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BY TONY BRUSCATO OBSERVER STAFF WRITER WHAT DO YOU THINK? Political agendas have Should sitting judges get once again surfaced in involved in supporting Plymouth's 35th District candidates? E-maii kkuban® Court as two of the three hometownlife.com judges have endorsed can­ didates in the Nov. 4 elec­ sion in the community that tion, despite because one judge is speak­ a court policy ing out backing a candidate that encour­ that the other judges agree ages sitting or didn't care, neither of judges to which is true. remain neu­ "I will gladly work with tral. whomever wins, but that's Judge John not to say that I don't think MacDonald, there's one candidate that's MacDonald is endorsing better or more qualified," Jim Plakas he added. "I think Joe's the ofNorthville best candidate for the posi­ Township for tion; he's very respectful, the seat being prepared and involved in the vacated by community." MacDonald Gerou, who admits to vot­ TOM HOFFMEYERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER in January. ing for Barone in the August Taylor Joseph, 15, of Canton talks about her book 'The Crossing,' which is set for a national release this October. MacDonald primary, said Barone didn't also endorsed ask for the endorsement and Plakas two it's not a negative against Gerou years ago Plakas. -AX TAYLOR JOSEPH against Judge Lowe said the policy for Age: 15 Ron Lpwe — who beat court employees put in place School: Sophomore, Salem High Plakas for re-election to a in February prohibits cam­ School six-year term — as the two paigning on court time or Of note: Canton resident is became adversaries while using court equipment. And author of novel, The Crossing' serving on the 35th District while the Canons of Judicial Court bench. (Four Star Publishing), which Conduct allow judges to Meanwhile, Judge Mike . endorse judicial candidates, will be on sale at book stores BY TIFFANY L. PARKS hatched two years ago when "I knew the book had a lot Gerou — who remained neu­ Lowe sought the assurance OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Taylor, a Salem High School of potential and after reading Oct. Hit can currently be pur­ tral in the race two years ago of MacDonald and Gerou to sophomore, caught a news it, I had a feeling about it but chased on .com and — has come out in favor of return to the past practice of Many of today's 15-year-olds report on illegal immigration. I never knew it would take off 'Barnesandnoble.com) judicial candidate Joe Barone judges remaining neutral in with literary talent use the "A lot of my friends are like this," he said. of Plymouth Township. the election. powers of a Internet blog to be amazed that I actually wrote Lawrence said the novel has "I had abided by Judge "Of which John refused," heard. Taylor Joseph decided a book," she grinned. "I have gotten a good response from public," she said. Lowe's policy where we were Lowe said. "I had hoped to skip that route and instead always wanted to be an author those that have read its 199 As she leafs through the trying to keep the court Out John had learned from two found a book publisher. . and when I told my dad, he pages. pages of The Crossing, Taylor, of this, which was strictly years ago. A majority of The Canton girl's first novel, told me to go for it and follow "We have a couple friends who loves basketball and a voluntary policy because people who approached me The Crossing, will be out on my dreams." who would not hesitate to hurt being with her friends, smiles people do have their con­ during that campaign told bookstore shelves beginning Taylor's father, Lawrence, our feelings if they thought it when discussing her future stitutional rights to free me that was wrong. Oct. 1. The book, published helped her complete the book was bad," he said. and says she wouldn't mind speech," Gerou said. "One of "This is precisely wrong by the Canton-based Four and is overseeing Taylor's bud­ Taylor, who wrote her first staying in the literary world the judges from John to get involved, ' Star Publishing, is based on ding career. He spends many book when she was 8, said she or becoming a nurse or a (MacDonald) didn't, and it's not in the best interest of the struggle of a 12-year-old days going over paperwork, never had any doubts about screenplay writer or a voice it's my perception that cre­ the court," Lowe added. "You Mexican girl and is already making phone calls, sending introducing The Crossing to over for films. ated an unfair playing field for sale on Amazon.com and e-mails and corresponding the world. "Everyone has been so sup­ and created a false impres- Please see JURIST, A5 Barnesandnoble.com. with his daughter's marketing "I told myself that if I wrote portive," the teen says. "And The idea for the novel was team. this, I wanted it out for the I'm having a lot of fun."

