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Nankin Transit’s Fernaind^z retiring
By LeAnne Rogers Wayne, Garden City and Inkster. ipating community, applauded Fernan staff Writer “It is with a h e a ^ heart I come to dez’s efforts to keep tiie service oper this decision at this tim e. T here are ating despite significant funding and After nearly 20 years as the Nankin unforeseen events beyond my control,” staffing reductions in recent years. Il'ansit Commission executive director, Fernandez wrote in his resig^tion “This is one of the hardest thank R ichard Fernandez is retirin g effective letter. “I have worked very hard to .yous. I came on board when things Ju ly 1. provide transportation to citizens under were on life support Things-improved Fernandez, 77, submitted his letter difficult financial circumstances.” due to his (Fernandez) creativity,” said of resignation at a commission meeting M th rides costing $1 each way. Nan longtime commission member Mike following a brief closed session with kin I l ’ansit depends on federal and Harris of Westland, a wheelchair user. commissioners. millage revenues through the Suburban “A system like this, gives people coptrol The com m ission m et a day afte r Mobility Authority fCr Regional 'D'ans- of their lives. A lot of people aren’t Westland hosted a meeting for resi portation and contributions from mem comfortable asking for rides.” dents to voice suggestions for improve b e r communities. Many of the complaints about Nan- . m ents and concerns over th e service kin Transit centered on the difficulty of offered by Nankin liransit, which pro Applaud efforte scheduling tides.-New computerization Nankin Transit Com m ission executi>^e vides transportation to seniors and Nankin li'ansit Commission mem director Richard Fernandez is retiring handicapped residents in Westland, bers, representatives from each partic See TRANSIT, Page A2 e ffe c tiv e J u ly 1.
‘L a b e l cans, not people. I treat people e q u a l l y . Woman Tm people-driven first.” R A Y S aiU H O L ^ member of Westland's Disabilities Concerns Commission enters plea in death of her baby I Father convicted of rnurder in first degree, child abuse By LeAnne Rogers ■ staff Writer
A. Westland m an has been convicted of first-degree murder and two counts of felony child abuse in the dqath of his infant son. Antonio Pepalonia Brandon, 23, was found guilty as charged Thesday following a jury trial in Wa3me County Circuit Court. The baby’s mother Nicole Susanne Roberts, 20, had previously entered N ic o le a guilty plea to second- R o b e r ts degree murder and one count of first-degree child abuse in the death of Kayden Brandon, age 2 VS months. Roberts was scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday by Wayne Coim- ty Circuit Court Judge Craig Strong to to 18-40 years in prison on the m urder count and a concurrent sentence for child abuse. Facing a mandatory sentence of life in prison without a c lm c e of parole, Brandon is scheduled for sentencing on July 15 before Strong, who presided over the trial. W estland resident Ray Schuholz is a peer mentor at Comm unity Living Services In W ayne. Stephen c a n t r eu | staff photographer See DEATH, Page A2
A man with a mission Fireworks c o m p la in b Cause: Ray Schuholz advocates for disabled people
By LeAnne Rogers when his father left and^his mother happy.” skyrocket staff Writer subsequently had a difficult tim e Schuholz lived ynth his foster caring for him. family - an elderly couple who are By'LeAnne Rogers To regular viewers of Westland “The system says you can’t take now deceased - in Farmington Hills staff Writer City Council meetings, Ray Schu care of your kid and tiiey put you for IS years. As tim e passed, he said, holz is a fam iliar face at the podium into an institution,” said Schuholz, he was able to got more into the An ordinance reflecting new state bringing a positive message about who was placed in the now-closed community and rehabilitated him restrictions on the hours for discharg respect, advocating for the disabled Plym outh C enter w hen he was 6 self from die time spent institution ing fireworks is likely to be adopted by or giving someone a pat on the back. years old. “I was fortunate when I alized, becoming a special education the W estland City Council M onday so it “Label cans, not people. I treat got out afte r four years. T hat is no student and graduating from North will be in effect for the July 4 holiday. people equally. I’m people-driven place for no one to live. It was like Farmington High SchooL The changes in the firework^ law first,” said Schuholz. “It doesn’t being behind walls - things went on “Some foster families collect prohibits use of fireworks from mid m atter if you w alk into City H all or that shouldn’t have.” th eir checks and keep you locked in night to 8 a.m. on legally permitted a restaurant. I’m a custom er.” The change came one day after the home. They believed in me,” days. The exception would be for the ' Being an advocate for the dis Schuholz met a woman n am ed Alice said Schuholz. “They had an adopted New Year’s Day holiday, when fire abled is a m ission for Schuholz, 47. Saules, who had a son at the Ply son and other foster kids. They works would be allowed from nudnight A member of Westland’s Disabilities mouth Center. cared about Mds. They were retired until 1 a.m. Concerns Commission since 2005, “I patted her on the shoulder. I and this was a second career for “This addresses the provision that Schuholz is currently the chairman said I wanted to get out of there, them. I was very lucky to have a people most complained about,” said and also w orks 24 hours a week as a that I wanted a home,” said Schu foster family.” Westland City Attorney James Fausone, peer mentor advocate at Communi holz. “She said she’d see what she ' T here are things people dan over as the ordinance w as introduced for a ty Living Services in Wayne. could do. A month goes by and then come in life, he said, although their first reading earlier this monthl B om w ith a developm ental dis she said I was going to a home. She ability, Schuholz was 2 years old got m e to a foster famiLy. I was so See SCHUHOLZ, Page A2 See FIREWORKS, Page A2
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W estland residents “The W estland F arm bus route has been made can now catch a free ride ers Market is really possible thanks to a grant to the Westland Farmers starting to groWand the the city received from Market, held 3-7 p.m. bus route is great for . the U.S. Department of T hursdays in the parking people that have limited Agriculture’s Farmers lot of W estland City H a lf mobility or lack trans Market Promotion Pro on Ford Road, south of portation. It’s important gram . Wayne Road. everyone in our city has The FMPP offers The bus route has access to local healthy grants to help improve stops a t five locations in food,” said Mayor Wil and expand initiatives Former W ayne Meinoria) High Schools girls tennis coach Joe Nowaske is teaching the city. The goal is to liam lA^d that bolster the connec tennis classes for the W ayne-W estland Parks and Recreation Departm ent Stephen provide residents with The bus schedule is tion between agricultural CANTREUI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER = out transportation, main available every Thurs producers and their con ly seniors, handicapped day, except July 4, sumers, while improving and low-income resi through Ihe end of the access to healthy food dents, providing access m arket season in Octo smd strengthening local Nowaske is serving up to fresh, healthy fruits ber. economies. and vegetables. The F arm ers M arket tennis as a ‘lifelong game’ W ESTLAND'S FARM ERS M ARKET By LeAnne Rogers waske started coaching new knees. My knees i 1 To The Farmers M arket From The Farmers Market staff Writer the Wayne Memorial are two years old,” said H igh School boys te n n is Nowaske, 65. “I’m a new Bus Stop Departure Arrival | Departure Arrival Joe Nowaske loves team in 2003 w ith Andy man. I’ve played tennis tennis and is hoping Raisanen, then moved to casually over the past instructional closes the girls team. year. I’ve played a lot of Our Savior Manor 3:15 p.m.! 4:30 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 29495 Annapolis ! 2:45 p.m. he’s teaching for the Retired since Octo tennis over the y ears.” Wayne-Westland Parks ber, this is Nowaske’s W ewing a video of Dprsey Community Center and Recreation Depart first time teaching stu tennis great Don Budge, 3:00 p.m. 3:15 p’.m.j 4:30 p.m. 5i00 p.m. 32715 Dorsey ment win help interest a dents fo r th e re c depart Nowaske saw some new generation in the m ent. sim ilarities to his own Greenwood Villa sport. • Intro to Tennis for. game. 7600 Nankin Ct. 3:30 p.n). 4:15 p.m. 'j 5:30 p.m. 5:45 p.m. < “T here is a such a youngsters 6-10 and “He lumbered like dearth of tennis aware Skills Camp, fo r 11- to me but it was Mmble- Holliday Park 3:45 p.m. 4:15 p.m.| 5:3d p.m. 6:00 p.iYi. ness in this area. It’s a 14-year-olds, are offered don. I just love the 34850 Fountain Blvd. lifelong game,” said Wednesday evenings, game,” said Nowaske. j Now^ke. “You only except July 3, at the ,Kids can still enroll Presbyterian Village 4:00 p.m. 4:15 p.m.ji 5:30 p.m. 6:15 p.m. need one other person tennis courts in Attwood 32111 Cherry Hill | , . in the classes which ■ \ or a brick wall. I want to Park along Howe just continue through July get kids used to the south of the Wayne 31. W estland F anner's M arket Held Every Thursday - The Westland Farmer's Market will contact of the ball and Com m unity Center. Call (734) 721-7400 be held from 3 -7 p.m. every Thursday in the City Hall Parking Lot, located'at 36601 Ford Road. racquet.” “I’ve had a couple of for information or visit This is the ultimate site for farmers, growers and producers to sell their own products directly to A lifelong tennis' the public. Residents now have the opportunity to catch a FREE ride to the market at the years off on hiatus .www.ci.wayne.mi.us. following locations and times. player himself, No (from coaching) till I got *AII times are approximate and dependent on weather, traffic, available space, etc. For more information, please visit www.cityofwestland.com or call Lori Fodale, Economic Development Director at (734) 467-3264. Increased coste Commission voted to TRANSIT appoint office manager Along w ith the reve Irene Owens as interim Continued from Page A1 nue reductions. Nankin director. The commis ll'ansit Commission sion will be advertising ed that fireworks vio encourage residents to and other changes are C hairperson Pam Do- for a new director and FIREWORKS lations are civil infrac call if someone is shoot expected to be forth brow olski said no one discussing the salary at tions under state law. ing off fireworks at 11 coming. had m entioned the tre another meeting, Dobro Continued from Page A1 “I wanted to be very p.m. and we’ll take ac “Thank you fo r get m endous increase in wolski said. clear with everyone. It’s tion! We will pursue a ting us this far. I know fuel prices and insur Following the m eet Along with expanding not that we don’t take it noise complaint.” we’ve had disagree- ance over th e years. ing, Reeves said that the Wpe of firew orks (fireworks complaints) If someone setting off m ents, but I give you aU “Dick held us togeth one of the candidates available to the public, . seriously but it’s a civil fireworks causes proper the respect in the world er. You make fun of the running for Westland and spurring a land rush infraction,” said Wright. ty damage, he said that for getting us this far,” note cards (used for ride City Council in Novem business in temporary “T hat m eans it’s like a would be a misdemeanor, said Dewey Reeves, a scheduling), but it ° ber had been spreading sales tents, th e state law traffic ticket and the a felony if someone is Westland,councilman w orked. 1miss a false story about the . restricted the use of officer must witness it - injured. and commission mem you,” Dobrowolski said. Nankin D'ansit direc those firew orks to 10 see the violation and Legal consumer fire ber. As director, Fernan to r’s position. legal holidays plus the identify them (the person works are identifiable by G arden City Council dez said he is the sup “It cam e to m y atten day before and after Oie responsible).” their colorful, decorated man and commission port person for the driv tion that one of the can ' holiday. If the person is dis packaging, said Wayne- membeip Jim Kerwin ers, ^ p a tc h e r s and didates is telling people Com plaints about' charging firew o rks, W estland F ire M arshal/ ^so thaiiked'Feniandez, other N ankin D ’ansit I want the job,” said firew orks being dis which is illegal under Assistant Chief John a Garden City resident, s t a f f . Reeves, who had been charged outside the legal state law,W right said the Adams. for his efforts. “I thank all of you. In pushing for changes at permitted holiday peri person can be.ticketed or “Conunercial grade “G arden City resi my position, you take Nankin D'ansit “I can’t ods have flooded local arrested. firew orks usually come dents, especially those the heat and the acco have the job (under the police departm ents. “We a re getting an in brown paper. Those who use the tran sit ser lades. I’ve had a wonder W estland City C harter).” Wayne Police Chief enormous amount of are iUegal for residents vice, thank you. I’ve ful opportunity dealing Jason Wright recently calls and it will get w orse to discharge,” said Ad known you a long time. w ith the people I dealt [email protected] | addressed, the issue at a as we approach July 4,” am s. Enjoy your retirement,” with,” he said. 313-222-5428 coimcil meeting. He not said Wright. “I would Kerwin said.. The Nankin D'ansit Twitten @L8ogersObserver
a lot they, don’t know ing Wild, Police Chief aims and neck muscles, C^ameron, when the SCHUHOLZ about Social Security and Jeff Jednisik and Fire DEATH broken ribs and bleed baby cried. Once the Medicaid. I help them Chief Michael Reddy. ing in his chest cavity. baby crying stopped, the Continued from Page A1 understand.” “I think the mayor is a Continued from Page A1 The autopsy found couple told police Bran Schuholz was origi good guy - he has an Kayden had bruises and don would bite the baby disability doesn’t go nally appointed to the open door policy for Roberts and Brandon fingernail abrasions on to startle him into away. Disabilities Concern people,” said Schuholz. “I have been jailed in Ueu his face that would be breathing again. Over the years, Schu- Commission by then- picked Westland to live of bond since being consistent w ith an adult ' One of the charges holz became more in M ayor Sandra Cicirelli. in. I like it. It’s a nice city, arrested shortly after hand being placed over against th e couple was dependent and today He’s been reappointed by it’s a safe environment. I Kayden, age 2 !4 months, his mouth and nose, for abusing Cameron, in lives in a Westland apart Mayor William Wild. love Westland. It’s the died early Dec. 5,2011. suffocating him. addition to the abuse ment. He’s certified as a “Ray is continuing to All-American City.” The death'of Kayden, Brandon and Roberts and killing of Kayden. peer mentor. be a positive influence., Going forward Schu who weighed 10 pounds, told police th at they “Through an assisted he’s a strong advocate for holz plans to continue his was ruled a homicide, would place a hand over [email protected] \ program , I live on m y all disabilities,” said efforts advocating for with asphyxiation and th e face of Kayden, as 313-222-5428 own. I live a self-directed Wild. “He advocates for disabled people and blunt force trauma as well as his twin brother TWitten @UtogersObserver life. I have freedom. I everybody - that’s the hopes to work full time the causes. Testimony only have support - an thing about Ray.” as a peer advocate. from the Wayne County assistance buddy, who I ^ e n he speaks at medical examiner found C IT Y O F W AYN E helps me,” said Schuholz. council meetings, Schu [email protected] | the infant had a range of NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING “I work as a peer mentor holz makes a point to (313)222-5428 fresh and healing in and share m y experience praise the efforts of city juries, including deep The C ity of W ayne C ity Coundl w ill hold a public with the system. There is officials usually includ Twitter: @LRogersObserver tissue bleeding in his hearing on Tuesday, Ju ly 16, 2013 at 8;00P.M ., or as soon thereafter as m ay be heard, in the Council Cham bers of C ity HaU, 3366 S. W ajme Rd. 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David Schneck*s .Scimitar plane ta k ^ to the air during Signal the Friends and Family Day Saturday.
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Dave Schneck shows off his CAP 232 plane during the Signal Seekers RC Club's fourth annual Friends and Family D a f, aviation to newcomers Saturday. PHOTOS BY STEPHEN CANTREa I STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ; "•
. By Sue Mason tion. The whole purpose after taken top spot in staff Writer is to get a yOunger crowd juniors competition in into remote controlled Denver. ; .A late afternoon show aviation.” “He did two prelimin- <; er may have brought an The club got its start aries and a tryout] in Den*; ab ru p t end to th e Michi in th e early ^ 6 0 s as a ver,” said Chris Parkyn. .f gan Signal Seekers RC nonprofit organization “You have to b e one of , Q u b ’s fourth annual open with the purpose of build- the top three juniors in , house Satiu-day, but not °ing, instructing, prom ot the country to m ake the ' - before Alex Parkyn ing, advancing, and ulti team . H e was first showed w hat it takes to mately flying model place.” I be No. 1 in the nation in aircraft. It’s chattered by Although relatively discus, or hand launched, the Academy of Model new to discus glic^ers, ■ remote controlled glid Aeronautics and current Parkyn has flown various' ers. ly has about 80 m em bers. types of powered and A member of the U.S. Its airfield is located glider free flight tmd F3K junior team, Parkyn in what had been the radio control aircraft stopped by to demon gardens for Wayne Cotm- most of his life. Hb’s a . strate the sport he took ty Hospital-Eloise. Ford member of the Detroit ' up th ree years ago. Dis- <> Motor Co. bought the Balsa Bugs free f^ght f ' playing the grace of a land in 1995 and lets the club. He has competed as: discus thrower, Parkyn club use space for its a junior in free flipht at < ^ u n around several airfield. Ilie club has a the national competitions' times before sending his 400-foot landing strip and held in Muncie, Ipd. carbon fib er and K evlar a half-mile of clear air “I’m not nervous glider sk3fward. It’s no M att Komar of W estland experiences the joy of flying using the buddy flyer program with space in all directions. about the world champi- .. simple feat, considering Dale Hatcher of Dearborri Heights. Club members, including onships. I’m excited,” the plane'has a six-foot instructors, are usually said Parkyn of thq oppor? - wing span. Seekers airfield off Hen “I do fairly well,” he “We had close to IS a t the field around S-S:30 tunity to compete as a - “It took a lot of prac ry Ruff in Westland. said. “I can’t imagine Cub Scouts here,” said p.m. W ednesdays. membef of the U.?. ju- tice and learning about Jaffe moved here having something like club president Scott Past- through September. nio rteam , how the atm osphere from Pennsylvania for . this when I started fly chen of Livonia. “We had For more infonpatioo ' . w orks,” said Parkyn. his dream job, working at ing. Technology has just Pack 440 from Canton Headed to Denmark about the Michigan Sig- “The goal is to find a E^erience RC in Livo accelerated development and Pack 865 out of West- Parkyn’s father Chris, nal Seekers RC O pb, good diermal and stay up nia. His passion is RC so much. There’s no ceil land. They came to visit a former Signal Seekers visit its w ebsite a t A. an hour.” helicopters and compet ing with these things. and helped out.” member,^ watched his son www.michigansig]jialsee-. A. J. Jaffe of Westland ing in aerobatics. They go further tlm you “Once I went straight send his glider aloft. The kers.org. ■; also used his hands to “It’s challenging and can see it.” down, one time it went up teen wiU be headed to man the controls of his difficult,” said Jaffe, who and down and up and Homing, Denmark, in smason@hometownli^.com | - ; Thunder Tiger Rapture put his helicopter In attendance dovm,” said Grant Pier- m id-July for the 2103 FAI 313-222-67S1 E720 helicopter that through its paces for The fourth annual felice of Canton who World Championship for TWitten @SusanMarieMason A zipped around the Signal spectators. It did barrel Friends and Field Day enjoyed his second expe- Hand-Launched Gliders
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THURSDAY, HOMETOWN JUNE 27,2013 PUBLIC SAFETY LIFE.COM Pharmacists lose licenses after fraud conviction Canton police nab robbery' . By Lonnie Huhm an professional’s license Thaker were also con regardless of medical medications that they staff Writer upon the conviction of a victed of conspiracies to necessity, which would knew were prescribed suspects felony, a misdemeanor com m it health care then be filled at one of outside th e course of Based on his convic punishable by impris fraud and to distribute the Patel Pharmacies. legitimate medical prac tion for professional onment for a maximum . controlled substances. These controlled sub tice, thus defrauding Canton police nabbed •wrongdoing, Lokesh term of two years, or a Patel, who owned 26 stances were distributed insurers by billing for two suspects following a Tayal, of Northville, bad controlled substance- Detroit-area pharma to patients and patient medications regardless robbery and home in his licence to practice as related conviction. cies, ran what federal recruiters as a'kickback. of medical necessity. vasion that occurred a pharmacist suspended Tayal’s conviction investigators called an in exchange for the pa The defendants would around 7 p.m. Saturday by the Michigan Depart was part of the case elaborate schem e to tients using a Patel Phar provide controlled drugs at an apartment near ment of Licensing and involving a Canton phar- defraud Medicare, Medi macy. to patients and patient LUley and Warren, De Regulatory Affairs (LA macist(pharmacy owner, caid and Blue Cross Blue Pharmacists within recruiters, knowing that tective Sgt. Craig Wilsh- RA). who along with Ihyal Shield, and was sen the Patel Pharmacies,, those m edications w ere e r said. Two m en, w ith On Ju n e 10, LARA and four other asso tenced to 17 years in including defendants prescribed outside the their faces partially con immediately suspended ciates, were found g ^ ty prison and ordered to Rawal, 'Ihyal, Sharma, course of legitimate cealed, knocked On the the'license based on in 2012 by a federal jiiry pay $18.8 million in resti and Thaker, facilitated medical practice. door and forced their Tayal’s conviction in the on 26 counts of conspira tution. die fraud and controlled T h e s e defendants way inside the apartment United States District cy, health care fraud, Patel was arrested in substance distribution stole money from the when the resident opened Court, Eastern District and controlled substance 2011 and never released. schemes by billing Medi Medicare and Medicaid th e door, l ^ h e r said. of Michigan. distribution, according According to the U.S. care, Medicaid, and programs, which are “One of them got into Ibyal was convicted to United States At Attorney’s Office, Patel private insurers for designed to provide a struggle w ith th e resi of one count of health torney B arb ara L. and his associates paid expensive, non-con- heal& care and m edi dent w M e the other care fraud conspiracy M cQuade. cash kickbacks and oth trolled medications cine to som e of oui* m ost grabbed some items out and one count of conspir ■ According to the Unit er forms of illegal remu which they had in inven vulnerable citizens," of the apartment,” Wilsh- acy to distribute con ed States Attorney’s neration to physicians in tory but never actually McQuade said at the e r said. The suspect w ho, trolled substances, both Office for the Eastern ■ exchange for ftose phy dispensed to the pa time of the conviction. struggled with die victim felonies. He was sen District of Michigan, the sicians writing prescrip tients, according to the The case w as investi had a w ^ p o n , police tenced to imprisonment jury convicted Babubhai tions for expensive med U.S Attorney’s Office. gated by the DEA, the said. No one was injured. for a period of five years (Bob) Patel, 49, four ications, without regard The surplus of medi Department of H ^ th D etroit defendants and eight months, and pharm acists he em to medical necessity, cations generated and Human Services- Aaron Nathanial Bour- ordered to pay restitu ployed - Brijesh R aw ^ that couldbe billed to through this practice Office of Inspector fun dreaux-Brown, 21, and tion in the am ount of 36, of Canton, Ashwini Medicare, Medicaid, or a was returned to whole eral, and the FBI. The Justin Deontae Echols, $3,658,174. Sharma, 34, of Novi, private insurer through salers, thereby enabling case w as prosecuted by 19, w ere charged with L A ^ issued an ord er Tayal, 36 and Viral Thak- one of the Patel Pharma the Patel organization to Assistant United States one count each of armed summarily suspending er, 31 of Findlay, Ohio - cies. maximize its profit on its Attorneys John K. Neal robbe^, first-degree Tayal’s license pursuant and one of Patel's busi Physicians affiliated inventory of medications and W ayne F. P ratt. home inv^ion, unarmed to the Public Health ness associates, Komal with Patel would also which were billed for robbery and larceny in a Code, which provides for Acharya, 28, of Farming- •write prescriptions for but never dispensed. [email protected] \ building. the m andate^ summary ton Hills. controlled substances The defendmts billed (248)437-2011 Ext 25S, suspension of a health Rawal, Sharma and for their patients, again insurers for dispensing Twitter@lhuhman
GARDEN CITY COP CALLS B re a k -in the suspect craw led locked but the door these items nor did he from h e r home. a personal bond with across die dining room wasn’t secured because it give any permission to violations, including no A resident in the 6500 Stolen vehicle block of Cadillac report table and left two foot was missing a window use his debit card. The proof of insurance. ed th at on Ju n e 16 a 32- prints in thd process. and anyone could reach card was still in his pos . Garden City police B A a 39-year-old De inch LCD TV, valued at They said that they in. The owner said that it session. confirmed June IS that a troit man was arrested $325, was stolen during a couldn’t lift any finger wasn’t secure for H e said th at he had car originally towed for driving with a sus break-in. prints because of the nlonths. already contacted the from a G arden City beau pended license in the polished wood surface. bank and needed to file a ty salon to a rep a ir lot at area of Ford and Hartel The fem ale resident Fraud said that she went to bed police report. M errim an and Cherry about 3 am . June 20. The Theft A resident in the 32000 •Hills w as in fac t stolen police arrested him after at 4 a.m. and was awak Theft ened at 6 a.m. when she A resident in the 31000 block of Kathryn report and not abandoned as they ran his license plate. heard her neighbor block of Marquette re ed June 17 that someone A wom an in the 200 originally thought. His auto was turned over knocking. The neighbor ported Ju n e 15 in a de fraudulently used his block of Ross reported to the passenger who was had observed th at a sm all layed report that some Comerica Bank Visa Ju n e 16 that she noticed Suspended licenses a licensed driver. table had been placed one entered her son’s debit card information to items missing from her G arden (Tity police B A 25-year-old West- below a wide open win bedroom and stole his charge a $187 bill at a home shortly after her arrested several drivers land man was arrested - dow. The neighbor did game system. Bed, Bath and Beyond friend m oved in. last week for driving . . fo r driving on a suspend not see any suspects. She believes that the store. She discovered m ore with suspended licenses. ed license just after mid The police believe that thief entered through the The man told police ' than $100 m issing from B A 34-year-old Detroit night Ju n e 14 on Beech- back door which was that he didn’t purchase her nightstand and miss man was arrested for wood n ^ Middlebelt. ing prescription medica-^ driving on a suspended The police becam e suspi tion. A necklace and license about 9 a.m. June cious when they ran his earrings also came up 14 at Fordand Areola license plate and discov We appreciate m issing. after he was stopped for ered that it was expired. She said that her having defective equip By Sue Buck friend h ^ since moved m ent. H e was released on (0 YOU CITY OF WAYNE TJ as a subscriber and w e P U B L IC N O 'n C E want you to know it! ORDINANCE NO. 2013-05 06-13-0194 M otion by Dobrowolski, seconded by Dam itio and unanim ously (ju ried , it w as resolved to adopt O rdinance 2013-05, an ordinance to am end the codified ordinances o f the C ity of W ayne, as foUows; (Q emrOFWAXME PUBLIC NO'nCE ORDINANCE N p. 2013-05
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Section 2. That this O rdinance shall be'published as required by law . n CALL Section 3. That this O rdinance sh all become effective ten days after enactm ent and 866-887-2737 upon publication thereof 3 o r C n C K Adopted: June 18,2013 hometowiilife.com/bestoffer Published: June 27,2013 M atthew M iller ) Effective: June 28,2013 C it y C le r k Publish: June 27,2013 0 lO ffer Is valid to new subscrtbers only. Must not have had a subscription within the oast 30 davsl hometownlife.com LOCAL NEWS 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27,2013 (W g ) A 5 Credit union hosts shred day Community Financial Credit Union is encour aging its metatbeifs and otiier consumers to recy cle their sensitiv^ fi nancial documents and keep their identities safe at the same time.^ Community ^ a n c ia l is hosting its annual. “Shred It Day” event 2-4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 29, at the Commu nity Financial branches in Plymouth, located at 500 S. Harvey, and Can ton, at 6355 N. Cmton Center. Local Residents are encouraged to bring their sensitive materials to shred safely and se curely. There is a limit of two shopping.bags or bank ers boxes of materials No Plymouth parade is complete without the Plymouth Fife & Drum Corps, photos b y b ill bresler | staff photographer ■ p er car at the eve|it. “More and more peo ple are looking for ways to protect not ju st the enviromnent, but also July 4 parade soars with their identities frbm thieves,” said Sar^h Cousineau, marketing* manager for Community Financial. “By providing balloons, ex>astronaut a place to safely destroy and recycle their docu ByMattJat^an Michigan native, recently spoke depicting Uncle Sam and anoth ments, we are helping staff Writer in A pi^ to the Kiwanis Club of er of Kermit the Frog from them to accomplish both Colonial Pljrmouth, the parade’s Sesame Street '. Returning favorites such as sponsoring organization. ' “It’s going to be interesting In recent yearsj Com- Steve King and the Dittilies and Steve IGng and his band, the to see a 3d-foot Uncle Sam com . munity Financial 1 ^ the Martin Luther King High MLK marchers, Mark Randisi ing down the street,” Hill said, continued to invest in School marching band will join and the Somu^ of Sinatra and adding that the balloons will environmentally respon coloiful new entries—30-foot an Andrews Sisters act will have to be maneuvered under sible banking°optibns, character balloons, for example perform during the parade, the traffic-light mast arms on including eStatments —Thursday, July 4, for Ply along with the PlTopouth Fife & Main Street. and eReceipts, which mouth’s Good Morning USA Ashonaut Jack Lousma, here Drum Corps and, of course. Parade goers can start the deliver transaction re Parade. speaking to the KIwanIs Club last Hill’s own Fred Hill Briefcase morning with a pancake break ceipts and statements The parade begins at 9 a jn . month, ^11 serve as grand marshal Drill team. There will also be fast at The Gathering, across via email instead of pa on Main Street at Theodore and for the Good Morning USA parade fire engines, clowns, stilt walk Penniman from Kellogg Park, per; offering mem lers travels through downtown Ply in downtown Plymouth. ers, m archers on spring-loaded sponsored by the Plymouth- onlhie and mobile bath mouth, ending at Hartsough. I t . stilts and the Dogmatics doggie Cianton Music Boosters. The ing options; online bill was thought to be the earliest drill team among the more than group will be serving pancakes pay (ePay), so members Fourth of July parade in the parade, . 85 entries. and sausage and juice and cof may pay their bille with country until its starting time ‘I t’s just a strong parade, the Hill, who took the drill team fee for $7 each, free for chil out writing checks or was ch^ged a couple of years strongest one, I wo^d say, to New York City last Novem dren under age 5. using stamps; and Estab ago. ever,” said longtime organizer ber for a repeat performance at The breakfast is a fundraiser lishing an eQ ub for The theme this year is "Sa Fred Hill, who is assisted by Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Pa for the award-winning Ply- members who make lute the Itnops” and veterans of Pam Kosteva. . rade, promised “the same old mouth-Canton March&g Band, transactions electron several wars, from World War Retired NASA astronaut and tried-and-true, crowd-pleasing made up of students from Ply ically. H and Korea to more recent M arine CoL Jack Lousma, who routines,” like the Business mouth, Canton and Salem high More inform ation is conflicts, win participate, some flew missions aboard both Sky- man’s Shuffle and Boom- schools. available on Community riding the parade route in mil lab and the space shuttle Co Chucka-Lucka. Financial’s Facebook itary Jeeps. A U.S. Marine lumbia, win be the parade’s New this year will be giant m][email protected] page at Facebook.<^m/ Corps color guard wiU lead the grand marshal. Lousma, a parade balloons, including one 313-222-240S CommunityFinancial.
