mog, Katherine L. Kenny, Patrisha N. Allred, Samantha R. Thompson, Paul R. Zeuner and Charles R. Chavez. "Absolutely we'll travel in "No. Yes-I have a place up in "I don't plan on traveling in "Ho, not planning to travel in Michigan. We'll keep our dollars Petoskey." Michigan, but it (the economy) Michigan, and (the economy is) in Michigan. My husband and Richard Arlen won't affect my travel plans." not going to affect oi Awards show that Plymouth Township I have always been cautious Gary McLaren plans." spenders... so we are really not Plymouth Township Tony Jablonski there's always hope changing anything." Canton Township Karen Ellen Diane Voigt calls the annual Turnaround Plymouth Achievement Awards, sponsored every year by her Community Bowling Centers, including the Super Bowl in Canton, "the best thing we do all year." We couldn't agree with her more. At the 13th annual Turnaround Achievement LETTERS ceremony last week, the accomplishments of 25 Plymouth-Canton students, all of whom have Big 3 run deep overcome some sort of adversity in either their academic or personal lives. Some have battled The simple answer to "buy American- illness, others bad attitudes, still others had to made autos" is this: U.S.-based auto com• panies have a history with this country. . learn they were hanging out with the wrong A very good history indeed. Quotes like crowd. "Henry Ford put America on wheels" But they got better, improved their attitude should mean something to you. Ford, GM and stopped hanging out with the wrong crowd and Chrysler all have a long term history and, as was urged at the banquet, the day was with the U.S. Beginning in the early 1900s theirs to be celebrated. It doesn't happen all - Ford in 1903, GM in 1908 and Chrysler that.often for kids like these, hard workers who followed in 1925 — these companies are don't get perfect SAT scores or score the winning part of our history. The effect on manufac• touchdown, basket or goal. turing in the world was changed forever. "It takes strength of character to make the Henry Ford's innovation on "assembly effort these kids make," said Diane Voigt, who line" production strategies is the basis for with husband Mark owns Super Bowl in Canton. most production today. Foreign automobile "It's a message not only to them, but to their manufacturers bench-marked not only our peers, that there are positive things that happen designs but all of the facets of the industry. to you when you make the right choices." The history runs deep. From Ford's There are positive things that happen when Model "T" to the Taurus and F-150 to the positive people are involved - committed is the Mustang Pony. GM with the Corvette and better word - the way the Voigts are, the way many others and Chrysler-with the Mopar Betty Bloch, the program coordinator, is. The vehicles and later the minivan introduction. program would likely not happen were it not for The U.S.-based auto industry is part of the fabric of our nation! Not to mention WWII their efforts, their commitment. war efforts that supported out troops in the Bloch downplayed her role last week, saying 1940s and beyond. Without a U.S.-based there are times when she wonders why she con• manufacturing machine, which includes all which clueless conservative ideology had tinues to be involved with the event, which in of the U.S.-based automotive supply base, grounded it. the weeks leading up to the annual banquet is we would be at the mercy of "Off Shore" What do you think? Competence and reason have replaced an incredible amount of work. Then comes the companies. incompetence and blind conservative ideol• event, and she watches another two dozen or so Mail comments to the Plymouth Observer, 615 W. Sure, some of the competition has ogy at all levels of the federal government. students get rewarded for their valiant efforts, Lafayette, Second Level, Detroit, Ml 48226 or assembly plants here. They even have some America is regaining the global respect that and she knows why. e-mail to [email protected]. engineering and design facilities. That is the previous administration had destroyed "It's the most meaningful event ever, so exciting great. We need the work. However, profits with arrogant and childishly disrespect• to see students get recognition who wouldn't oth• from their sales ultimately go back to their community such as eyeglasses for school ful behavior. The president's economic erwise get any" Bloch said. "These are students country's economy, not ours. The workforce children, as well as assisting the blind and stimulus plan, derided by Republicans who work the hardest, but don't ever achieve the here in the U.S. that draws a paycheck from hearing impaired. We also support the who thoroughly embarrassed themselves success other students might achieve." a U.S.-based company is part of our history Leader School for the Blind, Penrickton in the process, has already provided more Last week's ceremony brought to some 140 as well. Center for multiple handicapped children than $4 billion to Michigan, money that students .in 13 years who've turned their lives Lastly I would like to leave you with this in Taylor, and youth programs through the has not been wasted on unproductive around, who've gone on to bigger and better thought. Foreign automakers could limit pro• schools. schemes that further enrich the wealthy, things. There are countless teachers and parents, duction or eliminate production here at will. Funds are needed to support the many but that is instead being used to rebuild faculty members and administrators, who've had And they have made cuts. They will recover needs throughout the community of infrastructure, assist law enforcement, aid their backs while these kids have worked it out. back at their homeland. This is our home, Canton. Money raised during White Cane cash-strapped educational institutions, and Those contributions can't be ignored, certainly. Please support our home-grown companies. Week is but one of the events the club has help local governments provide necessary to raise funds to meet the many needs of services. And at the hub are people like the Voigts and Jim Drozdowskf our community. We get many requests for In just 100 days, the Obama adminis• Bloch, people committed not only to the educa• Canton funds from various organizations such tration and the Democrats in Congress tion of children, but to the betterment of their as Michigan Eye Bank to Detroit Radio have made crucial investments to create lives. Promote the diversity Information Service who read to the blind jobs and improve education, renewable I read the article about the Burger over a special frequency on the radio. The energy, and health care. This is merely a Blowout in the Observer. I just wanted to Canton Lions are community based and down payment for a new economic vision, mention that I was one of the contestants place strong emphases on assisting the one where skilled workers fuel America's in the cookout contest, lest you forgot about local community. economy rather than debt and speculation. Join the discussion it. I thought the Canton community was The Canton Lions Club has 49 members It is a vision where America's leadership on I one about being racially diverse and I was and meets on the fourth Monday of the clean energy fuels 21st century innovation the only first generation Indian-American month at 7 p.m. The meeting is held at and discards the failed 20th century ideas Do you agree with using federal participant in the contest. Further, mine the Cherry Hill School House located at which Republicans are so desperately cling• stimulus money to help erase the was the only nontraditional burger. Finally Cherry Hill and Ridge roads. Lions clubs ing to. It is an America where families and I was also one of the winners. are a group of men and women who iden• businesses are no longer weighed down Try deficit in this year's state budget? I expected at least a mention in the tify needs within the community and work crushing health care costs. article if not a picture. That would have together to fulfill those needs. For more Barack Obama ran for president on a encouraged more Indians who are about 30 information or to get involved with the promise of change, and he has delivered. Go to hometownlife.com to give us your feedback. percent of the population of Canton to par• Canton Lions Club, please contact me at Meanwhile, the Republicans are veer• ticipate in such contests. However, it looks (734) 254-9404, or [email protected]. ing ever further to the right, becoming like, after making Canton my home for the Bill Van Winkle a regressive, reactionary political party last five years, I need to be part of an inner president, Canton Lions Club whose-message of negativity, obstruction, coterie to belong here. and outright hate appeals to a steadily Maybe a little bit of inclusion on part of The 1st 100 days shrinking and aging base. It is no wonder the Canton community is called for. that our nation's youngest voters, who OBSERVER Tania Ganguly The first 100 days of the Obama are America's next generation of leaders, Canton administration have accomplished more rejected them by more than 30 points GANNETT for America and for recession-ravaged during the last election. While America's Lions say thanks Michigan.than the first 100 days of any future depends on the vision of those who presidential administration since Franklin are looking forward, the disloyal opposi• Brad Kadrich Hugh Gallagher Grace Perry Members of the Canton Lions Club would Roosevelt in 1932. Despite wholesale tion prefers to keep looking backward, still Community Managing Editor Director of like to thank the Canton community for Republican obstruction and the endless embracing their quaint and failed conser• Editor Advertising their contributions to the Lions White Cane bleating of stale and discredited right-wing vative ideology. Good luck with that — and Susan Rosiek Week, April 24 through May 2. It was a talking points by politically naive detrac• good riddance! Executive Editor complete success as we found the citizens of tors, as evidenced by some recent letters in joe Golonka Canton very giving and understanding. 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"Their enthusiasm grows when David Grant admits he was they see what they can do." pretty nervous, although he The event acted not only as apparently fooled his mom. a platform for the young poets, But Grant, like the other but also as a fund-raiser for Dodson Elementary fourth- the school. Shoppers at Barnes graders taking part in & Noble could designate their the poetry readings at the purchases to benefit Dodson, Northville Barnes & Noble and the school will use that at Six Mile and Haggerty money to benefit the Detroit Monday, quelled his nerves Free Press Gift of Reading pro• and read all of the poetry he gram. Last year's event allowed wrote himself as part of the Dodson students to purchase class project that brought them 50 books for the program. to the book store in the first "The kids are giving back to place. the community by doing this," Parents, friends and rela• said Dodson teacher Bonnie tives watched the students Goodrich. "They were proud read the poetry they'd written about that." and collected since the project Michael Wischer, 10, wants started in January. to be a musician. His enthusi• 'We were learning about all asm for the project grew with a kinds of poems, and I never tip from his father. Dodson Elementary School fourth-grader Michael Wischer, who wants to be a Cathy Tyfer is the Dodson Elementary teacher who taught her students to even knew about some of them," "My dad reminded me songs musician, reads a Haiku he wrote for his class poetry project. appreciate poetry and to write their own verse. David Grant said. "It was fun to are poetry put to music," said write. I was nervous (reading Michael, who admitted to a them in front of a crowd), but I case of nerves of his own. "I just looked at my book and read, want to be a musician, so I and I got over it." have to be able to be in front of Dodson's fourth-graders crowds. It was fun." started studying poetry in Michael's Mom, Karen January. Each day, poetry was Wischer of Canton, said stu• written, and students added it dents these days get more to their collection. The poetry public speaking experience also reflects the other areas of than kids ofher generation. the classroom's curriculum, so She didn't think her son looked that the poems reflect every• nervous at all. thing the kids are studying. "I was very proud," Karen Fourth-grade teacher Cathy Wischer said. "It was nice to Tyler said the collections, see all the hard work he put which include some two dozen into it come to something he poems per student, shows how could be proud of." George Dodson listens to the poetry well the students got into what read by students at his namesake Antwan Porter reads his poem, while Alex Mashm waits they were doing. [email protected] I <3T3) 222-8899 school, Dodson Elementary. Alex Mashm reads his work. for his turn. 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(J131M47 ewrigWhometQwnfife.com HOMETOWN LIFE GAME Mustangs nip Rocks in key KLAA Central duel WRAPS BY ED WRIGHT fired Loos out at first.Wit h third base "We actually work on that play and OBSERVER STAFF WRITER PREP BASEBALL unattended, Parling took offfor third, but we've tried it quite a few times this sea• Salem kickers edged he was gunned down by Northville first son, but today was the first time we got The only thing better than the weather April. baseman Bobby Thomas, whose across- anybody out," said Kostrewa. "It worked by Stevenson, 1-0 daring Tuesday afternoon's Northville- '1 didn't have to say a lot to them before the-diamond strike to hustling, on-the- because of a combination of things. First Salem baseball game was the leather. the game," said Northville coach John move shortstop Kyle Breault capped the of all the ball was hit hard. Secondly, their Renee Boudreau's goal Flaying under 70-degree, sun-drenched Kostrewa. "We had to chew on that loss rare 5-3-6 double-play. outfield is hard so the ball got to Kevin at the 25-minute mark was skies, the Mustangs turned their 2-1 vic• for a long time. It wasn't that we lost that "That was a great athletic play by Kyle fast. And third, Kevin has a great arm." the difference Monday as tory oyer the Rocks into a glove story. left a bad taste in our mouth, but that it to get over there as fast as he did," said Salem's Kyle Powell sliced a two-out Livonia Stevenson (7-7,6- Wish senior pitcher David Uberti was an embarrassing loss and that it was Kostrewa. "That's an instinct play that double in the bottom of the seventh, but 2) earned a KLAA Central throwing almost nothing but strikes, the at home." you don't even work on in practice." Uberti extinguished the fire by getting Division win over the host Mustangs pulled off a pair of defensive The first Sportscenter highlight-caliber Salem's next batter, Ott, then flied out Parling to ground out to second Rocks (4-4-3,2-4-2). gems.to preserve their pivotal one-run play came in Salem's half of the fifth with deep to right field. Uberti and Ott's brilliant performances After getting fouled about win., the score knotted at 1-1 and Uberti dead• Northville's second big defensive effort were mirror images of each other as they 40 yards out from Salem's Northville improved to 21-1 overall and locked in a pitchers' duel with Rock senior came in the bottom of the sixth when both yielded four hits. Uberti notched goal, Taleen Mergian 9- lin the Kensington Lakes Activities southpaw Sam Ott. Salem's Chris Kordick ripped aline shot two K's and Ott whiffed one. Both hurl- chipped the ball into Salem's Association. Salem slipped to 15-8 and Lead-off batter Heath Parling opened to right field that Kevin Fisher fielded ers walked just one batter; Uberti's was box where Kayla Kimble 10- 3, respectively. the frame for the hosts by reaching on an on one hop before unleashing a rope to intentional. flicked it with her head With the victory, the Mustangs avenged error. The next batter, Dave Loos, bunted Thomas at first to nip Kordick on the 9 -3 past some defenders to a 19^5 setback at home to the Rocks in toward third baseman Dan Mills, who putout. Please see BASEBALL, B2 Boudreau. Off a hop, Boudreau vol• leyed the ball up and over Salem's keeper into the back of the net. Stevenson coach Chris Salem softball Pinta praised the defensive play of Ashley Welch. "That was as good as I've seen her defend all season," team clears 2 he said. "The rest of the back line was solid tonight and very busy including Mergian, Samantha Kliman, big hurdles Brittany Hoots, and Kimble at times. Shannon Merritt was great tonight in the BY ED WRIGHT attack, she held the ball well OBSERVER STAFF WRITER for us and really worked her tail off." Salem's softball team is one victory, away from punching its Plymouth Christian ticket to the Kensington Lakes track and field Activities Association conference championship game. The Plymouth Christian The Rocks are on the doorstep Academy track-and-field to their second-straight title team competed in the 17- game appearance thanks to back- team Lutheran Westland to-back wins over Northville (5-0 Invitational on Saturday. on Tuesday) and The Eagles' boys team was Novi, which fell paced by Jordan Allen, who to Salem, 3-1, on placed second in the high Monday. jump with a leap of 5 feet, 8 "We still have inches. Riley Groenewoud a lot of games was sixth in the long jump and a lot of goals with a 17-8 effort. PCA's to meet as a 1,600-meter relay team team," said Salem of Allen, Groenewoud, "5 Briana Lee coach Bonnie Chapman and Kramer * : 'Briana was Southerland. "This placed fifth in 4:02. is the time when The PCA girls' contingent on her game the girls must stay was led by Jessica Soblesky, today. Slie focused. If they /. She who placed sixth in the do that, they will lOO-meter dash with a per• knew how accomplish some sonal-best clocking of 13.87 important great things." seconds. The Rocks stifled She also placed fifth in the this game the Mustangs 200 dash (28.2) along with was and what thanks in large part helping the 1,600-metej* to a 1-hit gem by relay team finish with a time she needed sophomore right- of 5:35. • to do on the handed pitcher The team is coached by Briana Lee, who Jennifer Lemieux. mound-and struck out 16 bat• she did it She ters and did not Detroit Ignition camps was almost issue one walk. The Detroit Ignition "Briana was on professional indoor soc• flawless her game today," TOM HAWLEY | SWF PHOTOGRAPHER cer team, which plays its tfldav" sa^ Southerland. Plymouth's Megan Peplinski (21) and John Glenn's Ashley Bailey arrive at the ball simultaneously during Monday's KLAA match-up. Peplinski Xtreme Soccer League home '* "She knew how recorded a hat trick in the Wildcats' 5-0 victory. games at Compuware Arena SOHNIESOUTHERLAXD, in Plymouth Township, Satem coach important this game was and what recently announced its slate she needed to do on of summer soccer camps for the mound — and she did it. She area youths. was almost flawless today." The camps are designed; - Salem scored all five of its runs for kids between the ages of in the third inning when it laced 6 and 14 years old. They will six of its eight hits. be run by Ignitionplayers Alexis Powell led the winners' Plymouth soccer team posting best season ever and coaches. plate surge with a bases-loaded, Camps will be held at bases-clearing double and a Canton's High Velocity single. BY ED WRIGHT "We played well enough to win, but we Sports (June 22-26 from 9 ; Emily Pitcole (two singles, RBI) OBSERVER STAFF WRITER DISTRICT PAIRINGS REVEALED hit a post and missed on a couple of a.m. to 11 a.m. for young- and Mary Cox (RBI single) also other good chances. We've had trouble sters between the ages of Alf three P-CEP girls soccer teams will be provided noteworthy performanc• Look no further than its past two scoring. It will eventually come and 2 and 5); at Novi's ITC es at the dish. games if you want to find out why the competing in the District 6-1 tournament we'll figurei t out." Sports Park (June 22-26); Lee sparkled as well in the Plymouth girls soccer team is enjoying being hosted by Northville beginning Monday's lopsided victory.over the at Canton's Independence Rocks' low-scoring victory over its most-successful season in school his• May 26. Following are the pairings for the Rockets was led by freshman Megan Park (July 7-10 from 9 a.m. the Wildcats on Monday. ' tory. ultra-competitive tournament: Peplinski, who netted three goals. to noon); and at Plymouth's The hard-throwing righty The Wildcats' 5-0 victory over Tuesday, May 26: (Game A) Farmington The Wildcats led 1-0 at the break. Hines Park (July 13-17). yielded just three hits and two Westland John Glenn on Monday and at Livonia Stevenson; (Game B) Saiem "We played just well enough to get by," More than 1,400 young• walks while fanning 11. Salem their scoreless draw with state power said Neschich. sters participated in last at Redford Union; (Game C) Plymouth at compiled 12 hits and two walks. Livonia Churchill on Tuesday proved to Dobbs and McKenzie Hengesh scored summer's camps. "We hit the ball well and Novi be microcosms of a season that has been Northville. single goals for the winners. For more information, made some great catches," said highlighted by great defense, incredible Thursday, May 28: (ail games at Northville CANTON 2, SALEM 0: On Saturday, the visit camps.detroitignition. Southerland, explaining the goalkeeping and timely offense. High Schooi) Winner of Game A will play Chiefs triumphed in the annual "Senior com or call (888) 436-4625. Rocks' 13 stranded base runners. The win and tie left coach Jeff winner of Game B; winner of Game C will Day" game forbot h teams. Coaches: Please Christina Parsons spearheaded Neschich's squad with an 8-3-1 overall play Canton. Chief senior Tracy Rymph had a huge the Rocks' offense with three hits record and a 5-3-1 mark in the com• day, assisting on Lisa Pierce's ice-break• Saturday, May 30: Championship game, report results and an RBI. petitive Kensington Lakes Activities ing goal before netting an insurance noon, at Northville High Schooi. Heidi Schmidt, Lee and Lizzy Association's South Division. Churchill net-finder off an assist from Lindsay The area's high school ath• Mazorowicz each collected two is now 9-1-3 and 6-1-2, respectively. Winters. letic coaches are encouraged hits. Pitcole added an RBI double "The kids played great tonight; Krajewski, Emilie Guglielmo, Jessica The shutout was the eighth of the to report the results of their while Cox also drove in a run. they really stepped up'ugainst a very Heck and Jenna Livingston. season for Canton junior keeper Sam team's contests to Observer "Going into the game, we knew good team," said Neschich, following Offensively, Kelly Dobbs was able to McPartlin. Sports Editor Ed Wright. we had to win and Novi is one Tuesday's "Senior Night" tie with the penetrate the Chargers' defense on a "That was the best performance Wright can be reached at of the most improved teams in Chargers. "(Plymouth keeper) Marissa number of occasions, but was thwarted I've ever seen by a senior class in the [email protected] the division, so we knew it would Williams made at least a half-dozen big by sensational Churchill goalie Stefanie Canton-Salem senior rivalry game," said or by calling (734) 578-2767- not be an easy game," noted saves in the second half. She came up Turner, who turned away a penalty kick. Canton coach George Tomasso, whose The deadline for Thursday Southerland. huge." Like Plymouth, the Chargers played team improved to 8-1-1. "On top of that, editions is Tuesday at 10 Williams received a lot of sup• air-tight defense, but were unable to the underclassmen played extremely p.m.; the deadline for ewrightdhometowntife.com port from her back line of defenders, find the back of the net. hard, too, for the seniors." Sunday editions is Friday at (734) 578-2767 Neschich emphasized. He noted the "It was like the rest of our games," 10 p.m. efforts of Meeghan Hughes, Katie Churchill coach Dave Hebestreit said. Please see 'CATS, B2 K (CP) Observer S Eccentric j Thursday, May 14,2009 LOCAL SPORTS online at hometownlife.coih Mustangs are battling with Novi for the KLAA. Central 'CATS Division title. Late rally lifts Patriots FROM PAGE B1 SALEM 4, SOUTH LYON 1: On Tuesday, the Rocks improved to Senior goalie Tracey Whalen 5-5-3 overall and 3-4-2 in the played well for the Rocks, keep• KLAA Central Division with ing the score close with several the convincing victory over the over Chiefs in KLAA acrobatic stops in the second Lions. half. "We played well in back-to- BYBRADEM0NS PREP BASEBALL CANTON 2, NORTHVILLE 0: On back games (Salem lost 1-0 to OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Tuesday at Canton the Chiefs Livonia Stevenson on Monday) notched an impressive victory for the first time this year and Livonia Franklin's Prentice four walks. over the Mustangs. we finished our chances," said Hawkins, who also goes by the Wells had an RBI single m Winters tallied the winners' Salem coach Joe Nora. "The first name Wayne, is built like a the third to make it 1-1, but'tfae first goal on a penalty kick at team is moving in the right fireplug. Chiefs took a 4-1 lead with pro the 25-minute mark. direction as we get closer to And Hawkins flexed his mus• runs in the third and one '"trie Rymph provided insurance the playoffs." cles and caught Canton off-guard fourth. with an unassisted goal with Tracey Whalen and Tabitha with a flare to right field as the Franklin tied it in the bottja^ri approximately 15 minutes to Mann split time in net for the Patriots rallied from a 6-4 deficit of the sixth with three runs as^ play. winners. with three runs in the bottom Canton starter Kevin Delapa^£a Sam McPartlin registered Katelynn Krause staked of the seventh inning Tuesday to hard-throwing junior southpaV^ her ninth shutout as the Chiefs the Rocks to a 1-0 lead with stun the visiting Chiefs, 7-6, in a ran into control issues. improved to 9-1-1. a goal assisted by Kristina key KLAA South Division base• Tyler Barnes singled in a run', The Chiefs are now on the Klusek. Kaylenn Brzys ball game. while Hawkins walked with the brink of winning a division title notched the second Salem The win puts Franklin, now bases loaded^followed by Nate TOM HAWLEYI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER for the first time in Tomasso's goal after securing a pass 14-7 overall and 10-3 in the divi• Robinson getting hit by a pitch tenure at Canton. from Lauren Booth. John Glenn goalie Katie Yax secures the ball just in time to repel Plymouth's sion, in the driver's seat with with the sacks still filled to cut "I have been so impressed Krause (from Booth) and Alyssa Deyke's scoring chance Monday afternoon. three games remaining. deficitto4-3. with our team defense," the vet• Klusek (from Brett de Bear) Canton, meanwhile, falls to 17- Tidwell, a submarine throwing eran coach emphasized. "The closed out the Salem scoring scoring chance is important Lyon, we took advantage of 6 and 8-5. right-hander, then came on for girls are really working hard." ledger. and that we need to be ready these chances. It's a great sign The seventh-inning Franklin Delapaz, who went 5.1 innings, Northville slipped to 7- "After the Stevenson game, for every opportunity," Nora of how this team keeps improv• rally started when Steven Wells allowing just two hits, while, fan• 3-2 with the setback. The we talked about how every explained. "Against South ing every day." drew a one-out walk off Canton ning eight and walking six. s (, • reliever Andrew Tidwell. Wells "The first three innings our"' advanced to second on a passed approach at the plate wasn't ball and scored on Garrett very good," Fournier said. "He > Guram's double. (Delapaz) is good, but we deeded Winning pitcher Mark we'd start working the counWHe Your local golf guide McRobb then followed with a normally doesn't walk that many single and promptly stole second. That brought up Hawkins, who Tidwell hit Josh Weigand will had game-tying and winning a pitch to make it 4-all, but thte* runs on second and third with Chiefs were able to get out of the two outs. inning and take the lead with two "Prentice has hit the hall hard runs in the top of the seventh. all year and has nothing to show The Patriots, who defeated for it," Franklin coach Matt Canton in an earlier meeting 14- Fournier said. "To have him have O, then had to come from behind. You are entitled to the lie that knock in that spot was fit• "We knew it would be a dog• ting. He's done a great job for us fight, they're a good ballclub," your stroke gave you behind the plate all year. He's Fournier said of the Chiefs, always on even keel and contin• who got three hits from Nick ues to work his butt off. He never Tomilenko and two by Cody, r By Jeanne Myers you are not allowed to remove it your lie or line of play gets improved gets too high or too low." Blakita. "_t without penalty. However, if another instead of damaged. For example, your McRobb went all seven You have played a pretty good shot to player does the same thing to you, you ball lies in a bunker, and before you can innings, allowing seven hits and [email protected] | (313)222-6^ are allowed to remove the divot under reach the bunker, a greenkeeping staff the green, and the ball has come to rest , on the fringeo r collar.A fellow- the principle that "the player is entitled member rakes the bunker improving 1,6' ' competitor then blasts out of a to the lie his stroke gave him." The your lie or line of play.As long as you same would be true if your ball lies in a have not sanctioned the raking, you are Vas greenside bunker depositing sand all' BASEBALL right-center field fence. ^ over and around your ball. water hazard. absolved of penalty. FROM PAGE B1 Salem threatened in the third Doesn't seem fair, does it? The USGA Suppose a branch falls from a tree The general rule of thumb is that if when Justin Bashi led off with agrees with you, and has adopted many and comes to rest on your ball lying in a another person creates the situation, a single, the next batter, Powell, decisions they call Equity Decisions to bunker. You might assume that under you are absolved of blame and can get The game, which was delayed reached on an error and Parling this generous principle you are entitled relief. However, if you create the take care of situations such as this. by 25 minutes to wait for the sacrificed them over to second There is a principle in the Rules of Golf to remove it —Not so.The principle situation yourself, or it happens umpires to arrive, was played and third. that says that a player is entitled to the applies only in cases in which the lie of through natural causes, you are just out in just 90 minutes, due in large However, Uberti got the next He his shot gave him.That principle the ball has been altered as a result of of luck! part to the efficiency of the two batter to ground out to the comes into play here, and in the an act by another player, caddie, pitchers. catcher. After Ott was intention• instance described above, the player is- spectator or other animate outside Jeanne Myers is currently an Assistant The contest had all the mak• allowed to remove all the sand around agency. In this case, the lie was altered ally walked, Drew Grabowski Tournament Director for the Golf ings of a slugfest in the first flied out to right to end the his ball, even the sand on the fringe, by natural causes and you are not Association of Michigan and also inning when both clubs pushed threat. and he can lift and clean his ball even entitled to relief. served as the Chairman of the USGA across single runs. Breault led Northville scored the game- though he is not on the green. Women's Committee and is a Past The principle may also be applied off with a triple and scored four winner in the top of the sixth when a player's area of intended stance President of the GAM. The same is true, in some batters later on Bobby Thomas' when Breault led off with a is affected by another player's stroke. circumstances, if another player's pitch- two-out single. Ott nearly double, advanced to third when mark through the green interferes with For example, if another player removes . escaped the frame unscathed, Matt Deacon flew out deep to your lie or line of play. Normally, you a huge divot when playing his ball, and however, a catchable foul ball center, and scored on a Uberti may not improve your line of play by that divot hole now affects your stance, off the bat of Thomas was mis- sacrifice fly. eliminating "irregularities of surface" or in equity, you may restore that area as played by the Rocks' first base• Dave Hales and Bashi "pressing down cut turf." Therefore, if nearly as possible without penalty.The man. the pitch-mark is there when your ball equity ruling even goes so far as to say accounted for Salem's other two Ott helped his own cause in hits. comes to rest near it, you will not get that if the area of the stance can't be the bottom of the first with an relief. But, if the pitch-mark is created restored, you may place your ball impressive home run over the ewrightihometownlife.com | (734) 578-2767 after your ball came to rest, in equity, without penalty on the nearest spot you will be allowed to repair it. within one club-length of the original lie that provides the most similar lie Your ball lies in a bunker. You take a and stance to the original.This new THE WEEK AHEAD practice swing outside the bunker, and spot may not be nearer the hole or in a by mistake, tear out a large divot that PREP BASEBALL BOYS AND GIRLS bunker. lands behind your ball in the bunker. Thursday, May 14 TRACK fi FIELD Salem at Canton(DH),4p.m. Friday, May 15 That divot is a loose impediment, and This equity principle also applies if Sooth Lyon at Plymouth (OH), 4 p.m. Division 1 Regional PCA at Parkway, 4:30 p.m. at PCEP Stadium, 9 a.m. PREP SOFTBALL BOYS GOLF Thursday, May 14 Friday, May 15 Salem vs. Canton (OH) at Canton ar John Glenn Massey Field, 5:30 p.m, at Woodlands G.C.,3 p.m. South Lyon at Plymouth (DH), 3:30 p.m, Salem at South Lyon East PCA at Macomb Christian, 4:30 p.m, at Links of Novi, 3 p.m. Online poll: Saturday, May 16 GIRLS TENNIS Canton, Salem, Plymouth Friday, May 15 at Madonna Invite, TBA Division! 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May 14, ZO09 (CP) B3 Salem girls track team doubles up South Lyon Spartan boys surprise field South Lyon's girls track-and-field team proved to be no match for Salem Monday afternoon as the Rocks cruised to a 94-43 victory. at KLAA track-and-field meet Among the standouts for the Rocks were sophomore Yekaterina BY BRAD EMONS finishing second in the 800 ¢2:00.75) with Belikov, who won the 100-meter OBSERVER STAFF WRITER his best time by three-and-a-half seconds dash (13.39 seconds) and the 200 was key for us as well." (28.50). She also ran aleg on the The Livonia Stevenson pulled off a mild Stevenson also got a boost from Will first-place 800-meter relay team surprise Saturday by winning the inau• Burek, who added three fifths including and was third in the 400. gural KLAA Kensington Conference boys both hurdles events (110 highs and 300 Throwers Bekah Hendrian and track title hosted by South Lyon East. intermediates) and long jump; Shawn Aliycia Dwight set the tone for the The Spartans, who placed fourth at the Howse, fourth in the 1,600 and 3,200 Rocksjby earning 11 points in the Observerland Relays and lost a dual meet runs; and Jon Aneed, sixth in both the field events. Hendrian won the shot earlier in the season to Salem, upstaged shot put and discus. put with a 26 feet, 8 inch effort the 12-school field with 116.33 points. "Aneed was seeded llth and 12 and and took third in the discus (74-5). Salem was runner-up with 103, while came in sixth in both," Shaw said. Dwiknt was second in the shot with Northville (99), Livonia Churchill (66) "Burek's three fifths added up to 12 aheaveof24-6. and Livonia Franklin (64) rounded points. And both pole vaulters (Jon Megan Paruta won the 300 hur• out the top five. "We scored in every Gudeman and Henry Weyand) did decent dles with a personal-best clocking event and obviously that's a big thing," in bad weather by taking third and fourth of 51.32. She also had a personal- Stevenson coach Scott Shaw said. "All where we don't normally score that high." best leap of 14-4 in the long jump those sixths, sevenths and eighths, too, Salem got firsts from Dana Baltazar, that was good enough for third. Salem thrower Rebekah Hendrian, pictured competing in a meet earlier this season, add up." shot put (49-4); Dominique Williams, Paruta capped a stellar day by win• placed first in the shot put and third in the discus during Monday's 94-43 victory Stevenson individual winners included 200 (22.36); and Zach Gaskell, high jump ning the pole vault with a vault of over South Lyon. David Simor, long jump (20 feet, 6.5 inch• (6-1). - 8-6. ]? es); Nick Anagnostou, 100-meter dash Other individual winners included: T.J. Senior Kelley Determan placed Junior Jordyn Moore won the relays. (10.68); and Nate Sergison, 400 (51.03). Arancibia (John Glenn), discus, 146-6; seconfe the 100 and 200. 400 (1:05.45) and 800 (2:31.81) Sophomore Sarah Booms earned The foursome of Simor, Austin White, Joe Marlow (Churchill), pole vault, 11-1; Determan also ran a leg of the win• along with running a leg of the her letter in the 3,200, placing sec• Sergison and Anagnostou also captured Renaldo Powell (Wayne), 110 hurdles, ning 800-meter relay race. 3,200-meter and 1,600-meter ond with a time of 12:58. the 4 x 200 relay in 1:30.95. 