HEARTS BARK 12:30 p.m. - K-9/Agility Demonstration Scheduled activities: 1 p.m. - Funniest Pet Trick 10:15 a.m.- K-9/Agility Contest New trail will be site of event geared Demonstration 10 a.m. to H p.m.-Humane 11 a.m.-Dog Hike Society of Huron Valley Wheel of toward pets and their owners 11:45 a.m. - Pet/Owner Look-A- Fortune Like Contest (costume-based) 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.-Kids Crafts BY TIFFANY L PARKS of fun and information," said OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Marina Harvey, recreation In addition to pet store ven­ to be pretty silly" she laughed, specialist for Canton Leisure dors and a veterinarian that adding that the look-alike con­ The first ever Heart & Bark Services, noting that a Humane will be available to answer test is costume-based. Both will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday Society volunteer approached questions, the event will offer events require a $5 entry fee (Sept. 13) at the Lower Rouge township officials with the idea those in attendance free blood and the winner will be chosen River Recreation Trail, located of the event. pressure and glucose screen­ by audience reaction. at Morton Taylor Road and The day's activities will ings by Oakwood Healthcare "We just want people to come Avenue. The event, include free and discounted System. "This event is geared on out," Harvey said, add­ BILL BRESLER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER which will last until 2 p.m., is services, such as 200, first- toward pet owners and their ing that the all dogs must be sponsored by Canton Township come, first-serve rabies vacci­ best friends," Harvey said, add­ leashed and under the control and the Humane Society of nations from noon to 2 p.m. for ing that she believes the two of their owner. "We're asking Jazz Festival Huron Valley in Ann Arbor and a suggested donation of $5 and scheduled contests, pet/owner that people use their best judg­ Shahida Nurullab of the Doug Cassens Quintet opens the Village Jazz will offer a variety of health a micro chip clinic that will cost look-alike and funniest pet ment." Festival in Canton's Cherry Hill Village. The weekend-long event, sponsored information for dogs, as well as $25 per dog. Harvey said cats trick, will add humor to the No registration is necessary by Canton Leisure Services, features local and national artists. Nurullah , pet owners. can also be chipped but they festivities. and for more information on was accompanied by Doug Cassens on sax, Dan Valeen on bass guitar, Rory "This will be a combination must be held in a carrier. "I think they are both going the event, call (734) 394-5460. Dewey on keyboard, and Mike Murphy on drums. , •

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Three Cities Art Club University in on the Park, located at 46000 cheon at 11:30 a.m. on Sept. The Three Cities Art Club 2006, have Summit Parkway. 10, at the Summit on the Park, wiil hold a free pen and ink joined the Construction on this project 46000 Summit Parkway, workshop taught by Al Weber department. is set to begin in the summer Canton. The cost for lunch is on Sept. 8 at the Canton Candidates of 2009 and will include wid­ $20 and includes a full buffet Administrative Building. for the ening Canton Center Road to. lunch, beverages and dessert. Everyone attending will have Canton Police five lanes from Warren Road This luncheon is open to the an opportunity to learn about Department north to where Canton Center public. and try their hand at pen and go through a Road splits and turns to the September's luncheon will ink. Supplies will be furnished vigorous test­ northwest, reconstruction and feature guest speaker Ron but attendees can bring their ing process that widening Sheldon Road to Meloni, Local 4 business own. For more information, includes written and physi­ five lanes from Canton Center editor. He will speak about contact Marilyn Meredith at cal agility tests, oral board, Road to Joy Road and recon­ Michigan's economic situation, (248) 557-3800 or (734) 397- medical and psychological struction and widening the its difficulties and the bright 2348, or via e-mail threecities- examinations and an extensive Sheldon Road connector to spots that will bring the state artclub @hotmail.com. background check. To find three lanes from Sheldon Road back to its former prominence. out more about employment to Sheldon Center Road. At the "We are thrilled to have Mr. New police officers opportunities in Canton visit meeting, residents will receive Meloni speak at our cham­ The www.canton-mi.org. a project overview with pre­ ber luncheon", said Chamber Canton Police liminary plans as well as a road President Dianne Cojei. Samantha Massoiia of Canton holds her art achievement certificate from the Department grading, drainage, and side­ Seating for the luncheon, D S M Art Studio's summer art camp program. She is standing in front of the recently hired walk improvement overview. which is being sponsored by mural children in the program painted at the studio, which is located at 8691 two new offi­ The meeting is open to the Admiral Cruise & Tour Center N.. Lillev Road in Canton. D S M is now enrolling for fall classes, which are cers. Andrew A public meeting is sched­ public and is an excellent and Xuereb Snow PC, is lim­ available for artists ages 3 up to and including adults in drawing, cartooning, Kelley, 25, uled for 7 p.m., Thursday, Sept. opportunity to get answers to ited and reservations are need­ painting, watercolor, oils, acrylic, working with pottery's and much more. who earned 18 to discuss the widening your questions and concerns. ed. To make your reservation, They also have classes designed just for the special artists that are home his associate's and reconstruction of Canton For more information please contact the Chamber at (734) schooled. For more information, call (734) 453-3710 or visit the Web site Kelley degree from Center Road, Sheldon Center call Canton's Public Works at 453-4040. www.dmartstudio.com. Henry Ford Road and Sheldon Road. The (734) 394-5150. Community College and was meeting is being hosted by The POW/MIA service formerly a police officer in Wayne County Department of Chamber luncheon There will be a POW/MIA Residents can help identify the mi.org, or Marianne Stewart at Ypsilanti, and Shea Wall, 24, Public Services in cooperation The Canton Chamber service at 6 p.m., Friday, Sept recreation desires and needs (734) 394-5462 or mstewart® who earned his bachelor of with Canton Township in the of Commerce will host its 19 at the Canton Veterans of these population segments. canton-mi.org. science degree from Madonna PDC Room at Canton's Summit September networking lun­ Memorial west of the Canton The focus groups will meet on For more information visit Township Administration Monday, Sept. 8 at the Summit www.canton-mi.org or call building, 1150 S. Canton on the Park, located at 46000 Debbie Bilbrey-Tdonsowetz at Center Road, Canton. For more Summit Parkway. 