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A Stevenson High School student has entered a plea agreement in the case of a fatal traffic accident in front of a Livonia golf course in mid- May. Daniel Aldo Andreassi, 16, pleaded no contest to four felo- ny counts before Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Deborah A. Thomas Thursday morning in exchange for a sentence of five to 15 years. The judge set a BY SUE MASON Thursday, Aug. 28, sentencing OBSERVER STAFF WRITER date. In the plea agreement, the A Westland resident says there's no record will show convictions TOM HOFFMEVER|STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER politics involved in her questioning a as an adult on charges of man- Mary Denning shows the paper model of the planet Mars that she used create an out-of-this-world wedding cake. Wayne-Westland school board member slaughter with a motor vehicle, who maintains that his primary residence operating a motor vehicle while is in Westland, not Midland where he now intoxicated causing death, works. operating a motor vehicle while Nancy Froreich is challenging the state- intoxicated causing serious ment made by Trustee Frederick Weaver bodily harm and felonious at the school board's July 14 meeting. She driving with sentences to run contends that, according to Michigan elec- concurrently. In exchange for tion laws, Weaver can't serve on the board the plea, the charges of second- because his residence isn't in the local degree murder and minor in school district. possession will be dropped. "I'm an election inspector, I work with Andreassi had been charged elections; this just didn't look right," said and bound over for trial by 16th Froreich. "I know you have to be a resident District Court Judge Robert BY JULIE BROWN 'That's the most unusual wedding cake I've ever done, and registered voter and meet the age Brzezinski in July as an adult, OBSERVER STAFF WRITER requirement to vote. What triggered this is meaning he could have spent the dark spots and the craters. It looks good to me.' that you can only have one residence." the rest of his life in jail if Mary Denning has had some MARY DENNING, cake shop owner Weaver last month announced that even convicted on the most serious unusual baking requests over the though he works in Midland, his Westland charge. years, but one last week really took home is his primary residence. However, Andreassi was charged in the cake. f "Very nice, it turned out very she said. "A lady called from the according to paperwork Froreich received connection with the May 18 "That's the most unusual wedding good," she said. "I'm not an astrono- Summit to ask how she should cut from the Midland city clerk, Weaver death of 20-year-old Westland cake I've ever done," she said of a mer, but I thought it looked like it." changed his address to Kingston Court in resident Anthony Cosenza. Mars-like wedding cake. "I had to it. They're into astronomy and all It could be cut like a traditional Midland on June 12, a month before he According to court testimony, match all of the dark spots and the that." wedding cake, she said. It has sup- announced that he had put his Westland he was traveling faster than craters. It looks good to me. 1 was Denning had scientific ques- ports and cardboard to separate it. home up for sale because of the state's eco- 100 mph on Seven Mile Road really pleased they came here to tions for them which they could The batter was lemon, cherry nut nomic difficulties, which resulted in his when he struck Cosenza's car have me do it." answer. The baker went online to do and marble, with two marble layers voter registration being changed as well. broadside. Cosenza was killed The owner of Mary Denning's research, but the couple helped with and one each of the others. The Westland City Clerk's Office has con- instantly in the accident, His Cake Shoppe in Westland created answers. "I was proud. I like doing some- firmed that Weaver's Westland voter regis- girlfriend, Amy Adams, also of a cake like the planet Mars (the It was a big cake — the bottom thing different," Denning said. "It tration is no longer valid. Westland, was injured in the top half) for an engineer bride and was about 20 inches and "it was at makes my job more fun." Reached at a church conference in accident. groom couple. Denning put on the least eight inches high" — so deliv- NASA has taken some heat Houston, Texas, last week, Weaver said he Adams, who is scheduled to finishing touches Friday morning ery was a bit of a challenge. through the years for spending on was unaware that changing the address on have her arm rebroken and set and her husband delivered the cake "My husband's strong so he can space travel, but Denning's price his driver's license would trigger a change in with plates and pins soon, felt to the Summit on the Park center in carry it," Denning said of the cake was more down to earth. his voter registration. ambivalent about the plea deal. Canton in time for the Friday wed- for the Shannon Dong-Thomas "It was $600," she said. "That's news to me," said Weaver. '5I wasn't "Nothing is going to bring ding reception. Coffee nuptials. aware that would happen. I didn't realize Tony back," she said. "But this The bride and groom had pro- She hoped it wouldn't be consid- Mary Denning's Cake Shoppe is at that it would change my voting privilege or I at least assures that he does vided a model of Mars for Denning ered too good to eat and would be 8036 N. Wayne Road in Westland. For more wouldn't have done it." some time." to work with, and the, baker was enjoyed and served. information, call (734) 261-3680 or visit Adams' mother, Kim, said pleased with her work. "That's their wedding cake," www.marydenning.com. Please see ADDRESS, A3 she was worried Andreassi would get the minimum, five years, which would free him at age 21. Andreassi's attorney Jerome Sabbota said the plea arrange- Senior citizens going for gold at annual ment was best for everyone. "The prosecution had causa- BY 0ARRELLCLEM horseshoes and less physical contests Township and Van Buren Township Hines Park for a morning run, break- tion issues/'-'he said. "But the OBSERVER STAFF WRITER in baking, photography and Pinochle, plan to compete in four age categories: fast with Wayne County Executive guidelines for second-degree among other events. 50-59, 60-69,70-79 and 80 and over. Robert Ficano and opening day cer- murder are 15 to life, it was Beijing isn't the only place to earn an Westland will serve as this year's offi- Seniors will compete for gold, silver emonies, including a veterans honor not worth the risk. This is an Olympic medal this summer. cial host, but competitions will be scat- and bronze medals. guard, the singing of the national isolated incident in Dan's life, In all, 566 senior citizens are prepar- tered among other communities, too. "I think it's a wonderful program for anthem and a parade of cities in which one day that will affect him for ing to compete in the 2008 Western "We've really been trying to market seniors," Garden City senior Director representatives of participating com- years." Wayne County Senior Olympics, with this not only to get the involvement Cheryl Stepanian said. "It stresses fit- munities will display their local flags. Andreassi's parents echoed opening ceremonies set for the morn- up, but also to show that any activity ness and staying active and healthy." Westland Mayor William Wild will the same sentiments, saying ing of Monday, Aug. 18; in the Nankin is better than no. activity," Westland In its fourth year, the Senior welcome the crowd, and an Olympics that the person being portrayed Mills Recreation Area of Hines Park in senior Director Barbara Schimmel- Olympics event has steadily grown, torch will be lighted. in the media is not the person Westland. Marcumsaid. and 566 participants beat a July 31 The games will end with a celebra- they know. The five-day event will feature a 10- Seniors from Westland, Garden City, deadline to enter this year's contests. tion and awards banquet on Aug. 22 at mile bicycle race, a football tess, a soc- Canton, Plymouth, Livonia, Redford, Westland again has the most seniors Westland's senior Friendship Center. [email protected] cer-ball kick, tennis matches, a swim- Wayne, Belleville, Dearborn, Dearborn involved, with 130 this year. (734) 953-2109 ming competition, volleyball, golf, Heights, Inkster, Northville, Sumpter Ori Aug. 18, seniors will gather in [email protected] | (734) 953-2110

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BY DARRELLCLEM bers who supported the $35 Greek Orthodox Church. make sure it's going to be the brought that issue to the fore- have filed proposed wording OBSERVER STAFF WRITER million project! "Nobody has an apartment nicest (development) around." front after a 27-year-old man for a recall campaign against Some residents of Gray building when they look out But one resident who was hit and killed on Joy Road Wild and council members A developer is hopeful and Ravine streets learned their back door," he said. attended the meeting said it earlier this month. Brownell James Godbout, Bill Johnson, that changes to a proposed of Shaw's latest plans during Shaw's plans still include 20 didn't appear that his sugges- pledged to continue trying to Michael Kehrer and Dewey senior housing complex on a joint meeting attended by duplex-style condominiums tion for a two-story apartment work on a compromise with Reeves — the four council Westland's north side will about 20 people Thursday eve- and 54 stand-alone homes, building, with the first floor the developer, saying it appears members who voted in favor diminish criticism that some ning at the Hellenic Cultural and those — not the apart- partially built below ground residents have lost their battle of Shaw's project in June. residents have lobbed at his Center, next to the site where ment building — would now level, was given much consid- to keep a more restrictive R-l The Wayne County Elections plans. Nankin Mills Village would be be closer to the existing hous- eration. zoning in the area. Commission is expected "I believe the changes we built. es, he said. "I was very disappointed," Meanwhile, Shaw's attorney, to rule on the language on made have made a big dif- Shaw has kept a 147-unit, "It would be back yard to Bill Brownell said. "I didn't Bryan Amann, confirmed Tuesday. ference," Glenn Shaw Jr. said three-story apartment build- back yard," he said. feel they took my ideas seri- that Thursday's meeting "If we're not accepted, we'll Friday of his proposed Nankin ing in his plans, but he said In other changes, Shaw said ously." was opened up to the entire be filing (revised) language Mills Village, near Joy and the outer corners of the H- a parking lot would be moved Shaw has said he talked Gray/Ravine neighborhood, that same day," DeWitt said. Newburgh. shaped complex would be only from the east side of the apart- with his team and that even though Shaw earlier had Wild, meanwhile, said he Even so, some critics still two floors in an attempt to ment building to the west side, Brownell's suggestion wasn't intended the session as invita- talked with some residents described themselves as reach a compromise with resi- farther away from the existing workable. tion-only. DeWitt, however, who appeared pleased with opposed to Shaw's plans, and dents who oppose the height. homes, and efforts would be Brownell and others also said no one told her. some of Shaw's revisions. He . neighborhood resident Donna Moreover, Shaw said the made to provide a larger buf- have raised concerns about "I definitely wanted to go to said his overall impression was DeWitt vowed that she and apartment building would fer with more vegetation. increased traffic congestion that meeting," she said, "but I that Thursday's meeting "went others still will try to recall be moved farther away from "I felt that everybody was and neighborhood safety in an was not invited." very well." Mayor William Wild and four existing homes and closer receptive to what we had to area that Brownell said lacks DeWitt and Gray Street Westland City Council mem- to Sts. Helen & Constantine say," Shaw said. "We want to adequate sidewalks. Brownell resident Rosemarie Rembisz cfclemiahometownlife.com | (734) 953-2110

Midland for an election official in Canton, school board so she researched it. FROM PAGE A1 meetings, but "I don't want to hurt anyone, the cost of gas I want the situation corrected... made it "cost- and I'm not running for politi- He added that he would prohibitive cal office," she said. "When it's change back to his Westland to continue a right, it's right; when it's wrong, *j address as soon as he gets back lot of travel," it's wrong. That's what it comes to Michigan. Weaver Weaver has down to. Now that I see it up State law requires that the said. close, I don't like it." same address be used for When he made his state- Weaver has said that he "will voter registration and driver's ment, Weaver asked residents continue to fulfill my duties as license purposes, and the to call him, if they have ques- an elected official with hope FREE $50 GAS CARD state's change of address/voter tions. He described Froreich's that the circumstances will registration form notes that if actions — a letter to the editor change before these circum- AT TCF BANK!* the residence address provided that appeared in the Thursday, stances (selling the house) on the application differs from Aug. 7, issue of the Observer become permanent." Froreich, TELL ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS! the voter registration address — as "going behind my back." however, said the change of as it appears in the Qualified "She never contacted me, address now prevents him Voter File, the "Secretary I think this is some kind of from doing that. A Open a new TCF Free Checking account. of State will automatically a political ploy," he said. "I "He vacated his position change your registration to think this is a person with an himself by changing his match the residence on the agenda." address," she said. "It states Ait | Get a FREE $50 Gas Card - on the spot. application." Froreich denies that her on the registration you Can Weaver had been senior pas- actions are politically moti- only have one address,. Right tor of Abundant Life Church vated, saying that the earlier now, he's not legally a resident *§£ »! Go fill up your gas tank TODAY! in Canton, but left 18 months Observer story "triggered her of Westland, even though he became pastor of North Point response." She said she knew owns a home here." Ministries in Midland. He had this didn't seem right based on been making the drive from her knowledge of working as [email protected] \ (734) 953-2112 Fuel up your savings! TCF POWER MONEY MARKET