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It w as a cool relief Monday when the huge w ater inicket emptied its contents on the kids about every five m inute, photos b y Stephen can treu. | s t m f photographer
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inding ways to cool off at the park, located on Carlson Mon&y wasn’t hard for just south of Ford Road. Also Fthe adults and youngsters on site is th e alw ays popular who hung out at Westlmd’s P lay Planet, a space-them ed H20 Zone in Tattan Fark. play structure. Also paid for by The spray ground, built in the DDA, the play structure 2009 by the Westland Down w as constructed after the city town Development Authority, closed Central City Parl^ in is a 6,0(M)-S(iuare-foot wet and cluding a community-built play wild’playground that offers structure, due to contam ina p lenty Of r e lie f froni the h e a t tion. It has 14 above-ground fea- • Play Planet is one o f the tures, including an 18-foot: c o u n tie s largest play struc “1 h elid^ ef that sprays water t u r e . I t covers m ore than from its rotor, a larg e bucket 30,000 square fe e t and has that dum ps w ater on young rockets, space ships, lunar sters ev ery fiv e m inutes and a slid es, moon buggies and m ore 15-foot-long serpent that mists to e ^ lo r e . w ater fraija its nose. For more information on The Spray ground is fr ee o f parks and recreational activ charge and open from U a.m. ities in Wayne and Westland, to 7 p.m. seven days a w eek, go online to weather permitting. www.cLwaynejnLus and click The spray groim d is ju st one on the Parks and Recreation Evelyn Barber of Wayne took a ride on tiie spray ground's wild of two kid-friendly attractions Departm ent tab. a llig a to r.
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Kailee Somsel of Westland mkes aim on her friends with the water gun.
With temperatures up Lucas of Wmtiand enjoys being near 90 degree sprayed. Monday, Westland!s H20 Zone spray ground was the place to be.
Benjamin Plateau of Westland liked Just running at the spray ground.
I hometownlife.com LOCAL NEWS 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 2 7 ,2(M3 (W G) A 7 Reviewing your personal finances
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In balance sheet gives you a the year one of your category for a two- to .com. nothing more than a list addition, by knowing picture as to how you are investments is down 5 three-year period, that’s Church reaches out to help woman By Brad Kadridi ■ “Shannon is like our s t a f f W r i t e r idol,” said Diane Lupo of Plymouth, chair of the , Shannon DeWall’s fundraiser committee at 2003 van finally pooped St. Michael. “She is so ou^ but replacing it positive and so upbeat wouldn’t be like replac She’s such a spiritual, ing any ordinaiy vehicle. eSwistian woman. How DeWa^ bom with many people with her deformities in both arms handicap would just give and both legs, needs up and be negative? She expensive modifications is not She’s such an in-, to her vehicle to allow miration for so many her to drive it, so funding people. We wanted to was going to be a prob help her as much as we lem. coidd.” But not if the folks at The dinner takes place Canton’s St. M ichad 3-7 p.m. Sunday, Jime 30, Lutheran (Church having at the church, located at anything to say about it. 7000 N. Sheldon in Can Folks a t the Canton ton. The $20 donation for church, where Shannon adults ($S for children 10 and her family - husband and younger, free for 3 Allen and sons Noah and and younger) gets some Pijah - are members, one dinner, beverage and . mre hoping a spaghetti d essert dinner at the church can . The event includes a raise the esimated silent auction, prizes and Shannon and Allen DeWall of Livonia w ith sons Noah, 4, and Elijah, 2. $^,000 or more it’ll take “fun for the family,” to get Shannon back on organizers said, Dona w h^ls. Any new vehicle tions have (»me fiiom vehicle because she But the whole fundrais- non said. “I had no idea think they’d piit those will need some $50,(N)0 in Plymoutii, (Zanton, Livo works full time as a ge- ing thing left the DeWalls people would care so challenges aside to help modifications for the . nia and Farmington for netics consultant and humbled.. much. Everyone has usisove computer system needed tiie silent auction. she’s going to Cooley Law “I feel incredbily some challenge, some- to allow her to drive. Shannon needs the School in Aubium Ifills. loved and valued,” Shan- thing to overcome. To bka([email protected]
Holocaust center events m ark 8 W eeks of jazz Every Friday 7:00 - 9:00 p m planting of Anne Frank sapling from July 5th - August 23rd The Holocaust Memo igan Humanities Council, titled “Looking Out Anne rial Center Zekelman D ^oy Testamentary Frank’s Window.” . 2013 CMVtOK Color Tour Family (Campus Foundation, Community “Our exhibits create a (wwwJiolocaustcen- Foundation call to action, teaching ter.org) will host a se for Southeast visitors through the ex ries of events to com Michigan and amples of those who memorate its acquisi Jewish Wom risked th eir lives to save tion of a sapling from en’s Founda others and asking our the actual white chest tion. guests to react to con nut tree that brought The sap temporary challenges J ll Z Z E f R S C Anne Frank solace as ling, awarded such as racism, intoler Date Artist Lo catio n Color Block she hid from the Nazis A n n e Fran k by Anne ance, bullying and preju during World War n . FYank Center dice,” Holocaust Memori JulyS The Brothers Oroovt Willow Creek Shopping Center The schedule includes USA, is ju st one pf U to al (Center Executive Di- foni between Lilly K Haggerty fr^ educational pro beplanted in the U.S. re^Xor Stephen Goldman July I2 IML RouMree S a m ' s Q u b gramming, which begins from the nearly 200-year- °said. “This tree and the . Rinl ec Lotz June 28, for children and old tree tiiat served as surrounding exhibit we July 19 adults and culm inates one of the Jewish teen win create epitomize Centre Village at Kroger with the tree planting ager’s only connections these messages, exempli fold a Canton Center and exhibit dedication to nature while she and fying hope for human July 26 Pem etrim “Kra^otC HeJms Lowe's ceremony in the fall her family hid in a secret ity.” Ford between Sheldon ei Morton Taylor A separate seminar annex in her father’s The Anne Frank Cen for educators also is company building at 263 ter USA chose the Holo August! Tim Bamtuut Hom e Depot planned. All programs Prihsengracht in Am caust Memorial Center foidec Lotz are being made possible sterdam. It will become as one of 11 U.S°. loca August? K m d yS co ^ Super Bowl' • by grants from tile Mich- part of a larger exhibit tions. fold between Canton Center fit Sheldon August I6 Charles &. Cjioen Scales )C Penney Ford between Sheldon et Morton Taylor
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BUSINESS Care for seniors their specialty NEWSMAKERS Roseberry Adult Day New physicians Health Services Inc. Garden City Hospital opened at 39050 School is expanding its stdff of craft in Livonia on 350 physicians ih 47 spe March 27. cialties by adding four Assistant Director new physicians,. Joining Roderick Roseberry the staff are: answered the following » Dr. Wael Hakmeh, questions about the busi Emergency Medicine. ness, which specializes Hakmeh is board certi-; in adult day care. fied in emergency medi Observen Tell us cine and is one of the about your business. newest members of Gar Including the types of den City Hospital’s ER services and/or prod team. He attended Lake ucts you feahire. Erie College of Osteo Roseberry Adult Day pathic Medicine and Health Care provides ‘ completed his residency daily structiured pro at St. John Hospital and grams in ahomelike Medical Center. setting, with activities B Dr. Jayant Jagan ' and h ^ th -re la te d reha nathan, Neurosurgery. bilitation services for Jagannathan is a neuro older adults who are surgeon, specializing in physically or emotional all aspects of neuro ly disabled and need a surgery. His current goal protective environment. is to provide excellent We provide a combined ■ neurosurgical service to program of supervision, the commu socialization, activities nity, com and personal care for Executive Director Barbara Roseberry of Soufofleid and Anna Dangelo of Dehoit play bingo, photos b y Stephen c a n t r eu | bining com those who should not be STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER passionate home alone during the care, ad day. Fran cis in an effort to assist vanced We provide these Haggerty of caregivers in keeping neurosurgi services to clients who. Detroit has their loved ones at home cal tech have a broad range of p h y sical ■ rather than moving niques and conditions and disor therapy with them to a nursing home. easy acces- D r . “ ders, such as Alzheim the help of Roseberry cares for sibmty for Jagannathan er’s, dementia, or other D irect C are seniors and allows the patients. special needs. Barbara w o rk e r caregiver to take care of Jagannathan is one of Roseberry, with more • Sh aron other things they nor a few neurosurgeons in than 30 years eiqieri- V e a sie y . mally could not accom Michigan to perform all ence caring for disabled plish due to the responsi open and m i n i m a l l y in adults, is on staff for bility of caring for a vasive procedures relat initial consultations. loved one. Affordable, ed to complex spine, Care is provided d in in g . customized, quality spinal-oncology and de the daytime hours, al daytime program of formity, inclufong open lowing the senior to rehabilitation, supervi and percutaneous pedicle continue to live at home. sion and personal care is screw fixation TL^,' Roseberry helps to avoid offered for anyone who ALIF, DUF, vertebro foe costly option of a should not be home plasty, kyphoplasty and nursing home, provides alone. We are planning spinal rafoosurgery. a degree of independ an open house in July He has offices at 18312 ence for the senior and alized care available to bathing, by trained di ■ games and a media room but welcome seniors and Middlebelt, Livonia, and offers respite from the each senior. We offer a rect care workers. We for film viewing. The caregivers to call today a second office in Madi everyday responsibil variety of services tai stand above the average most important feature - for a personal tour.. son Heights. ities for foe primary lored specifically to adult day care in com iis the homelike setting. B Dr. Kori Rothman, caregiver. their needs. If needed, parison of amenities and Our staff and center Roseberry Adult Day Health Physical Medicine and Observer: What clinical foerapy from catmosphere. We offer make you f^ l at home. Care is o p e n 7 a.m. to 6:30 Rehabilitation. Rothman makes your business certified therapists and more than card games Observer: How did p.m. Monday-Fridayand 10 attended medical school unique? social w orkers on staff and bingo. We have you first decide to a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Call at Midwestern Univer What makes Roseber is available. We also scheduled arts and open your business? 734-432-2300 or visit sity, Chicago College of ry unique is the person- offer personal care. crafts instructors, table We opened Roseberry www.roseberryadultday.org. Osteopathic Medicine followed by an internship at Botsford General Hos pital. She completed her The A ll N ew residency at University Attitude makes of Michigan Health Sys tem. Her career interests include sports medicine and interventional spine. a tremendous She has offices at 28455 H aggerty, Suite 200, in Novi. B Dr. David Thomas, difference Emergency Medicine. In Plym ontk Thomas is board certi fied in emergency medi- . s today going to be a Come see our brand new C laris cine. He attended South good day or a bad eastern College of Osteo state-of-the-art repair fa cility at I Newhouse Iday? Life is so full of pathic Medicine and surprises that it might , A SUNNY completed his internship 4 0 4 7 5 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, MI seem impossible to J NOTE and residency program know in the morning at Pontiac Osteopathic how the day will turn Hospital. OOOl out in the end. On one it a good one! For m ore infornm tion I hand, it’s true that Have a sunny day, ' or to make an appoint many things are out Clarity m ent w ith one o f Garden side our control But on P.S. “Nothing can City Hospital’s new or the other hand, we stop the man with foe existing physicians, con control the single most right mental attitude tact the Physician Re determining factor, our from achieving his ferral Line at 877-717- .kr 3 I I attitude. goal; nothing on earth WELL or v isit GCH.org. Attitude is a choice - can help foe man with a choice that mak^s all foe wrong mental atti Site plan OK'd i foe difference. tude.” In business, as in Thoipas Jefferson The Westland City other aspects of our third president of Council recently ap FREE 2 0 % O F F lives, there are so many the United States proved the site plan for a ANY SERVICE, REPAIR, tim es when a change of (1801-09) new Family Dollar store. SPRING SAFETY attitude not only “A positive attitude Famlily Dollar has INSPECTION PARTS, ACCESSORIES changes our feelings ma)[ not solve all your purctu^ed 0.84 acjres on Includes: Battery & Charging System, & BOUTIQUE ITEMS toward a situation but proplems, but it Wayne Road between Up to $100 in Total Savings. ■ actually helps improve annoy enough people to Sheffield Street and Wal Check & Fill all Fluid Libels, Brake & Valid at Don Mass^ Cadillac Plymouth only. Must be Suspension Systems, & Condition of presented at time of write up. Not valid widi any odier the sibiation itself. Yet make it worth foe ef- lace Street, to build and offers or in-store specials. Occludes tires. Does not Tires. Call Today for an Appointment include s^es tax, hamrdous waste fees or shop siqipUes. chan^g our attitude fortl” open a new store this Expiies7-15-13., See dealCT for details. Expires 7-15-13. often seems like the Heim Albright year. Tpe vacant land is most unnatural thing in Painter and zoned ^ a CB-1 (Low foe world. We assume lithographer born 1876 in Intensity Commercial that if something looks Mannheim, Germany Business), and was for bad, sounds bad and RP.S. I always enjoy merly used as parking feels bad, it must be hearing from you and I for foe adjacent Wayne bad. But the realiw is thank you for sharing Lawn and Garden build that it only is bad if we Sunny Notes with oth ing. say it is. ers. 'Ifou can help “I want to thank Fam I’m sure, we can all spread foe sunshine by ily Dollar for choo'sing to remember plenty of inviting others to sub invest in Westland. I look occasions when we’ve scribe to Sunny Notes forward to watching turned ‘problems” into at www.joinsunnyno- them succeed in our $ 9 9 .0 0 FREE “opportunities” and it tes.ram .. great city,“ said Westland usuMy starts with foe Mayor W i l l i a m Y^d. POT HOLE SPECIAL LOANER CARS attitude we choose to Clarity Patton Newhouse The new store will Includes: With any collision center repair. have about foe situa is president of Sunny Media offer a variety of nation Tire Balance & Rotation, We service all makes and models. tion. Group Inc., located at39209 al name bran^ wd pri & Front End Alignment We are a direct repair facility for many C h a n ^ g foe way Six Mile, Suite 16S, Livonia. vate-brand merchandise. Valid at Don Massey Cadillac Plymouth only. major insurance companies. we describe a situation She w r t o “A Sunny Note" to In business for more Must be ptesented at time of write up. Valid on most to ourselves, for ex brighten the day wHh cars and light duty trucks. See dealer for details. Full warranty on all repairs. than 50 years. Family Expires 7-1S-13. Expires 7-15-13. ample from “this encouraging insights for Dollar has more than stinks” to “no prob busines and life. °A Sunny 7,800 stores in 45 states. Hours of operation: Mon., Thurs. 7:30 am - 7:00 pm; lem,” makes an amaz Note" also is published Since 2007 foe city has ing difference. Our online atASunnyNote.corn been maintaining a Tues., Wed., Fri. 7:30 am - 6:00 pm; Sat. 8:00 am - 1:00 pm self-talk is inseparable for readers across America strong vision focused on from our attitude, and and beyond. 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GC girl com petes in N ational Am erican M iss pageant Nine-year-old Brianna Alexis the 7-9-age group. She enjoys dancing as poise and presentation, learning The winner will receiye a $1,000 Kowalczyk will compete in the Na and doing gymnastics-in the yard. H er good sportsmanship as well as setting cash award, crown and banner and ‘ tional American Miss pageant at the favorites also include doing math and and achieving personal goals. Each transportation to compete in the na Adoba Hotel in Dearborn Juljr 4-6. pla3ring with her friends. ear, the program awards more than tional pageant in California. Brianna, The pageant has five age divi- The National ^ erican Miss pro- ' IS million in cash, scholarships and Brianna is the daughter of Melissa Kowatoyk sions and Brianna will compete in gram is based on inner beauty, as well prizes. Kowalczyk of Garden City,
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Listings fo r the Com m unity 417(N> A nn A rbor Road, Ply assault in w estern W ayne Coun D etail: A structured w eekday preschool program s to children Location: Am erican House III, Calendar cari be‘subm itted by m o u t h ty and D ow nriver com m unities alternative fo r adults in need o f aged 2-5 years old at no cost to 35700 Hunter, W estland
em ail atsm ason® hom etownli- fo r m ore than 20 years, is look D etails: A n y f o r m e r e m p l o y e e supen/ision. Program pro vid e m ost fam ilies. There are m any D etails: For r^ idents o f south fe.com . They also can be m ailed o f Burroughs/Unisys are w el ing for volunteers. In te rre d -activitie and discussions to m eet locations available throughout ern and western W ayne County to Sue M ason at 615 W . La com e to Join us to socialize or people m ust be at least 18, sodal, recreational and personal the com m unity. Home-based w ho are caring fp r fam ily m em fayette - Second Level, D etroit, renew acquaintance. There is w illing and able to travel to the needs unique to dependent program s are also available. bers and/or friends age 60 and M l 48226, or faxed»to her atten no cost to join or to attend. A D ow nriver area and com plete a Individuals C cm tact 313-5614110, Ext 10 older, o r w ho are over age 60 tion at 313-223-3318. For m ore cash b ar and a fish b u ffet is 55-hour training program . C o n tact Laurie Krause at ST. MARY them selves. O ffered by Adult inform ation, caii 313-222-6751. , available but not m andatory. C o n tact 734416-1111, E xt 223 laurie.lrfecareads@ gm ail.com W ell-Being Services through The Locotictn: S t M ary Catholic C o n ta ct John Kusch 734-751- VNA HOSPICE and734-956-26(H) , S e n i o r A l l i a n c e . F ^ d e d b y T h e UPCOMING School, 34516 M ichigan Ave., 9 7 6 5 o r kuschjt@ yahoo.com Senior Alliance arid United W ay. D e ta ils: Visiting N urse Associa I^ETRO FIBROMYALGIA W a y n e , EVENTS C o n ta ct Helen Sfreet at 734- t i o n o f S o u t h e a s t - M i d i i g a n ' s Time^date: I'-B p.m . Second and D e talb : S t M ary School offers FALL CRAFT . 