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Weave the Web: Make sure to click on www.herttage.ccm around the dock for the most in-depth coverage of Washtenaw County. Our "Most Viewed" etory this week Is "Ride along By Sean Dalton • EIREWTEDVIDEO^ with Ann Aroor Police" Heritage Media UCLICKING ON • Checkout 1 Enercon, Services Incorporated has extended its recent growth to Chelsea "Right now, our main . with the addition of its 18th local client is Consumers office nationwide. Energy in Jackson - we Located on the second have a couple of people in floor of the Clocktower that office (working as con our video: building in the heart of sultants for the company)," • Sounds and Sights ' the downtown district^the Fleteher said, adding that opening proclamation Enercon Power division his office is currently worje- • Kitty Donohoe affiliated office will allow ihg to "build inroads with performs ^ the burgeoning employee- Novi-based ITC Holdings. . owned organization reach ITC Holdings builds Heritage Media . into the Michigan market, and operates electric- ' Photo by Burrill Strong as well as markets in ity transmission systems "Pistol" Pete Mkttgard of the Twistin' Tarantulas plays his upright bass with Randy OhioJ*ennsylvania and .; across Michigan&Lower Gacki on drums. The group performed July 30 under trie social tent at the festival. Tnomter" Wisconsin. < Peninsula and portions of In roughly eight weeks, Click on the "jobs" tab Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, on the home page of dur the Chelsea location has Missouri and Kansas. website or go directly to grown to nine, employees Division Manager Thorn http://jobs.rierltage.com. and couldreach 20 in the. Beckett, who headed up near-future, according the sale of his company Sounds & Sights to Office Manager Laity • to Enercon two years ago, Join us on IWttter: Fletcher, who moved back put the potential for the Become a Chelsea to Chelsea from Florida Chelsea office in terms of Thinual event packs in the crowd Standard follower. Click after leaving the area in the "job growth, into perspective on the Twitter tab on 1960s. by talking about the compa By Erica McClain . years, the social tent was j_ the home page of our He previously worked ny's overall growth. ^MIJRELATED VIDEO smaller and known mostly website or go directly and Sean Dalton to http://twiner.com/ with Thorn Beckett, co- "Our original company Heritage Media ^Www.Herllage.com •* for frosty cups of beer, but founder of Beckett Laforue, worked only with power now the tent is a happen ChelaeaDexter. which operated jn Jackson plants and on environmen ing focal point for social before being purchased by ith an illumi out," said Craig Common, Join us on tal services," Beckett said. nated billboard co-organizer of Sounds & izing and a venue for some Enercon and integrated ' "Enercon wanted to expand of the hottest musical perJ Facobook: •-.. into its Power division. *~~ on Interstate Sights, into that area and made us •- 94, the addition Common said the fes- . formancesof the festival. Click on the Facebook Despite what some may their division for it when The tent, which was tab on the home page of initially think, Enercon of an art mar tival, formeriy'known as they finalizedth e purchase.. Wket and a cornucopia of Summerfest, has been located behind the our website car search for didjiot move to Chelsea "Sincethen our business musical talentpit is with Common Grill, is still a us on Fadebook, ' to serve the city's electric - 3 reworked each year to try has grown by about 50 per out a doubt that the Z" to improve and build up newer piece to the festival utility operation, although that Common says people Fletcher spoke highly of cent, and over the last four _ Sounds & Sights Festival on the last. years alone, Enercon has has grown considerably in Last yearrthe commit are "still trying to figure ' -his home city's power infra gone from 400 employees to . the past few years, tee added the social tent, out," but it's been rather structure and said that he over M00." • ~ - This yearwas no excep which Common said war- popular all the same, wouldn't be averse to serv That growth is impressive tion. wildly popular. In-prior ing thercity as a client if the . "It's been a great turn? PLEASE SEE S0UNDS/3-A need ever arose, PLEASE SEE ENERC0N/3-A The Marketplace: Local ads are just a hop away at theMlcehtral.com marketplace. While you are there, you can check out ail the special supplements of By Crystal Hayduk :•• out and both concurred that the merry-go-round Journal Register Co. Special Writer ,. ,, and the slide were noncompliant, out of code newspapers In Michigan. and deemed unsafe, so the city removed them Click on "marketplace* KarlaDemea and her 4*year-old twin daugh promptly," Mitchell said. onthehomepage-otour ters, Sofia and Natalia^ love Pierce Park with its Mitchell explained the safety report fromth e website or go directly , grassy expanse for running land its mature trees playground equipment experts. to www.marketpiace, -• for shade on hot days. But the girls' favorite "The merry-gorround did not have a governor, mlcentreJ.com/ROP/ things atthe. park are the slide and the merry- which monitors the s^d, and that could lead to CategorJes.a$px. go-round. Or at least they were - before the two a decapitation risk. Theabsenceof guard rails structures were removed in June with no warn and surfacing around the slide could lead to a r ing or explanation. : fallsrisk." , INDEX ^ ; "The monkey bars were taken out by a storm Public playground safety standards are pub last year, and the latest thing to go was the baby lished by the US, Consumer Product Safety Editorial Page 6-A , swing, "tfemea said of the park located on Main Commission and are available on the Web at Street just north of Old U.S. 12. "Wefclive near the www.cpsc.gov/CPSCPUB/PtfBS/325.pdf. Deaths PagfiJf)-A park and go there all the time. Even in winter Mitchell said that she hopes the remain Sports Pagel^B we went at least once a week, so I'm very frus ing structure and the bank of swings will be trated about this." ;" v repaired this fall with grant dollars. A commu-r Community Pagel-C Demea reported that in her guest to find out nity volunteer is drafting a new proposal to pur Calendar Page3-C what had happened to the equipment, she was Photo by Buff ill Strdrig ' * .: ; '. sue funding for the next grant cycle this fall. told by city officials that the play structures SouthElementary teacher Luman Strong Some interested parents have wondered were removed following complaints about safety plushes some of his third-grade students on abourthe possibility of obtaining fiinds from . fromthe-Friends of Timber Town. the merty-go-round at Pierce Park during a the Chelsea-Area Wellness Foundatibn>The News Up Hotline: 476-1371 When asked fof specific information about field trip in June. foundation's Executive Director Amy Heydlaufi* •> the removalof the equipmentahd if;Qiere are said that the wellness coalition develops a com- any plans for the park, John Hanifan, Chelsea's citymanager, released a written statement to She was told by the City of Chelsea that no funding for the plan. Ariyorie^ari contact the Heritage Media thatsaid,"They wereremoved funds were available to repair or replace the foundation to gain access to coalition leadership because they were not up to safety code, and it existing structures. to express concerns, and the best way todo that was cost prohibitive to make them safe to uie."' • Mitchell drafted agrant proposal to the is through MattPegouskie at 734-4334599. Friendsof Timber Towhtepresentative Amy Community Foundation of Chelsea, which was Although Carolyn Holland, mother to 5-year- Mitchell said that she had become increasingly old Marcos, understands that the equipment - concerned about the advancing age, and poten 'Through the grant writing process, two dif Printed on • tial safety problemsof Pierce Park's equipment. ferent playground inspectors checked things : " PLEASE SEE PAR&Z3-A V recycled paper Just 15 Minutes from Chelsea • Located right off 1-94 • No entrance fee ^tCoyd Legacy Assisted Living Center GANTON STARTING AT $2,895 PER MONTH RETIREMENT With medication administration in ALL levels of care CENTERS/INC. 5025 Ann Arbor Road, Jackson, Ml gantonretirement.com tall 517-764-2060 vi for your no obligationttour!
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't:. PAGE2*A* www.herltag0.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,-2011 mumimwim Online learning increasingly replaces traditional summer school By Donna ladipaolo school in June. ' • r~" a very low grade," she for Saline schools. "Our history," he said. "We have tional face-to-face summer Special WnterV . , ' But for many, school said. "The Flex Advanced approach is JumpStart, and Oiad as high as 36 students school sessions. ^. continues in the summer. Online Math program the primary purpose is to in each grade level, and this "Manchester High School Editors note: Special Summer school is a way for was developed by AAPS take students that are in. year we are around 15 to 18 sind Manchester Middle Writer Donna ladipaolo students to make up credits teachers. It uses SMART middle and Wgh school and in a grade level." School utilizes the online works part time for Widening 6r-free up their schedules (Self-Monitoring, Analysis help them feel more pre Summer school in Saline Education2020 program for Advancement for Youth for the regular school year. • and ReportingTechnology) pared tongucceed the follow- runs July 18 through Aug. students in need.of summer Program. In addition to software to individualize s ing year in school. It is not, 5, Monday through Friday, school," said Kevin Mowfer> being a freelance journalist, from8:a.m.to lla.m. principal at Manchester Ann Arbor enjoys instruction for each stu for example, to take a stu r v shexis a teacher with majors dent," dent wholgot a failing grade . v Students who receive a High School. "These classes in English, mathematics and The impetus for the Ann in math class and help them minimum of two "Ds" or are completed at the local many options U library or at the students' -* social science: This summer, 721 stu Arbor school district's 'recover'that grade." an E" in any core class . "No more pencils, no dents in Ann Arbor are s online program came in laatsdh said Saline (language arts, math, sci homes."-; more books, no more teach enrolled in the-summer 2002, when several students students^t the high school ence, and social studies) At-risk students in v ers'dirty looks," is a popu schoolsession compared to asked Jaquette if they could level who need to recover must enroll in the summer Washtenaw Coun^may lar rhyme students might the 604 students who par take an online class in the grad.es do so the follow JumpStart program, also enroll th& online,- chant upon release from ticipated in summer school summefrDean Judy Conger ing year or take an online "JumpStart is a required project-based learning programs last year, says and Jaquette discussed the version of the course program that is designed to Widening Advancements for Summer SchooJ Principal * option and then gave it a try through a provider such as help students prepare for Youth Program, which runs Marcus Edmondson. - -"-then. That first year there Education202O or Michigan ^the next school year," Raft all year long. This year, 200 "The (summer school) were la online students. Virtual High School; said. "The goal of the pro students participated in ; - trend seems to be increas- Currently, the district's Saline Middle ScTiool gram is to provide the neces the WAY Program and they , ' ing due to the new gradu online program is self-suf "Principal David Raft said sary tools that students need expect to double their num ation requirements from ficient and doesn't cost Saline runs one JumpStart to be successful in a school bers'in the fall. • •—— hm the state'," said Edmondson, the district extra money, session at the high school setting. Failure to attend or Students in the WAY Heritage __ who is the 10th and 12th Jaquette said. for incoming ninth-gVaders successfully complete the Pi'ogram also have access grade principal at Huron and one at the middle school JumtlStart program-may to face-to-face help in a lab, The Belleville View for.incoming seventh- and . result in reduced elective which moved this slimmer (USPS 016497) (ISSN 1524-347$) High School during the Dexter's summer ; The Chelsea Standard school year. » eighth-graders. This is the choices^ a mandatory from Ann Arbor Stone -(USPS 101-720) (ISSN 1524-3486) Summer school for high school primarily fourth yearfor JumpStart study skill class in place of School to-Wfilbw Jtun, school and middle school in Saline. Raft said the num an elective," (USPS 156-180) (ISSN 1624-3494) online bers have gone down each ••'• The Manchester Enterprise students in Ann Arbor runs In Dexter, online courses year. (USPS 327-460) (ISSN 1544-1768) June 29 through Aug. 2. are the primary means for More online options The Milan News-Leader "The^majority of stu-. "This summer, we have. ^ Pear Tree (USPS 7644-50) (ISSN ^1524-3508) dents have failed a class and students to continue their, had the lowest number increasing The Saline Reporter learning in the summer. of students attending (USPS 609040) (ISSN 1524-3516) are trying tb make up the" Manchester school dis ^DENTAL The Ypallanti Courier credit, so that they wilj be "We have some online JumpStart in the four-year trict doesn't hold the tradi on track once they return in and correspondence Postmaster send address changes to: course options available . Heritage Media the.fall," Edmondson said. A-1 MOBILE ROOF SYSTEM 106W.M&higanAve, "Approximately. 5 percent for students," said Dexter •"" GENERAL DENTISTRY Saline, Ml 46176 are taking the class forthe Schools Superintendent • with additional .entry offices first time, so they can take Mary Marshall."The only G. THOMAS POIHER,D.D.1 Phone:734-428-7380 , other classes in the fall. A other summer school oppor Fax: 734-429-3621 tunities we have are some few take summer school for extended school-year oppor- a tutorial preparation for f tunities for special educa Heritage© the upcoming school year." • White enameled aluminum stops any and all leaks for the full fmUMM com tion students whose IEP. life of your mobile -GUARANTEED!^ Edmondson said the sum (Individualized Education • Thick layer of foam insulation drastically reduces winter heating mer school budget last year Program) teams have deter . by 35% or more-GUARANTEED! • • ... was abdut $200,000, which • OVER-hang at eaves eliminates stains and streaking.- No more Publisher: mined that the learning coating and caulking.' _i_ .'•••'• i ' • i includes high school and * James K, Williams loss that would take place Made In Good Old U.S.A. 132 SOUTH' INDUSTRIAL DR jwilliams@hefilage,com middle school programs. over the summer would Managing Editor: ~~~ STARTTO FINISH "We try to have summer - require too many weeks 12X60 We MANUFACTURE Your Root , 14X70 SALINE, Ml 48176' . Michelle Rogers $2,980 ,*~- Wo INSTALL You* Roof ^ [email protected] '' school be self sustaining/' to regaiffthe instructional $3,980 SportaEdltor: he said. "In the previous level t'e student was at mmm ••.• Terry Jacoby year, the budget has been 1 when the prior school year GET YOURFHEE ESTIMATE TODAY! (734)944.7400- [email protected] BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE.! smaller because we have concluded," Accepted Digital & Print Safe* & Marketing: had less students, We have. 1-800-872-2089 FA^: (734)944-2669- CarolSauve '-.»•• 100 more students this year, Dexter High School SPECIAL COUPON csauve @He«tage.coi33_ Principal William Moran $ HOURS: TrW-TH-F 9-6: £/0 SAt. 8-1 Production: so the budgetwpuld be 200 OFEXPIRESF 8 31PRIC E Jerry Leasure higher." added that students may • [email protected] Many students in Ana. enroll in courses via Circulation: Michigan Virtual High :— Greg Bondy Arbor enjoy online options, School, Aventa, and [email protected] as well, during the summer. , Ann Arbor Online Education2020. Mortan said • To Advertise that Education2020 is for *' Coordinator Susette credit recovery only and Classified Advertising: Jaquette said there arecur- doesn't have an instructor 877-888-3202 . rently 215 students enrolled at the other1 end like MVHS ~877-21-FAX-US-Fax in summer online classes in and Aventa,. classified @ heriiage.com Ann Arbor. Obituaries: —- • "We offer access to vir 877-888-3202 The district offers alge tual courses," Moran said. Unfortunately, studies show that orrfy 31% [email protected] bra, geometry, math analy "There is not a brick-and^ of children ages 6 - 16 have an annual eyte Digital & Print Advertising: sis, financial math, English examination, and 70% of cKTtdren under (734)429-7380 9 and 10, US: history, world mortar school, so to speak. (734) 429-3621 - Fax history, government, eco Numbers have been around '—-. 6 years have never had an_eye exam. Advertising Manager: nomics, computer apgUea- 20-25 (students in the online Bill Clugston program)" As a result, 1 in 4 children,.will go [email protected] tions, and web page design. "We Qffer two blended Moian addedihat about baek to school this year with qn online classes, which have half of the students take the undiagnosed visipja problem that required face
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•••Al^aMi^rife^Mta THURSDAYN AUGUST 4, 2011 Www.h8rltaBe.com ./. .';. ^ . CPA6E3-A 8Sjgsa^^ \ Ti fc.62i6 3 Burton Rd...Adrian, Ml. Shabby Chic consignments :>. .V;.. ••!••. 734 517-265-3944 Info' i>^J>tion Call < > 475-1145 V • • . fr '»« ^•k^i^fei^Mi •taAuMi wmm SECOND FRONT •j Group will play at West Park banBshell startingMg. It .. By Sheila Pursglove; , Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. Special Writer After majoring in Theater '• ' ( .'. ' > :.''• at Cornell University, she The Penny Seats, an moved to New York City Aim Arbor-based reper to pursue acting and {ias tory theater company that* Spent most of the last 15 got under way last year, years living and perform will perform its first play ing on the East Coast, with Friday through Sunday, a stint in Cleveland to get and Aug. 11 through 14, at •' a master's degree in acting the West Park band shell in from Case Western Reserve Ann Arbor. University. , The show, "Goodnight "I moved back to Ann^. Pesdemona(Good Arbor two summers ago Morning, Juliet)," by and I'm just starting to get Canadian playjwright my bearings in the local Ann-Marie MacDonald, theater community again, is a comedic homage to s6 it has been incredible Shakespeare that catapults to find my way, into a role its moder'h-day heroine with such a welcoming, —graduate student enthusiastic, and down-to- Constance Ledbelly — into earth company as Penny the plots of two famous Seats,"; said Warren, who : Shakespearean tragedies, also sings with the Ann • "Romeo & Juliet" and Arbor Civic Chorus. "Othello." Ann Arbor actor Russ ..'•'. The fast-paced show Schwartz, who will play has a small cast, with Iago and tne Ghost, is a • The new Ann Arbor-basedrepertory theate r company, The Penny Seats, wiH perform "Goodnight Desdemona every adtor, except Lauren graduate of Hampshire (Good Morning, Juliet),1' Friday through Sunday and Aug. 11 through 14 at the West Park band shell. Pictured In London as Ledbelly, doing College and Performance rehearsals are Sarah Leahy (left), Lauren London, Jaequi Robbins, Russ Schwartz and Matt Cameron. double, triple-and some Network Theatre's appren-. times quadruple-dutfras ticeship program. He -Since being cast, I've dis schools all over Michigan the national anthem for 20 years as an actress and different characters. recently appearedin the- covered how unbelievably with the Michigan -the Detroit Tigers, and cabaret singer, appearing Cast members will have Performance Network-• supportive, talented, and Shakespeare Festival's was a finalisto n Channel with companies in Virginia, their hands full, said the Jewish Ensemble Theatre fun this group is," she said: "ShortShakes" production 7WXYZ's"Cruisin'Idol" Maryland, and Wisconsin •'/ show's directory Jaequi co-production of "Sonia Leahy, a student - of "Romeo and Juliet," competition during the before coming to Michigan, Robbins, who holds a Flew" and the Jewish at Eastern Michigan , where she played Juliet. It Woodward Dream Cruise. where she has performed for . degree in stage direction Ensemble Theatre's "The Universitymajoring in - was her second consecutive Pioneer High School, the last six years. from Yale University "But Diaryof AnneFrank." A , theater arid minoring in season with the troupe. Last graduate Matt Cameron, The troupe's set designer they're up to it, and it's playwright as well as an •* history is entering herfifth summer, she was a company who will play Romeo and is Ron Kramer, who has going to be so much fun." actor, his own plays include and final year in the fall, member of the Michigan the chorus, is a graduate worked extensively witrT Robbins describes the . "Thorstein the Staff- with plans to move to New Shakespeare Festival, play of Kalamazoo College and Performance Network; and playas'likeahilarii Struck," "The Rat Dance" York after graduation. ing Luce in "Comedy of Wayne State University the stage manager is Rachel ous'Wizard of Oz,'with and "Subroutine." At EMI', she is involved Errors" and Lady Montague Law School, He performed Pearson, a lifelong resident J Shakespeare and sword-v Sarah Leahy, who plays in the main stage theater in "Romeo and Juliet.". • professionally with St. „' of Ann Arbor fights and kissing." Juliet, Student and Cypriot program, and was seen as Saline resident Roy Croix Festival Theater "Goodnight, Desdemona, Ann Arbor native Soldier, has been seen "Little Red Riding Hood" ia Sexton plays professor in St.Croix, Wis,and,in (Good Morning, Juliet)" will Melynee Saunders Warren, regionally at Performance "Into the Woods," Yelena in Claude Night, Othello, Michigan, has appeared in run 7 p.m. Aug. 5,6,'11,12,13, appearing by special v Network and the Michigan "The Prince, the Wolf and Tybalt and Juliet's Nurse. "As You Like It," "A Bright and 2 p;m. Aug. 6,7,13,14, . arrangement with Actors' Shakespeare Festival. She the Firebird," and as one of Sexton, who holds a mas Room Called Day," "Hair," at the West Park band shell. Equity Association, will spentthe spring touring the Geminae twins in "A ter's degree in theateV from "Three Penny Opera," "Miss Tickets are.$10.(age 1=2 and play Desdemona, Ramona, high schools throughout Funny Thing Happened on Ohio State University and fr Julie," "Company" and "The younger admitted for $7) j Mercutio and a Servant. Michigan playing Juliet in the Way to the Forum." master's degree in business- Rover" online and at the gate, For A third-generation Ann "Romeo and Juliet" with She recently finished • administration from the Ann Arbor attorney more information, visit pen- Arborite, Warren attended the Michigan Shakespeare work at the Performance - University of Michigan, has Lauren London, founder nyseats.org or call 276-2832. Slauson Middle School and . Festival educational tour. Network, where she played had leading roles in numer and president of the Penny Sheila Pursglove is a free Community High School, Leahy found out about Laurenin "Circle Mirror ous plays and musicals \ Seats, will play Constance lance writer. Shevcanbe and performed with the the audition through an. Transformation'' and spent across Mich igan, Indiana Ledbelly. London has been reached at. Young People's Theater and online audition posting.*' four months touring high J and Ohio. He has performed performing for more than [email protected], WCGb^ By Davi'd Veselenak • .. "It's not just an impact at looking over the list of She'said she received sev Adjournal •-«=•' the college, it's throughout retiring and outgoing facul eral interesting selections, Washtenaw County" she ty, which was approved by the most impressive being - Students at Washtenaw said. ; the board the same night. "Perspicacious," which J ; Community College. t i Board Secretary Mark' • ' "It kind of makesHt means to have a keen sense • wfflhwto call the Freeman said tile name is official, seeing your name of judgment and under Occupational Education • an appropriate gesture to here," he said. -v. standing. . Building something else someone who worked very Whitworjh came to WCC "I Wanted to thank very thisfali. hard in the occupational , in 1998, after working as much the members of the The college's board of education realm; president of Tidewater executive, staff that gave me trustees voted July 26 to *"• "From everyone out Community College in material for my speech," rename the building after there, I think they're going ... Virginia. Prior to that, he S she said. " outgoing WCC President to be excited about this worked at.the Community ' Trustee Richard Landau Larry Whitworth, who is name,"vhe said., "They've ; College of Allegheny, said because of his hard *. leaving his post after serv gotten to know you quite County inPennyslvania as . work and dedication to ing mt since 1998. well." • ..