14.23; Frank Griffith (Northville), 1,600, Anagnostou just a week earlier finished 4:30.57; Warren Buzzard (Plymouth), fourth in the Observerland Relays5100 800,1:59.91; Alisaghar Arastu behind Livonia Franklin's Paul Voegele (Northville), 300 hurdles, 37-78; and and Westland John Glenn's Jeremy Mike Blaszczyk (Novi), 3,200, 9:51.45. Novi girls run away with first KLAA Langford, who went one-two. Churchill's foursome of Tony Frezzell, This time Anagnostou edged out Scott Coppola, Travis Tomeyand Churchill's Devon Easterling (10.81) and Easterling captured the 400 relay (43.62), Voegele (10.96). while Northville captured both the 1,600 conference track-and-field title "Nick winning the 100 and not being and 3,200 relays in 3:27-86 and 8:16.6, BY BRADEMONS together was nice." (4;10.23) with a furious kick down seeded number with almost all the same respectively. OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Churchill got firsts from Taylor the stretch to beat Northville. She sprinters (as Observerland) was a big Byron in the shot put (35 feet, 9-5 was joined by teammates Stephanie thing for us," Shaw said, "And Eric Plisko [email protected] I (313) 222-6851 Skies were cloudy for the most inches) and Sara Kroll in the 800 run Batshon, Becky Adamcheck and part, but it was Novi's day to shine (2:15.99). Haley Babcock. in Saturday's inaugural KLAA Kroll, who added a second in Adamcheck also established a Kensington Conference girls track the 1,600 run (5:01.2) also teamed new school record in the 300 hur• BOYS TRACK RESULTS and field championships held at • up with Emily Clairmont, Tiffany dles (45.72). KLAA KENSINGTON CONFERENCE Key (N'viile), 5148:3. Gaskell (Salem), Canton, 1:35.4. South Lyon East. Raisanen and Bethany Pilat to win Franklin coach Dave Bjorklund BOYS TRACK MEET 52.38; 4. Mike Beaslev(LF), 52.9; 5. 1,600 run:! Josh Hurst (0, The Wildcats held off a strong the 3,200 relay in 9:55.2. was also pleased with his team's May 9 at South Lyon East Nelson Kenne (WJG), 53.3; 6. Stephen 4:35.4; 2. Windle (LC), 4:38.9; 3. TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Uvonia Pollard (LS), 53.31; 7. Fumi Yonemura Andaloro (LC), 4:43.8. effort by Livonia Churchill to lead Another meet standout was John showing despite being somewhat Stevenson, 116.333 points; 2. Salem. (Novi), 53.91; 8. Jordan Wisniewski 400refay:1. Churchill. 43.7; 2. the 12-team field with 120.66 points. Glenn's Aubrie Scott, who figured in shorthanded. 103; 3. Northville, 99; 4. Uvonia (Canton), 53.93. Canton, 46.3. Churchill was next with 114.5 fol- 34 ofher team's 60 points by win• "We tried some new things in Churchill, 66; 5. Livonia Franklin, 64; 800:1. Warren Buzzard (P), 1:59.91: 400 dash:! Schmidt (LC), 52.8; 6. Canton, 59; 7. Novi, 52; 8. Westland 2. Eric Piisko (LS), 2:00.75; 3. Josh 2. Jordan Wisniewski (0.52.9:3. lowed'by Northville (97.5), Livonia ning the long jump (16-11.75) and our lineup to prepare for region• John Glenn, 33; 9. Plymouth, 31.83; 10. Hurst (Canton), 2:01.06; 4. Jonathan Denapoli (LC), 54.4. Franklin (91), Westland John Qlenn the200 dash (26.7¾. als and were very happy," he said. Wayne Memorial, 19.33; 11. South Lyon, Dalton (N'viile), 2:01.26; 5. Dan Egner 300 hurdles:! Sherif Hassanien 13; 12. South Lyon East, 6.5. (Novi), 2:02.55; 6. Keith Zech (Canton), (C), 40.3; 2. Hayatt All (C), 41.4; 3. (60) and Livonia Stevenson (54). See Scott also teamed up with "For example, we asked Ashly FINAL EVENT RESULTS 2:02.76; 7. Mark Waterbury(LC), Winston Roberts (C), 43.3. complete results. Shaunte Roberts, Stephanie Brown (Butkowski) to try the 3,200 relay Shot put: 1. Dana Baltazar (Salem), 2:04.04; 8. James Smith (SLE), 2:06.26. 800 run:! Josh Hurst (0,2:01.8; The Wildcats captured a pair of and Chanel Payne for a runner- and still come back with her other 49 feet, 4 inches; 2. Ed Mehri (Salem), 1,600:1. Frank Griffith (N'viile), 2. Keith Zech (0,2:05.2; 3. Paul 49-1; 3. Deon demons (LC), 48-5.5; 4:30.57; 2. Matt Devy (Salem), 4:31.45; Rakovitis (C), 2:07.4. relays ¢400 and 800) and received up finish in the 400 relay (52.52) events and she responded very well. 4. David Fortin (LF), 47-5.5; 5. Nate 3. Hurst (Canton), 4:32.03; 4. Shawn 200 dash:!Tomey (LC), 23.2; individual first-place finishes by along with a third in the 800 relay "But that meant we juggled some Coleman (LF), 46-10.5; 6. Jon Aneed Howse (LS), 4:34.38; 5. Buzzard (P), 2. Ryan Randall (C), 23.7; 3. Schmidt (LS),45-3; 7. Jordan Birman (P), 44- 4;35.69; 6. T.J. Butler (Novi), 4:36.15; (LC), 23.9. Elle Robinson (3,200 run) and by (1:52.77). of the other relays, and we were 8.25:8. Jay Wooifork (LF), 44-0.5. 7. Daniel Martin (Salem), 4:37.04; 8. 3,200 run:! Windle (LC), 10:36.0; Jasmine Ward (100 dash). Not to be outdone was Stevenson also dealing with some illness, etc. Discus: I.T.J. Arancibia (WJG), Jeffrey Girbach (N'viile), 4:38.13. 2. Josh Osinski (0,10:36.9; 3. Osgood "Winning the KLAA was an awe• senior Courtney Calka, who held off Considering all that, fourth place in 146-6; 2. SeanMcAuliffe (LF), 144-4; 3,200:1. Mike Blaszczyk (Novi), (LC), 10:40.0. 3. Baltazar (Salem), 141-0; 4. Gautum 9:42.72:2. Devey (Salem), 9:44.05; 3. 1,600 relay:! Canton (Jordan some feeling," Novi coach Marsha Kroll in the 1,600 (5:00.7), took sec• this new league is pretty good." Muthusamy (Novi), 135-5; 5. Courtney Griffith (N'viile), 9:51.45:4. Howse (LS), Wisniewski, Keith Zech, Ryan Randall, Reid said. "Our kids have worked ond in the 800 (2:17-26). Calka also Frazier (Salem), 130-2; 6. Aneed (LS), 9:55.58; 5. Derek Lax (P), 10:02.23; Sherif Hassanien), 3:33.7; 2. Churchill, 129-5; 7. Kyle Hnatiuk (N'viile), 127-3:8. 6. Jason Smith (Salem). 1:05.36:7. 3:39.3. really hard and to see it all come anchored the victorious 1,600 relay 5emons8ihometownlife.com I (313) 222-6851 • Jason Foster (Canton), 126-0. Giroach (N'viile), 1:07.77:3. Robert CANTON'S DUAL-MEET High jump: 1. Zach Gaskell (Salem), Swain (SL), 10:13.57. RECORD: 2-4 overall; 2-3 in KLAA :-1; 2/ Al Myers (N'viile). 6-1; 3. David 400 relay:I.Churchill (Frezzell, South. 8rown (N'viile), 6-1; 4. Kevin Scott Coppola. Travis Tomey, GIRLS TRACK RESULTS (LF),6-0; 5. Hudson Cadet (LF),5-11;6. Easterling), 43.62; 2. Stevenson. 43.69; LIVONIA FRANKLIN 76 (tie) Ben Spreitzer (Canton) and Mike 3. Franklin, 44.33; 4. Salem, 44.94; PLYMOUTH 61 Schact (Canton), 5-11 each; 8. (tie) 5. John Gienn, 45.6; 6. Novi, 45.62; 7. May 11 at Franklin McManus If you are looking to place an ad for any of the below positions, ask about our Medical/Dental Recruitment Section: of Subscribing Today! RNs • LPNs * EMTs • Medical Assistants Case Managers • Nurse Managers Save with special offers from the following sponsors: Receptionists • Psychologists • Appiebee's Dental Assistants • Medical Biller • Busch's Supermarket • Subway Respiratory Therapist • And more! • Dunkin'Donuts • T.6.I. 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(S) defeated.Paige McNamara, 6-2, 6-4; Ho. 2: Linda Ling (S) def. Carli Taylor-made win over Chiefs Marschner, 6-0,6-1; No. 3: Gabrielle Sabatim (LS) def. Anna Norman, 3-6, BY BRAD EMONS After Franklin put two run• 6- 1,6-1; No. 4: Laura Gumpper (LS) def. Morgan Spencer, 6-0,6-3, OBSERVER STAFF WRITER PREP SOFTBALL ners aboard in the bottom of No. 1 doubles: Shannon the sixth, but failed to score, Dwight/Ashley Benvenuit (LS) def. It's close to letting go the bal• Farmington Invitational, Canton made one last bid as Rachel Norman/Ariel Rojo, 2-6,7-5, 7- 6(4); No. 2: Christine Stemmeyer/ loons and tossing confetti time improved to 21-1 overall as Larner reached first on an Danielle Jagodzinski (LS) def. Kerry for the Livonia Franklin girls " she scattered seven hits. infield throwing error with two MacDonald/Alex Lamb, 64 7-5; No. 3: Victoria Brotz/Mallory Rojo (S) def. softball team. Losing pitcher Amy outs. Cafla Miller/Melissa Martinez (LS), 6-3, The, Patriots, ranked No. 8 in Dunleavy gave up five hits, Dunleavy then ripped a 1-6,6-4; No. 4: Ashley DaVis/Katie Fletcher (S) def. Simonalriea/Keisey the latest Division 1 statewide struck out five and walked Sanborn pitch off the left-cen• futrell. 6-0,6-0; No.5:8fehany coaches poll, claimed at least two in six innings as the ter fieldwal l for a double, but Ha Her/Emma VanHoof (S) aef. Andrea a share of the KLAA's South Chiefs fell to 20-5 overall and the potential game-tying run Burford/Michele DeBeaudty 6-1,6-1. Division title Tuesday after• 10-3 in the division. remained at third base. SALEM'S RECORD: 6-3.J- noon with a critical 2-1 victory "She (Dunleavy) struck out "The fly was hit to the fence, SALEM8 \i over Canton. 17 in 11 innings the last time but the runner stopped," SOUTH LYON ZM$\ Monday at South Lyon East Franklin, 24-4 overall and we met," Jimenez said. "We Arnold said. "Those are the No. 1 singles: Alii Carpenter (S) 13-0 in the South, needed only learned to lay off the high little things. We should still be defeated Lindsay Heikkenen,-6-0, 6-0; No. 2:AnnaMcGuire (SLE)def. a win in its last three division pitch." playing. We had two or three Alex Lamb, 6-1,6-3; No. 3: Kerry games to claim its first outright Dunleavy got out of a first- chances to be up there. We An all-around great gymnast MacDonald (S) def. Brooke Dexter, 6-0, '6-0; No. 4: Lisa Hursin (S) def. Taylor title since 1997- inning jam when Franklin have good power hitters and we Anna Gen rich, a freshman at Canton High School, competed in the Level 'Keefer, 6-4,6-4. •: Lead-off hitter Brittany put runners on second and got people on base, but we did 9,2009 Junior Olympic Eastern Nationals held May 8-10 in Tupelo, Miss. No, 1 doubles: Rachel Norman/ Taylor singled and came all third with one out and the not capitalize on our opportu• Competing in the Senior 1 age group against the top gymnasts from Anna Norman (S) def. Sarah 'Marguardt/Kayla Evans, 6?0,6-0; No. the way around from first Chiefs took a 1-0 lead in the nities." 26 states, Anna was crowned Eastern National Champion on the floor . 2: Linda Ling/Morgan Spihcer (S) def. base to home on a sacrifice top of the third on a single by The loss virtually eliminates exercise with a score of 9.550 and crowned vault champion with a score Erin Dobson/Libby Richards, 6-1,6-0; No. 3: Victoria Brotz/Maltory Rojo of 9.450. She also earned a silver medal on beam with a score of 9.300 bunt by Chelsea Williams to ninth batter Sam Partain and Canton from division conten• (S) def. Sam Raney/Chefsea Mongeau, score the game-winning run a double by freshman right tion. and finished fourth in the all-around with a score 36.775. Anna was 6-0,6-0; No. 4: Bethany tf&ler/Emma VanHoof (S) def. Shanna Csffon/Beth part of the Region 5 team which is comprised of the top gymnasts from in the bottom of the fifth fielder Jesse Larner. "It looks like were in second NyKamp,6-0,6-0; No. fcKUie inning. Franklin tied it up in the place unless something drastic Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky. The Senior 1 Region 5 team Demery/Rache! PawlowskMj def. Taylor churned furiously bottom half of the inning. happens," Arnold said. "But the won the first-place team award. Genrich trains at Euro Stars Gymnastics in Kacey Felts/Erin McCurry, 6\-|, 6-0. around third after Canton Williams reached base on a kids will come back." Plymouth and is coached by Peter and Tania Gueorguiev. "Just competing SALEM'S RECORD: 5-3. failed to cover the bag and bunt single, moved to second Franklin, meanwhile, has in the nationals is an accomplishment," said Peter Gueorguiev. "To take PLYMOUTH! the throw from first base got on a wild pitch and scored on been on mission since losing first, to be a national champion, is a great honor. After three rotations LIVONIA FRANHLIN3 May 8 at Plymouth Anna was in first place for the ail around. She was leading all other away. Sanborn's RBI single which to Division 1 state champion No. 1 singles: Angelicaqoods . "The last two games the took a one-hop off the right- Garden City, 2-1, in last year's gymnasts by .35 points. If it wasn't for a mishap on the bars she would (LF) defeated Jessica Braoay, 6-2, 6-0; No. 2: Emily Wisniwskif F) def. have won the all around as well. Even with the mishap she still finished 4th same play worked - she just center field fence. pre-district. Sarah Mitchell, 6-3,6-2; NoUi Gina motors," Franklin coach Franklin then tallied the "It's the senior leadership in the all around, that is how good she was." Matar (P) def. Angela Tomassihi, 3-6, game-winner on Taylor's from basketball, it helps when 6-2,6-4; No. 4: Radhika PatefctP) def. Linda Jimenez said of her Rebecca Fenner, 6-3,6-3. speedy senior catcher. manufactured run. they've been in that kind of No. 1 doubles: Katie Binger- Meanwhile, Patriots senior "It's the little things that competition," said Jimenez, Lindsay Stemberger (P) def. Crystal Henderson-Jenn Relfinger, 6-0,6-1; pitcher Natalie Sanborn came make the difference in wins referring to four Franklin No. 2: Allison SantorRauren Jeong up with the key outs, includ• and losses," Canton coach softball starters who were also (P) def. Stephanie Belcher-Lindsey ing a fly out to right field to Jim Arnold said. "And it's the starters on this year's state Fenner, 4-6,6-3,7-6; No. 3: Claire Marchesano-Annie Mackenzie (P) def. end the game with Canton little things you do not do that Class A runner-up hoop team. Sarah Noffze-Jaclyn Horseli, 7-6,6-4; runners at second and third causes those losses. Our left "Our captains demand more No. 4: Britta Swanson-Kayla Griffey (P) def. Angela Browning-Jaclyn in the top of the seventh. fielder was supposed to cover expect more from their team• Kurc, 6-1,6-2; No. 5: Anne West-Gina Sanborn, pitching on a sore on that play. And with her mates. I don't have to say a lot DeBiasi (P) def. Annie McLeod-Renee ankle suffered during the speed (Taylor's) - speed kills. to them." Kozakowski, 6-4,6-2. Dual match records: .Plymouth. warm-ups prior to Saturday's She capitalized and was able to 6-3 overall; 6-3 KLAA South?Division; championship game of the take the extra base." [email protected] 1 (313) 222-6851 Franklin, 5-6 overall, 4-5 K1LAA South. SALEM 9 SOUTH LYON EAST O May 8 at Salem No. 1 singles: Alii CarpeWer (S) defeated Anna McGuire. 6-l£6-0; No. GOLF RESULTS 2: Linda Ling (S) def. Kayla E&ns, 6-0,6-0; No. 3: Anna NarmaitfS) WESTERN WAYNE INVITATIONAL Canton scorers: 1. Rickerman, 74; 2. (tie) John Gienn scorers: 7. (tie) Andy Myers, def. Brooke Dexter, 6-0,6-0;«6.4: BOYS GOLF TOURNAMENT Zach Conrad, 77; 14. Jeremy Lindlbauer, 84; 81; 34. Conner Monroe, 92; 41. (tie) Josh Morgan Spencer (S) def. Taylor Keefer, May 11 at Walnut Creek CC. 30. Dominic Boneli, 91; 52. Travis Hall, 102; 54. Duprie, Alex Rochette and Tim Boes, 41 each; 6-2, 6-1 TEAM STANDINGS: 1, Livonia Stevenson Josh Maxam,1Q3. 57. Travis Jozefczak, 107. Gifted runner headed to Siena Heights No. 1 doubles: Rachel Norman/ (A), 324 strokes; 2. Canton, 326; 3. (tie) Churchill scorers: 4. (tie) Adam Yarber, Garden City scorers: 22. Ron Pummili, Ariel Rojo (S) def. Sarah Marquardt/ Livonia Churchill and Plymouth, 330 each; 80; 7. (tie) Kevin Robinson, 81; 11. Dan Bostick, 87; 27. Nick Walker, 88; 37. (tie)Jerod Plymouth High School senior Beth Heldmeyer recently signed to compete Libby Richards, 6-1,6-0; No. 2: Kerry 5. Livonia Franklin, 349; 6. Woodhaven, 350; 83; 18. Nick Proben, 86; 22. (tie) Ryan Cioch Cusmano and Mike Downey, 93; R.J. Wright, MacDonald/Alex Lamb def. Sam for the Siena Heights cross country and track-and-field teams. Heldmeyer 7. Westland John Glenn and Garden City, and Chris Theile, 87 each. 96; 50. John Seiinski, TOO. Raney/Chelsea Mongeau, 6-0; 6-0; 361 each; 9. Livonia Stevenson (8), 365; 10, Plymouth scorers: 7. (tie) Andrew Stevenson (B) scorers: 18. Dante Cicceili was a two-sport star for the Wildcats, excelling at cross country in the No. 3: Victoria Brotz/Mallory Rojo Redford Union, 422. (S) def. Shanna Catron/Beth Nykamp, Overmeyer, 81; 10. Jimmy Bryans, 82; 11. Ryan 86; 30. Nick Collins, 91; 37, Jimmy Vayis, 93; fall and softball in the spring. Heldmeyer (seated) is pictured with (from 6-0,6-0; No. 4: Katie Fletcher/Emma INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Bauer, 83; 14. Josh Heinze, 84; 18. Justin 45. Nick Barr and Cam Humitz, 95 each; 50. left) Plymouth assistant cross country coach Marilee Murray, Plymouth VanHoof (S) def. Erin McCurry/Kacey Medalist: Andrew Rickerman (Canton), 74. Bauer, 86; 29. Trevor Birdwell, 90. Matt Fox, 100. Felts, 6-1,6-0; No. 5: Lisa Hursin/ Stevenson (A) scorers: 2. (tie) Tim Milsk, Franklin scorers: 14. Jimmy Johnson, RU scorers: 52. Jeremy Stover, 102; 54. head cross country coach Mary Kerwin, Plymouth head softball coach Val Lindsay Spaulding (S) def. Jaime 77; 4. (tie) Drew Mossoian and Dan Dufour 80 84; 18. Chris Grund, 86; 22. Jordan Chisholm, Josh Marlow, 56.; Jake Kinjorski, 105; 58. Canfield and Siena Heights' cross country coach. Grunewald/Kiley Rakowski, 6-2,6-0. each; 22. Christian Oebay, 87; 30. (tie) Adam 87; 34. (tie) Jacob Wirgau and Doug Nagy, 92 Scott Bunzeluk, 112; 59. 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Old Barbies, Super clean. (313) 657-8125 28067 New Bedford Dr., Furniture, toys,, mower & 1st floor laundry, office all ANTIQUE CHERRY BEDROOM New In Box. SMALL YORKSHIRE lnkster/12 Mile. more! w/fax & hs irrternet/TIVO. SET Made in Boston. TERRIERS, FARMINGTON HILLS Headboard, footboard, mat• $3500/wk. 2 week min. here' PLYMOUTH TWP. May 16 AKC. 2 female p*ups, no ANNGIE APTS. r tress, box spring, 12 drawer FERNDALE BLOCK GARAGE checks/refunds. $850 each. weekend - RIDGEWOOD FREE HEAT! 1 bdrm, $505. 9 248-569-1625 dresser/mirror. Cash Only! SALE Sat, May 16. W. HILLS ANNUAL ALL SUB - Sandy: (248) 939-3143 Mi/Middlebelt. 248-478-7489 248-890-9359 $400. 734-391-8006 Oakrldge. W. off Pinecrest. The RIGHT STUFF at GREAT BIRMINGHAM 383 Arc via, LIVONIA - Nice 2 bdrm apt, prices. N side of Ann Arbor Garage Sale 5/15-16, 9-3 near Maple and Cranbrook. newly updated, good area, Rd., 1/2 Mi Wot Beck. Office/Retail Space For JWK Look in your 47623 Norton Ct Plymouth HUGE moving sale! 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NORTHVILLE Moving Sale - Service+Oil change every 61211 Heritage Blvd. LIVONIA SALE 2 Family - ROCHESTER disposal, gas furnace/stove, FERNDALE A nice, clean, 248-437-9812 Friday and Saturday, 15th & 5.000 miles. $4995. 661-645- MASSIVE MOVING SALE storage shed, large deck-par• updated 2 bdrm lower flat 800-579-SELL Colonial Acres Sub. 18263 Wayne Rd.,Nof6,Wof 16th, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. 4010 Rochester Hills tially covered, 2 car parking. with hardwood floors. Pets Pontiac Trail, N. of 9 Mile. Farmington. May 15-16, 9am- Sneli Rd., Non Rochester Rd, 40800 Northville Trail - At Westland Meadows. Must ok. $750/mo. 248-545-3890. 