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A few said the animal stood up when The woman said she was BP Gas, 41345 Ford Road, weeks later, the man contacted he noticed him and the officer browsing at children's clothing sold tobacco to a minor whHe her and accused her of ripping Golf course vandalized noted that the dog was so thin when she turned from the cart. Valero Gas, Pinetree Party him off saying that the prop­ The area surrounding the that his ribs were fully visible. After a few moments, she real­ Store, Mirage, erty had a broken window and No. 8 hole at Pheasant Run The officers then left the ized her purse had been taken. Mobile Gas, En-Joy Party leaking roof. The woman told Golf Course was reported van­ home but returned later and She reported having $50 in Store, Oakview Party Store, the man not to call her again. dalized Tuesday. Employees of spoke with a 17-year-old boy U.S. cash and $15 in Canadian Rite Aid and two 7-11 stores On Aug. 28, the woman said the Canton-owned golf course who said he had only been liv­ money in her bag, along with refused the sale. she got a call from an unknown told Canton police that a ing at the residence for a short her license and keys. The police department has number and the person on granite sign, valued at $1,000, time. He told police that the Upon contacting store offi­ been performing the compli­ the other end asked if she was had been taken from the area, household was going through cials, township police were ance checks for several years. still ripping people off and which is near Heritage Road, difficult financial times and that informed that the building's Under local ordinance, alco­ had she killed anyone lately. and that other items, such as money for dog foodwoul d run security cameras didn't capture hol sales to under age persons The woman then hung up the flags and yardage markers, had out before the end of the month. the theft. as the result of an under­ phone. been strewn about the proper­ He then gave what was left of cover operation result in a civil The next day, the person ty. In addition, a portable toilet the remaining dog food to the infraction ticket being issued called again asking the same was tipped over. There are no animals. The officer later spoke Illegal sales to a minor to the server or salesperson questions. When the woman suspects. with a 31-year-old woman on the The Canton Police with a fine of not more than responded that the caller had the telephone who said the dogs were Department's Special $100. wrong number, they answered, thin because they had worms. Enforcement Unit nabbed The establishment is also "No, I don't. I know who this Neglected pets The woman said the animals had three township establishments cited for a Liquor Control is." The person then said her After getting an anonymous been treated for the condition on for selling alcohol or tobacco Commission violation. A MOTHER'S husband's name and accused her tip of possible animal neglect, Monday. to a minor in August. Fourteen Sales of tobacco products to of killing him. township police visited a resi­ other businesses were checked persons under age 18 result in SACRIFICE? The woman says she was then dence on the 51000 block of but refused to sell to a decoy a misdemeanor ticket being Recent research seems to lend told to "watch her back." Mott Road to check on the wel­ Purse snatched at Wal- minor. issued to the sales person with some credibility to the notion that motherhood robs women of their Afraid for her safety, the fare of two pit bulls. Mart Ginger Cuisine, 8465 N. a fine of up to $50.00. teeth. According to onolysis of woman told police that the caller When officers arrived at the Lilley, and Mobile Lounge, data Involving 2,635 women In the A 28-year-old Ontario 45851 Michigan Avenue, Tiffany L. Parks United States aged 18 to 64 years, women who gave birth to more children fended to lose more teeth, This was found to be true regardless of socioeconomic Lessons status, A probable cause for the Deadline is Monday to fill increase In. tooth loss among Offered: others is the gingivitis that women are more prone to during pregnancy, If left untreated, this Voice buildup in bacteria between the Wayne-Westland board seat teeth and gums can lead to more Piano serious gum disease and, Time is running out for peo­ a vacancy on the seven-mem­ any other pertinent informa­ eventually, tooth loss. Moreover, Flute women may be less likely to visit ple interested in serving on the ber board in advance of the 4 tion at its offices at 36745 the dentist while pregnant. Guitar Wayne-Westland school board. p.m. Monday deadline. The Marquette, east of Newburgh Keeping up with regular dental So far, three residents have school board is accepting let­ in Westland. checkups will give your dentist the Drums expressed an interest in filling ters of interest, resumes and The board is filing a opportunity to keep an eye on vacancy created when Trustee any possible areas of developing Clarinet & gum disease. And if' you Frederick Weaver resigned conscientiously follow your Saxophone last month after taking a job dentist's recommendations for at- in Midland and changing his home care, you will be more likely primary residence and voter to have fewer potential gum High-quality music instruction problems. registration, making him ineli­ When was your last dental visit? for youth and adults WHERE HOMETOWN STORIES UNFOLD gible to serve on the Board of Now would be a" good time to HOMETOWNLIFE.COM Education. schedule your next exam, If you The six remaining six school don't have a family dentist, we board members will interview are accepting new patienfs:.and Multiple lessons at one location we welcome your call at 734- HOW TO REACH US candidates at a special board 453-9413. We're located at 496 meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, W. 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Duane Penzien looks for a heartbeat and breath sounds on the SimMan with the help of nursing instructor Patricia Pawlik during the grand opening ofthe new Biomedicai Technology Center at Schoolcraft College.

Schoolcraft's Biomed Center PHOTOS BY TOM HOFFMEYERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Schoolcraft College Assistant Dean of Science Richard Weinkauf demonstrates the schools electron scanning elevates science education microscope in the imaging laboratory of the school's new Biomedical Technology Center Friday afternoon.