> the director of the school's WCC, Whitworth's name r WCC Board Chairwoman Whitworth is returning G£D program. could be put on any builds The Occupational Education Building at Washtenaw Pain Horizny said Reaching after serving as Horizny said Whitworth ..-ing on campus that already .' Community College is being renamed after the college's Whitworthls work with president. Rose Bellanca, was recognized at a recent has not been named, outgoing presWe^ Urry Whrtworth. : "" vocational and occupation-: a vice provost with community college con but the Occupational al programs has had a wide Northwood University, was ference injraverse City, Education Building just "It has been a pleasure, sai& to Whitworth; ' influence on students and . named president of WCC where she requested that made sense/ serving with you, Larry, . Staff Writer David ' workers in the area, so it. , last month. her staff give her five "He, himself, was .sup- and I'm so happy I'll be see -Veselenak can be reached, made sense for the building Whitworth said his words each todescribe poirtive of this particular ing your name constantly, at 429-7380 or at •' to be named for him; departure hit him while .*• Whitworth for a speech. (program)," Landau'said. on this campus/' Landau [email protected]. By Sheila Pursglove me to help seniors, in par- able any time of the year. • ities that focusoh the mind, Specif Writer. 7 ;•/ ticular, lead enriched, safe "And, most important, body spirit aridfamily and independent lives in the I love the comrnunity of' ••: "Wearedelightecrto Ann Arbor resident comfort of their home, people I meet daily in : welcome Don Ottomeyer Don Ottomeyer has taken "In addition, as a prbud WashtenawCounty who "•• into the Interim Healthcare ariemtapreneurialieap •*-.. veteran, I understand the, have welcomed me arid my faniily" said Kathleen. ' ahdopened the area's first special needs of those who new torhome healthcare ... Gilmartin, chief execu Interim Healthcare fran "served our country and business. ? tive bfQcer of Interim chise, :•:.'•". • uniquely know the chal • 'Tm thrilled and grateful Healthcare. ,(The growing Ottomeyer, who worked lenges many of themface. to be part of the community elderly population and / in the corporate world for For these reasons, I'moom* • and able to make a differ expanded home care market several years, already had a mitted to helpirig them, as ence in the lives of senior is beepmingagreat nichefor \ krt of p^sonaljxperiencein weE" •.'•':-;.'.'' .•v'":"'^. residents arid their fami : foosemterestedtatachis*'•'•. sem6rcare» after experieric* Not only does Ottomeyer • lies/' -;,>'.'• •-"',• •:.' irigj helping us to expand ing his mother's eight-year run this hew business, While Ottomeyer's v our reach and help those in: battle with Alzheimer's he also devotes time each business is locally owned* needVV " '•• disease. weekasa volunteerhos- . . arid operated, it's part of a The Ann Arbor Interim "Caringfor my mother pice worker at Ann Arbor nationwide network that • •• Healthcare office;is located was pivotal in my decision to Hospice, and volunteers at Ann Arbor resident Ddn Ctfomeyer hasopenedthe has been around for more" at 2010 Hogback Road, open this business," he said. the Ann Arbor Chamber of area s Tmw irnenrn neennv>are Trancnise. than 45 years and has some Suite 2-A. For informa- "Compassion for individuals Commerce and several local , 300 franchises nationwide. ,tiori,caU468-3746orvisit who are experiencing per senior organizations. Kalamazoo/ energy that comes from all The business provides tradi . Interimhealthcare.oom/ sonal health or age challenge Ottomeyer, who hascalled " "Tvempstdefiniteiy * the local universities and tional services such as trans washitenaw. es is what drives me to give the Ann Arbor area home , acquired alove for our Great colleges. The area is cultur portation, meal preparation, Sheila Pursglove is a frep-.' back to those needing our . for the past three years, Lakes State;'he said. 'And . ally enriche4-and filled with grooming, bathing and light . lance writer. She 6ah be. . services. Our new Interim previously spent two years . what's not to like about Ann worlcklass restaurants and housekeeping, as well as • .reachedat . . ..'•' ' ••• . HeaKhCare franchise.allows in Detroit and four years in . Arbor? I love the student entertainment venues avail HomeLife Enricljment activ [email protected]. ^^^i*^»i^^Mgiiiii^ii^^ip^ 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2011 www.herltage.com PAGE 5- look at the % Austen Smith . Heritage Media i •.'.-•. A This past Thunder Over Michigan Air Show featured a number of historic and modern aircraft displays, drawing in thousands of aviation buffs from across thecountry. ' , \ But the main attraf • tion for the event, htid July23and24atWiiow • Run Airport in Ypsilanti Township, was the U.S. Navy's famed Blue-Angels flight demonstration squad and its array of death-defy ing barrel rolls, wide loops and tight formation flying. For Lt. Christian Sifhonsen, 35, performing Lt Christian Simonsen erf the famed U.S. Navy's Blue with the Blue Angels is the Angels Right Demonstration Squad took part In the July culmination of a dream 23 and 24 TTiunder Over Michigan Air Show at Willow 1W5to 8:00 PM 1W5«toW»PN tha^took root shortly after Run Airport he graduated the Naval Academy in 2002, Originally who fits in with the team todo." from Coon Rapia>, Minn., and who is determined Despite Simohsert's SUNMY'IMWMY Simonsen served as a nucle through a "rush" process humble sensibility, the Blue NOONto&OOPM 10:15 to 8:00 PM ar machinist's mate for the similar to applying for-fra- , Angels has crafted a reputa first tWb years of his career ternity or sorority. tion for performing incred with the Navy, but that all "You go to three or four ible flying stunts that widen ffiftSfif shows and from, those the eyes of the crowds and rfsMiMvUMmm changed when he applied to shows, the rest of the team incite the collective "oohs," •«• flight school and completed and"ahhs." the program in 2005. will get to know you and see how you act socially with For the last Thunder - After stationed in Japan everybody" Simonsen says. Over Michigan in which and then serving as an F- ' "Then we will bring about Simonsen attended, he 18 flight instructor for six seven pilots down for finals acted as the team's ground months in the United States, week and we select two to announcer and didn't par Simonsen finally got his threenew pilots-each year . ticipate in the flying. He said wish and was selected to be for next year's.team. he was very excited for this a Blue Angel. ', ,. time around, when he would "It has simply been the "Its a great process' ; because we get to pick who be able to get up in the air best job in the world," replaces u&or who joins us. with his teammates. • Simonsen says. We are, together 300 days'out Starting out in the US. Beyond the seemingly of the year, so if somebody Navyas a machinist's mate, death-defying stuntstper- gets thrown in there and becoming an F48 pilot—let formed by the Blue Angels, they don't get along very ' alone a Blue Angel—was a Simonsen says the group well it's going tomake for a distant dream for Simonsen, performs a lot of outreach verytongyear." but he says after he gradu work in the community, While the stunts per ated from flightschoo l in talking with high-school stu formed by the Blue Angels 2005, being a part of the dents who are searching for seem to be the very pinnacle world-renowned team was that next step. He says the of acrobatic flying maneu his top goal, v flying is definitely the best vers, Simonsen says any F-18 "I have my eyes on this he has done in his career, pilot can do what they do. goal from when I first start but"the most rewarding part But the Blue Angels pilots " - ed flying planes," Simonsen of the job is talking with take those fundamentals a says. "I never thought I kids, about their future. step further. ^ would have an opportunity "It's a way for us to give "What we do is that we to do this. I had no idea I back to the Navy because take what we've learned as a could even be a pilot. To me, what we want to do is* young pilot and we refine it. it's a huge honor You have.. inspire young kids to look at We fly closer, we flytighte r to put in your time and do ; the Navy and Marine Corps and we'll max-perform . youryfleet tour. You have to , as a spot for future employ the aircraft so that we can have that reputation and ment," Simonsen said. "We show to the crowd what things like that... because need folks to replace us, so their military is capable -••.. we are picking guys that are we want to get kids excited of," Simonsen says. "There of good character, because ^¾ CONTRACTOR about the opportunities that is really nothing that we do we represent 540,000 sailors are out there with the mili here that is overly cosmic, and Marines out there week \lllK! tary That's our No. 1 goal." but we do it so much that we . in and week out. You have to ^ORDERS THE A typical commitment have that right person." for any Blue Angels pilot can fly closely together and is between two and three it helps because we flyth e Contact Heritage Media's BUILDING years. But ev0n getting samejeteverydayWeknow , Austen Smith at 429-7380'or considered for the team is exactly what the jet is going ' [email protected]. not an easy task, and then EVACUATED following through also pres ents challenges.. Do you joyg your smile? 'Any F-18 pilot can do NOW! what We do, but it's a matter of wanting to do it, too," / If there's something about your $500,000 Simonseh said. 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JS.IIIH i iji.i,TOiiLy ,«• HUIIIJI mmt n» MI ^ I ••« n'"inu,i • wn j u • nymm »i^t*' &&\':*::.^52tEvE •* >, aiSliafe'^mfe^3!Mlftgl»AiBti»4i.iM^ ? What did you think about the debt OUR TAKE: Editorial ui O z jp ceiling crisis? McCotter not a •m JT Jit2i /AA.. iI wasn'wdbii t1 payin|Jdynigy attention C. It was a serious concern Q B. Typical political D. It made the United gamesmanship States look bad good candidate for president 6=-. e thought of Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, R-, 3 ivoniaTbeing president is a bit scary In fact, the idea of him being selected to run s the GOP candidate isn't a pleasant thought. enjoy our many However, McCotter has announced his inten Ttions to run for president of the United States. He is With Michigan's access to our lost taxpayer support in parte and bring more people the 10th GOP candidate to declare his candidacy beautiful summer GUEST state's vast 2004. Since then, parks have into our state for recre- . It's not that we don't concede to his longevity as a season now in high park system. been funded by user fees: atkm. Michigan's tourism representative, although his re-election bid! most cer gear, I'd like to COLUMN Before the The state of Michigan industry can play a huge tainly have been aided by hometown name recognition remind local resi passport,; was nearly $5 million short role in our state's overall and the fact he is in a predominantly Republican dis- ' dents about a great Michigan of funding day-to-day park economic recovery Many trict parts of which are in Oakland County McCotter new way to enjoy residents operations and could only tourism-based jobs are has served in Congress since 2002, having jumped to Our state paries and had to buy a pay for less than 1 percent of good-paying, careeroriented thefederal government after serving four years as a campgrounds. Rec motor vehi necessary repairs, the DNR positions that can never be Michigan senator. ' > reation Passports . cle permit said Without this change, outsourced. But McCotter has some growing to do to fulfill his have replaced for park or major cuts to park programs The state Legislature duties and role as a member of Congress. He certainly the window sticker boat launch and services would have decided back in February , isn't ready to take the reins of leading the nation. system, and allow entry, which been made. The Recreation to increase funding for the The representative comes Off as cold, arrogant and annual access to was $6 day Passport program provides popular "Pure Michigan" egotistical. These are not qualities we'd like to see in all of Michigan's or $24 annu an affordable method for res campaign. a presidentlh fact, he wouldn't get too far in private 98 state parks and ally Now idents to help continue state MARK This was a great decision. industry as a company chief executive officer. recreational areas, motorists park, boating, forest and The legislation, which I Sincerity is important and we do concede that has as well as with our OUIMET can pay just local recreation services. voted for, allowed state fund" been loyal to the party. His conservative views are con 1,000 boat launches. , .-" $10($5for And it certainly seems to ing for the campaign to total sistent with the basic tenets ef the Republican Party The passport costs just motorcycles) for the pass be working for Michigan res $20 million from the 2lst We'll also give him credit for voting for the federal $10, and can be purchased port, People still must pay idents. Last month, the state Century Jobs Fund for this loans to the auto companies. He obviously realized conveniently When residents camping fees at state parks announced that in just eight year, bringing the total for the need to keep the companies somewhat solvent and renew their vehicle registra and forests. months, more than 1 million 2011to$25 MM THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,.2011 ,. www.heritage.com c • PAGE 7-A Mirmww now t's been a long -we're send DDA meetings, chamber than I ever have before time since . HOME ing you to The feeJihg that I had been demoted of commerce brunches for the folks who rely on downriver Dexter." and seriyce club meetings, these newspapers, and now News-Herald FRONT "What's a and ejected soon washed away as I school board work sessions that work will translate Managing Dexter?" was and township meetings , into even more coverage * EditoI r Karl '.<•. my third and came to learn about this quirky little - at frequencies previously because I'm not just your Ziomek called me final thought impossible with my 45 to 55 reporter, but also your into his office in before pan-., town with the great schools, a vocal minute commute. neighbor- v" March 2007-just icking. Iamgoingtowork Hindsight is sort of a year after my He village government and a constant : hard to give you a better ., funny when you think hire date, > •••' explained newspaper, but I can't do about it - who'd have I had just writ that I was "stream of fun eyent? happening. it alone., ^thought that my transfer ten a stringof sto to replace , . As a reader, I need your would wind up being the ries on Chrysler's experienced county feedback. I need your •• beginning of a journey to ambitions for a western Washtenaw as a whole, ; : idea's, and I need your a place that, even after just new engine plant Washtenaw and over the course of that I get to live where! a couple, of weeks, already SEAN' time, this place has really work* voice. hi Trenton that reporter v If you're affiliated with feels like home. put my name on DALTOR Satndi Kasha, grown on me. What does this me^tn for ' Reporter Sean Daltbn can I guess I'm sort of a pro you-ourreaders? \ one of the aforementioned" the News-Herald- and Terry organizations, groups be- reached by email at ., front page for aU three of assured me that it would totype of what efforts like Thfe means the start of [email protected] or by • Cfrelsea First are intended a new way of functioning or bodies, I need you to our issues that week. be a happening gig. reach out tome with the phone at 734-250-1753. • He was right; for since the more I've "~ r as a reporter. Maybe^he was going to learned about this area, I've heard fromvariou s knowledge thaj you have a give me a pat on the back, ' The feeling that I had truly local reporter at your been demoted and ejected the.more I've wanted to people over the years what was my first thought. relocate here. this newspaper should be, disposal.... That was also my last- * to the Heritage equiva I'll stop short of going lent of NBC's Anchorage I've wanted to do this so and I've heard you loud Follow us on thought before walking much that I actually went and clear. into any more detail at this into his office and sitting bureau soon washed away time, i--, as I came to learn about through with it late last * This move was moti- > Twfttef down next to Terry Jacoby, month -1 moved Into the •vated as much by a desire Now that I'm not com whom I had only known \ this quirky little town with muting fromWestland to tvrittef.com/ up to that point as the the great schools, a vocal area. to give these communities Downtown Dexter, to be better newspapers as it be this area's reporter, my iRHiuigciitnio very quiet editor of the lie village government and ability to do this job opens Camera - a weekly we pub a constant stream of fun exact. (Sorry, Chelsea, I was my growing love of had to pick one). Dexter and Chelsea and up a lot of possibilities lish in Grosse He- events happening. that, weren't on the table This is odd, I thought. . . What does this mean for the areas that surround Now I'm going ori five me? them. previously Karl looked pained to . years as a reporter not just For now, let me say that * break the news: "Sean I get to enjoy living in * So expect to see me at for Dexter but for western a great part of a great planning commission and I'm going to work harder f¥ GUEST COLUMN: By Amy Heydlauff ^^fitew Dexter D09 Grooming Serving Chelsea, Dexter,Piekney, Hamburg and all of Washtenaw County LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES CLIP-N-SAVE 1 |WeSta^DcU«r«WeCaalBS(all FU/.L I GROOM \ My husband and I just independently as much as TheChelsea:Area r/dlKWG 1 spent a week with extended a year after a hip fracture. Wellness Foundation is Only with i -iMfat^BArtlitMir family ranging from age 7 You're only 45, you say? .hoping to create a culture • UnUMdMht •Tr«HudiJ . *5?p? Coupon to 79. We. vacation up north What better time to > of wellness in our service BnCS Avtf1» PwMi on a lake, with kayaks ahd incorporate stretching area. iMfWrimw I Expires 8/31/11 water skis and all Kinds of and strengthening as your Many of you will seek The Dexter Dog ether "move more" equip ounee of prevention? out ways to maintain and UiML GMLG ! RoUftjiiUCHuadil •Sfri«|*F»I<.>u-IJ> Grooming Staff ment. Here are some obser Just like everything in' even improve your current Hariij* •rntit&likutkl vations that won't surprise our lives.tha.t matters to us, level of function. Good for IbyeMUKKKtMl •SMdlWlli Welcomes you: we have to give our bodies you. Good for those who lf«lll«tu4M) Larry Husketh 7-year-olds move a lot some regular attention. associate v?ith you and good more and a lot faster than Sometimes, it's easier with for those who associate" •one mm® to our Staff! TTNRMWM) -Tr«trtB»t»| 45 or 75 yearolds. the help of family, friends with those you associate •CiIfpi»j41.i»4(Viruij ^11(00011 Those under 25 don't and neighbors. with! 3216 Alpine St. Dexter wake with aching muscles ;In fact, studies show that Amy Heydlauff is the 734-426-2738 after major exertion the day. the habits of the people we executive director the. before. > associate with and even the Chelsea-Area Wellness i People over 40 all know habits of the people'who Foundation and opines where to find the Ibuprofen : know the people we associ monthly on health and" local AlltAmerican Deals! in a hurry. ate with, can impact our wellness iniatives for . We're less likely to work own habits, Heritage Media. Going on Now! or play hard if we're over 70. . i What elsewould you expect? 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Quattro AWD, which is The TDI gets 30 in the one of my basic tenants of Back home lately, I . city and 42 mpg on the admiring the Audi lineup. carved the corners of my highway. favorite hack roads as well Prices start at $27,22(1 for At least this A3 TDI as some comfortable long the gas engine with -the six- clocked in closer to $30,000 distance highway adven speed manual and FWD. than the nearly $40,000 tures in an A3. The diesel will set you one I had last year. I'hope. •,. While a majority of the back $30,250. My Brilliant dancing. The rear has a jaunty way behind the times. that Audi replaces the A3 , Audis sold in the U.S. today Red tester carried only two For those of us in the spoiler and modern LED When I wanted to look at soon and I'll be prepared carry the excellent 2.0-liter options: the $600 Bluetooth, snow zone, adding the taMights. 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Arbor, is the most deco-. the eight notable women 25—later becoming its v. rated female wrestler in selected by indepertdeht president. Justice Kelly America. She wa&4he* first , juries for induction into the worked as a courtroom woman to Win a Michigan . 2011 class of the Michigan ^attorney for more than state wrestling title and the Women's Hall of Fame. 17 years. She was elected »'• .first (emale r^gionaj cham The women will be hon to the Michigan Cqurt •• pion. She was the firstUS,.' . ored at a benefit dinner of Appeals and to the . woman to win a world wres Oct. 27 at the Kellogg Hotel Michigan Supreme Court tling title and has won more and Conference Center in twice, serving as chief jus than any other American East Lansing. tice from 2Q09-2G11. '-r male or female. Named a,. The 2011 Michigan • Edelmira "Delma" Distinguished Member of Women's Hall of Fame Hon-, Lopez of Lansing created the National Wrestling Hall orees in the contemporary , venues for the.Latino com of Fame, Saunder&was the category are listed below. munity to celebrate and first woman ever accorded •KaryMossof Ann share their heritage and this honor. Toppermost of the poppermost Arbor is the first female Hispanteculture, Lopez A Hall of Fame honoree- - executive director of the helped found Cristo Rey was also named in the his-. ACLU of Michigan. During Churched (immunity torical category More than 500 people attended the Toppef most Beatles tribute concert"~" her tenure, Moss has initi Center in Lansing, was • Valeria Lipczynski of Saturday, evening during Chelsea's Sounds & Sights Festival. Toppermost ated reforms and lawsuits the first Latina on the Grand Rapids emigrated is a Michigan-based Beatles tribute band thai recently played at the in championing women's" City of Lansing Housing from Poland and dedi Detroit before Paul McCartney's concert at neighboring Comerica Park in rights. As a practicing civil Commission and worked cated her life to serving the Detroit. . . . ; \ . •' rights attorney, Moss liti for the United Farm Polish American com gated many cases dealing Workers. munity. Lipczynski grew Toppermost fekures Chelsea businessman Tom Diab as Paul McCartney; with sex discrimination •Rose Mary Robinson the Grand Rapids Polish The concert was sponsored by the Gourmet Chocolate Cafe. and women's rights. of Detroit was one of immigrant comiflunity and • Lois Bader of Lansing the first women elected organized social, politi is dedicated to combat , to the Wayne County cal, religious and cultural ing poverty by providing Commission. Her work on groups. She was the first the gift of literacy and the Labor Committee of the woman elected to the language to people in 'Wayne County Commission Board of Directors of the need. She is the executive, opened" doors for women, Polish*National Alliance, in' director of the Capitol disabled residents and 1907 and she received the Area Literacy Coalition, minorities. Robinson is a >- Golden Cross of Merit from a Jiteracy Professor at . criminal defense trial law the Polish government in Michigan State University, yer and appellate lawyer, 1927. " and author of several books and articles, including the "Bader Reading and Language Inventory" and "Read To Succeed." •JumanaJudehof Dearborn Heights works as an advocate for Arab American professional women. She started the "Women's Committee under the Arab American Chamber of Commerce, which later became the Arab American Women's Dental work provided in a clean, Business Council. 