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BUSINESS BRIEFS Grand opening Westland in March. The new facility includes a kids' waiting Some 100 patients, colleagues area filled with video games and dignitaries were on hand and movies and the Zoom for the recent grand opening Room tooth whitening center. and open house ofThe Parkside Dental Team's new office on New location Warren Road at Central City Anytime Fitness has signed Parkway in Westland. a lease for space in the Bayview "Our objective was to build an Plaza, Wayne Road south eye-catching structure that the of Cherry Hill, Westland, City of Westland could be proud where it will develop a 4,000- of" said Dr. Steven Cohen of square-foot exercise facility. Parkside Dental Team. "We also Construction is already under- wanted to create an environ- way, and the club will be open ment where our patients could for business within the next 30 feel comfortable and relaxed. days. We're very pleased with what "Anytime Fitness offers a we've accomplished." convenient and affordable exer- The open house provided an cise option for the area," said opportunity to tour the state- Greg Balteff, club manager. "We of-the-art facility that features believe our 24-hour fitness club a unique design and cabin-like will be a great addition to the decor, including a large brick Westland area." fireplace in the patient recep- At Anytime Fitness, mem- tion area. bers can workout any time of "This remarkable struc- the day or night. They use a ture adds curb appeal to the security-access key to enter the developing intersection," club, even when it is not staffed. said Dan Martin, a member Once inside, members have full of the Westland Chamber of use of state-of-the-art strength Commerce Board of Directors. training and cardiovascular . "It represents a huge investment equipment. Anytime Fitness in our community and a major also offers 24-hour tanning and commitment to the city." membership reciprocity among After almost 50 years in its clubs, which allows members City officials, including Mayor Wiiliam Wild, joined with the staff of The Parkside Dental Team at a recent grand opening ceremony. Detroit, the Parkside Dental to use any of the more than 600 Team opens its new office in clubs that are currently open across the country. sonal medication review pro- allows them to ask questions or munities we are located in," For more information, call gram. address concerns directly with Richard Grossman, Sav-Mor Greg Balteff at (734) 326-1550. Working with their suppliers, the pharmacist. president and CEO, said. "Our Sav-Mor is now offering its cus- Additionally, there are sav-' Prescription Rewards Club is Rewards Club tomers more than 3OO generic ings on all brand name and yet another way to do our part Three pharmacies in Garden drugs at a $4 price for a 30-day generic prescriptions, more in helping our customers dur- City and Westland are among supply and $11.99 for a 90-day than 5,000 in total, and a ing this time of economic dif- more than 65 owned and oper- supply, as well as a free medi- 20 percent discount on all ficulty." ated Sav-Mor Drug Stores now cation review. The review can Quality Choice private label Participating pharmacies offering a Prescription Rewards help identify other cost-saving merchandise in the store. The included Sav~On Andrews. Club, a discount drug and per- opportunities for patients and Prescription Rewards Club Drugs at 29436 Ford, Garden requires a one-time only mem- City, and Westland Maple bership fee of $10. Drugs at 34500 Ford, and "Our stores are Michigan- Sav-On Checker Drug at based and we pride ourselves 190 S. Wayne Road, both in on contributing to the com- Westland. CITY OF GARDEN CITY

To all residents and interested parties, the Council minutes will be available for review on the internet at www.gardencitvmi.org You can access this information at City Hall or the Garden City Library during regular business hours or in the Police Station Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property. Lobby 24 hours a day. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 4 of the Self ALLYSON M. BETTIS, City Clerk/Treasurer Service Storage Facility Act, State of Michigan, PS Orangeco, Inc. and/or Shurgard TRS, Inc. will conduct sale(s) at Public Storage Publish: August 10 & 24, 2008 t)EOeSS5241_2x2 (formerly Shurgard) located at 9300 Pelhem Road, Taylor, 48180 (313) 292-9730 8/29/08 at 10:30am Sales are for cash only. Removal within 24 hours. For sale and storage units in which rent and fees are past due. Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 4 of the Self Personal property described below in the matter of: Service Storage Facility Act, State of Michigan. PS Orangeco, Inc. and/or Shurgard TRS, Inc. will conduct sale(s) at Public 2075 RUTH WEST-BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Storage located at 20080 Allen Rd. Trenton. Mi 481.83 (734)478- 3010 ROBERT BRIAN JARVIS - TOYS,TOTES,VACUUM Notice its hereby given that pursuant to Section 4 of the Self 5442 8/29/2008 at 9:30 am. Sales are for cash only. Removal 3046 DEEANNA EIGHMEY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Service Storage Facility Act, State of Michigan, PS Orangeco, within 24 hours. For sale and storage units in which rent and fees 3048 TANISHA HOLSTON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Inc. and/or Shurgard TRS, Inc. will conduct sale(s) at Public are past due. 3051 SHERYLETTE HUMPHREY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Storage (formerly Shurgard) located at 24920 Trowbridge St., Personal property described below in the matter of: 3054 THOMAS HOOKER - MATTRESS,TABLES Dearborn, Mi 48124 (313) 277-7940 8/28/2008 at 9:30 am. Sales 3073 SARAH PHELAN - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES are for cash only. Removal within 24 hours. For sale and storage 1022 FAYE GUERRA - CAR PARTS,BAGS,BOXES 3088 KIAUNA LEWIS - TABLE,BOXES,TOTES units in which rent and fees are past due. 1027 DIONNED JENKINS-BAGS,TV,DRESSER 3089 ANGELA MARTINEZ - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 1028 SABASTIONAPEREZ-FRIDGE.RUGS 3091 MICHELLE MELCHERT - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Personal property described below in the matter of: 1033 SANDRA GAIL NESTOR - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 4017 SHARON SIMPSON - BOXES,TOTES,LIFEJACKET 1034 RICKY LEE NEDROW -BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 4083 CLAUDE ROSS -BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 1006 KATHLEEN RODRIGUES - FRIDGE,MATTRESS,BOXES 1039 DIONNE JENKINS • STROLLER,TOYS,BOXES 5057 NENA GONZALEZ-BOXES,BAGS,MATTRESS 1082 PSONITA FOWLER - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 105 STEVEN DALE TRIMBLE - TOOLS,BAGS,TOTES • 5061 ANGEL EVANS - MATTRESS,TOTES,TABLES 1138 YANCY DAVIS - EOXES,BAGS TOTES 1114 TINA KELLER - TV,BAGS,TOTES 5064 DAWN BARNARD - TV,BAGS,BOXES 1160 ANISE BANKHEAD - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 214 JASON WOZNIAK - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 5070 STARLA BRIGGS - FRIDGE,TOYS AIR CONDITIONER - 1214 YAMEKA EAINER - MATTKESS,COUCH,BAGS 221 SHIRLEY BOWMAN - WASHER,BED,BIKE 5083 WILLIE MAE SADLER - BOXES,DRESSER,LUGGAGE 1220 TIFFANY FORD - MATTRESS/TOYS.BOXES 327 NATALIE ROSE CHRAPKO - TV,BAGS,BOXES 5089 SANDRA CHURCH : BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 1252 KHADIJAH ROBINSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 345 DON SMITH - TIRES,TOOLS,BAGS 5093 DANIELLE CARNEY - CRIB,BAGS 1374 TRAVIS JOHNSON •= BOXES,MATTRESS,TOTES 509 NURHAYDA SISON - TV,DRESSER 6042 ASHLEY GALLAGHER-MOREY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 1468 LINDA RILEY - MATTRESS,BAGS,BOXES 532 MICHAEL A SANTWIRE - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 6057 EDWIN OMEY - BOXES,TOTES,MICROWAVE 1576 COREY NANTAMBU - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 533 ROSEANNA LEWIS - DRESSER,BIKE,BAGS 6059 JUDITH RYAN - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 2188 SHATUNNA PRIESTER - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 538 KIMBERLY D MILLER - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 6071 TONI KINCHEN - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 2230 JEFFREY MCANALLY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 539 SCOTT MURRAY - WASHER,BOXES,TOTES 6080 DONALD DAIGLE - BED,MATTRESS,BOXES 2281 VERONICA PETERSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 639 ANNIE BRAND - COUCH,FUTON,BAGS 6085 RON BEMBRY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 2286 DWIGHT DAVIS-B0XES3AGS.T0TES 658 DAVID ZIMMERMAN - TOOLS,FAN,BOXES 6091 DONALD FAULKNOR - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 2384 LATANYA EVANS - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 826 KERI ELLIOT - STROLLER,BOXES,TOTES 6191 ROBERT HOWELL - BOXES,TV,LADDER 5006- TODD HARBIN- BOX,BAGS, TOTES 832 NATHEN CAMPBELL - CARSEAT,TOOLS,BAGS 7017 VIKKI HOOD - BAGS,BOXES,TOTES 1333- OLIVE GARDEN- BOX,BAGS,TOTES 904 SHAROLYN CHEATHAM - DRESSER,TV,LOVESEAT 7019 TIFFANY SCOTT - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES . 1572- HARCOURT SCHOOL PUBLISHERS- BOX,TOTES,BAGS 947 SUSAN DALIMONTE - SOFA,DRESSER,TV 7055 CRYSTAL ROWLAND - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 7108 DEONTE BARBER - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Publish: August 10 & 17,2008 osoasieng Publish: August 10 & 17,2008 OSOBBIBIIB-2*4.5 7109 BRANDY WILLIAMS - SOFA,DRESSER,TOTES 7121 DANA COUNTS - BAG,WASHER,STOVE 7128 MEGAN HOWARD - BOX,BAG,TOYS LEVERAGE SPECIALS PORK DAIRY DAIRY Publish: August 10 & 17,2008 - a&faeiBise-ass Lean-Tender Reg. 2% - Lowfat Assorted 24-12oz.Cans BONELESS PORK BAREMANS STROHS BUDWEI5ER BEER Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property. MILK Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 4 of the Self 2 Liter Pottles Service Storage Facility Act, State of Michigan, PS Orangeco, PEPSI COLA Inc. and/or Shurgard TRS, Inc. will conduct sale(s) at Public 56 oz. Storage located at 3650 Enterprise Dr. Allen Park, Mi 48101 (313) Gallon Carton PRODUCTS 441-3117 8/29/2008 at 11:30am. Sales are for cash only. Removal Ib. 2 within 24 hours. For sale and storage units in which rent and fees Lean - Meaty FritoLay 13.25 oz bags are past due. POTATO BOB'S DF CHIPS Personal property described below in the matter of: B002 BELINDA RIAZ-KNOWLTON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Dearborn - Skinless B048 KEYANNAWAFFORD-BOXES,BAGS,TOTES B070 ELLIOT KING - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES FRANKS 7 B079 DENISE ROGERS - FURNITURE,BOXES,MATTRESS 5 ib. 31210 W. Warren B084 TOMMIE GRIFFIN - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES POULTRY B086 DOROTHY MORTON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Fresh {a! Merrimam • Westland Fresh B102 PATTI ROMERO - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 734- 522-3357 CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS B126 JEFFREY JOHNSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES PORK B128 DWAIN PURYEAR - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Ib. t B129 LINDA CARTER - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 3 Ib. B204 ANKIT P GANDHI - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Fresh n*ri301j3iC 1 n* il "J C" HEW HOURS. CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS B225 EDWARD OHARAH - SOFA,CHAIR,BOXES S3 L*™ Mon -Sat B226 ADT SECURITY SERVICES.CURITY SERVICES - Bridge Cards BOXES,BAGS,TOTES FILLETS 6 9am-6 pm ?•• Ib. B257 PETRICE JOHNSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES B353 DAVE SMITH - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES US#1 PRODUCE USDA GRAPE A USDAGR.ADEA DEL! SPECIALS B383 RONALD HUGGINS - TV,DRESSER,BAGS Sweet Jumbo Great on the Grill Lean - Tender - Boneless Sahlens- Oven Roasted C043 TONIA JOHNSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES D030 AARON DANIELS - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES CANTALOUPE T-BONE DELMONICO TURKEY BREAST D044 CORTNY SMITH - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES STEAKS STEAKS F010 BETTINA RAGAN - MATTRESS,BAGS,TOTES 4 F049 JOANIE JACKSON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES 5 B022 ABBAS AWADA - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Fresh $E99 99 Hoffman's Super Sharp B054 GARY GERESY - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES B069 BOSSIE ANDERSON - BQXES,BAGS,TOTES 5 Ib. Ib. CHEDDAR CHEESE B104 BURT MELLUM - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES HEAD LETTUCE USDA GRADE A USDA GRADE A $ B150 GEORGE CHENE - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Lean - Family Pack'- Fresh ^ ^^ B152 ERIC NIXON - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES I Ib. B193 JOYCE MCBRIDE - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES ea. BEEF RUMP $JM GROUND BEEF $A Kowalski B247 ROBERT HANKINS - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES Fresh MEAT or GARLIC B314 AMANDA WERSTEIN-BOXES,BAGS,TOTES ROAST Ib. SIRLOIN A Ib, D040 SHERRY LEWIS - BOXES,BAGS,TOTES CUCUMBERS Very Lean A Lean-Tender BOLOGNA B249 SANDRA GASTON-BOX,BAGS, TOTES BEEF $ BEEF CUBE E020 ALTHEA GAMBLE- BOX,BAGS,TOTES STEAKS A ib. STEW 2m ib. 3 Publish: August 10 & 17,2008 • ' OEoeeiens-axs Observer & Eccentric | Sunday, August 10,2008 Www.hometownlife.com LOCAL NEWS (WGc) A5 arranging So you garden is in full bloom. complete without reference to the BY SUE MASON Now what? Make this the year to Japanese tradition of ikebana, "hos- OBSERVER STAFF WRITER channel your creative energy and pitality from the heart" as explained explore the world of flower arrang- by Reiko Takenaka in her book, • The planning is over. The ing. Adding an arrangement to your "Enchanting Ikebana." This expres- performance T-shirts ordered. home can enhance a table, a mantle, sive art form is also detailed in Mary Now all that's left to be done or even a book case, while helping C. Takahashi's "The joy of ikebana." for the 40 members of the to bring nature indoors. So no matter what else you have John Glenn High School's Your choice of flowers, cotors, planned for the rest of the summer, marching band and their containers stop by the library to find ways to chaperones is to have a good and your bring the beauty of the summer in week at Camp Seagull in personal your home year round. Just come Charlevoix. style is all by or visit us on the Web. Call (734) The band planned to leave it takes to 326-6123 or log on .to www.westland. this morning for a week of get started lib.mi.us. practice in preparation of the in creat- fall marching band season. ing a work Highlighted Activities "I heard we practice a lot, of art. Independent Movie Ntght: 7 p.m. but you do fun stuff like For ideas Monday, Aug. It swimming," said sophomore and tips on how to start stop by Come join us for a viewing of: Andrew Weeks, who is making the Public Library of Westland the documentary "Boys of Baraka." his first trip to band camp. and check out, Jane Newdick's, Every year the Baraka School "You heard correctly," said "The Flower Arranger's Handbook: selects 20 seventh-grade boys from veteran bandsman Thomas .Creative Floral Designs" or Susie .the most violent neighborhoods of Sample. Edwards' "The Encyclopedia of Baltimore, where 76 percent of male This is the 17th year direc- Flower Arranging." students do not graduate from high tor Scott Cramer has taken the Once equipped with the basics, school, to spend two years at their band to camp and the sixth- turn your attention to "Arranging all-male boarding school in rural . seventh year they've made Flowers: How to Create Beautiful Kenya. This documentary movie the trek to northern lower Bouquets in Every Season" (from won awards at six film festivals Michigan. While there, they'll "The. Best of Martha Stewart for its portrayal of one such class. work on marching on the field, Living"), Judy Spours' "The Ultimate Refreshments wlfl be provided. No their music and putting it all Flower Arranging Book" or Judith sign-up required. together for their first perfor- Blacklock's "Flower Arranging Adult Book Discussion Group: 7 mance before parents when PHOTOS BY TOM HAWLEY|STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Style." These resources can get you p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 19. they get home Saturday. Sophomore Tyler Trombley, a saxophone player, is making his second trip to band camp. well on your way to a new artistic Join us as we discuss "Midnight "Each student has their own outlet. in the Garden of Good and Evil" by drill spot and the drill is writ- If you like the idea of designing John Berendt. Berendt's sharply ten to the music," Cramer said. an arrangement for your next fam- observed, suspenseful and witty "They try to learn as much ily get together but don't have the narrative reads like a thoroughly as possible. They work on time, pick up some quick tips in Jane engrossing novel, and yet it is a remembering the routines." Packer's "Fast Flower Arranging" or work of nonfiction. Please read the Cramer equates the camp Julia Clements' "Flower Arranging book before the meeting. Ali are to taking a dip in a lake. You Made Easy." Jane Newdick's, "The ' welcome. don't know how warm the Five-Minute Centerpiece" can also Native Wildflowers for water is until you step in. "It's help to make any occasion special the Home Landscape: 7 p.m. an experience you have to have and have your family clamoring for Wednesday, Aug. 20. to understand," he said. "It more. This program will review the has so much to offer, so many If soil.and the outdoors just aren't origin of native wildflowers, identify activities. It's hard to put it your strong suit and even your • easy-care plants for the fal! garden into words." best friends have told you that you and provide maintenance tips. Cramer had students at don't have a green thumb, maybe Native wildflowers will be available the school for four days last a silk or dried flower arrangement . for purchase outside the library week, learning the basics of is more your style. The choices of from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Registration marching and the language dried flowers are almost endless for the program will begin at 6:30 he uses to direct them. He has and just as beautiful as fresh flow- p.m.. Verne Stephens, native plant to teach them so he can teach ers, and the best-part is that they specialist, will present the program them at camp. last forever. Get some great ideas and conduct the plant sale. Call the W eeks is one of the students on how to make the most of dried Reference Desk at (734) 326-6123 to waiting to step into Cramer's flowers in "Decorating with Silk S reserve your seat. lake. An opi — the band's . Dried Flowers: 80 Arrangements name for first-time members Using Floral Materials of All Kinds," Information Central was compiled -~ he's moving up from fresh- Nan (Seller's "The Complete Book of by reference librarian Marilyn Kwik. man band to marching band Senior Kristina Peters goes through drills at band practice Friday morning. Flora! Techniques: For Fresh, Dried The William P. Faust Public Library and is ready for the experi- and Silk" and Terry L. Rye's "Fresh is at 6123 Central City Parkway, ence. Tyler Trombley talked '"The book is about what's seniors last year and economic good group of students." Ideas in Dried Flowers." Westland. For more information, call it up during last week's prac- expected of them, it has our issues, so Cramer is counting Flower arranging wouldn't be (734)326-6123, tices. mission statement, a calendar heavily on freshmen to fill smason@)hometownlife.com I (734) 953-2112 "There's at least two three- that will be reproduced many the ranks. He has 10 who are hour practices each day and times this year." going to camp. activities every night like mov- With 40 members, this "Every year is a little bit , ies and dances," said Trombley year's band is small, a reflec- different," he said. "This is who plays trumpet. "Then tion of smaller junior and an interesting year. I have a Amy Carter plays Taps about senior classes, a large loss of smaller group, but I have a 11 p.m." A lot of planning goes into Ad#:2664368 Date:08/08/08 Day:FRI Size:2X3 the camp experience. Cramer Cust:TRI-COUNTY MATTRESS Salesperson:744FLOYD Last creates the performance T- Edited By:KENY Pub:THE NEWS Tag Line:S+M+S Color lnfo:4CI shirt, using Cirque du Soleil newTri.ps - Page 1 - Composite as a theme. The students wear them for their Saturday eve- ning performance. "They're able to do two- three songs with drills, but it's not polished," Cramer said. He also does a band book, filled with information about the school, the band officers Ann Arbor Trail! and section leaders and the history of the band. Sized to fit in a pocket, the book is updat- ed each year. It's a must-have Simmons Pillow Top Futons 'S'|f)gJ^s ckeled Coil Springs King Sets Starting at for all members of the band, Seautyresl Original ovdaUn u pa* ed from the opi to the veterans, ot on SepsratJon Cramer said "It's important," he said %%*&fy?£s£ 'hm£T*№/*- ?yjy-SSgj