4pm. A little of everything! W on Snell, Oakland Twp, Northville Trail Subdivision. see inside! Avail now, $9,000. May 16-17,10am-5pm. May 14,15,16, 8am-6pm. SOUTH LYON (734) 604-8354 LIVONIA Sub Sale - 5/21, 22, Check Craigslist.org for fur• ROCHESTER HILLS 3 Warehouse/Storage ther details/listing Homes For Rent 23, 8:30a.m.-2:30p,m. Willow ESTATE SALE bldgs. nmtlmnaommu WATERFDRD Woods Sub, Newburgh, 3200 sq ft all or part. between 7 & 8 Mile. SOUTH LYON Thursday- May 16 BLOOMFIELD ESTATE SALE Saturday, May 14-16 8am-? 2400 sq ft all or part. 655 Fieldstone. 517.438.0016 4 bdrm, 3 bath Thurs-Sun., May 14-16, 10076 Aylebury, West of 6811 White Pine. $1995/mo 2000 sq ft all or part. 10-5pm. LYON TWP. Dixboro & South of 10 Mile. EastLansingRentals.com Cars, boats, motor- 1102 Tecumseh 21180 Laser Lane, off 8 Household Goods 517-332-4373 homes, whatever. For more info & pics Mile, 1/4 mile West of TROY Multi-Family Garage Sale - Furniture, dishes, baby, Electricity only, over• www.geminiestates.com Pontiac Trail. May 15-16th. Make child and adult clothing, toys, BDRM SETS- Living room set, HOLLY 2 bdrm ranch, 9-4pm. Variety of items! head doors. stroller, snow blower, and lamps, ladders, TV stands, $550/mo. 248-568-8900. Gated area misc. household items. Fri., end tables, misc Ethan Allen NORTHVILLE Huge Sale, May your life- 248-437-9812 May 15. 9am -6pm. Sat., May furniture, Hard Rock Maple Garage Sales ¢) 15-16, 9-4pm. 231 S. Ely, 1 LIVONIA Cozy 2 bdrm, fire• 16, 8am-3pm. 4301 Furniture, etc. 734-748-0069 blk N. of 8 Mile, W. of Center. Wentworth Drive, Troy. Bias m is esli tnfi&fl place in LR, den, recently remodeled, garage. No Pets. Antiques, collectibles, sports, easier.,, $795/mo + sec. 734-425-7355 Land For Rent BIRMINGHAM HUGE Garage fishing, etc. 30 yr collector. WAYNE BIDDLE STREET YARD 1-800-579-7355 Sale! 345 Shirley Road, SALE, WAYNE,MI - SATUR• NORTHWEST DETROIT 2 Birmingham. Children's bikes, NORTHVILLE DAY, 5/16, EAST OF WAYNE Bdrms, large fenced in yard. SOUTH LYON games, household items, ROAD, N.0F ANNAPOLIS, S.OF KITCHEN APPLIANCES find it in May 15-16 Fri-Sat, 9am-4pm. vist! BS online Immediate Occupancy. $525 11 acre farm field, mens and women's clothes MICHIGAN AVE. 10:00AM- Refrigerator, range, washer, 3! mo., $700 Sec. For Sale 8 Mile & Dixboro. and MORE! Saturday, 9am- TV, computer desk, household 4:00PM. RAIN DAY WILL BE dryer. Will separate, clean! s.tefrisiswfilts,; $22,000 734-782-3930 Call: (248) 437-2196 4pm, items & more. SUNDAY, 5/17. 313-682-3018 $450. 734-992-8179 your classifieds! online at hometownlifexom Thursday, May 14,2009 (CP) B5 IT'S YOUR BUSINESS O&A IT'S YOUR BUSINESS 0S.A The bar is high: Local lawyer advocates for her clients Observer: Tell us about your business, including the types of services and/or products you feature. LEAH STEMPKY, ATTORNEY AT LAW Stempky: We offer free consultations for clients seeking advice on criminal, family • Business name: Sempliner and Thomas law, property and contract issues, and we also • Business address, including city: 340 N. Main, handle bankruptcies. Suite 309, Plymouth Observer: What makes your business unique? • Your name and title: Leah Stempky, associate Stempky: We are a small firm that focuses on attorney personal service. •Your hometown; Saline Observer: How did you first decide to open your own • Business opened when? Began practicing law . business? Stempky: I've known I wanted to go to law three years ago school since I was 18 years old. •Number of employees: 3 Observer: Why did you choose Plymouth? • Yourbusiness specialty: I work as the public BILL BRESLER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Stempky: I love the area and I can still live defender with Robin Persiconi at 35th District Court Kristen Waddeli (from left), Dr. Dennis Elmer, Nicole DeFeiice and Dr. Eric Larsen of Advanced Veterinary Care Group. in Saline. I owe a special thank you to John in Plymouth. I also specialize in bankruptcies, fam• and Ginny Thomas (John owns Sempliner and ily law and criminal law. Thomas) and Jan Baker (John's secretary) for • Hours of operation; Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 taking a chance on me when I was first starting out. Their support has been invaluable. p.m. Clinic offers new concept Observer: How has the business changed since it • Business phone and Web site: (734) 454-0979; opened? www.ieahstempky.com Stempky: I know criminal defense in veterinary medicine attorneys don't have the best reputation tut I have truly enjoyed Observer: Tell us about your working as one of the business, Including the types of ADVANCED VETERINARY CARE GROUP, PLLC public defenders for this services and/or products you Address: 41740 Michigan Avenue, Canton, Ml 48188 community. feature. Your name: Dr. Eric R. Larsen, co-owner; Dr. Dennis G. Elmer, co-owner Observer: How has the Eric R. Larsen: We are a Your hometown: Dr. Larsen - Canton; Dr. Elmer - Plymouth recent economy affected new concept in veterinary Business opened when?: October 2008 your business? medicine. Typically refer• Stempky: We are Number of employees: Two doctors and three veterinary technicians, ral centers are staffed by seeing more people veterinary specialists. Many plus one referral services representative to visit clinics who need advice/help procedures that a general Your business specialty: Veterinary diagnostics, surgery and other - with foreclosures and practitioner could perform if treatments that can be difficult to offer in general practice. bankruptcies. they had the time or equip• Business hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (though we work until Observer: What's in store ment have defaulted to the ail procedures completed and often will be available for urgent needs for the future of your specialist purely because there that extend our hours) business? have been no other options. Stempky: I hope to Business phone/Web site/e-mail: (734) 713-1300, fax (734) 713-1301, We have made an investment continue to build my Web site: advancedveterinarycare.net into the necessary equipment practice and advocate for BILL BRESLER I STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER and gathered individuals with my clients. the expertise to offer many of veterinary staff that has cre• Northville clinic had no expe• Leah Stempky works at Sempliner and Thomas in Plymouth, and is a public defender these services at a new refer• ated a bond with that owner is rience with and the specialist at Plymouth's 35th District Court. ral-only hospital to allow every also very unhappy that more was out of the client's price Veterinary clinic to offer our couldn't be done to help the range and had to be paid up services as an extension of owner and patient. We hope to front. She called us to see what their own practice. Our ser• offer an option that clinics can we could do. This particular vices include soft tissue and reach for when the situation is surgery was the same one orthopedic surgeries, digital appropriate. that inspired our business so imaging (x-ray, ultrasound Observer: Why did you choose we were happy to help. Our and endoscopic exams), MRI Canton? price was affordable to the imaging and physical therapy Larsen: Canton is well rec• client and, more importantly, and rehabilitation (including ognized in the Detroit and because we bill through their an underwater treadmill and Ann Arbor area as a vibrant, family vet, the client was able laser therapy). progressive community. Well to make a payment plan with Observer: How did you first decide known businesses such as her clinic (she had a history to open your business? IKEA have made Canton a with them for such situations). Larsen: Dr. Elmer was destination. Like them, we We literally saved Soshi's life, working as a relief vet one day appreciate that we are central not just because we could per• at a clinic in Wayne. He called to the highway system and form the needed procedure, his wife that was working at there is easy access to Canton but also because we offer our another clinic and she men• from all communities. services in such a unique fash• tioned they had trouble with Observer: What makes your ion. a cat that needed a surgery business unique? Observer: How has the recent they couldn't do at her clinic. Larsen: We are the only economy affected your business? Knowing he could perform veterinary facility that func• Larsen: Like all businesses the surgery, Dr. Elmer casu• tions like the human model in Michigan, we are not as ally suggested that if the client of medicine. We are the x-ray, busy as we used to be. Some could not avail themselves of MRI, surgery or ultrasound of veterinary services are, by a specialist then send it over. center for your veterinarian. their nature, very expensive. Some 45 minutes later the Because we work through your Many families are unable client walked into the Wayne family veterinarian to gener• to avail themselves of those clinic and the cat's surgery ate diagnostic information services even in the best of was performed. His thought, or complete a needed surgery times. We've brought the price "I wonder how many times a or treatment, you have the of many procedures into a 734-453-5500 day in Detroit does it happen comfort of knowing that the range that is attainable for wow. pIymouthnursery.net that a pet gets euthanized case is being handled the way more people. That has become Mon-Fri 8-8 • Sat 8-6 • Sim 9-5 9900 Ann Arbor Rd./Plymouth Rd. because the specialist was not that your veterinarian desires. particularly relevant now that Offers Expire 5/20/09 7 Miles West of 1-275 * 1 1/2 Mfles South rA U-14 Grow 'Green' with Us! Cariaef of Gotfredwris Ri. an option and a clinic didn't There is a comfort level to deal 'every penny counts' for some know where else to send the with the staff you are familiar families. patient?" with from initial diagnosis, Observer: Any advice for other Through our careers we have implementing treatment and business owners? been frustrated when a lack of billing. Larsen: If you have an idea equipment or funds created a Observer: How has tt changed that you think is unique, go situation where a pet received since you opened? for it. Don't look back later suboptimal care because cru• Larsen: Our philosophy has in life and wish you had tried cial information was unavail• not changed in the short time something. Look back on how able or a treatment could not we've been open. In fact, feed• difficult it might have been be implemented. The gold back from the veterinarians at first but look at what you standard of care is the vet• and owners who have used our have accomplished. Perhaps erinary specialist, but that is services has been overwhelm• one small idea can change the not always an option for every ingly positive and supportive, world. pet owner. We realized that Observer: Do you have a funny Observer: What's in store for the if we could centralize diag• tidbit or story to share with our future of your business? nostic equipment, treatment readers about your experience so Larsen: We are constantly protocols and Veterinarians far as a small business owner? adding new services and with expertise in certain Larsen: Shortly after we equipment to better serve the procedures and offered these opened we saw a cat from a communities' pets and own• services at a general practice Northville clinic named Soshi. ers. There is an open invitation fee structure to the Veterinary The clinic had never used us to any veterinarian that has a community, more pets would before but called when a very unique skill and wants to offer benefit from the availability of good client of theirs needed it to more clients than their these services. an urgent surgery because the single location can reach to Economic euthanasia is a cat had a blocked urethra and join us in bringing that service lose/lose situation. The pet couldn't urinate. The neces• to the entire metro area. Keith J. Pierce, MD owner is devastated and the sary surgery was one that the Internal Medicine 38525 Eight Mile Road Livonia, Ml 48152 Check us out on the Web every day at hometownlife.com 248.321.6612 Call for Directions! B6 (*) Observer S Eccentric | Thursday, May 14,2009 online at hometownlife.com RELIGION CALENDAR To submit an item for the religion to pack on May 31, Charitable tax Weekend refuge for women calendar, e-mail lchorain@home- receipts are available. On Sunday 1 p.m, Saturday, May 16, to 10 a.m. townlife.com or write: Religion . May 31, at 1 p.m. volunteers will pack Sunday, May 17, at Prayer Gate. 16115 Volunteers make a difference Calendar, Observer Newspapers, 615 up the lightiy used clothing for ship• Beck Rd. Between Five Mile and Six W. Lafayette-2nd Level, Detroit, Ml ment to Ukraine, Honduras, Kosovo, Mile. Life Care trained Counselor and 48226, Attn: Linda Chomin. Deadline India, and Niger by Master Provisions, Pastor Lillian Easterly-Smith will be for an announcement to appear a group that supports missionary guest speaker helping all to begin in Nicaragua!! children's lives in the Thursday edition is noon activities through clothes distribu• to break bondages and strongholds. Monday. For a complete listing of tion in those countries. Last year, Team builders/games/activities will events online please go to home- more than four tons of clQthing were help women make tife long friends BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN townlife.com. shipped from Livonia. unify to get through life's moments. 0&E STAFF WRITER Help available Register by calling Erika at (734) 404 MAY A weekly drop-in Food Cupboard 0270, Nancy Pennington can still see the Sharing made simple (non-perishable items) is available 10 Celebration cracked ground under her feet as well as the is Mary really contrary to the teach• a.m. to noon Saturday mornings at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran smiling Nicaraguan children even though ings of scripture? is the topic of the St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 16360 Church celebrates St, Matthias she's back home in Livonia. The memo• Apologetics for Beginners lecture by Hubbard, Livonia. Apostle Festival 10 a.m. Sunday, May ries make her recent job loss seem not as nationally-acclaimed apologist and There are no requirements, this a 17, at the church, 35300 W. 8 Mite, trying when thinking back to the condi• author, Gary Michufa 7 p.m. Thursday, service the church wants the com• Farmington Hills, Friends and family, tions she witnessed on a mission trip with May 14, at St. Michael the Archangel munity to be aware of and utilize if including former members and the Ward Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Parish, 11441 Hubbard, south needed. Donations of nonperishabie larger community, will be welcomed Northville in early April. The first three Plymouth Rd, between Farmington items also accepted for the cup• with gifts, Vocal and handbell days were spent at the Casa Mephibosheth and Merriman roads, Livonia. For board. choirs, as well as special soloists orphanage in Juigalpa, the next three more information, call (734) 261-1455, Caring help available will be featured on this annual days in the barrios of Nicaragua. A total Ext 200, or visit www.iivoniastmi- Are you or someone you know "Church Music Sunday". of 16 members of the church's Single Point chael.org. Ail are welcome. Michuta's struggling with depression, divorce, In addition, a new vision for Ministry along with Rev. Dick Bont and his presentation will focus on the scrip• grief, addiction, relationship dif• a three-year "Transformation wife, Beth, experienced the living condi• tural rationale for Marion doctrine ficulties, or job loss? Real Life Ministry" will be officially initiated tions in one of the poorest Spanish-speaking and the reasons behind the rever• Church through its volunteers and with the Installation of the Reverend countries. ence in which Catholics hold Christ's partnerships with area ministries Gustav Kopka, Jr., Ph.D. as the called "At the orphanage they grabbed onto earthly Mother. and professionals provides classes, Transformation Pastor. The celebra• me," said Pennington. "They knew we Clothing donations wanted seminars, care, support S recovery tion continues with a reception and were coming. We played and played. They Donations of clean, used clothing groups, counseling, and prayer to refreshments. walked around so proud that we could be are being accepted through May 30, help you get through life challeng• King's Brass concert their moms and dads. They had somebody at Memorial Church of Christ, Five es. Visit the Web site for details on Tim Zimmerman and The King's to spend time with. It was like Christmas. Nancy Pennington of Livonia visited an orphanage Mile. Please leave donations at the current classes and groups offered Brass will be appearing in concert 1 didn't tell them stories about religion and in Nicaragua as part of mission trip with Ward east door or call (734) 464-6722 as well as location, days and times 7 p.m. Sunday, May 17, at St. Michael God, just held them and told them God Presbyterian Church in Northville. to arrange pickup or to volunteer www.realifeplymouth.com. loves them." Please see CALENDAR, B7 The trip was organized by Chosen take it down to them. I made the biggest Children Ministries, an evangelical mission album of photos from the trip. Now other organization providing physical and spiri• people want to come next year. I want to go tual help for the people of Nicaragua since again if I get a job." 1996. Teams of 10 or more church members In the meantime charitable work on work directly with the children and adults, behalf of the Nicaraguan people hasn't construct buildings and provide the necessi• stopped. Members of Ward Presbyterian ties of life like food. Church raised $3,500 for a well. Members of Ward Presbyterian Church "They have so rnany more needs," said have traveled on these missions for the last 7 Pennington. "We're collecting money for all years. Chosen Children Ministries operates the things they need. We took one lady to a Obituaries, Memorials & Remembrances the orphanage and over the years has mobi• doctor, bought a mattress for another," lized thousands of volunteers who make The team fulfilled spiritual needs as well. a difference in the lives of abandoned and In addition to purchasing instruments for needy children and families in Nicaragua. orphanage children to perform in local "I was hiding away in a cubicle and churches, the Ward team acted out two dra• needed something to inspire my life," said mas, Jonah and the Whale and The Lions Pennington. "I wanted to be helpful. They Den, in Spanish. TOM SPENCER COREY just loved the attention. They thought we "I wrote all the plays. Tom Sheet rewrote Aged 79, of Big Bear Lake, just brought the world when we brought them in Spanish. We worked on it all year CA. Died April 2nd, 2009. flour. They only get a drop of water a day. A and practiced it with everybody," said He is survived by his broth• man there goes 8 miles every day for water. Pennington. "We performed it in 95 degree er Roger Corey of St. Petersburg FL, and his sister April They give him money and buy some water." heat, put costumes on over our clothes. It Corey Dobbs of Plymouth, MI, and A dry hole in the ground shows the des- was a unique experience. They had no bath• children; Mrs Nancy Burke of Fulton perateness of villagers who were only able to rooms. They have to go out and dig a hole. NY, and David Corey of Eugene, OR. "This is the worst economy but I'm so Also grandchildren Megan and Jared dig down about 100 feet. Corey of Eugene, OR. Tom was a "I came back to work on Monday and positive coming back from there. There's so 1948 graduate of Plymouth H.S. and was laid off. My world fell apart, but I'm much opportunity here, I have a caring fam• a veteran in the U.S. Army in thrilled I went. I carry this with me," said ily. I have so much going for me." Germany. Remains were cremated by JACK A. RIESS BENEDICT J. SMITH the Neptune Society a charitable Pennington. "The women lost husbands try• To help the church help the Nicaraguan Age 91, died peacefully on Age 89, of Birmingham, died organization for Leukemia &. ing to drill that well. I look at my beautiful residents, contact Rev. Dick Bont at (248) Friday, May 8, 2009 at Kingston May 11, 2009. He was born Lymphoma victims. Tel 951 -359- Care Center, Fort Wayne, IN. on June 3, 1919, in Joliet, wallpaper. These people have nothing but a 374-5933 or [email protected]. 