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In in Akron, OH, the son of Greenfield Village in his final ijours, Don was the late Lloyd and Elda 1933, working with the supported by his loving l (Williams5 Calhoun. Da late Mr Sidney Hollo- family, friends, and the vid was a 1953 graduate wayY a weaver at the music of Mozart, Vival of Everett High School Village Carding Mill. di, and Don's brother She later joined the Paul. Don was the eld in Everejt, PA and a Greenfield Village 1962 graduate of East est son of Milton and Schools teaching staff Irene Elizabeth Parrish ern. Michigan Univer in 1944. Greenfield Vil and, along with his: two sity;'He proudly served NIEHAUS, RUTH; age PARKS, JOHN ED McALlSTER, MARGA lage, with all its histor brothers, spent his.ear his country in. the U.S. 86; of Manchester; WARD; of Grass Lake, RET P.; July 25, 2011, ic homes had become a ly life in Redford, Navy during the Korean passed away July 26, MI; age 86; passed away age 95. Belpyed wife of "second home", to Mar , Farmington and Walled War Era. On 'December Monday, July 25, 2011 at the late Howard; loving garet, ,who had watched 2011; at Legacy Assisted the Chelsea Community her favorite setting Lake, Michigan/ After 23, 1956 in Mench, PA Living in Jackson after Hospital. He was born sister of Irene Mehler,' grow into one of the graduation from Waited he married his loving ,a long courageous bat February 26, 1925. in the late Elizabeth Kov- world's largest tourist Lake High School, Don wife of 55 years, Geral- tle with Parkinson's Waterloo Twp., MI, the. ach and the late Mi attractions. At the Vil attended the University . dine (Kennard) Cak Disease. Ruth was born son of Homer and Lela" chael Papp; dear aunt lage Pottery Shop and 'of Detroit and the Uni houn. David, was a (Greeny Parks. He re of Elizabeth Donivan, Weaving Center, she versity of Michigan, September 3, 1924 to mained a life-long resi had instructed some where h^ earned a member of the Webster Gustave and Helen1 Margaret Bertha Brown dent of Grass Lake and the late Gizella 240 adults and children Bachelor and Masters Twp. Historical Society, '(Burkhart) Esch. She growing up there and in series of class.es of Degree in Music and a, member of the Web married Kenneth Nie living in the house he Kasnia. Born in Mis fered to residents, un was a proud member of ster United Church of haus on June 30, 1945 at built right next door to souri, Margaret moved der new programs start the Michigan'Marching Christ where he served St; John's United the farmhouse he was to Macon from Toledo ed after Greenfield Vil B^and. Don's wonderful as a Deacon,'Webster born in. On November with her- family at the lage Schools closed. ly successful career as Church of Christ and he 12, 1949 he married age of five. Margaret Margaret's parting con Twp; Treasurer, from preceded her in death a music educator found Genevieve Guinan in was a junior in 1933 in tributions to the 'Vil him teaching junior 1999 "to 2()06 and Chair in 2010. Ruth was a lage and Museum is a man of-the Board and Chelsea. John enjoyed the Old Stone Penning high band in Walled member' of Emanuel gardening, telling sto 1981 calendar depict Lake, band and orches CEO of the National ries, being the family ton School that Henry ing, in pen and ink, United Church of Christ Ford established in the tra in Ann Arbor at the • Personnel Association in Manchester and will historian, helping oth buildings and scenes from 1992 to 2002. David ers and spending time Ma con-Tec um seh throughout the Village elementary, junior and always be remembered. with his family and Michigan area when and Museum. A dele senior high level and was employed in Sales by all as a loving moth developing a Vibrant Management Produc friends. But thd great she went to work at gate in 1977 to the Dear er and grandmother. string program at the tion for Bendix for 25 loves of his life were Ford's ,;" Greenland born-Community Arts She is survived by her his country, his family Academy. The Academy Council, Margaret had Dexter Community years, ThetTord Corp. and most of all, his made drawings for Edi Schools. He was also a from 1978 to 1985 in children," Carol (Jim) was a former home and Samonek, Lynn (Ce wife. He is survived by son institute-publica founding member, and Marketing and Vice his wife, Genevieve meeting house on tions, for AAA promo conductor of the Dexter President of Wastewa cilia) Niehaus, Cathy Parks of Grass Lake; his Fords experimental tion of the Village and Community Orchestra. ter Treatment and tBryan) Eisenhauer all children: J/ohn L; (Don farm outside of Tecum- the Museum, and had In addition to his many Co/Owner and Presi of Manchester; grand na) Parks of St. Helen, seh. Following gradua done some art work fpr years in music educa children, Sara (Harvey) MI, Jane Schertzing of tion, .she and another WTVS programs staged tion, Don was a dis dent of Selective, Re- Chelsea, Daniel Parks by Marion Cornell. Fu eriiitirig from 1985 until Proctor, Stephen (Me-' classmate were person criminating antique lissa) Samonek, Troy of Gregory, Eric Parks ally asked by Henry neral Friday. July 29, collector and dealer his retirement in 2001. of Grass Lalje, Alicia 2011 at 11 a.m. from the (Jen) > Niehaus, Nick Ford to help assist the who traveled through Loving husband of Ge- Parks of Grass Lake, Dearborn Chapel of the out the United States Niehaus, Megan Eisen and.Annie (Christopher kindergarten and first Howe-Peterson Funeral , raldine; beloved father grade teachers at the and Europe in search of of Eric (Karen) Calhoun hauer and Laura Eisen Cavender) Hoard of Home, 22546 Michigan Gregory; 18 grandchild cfountry schools. She al Ave. Visitation Thurs quality antiquities. He * of Dexter; dear grandfa hauer; great grandchil also built dozens of dren, Kendra Waldron, dren; 15 great grand ways had a strong feel day 2 to 9 p.m. Burial ther of David and Ryan children including one Macon Cemetery. Me beautifully crafted, cus Karli and Cameron Nie- ing about Ford Motor tom homes in the Ann Calhoun of Dexter; on the way; and four Company and the Ford morials .to The Henry brother of James (Jan " haus, Rebekah, Mariah, sisters: Sal Murray hf Ford, Institution of Ad Arbor area, designed in . Lilly and Sophia Samo family. She found Mr. vancement, P.O. Box the^style of 18th Centu et) Calhoun and broth Chelsea, ; Catherine Fjord to be a very kind er-in-law of Joyce nek; sister, Donna (Ho Brauer of* Grass .Xake, 1970, Dearborn/ , MI ry New England dwell ward) Marsh. She w#s, Helen Lake,of FL, and man, also with nice 48,121-1070. ings. Don is" survived by Shaw, all of .Everett, Mary Rettig of Chelsea. thoughts about the Vil his wife of 45 years, Sal PA. The family will re preceded* in death by her sister, Virginia He was preceded in lage and the Museum. ly (Watt); his children, ceive friends on Thurs death by a daughter, The lifestyles *and ca Susan Push (Tony), day from 4 to 8 p.m. and Esch. In Ruth's honor, Lela Parks; two sons-in- reers of Margaret and Mark (Brooke), and Ste Friday from 10 to 11 memorial donations laws, Christopher her 'husband, Howard, ven; His brothers, David am. at Webster United may be shared with Schertzijig and Richard (Mary) and Paul; grand Hoard; and five sib have been inexorably Church of Christ 5484 Emanuel • United bound to Ford Motor children, Ashley, Jacob Church of Christ or lings: Robert, Donald, an*d Rayna; his neph' Webster Church Road t and Richard Parks, Mil Company and its l ews, Christopher, Mi in Dexter. A Christian Gr§at Lakes Hospice. dred Lantis, and Doro- founder. She taught Envelopes will be chael, Nathan, and Ar- •j- Farewell will be held thy Walbrook. A Memo pre-school, and kinder available at the Borek • rial to Celebrate his on;. and his brother-in- 11 a.m. Friday, July 15, garten/ children there law, Terry Watt. Funer-• 2011 at^ the Wetfster Jennings Funeral Life will be held at while attending Michi Eyry of the Eagle Re RADTKE, ANGELA M.; a.l arrangements are be United Church of Christ gan State Norman Col*- of Dexter, MI; went to ing handled by the with Pastor Curt' De- Home, Jenter Chapel. A* ception Center located Healing Farewell Ser at 1916. Norvell Road in. lege. (Ea'stern Michigan be •, with the Lord Muehlig Funeral Chapel mars-Johhson, officiat University) where she vice has. taken place Grass Lake, MI, on Sat Wednesday, July 27; in Ann. Arbor, Michi ing. Memorial' contribu urday, July 30, 2011 earned a bachelor of 2011; she died peaceful gan. Memorials may be tions are suggested to with Ruth's grandson, from 4 to 8 p.m. Expres art& degree and "a teach ly at home at the age of offered to Dexter Com Webster Twp.. Histori Pastor Steve Samonek; sions of sympathy can er's, certificate. She re 46. She was born De munity Orchestra P.O. cal Society PQ. Box 253 who officiated. Inter- be made to the Cystic ceived a master of arts cember 28, 1964 in Ann Box 331 Dexter, MI Dexter, MI 48130 or the mejit Mt, Hope Ceme Fibrosis Foundation, degree in fine'arts from Ar1>or, ML the daughter 48130 or the Depart tery, Freedom Twp., All. American Cancer So of Roy and Laurel "Jo" ment of Neuro-ohcdlogy . Bailey Fund c/o Web ciety, St. Jude Chil Wayne State University Radtke of Dexter apd Please sigh Ruth's : and studied painting at at the University. of ster United Church of dren's Hospital, Salva- was a 1983 graduate of Michigan 1500 E. Medi-' Christ. Please leave a- guestbook at > tion Army, or First the University of Colo-, Dexter High- School. Be wwwborekiennings com cal Center Drive Ann message of comfort to United Methodist rado.. , , loved daughter of Roy Arbor, Ml 48109. A spe David's family by call- or leave a message of Church of Waterloo. Ar continued Mcalister:.?. arid "Jo"; loving mother cial Memorial Concert ; comfort for her family rangements are by the of Avalon and Robert, : . irig 877-231-7900 or visit Staffan Mitchell Funer HI; dear sister of Roy in Don's honor is being his guestbook at by calling 877*-23i-7900. . al Home. , •*-' Radtke, Jr. and wife planned for Sunday, wvyw.bprekjennings.cQm Karen arid former wife September 11, 201Lat 2 of Rob Guenther. * An p.m. at the Dexter High gle is also survived by School Centre for Per ''_•'" i: ' ;,..; • •* >•...;'' «-*• -it >~, .--."•, ' •. •.. •'•• ' '••''• •.' •'.••*•• ••'•''*,;'.'":••. •'. , '•/•'•.• •'•. ,.•"••. ''- '..•" •'•. -'••>.• ."•'• '• ' many aunts, uncles, forming Arts. Donald nieces, nephews; cou Pdrrish Was a kind, gen sins and friends. The tle;, dedicated, loving family will gather with man whose gifts of mu- •, friends on Friday from ^sic; personal integrity, 2 to 8 p.m. at Borek Jen and grace will remain ' nings Funeral Home, with his faihily, friends Hamburg Chapel and on and thousands^ of for Saturday from 10 to 11 mer students through a.m. at St.! Paul Luther eternity. In many ways, an Church in Hamburg. y A Healing Farewell he was a "master build will be held 11 a.m. Sat er" ' -. arid craftsman urday, July 30, 2011 at whose positive contra St. Paul;'•>; Lutheran butions * to fariiily, -•;? Church With Rev. Evan f.iriends, professibris, Gaertner, officiating. community arid church Burial will take place were re^rkaole. We in' Forest Lawn Ceme are All better people tery in Dexter. Memori because, of the «time al contributions are Don was given to share * suggested to Angle's his life with us ori this- children Qr Friehds of earth. Cancer ntay have Wildlife. Please leave a defeated his body, but . njessage of comfort to Don , truly / "won'' the Angie's famjly by call struggle* because noth ing 877-231-7900 or visit " : .• •'.. •' •• * :•• . ' • ••".' • '''-/.•.• .1 •'•• ' ' '•'. '•'••* • ' • ' - '' '•"'. ing can alter the "life" •••-.'.'. * '• 1 ' • '< ' • ' f her guestbook at and legacy he has left www.horekienningfi com behind. 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Teboe degree black belt and said he has been compet .head instructor at Saline ing at world championship ' American Taekwondo events, which are made "Association Martial Arts up of four events—forms, school, won the World weapons forms, sparring Championship in weapon's, and now combat weapons combat sparring in Little • sparring—since 1997. Rock, Ark. last month. "My motivation Out of the 16 competi is basically my com tors in hjs division, Teboe petitive nature," he said. was victorious in each of "Tournaments are the clos his four single-elimination est thing we have to (utiliz matches. Relying on his ing) self defense in our footwork and counters, he martial art.- ' was able to win the combat "It's an adrenaline rush." sparring title in its inaugu Heritage'outdoors writer Rick Taylor of Chelsea shows, Teboe said though he is off his reward during a memorable salmon fishing trip, ral year : proud of what he has been "Movement is very key able to accomplish, not for me,"Jie said. "Evading (everything hinges on victor and footwork, using coun Saline ATA Head Instructor Paul Teboe took first place In ries and defeats. * nions ters and fakes." hteoMvJstonofC^)mbatWeapoTOSpan1nga1theWof1d "Whether you win or Teboe, who has been Championships In Little Rock, Ark. last month. lose, you gain something," „ competing in world champi ship didn'^immediately Though, that soon changed. he said, "Even in a loss/you onship competitions since set in, but rather he said "It's kind of special," he gain experience. 1996, said the significance , he felt like it was another • said. "It was.great, it felt of winning the champion- typical tournament victory. really good; PLEASE SEE 'TEB.0E&B some won a salmon fishing said yes! Even Bill knew a trip from Michigan good time when he saw it. HERITAGE GOLF COURSE REVIEW: HURON HILLS Out of Doors (MOOD) Frankfort is located IT V last about an fall. Little hour south of " didlknow OUTDOORS Traverse City that I'd share and not easy to this amazing reach. The drive experience takes about 4 with four great hours and that's guys, Any if you're car of these guys rying the mail. would have Bill's love for made a great rock and roll story so shar actually helped ing tills fishing me„in asking him trip with all." to come along. four was sim I too am a fan ply amazing. RICK of many genres Jimmy TAYLOR of music; Rock Gretzinger, being one of my Bill Harmer, Captain GregK favorites. Let's face it; four Sheremeta and Bob Young hours in each direction is'a are those four guys and I'd long time to be sitting next , like to talk about how they to someone so you might , made our fishing experi as well try to find someone V '; i. i> ence extradrdinary with simuar music tastes. •; \ 3 Many of you may know We made the'4 hour trip Bill Harmer as the Director without incident andlooked of the Chelsea District , forward to stretching our Library, Bill and I have col legs. Jimmy Gretzinger, laborated on various proj host of MOOD TV was wait Photo(syTerryJacoby . '" . '.'/ • } :, > -. ,' ' ^ -^ ' ects in Chelsea for the last ing for us aftd we headed Huron HiHs offers more open ehailengesjon the front nine and tkjl^ rolling hills on the back nine. few years and we're both in into 'town for dinner and a Rotary International. few beers, Jimmy liked this . Bill is anything but one 'pub called Dinghy's so we , Ann Arbor's Huron dimensional. He's a hap all jumped in his truck and pily married man with, - wereordering drinks and Hills has welcomed three awesome kids; he food before you knew it. Course: golfers sincie 1922^ loves Rock and Roll; raced ^ Jimmy bought the rights - •'? sail boats for years, enjoys **• to MOOD TV show from ByMiketarson .. One of the most noticeable things NASCAR races and gets MUCC and has done a A2;Journal' • .. ' about Huron Hills is its accessibility- Scorecard: Huron Hills along with almost everyone valiant job of ensuring a in Chelsea. wonderful experience for It is a course that can be challeng V^erej3465E.Hu^nRivwDr., ^, Shorter doesn't have to mean infe ing for veteran golfers, but at the ,. Bill is an amazingly * the viewers, it was nice rior " same time a fun course for the aver AnnAibor ,' •'•' ; focused and driven person to see Jimmy relax from This isa fact that the Huron Hills ' age ball striker and a perfect training Web: htQ)://www.ci.ann-aiix)r,mi.us who's passionate in his his duties as TV host and Golf Course exemplifies beautifully ground for children who are just / Paone: 734.794-6246 profession. Just walk'into talk aboufchis love of the for an 18-hole course, Huron Hills starting the game. Director of Golf: Doug Kelly the library and you'll see a . outdoors, work and his- iaextremelyshort, measuring in at The course, which is located on The course: The Historic Huron state of the art facility-that wife and kids. Let us riot just over 5,(XKiyards. Huron Parkway between Geddes . • Hills Golf Course is a beautiful, roll rivals most large; city insti forget that Jimmy-is a With two t»ar-5 holes on the front >• Road and Washtenaw Avenue on Ann ing 18-hole golf facility dedicated to tutions. huge Jimmy Buffet fan and nine, the first half of the course is : Arbor's east side, is very-open; and H the cointounity and features two for- I had one available spot knows the words to every " for this fishing trip.^No, ; songthatMr, Buffet ever >•• longer than the latter. V allows players of all skill levels to played. , The back nine at Huron Hills is sig enjoy around. **• seiuoR, and beginners and a back tee Bill wasn't my first choice nificantly shorter, featuring four par-3 FVom tiiefirs t hole, players are or my second. My wife and- We soon left Dinghy's" holes andnopar-5s. treated to a course that is not only .son were but logis|ically, after a'coupje hours aM er. The course features 5,071 yards of However, the lack of length isn't a well-maintained, but also lots of fun we couldn't work itoutv made our way to the bad thing for the,course. to play. golf from the longest tees for a par.of However, I knew that Bill marina; it*was approaching In fact, It makes Huron Hills a •*,.' . The opening hole, a 384-yard,' par-4i 67 .The couiserating js^ll and it wasn't int6 the outdoors 10pm. We enjoyed watching versatile public course in Ann Arbor, sets thetdhe for the round. has a slope rating of 108. Designed the w,ay I was. I thought, the boats come back with being the wonderful complement to The hole is pretty straight, with, the by Tom Bendelow, the Huron Hills he might actually get a kick their limits of king salmon thesitf's other municipal cpurse, golfcouise opened ia SS22. " / out of this so I asked if he'd and lake trout. We had the . ••'>'- -"-'• '?>•:•-•>• •:•'":•':> like to come. 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Showdown will kick The NFL lockout is expected to The book combines^really off th^hjgh school 2011 Big Day Prep Sbowttown end soon (if it hasn't already'). mterestmg travel story with pro football season for 5 (MegefootbaUseasonisget- files of someof the most colorful a number of local Thursday, Aug. 26:5 pjn, * Clinton vs. Manchester ting ready to start, and Michigan football fans in the natioa ' tearns (see schedule). Thursday, Aug.25: 8pm-SH Stevenson vs. Howell fans are just itching to see what 3. MeatMarket fosjdeThe .Hootball practices Friday, Aug.2& 5 pan.-AA Skyline vs. Hartland *• hew coach Brady Hoke has Smash-Mouth Worid Or College for all teams begin Friday, Aug. 26:8 pan,-Chelsea vs. Nov! up his sleeve foriheir beloved FootbailRecruitingbyBruce Aug. 14. Heritage Saturday, Aug. 27: Uam.-SMCC vs. Plymouth Wolverines. Feldman For an entire year between 2006 Newspapers will pres Saturday, Aug. 27:2 pjitLalieFenton vs. AA Richard Eventhe prospect of high MIKE LARSON ent the football pre Saturday Aug, 27:5 p.m- Martin Luther King vs. Brother Rice s^ool football has me starting to and 2007, author Bruce Feldman worked alongside Ole Miss head view section on Aug. Satiu*day, Aug. 27:8 pjn.-Cass Tech vs. FH Harrison getexcited. v 25 with a breakdown Tickets: Advanceticketsfor Thursday, Aug. 25 and Friday, Aug. With new coaches at Pioneer ; football coach Ed Orgeim and Skyline and the Huron program amid a . He chronicled his time in Oxford, Miss., writ- of all local teams. 26 games are $6 for students and $8 for adults. Advance tickets for bjg turnaround, football in Ann Arbor could be ingaboutme Rebels'recruitingpractices. Below are the sched Saturday Aug, 27 games are $7 for students and $9 for adults and Very interesting this season. The result is Meat Market, an up close look ules for local teams. wmbeavailableforpurchaseatwww.detroitsports.org. So.eventhoughweareridinghighalong •athardrorecoUegefcotbaUrecniiting. this Midwestern heat wave, there are ways tov I know, I know, another SEC book, but hear HS football schedules Fri. 9/16 hosts Atjrian at 7 p.m. get a nice, cool football fixwithou t ever leaving me out This isn't the story of recruitingata Fri. 9/30 hosts Tecumseh at 7 p.m. yourhouse. USCorapost2011 Ohio State, Fri. 10/7 at Ypsilanti at 7 p.m. No, I'm not talking about the new NCAA This is'the story of a bottom-feeder inone Ann Arbor Pioneer football game for all of the video game con ofthenatipn'stopconferencesandhowthe r Fri. 10/14 hosts Chelsea at 7 p.m. soles. This list is for the more critical thinkers team's workaholic coach refuses to give up on Fri. 8/26 at DeLaSalle Collegiate 7 p.mr Fri. 10/21 at'Pinckney at 7 p.m. ofthegroup seme of the best recruits. Sat. 9/3 at brother Rice 7 p.m. > Thefoilqwingisalistof books that football You have to admire Orgeron (who has had Fri. 9/9 host Ypsilanti High 7 p.m. Manchester fans should get their hands on. a very shady past, but seems to have put his Fri. 9/16 host Saline 7 p,m. • Ttiur. 8/25 vs. Clinton at EMU at 5 p.m. Not only will they allow you to readabout hard'livlngtimesbehindhim), who literally Fri. 9/23 at Skyline 7 p.m. Thurs. 9/1 at Napoleon at 7 p.m. . the greatest game on turf; butthey will get you busts his butt to get the best players to come to; Fri 9/30 at Bedford 7:30 p.m. ;, Fri. 9/9 hosts Vandercook High at 7 p.m. in the mood for the season, which will start to - his program. Thur. 10/68¾ Monroe 7 p.m. ? get underwayIn less than a mqnth. It almost breaks your heart when a recruit Fri. 9/16 hosts Addison at 7 p.m. doesn't choose Old MisS, Fri. 10/14 host Ann Arbor Huron 7 p.m. Fri. 9/23 at Hanover-Horton at 7p.m. Soyherewego: Fri. 10/21 host Livonia Franklin 7 p.m. 1. Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team, and Meat Market not only brings you into a . Fri. 10/7 at East Jackson at 7 p.m. a Dream by H.G. Bissinger. worMcf cut-throat deals and backdoor prom Fri. 10/14 at Michigan Center at 7 p.m; Friday Night Lights is a book that was so ises, but also gives you a glimpse of people Ann Artwr Huron Fri: 10/21 host Hillsdale at 7 p.m. popular it was made into a morie and later into involved . ••• Fri. 8/26 host Salem at 7 p.m. a TV series. . 4. Where Men Win Glory: The Odyssey of Fri. 9/2 at Lincoln at 7 p.m. Milan Ifs the story ofthe 1988 Permian High' Pat Tillman by Jon Krakauer Fri. 9/9/ host Dexter 7 p.m; . ' *. Fri. 8/26 host Ypsilanti at 7 p.m Panthers football team and the Pdessa, Texas OK,thisisn'treallyafootballbook ., Fri. 9/16 at Bedford 7 p.m. * v squad's run to the state championship Ifs more of an in depth look at the warin Fri. 9/2 host Monroe Jefferson at 7p.m. * With characters so rich and larger-than-life, Iraq, disguised as a football book Fri. 9/23 at Monroe 7 p.m. Fri.a/9 host New Boston Huron at 7 p.m. Fri, 9/30 host Skyline at 7 p.m. sometimes it's easy to forget that the book is The story which was written by Jon Fri. 9/16 at'Grosse He 7 p.m. based on real people. Krakauer (of Under the Banner of Heaven and Fri. 10/6 host Saline at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/23 host St. Mary CC at 7 p.m. ." • While the players and coaches and their Into Thin Air fame), tells the story of former Fri. 10/14 at Pioneer at 7 p.ni. Fri. 9/30 host Flat Rock at 7 p.m. drive to win takes top billing in the book, NFL safety PatTillman. Fri. 10/21 host Car men-Ainsworth 7 p.m. Fri. 10/7 at Riverview at 7 p.m. Friday Night Lights also delves into racism - Tillman, who wasa solid NFL player, Fri. 10/14 at Carleton Airport at 7 p.m. and the importance placed upon football over enlisted in the Army after the attacks on 9/11. . Ann Arbor Skyline Fri. 10/21 at South Lyon East at 7 p.m. ' academics in Odessa. >- . *.' Later, whilelightingaspart of theelite Army Fri. ff/26 host Hartland HS at 7 pm 2. Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer A Rangers, Tillman was killed as a result of Thur. 9/1 at Dexter at 7 p.m; Saline RoadTripIntotheHeartof FanManiaby friendlyfire. Fri. 9/9 at Chelsea at 7 p.m. WarrenStJohn Thebookgoestogreatlengthstotryto Fri. 8/26 host Walled Lake Western at 7 p.m. I know Ann Arbor is a long way from SEC explain Tillman, who comes offasatragjc,but Fri. 9/16 hosts Monroe at 7 p.m. . Fri. 9/2 host Ypsilanti at 7 p.m. . ._/. country, but college football fans will struggle complicated figure. Fri. 9/23 host Pioneer at 7 p.m. Fri, 9/9 at Lincoln at 7 p.m. ? to find a better book about the mayhem and ExcerptsfromTillman'sjournalsandletters Fri. 9/30 at Ann Arbor Huron 7 p.m. Fri. 9/16 at Pioneer at 7 p.m. craziness that can be found at football stadiums, portray him as a thoughtful and sensitive man, Thur. 10/6 hosts Bedford at 7 p.m." • , • • FrL9/23 hosts Bedford at 7 p.m. on Saturday afternoons in the fall an anomaly compared to his fierce football Fri. 10/14 at Salme at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/50 host Monroe High at 7 p.m. Ttebook,whichistitledforacheerthatthe playerpersona. Fri. 10/21 at Dearborn at 7 p.m. fens of the Alabama Crimson Tide use, chron Take what you want from it politically; but Fri; 10/6 at Huron at 7 p.m. icles author Warren St John's odyssey around - the book shows a portrait of a great profes Fri. 10/14 host Skyline the Southeastern Conference as he follows the sional football player andan American hero. Gabriel Richard Fri. 10/21 at Npvi High Schoofat 7 p.m. Sat. 9/1.0 hosts Notre Dame Prep at 1:30 p.m. Sat. 9/17 hostCranbrook at 1:30 p.m. Ypsilanti Safc9/24 host Clarenceville i !30 p.m. Fri. 8/26 at Milan at 7 p.m. - - Fri. 9/30 at Lutheran High North at 7 p.m. . FA 9/2 at Saline at 7 pm- Sat. 10/1 at Bellevue Jr/Sr High at 1 p.m. Fri, 9/9 at Pioneer at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/16 hosts Chelsea at 7 p.m. Belleville Fri. 9/23 at Tecumseh at 7 p.m. • > Fri. 10/7 hosts Dexter at 7 p.m. M 8/26 at Lincoln at 7 p.m, Thur. 9/1 host Garden City at,7p.m. Fri. 10/14 hosts Lmcoln at 7 p.m. s Fri. 9/9 at Dearborn Edsel Ford at 7 p.m. Fri. 10/21 host Detroit.Community at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/16 "at Dearborn Fordson at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/23 host Romujus at 7 p.m. Ypsilanti Lincoln Fri. 9/23 host Detroit Country Day at 7 p.m. Fri..8/26 host Belleville at7 p.m; Fri. 10/7 host Dearborn High at 7p.m.; Fri. 9/2 host Huron at 7 pjh. Fri. 10/14 Red Crossover TBA Fri. 9/9 host Salme at 7 p.m. *''. Fri. 10/21 at Walled Lake Western at 7p.m. Fri. 9/1« at Tecumseh at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/23 hpsts Dexter at 7 p.m. • •'.•••j • .• Fri. 9/30 at Chelsea at 7 p.m. . Chelsea Fri. 10/7 hosts Adrian at 7 p.m. "" Fri. 8/26 vs. Nbvi at EMU, 8 p.m.. " • Fri. 10/14 at Ypsilaiiti at 7 p.m. • Fri! 9/2 host East Lansing at 7 p.m.; •' .Fri. 10/21 at Hartland at 7 p.m. Fri. 9/9 host Skylme at7p.m. on JFri. 9/16 at Ypsilanti at 7 p.m. Willow Run is Fri. 9/23 hosts Adrian at 7 p.m. Fri,8/26hostPlymouthEd.Ctrat7p.m., • Fri. 9/30 hosts Lmcoln'at 7p.m. ' : Thurv9/1 host Loyola J'rep at 7 p,m. Fri. 10/7 at Tecumseh at 7'p.m;. Fri. 9/9 host Consortium Collegiate at? p.m. going on in Fri. 10/14 at Dexter at 7 p.m. 7 *' Fri. 9/16 at Ecorse at 7 p.m. • ; Fri. 10/21 at Haslett High School at 7ixm. Fri. 9/2$ host Allen Academy at 7 pm* Dexter -,'.;''v. Fri. 9/30 at Westside Christian at 7 p,m. 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TEBOE what's to come, It's been quite a journey FROMM0f1-B i "Nobody wins every since one, of his college thing," he said. friends dropped his name 'Ifmd tournaments a While he's not training in a box, some ,18 years ago, great learning tool." for next year's event, Tebge which resulted in Teboe Teboe said he tries.to oversees a school of 13$ winning a membership." implement that mentality students enrolled in martial "I was hooked" he said.',-' onto his student body. He attributes his personal success to his instruc tor; Senior Master Tomas Sandoval of Tecumseh, whom Teboe said "taught ames J2 me everything I know." Teboe said he's already Accountant & Tax advisor looking forward to compet < ing at the world champion- Personal Tax Planning & Return Preparation ships next year, saying his Complete Accounting &Tax Services lor ail forms. 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Ypsilantif The small team came "We appreciate that Rutherford together to support the Red Cross folks feel strongly about support of Washtenaw County despite ing the Red Dross by participating their mission to save their neigh in this fundraiser," Kumbier said. borhood pool. ...: l "Tfiey are a remarkable group of The team has a daunting goal community-minded families." of raising $600,000 to build a new By agreeing to dedicate their pool for next summer, so it was swim practice to the Red Cross of very impressive when the swim Washtenaw County, local swim mers were once again willing to teams help support community host the Swim-A-Cross team at disaster relief throughout the their practice. year. This program is a great Several participants collected outlet for young athletes to learn per length pledges and are still about philanthropic community •working to collect more donations. support and also helps to provide With the combination of their funds for the American Red Cross pool goal and this philanthropic throughout the year. event, their contributions were Athletes enjoyed snacks during impressive and very appreciated. the fundraiser compliments of The event really showcased Jimmy Johns and Whole Foods the sense of community that the Market. , Rutherford pool provides, and Photo by Meredith Welch , .> _ ; The Swim-A-Cross Plus pro- V ' several people expressed the Brothers, Ben (left) and Lou Cesar take a break at tr» watt during tt>e American Red Cross funofateer gram will wrap up with a Golf- appreciation they have for the tr»Sw^A^ossattr»RutheftofdMuntc^aJPool. A-Cross event at Barton Hills role that the Red Cross plays in Country Club on Sunday that community. RMP parent, losing everything. Recognizing participate. She thanked the she remembered participat For more information, visit the Eileen Smith, stated her gratitude this has made me a more compas Red Cross volunteers for coming ing hi Swim-A-Cross years ago website www.wc-redcross.org, or for the services that the RedCross sionate and humble person." to the pool and providing the at Veteran's Park Pool in-Ann contact Mary Kumbier at 971-6300 provides by sayirig, "We are all Angela Cesar, RMP parent opportunity for children to learn Arbor. extension 259 or kumbiermtgiusa. basically one disaster away from registered her four children to about this cause. Cesar said that Swim-A:Cross Coordinator redcross.org. AccuWeatheir.com SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOIt WASHTENAW COUNTY NATIONAL OUTLOOK Thursday The. eight Friday Satetday Seiday Meatfly leesday Ulf deaf dtw Tetoptratum t/4 • •/» Sunshine and Mainly dear Chance of a - Some sun; warm A thunderstorm Partly sunny Partly sunny Variable doudmess warm thunderstorm .and humid possible -' «•«»,«• 76° to 82» 84* to 90° 84° to 90° „ 77° to 85° 79° to 85° 76° to 82° 57 »w wtter «ru6r srteer S4'tew° srttsr trttsr wmmmmm mmmmmtrnm mm AIMANA? THE REGION Statistics for the week ending Morjday, August l PredpttitiM 1/4 • a/10 Temperatures: : Nofmal high/low ...... :...,,..,.-..., .,.,., 8! wewjejiainpfirejutt^nrt',**^^ "Normal average temperature' .,.,.,„ Precipitation: war Total for the month ...,...:.:,.,.,. ,.,. 0.001 Normal for the month .,,...... ,..:,,,,..,.,...... ,.1..... o.i3" NATIONAL CITIES PAST WEEK'S TEMPS Thu, Fd Sat Temperatures •H^-.eXow SSL,.;.. 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LAKE LEVELS ,. ^ _, • Tuesday 636am-**8:45p.m. Tuesday S^spjn. 2:l8«.in : , ' f*^ a,,r^ *«pda» - Aaga Aattt takest. ciair,....,...,...... 575ft ... 574.80ft forecasts and graphics provided by AcctlA/ettber/lec ©2011 »* * *»• • ML ^MM^^te^^^^^^^MaHMMHi^^alAaiMtMMIAriMMaBiHMMalalteit^^ •^W" ^IW-'ff* V UP * >* V ~W^r^^^rm* THURSDAY; AUGUST 4, 2011 www.tieritage.com • PAGE5-B rfemrmiirni can compete in both races. •. • • •/.;.•%&>•• .";••• • • - - •" The Overall Male/ Female' winners from both races will win the "I Ran the Fair for the Rolls Award," a dual- GMCI race award. WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE The New Glass of World Class The second annUal ' " . " .- !!'.•'"• ".•"•'. •*•.. • I " ' Bulldog Challenge, spon sored by Moore Pediatrics - & Associates, is heating up 2011 SIERRA e All New 2011 again this year with $100 going to the fastest Chelsea EXT CAB 4X4 BUICK REGAL Middle School, High School V8 • LOCftlM DIFFERENTIAL • TRAILEftlNfi PACKAGE or Club team program -. * • • HEAVY DUTY COOUNfi • CHROME WHEELS "Sport Injected!" and don't forget the Travel Trophy, a piece of local art. w For more information, log onto www.runfortherolls. com \ Dexter golf outing What: Dexter Touchdown i Club is hosting the 3rd Stk.f1129$ Annual "Preadnaught Football Golf Outing" Date: Saturday, Aug. 6 - 39 Monihe/32,800 Where: Lake Forest Golf . nillee. $1,998 Down plu$ Course, Ann Arbor * Tax, Title, Plate: Time: Check In at 7 aLm., mile*. $1,995 Down plue $228 See Dep. Shotgun start at 8 am. Tax, TltlO. No Sec Dep. Cost: $80 a person /MO. , Description:.Fbur Man Scramble BUY NOW Includes: Lunch, Dinner Turbo Lease and opportunity to win ,846 $219.86* /mo fabulous prizes WAS $33.690 WAS $28,988 ? For more infojrj$ati INTERMEDIATE • ^S^elj Mf* apEp#Sj^^BB|SJ^fBBBBBBBJ| ^_ team tljiitawaaawameiemawemaatmaaaawaaamaaaaaalaa^ tmm >*m PAGE6^B*f, www.d9ritagB.c6m THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2011 » > v' % • StUflOfll 8HU8T0S MM pfifSfcatS As theiaO sports season approaches, the Chelsea Athletic Department is remindifi^ students who plan to. participate in sports thatthey must have a current physi cal on file. Physicals for the 2011-12 school year must have takeri'place on or after April: 15,201*. Also, the "Pay to Participate" fee will remam the same this yea* This fee mustalso be turned in prior to the sport's first practice. lees are as followed: v High SchoolAthletics:$100for unlimited sports $10for students on freeo r reduced lunch Middle School Athletics: $50 for unlimited sports $10 for students on freeo r reduced lunch, . JHigh School: $25 for unlimited involvement inactivities $5 for students on freeo r reduced lunch Family Cap Athletics and Activities; $300 per family $30 per family for students on free or reduced lunch SCHWALBACH'S AUTOCARS Since 1993 The Chaise* Dawgs feature (front row, L-fl) Jay Packard, Kyle Lucas, Kyte Stumbo, Paul Heck (mkkUe row), Austin 3MUNS RESTORATION FOR HEADLIGHT NOW AVAILABLE Collier, Ryan EWey, 0.1. Scott, Evan Sweeny, Sam AfmhlenM, Tim Johnsc^ coach Tco^ • Increase Nighttime Visibility Ron/ Kaiser, Mason Bailey, Travis Kaiser, Ben Whteaall, Scott Mcore, Kc4ten Savery, Grart Onlxing and coach • Return to. like New* Condition • Reduce Insurance Cost L^cflMc«re.Mis8ir^fromphc *j (734)426-6172 'r www.sthwalbachsaulortpair.con) HOLLOWS LANDSCAPE SUPPLY Out with a rout! Featuring Mulch & Organic Soils /4 KtUftU; %tu6U' &€HtVl Mulch, Fendt eYPavers, Stones, • The ICRLU-14 Chelsea Dawgs ers for each offensive category. Kolten doubles. Ryan Eisley had 17 hits includ baseball team finishedthei r season Savery led the team with a .676 batting ing three doubles and Tim Johnson had Patio Stones, Landscaping Boulders, at Saline on Saturday with a 13-3 win average and a .725 on base percentage. 13 hits including two doubles, SAND • GRAVEL • TOPSOIL • FLAGSTONES against a very talented Saline all- Savery also had one homerun, one Ten different players combined star team. With this win, the Dawgs triple and one double. Grant Ortbring their efforts oh the mound for the BOULDERS • PAVERS • TRUCKING • EXCAVATING compiled an 11-9 record with 20f led with twelve extra base hits and Dawg team. Ortbring led with 37 runs scored while only giving up 137. ; seven doubles along with one home- innings pitched and 90 strikeouts. Ask about our green garden Blend Soil ' Several of the losses were by two runs run and four triples. Mason Bailey led Savery Worked 27 2/3 innings striking or less that could have went either way. with five triples and 23 RBI's along out 56. Bailey pitched 10 2/3 innings 00 The Dawgs'coaching staff would with one homerun and three doubles. and struck out R-Travis kaiser led $5 Off Any Purchase of like to thank the players, parents, J.T. Scott led with two homeruns the team with a 1.58 ERA for 131/3 .•< Chelsea recreation and the sponsors and also contributed two triples and innings pitched while striking out 21. $160 or more for a very fun and memorable season. two doubles. Scott Moore led with,28 Jay Packard was second with a 3.15 With what has become a tradition for total hits including one triple and four ERA for 6 2/3 innings pitched with 12 Not valid with any other offers the Pawg team, one final game will be doubles. Sam Almhiemid-led with 24 strikouts and Ryan Eisley was third '••'\: "-• Expires8-30-11 played on Sunday. It will be a players runs scored and 16 walks along with with a 4.84 ERA for 8 2/3 innings versus parents game followed by a one triple and four doubles. pitched while striking out five. J.T. pizza party at Jet's Sport's Bar. Also contributing to the Dawg offense Scott, Paul Heck, Sani Almhiemid and The very well balanced Dawg team was Ben Whitehall with 18 hits includ Scott Moore also contributed some was led by a number of different play ing one h6merun, one triple and five innings for their team. . THEY'LL NEED * ' • • •• ' • SUPER-FAST INTERNET FOR SCHOOL. THEY'LL IT FOR EVERYTHING ELSE. •m 'Whether they need it for.studying or CHARTER INTERNET want it fopsocializing, your kids will bye : super-fast Internet From downloading:, Starting at Videos to finishing that homework project, $ 99 they can do more this schdof year when-, p«f month you let it all in with Charter Internet.'.-' 19 Ifea^na Master, MO, invites you to get comfortable while you heal from the - Phis, get Charter Cloud Drive Call 1-888-GET-CHARTER or Inside out-starting to^ayl FREE for tha first,90 days visit charter.com to learn more. . Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a pain^ee,r^ ' medical conditions that arere&tam to stated iter*^ ; healing diabetic foot wounds, bone infections af^^n^o^i^^^b^ ^K Cowenlerrtlylocatedjustth^ Center provW*es effective therapy in a cornferta&ejdtr^ ^tre^rtmemr©cm0urit>gyou^ /I ^l^^eveni^chamovie. ' % ' ><.'<-' ' ' ,^...,^.¾ ^¾ Ia*ne4late opening* aye availed •m . >;J" /;Mi .'•••. ' ••,'/-:-' -A' ••::•• "wy.jf^-.ti y-jy > <>v' ttf :.ii(:.f?'.'; <-"V/.\: t•• • • »• ^^•^^MMMMHUIII i iia *i * at,atfc^aal^aM^^t^ht^^A^fc^i^ -. COMMUNITY Blues Brothers tribute band The Soul Merv perform under the'social tent. Detroit Lions mascot Roary madasurprise appearance at the. A festival of social tent,' •. ••/»''• • , • > * •• . f»« ENTERTAINMENT EN wmmm^^I E n I HllliwICI• • Thursday, tAugus tI 4, mm to kick off 21 st season whether the calf signals the 'Esdanaba in Da Moonlight' end of her hardships or the beginning of her enrich-* revival starts run of shows ment. , The Purple Rose Theatre ultimate goal - The play's professional . Co. will begin its 21st season • Will he bag the buck or go world premiere will begin - with a revival of "Escariaba down m family history as a March 29 and run through *in Da Moonlight" by Jeff' failure? >' « June 2,2012 Cor a 10-week r. Daniels, followed by "A "EscanabainDa run. Stone Carver" by William , Moonlight" will run for 13 ^On Golden Pond" by Mastrosimone, "White weeks, Sept 22 through Dec Ernest Thompson follows Buffalo" by Don Zolidis and 17, Ethel and Norman Thayer "On GoldenPond" by Ernest 'A Stone Carver," is a com as they return to their sum Thompson. mer home in Maine. edy that centers on Agostino, Their respite is inter . Eight previews will start a retired stonemason who is rupted by the unexpected each run, followed by press being evicted from his home arrival of their estranged' opening night during the to make space for a highway. daughter, her fiance and his second week of each engage When he barricades himself teenageson. ment. in the house, his son Raff „Over the' course of the ,„ Regular performances must convince hinfto leave summer, an unlikely friend for each show are at 8 thehouse and all the memo ship develops between p.m Wednesdays through ries attached to it. Norman and the boy, which Saturdays with Saturday A touching tribute to sparks a renewed zest forlif e matinees at 3 p.m. and fathers and sons, "A Stone in the Thayer family. In the Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Carver*'will feature Purple twilight years of marriage, All performances will Rose artistic director Quy " Ethel and Norman redis be held at The Purple Rose -• Sanville as Agostino in an coverthe joy and romance Theatre Co., 137 Park St:, in eight-week engagement from of everyday living. Chelsea Jan. 19 to March 10,2012. •"•'' . "EscanabainDa "White Buffalo" by Don Featuring Jan Radcliff" Moonlight by Jeff Daniels Zolidis is the recipient of a and former artistic direc tor and founder of the ; premiered at the Purple 2011 Edgerton Foundation Boarshead Theatre, John - Rose in 1996 and was subset New American Play Award Peakes, "On Golden Pond" quently produced in 1997, and winner of the2004 will run for 11 weeks from setting record attendance Princess Grace Award for June 21 through Sept. 1,2012. numbers forth e company Playwriting;. . Tickets for groups of 12 The comedy will feature Based on actual events, or more are available for original cast raemBers the play tel|s the story of a- - the entire season now, and Wayne David Parker as - white buffalo calf born on a donors can purchase tickets Jimmer Negamanee and small farm in southern approximately two months Jim Porterfield as Albert Wisconsin, heralding a before each show opens with Soady. Sioux prophesy of peace on tickets going on sale to the Set on the eve of tile earth and unity to all man general public two weeks opening day,of deer season, kind. • •«.-.. later,' ' • •" / Reuben Soady is hoping to, The farm quickly Ticket reservations can be get his shot and shed the * becomes a hotbed of spiri made by calling The Purple mantle of "the buckless tual outpouring beyond the * Rose Theatre Company Box- yooper." scope of the Gelling family's Office at 433-7673. Tickets But before dawn, small town life. will also be available for sale approaches, a series of When a mysterious . "at www.purplerosetheatre, weird occurrences and crazy businessman offers to buy org. The Purple Rose Theatre Co. will begin its 21st season with a revival of "Escanaba in locals will threaten Rueben's the calf, Carol must decide DaMoonUght" VE MUSiC-'CAtfiNDAK • TheArtc Wednesday: Taj Mahal Trio Seleqt. $8/u.nder 21, $1L18 Room Inn 611 Church St. •316 S. Main .St.;-Ann Arbor & The Luke Winslow-King fcnd over. 8 p.m ". 114-S. Main St/. 3600 Plymouth Road . , Telephone: 996-2747 •Telephone:761-14&T • • Trio, 8 p.m., $49.50, blues,,- • Cavern Club v; Telephone: 665-9468 Telephone: 769-4323 ' Website: http://rickscimeri- . Website: http;/Aheark.org- •legends Four clubs in one at 210 S. . Website; wwwxrazywis- Website, www.hiannarbor. cancafe.com • ; Thursday: The Steel •The Bund Pig First St '•>'•• dorh.net . " com/dining,php , • Fridays and Saturdays: : •Wheels, 8 p.m., $15, 208 S. First St. Telephone: 332-9900 Tea and Tunes 8:30 to • . Saturday night beat blues Live music. No cover before- : Americana, alt country Telephone: 996-8555 Website: wwweavern- 10:30 p.m. Thursday, friday - and local brews. Music §nd 9p.m..; Friday; Bruce Robison and • Website: www.blirjdpigmu- clubahnarbOr.com •" and Saturday, rto cover . dancing starts at 8 p.m: $5 •Ann Arbor Comedy J •Kelly Willis, 8 pm, $20, '. stcrcorfi .;'•.. '.JP Conor O'Neill's charge. - ' : cover charge. Showcase J Americana, art country coun-,. Thursday; Graders, with . ' ; 318 S. Main St. •GoodnrteGracle • UveatPJs ^ 314 E. Liberty St. tryjockabilly. Jehovah's Witness Protection Telephone': 665-2968'" ,301 W.Huron St. 301 W Huron St. .".•'• Telephone: 996-9080,, Saturday: Riverfolk Festival . Program, Lawless Carver, - Website; www.conoroneil IS.. ."•• Telephone:. 752-5740 . Telephone: 752-5740 Website: wyvw.aacomedy, finaleConcert vyrth Bob Motorcycle Awesome, $5/ "com\ Website: www.gcodnite-. . ' Website: www.liveatpjs. 'com'' •:' Black and His Biuegrass ' under 21, $8,18 and over, Thursday: Jiva - acoustic graciexom ••'•'' r .corn... "niursday: Comedy Jamm Boys and AIBerard& ' * 9:30 p.m... set,-9:30 p.m. • • ' •The Habitat UttrakHinge The club features live . Friday and Saturday: Mark. Friends, 7 p.m., $20, blue- : Friday; Ann Arbor Soul Friday: DJ Matt StylesHO The Iqunge at Weber's inn music five nights 'a week:.. PoOlbs . . ' r ' grass, newgrass, Zydego,, Club, with DJs Brad-Hates p.m. to 2 a.m. ' :* features dance bands t ' Wednesday is Salsa Night. • Black Pearl Seafood Cejun :* '•:•' ^and^ Robert Wells, $5/under Saturday: Parkside Wes; . 3050 Jackson Road••"- •Oid Town Tavern arid Martini Bar . Sunday: Jan Krisj^ Jim 21, $8,18 and over, 9:¾) 9:30 p.m.-. J Telephone: 665r3636 ' -122 W, Liberty St. - X2S. Main St:, Ann Arbor : Bizer, 7:30 p.m., $15, con- p.m-- .'"••..-'• :. Sunday: Traditional Irish ^ Website: www.webersinn, Telephone: 662-929T' '. Telephone: 222-0400: tempaaryrsohgwriters and ;' Saturday: SketetoriBirds v \ Session, 7 to io p.m. •'" com Website: www.oidtown^a. V^ebsite. www.blackpearl-. • groups, Idea!, regional, CD release party, with Chris. . Monday: Pub Trivia .with * . Live dancing with the com - .;'••..,:- -~.\ •'. onmain.com' ; -• ': Monday: The Outside .Bathgate: and The Boys .- Barry'^hefne, 8:30.p:mV ; area's best bands. Tuesday,. Sunday .night music fea- ' • Features live music on '• Track, 8p.m.,$15, Celtic,. ', Themselves, $7/under 21,-/ • Tuesday:'Res'taurant. ... Wednesday and .Thursday, iires live music from 8 to 10 Tuesdays and.Wednesdays, British Isles English': .-. Appreciation Night •8:45 p.m. to Ta:m:; Friday . ; p.m, focusing on local talent. 7to10pm. NoGOver.., $10,18 and Over, 9:30 p.m/ : Canadian/Australian -.,..-.-:- - Wednesday MatfG:, with -: Wednesday: Music Trivia and Saturday 8:45 p.m. to -' ' •Sunday; Chad Williams. /Tuesday;' Laith Al-Saadi ;.: Tuesday: The Persuasions,' 5 Ela. 87, Magnum Opus, ' with Barry Aherne 1:30 a.m. ".•'.: '--., ,and°the Lonesome Plowboys Wednesday: Elise Amato 8p.m.;$25,sout, R&B A.P., Donnie Destro, and M • Crazy Wisdom Tea ^ • HoUerin's at Ihe Holiday • Rick's American Gate •and Matt Pietryga > THINGS TO DO: REGIONAL CALENDAR Free. 475^1583.- . - ' -. • Summer Concert • Tour; Zingerman's and Recreation • Chelsea Teddy Bear Series ";- SAUtt Creamery Commission • "Dungeons & • Salines Summerfest Cov :• >[>,;'• "". ,6:30-to 9:30 p.m. Friday- ;' ' 2,p.rri. Sunday:'3723 Plaza Friday night through 6 Oregon*" : • -11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m."' Monument Park gazebo, • . ^5 to 1.1 p.m.; Friday 7:30 Drive. $5 (includes a $5 cou- . p.m. Sunday morning, • 5:30'p.m. Thursdays:^." . a.m; to .i 1 p.m. Saturday, V Saturday: Group tours. 400 downtown. Free. 426-0887. . : ppn). 929-0500. •• ' ••'.. .Rolling HillsCounty PSrk,•-;•' Chelsea District Library, 221 downtown Saline.'Free N. Main Si Free;, 43&S499:. • Draw Doubles 101 • Euchre' 7660jStony Creek Road. Pre- , S.:Main St. Free; 475-8732. • Chelsea Farmers' admission. 429-7429. .'••'.' '-• 7 p.m. Tuesday: American ..registration required: $15- per • "Consktef the Oyster" Disc Golf • PrttsfieW Open Band : Market- :•.'/•••':•• ;, Noon Saturday: •• Hudson Legion,'320 W. Michigan 'tent. $5 vehicle-fee.-484-, • 8 p.m. Wednesdays • 8 a.m. to noon Saturday: 3 to 6 p.m.. Saturday:". Ave. $5:429-7310. 967^, extrO. through Saturdays, 3 p.m. Mills Metropark Activity. Pittsfield Grange, 3337 Ann. Park Street; Center, 880'f North Territorial • "The Yeilow Yacht" • Puppet Show Wednesdays. ahd'Saturdays, at Friends of McKune Arba*Saline Road.'Free;: ' Chapter Cramps Book ., 3:30 p.m. Sunday:. 2 p.'m. Sundays: Pufple Rose' Roald, ($7 per player; free for* 994^930?: "•*•,: Mystery Book Club spectators, $5 vehicle Discussion Group Dreamland Theater,'26.N.' Theatre, 137 park St;, ' J 7 p.'m: Monday: • Drum 4 Wellness entrance tee. 449-4300. :•. ,'-2tp:m.-Tuesday: Saline Washington St. $5 (age 3 , Chelsea, Yf'sitpurfjJerbisethe': • Breakaway Restaurant, '-.;,. Circle , • Great Lakes Dlsoratt District Library, £55 N. Maple . and younger admitted for •' atre.org or call 433-7673. • 'Arctic Coliseum^501 •••'•' . 7:30-p.m.Saturday: Road. Free. Pre-register at Open.. •:• free), 657-2337 •».- • v • Sounds and Sights on Coliseum'Drive: FreeT475- interfaith Center for. Spiritual • 429-5450..; 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ; • 2011 Phoenix Phest!' Thursday Nights 7035.