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Garden City Hospital, 6245 is required. There is a fee, but reim- Get in, get out and get on with your Ailen Breakie Medical Office Building medication management, monitoring a Diabetes Exercise Program. These Inkster Road, offers a weekly bursement is avaiiabie by Medicare, day. Fee is $30 per month or a $5 (attached to the main hospital), 6255 of blood sugar levels, foot and skin classes are presented and monitored schedule of health and wellness Medicaid and most commercial insur- drop-in fee. Call (734) 458-3242 for N. Inkster Road, Garden City. Call (734) care, prevention of problems and by certified exercise physiologists. . programs for residents. The ance plans. Call (734) 458-3481 for more information 458-4330 for more information. psychosocia! issues. Physician referral Contact the Health Enhancement lineup this week includes: more information or to register. CPAP and BIPAP Mask Fitting is required. There is a fee, but reim- Center at (734) 458-3242 to select Strength and Stretch at 2 p.m. Clinic at 5 p.m. Attention CPAP and Thursday, Aug. 14 bursement is available by Medicare, an exercise program specifically Monday, Aug. 11 This is a non-aerobic exercise class BiPAP users: Did you knowthat most Get Up and Move at 9 a.m., 3 and Medicaid and most commercial insur- designed for you. Exercise Express 12:30 p.m. Thirty designed to help you strengthen insurances cover new supplies every 4 p.m. This is an invigorating exercise ance plans. Call (734) 458-3481 for Volunteer at Garden City minutes of exercise including cardio, and define your muscles, as well as . year? Have you been wanting to try a program is designed to help you get more information or to register. Hospital strength training and stretching. increase your flexibility. Each class new style of mask, but don't know how up and get moving, and is the perfect "Focus on Living" Cancer Volunteer opportunities are avail- Exercise at your own comfort tevel. will combine a variety of equipment, to get one? Visit the Sleep Disorders compliment to your diet program. Support at 7 p.m. A self-help group able at Garden City Hospital for those Get in, get out and get on with your including free weights, medicine * Center of Michigan, 35600 Central City These classes will heip you to make designed to bring together persons age 14 and older. Individuals inter- day. Fee is $30 per month.or a $5 balls, balance balls, and Therabands Parkway, Suite 103, Westland, 5-6 p.m. an easy transition back to an exercise living with cancer. A nurse facilitator ested in providing clerical support, drop-in fee. 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OUR VIEWS Water compact should sail to the While partisanship is still alive and well in partner states to enact water conservation Compact, it now moves on to the House, irrigating farm crops. Lansing, state lawmakers deserve some credit measures. which is on recess and will return to session in We can't let our water be siphoned off to the for finally reaching an agreement and pass- Considering how long it took the state September. All of Michigan's representatives in highest bidder or to thirsty neighbors in the ing the Great Lakes Compact — even though legislature to pass the Compact, it is pretty the House should make it a priority to push the drought-stricken Southeast or arid Southwest. Michigan was one the last states in the region astonishing how quickly the accord is moving Compact through and get it to the president's Those states need to utilize their own resourc- to do so. through Congress, which also must approve it desk. President Bush has said publicly he will es, not try to lay claim on ours. That's why the The Compact is an agreement between the because it is an interstate agreement. sign it into law if it is approved by the House. Compact is so important. No state (or prov- eight Great Lakes states (Illinois, Indiana, Behind the leadership of U.S. Sen. Carl Hopefully, House members will be inspired ince), within the basin will be able to sell off the Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Levin, the Michigan Democrat who authored by the quick action of the Senate. If there was water, no matter how cash-strapped they are. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin), as well as the the legislation, the Senate unanimously passed ever a bipartisan issue, this is it. Protecting the So we urge the House to pass the bill as Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, the Compact last week. Great Lakes is vital to this region. Millions of quickly as possible. Making the Compact law is that all but bans large scale water diversions Officially known as the Great Lakes- people rely on the waters of the Great Lakes important to protect our greatest resource for from the Great Lakes Basin and requires the St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources basin for everything from drinking water to future generations.

LETTERS Larkin, we will once again have a true representa- offshore drilling and asks the question: is this what Michigan is rich in alternative resources, with the tive of the people instead of a smug poster child for we really want? It is up to the public to answer that manpower, skill and manufacturing capacity to be Eleventh Congressional District Republican the failed Republican ideology of conservative arro- question for themselves. a world leader in the delivery of equipment for har- Congressman Thaddeus McCotter had another fine gance, corporate corruption, phony moralizing, and We need a leader in the White House, not some- nessing it. Yet, our senators would continue to spend week misrepresenting his district prior to Congress contempt forth e common good ofAmerica' s citizens. one who when challenged by a creative ad that is billions annually to bring in fuel from out of state. recessing forAugust . First, McCotter sided with the JoeGolonka politically substantive, responds with made-up Our Michigan Senate - clinging to coal and the big tobacco lobby instead of his constituents in an Westiand accusations that he is being picked on because he status quo! effort to prevent regulation of tobacco by the Food looks different than previous presidents. Shirley LKaflio and Drug Administration. This legislation grants The McCain campaign has never challenged him • Rockford the FDA the long overdue authority to regulate both Best birthday present because he looks different They are challenging his current and new tobacco products and it restricts The voters gave me the best birthday present positions on significant issues and his lack of experi- tobacco product marketing. It passed the House - electing me as the Democratic candidate for ence. To use a metaphor, the emperor is not wearing Card trick overwhelmingly despite McCotter's opposition Wayne County Commissioner in District 12 for the any clothes. "One percent of our population owns 90 percent Only one other Michigan congressional repre- November election Jill Wilkinson of our wealth." Perhaps you have heard this statistic sentative voted against this necessary and sensible After the returns came in on Tuesday night, I Birmingham at some time, as it has.been thrown out there quite legislation, the ultraconservative Tim Walberg. The thanked my husband Fred, my femfly members and a bit of late as the chasm between richan d poor has health and safety of McCotter's constituents, espe- all of my wonderful, dedicated volunteersJ now want Energy bill lacks vision been widening at unprecedented rates while the cially children, is obviously much less important to sincerely thank the people who made this election middle class is fighting for survival in a lethal finan- than the continued favor of corporate lobbyists. possible — you, the voters ofWestland, Inkster and Late on a Friday night not long ago, our Michigan cial stranglehold. You may have shook your head in Notably, as of mid-July 56 percent of McCotter's livonia. I am grateful and humble forth e vote of sup- Senate, in an actosingularly lacking in both vision amazement or in disgust and walked on. Free mar- reported campaign funds had been contributed port and confidence that you have given me. and courage, voted out a package of energy bills - keters would shrug and say, "That's how the dice fall from PAC money, according to data obtained by the I promise you that I will not break that trust. I pathetically weak and in sharp contrast to the nego- ... that's how the game is played." nonpartisan "Project Vote Smart" want to keep the lines of communication open. The tiated bills of the Michigan House weeks before. Bill Gates, one of the richest men, not just in people in District 12 have many problems, but we Never one to rest on his repeated votes against The House included a 1 percent per year energy America, but in the world, and billionaire Warren can solve them all together. You may contact me the interests of his constituents, Congressman efficiency standard and a 10 percent RPS by 2015, Buffet want to spend a million dollars to teach through my Web site atwww.votejoan.com. McCotter also joined many of his House Republican placing Michigan in the middle of the 26 states who the card game Bridge in schools. Does this reflect colleagues in voting against the Paycheck Fairness I want the 12th District to prosper, and with your already have such standards - hardly exemplary, but a massive disconnect between them and the real Act. This important legislation seeks to ensure sal- help, we will move forwardtogether . a step in the rightdirectio n nonetheless. problems of real people ~ the other 99 percent of. ary equity among employees, especially women, Joan Gebhartft The Senate's contains a combined EE and us? who are still consistently underpaid when compared Candidate for Wayne County Commissioner RPS standard of 7 percent, placing Michigan at to men performing the identical work. The bill How about spending it on real skills like read- Districts the BOTTOM of those states. Since Michigan increases penalties for pay discrimination, which is ALREADY gets 5 percent pf its electrical energy , ing and math? How about giving hope to bright still rampant in America. The legislation also pro- from renewables, no courage here. students caught up in schools and neighborhoods tects employees who choose to share salary informa- McCain is right Perhaps most egregious of all, the Senate bills where higher education is nothing more than an tion in efforts to expose pay discrimination by their I love the new McCain ad that points out the lack have the audacity toinclud e coal in its definition of elusive dream? As the chasm continues to deepen, employers. Despite McCotter's opposition, this legis- of leadership with the Democratic candidate Barack acceptable "renewables." Just which planet are they can we count on less and less relevancy, less and lation also passed the House, although both bills are Obama, I think the McCain campaign got it right. living on? less understanding of the needs of 99 percent of Jikely to be vetoed by the Congressman's good friend We have been watching the "rock star" treatment One wonders: who do our Senators really rep- people who live in the real world and strugglesto George Bush. that Obama has been enjoying for months without resent? The public, who'want clean air and mer- pay the mortgage, tuition, health care, utility bills, Thaddeus McCotter's voting record demonstrates any challenge.what he has been actually saying. The cury-free edible fish, children without asthma and grocery bills, auto and home insurance? Ordinary a consistent levei of disregard for those whom he use of analogy and metaphor is a very effective tech- optimally functioning brains? 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Eight-year-old Ryan Garchar of Redford receives his blue ribbon for a first place finish in the softbali throw. His older sister, Lauren, also won the softball toss in her division. With sun shining, kids enjoy 50th annual Redford Junior Olympics