629-5004. Call to confirm tim e TRIP TO NYC VNA-hospice program needs fourth Thursday of each m onth ' pre;K 3 and 4 and klndergarten- and date. If com ing fo r th e first Tim elD ate: O ct 3-9 SHOWS volunteers to com fort and M errim an Road elghth-grade. S t M ary has been Ideation: t i m e . support patients at th e end o f Location: N e w Y o r k C i t y ST. THEODORE Baptist Church, 2055 M errim an, recognized as a School o f Dis life. Volunteers can provide just w est o f fo rd in G arden City t i n c t i o n . LIONS CLUB D e tails: The Garden City Public Tlm e/D ata: 9 am to 3 pm . com panionship, w rite a m em oir, 11:45 a.m . the Schools Leisure Program is Saturday,-O ct 12 Details: The first m eeting has a Contact: For more information, Hm e/Date: proride respite fo r fam ily or second M onday o f the m onth offering a trip to N ew York City speaker, th e second m eetir\g is call the school office at 734-721- Location: S t Theodore's Parish, w ork as office support A free open to discuss living w ith 1240. and at 6 30 p.m . the fourth in O ctober. The price is $699 per 8200 W ayne Road, W estland 18-hour training program is M onday o f the m y nth person and includes seven days, fibrom yalgia. D etails: S t Theodore's Confra provided at the VN A head six nights, doubie occupancy and Lucy at 734462-1768, ORGANIZATIONS Lo catio n : Big Boy Restaurant at ternity o f Christian W othen is quarters, 25900 G reenfield, Suite Contact m otor coach transportation. www.M etroFibroGroup.com W ayne Road and H unter In looking fo r crafters fo r its Fall 600. Registration is required, FRIENDS OF ELOISE W e k l a n d . Contact For m or§ inform ation, O a f t S h o w . T h e r e a r e 7 0 t a b l e c o n ta c t 248-967-8361. MENOPAUSE ft MORE Thne/date: 7 p.m . third Tuesday The W estland Lions cail Cam bridge Leisure D epart available a t a cost o f $25 each. D etails: www.vna.org Tbne/date: 7-9 p.m. t h e f i r s t o f the m onths o f February, April, Club holds lunch ynd dinner m ent pt 734-762-8430, E xt 306. No vendors, please. SEASONS HOSPICE W ednesday o f the m onth June, Septem ber and Novem ber PRO WRESTLING m eetings on M ondays. Contact Mary at 734425-4421 Lo o tio n : Classroom 2 of the Location: Collins House in the D etails: Seasons Hospice and C o n tact For m orh inform ation, nm e/D ate: 3 p . m . S u n d a y , J u n e v m # 1 0 ) w est addition o f the M arian W estland Historic Village Park, Palliative Care IS looking fo r call D ebbie Dayton at 734-721- 30. Doors open at 2 p.m . W om en Center of S t M ary 857 N. W ayne Road between ST. M EL volunteers to provide com pan 4 2 1 6 . M ercy H ospital, 36475 Five M ite, M arquette and Cherry Hill, Location: Sgt Rom anowski Tbne/D ate: 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . ionship to patients dealing w ith L i v o n i a W e s t l a n d . TOASTMASTERS VFW Post 6896,28945 Jo y, east Saturday, O ct 5 life lim iting illn ^ . No special of M iddlebelt, W estland D etails: A support group for C o n ta ct Pat Ibbotson ^ 734- Hm e/Date: 7-8:30 p.m . every Location: S t M el's Parish Gym , skills, other than objectivity and w o m en, no registration is 331-9291 o r by em ail at p i b b o t - T h u r s d a y Detail^: The M idwest Pro 7506 N. Inkster Road, D earborn com pasion, are ne^ ed . Train s o @ a o l . c o m o r J o J o h n s o n a t W rffitling Alliance is h i^ n g necessary, and the group is free W arrior^ 3 Com ics & a H e i g h t s ing prorided. Volunteers are Location; 734-522-3918 pro w restling event. Collision. m atched w ith patients in their o f c h a r g e . Gam es, 35613 M ichigan Ave., D etails: Crafters are needed fo r The event w ill be film ed and own com m unity. C o ntact 734455-1100 WESTLAND ROTARY W ayne. Enter froni parking lot S t M el's Fall C raft Show . There entrance. „ later edited fo r television. The Tbne/D ate: 12:15 p.m . Thursdays a r e m o r e t h a n 5 0 t a b l e a v a i l C M itact 8«)-370-8592 COUNTERPOINT event is open to ali ages and is D e tails W ayne-W estiand able. Table cost is $30., tab le LITERACY COUNOL D etails: Counterpoint Shelter Lo catio n ; Joy M anor, 28999 Joy, fre e p f charge. There w iii be and Easytalkers Toastm bsters Club w ith electricity is $35. east o f M iddlebelt, W estland D etails: The Com m unity litera and Crisis Center offers free all y a r line up o f w r^ ie rs like provides a supportjve environ C o n ta ct For applications, call cy Council CLC-is looking fo r counseling and respite services Details: Community Service °The Righteous M aker" Rick m ent w here m em bers can S t M S ^ s a t 3 1 3 - 2 7 4 - 0 6 8 4 o r volunteer tutors in W estern fo r people a g e 10^17 and their programs and planning. Catered Baker, "Prim etim e" Tom m y overcom e the fear p f speaking ertiail stm elsoaftfair@ ya- W ayne County to help adults f a m i l i e . lunch; visitors w elcom e. Check Johnson, Titus, Jerohne "D o It" in p ub lic The m em bership is a h o a c o m . Im prove their reading, w riting w w w.w^landrotary.com for PruitL Com e and discover wh'o C o n t a c t 7 3 4 - 5 6 3 - 5 0 0 5 diveiise group frorri different and com m unication sidlls. The m ore inform ation about m eet w i l l b e t h e n e x t t o h o l d T h e TOUGHLOVE .w alks o f life. ings, program s and events. United States Cham pionship - FOR SENIORS C L C w i l l p r o v i d e t r a i n i n g t o H m e/date: 730-9:30 p.m . C o n ta ct For inforhiation, call In te rK t^ volunteers. Previous title. There w ill be concisions FRIENDSHIP CENTER C o n ta ct Jeff at 734-261-5010 T u e s d a y s Curt at 734-525-8445 o r Luddie available fo r purchase, including experietice o r a bachelor's Location: 1119 N . N ew burgh, FAMILY CAREGIVERS a t 7 3 4 4 1 4 - 0 0 3 4 o r i r i s i t t h e degree is not required. The Location: Northwest Wayne hot dogs, nachos, shacks, pop, W e t l a n d Skill Center, Ann Arbor Trail Tlme/Date: 7 p.m. first Monday w ebsite at w estlan^easytalker- a n d b e e r . council vrill provide free training Details: The Senior Reource of the month s.toastm astersdubs;org. and m aterials, and then m atch . between Merriman and Far C o n ta ct V i s i t t h e M P W A w e b - ' D epartm ent Friendship Center you w ith an adult student In mington, Livonia. Lo catio n: Plym outh District . FISH DIAL-A-I^IDE s i t e a t www.MyMPW Aweb- offers a variety of'program s fo r y o u r a r e a . D etails: Support group, new Library, 223 S. M ain, Plym outh D e ta ils: Fish Dial-J^-Rlde o f s . c o m fo r m ore details. older adults. - C ontact 734416-4906 com ers welcom e. D e tails: For residents of south W estern W ayne County is seek SUPPORT GROUP C o n tact 734-722-7632, HEARTLAND HOSPICE . C o n ta ct 734-261-7ra0 or 248- ern and w estern W ayne County ing volunteers. Volilinteer driv Tlm e/D ate: 630-8-30 p.m . w w w .cl.w estland.m i.us 3 8 0 - 7 7 4 8 w ho are caring fo r fam ily m em ers, using their ow n veh icle, D etails: H eartland Hospice is second M onday o f every m onth DYER CENTER bers and/or friends age 60 and designate days, tim hs, and areas looking fo r caring and dedicated UFECARE Kirk o f O ur Savior older, or w ho are over age 60 th ey are w illin g to cjlrive. Volun- Location: Location: 36745 M arquette, people w ith an interest in Thne/Date: 7- 9:15 p.rh. Thurs them seivs. O ffered by Adult ' teer phone m ssengers arrange Prib yterian O iurch, 36660 between W ayne Road and serving term inally ill patients , d a y W ell-Being Services through The client rides w ith volunteer Cherry H ill, W estland M arquette, W estland and their fam ilies in W ashte Lo cation: 570 5. M ain S t. Senior Alliance. Funded by The drivers one day each w eek from D etails: Do you have a loved D etails: O ffers activitie M on- naw, w ^ em W ayne, M onroe P l y m o u t h Senior Alliance and United W ay. hom e. Fish Dlal-A-Rlde o f W est one in ja il o r prison? Is your day-Friday a t th e center. and Livingston courrties. Volun ern W ayne County is a not-for- heart broken because ai i t ? D e tails: LifeCare Is a care/ C ontact 734419-2020 teers provide a variety o f ser profit com m unity service that Then contact Bonnie at Hope 4 supporl/recovery groups fo r vice Including com panionship, C o n tact Helen Streett at 7 ^ provides free door-ljo-door rides Healing Hearts w ho w ill provide SENIOR FITNESS everyone facing life's challeng e. light housekeeping, errand 629-5(X)4. Call to confirm tim e to non-em ergency inedical and a safe place to talk an d share” ■ Location: M aplewood Senior running, grief support and C o n ta ct Lillian Easterly-Sm ith and date, if com ing fo r th e first other necessary appointm ents w ith others, a place w here you Center, M aplewood w est of clerical service. at info.iifecarecc@ gm ail.corh or t i m e . fo r senior and disabled r«id ents can learn ho w to cope w ith all M errim an, Garden City 734-956-2109. Contact ^973-1145 of Garden O ty, Livonia, and o f the new and frightening D etails: The Seriior Fitn^ s CAREGIVERS - W e s t l a n d . experiences. Learn from others Room is available to those'age SUPPORT GROUP EDUCATION SPOUSES as they share ideas, resources Tb ne/date: 7-8:30 p.m . the third Contact Gall 8 ^ ^ 2 0 0 7 and 50 and older. There's an annual WILLOW CREEK H m e/D ate: 1 p.m . second and support Donations appreci Thursday o f the m onth ', leave a m essage. m em bership is $55 per year or Tuteday of the m onth Location: 36660 Cherry Hill in a t e d . get a daily p a s fo r $1. Senior Location: Am erican House III, EARTH ANGELS W e t l a n d Location; Plym outh District C o n tact For q uitio ns or m ore aerobic cla sss are held 8:45-9:45 35700 Hunter, W ^ an d Library, 223 S. M ain, Plym outh D etails: Earth Angels, a chil D e ta ils: W illow Creek Coopera inform ation, contact Bonnie at a.m . Tuesday and Thursday. A d u l t W e l l - B e i n g ' dren's entertainm ent/ perfor D etails: tive Preschool offers a Parent/ D e tails: For residents o f south Drop in fo r $3 per day. 734-646-2237 o r by em ail at Services through The Senior m ance group com pys^ of kids T o t Young 3's, 3-year and 4-year ern and w ^ em W ayne County prettym onarch@ com castnet C o n tact 734-793-1870 A lliance Is sponsoring a support ages 9-16, is looking to fill spots. p r o g r a m s . w ho are caring fo r a spouse age group that provides support and There are openings fo r girls ages WIDOWED MEN 60 arid older, or w ho are over SENIOR SERVICES in ta c t 734-326-0078 guidance fo r fam ili« caring for 9-11, w ith at least tvvo years o f Tbne/Dade: 9 a.m . Thursdays Location: Senior Senrices age 60 them seto . Offered by an older person. ST. DAMIAN dance experience, arid boys a g » Location: Steve's Fam ily Restau Lounge, W ayne Com m unity A d ult W ell-Being Senrices Lo cation: 29891 Joy, W etland 9-12 w ith no experience needed ran t 15800 M iddlebelt Uvonia Center, 4635 Hovye at Annapolis, C o n ta ct O rris Goldberg at through The Senior Alliance. just an interest in peirform ing. W a y n e ■ 734-629-5«)4. Call to confirm D etails: S t Dam ian Catholic F u n d e d b y T h e S e n i o r A l l i a n c e D etails: W idow ed Friends, a The group delivers a high ener m eeting, if com ing fo r the first School offers prechool for and U nrt^ W ay. peer group o f the Archdiocese D etails: W ayne Seniors Services gy show m ade up o f choreo t i m e . 3-4-year-olds and fu ll day kin C o n ta ct Helen Street at 734- of D etroit in vite widowed m en offers Sew Friendly 1-330 p.m . graphed dance routines spiced dergarten through grade 8. 629-5004. Call to confirm tim e to m eet w ith cither w idow ed W ednsdays;, M aterial Girls 6-9 w ith theatrics and lip-synching FOR YOUR HEALTH co n ta ct 734427-1680, and date, if com ing fo r the first . m en fo r breakfast at 9 a.m . at p.m . the second and fourth to th e oldies m usic o f th e '50s . Steve's Fam ily Restaurant on the W ednesday of the m onth; the SAFE PLACE wwwstdam ian.com . t i m e . and '60s as w ell as som e current second and fourth Thursdays of G olden H our Club at 11 a.m . Thne/date: 7 p.m . Thursdays YW CA PRESCHOOL CAREGIVERS- f a r e . the m onth. M any topics are Thursdays; bingo at 1 p.m . the Location: Fellowship Hall at D etails: T h e Y W C A o f W e t e m WESTLAND . C o n ta ct www.earthangelson- discussed including those that second and fourth Thursday of M errim an Road Baptist Church, W ayne County's Education H m e/D ate: 7 p.m . the third t o u r . o r g or by em ail fd ean- m ay be pertinent to your own the m onth fo r adults age 50 and 2055 M errim an, Garden G ty. Departm ent c^ers quality . Thursday o f the m onth gel1986@ com casLnet. situation. A lso, ideas are pre- . older and the Som etim es Travel D etails: A Safe Place is based on sented to help you becom e Club fo r adults age 30 and older th e Alcoholics fo r Christ pro Involved in th e activities o f w ith $5 annual dues. g r a m . W idowed Friends. C o n ta ct For m ore inform ation, CITY OF WESTLAND Contact: R u s s W e a t h e r s a t C o n ta ct For m ore inform ation, call 734-721-7400. I 734422-1995 call Didc at 313-534-0399. INVITATION TO BID BURROUGHS OLD VOLUNTEERS ADULT DAY SERVICES TIMERS FIRST STEP T ln ^ D a te : 7 30 a.m . to 5:30 p.m . weekdays Tlme/Date: 11:30 a.m . on the D e tails: First Step, w hich has Sealed proposals w ill be received by the City of Westland Iterchasing Division, 36601 Ford Location: 570 5. M ain S t, last Friday o f th e m onth been active In the effo rt to end Road, Westland, Michigan 48185, on or before J n lv 11th. 2013 at llteon a.m. (no exrjeptions d o m ^ c violence and sexual P l y m o u t h Locationr'Plymoiith E l k s C l u b , w ill be made for late filings) for the following:
The Refurbishment of Two City Tank Trucks ABSTRACT Complete specifications and pertinent information may be obtained from tiie Purchasing WAYNE CITY COUNCIL MEETING NO. 2013-21 Office. 'The City of Westland reserves the right to rcgect any or all bids. Prqi>oSalB must be submitted by Ifoe time stated above or they w ill be returned. The City of Westland reserves June 18,2013 the r i^ t to reject any or all-bids. - Special Meeting of the City Council held 'Tuesday, June 18,2013 at 7:03p.m. at Wayne City Hall, 3365 S. Wayne Rd. M EM BERS PRESEN T: Haidous, Dobrowolski, Damitio, Devin J. Adams Manit, Rhaesa, Hawley. M EM BER ABSENT: Henley. Recessed to a closed session at Controller 7:05p.m. Reconvened in open session at 8:00p.m. Adjourned at 8:06pjn. Putdish: June 27,2013 I Matthew K . Miller City Clerk
Public June 27,2013 ATidaiiosaia CITY OF WESTLAND ; SYNOPSIS OP MINUTES MTG. 12 6/17/13 Presiding: President Godbout ABSTRACT Present: Bryant, Hammons, Kadi, Kehrer, Reeves WAYNE CITY COUNCIL MEETING NO. 2013-22 110: Appr. temp, structure @ 31234 Warren Rd. for firework sales 6/28-7/4. June 18,2013 - Ext. deadline to pay 2013 summer taxes to 8^0/13. - Appr. bid for Ice Ai«na lighting renovations to Douglas electric; amt. $107,000. A Regular Meeting of the City Coimdl was held Tuesday, Jrme 18, 2013 qt 8:00p.m. - Apprl agrmnt. w/P. O stros^ as "at will” Director of Building Inspections. at Wayne City Hall, 3365 S. Wayne Rd. M EM BERS PREiSENT: Haidous, Dobrowolski, - Appr. of Excess Workers Comp Agrmnt. w/Willis of MI for .City’s self-insured program; amt. Damitio, Manit, Rhaesa, Hawley. M EM BER ABSENT: Henley. Presentation of Police $75,888. Dept. ScholarsMp to Stephanie Rainey and by Police Chief regarding Fireworks. -Approved 1 yr. MSB contract for Ice Arena Mgmt. amt; $121,000. APPROVED: minutes of the special & regular meeting of June 4; 1st reading of rezoning -Approved 1 yr. MSB contract for Golf Course Mgmt. amt. $104,900. of 36263 Mich. Ave. E .; Site Plans for American Jetway at 3850 Howe and Wayne Ind. -Approved 1 yr. MSB contract for Crossing Guard Mgmt. amt. $70,000. At 36253 Mich. Ave. E .; Amended DDA Budget; Materials Recovery Facility License - Intro Ord. 188-A-3 to amend Ch. 60, Art. IV, Sec. 60-102 concerning use of consumer for Renu, 34939 Brush; second reading of Ord. No. 210.00 Fee Sched.; second reading fireworks and penalties for violations. ~ of Ord. No. 1042 Ind. Wastewater Control; various appointments & resignations to 111: Appr. to provide direction to Pension Board setting pension level for family of B. Wbelhke. boards & commissions; contract to U H Y LLP-for Audit Services; fees by resolution for 112: Appr. minutes of meeting held 6/3/13. . rental program; payment to ARC for $6,163.00; PSA with Stantec for $43,800 fer EQ 113: Transfer ownership of Class C Liquor Ucense to be located at 5940 N. Wayne Rdl Bsism; payment to Nankin Transit for $21,000 for dues; call public hearing for July 16, 114: Appr. site plan for prop. Family Dollar, PID #075-04-0001-001, -0002-001, -0003-001, 2013 at 8:00 for an Lidustrial Development District at 36253 Mich. Ave. E .; letter of -0005-001, -002, -003, & -0006-001, e. side of Wayne Rd., s. of Palmer Rd., w/contingebdes. understanding for Dispatchers merger; declaring 34449 Glover a hazardAiuisance on 116: Con£ re-appt. of T.,Jackson to Ldbraty Bd. for 5 yr. term to exp. 6/20/18. emer. basis. Received and filed Communications and Reports. Afijoumed at 10:44 p.m. 116: Appr. chem ist: $1,483,420.36 & Prepaid: $ 36,562.28. Mtg. abj. at 8:00 p.m. Matthew K . Miller Minutes available in the Clerk’s Office. . City Clerk James Godbout Eileen DeHart Council President City a e rk , CMC Publish: June 27,2013 AT142107 3x3.8 uhllfllr? .Tnnfl 27. * ______
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Fireworks are sjmonymous with the Fourth of July, and with the holiday just a week away, it is a good time to remind people about fireworks safe ty. M th Michigan now allowing the sale and use of consumer fireworlj^s like Roman candles, bottle 'Tm not really for it. “We pay enough for “I guess I’d say yes. I “I guess so. If people rockets, sky lanterns and other items that leave We’re already paying for shipping and handling. It think it's only y r .” paid sales tax, they might the ground, more people than ever are putting on their own backyard shows. As a result, safety is shipping.” • would be a ripoff to Jessita Dishew not spend a s much critically important; Nick Cooper charge tax on top of that Garden City online.” Fireworks can cause blindness, third-degree . • Dearborn Heights We pay enough as it is.” Eric Price
bums,'permanent scairing and even death. Ac C a n t o n cording to the National Council on Firework Safe M aiy Cooper ty, 9,300 people suffer serious injuries due to fire Dearborn Heights works every year, with 400 losing sight in one or both eyes. Forty percent of injuries are caused by illegal fireworks, and 45 of injiuies sustained by children are to thosle under age 14. Fven fireworks that are labeled as safe can cause injuries. As children, we’ve all enjoyed LETTERS waving sparklers, but they have caused more in juries to youngsters under age 5 than any other Help Yankee A ir tween Iraq and Afghanistan. He type of fireworks. Sparklers bium at temper- SEND US YOUR told me our young soldiers be atimes of about 2,000 degrees. They’re hot enough Observer and Eccentric: At VIEWS ing deployed to Iraq and Af to melt some metals; imagine what they can do to a tention Bob Hynes ghanistan are not offered a pen child. „ • Re: B-24 Bomber Plant at W e w elcom e your Letter to the sions unless they serve 20 years. The Office of the Michigan State Fire Marshal t^ o w R u n Editor. Please include your nam e, Even if they see action, unless * has some tips’to help make Fourth of July fire If all the Michigan veterans a d d r e s s and phone num ber for they serve 20 years, they do not works safe. Some are common sense, but still who fought in World War II verification. We may edit for receive a pension. If a soldier worth repeating. were here not to voice their c l a r i t y , space and content. Submit dies in action, the spouse only » Buy ready-made fireworks rather than mak opinion they would all agree on letters by th e fo llo w ing formats: receives a one lump sum pay- ing your own, even from a kit. the importance of the B-24 Bom W e b : w w w .hom etownlife.com ‘ ment, no guaranteed pension. » Make sure an adult is present at all times. ber and the role it played help M a ll: Letters to th e Editor, My deepest condolence goes B Don’t allow children to operate fireworks, ing to end the war in Europe. Wayne-Wesdand a n d Garden out to our lost hero's in the City Observer N ew spapers, 615 even sparklers. I The historic bomber’plant at arm ed forces and our first re .» Buy only legal fireworks that have a label Vmow Run, where over 8,000 W. Lafayette, Second Level, sponders. ru never understand with instructions for proper use. If your fire planes were built by Rosie the Detroit, Ml 48226 why government officials are works don’t have an instruction label, they’re Riveter, is epic! Fax; (313) 223-3318 paid more than they are. probably illegal to use. Some of us who had an oppor Email: sm ason@ hom etown- I recommend the City Coun B Choose fireworks that are appropriate for tunity to see an air show a t Wil l i f e . c o m . cil reduce their pay or pension the area you’ll be using them in. For example, low Run took the old bomber Blog: You may also let your to cover any pension increase. avoid using rockets or other aerial fireworks in plant for granted and expected opinions be heard with your own Otherwise please refrain frqm blog at hometownlife.com. the backyard or a busy street. that it would always be a part of increasing any pension. B Follow all the directions on the label closely. the Yankee Air Force Museum, Deadline: Letters must be re C M anzo B Always use fireworks outside vnth a bucket as it should be. Your article, Mr. ceived by 9 a.m, Monday to be Westaland of water or hose nearby. Keep fireworks away Hynes, featured the late Sonny publ'tshed in the Thursday edl- \ from dry leaves or other materials that can easily EUot, who became a prisoner of tion. Thanks for support catch on fire. war after being shot down from The Franklih High School B Point fireworks away from people. If you’re his B-24. It’s ju st one of thou Senior All Night P ahy would lighting a firework, wear eye protection ^ d don’t san d s of ex am p les of b ra v e ry in Wayne County to remember this like to thank all of the busi lean over the firework. action fought by veterans m de at election time. If the candidate nesses and organizations that 8 If a firework doesn’t seem to work, do not go and female. has incumbent, next to his or helped make our party for the over to it or attempt to relight it. If you can reach it My interest in your article is her name, that means they were Class of 2013 a great success! with a hose or bucket witiiout getting too close, largely because foiu' of my p art of thte debacle and you We could'not have done it with douse it with water. brothers served in World War H, must decide if you want them out your help. Please make it a B Soak all fireworks in a bucket of water before brothers who were too young to back. I know I don't. priority to frequent the busi throwing them away. travel the world in conditions I want to apologize to the GC nesses and organizations that Bif someone gets an eye injury from fire not fit for a pig, in most re- City Council for trying to save donate and give back to their works, don’t rub the eye or attempt to wash it out. spects.*One brother was killed money by using less water. community. Call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room. It at the young age of 22 and is. You caught me and raised my Jimmy Johns - Plymouth could make tiie difference between saving a per buried in France. Another broth rates so now instead of saving Road - Livonia, Biggby Coffee, son’s ^ight, permanent blindness, or significant er retiuned home in a body cast, money for usiog less, I vtill pay Antonio’s Pizza - Westland, Livo bums. another deaf from the shelling more. What’s next? Charging me nia Merribowl, Chili's - Wonder Afaother bit of advice: Avoid buying fireworks and another afflicted with fro more taxes for not putting out land, Livonia Pat MiOiken Ford, m brown paper packaging. That’s often a sign that zen feet. They were all proud to my garbage. Maybe you could Benny's Pizza - Westland, Daly's the fireworks were made for professional shows serve and ms^e sacrifices. Vet put a toll booth up on the park's Restaurant, Fat R at's Pizza - and could pose a danger to consumers. erans to the end! Many parents walking path. How about a pay Livonia, Nick a t Night DJ, Lui And if you’re planning on putting on your own lost sons and daughters over to enter turnstile at City gi's - Livonia, Cardwell Florist, fireworks show be considerate of yotu* neighbors. there in countrifs they hardly • Skip Wehrle Bed, Bath and Beyond - West- While you might consider it OK to dp your fire studied about in school. These Garden City land, Livonia Education Associa parents had hopes and dreams tion, Busch's Market - Livonia, works show at 2 a.m., your neighbors may not ap Hold line preciate the noise. for their kids college, marriage, Focd Point, Sorrello's - Livonia, Lt. Gov. Brian Galley last week signed into law. children, ^ a n d c h il^ e n . So on pensions Livonia Goodfellows, Valentino’s what he called a “common sense bill” that allows many sacrifices were made by K rst I would like to offer my - Livonia, Livonia Parks and local governments to prohibit the use of consumer so many people. condolence to the Woehlke fam Recreation, state Rep. John fireworks between midnight and 8 a.m. on the day The planes did the job they ily. Mr. Woehlke and his family Walsh, Livonia Paraprofessional before, day of, and day after national holidays. were built to do and earned the are in 0 1 0 * prayers. Association, IKEA - Canton, People who ignore the rules, could face fines of up nickname “The Liberator.” Gen To the City Coimcil and West- Livonia Youth Commission, 7-Eleven, Webster PTA, Wd- to $500. eral Motors, Ford and Chrysler land pension board, I commend Dr. John Hall, manager of the National Fire need to step up and say “thank your honest and sincere attempt green’s, Livonia Anniversary Protection Association’s Fire Analysis and Re you” to the veterans who not to offer the Woehlke family Committee, Franklin A thletic. search, may have said it correctly: "Safe and sane only served in the war, but came heartfelt monetary reparation Boosters and Franklin Band fireworks don't exist. When things go wrong with home, bought their vehicles and for their loss. I believe you will Boosters. fireworks, they go very wrong, very fast, far fast even worked in their factories. use your private funds to follow If anyone was left out, plehse er than any fire protection provisions can reliably They all benefited from the war through on your offer to in accept our deepest apologies'. respond."