BY HUGH GALLAGHER but to anticipate the needs the you'll get surprises. We haven't Visitors OBSERVER STAFF WRITER state will have and business and used the building yet, so we don't browse industry will have. We've taken know what they will be. But we one of the Architects for Schoolcraft have accomplished what we envi­ labs during College's new Biomedical the long view," he said. sioned." the grand Technology Center were asked to Zaske said in addition to for­ opening think about collaboration, flex­ COLLABORATIVE PROCESS mal classrooms, the building ofthe ibility and cutting-edge technol­ Bruce Sweet, associated dean includes breakout areas where Biomedical ogy. of business technology, said facul­ students can mingle and work Technology This is the direction higher edu­ ty and staff were brought into the with students from different dis­ Center. cation is going and Schoolcraft is planning process from day one. ciplines. The George W. Auch Co. determined to take the lead. He said administrators and facili­ of Pontiac was the construction Richard Weinkauf, assistant ties people provided the big pic­ manager for the building. dean of science at Schoolcraft, ture and then others were brought The building has an imag­ said the new facility will be a in to address specific points. ing and analysis lab, anatomy catalyst forengagin g students in "One ofthe things we were try­ and physiology lab, cellular and science, math and technology to ing to accomplish was to create molecular biology lab and bio­ the fullest extent, at a time when an environment," he said. "We medical engineering technology there is pressure to get the United learned from VisTaTech that lab. Weinkauf said the labs are States back in the game as a sci­ where you have mobile furni­ equal to those at Pfizer and Parke GOING GREEN Notable green features include designed forth e future. ence leader. ture, less rigidity in the structure Davis, where he worked before In addition to providing flex­ two rain gardens that utilize "We are trying to be as versatile "It's a recognition across the allowed them to be more creative coming to Schoolcraft last year. ibility and technology, the new water runoff from the roof to as we could," he said. "Many ofthe country, not just in Michigan in their teaching. It was impor­ He said in the physiology lab building will also include several water tlje gardens; use of recycled professions we will be training where it is being pushed, that sci­ tant to build a collaborative pro­ they will have a male and a female "green" features. concrete blocks; windows on the people fori n the future don't even ence, technology, engineering and cess." plastinated cadaver (a preserved, Zaske said the college decided east, norm and west rather than exist." math is a place the U.S. has fallen A central idea was to integrate and predissected human cased not to receive certification in on the south to save energy; and The next project for Schoolcraft behind in," he said. "We always the various science disciplines in plastic, showing the body Leadership in Energy and good insulation. is a new facility for their public enjoyed a lead. These areas of through shared facilities and structure and organs) from the Environmental Design because of Zaske said the building uses safety program to train police endeavor hold the most promise shared conversations. University of Michigan which will the expense. very little steel. He said the door and fire personnel. Jefrress said for the U.S., as much as the state." 'As you go through the facility, provide "consistency" in teach­ "But the building has been lintels are made of granite instead the college is planning to build in The building was introduced 20-30 percent ofthe building is ing human anatomy. In addition designed to reach 29 LEED cred­ ofsteel. Northville Township but nothing to the public at an open house dedicated to collaborative envi­ individual organs will be avail­ its," Zaske said. Sweet said this is a building has been finalized. Friday. It will serve to advance the ronments, student learning envi­ able for study. High definition STEM and GRIN curriculum. ronments that facilitate students television in the Living Theater STEM is an acronym for science, working as a team," Sweet said. will allow more precise views of technology, engineering and Bill Zaske ofthe SHWGroup muscle fibers. math. GRIN stands for genetics, architecture firm said a "vision- "We are in the process of robotics, information systems and ing process" was the first step in installing an electronic scanning nanotechnology. working with the college staff, microscope by Zeiss which will be The $13 million, 48,000- who had been developing an idea an awesome extension to what we square-foot Biomedical of what they want for years. teach," Weinkauf said. Technology Center brings "From the get go, they talked The mircroscope is the cutting together the science, math and about collaboration and interdis­ edge in image enhancement. medical classes with state-of-the ciplinary curriculum, combining Jefrress said reports show that art laboratories, a high-tech lec­ science, math, technology in one the need for students in STEM ture theater and classroom spaces building," Zaske said. disciplines will double by 2015 designed for flexibility. Sweet said the new building and there will be an expected Conway Jeffress, president has formal and informal spaces. shortfall of 280,000 math and of Schoolcraft College, said the He said faculty share the same science teachers nationally by building will contribute to an office space and tools as part of 2015. increased sophistication in the the collaborative effort. "It's been trending that way for college's curriculum. Tm very impressed by how the a decade and we've been watching "This college has positioned architect was able to articulate it, looking at it and preparing for itself not just to meet the needs concepts into concrete space," it," he said. TOM HOFFMEYER I STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER of Michigan and local supporters Sweet said. "Almost invariably Schoolcraft College Board of Trustees Chairman Greg Stempien cuts the ribbon during the grand opening celebration of the school's new Biomedical Technology Center. Ribbon cutting launches

A chorus line of demonstrations at the state- skills have grown and we've Schoolcraft College trustees of-the-art laboratories, watched jobs not needing and staff and local politi­ guided tours ofthe 48,000- those skills shrink," he said. cians gathered together to square-foot facility and food He said the building is , v jointly cut the ribbon for the from the school's acclaimed flexible and connects with new Biomedical Technology culinary arts department. other buildings on campus Center. Jeffress said the building is and globally. Behind him "This building was done situated between the Applied were three high-definition on time and on budget and Science and Forum build­ screens for television com­ •^. that's the way we like it," ings to create an anchor for a munication. said Schoolcraft President three-building complex dedi­ State Rep. John Pastor Conway Jeffress to the cated to math, science and (R-Livonia) was joined by applause of dozens attending medical education. He said state Reps. Richard LeBlanc a grand opening for the $13 in designing the building the (D-Westland) and Marc Jt million facility Friday. college has to ask what kind Corriveau (D-Northville) Schoolcraft Board chair of training would the school in presenting a resolution Greg Stempien was the mas­ be providing for the jobs of from the state House on the ter of ceremonies and lead the future. opening ofthe building and ribbon cutter for the event. "We've watched as jobs its use of green construction The festivities included needing math and science technology.