BY TIM SMITH OBSERVER STAFF WRITES For Junior Olympics results, please visit www.hometownfife.com or see Thursday's Nine-year-old Brandon Smith of Redford takes a leap at 3-feet, 3-inches in the Pee Wee boys division high jump during Wednesday's roungsters had their day in Observer Sports section. Redford Parks and Recreation Junior Olympics held at Hilbert Middle School. It was the 50th annual event. the sun, literally, during Wednesday's Redford Junior Olympics. for Redford Parks and Recreation's go to that first one anyway and year-to-year," Burgess said. "They Chris Skowronek earned a blue The 50th annual event, held at youth department. "We already we found about it (makeup) later," just try to outdo their times the next ribbon for winning the 35^meter Hilbert Middle School, had been started the events at the last date, Stephanie said. "So we made it. It year." race in the boys' midget division, postponed due to rain on the origi- the kids were ready to go and unfor- was great, it's a wonderful experi- Chuck Homberg, meanwhile, liked finishing in 5.75 seconds. nally scheduled date (July 12). tunately the weather didn't cooper- ence for the kids." the Junior Olympics because it pro- "I'm very thankful they did But about 60 boys and girls mostly ate. That's because the Redford Parks vided a way for children to shake off (reschedule the first one) because We from Redford, Livonia, Canton and "I wanted to make sure they could and Recreation-hosted event is a some of the summer doldrums. were out of town," Brewer said. "It South Lyon and their parents had no finish their events." vehicle for kids to "get out and com- "This gives them some exercise, worked out well for us. qualms about having to come out a That was good news to many fam- pete against their friends," Burgess they get out and run around instead "He (Chris) is very competitive. second time for exercise and cama- ilies enjoying Wednesday's perfect noted. "It's all friendly competition." of sitting around the house all day He really enjoys it, he gets a lot of raderie. weather — including the Hombergs long," Chuck emphasized. energy from participating." "We had a lot of people come of Redford. Stephanie and Chuck For Redford's Judy Brewer, the Also enjoying the Junior Olympics back that were at the rain date Homberg came out with 5-year-old Participants, including youngsters rescheduled event also enabled was 12-year-old Hunter Iuliano, so it was nice to be able to pro- son Brendan and his 2-year-old between ages 2-12, also collect rib- her 11-year-old grandson to enjoy entering seventh grade at Livonia vide another date for them," said brother, Riley. bons for every place they finish in. Wednesday's various field events Theresa Burgess, event coordinator "We weren't going to be able to "The kids just keep them from and races. Please see OLYMPICS, B2 Casey at the bat, Ryan's Song

RIVER CATS PHOTO Uvonia native Casey Rogowski, a first baseman, has found new life with the Sacramento River Cats of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League after spending nine seasons in the Chicago White Sox farm system. Mat career on hold for Triple-A first baseman INLAND EMPIRE66S PHOTO Livonia native Ryan Rogowski, an outfielder, was recently promoted to the Jacksonsville (Fla.) Suns of the BY BRAD EMONS With a wife, a 1-year-old not gone to school in so long, Class AA Southern League. OBSERVER SPORTS WRITER son and another baby on I was taking classes — U.S. the way, Rogowski enrolled history, (English) composi- After nine years in the the fall semester of 2007 tion, college math and gov- minors, Casey Rogowski at Washtenaw Community ernment. I had never taken Younger Rogowski adapts to AA promotion figured he didn't just hit a College with the idea of a class before. It was funny, roadblock in his professional rekindling his storied prep but a good time. There was BY BRAD EMONS izes professional baseball be more disciplined at the baseball career. wrestling career and going to a change in my priorities. It OBSERVER SPORTS WRITER can be a humbling experi- plate and know which (ball/ It was more like a dead end. the University of Michigan in was interesting being in there ence and that patience is a strike) counts to look for." The 6-foot-3,230-pound January. with 18-year-olds and I'm in Livonia native Ryan virtue. The 6-foot-2,200-pound first baseman from Livonia, He was Rodney Dangerfield there as a soon-to-be a father Rogowski knows that every "I've been struggling (at Rogowski brings speed and who had played the last two in the movie Back to School, of two." ladder he climbs in the the plate), but overall it's defense to his new team, years with the Chicago White only this was no laughing But around Thanksgiving, minor leagues, he gets closer going well and I can't com- where he is normally sta- Sox Class AAA affiliate, the matter. Rogowski was simply Rogowski was back in base- to his ultimate goal. plain," said Rogowski, who tioned in either left or center Charlotte (N.C.) Knights, looking for a little respect and ball, given a second chance An outfielder in the is hitting .200 (9~for-45 field. was coming to terms with his a different path in life. by the Oakland A's, where he Dodgers' chain, Rogowski with a homer and three RBI) In 74 games this season baseball career and retire- "I was going to enroll at U- now plays for the Class AAA has already climbed up to through his first 25 games with Inland, he earned a ment at the ripe old age of 26. M to wrestle, I was working Sacramento River Cats of the the Class AA rung in just (as of Friday) with the Suns. promotion by stealing 30-of- Following a frustrating out and had been contacted Pacific Coast League. three seasons after recently "The pitchers here (in Class 37 bases while hitting .270 2007 season when he bat- by their coaches — I was Through Friday, the former being promoted from Inland AA) throw a lot of junk, a with 13 doubles and scoring ted just .245, not to mention going in that direction," said CC all-stater was hitting a Empire 66ers of the high lot of off-speed stuff. They'll 48 runs. being lodged behind the Sox's the 27-year-old Rogowski, respectable .282 with 13 hom- California State League to throw a first-pitch fastball During his first season in Paul Konerko at first base, a former state heavyweight ers and 61 RBI in 102 games. the Jacksonville (Fla.) Suns for a ball, then throw chan- Rookie League (2006) with Chicago's 13th-round pick in champion at Redford Catholic Rogowski feels he has a of the Southern League. geups, curves and sinkers. Odgen (Utah), Rogowski the 1999 Amateur Draft was Central High who excelled in new lease on his baseball life But the former Catholic It's a little bit more of an batted .312 with four homers given his outright release and three sports there, including Central High and University adjustment. I've always had he became a free agent. football and baseball. "I had Please see CASEY, B2 of Illinois standout also real- a good eye, but you have to Please see RYAN, B2 B2 (*) Observer S Eccentric I Sunday, August 10,2008 www.hometownfife.com

ing part in annual program the Garchars, who had two toss. OLYMPICS around age 3 or 4 — placed siblings giving it a go. "I like it (Junior Olympics), Dalanie Morgan, 8, of Redford makes her way down the field in the FROM PAGE B1 second in seven events. Lauren Garchar, 11, soon you get to meet new people Sack Race during Wednesday's Redford Parks and Recreation Junior to go to Pierce Middle School plus it's fun," said Lauren, Olympics at Hilbert Middle School. The activity was part of several ClarencevUle. FAMILY FUN in South Redford, grabbed who found out about the specially planned for the 50th annual event. "I really think it's a good The Junior Olympics are a blue ribbon in the girls' event through summer way to get in shape for some becoming a family affair for midget division in the soft- camp at Redford Parks and variety. Those included a 2008 Redford Union gradu- people," Hunter explained. the Iuliano household. At ball throw. Recreation. "Crazy Bat Race," sack race ate who helped out during "And when you win a ribbon Hilbert besides Hunter were Perhaps not to be out- Although the rescheduled and water balloon toss. the family activities. "It's it feels really good. It just 14-year-old Nikki, 10-year- done, her 8-year-old brother event did not feature the live "It's fun for the kids and definitely a family thing and feels like an accomplishment old Tiffanie and 6-year-old Ryan also showed some arm DJ as had been originally the parents can come out," I think it's good for Redford." and stuff." Antonio. strength by winning the planned, several family fun said parks and rec summer Hunter — who started tak- It was a similar story for boys's squirt division softball activities did provide some counselor SaraMayne, a [email protected]

on the off-speed stuff because I'm After two years in the hot Jacksonville, Rogowski is also adjust- exciting," Rogowski said. "It's through RYAN a pull hitter. I can go the other way, California desert, Rogowski also had ing to a more limited role. a high school buddy of mine (the job), FROM PAGE Bl but they (the pitchers) can see when to make' a radical adjustment with "It's tough to get comfortable, it helps me survive because right now I'm on top of the plate and they keep the Florida climate. especially when you're struggling and I don't make much money (playing and 36 RBI in 70 games. He was first pounding away inside. In this (AA) "In California it's hot, but here you not getting the at-bats," he said. "I've baseball)." in the Pioneer League in walks (52), league, the pitchers know how to step outside you're raining in sweat, gone from playing 20 games in a row Meanwhile, Rogowski continues triples (8) and runs (64); second in pitch. I just have to keep working in you feel so hot," he said. "I feel like to playing every other day, but I just to navigate through the Dodgers' stolen bases (30); fourth in on-base the (batting) cage." I'm back in the wrestling room again have to make the best of it." farm system. And even though he's percentage (.429); and fifth in hits Rogowski's older brother Casey is wearing a long-sleeve shirt trying to Rogowski isn't sure if he'll be asked just two rungs below the majors, the (82) en route 'to Baseball America a 27-year-old who has played in the lose weight. But it's good because it to play in a fall league, which starts distance to the big leagues remains a Rookie All-Star honors. minors since graduating from CC in keeps me in shape." Sept. 20 in Arizona. He spent two long way away. In 2007, Rogowski batted .253 1999- Casey is currently a first base- When Rogowski got the call to go months in Hawaii following his rook- "Right now I'm low man on the with 27 doubles and 39 stolen bases. man for the Sacramento River Cats of to Jacksonville, he had to hurriedly ie minor league season and called it totem pole," he said. "Even on the The speedy 24-year-old contin- the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. pack up his clothes and had to catch "a great experience." long bus rides, I take my body pillow ues to make adjustments as he goes "He (Casey) played in this league a flight early the next morning. If he doesn't play during the off- and sleep on the floor. I'm the new along. (Southern) a couple of years," Ryan "I played the night before, got up season, he'll head to North Carolina guy and I just need to make my way. "When I get on base, I pretty much said. "He told me you can't give at- at 6 a.m., flew all day and got to again and work a job for an oil com- And once you think you've figured it have the green light to steal/' he said. bats away and at every level you have Jacksonville at 7:30 (p.m.)," he said, pany involved in the NASCAR Truck out, it bites you and you start all over "I'll bunt, too, but the thing I have to to hit and put up the numbers. "The game was at 7, but I actually did Series. again." work on is my discipline at the plate. "He just told me that if I played get into the game to pinch run.'"' "NASCAR — I really never got into I have to learn to go the other way hard every day, it will happen." During his abbreviated stint in it, but I did go to Daytona and it's bemonsHioe.homecomm.net | (734) 953-2123