-/ Growth;704AirportBlvd. $5'" Grande Chamber Music Saturday, 9>30 a.m. to 1 p.m. •6:30 to 8:30p.m, ,,-: i ii*$p*riish Language sugge'steddbnation: 480- - Festlvar Sunday: Hudson Mills -- Thursday: Downtown ; fcJ Conversation Group 1219.:^ ' :•:, -••'•' , '"..•;:.YpatAi' m - •' --.7 p.m. Monday through '•,• Metropark Activity Center, Chelsea. Free. 475-1145,/ ' 6:30 p.m: Wednesday: • First Saturday Contra , - * • • * .--'-• •» » Aug/11: EMU Holy;Trinity . ".. 8801 North Terrrtorial Road. • •Moviesat the Center . Chelsea bistrjet Library, 221 8 p.m, Saturday: Pittsfieia' • Crossroads Summer Chapel, 511'W, .Forest St. • '• .12:30 pm Friday; $55 entry fee; free to specta Grange,. 3337 Ann. ArbdN' Festival S, Main St. Free.:475-6732, ; $15 {students $56) at phoe- Chelsea. Senior Center, 512 >" • , , ,, ••.»'• •• • •• tors; $5 vehicle fae. A3disc.. Saline Road. ($10 (rnembers';. :6 to 10 p.m.. Friday; • , nixe'nsemble .com/conoefts Washington St.. Free, but ' orgM -517-304-8288, . $9; students, $5). 769-1052. Washington Street, at, •;; . ahd^at the door, 358-2100. Michigan Avenue'. Free: 717- donations accepted. 475- BEXtW • Exotic eirdExhibrUon:' • Horse Show: Spur of • Tour: Wild Ones ^7305:- •"• , '•'•'. ,•.;•-'• -9242, ;-:'.'• • • ice Cream Social Ann Arbor Companion Bird the Moment Club .' 6745 p:m: Tuesday,:, 8387 ; • Michigan Roots • Guided Tours: 4tp8P'.m,Thursday: St: Club',' . 8,a,m:tO'7p,m:.Sttnday: Ford Road; Ypsilanti. Free. , Jamboree ,; Waterloo Ares Farm Andfew's United Church of ' : 10 a.ffi.-to 3,p..m. Sunday: Races and garnes begin 3 '.- 604-4674. •"•.•••' Christ,.7610 Ann Arbor St.' . WeberXlnn.'3050 Jackson , p'.fh, Washtenaw Farm . " 3 p.m. to midnight Friday. , U©,5 p.m. Friday and free adrhiasionr,426-86l0.' Road. $3. (younger than age: 'GouncilGrounds, 5055Ann ,. 1 to a.m; to midnight Sunday: 13493 Waterloo- * • "Travels in Africa" 12. free). 545-5282, .'•• Arbor-Saline Road. Free Saturday ^Riverside Park. ' MANCHESTER MUQith Road. $4 (age 62 • ' 6:30p.m.Thursday:' •.., • "Somewnere in Time" admission. 645-4918.' . • Depot town, $20 per day • Dance Party In the anddlder,'$3;ages5. Dexter District Library 3255 Book Discussion Group • Savory Pies: (weekend day pass, $40) at Park: Riverfolk Music and through 17, $2; ages 4 and Alpine'St. Free.-426-4477: ' 7p.m. Monday: Dexter - Preserving Traditions rootsjamboree.com and at Arts Festival youncjer and members, • Summer Reading ' District Library,,.3255,Alpine. 2.p.'m,^Sunday: Pittsfield • the gate. $$0 weekend pass '.' :7.p.m. Friday. Car.r Park, ", free). 1-517-596-2254. Program Wrap-Up Party, 'St. Free. Pre-register at 426- Grange. 3337'Ann Arbor-- ' inoiudes camping, Children Wes^-Main Street. $15 ($25 • Chetoea Chess Club 11 am.Friday: Dexter • 4477!' j .-. Saline Road. $5 (menibers younger than 12 admitted for includes dinner) at riverfolk- . 3 p.m. Saturday: Wendy's, District Library. 3255 Alpine free) Pre-register at preserv.- • free. 846-5933. festival.org and at the gate, ' 1640 .Cp^erce'Park Drive.. St. Free, 426-4477. ingtradttio'ns.eventbrite.cbm. • • Family Campout:" .1-888-428-4563. Washtenaw County Parks iwmpim ^•^M^ ^*F^^^« THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 , ^ \. "Www.herltage.com ^ .: •, • • PAGE 3-C Bin Thursday, August 4 Book Club meets at 7 p.m. * much more, Registration is "Around Town with spersonkefesilvermaples. ing students for the 2011-'12 at the Arctic. Breakaway. The . required. ,. v . school year. - *- • The Chelsea Senior August book series is Kate • The.Chelsea Senior Unda" The preschool is located Center hosts an Age-ing to. Atkinson, Jackson Brodie Center hosts an Age-ing to •'AroundTown with at 500 Washington St,. Sago-ing class at 10 a.m.. Friends will host Series. • Sage-ing class, at 10 a^rji Linda" will feature > Classes are offered for 3-, • The Chelsea District . • Help paint the Chelsea Michelle McCarthy, Dexter Daze book 4-and 5-year bids in the •Library hosts Dungeons & ' District Library's Derby Car, . therapy dog trainer and sale mornings or afternoons. . Dragons WeeWy Gaming Tuesday, August 9 which will be.driven in the ' volunteer.-' For more information , NlgWat3;30p.m. > • The Chelsea-Senior , Chelsea Fair^s Demolition "Around Town with The Friends of the contact Kris at 734-433-2208, • Sounds & Sights con Center hosts Foot Care by Library will have.book ext.600L ! Derby by none other than • Linda" features interviews tinues tonight at.6:30 p.m. ; appointment, starting at 9 'Kim Potocki, Winner of the conducted by the local host sale and $3 bag of books • with Dorkestra (jazz at the sale during Dexter Daze 'a.m.- .-.- .•,.•':. 2006 and 2008 Feature- LindaMeloche,,- .'. Jewelry, purse library); jen.& the Koppins • Learn Microsoft Word Demo Derby., The library, staff The show airs daily, on Saturday, Aug. 13. The sale , (Americana at the South 2007 at 9:30 a.m. at the .will draw names from those in Channel 18,at 7:30 a.m-, regular -sale Will begin at 9 donations needdd a.m. and end a£ 3p.m. with "Streeftent); 3'Generations Dexter District Library. -This' attendance for the privilege of noon, 6 p.m. and 11p.m. 1 The Dexter Senior Entertainment (balloons at ,. program will teach partici •handpainting the q»r at 2 A new interview begins prices ranging from 25 cents to.$2. " Center is collecting jewelry Winan's Aljey); Fred Van'. pants who to use "the rib- . p.m. on thejibrarylawn. every Friday evening and for its fall sale. This year Reesma (acoustic pop/rock bon^' how,to. download and . ' runs for a week, The guests, The hag sale will be from • The Chelsea District. 3 to 4:30 p.m., and book the center is adding purs at East Alley); The Bonfire use document templates and Library hosts Dungeons & - all live or work in Chejsea, es/handbags to this sale. , Poets (adult alt rock at East much more.,Registration is and everyone connected lovers will have a chance Dragons Weekly Gaming to fill.a bag with books for So, if you have any jewelry . Middle); The Afternoon required. Night at3:30 p.m. . " with the show is a volun or purses/handbags that . Round (country rock at the . • The Dexter Senior teer. just $3 per bag. The bags • Sounds & Sights con- will be'supplied by the . you would like to donate, -TotalFitness Lot); Scenic* - Center hosts A Matter of Previous shows are the center would love to Route (rock at tne Sylvan" ' tinues at 6:30. p.m. tonight Friends.group. The Dexter Balance, a class on manag- • • with Tripp 'n' Dixie (rock at the available to view at ' take them off your hands. Courtyard); Billy Brandt & " ing concerns about falling, at: McKune Memorial Library District Library'is'located library); Annie &• Rod Capps at 3255 Alpine St. For , If you have any questions, . SaranaVerLin (Celtic and 10:30 am. There is a sug- (folk/country at the South or online at http://sto- please contact Kini at 42$ :"• Americana at the Glazier ^gested'dpnation'Of $15 per riesofchelsea.org. » more information, call the Street Tent); 3 Generations library at 426-4477. 7737. ' Building); The Bluescasters person and $15 for norimem- Entertainment (Balloons at - (blues at the Clocktower bers for this two-hour class. • Gazebo);The Josh & Roy 1 Wirian's Alley); The Potter's Sign up for To have an item placed 1 • The Chelsea Senior Field (Americana at East Chelsea Community on the bulletin board, e-mail Show (kids - variety show at Center hosts A Matter of. F Heritage's e- the Clocktower Courtyard); • ' Alley); Creole du.Nord( . Preschool has information to Erica McClain Balance at 1 p.m. Zydeco at East Middle); newsletter at [email protected] ancTthe^RSLY Cinema movie • The Dexter. Senior - Delirious Love (Rock at the;,, openings by 5 p.m. Friday for the fol- " "Marley and Me," rated PG. Center will have a Retreat . Total Fitness Lot);, Letha Allen Sign up for The Chelsea . lowing week's edition. . • To .wrap up the adult for the Feet at 1 p.m. with Standard and Dexter Chelsea Community •' & The Benders (Bluegrass at Preschool is still accept Summer Reading Program, Barb Fisher, a certified reflex the Sylvan Courtyard); The Leader's e-newsletter to: . the Jackson family will pres-. ologist and a naturopathic get the latest headlines 1 • Shelter Dogs (Lounge-a-billy DISCOVER THE BEST REVIEWED NEW COMEDY OF THE SUMMER. ent "Travels in Africa ' with therapist and educator. The . at the Glacier Building); delivered directly to your some exchange students vis retreat will cost $10 for every .'Jammin':Grammas •'-.-•. e-mail box, as- well as iting from the Africa at the 15 minuses for .members and (Traditional^olk at the breaking news and com *••• Dexter District Library at 6:30 • $15 for nonmembers, Please Clocktower Gazebo); Boyer munity alerts. Sign up ONE OF THE BEST FILMS OF THE YEAR! p.m. The grbup'will discuss . schedule an appointment by the Magic Guy at the oh. the newspaper's home severalcountries within the- V calling 426-7737. ' page at www.heritage.com, There ate alot of movies about teenage nhisfits.'Terri' is one r , • Clocktower Courtyard; and. of the best, because it avoids'so many of the usual cliches." ' second largest and second . • The Chelsea District the SRSLY Cinema movie on the right side of the . lu-yjc 'XJ-I lr-m . most populated continent on Library will host a Teen page,- . ROGER EBERT, "Mrs. Doubttire," rated PG-13, tMi'iSnss'm ^adwSimctj • thewqrJd. • PlaywrrrJng Intensive wttti at dusk. .,;.'.' the Purple Rose Theatre at Silver Maples Friday, August 5 2 p.m. Students'e.nterihg sixth through 1'2th grade in the'fall Ongoing seeks artists for iPOSSIBLENOTTOLOVE. • The Chelsea Senior ., will have the chance to • Join-Miss Jackie and Genter and the Chelsea " : explore the art of playwriting* Rose in SummerStorytime Harvest Art Market : f9f^ifiy everything pbout this very fine film is surprising." •District Library partner for ~. including the basic rules of, from .10:30 to 11 a.m for 2- Calling all artists! Silver David f6Qf.l Great Books at CSC at 1 dramatic structure through year-olds and 3-year^lds Maples has opened up uEXTRAORDrNARY..gervtlyfUNNY • p.m. at the'senior center/The ; the use of writing exercises to and 11:30 a.m. for 3-to 5-. ; the application process book for August is "The Boy create monologues, scene's year-olds everyWednesday. for all artists who wish to and genuinely TOUCHING.". who Harnessed the Wind" by have a booth at the annual and the beginnings of a short Children must be accompa- ^ Uon : . ' » " ' V '*"••;• War redactor George Till _ and. meet Kate and receive^., Aug, 13 and may be down loaded at http://www. : Saturday, August 6 participated in the'documen- t free coin counting coupon. - tary's re-enactment footage This coupon will allow'noh- , silvermaples.org/pdf/harv • The Friends of the and will provide commentary . account holders to have: - estartmarketapplication20 Chelsea District Library and answer, questions about loose coins counted free of •' Ilweb.pdf. ' host its monthly meeting at. • •• the'film after the viewing. -' charge at the TCF Bank in For more iriformatioh, 10T1'5 a.m. on the second. ^ • The Chelsea District downtown Dexter; contact Shawn Personke at - floor of the library; The public, Library hosts a Spanish is "welcome to attend. Language Conversation Group at 6:30 p.,m. All skill Monday, August 8 levels are welcome to attend. •Join the Somewhere In Time History Book Club for Thursday, August 11 Adults at.the' Dexter District "'•' • Learn Microsoft Word * Library at Tp.m. The club 2007at 9:30" a.m. at the . will discuss/The- •' Dexter District Library. This•"'• Unthinkable:,Who Survives ' r QUALITY 16 RAVEANNABBOR20 program will teach partici- '; -4100Carpeo»ftL734-9r3^C. • When Disaster Strikes and pants who to use "the rib inrjttiWMriiiwrT VMK0FnEPUNEr0fTlitfB-(R13) Why?" by Amanda Ripley : If AUSWI.. .--. 1^)2:l5»3!Q0p' bon," how to download and," UaM-ffil12MtM0AM tiabnte!2afciai . Registration is required. '": use document, templates and; 9J0pl0ip ra/SATflJOCp ^ • The Friends Mystery tl«a12C!c1.4SpIi5p42Sp5i5p mamm. ma _ _. r. •wwnfwjirjnsnwrpe-ii). ^uidolku tl^12-35o2J0pl3¥<^5:l» - •;:• NPTWCHMtt-BPHQ f y - - . • ,• mm • ... 5 7 6 4 1 tl:fr1^4ili6i4S,9:ttFRI/SATlStl!W ^ . 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PursQlove Methodist Church in years, is a guest lecturer for Special Writer Chelsea, for "What do you the Detrdit Institute of Arts,, ' know about pipes?" and Rick and Deb Zuccarini, 'The Adult Learners .,-••' experience thedifferent who have created, repaired Institute will hold a kick off pipes of the organ and hear and taught art for more than ' ^for the fall semester 10 a.m. the instrument played on the, 30 years, will teach "WPA to noon Aug. 18'at Silver - ' two manual Zimmer organs Art: Defining America," Maples of Chelsea. atthe church. •.'<•'.• about the Works Progress. ALI teachers will speak If musical theater is a Administration and artS'the » about their classes, volun- '**'" ' passion, explore this with, government sponsored dur teers will answer qdestibns the presentation of four, ing the Great Depression. and help fillou t forms and films: "<3ypsy," "Yeoman For the home tink^rer and refreshments will be served. of the Guard," "Aida" and money-wise; Mike Kizer's 'ALM is a great partner ''Company'' along with a "Basic Home Repairs and and great resource for the discussion with Angelo Mairitenanc" will be avail Adutt Learners Institute area," said ShawvPersorike, Angelocci of the Dexter able through ALI. Instructor Tom Hodgson activities director at Silver Community Players; Bob Kizer wflldiscuss basic leads a class on a nature Maples. "I'm always amazed Southgate who presents plumbing, electrical panels, walk. . at thebreadthand depth of musical programs for cleaning dryer vents, chang be a class called."History of the classes they offer, as well Elderwise in Aim Arbor, ing a furnace filter, checking Sports through Artifacts," IS YOUR HAIR as the enthusiasm'of the ALI and Chelsea resident Chris a humidifier/dehumidifier, with Erik Pederson, who board members and instruc Lehehan who sings, plays basic household tools and will focus on baseball, bas- tors." . ; e the cello; and serves on more. • / ••••" ketbalj, football, racquet ball, LIVING UP TO ITS ALL a Lifelong Learning the Board of the Chelsea Speaking of money, histo go]f and more, Institute affiliated with Chamber Players; ry buff Bill Allen, will teach ' Chef Craig Common, ALI will also offer ,.. "Coins and Paper Money," FULL POTENTIAL?! the Elderhostel Institute owner of the Common • Cuts & Colors • REDKEN Certified Hair Colorlst Network, provides commu-, '. Susan Nenadic's class, and bring along a rare $1 •• Grill, invites attendees' • Walk-ins Welcome, Appointments Optional riity-based learning experi "Shakespeare Authorship - gold coin, $35 "Continental" to a "Wine and Appetizer • LI censed Cosmetologists & Barbers ences in western Washtenaw Controversy: Have We Been note issued during the Tasting" wherehe will talk County Programs, con Played?" The class will ' Revolutionary War, Wildcat about how he began his located in tha Chelsea village plaza" ducted in cooperation with explore Shakespeare's work bank notes, Civil War CO landmark restaurant, and iiisrmiu Washtenaw Community and discuss the ongoing "greenbacks," Confederate about writing his cook sfi vouii College are held in Chelsea debate of whether he wrote currency and 19th century books. '' hl066\Nl- SJYltSI REDKEN and Dexter. it. Nenadic,. who taught "blanket" notes. ItlUKI COM for 27 years at Saline High Also on a Civil War (| . Mary Ann and Jack- 475-7411 op.com • • .' - Merkel have been involved •* School, is on the Board of theme;Tom Collier will 6 PLEASE SEE AU/5-C since its launch in 2004, as the Washtenaw County . teach, "Destruction and students and board mem Historical Society and is Reconstruction: 1865-1877," bers.; chair of exhibitions at the , and discuss Federal and Tve seen ALI grow in Museumon Main Street. . local efforts through the dis Earn Extra enrollment and the number Those who enjoy visual puted presidential election 30 MONTH and variety of courses," arts can sign uplor art of 1876and the "Corrupt Money & Help Mary Ann Merkel said. "I've, historian Nancy Nilsson's Bargain" of 1877. CIRGIiE^ptOlp also observed how much joy "Journeys Through Western -\. Ed Riske, who was photo it has provided for so many Civilization: More High . - editor for his college newspa wM%^®m---$m;- i »i ::•)• • '•••• /i peopte from all around the Renaissance Art and a Taste per and yearbook, will share area. of Mannerist Art." Nilsson, his passion in "introduction ver $200 a Month! "The program is.geared who has been teaching arts to Digital Photography" . for retired people with and humanities for nearly 40 For sports buffs, there will a variety of interests, It . General Requirements for Donating Plasma: brings longtime residents and newcomers together in a way that forms new friend Do you love your smile? 118-65 Years of Age. New ships and interests plus com I Valid Picture donor fees munity involvement." If there's something about your h*ve '"creased smile that you'd like to change, Chelsea resident and CLICK: ch^rterpfte.cori) I Be in Good Health, - ' $8 retired naturalist Tom „ please come to see us, We offer t Proof of Social Security Number m? ° Hodgson will teach "Herons, many different ways to straighten J HIS i^eefe/ Eagles and Alligators, Oh . teeth, including clear retainers i Proof of Current Residence postmarked My!" and show images and and invisible braces. -share stories of birds, manv XX Charter One mals and reptiles he has f,OO0 tAWMHO15 OOOO cnWHSHIP e encountered while paddling., SLKK : ocrdphc^a Florida's rivers, lakes and estuaries with camera in (734)483-2084 Plasma hand. Hodgson is involved with several nonprofits.includ- Chelsea Orthodontics, PC ing The Jackson Audubon Dr. Mary K. Barklcy, Specialist in Orthodontics Society Haehrile Audubon, 1305 South Main Street • Chelsea, MI 48118 »734475-9143 . 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Hutchinson says her : sage, lavender and sweet- Anyone w4ho has ma^e "I started collecting, and products are more about ' grass for $2 each. the trip to the Chelsea t. . by the end of the summer, spreading cultural under Many of ner products Farmers Market knows that'• I had two shoeboxes full," standing and positivity than include feathers that are 'every Saturday the market' she said. •'-• .', •. any one tradition. .'..•'• either ftnihd or donated. . is packed with vendors Soon after, Hutchinson "It's a very positive She does use the feathers of seUtng a whole lot more saw a book called "Medicine thing," she said. "It's abofit some endangered birds, if than produce. Many artisan Wheel" that includedV getting people to learn' s they are found. For products crafters also call the market 1 design she had dreamed about other cultures." made with endangered home. about on the cover. • She^also notes, that people bird feather, Hutchinson • Joan Hutchinson of After reading the. book, are really responsive to her only asks for a donation to Fairview, Studios i| one of which was based on a type products. Michigan wildlife charities; those artisan crafters. of horoscope of a tribe of "When Istart talking '... Her products range in Hutchinson designs and Pacific Northwest Native about it, it's like a light goes price from $2 to about $35 PholobyRristaGjestl^nd- ' • hand makes what she calls Americans, she began on," Hutchinson said. "Now for a large wreath. She also . Joan Hutchinson stands behind her booth, Earthwork crafts. Her all- '; designing her own cre N' more and more people are has medicine wheeli, which Affeathermatlons, during the farmers market earlier this natural products include ations, smudging." resemble dreamcatchers, yea* ; •• wreaths, medicine wheels, "It was so intuitively true Smudging is a Native *for $12 and $25, depending fans, smudge and other dec to me," she said. American tradition of burn on the size. ity, white others help with day"'- orative pieces. She began Although her creations ing a small bundle of dried Hutchinson said the pur focus, Hutchinson sells her crafting these products 20 .. are somewhat inspired by herbs for various effects. • pose of her.products is to "The idea is to put them pipducts at the Chelsea years ago. Native American traditiohsv Ope of the jnost popular enhance people's lives. Each someplacej^ere you see Farmers Market each week, "I started finding feathers and cultures, Hutchinson is herbs tti burn is sage, which piece is tailored to have a , them often ahd remember iAand moves to the Dexter after my son died," she said: quick to point out that she is is often regarded as having different effect. Some are * that meaning," she said. Farmers Market when the \ Hutchinson, an avid not Native American. a cleansing effect. , made to encourage creativ- "You're more apt to act weather is bad. mindfully seeing it every • • • ;. ik- . . pn session about the his- . mg communities, ALI tory, geography, and social "The art and art history NOTICE OF DAY OF REVIEW OF APPORTIONMENTS ; influence of this popular classes I've taken are on par OROVES AND HORSESHOE LAKE DRAIN DRAINAGE DISTRICT FROM PAGE 3-C NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that special assessmenl amounts, computation ami the apportionment of costs-fbr crop led by David Mastie; with thos§ 1 experienced • maintenance orjhe Groves and Horseshoe Lake Drain will be available for review Thursday, August 18.2011 from and "Search for Causes of - is an undergrad - with no 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the Washtenaw Comity Water Resources Commissioner's Office. 705 North Zeeb hoad, For a completely different Birth Defects," with Jim exams!" -, Second Floor, Ann Arbor, Michigan. take on food, catch "The Schardein, who had one of For more information, Drain assessments against land will be collected in tlie same manner as prwperty taxes: If ijrain assessments Bible as a Food Guide," •: against land are collected by installment,, the. landowner may pay the assessments in full with a'iiy.interest to date the first laboratories for visit www.adultlearnersin- at any time and thereby avoid fyrthpr interest charges. 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' *• B -02 16-210040 B 02 16 210-O41 B 02 16-210 816 B 02-16 210 817 B 02-16-210 1)18 li 02-18 210-821 B 02:1() 300^01 B 02 10 300 002,B 02 IB 300003 Drilln lisscssnients against lain! will bo eolle.cteti in the same manner ns property luxes. If drain assessments against B 0216-300-005 B 02 16-300 006 02 16-300 009 II 02 lfl 300 010 B •02 10 300()11 B 02 1B300 012 B 02 16-300 014 I nod are collected by instnllment.'tlie landowner may pay Hi e HKSeJismont.s in full with any in teres! to dale at any B 02 16 300 015 B 02 16-400005 02-16 400 006 11 02 16400 007 » 02 16 400008 1) 02 16400 009 B 02 16400 Oil time urul thereby avoid further interest charges. 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Second Flow, A^n Arbor, Michigan. -.., Drain assessments uguinst land will be collected in the sume manner ns property luxes if drain asscSHincnts nguinxt land arc collected by itistallinci)t. the landawner may pay the assessments in riillwitliJiiiyinterest to date rfll/niy time and thereby avoid further interest charges. Tliis'special assessment will appeal'on the 2011 winter taxes for Hie several parcels of land to beflsscssed us described below, C 03 05200403 (." 03-05-200-005 C 03 05-200 000 C 03 05-200 007 C 03 05 200 006 (' 03 0.1-200 009 <' 03 0!> 200 010 . C/S Hearing in Chelsea is owned by Rick and Joni Benson. Rickhas pver 20 years (' 03 05 200411(V03 05 204 013f 03 05 20Cb014C 43 06 I15 004C 03 06-115 005 C 03 00 IMS 00» (' m (KJ 115 000 C 4346 U5410C 0340 I150HC 0306 115 012 ("403 06 115413 C •03 06 115 014 (.' 03-06-11541.7 (' 03 06 IJ501H of experience in the hearing aid business. He is licensed by the state of Michigan as a C 43-06-115-010 C 03 06-115024 (.' 03-06.115-027 C 43 06 115 028 (.' 0306 -11.1-020 C -03-06-11.1030 (' 0306 115031 1 hearing aid dealer and is a national board hearing certified hearing specialist. 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When you vis.it C/S Hearing C 03 06 200416 C 4306-200 017 C 4346-200 018 C -0346 200-019 C -03-06 200 020 ( 03 06 200021 C 03 06230 001 C 4346-230002 C 0346-230003 C 4306 230 004 C 43 46 230 005 (,: 03 06-230 006,0 C3 06-230-007 (' 03O623000B' you are dealing with the owners, Rick regularly visits both the Chelsea Retirement C 03-06 231401 C.0306-231402C 0346-231 003 C 03 06 232001 ( 03-06-232 006 (' 03-06 232 00((1 03 06.232 008 Community and Silver Maples in Chelsea and visits the Dexter and Saline Senior C a306 233401 C 03 06-233402C 0346-233 -003.C 0306 233 004 C 03 06 233 005 C 0346 233 006 (' 03 06 233407 C 4346 233 008 C 03 06-233 009 (.'03 06 233010 C 0346 300001( 0346-300002 (' 03.06 300 003 C 03 06 300-004 Centers when requested. C 4346 300405C 03 08-300006C 4346-300007C 4346 300408C -0346 300 009 ( 0306 3QO01Q 1),-04 01 K>6 004 Joni is the Patient Care Coordinator; she can help you with insurance questions, D 4441 108-005 D4401106006 I). 