2021, located in Riverside CA. t Born March 20, 1918 in New Illinois, He received his dirt floor and an 8-foot room. I wish I could Donations for the Society should be York City, NY, he was the son of Jack undergraduate degree from University [email protected] I (313) 22Z-2Z41 addressed to 401 N. Salinas St., Suite take all this stuff and put in my suitcase and A. Riess and Mary A. Riess (Brady). of Illinois and his MBA from the 304, Syracuse, NY 13203. He, graduated from Michigan . State University of Chicago. He is prede• University in 1942 with a degree in ceased by his wife of 56 years, GERTRUDE B. LINDEN Chemical Engineering and worked for Dorothy. Dear father of five children; Age 97, of Dayton (formerly of the Burroughs Corporation as a Geraldine (the late Mike) Mowery of Garden City, MI). Passed away 5-6-09. Metallurgical Engineer. He is survived Toledo, OH; Daniel (Connie) Smith of by five children: Jack, Edward, Mendon, MA; Margaret (Jeff) Kimble Veronica (Schalek), Linda (Watch) and of LaCanada, CA; Lawrence (Corinne) JAY RICHARD MacNIELL Michael; seven grandchildren and Smith of Elmhurst, IL; and Gregory- November 9, 1924 - April 3, three great grandchildren. He was pre• (Cathy) Smith of Birmingham, MI. 2009. Age 84, of Livonia ceded in death by his wife Alma Grandfather of Carrie, Ryan and Evan passed away on Friday, April (Fisher) of East Tawas, Michigan. Mowery, Danny (Kristy) and Matt 3, 2009 at Central Michigan Private family service will be held and (Molly) Smith, Katie and Megan Community Hospital. A memorial burial will in the South Lyon Kimble, Bryan and Brittany Smith, service for Jay will be held at the Cemetery, South Lyon, Michigan. Julia, Casey, and Jackie Smith, and Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Mt. Arrangements by D.O. McComb & great-grandfather of Dylan and Ava Pleasant, Ml on Saturday, May 16th at Sons, Maplewood Park Funeral Home, Smith. He had many interests includ• 11 a.m. with Fr. Loren Kalinowski 4017 Maplecrest Road. To sign the ing bridge, tennis, paddle tennis and a officiating. The family will receive online guest book, go to particular passion for golf. He was the friends on Saturday, May 16th from 10 www.mccombandsons.com. former president of Stonycroft Hills a.m. until time of service at the church. Club, and the CFA Society of Detroit. Memorial contributions may be made He also spent numerous hours volun• to Capuchin Soup Kitchen in Detroit. teering for organizations, including Envelopes will be available at the Catch (Sparky Anderson's Charity for Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Jay Children), Vista Maria, Birmingham was born on November 9, 1924 in Senior Mens Club, Birmingham Area Grand Rapids, Michigan, the son of Seniors Coordinating Council Ralph MacNiell and Myrtle f^oreen) (BASCC), Daughters of Divine Knight. Jay served in the United Charity (Saint Elizabeth Briarbank), States Navy from 1942 to 1946, earn• Holy Name SEED Foundation, City of ing 2 bronze stars. He married Ruth Birmingham Traffic and Safety Alice Rozanske in June of 1949. Jay Commission, Beaumont Hospice and 1 worked as an electrician for the Union Saint Vincent DePaul. He was a for• Local 58. His step-father, Ray Greene, mer member of Oakland Hills CC. Mr. had sponsored Jay into the Electrical Smith is retired from Manufacturers Workers Union. Jay was a member of National Bank and was an officer in Tom Sheet delivers food to a family in a Nicaraguan barrio during a mission trip. Sheet was one of 18 people the I.B.E.W. for over 60 years, the the United States Navy during World Knights, of Columbus, and St. War II. Funeral services will be held who visited the country from Ward Presbyterian Church. Michael's Parish in Livonia. Jay is sur• Friday, May 15th, at 10 a.m. at Holy vived by his wife, Ruth; children, Jay Name Church, 630 Harmon, Richard MacNiell, Jr. of Kingman, AZ Birmingham. Friends may visit at and Marsha MacNiell of Mt. Pleasant. church beginning at 9:30 a.m. The Jay was preceded in death by his par• family will receive friends at Lynch & ents. You may view Jay's obituary Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks online and send a private condolence Road (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) to the family or sign the public guest- Wednesday & Thursday 3-8 p.m. book at www.clarkruneralchapel.com, Prayers Thursday 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Catch Charity, 223 Fisher Building, CARL EDWARD NARU 3011 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI A longtime, distinctive resident of 48202 or Vista Maria, 20651 W. Garden City, age 81, peacefully Warren, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127. passed away May 9, 2009. Beloved father of Carin (Rick) Vincent, Dan, Amy (Oscar) Earby, Matt and Janet. Grandfather of five; great-grandfather of three. Beloved brother of Gilbert RICHARD T. "DICK" (Anne) Naru. Preceded in death by STERLING brothers Bruno Jr. and Robert. Friend Of Farmington Hills. Age to all. Assistant football coach at 82, May 11, 2009. Beloved Garden City High. School. Memorial husband of Carol for 57 contributions may be made to the years. Loving father of Rend Alzheimers Association. Arrange• (Craig) Henriksen, Sheri (Scott) ments by Santeiu & Son. Louks, Suzanne (Tony) Olivieri. Dean grandpa of Heidi (Brandon), Erika, you've ios Hannah, Emma, Mitchell, Harrison and William. Grandpa Great of Ryan. I one, pla< Brother of Nancy (David) notice on our Stelmaszek, the late Thomas Sterling and Audrey Kingsley. Also survived Let us pray by.many nieces and nephews. Proud U.S. Marine Corps Veteran of WWII, Pastor Dana Runestad of Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church offers a prayer of praise and blessing during wounded in the South Pacific. Retired the Livonia Prayer Breakfast at Laurel Manor on the National Day of Prayer Thursday, May 7. Classical Bells from Ford Motor Co. Memorial serv• provided the music at the event. ice Friday, May 15th, 11 a.m. at St. John Lutheran Church, 23225 Gill Road, Farmington Hills. Family will receive friends at the church from 9 a.m. until time of service. Arrangements entrusted to THAYER- ROCK FUNERAL HOME, down• town Farmington. Memorials suggest• ed to St. John Lutheran Church. www.thayer-rock.com online at hometownlifexom Observer & Eccentric | Thursday, May 14,2009 (*) 87 CALENDAR presently held at the Livonia Family Y. 449-1456 or [email protected]. Glettda's Garden Center FROM PAGE B6 For more information, call Mary Ann For more information, visit www. at (734) 591-3067. judyinsley.com. NOVI LIVONIA Lutheran Church, 7000 N. Sheldon, Clothing bank Bethany Suburban West Canton. Zimmerman and The King's The Clothing Bank has moved to Monthly Dance 8 p.m. to midnight 40575 Grand River 36500 W. 7 Mile Brass present hymn classics with a a new location west of Canton Saturday, June 6, at St. Robert contemporary flair. Their original Christian Fellowship. Free cloth• Beliarmine, 27101W. Chicago at 248-471-4794 248-474-2230 arrangem,ents are featured on 13 ing (men, women and children) for Inkster Rd., Redford. Cha cha dance recordings. No charge, but a free those in need is available 10 a.m.- lesson 7 p.m., free with paid admis• will offering will be taken. For more noon Saturday, May 23, and contin• sion, lessons will be suspended until information, call (734) 459-3333. ues on the fourth Saturday of each this fall. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. God and country event month, at 41711 Joy Rd, Call (734) Call Diane K. for information (734) 10:30 a.m. Sunday May 17, at 404-2480, visit www.CantonCF.org 261-5716. Free Parkview Baptist Church, 9355 or send e-mail to [email protected] Free concert with Air Margaritaville 7 Stark, Livonia. Call {734} 261-6180. for information. p.m. Friday, June 12, at Kelfogg Park, Event is to honor those who have Band competition fund-raiser 761 Penniman and Main, Plymouth- served our country and who have More than 15 bands will compete to Bring a chair, your favorite refresh• fought to keep this country free, help raise money for a local organi• ment and a laid back attitude. Be Flats and for our right to worship God. zation that connects those in need of there by 6:30 p.m,. Call Kathy M. Everyone is invited. The service home repairs with volunteers ready (734) 513-9479. Monthly breakfast iDeludes Posting of the Colors by to help. The bands will play all genres meeting 9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 20, First 50 Customers on 5/16 and 5/17 American Legion Post #32 Livonia; of music at the Second Annual Battle at Leon's 30149 Ford Rd., south side Pledge of Allegiance, and Pledge to of the Bands noon to 9 p.m. Saturday, (next to Tim Horton's), Garden City, Receive a FREE Flat of Annuals the Christian Flag, and special times May 23, in the large pavilion at the Separated, divorced and singles wel• of Prayer for all servicemen, and for Garden City Park, rain or shine. come. For details, call Kathy M. (734) $8.99 Value • One Per Household our country. The music is free with proceeds from 513-9479. Guest speaker is Sergeant Virl concession and T-shirt sales going A Day at the Races 10 a.m. Saturday, Stalnaker who served in U.S. Army to Michigan Missions, a nonprofit June 27, at Pinnacle Race Track, from 1969-1971, He was stationed organization that helps unemployed, 18000 Vining Rd., between Sibley and in Vietnam Central Highlands as a disabled, elderly and low-income West Rd.,New Boston (Exit 13 off I- Combat Infantry Point Man. He was persons with home repairs at no cost 275). Buffet at 11 a.m. For details, call awarded The Bronze Star, Purple to them. Garden City Park is located Robin (734) 676-4515. FREE Heart, Army Commendation Medal. on the northeast corner of Merriman Celebrating 45 years of memories Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, and Cherry Hilt Road. Call (734) 793- - St. Dunstan Catholic School invites With a $50.00 Purchase Vietnam Defense Medal, Vietnam 1850 for directions. all former school staff, students and Service Medal, Good Conduct Michigan Missions is nonprofit families to join them for the clos• Medal, National Defense Medal, and organization that brings youth, host ing Liturgy 2 p.m. Sunday, June 14. Combat Infantry Badge. There will churches and homeowners together Please R.S.V.P. by June 5, by calling Flats of also be a luncheon. For a slide show to serve God by serving others. (734) 425-4380 or sending e-mail to of pictures from 2008 ceremony, Yard sale stdunstanschoolsecretary@comcast Annuals visit www.pbc-livonia.com/page. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May net. If you would like to contribute cfm?id=40. 30, at Faith Community Wesleyan as a Minister in the Liturgy, singer or Saturday night live Church, 14560 Merriman, Livonia. instrumentalist, call the Parish Office $8.99 Chuck Tocco is the first performer For information, call Mary at (248) at (734)425-6720. in the new event Saturday May 16, at 471-1322. There will be starter plants, Crocodile dock 48 count flats Garden City Presbyterian Church, 1841 children's toys and miscellaneous Down by the water Vacation Bible Middlebelt, Garden City. For more household items for sale. school 9 a.m. to noon Monday-Friday, While Supplies Last information, e-mail gepcevents© June 15-19 for fun, friendship and wowway.com or call (734) 421-7620, UPCOMING food, at St. Aidan Catholic Church on Tocco's acoustic style of Christian Landscape project Farmington Road, north of Six Mile, Praise and Worship will appeal to a Trinity Church of Livonia, 34500 Six Livonia. Cost is $25 per participant * * * wide range of audiences. Mile, next to Stevenson High School, (family discount available), Music CD Music at St. John's west of Farmington Road, Livonia, available last day for $10. VBS Mass The Saline Fiddlers, 6 p.m., Sunday, is hosting a site at a Livonia Park 9:30 a.m. Sunday June 21. For more 25% May 17, at St. John's Episcopal for the Rouge Rescue set for June information or to'volunteer, call FREE Church, 574 S.Sheldon, Plymouth. 6. Call (734) 425-2800 for additional Jackie at (734)425-9333. All concerts free except The Saline information. Bethany suburban west OFF Fiddlers (S7). Call (734) 453-0190. Acoustic concert Monthly Dance 8 p.m. to midnight Landscaping Garage sale Featuring Judy Insley and Almost Saturday, July 11, at St. Robert Trees & Shrubs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday-Monday, Perfect 8 p.m. Saturday, June 6, - Beliarmine, 27101 W.Chicago and Estimates May 23-25, at 36019 Middleboro, at Meadowbrook Congregational Inkster Rd., Redford. Dance admission Livonia. Proceeds go to help the Church, 21355 Meadowbrook Rd., $10 (No dance lesson). Doors open No warranty on sale items. No discount on labor/delivery. Anglican Church of Livonia purchase Nov. Tickets $12 at door, $10 in at 7:30 p.m. DJ is Dick Gerathy.Call a new church building. Services are advance. Contact Katie at (248) Diane K., (734) 261-5716. Not valid on previously purchased merchandise. All sales are final. Your Invitation to Worship ( VI NO 11( i:\IIFI) MI'lHODIsr II HIIKW ( Ml KCM MISSOURI SYNOD ST. ANNE'S ROMAN "More than Sunday Services" CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWBURG UNITED Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church Immemorial Latin Mass Worship Services 14175 Farmington Road, Livonia Just north of 1-96 Approved by Pope St. Pius V in 1570 9:00 a.m. & 11:30 AM METHODIST CHURCH St. Anne's Academy • Grades K-8 Sunday School & Piursery 734-522-6830 "Open Hearts, Minds & Doors" 23310 Joy Road ' Redford, Michigan 9:00, 10:30 & 11:30 AM Sunday Worship Sunday/Bible Class 5 Blocks E. of TelegTaph • (313) 53?2121 Pastor: 36500 Ann Arbor Trail 8:30 & 11:00 am - Traditional 9:45 am Dr. John Qrenfell II! Mess Schedule: between Wayne & Newburgh Rds. Early Childhood Center First Fri. 7:00p.m. Associate Pastor. First Sat 11:00 am Rev. David Wichert 734-422-0149 Staffed Nursery Available Phone 734-513-8413 Sun. Masses 7:30 & 10:00 a.m. Worship Service Confessions Heard Prior to Each Mass First United Methodist Church Making disciples who share the love of Jesus Christ Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions and Pastors: Robert F. Bayer and Anthony M. Creeden OE0 Tuesdays at 7:00 P.M. OHBESSM. Jj of Plymouth Sunday School ,Ml~ 45201 Norlli Territorinl Road IF (West of Sh<.!doi] Kojd) 9:15 am & 11:00 am |L (734) 453-5280 St Genevieve Roman Catholic Church Rev. Marsha M. Woolley GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ^| www.pfumc.org Visit our website: www.newburgumc.org St. Genevieve School - PreK-8 oeoasaiBae MISSOURI SYNOD 2901S Jamison • Livonia • 734-427-5220 25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH D> (East of Middlebelt, between 5 Mile S Jeffries) 313-532-2266 REDFORD TWP. MASS: lues. 7 p, Wed., Thurs. 9 a, Worship Service Risen Christ Lutheran Sat.4p, Sun11a ftsdjord 9:15*11:00 A.M. David W. Martin, Pastor blocks 46250 Ann Arbor Road - Plymouth n m, w.oft m sSoutc h of St Maurice Roman Catholic Church United Methodist Sunday School (734) 453-5252 h, 1' PlymoutPiV) h 32765 Lyndon • Livonia • 734-622-1616 10000 Beech Daly,313-937*317 0 9:15 4 11:OOA.M. Worship 8:15 & 10:45 am . (between Merriman & Farmington Roads] 9:30 - Trad. Worship & Sun. Sen. Nursery Provided Sunday School 9:30 • Adult Bible Study MASS: Mon. 8:30 a, Fri. 8:30 a, 11:00 - Contemp. Family Worship Ths Rev. Timothy P. Hilboth, Senior Paster Sat. 6 p. Sun 9a www.redfordald9rsgate.6rg I are welcome. Come as ^ (III KCHF^OF rvwdrur \LM THFK\S PREMHIEKIAN r\ wiFi ic \i 1.1 MERWCHl KCM HIT V\Z-\KENF (HI KCM IS WII KIT \ (U.S.A.) PKFMtMFKIW ttlSf <>SM\ ^SOI) PLYMOUTH CHURCH Timothy Lutheran Church St. James Presbyterian ROSEDALE GARDENS ST PAULSE. L OF THE NAZARENE A Reconciling In Christ Congregation Church, USA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (IISA) WARD CHURCH & SCHOOL 45801 W. Ann Arbor Road • (734) 453-1525 8820 Wayne Rd. 26360 West Six Mile Rd. 9601 Hubbard at W. Chicago, Livonia, Ml Evangelical Presbyterian Church ween Ann Arbor Trail & Joy Road) Redford (313) 534-7730 810 FARMINGTON ROAD (between Merriman S Farmington Rda.) Livonia • 427-2290 .VONIA (734)261-1360 i Sunday Worship Service -10:00 A.M., Sunday ^ (734)422-0494 Jill Heather, Pastor School -10:15 AM., Thursday Dinners - 6:00 RM., 40000 Six Mile Road WORSHIP SERVICES a* in % www.rosedalegardens.org ThrHt Store every Sat. 10am-2pm SUNDAY: 8:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. 