•*! wife Libby, 2-year-old son advice to his younger sibling. CASEY Brooks and 7-\veek-old Cael "I let him do his thing, but FROM PAGE Bl (named after collegiate wres- he'll come to me every now r i i t*. tling great and 2004 Olympic and then," Casey said of his and credits his agent, Danny champion Cael Sanderson), 24-year-old brother. "He's got Lozano of the Beverly Hills Rogowski now seems conr his own ideas about what he (Calif.) Sports Council, with tent and doesn't fret anymore wants. We have our baseball keeping his major league if he's going to get the major talks, but we usually talk quest alive. league call. about fantasy football or the "He (Lozano) looked for "It's been fun, great guys, UFC, stuff like that." some teams, he was able to great team and great organi- Casey Rogowski said would (Sept. 2-Oct. 30) keep the lines open and he's zation," Rogowski said. "We're like to return to Sacramento been around the game long in first place in our division. next season and eventually SUMMER Reg. Deadline: Aug. 27 There hasn't been a drop of stay at the pro level as either enough," Rogowski said of his agent. "He has some good rain there and the tempera- coach or manager. clientele. When he got me ture drops at night. You can't Meanwhile, he'll be keeping SOCCER LEAGUES hooked up with Oakland, I beat the weather. The ball- a close eye on the Olympics got excited again. Last year parks are hitter friendly. I the next few weeks, par- Adult Soccer Leagues 8 Games was a bummer and I felt like like this league, but the only ticularly when it comes to the Team Fee: $650 or Free Agent Fee: $80 I didn't get the support with drawback is that the travel is sport of wrestling. the Sox. I was sick of playing, worse." "I'll definitely be interest- sick of the politics, plus the Rogowski was hitting ed," Casey said. "I can't wait New" Fun" Parent League 7 Games (Saturdays) Sox were going in a different .282 despite going through a for the Olympics. I watched direction. recent O-for-19 slump. the NCAA (tournament) and "After that last game (in "I couldn't get anything I'd call my brother. We'd go Charlotte) I did hang up my to fall, it was always right at back and forth. I've kept up cleats." somebody, but it's going good on it. Rogowski was able to now," he said. "When I was home (over the FREE youth Basic Football Clinic with EMU players! get some major league at- Casey Rogowski's younger winter), I also enjoy watching Thursday, Sept. 4 7-8 pm for registered players. bats during spring train- brother Ryan is also in his my old high school's matches 12 FREE tickets to EMU's Homecoming Game 9/27 ing and was assigned to the third year in the minors, (at CC), watching guys like west coast after spending an outfielder with the Mike Martin (CC's two-time Youth and Adult Free Agent Fee: $80 his entire eight-year minor Jacksonville (Fla.) Suns state champ now playing Youth and Adult Team Fee: $650 league career in the south and of the Class AA Southern football at Michigan) tear on the east coast. League, where Ryan was a people up." "It could have been over, postseason and mid-season Tearing the cover off the DODGE BALL LEAGUE but it wasn't," Rogowski said. All-Star during 2005 with the ball is Rogowski's main prior- "I got a second chance. I'm Birmingham (Ala.) Barons. ity right now, but he wonders Adult Dodge Ball Leagues now forming glad I got the opportunity. It The brothers touch base via what might have been if he was my first experience as a phone at least twice a week. followed through on changing Team Fee: $450 free agent, which was good, "He (Casey) is one step away his gears. but I was worried about get- and I hope he gets his shot," "Even though I'm getting ting cut in the spring." Ryan said. "When we talk, we up there in age, college sports 6 Games + End of Season Tournament Rogowski, however, sur- usually forget about baseball. has always been in the back of vived spring training and He has two kids how. He's a my mind," he said. feels resurrected. family man. He's Mr. Mom." His priorities have changed. Casey, however, isn't averse [email protected] His young family includes to lending some much-needed (734) 953-2123

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Theatre for 24 hours of watching your, umich.edu/urology. For more informa- choice of current-run movies, also a in a car accident in 1997- Buschmohle tion, contact Steffanie Finernan (734) catered lunch, dinner and continental 615-9843 or [email protected]. breakfast on Saturday morning, snacks, throughout your stay and all the pop ,1V) Group discussion, 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, and popcorn you can eat is included, team to follow directions, how to stay Mint area for children aggs 5 to 26. Hospital where he went through reha- Aug. 12. Attorney Patricia Kasody-Coyle New for this year is the "Family Pacl<" wii! answer questions in a private set- Special" for a family of four. A special ting on a first come first served basis, admission allows parents with two or In room 225'0f the McDowell Center at children to arrive on Friday at 5 p.m.", Schoolcraft College, 18600 Haggerty, watch two movies, have dinner, and Livonia. Call (734) 462-4443. enjoy pop and popcorn all for the same pledge total as one individual, $105.10. St. Mary Mercy Hospital hosts the The top fund-raiser for 2008 will win presentation Exercise and Diabetes a one-year pass to Emagine Theatre, 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13, in Register online at www.leukemiam- • the auditorium at 36475 Five Mile at • ichigan.org or call Children's Leukemia Levan, Livonia. Use Main Entrance on Foundation at (800) 825-2536. e more impulsive Five Mile. For information, call (734) Individuals aged 13-17 may onlypartici- 655-8961, During tile presentation pate until 10 p.m. unless accompanied . you1 will learn the benefits of exercise by a parent or guardian. on blood sugar control and general well-being. There will be tips for people Saturday, Aug. 23, at the Detroit Zoo with functional limitations. No charge, in Royal Oak, rain or shine. To start a • pre-registration not required. team or make a donation, contact the Alzheimer's Association at alzgmc. . Meets 1-3 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, at org or (248) 351-0280. The Alzheimer's make prepress as aresult o f the them- his head in a car accident, "I wanl to Merrimen Roact Baptist Church, 2055 Association is the leading voluntary Merriman, one block south of Ford Rd., heslth organization in Alzheimer's Garden City. The speaker is Dr. Barry research, care and support. For more Hobbs, a chiropractor, who will share Information visit www.alz.org. easy-to-do stretching exercises: For Hatfca yogs classes : nation. The only information, call (734) 462-1768., From 5:15-6:30 p.m. Tuesdays begin- Lupus support meeting ning Aug. 26 to Sept. 30, in Classrooms At 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, in Adray 1 and 2 at St; Mary Mercy Hospital, D at Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn. 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Crowds were in abundance as Oakland Hilfs Country Club played host to its fourth championship with major implications in the past 12 years. 'Monster' crowds

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The 90th PGA Championship attracted golf fans from around the world, including Baptiste Dury, 4, of France, who enjoys the tournament from the vantage point of the front row.

nd the winner is, once r „ again, Oakland Hills. Thecourse widely known as 'The Monster' reared its beastly temper and beat down the world's best golfers like a frantic drummer through the first two rounds of the 90th PGA Championship Thursday and Friday on the internation- ally-renowned South Course. The season's final Major began.with afield of 156 golf- ers "and by Friday evening was reduced to 73 exhausted pros who managed to break the cut mark of 148, or eight over par. XB. Holmes, a 26~year-old fourth-year pro from Orlando, Fla., was the lone marksman to break par with a one-under total of 139 through the first 36 holes. His two-day totals included eight birdies, seven bogeys and 21 pars. Three players - Charlie Wi, Justin Rose and Ben Curtis - were the only golfers to play David Toms watches the flight of his shot out of the sand during early-round even par. Former PGA champ play of the 90th PGA Championship held at Oakland Kills Country Club. Phil Mickelson survived to play the weekend while Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger and Pennsylvania native Jim Furyk barely made the cut at plus-8. Former PGA champs John Daly (plus-9) and Vijay Singh (plus-12) were among many Eric Harbour, of Birmingham, displays the scores of one of Thursday's more intriguing threesomes - David Toms, familiar tour names who did Vijay Singh and John Daly. All three playing partners are former PGA champions. not make the cut and were With playing partner John forced to watch the remain- Daly looking on, two-time ing two days from outside the PGA Champion Vijay Singh ropes. tees off on the par 3,257- While the fans flocked to yard ninth hole during Oakland Hills, their cheers Thursday's opening round of remained polite and light as the PGA Championship held birdies and eagles were few and at Oakland Hills Country far between. There were a total Club. Singh did not fair as of just 10 eagles over the first well in this Championship as two days, including seven on he failed to make the cut. Thursday and three on Friday.

The media center was abuzz as the national press corps came to Oakland Hills Country Club for the 90th PGA The world's top golfers gave fans plenty to cheer about during the competition. Championship tournament. Above, members of the media keep a close eye on the leaderboard during Thursday's opening-round play. iffM ^ f • »l»

Sunday, August 10,2008 HOMETOWN .COM The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Hugh Gallagher, editor. (734) 953-2149. [email protected] .com For reading on the runr iPhone Kii Dear Steve Jobs: Earlier this year, you were quoted as saying "people don't read anymore." This was in response to Amazon's Kindle, the electronic-book (e-book) device you dubbed a "flawed" concept. As someone who loves to read (and has plenty of friends and family members who feel the same way), I am seriously disap- pointed in you. Obviously there's nothing flawed about the concept of the Kindle, which has been a sell-out success since its debut last December. In fact, the hardware itself has some notable, flaws, not the least of which are its high price and rather ugly design. And, yet, people love the thing. They relish a lightweight, paper- back-sized device that holds hundreds of books and can download new ones on the run, no PC required. Now let me clue you Tech Savvy in on a little secret: The iPhone is a better e-book Rick Broida reader than the Kindle. (Same goes for its similar sibling, the iPod Touch.) Consider: The Kindle is a single-pur- PHOTOS BY TOM HAWLEY|STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER pose device. Sure, it can display newspapers and Tina Gerlach cuts off Swiss chard along with Heiene Flesher and her son, Jack, 8, of Canton from the garden at Resurrection Catholic Parish in Canton which helps to feed needy families. blogs in addition to books, and even access Wikipedia, but ultimately it's a text viewer. The iPhone is — well, duh. But it's also a music player, movie theater, photo viewer, game system, Web browser, e-mail client, GPS navigator, and a lot more. (The Touch isn't a phone, but does most of these other things.) It's smaller, thinner, lighter, and way, way sexier than the Kindle. And it taps the ft same high-speed data network for on-the- go downloads. Granted, the iPhone's battery life isn't great, but most people recharge daily any- .- ._• way. It also has a smaller screen — 3.5 inches ver- BY JULIE BROWN sus 6 inches on OSE STAFF WRITER the Kindle — but I find it perfectly "' ina Gerlach of Canton thought a comfortable for feed needy, few moments about why she works

Mat SWCE reading. the garden at Resurrection Parish bean (fajKivwl of entiniiy jiriratc Plus, it's much build communities in Canton. not, to be Sonus*, e brighter, and it's "It's helping Other people and doing a $s) case oroflDi! eeeh rnoruing io empiy a touchscreen: ^ s v^'^/tVjw; something you like," she said of the gar- lit ctaBbff pot ami bring water in She sink, a!! threa sets «f nasmtB (deren You can turn den she coordinates with fellow church jmepls in all, lift-Mug foul' diildtsn nai n pages by swip- ^> member Elaine Jeris. "It's enjoyable." ing your finger, About 10 church volunteers have just like in a real worked on the 70-by-40-foot or so plot The iPhone and iPod book. at Resurrection, on Warren near Beck. Touch are fantastic And let's not The project got under way a few years devices for reading books forget the most back, with the harvested produce going on the go. It's too bad important con- to St. Aloysius Parish in Detroit to feed Apple doesn't agree. sideration: price. the needy. The iPhone "Father Dick (Perfetto) lets everybody starts at $199; the iPod Touch, at $299- As do (ministries), within reason," said noted, both models perform significantly Ken Graham of Superior Township and his grandson, Philiip more functions than the Kindle -— which Onions were almost ready. Please see GARDEN, C5 Doran, 10, of Canton pick yellow wax beans from the garden. costs $359. Consequently, I think the iPhone and iPod Touch could blow the Kindle out of the water. There's just one problem: The iTunes Store doesn't sell e-books. Budding pianists perform Why not? It sells audiobooks. (Apparently people don't read books, but they do listen to them.) By not offering e- books, you're missing an incredible oppor- tunity. Two of them, actually. musicians First, there's money to be made. The Kindle is proof of that. You've already got BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN program at Schoolcraft College. in July. At the end, 22 budding pia- a store in place; you just need to make the OSE STAFF WRITER Entela, a violinist with the nists performed in recital with the content available. I'll bet book publishers Birmingham-Bloomfield Symphony Ambassador Chamber Players who would line up down the street for a chance Kelvia Jaupi is only 8 years old Orchestra, says the piano camp worked with students throughout to hawk their tomes on iTunes. but she's already played a concerto allowed her daughter to interact the concertos camp. Second, you'll encourage more people with a professional string quintet. with the musicians. "It's a unique kind of opportunity to read. Anyone packing an iPhone could It's rare that young piano students Students chose from Concertos to work together as an ensemble," also be packing a novel — perfect for those have the opportunity to work with and Chamber Music or Solo Piano said Donald Morelock, the program's Kelvia Jaupi played Mozart's Concerto in an ensemble, so her mother Entela and Piano Duets for the intense two C Major in a recital with the Ambassador Please see BROIDA, C4 can't say enough about the summer week sessions on the Livonia campus Please see PIANISTS, C6 Chamber Players at Schooicraft College.