- and the end result. I hope they crease their pension even, if Becky Wood and the Franklin This Fourth of July play it safe. Leave the pyro realize the importance of giving public funds are not allowed. Senior All Night Committee technics to the professionals. It’s better to be safe back to the veterans and the Many in the city have offered than sorry. Yankee Air Force Museum. It’s what they can afford during Don't profile suspecte time to step up to the plate and these tough economic times. - The First Amendment right preserve a monumental piece of The citizens of Westland have to free speech is a wonderfm Michigan history. always been great during public concept but it is a sad day when Agnes Camilleri fundraisers for families in need. it is used without logic or justice W estland Westlanders are, and will al to attack others. The ways be, neighborly and offer Assigning blame to all Mus Explanation needed above and beyond whatever lims for the Boston bombings is OK, we know what Bob Fica- they can. malicious Our worst act of do no's intent is and we know Ben That said, I must remind the m estic terror, the bombing of ny is running for mayor of De City Council they have been the Oklahoma City federal troit, but can someone, anyone elected to be-fiscally respon biulding (168 dead), was carried from the Wayne County Com sible with public funds. Many out by a Catholic, Army veteran mission explain to us, tiie citi citizens have lost benefits, pen and gun rights supporter. Must zens of Wa3me County, how you sions and are accepting pay cuts we be “vigilant and skeptical of can justify spending over $300 to keep their jobs and many are those around us” who are Catho million on a jail in downtown stiU losing their jobs. In some lic, veterans or gtm rights ad Detroit. cases, both spouses work two vocates? That is silly. We’ve known for years that jobs to make ends meet. Many In Michigan, our w orst act of Mike Hitch was looking for a single moms are having to take school violence (38 elementary place to build a new hockey a second job to put' food on the school children and 6 adults arena. Couldn't any of you fig- table for their children. - dead) was carried out by a lu-e out that maybe, just maybe, We are compassionate peo farmer and former school board he would have bought that Iwd ple, but once government sets a member. It'is nonsensical to for a tidy siun and you, in all precedence, where do we stop, view farm ers and school board your wisdom, could build a jail giving handouts. Many citizens members as “our worst enemies don't tru st government manage As a person who has lived The professional fireworks displays, which always with that money on a different site. But then that makes sense ment of public dollars and feel and worked abroad with Hindus attract large crowds, are a safe way. file photo and none of your decisions ever our city leaders are paid to and Sikhs, Buddhists and Mus make sense. much. Many feel government lims, I just find some of the . . How about approving the has forgotten the value of the biases among a few of my fel WCCC security contract. You let dollar. Pensions are becoming a low Amiericans so wrong head Benny pay his best friend a benefit of the past only Offered ed. We need a little more of $50K consulting fee and his to unions and government em Abraham Lincoln’s vision, “With brother becomes the head of ployees. Many professionals in ^ malice toward non^ with char- Q b s e e v e r that security firm. The good dangerous employment are only " ity for all...;’ Let’s live and work A GANNETT COMPANY news there is, your giving Ben offered insurance in which they together with grace. Sue Mason, Grace Perry, ny a leg up on how to run the pay the premiums. James Pearson Community Editor Director o f. city of D etroit. I was talking to my veteran Highland Susan Rosiek, Advertising Again, I beg the citizens of buddy who did three tours be Executive Editor hometownlife.com L O C A L N E W S 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27, 2013 (WG) A 1 1
‘W icked,’ w eifd, deadly: Villainous plants am ong us Summer’s heady days pounds that can damage are upon us, and many a cat’s cardiac^ system. gardens in Uie area are And be careful when brnsting forth with ver digging up horseradish to dant abundance. Few of serve for dinner - aco us may give consider nite, also known as ation to our blooming monkshood, has roots beauties beyond their that appear v$ry similar obvious aesthetic and to those of horseradish, . fragrant contributions to but the monkshood roots our landscapes. Some of contain acontikiine, a these natural clutrmers, powerful alkaloid that however, harbor perilous causes nerve paralysis secrets within their ten and death. der shoots and leaves. Stewart’s easy-to-use Author Amy Stewart volume, complete with explores the dark side of detailed e t c ^ g s of each such plants in her book. garden villain| is fun and Wicked Plants: the Weed . essential reading for any th a t K illed Lincoln’s backyard grower. Her M other & O ther Botan- book is a belpiul remind Brian Cheesman of Canton swings on the tee for tiie 18th hole. He's watched by Chuck Duckwall of Battle Creek. ■ ical Atrocities. er to enjoy the fruits of PHOTOS BY BILL BRESLERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER . « Her detailed examples your gardening labor, but of unfortunate plant approach youi^ plants victims include Shake with caution. Behind speare’s Juliet (she con those glossy l^ v e s and . sumes a man(h:ake-laced beguiling flowers may Pro-am helps fund sleeping potion) and the lurk a c ^ o u s killer! Greek pMosopher Socra Find Wicke^ Plants: tes, who was felled by a the Weed that Killed drink of Conium mac- Lincoln’s Mother & Other idatum, or poison hem Botanical Atrocities and lock. more gardenii^g titles at operating room H ere are some nefar your Wayne Public Li ious no-goodniks that brary, where you can Dig may be more familiar: into Reading (^dults and By Brad Kadridi ty the hospital serves, Joe-^e Weed, the beauti children) or delve Be staff Writer being home to the out ful p i ^ wildflower neath the Surface (teens) • patient facility St. Jo blooming in your garden, with summer i[eading Much of the'work was seph Mercy Canton. has a deadly relative, programs for all ages. already done Monday “We consider Canton white snakeroot ( Eupa- Just a reminder The when golfers took to our community,” Casa toiiuntrugosum). A del Wayne Public Library Pheasant Run Golf Club lou said. ‘Theasant Run icate en c^ter decked wiU have new hours of in Canton for the 16th. has been so supportive out in fuzzy white flow operation beginning on animal St. Joe’s Pro-Am, of us. I can’t imagine ers, white snakeroot is ■ July 1. The libijary will be what, with some $140,000 having the tournament native to Michigan and open Tuesday ^ d of the $150,000 goal d - anywhere else.” other Midwestern states. Wednesday from 10 a.m. ready having been Canton Chamber of According to Stewart, to 8 p.m., and Thursday reached. Rob Casalou, president and CEO of S t Joseph M erw Ann Commerce President frontier settler Nancy through Saturday from But that didn’t stop Arbor and Livingston, said Canton's Pheasant Run is the Thomas Paden acknowl Hanks Lincoln fell ill in noon to 5 p.m. th e li more than 200 golfers on perfect place to hold the fundraiser. edged St. Joseph Mercy 1818, a victim of “milk brary is close(^ Sunday 54 teams, including as a “good partner” and sickness” caused by and Monday. more than 50 profession supporting the cause said the relationship drinking milk produced , The library will be als, from finishing the were 2010 Olympic ice between event and by cows that had eaten closed on Thursday, July job, helping to raise dancing champions Tes course is a natural. this killer p lan t 4- money to benefit the sa Virtue and Scott Moir, “St. Joe’s is a huge Does your garden new St. Joseph Mercy sports radio personality supporter of the Canton include rhubarb, its Library Central was compiled Ann Arbor Outpatient Jeff Lesson and health community and Pheas crimson color beckoning ■ by Kathleen G. Kokakowski, Surgery Center the hos reporter Lila Lazarus. ant Run is a terrific golf from your vegetable Adult Services librarian. The pital is building. Hospi Lazarus, a television course,” Paden said. patch? Delicious stalks, Wayne Public Library is at3737- tal officials said the personality who has “Anytime we can get this but deadly leaves. What S. Wayne Road, Wfyne. For state-of-the-art hybrid • formed Orchard Lake- crowd of people into our- about the succulent ka- more information, call operating room based Lila Productions, community, it’s a plus.” lanchoe brightening your 734-721-7832 or go online to allow cardiologists, radi- does health documenta kitchen windowsill with www.wayne.lib.ml.us. ologuts and cardiac,. ries with S t Joseph Mer- [email protected] clusters of cheerful flow cardiothoracic and vas ' cy. She said the tourna 313-222-8899 ers? It contains com cular surgeons to coor Hockey Great Ted Lindsay ment is a “great cause” Twitter. ®bkadrich dinate procedures for didn't play, but w as on and it gives her a chance patients who need in hand as chairman emeritus to see the doctors with tensive heart and vascu of the fundraiser. whom she works on- lar interventions. camera in a different ' And the pro-am is.a setting. n t e big part of making it ' the years.” “It’s a great chance to happen, according to St. ■The celebrity pro-am see the doctors I work Joseph Mercy Ann Ar drew stars from a varie with outside the oper bor CEO Rob Casalou, ty of areas, most notably ating room,” said Laza S lW t who said the tournament hockey players. Detroit rus, who won a local will raise “about 10 per^ Red Wings legend Ted Emmy for her docu UC0«S® cent’’of the funding Lindsay serves as the mentary on the meningi needed. tournam ent’s chair tis outbreak. “And it’s a “It’s the leading edge emeritus, while former great cause. 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The event, which and having to prove his J S i j He had hoped to be will benefit the ability and woithiness. M artin drafted after being FViends of Maybury, His experience at that has named an NCAA Division starts at 5 p.m. with prepared him for the next II All-America and nation the 1-miler (pre- rung on the ladder of his base al Pitcher of the Year. He was registration cost $5) ball career. Harvey Martin of Farmington pitches for Minnesota State in the NCAA followed by the 8K M artin, who starred a t Far- See M AiniN, Page B2 Division II tournament. Minnesota state athletics (pre-registration cost $25) on dirt and paved trails at 5:30 p.m. The 8K partici pants will receive a tech T-shirt and all children in th61-mile Miss Softball: Ladywood’s will receive a fin ishers medal. Awards will be in five-year incre ments. Fidge sings a happy tune Family fun in cludes a story hour, face painting and By Brad Emons hands-on activities Observer Staff Writer during the race. Post-race activities Celeste Fidge admits she include pizza, live wasn’t a bom hitter. music, libations, But the way the Livonia Lady- homemade baked wood third baseman crushed the goods and awards ball during her senior year was ceremony. a far cry from her days with the Application forms 12-and-under slimmer league can be downloaded at, team Livonia Storm. www.northvilleroad “Actually it’s a funny story,’’ runners.org; or you said the newly crowned Miss can register online at Softball. “When I was younger I www.active.com was used to be at the end of the Race day regis batting lineup. I really didn’t tration begins at 3 have much interest in the sport p.m.($35forthe8K of softball until I had this one and $8 for the 1- coach (Jerem y Avery), who mile). A recreational gave men bunch of instructions park passport is to become a better hitter. And required at the gate finally, one time when I nmde and day passes are contact with the ball, it went available. right over the outfielder’s h^d, For more informa and I said, ‘I think I’m going to tion, call Peg Camp- give this sport a try.’” beU at 248-417-5710; Fidge, who has signed with . or email peggya the University of Toledo, was Campbell named the Field Player of the @gmail.com. Year by the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Associa tion, while Sterling Heights Bucks stop Stevenson’s Alyssa Huntley earned Pitcher of the Year hon Rovers, 4-1 ors by the MHSSCA. The Michigan Fidge, who hit .500 this sea Bucks avenged their son with five homers, 18 doubles lone setback this and 35 RBI, became ± e secdnd summer in the Pre straight Ladywood player to mier Development. earn the Miss Softball award League with a 4-1 win- joining former teammate Briana Saturday over the Combs, who was the 2012 host River City Rov MHSSCA Pitcher of the Year. ers (Ky.) in a match “I was very much sheU- played at the Shelby shocked,” Fidge said of the hon County Athletic or. “I was not expecting to get it Complex. at all, but very happy. My team Gerald Ben and mates were really supportive of Drew Ruggles each me getting it, too. I tlunk it that collected a goal and was the best part of it was ev assist as the first- eryone else’s reaction. It was a place Bucks im^ good feeling.” proved to 7-1-0 (21 Ladywood coach Scott Combs points) in the Great infOnhed Fidge of the honor last Lakes Division of the Monday, but made the an PDL’s Central Con nouncement a little suspenseful. ference.. “It Was funny the way he Livonia Ladywood's Celeste Fidge w as named Miss Sofdiall Field Player of the Year, bill br^sler j staff photographer Dion Peters and presented it,” Fidge said. “Early Nathan Steinwascher on that day he said, T have a also scored for the secret to tell you.’ I said, ‘Oh, softball at age 9 starting with 2013 as the Blazers finished “/ wds very m uch Bucks, while broth really, this should be great.’ the Storm’s 10- through 14-and- 32-10 overall ers Matt and Nick Then he calls me up later that under teams before moving over “She came in at a tim e four shell-shocked. I was Walker drew assists. evening and said, ‘Go get your to Compuware’s 16- and 18-and- years ago when there were some not expecting to get it Bucks goalkeeper mom and yoiu: dad.’ I was like, under squads. veterans on the team anjd some Adam Grinwis, who ‘OK,’ and he told me I was Miss Meanwhile, she landed at people that had played heavy at all, but v^ry happy. made three saves, SoftbaU.” Ladywood as a ninth-grader travel ball,’’ Scott Combs re ... I t w a s a g o o d had his shutout bid Fidge, who lives in Westland, where she started four straight called. “As a freshmmi, she was spoiled in the 89th attended Nankin Mills Elemen seasons earning Division 2 first- a totally different person. I don’t f e e l i n g . ” minute by the Rdv- tary in grades K-fom* before team All-State honors three think she said three words her aLESTEHDGE° ers’ Luis Ramirez. going to Livonia St. Michael’s straight years helping the Blaz freshman year around the team. M iss Softball w inner The Bucks will go School for grades five-eight. ers to an MHSAA state title in after their seventh She began playing organized 2012 and a Final Fomr berth in See FIDGE. Page B2 consecutive win beginning at 7:30 p.m. Thursday when they face the Toronto Lynx at Pontiac’s Ultimate Soccer Metro W est skaters earn State Gam es gold m edal Arenas. Tickets, avaUable at the gate, are half- ‘The key was... everybody the fourth time. “Most of these priced at $5. For players are top-line guys on more information, bought into the system’ . their high school teams, but visit www.bucks some were asked to play on the soccer.com. By Ed Wright third or fourth lines because staff Writer we’re so deep. E ve^body ac cepted his role, which is why we Hole-in-one Silver is nice, but it wouldn’t were able to win the gold.” Commerce Town suffice for the 2013 M etro West Metro West was so dominant ship resident Mike high school hockey team head in the championship game that Lee registered a ing into last weekend’s talent- the contest was halted after two hole-in-one June 21 rich Meijer State Games tourna periods when the mercy rule on Glenhurst Golf ment in Grand Rapids. kicked in. Course’s 120-yard The squad of Observerland- “We just came out flying and fourth hole. area icers met its gold standard we never let up,” Ossenmacher The 70-year-old on Sunday when it skated away said, referring to the gold medal Lee, who has been with the top prize at the four-day game. playing golf for SO competition after laying a thor Ossenmacher’s skaters ad years, used a seven ough thumping on Team South, Members of tfie Metro W est hockey team celebrate after winning the gold vanced to the final after smoth- iron on his memora 10^, in the title tilt. medal at the 2013 Meijer State Gam^s in Grand Rapids. ermg Team West, 3-0, on Sat ble shot. . Metro West was the runner- urday. He carded a nine- up in the 2012 tournament, talent. system,” said Metro West head The champions opened with a hole round of 46, It which features a vast majority “The key to our success was coach Ryan Ossenmacher, who was Lee’s first ace. of Michigan’s elite prep hockey that everybody bought into the was orchestrating the team for See GOLD; Page B5 B2 (W) 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27,2013 hometownlife.com this year’s CWS. Top-ranked erick uniform.” MARTIN Tampa won, 8-6. M artin’s most memorable “1 don’t regret going to Cen game was this year’s regional Continued from Page B1 tral at all,” he said. “I earned a final in which MSU defeated degree there and made a ton of Missouri Western, One of the terribly disappointed when great friends. In going to Min best hitting teams in the coun that didn’t happen, but the nesota, I thought it was kinda ty , according to Martin. He Brewers called shortly after crazy, going to a Division II pitched a complete, 10-inning the draft ended to offer him a school where it was colder^ game and the M avericks won, free-agent contract. than Michigan. My decision to 4-1. 1 That was late in the day leave was probably the tough “Obviously, that catapulted Saturday, June 8. He packed est I had to make, but it was me into a lot of the awards I his belongings on Sunday and the best decision I’ve made in got at the end of the season,” was on a plane Monday for my b^eball career.” M artin said. “To help lead the Montana and the Advanced And the 2013 accolades piled team into the College World Rookie League. up for M artin, who was named Series was a lot of fun. I loved “It’s kind of a blessing in to the All-America Hrst team playing those guys at Minneso disguise,” Martin said, adding and was selected the national ta State. We were fortunate to he begins the next ph^e of hdis Harvey Martin was 19-1 over two seasons and helped the Mavericks Pitcher of the Year by Raw- host the regional two years in a career with an. inner chip on win two Northern Sun Conference titles. Minnesota state athlehcs lings/ABCA, Daktronics and row and play in the (CiWS) his shoulder, “i knew I would the National C ollette Bas^ twice.” play professional baseball at lone win. He took a chance and left ball Writers Association. He some point from all the feed “I struck out the side in the for Mankato, Minn., with some also was the NSIC’s Pitcher of Moving forward back I was getting, but free first inning, which was kinda thing to prove as a potential the Year and one of eight final Not only has the 24-year-old agency wasn’t the first priority awesome to start my pro ca starting pitcher. He was 10-0 ists for the Tino Martinez M artin moved on from a good on my list. reer,” Martin said, “llie next and was named the Newcomer Award as the top player in memory like that, he has put “It’s a motivating factor for inning was a real quick inning of the Year in the Northern Division n . the disappointment of not be me. I’ve always had to prove with a couple pop-ups and a Sun Intercollegiate Conference. “If I had been told all of this ing drafted behind him, too. myself, at Central Odichigan) ground ball. last year. was going to happen to me The bottom line is he’s playing and Miimesota State. It won’t “There were a lot of nerves “I definitely did what I set when I left (CMU), I probably pro ball now. be easy here and I don’t expect in that first inning, but I got it out to do by leaving and get would have laughed about it,” “I thought I was going to get it to be. Going through the out of the way. When you have ting the opportunity to pitch,” Martin said. “Awards come drafted last year and it &dn’t things I did in college - the a successful first inning, you M mtin said. “I was given the with team success. If a team is work out, which made me a surgery, the transfer, the ups feel like you belong a little bit. opportunity to do something. going to the national champi stronger person - to keep chas and downs during my career -■ Obviously, it’s something to that wasn’t going to be given at onship, you’re going to have ing it, developing patience and put me in a good mindset to build on.” Central Michigan. I had the some All-Amencas on it. I w as, working toward what you handle the free agency deal.” opportunity to do that at Min ju st fortunate to be one of want,” M artin said. “A lot of Regardless of how he got B ig s k y c o u n try nesota State and it worked out. those guys. people wanted to see more there, M artin has his foot in In the short tim e he’s been I’m very thankful for that.” “Award-wise, that was nev strikeouts out of me. I think the door. He plans to make the there, M artin is enjoying the er the goal of leaving. The goal that’s why I was national Pitch most of his opportunity and, ei^erience in Helena and rev Repeat performance was to pitch and try to get into ■ e r of the Year, because my , hopefully, move up the chain of eling in the knowledge he’s The challenge facing M artin professional baseball. Any strikeout-to-walk ratio was up minor league teams. actually playing professional at the start of tihe 2013 season thing else was an added bonus. there. “I can’t change the fact of baseball. was to prove thb previous one I’m where I wanted to be.” “One thing that hurt me in free agency,” he said. “I told “It’s pretty awesome,” he was not a fluke, that he could the draft was that I was older the Brewers, “I promise I will said. “Every now and then, I sit back it up by having another Place in history and had arm surgery. Teams not take a day off all the time back during practice and real great year. He did tibat and M artin ends his college aren’t interested in older guys I’m here. I’ll keep working and ize where I’m a t and kinda more. career as the most decorated who’ve had arm surgery. I getting my nose dirty.’ living my dream. We wear • The right-handed Martin player in MSU baseball history thought, with the season I put “I don’t have the luxury of Brew ers across oim chests and ' posted a 9-1 record with a 2.06 and the first to win the Pitcher up there, I couldn’t be denied being an 18-year-old who it’s a cool feeling every day to earned run average and was of -the Year honor. the chance. I thought 250 in signed for a lot of money. It’s realize I’m employed by a nationally ranked in several. “His accolades on the field nings was enough to show what great playing here, but my goal Major League baseball team. categories. He was second in won’t overshadow the impact I could do. is to be in the big leagues.” It’s been a great time so far.” strikeout-to-walk ratio with 91 he left off the field,” MSU “If I never played in the The season just started last The 6-foot-l, 195-pound Mar and seven, respectively, in 78.2 coach Matt Magers said, re- Major Leagues, I wanted to week for the Helena Brewers, tin transferred two years ago innings. garding-Mardn’s ability to leave with people saying, ‘Har who were 1-3 in the Pioneer from Central Michigan to He helped lead the 42-9 motivate his teammates. “His vey Martin was the best pitch League standings at the ARL MSU..He played two of foin* M avericl^ to a second straight mental approach and passion er I’ve seen all season.’ If I did level. Martin’s first appear seasons at CMU where his NSIC championship and con-, for the game enabled him to that and made siure Year. 2 ance went well, however. moimd time was limited to spot secutive runner-up finishes in compete at a level most play wasn’t a fluke, I thought I’d get He pitched two scoreless appearances in relief . He was the NCAA Division H College ers never attain. Despite only a shot to be where I am. It’s innings of late-game relief redshirted in 2008 and had World Series. M artin’s only playing here for two seasons, still sinking in. I haven’t taken Friday against the Missoula Tommy John surgery on his loss in his two years at MSU Harvey will go down as one of a day for granted and don’t QVlont.) Osprey in the team ’s pitching arm in 2010. occurred in the rinal game of the best to ever wear the Mav plan to do that.” markable and a joy for FIDGE Combs to see. “Her personality has Continued from Page B1 been an absolute plea sure see develop,” the I’d see her walking Ladywood coach said. around the infield or the “Coming from a 14-year- outfield singing to her old, little snot-nose kid as self, so it got to be a joke a freshman, throwd into between me and her. But the fire, wide-eyed and that made her relax. She not knowing what’s going was a little bit scared and on arotind her, too.... intimidated by the rest of She’s an extremely ma the team as a freshman, ture young lady now, a but we threw her right p l^ u re to talk to and into the fire and we said, has her goals in her T ou‘re going to have to sights and didn’t let any hit.’ She was .designated body deter her from it. hitter the first year. I She wanted to play Divi said, ‘You’re going to sion I ball and worked have to improve your her way into that mix. It’s arm and you’re going to been a great four years. play third base, so stop It went by very fast, but being afraid of the baU.’ her m aturity has been off She took all those things the scale th ^ year and and worked on them it’s been great.” day-after, day-after, day, And Fidge will cherish and I think she has one of each and every moment the best arm s in the state playing for the Blazers. of Michigan. I really do.” “I would definitely say Fidge proved to be a it’s been the best times sponge, soaking up all the I’ve ever had was at La instruction she could dywood,” she said. gather. “There were such great “I told her, ‘You’re memories, especially the Rolling Meadows Country Club SwingTEK Golf Academy arm gets stronger by team. 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Baseball Team 26 RBI, 22 runs scored and 13 Oiristian: The junior catcher extra base hits, while striking pretty much was a one-man F I R S T T E A M put just three times. wrecking qrew ip the Michigan C - Dan Cameron, sr., Uv, ChurcWll “Dan was the leader of oiu” Independent Athletic Confer IN F - David Lea, jr., N. Farmington team,” Churchill coach Ron ence. IN F - Travis Harvey, st, Liy. Stevenson Targosz said of the all-district Dan Cameron D av id Le tt Travis Harvey Jipping batted .685 (54- IN F/P-Brian Sdtm id, sr.j Plymouth and all-KLAA selection. “Of C h u rch ill N. Farmington Steven so n for-80) with 24 extra-base hits IN F - Eric Stanis, sr„ N. Farmington fensively and defensively he (including seven homers), IN F - Chase Bovia, sr„ John Glenn driving in 40 and scoring 36. INF/P - Zak Km et, sr., Garden City was one of the best around. He IN F-Jo sh Gonnan, sr, Uv. Franklin led our team in most offensive His slugging percentage was INF/P - Nick Hazergian, jr. Canton categories and was stellar 1.556 and his power hitting O F - Connor Mohr, sr, Farmington behind the plate. Dan was four- helped him win all-district, O F - Demetrius Dunlap, sr, Salem year varsity player that will be aU-MlAC first-team and O F - N IA Andrzejewski sr, luth. Wsid. extrem ely hard to replace next Red Division MVP honors. U T l- Daniel Jipping, jr. Ply. Christian season.” He also was a strong pitcher P/INF - Mike KaniVa, sr, Uv. Stevenson David Lett, jr, N. Farming- for the Eagles, posting a 5-1 P - M ite Stafford, sr. Canton ton: The junior shortstop made record and 2.97 ERA. He P - Patrick W ierim aa, jr, Redford Union P - Sterling Sharp, sr, N. Farmington Brian Schmid Eric Stanis Chase Bovia struck out 60 in 35 innings. the coaches association’s Divi SECOND TEAM N. Farmington Joh n G len n sion 1 all-state second team Plym outh In addition to his on-the- C - Alex Shimmons, jr, Redford Union after hitting .453 with a team- field prowess, he carried a 3.97 C - C a s ^ S u d z , s r , P ly m o u th best 62 hits. grade-point average and C - M te Vomastek, sr, liv, Stevenson The leadoff batter also earned all-district academic IN F - Kevin Turner, sr, N. Farmington drove in 29 runs, was hit by a kudos. IN F - Kyle Penn, sr, Salem pitch 16 times, had seven walks “Players like Daniel don’t IN F - Brad King, jr. Garden City and led the R id e rs in runs come along very often,” assis IN F - John Szym anski sr, Uv. Churchill scored with 56. Lett’s (com tant coach Joe Bottorff said. IN F - Jade Driscoll, jr, Salem bined) on-base and slugging “And I feel very fortunate to IN F - Ross W illiam s, sr, Farmington IN^ - David Vinsky, fr. Farm , Harrison percentage is 1.049. He had a have had the opportunity to O F - Kevin Nisun, sr, Livonia Franklin .960 fieldmg percentage and coach him. I can’t wait to see O F - Jake Boucher, jr. Canton helped turned 16 doubles plays. Z ak K m et Josh Gorman Nick Hazergian what he does next year as a O F - Josh DeYwiker, sr, Uv. Stevenson “Dayid is the best baseball Garden City Fran k lin C anton senior.” O F - Nick Kipper, sr, N. fepnington player on my team,” coach Nidc Hazergian, jr.. Canton: O F - Jaden King, jr„ N. Farmington Mike O’Connell said. “He’s A bulldog who will do what P - Jake Semak, sr, Uv. Stevenson tremendous in every aspect. ever is necessary for the P - Nidc Schurig, sr, John Glenn He’s the real deal. If you trans Chiefs to have success, Ha P - Ty Tompson, sr„ Farmington posed his numbers into the big zergian batted .375 with 47 RBI P “ Hunter Henderson, sr.,'Harrison JB mL C O A C H O F T H E Y E A R leagues, he’d be making $10 while plajring solid first base. M te O'Connell North Farmington miMon a year. He’s a complete And whenever coach Mark HONORABLE MENTION baseball player. Blomshield needed him to Canton: W «ton Price Nick isdmur; Ply- “His baseball IQ is over 200. dazzle on the moimd he did just m euH i: Matt Janke Brendan Swanson, Jamarl He scored from second on a ..-/t that, going 6-1, striking out 61 Bland, Brandon Waack; Salem : Jeremy S t ground ball hit to first base to Connor Mohr pemetrius Dunlap NickAndrzejewski in 43 innings and fashioning a Laurent Brandon Gillen, Justin Sydlowski; Ply. give you an example of his Farm in g to n Salem Lutheran Westland nifty 1.90 earned run average. C hristian: Johnny Lauch, M ichaa Slatec M att speed and smarts.” The junior earned all-dis Sumner, Matt Read, Jo^ Slater; Q iurdifll: trict and all-conference honors Nidc Misiak, Mark Leja; FranUin; /Vlex Travis Harvey, sr., Liv. Ste DeYonfcer; Stevenson: Cody Coleman, Billy venson: The senior third base- for the second season in a row. Bonanno; John Glenn: Kyle Hunter, Ryan man hit .406 with 31 RBI en “Nick had a ^ e a t junior Wheeler, Adam Singleton, Daniel /Lmmons, route to second-team Division year for the Chiefs on the Clark Boston, Christopher Scheffer; W ayne 1 all-state, all-region, all-dis mound and at the platey” Blom M em orlah Chris Brigge Tyler Hamos; tia r- trict and all-KLAA honors. shield said. “Nick's RBI pro enravU le: Kyle Kissandl Tyler w ted , Zach De Harvey, headed to Henry duction was impressive with von; Lutheran W etland; Mark M te, Nick Ford CC, collected 18 extra runners in S(x>ring position Flanery, JoreJan W ifam s; Huron VaUey Lu base hits including IS doubles. indicating the type of clutch theran: Ryan Schaffer, Brian, Biackwoo4 Adam Hodgson; Farm ington; JOn Perry, Troy He also had a team-best 14 Daniel Jipping Mike Kanitra P atrick W ie rim aa player he has been this sea MHrfielt M te Carty; H ariso n : Patrtdc Wil- Plymouth Christian S te v e n so n Bedford Union son.” stolen bases. Fiams, Steven Marowski; N. Farm ington: “Once again D'avis had a Mike Kanifra, sr., Steven M itchell Kramer, Bobby Lett Bobby W illiam^ second good year for us,” Ste son: The senior first baseman Alex Darden; G anlen C !^ Travis Kidd, Jacedr venson coach Rick Berryman and pitcher, who signed with Noel Bryan Widmer, Chad Ford; Redford said. “He played a spectacular Madonna University, led the U nion: l^an Aaro, Derrick Pfinm ann, Nick De- third base for us and was in Spartans with a .422 batting Fiain, Corey Davis, Collin Dzaidzio; R edfoid strum ental in us going to the average, including 14 doubles Thurston: Jake Paulisin, Bobby Snell Robert regionals again. I^e’s probably with a team-high 37 RBI and a S e to n . the fastest player on our • .635 slugging percentage. team .” Kanitra, a right-hander, also Brian Sdimid, sr., Ply excelled on the mound as Ste included a 5-3 slate the past mouth: The senior batted .389, Mike Stafford Sterling Sharp Mike O'Connell venson’s ace going 6-4 with a sOason. The 6-foot4 righthan smacking five homers and 28 C an to n N. Farmington N. Farmington 2.08 earned run average with der, who will play at Eastern RBI while being named to the 43 strikeouts in 61% innings of Michigan next year, also had All-District team. work. two saves, including ope Interim coach Mike George, knew he had to get better at from the leadoff position. The team MVP earned first- a^gahist Catholic Central in the who took over the Wildcats late certain skill levels. He hit No. 2 Mohr, who has a scholarship team Division 1 all-state, along district tournament. in the season, said Schmid was in the lineup and set the table to Michigan State, had 56 hits, with all-region, all-district and Sharp, a repeat member of a solid, consistent performer for us.” was successful stealing a base all-KLAA honors. the all-area first team, pitched both at third base and pitcher Zak Kmet, sr.. Garden City: 10 of 14 tim es and scored a “Mike was an unbelievable few er innings (50) this year and was the imofficial team Kmet was a hitting and pitch team-high 49 runs. His slug pleasant surprise,” Berryman due to the poor w eather in MVP. ing force for the Cougars. A ging percentage was .855 and said. “Not oidy did he lead us in April, striking out 41 aijid walk “Brian was a kid that was a four-year starter at shortstop, on-base average .519. hitting, he pitched in all the big ing 12. He also played Some definite leader,” George said. he hit .420 this past spring with He fielded .968 with 51 put- games and that’s why he was shortstop and Mt .368 tyith 18 “He was the kid that every eight doubles, three triples, outs and nine assists. He our MVP.” RBI. Sharp was an All-Observ body turned to. He hit four two home nms, 27 runs scored pitched the second-most in Mike Stafford, sr.. Canton: er basketball player this year, home runs for us in the seven and 23 RBI. He struck out just nings on the team (37 %) and The senior lefthander finished too. games that I was there. (He) six times in 86 plate appear had a 4-3 record. a dominant, four-year prep “His potential is so great,” has an opportunity to play at ances. An all-league and all Mohr also earned an all- career with a flourish, going O’Connell said. “Major League the next level.” district performer, Kmet state, first-team accolade from 7-3 and striking out 93 in 56 and college scouts look at 1 ^ Eric Stanis, sr., N. Farming- capped his career at Garden the coaches association and iimings. His E ^ was an im and go, “Wow!’ Everybody ton: As he did in hockey, Stanis City as the school’s all-tinie will play in the East-West All- pressive 1.00 and he fired a thinks, if they could put 30 played bigger than his size and leader in runs scored ($9) and Star game at Comerica Park on no-hitter against Livonia Ste pounds of muscle on him, he’d was deceptively talented. The hits (109), and he is second on ' Monday, July 1. venson. be throwing 94 (mph). 145-pound senior is also a ver the RBI list with 77. Kmet wiU In his prep career, Mohr For his Canton career, he “He tried to be a coqiplete satile player, making the all play college baseball at Con batted .408 with 145 Uts, which collected 247 strikeouts and pitcher this year instead of district team as a second base- cordia University. included 32 doubles, 13 triples will take that pitching talent to just throwing hard and blow man and the all-league tean^ as “Zak Kmet is one of the best and 11 home runs. He had 59 Liberts^ University (Va.) next ing everybody away. He a catcher. players that has ever played at RBI and 53 stolen bases. year. worked on his changeug and He played in every game Garden City High School,” said Demetrius Dunlap, sr., . Stafford also earned all offspeed stuff. His foui[-year and helped the Raiders (30-9) Garden City coach Steve H er . Salem: As smooth and talented district and all-conference high school career was exem to an outstanding season. Sta man. “He has led us at short a center-fielder as you will find selections for the third consec plary.” nis batted .415, led the team stop for foiu' years and very at the prep level, Dunlap once utive season. COACH OF THE YEAR with 31 RBI, was second in hits few can say that at any school. again was an all-around stand “Mike was a standout ber Mike O'Connell, N. Far (44) and was named the co- His career numbers speak for * out for the Rocks. cause he is a three-pitch pitch mington: h i O’Connell’s third MVP. As a catcher, he threw , themselves. But what they Awarded Salem’s Defensive e r who can run his fa s tb ^ into season as varsity head boach, out 18 runners trying to steal, don't tell is the kind of person Player of the Year award, Dun the 90s with good movement,” the Raiders (30-9) set a Record and he was involved in 14 dou and leader that he has been. lap posted a perfect 1.000 field Blomshield ^ d . “He had great for single-season victories, ble plays as a second baseman. Not loud, Zak has led by ex ing percentage, handling 83 mound presence and is a lead captured the Oakland Activ His fielding percentage was ample for four years, working putouts. Over his three-year er both on and off the field. ities Association White pivi- .985. harder than anyone despite varsity career, he made just Because he is a four-year letter sion crown and won their first “Eric is just a complete being one of our best players seven errors while making 230 winner and three-year starter, district championship in nine player,” O’Connell said. “He’s year after ye^r. Zak is also a putouts. he's pitched in a lot of big years. probably the best small base great student and an even At the plate he was a force, games. O’Connell, who has cpached ball player I’ve ever seen. He better young man. Zak is a too, batting .339 with five hom “Mike was able to learn a t North since 1997, has been batted in the four spot and, great role model for all future ers, 31 RBI and a .414 on-base from these experiences and an assistant coach at th^ jay- when he came up to bat, other Garden City High School play percentage. continue to improve each year, vee and varsity levels and tiie teams called in tiie outfield ers.” Dunlap, who will play col both physically and m ent^y jayvee head coach. His three- because they thought he Josh Gorman, sr., Liv. lege baseball at Saginaw Valley therefore becoming the blue year varsity record is 6^37, couldn’t hit the ball. And then Franklin: The senior infielder State University, was named to chip ball player he is today.” and his jaj^ee teams were he’d hit it down the left-field and pitcher, bound for Indiana the all-conference and all d^- Palaick Wierimaa, jr., Bed 14046 during a span of tm e line. Tech, earned all-KLAA and trict teams. ford Union: V^erimaa’s right seasons (2002-10). “He has great baseball all-district honors while hitting “Demetrius is an outstand arm and lead-off skills helped “I can’t say enough about smarts. I can’t say enough .340 with 16 RBI. ing player, a great teanunate lead the Panthers to a 14-7 the kids,” O’Connell said “I’ve about him. He was a shortstop Gormmi, a first-team aU- and is a better person than he record in head coach Bob Mil had more talented teams and when he came to high school. Observer pick last year, also is a player,” coach Dale Rum- ler’s first year at the helm. better athletes, but I haven’t We needed a catcher when he went 4-2 on th6 mound for the berger said. Serving as the Panthers’ dee, had this many kids who Were was a sophomore and he volun Patriots. Nidc Andrzejewski, sr., Wierimaa carved out a 104 as dedicated to baseball. teered.” “Josh was a third baseman Lutii. Westiand: The senior record with a 1.50 earned run “What made us 30-9 Was our Chase Bovla, sr., John by trade, but because of team outfielder posted a .523 batting average. He struck out 105 depth. Everybody has a great Glenn: The senior shortstop, needs, he played shortstop and average for the MIAC Red batters in 64 innings while pitcher, a leadoff guy and a No. who will attend the University second base for us,” Franklin Division champions, who fin yielding just 15 walks. At the 4 hitter. What reaUy makes the of Michigan-Dearbom in the coach Matt Fournier said. “He ished 21-5 this season. dish, the junior hit .535 with IS difference is the last three our fall, helped spark the Rockets’ was willing to give up his posi He scored a school record RBI and seven doubles. four guys in the lineup. first 20-win season since 2002 tion for the betterm ent of the 56 runs and has the W arriors’ “Not only was Pat our best “We won 25 games with by hitting .360 with 16 RBI team. He’s a foiu>year varsity career mark with 144. Andr pitcher, but he was a great other guys on the moimd (be while earning team MVP and player who progressed nicely zejewski also posted 46 hits, hitter for us this season,” said sides ace Sterling S h a^ ). It all-district honors. through the program and has a including 11 doubles, with 29 Miller. “He’s one of those kids was the depth of the pitening “Chase played in every good future ahead of him.” RBI. He also walked 21 times who ju st loves to play the game staff that really made thg dif game for us,” Glenn coach i Connor Mohr, sr.. Farming- and had 25 stolen bases. and he puts a lot of time into ference.” Lawrence Scheffer said. “He ton: The senior center fielder “Nick has been a four-year his craft. I’m looking forward O’Connell added longtime carried a 3.7 grade point aver was selected for the All-Ob st^ e r, won two division titles, to coaching him again next assistant coach Kurt Yoc^ey age and he led our team by server first team a second time three district titles, one region season.” played a major role for the example on-and-off the field. after another outstanding sea al and has been to the quarter Sterling Sharp, sr., N. Far Raiders, too. “V ^ t made him a good son for the Falcons. He Wt .479 finals,” Lutheran Westland mington: The senior ace post “We would not have had the player is that he just kept with 13 doubles, five triples, coach Kevin Wade said of the ed a 24-5 record during a four- success we did without him,” working hard in practice. He seven home runs and 23 RBl^ aU-MIAC and all-district pick. year varsity career, which 0 ’(]onnell said. 