04 01-108407 D 44-01 10BOO8 D 04 01 10601H) 44 01106 012 I) 04 01 108413 D 0441 108015 P 44-01 106416 D 04 01 106017 1) 44 01 106-018 D 0441 106 010 I) 04 01 106 020 D 044! 107 001 finance options and arranging your appointments. Appointments can usually be . D 4441 107407 I) 0441 107 008 I) 04-01 107-009 D 0441107 010 D 0441 107 011 I) 04 01-107 012 I) 44 01 107 013 made within a day or two. House calls may also be arranged When needed, D-0441 107414 D 4401-107415 D 0441107017 I) 44-01 107418 D 44 01 107 010 I) 04 41-181 001 D 0441 181 002 D 4441 181403 D 4441 181404 D 4441-181-005 D 4441 181 006 D 44 01 181007'D 4401 181 006 D 04 01 181409* -: C/S Hearing is currently featuring the AMP for just $750 each. 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Starkey's new Wi Series can stream- D 0441385418 D 0441-385-019D 44-01 365424 0 9441 385021 0 4441 -385-.022 0 0441 405 001 0 0441 405402 D 444i-495403 D 4441-498407 D 440M06410 D 444M06411 I) 0441 406412 0 44 01496413 D 04 01 498014 stereo sound directly from your TV, stereoor computer to your hearing aids, just like D 9441,406415 D 0441-408416 D 4441-407401 D -0441-407 002 D 4441 407403-D -0441-407-006 O 04 01 407 007 headphones; Now you canhear your TV or radio as loud as you want directly through D 4441^07408 0 4441 407 909 D 4441407410 D 4441 407 Oil D 4441 407412 0 0441407413 I) 0441407 014 D 44-01407415 D 04 01407416D 44 01407017 0 4441 407 018 D .0441-407 019 D 4441407420 D 4401407 021 your hearinffaids, while those around you can listen at the volume that's most com D -0441407422 O 4441 407423 D 4441407424 D 4441407 425 Simple dish is ideal for family and politicks Summer gatherings and pasta salads are synony- • mous • light, easy, colorful, and most importantly, con venient. Potluck Pasta.' Salad is the perfect pungtuation to any warm weather meal. Ready in about half an -• . hour, this pasta salad can be customized to feature the season's freshest ingre-* dients as well as pantry and fridge staples, and family favorites. To start, prepare the ' rotini according to pack age directions. By using ••- Dreamfields pasta there are some added nutritional benefits to this already healthful salad. % Made from durum wheat" semolina,-Dreamfields provides the same taste and texture as traditional pasta but with twice the fiber and fewer digestible carbohy-. drates (only five grains) per serving. * .^-.. This makes it ideal for everyone in the family, Potluck Pasta Salad. DEXTER VILLAGE COUNCIL especially those who have, SYNOPSIS OF ACTION TAKEN AT THE diabetes or prediabetes. minutes * Other: olives, cheese green peas, 1/2 cup. black *• . REQULAR MEETING . While thepastacooks, Cook Time: 10 minutes • shredded or crumbled, . olives, 1/2 cup sliced bell MONDAY, JULY 11, 2011 whisk together the ingredi herbs pepper, 1 cup sliced cucum CALI'.TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE J ents for Herbed Vinaigrette 1 box Dreamfields Rotini '*. Meats: Salami strips, ber and half of IJerbed The meeting wa,s called lo order at 7:32 PM by President Kcough at and choose the mix-ins. the Dexter Senior Center located at 7720 Ann.Arb«r Street in Dexter. or Penne Rigate B cooked chicken, tuna, Vinaigrette): 239calories; Michigan. _ , . ' Select fresh and crispten- 4cups mix-ins (see below) shrimp, crabmeat, ham, lQ:.g protein; 8g digestible ROLL CALL: President Keough. Curs'oii. Cousins. Fisher,'Semifero - ab, der cooked veggies like Dressing: Herbed beef steak slices, prosciutto carbohydrates*; 6g total Smith,Tell .'.'-•... carrots, asparagus; broccoli Vinaigrette (recipe fol fat; 0.70 g saturated fat; 8 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES • ' • ,. s Motion Smith: support Cousins to approve'the luin'utes of-the lingular and snap peas; proteins lows) mg cholesterol; 280 mg sodi Council Meeting of June 27. 2011' ; such as ^am, shrimp, Herbed Vinaigrette um; 5 g total dietary fiber. . Unanimous voice- votVrfor approval • APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA cheese; or olives and fresh Cook pasta according to Preparation Time: 10 Motion Cousins: support Fisher to approve' the agenda as -presented. herbs. . package directions; drain. minutes Note: A favorite pre? Unanimous voice.yote for approval Makes 3/4 cup Tjustee Semifero entered the meeting at 7 44 PM Four cups of mix-ins for Rinse with cold water;» pared vinaigrette may be CONSENT Ati EN DA :,','.-'' a box of pasta is just the drain again. substituted for the Herbed Consideration of * Dills add Payroll in the amount of $150,866 53 right amount. Add desired mix-ins and 1 /2cup white wine vin Motion Fisher'suppdrt Semifero to approve item 1 of the conseni.agendu. Vinaigrette. Unanimous voice vote for approval i Then toss, the pasta, mix- half of dressing. Toss to egar or rice vinegar *If ^traditional pasta is OLD BUSINESS-Consideration and Discussion of: ins and dressing. Serve coat. l/3cup olive oil used in this recipe there is Motion Cousins, second Cursor! that be it resolved, thai the Village 1 tablespoon Dijon mus Council hereby extends the moratorium .temporarily prohibiting the immediately or refriger Serve immediately or a total of 38 g carbohydrate. initiation of tire use of any property iri the Village.as a fnal.it> lor ate until meal time. This cover and refrigerate until tard For more information, go dispensing marjhuana' for medical or any oilier purpose for 305-day s! in flavorful combo makes ah chilled; toss before serving. lclove garlic, minced to www.dreamfieldsfoods, conjunction with the continued study of the Village'Zoning ordinance l/4cup finely chopped or other ordinances regarding this issue and the'outcome and/Or ideal dish for backyard Add additional dressing, as com. \ clarification of the Michigan Medical Manhuaua Act. MCL 333.20423( IMiaMMfelMMMMMMlMMaaaMftM iMiaiMaaaMMHiiiaMMaMii mmmmmmmm mm wmmmmm •w PAGE8-C* yvww.hsritage.cpm THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 2011 mamma ^»jK(ja»a3»^wiswtiW/toMii*!»a«3»f»J! V »'. FOOD t free recipes Delicious ways to accomodate a tough diet r eliac Disease is one of the most com-, mon genetic condi tions in the world. CIn fact, according to the Mayo Clinic, X in every 100 people is living with Celiac Disease, 97 percent \ of whom will go undiag nosed. • Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that causes the body to react to proteins in gluten- found in wheat, rye and barley, among other foods- as though they are a dan ger to the body; damaging the intestines and causing discomfort. Those living with Celiac Disease,*or )i any type of gluten intoler ance, must avoiding eating foods with gluten as they aggravate the condition. Fortunately, there are ., a growing number of, products available that make it easier to enjoy eak ing gluten-free foods. For example, French Meadow Bakery products, includ ing breads, pizza crust, ..tortillas, sweet treats and more carry the seal of the*. 1 Gluten-Free Certification Organization (www.gfco. org.) . These two recipes are inspiration for nutritious . and flavorful gluten-free A roasted vegetable creations. For more * ••• sandwich like this one with information about Celiac eggplant, zuccMnI and Disease, please visit www. tomatoes Is possible with Celiac.org, www.gluten. . '*" gluten-free bread like that ttet and wwwceliaccen- of French Meadow. tral.org. For more about r gluten-free products, and 114-ounce can sweet to get money-savjng cou ened condensed milk pons, find French Meadow 2 containers (12 ounces) Bakery on Facebook. frozen whipped topping, thawedY 1 teaspoon vanilla Gluten-Free extract. Roasted Vegetable 1 package French Meadow Bakery Gluten- Sandwich Free Fudge Brownies; 2 slices French Meadow thawed and crumbled Gluten Free Sandwich Bread .-, In large bowl, combine 1 tablespoon butter Budding mix, water, and* 3 slices roasted eggplant. sweetened condensed 3 slices roasted zucchini milk. 3 slices fresh tomato Mix until smooth! 2 tablespoons prepared Gently fold in 8 ounces^ pesto „• of whipped topping. 1 ounce fresh mozza- In a separate dish, com rella, sliced bine remaining whipped stopping and 1 teaspoon 1 .Toast bread until golden vanilla. brown. Spread with butter. Take half of crumbled layer pesto, eggplant, brownies and layer on the zucchjni, tomato slices and bottom of a trifle bowl. mozzarella arid top with Top With half of the , other slice of bread. pudding mixture and then half of the whipped top Gluten-Free ping mixture. Repeat lay ersonce. ; Brownie Trifle Refrigerate at least 2 •*?& *M^%%< *%'&>•• - htm 1 package (3.9 ounces) hours before serving. instant chocolate pud „ • „ ., „ ".".•' ^Make a delicious dessert with gluten-free fudge Synopsis of tha ding mix Courtesy Family Features brownies ami fro^ ™ CITY OF CHELSEA 1/2 cup waters REQULAR COUNCIL MEETINQ Tuasday, Juna 26, Mil \ Washington Straat Education Cantar - Visit us online Call to Order Mayor Liadauer called the meeting to order at 7:00pm. r Www.herltag8.com Pledye of Allegiance : Approval Of Consent Agenda ,.- Get breaking news! Wabstar Township Ragular Board stealing <' MOVED Hammer SKiiONUKI) Anderson to approve minutes and bills as July19,20li •'•.„.; v." presented. All Ayes. MotioivCarriod. > ".-.'• **'.- The Webster Township Board Meeting was called to order at 7:30. pm. by MOVKD.AIberts.on-SKCONDKD Anderson to approve the regular agenda as Supervisor John Kingsley on July 1». 2011 at the Township Hall. 5665 Webster presented.'All Aye's. Motion Carried..;[ : . .- • ' * Church Ri>ad Dextef; Ml 48l80. '..•' y- '/",. «'«unrll Hiislnpsv v -' . ... stio TOWNSHIP Memberspfesent: Supervisor. John Kings ley, Clerk: Mary Dee Heller., Treasurer: 1, VearKnd budget Amendments - '. ' •• '••.:' '. MOVKD Albertson: SECONDED .Hammer BE IT RESOLVED, -that the City BOARD OF TRUSTEES Carol Wh.ltney, Trustees: John Westmari, Oary Koch, Charles Kstleman,-Richard Cpuncil'of the City of Chelsea does hereby adopUjjeattached line item budget SYNOPSIS Kleirischmidt,Zoning Administrator: BwcePindzia'andOj-esidents. n -amendments for the.fiscal year'2010-2011."AH Aves! Mbtiort Carried s ' Meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to (be flag 2, WWRA Assessment ' ' JULY 26, 2011 Approve Minutes ••" '.. ':".•'• ' .' ' MOVED Albertson SECONDED Peeney for the City of Chelsea to become an Moiion Kleinschmidt second Bstlem'an lo'tpprove, with corrections, the minutes' Investing Member for the conversion to single stream reejetingfor WWRA! The meeting was called to order : Six A>es. One (1) Nay-Anderson ., at 7t06 pm by Supr. Clark at ¾f the Webster Towiishjp Board of Trustees Regular Board Meeting June 21. v 2011. All aycs.iind carried. ., ,' ,,-, •'>.. 3, OPEB.Commitlee Update' . . . '• c • 827 N.Zee.b Road. • ; ' City Mahager,Hanirah updated City Council oh theOHEB Committe: e progress. Present: Clark. Hedberg. Pal'rneK Supervisor Remarks •, ,..'.' 4S Power Purchase Agreement-AMP Kremont Project MOVED FOeney SECONDED Martlnez-Kral'* for the City, of Chelsea to DeLong. Green, Knowle's, Read Approve Agenda'. . ,,. Motion Meatman-'-second Koch to- approve'; the * agenda as presented! •approve.the concept of entering.into a long term power purchase agreement Approved consulting agreement Wth the MPPA for the, AMP Fremont Combined Cycle Gas-Project.'AllAjos. for the services . of Treemore. All ayes and carried.-'.', , i» • -,"'•..• - • ., Motion Carried. • *" -. ..'." Ecology, ancLLand Service's Inc. CaJI to Public. / / • ' ' • -'-. . ••".;'. 5:,Weport for Special Assessment District Pairways I«UC- Approved request by Breunihger .Reports- • MOVED Martji«e'z-J •-... *• * iSMBMI mmm smsj rfHsi mmm mmmwm mm mm mm mm mm v THURSDAY, AUGUST.4, 2011' www.haritage.com • PAGE9-C ftMMMMjMftWMttssaa^^ wmsmtm£ #&W3simM§^,',Z^Xi»s.^a»i«ii!f»^ &\»..^ts.^»^-ai?JMiB&ii*SS^^ ST HOfvlH ** Why a home remodel may be better than a savings account Are you keeping your home longer than you Improvements expected, due to the slug that pay gish anduncertain home- Experts recommend that resale market? you stick to improvements If you are, you've got. > ; likely to increase your. - company. Only 43 percent of home's resale appeal and homeowners believe they value. ' ,' .) would get their asking price . There's no such thing if they sold today, accord as a guaranteed return on ing to the latest American investment, but some home Express Spending & Saving improvements have a bet Tracker. ter value track record than That lack of confidence, others. A basement remodel coupled with interest rates on personal savings Will recoup 70 percent of its accounts that are at or * cost'at resale, according to near record lows, has a lot the 2010-2011 Remodeling of homeowners investing1 Magazine Cost vs. Valu£ in their homes instead of Report. Adding a bath depositing money in their room returns more than banks. :.'.'•» 53 percent of your invest .In fact, nearly two- ment, while modernizing a thirds of homeowners kitchen can bring back 72.8 will be remodeling in 2011, percent.' -;, - ' • • • says American Express, • Buildabatfolf you improving your home can ; plan to install a bathroom, be a smart strategy over the laundry or wet bar in an . longrun. area that lacks below-floor Unlike conventional gravity plumbing, up-flush systems pump waste and water from toilets, showers, sinks, wet In the meantime, it can plumbing drainage, you bars and washing machines upward Small-diameter piping carries the waste into the sewer or septic tank. make your home more can dramatically reduce comfortable and conve your installation costs with sinks, wet bars and washing floor tiles to minimize grout to plan and three months you plan toiindertake, there nient while you're living macerating technology machines upward. 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Two surefire by refurbishing what you (NARIJ: -: on your investment in plumbing virtually any-' Want to make your new ways to give the illusion of have. Some refurbishing * Establish a budget: the near-term, but when where in yourhome, with bath seem larger? Let the space are a recessed medi options include refaced cabi • Hire a qualified remod- you factor in a quicker out breaking through floors light in! If a skylight isn't cine cabinet and a pocke^ nets instead of new, resur eler who is familiar with sale or higher sale price, or jackhammering concrete. in the budget, use recessed door instead? of a traditional faced counterjops or an local building codes. you coukfend up with f J Unlike conventional ceiling lights and large mir 'hinged door. added backsplash, updated' . • Compare products and niore profit than savings gravity plumbing, up-flush rors. Also, choose a warm • Rebuild a kitchen: flooring and under-cabinet prices before you begin. * "• account interest rates can systems pump waste and semi-gloss paint and install An average rebuild of a , task lighting. •Work with a contract. provide. water from toilets, showers, 12-inch by 12-inch of larger kitchen takes nine months Regardless of the project ' — Courtesy of ARAcontent St. James' Episcopal Church 3279 Broad St„ Dexter Phone:426-8247 www.stjoflwsdextef.brg Sunday Worship, 9:30am Nursery available r . • , DEXTER First United' ^ ' 0irst Congregational^ *—'/CHURCH OF |* Zion Lutheran Methodist Church •. nAnitetlChurtU of Christ cxrinexians 9 Chutch(ELCA) ^mK CHRIST 128 Park Street, Chelsea, Ml ch&eh . 734-475-8119 734-945-6539 3050 S. Fletcher Rd., Chelsea Suikktv 10:30 AM 121E. Middle SI. ' Mill.C'ruck Middle,School (734) 476-8Q64 Chelsea 475-1844 "We Care About You" Summer Worship 7305 Di-Ntc'f /fiin Arhor Rd. L>ex V- FAITH =J[= Chelsea Church wtu LUTHtRAIM : MLWChurch 1U Htm*it tf Vhfu Dexter i>.': 4of Christ CHURCH ^P*145E.SummrtSt. \ Minister Tom Haddox Mark Porinsky, Pastor , (734)4754936 CHELSEA NAZARENE 13601 East (734)42M302 Dominic Aquilino, Pastor 12126 Jackson Rd. 7643 Huron River Dr. OldUS-12 Exit 162 off 1-94 Chekea. Ml 48118 Worship Times Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Sunday- 10rP0a*m.; (734)475-2526 Sunday Worship (734H75-8468 . Wednesday ^7:30 p.m. }* Prayer/Devotions. 9:00 »jn. /".'•'- .; ..' www.chelseacofc.org Sunday: Worship Services, Evening Service. .5:45 p.m. Sunday Schodr&SO am fir 9575 Northi Territorial Road , Sunda. ay Morning servicServicee loalOsio am ^* Dexter, MI 48130 - wwimmajiuelbibiechurch.net 11:00 a.m. v Sunday Evening Service 6 ppmm y"> Uturgy.i.Hymni..Ckurcfi\ i - V www.faithdexter.org v •, ^Wednesday Bible Class 6:30 pxaj.. i 9f WW < ' J m>wmw'*W!Vt> mm ifiiiiniinfimuHnf 9:50AM Contemporary WATERLOO^ OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN ebster United \ Praise, Wors% and Energy I 1515S. MafnSt. (M-52) Church of Christ VOIAGE & Ti UNITED % li rl 5AM fyntempQrari) jN* Chelsea, Ml 48118 * * •*' METHDIST ortiipr5iif '>M 5484 Webster Chuwrh -3,Rd.¾ , (Next to McDonald's) Dexter, MI .,„ CHURCH tl Sleep in and then join us for 734.475.1404 (734) 426-5115 8110 Washington St. M Praise, Worship and Energy 5 8:15am Heritage Service Service: SUNDAY? &. 1 9:30am Education Hour Sunday 11:00 a.m. l 734-426-3480 First Sunday Communion $ Washington St. Education Ce'nter .-¾ 10:30am Celebration Service Church School, 10;06 a.m. (734)4754171 www.dexteruihc.org & Childrens Church Worship, 10:00 a.m. Breakfast'2nd Sunday secretary@dexter umc .org Sept. to May Dexter Gospel St.AnSmiM St. Paul Tiorhas 2253 Baker Road, Dexter United Cfarcb-ff-'cbpM UnrtedChurchofChriatl (734)4*64015 j6iQAnnkrw$t, fiexter, Michigan :14^OU;0;ai2':.. •Free MS'ro^s! i^rarr Church , John O'Dell, Pastor. :-734-426-8610^ •Ciwcii On VK Ellsworth at Haab • :. .Rev; Jame* Cmdron Coyi ; f between Parker & Fletcher: Sunday: Sunday school. Suwayterpkeo "••;.. :^ • 475-^46 . Sonday worship •tO.OOam 8:30dm Warsbty Service' '••' 9:30 a;m.; IOJCKMW Worsfftp Service ' Firat Sunday Camrnuriiori V««k>nB«>l« School Worship 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. $k>uUr) School cUitti (Mini faring toam Urviu I Aug 22-26i.6-8pnrt , aiife.Stii^ ••• Sunday School: Ail AgeeSam ©Freedom Child Care . www.crelseafmc.com 1¾¾ 8753 Pleasant Late Rd. Independent Fundamental Baptist Wednesday icamt ipn, & 6:jopw Church Service beting at 10am T&HrsAjj; xpm Pastor Charles R. SchulZa Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Ne* I«tenw Rrti. Larry V«n$\awrook \Nuraery available 734-663-7511 Awana September till May We'd love to have you join ue! 734.475.13?! StThomasFreedoiiM www.standrewsdexterMgJr^ ';%• •'•-.••'•'WFi The Chelsea and Dexter Area Church Calendar is Co-Sponsored by - 4$ mixe$ ;w.-i . ..-.....-• . \//\t,$$ Advertise Jifmir C^^ Per Mfeek SEA MILLING Cm ' m*\<\ CHELSEA, MICHIGAN 48118, r'M Call Michelle at 7344297380 or Email mmicklewright@heritagexom ' wM 'www.jifrytttiik.cotn iiilillii^l mm' •MMMMIHMIMittiMIMMiMtt -^-^*^^P*P • II .HI ^^"^P^F^P^^P^^^^^^W^^" *^*F**^mf www.Herltage.com THURSDAY AUGUST 4 2011 Miscellaneous for Sale Animals 2t90l 3000 i lil^lllfi^Xliiii PR0FL0WER8. SEND Flowers for Every Occasion! • MANCHESTER • Anniversary, Birthday, .EFFICIENCY APARTMENT Just Because. For Rentln Town Starting at just $1999 -Go to 734428-9202 www.proflower8.com/fresh to' receive an extra 20% off your order or Call 1 -866-534.6172 $* READERS & MUSIC LOVERS." » 8? ,<" 100 Greatest Novels, (audio books) ONLY $99.00 LAKEWOOD (pluss&h) APARTMENTS . 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EquolHousing OpportuAily Was $16,900 Now $12,900 Hank 313 2913075 BE INDEPENDENT : > Please be sure to screen , the Foderal rair Housing Act $0 Down, take over payments, ' of 1968 which makes it illegal Sell those space taking items respondents carefully when MANCHESTER-Ml $99/mo. Beautiful views, Autos For Sate ; to adverse "any preference, -in your home for cash giving an animal away. WOODHILL " owner financing, 6011 7T Your pet will thank youl limitation, or discrimination SENIOR FREE map/pictures ~Uwd~BttYCLM--~ ~~~ ; based on race, color, religion, APARTMENTS 1996 FORD Eddie Bauer, ex All Style & Sizes. 800-756-8953 Pet* •sex or national origin, or an 1 Bedroom Apartments ." tended cab V8, 5.0, auto, 97K. $10&Up. 313-928-5905 miles. $4000. 734-250-0676 3020 ' intention to make any such 62 years or. older, disabled (regardless of age). Rent WKsceiUHMMMMs Wanted ANGEL ANIMAL HOSPITAL preference, limitation or m ~ 'DONATE YOUR " starts at $535.00. Barrier VEHICLE Receive $1000 220O SOUTHGA'I'E | discrimination. Thi s newspaper Free Available. ,• GIBRALTAR < will not knowingly accept any GROCERY COUPONS. "CASH PAID for Diabetic Test Quality Care at an affordable Contact Char: UNITED BREAST CANCER Strips. Allotypes. Will pay up to cost. $25 off spay/neuter, ; advertising for real estate which 734-428-0565 Manufactured Home in declaw/dentistry. : is'in violation of the law. Our :.- FOUNDATION. Free $10 per box per 100." Local, Equal Housing Meadowlands Mammograms, Breast Cancer Jim; 1-313-459-0213 . Low cost vaccine coupons ' readers are informed that all Opportunity Open 7 Days a Week Equal Opportunity Provider Info www.ubcf.info FREE f • dwellings advertised in this 28x60 % Towing, Tax Deductible, EARN $1000 a Week Mailing 50% off fat exam TDD 800-349-3777 Attached Garage/ Workshop Brochures from Home! Free newspaper are available on Non-Runners Accepted. ?: Grooming Available equal opportunity basis. . Covered Porch i Supplies! Guaranteed Income! 734-281-6500 1-877-632-GIFT No experience required. SALINE angelanimalhospital.com 1 & 2 Bedroom $51,900 Autos Wanted ' Start Today! visit us on Facebook www.thehomemailer.com 734 426-4022 289-324-2394 6030 HAVANESE Puppies, 734 944-3025 WANTED DIABETIC test CHELSEA 2 bdrm. apt., http-//bi»Jy/?i9Kqfl adorable, beautiful qualify, heat/water included AACHIN AUtO.COM strips-cash paid up to $20 per 1 SALINE $700/mo/+dep. small pet free. RECEIVE CASH* 100 strips 734-328-2614 Hypo-Aller, 313-999-6447 r THORNCREST TAM>EDUCTtON www.diflbetklMWrip>wimtd.{oft> j. < 734-475-8736 ESTATE APTS to tuning, WKW, I mm, CLASSIFIED Does it All! swMiHHts, mohrtydtJ & otv's. CHELSEA - "Walkr'do'wntown Now accepting ; 1 bdrm. for 1 person, all applications for one GlfoflflfV ^ LOW COST c and two bdrm. FREE towing 24M Vattint' Wellness Clinic j-utilities, dish network, internet : inc. no smoke/pets, $595/mo. spaotaus apartments. " Wed/8/J7;5pm-8pm • 734-475-2565 \ Call for our Specials Mifflti* TiailtoiSmti 734*429*4459 BIG ADS Sat: 8/14; 11 am-3pm CHIDE5TER Place Apts. Sun. 8/27; lOam-Zpm NOW excepting opjU. for I Mirfi. Aph. get. Major Property Renovations. Affordable WHY RENT? H&W TOWING Cash for juhk ,Tues. 8/2IOam-lpm ' housing for petwle 62/eUer & '"* SELUHENTYOUR cars, TOP $$ Call 7-8pm. GREAT BIG Sun.8/28; Ilaln-3pm . hoodkoppd/ahctlM. Rent based on woffle. TIMESHAREFOR BUY HERE! 734-223-5581 or 517*05-6388 Rock wood Love My Pets Heal* Water tad. CASHN! Our Guaranteed . RESULTS! Wed. 8/3; lOanHp'm We offer mony amenities: Services will Sell/Rent Your BELLEVILLE MANOR "Budget Autos under $2000" Mon. 8/l5;3:30pm-8pm •Spadous Floor flons Unused Timeshare for CASH! 605S Ask a Classified Wed. 8/31; lOam-tpm •Located on AATA 61» Rte. (l-94-Bellevllle Rd., Exit 190) Saline.Tractor Supply" «• •On sHe Laundry Over.$95 Million Dollars Located between Detroit . BUICK LeSABRE 1988. runs Specialist about ; offered in 2010I and Ann Arbor Sun-8/7; I0am-I2pm ~llg. Comm: Riti w/octinties . , wells, A/C good, 30mpg; family different point sizes Sun. 9/4; I (Jam,-12pm www.BuyATimeshare.com owned, $1500, 734-623-1281 lErrwrgency PuB Cords . (888)879-7165 for your advertising. Whitemore Lake Trie tor Supply Opeti Mon.-fri. Pjease'call us at Homes to fit every budget - Sat. 8/13; lOam-lpm We finance! 8 point 734-487-9400 Motorcycles/AT V Fri.8/26; lOam-lpnr TTy/TDDl-800-567-5857 Give your ad sortie 6070 10 point Ann Arbor Tractor Supply l W«i. .7/27; 3pm-7pm .. VisiTusol: ATTITUDE No Security Deposit CASH PAID for all old Fri. 8/5; lOam-lpm 3300iidester 4/ and MOTORCYCLES, 12 point Yf*bti,.MI 48197 Wed. 8/31; 10am-1 pm . with one of our eye $100 OFF 313-277-0027 or-734-397-0307 14point P Siding/Cutlers Miscellaneous Services Miscellaneous Services 7<*<>8 7330 7330 a heci) SPECTRUM GUTTERS Siding &Trim LicensecT& Insured. Call Mitch 734-771-6210 of Ml* Lawn Care/Landscaping 7300 BONDTCLiEANING m CLASSIFIEDS Www.Heritage.com JS. Jl JH M. JL 1-877-888-3202 the Action Is. Heritage fax: 1 -877-21 -FAXUS *•• * ••' •eeai MUM •^^^^••^^^WBPWI «••«•• \ THURSDAY AUGUST 4 2011 www.Herita0e.com Legal Notices Legal Notices Merchandise Garage/Rummafpe Sale* H Garaae/Rummaoe Safe* • CawratM/RumiiUMM 1050 1050 2000 *WW> II 2160 H ^^ 21«©^ LINCOLN PARK 2211 White MCE OF MORTQAf NOTICE OF MORTGi TAYLOR 5987 Michael, Aug WYANDOTTE Estate Sale •ffl^TOHinraPOTn aug 5-6 9-5pm Household 4-6. 