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Livonia businesses team Young-Torres f. f •'; -^M _ Frank and Cheryl Young of Naperville, 111. and for- merly of Livonia, announce the up for a good cause engagement of their daughter, Lauren, to David Torres, son of John and Christine Torres of The Perfect Present and Maxima Salon are Supporters can choose from haircuts, mani- Livonia. teaming up to raise money for the Susan G. cures, pedicures, and massages in the salon, Lauren is a graduate of Komen 3-Day Walk, one of the largest fund- or shopping the sales at The Perfect Present. A Churchill High School and is raisers for breast cancer, by holding their own donation of $5 or more entitles the donor to a studying at Lewis University 3-Days Aug. 14-16. gift- in Romeoville, 111, where she Cheryl Williams, Perfect Present owner, lost There will be refreshments and raffles as well is pursuing a degree in nurs- her mother to the disease two years ago. to enjoy. Hull ing. David is a Stevenson From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday-Friday, and For moTe information, call (248) 478-4438 or John and Dorothy Hull will High School graduate and is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, a portion of the sales (248) 473-5720. celebrate their 60th wedding currently at Dyess Air Force will go to the Komen organization for research, The Perfect Present is at 32614 Seven Mile; anniversary with family and Base in Abilene, Texas, where education and programs. Maxima Salon is at 32618 Seven Mile. friends at the Marriott Park he serves as an airman for the Hotel at Laurel Park Place in U.S. Air Force. He plans to by their wedding day, July 4, Livonia. The couple has five earn a degree in meteorology. 2010. The wedding will take children, nine grandchildren The couple met at the Youth place in Michigan. David One last thing: I'm already reading e-books on and nine great-grandchildren. Group at Ward Presbyterian proposed to Lauren this past my iPod Touch thanks to a third-party service The Hulls live in Plymouth Church in Northville. David July 4 weekend, on top of the FROM PAGE C1 called eReader. I don't particularly care who gets Township, though John is is in the process of adopting Ferris Wheel at Chicago's Navy the money I spend on books. Do you? formerly of Royal Oak and Grace Young, Lauren's daugh- Pier, with fireworks bursting unexpected "down times" like a long line at the . Hugs, Dorothy lived in Detroit. They ter, so they may be a family around them. post office or the doctor's-office waiting room. Rick attended Royal Oak High If, as you say, people don't read anymore, it's School and Western High because we have limited time and countless other Rick Broida writes about computers and technology for School respectively. John is a distractions. By making books available on a the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. Broida, of Commerce World War II Navy veteran. Bruce-Boran device you'd no doubt like everyone in the country Township, also writes the Cheapskate blog for CNET {blogs. The couple wed Aug. 14,1948. Stephen and Carol Ann to own, you might just change that unfortunate cnet.com/cheapskate). He welcomes questions sent to rick. Bruce of Farmington Hills truth. [email protected]. announce the engagement of their daughter, Heather Marie Bruce of Chicago, to Christopher Joseph Boran, also of Chicago. He is the son First Step looking for volunteers of Jerry and Colleen Boran of Forest City, Iowa. Do you want to help end Sexual Violence, is looking ing starts Saturday, Sept. 6. Heather is a 1999 graduate domestic violence and sexual for volunteers to act as victim For more information, call of Farmington High School, a assault in your community? If advocates in the legal system, Sally Coder-Martinez at (734) it 2003 graduate of University so, it's time to get involved. assault responders and to nur- 955-3850, ext. 3807 or visit of Michigan in Ann Arbor and First Step, Wayne County ture survivors and their chil- the Web site at www.firststep- she earned her juris doctor- degree in accounting. He Project on Domestic and dren. The next volunteer train- mi.org. ate from the Chicago School earned his juris doctorate of Law at Loyola University in from Georgetown Law School 2006. She currently works for in 2004 and now works for Benolt Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago. Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Robert and Nancy Benoit Christopher is a 1987 graduate in Chicago. of Livonia celebrate 50 years of Forest City High School in The couple are planning of marriage this month. The Iowa, and a 2000 graduate of a Nov. 15 wedding at Old St. couple wed on Aug. 2,1958 University of Northern Iowa, Patrick's Catholic Church in in Detroit and have two chil- where he earned a bachelor's Chicago. dren: David (Shelly) Benoit of Northville and Robert (Leslie) Benoit of Midland. They also Skwiers-Brady have three grandchildren. Peter and Camille Skwiers of The couple are retired from Livonia announce the engage- their respective jobs and enjoy ment of their daughter, Amelia spending time fishing, cook- Rose Skwiers, to Patrick •w ing and traveling. To celebrate Joseph Brady of Livonia. He is the anniversary they planned a the son of Frank and Pamela Caribbean cruise vacation. Brady of Plymouth. Amelia is a 1998 graduate of Churchill High School in Livonia and she earned her bachelor's degree in educa- tion from Western Michigan University in 2003. She works as a teacher at West Middle University. He is senior project School in Ypsilanti and teaches manager at Coretek Services in dance at Bunny Sanford's Milford. School of Dance in Livonia. The couple is planning a Patrick is a 1994 graduate of Nov. 29 wedding at St. Mary SALLY CHRISTINE BERRY ELINOR M. RUNDLES Detroit Catholic Central High Orthodox Church, with a School and he earned his bach- reception at St. Mary Cultural Of Rochester Hills, age 60. Died sud- HALL denly July 26, 2008 in San Francisco, Age 81, passed away on August 1, elor's degree in chemical engi- Center. They will make their while doing what she loved most: vis- 2008, after a courageous battle with neering from Michigan State home in Livonia. iting one of her children. Sally was Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. The 37- Milliken the beloved wife of Paul for 39 years year resident of Winter Park was born Pat and Ginny (Verpoort) and mother of Scot, Gretchen, Leanne in Detroit, Michigan on November 26, and Craig. Sally was also the proud 1926. A graduate of Flint Central High Milliken of Redford will cel- BIRTHS grandmother of Parker. Mother-in-law School, she attended Northwestern ebrate 60 years of marriage to Krista and Renee and sister of University and, after marrying Trevor next month. The couple wed Raymond and Elton Merrill Daughter W. Hall and having five children, she of Norman and Bernice Merrill. Sally completed her undergraduate degree on Sept. 4,1948 in Detroit and knew what was important in life and at Oakland University in Michigan have lived in the metro area all pursued those things with joy ,and ROSE MILLER followed by an M.S. in Library of their lives. They have three humor. We love you, Mom! Sally will Science at Wayne State University in children: Marilyn (Bruce) be buried in Wake Forest NC and her Rose Miller, age 91, beloved mother, Detroit in 1970. Her area of interest Memorial Service will be held at and loving grandmother, passed away was in enhancing library services to Godfrey of Northville; Pattie University Presbyterian Church, Thursday, July 31, 2008, in Austin, the aging. She worked in library serv- (Mike) Conzelman of Plymouth Rochester Hills, MI at 11:00 AM on Texas. Rose was born in 1916, in ices at Baldwin Public Library in and Mark Milliken of New Detroit, Michigan and spent her child- Saturday, August 16, 2008. Donations Birmingham, Michigan, where the York City. They also have four X • in lieu of flowers may be given to hood years in Michigan, Pennsylvania family lived, and was active in local United Cerebral Palsy or to Si Jude's and working in New York. In 1942 she civic and community organizations grandchildren. Pat has retired Children's Hospital. married Clarence Miller and for sever- there until moving to Winter Park with from owning a Ford dealership al years they owned and operated a her husband in 1971. After the reloca- in Redford Township. They L _ restaurant in the Detroit .area before tion to Florida, she joined the staff of will celebrate their anniversary Wright having a child and becoming a home- the Orange County Library System maker. Following her husband's death, and became active in the American with family. James and Jennifer Wright Rose was very active in the Retired Red Cross, League of Women Voters, of Canton announce the birth and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) National Organization for Women and Hiqhhouse of their daughter, Paityn for Wayne County for 25 years. Planned Parenthood. She retired in During this time her selfless service 1991. She is survived by her daugh- James and Kellie Highhouse Gabriella Wright, born July working for the American Cancer ters: Andrea J. Schewe of Wheaton, of New Hudson announce the 10, 2008 at Oakwood Hospital Society for the benefit of Cancer Illinois; Barbara E. Branic of Carmel, arrival of their daughter, Olivia in Dearborn. Paityn joins sis- patients was recognized many times Indiana, and Cameron Hall Spitznagel Rose Highhouse, born May ter Kaidence Isabella, age 3. by the Wayne-Westland Mayor's of La Canada, California; sons: Trevor office and in 1989 by the Governor's W. Hall, Jr. of Orlando and Mark R. 30 at Providence Hospital in Linda Warren of Canton, the Office. She loved to spend time with Hall of New Smyrna Beach, Florida; Southfield. Olivia joins siblings late Marvin Finnerty, Jr and her son's family traveling extensively ten grandchildren and eight great Joseph, 19, and Cecilia, 12. Paul and BettyAnn Wright in the Middle East, and Europe or vis- grandchildren. She is also survived by Darrell and Anna Hoffman of Harrow, Ontario are her iting the Grand Canyon, Hawaiian her brother, Walter Z. Rundles, Jr., Islands, and the Bahamasin 2002, she M.D., and sister, Marilyn McTaggart of New Hudson; Stewart grandparents. Ruth Browne relocated to Austin, Texas to live with of Michigan and many friends. The and Johanna Highhouse of Westland, Betty Finnerty her son and his family. However, due family will receive friends on of Detroit and Violet Shepley- to a stroke she was residing at the of Highland and Juanita Thursday, August 14 from 6-8 PM at Highhouse of Wixom are Clark of Harrow, Ontario are Heartland Healthcare Center in Austin Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home, 301 prior to her death. Her husband, two NE Lake Ivanhoe Boulevard, Ronald and Rhoda (Rosche) grandparents. her great-grandparents. brothers, two sisters, and her former Orlando. A memorial service will Siefman of Livonia will celebrate daughter-in-law, preceded Rose in be held on Friday, August 15 at 10:00 50 years of marriage this month. death. She is survived by her son C. J. AM, All Saints Miller and his wife Laura, formerly of The couple wed on Aug. 16,1958 WEDDING Canton, Michigan. Her grandchildren, Episcopal Church, 338 E. Lyman, at Bushnell Congregational Brett and Adrienne Miller and her sis- Winter Park. In lieu of flowers the Church in Detroit. They have ter Josephine Worthington of New family is asking contributions be lived in Livonia for 46 years Hercula-Boyd Boston, Michigan also survive her. made in her memory to The American Rose had a reputation as a tireless Red Cross. and have'three adult children: Mark and Janice Hercula of worker who always had a smile on her Sherry Siefman of Plymouth; Fraser announce the wedding of face and a kind word for those who Scott (Judy) Siefman of Livonia their daughter, Carrie Hercula, met her. She will be greatly missed. Memorials can be sent to Hospice' and Susan (William) Adams of to Bryan Boyd of Canton. Bryan Austin (1^-800-445-3261) in lieu of Troy. The Siefmans also have five is the son ofwilliam and Rofeyn flowers. Weed Corley.-Fish funeral grandchildren and one great- Boyd of Northville and Crystal home in Austin, Texas handled funeral grandchild. Glass-Boyd of Canton. The arrangements. Obituary and Guest DOLORES J. MOLONEY book online at: wcfish.com Ronald Siefman retired in couple wed Aug. 9, at St Thomas Age 71. August 5,2008. Beloved wife 1996 from his work at Chrysler a'Beckett Church in Canton and of Perry J. Dear mother ofJpianne When you've lost Corporation and Rhoda has held a reception at Burton Manor (Ralph) Chamberlain, Bridget worked as a homemaker. The in Livonia. The bride was attended Moloney-Pelto (Kevin Pelto) Colleen a loved one, pl&ce couple are members of Mt. Hope by maid of honor Catherine (John) Schneider, & Jim (Kelley). your notice on our Loving grandmother of Paul, Jake, Congregational Church. They Hercula, andbridesmaids Carrie Haley, Carly, Meghan, Tyler, Luke, in enjoy golf, traveling, and spend- Sliwinski, Kelly Boyd, Stephanie High School and Oakland Justin, & Ross. Sister of Ronald a ing time at their lake house in Wolfe, Jen Wolfe and Tracy Stop. University. She teaches at Central Thurner and Suzanne Dixon. directory located Visitation Friday, 3-9pm, Rosary 7:30 Irish Hills. The groom was attended by Middle School in Plymouth. O'Brien/Sullivan Funeral Home, in every edition of To celebrate the anniversary, Bill Boyd, Mitch Uyeda, Burke Bryan is a graduate of Plymouth- 41555 Grand River, Novi 248-348- your hometown The Siefmans took a family Daneman, Josh TiDey, Trent Van Canton High School and Central 1800. Instate St. Gerald Church Wormer, Eric Konbpka, Dave 21300 Farmington Road, Farmington, vacation to Branson, Missouri Michigan University. He teaches Saturday 9:30 until time of funeral in June. A party with family and Partaka, Tom Hercula and Jeff at Central Middle School in liturgy iOam. On" line sympathy mes- friends will be held this month at Page. Plymouth. They will make their sage at: the lake house. Carrie is a graduate of Fraser home in Canton. www.obriensullivanfuneralhome.com Loved One C&ii 1 Observer S Eccentric | Sunday, August 10,2008 www.hometownlife.com (*) C5 GARDEN FROM PAGE C1 Brook Hall Garden Club, which MSU Educator Ron Calhoun will teach maintains the hall's 14 gardens. Gerlach, owner of Ideal Cakes everything from weed identification Supporters may purchase tickets ($10 in Canton, of the many parish and control to fertilization and irriga- each, or 11 for $100) for a chance to ministries. She's a gardener, , tion during "Evening in the Gardens win $2,500, $1,250, and $625 cash and other church members - » - Ten Things People Need to Know prizes. The drawing will be held 1 garden as well, so a vegetable About Their Lawn," 6:30-8:30 p.m. p.m. Aug. 19 at Meadow Brook Hall plot to feed the needy was a Aug. 11,520, at the MSU Extension and Gardens, but ticketholders need natural. Tcligate Education Center, 28115 not be present to win. To purchase "I think that everyone who Meadowbrook Road, Novi. Caii (248) tickets, call Laurence Cathey at (248) does it likes to garden," she 858-0887, e-mail smithlindaokgov. . 