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A (BLEEPING) OSTRICH!" or with ties to the ostrich family. cabinet and confiscate the ste­ I'll probably never know for They maintain that 21 is not working because it the (bleeping) With no time to swerve and roids it was popping before his sure, but I'm thinking the emu, encourages dangerous binge drinking. ostrich. barely enough time to swear young turks get their claws on ostrich or whatever it was, They argue that young people ages 18-20 can enter There I was, (and you know this was a bad them. escaped from a nearby farm into legal contracts, serve as jurors and join the mili­ minding my scene because I rarely swear), As I talked to my dad, my and wandered tragically into tary, but are told they aren't mature enough to drink. own business, my car's bumper and the crea­ wife Laura, who had a front- the path of my car. The Amethyst Initiative, as it is called, encourages two hands on ture became one. row passenger seat-to the entire Which leads me to make elected officials to engage in a public debate about the the steering I'll spare you the grisly incident, walked to thfe froftt of the following public service drinking age and the National Minimum Drinking wheel (OK, details, but let's just "say enough our car to assess the darrtage. announcements; Age Act, which in 1984 imposed a penalty of 10 per­ four fingers of feathers filled the dark, mid- Judging by the look on her face, 1. If you own a large cent of a state's federal highway appropriation on any Ed Wrig": one hand, one Michigan sky to stuff a decent- I knew the damage wasn't just exotic bird and you live near a state.setting its drinking age lower than 21. By 1988, thumb of the sized pillow. ; bad — it was "How much is our major highway, for goodness all states had adopted the new minimum drinking other — you The good news was there deductible?" bad. ". '"'•' sakes, make sure the padlock age. can relate), cruising north oh were feathers and they were Later that night, when my -- on its pen is secured every U.S. 27 near Alma. We were night; and We oppose lowering the drinking age from 21, as do brown, so I wasn't going down dad saw the crumpled bumper a little over an hour from our in history as the.man who that was still plastered with 2. If you run into a large, Mothers^gainst Drunk Driving (MADD), the major- destination —• Houghton Lake killed Big Bird or, thank good­ feathers, he confirmed my exotic bird while driving Up ity^f Jolels surveyed and the National Transportation — and the speed limit had just ness, Mark Fidrych. With a theory: "That wasn't a wild North in the near future, give Safety Bbat'rd, which released a statement last month. shifted from 55 to 70, so life racing heart and eyes the size turkey." me a call. I'd like to compare According to MADD, the National Minimum was good. of ostrich eggs, I pulled the car Then what was it? feathers. Drinking Age Act has saved an estimated 25,000 lives That is, until I drove straight into a nearby rest area. To make a long-legged story since it was passed 24 years ago. into an episode of the Twilight I didn't know if I should short, I called the Gratiot Ed Wright is the sports editor for the Since the early 1980s, the number of young people Zone. call 9-1-1 or the producers of County Sheriff's Department Plymouth-Canton Observer. He can be killed annually in crashes; involving drunken drivers In the blink of an eye, I Animal Planet — so I called my the next day and described the reached via e-mail at ewright@home- under 21 has been cut in half, from more than 5,000 spotted it as it strolled from dad, who was waiting for us in entire incident to a deputy. townlife.com or by phone at (734) in the early 1980s to nearly 2,000 in 2005. the darkness of the passing Houghton Lake. Once he stopped chuckling 953-2108. Also, research indicates that when the minimum legal drinking age is 21, people under age 21 drink less overall and continue to do so through their early 20s. GOVERNMENT CONTACTS According to a survey released last month by Nationwide Insurance, 78 percent of adults support Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm Room I860, in Detroit. Thelocal phone 224-2066, or e-mail her at senator® 373-7350; toll-free at (866) 262-7307; 1 21 as the minimum drinking age and 72 percent think Send correspondence to P.O. Box number is (313) 226-6020, TTY (800) stabenow.senate.gov. or by e-mail at senbpatterson@sen- alcohol would be more accessible to kids if it were low­ 30013, Lansing, Ml 48909, or call 851-0030 and fax at (313) 226-6948. In Detroit, her office is at 243 W. ate.michigan.gov. ered. Constituent Services at (517) 335- He also has a Web site - levin.senate. Congress, Suite 550. Call (313) 961- We suspect the real reason university officials sup­ 7858. The fax number is (517) 335- gov, 4330. She also has a Web site - stabe- State Rep. Phil LaJoy, R-Can ton port a lower drinking age is that they want to get out 6863. now.senate.gov. Contact him by mail at S-785 House from under the responsibility of policing alcohol use U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow Office Building, P.O. Box 30014, on their campuses. U.S. Sen. Carl Levin In Washington, D.C., the address State Sen. Bruce Patterson, R- Lansing, Ml 48933; by phone at (517) His Washington, O.C. mailing address is133 Hart Senate Office Building, Canton 373-2575 or toll free at (866) LAJ0Y21; Instead of supporting the misguided Amethyst is 269 Russell Office Buiiding, U.S. Washington, D.G.205WL Call.her - Contact him by mail at P.O. 8ox 30036, or by e-mail at phtllaj'oy@house, Initiative, they should be helping to find real solutions Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510-2202. there at (202) 224-4822, TTY (202) Lansing, Ml, 48909; by-phone at (517) mi.gov. to the dangerous problem of binge drinking. Call him at (202) 224-6221. The fax We encourage our readers to write their elected offi­ number is (202) 224-1388. He also cials and urge them to keep the drinking age intact at has offices in Patrick V, McNamara 21. •:'••• Federal Building, 477 Michigan Ave.,