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O b s e r v e r & E c c e n t r i c hometownlife.com MEDIA «/> '' Wing St. A GANNETT COM PANY hometownlife.com LOCAL SPORTS 0 & E Media I Thursday, June 27,2013 (W) B 5 Adrian-bound New Lady Ocelots basketball coach signs two recruits . By Brad Emons (Salem), Alexis Smith s t a f f W r i t e r (Livonia Franklin), Mar- wa Sayed and Taylor New Schoolcraft Bunyak. College women’s basket “I’m ei^ectiiiig ^ lot ball coach Kara, Kinzer from our incoming Livonia Stejvenson ien io r fonw ard Carlin O 'M alley (front) has entertained thoughts freshmen with only four has verbally com m itted to play soccer in th e fall fo r A drian of putting a “Help Want returning players,” Kin College. A|so attending the cerem ony w as O 'M alle/s father ed’’ message on the elec zer said. “The incoming Ken, Stevehson head coach Chris G rodzicki, assistant coach tronic marquee off Hag freshm en will h^ve a lot Jenny Barker, O 'M alley's m other Kim berly and Livonia gerty Road heading into of responsibility on-and- Soccer Club coach Ken Shingledecker. "W e've w atched her the 2013-14 season. off the court,” closely over th e last tw o years and her developm ent is a “It’s been a struggle, Kinzer, who lives in g reat reflection o f ber w o rk rate and love o f the gam e, as but we’ll get there,” said Fem dale and works in w ell as th e q uality o f coaching she's received through her Kinzer, who replaced her family collision shop club and high school," said A drian coach A li A lam dari, w ho Kevin Brathwaite, who business in Moimt Clem guided th e Bulldogs to a 12-4-4 record in 2012. "She's sm art, posted a 33-26 record in N ew Schoolcraft College w om en's basketball coach Kara ens, played high school technically g ifted, and has a g reat attitud e th at show s in his two seasons with the K inzer (center) signed her first tw o recruits, landing basketball at Utica Ei th e w ay she expresses herself on the fie ld ." Lady Ocelots. “We’re Teniece Roberts (left) o f W indsor and V ictoria Fletcher o f senhower before going always looking for play M ason (D ansville H .S.). r e n a l a v e r t y on to four-year Career at ers, but I’m very excit Saginaw VaUey State. ed.” spent two seasons as an “She’s a little raw, but This is her first head \^^iuiiiig W arrio rs ■The 27-year-old Kin assistant at Oakland she’s is really working coaching gig after zer signed her first two Community College. “I hard on her fimdamen- spending the last two recruits last week land would like for her to be tals during the summer seasons as an assistant. ing l^ctoria Fletcher, a able to play the shooting workouts.” Kinzer said she plans 5-foot-9 guard from guard and the smaU She also has secured on holding summer Dansville High School, forward position.” two more verbal com workbuts and open gyms along with Teniece Rob Roberts, who attend mitments from a pair of with the hope o f landing erts, a 6-foot center who ed a full sem ester at 5-6 point guards - Sara a few more players. graduated from Windsor Schoolcraft, has not Gammons from Flint .And the door Remains (Ontario) Assumption in played competitive bas Atherton and Chelsea open. 2010. ketball since graduating Wesley from Morrice. Any players ihterest- Fletcher was a four- from high school. Among the four play ed in a look should email year all-league and all She 1^ ^ ad u ate ers scheduled to return the first-year School conference starter in next May with a science off last year’s 8-20 craft coach at kkin- The Plym outh-Canton W arriors 10-and-under baseball team basketball and soccer. degree. squad, which finished zer@schoolcraft|edu. w as crow ned cham pion o f the NFW B Sum m er Classic “I’m looking for Vic “Teniece is a very 5-13 in the MCCAA’s Panther Tournam ent June 23 in Farm ington H ills. Pictured toria to be an aggressive quick learner on and off Eastern Conference, [email protected] are (front ro w from left) M iles W ashington, D evin player,” said Kinzer, who the court,” Kinzer said. include B ri H erbert 313-222-6851 Beauchamp, Brendan Kelley, Chase Olson, Logan Hill, Jackson W e r t z , (s^ond row from left) braedon McLaughlin, A nd rew U hlian, Evan Berger, Zachary Blaisdell and Ian Sm ith. The coaches (pictured back row from left) are Doug O lson, M ike U hlian, Ryan M cLaughlin, M att Blaisdell and Ram s feel the Sting in trio of setbacks Kevin Kelley. N ot pictured are Jo ey D atillo and Chad D atillo. Danny Essian col innings to win Game hits and a walk to go STING 3, RAMS 2: On Monday, AJ. Jusick pitched a four-hit comf^lete game lected five hits on Sun One lo w in g ju st one along with six strikeouts leading the Michigan Sting (10-7) to an won it.” day leading the Michi run on five hits and two as the Sting rallied from LCBL uictoiy over the Michigan Rans (7-9-1) at Bloomfield Hills Lahser High GOLD Familiarity bred suc gan Sting to a double- walks. He struck out a 3-0 deficit by scoring School cess for the team’s top header sweep of the seven. three times in the sixm Jusick struck out five, walked one and hit three batters. Continued from Page B1 three lines. One line con Michigan Rams in live The Rams’ Spencer . and one in the seventh Rams starter Jake Balidu, who took the sisted of Division 2 state ly Collegiate Baseball Goebel, who took the for the one-run victory. loss, went five innings allowirig two. champion Livonia Ste earned runs on five nits and two walks. He 4-1 victory over Team Lea^e action at Bicen loss, allowed two runs Juscak also went struck out four before Chris McDonald Central on Thursday, one venson’s No. 1 line, while tennial Park. (one earned) in five 2-for4 with a double, (Livonia Stevenson/Hillsdale College) . day before rocking Team another was made up of The Troy High grad, a innings. He allowed two while J.P. Maracani went pitched as scorel^s sixth. Jeff Segal went 2-for-3 with a run South, 5-1. quarterfinalist Ply catcher at Alderson- hits, walked three and 2-for-3 with a double and scored, while Danny Essian added two Metro West’s lone loss mouth’s best three skat Broaddus College struck out four. Reliver two RBI for the Rams. RBI. Trent Drumheller hit a two-run homer in was a 5-4 overtime set ers. The other top line (W.Va.) and son of for Donnie Eaton gave up. Matt Avromov also add the fifth for the Rams. back to Metro East. . included two N1&. draft mer ]\^o r Leaguer Jim one runs on two hits in ed two hits in the loss. RAMS 11, UGHTNING Brett “We had five or six ees. Essian, went 2-for-3 with two innings. Rams starter Evan Ramirez (Salem/MU) knocked In three runs while MiIk Sorise went 2-for-3 and scored guys back who played on “It would be really a run scored as the Sting Taylor Grezlakowski, Piechota (Livonia Ste- twice as the Michigan Rams (7-6-1) the 2012 team, so they hard to single anyone out took the opener, 3-1, Kyle Juscak and Dylan venson/Madonna Uni downed the Michigan Lightnirig (1-13) In a game called after Sh innings due to a Th were extremely motivat because everybody followed by a 3-for-3 Ahem each knocked in a versity) went 5y3 innings, dme limit Friday at Bicentennial Park. ed to improved on the played well,” Ossen effort with two runs run for the Sting, while allowing three runs, all Ben Yax, Tyler Baker and Brdndon Katta also knocked in runs for the Rams, who silver we won last year,” macher said. scored in the nightcap in Justin Sherman went unearned, on six hits. He erased a 4-2 deficit with nine tuns in the Ossenmacher said. ' Sharing the goal-tend- a 4-3 victory. 2-for-3 with a double and struck out four, walked fourth inning. Kirk Stambaugh, In relief of barter Jeff “Our e^ ectatio n s , ,ing duties were Salem’s, The Sting improved Trent Dnmiheller added one and hit a batter. Sorenson (StevensonAIVayne State), were to win this toiuna- Parker Godfrey, Livonia to 9-7 in league play, two hits and one RBI for Reliever Jake Gard pitched the final 3% innings to pick up the ment. Our goal was to Churchill’s David Ih rel while the Rams fall to the Rams. ner, who came on for the victory. Brent Marzion (Livonia Franklin) took the have fun, obviously, but and Novi’s Austin Petty. 7-8-1. In Game Two, Nathan final 1% innings, gave up loss for the Lightning. the boys knew they’d Sting starter Kevin Weiss pitched all seven the game-winning nm Willard Brown went 3-for-4 with two RBI have the most fun if they [email protected] Mamon went all seven innings scattering six and took the loss. 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She suspects the German troupe will perform ballet and con temporary dances. “Their ballet is more con temporary. Their pieces may have a more modem look. People love to watch other people express themselves. I don’t think it matters if it’s jazz, ballet or tap. Having these young ladies from Ger many will be an experience for people in Livonia.” Ballettschule Feibicke is in Michigan this week through an 18-year-old exchange program with Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, which is located in Twin Lake north of Muskegon. The German and American danc ers take turns visiting each others’ coimtries every other Members of the senior troupe at Debbie Felton's Academy of Dance perform a jazz routine. year. The German dancers have toured Michigan nine times since the program be participate in Livonia Spree Friday we’re going downtown is held at Ford Field, located at area,” Coppola noted. “It gives gan. While it’s visiting Michigan this to tour the Opera House, see the com er of Farmington Road them a chance to showcase Sarah Jozwiak, a dancer at month. She also sought host C^ampus Martius, the DIA, the and Lyndon, in Livonia. what they do. Debbie Felton’s Academy of families from the Livonia area. river front.” Dancers from Debbie Fel She said Livonia Spree also Dance, attended Blue Lake “I’ll have five (dancers) at Ballettschule Feibicke ton’s Academy of Dance have gives dancers an opportunity Fine Arts Camp last summer my house,” Terri Jozwiak said. leaves Livonia on Sunday and performed at Livonia Spree to "give back” to the communi and performed in four Euro “Part of the exchange program heads to Blue Lake Fine Arts since 2009. ty.” pean countries through the is to live with an American (^amp and then Ann Arbor for Coppola said the event, For more about Debbie exchange program. She and family. We do have a few activ performances. which celebrates Livonia’s Felton’s Academy of Dance, other troupe members stayed ities planned while they are The German group and the founding, gives the dance team see feltondance.com. For more with Ballettschule Feibicke here. We’ll have a picnic and a Academy’s competitive dance “great exposure” in the com- about Livonia Spree, visit livo- host families while in Berlin. pool party and after the perfor team each wUl perform for 30 m uni^. niaspree.com. Visit Blue Lake Her mother, Terri, arranged mance we’U stay at Spree so minutes from 2:30-3:30 p.m. on “Eighty percent of our stu Fine Arts Camp’s website at for Ballettschule Feibicke to they can ride the rides. On the main stage at Spree, which dents are from the Livonia bluelake.org O b s e r v e r & E c c e n t r ic hometownlife.com MEDIA A GANNETT COMPANY Surprising * people ; ^ > Enter to Win all over town! 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BSERVER CCENTRIC Ihometownlife.’com MEDIA A GANNETT COMPANY hometownlife.com ENTERTAINMENT ^ 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27, 2013 (WG) B 7 Village Theater seeks art for fall exhibit $50 each for four merit The Village Theater at All media is accepted ceed 5 feet by 5 feet by 6' awards. ^ C h e^ Hill is accepting for the exhibit, but only fe e t Works m ust weigh Gilda Snowden, a entries for the 21st annu digital image files on no more than 200 pounds. graduate of Cass Tech al Canton ^ e Arts Exhi CDs will be accepted for Original works of art nical High School and bition, which will be held review. No slides will be must Imve been complet Wayne State University, Oct. 3^28. Deadline for accepted for consider ed in the last three years. will be the jiuror. Snow entries is Aug. 26. Juried ation. Paintings and A npnrefundable entry den holds B.EA., MA. result notification will be h a n g i n g s shoidd not ex fee of $15 for each sub- and M.EA. degrees. She mailed by Sept. IS. ceed 5 feet in width, 6 , m itted piece is required. is the interim chair and Michigan artists may feet in he:ight, or 40 ., 1 The competition will professor of the Fine enter on& e at pounds in weight. The a[ward $1,950 in cash Arts Department at the www.cantonvillage work must be properly prizes: $750 for best of College for Creative theater.org or request an and appropriately show, $500 for second Studies, and is also gal entry form by calling the framed and prepared for place, $300 for third lery director of the De theater at 734-394-5300, hanging. Sculpture di place, $100 each for two troit Repertory Theatre. "M y Friend K ate," a pencil d raw ing b y C hristina Czaja, Ext. 8. mensions must not ex honorable mentions, and w o n Best o f Show last year at the Canton Fine GET OUT! CALENDAR ■ I ARTS CRAFTS ARTS AND ACTS Casting set in FESTIVAL fim e/D ate: 3-9 p.m . Friday, June 28,10 a.m . to 8 p.m urday, June 29,10 a.m . to 5 p.m . July for new Sunday, June 30 Location: M ain and Center streets in dow ntow n N orthville D e te ils: The Festival includl^ M ichigan film the 25th annual juried fine art •shovir “A rt in the Su n ," featuring m ore than 60 artists; the “Reel 'The Michigan-made St. John's Greek Ortho M ichigan Film F « tiv a r at film, Papou, will film in dox Church, 11455 Met N orthville's M arquis Theatre; the Livonia, Sterling ropolitan P a r l a y (16 “Sandbox Play Festival" pro Heights and Bloomfield MUe) in Sterling duced by Tipping Point Theatre; Hills next month. Heights. Actors should “Short on W ords," a literary The movie is about wear funeral Attire. contesi; m usical entertainm ent children's activities, induding a death, family and the Youngsters: 6-10, fairy door scavenger hunt and bond between grandfa- > dressed in school-ap free m ural painting; and a ther and grandson. propriate clothing are variety of f^ tival food and drink Actors of all ages, needed from July 26- C o n t a c b w w w .northvilleart- dressed in street Aug. 2 at the Academy s . o r g o r call th e N orthviHe A rt clothes, are needed for . of &e Sacred H eart, House at 248^44-0497 filming July 8 and July 1250 Kensington, CITY GALLERY 19 at Archie’s Coney Bloomfield Hills. TIm e/D ate: 8:30 a.m . to 430 Island, 29433 Eight If interested in par p.m . through July 19 Mile, Livonia. ticipating in the film, Lo catio n : Costick Center, 28600 A casting call for all e-mail to info@moth- 11 M ile, Farm ington Hills ages is set for July 22 at erandmidwifdcom. D e tails: Paintings by M arilynn Thom as are on exhibit C o n tact 248-473-1856 DETROIT INSTITUTE OFARTS Tlm e/D at^ : 10 a.m . to 4 p.m . W ednesday-Thursday, 10 a.m . to 10 p.m . Friday; 10 a.m . to 5 p m Saturday-Sunday Location: 5200 W oodward, D e t r o i t C heck out th ese Fam ily Sundays: 2 p.m . Sun local h iisifiesses offeriiiy days; storytelling, perform ances; ureat valu es anil reatly free w ith adm ission Exh ib its: Shirin Neshat, indudK to serve von . . . ENJOY! eight video installations and tw o series o f photos, through July 7; printm aking by Ellsw orth Kelly, Sandbox Pla;^ - through Sept 8 C o n tact 313-833-7900, PestlvaJ so ls '? w ww.dia.org FARMINGTON ART at Genittl’s , * FOUNDATION 108 E. Main / Downtown Nortibville Tlnie/D ate;.4:30-6 p.m . Friday, "Cleopatra's Desire" is by Michael Stephens, one of the more than 60 artisb who w ill J u n e 2 8 show their work at Northville's Art and Acts Festival, Friday-Sunday, June 28-30. Lo catio n : in the Village M ali, ' C ontact: 734-927-3284 m o u t h D e ta ils Adm ission is $11 fo r Friday June 2Sth at SdJOpm southeast com er of Grand River Saturday June 2Sth at 8:00pm Ave., and Farm ington Road, PENN THEATRE Detaib: O pen raicfor m usic and adults 15 to 61, $9 for'senior F a r m i n g t o n p o e t r y citizens 62 and older, and $7 fo r & Sunday June 30th at 2d)0pm TIm e/D ate: 7 p.m . and 9 p.m . children ages 2 to 14; children D etails: Grand opening of Friday-Saturday, June 28-29 and Friday fe atn e d artists: Ken under 2 are free Tickets on Sale Now Foundation art gallery. M eet the 4:45 p.m . and 7 p.m . Sunday, neth M ichael, June 28; Signature Tickets: $10 before 6/27 & $12 at the door C o n tact 248-541-5717 a r t i s t s , v i e w t h e i r w o r k s a n d J u n e 3 0 M istake, July 5; Tritone Para Tidets AvaOaMe through Tljpng Potnt's Ben rate or onOne. enjoy com plim entary refrsh - dox, July 13; Potters Field, July Lo cation: 760 Pennim an Ave., ELVIS FEST 26. Featured perform er concerts m ents and snacks P l y m o u t h TIm e/D ate: 4 p.m . to m idnight start at 8 p.m . C o n t a c t www.farm lngtonart- D etails: “The Sapphires," Friday, July 12, and noon to C ontact: 734454-0178 foundation.org adm ission," $3 m idnight Saturday, July 13 NORTHVILLE Com ing up: “Iron M an 3," 7 SCHOOLCRAFT Lo catio n : Riverside Park, 5 W . ART HOUSE p.m . and 9:25 p jn . Friday- COLLEGE Cross Street, YpsllantI Saturday, July 5-7 and 4:15 p.m . TIm e/D ate: 7 p.m . Friday, June D eftalls: 14th annual M ichigan TIm e/D ate: 1-5 p.m . W edns- and 7 p.m . Sunday, July 7; "The 2 8 ElvisFrat includes perform ance day-Saturday, through June 30 G reat G atsby," 7 p.m . Friday, nine Elivs P re le y tribute Lo catio n : in the Forum Recital hj Lo catio n : 215 W . Cady, North July 12, and 4 p.m . and 7 p.m . artists. A dvance tickets are $13 H all, on the m ain cam pus, v i l l e Saturday-Sunday, July 13-14 fo r Friday, $22.50 fo r Saturday, located on Haggerty, betw een D etails: W ^ of Center Show, or $30 fo r both days. Adm ission Sum m er M latlnee: “Back to the Six M ile and Seven M ile, Livonia w hich show case contem porary Future," June 27; “Raiders o f the at th e g ate Is $15 fo r Friday and D e tails: Participants in School a r t w o r k Lost A rk ,," July 11; E.T. The $25 fo r Saturday craft College's annual w eeklong C ontacb 248-344-0497 Extra-Terrestrial," July 18; “The C o n t a c t www .m ielvistesLorg Sum m er Piano Cam p for ybung G oonies," July 25; “A nnie," Aug. VAAL pianists w ill perform a variety o f KELSEY MUSEUM 1; “The Sound o f M usic," A ug. TIm e/D ate: Through June 28 solo and d uet selections. Per 15; "Chnty Chitty Bang Bang," OF ARCHAEOLOGY form ers are in grades three-12. Lo catio n : Livonia Civic Center Aug. 22; “The M uppet M ovie," TIm e/D ate: 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . A d m i s s i o n i s f r e e Library, 33000 Civic Center D rive, A ug. 29. M ovies run at 1 p.m . Tuesday-Friday and 1-4 p.m . L i v o n i a C ontact www^choolcrafLedu a n d 7 p . m . Saturday-Sunday, June 30-July RMIKE D e tails: The Visual A rts Associa 21; opening reception is 2-4 p jn . C o n tact 734-453-0870; TRINITY HOUSE tio n o f Livonia presents its J u n e 3 0 www.penntheatre.cdm THEATRE spring art exhIbrL “A rtistic nm e/D ate: M ost shovw start at Lo ratio n : 434 S. State, Ann Expressions." This exhibit Is HISTORICAL 8 p.m ., doors open at 7:30 p.m . A r b o r juried and feature the art w ork PLYMOUTH Location: 3W 40W . Six M ile, D e tails: "Red Rock & Rust Belt" o f V A A L m e m b e r s . A r t w o r k s i n S o m e -! L i v o n i a is an echibition o f photographs w atercolor, acrylic, oil, pastel, HISTORICAL MUSEUM by Susan W ebb that exp lo re the photography and m ixed m edia. TIm e/D ate: 1-4 p.m .. W ednes D etails: Genna and J«se, June connection betw een tw o great A rt m ay bp purchased day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 28; Shari Kane and Dave Steele, d tie that do not readily suggest -June 29; H arpeth Rising, July 12, C o n tact 734-838-1204; Lo catio n : 155 S. M ain, Plym outh com parison; the m odem city of Brion Ribom w ith Chris D uponi w w w .vaalartorg D etails: The current exhibit, D etroit and the ancient site of , July 13; Jason H arrod w ith Kelsey B4TV, highlights leisure acti^^ es Petra in m odem Jordan VILLAGE THEATER Rottiers, July 20, The Lost Dogs, th at fam ilies and Individuals TIm e/D ate; 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . July 27; Lindsay Lou and the C o n tact 734-764-9304 Geniune Broaster Chickeii engaged in before television. M onday-Friday and one hour Flatbellys, A ug. 2; Kaivam a, Aug. The ^ ib it runs through Nov. before and during public perfor 8. M ost show s tickets are $15, THEATER Party Orders! 