467-0617. said. "Food is such a basic com or visit www.msue.msu.edu/oak- Fall gardening tips need. There's so much space at land. Nancy Szerlag, author of "Perennials Resurrection that it's condu- Attracting butterflies for Michigan" and "Annuals for cive to having a garden." BrenrJa Dziedzic, President of the Michigan" will present the free gar- This year's bounty includes Southeast Michigan Butterfly dening seminar "Fail Gardening Tips onions, beans, carrots, beets, Association, will talk about monarchs Make Spring Magic," 6:30 p.m. Aug. 21 Swiss charcl, tomatoes and and other butterflies, their habitats at Art Van, 29905 Seven Mile Road, peppers. Gerlach noted food and plants that attract the insects, at Livonia. Refreshments will be served. pantries often get a lot of 11 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 16, at Goldner Call (888) 619-2199. canned foods and items like Walsh Garden S Home, 559 Orchard From Garden to Plate pasta and cereal, but not as Lake Road, Pontiac. Come away with Learn the basics of canning, freezing much fresh produce. Also, the knowledge to plant your own but- and storing fresh produce for opti- there are few grocery stores in Resurrection Parish garden produce goes to St. Aloysius Parish in Detroit. terfly paradise that will be pleasing mal quality and safety through the Detroit. to the eye and will promote the diver- Michigan State University Extension "They're doing a lot of com- Michael Carsten, director area and our Jewish broth- than last year." Last years sify of the local butterfly population. Oakland County. Robin Danto, MSU munity gardens in Detroit," she of the outreach center at St. ers and sisters," Carsten said. Geneva garden was overwa- Cost is $10. Seating is limited. Call Extension instructor will teach a said of the growing trend to Aloysius, called their Canticle Donated items support the teteci. said Call, a Canton (248; 332-6430 for reservations. class from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Wednesday, "grow your own." Cafe a "Franciscan Starbucks," Detroit ministry, such as from resident and retired GM tool- Maintain the Magnificence Aug. 27, at Tollgate Education Center, Elaine Jens' husband works complete with Internet access Knights of Columbus groups: maker. Meadow Brook Hall Garden Club is 28115 Meadowbrook, Novi. $20 per at the Detroit Public Library, on four or five computers, cof- "Ahuge amount of that already Geneva's growing beans, selling raffle tickets during an ongo- person. (248} 858-0887 or e-mail to and regularly takes food to fee, tea, breakfast and other is coming from the suburbs. 2.uechini; acorn squash, onions, ing fund raiser to benefit Meadow [email protected]. St. Aloysius. A Resurrection "light fare." What we're given, we give tomatoes and summer squash deacon's been making deliver- "We also serve the senior away. Today, we had hamburg- this year. Church members ies, too. citizen population in the area," ers." Don Glass and Buddy Stover "We just coordinate when we the Fenton resident said of gro- City businesses like also do much of the work. pick the produce," Gerlach said cery bags distributed monthly. Cornpuware have donated box "If someone comes in and of the organic garden. The parish only has about 160 lunches, he added. needs some food, we'll give She doesn't think such a families. Another Canton church it to them," said Call of the ministry is common, but noted "We are really going to be decided to start a veggie gar- church food pantry. Church Our Lady of Good Counsel able to use it this year," he said den last year, and is continu- members have also enjoyed Church of Plymouth has plant- of Resurrection's produce. ing this summer. 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REUNIONS PIANISTS Berkley High School Class of 1958 Livonia Bent ley PAGE C1 Class of 1958 A 50-year reunion, Friday, Sept. 19, Class of 1958 50th Reunion, Sept. 19-2-1,2008, at 2008, at Burton Manor, Livonia. $55 50th reunion, Oct. 10-12, including golf director and an instructor. Somerset Inn, 2601W. Big Beaver per person. Contact, Mike Poterala, at Whispering Willows Golf Course "It's a partnership of equals." Road, Troy. All members of Jan. (248) 548-4829 or mspoterala® and dinner at One Under. For details Kelvia spent hours learning 1958, June 1958 and Jan. 1959 are comcast.net. contact Ellen Baumgartner Dorman, Mozart's Concerto in C Major, invited. Events include Friday eve- Detroit Christ the King Elementary (734) 261-6984; Jane Faries Hopper,' K. 246. ning hospitality party; Saturday Class of 1963 (248)474-3728. That's no easy task for a tour of BHS, lunch and dinner party A 45-year reunion is being planned Livonia Franklin third grade student. Kelvia at the hotel; Sunday brunch and for 2008. Searching for classmates. Class of 1969 goes to Webster Elementary golf outing. Contact csingerbh- The reunion date has not been set. A reunion is in the pre-planning in Livonia. This year she was a s58reunion.org for access to www. Contact Dennis Place at (734) 354- stages. For more information, contact finalist in the Michigan Music bhs58reunion.org, or call Jackie 0223 or e-mail denplace@bigfoot. Kathy Nisun at (248) 363-5679 ore- Teachers Association competi- Yorgen Castine, (248) 332-5984. com. mail: [email protected]. tion in Lansing where she was Bishop Borgess High School Detroit Holy Redeemer High School Livonia Stevenson one only one of two competi- Classes of 1970,71,72, '73 and Class of 19S8 Class of 1978 tors under age 10. 74 A 50th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 4, A 30-year reunion, Aug. 16,2008, at "The summer school was a A combined reunion. Oct. 4,2008, 2008, at O'KefleyK of C, Dearborn. Marriott, 17100 N. Laurel Park Drive, great experience. She sounds Hellenic Cultural Center, $60. Dinner •Contact Mary Burns at (313) 937- Livonia. Includes DJ, cash bar, and different," said Entela Jaupi. Buffet, Open Bar, Midnight Snacks 3979 or [email protected] for strolling buffet. For information, con- "It's amazing how Kelvia and Music. No ticket sales at door. information, tact Tim Oehmke at (734)637-1002 or improved. She's playing songs Contact (248) 442-0946 or bbhs- Detroit High School of Commerce [email protected] that sixth graders play." firstfive.com Class of 1958 January, June and Milford High School "It's fun to learn," said Katherine Douqan of Plymouth (left) and Julia Siciliano pose for a Brighton High School August Class of 1978 Kelvia who plans on becom- photograph after a recital at Schoolcraft College. Siciliano was an instructor Class of 1989 A 50-year Reunion will be held Planning a 30th reunion. Class mem: ing a concert pianist when she at a summer piano program on the Livonia campus. Planning a 20th reunion and search- Saturday, Sept. 20,2008. Contact bers should contact the reunion grows up. "I had to play three ing for classmates. Please sign up at Bester King, (248) 547-1693, or committee as soon as possible. E-mail movements over 30 minutes they're on their own. They can Like LaBelle, Katherine "yahoo groups-brighton high school Jackie Wilkinson, (313) 861-0834. [email protected]. by memory. You have to know inspire each other, learn from Dougan isn't planning on class of 1989" for more information. Detroit Northeastern Plymouth-Canton high schools all the lines in your head, each other. It's fun but very becoming a concert pianist Cass Technical High School Class of 1958 Class of 1973 viola, violinist, every part, much a learning experience. but wantedto pla y a concerto Classes of 1964-67 A 50-year reunion Saturday, Aug. 23, Searching for classmates for 35th when to start and stop. It is As pianists we're kind of all on with a professional ensemble. Reunion dinner dance, Saturday, at Farina's Banquet Center, Berkley. reunion, 7 p.m.-midnight on Saturday, difficult, but once you do it a our own, only hear our instru- This was herfourth piano ' Nov. 15. Call Rita, (313) 567-8133. Contact Audrey Bynum Bibbs at • Sept. 6 (Fall Festival Weekend) at few times you get used to it. ments. Teachers tell them to camp, but her first focusing Christ the King School (248) 474-2716 or Dorothy Ro.dgers Ernesto's, 41661 Plymouth Road, It's in your heart." imitate the cello. They get to on concertos. Dougan is a AN Class Reunion in honor of 70th McCree at (248) 224-7598. Plymouth. Cash bar, business casual, Kelvia's piano teacher Mary hear those sounds teachers are senior at Mercy High School year anniversary 6 p.m. Sept. 12, at Detroit Redford High School light hors d'ouevres, donation at the Siciliano helped her practice always talking about, to play in Farmington Hills. the church in Detroit. School tour. Class of 1968 door. E-mail Roxanne McTurner Gil! the concerto. She recommends with professional string play- "The teachers are amazing," Tickets $25. For more informa- A 40th reunion is being planned for at [email protected] or Curt the piano camp to her stu- ers." said LaBelle, 17, of Plymouth. tion, contact Rosanne Jodway at Saturday, Sept. 13,2008, at Mama Horton at curtis.horton@norton- " dents. Siciliano is a professor Kathryn LaBelle thought it LaBelle, who's studied piano [email protected] or Yvonne Mia Ristorante, 1403 S. Commerce, in plumbing.com. of piano at Oakland University would be a good experience to since first grade, takes private Perrault-Moyer at yvonnemoyer® Wolverine Lake (Walled Lake). Check Pontiac Senior High School and teaches piano pedagogy at play with a chamber ensemble lessons with Morelock. "Before hotmail.com. Proceeds to benefit out the class's Web site: www.rerj- Class of 1958 Schoolcraft College. even though she'll be studying I never appreciated classical school scholarship fund. fordhigh1968.com or contact Jessie Seeking classmates for 50-year "I think it really builds engineering at the University music. It was a once-in-a-life Ciarenceville High School Wysocki Farkas at (248) 669-3364. reunion dinner/dance 6 p.m. Friday, the self esteem," said Mary of Notre Dame this fall. The experience for me. I'm not Class of 1988 Detroit Western High School Aug. 22, at the Marriott Pontiac, 3600 Siciliano of Livonia. "I think Livonia woman has been going to have the oppqrtunity A reunion is being planned for the Class of 1978 Centerpoint Parkway. Tickets, $75, it's intimidating the first time, studying piano 12 years, nine to play with professionals." summer of 2008. Trying to reach as A 30-year reunion is planned for include dinner (cash bar) music and but it's also extremely inspira- with Mary Siciliano. Susan Nye enjoys working many classmates as possible. Send Saturday, Nov. 29,2008. For more more. Call (248) 375-0316 or (248) tional. If a student felt unsure "The camp was very edu- with the students as much contact information to Dale Weighill info, contact Donna Willingham 642-8026, or e-mail pns1958reunion@ of this is what they want to do, cational," said LaBelle, who as they appreciate learning [email protected]. at (313) 605-0377 or e-mail west- sbcglobai.net or cholstein8494@wow- it inspires them to continue recently graduated from to play with an orchestra. Crestwood High School [email protected]. way.com. and even listen to orchestral Stevenson High School in Nye plays cello with the Class of 1968 Farmington Harrison High School Redford Thurston music and not just piano Livonia. "Every day we'd Ambassador Chamber Players. A 40th class reunion Oct. 4,2008. Class of 1998 Class of 1968 music. It opens up their musi- spend half the time in the First violinist is Windsor For information, contact Gail A 10-year reunion will beheld Pre-Party Get Together 5 p.m. Friday cal experience. rehearsal hall listening to Symphony concert mistress , Goodall Welch, (313) 937-3477ore- at Andiamo Italia's Dirty Martini . Nov. 21, at Bar Louie, 37716 West Six, Siciliano's daughter Julia other people play and playing Lillian Scheirich; second vio- mail [email protected]. Lounge, 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29, Livonia. 40th Year Reunion with stroll- taught at both piano camps ourself with the quintet, the lin, Delia Turner; viola, James Dearborn Edsei Ford 2008. Purchase advance tickets, ing buffet 6 p.m.-midnigrit Saturday, this year. Julia attended the other half listening to lec- Greer, and bass, Gregg Powell. January Class of 1958 $55, by sending a check payable to Nov. 22, at Detroit Marriott Livonia, sessions as a student as well. tures on practice skills, how "These students are well A 50th reunion will be held Oct. 3, "HHS Class of 1998" c/o K. Crites. 17100 Laurel Park Drive North. $50 per "The fun part about the to play with an orchestra. I prepared, good students who 2008 at the Dearborn Inn. Call Nancy 4105N. Sheridan Road, Chicago, III. person plus cash bar. Contact Tony camps is they're there with had to work on listening to have reached a certain level of McGregor Ketko at (248) 851-5257 or 60613. A limited number of premium D'Ascenzo at tonyd@guardianplumb- students their ages, all doing the orchestra but not so much proficiency if they're playing a Pat Keoshlan Holmes at (734) 427- priced tickets will be available ing.com, Terry Tipton at tetipto® music together," said Julie that I wasn't paying attention concerto," said Nye of Livonia. 