10:00 a.m. Family Worship Nursery Care Provided • Handicapped Accessible "just west of1-275" Friends in Faith Service (Nursery Available) 0^^. Rev. Paul 5. Bousquette THURSDAY: 6:30 P.M. 9:00 am Northville, MI Traditional Service 10:30 am 248-374-7400 WE WELCOME YOU TO A Traditional Worship FULL SERVICE CHURCH D 8:00,9:30 & 11:00 AM. Contemporary Worship C.Khlk PRFsBiTFKIAS it \nisr 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Nursery & Sunday School During ORTHODOX the 9:30 & 11:00 Hours Evening Service • 7:00 p.m. Parkview Baptist Church Presents: ISTS. CONSTANTINE & HELEN FeUowship Presbyterian Church Service Broadcast GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH God & Country Sunday 11:00 A.M. Sunday WRDT-AM 560 36375 Joy Rd„ Westland Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. • Worship: 10:30 a.m. The WMUZ Word Station Sunday Services: e! Matins 9:00am, Divine Liturgy 10:OOai Pastor: Dr. Jimmy McGuire To honor all those who have served For additional information Rev. Fr. Teodor Petrvtiu Sunday May 17, 2009 at 10:30AM visit www.wardchurch.org Parish Office: 734-525-6789 Services held at: Madonna University's Kresge Hall uju/ur strains nrn 5 36600 Schoolcraft Road • Livonia • Parking lot is on NM corner of Levan & Sch( (Luncheon to follow) Nursery provided • www.fellowship-presbvterian.org - Speaker: Sergeant Virl Stalnaker U.S.Army 9355 Stark Rd. Livonia, MI (734) 261-6180 - www.pbc-livonia.com film 111.ilI'fti 11 L.IIilmu lln- |)ir lm\ liltM-i f.ill^i'iim hi .it "IIS'I •'77 TII">1 ui i' 111.ui- —In-' 111111- 1 mil B8 <*) Observer S Eccentric | Thursday, May 14,2009 online at hometownlife.com Downtown is free fun for country 99.5 WYCD Downtown Whitney Duncan, Justin Moore, Willie Nash, David Shelby, Hoedown comes to Detroit's Jessica Harp (of the Wreckers), Austin Scott, Justine Blazer and Hart Plaza the weekend of Stephen Cochran, Trent youth sensation Molly Hunt. Friday, May 15 through Sunday, Tomlinson and more. "We are excited to bring May 17- The 2009 99-5 WYCD this extraordinary event to This year's festival com• Downtown Hoedown will also Detroit again this year," said bines value with quality, and welcome movie star and celebri• Tim Roberts, WYCD Program a little Hollywood thrown in, ty Kevin Costner as he performs Director. "Looking over the list by bringing area fans more with his band Modern West on of performers, there is a great than 20 national recording the main stage on Friday, May mix of national artists and artists including legendary 17. household names, along with Willie Nelson, Rodney Atkins, Along with these very talented young up-and-comers and local Phil Vassal Jessica Andrews, national artists, 99-5 WYCD talent galore. We are most proud Bomshel, Luke Bryan, Josh also brings in the best home• - especially this year - to be able Gracin, Darryl Worley, Lee Ann grown talent from Metro Detroit to provide this bonanza of coun• Womack, Jason Michael Carroll, including The Forbes Brothers, try music as a free event, allow• Zac Brown Band, Trailer Choir, The Orbitsuns, Redhill, JoCaine, ing every country music fan a chance to enjoy the festival." The Downtown Hoedown began in 1983 with Hank Williams, Jr., Tanya Tucker, The Kendalls, Brenda Lee and Mel Tillis. Since then, Hart Plaza TM WmbvE m HITIERICHhas seen Garth Brooks, Reba, McEntire, the Dixie Chicks, Montgomery Gentry, Rascal Flatts, Gretchen Wilson, Big Kevin Costner & Modern West play the Main Hart Plaza Stage at 8:30 p.m. Friday, May 15 during WYCD's Downtown & Rich and more perform at Hoedown. the Hoedown. This year's 99-5 WYCDDowntow will be produced \ Sports & Entertai Band battle raises money for mission (PS&E), metro De event producer. Vi Over 15 bands playing all Missions, is optimistic com for a complet genres of music are sched• about this year's fund uled to play at the Second raiser. Annual Battle of the Bands, "We hope the funds noon-9 p.m. May 23, in the raised will be enough to , large pavilion at the Garden give Michigan Missions the City Park. The event, which ability to help even more will take place rain or of those in need and share shine, also includes face God's love with everybody," painting and other enter• she said. tainment. The music is free, Garden City Park is locat• with proceeds from conces• ed on the northeast corner sion and T-shirt sales going of Merriman and Cherry to Michigan Missions, a Hill Road. Call (734) 793- nonprofit organization 1850. that helps unemployed, Michigan Missions is a Willie Nelson is among many ac._ disabled, elderly and low- nonprofit organization that that wili perform free shows during Westland native Josh Gracin takes income persons with home brings youth, host churches WYCD's Downtown Hoedown May the Upper Stage at 8:45 p.m. on repairs at no cost to them. and homeowners together 15-17. See him at 9:15 p.m. Sunday on Saturday during WYCD's Downtown Jo Anne Pooley, execu• to serve God by serving Ill THEATRES EUERaiUHERE the Upper Stage. Hoedown at Hart Plaza. tive director of Michigan others. RDD EXPERIEflCE IT ill illflfOt FOR fl LIIT1ITE0 TilTIE FRIDAY, MAY 22 BUY AT PALACENET.COM, THE PALACE BOX OFFICE AND tkketmaster. CHARGE AT 1-800-745-3000. 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After 12 years inside the Hotel While crediting the restau• Baronette, the No. VT Chop rant's executive chef Jason House relocated less than a mile Hayden and master sommelier south of its current location, Madeline Triffon, Prentice guar• to the recently renovated 220- antees diners will experience the room Crowne Plaza Hotel. same quality food, wine and ser• 'It's being designed to be more vice, they have come to expect. beautiful than the existing spot," "No. VI is one of the more said Matt Prentice, chief execu• popular restaurants in Novi. Artists will create sidewalk chalk art tive officer of the Matt Prentice We've got a pretty loyal follow• during Plymouth ART Feast May 15-16. Restaurant Group, which owns ing," he said. "The executive chef the Chop House. "The Crowne at No. VI is one of the best chefs A trolley will transport guests to outlying galleries and shops during Plymouth ARTFeast May 15-16. Plaza has undergone a multi- in the state, and it's got the best' million dollar renovation." wine list in Novi." According to Prentice, Hotel In addition to the Chop Baronette sought after the man• House, the Matt Prentice agement group Sage Hospitality Restaurant Group is opening its Feast on art at Plymouth's premiere event to handle hotel operations, third Deli Unique location in the including food and beverage. Crowne Plaza. "It's a bit surprising, but prob• "We're waiting on a permit More than 30 galleries and PLYMOUTH ARTFEAST Certified Massage Therapy, lems can be opportunities," he from the City of Novi, but I'm shops in and around down• Creatopia Paint-it-Yourself said. "We wish the Baronette hoping to have it up by the end Art, food, music and fun 6-9 p.m. town Plymouth will partici• Pottery, Dearborn Jewelers, well, but there wasn't enough of May," Prentice said. "The deli pate in Plymouth ARTFeast Friday, May 15 (opening receptions); E G Nicks, Gabriala's, Greco business for both (No. VI Chop will give hotel patrons, as well as 2009 May 15-16. and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, May 16 Printing, Hands on Leather, House and Sage Hospitality) of the local patrons, an awesome The annual art walk features at 30 locations throughout down• Haven, House of Fudge, Jill us." place for breakfast and lunch." pottery, paintings, sculpture, town Plymouth. Andra Young Photography, The No. VI Chop House was Prentice also mentioned the glasswork, mixed media, fiber Liberty St. Brewing Co, scheduled to leave the Baronette restaurant group is creating jobs works, jewelry and many sur• Linden Art Glass, Lotus Arts May 3, and open its new location in Novi and will soon begin hir• prise art finds. include sidewalk chalk murals, Gallery, Magnolia Fresh Flower May 4. ing for the deli. Artists will be present dur• open chalk, face paintings and Market, Michigan Made "We'll be doing 100 percent The Matt Prentice Restaurant ing opening receptions, 6-9 balloon art. & More, Mill St. Gourmet of the food at the hotel and we'll Group also owns other fine p.m. Friday, with some artists Visit at least 12 of the art Pastries, Muriel's Doll House, have some new menu surprises," dining locations including present on Saturday as well. stops and have your passport Nico & Vali Italian Eatery, said Prentice, noting the addi• Coach Insignia, on top of the During the Friday evening stamped for chance to win Penniman Gallery, Plymouth tion of a bar menu. "We've never Renaissance Center; Northern gala, a trolley will deliver wonderful pieces of art. The Coffee Bean, Plymouth had a burger on our menu, but Lakes Seafood Company, in patrons to the outer areas event is free. See participating Community Arts Council, for the bar menu, I told our chef Bloomfield Hills; and Shiraz, in not within walking distance stores for details. Plymouth SuperCenter, That's 1 want to have the best burger Bingham Farms. of downtown. Musicians will Participating ArtFeast Awesome, The Candy Trail, in town.' perform in the open air for locations include: Basket The Glassworks, Tranquilitea, Artist demonstrations are among the "Prime beef is always going to [email protected] (248) walking enjoyment. Kreations, Bohemian Home, Vic's Mart and Village Potters highlights of Plymouth's premiere be more expensive, but we have 349-1700, Ext. 103 Other ArtFeast activities Brass & Iron Beds, Cellar 849, Guild. art walk, May 15-16. a lot of ways you can dine at No. Trekker at Comic Con Mary Gibbs of Redford plays Kara Donovan, helmsman of the Osiris, in the locally made fan-based film series "Star Trek: Osiris," which premiered online April 18. The professional actress and Redford Union High School graduate will join fellow castmates to greet fans and screen a multi-media presentation of the pilot episode "Eclipse" at this weekend's Motor City Comic Con, May 15-17 at Rock Financial Showplace in Novi. "Star Trek: Osiris" began production in summer, Z008. Shot entirely on a green screen, it follows the adventures of the maiden voyage of the U.S.S. Osiris. For more, visit www^tosiris. comorwww.motorcityconventions.com. For tickets d1a.org or the Members receive 'tickets. Join DETROIT INSTITUTE Of ARTS hsiitxisnmtkpossifis ij>a gfimS fitemtlie toanaS endows*;« online at hometp^Mexom & Eccentric] Thursday, May 14,2009 Observer +^* ./^ : ' i V Mi 380 S. Main Street Downtown Plymouth (734)416-9340 wvm.fiamfnagrille.com '4A IB,.- Wm. I-iamma will strivt- whenever possible to use Mkhjgvjn and loca% grown products *KI services. 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(313) 222-6755 jcbrownlhofDetownlife.com Realtors and friends flock to charity event Steering BY JULIE BROWN 0S.E STAFF WRITER Committee Bowling for Charity suits mem• bers of the Western Wayne Oakland County Association of Realtors just ' fine. needs sound That's just what WWOCAR members and such affiliated mem• bers as bankers did the evening of Wednesday, May 6, at Merri-Bowl advice Lanes on Five Mile in Livonia. They took over nearly all 40 lanes to raise Q: I am on the Steering Committee of an money for Sweet Dreamzzz Detroit, association where we have a successor a nonprofit which teaches children developer who has taken over the all about the importance of a good project but doesn't want to assume the night's sleep. responsibilities of the prior developer. "Isn't it amazing?" Dale E. Smith, We are basically a high end development WWOCAR executive vice president, but some of the people on the Steering said of the strong response. "When Committee are afraid to confront the you ask people to come out, they developer because they are his friends. help. It's just amazing that people What can I do? come through for the kids." Farmington-based WWOCAR A: Sometimes the more affluent has a committee that chooses a condominiums have people who think charity to help each year, he said, because they were successful in their focusing on lower-profile efforts own business, that they somehow like schools. They can provide close have a unique to a year's worth of funding from ability to manage the WWOCAR event. a condominium or May 6 brought out 115-120 bowl• can run it like a ers. Connie Murrah, WWOCAR country club making accounting manager, organized the no enemies, which Bowling for Charity benefit. is generally not the She noted participants enjoyed From left to right at the bowling benefit are Zack Schiebner and Jeremy Stybel, both from Atlantis Mortgage, Anthony Schippa, case. Indeed, my the $25 three-game, 9-pin no tap WWOCAR 2009 president-elect from Coidwe II Banker Preferred Realty, and Gary Reggish, WWOCAR 2009 president from Remerica experience has been event, including pizza and pop. "It's United Realty. Robert Meisner over the years that a great place for them to network," the more affluent a Murrah said. condominium board, "They like to do things with chil• the more difficult it is to represent dren," she said. "The Realtors really them because they don't think they like.to get behind those need to listen to their lawyer. Why kinds of charities." hire a lawyer if you are not willing Lane sponsors con• to listen to him or her and in your tribute to the cause and particular case, you need a lawyer to are appreciated, getting explain to the Steering Committee their company name and their responsibilities and their rights, phone on signs, so people and that they need someone to "hopefully jot that down negotiate on their behalf as they may for future reference," she not have the best negotiating skills said. and are much better off listening to a "It's a great benefit," knowledgeable attorney, particularly, Murrah added. "It's if they are paying him or her for always a great turnout." advice. Organizers appreciate all who contributed to its Q: We are an age restricted community success. and we have certain questions about the "It went really, really 80/20 requirement. Can you help us with well. We ended up with Cleveland Jackson, vice chair, WWOCAR 2009 Special Activities committee that requirement? 123 bowlers," Murrah from Brown Realty, Gary Reggish, WWOCAR 2009 president from Remerica said. "A couple of people United Realty, and Roxanne Fitzpatrick, chair, WWOCAR 2009 Special A: There are various housing bowled a 300 game." Activities committee from Keller Williams Farmington Hills, receiving her limitations set forth by the Fair winnings from one of the 50/50 drawings. Housing Act but the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995 provides for certain exceptions to a limit on discriminating against age BRIEFS in housing. The HOPA requires that age restricted communities publish and follow policies and Weir Manuel to 6 p.m. This event allows consum• Builders Professional Services Michigan's (AAM) Property procedures that demonstrate an ers the opportunity to learn about Group, will teach management Management Council (PMC) will intent to provide housing for persons Weir Manuel Realtors announced current trends in home remodeling skills that give industry leaders a sponsor a seminar on "Before The age 55 and older. For a "For Sale" that Carole Eizelman has joined while touring recently remodeled solid foundation in the best business Bedbug Bites" on Tuesday, May product, demonstrated intent the Weir Manuel team in the homes in Washtenaw County. practices for planning, organizing, 19, from 9-11 a.m. at Association can be established by including Birmingham office. A Realtor for 31 "As the economy continues to staffing, directing and controlling Headquarters, 30375 Northwestern HOPA requirements directly in years, Eizelman spent the past six suffer, many individuals are evalu• smaller businesses. Case studies Highway, Suite 100, Farmington. the community's Declaration years as a producing manager at her ating the benefits of remodeling and sample forms will be used to Hills. Bob England and Ray of Covenants and Restrictions. former employer serving Bloomfield their homes. The Tour is a fun and provide practical and applicable Hatherly of Eradico will present Furthermore, advertising for age Hills, Rochester and Troy. Sheis informative way to learn about the tools for management success. basic biology, how the problem restricted communities should the recipient of a President's Circle many exciting things that are hap• Registration fees are $155 for develops and is spread, and proper include specific information about age Realtor Award. pening locally," said Don Hughes, NAHBR Professional Remodeler control measures. Registration fees restrictions. To comply with federal Kelly Sweeney, owner and CEO of a co-chair of the 2009 Tour. "You members, $175 for BIA members are $15 per person for PMC, AAM requirements, sellers must assure that Weir Manuel, said, "We are proud will not want to miss this year's and $200 for guests. For registra• and Building Industry Association buyers receive covenants and a full that Carole chose to make the move event, which will highlight the best tion information, call (248) 862- members and $45 for guests. For explanation of the age restrictions to our elite team of real estate pro• in remodeling ideas for kitchens, 1033 or register online at www. registration information, call (248) and occupancy requirements at fessionals. She has an exceptional bathrooms, sunrooms, additions, builders.org. 862-1033 or register online at www. the point of sale. Sales agents need background in real estate and has and more." • Building Industry Association builders.org. training, not only on HOPA basics, a tremendous track record of client Tour information and tickets of Southeastern Michigan (BIA) • Building Industry Association but on the community's governing satisfaction." are available by visiting www. presents Green Built™ Training on. of Southeastern Michigan (BIA) documents, and particularly the age Weir Manuel Realtors is a leading narisemich.org or by calling (866) Wednesday, May 20, from 9-10:30 will present a Mid-Year Economic restrictions and how to deal with real estate company providing bro• 934-4094. a.m. at Association Headquarters, Forecast on Wednesday, June hypothetical what-if issues. HOPA's kerage and property management The ticket price is $10 for adults; 30375 Northwestern Highway, 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at exception to the FHA's prohibition services in Southeast Michigan, children 16 and under are free. Suite 100, in Farmington Hills. the Centerpoint Marriott, 3600 against discrimination based on with more than 150 profession• Chris Pratt of Construction and Centerpoint Parkway in Pontiac. familial status requires that "at least als in three Michigan offices: BIA Development Services, LLC, will John Augustine, CFA, Chief 80 percent of the occupied units are Birmingham, West Bloomfield and • Building Industry Association instruct on the subject of Water Investment Strategist, Fifth Third occupied by at least person who is Rochester. of Southeastern Michigan (BIA) Efficiency using materials and Private Bank, will lead the forecast, 55 years of age or older." The 1999 Its award-winning Web site, will sponsor a Certified Graduate methods that result in Green Built™ presenting what the housing indus• HOPA Amendments and Recent which includes live assistance, is at "Business Management for Building certification. Building Green offers try can expect for the remainder of Policy Statements provide for greater www.weirmanuel.com. Professionals" course on Monday, a change from selling cost per 2009. He is a frequent media guest flexibility in allowing persons under May 18, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at BIA square foot to making an environ• on CNBC and Bloomberg. He has age 55 to occupy units within the age Headquarters, 30375 Northwestern mental statement. been practicing portfolio manage• restricted community. Developers Home tour Highway, Suite 100, in Farmington The training is free for BIA ment for more than 17 years. must always keep in mind, however, The National Association of the Hills. The course, also known as members. Advance registration is Registration fees, including that the 80/20 ratio was a minimum Remodeling Industry of Southeast "CAPS III" is part of the National required. For registration informa• lunch, are $30 for BIA members requirement and any number below Michigan will host its sixth annual Association of Home Builders' tion, call (248) 862-1033 or register and $50 for guests. For registration this ratio constitutes an immediate Tour of Remodeled Homes Saturday Certified Graduate Course. online at www.builders.org. information, call (248) 862-1033 or FHA violation and disqualification and Sunday, May 16-17, from noon Chuck Breidenstein, CAPS, of • Apartment Association of register online at www.builders.org. from HOPA. This ratio and the message to future buyers and/or occupants must be strictly enforced and mandated and you should consult HOMES SOLD with your community association attorney for further information. 