10. Adm ission $5 fo r adults and m ances at the theater, as w ell as and $12 fo r subscribers. O nly We begin with fresh chicken...marlnated and delicately $2 fo r students 6-17 TWO MUSES by appointm ent; July 1-28 cash and checks are accep t^ TIm e/D ate; 8 p.m . Friday- Contact www.plym outh-. Lo catio n : 50400 O ierry Hill Then, we place the chicken In a specially designed C ontact 734464-6302 . Saturday and 2 p.m . Su n d ay,' histbiy.org; 734-455-8940 Road, Canton VILLAGE THEATER through June 30 product under pressure, locking In all its natural molstnE D e tails: Kyle Culps and Scot MUSIC TIm e/D ate: 730 p.m . Saturday, Location: B am e & Noble at In minutes, you have a taste sensation that Is Ferguson exhibit their w orks JAZZ AT THE ELKS J u l y 1 3 6800 O rchard Lake Road, W est truly one-of-a-kind and deDclous... C o n ta ct 734-394-5300; canton- B l o o m f i e l d Lo catio n: Village Theater at known the world over as Genolne Bnraster Chicken. villagetheater.org TIm e/D ate: 7-10 p.m . last Tues Your first bite tells the rest of the story. A crispy, nutty golden Cherry H ill, 50400 Cherry H ill D erails: "N ectto N orm al," is a day of the m onth— except brown coaUng...tender and juicy deep down to the bonel Road, Canton fast-paced m usical th at centers D e c e m b e r FILM on w hat appears, at first glance, 3 0 P i e c e s ...... ^ , 9 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 8 4 D e tails; Peter X arrie, best Lo ratlo n : Plym outh Elks Lodge to be a typical Am erican fam ily 4 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 3 9 l O O P i e c ^ ...... r a s COMPUWARE ARENA know n fo r his portrayal of the 5 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 4 8 1 1 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 1 0 2 #1780,41700 Ann Arbor Road, w ith tw o parents and tw o DRiVE-IN title role in A n d rw Uoyd W e 6 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 5 7 1 2 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 1 1 1 P l y m o u t h bright, w ise-cracking teens. TIm e/D ate; G at% open at 7:30 ber's, "Phantom o f the O pera," 7 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 6 6 1 4 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 1 2 0 D e tails: There Is a $10 donation Their lives are anything but p.m ., w ith m ovies starting p e r f o r m s p o p u l a r s o n g s f r o m 8 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 7 5 1 5 0 P i e c e s ...... $ 1 2 9 at the door w hich include hors norm al, because the m other has around 9:20 p.m ., daily, through m usicals. Tickets are $20 and are d'oeuvre. Proceeds from Jazz been battling m anic depression S e p t i available from www.cantonvilla- Elks goes tow ard special needs fo r 16 years. Tw o M uses Theatre > Scalloped Potatoes • Breasted Potato Wedges getheater.org Lo cation: 14900 Beck betw een • Mostoccloll • Green Beans • Greek Salad and disadvantaged children and w ill donate $1 from each ticket Five M ile and M -14, Plym outh C o n tact 734-394-5460 v e t e r a n s . purchase to Com m on Ground, a T o w n s h i p C o n ta ct 734-453-1780 or em ail nonprofit agency dedicated to D e ta ils: Cost is $10 fo r adults; $8 SOMETHING 6047 North Wayne Rd ■ W estland t o plym outhelks1780@ ya- helping youths, adults and fo r children, 4-12; kids 3 and h o o . c o m DIFFERENT fam ilies in crisis. A dvance tickets Sun-Wed 7am-9pm; Thurs-Sat 7am-10 pm under are adm itted free of PLYMOUTH DETROIT ZOO are $23 fo r adults and $18 fo r charge. Students w ith proper ID students and senior citizens. TIm e/D ate: 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . are adm itted fo r $8 Sunday COFFEE BEAN Tickets are $2 m ore at the door d a i l y through Thursday. Patrons listen TIm e/D ate: 730-10 p.m . every C o n tact: 248-850-9919; tw o- Lo catio n ; 1-696 service drive and to the m ovies on the FM band o f' M o n d a y m usestheatre W oodward, Royal Oak Don t Get Left Behind...Call th eir car radio L o c a t i o n ; SM Pennim an, Ply 734-582-8363 today to learn more about advertising in OUT ON THE TOWN! # ♦ B8(WG) SHARON DARGAY, EDITOR THURSDAY, JUNE 27,2013 SDARGAY®HOMETOW NUFE.COM OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC M EDIA 313-222-8833 HOI^ETOW NUFEXOM FACEBOOK: HOM ETOW NUFE.COM Cool Watermelon Cheesecake, Sweet COOLWATERMiLOl^ RED, WHITE AND BLUE Sliders and Red, White and Blue Treat CHEESECAKE TREAT POPS P O | S Makes about 12 servings Cake Buns: Makes about 12 Treat Pops Crust: 1 padcage (16 ounces) yellow whoopie Pie Cakes: 1 Vi cups (16 ounces) roasted cake mix 1 rs cups all-purpose flour salted pistachios Eggs, water and vegetable oil to 1 Vi teaspoons baking powder S P A R K L I N G 2 cups sw eetened flaked coconut prepare mix Y i t e a s p o o n ^ a t t Brownie Patties: 'h cup granulated sugar 6 tablespoons butter, raftened % cup all-purpose flour I. cup granulated sugar 4 tablespoons stick) butter, Ya teaspoon salt S W E E T S O N m e l t e d 2 e g g w h l t N Leaf green icing color 3 tablespoons unsalted butter t IVt teaspoons imitation clear Filling: Vi cup granulated aigar vanilla extract 3 packages (8 ounces each) 1 tabl^poon water Vi cup milk J U L Y 4 T H o-eam cheese, softened Vi cup semi-sweet chocolate Filling: ^cup granulated sugar dilps 3 cups buttercream Icing K teaspoon pure vanilla extract 1 teaspoon im itation clear Christm as red idng color ireworks don’t have to be the l e g g only party element that makes v a n i l l a Royal blue id hg color 1 cup heavy whipping cream P a f r l o t i c m i x s p r i n k l e s guests ooh and ah during Shredded coconut F 1 package (16 ounces) frozen R o ^ et Treat Pops Toppers ' Fourth of July festivities. 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Add Rocket Treat Pops Tbppers or red, toppings'and finish w ith second white and blue pinwheels. c a k e b u n Por more celebration ideas, visit www.wilton.coin. — Courtesy Family Features hometownlife.com L O C A L N EW S 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27,201? (WG) B 9 RELIGION CALENDAR JUNE ONGOING Time/Date: 9:30-11:30 a.m . first of the church, j FEMININE CLASSES/STUDY and third To d ays D etails: M usic, singing, prayer Lo cation: 24800 W est Chicago C o n tact Grace a^ 7344641896, ARCHETYPES M en's Bible study Road, Bedford Shirley at 734464-3656 or Geri Tim e/D ate: 1-8 p.m . Saturday, nm e/D ate: Breakfast at 7 a.m . D etaite'M O PS is a place w here at 7344648906 J u n e 2 9 and study at 8 a.m . m om s can build friendships, S t M ichael Lutheran O iurd i Location: N orthwest Unitarian Lo catio n : Kirby's C on^ Island, receive m othering support Rm e/D ate: 6-7 a./n. M onday- Universi^list Church, 23925 21200 H aggeiiy,\N orth^lle practical help and spiritual hope. F r i d a y Northwestern H ighway, South- T o w n s h i p C o n tact Am y at 313-937-3084 f i e l d Lo cation: 7000 Sheldon, Canton C o n tact John Shulenberger at or Kristen at 734-542-0767 D etails: Rev. Kim i RIegel and 734-464-9491 D e tails; Praying silently or PET-FRIENDLY SERVICE aloud together; prayer requ^ ts Kathy Igoe, life coach, w ill lead a N ew Life Com m unity Church °Crone Rave,° a gathering of Tim e/D ate: 1 p.m . Sunday w e l c o m ^ . Tim e/D ate: Jobs sem inar, 8-9 wom en, w ho com e together in a Lo cation; D unk N Dogs, 27911 C ontact 734459^3333 am . Fridays; reading program ritual experience to explore Five M ile, Livonia fo r students in grades K-12 and SINGLES sacred fem inine archetypes and D e ta ils /Ml Creatures ULC m artial arts instruction, both at societal fem ale stereot^ es. The D etroit W orld O i^ a d i sponsors the service, w hich is 10 a.m . Sundays. event w ill include a labyrinth 4 6 p.m . Sunday conducted in ah Inform al set Time/Date; Lo catio n ; 42200 Tyler, Belleville w alk and a celebration o f com - tin g . Pet blessings are available Lo cation: 23800 W . Chicago, m unily w ith dance, w ords, m usic C ontact 734846-4615 after th e service. A ll Creatures Bedford; room 304 and food. Attendees w ill receive O u r L a d y o f L o r e t t o ULC describes the gathering as D etails: Divorce C^ercom ers a goddes book w ith sacred nm e/D ate; 630-730 p.m . non-denom inational and Chris group Is designed fo r individuals fem inine archetypes by Jean M o n d a y tian . W ater Is available fo r dogs going through divorce, those Shinoda Bolen, M D, a Crone w h o a r e d i v o r c e d <^r s e p a r a t e d . Location: Six M ile and Beech C o n tact 313-563-0162 Rave Journal, and a W ise Crone O ccasionally includes guest Daly, Bedford photograph. They'll also have an PRAYER speakers; open to the public and opportunity to aeate a M aiden- D e tails: Scripture study N ardln Park U nited M ethod visitors are w elcorne. M other-Crone keepsake artw ork C o n tact 313-534-9000 i s t C h u n J i C o n ta ct The facilitator at C ontact: Register at w w w . i g o e - Tbne/D ate; 7 p.m . W ednesday S t M ichael the Ardiangel 313-283-8200; lef@ dwo.org w a l k . c o m ; Call th e church at Tim e/D ate: 7-830 p.m . the Lo catio n : 29887 W . 11 M ile, First Presbyterian Oiurdi 248-354-4488 second and fourth Thursday. Farm ington Hills Time/Date: 7:30-7:45 p.m ., Lm atio n : School library; 11441 D etails: Participate in an open JULY social tim e; 7:45-8 p.m ., opening; tim e o f praying silently and H ubbard, just south o f Plym outh 8-9 p.m ., program Thursdays. EMBROIDERY Road, Livonia aloud together as w ell as re Location: 200 E. M ain St, H m e/D ate: 9:30 a.m . social sponding to personal requests. D etails: Catholic author and N o r t h v i l l e tim e, 10 a.m . m eeting, W ednes bible scholar, G ary M ichuta, C o n tact 248-476-8860 D e tails: Single Place M inistry; day, July 3 leads a study o f the Gospel o f S t S t EdW i Churdi c o s t i s $ 5 Lo cation: Faith Covenant Luke. The sc io n s are open to H m e/D ate: 7 p.m . Thursday C o n tact 24^349-0911 or visit Church, 14 M ile and D rake in all, regardless o f th eir faith or Lo cation: 15089 Newburgh, ww w .singleplace.org Farm ington Hills parish affiliation ^ Livonia. Enter through the back D etails: The Farm ington Hills C o n ta ct 734-261-1455, E xt 200, Em broiders* G uild m eets o r ww w .llvonia5tm lchael.org Stephen and Linda Tavani sing to the crowd at a previous C o n tact 248-474-6771 W ard Presbyterian Cornerstone City Church *YVow Jam" in W ayne. This year's View Online FIUM nm e/D ate: 7 p.m . M ondays event, which indudes free giveaways, is set for July 19 in www.hometcfwnllfe.coin Location: Room A101,40000 W . Obituaries, HetnoilES Sr Remoiitra'ances nm e/D ate: 6 p.m . W ednesday, Goudy Recreational Park, 3355 S. Wayne Road, Wayne. J u l y 1 7 Six M ile, N orthville How to reach us: Location: S t Aidan Catholic ■ Stalls: Learner's Bible study is W a y n e D etails: T h e t h r e e - d a y w o r k 1-800-579-7353 • fax 313496-4968 • [email protected] Church, 17500 Farm ington Road, h e l d D etails: Cornerstone City shop at Holy Cross Lutheran L i v o n i a C o n tact 248-374-5920 C h u r c h o f f e r s t h i s e v e n t t h a t w i l l prurch is designed fo r choir D etails: Screening of T h e include free groceries, free directors and m usic educators, FAMILY COMMUNITY Deadliness Mslay. 4slS p.m.) Hunger Gam K" a Q and A haircuts and m anicures, free led by M ichael O urkhardt MEAL Sresiiieisday, l9{45 a.iu. tarTiiursday ]>aper afterw ard and refrehm ents fam ily photcn, free bike repair, C o n t a c t www.heartshands- n m e /D ^ : 5-6 p.m . every provided. RSVP re p u te d free potted plants, free hot v o i c e s . o r g ; 7 3 4 - 4 2 7 - 1 4 1 4 f o r T h u r s d a y C ontact 734425-5950; m eals and a singing contest w ith m ore inform ation. CRA N FO RD , Lofiition: The Salvation Arm y, JO H N Sbl^ w w w .staidanlivonia.org a $100 first prize. Stephen and VACATION BIBLE 27500 Shiawassee, Farm ington B ILLY F. G A T H E R ^ A. Linda Tavani perform live, 79, died June 25 at S t Maty’s June 23, 2013, age 76. Beloved RUMMAGE SALE SCHOOL H i l l s inspiring and uplifting m usic Hospice, Livonia. He is survived wife o f the late Ron Johnson. n m e/D ate: 9 a.m .-4 p.m . Friday, Tim e/D ate: 9:30 a.m .-noon, D etails: Free m eal C o n t a c t d e n i s e - by ^ wife of 56 years Maijorie Dearest mother of ^ eg and Ri July 26 and 9 4m .-1 p.m . Sat A u g . 5 - 8 hunt17@ gm ail.com o r infoScor- co n ta ct 248-477-1153, E xt 12 Cranford, daughter Lori Mifsud ' chard Passino. Loving grand urday, July 27 Lo catio n : Fellowship hall at of Britton, sons Billy David mother of Bradley, Daniel and nerstonedtychurch.us. FOODBANK Lo cation: Tim othy Lutheran Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Cranford o f Hudson, Janies Richard. Also surviVed by 2 sis New Hope Qiurdi Church, 8820 W ayne Road, AUGUST Church, 9601 Hubbard, Livonia Cranford o f Ann Arbor, MI and ters. Memorial Seryice Friday 8 south of Ann A rbor Trail, Livonia Time/Date: 5-7 p.m ., every p.m. from the chapel of the L. J. D etails: Designed fo r children, Joel Cranford o f Smyrna, TN, CAR SHOW Grifiin Funeral Home 42600 D e tails: The sale w ill be in the Friday by appointm ent only sisters Della Barker and Linda 3, through those entering fifth Ford Rd. (W. o f Lilley). Family nm e/D ate: 10 a.m .-3 p.m ., . Lo catio n : 44815 d ierry Hill, Smethwick of Union City, TN, low er level o f th e church grade in th e fall. Cost is $10 per will receive visitors at 6 pjn. un Saturday, A ug. 24 C a n t o n brother Teny Cranford o f Troy, C o n tact 734-425r3062 child and $25 fo r fam ilies w ith TN, seven granddaughters, tb i^ til time of service. Share a "Me Lo cation: Livonia Church of SINGLE PLACE three or m ore children. Each C o n t a c t call pastor Ranay grandsons, three great- morial Tribute" with the femily Christ, 15431 M errim an, Livonia child w ill receive a free CD w ith Brow n to schedule an appoint at griffrnfimeralhome.com nm e/D ate: 7 p.m . Thursday, grandsons. He is predeceased by D etails: 12th annual Charity Car all of the m usic from the w eek. m ent at 734-270-2528. J u l y 1 1 - 2 5 parents Auty and Bumice Cran Show w ill benefit Angela Hos Registration form s are available MOMS ford of Hombeak, TN, sisters Jo GRIFFIN Lo catio n : First Presbyterian pice. A ll m akes o f cars, trucks in the church office sephine Phillips m oy, TN), Sar Church o f N orthville, 200 East Christ O ur Savior Lutheran L.J. GRIFPIN FUNERaL HOME, INC. and m otorcycles are w elcom e. C o n tact Pam Gunderson at ah Hairis (Troy, TN). and Sam C h u r c h ------i------^------M ain Street N orthville There are class trophies plus best rgpc.children@ yahoo.com o r my Johnson ^nion Chy, TN), a Tim e/D ate: 9:30-1130 a.m . LAMB, D etails: Terry Erchenbrecher of o f show , a club participation 734422-0494, E xt 14 biother, Norris Cranford (Union second Tuesday, M OPS; 7-8:30 St. M ary M ercy H ospital w ill talk aw ard, goodie bags fo r the first City, IN ) and a son-in-law, Joe THOMAS H. WORSHIP & MUSIC November 11, 1941- June 25, about "Life's Sim ple Seven" - 75 entrants, door prizes, a Uve p.m . first and third Thursday, Mifsud Brighton, MI). Visita- CAMP 2013, age 71. BeloVed husband seven w ays to m anage cardio DJ, and food and drinks avail M O PSnexL Both program s run .tion will be held Friday, June 28 o f Gail. Dear father o f Lori vascular risk fad o rs and im prov able fo r purchase. The entry fee Tim e/D ate: 9 a.m .-3 p.m . Aug. Septem ber-M ay from 6;00PM to 9;00PM at ,1 2 - 1 5 _■ Schrader-Howell Funeral Home Orsette, Trina Lay, Thomas ing yo u r lifestyle, Ju ly 11; a .- , t o s h W a v e h i c l e i s $ 1 5 . N o , Lo ^ o n ;T 4 t7 5 Fanjrliigtoti ' in Pljrmouth, Michigm. C eieb ta-' (Jessi)’ Lamb and Nicholas cookout w ill be held July 18; charge to view the entries. Lo catio n : Holy Cross Lutheran Road, Livonia tion and memorial will be Satur Lamb. Grandfather o f Kelsey, cards and gam es night is O rganizers also are seeking Church, 30650 W . Six M ile, D etails: M others of Preschool day at 10:00AM with interment Mykela, Emily, Rvan, Ryan, planned fo r July 25. Ice cream is sponsors fo r the show L i v o n i a ers is aim ed at m others o f in following at KnoUwood Memo C t o and Tabitha. Brother of available July 11 and 25 fo r $5. C ontact 734427-8743 D etails: "H earts, Hands and fants through kindergartners; rial Park, Canton, MI. In lieu o f Robert (Diane) Lamp and Sharon The cookout costs $7 CHOIR DIREaOR V o icK ," is designed to help M O PSnext supports m others of flowers the fiimily warmly wel Ghalau. Visitation Thursday. C o n t a c t : ww w .singleplace.org students in g ra d s 2-7 grow school-aged ^ ildren. comes donations in Billy’s name 2pm-8pm at thej Schrader- WORKSHOP Howell Funeral Home, 280 WOW JAM spiritually and m usically C o n tact Rebekah Creeden at to Shults-Lewis Children’s Home Tim e/D ate; 6:30-8 p.m . Aug. 12 at www.ShultsLewis.org South Main Street^ Plymouth TIm e/D ate: 4-8 p.m . Friday, July C o n tact Register at 734-522-6830 for M OPS and Lo catio n: Holy Cross Lutheran Complete obituary at where funeral services will be 1 9 www.heartshandsvoice5.org ; Susan M agner at 248-478-3643 Church, 30650 W . Six M ile, www.SchraderHowell.com condiuded on Friday 1 lam. 734-427-1414 fo r M O PSnext details. Location: Goudy Reoeational L i v o n i a Share your special thoughts Park, 3355 South W ayne Road, D unning Park Bible d iap el and memories at www.schrader-ho|relLcom r EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANNE'S ROMAN R o s e d a l e 40000 six RAIla Road CATHOUC CHURCH 248.374.7400ItotftvfllAUlriSISS Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church G a r d e n s l i s m wvwnrantehnrriLi^ Tridentine Mar« PRESBrnRlAN CaiJR(» (USA) 14176 Faimington Road, Livonia, Just north of 1-96 St. Anne’s Academy - Grades K-8 at8,820&11glm. I' www.christoutsavior.org 9801 Hubiard at VVL Qilcago. Uvonia, bQ flwtweBn WBTriman '& FamUngton Ito .) Contempna iy B a r ^ atftS O & llajn . 3 8 1 0 0 F i v e M i le R o a d QiBdrerfB nrogiBire aisQablo at 8:30 ^ Sunday Worship Sunday School/BIble Cldss U vonia, M I 48154 • (734) 462-3200 (734)422-0494 8:30 & 11:00 am - Ttaditional 9:45 am Mass Schedule: Ihe liafiiBanal Senrice Is broadcast on fiB Early Childhood Center First Friday Mass TsOOpjn. i S Friends In Faith Service i ' laBoeachyveekatllajiLonSEOAM SatnnlayMasa ll M o jn . - dlUO * 8dX)am | Staffisd Nursery Avallablo Phone 734513-8413 Simd^Masses 7:^&10riX)ajn. rm» Ttmlitlonal Service | f Confessions Heard Prior to Each fibss 10-.30am j Malting disciples who share the love of Jesus Christ Pastors: Davenport, Bayer, & Creeden Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions V is it www.iDsedaIegardens.org TBesdayaat7=00PJH.,„,„„^, ForInformallonaboutourmanyprograms < 734-522-6830 AT8767042 LUTHERAN CHURCH WISCONSIN SYNOD CHURCHES OF ASSEMBLIES THE NAZARENE O F G O D St. Paul’s Ev. Luihbun 17810F PLYM OUTH CHURCH LnnaiU (734)881-1380 OP TH E NAZARENE 45801W. Ann Arbor Road . 1734) 4S3-1SaS S e a m m e d S b i v k x s Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. SmararKSO/Ull &10:30AJH. Sunday Worship -11:00 A.M. TnssDfir.^O P il Fettow ship Pre^Syterion Cfiurdi Sunday Evening - 6:00 P.M. OPEN A W CHURCH Adnlt Sunday: 9:30 -10:15 a.m. • Worsbip: 10:30 a.m. Family Night - Wed. 7:00 P.M. Childrens Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. ie» iioiiizois RiRamiiRE)i wins CBiTBi Services held at: Saint Andrews Episcopal Church (734)455-3168 ST. PETER’S LUTHIfflUl 16360 Hubbard Road in Livonia ‘ South of Six Nile Road | GimBGB 8 SCHOOL Nurseiy provided • www.feUowshlD-Dresbvterlan.on;i I 1343 Penniman, Plymouth Church; (73-® 453-3393 33015 W. 7 Mile M. ? Uvonia 48152 School PreK-fl: (734) 453-0460 Between Farmington & Merriman Website: wwMspIp.org Across from Joe’s Produce o. WCRSHIP SERVICES 248.471.5282 I Sunday Worship 9:30am C h u rch /4s You R e m e m b e r it! S ♦ Fo r Inform ation regarding this D irecto ry, please call Sue Sare at 248-437-2011 ext. 2 4 7 o r e-m ail: ssare@ hom etoTvnlife.com B10 (WG) JUUE BROWN, EDITOR THURSDAY, JUNE 27,2013 [email protected] OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC M EDIA 313-222-6755 HOMETOWNUFE.COM REAL ESTATE FACEBOOK: H0M ET0W NUFE,C0M REAL ESTATE Check BRIEFS Investors Investors ask: Can I get a mortgage with the new mort gage rules? How many? lawyer on Costs? What government programs are available? Monthly meeting of the Real Estate ^ v esto rs Association project of Oakland Thursday, July 11, 5:30-9:30 p.m. at Club Vene tian, John R ju st north of 12 Mile, Madison Heights. Semi Q: Our developer has a nar free to members; $20 portion of the properly that nonmembers. Call 800-747- he has labeled must be built, 6742 but has not completed the (www.REIAofOakland.com) consOvctlon of the entire e-mail: [email protected]. project and there are a cou- . pie of acres tiiat lay dormant Short sales witiiln tile condominium. It If you owe more than what has been seven and a half your house is worth, you may years since tiie project was be interested in a free in established formational seminar on short andlamairi- sale procedures. Organizers o u sa sto h o w will d so discuss the internal long the de workings of short sales and veloper has. the different steps involved. A: You are Bonnie David, broker/ best to call an owner of Quantum Real Es- . experienced tate, is the presenter. It will condominiiun Robert be ^ 7 p.m. Thursdays at 129 attorney to M e isn e r N. Lafayette, downtown speakwitbyou _ . ^ i South Lyon. about Section Additional parking across 67 of the Condominium Act the street in back. Please call Aiteva Homes for Callaway Idea ShowHouse won in the homes priced as shown over $650,000 which may have given you, the office a t 248-782-7130 or cate g o ry . already, the right as an associa e-mail june.quan- tion to claim the portion of the [email protected] for your property that was not identi- reservation or additional Hed as must be built as a com information. mon element of the condomini Award-winning homes um having reverted to the Free foreclosure tours co-owners since the developer Free foreclosure tours are may not have complied with 1 p.m. every other Sunday. his obligations to build witlun a Meeting place is Panera highlight local lifestyles six-year period from the time Bread on the southeast cor the developer exercised its ner of Middlebelt and 1-96. rights with respect to either E-mail Georgia@addedvalu- The Home Builders Asso The blue ribbon homes ciates and Paul Salloum of e^ansion, contraction, or erealty.com or visit FreeFo- ciation of Southeastern Mich are: Bank of America Home rights of convertibility; which reclosureToiu-.com. igan announced the winners » Attached condominiums Loans. The Parade of Homes could be as early as the record in its 24th annual Parade of - Moceri Companies for models are located through ing of the m aster deed or, de Seminar on Tuesdays Homes architectural judg Claremont out southeastern Michigan pending on the circumstances, A free Reverse Mortgage ing. Parade of Homes is an » Home base priced under and can be viewed via open the date of commencement of Seminar is 6:30 p.m. each exhibition of 43 new model, $200,000 - Infinity Homes & house tours, or online at construction of the project. Hiesday at Colonial Mort under construction and pre Soave Homes for Columbia www.ParadeHBA.com. The facts are very important gage Corp., 33919 Plymouth construction homes and con B Homes base priced Free Parade of Homes in determining whether or not Road, Livonia., dominiums located through $250,000 TO $325,000 - Mark magazines are available at your developer has lost his Learn about reverse mort out southeastern Michigan. Adler Homes for Packard area Bank of America Home right to build on this area gages. RSVP with Larry The showcase takes place » Homes base priced over Loans locations and Kroger which could result in potential Brady at 800-260-5484, Ext. June 1-30. All 43 homes are $325,000 TO $400,000 - Tall stores. Addresses for those ly a substantial windfall to the 33. featured at www.ParadeH- Oaks Ventures for St. An locations are at www.Para- association if it plays its cards BA.com. HBA and Bank of drew IV deHBA.com. For additional right. Investors America Home Loans spon n Homes base priced over information on the Parade of Q: I am the ow ner o f an The Real Estate Investors sor the event. $400,000 TO $500,000 - MJC Homes, caU (248) 862-1016. apartment co-op who en Association of Wayne will In this year’s architectural Oakland Hunt for The Logan Headquartered in West tered Into an exclusive agen have an open forum. Inves judging, blue ribbons, were » Homes priced as shown Bloomfield, HBA is a trade cy agreement w ith my broker tors will answer questions awarded fo'themoidel homes over ^SO^O'O - Arteva association representing and accepted an offer, sub and offer a market update. in six categories. Winning Homes for Callaway Idea over 600 builders, remod ject to approval by tiie co-op Meetings are at 7:30 p.m. homes were selected based ShowHouse elers, multi-family property board. Meanwhile, tiie bro each first Thesday of the on the following criteria: A panel of local architects owners, developers and sup ker met with other prospec month'at the Red Lobster on best value for the price, best and industry experts judged pliers to the single family tive buyers at an o|ren house Eiu'eka in Southgate. Mem use of space, most innovative the homes. Participating and multifamily residential and-showed them other bers are free, guests $20, design and aesthetic appeal. judges were Lonny S. Zim construction industry. HBA apartments, including anoth which will be applied to their Before being judged in these merman, ALA, NCARB of is affiliated with the Home er in the same building as membership. categories, participating Siegal/IUoma^ Associates; Builders Association of mine. The deal w itii my first Any questions or con homes were divided into Benedetto Tiseo, FAIA, Michigan in Lansing and the buyer fell through, and tiie cerns, call Wayde Koehler at categories by price, with a NCARB of Tiseo Architects, National Association of prospective buyer saw my 313-277-4168. separate category for at Inc.; Michael J. Gordon, RA Home Builders in Washing apartment again, making an tached condominiums. of Moiseev/Gordon Asso ton, D.C. offer for slightly less than the asking price, w ith tiie ‘ Broker reducing her commis HOMES SOLD/REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS-WAYNE COUNTY sion to 5 percent. I accepted tiie offer, but I don't tiiin k I These are the area residential real LIVONIA 16726 Forest Dr $ 5 0 4 , 0 0 0 16694 Lola D r $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 should be paying any com estate closings recorded the w eek 8919 Beatrice St $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 48843 Freestone Dr $ 4 6 2 , 0 0 0 18319 M acarthur $ 4 8 , 0 0 0 mission b ^ u s e by showing of M arch 4-8,2013, at the W ayne 36716 Bobrich St $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 16789 Horseshoe Dr $ 4 9 6 , 0 0 0 9902 Norborne $ 6 5 , 0 0 0 tiie buyers other properties, $ 8 8 , 0 0 0 17187 M aple Hill Dr $ 3 3 2 , 0 0 0 15411 W oodworth $ 2 2 , 0 0 0 County Register o f Deeds office. 