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comeback, 24-14 Dillon honored BY ED WRIGHT OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Plymouth High School graduate Sean The largest player (6~foot-3, 225) on the field with the Dillon, currently a biggest number (99) on his back made the longest play member of the Adrian (a 91-yard TD reception) in Canton's huge showdown College soccer team, against visiting White Lake Lakeland Friday night at was named Michigan the PCEP varsity stadium. Intercollegiate Athletic Mid-way through the second quarter junior tight end Association co-player Dakota Dark-Bird shifted his large frame into high gear of the week recently after snaring a pass in the right flat from junior Q.B along with Kalamazoo Kevin Delapaz and sprinted 91 yards to the opposite College's Steve end zone to draw the Chiefs even with the Eagles, 6-6. Hagerman, Dan Stoney's ensuing extra point made it 7-6 and the Dillon, a junior fro- Chiefs never trailed again. ward, scored two goals Lakeland scored first with 1:17 left in the first, quarter in the Bulldogs' 3-1 when quarterback Blake Heiman connected with Clint victory over Anderson Penokie on a 74-yard bomb. (Ind.) University. The victory improved coach Tim Baechler's warriors Dillon lettered in three r sports at Plymouth: PHOTOS BY BILL i PHOTOGRAPHER to 2-0 while Lakeland slipped to 1-1. The game was a Kensington Lakes Activities Association cross-over soccer, cross country Above, Canton sophomore contest. and track and field. running back Davion "We finally got guys stepping up andmaking some Stackhouse chalked up more plays tonight," said Baechler, when asked why his team Skubik update than 100 total yards during was so productive Friday night. "We put the ball on the Plymouth Township the Chiefs' 24-14 victory over ground a few times and we had a few mistakes, but we resident Bill Skubik, White Lake Lakeland Friday made up for it with big plays and great defense. who was featured in a . night. At right, Canton junior "That's a great offense Lakeland has over there and story that appeared in running back Adam Payter our guys did a great job of keeping them in check." the Aug. 28 Observer, plunges into the end zone to Canton held Lakeland to 278 total yards and picked completed his first- give the Chiefs a 14-6 lead off three Eagle passes. Two of the picks — by Donnie ever full triathlon last mid-way through the second Barlow and Arron Boudreaux — came on back-to-back Sunday in Plymouth, quarter. Payter registered possessions in the third quarter when the score was Mass. in 14 hours,, 21 his second consecutive 100- knotted at 14. minutes and 18 sec­ yard performance. The Chiefs scored the eventual game-winning touch­ onds. down a few minutes after Boudreaux's pick when Adam Skubik, 46, complet­ Payter rumbled for an 18-yard TD run to make it 21-14. ed the 2.3-mile s>Hm Senior kicker Dan Stoney tacked on an insurance in 1 hour and 4 min­ field goal from 29 yards out with 4:51 left in the game. utes, the 112-mile bike Alex Dixon added a late interception to cue the fat ride in 6 hours and 12 lady to sing. minutes and the 26.2- If there was a player that rivaled the productive night mile marathon in 6 of Dark-Bird it was junior fullback Adam Payter, who hours and 44 minutes. happens to be the team's smallest player at 5-9,160. "The feeling of fin­ ishing was exhilarat­ Please see CANTON, B3 ing," said Skubik, who will run the Marine Corps Marathon in Plymouth Washington, D.C. in ':'' senior October. running back Terra nee 'Cats outrun 'Dogs, 28-7 O&E Men's golf Guthride The 2008 Observer galloped for BY ED WRIGHT Senior running back Terrance ran twice for 26 yards. & Eccentric Men's 142 yards OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Guthridge was the main man for McKinney finished with 120 Open 36-hole medal and three Plymouth as he churned out 142 yards on four catches while Alex play event will be TDs during It was splendor on the grass for yards on 28 carries and three TDs. Minch and Zach Hamed both Saturday and Sunday, Friday Plymouth's football team Friday Guthridge accounted for both the snared two passes each for 22 and 10 Sept. 20-21, at night's 28-7 night. Wildcats' first-half touchdowns with yards, respectively. Livonia's Fox Creek victory over The Wildcats returned to the site a three-yard burst to paydirt fol­ The Wildcats' defensive effort was and Whispering Brighton. of some of their most memorable lowed by a four-yardscorin g jaunt. led by Connor Martin, who piled up Willows golf courses. triumphs — the junior varsity grass Brighton sliced its half-time defi­ 16 tackles. Ronnie Goble chipped in The entry fee is $95 field that sits just southwest of their cit to 14-7 just before the half when with 10 stops and Jamie Emminger (cart not included) school — and the beat went on, 28-7, they converted a 55-yard screen added eight. with a maximum over Brighton. pass. Kelly Waite and Craig Czajkowski handicap of 20. The Bulldogs' memories of the Guthridge stretched the Wildcats' recorded interceptions for the win­ Entries close at 6 stadium are anything but memo­ advantage back to 14 during the ners. p.m. Saturday, Sept. rable as they went down to defeat on closing stages of the third quarter Brighton managed just 163 total 13. Entries will be the field for the second time in two when he ripped offa 45-yard scoring yards compared to Plymouth's 318 limited to the first 200 weeks to drop to 0-2. run. (168 on the ground and 150 in the golfers. "The keys for us tonight were Senior quarterback Matt Skubik's air). (Starting times and our speed and ball possession," 67-yard TD strike to Connor Plymouth returns to action Friday pairings will be avail­ said Plymouth head coach Mike McKinney in the fourth quarter when it takes on cross-campus rival able after noon on Sawchuk, whose team improved to capped the scoring. Canton in a 7 p.m. showdown at the Thursday, Sept. 18.) 