44675 Joy Rd $150,000 6473 Lathers St $33,000 13158 Karl Or $385,000 Robert M. Meisner is a lawyer and the author These are the Observer & Eccentric-area 312WildwoodLn $202,000 Livonia 40116 Newport Or $73,000 of Condominium Operation: Getting Started & Farmington 9245 Houghton St $155,000 9320 Saddlebrook Crk $220,000 residential real-estate closings recorded 23715 Ely Ct $138,000 18151 Mayfield St $150,000 50459 W Fellows Creek Ct 1 $435,000 Staying on the Right Track, second edition, it is the week of Jan. 26-30,2009, at the Wayne 30757 Shiawassee Rd. $35,000 29893 Mcintyre St $128,000 Redford available for $9.95 plus $1 shipping and handling. Farmington Hills Milford 9451 Jerome $81,000 County Register of Deeds office, plus some 37645 Amber Dr $173,000 612 Knollside Ct $150,000 17737 Olympfa $75,000 He also wrote Condo. Living: A Survival Guide from Oakland County. Listed below are cit• 24665 Farmington Rd $218,000 1309 Wixom Trl $105,000 South Lyon to Buying, Owning and Selling a Condominium, ies, addresses, and sales prices. 36101 Paddieford Rd $175,000 Northville 61821 FairlandDr $150,000 available for $24.95 plus $5 shipping and han• 21470 Riverwa Ik Ct $353,000 852 Andover Dr $385,000 Westland Canton 30118 S Stockton Dr $147,000 101 Baseline Rd $170,000 34091 Avondale St - $196,000 dling. For more information, call (248)644-4433 44135 Applewood Rd $173,000 30601 Sudbury Ct $261,000 42144 Roscommon St $90,000 30415 Ledgecliff Ave $85,000 2033 Arcadia Dr S136.0OO or visit [email protected]. This 37668 S Butler Cir . $180,000 4155 Cornerstone Dr $46,000 27248 Winterset Cir $252,000 41941 Sutlers Ln $262,000 column shouldn't be construed as legal advice. 2506£Roundtable Dr SI42.000 • Garden City Plymouth I Hillary Dr $168,000 31919 Donnelly St $95,000 11997 Deer Creek Ct . $350,000 31529 James St $60,000 10127 Eckles Rd $141,000 A Observer S Eccentric j Thursday, May 14,2009 online at hometownlife.com -ML ESTATE Manufactures! Homes Mobile Homes HOWIES START• ING AT $1. SPE• CIAL ENDS MAY 31ST. ASK FOR DETAILS. WAGON WHEEL PARK. Open Houses NORTHWEST LIVONIA (734) 495-0705 wiier 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 1774 sq.ft., hardwood floors, LIVONIA granite, ceramic thru-out, CANTON Castle Garden Sub. 1400 Immed. occup, $269,900. 43 Alloy 46012 Spinning Wheel, Canton sq, ft., 3 bdrm, 1 full & 2 (313)995-8674 components Center & Warren. Open Sat., half bath brick ranch. 1 "Bali -" 46 Fictional Answer to Previous Puzzle May 16th, 1-4pm. 4 bdrm, 2.5 Attached garage. 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Rates are based on a $200,000 Luxury Apartment. Washer/ Dryer, From $595/mo. loan with 20% down & credit score ot 740 or above. Jumbo rates, specific payment calculations & most current 248-34B-Q626 EHO rates available Fridays after 2:00 P.M. at www.rmcreport.com. Key to "Other" Column - J = Jumbo, PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN Quiet complex. 1 bdrm, C/A, A = Arm, V = VA, F = FHA & NR = Not Reported. All Lenders are Equal Opportunity Lenders. f=> storage, carport, laundry facil• ities, walk-in closet. $565/mo Lenders to participate call (734) 922-3032 / © 2009 Residential Mortgage Consultants, Inc., All Rights Reserved 231-645-7222 online at hometownlife.com Observer S Eccentric | Thursday, May 14,2009 (*) (J3 APARTMENTS Apartments/ ifjK Apartments/ jMRK Apartments/ /SK Office/Retail Space For ifH Homes For Rent Homes For Rent Rooms For Rent ; For Rent (J) Unfurnished W Unfurnished W Unfurnished W Rent/Lease W PLYMOUTH LIVONIA - 2 bdrm, all appli• SOUTHFIELD 3 bdrm colonial GARDEN CITY REDFORD Peaceful home for NORTHVILLE - UPPER FLAT 1 Bdrm,$550, 2 Bdrm. $670 ances incl W/D, fenced yard, on quiet cul-de-sac, 2 car Room for rent in my private a responsible, honest working REDFORD TWP. Westland Park Apts. 2 bdrm, upper flat w/ updated First month free w/approved new carpet & windows. attached, gar., huge backyard, home. $100 a week. person. Move in fee upfront. Westland Kitchen, LR/DR, full bsmt, 1 OFFICE SUITES credit, W/1 yr, lease. Walk-in $750/mo + sec. 734-709-4623 new carpet & paint through• (734) 751-3332 $100/wk, 313-600-5514 car Gar w/ opener, just steps " from 625 sq.ft.' & up. closets. (734] 455-1215 out. $1200-1400/mo. Snow LIVONIA SUNRISE STUDIOS Beautifully redecorated. from downtown. Credit check/ LIVONIA 2 bdrm, recently Estates Fish Properties 443-465-5386 $159/wk. A/C Deluxe Rooms, Cail to place your ad at Great Rates incl. utilities. references, 1 yr lease. remodeled. Large fenced yard. TV/Phone /HBO, Low Rates. 1-800-579-SELU7355) CERTIFIED REALTY INC. PLYMOUTH 1¾ $795/mo + utilities. $685/mo. + security. WAYNE - Sharp 3 bdrm ranch, Call: (734) 427-1300 (248) 471-7100 1 Bdrm Call Jim Stevens (248) 787-6808 huge master bdrm, option to "WOW" SOUTHFIELD. Room for rent, $300 Moves You in! (734) 416-1201 buy/land contract avail, bad LUXURY MOTELS- Low Rates, Washer/dryer included" FREE RENT LIVONIA Cozy 2 bdrm, fire• credit ok, $700.248-788-1823 Fairiane 248-347-9999, Royal extra large, close to.X-ways, place in LR, den, recently 248-544-1575, Days 734-427- secluded area, non smoking. Call to place your ad at Private entry/patio One 13th month Free and PLYMOUTH - Unfurnished remodeled, garage. No Pets. WAYNE -3 bdrm, 2 full baths, 1300, Comfort 248-504-5080. (248) 352-4528 1-800-579-SElL(7355) Single story, attic storage Reduced Rate upstairs 1 bdrm, living & DR, kitchen. Heat/water incl. Sec $795/mo + sec. 734-425-7355 large fenced yard. All appl,, Bring your dog! Bedrooms 2 Bdrm, 1.5 Bath, "Call for details dep. No pets. (734)464-1589 a/c, laundry rm, pets neg. $565. 936 Sq. Ft. NORTHWEST DETROIT (734) 459-6640 EHO from $475 $875/mo. 734-397-8187 1 Bdrm, S49D. 2 Bdrms, large fenced in 728 Sq. Ft. yard'. Immediate Occupancy. WAYNE 4 bdrm w/garage, PLYMOUTH Lg.1 bdrm, all No fine print in this ad! Homes For Rent $525 mo., $700 Sec. For Sale fenced yard, close to airport, $200 Security Deposit appl. c/a, offstreet parking. -Heat/Water included $22,000 734-782-3930 small neighborhood. $856/1110 Water paid. $625, sec. -$30.00 Application Fee Heat and Water Incl + sec. 734-634-6588. $1037.50 248-661-5141 -$200 Deposit w/ Credit (New residents only) BELLEVILLE Bring your Kayak. OAK PARK Cute 2 bdrm ranch, with approved credit Lakefrant cottage . 1 or2bdrm, garage, utility room, option/ WEST BLOOMFIELD all appliances, 1 acre, dock, land contract avail, bad credit PLYMOUTH PARK APTS New Resident's Only No Pets, C/A, Vertical 3 bdrm, 2 bath ranch, garage, quiet area. $865-$935 incl util• Okay. $550, (248)788-1823 40325 Plymouth Rd, Birmingham Schools, $1350 Blinds, Intercom. ities. 15 min to Ann Arbor or . 1 & 2 Bdrms 734-722-4700 + security. (248) 624-2684 Appliances include airport, 734-274-0625 REDFORD - 5 bdrm brick, DR, Special - $100 off per 734-444-7066 dishwasher. 2 car gar, finished bsmt, WESTLAND month for 1st year with Mon.-Fri. 9am-7pm Very clean Apartments fenced porch, 2 bath, C/A, 2/3 bdrm homes, garage. apporved credit. Call Mgr Option, $950. 248-788-1823 Sat.-Sun. 10am-4pm Excellent Maintenance CANTON - AFFORDABLE • From $450 monthly. for details: (734) 416-5840 HOMES FOR RENT Ross Realty: (734) 326-8300 REDFDRD-7 & Inkster 18441 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, all appli• Even in these (734) 729-6636 Poinciana, SHARP 3 bdrm, ances including W/D & C/A. WESTLAND - 3 bdrm duplex, Plymouth WESTLAND 1 bdrm, nice bsmt, $800/mo. Ravine Lot, remodeled, neat, clean house, FROM ONLY $599 & clean, good area. $499 (248) 476-6498 friendly neighborhood. trying times, Call College Park Estates Rent Starting SPECIAL. Incl. heat, water Call: 734-287-6178 & Sun Home Sales REDFORD Immaculate 3 bed• & gas. CALL TODAY! Westland at $519 888-264-4080 room, dining room, base• WESTLAND - Cute 2 bdrm we still have 734-329-3208 1 & 2 Bedroom Apt's. VENOY PINES APTS. APPLY ONLINE ment, 2 car, $1050/month. ranch, immed occup, option/ Plymouth Manor Rent Starting www.4callagepark.com 248.421.6833/ 248.477.6833 land contract avaff, bad credit the best prices! WESTLAND Hurry ends 5/31/2009 okay, $600. 248-788-1823 Plymouth House REDFORD Near park. 3 bdrm Apts From $499* at $449 2 bath bungalow, bsmt, WESTLAND - New Inside 2 734-455-3880 +1 Month Free • 1 & 2 bedroom apts. DETROIT- TelegraphA/Varren, 3 garage, with appl,, c/a. $900. bdrm duplex, all 4 appli, C/A, www.yorkcommLintties.com 18465 Olympia. 248-701-2295. Deposit from $0* with fireplace. bdrm brick ranch, bsmt, 2 car Must see to believe, $675/mo incl water. (734) 837-7355 Westland Plymouth 1 & 2 Bdrms garage, option/land contract REDFORD SOUTH (734) 261-7394 avail. $750,248-788-1823 n • Patio or Balcony www.yorkcommiirities.com Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath, Westland - Norwayne r PLYMOUTH-SHELDON PARK • 24 Hr Emergency Maint. 1400 sq ft. $1035 +sec. 2 bdrm, garage, fenced yard. Desired with Spacious 1 Bdrm Units, $550, Parkcrest Carriage MowHn •Open 7.Days 866-250-2497 ext. 4012. $650 to move in. $300 Security, 50% off 1st 4 Waynewood Apts Westland-LIVONIA SCHOOLS Manufactured For appt. 734-968-2636 Afits. ROOMATE5 inMINP! HeSSi Specials! Months Rent w/ good credit! ROCHESTER HILLS-2300 sq, 734-326-8270, EHO Luxury Apartment. Call: (734) 455-6570 Washer/Dryer, From $625/mo. ft. quad, 4 bdrms, 3.5 baths, Across from "Conditions Apply HOMES CENTRAL AIR (734) 459-1711 EHO walk to the Village Mall, lg Rooms For Ren! www.wsynewoodapts.com kitchen with vaulted ceilings, Meijers Corner of Haggerty & Joy FOR RENT family room with fireplace, deck off DR, must see! Immed GARDEN CITY - Furnished (734) 425-0930 MAKING LIFE WESTLAND Located In Canton Condos/Townhouses Occup, $1650/mo. See pics: room, cable TV, C/A, kitchen 734) 522-3013 First Month Free! Starting at S679/mo www.bekamanagement.com privileges, $1Q5/wk, no dep. ALOT EASIER! 1 bdrm - $460/mo (248) 425-4853, Broker • Call: (734) 421-2326 A/C, private entry Sharp 3 Bedroom, - TROY - On Big Beaver by SPACIOUS!! Near Ford Plant 2 Bath homes from Garden City Rochester Rd. 3 bdrm, 2 full 734-721-6699 EHO Wilderness hometowiiIife.com bath, attach, garage, $1195. 924 sq.ft. 2 5drms, 1000 sq. ft. www.cormorantco.com 313-743-4642, 248-627-9214 Appliances included, Pets welcome, tuna Move-In Specials! Call Lauren \>\>^APARTMENTsNi/// Apts* Near Westland mall REDFORn or Jaime at v^ FROM X • 1st Month Free! (734)425^0930 Large 1 bdrm. Sun Homes s C/A, storage CANTON DUPLEX 888-272-3099 499 Tons of closet space There is something for (734) 425-5731 everyone in our Classifieds! 3 bdrm, 1300 sq. ft. www,academywestpointcom 1 $590 per mo. $90Q/mo. Reduced deposit * Livonia Seliuuls 734-721-6699 EHO "Call: (734) 455-1215 Close to 1-96 • Open 7 days a week I • HUGE • www.cormorantco.com WESTLAND Take advantage of ViUaee bathrooms Hickory Woods Apts. LIVONIA-2 bdrm ranch, appl,, iNKSTER - Sharp 3 bdrm brick ROCHESTER SPECIAL fenced yard, garage, family Franklin Square one of these great Apts.' Bordering Westland $224 MOVE IN! ranch, utility room, option to 1 bdrm, $585, incl heat. Nice, 1st Month Rent Free neighborhood near park. Avail buy/land contract avail, bad Spacious apt, close to down• (for qualified applicants) how, no pets. Tenant to pay credit ok, $650.248-788-1823 Apartments specials today! (734) 425-0930 town & walk/bike trails, min 1 Bdrm-$499* utilities. $850. 734-522-5223 away from OU, 586-295-8540 mmftanldinSquareApts.com 2 Bdrm-$650 LAKEVILLE 2 bdrm, newly ROYAL OAK - ON CATALPA FREE GAS AND WATER WESTLAND/NORWAYNE refinished & carpeted, full 2 bdrm $63Q/mo. + gas. & (734) 729-6520 3 bdrm, $599 & also 1 bdrm bsmt, incl. stove & new fridge, 734-427-6970 734-451-5210 electric. Hardwood Floors, 2 "Short term leases avail. apt $399, Sec. 8 Okay. 2 car garage, lake access. wwvv.ssleasing. com 0606624712 mo. 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Lawn, Garden Drywall, Finished In Home • PAINTING BY MICHAEL • /- FINISH CARPENTER Carpentry, Painting, Rototifling HIGHEST QUALITY AFFORDABLE ELECTRICIAN Care/Assistance When seeking Crowns, Doors, Oak Railings & General Repairs. Interior / Exterior Sparky Electric - Free Est. out the best LAYMOR ASPHALT PAVING NO JOB TOO SMALL! Lawn Cutting, Insured. A1 ROTOTIILING • Staining •Textured Ceilings' Res,/Comm. Wiring/Repairs Compassionate, deal check out Commercial & Residential Licensed • 734-927-4479 734-612-7819 New & previous gardens, $35 Faux Finish • Plaster/ Drywall - 248-521-2550 Loving, the Observer Free estimates! 800-695-1505 & up. Troy Built equip. 29 yrs. Repair 'WallpaperRemoval 1-800-579-SELL HANDYMAN - 25 yrs exp. Experienced with & Eccentric Classifieds! FAMILY ELECTRICAL exp. Call Ray: 248 477-2168 •Deck Staining ••Aluminum Chimney Cleaning/ jjiH Drywall, trim, doors, tile, the elderly. www,hometownUfe.com City cert. Violations.corrected. 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Call: (248) 346-4321 www.mr-shovel.com MARKETPLACE Rummage Sale/ /fjBfi i Sales @ 7100 Estate Sales 7100 Estate Sales Household Goods Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs ^) Musical Instruments Flea Market w PLYMOUTH: 4899 Napier (S of CASH FOR GUITARS RUMMAGE/BAKE SALE LOVE SEAT (RED) WITH SWIMMING POOL - v Ann Arbor W, West of N Ridge All mucical Instruments ESTATE AUCTION Fri, May 15, 9am-5pm & Sat, ' ANOTHER GOOD SLEEPER, Like new, $300, 24 foot round poo! with filter Rd) FRI-SUN 9-5. Furniture, wanted. Any Cond. May 16, 9am-12Noon Bag ESTATE SALE! Entry table w/ matching mirror, & accessories. 8 years old, Saturday- Decorative, Appli. 586-228- Ml Pick Up! 248-842-5064 Sale. Prince of Peace Church, Fri.-Sat.. May 15-18, $75, Floor lamp w/ burgundy you tear down, $800. May 16th-7pm 1Q-4pm 9090, pics: actionestate.com 12 Mile & Farmington Roads, shade, $40. (248) 426-9024 Call: (734).427-6066 Cultural Center 4236 Foxpofnte, Fox- pointe Condos, West WATERFORD Its 525 Farmer 7100 Estate Sales ¢) Bloomfield -West off MATTRESS - $120 ESTATE SALE Plymouth, Ml Orchard Lake Rd„ South New queen pillow-top oil Vintage Furniture of Lone Pine. Thurs-Sun., May 14-16, mattress, can deliver. Classic Mid-Century fur• 10-5pm. 734-444-7277 f RALLY PRIDE here! . A Great Model Home Absolutely Free ¢) Collectibles/Antiques nishings. Saarinen womb 1102 Tecumseh /*¾ ' SCOOTER Glassware Furniture Sale! chair, Mies Van Der Rohe For more info & pics V-A 3 wheel, $400 or MISCELLANEOUS: Freezer By: Everything Goes Barcelona table, Knoll www.geminiestates.com best offer. (734) 522-6925 FREE KITTENS Knick Knacks Fri & Sat, May 15-16,10-4 sofas & chairs, art & $100; Stove $100; Fridge ADOPT: Household Items Sun., May 17,11-3 accessories, David $100; Dryer $85; Air Look in your Leave message at WESTLAND A truly loving married couple Cash/MC/Visa 13478 Beacon Trail, Einstein large oil, graph• Conditioner 12,000 BTU Miscellaneous For wishes to adopt your newborn (248) 242-3312. Cobblestone Ridge Sub, ics, textiles, china, silver, 40 Years! 7516 Randy Dr.-Ann $75; Retro 40-Inch Electric Bank Debit Cards Sale into a home filled with Belleville, 48111- N. off W. crystal, designer clothes, Arbor Trail & Middlebelt. May Stove $45. 248-465-0262 warmth, happiness, security Heron River Dr., E. of plus much more! 15-17, 9-5pm. Antiques, col• No Checks AUTO TOP CARRIER- Genuine CLASSIFIEDS and endless love. Expenses Antiques/Collectibles @) Rawsonville Rd. Take I-94 lectibles, men's stuff, & more! Doors Open 6pm GM Crossbars for all Hummer paid. Please call Jessica and 3.5 mi, W. of I-275 to exit MOVING SALE Pictures and details at 3s with Hummer logo, installs Terence at 800-556-1129. JC Auction Services 187 Rawsonville Rd. (turn FURNITURE & MISC. $$$ CASH $$$ For German www.estatesales.net. Household Goods quickly & locks on, keys incf+ 734-451-7444 left) to W. Huron River (turn From $10-$400. Excellent ...It's all Military WWII Souvenirs. Hotline sales info 4 steel tie down rings that slip left) to Beacon Trail (right). Condition. MUST SEE! Insignias, uniforms, daggers, jcauctionservices.com (313) 869-8858 in the roof top track & lock 2 new completely decorated BDRM SETS- Living room set, 734-394-5635 about helmets, documents, medals. down. Retails over $285, ask• 3700 sq. ft. model homes. lamps, ladders, TV stands, Just give me a call. Rob 661- See you there! ing $150. Call: 248-473-4444 Must liquidate now. All new end tables, misc Ethan Allen QUEEN - Pillowtop Mattress, results! 645-4010 Ml EDMUND FRANK decorator selected furniture furniture, Hard Rock Maple $120. New in plastic with AND ASSOCIATES & accessories must go Furniture,.etc, 734-748-0069 warranty. Can deliver. Sell it all with ANTIQUE CHERRY BEDROOM 313-854-6000 To Place An now! Don't miss! Call 248- Call: (248) 416-6288 SET Made in Boston. Rochester - St. Paul's CHAIRS Observer & Eccentric Headboard, footboard, mat• 988-1077 for more! Ad Call: United Methodist Church Set up 6 Ladderback .Chairs "1-800-579-SELL tress, box spring, 12 drawer 620 Romeo St. Fri. May 15, including 2 Armchairs, Like DEARBORN 800-579-SELL dresser/mirror. Cash Only! 9-5pm;Sat. May 16, gam- New! $200. 734-464-8857 Incredible Vintage Sale Fire Power II Pinball Machine $400. 