15582 Brookfield St the broker acted as a dual bplow are cities, addresses. 14220 Cavell St $ 9 3 , 0 0 0 49920 Parkside Dr $ 3 2 0 , 0 0 0 20137 W oodworth $ 1 7 , 0 0 0 agent without having made anu bales priLcS* 29651 Curtis Rd $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 49297 Rainbow Ln S $ 3 6 2 , 0 0 0 WESTUU4D full disclosure in obtaining 14676 Flam ingo St $ 1 4 9 , 0 0 0 39819 Rockcrest Cir $ 1 4 0 , 0 0 0 38525 Chestnut Ln $ 7 9 , 0 0 0 consent of both the buyer CANTON 18622 G olfview St $ 1 6 0 , 0 0 0 47353 W M ain St $ 6 3 0 , 0 0 0 37443 Colonial Dr $ 4 7 , 0 0 0 and me. Do you think I have 7564 Adm iralty Dr $ 2 3 0 , 0 0 0 36507 Grandon St $ 1 5 5 , 0 0 0 259 W ing Ct $ 3 5 0 , 0 0 0 37505 Colonial Dr $ 5 5 , 0 0 0 any recourse? 44164 Arlington Rd . $ 1 6 8 , 0 0 0 33122 JoyRd $ 7 4 , 0 0 0 • PLYMOUTH 8001 Coventry St $ 1 9 , 0 0 0 A: I think you should speak 44265 Cranberry Dr $ 1 6 0 , 0 0 0 35216 Joy Rd $ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0 314 Adam s St $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 7507 Culpepper Ct $ 4 6 , 0 0 0 2361 E Roundtable Dr $ 1 5 6 , 0 0 0 18328 U thers St $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 522 Adam s St $ 2 0 5 , 0 0 0 36768 Dartm outh Dr $ 8 9 , 0 0 0 to an attorney, but if your only 4118 Elizabeth Ave $ 1 1 3 , 0 0 0 17596 M cNam ara Dr $ 2 0 5 , 0 0 0 41182 Crestwood Dr $ 2 3 6 , 0 0 0 36528 Deer Run CtN $ 8 9 , 0 0 0 concern is with the broker $ 4 3 , 0 0 0 7336 Em erson Dr $ 1 4 8 , 0 0 0 28563 N Clem ents Cir $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 10634 Jo A nn Ln $ 2 6 5 , 0 0 0 1232 Easley D r showing other properties, then $ 7 9 , 0 0 0 3870 Hunters G rove Blvd $ 7 1 , 0 0 0 14857 Park St $ 1 4 5 , 0 0 0 675 Leicester St $ 2 4 1 , 0 0 0 30949 H iveley St it is not likely that you have $ 8 2 , 0 0 0 661 M errim ac Rd $ 1 4 8 , 0 0 0 38668 Ross St $ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0 797 N H olbrook St $ 3 2 5 , 0 0 0 33303 Lynx St any recourse. In a recent case 4123 M onarch Ave $ 1 6 8 , 0 0 0 8843 Stonehouse Ave $ 2 1 7 , 0 0 0 1103 Pennim an Ave $ 8 3 9 , 0 0 0 6072 N Globe St $ 4 5 , 0 0 0 out of New York, on similar 47603 O rm skirk Dr $ 8 5 , 0 0 0 31754 Sum m ers St $ 1 4 0 , 0 0 0 49866 Pointe Xing $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 8340 N Henry Ruff Rd $ 8 8 , 0 0 0 facts, the court held as a mat 2189 Prem ier Ln $ 7 7 , 0 0 0 37121 Tum burry Dr $ 3 1 0 , 0 0 0 1199 S Sheldon Rd $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 1 5 6 N H i x R d $ 8 8 , 0 0 0 ter of law that the broker did ■ 6689 Sturbridge Ln $ 1 8 0 , 0 0 0 18342 U niversi^ Park Dr $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 REDFORD 164N LinvilleSt $ 4 8 , 0 0 0 not act as a dual agent. The 6 1 6 9 V a l l e y V i e w D r $ 3 4 3 , 0 0 0 31620 Vargo St $ 1 1 9 , 0 0 0 9970 Berwyn $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 35849 O regon Ave $ 5 7 , 0 0 0 court said that absent an GARDEN CITY 35878 Veri St $ 2 8 5 , 0 0 0 17125 Brady $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 33240 Parkwood St $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 agreement with the seller to 847 S D ow ling St 29085 A lvin St $ 9 2 , 0 0 0 9245 V irginia St $ 9 0 , 0 0 0 13552 Crosley $ 4 9 , 0 0 0 $ 1 2 3 , 0 0 0 the contrary, a broker has no 31540 A lvin St $ 6 5 , 0 0 0 28090 W Chicago St $ 7 8 , 0 0 0 26009 Dover $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 34310 Shaw nee St $ 7 1 , 0 0 0 . duty to refrain from showing 227NVenoyCip $ 5 5 , 0 0 0 18797 W estbrook Dr $ 2 4 2 , 0 0 0 18908 G arfield $ 3 5 , 0 0 0 32606 Som erset St $ 3 7 , 0 0 0 perspective buyers other prop 31209 Pierce St $ 9 0 , 0 0 0 9411 W estwind Dr $ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0 2 6 0 3 4 H o p e $ 9 6 , 0 0 0 35632 Som erset St $ 1 2 7 , 0 0 0 erties. The coiurt in that case 1409 Ralph St $ 8 0 , 0 0 0 NORTHVILLE 9050 Levem e $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 37193 Vincent St $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 $ 4 9 1 , 0 0 0 11426 Leverne $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 thought that any other holding 31969 Sheridan St $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 46634 Crystal D ow ns W would unreasonably restrain a broker from cultivating poten HOMES SOLD/REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS-OAKLAND COUNTY tial clients at open houses for their principals. If, however, These are th e area residential real 1520 Ledbury Dr $237,000 30594 O rchard Lake U nit 4 $48,000 SOUTH LYON the broker represented the 26070 Pillsbuiy St $210,000 794 H untington Dr $ 2 5 9 , 0 0 0 estate closings recorded the w eek 45 Maywood Ave $380,000 prospective buyer in making 21700 River Ridge TrI $198,000 432 Lyon Ct of Feb. 11-15,2013, at th e O akland 2930 Middlebury Ln $191,000 $100,000 the offer on your apartm ent, 38320 Saratoga Cir $147,000 350NHAGADORNST $ 1 0 6 , 0 0 0 County Register o f D eeds office. 4070 Saint Andrews Ct $170,000 then you probably would have 2841 Squirrel Rd $375,000 28360 Shiloh Ct $212,000 1034 Paddock Dr $ 2 0 3 , 0 0 0 Listed belo w are cities, addresses, a cause of action. MILFORD SOUTHFIELD and sales prices. COMMERCE TOWNSHIP 3843BalmonyRd $145,000 238 Noble St $92,000 21160 Dartm outh Dr $ 1 3 0 , 0 0 0 Robert M. Meisner is a lawyer and the BEVERLY HILLS 5592 Bentwood Ln $340,000 400 W hitewater St $292,000 20840 D uns Scotus St $ 5 5 , 0 0 0 author o f Condo Living 2: An 17549 Kirkshire Ave $225,000 5254 Bridge TrI E $280,000 NORTHVILLE 17609 Jeanette St $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 Authoritative Guide to Buying, Selling, 30525 Stellamar St $300,000 2305 Brigantine $40,000 52128 Carrington Dr $50,000 17171 Lincoln D r $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 and Operating a Condominium. It is BIRMINGHAM 1638 Commerce Shrs $212,000 22458 Cyprus Dr $50,000 28233 Red Leaf Ln $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 available for $24.95plus $5.55 for tax, 595 N Old W oodward $185,000 NOVI 25720 Southfield #A 206 $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 3087 Ivy Hill Dr $375,000 shipping and handling. Condo Living 2 44950 Bayview Dr $70,000 544 Oakland Ave $358,000 FARMINGTON 29448 Spring H ill D r $ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0 Is available in both print and e-book 1717 5 Bates St $678,000 24432 Cavendish Ave E $419,000 26701W Carnegie Park 33607 Alta Loma Dr $88,000 $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 editions. The e-book is available for 377SGIenhurstDr $1,030,000 44613 Ellery Ln $181,000 20965 W estham pton $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 22849 Maple Ave $116,000 download dirough Hiines, BLOOMHELD HILLS 31621 M arblehead Rd $129,000 27877 Floyd Ln $176,000 TROY Amazon.com, and 3251 Chestnut Run Dr $567,000 FARMINGTON HILLS 50927 Glades Ct W $50,000 8588 Cooley Beach Dr $ 1 1 5 , 0 0 0 2734 Courville Dr $250,000 31731 Belmont St $139,000 47501 Iroquois Ct $470,000 9069 Sateiite D r $ 1 4 2 , 0 0 0 bamesandnoble.com. He is also the 3834 Quarton Rd $290,000 33443 Bostwick PI $93,000 23282 Laurel Dr $50,000 8198 Sequoia Ln $ 1 9 5 , 0 0 0 author o f Condominium Operation: 2703 Middlebury Ln $160,000 25206 Chapelweigh Dr $150,000 29865 Lilley TrI $261,000 8132 Trenton Dr $ 2 9 5 , 0 0 0 Getting Sorted & Staying on the Right 2957 N W estview Ct $275,000 24205 Farmington Rd $181,000 23627 N Rockledge $79,000 9203 Tw in Lakes Ct $ 2 0 8 , 0 0 0 Track, second edition. It is available for $9.95 plus $2.20 for tax, shipping and BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 23185 Fox Crk $280,000 41132 S McMahon Cir $102,000 526WoodstoneCt $456,000 751, Hawthorne Dr $346,000 26193 Kiltarton St $135,000 23837 WLeBost $125,000 handling. Call (248) 644-4433 or visit 1573 Hemsworth Ct $575,000 29606 M iddlebelt U nit 180 $50,000 29451 Weston Dr $160,000 [email protected]. This 5865LahserRd $699,000 31705 Nottingwood St $150,000 42559 Whitman Way $240,000 column shouldn't be construed as 915 Lampwick Ct $325,000 legal advice. hometown Df&com dAdvertistng: 1-800-579-7355 0 & E Media | Thursday, June 27,. 20I3 (*:) B11 Challenging fun fo r ALL ages UVONIA (NW)" Laurel Park RVLOT tor RENT on SALE Sub. Beaubful colontal 3 bdrm, Tiaverse Qty, Ml. Motor Homs 2.5 bath, bsmt, att porch, sItB on shaded let Paved i^ c/a, $1850/mo. 734-462-^468 & path), pool, clubhouse with organized activities. Muld Gulhnal areas, near beaches, BBflilDIIEIliHOIIIS golf, casinos. 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Must Growing co has an opportunity S a le - 5508 Woodruff' Shore Sale-Fumiture, retro fire Trae Root Furolturo Fro Gala no. 1918. Original 3rd ganera- tion owner. Ehonized. 2 patala. be C IS TRAINED. Starting LABORER for motivated and personable Dr., Grand River & Pleasant place, clothing, tons of house Tliree heavy duty bar stools, wage $7.61/hr. Fully trained City of Farmlngten sales pmf^lonals, possessing View. Fri. & Sat, 8am-4pm. hold goods, most still in origi $600/S8t tivo Ig aocont tables Inc stool, tuning tools & newer $7.88/hr. Gertefits lor full-timo HOIs Parks Division strong self management skills Many teacher & kid’s books, nal paciraging, much morel originally .$4000, asking piano bench. 52° tall x 61" employeee. (734) 524-1381 Id Join oor sales team. arts & oafte, webkinz (no ra- Thurs., Fri. & Sat, ^ -8p m $1200-$t5DO/ea. Two Ig red- wide X 27" deep. Excellent • Excellent (kim m ^on des) Hou^hold items & d a t 1768 Mnford Hgte. MDford werad lounging chairs, cond. $8000/ make offer. www.fhgov.com • Advancement Opportunities ing. Lote of re ^ n a b ly priced SlOO O/ea.------248-207-2760, 248-437-8708 • Immediate Openings things!! CASH OR CREDIT AC- • Avg$525-$950 weekly CEPTEDl 517-980-0743 New Hudson DREXEL ttfrin bed. mattress & 3 SALES bi Orchanis of Sporting Groiils u WNTECH (or Uvonia CO. • Sales experience preterred spring Dke new, $199. Lyon SubI 57685, 57771, & Experienced Gravel Minimum s(artlng pay • Rellabla transportation req’d Canton- Garage Sate Misc. household Items. 57B42 Cider Min Or. Educa $11/hr. &up.-hcommlslon. • Full time Including weekends Thurs-FrI June 27-28 S of 248-347-3724 GOLF CLUBS-full set. Lynx Train Driver wiOi tional games, art supplies. 40 liour work week. Itlnter^ d please call Warren enter off Morton-Taylor gold clubs with extra beautiful Leap Frog, Toys, .Stuffed Ani Can: 734-793-5135 Circulation Promoters, Inc. 9-5 Household + baby items. FU R N IT U R E - 3 pc oak wan red, white & blue bag. Price Endorsement Patrick Bnady: 734-56D-2547 mals. Canoe. Computer equip, unit witi) glara S e lv e s and i. 734-985-1434 We are currerrUy seeking Call b e b ^ n 12-3pm CANTON -HUGE Moving Collectible Girts clotiies doors. 1950 cherry dining ta MACHINE & TOOL 6/7/8. Boote, Seasonal, drivers in Detroit, Ml. With a Ken Wuorenma: 734-377-1398 Sale-Everyttdng must go! ble, 1 leaf, 4 chairs, nraterlal ASSEMBLY TRAINEES Call between 9am-3pm Tools, yard Items, fumttere, Gamra, Gterasware. CD’s, seats. Feur Lincoln chairs C i^ "A" COL Ucen^ In Hou^wares, Vintage M a^- 3a"pf.i builder good standing. Not cited for antiques. June 28th, 29to, stamped over 100 yrs old. ALL (ENTRY LEVa) 300), 9-5pm (no eariy sa l^ ). rtnes, News, Linens, Ctratume any DOT Aixidents in past 3 CtiadrroreS In good cond. ZA9-9B002D3 DEWALTPDWBISHOP 865 Burlington, Off Lolz R o sl, Jewelry. 6-28, 6-29, 9-4. No yearn. No more than 3 mov Technical Education preterred. With Stand on table With B a b y -S iM n g between Cherry HUi & Palmer. early birds please! ing violations in past 3 years FRIMO, Inc. Wixom, Ml. MISC fTBflS - Refrigerator, wheals. Model GW. $150. (any vehicle). Have at least Rnail resume: $125; stove, $85; dehumidjfi- 248-826-6370 ”GRANNYNANNY° CANTON: Moving S alel NorthvIIie Moving & Bam er, no pan, $45; ;sma!] chest one year experience. No Sale-Thurs-Sun., (June 26- H elp W a n te d - a e tie ra i [email protected] (and more!) Looking to help Furniture, toys, clothes & much freezer, $95; upright freezer, Briggs & ! Dili’s, R eck les Driving with 30). 9-5pm. 20 yrs worth of your loved one In their home. more. 352 Springfield Dr. ^ 5 ; gra propane dryer. $85; • WheelHouse. 5500 W, Heavy in last 7 yearn. Mud be able Household Goods. Tools, Rec (989)3^-1341 Central Pari( Off Denton Thomas Kinkade prints, pro- Duty Portable Generator. Model to - Fh^ical and Drug METRO DETROIT AREA equip, Furniture, Hunt/Bsh, APARTMENT &ChgnvHlD.FrL&Sal6-3. frasional frame, San Fransico #01646. $400.734-748-9318 Testing. Start Immediately Snow m obile Dune Buggy, MAINTENANCE TECH GOURMET MARKET Lomardl Street 44(W) x 36(H). Attorney & L ^ a i C n in se l Farm Equip, much more! Hometownlife.com FuD-Ums for Wes^nd, Gar Adopting appUcations ton COMMERCE TWP.- Estate Fisherman’s Wharf, 37 (W) x Email R^ume te: 22851 Itepler Rd, Lyon Twp. h>8 den City and Plymouth area. • General Manager Sale: 4203 (^eron (Sn^ - 29(H), both are prof^ orrally aquatediplumbing Applii^nto must have P R I (Produ!» background preferred) Fri., June 2 8 ,9am-5pm. B ^ framed. 246-465-0262 DIVORCE $75.(KI Offer gels a real deal on like OR apartment exp erience. terrowgroupInc.com • Groceiy Manager Cash or consignment for old www.CSRdlsability.com new sectional, formica dinette Applicants must have valid MOVINQ, Mitot Sen: Cratts- Items te fine an d q im Collec Please email resume to: CS&R 734-425-1074 set, oak d^k & side, house NORTHVILLE- Moving! June driver’s license. Applicant men Limited Edition 22 hp, tions, sets, oddities, any size or hold Itente, oil paintings, pie 28-29th, July 5-6th, 9-5pm. must know b ^ lcs of plumb 42” mower deck Riding Mow quantity to full ratat^ . Fair, tures, sewing table, & so touch ing and electrical. Variety of Many household Items, too nu er, $650. Thomasvine Queen honesL courteous, discrete DRIVER/ moral Or call torAppt s e rv ice will indude turning OFFICE CLEANING merous te (IsL No reasonable tedroom r a t 2 piers, light older gentleman. 1 drive to you. FAMILY aECTRICAL over unites, Instelllng sinks, ROUTE MBtCHANDISBI EVENING HOURS. 248-418-1671 offer refused. 51131 Park Place deto( & mirror, triple dresrar City ce rt V lo^ ons corrected. [email protected] Richard. (248) 795-0382 washers, didtwashers, re PT for South Lyon, Ann Arbor, Mon-Fii. D r, N of 8 Mile. E of,Napier witii mirror, mattrras & box richard.preston4a®ya)ioo.com Service changes or any small pairs, leate, light carpentry. YpsIIanti area tor a national Nmriarea. spring option, $450. Bernhardt iob.Freeest 734-422-8080 Dearttom Htoghts REQUIRES on-can rote- vending machine o^mpany. Rex Corporate Cleaning Group NORTHVILLE- Moving. Tools, dining buffet & hubto, server, 3 day ^rage sale tion tor after hour emergeh- hours. Use own vehicle. 248-313-8860 fumibire, hoi^hold, dining on $300. Momentum 220X Elllptl- c l^ . On-site apartment can Thursday June 27 thru. June cai, $100. Welder Pro 4300 H s ttlirtg - C le a n U p Some light lifting. S81, sofa, & much more! Thurs- 2 9 10am. to 5pm. Hand/Power weight machine, $300. be negotiated and is pref- 734-328^1300 ExL 12 ) Sat, 6-2pm. 4 ^ 2 2 Stoneridge, fered. HVAC te helpful, ^ p li- Tools, Antique & Crafts, Too OR BEST 0 1 ^ or email resume tm 6 Mile & Beck. cant must allow credit and much to L ist 6966 Rosemary FOR ALL 246-462-2782 A-1 HAUUNG [email protected] drug testing. Accepting ap Move nrielal, clean base- NOVk Huge Sale for Dog Res rhente, garages, stores, etc. plications at the WOder- Ford Rd. & Warren ness Park Apartments bi Enginssr. Yazaki North Amer O m C EH ELP tadkins796i^l.com cue. 21735 Worcester Dr. Off ^ e r c is e F l t n ^ E q u ip Lowest prf(^ (n town. Quick Taft, btwn 8 & 9 Ml. 6/28-^ , service. Free e s t Wayne/ Oak W estland (W srSn Rd. and ica. Ctenton, Ml, seeks appli Seeking an organized, detell Newburgh). Houis to meet cants tor tire fbllawing position: - orierited and dependable 9-4pm.CoDectibl^, tools, used land. Central location. Farmington HDIs- lx carpeting. Interes ting ^uffl 248-547-2764. 248-559-8138 and greet and fill out applica Component Engineer, r^pon- person for various office du- NorcHcTrack TreadmUI sible tor d ^ p and develop tira. The po^on involves C215S, Ipod ready w itii several tions are 10-6pm. No phone (^Md stuffl M ls^ lan eo^ . ment of High voltage compo greeting all g u ^ , artewer- PLYMOUTH- ramputerized seffin^ . Like calis ple^ . 06/29-30 9-5 p.m. ^ 11 nents to support OEM and Tier ing phon^, p re p ^ g and (tenton H3. Pom Teens Huge New! $60Q/besL Canton area. CompensatiorE 1 w k trial Coventry Ct-Dunbar Oaks sub. 1 customers In the ‘develop processing orders. Mi^ (734) 3b8-0485 perioiU I we both see a Off Drake near 13 Mile. goodfit,wewninegoti • ment of Hybrid Electric, Plug-ln have excellent word and ex 6/27-6/29, S-4pm. Lots of Q U A inY CLEANING SVC. Hybrid Bectric and Electric Ve cel skins. The work atmcte- great items from 40 fam in e ate term s mhmrdlitgly. Farmington H ills- Huge sale! Equip Commercial & Residential. hicles. Travel required up to 41220 Joy Rd, W of Haggerty. ' 20 yrs. exp. Inured. 10%. Must have bachelor’s de and serious but ple^anL Furniture, household items, Can Peggy: 734-751-2330 6/27-6/29; 9-8pm. 37869 gree in mechanical engineering Must be eneigatic, mature REDFORD-DownsM ng Salel HOSPITAL BED: Delta 1000 AUTO SALES (or equivalent education/ erme- Glengrove Or., t r ^ Iteggerty & Halstead; & 13 & 14 Mile. Thurs-Sat 9-6. Hoiraehold, Ultra Light Plus, semi .electric ^teirietownTiliaQnn t\Bnce) and, 3 years of related Please forward reaim ra to pots, irans, dishes, 2X& 3X bed, m atbras in a pte^c seal experience In automotive com ra m ie s ® Mlqu^&Coil&otibtes HIGHLAND - Huge garage salel women’s , men’s clotiies. fumi cover, in sections tor pick up. 1 ponent d ^ ip . Send r^ m e s ani8ricaitepecteltyQll8.CQm bire, (raQectibiK & decorative, Gonlon Cheirolet Is looking June 26-30, 9-5pm. Antiques, yr. old. $50. to: YazakI North America, Iric., luggage, tools & camping. for an Auto Salespeison tor fur. household items, like new A1A+Movers A^Senrice Attn: Kara CiT, 6801 Haggerty ANTIQUE -B ED 17394 Norbome, 6 Ml/Beech. our Used Cat Department Uc. & Insured ^ Efficient for Road, Canton, MIchlgp RECEPTIONIST Full-size, with tiger oak jr/m !ss% clothes & shoes, box- &SflOW Equip only$50/hr. 868-633-7953 Sales Team. Haaltli Insur ' side rails and carved K of new glassware, jewelry, 46187. Please Identify Member Mortgage Services, a ROYAL OAK-HUGE YARD ance, 401K, compeOtIva hetulboard. Also, tiger ctek an TV, vintage ta b l^ & kid's Req. # 13-0186. pn^F^siva, growtii oriented SA LEI Stieff, Hummel, depres Cate pay plan & a great working tique d r^ ser with mirror. All In skiff. 3980 Presidential Way, FDRO 1972 TRACTOR- gas, company, has a opening tor a sion g l^ . Antique trunks, environment Exp. preferred very good crond, ^ 5 0 . west of Harvey Lk Rd , w/back brake, new sterter, 2 f^bitDecorattngf^por Engin eer YazakI North Ameri Rec^onlst tor our l^rm- quilting frames, Oistume jew- but will tram the right per ington Hills Office. We are cur- Calk (617) 4S6-4600 new front tires. A^dng CAT - Rxed, long haired ca, Canton, Ml, seeks appllcante furniture. Household son. Ttim Is a great opportu rentiy ttie largest pro-vider of $3000/firm. 248-437-163S Calico female, needs loving forthe tollowing position; Senior Highland-Huge Yard sa lel goods. 713 E. Wlndemere, nity for the right parson. We M or^ge Services to Credit June 28^29,9:30-4:30pm. owner, no young kids. RANK'S PAm GSptV. Mecttenical Engineer, to plan, ANTIQUE OAK June 27-29,9am-4pm. wlU respect your privacy. Unions in IWchlgan & Ohio. 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