2-0. "Our first drive took up about 11 Skubik finished lO-of-19 for15 0 PCEP varsity football stadium. For more informa­ minutes, so the first quarter couldn't yards and one TD. tion, call (248) 476- have gone any better." He threw zero interceptions and ewrigtitdihometownlife.com j (734) 953-2108 4493. BILL BRESLER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Canton resident Tim Collins Feet don't fail him now completed his 50th marathon last month. The Canton runner is two-thirds of the way to remarkable long-distance feat 34-year-old math teacher has BY ED WRIGHT thought I'd better not leave that as my only Boston Marathon for another age group" he aiso finished 50 OBSERVER STAFF WRITER goal because I may never reach it. explained. "So, since the time I ran was good ultra-marathons, "So, I added two new goals: completing 100 enough forth e 35-and-older division, I can which are races When Canton resident Tim Collins sets marathons and running a marathon in all 50 use it next year because I'll be 35. So I'm in." that exceed 26.2 long-distance running goals, he doesn't mess states." miles. around. Daunting? Yes. Ultra-competitive The same can be said forho w he attacks Impossible? Hardly — at least for someone Collins met his second record last month those goals once he sets them. with a passion to run like Collins. when he completed his 100th marathon — the In 2001, while training for the Chicago Howl At The Moon 8-Hour Run in Danville, Marathon, Collins formulated a list of three Missions accomplished HI. things he wanted to achieve before he hung up Within the past year, Collins has achieved Actually, half of the long-distance races t his size 11 ASICS for the last time: two of his three goals, which, as the saying native of Taylor has competed in have been The list was as challenging as some of the goes, ain't bad. ultra-marathons, which are races that exce- hills he encounters while competing in 100- In October of 2007, he was clocked in a the standard marathon distance of 26.2 mi mile adventure runs in the Rockies. personal-best time of 3:12.30 at the Grand Although the ultras are insanely long am "My ultimate goal back then was to qualify Rapids Marathon. Although it was two sec­ are often run in less-than-comfortable wea for the Boston Marathon," said Collins, a 34- onds slower than what he needed to make er conditions, Collins prefers them to typia year-old math teacher at Trillium Academy the Boston cut for a 33-year-old, he slipped in marathons. charter school in Taylor. "I PR'ed in the thanks to a loophole the race's organizers offer. "When you run a regular marathon, you Chicago race, but I was still close to 20 min­ "There is a window of about 18 months utes off the time I needed for Boston, so I where you can use a time for a future Please see MARATHON, 82 B2 (CP) Observer S Eccentric | Sunday, September 7,2008 www.tiometownlife.com Madonna 'Blue and Gold Awards'

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All year long, Madonna University athletes push their bodies far beyond the limit to compete to the best of their abilities — with much of that unglamorous hard work done away from the spotlight. But on Sunday night, they'll get the red carpet treatment at Madonna's second annual Blue and Gold Awards to take The 9U Red Sox captured their division in the Greater Canton Youth Baseball & Softball Association this past place sometime after 7:30 p.m. summer by registering an 8-1 record. Pictured (front row from left) Joey Robb, Shane Rusinek, Shane Prevo, at St. Mary's Cultural Center Garrett Barkume, Zachary McVicker, Mitchell Rusinek, Spencer Albin, (back from left) coach Rob Brooks, Matt in Livonia (Merriman Road Brooks, Jake Snyder, Alex White, Joshua Rubis, Matt Lessel, Vinny Convertino, Robert Barnes and coach Steve between Six-Seven Mile). Barnes. Not pictured is Jake Genyk. "It's the one chance we get to gather as an entire depart­ ment," said Madonna athletics director Bryan Rizzo. "It pro­ motes the sense of family we try to create at Madonna." The awards ceremony will Chiefs can overcome follow the annual student-ath­ lete convocation mass (5:30 p.m. in the Felician Sisters Motherhouse) and dinner (7 inexperience with talent p.m. at St. Mary's). The Blue and Gold Awards BY ED WRIGHT are patterned after ESPN's OBSERVER STAFF WRITER i*. acclaimed ESPY's and will if honor the academic and ath­ Canton's girls cross country team may be letic achievements of MU's This photo on Madonna University's athletics Web site is promoting Sunday short on seniors, but the Chiefs are long on tal­ student-athletes from all 11 night's second annual Blue and Gold Awards. Pictured at top (from left) are ent. sports. There will be awards in Jess Irwin and Kelly Lesko, both members of the Softball team jn the bottom Second-year head coach Eric Pahl has just over 18 different categories and row (from left) are cross country runner Joe Horka and volleyball player one 12th-grader among his top six runners, there will be much more, such Amanda Koszela. however, that lone senior — Sarah Thomas — is Thomas Slavens Ling as video montages and special a three-year state qualifier. guests. Lyons; baseball players Will Rizzo, who heads the athlet­ The Chiefs' No. 2 and 3 runners — sopho­ Other key contributors Gerlach will be "There'll be some surprises," Kennedy, Kevin Zerbo; bas­ ics department with help from mores Bianca Kubicki and Rachel Rohrbach counting on include seniors Kelley Determan, Rizzo said. "This (program) is ketball player D.J. Bridges and sports information director - are talented enough to push Thomas on any Linda Ling and Jessica Rocheleau; sophomores a great way to celebrate athlet­ golfer Steve South. Pat Moore (assistant AD Matt given day and the next three runners have dis­ Victoria Tripp, Kara Booms, Phoebe VanHoof ics." • Candidates for Female Fancett recently left for a job played a large amount of potential as well. and Shannon Griffiths; and freshmen Kelly Culminating the program Athlete of the Year are: vol­ at University of Michigan), "I'm cautiously optimistic about this season," Kerwin and Autumn Burin. will be several high-profile leyball's Jacqui Gatt, Lubovj added that the Blue and Gold said Pahl. "We have 32 girls, which is the most awards for 2007-08. There will Tihomirova; basketball players Awards enable athletes, their we've had since I've been here (four years). We PLYMOUTH be awards for the "One Shining Caryn Inman, Christie Carrico; families and coaches to bask gained a lot of sophomores." The Wildcats return three state-qualify­ Moment" and "Hall of Fame Softball's Jess Irwin, Cat Sidor in the glory of the past year's Thomas is one of the top returners in the area ing runners from last year's unit that placed Moment" as well as those to and golfer Goose Steele. accomplishments as well as get following a 38th-place showing at last year's a school-best second in the final year of the be presented to Madonna's top Regardless of who comes pumped up for 2008-09. state meet. Western Lakes Activities Association. male and female teams. away with the hardware, the "It's a celebration of last year "I can't put into words how much she means "We have six of our top seven runners return­ Perhaps the most drama will program figures