734-391-8006 noon (Bag Day). New sale Furniture, clothing, hats, FURNITURE Misc. Furniture. $700; Golden Tee Classic rooms on lower level. RECORD SHOW May 17th, 10- purses, china, fabric, linens, Very good condition, 2 KITCHEN APPLIANCES (1999) $900; Capcom Bowling 4, $Cash Prizes$ LPs, 45s, jewelry, records, books, loveseats, 1 couch, table, & Refrigerator, range, washer, $400. All in good condition CDs. VFW, 25671 Gratiot (N of Call to place your ad at 23003 Hollander, W. of Outer lots more! Call for details. dryer. Will separate, clean! and in good working order, mni\lwmetwml$.cotn 10}, Roseville 586-759-5133 1-8O0-579-SElL(7355) Drive, Fri-Sat, 9:30am-4pm. 248-446-0246 $450. 734-992-8179 734-397-5969 C4 {*) Observer & Eccentric 11 nursday, May 14,2009 online at hometownlife.com GARAGE H METOWN .com Garage Sales (J) Garage Sales (¢) Garage Sales Garage Sales (J) Garage Sales Garage Sales ¢) Garage Sales 0 Garage Sales E3 Garage Sales BEVERLY HILLS - 32915 FARMINGTON Church-Wide FERNDALE 1278 Leroy St., S/9 LYON TWP NORTHVILLE: WOODSIDE REDFORD May 16, 10am- TROY - TOWN ACRES CANTON MAYFAIR VILLAGE WESTLAND-8156 FLAMINGO Norchester, W of Southfieid, S Yard Sale! - Sat., May 16, Mile, W/Pinecrest. Household MILL RIVER COMMUNITY VILLAGE ASSOCIATION 3pm. 18686 Glenmore, S. of 7 SUBDIVISION SALE SUB-WIDE SALEI May 15 -17, (Fri,-Sun.), 9-5. of 14 Mile (Saxon], Fri & Sat, 8am-5pm. Proceeds benefit items, furniture, electronics, GARAGE SALE Thurs-Sat, May 14-16,10am- Mile, E. of Beech Daly. Rain Fri., May 15 & Sat., May 16, ThurS.-Sun. May 14-17, 9am- Off Ann Arbor Trail between May 15-16, 9-5pm. Estate youth group trip to men's clothing. May 16, Milford Rd,.btwn Grand River 4pm. Off Haggerty btwn 5 & 6 date May 23rd. from 9am -3pm. East of 5pm. S. of Joy, E. of Sheldon. Merriman and Middlebelt. Sale, everything goes! Appalachia. 36836 Brittany 10am-6pm, May 17,10-4pm. & 12. 5/15-5/16, 9-3 pm. mile on W. side of Haggerty. Adams, South of Wattles. Too much to list! Multi Family Sale - BIRMINGHAM Too many Hills, Farmington, 48335' REDFORD Garage Sale 5/15-16, 9-3 NOVI Friday, May 15th, 9am to TROY ESTATES SUB SALE items to list! May14-16,9am LYON TWP. Furniture, household goods, FARMINGTON GARAGE SALE 47623 Norton Ct Plymouth 5pm only! 24063 Wintargreen E of Coolidge, S of Wattles, Fri- Moving Sales - 4 pm. 1350 Lakeside Dr. 1 CANTON MULTI SUBS: 21180 Laser Lane, off 8 women's clothes, stereo, May 15-16, 9-5pm. Tools, (Beck/Joy area) Sporting Circle, South off 10 Mile, Sat, May 15-16, 9-5pm. Look block west of Woodward, 1 Oakvale, Stonegate & Cherry Mile, 1/4 mile West of sewing machine, lots of stuffl jewelry, electronics, Red Hat items, Nordic Trac, Books, between Taft and Beck Roads. for balloons on mailboxes. block south of 16 Mile. Pontiac Trail. May 15-16th, MAY 14,15,16, 10am-6pm. Hill Orchards. N./ Palmer, S./ items, household items & Baskets, Clothes, Toys, BIRMINGHAM 383 Argyle, 9-4pm. Variety of items! 13981 Centralia. BIRMINGHAM HUGE Garage Cherry Hill. E. & W, of Lilley. antiques. 22512 Floral St, E of Misc. Household, Much more NOVI Garage Sale, Orchard TROY Multi-Family Garage near Maple and Cranbrook. Sale! 345 Shirley Road, May 14-17. Look for signs Orchard Lk, N of Grand River. Hills Sub, May 15-16, 9-4. ROCHESTER - Deer Point Sub Sale - Furniture, dishes, HUGE moving sale! Fri. & GARDEN CITY Birmingham. Children's bikes, Meadowbrook & 10 Mile. Wide Garage Sale. May 14,15, baby, chiid and adult cloth• Sat., May 15-16, 9am-4pm, 6600 Burnly, Warren & games, household items, FARMINGTON HILLS - HUGE 16, btwn 9-4pm. Household ing, toys, stroller, snow NO early birds. Household CANTON-Forest Trails Sub Middlebelt. May 15-17, Fri-Sat mens and women's clothes SALE. Mon 5/11 - Sun 5/24,9- NOVI HUGE MULTI-FAMILY goods, toys, clothing, furniture blower, and misc. house• goods, furniture, kids' stuff, Thursday-Saturday, May 14- 10am-7pm, Sun 12-5pm. and MORE! Saturday, 9am- 4pm. 25471 Livingston Circle, May 14-15, 9am-5pm. 47159 & air castle bounce house, hold items. Fri., May 15. yard/home tools & hardware. 16, 9 am-5 pm. Off Sheldon, Clothes, toys, furniture. 4pm. Independence Commons. NORTHVILLE Sunnybrook Lane, 9 Mile & 9am -6pm. Sat., May 16, Priced to sell quickly! between Warren & Joy Roads. Beck. Household, teacher 8am-3pm. 4301 Wentworth LIVONIA COLONY ESTATES ROCHESTER Garage Sale - BRIGHTON-MOVING/ESTATE FARMINGTON HILLS supplies, misc. Drive, Troy. Plants, Pottery, & Misc. Gigantic Subdivision/Garage Roundview, Kentfield, Putnam BLOOMFIELD HELLS Former decorator, May 14-16, CANTON-SUNFLOWER SUB Barrington Green Sub, W of sale! Fri. & Sat., May 15th Cir, off of Parkdale in Furniture, tables, new in box 9-3. Antiques, collectibles & May 14-Sat. May 16, Drake, N of 12 Mile Rd. May 7550 Mayfield- NOVI SUB SALE Thurs. Rochester. May 15-16, 7:30-4. W. BLOOMFIELD Lots of stuff, tons more! Dealers welcome. 1-4-18. Signs are at 2 entrances 6 Mile & Farmington Rd. & 16th, starting at 8:30am. cabinets, toddler bed, misc. 9am-? W. of Canton Center GREENWOOD OAKS cool items, hot bargains! 3 For list: [email protected]. on Drake and 1 is on 12. May 15-16, 9-5pm. 6 Mile, West of Haggerty. 2515 Coldspring, Square Lk & and N. & S. of Warren. Look ROCHESTER HILLS - Fri.-Sat., Homes on Parkland & Gilbert (S10) 227-7293 Great Buys & Bargains! t. of 10 Mile, W. of .Beck. Woodward. May 15-16.10-4. for signs and yellow balloons. LIVONIA - 30126 Bentley, May 15-16, 9am-4pm. i, W off Middlebelt, N of FARMINGTON HILLS Forest May 14-16, 9am-3pm. CANTON - MULTI FAMILY! btwn Middlebelt & Henry NORTHVILLE Heather Wood Village Sub, off ay 14-16,10am-4pm. Park Subdivision Garage Sale Rochester, N. of Avon, btwn. BLOOMFIELD HILLS Monster May 14-16, 9-4pm. Glengarry CLAWSON HUGE GARAGE Ruff, Lyndon & I-96. May 14- WHISPER WOOD SUB SALE NOVI-DUAL SUB SALE - 20+ Homes. May 14-16, Bill Fox Toyota & Bill Fox WAYNE - 3188 Treadwell, E of Moving Sale - 565 Westbourne Sub, 44484_Fenwick at Palmer SALE!! MULTIPLE FAMILIES!! 16, 9-5pm: Household items, Fri. May 15 - Sat. May 16, Chase Farms & Riverbridge 9am-5pm, S. of 9 Mile, W. of Chevrolet. Newburgh, S of Glenwood. Dr. Thurs., 5/14, 10am- & Canton Center. Kid's, house• 812 FJmsford, Clawson, Mi. some clothes & much more! 9am-3pm. N of 5 Mile Rd, E. May 15-16, 9 am - 4 pm. Inkster, E. of Middlebelt. May 16-17, 9-5pm. Kid's 5:30pm; Fri., -5/15, 10am- hold, 700+ books & more! Friday and Saturday, May 15 of Northville Rd. off Bradner. Off 8 or 9 Mile, E of Novi Rd, LIVONIA -. Furniture, col• ROCHESTER HILLS SUB clothes, knick knacks & house• 5:30pm; Sat 5/16, 9am-4pm. &16, 8am-5pm. Tools, FARMINGTON HILLS Maps: www.chasefarms.com CANTON Clothes, Household Items, lectibles, costume jewelry, NORTHVILLE - Steeplechase SALES-AVON LAKES & hold goods. No early birds. CARRIAGE HILLS SUB SALE, HUGE 20 + HOME SUB SALE Furniture, much, much more!! household items, tools & hol• sub sale. Thurs.- Sat. May 14- OAKLAND TWP. Silver Creek AVON WOODS BLOOMFIELD TWP-May 14- Thurs-Sat.. May 14-16, N of 9AM-5PM, Thurs.-Sat., May WAYNE BIDDLE STREET YARD iday decor May 15-17, 9- 16, 9-5pm. 1.5 miles W. of Sub Sale! May 14-16, 9am- Off Hamlin, between John R & 16, 9am-5pm.'6865 Meadow Ford Rd., S of Warren btwn 14-16. N. of 9 Mile, W. of SALE, WAYNE,Ml - SATUR• 5pm. 37423 Ann Arbor Trail, Beck ot! 6 or 7 mile. Furniture, 3pm. Siiverbell Rd.- W. of Dequindre. Or from Dequindre, Lake Rd, S of' Maple, E of Canton Center & Lilley Rds. CLAWSON-BLOCK SALE Halstead. 248-426-9037 DAY, 5/16, EAST OF WAYNE Ann Arbor Trail & Newburgh. household, toys, baby clothes. Adams, E. of Lapeer, Items south of Hamlin Rd. Thurs.- Inkster.' Furniture, clothes, Highland (14 1/2 & Crooks, Sun„ 9am-4pm. Multi-family! ROAD, N.OF ANNAPOLIS, S.OF toys,, kitchenware & more! CANTON FARMINGTON HILLS Huge 3 incl: lawn equip., furniture, enter on Elmwood). Sat., May UVONIA - HUGE SALE NORTHVILLE Huge Moving MICHIGAN AVE. 10:00AM- Holiday Park Sub Sale! Off Family! May 14-17, 9-7pm, non-motorized treadmill, baby 16, 9-4pm. Furniture, kitchen, 37545 Munger, S of 6 Mile, W Sale! Furniture, clothes, ROCHESTER 4:00PM. RAIN DAY WILL BE Joy Rd., btwn. Hix & May 18, 9-12pm. 29444 furniture, jogging stroller, FARMINGTON HILLS Wood- toys, household items. of Newburgh. Mini flea mar• household goods. Thurs.-Sat., MASSIVE MOVING SALE SUNDAY, 5/17. 313-682-3018 " av 14-17. Minglewood Ln.- off high end baby & children's hues Apts,, 30300 W. 12 Mile, ket, clothes, small-plus sizes. 8:30-4pm. 50352 Livingston Snell Rd., N on Rochester Rd, Middlebelt, S. of 13 Mile. clothes, & many other house• Apt. 204, W. of Middlebelt. May 14-16, 9-5pm. W on Snell, Oakland Twp. WEST BLOOMFIELD May 14- CANTON HOLIDAY PARK DAVISBURG Dr.- W. of Ridge, off 6 Mile. hold items! May 15-17, 9-4pm: Fine furni• May 14,15,16, 8am-6pm. 16, Thu-Sat, 8-5pm. 6150 COMMUNITY WIDE SALE FARMINGTON HILLS Huge! ture, art, books, jewelry, SUB WIDE GARAGE SALE LIVONIA Huge Kids Sale - NORTHVILLE Huge Sale. May Check Craigslistorg for fur- Laurain Ct., 1 blk. W. of Drake, May 15-16, 9:30am-3:30pm Antiques, furniture & house• PLYMOUTH - May 15-17, 9- ladies' clothing & much more! South of Joy, E ot I-275. May 14-17, 9-5pm. Toys, 15-16, 9-4pm. 231 S. Ely, 1 1 blk. N. of 14 Mile Rd. Multi- Millpond park hold. 31600 Trestain, S of 11, 5pm. 11254 Southworth, W of •ther details/listing clothes, ride-on vehicles, blk N. of 8 Mile, W. of Center. Family. Golf Clubs, household, May 14((1-17:11, B-6pm. (In downtown Davisburg) off Orchard Lake. Thurs-Sat., Haggerty, S off Ann Arbor Trail. strollers, household goods Antiques, collectibles, sports, clothes & much more. 9-5pm. Mo Early Sales! Lots of misc items for sale. ROMULOUS 5 Family, 2 Home LIVONIA-37718 JAMISON 14475 Woodside Dr., (off fishing, etc. 30 yr collector. Yard Sate! Infant to junior Levan btwn 5 & Schoolcraft). WESTLAND S. 5 Mile, W, Newburgh. FARMINGTON HILLS PLYMOUTH Ridgewood Hills clothes & items, toys, sewing NORTHVILLE Loads of Large Garage Sale! Sat. 5/16 8am-4pm. Moving/Garage Sale Sub. 49077 Plnehlll, May 14- machines, electronics, craft HUGE YARD SALE!! LIVONIA SALE 2 Family - Treasures! Multi-Family Sub. May 15-16, 9-5pm. 34841 Furniture, pro audio equip., 16,. 9am-4pm. Oak head & items, new outdoor patio Everything Must Go! 18263 Wayne Rd.,Nof6,Wof NW corner of 8 Mile & Center, Avondale- off Wayne Rd. clothes, BBO grill, snow footboard, Stiffel lamp, furni• table. 9672 &' 9660 Essex- Household, Lawn/Garden, Farmington. May 15-16, 9am- Antiques, furniture, yard btwn. Cherry Hill & Palmer. blower, TVs, and much To Benefit Orphans ture, oriental carpets, toys. Wick & Wayne Rd. May 14-17, Early-Birds can shop Tools. May 15,16,17, 8:Q0AM. 4pm. A little of everything! tools, nice clothes, house• more!'! Multi-family sale! . -** 28067 New Bedford Dr., 9-?. City Wide Garage Sale! hold. Collectors don't miss WESTLAND - Lighthouse lnkster/12 Mile. LIVONIA YARD SALE! May 14- PLYMOUTH Small Sub, 3 Friday May 15th this! May 15-17,10am-4pm Indoor/Outdoor Sale 8.17H1 16, 9-4pm. 9650 Deering- S. Houses. Start at 9031 Quail ROYAL OAK NORTHVILLE Moving Sale - SMlllSBlD Starting @ 6:00 PM!! FARMINGTON HILLS Multi- of Plymouth btwn. Middlebelt Run Dr. Sat,, May 16th, 9-3pm. Vinsetta East Home Owners 34033 Palmer Rd, btwn Friday and Saturday, 15th & _ sunseill Family Sales! 10 Mile & & Inkster. Pool, rugs, toys, NORTHVILLE Drill press, S. of Ann Arbor Association Garage Sale. May Wayne & Venoy. May 15- 16th, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm: That's PMH Middlebelt area. Toys, furni• books. Multi-Family. May 15-16 Fri-Sat, 9am-4pm. Rd./btwn. Beck & Ridge, 15-16-17. 10am-4pm. On May 23, 9-7pm. Furniture, 40800 Northville Trail - ture, home deco, Christmas, TV, computer desk, household Vinsetta Blvd & N, & South. computers, appliances, Northville Trail Subdivision. • Clothes, Books. Toys!! UVONIA- Burton & clothes. May 14-16, 9-5pm. items & more. PLYMOUTH TWP dishes, collectibles, jewelry, Hunting Hems, Furniture, TV's, Hollow SOUTH LYON Tvlulti Family Huge Neighborhood electronics, leather coats. ROCHESTER HILLS FARMINGTON HILLS Garage Sale LlllS ol Exercise • Subdivision NORTHVILLE May 15-16, Fri, sale, Lake Pointe Sub. Fri- ALL PROCEEDS TO Fri.-Sat., May 15-16,9am-5pm ESTATE SALE Remainder's of our estate sale. Garage Sale & Sat. 9-3pm. Household, Sun, May 15-17, 9-5pm. PURCHASE FOOD FOR . Equipment, „ Hdnu 24450 Martindale Road (urniiur Vintage crystal, china, lamps, OVER 60 HOMES! platform bed, fish tanks, misc. Entrances at 5 Mile, THE NEEDY May'1'6 Electronics, Large i npfsau furniture, paintings & more. Sat. & Sun., May 16 & 17, 21811 Bedford Dr., Off Center Haggerty, Schoolcraft and SOUTHFIELD - 18236 West- 655 Fieldstone. 517.438.0016 ' v v v Small Appliances, Power Part of Woodbrook Sub Wide 9am-5pm. S. of 6 Mile, to Galway, W, btwn B & 9 Miie. Wilcox Rd. Something for Tools Garage Sale. May 15-16,10-4. W. of Farmington Rd. land Ave, 9 Mile to S on WESTLAND - Specialty Christmas Items everyone! Southfieid Service Dr, w on 35741 Springvail, 13 & Drake. NORTHVILLE- Huge Sub Sale Lg Community Garage Sale WEST BLOOMFIELD & much, much more!! Westland. Everything must be LIVONIA-Super Garage Sale Arcadia Ridge- S. ot 6 Mile, Sat May 16, 9-4pm. Birch Hill MOVING SALE, FARMINGTON HILLS: Thurs.-Sat., May 14-16, 9am- sold! May 14-16,10am-3pm. W. of Beck Rd. Thurs.-Sat., PLYMOUTH TWP. May 16 Apartments, South side of May 14-17, 10-5pm. 7104 WESTBROOKE MANOR 4pm. Won't want to miss! LOCATED AT CANTON CHARTER May 14-16, 9-4pm. Baby/kids weekend - RIDGEWOOD Cherry Hill, E of Venoy. Pebble Park Dr, North off Homeowner's Association Furniture, China, household TROY ACADEMY PROPERTY: toys & clothes, furniture, art. HILLS ANNUAL ALL SUB - 14 Mile, West of Orchard Annual Garage Sale items, collectable glassware, Fox Hill Sub Garage Sale! WESTLAND Multi Family Sale. The RIGHT STUFF at GREAT Lake. Pebble Creek Condo, 49100 Ford Rd books, clothing and much NORTHVILLE-Colony Estates NW corner of Crobks & 31699 Mackenzie, South of Fri. & Sat., May 15 & 16, gated community, no" sign, (Just east of REdge in Canton) more. 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The enhancements added appeal can compete more at the segment's core for Toyota's pickup entry at a time when it price points than before," Higgins said. really comes in handy as two of its main Tundra is a huge vehicle, weighing in at competitors have fielded brand new about 5,400 pounds. The old 4.7-liter versions. engine did alright moving the metal, but it The popular Double C n version of the Toyota Tundra Now, the premium Platinum package is never generated the right levels of driver being offered on CrewMax Limited models confidence on the highway - especially with the 5.7-liter V8. On the outside, compared with its monster sibling, Toyota's has called for some marketing adjustments And, Toyota plans to continue its special 20-inch wheels, "Platinum" icons, a 5.7-liter V8. The new 4.6-liter engine has even by the normally sure-footed Toyota demonstration-based TV marketing. Over billet-style grille, chrome bumpers and the best power ratings per liter of any mid- brain trust. There have been several as the the past couple of years, that approach has door-sill protectors distinguish this top-of- level, half-ton V8. company introduces its 2010 lundra series had lundra performing some mechanically the-line version. The engine in the Double Cab 4x4 right now. amazing feats involving a high cliff. Look Inside, the new Platinum version version is twinned with a new six-speed Also, Toyota truck marketing is going 1 for the 2010 model to be promoted with includes a power driver's seat with memory, transmission, and together they reach increasingly online even though pickup- the return of an ad first aired during the puddle lamps, moonroof, navigation, about 20 mpg on the highway. truck buyers have been the least likely Super Bowl in which a Tundra actually vented seats, unique leather seats and The company replaced the original, demographic to find there. "We're trying to tows 10,000 pounds up a very steep tower wood-trim shift knob and door trim. The eight-year-old Tundra with a redesigned, get our message points a little lower in the proceeding through a tunnel of fire. Platinum package retails for $5,140, in full-size version in early 2007, projecting shopping funnel where we might have "We still have the top-line objective of addition to the price of the base truck. sales of 200,000 units a year as the launch greater efficiencies" in reaching buyers, communicating Tundra's performance Toyota also spruced up the rest of the essentially completed Toyota's invasion of Higgins said. capability, and we think this is the best way Tundra lineup with updated grilles, rear its last major U.S. vehicle segment. lundra The company will continue to rely of doing that," Higgins said. Competitors lamp housings, standard front-knee came close to 200,000 sales in its first year, greatly on event marketing. The Tundra may be focusing more on specific features airbags, and height-adjustable headlights. and then Toyota invested about $800 Prove It! Tour gave thousands of people in in part because Tundra has established its Toyota is trying to equip the Tundras it million in a new plant in San Antonio to the truck-buying demographic supremacy in the segment in areas such as builds at the sweet spot of option levels for handle predicted growth. opportunities to try out the new Tundra fit and finish, he asserted. the market, explained Kevin Higgins But last year, sales dipped to about over the last couple of years without having "I'm not sure; we think we have that as Toyota's corporate marketing manager for 137,000 Tundras. And so far this year, the to go to a dealership. And Higgins said brand equity," Higgins said. "Anyway, what pickups and SUVs. Among other things, projected total is about 74,000 units, Toyota wants "to continue that." 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Wooded view from deck. 7 floors thru-out. All appliances stay. Stove and Pelta windows. contract option. views. L/C terms, Northville schools. furnace & HWH. $5000 Credit for closing costs miles fr UofM. No costly repairs neededl Just dryer are new. Better hurry this property won't or new carpet. move in & enjoy. last long. (29026239) $299,000 (29007265) $49,900 (29057516) $279,000 (29060811) $85,000 (29047378) $134,900 (29046292} $72,000 Farmington 248-348-6430 Livonia 248-684-1065 Northville 248-348-6430 Romulus 248-208-2900 Super ior Twp 734-591-9200 White Lake 248-684-1065 Beautiful Ranch On A Tree Lined Street! Spacious traditional colonial on treed lot. Popular Northville Colony Estates 2 story, hdwd 16422 Taft Brick Front Ranch With Newer Vinyl Move in-well maintned wi evrythng updted Colonial on large lot w/ pond & perennials. Turnkey, spotless, updated everything! 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