9-5pm, Lots of new & used 3934 21st St., Aug 6 & 7th. iiin^rai^inTnra items & tools No Early Birds ^ items something for everyone ' 9-4pm. Everything must go!! This firm is a debt collector at This firm Is a debt collector at DRCOLrTPA^K". 434 River- TAYLWlvlovino Sale. 11650 tempting to collect a debt. tempting to collect a debt. bank St., Aug. 3-6, 9-5pm. Moran, Aug 6 & 7th, 9-6pm. Mlso»||ait«#ws for Sate Any Information we obtain will Any Information we obtain will Many items. . Lots of "stuff',, kitchen (apple be used for that purpose. decor), tools, toys* & much be used for that purpose. LINCOLN PARK, 752TPInt 100% GUARANTEED Omaha Default has occurred In the Default has occurred in the more. Aug..5-7, 9a-5p. lots of tools ., Steaks -SAVE 64% on the conditions of a mortgage conditions of a mortgage TrontonT 1853 LakeviewV Aug. Family Value Collection. NOW made by MICHAEL A. .CAR" made by JOHN J. SCHMIDT and misc. t • 5-6, 9-4p, Estate Garage Sale! ,ONLY$49.99Plus3FREE. RIVEAU, Sfl. and REQINA and JENNIFER J. SCHMIDT, LINCOLN Park: 894 Ford Everything must go! GIFTS & right-to-the-door . M. CARRIVEAU, husband husband and wife (collective Blvd.,Wed & Thurs, 10-? Girls delivery in'.a reusable cooler. and wife (collectively, •Mort ly, "Mortgagor"), to GREEN headbands, hats & hair bows ORDER Today. gagor'), to GREENSTONE STONE FARM CREDIT SER (leftover from craft show) 75 4-5, 9-3pm household, electronics, 1-888-543-7297 and mention ftRM CREDIT SERVICES. VICES,. FLCA, a federally gallon fish tank, and misc! Clothes & mjjc. No Early Birds FLCA, a federally chartered code 45069SKS of . chartered corporation, having : corporation, having art office an office at 3515 West Road, MILAN. 303 SWAveTAig. TOENTON, Church Rum www.OmahaSteaks.com/fvcii. at 3515 West Road, East East Lansing, Michigan 5 & 6, 9-5pm. Misc, items In mage Sale 35 Roehrig. Friday AMIGO ELECtfllCft riding cart 48823 (the "Mortgagee"), dat •. ' . great condition; M, Michigan 48*23 (the Aug. 5th 10-5. Sat., Aug 6th, with power lift; Cremation plot ed March 8, 2004, and. re ¾ortgagee"), dated June 29, NEW BOSTON, Huge 3 Family 10-4. Also Hot dogs, chili at Woodmere Cemetery (De corded in the office of the Appliances dogs, chips, deserts & pop 2007, and recorded in the of 2620 Garage Sale, kids & adults troit); 734-771-4780 • / • fice of the Register of Deeds Register of Deeds for Wash clothing, home , furnishings, ' for sale! for Washtenaw County, Mlchi- tenaw County,,Michigan on Fridge, Stove, Washer, Dryer toys, books & much more, "DIRECTV SUMMER Special! TRENTON,- - Moving Sale, r^on July 27, 2007, in Liber March 19, 2004, in Liber $100 & up, 60 day warranty/ Waltzwoods Sub, 27173 Bryan ,.1 Year FREE Showtime! 3 mos 2684 Lenox, 8a-5p, Aug. 6&7. 37, Page 1 (the •Mort 4372, Page 911 (the "Mort delivery 734-853-8086 Blvd., Aug. 4-6, 9am. FREE HBOIStarzlCinemax! ¾ gage"). By reason of such Couches, chairs, tables, lamps, gage"). By reason of such WHfRWOir-"" TOiOOOiTU NFL SUNDAY TICKET Free - default, the Mortgagee elects default, the Mortgagee elects Roetnvobdr23981 HurorT Riv rugs, TV's, 4.poster queen bed, Choice UltirriatelPremier - Pkgs Portable Air Conditioner, like dresser, books, dishes, print-, to declare and hereby de to declare and hereby de er Dr. Aug 5-7, 10,-7. Huge Va from $29.99/mo. Call^y 7/27! new. $300.734-671-9315 ers, kitchen items, lots more! : clares the entire unpaid clares the entire unpaid riety. Something for everyone. 1-800-906-977.1 amount of the Mortgage' due amount of the Mortgage due Auctions/Estate Sales '•' SALINE -~7OTD3rRlTAugT WyandotteTT808 ElmSTreet and payable forthwith. Mort- and payable forthwith. Mort Aug 5-6. 9-5p. Lots of great FIREARM WANTED age Electronic Registration 2040 5 & 6, 9-3p'm. Huge Multi Fami age Electronic Registration ly Garage Sale! .- stun, misc household, teen For target or Hunting. iystem (MERS) is not the ONLINE Auction boys & women's clothes, bike, Older .22 riffe, shotgun, or deer, tystem (MERS) is not the sole foreclosing party. . • sole foreclosing party. . '" Starts: Aug 9th SALINE "• 98li6 Woodbend^Dr holiday items and more. . rifle. Also buying misc. target As of the date of this Notice Ends: Aug 16th Aug. 5 & 6, 9-4pm. 1996 & hunting ammo. As of the date'of this Notice there is claimed to be due for there is claimed to be due for Excess Equipment of Yamaha WR250Z dirt bike, WYANDCrrTE~^ST7~St^Johns; (734) 658-7579 principal and interest on the american girl dolts, books, Aug. 6 & 7, 9-4pm. 2 Family rincipal and interest on the Huron Schools (SAVE TMIS AD ). Mortgage the sum of One household items, much more. Sale, baby clothes, lots of Blortgage the suit) of -Two Hundred Forty Five Thousand • 32044 Huron Rive Rd New Boston, Ml misc., records and CD's. , MANTIS TILLER. Buy DIRECT Hundred Thirty-Three'Thou Three Hundred Thirty Eight SOUTHGATET 11300 Reeck , from Mantis ancf we" II include sand One Hundred Thirty- and 14/100 'Dollars . - Inspect: Aug 9th; 8-4 Rd. Aug. 6, 10a-3p. Yard & WYANDOnE;~Istete~"S^Te, 3J52 21st, Aug 4-5, 11-6p. Aug .Border Edger attacHmen} Eight and 88/100 Dollars ($145,338.14), Nonsuit or Bake Sale, household items, & kickstand! Lightweight-, ($233,138.88).- No suit or Mothinery & mocfiinetook, town equip 6,12-4p. Pickers Paradise! proceeding at law has been audio equip., yard equip., misc. ' , Powerful! proceeding at law has been instituted to recover the debt ment, gym equipment, florist S hortkuftu- SCTyfKGAflTT2749Cunning AuctiiHf«/E»tat« Sales Call tor a FREE DVD and instituted To recover the debt secured by the Mortgage or ral equipment & mudt more secured by the Mortgage or ham Aug 6-7, 9-3pm, snow- :. 2040 Information Kit .888-479-2028 any part thereof. blower, TV, holiday* more any part thereof. Notice is hereby given that by R. J. Montgomery & Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale Assoc., Inc. SO0THG*fi7 13249 Syca- virtue of the power of sale contained, in the Mortgage '' 734-459-2323 more, Aug. 4,, 10am-4pm, contained In the Mortgage and the statute, in Such case wwwj|oo¥dlofl».teo clothes,'toys, books & more. and the statute in such case made and provided, and to CURIOUS ABOUT made and provided, .and to pay the above amount, with SOUTHGATET" 13807 Men, pay the above amount, with interest, as provided in the CLASSIFIED Does it All! Aug. 5-6, 9*5p, DVD player, VCRs, interest, as provided in the tapes, movies, refrigerator, bedding, Mortgage, and all legal costs, 1 A CAREER IN Mortgage, and all legal costs, charges and expenses, in Business/Office Equipmttert household Items & much more. AUCTION charges and expenses, in t cluding the attorney fee al 2070 Southgater.^14736^ RlclmorTd cluding the attorney fee al There REAL ESTATE? lowed by law, and all taxes RICOH COPIER #1060 B & W, Wed-Fri, 9-4p. lowed cby law, and all taxes and insurance/premiums paid and insurance premiums paid sorter, scanner, stapler, 3 sizes of SOWHGATI: A^nuaf^Comer- by the undersigned before /paper. $1,000 734-782*2455 Drop in for a casual chat by the undersigned before sale, the Mortgage will be stone Sub Sale, Dix & Pennsyl Hiige sale, the Mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the Ometery Lots vania Rds. Home furnishings, foreclosed by sale of the kids & adult clothing, toys & Selecttion off mortgaged premises at public 2080 Mon, August 8 • 9:30-11:30am mortgaged premises at public much more! Aug. 6-7 (Saturday venue to the highest bidder at MICHIGAN MEMORIAL 3 lots Desirable venue to the highest bidder at the main lobby of the Circuit & Sunday), 9a*4p 2355 W. Stadium Blvd, Ann Arbor the main lobby of the Circuit for sale. Courthouse, Huron Street en 248-668-0884 ISirtQir.'lB^'^uW.l^i'e Items! Courthouse, Huron Street en trance in Ann Amor, Michigan & 7, 9-5prh. Pack.flat Sale. Ex Thur, August 18 »11:30-1:30pm trance In Ann Arboc, Michigan on Thursday the 18th day of Saturday, on Thursday the 25th day of Mt CARMEL Wyondotte - Old See., pcir tremely large unusual sale! August, 2011, at ten o'clock in Search Garage Sales pn Craig- 2200Green Rd, Siitte A, Ann Arbor August, 2011, at 10:00 o'clock the forenoon. The premises new front of otter or ooir near froni gate. Aug. 13th in the forenoon. The premis: S30W/opaif.734-283-2149 ' slist for pack rat John for de covered by the Mortgage are tails. . @ 10:00 AM Thur,-August 18» 5:00-7:00pm es covered by the Mortgage situated in the Township of are situated in the Township York, County of Washtenaw, Farm Preatttto/newros/frHaMts TAYLOR; 22142 iMary, Large 1020 E.Michigan Ave, Saline of Augusta, County of Wash State-of Michigan, and are 3M20 Garage Sale, clothing, house The Washtenaw Farm tenaw, State of Michigan, and described as follows: groWprld Enterprises, hobby hold, toys, books, etc;, too Council Grounds are described-as follows: Part of the Northwest 1/4 of grower, hanging baskets, will much too list Aug. 4-7, 9-5pm. Real Estate might be the Property described as the Section 27, Town 4 South, deliver, $7-25ea 734-998-3730 5055 Saline - Ann North ll of the North ii of the Range 6 East, Township of TAYLOR"-:22952 W. Keyes^ Arbor Rd., Ann Arbor, perfect choice (or you! Visit SW. • of Section 27, T4S; Furniture Au^. 5 & 6. 9-6pm. Furn., tools, York, Washtenaw County, www. ReinhartCareers. com R7E, Augusta Township, Michigan, described as fol 215Q kids stuff and. more. Michigan Washtenaw County, Mlchi lows; Beginnings the North GIRL BEDROOM Set, 2 dress TAYLOR, 4 Family Garage for more details. gan, EXCEPTING that prop line of Section 27 aforesaid, Complete details with pice 9 erty conveyed to The Detroit ers, head board, full-size. Like Sale, 22338 Fairfax, Aug. 4-6, 439.80 feet North 90 degrees new, $550. 734-644-0892 10a-5p, lots of stuff. The3uperAuctlon.com Edison Company as dis 00 minutes 00 seconds East closed by Deed recorded in from the Northwest corner of Garage/Rummage Sales Liber 1418, Page 499, Wash Reinhart said Section 27; thence North 2160 tenaw County Records (i.e. 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 OCharlcs Reinhart Company Ktt\\wi& ALLEN PARK 10077 Colwell the Northerly ,175 feet of the seconds East 310.00 feet subjeot property). continuing along the North Aug 5-6, 1O-40rji Furn., house line of said Section 27; thence hold, girl «stuff & more South 00 degrees 00 minutes ! ALLEN" PARK ""14856 "Meyer, Together with all fixtures, 00 seconds West 281.03 feet; 1 Aug. 5-6, 9-4pm. Lots of home tenements, -hereditaments, thence. South 90 degrees 00 j decor and turn, holiday items and appurtenances belonging minutes 00 seconds "West i all priced to sell. or in any way appertaining to 310.00 feet; thence North 00 ALLEN PARK: 7183 Robin Oexter 'Walk to Dexter. All appliances, Newer 2 story home, with fantas BeautMupdated /annlrouse the premises. degrees 00 minutes 00 sec move-in ready. Ranch style, 1stfloor condo . son, Aug 4, 5, 9-4p; kids/adult tic landscaping & private backyard. 4 bed 4 beds, 2 oaths on approx 15acres Hip roof onds East 281.03 feet to the Generously sized rooms, extra storage in clothes, Toys, much more. rooms, 2.5 oaths, formal living & dining bam & additional outbuilding Manchester' Commonly 4tnown as: 12601 POINT OF 8EGINNING. garage. $95,000. Hatty Hay 517-262-3567, rooms. $240,000. Jeff Mr* 734-260-7483. Schools. $295,000. Deborah Engeibert 734- Whittaker Rd, Milan, Michi ALLEN PARK;" Aug 5-6, 9-lp, 734433-2612. #3105660 :. 734-433-2186. #3105932 • / 36^3683.734-433-2183. #3105838 gan 48160 collectibles, stuff for dorms, beer Cavanaugh Lake Farms. An area Spacious ranch with updates in AneMor Sharp home on the pond in Silo P.P.;#T.20-27-300-002 signs, household, 14920 Reglna. filled with upscale homes. Located in trie kitchen & family troom, roof. In a beautiful Ridge. 2438 SF. 900 in finished basement 4 Together with all fixtures, AZALTAT T5085"Dundee-Az"alia heart ol Waterloo Recreation & view of private wooded setting with Saline Schools. bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Granrtq in kitclie^ Notice is further given that the tenements, hereditaments, Crooked . Lake. $98,500. Marcia 1 acre. $243,000. Debbie Leutheuser 734- $319,900' Sue Rushlpw 734-216-1161, length of the redemption peri Rd (GPS city: Maybee) 3 mi N and appurtenances' belonging of Dundee. Aug 6-7, 8a'7pm. Shaughnessy 517-812:3834, 517-522- 323-7067.734:6694532. #3104100 734-6694524. #3104051 . od will be one (1) year from or in any way appertaining to Community Wide Yard Sales.' 3737. #3009595 the date of sale, .unless the 4 bedroom, 3 bath executive home 21 acres o* the prettiest lanO the* premises: Furn., Household Items, tools, premises are abandoned. If if you are looking for peace & in Sutton Acres on over 1 acre. Cherry, w/2 sprijlg-fed lakes, Set up,for horses- w7 collect., antiques, baby items, quiet, you found ft. Plenty of room for kkjs flooring throughout.' Finished basement, stall bam, tack. room. Nice 4 bed, 3 bath the premises are abandoned, Commonly known as: 725 clothes, crafts.734-J29-552Z the redemption period will be Willow. Road, Milan, Michigan & pets. 3 bedrooms; 2 baths. $169,000. 20x24 deck. $259,900, Steve Kampmuelier house,2600 SF. $349,000, Debofari Kathy Hay 517-262*3567, 734-433-2612. he later of thirty (30) days 48160 BlLlEVrLTJF^lW^FJeT^d. 517-902-6934,734-6694550. #3009257 Engeibert 734-368-3683, 734-433-2183 #3105872 rom the date of the sale or PP. #S-19-27-200-002 Aug 4-6; 9-5p. 2 Family. Furn, Beautiful 2 -story home. 5 bed #31.05843 • ' upon expiration of fifteen (15) hshold, boy/girls/adult clothes, Spacious^ condo in rooms, master suite on 1st .floor. Granite, 2 story lakelront (Tome on West days after the Mortgagor is Notice is further given that the to^s, exercise equipment, more Manchester w/2 bedrooms; 3 baths, 1755 counters, hickory cabinets, oak floors. 3 Lake on 12 acres. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, given notice pursuant .to length of the. redemption peri SF + 800 SF finished in lower level. outbuildings, 10 acres. $279,900. Bruce and screened porch. Geothermal heat and MCLA §600.3241 a(b) that the SflO^^OWNT24835~ Jason Screened porch. $179,000.. Sue Rushlow MaxsQh 517-202-3442, 517-522-3737.. alarm, $355,000, Jeff Klink 734-260.7483. od will be six (6) months from Dr Aug 6, 0-4 clothes, toys, premises are considered the date of sale, unless the 734-216-11.61,734-6694524. #3104547 #3103743 •"..'• 734433-2186. #3105893, ' . • abandoned and Mortgagor, books, household, glassware, premises are abandoned. If electronics, Everything must go Mortgagor's heirs, executor, the premises are abandoned, 8*1 Office47M603 • E. tmMorSrinOneK«714070 or administrator, or a person the redemption period will be CHELSEA: t4288 E.~ Old ^P» ^^^M MM H^^^W Vll^^n ^H^^^pM^r in-rm • s./iHArtwSto0ffic« 76O-38O0 lawfully claiming from or un the-later of thirty (30) days US12,. Aug 4-7, 9-5. Hariey col der1 sne (1) of them has not from the date of the sale or lectibles, Lathe sewing ma given the written notice re upon expiration of fifteen '(IS) chines, tools, 734-216-0482 : III OUI llSltlli'S. olM'll IIOIINC.S ,\ Hldll w \\ u.kcinhiii I krallor s < (nii quired by MCLA days after the Mortgagor Is §600.3241 a(c) stating that the given notice pursuant to CHELSEA • Boy Scout Troop Mescelljineous for Sale II Miscellaneous for Sale II Mj»celtaneou« for Sale premises are not abandoned. MCLA §600.3241a{b) that the 413 Garage Sale at the De 2190 II 2190 II 21SO premises are considered pot.. Thur. Aug. 4th. 6p-8:30p, Dated^ July 28,2011 abandoned and Mortgagor, Fri. Aug. 5th. 9a-1p. come m GREENSTONE FARM Mortgagor's heirs, executor, Support Our Troop. CREDIT SERVICES, FLCA or administrator; or a person DEARBQRN • 144 N. Silvery lawfully Claiming from: or*un Mortgagee y Lane, Aug. 5, 9-5pm. Estate der one (1) of them has not Sale. 50 years household timothy Hillegonds given the written notice re items, 50's collectible" turn., WARNER., NORCROSS & quired by "MCLA Avon, tools, kitchen misc. JUDDLLF §600.324la(c) stating that the 900 Fifth Third Center premises are not abandoned DlAR^OR^r7- 22750 ColufrT- 111 Lyon Street, N.W;' bia, Aug. 4, l0-4pm. Huge gar Grand Rapids, Ml 49503- Dated:. July 21.2011; age sale. Big variety, rea 2489 . sonable prices. Don't miss it! (616)752-2000 • GREENSTONE FARM r DlAR^rORN;^442- N. York, 3 5621582-1 CREDIT SERVICES,.FLCA Family Garage Sale, Thursday Mortgagee & Friday 94, household, col lectibles, clothes and much Publish July 28, August-4, 11, Timothy Hillegonds '•": •more. Bulletin Board and 18/2011 WARNER NORCROSS & JUDDtLP DlfirtwnT" 76¾ Miller Thurs^ Restaurant/Hotel 900 Fifth Third Center1 Sat, 9-5p. Appliances, Go-Kart 'Merchandise for 4130 111 Lyon Street, N:W. ' frame, Household and Misc. Grand Rapids, Ml 49503- Dearborn Heights: Estate Sale $100 & less 2489(6161762-2000 Salet 24104 Hass. Thurs-Sat, *No more thar\t2 items per ad (each item must be priced under $100) l0-4p. 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Heritage taxi 1-877-21-FAXUS ** '*•< eiWHHMMM is my kind of fitness.'' • .^,-^ •: ;P,/_^>.;'.' '•"yy',''^ : ^ . ••• "- Cheryl Burke; :>'*&8 5>4^* ^1 Cof rOEf^^ rai 4^% mOlllnSIk Jl i**. IAXIA A lV jKS23Two-time Champio£n -No Com IFSSFX" NeW customers Ohly. jaaaerci8e^omv<800)RT.|S-lt Jazzercise Ann Arbor Fitness Center • Joy Bucher 734-973-9314 • [email protected] <£&&*•* jv , mmmmammm MHHB^i PAGE 2* www. .com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2011 m tmiss hm Heritage TheBeHevHteVIe* (USPS0W-6S7)(ISSNf5244478) J The Dexter Daze Parade Tn9 CMMM Standard will get under way at 10a.m,^ - (USPS 101-720) (ISSN 15244486) on Aug. 13../ Ths Diktat Loader (USPS W6^^NJ524£WJ' Peter Tbeochai^akis, Th$ManohettarEntarpri$e ^wner of Dexter's Pub, is (USPS 227460)JISSNJ544-1768) this year's grand marshal. Those taking part in the (l/SPS 7644-50) (7SSN 1524450$) , parade need to be lined up ri/SPS WM0)(ISW15244516) . byMJam The Ypsllarti Court* Police, fire, color guard, Posimasler send a 1bi^actthd©ei Berrtteyiat DEXTER ^bentley04®gmail.com or ;call«4$r9944. ;., •the mailing address is FARMERS MARKET t/ mmmm PAGE 4* wwwlierttaflf-com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 mmfwou 39TH ANNUAL DEXTER DAZE ARTISTS AND CRAFTERS Dexter Daie offers two full Prett/Doll Collections Raffle proceeds <• i7*, ,? days of arts'and crafts . Sand Dough ; booths, running from 9 a.m. Sandy MuSh Artworks ,to8p.m. • • Scentsy Wickless Candles help community • The line up of talented Silpada Designs Peeling lucky? Then be sure to get yourra artisans includes: Silver Warehouse for these two great drawings. Snuggle Patch, Accents by Agatha - Studies from Mature American Doll Clothing ' • Sfylist for Jewel Kade Arbonne International Japestry Arabian Farm Athena's Closet* . The.Painted Trout, tured modelscf historic buildings inciter since2000. Baby Treads & Threads «. Vintage Balloon"" Proceed^ haw gc>ne to Dexter High Beads & Roses Wooden Treasures, aoiotbercoiiununiryisrojects. Bella ^ewejs . YogaToes ,, Tickets cost $5each orfive ttcJ&etsfcrtao,an •. v * -.^.* (4-5 year olds) • 1/2 acre playground „ • Full and half day preschool program • Infant and Toddler programs • School age-before and after care, no school days and summer camp •Field trips in our mini buses Life's Short... Eat Better Pizza •Open 7am-6pm 7444 Dexter-Ann Arbor Rd.SuiteA.* Dexter 424-981 0 • /200 Dan Hoey Rd . Dexter 734.424.9193 • www.morningstarchiidca.re.net ± ~ >..,*• ^. .«•'»., ^. ^ mmmamtmtLMk^M JL nMhl—ifc i—iili ' • V THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 www.lwrltage.com • PAGE 5 J Entertainment galore Enjoy the ^ n Friday, Dexter' by the time he was 18 had Robben Ford, Johnny a performance on FOX2 Dazers frillenjo y fam opened for blues greats like Winter, Hubert Sumlin, Detroit and as a featured act ily fun from ventrilo Buddy Guy, Luther Allison, Olu Dara, Ten Years After, in the Detroit Blues Society's quist and "funny pup Son Seals,.and Taj Mahal Mountain, The Yardbirds Antifreeze Blues Test. peOt guy" Richard Paul, chil and toured the Netherlands. and - most notably - BB He also recently won dren's musician Kevin He earned a degree in King at the House of Blues Coolest Blues Song of 2010 Devine, and the ever popu- * Jazz Guitar and Bass from ?in Chicago in 2006. in Big City Blues Magazine lar Colors the Clown who the University of Michigan. In 2006, Al-Saadi was • and the Mojo Boogie award will bring her brand of com During his college years, crowned King of the Blues tor being the mostout- edy, downing and petting he was a member of the for the Northern Region ojf, standing jammer on the zoo. to Saturday's fun as well. Johnny Trudell Orchestra the United States by Guitar Friday revelers will enjoy > Legendary Rhythm & Blues and freelanced with Center. This made him one Cruise in October'2010. country music from Spur 9, many Detroit greats like of the top fouf undiscpv- , oldies and rock 'n' roll from Thornetta Davis, Jocelyn B, ered Blues guitar istsin the Big Pinky-in their last * andTheReefermen. country Ventriloquist and appearance at Dexter Daze 5 - and blues and jazz from RJ "In 2004 Al-Saadi was lead His firstrelease , "Long funny puppet guy Spangler. singer/guitarist of the Time Coming," is a collec Detroit lions pep band. tion of original songs that Richard Paul Saturday's entertainment Since 2000, he has enjoyed received rave reviews by Paul, who has traveled the includes magician Jeff growing success and can . Wawrzaszek, the Dexter * . the Ann Arbor News; Metro , world throwing his voice and generally beiound playing Times, Current Magazine leaving a phonetic fun-filled Live music wi entertain Dexter Daze visitors. High School band Orchid, gigs around the Detroit and and Detroit News. swing music fromCa t PLEASE SEE PAUL/6 Canyon & the Captivators, Ann Arbor areas at least five InJan, 2009 Al-Saadi bluegrass from the RFD nights a week. . released his second solo' Boys and rock and blues This determination has effort, "In the Round." Kitchens/Baths M Siding/Windows fromLaithAl-Saadi led to recent opening slots He is lookingforward to for artists like Kenny Wayne a new release tillsyea r and Additions U Finished Basements Shepherd, Leon Russell, started off the year with Latth Al-Saadi Singer, guitarist bassist, songwriter, bandleader and. more, LaithAl-Saadi has been a staple of the local iy musicscenefor mostof his &mjM$$M&- ' Darter Daze* adultlife. "Wereallylcokforward to playing Dexter Daze again this year," he says. "We've been lucky enough Free to be picked to close out the festival for the last couple Estimates! of years. It's always a great time!""' •?•'•:•••• wmmmmmmmmMll "it's also oneof Hie few . all-ages events that we get , > to do. It's always great to be playing for families and kids -hopeMy we can help turn another generation on to blues, roots music and clas sic rock'n'rollt" Born and raised in Ann Arbon"Al-Saadi began sing-, 500 OFF ing at age 4 and began play- OVXtOToUniMrBtOOfin \ ingguiteratl3. 734.428.3862 At 15, he formed his first 8820 Jackson *W. Dexter Builders blues band Blue Vinyl, and O»Xter.M>48130 PAGE 6 • www.feerita9e.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 mimiiiiiiiMiiiii quist shows! ' American Association grade five sort of way his eclectic style reflects his PAUL Paul also is a school of Ventriloquist, he has "My shows are always diverse musical influences. assembly and educational received an honorary mem participatory, with tons of He has released five FROM PAGE 5 conference presenter with a bership in the Japanese dancing and guest vocals children's music albums and. passion for bully prevention Ventriloquist Association. from kids in the audience," is working on a sixth, He imprint, is making his third education. . He is also a member Devine also has-a special also writes music for other appearance at Dexter Paze. He is a published author of the National Speakers song he wrote specifically performers including the "My puppetfhend Bosco/ and member of Internation Association and on the about Dexter Daze that he'll up-and-coming family music Bird, all my other puppets al Bully Prevention Associ board of directors of The 0 be singing again this year. phenoms, The Lady Bugs. and props and I are really ation, Association for Con National Speakers Associ "I also always buy a bag His TV credits include looking forward to coming flict Resolution, National %" ation Michigan Chapter as or two of popcorn from the back to perform for the all the writing songs for PBS Self Esteem Association, well as Very Special Arts wrestling team, for my road ("Barney and Friends"), kids, parents, grandparents ' Michigan PTA, Michigan Michigan/Macomb Chapter. ie - one of my sons - and a and the teens who act like NBC, CBS, ABC and Education Association, and big lemonade to enjoy while Showtime, including "JAG", they are not watching the Charter member and former we listen to the next act show hutreally are," hesays. Children's imislclan "Judging Amy," "The Young President of the Central. before we have to ramble oh. arid the Restless" and Paul, who holds a bache Richard PauJwW perform Macomb Optimist Club. Kevin Devine And we can never get out "General Hospital," among lor's decree from Oakland - WHmm JilOk n1K|wA puppemm\M mmm^Mm\Mam%t fnencw HKJUB^fl. l , Paul, who entertains < Kevin.