0256 for further information. after Nov. 1. No tickets at the door. netscape.net, or visit www.thurston- Siciliano, who teaches private- to my own music. It was just "For us it's entertaining to see Dearborn Fordson Contact Kelly English Nelson at classofl968.com for details. ly in Livonia and Ann Arbor. how the music was meant to them grow." Class of 1969 HHS.1998.Reuniondihotmail.com. Royal Oak Dondero Siciliano is studying for a mas- be played. I've played a lot of For information about the Planning a reunion. Please contact Garden City High School Class of 1988 ter's degree in performance concertos before, but it was Schoolcraft College Piano Kathy Nisun at (248) 363-5679 or Class of 1958 20-year reunion, Friday, Oct. 10 at the at the University of Michigan special to hear what it was Academy, call (734) 462-4403. e-mail: [email protected] or Kathy A 50-year reunion is planned for . Royal Oak Music Theater featuring School of Music. "Piano is supposed to sound like (with Shoebridge § Klivingston@nu-core. Saturday, Sept. 6,2008. Call Willbey The Mega 80's. More information on very isolating. During the year orchestra)." lcSiomin@>hometo«nlifexom 1 (734) 953-2145 com. Pistor: (734) 261-5193 or call Jim Fill: classmates and where to register Class of 1988 (734)722-4453. can be found at www.dondero1988. 1 A 20-year reunion, Friday, Aug. 22, Class of 1960 myevent.com. 2008 adult gathering at Avenue Bar Mini-Reunion Luncheons held the Royal Oak Kimball S Grill, Dearborn. $25 per person. second Saturday of every month at Class of 1988 Saturday Aug. 23, Family Picnic at 1p.m. in the banquet room in the A 20-year class reunion will be held Ford Field, Dearborn. $25 per family. Plymouth Denny's on Ann Arbor Saturday, Oct. 4,2008. For more infor- For details and to RSVP see www. Road, east of I-Z75. Call Gary Simon mation please go to'www.kimbal!1988. freewebs.com/fordson88 or e-mail at (734) 751-4101 or send e-mail to myevent.com to register. [email protected] [email protected]. South Lyon every Sunday Detroit Cass Tech Class of 1989 Class of 1993 Added Value Realty is offer- Class of 1958 Need classmates to register 15-year reunion 6 p.m.-midhight ing Free Foreclosure Tours 1 A 50-year reunion, Oct. 11,2008. For online. Send names, addresses Saturday, Oct. 4,2008 at the p.m. Sundays. Tours leave from details, call Isabella at (313) 882- and e-mai! addresses to Paula at Barnstormer Banquet Center in • the Home Depot Parking Lot at 4626andatcasstech58.com. [email protected]. Whitmore Lake. Tickets, $55, ($60 23-24 WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL 96 and Telegraph. Detroit Chadsey High School Visit www.myspace.com/gch- after Sept. 1) include dinner and cash MEADOW SHOOK MUSIC FESTIVAL For more information, visit Class of 1957 s20threunion. The reunion date has bar. Visit www.southlyon93.com, LOS LONELY BOYS/X An Alumni Dinner will be held not been set yet. or send check payable to "South LOS LOEOS 24 THE HUMAN LEAGUE, BELINDA B addedvaluerealtyicom or call MEADOW BROOK MUSIC FESTIVAL CARLISLE, ABC. A ROCK OF (2-iS) 787-7325. Saturday, Oct. 11,2008 at American Grosse Pointe North Lyon High School Class of 1993" to SEAGUUS and NAKED EYES Legion Post No. 32, at 93"15 Class of 1991 Brian Abela, 207 Fox Grove Place, REGENERATION 1OW POP GO THE i 3J & &22r.n Newburgh in Livonia. Contact Pat at Cail (800) 677-7800, visit www. Hummelstown, PA 17036. WIGGLES LIVE! DTE EMERGY MUSIC THEATRE THF PALACE OF AUBURN HILLS 734-522-1284. taylorreunions.com or e-mail: info@ St. Frederick's 24 GET BACK! CAST OF S VISITH0II0WNLIFE.COM Detroit Chadsey High School taylorreunions.com. All classes fvTCHfcJ _ BEATLEMANIA DOLLY PARTON 0 VtftnOW RROOK MUSir FESTIVAL Groves High School Annual Pontiac St. Frederick's Mass DTE ENERGY MUSIC THEATRE Class of 1978 and all class reunion, Sept. 7. Mass will 21 THE ALLMAN BROTH LRS BAND X BOB WEIR & RATDQG 30-year reunion, 7 p.m. Saturday, be celebrated at 11:30 at St. Vincent nil- NFFGY MUSIC TIILVII! Aug. 23,2008 at D'Amato's, 222/224 de PauJ Church in Pontiac. Luncheon wss KEITH ANDERSON 33.5 WYCD BIRTHDAY BASH 20 MAROON 5 COUNTING CROWS X S. Sherman Dr., Royal Oak. Tickets, will follow at Santia Hall on Cass DTE ENERGY MUSIC THEATRE $35 per person, S45 at the door, Lake Road in Keego Harbor. Tickets DM LN^HLY MUSI'. 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Equal Housing Opportunity Statement: We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy able. 4 yr. college degree, 2 friendly atmosphere? What for you. Competitive bene- [email protected] SWITCHBOARD/ for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. We encourage and support an yrs. pertinent exp., excellent if we supplied your equip- fits are available to full-time RECEPTIONIST affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtain housing because editorial and language skills. ment and provided you associates. of race, color, religion or national origin, Equal Housing Opportunity slogan: "Equal Housing Commensurate salary and with outstanding benefits? LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME Opportunity". Tabie III • Illustration of Publisher's Notice. OE08603626 benefits. Resume ana salary This is real. 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(734) 367-0207 Farmington Hills, Ml 48333-9094 Fax resume to: 248-474-4224 homes in Michigan, be the United States MUST be experienced, Orion area. These positions Needed tor a chemical lab [email protected] and salary, Respond w/salary HP Boiler Operator/ one to sell the House. •Have reliable nurturing & reliable. requirements to: Observer & MEDICAL ASSISTANT, FT require you to provide emer- of a growing titanium pro- transportation • FAX: 248-848-3771 gency, non-emergency care Change your life personally Call: 248-357-1740 Eccentric, Box , 6200 Metro OB-GYN office In West cessing facility, Must be HVAC Tech •Must be at least 16 years for occupational illnesses & financially register today. gr Fax resume: 248-357-6361 Pkwy, Sterling Heights, Ml Bloomfield. Exp. req. Also familiar with LECO instru- 5+ yrs. exp. Commercial/ of age with appropriate and injuries. These are long 48312, or email: . need Ultrasound Tech, Con- ments, gas analyzing work permit as required term on-going positions Industrial exp. CFC Certified. CALL ED BOWLIN Teachers tingent. Fax: 248-855-7546 equipment and sampling •Willing to work the day [email protected] where we will provide on the Union, Benefits, Reliable AT 734-591-5940, EXT. 1Q7 WAYNE COUNTY methods. Requires hands before and after major Ret Code: 1713 jot) training. Email: [email protected] SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS DENTAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ on experience and a self holidays, including Or fax: 734-458-4723 RECEPTIONIST FT/PT Substitute Teachers Unlimit- starter. Exc. compensation evenings &/or weekends ASSISTANT . Busy dermatologist. Requirements: ed, Inc. is seeking individuals and benefit package. 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Experience • Min. 2 yrs of Occ Health/ 19300 Filer Resource Administrator. WORK! squat and reach overhead Previous research exp. pre- Cardiac or ER exp. avail., immed. opportunities. excellent patient care-we offer required, full and part time Detroit, Ml 48234 Process jot postings •Able to regularly lift and ferred, but not req'd. • Exp in computer docu- 1 -800-579-7355 Call: (800) 350-0103 wonderful work environment, Fax: (313) 3G6-5305 and new hires, attend carry up to 40 pounds Fax resume: 248-267-5001 positions open. Must be will- mentation competitive wages, bonus EEOC college fairs, present ori- ing to cover for and/or train • Valid RN License and program and more. entations, maintain train- For a great way to make TREE TRIMMERS for the front office as well. CPR Certification MAINTENANCE & DENTAL EXPERIENCE ing schedules, databases friends in an exciting envi- W/exp. Good hourly wage. Excellent salary and benefit • Team Player FENCE INSTALLERS REQUIRED. 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Help Wanted-Office for enthusiastic, motivated Fax resume: 248-552-9510 Starting pay: $42,480. Duties include general mainte- DENTAL ASSISTANT and career-minded individu- Clerical MEDICAL OFFICE CAREERS Qualifications include: nance skills. Hourly rate start- Experience preferred. Full als, Full-time and Part-time Great Salaries & Benefits! 2+ • Must be 18 years of age. ing at $13.50 with full bene- time, 4 days, No evenings/ positions are available on all HVAC yrs exp, req'd 'Receptionists • High School Diploma fits. Fax resumes to Property weekends. Looking for reli- shifts at our NeuroRehab ADMINISTRATIVE & CMAs-Farmington Hills or equivalent. SERVICE Manager (248)855-0915, able, friendly team player w/ a GampuS; a 40-bed facility in t. T II C * R £• ASSISTANT 'Practice Mgr-Troy 'Surgical • Michigan Certified "can-do' attitude! Farmington Hills, TECHNICIAN Scheduler- Plastic Surgery Firefighter II. Manager Please fax resume to: Equal Opportunity FT position. 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Great clien- on" sales position!!! DENTAL ASSISTANTS, physician appointments, assist customers with orders. w/ customer service, clerical RESIDENT ASSOCIATE • Copies of all tele base with guaranteed DENTAL HYGIENISTS & general health monitoring Apply within: certifications must be Send resume to: Box 1716 Fax or emai! a resume to; and marketing. Send resume; MIDNIGHTS steady year-round work. DENTAL RECPTICNISTS and other duties as 35650 Ford Rd., Westland. provided with application, [email protected] 866-731-0053 or email - 5656 N.Newburgh Rd. Beautiful Assisted Serious applicants only With experience for general assigned. [email protected] Westiand, Ml 48185 Living Community please must haveat least 5 offices. Excellent pay. Apply at COOK Candidates must success- Mechanic CSL is an EOE. 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Market has immediate coordinate, and direct Virginia facility in Newport HH agency serving residents in the quiet community of West Unity, Ohio. With locations in experienced Electrician, Knowledge openings. We are an our quality control News. in our upscale retirement Alabama and Ontario, Canada, Kamco provides tier-one of electrical principles, electrical •Proficient with setup and established TIER 2 communities! Minimal travel, program, Must-have products to Honda Motor Company. With sales exceeding $130 Our Current Openings: machines, controls S control operating Cincinnati supplier producing paid mileage, benefits direct experience in million in North America and a progressively growing company, circuits, NEC, and PLCs required, Centerless grinder. transmission, engine, • Field Engineer $6,000 sign on bonus start day 1! 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Analyzing potential problems in home heaJthcare manufacture and inspect to recent HH exp. To apply, • Electrical Engineers electrical controls. Candidates -Automotive OEM, Tier 1 Control. The idea! surfacing, tooling, and current programs to optimize part design .0001 tolerances per print please contact Kelli at: • Software Developer or2 Supplier experience candidate will be a team is an exciting and rewarding component of this position. F/T RN& Contingent Journeyman and toe at least 5 and quality standards. Ph: 877-476-2080 • Mechanical Engineer - BSME or BSMET Degree player, a self starter who Benefits the candidate should hold are proficiency in Microsoft Rffs&LPN's years experience in a manufacturing •Must have experience, Fax:615-523-1633 (Analysis) - Must have experience works with little Office, experienced with Catia V5, and 3D Cad'design and any plant •environment. Needs to be strong communication and [email protected] with Quoting, Contracts, Mold-flow usage is a plus, The ability to participate in daily or Liebherr provides a self-disciplined, self-motivated, problem solving skills. direction, the ability to Provide outpatient services APQR&PPAP weekly assignments will be necessary during new model timing •All Employees eligible organized and committed! to problem solve and *. corn p rehen sive. be n efits with the following FT therapy - Lean Manufacturing or at the customers' location. package including 401 (k| for401kw/match. CERATIZIT offers competitive opportunities! trouble shoot, and have Six Sigma experience a This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced plastic part with immediate vesting wages, benefits after 30 days, PTS - (Southfreid) experience in Please send resume with plus designer to work with an expanding supplier and leading and Relocation Assistance. $0,505 per mile! 401K, paid vacations, and PTAs-(Utica) automotive - CNC Machining or Hot customer in the automotive industry. holidays. SLPs Forging experience adds manufacturing. Please submit your resume to Dexteeh - (Holland, Southfigid value If you feel you possess the qualifications and motivation to grow •Benefit Pkg for FT 2110 Bishop Circle East with our team, please submit your resume and salary history to: Paula Seminario. Apply at: & Utica) -15-25% US travel To apply: Send/fax w/generous vacation time Dexter, Nil 48130 COTAs - (Farmington Hills) Email: 11350 Stephens, Warren We offer competitive resume, including salary [email protected] . ATTfJ: Human Resources We offer flexible schedules salary, benefits, vacation, or mail to: [email protected] Please send your resume to: 8:00 am - 4:00 p.m. history/requirements to: Or email resume to: and day 1 benefits! 401-KPIan. Human Resources Dept. Fax: 757-928-2480 [email protected] To apply contact Amy: HR Manager, 3200 Kamco Industries Address: 4100 Chestnut Avenue, orfax:248-559-18D4, Email: Please submit yourcover W. 14 Mile, Royal Oak, 1001 E Jackson St. t Ph: 866.910.0404 Newport News, VA 23607. Learn more about us 16173 ASP§dnapply.com letter and resume in Ml 48073. 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