-Devine, an award- of town without hitting at others, and his songs have • University in Communica thousands at festivals, fairs, winning singer, songwriter least a couple garage sales! appeared in film and on TV tions and Marketing, is an, parent's garage. He would corporate and private events, and recording artist special What's hot to love!" in over a dozen countries in awardwinning.educatibnal charge 10 cents to get in and recently performed in Japan, izing in family concerts, says Over the past 20 years, Europe, Asia, Australia and- speaker and author. He has 25centstbgetout at Harrah's and the Imperial Dexter Daze is always one of 'Devine has performed thou-' South America. been featured in The Wall In his early years Paul Palace in Las Vegas and has. the highlights of his summer. sands of concerts-and school When he's not perform- Street Journal, The Detroit worked at Sears as a credit appeared on ABC's "Good "The festival isyery- programs.from Maine to News, Fox News and was ing family concerts, Devine authorizer and performed Morning America" and Fox well-run, the sound crew is. Texas, dazzling audiences plays accordion, bass and > . part of a national bully ventriloquist shows and 2 Morning Edition. ; top-notch pni the emcee* Joe with his mad-cap shenani prevention expert panel on guitar with the Detroit-based puppet shows throughout He has worked with enter Tiboni, knows how to get gans, musical hi-jinx arid Irish band, the Bowzies. Voice America. Michigan. tainers like KC and The Sun the crowd exciteaY' he says. his original songs, At age U, he taught him He is also the owner of When he decided to leave shine Band, The Contours, "The.best part, though,: ' He has writtenanore than SongSource.com, a song self ventriloquism and at and start his own entertain Danny and the Juniors, The is the audience - children, 1,000 songs in dozens of 12,begantosharpephis writing arid publishing ment company, his company, Reflections and Garfield. ' families, day campers; . styles for concerts, albums company. business and presentation grew and so did his confer Att active member of tiie grandparents - they come and TV and film.Fro m nov skills by producing and mar ence keynote speaking' Inter national Ventriloquist to rock, and I do my best to elty songs to wedding music, Devine, who has a, keting a weekly show in his engagements and yentrilo- Association, and North deliver, in a pre-school to me'tal to country western, PLEASE SEE DEV1NE/8 Outstanding Christian Education - only a bus ride away - •Excellentacac^fes with signifkxnt "small school" advantages . ,-95%ofelementary students"readafor:aboveo/ade level ,:..-. v v College prep curriculum- Over 90% of graduates attend college upon graduation • On.catnpus college dual enrollment .' ^v; ' ;.v \ •Bus •2011<12TMon: Kindergarten: $3071 * Elementary: $5188 •Middle School: $5329« High School: $5471 •Neefrtoasedfinanclal aid available Jack*on Christian School • MC - 12th grade DiHtnctfy, Christian Education AdmmionsOffic* (517) 785-2658 t wim.jack»nchri$tiatischoolorg tmmM THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 .wwwjieittage.com • PAGE 7 M—HBWMM1WWMIIIM1IMII' Hltl'illlMijBMiiBMW 39TH ANNUAL DEXTER DAZE COMMUNITY FESTIVAL SCHEDULE Friday, Aug. 12 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Big Pinky: oldies and. Colors the Clown: family 9a.m. to 8 p.m. rock & roll • entertainment Arts & Crafts Booths 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. RJ Spangler: blues and jazz Gordon Hall free WAVE bus Merchant Sales . . shuttle from downtown 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13 Dexter (at the Dexter Area Richard'Paul: ventriloquist 8 a.m. to 1p.m. Historical Society and Farmers Market on Alpine Museum booth located near 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. the flagpole). Little' Smiiirt' Chqo Choo Street ;.. ) '•• ;•'" $1 per person y 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. . Arts $ Crafts. Booths Gordon Hall tours- 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. .;, $5 donation Social Tent; .. .'.:•••'"••. 9a;m.to3p.mr (ages 12 and under .free) 1 Dexter Library book sale 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Kevin Devine: children's; • 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Jeff Wawrzaszek: magician , music*, ir Dexter Daze Parade . 1p.m. '•:'".,/ 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ilorsestioe tournament at .Dexter. Area jyiuseum open Merchant Sidewalk Sales . First Street Park .•:'.'• 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. " 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 1jp.mVio7p.mY ; •Colors the Clown: family fun' Little Smilin'phoo Choo. , Pole vaulting at Creeksid'e' $1 per person .' 3:30 to 5 p.m. 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Dexter Daze events begin Friday, Aug. 12 at 9 am. Spur 9: country music' 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Social Tent • Orchid: local young band . 4:30 to 3 p.m. 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. 7p.cn. \ j Master of Ceremonies: 11 a.m. until gone 3:30 p.m. to 5*p.m. Swiss Steak Fry. at American : RFD Boys: bluegrass Rotary playhouseiraffle Chicken Bar-B*Q at : ; . Cat Canyon & the JoeTiboni •;. ./ Legion' Captivators: sfting : 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. St. James Church Lighting: Quest Productions Kiwanis raffle Laith Al-Saadi: rock and blues Sound: Aerial Enterprises \, - • „ Explore History At the Museum-Friday 1-3 Arts 4 Crafts l&opths-Fri 4 Sat 9-8 UttJe SmilW Choo Choo-Fri 4 Sat 11-7 Socio) Tent-Fri A Set 1M1 Dexter, Ooze Parade-Sat € 10 ftichard P Big Pinky-Oldies 4ftock A ftotl-5:30-7:30 JUSpoi^fef^lu^Al V rilMHBHIaki MMi MB mmmm PAGE 8* www.lwrlta9e.c0m THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2011 ly looking forward to play the Spur 9 Band project. -* playing for over 30 years, DEVINE ing music for the home town Mark Hoffman, lead mpst recently with Billy folks," says bass guitarist vocals,'hails from upstate Mack and The 4Fi Band, ; FR0MPA8I6 Rick Lee. We take great New York. His musical spec playing everything from clas pride in our community and trum was broadened by col sic rock, modern rock, rock-: bachelor's degree from the, the people that comprise it. lege friendstha t introduced a-billy, blues to country He . University of Michigan and "The members in our him to Motown, oldies and was most recently on die bill a master's degree in educa band raqge in age from other kinds of classic rock With Eddie Money in 2010. tion from Wayne State Uni-. early 20slo early ^0s, and and he was invited to join , yersity, lives in Ann Arbor the mvm we play really theacappellagroup.The - with his wife and softs;? represents bur broad range DutchPipers. «0 Pinky of experience. The music After college Hoffman After more than 50 years Colors the Clown in our. set will touch on relocated tp Michigan, and of live performances, Glen J A perennial favorite at great country songs from began visiting local clubs ''Big.Pihky"Pingstonis | local fairs and festivals, every decade, fromth e 1950s Spur 9 is set to perfon^ country music at Dexter Daze. that were hosting karaoke retiring his band known as through 2011. People can nights. He became a popular "Big Pinky and The Joint I Colors the Clown burst onto performer and came to the ; the scene in early 1992, pro look forward to hearing a andPBS shows. northern Arkansas and Effort Band", from public viding family entertainment variety of songs ranging attention of Spur 9. performances. He did stints in classic " southern Missouri for three Josh Koch, lead and throughout Michigan. from Hank Snow toJohnn y rock/modern rock/pop rock years until he relocated to His present band mates An artist by trade, she has Cash, and from Hank rhythm guitar, is a Michigan include: Mark AmsdiU, , Williams, Jr. tbTheZach with The Cohort Band JBilly Michigan where he landed native schooled in many developed her talents into Mack and Sugar Trampoline the gig as drummer for the Nick Bauder, Chaz Cogor Brown Band." styles of guitar playing. His Cliff Grupke,Ric Mayer, a living cartoon perform in the late '90s through 2007, West Texas Wind Band, country music influence was ing over 250 shows per year Lee started bands in nis and signed on as. the bass The band shared bills with, Pat Peck, Kevin Rhodes, and teens and played original fostered by his late grandfa Dennis Woodruff. The band with her whimsical blend of player for Billy Mack & country music icons such ther who was a performing clowning, magic, face paint- rock and metal around The JukeJoint Johnnies to as David Allen Coe, John was formed in the 1980s to ing and a petting zoo. southeast Michigan for 15 learn a new style of music country musician. Koch also play classic rock and roll. years. He was also a studio Barry, Martin Del Ray; performs original rock/pop ~ Peck,Amsdill,Bauder "We have a few, new, little and work on upright bass Merle Haggard and Waylon influenced music with the i friends for show but they musician at Studio 814 in chops,,In 2010 he decided to and Mayer started perform Inkster in.the early 1990s •*• , Jennings. .'.-" Something Strange band in ing with Pingston(aka i are a surprise," Colors says. give country music a try and Chisolm played in a few : the Ann Arbor/Ypsi area. Colors, who spent four doing tracking for various joined Spur9. Pinky) in the mid-1980s and years performing as a Royal local artists and tracking Dan Chisolm, drums and . different bands over the Kevin Winers, lead guitar, have been doing Dexter ,- Hanneford Circus down, is bassforradio and TV com ' vocals, began playing drums next couple years. In the rhythm guitar, and vocals, is Daze every year since 1996. ,. mercials, . at the age of nine. At 15 he early summer of 2010 he met an Ann Arbor native and vet in her 19th year at Dexter eran guitar man who's been PLEASE SEE BIG PIMKY/9 Daze, the longest running Hislbandshavebeenon joined a rock and blues band bassist Rick Lee and began [entertainer at the event. bills with Bruce Dickensen, and began playing weddings '1 love to watch the Accept, Arcade, Quiet Riot andparties. I children grow up, I feel Motorhead,Lifehduse, After moving to Arkansas privileged to play at their Nazereth ahd others, as well hejoihedanewgrass v (.tWt'KMLOft:«t( S • l I birthdays and enjoy seeing as numerous radio shows band and played all over 734-426-9000 Joir;')'. f them again at the festivals Denta! wort-, landfairs" prtv.-ded '.' ts clean, Colors is participating caring. ;><••£ friendly as one of the characters in ...... ^,.) 'W.-ifO^rrser:!. a hew local children's TV I show to be aired on WDEE I TV in Ann Arbor The show v RAYMOND 3P. HOWE C^D.S;, RS; will feature some long-time Dexter family Dentistry treats each patient with fairness and respect. beloved local performers •'•'•... SPECIAUSf IN Dr. Kolb and Dr. fluent and their team guarantee to be respectful of taking parts as narrator, storyteller, dancers, singers, / ORtHODGNTICS your time, money, and dental concerns. J and actors. It is presently Dr.KolbalsoteachesparttimeattheUniverslty I *lwoy» fc»Httw ; in production at Wild Swan of Michigan dental school. Wltn over 70 years *mHingbeeau»the I Theater's rehearsal space* make* my teetii look Be A of cumulative dental experience as well as [ also home of Camp Do Ya •• •&*&• '.'-•' Wanna. v pro-active community i/jvolvement, we can ensure that our family dentistry practice is Spur 9 the right choice for you. *. The Spur 9 Band plays / to Current Patient Hours I a wide variety of country Firee Profesekmal Teeth Whitening Monday [music andmay sprinkle in 8:00am -6:00pm some classic rock, blues, , Tuesday 7:00am-IK ;rock-a-billyandsotte'R&B f^e#C4ietomFit$0orteMotithguarcle Wednesday [ as weD as songs for the two- ' ffni*flllOiMlif itliaim 9:00am - 4:00pm steppers, Texas swingers 7^4-475^2260 Thursday and line dancers. ' 10:3©am^ 7:30pm (< aoSlMaln «t, Suite 303, Dexter The Spur 9 Band is based WvVW.DRHOVyEORtHODONTiCS.COM Friday [ out of Dexter and we're real Located in the Monument Park BMdktg 8:00am • 2:00pm URSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 WWW com *PAGE0 t* J'? H.i ; i I , HALL TOURS BIG PINKY DexterDa^visftorscan » HistoricGordonHallis ftestorations took place FROM AWE e ' ^ tours of the historic a<^ antebellum struc- between 1940 and i960. Rhodes was in Pinky's .landmark Gordon ture built between 1841 and McCormick donated ,_ band in the late '70s, retired, ajlirom noon to 3:30 p,m.. W3onal/7Q0-acreestate , Gordon HaU to the M 13, with free WA\T3 tySamueJ Dexter, who UniversiWMicbigajDiiij then came back in the late sbutflesrunntogfrom ^etaWiabedtbeeettlement 1960.TheIbSowing year,y '90s. Cogo and Grupke flOajn. to 4:30 pm to and of Dexter and was the first ofMbet^anrestnicturtog joined in 2009. Woodruff •ota downtown Dexter, Ojief Justice of Washtenaw the inte^ into four apajt- came back in 2010. "The bus will pick up County. mentstoteumasfeojliy Pingston, the originator wee interested in down- After ifudge Dexter died &HisJj^0ttedisniayor of the group, plays guitar wnDexterattheDexter to 1863, his widow contin- )MOT(». ' and is lead vocalist. Peck and rea Historical Society and ued to live in the house In 1958 Gordon Hall was Amsdill, who went to Dexter luleum booth that wiU be untilherdeathinimit, placedon the State Register schools together, play drums Big Pinkyto se t to retto this year. icated near the flagpole," was then sold and rented, ofll^oricWaces.anaon and saxophone respectively New York native Bauder played in various groups started writing music at age plays bass. Rhodes, a music beforCJoining Pingston. 14 and teaching drums and major from West Virginia, • Bauder played bass with guitar-attheageof 16, andMuseum * ja>otos«artheLibraryof toseUGordonHalland ,„ plays key board and sings Susie and the Nobles in During his high school btt8isfree,howewar Congress, anadeteroined the Dexter Area Historical backup vocals. Mayer plays New York prior to joining years, his band, theTll, ieasxfbra •:>•; BerifcfiU Dexter Student Scholarships and Community Projects "\ . tickets available from Dexter-Area Merchants And Dexter Rotaria^s Tickets $5 Each or 5 For $20 PIZZA #;C|: Drawing at Dexter baize ;f^ 1(734) 47541111 www.sllvermaples.org OF CHELSEA OtllwryHmlUblf Saturday Atigust 137 PM • Monument Park V 111 I V MM mmmm •Ml r PAGE 10* www.feirttiii.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 Thornetta Davis and more, Foggy Bottom in Dexter sev * ACTS Spangler earned his eral times and at graduation first Motor City Music parties and other events. FR0MPMJ9 Award jn 1982 with the Sun After whining the Messengers, a band he co- battle of the bands at Foggy phone with Pingston in The Bottom last October, the | El Cobras and later formed -fdunded and named in 1980, the band called Beg, Borrow band opened for the popu I and Steal. lar cover band Echoes of After a three-year hitch Ptak/loyd last October in our in the US, Army during Wnwnusk from in a concert at the Dexter v | the Vietnam War, Pingston A2 Magic High School Center for the Performing Arts. •J ' • •• formed the band that Jeff Wawrzaszek, one of The band's influences •4* [becameThe Joint Effqrt Michigan's most popular I Band by the mid-1970s. include Red Hot Chili Pep and experienced magicians, pers, Flea, Victor Wooten, Band member&started has been entertaining audi Chris Wolstenholme and I playing in the mid-1960s ences for over 40 years and Jesse Walker. land are still performing the has presented his A2 Magic Bousley and Hayes both businesses I same great music they all Show in most of the 50 plan on attending Albion grew up with. They have- states, as well as overseas to College after DHS gradua f become onrof the most oyer 13,500 audiences, [ popular groups in this area. tion, and Low will attend the Wawrzaszek, who has University of North Texas in Although the band is received numerous awards the fall. Band members still (retiring from public events from his fellow magicians and performances members hope to play when possible. V- will do private functions for excellence in magic.Will^ "it's a great honor to be «4 for a special fee and-will be brjngplenty of laughter, performing at Dexter Daze doing studio recordings of fun and amazing magic to because we've all been going {classic rock and new origi the Gazebo Stage with his to this event since childhood nal music/ award-winning magic show. and this event will have a "I'll also have freemagi c strong influence on our musi souvenirs for all the kids cal development," Low said, RJ Spangler after the show," he says. , "We plan on performing President of Spaiigler to our highest potential and Blues and Jazz, RJ Spangler UrehW hope'tobereceived'weil. We is a Detroit area drummer love playing music, espe | (jazz & blues), bandleader . 'This young local band cially live, so we Won't hold i and music activist who. >j comprises Dexter High back. This should be a good [manages Blues singers like School students Graham oldtime."; ^Detroit*s Queen of the blues, vocals, Chad Bousley on\r"- I Alberta Adlms.' - ; He also has represented ^ electric guitar and backing Cat Canyon and I and backed the late Joe vocals, and Biscuit Hayes on bass aijd backup vocals. Weaver, Stanley Mitchell & •• Singer, songwriter, guitar Odessa Harris, and Johnnie • Orchid, launched in early 2010at a Student Produced ist Cat Canyon was born in j Bassett, the master of blues Detroit and at an early age "(H-' «" [ guitar in Detroit. Before 1980, Artistic Collaborative' > Events (SPACER club Jain started collecting R&B and \>m^ • I K i, • ^^ K~~. ^-\ Spangler played in a band rockabilly records. called Kuumba, and he also Session, plays a variety of;: different genres from'funk Originally a cummer ! Spangler has also played with hepieked up the guitar to . iNiartha&theVanDelas, . to jazz'to classic rock, .. BANK i The Drifters, Eari King, The bandhas played at •.•:;"..:•••• ; PLEASE SEE CAT/11 Chelsea Main (Plaza) Office THEWJBPUE ROSE THEATRE .'COMPANY 734.47^13½ 1010 S. Main St. Chelsea, Ml 48118 CONSIDER -.-.. .A ' Chelsea Oowntown Office THE OYSTER "•.'.:•;-.• " 734.47S.135S 305 S. Main St Chelsea, Ml 48118 Dexter Banking Center '...* clever, funny, and surprising script 06n'tmf$$ this one/ ^Theater Examiner 734.426.6000 SEPTFMBPR3 SAVE $10 PER TICKET 7101 Dexter-Ann Arbor Rd. Oexter, Ml 48130 v'.\'>v\ j.), ir^ni ••<.>:, t>"i'-;v.'<' '.)".: www.csbonline.com > , mm MMMll mmmm mj^^^^imw^m THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,2011 www heritage.com • PAGE 11 BBtfAKMeto-tA,! I, i» |_ mm mnMmiifiiWfin«ii smm&emm CAT FROMHttElO accompany his voice on great songs by groups like Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly Johnny Burnette Trip and the Charms just to name a few, After moving to Chicago, he played different styles of music in the subways and in underground shows arid came back to his Michigan r roots and rockabilly. '$S Cat is joined by bass- istMikeMckenzie-aka Rockabilly Mike -who LIBRARY brings his love of Psychobilly (he is bassist fornix Shooter)' Cat Canvon and the) CaotlvatoftDlavrockablMv music. and traditional rockabilly ^Drummer Jeff Martin he jokes. "We'd been sched include favorites like "Rocky started playing at an early uled forsevera l outdoor pep Top," "Fox on the Run" and age, he has played in several' formances .but unbelievably Tm My Own Grandpa." Christian and '50s through rain rolled m just before And we always finish up '80s rock projects. our set. Remember the high with the "Orange Blossom The song list will . winds and possible tor-nado Special." ;- Ukely include "Blast off", that rolled through Saline "In addition to hard driv "Mustang SaUy,,M,Rockin' ,M ,) for the Ann Arbor Art Fair .- ing bluegrass, we'll mix in Robin) 'JoflnnyB.Goode, last year? We were setting some Hank Williams, Bob' "Wild Thing," "Surfln' up our equipment and they Dylan,SteveEaii and, with Slrd," "Pretty Woman," had to shut the fair down.", luck, get Dick to do some Teggy Sue," "Blue SUede "But we've had many yodelingl" The Library thanks the Generous Donors to the S^oes>" "Hound Dog/' and outdoor performances since pth an appearance on other classics. • ' with wonderful weather the cover of Bluegrass ; "We're very exoited to be and great audience turn Unlimited,-with songs playing Dexter Daze/' Can out. So everyone should be yon says.'ftlarkAmsdill (of recorded by the likes of r prepared for a fun beautiful the Country Gentlemen, - BigPink> )sawusatalocal day with lots of great bands Beacon Dental • Busch's • Chelsea State Bank* Conlara School»Dancers Edge club several months back and and with performances # Studio £>,• Dexter Family Dentistry • Dexter Lion's Club*V Dexter Pharmacy • including Cat Canyon and alongside bluegrass greats that's when we got the gig, theCaptryators", Dexter Pub • Elliots Amusement* •Friends of the DDL • Generations Together, . "Dexter is a very cool like3ill Monroe and Ralph town. And the festival is top . Stanley, the RFD Boys are a • Grohnert & Grohnert • Hackney Hardware • Katies Food &C Spirits • Kiwanis notch. I remember seeing The RFD Boys part of America's bluegrass Club of Dexter • Meijer - Jackson Roa4 • Nicola's Books 4-P-almer Insurance • George Bedard perform, and The RFD Boys- "The < tradition.^ Purple Rose Theater • RollerRama II ^Brighton • Rotary Foundation - Dexter • the place was packed. We house bandof Michigan One of southeastern State Farm Insurance • Westarbor Animal Hospital watittodotheisame."^" Michigan's most durable. - bluegrass'!-imbeen musical ensembles, they're The band will perform delighting Ann Arbor audi very much a local tradition, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on ences since 1969 with musi : ,v, Saturday so there is plenty cianship and between-song •too:''; - •'."'• .v- of time to catch theraefe he humor. In October 1969, when the Don't forget the^Annual sayv •'• !'••' RFD Boys played their first •:j "It's high energy rock and concert together, they were of the Library Giant Book Sale rockabilly and appropriate Roehrig, Paul Shapiro, on still University of Michigan f, August 13jfotn9*mto3pm During Dexter Daze students, and bluegrass was forallages" \ ; bass and high harmonies, • The Friends would like to dunk all of their The band will also do a fiddler Dick Dieterle singing unknown here.' coupleof originals from bass, and Will Spencer on Though they turned their loyal customers for another great year their debutdisc'l^ri baritone, banjo and Dobro. " degrees mto full-time, off and helping die Friends raise over $I4>000 to support Suspicious" available at the "We'redelightedtobe stage careers, their music show for $5 or on ifunes or playing Dexter Daze again, has taken them all over >\ \- Library programs, oollections and semc^j ^ CPBaby it has long been one of our Michigan and the Midwest, ^Bringdrinks.because tl^ favoritegigs," Roehrig says. and as far away as Germany, . songs are very danceable 'Always a great crowd and France, and Malta. and you will leave sweat-". almost always great weather in the last threedeeades M55 Alpine St. - Dexter - 734-426-447 / tog," Canyon says. , - alas, we^ve neverwoh the they ve shared stages with He also predicts perfect raffle. '. such greats as Bill Monroe Open Mon-Fri 9-9 - Sat 9-5 - Sun 1-5 weather. , "WMe we don't have a and Ralph Stanley to Ricky "The band broke a curser* planned song list, if s suiito Skaggs and Randy Travis. www.dexterJib.mi.us # PAGE 12 • www.btfHait.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, •pan « * ODD s More than Electric U 2011 MOTOR TREND CAR OF THE YEAR tt> T, K Test Drive Today at WAMmwi MMH