to be just as and a kick-off to this year," to this team," said Pahl. "She a great runner, ing, so I'm cautiously optimistic," said Plymouth be linked to selection of the top fun and popular as the inaugu­ Rizzo said. leader, student and person." coach Mary Kerwin. "We beat two teams last male and female athletes, with ral Blue and Gold Awards pro­ Doors for the program will Kubicki and Rohrbach give the Chiefs a year — Livonia Stevenson and Northville — that an elite cast of nominees. gram was in September 2007. open at 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary's potent 1-2-3 punch. we hadn't beaten before, so we're heading in the • In the running for Male Rizzo definitely thinks so. and space is limited to 400. "Bianca's looking strong; she worked hard all right direction." Athlete of the Year are: soccer "I'm real excited," Rizzo said. summer," Pahl said. "I expect a good year out of Last fall, the Wildcats were the only team in players Makesi Lewis, Kris "It's our signature event now." tsmithihometownlife.com her. And Rachel learned a lot last year. She runs Division 1 to qualify three runners for the state so effortlessly." meet without qualifying as a team. Providing depth for Canton will be freshman A pair of seniors head the Wildcats' line-up Emily Southern, junior Melanie Kulczycki and — Molly Slavens and Beth Heldmeyer, both of junior Rachel Brunk. whom will serve as captains along with fellow senior Lizzie Bartek. BY BRAD EMONS Jacob Herout, an exchange Livonia Franklin (0-5-1,0-l-l). SALEM "Molly brings four years of experience, a ton OBSERVER STAFF WRITER student from the Czech Zain Qureshi's unassisted The Rocks' 2008 contingent isn't bigger num­ of leadership and a ton guts to our team," said Republic, gave Churchill a two- goal with 10:16 gave the Patriots bers-wise compare to last year, but it should be Kerwin. "Beth is a two-time state qualifier, so Livonia Churchill boys soc- goal cushion in the second half a short-lived 2-1 advantage. better, according to Dave Gerlach, who is enter­ she knows what it takes to be successful." cer coach Reid Friedrichs was after the Chiefs cut the deficit Blohme then answered 1:27 ing his 14th year at the helm. A talented trio of juniors — Kelly Hahn, Paula ecstatic following Thursday's 4-2 to 3-2. later. "We should be much improved," said Gerlach. Green and Julie Forster — round out Plymouth's triumph over Canton in an early- "Jacob was due, he had hit "They let them go through "Our top 10 runners are all within 90 seconds of top five. They'll be pushed by freshman Nicole season showdown in Kensington the crossbar three times, once the middle and we got caught each other. If we have a weakness, it's numbers. Traitses and sophomore Briana Hessler. Lakes Activities Association's in a scrimmage and the other sleeping in the back," Franklin We have less than 30 runners for the first time "We're going to take things race-to-race this South Division. two against Northville and coach Vic Rodopoulos said. in almost 10 years." year," said Kerwin. "Our goal is to improve each "They played as a team and Stevenson," Friedrichs said. "If "But tonight our guys realized The Rocks will be paced by junior Jordyn race and, hopefully, make it to the state meet as played for each other," said was a beautiful goal, a one-time their capabilities. They worked Moore, who qualified for the Division 1 state a team this year." Friedrichs, whose team is 2-2 volley into the lower corner." hard and were able to stick meet as a sophomore. The team will be cap­ overall and 2-0 in the division. Chris DeNapoli, a senior, also to the game plan and things tained by Annie White and Kortney Marsh. [email protected] | (734) 953-2108 "We also got paid a nice compli­ picked up two assists in the vic­ worked out. We have something ment from their coach (George tory. to build on." Tomasso), who said that in his "He played a great game," Plymouth led 1-0 at intermis­ six or seven years (as Canton Friedrichs said of the outside- sion on Bradley Finnegan's goal pretty good. sons: Aidan, 2, and Tobin, 9 coach) they had never given up midfielder. "He was exactly before the Patriots' answered MARATHON "A lot of people are leaving months. more then three goals. I'm really where he needed to be." with their first on Steve Trapp's PAGE B1 marathons forth e ultras because "It's always nice to have some­ proud of the boys." Scott Zech and Mitch score from Travis Matthey. they're easier on the body." body waiting for you at the end of The Chargers led 2-1 at half- Reinhart scored goals for Junior Josh Sheppard running most, if not all of the the longruns," he said. time. Two of Churchill's four Canton (3-2-3, l-l). went all the way in goal race on pavement," said Collins. Running man Although Meg isn't a runner, goals came off restarts. FRANKLIN 2, PLYMOUTH 2: for Franklin, while senior "By the 24th mile, your knees Collins, whose training regi­ she did walk a marathon once to Etienne Lussiez had a goal Harold Blohme's goal with sweeper Mike Geraci "played are hurting so bad, they feel like men includes running up to 280 get a feel for what her husband and assist for the Chargers, only 8:49 remaining Thursday a heckuva game," according to somebody took a bat and bashed miles a month, said he enjoys goes through. while teammates Adam Bedell enabled the Wildcats (3-3-1, Rodopoulos. them a little. You have absolutely running because it "cleans my "If s the last time I do that," she and Drew Sieber each collected 1-0-1) to earn a KLAA-South no jump left in your legs. mind. said, smiling. unassisted goals. Division deadlock with host [email protected] 1 (734) 953-2123 "Most of the ultras are run "I also like it because you can To complete his trifecta _____ on 3.5-mile loop cross-country meet a lot of great people" — Boston Marathon (check), 100 trails. Even though you may run Collins receives encourage­ marathons (check) and running 50 miles, your knees still feel ment from his wife, Meg, and a marathon in 50 states — he PREP FOOTBALL Canton at Franklin, 4 p.m. Salem at Northville, 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12 Salem at Northville Plymouth at John Glenn, 4 p.m. needs to run in 22 more states. Plymouth at Canton, 7 p.m. at Cass Benton, 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10 'Tm down to most of the states Saiem at Stevenson, 7 p.m. Plymouth at John Glenn, 4 p.m. Canton at Churchill, 4 p.m. PREP BOYS SOCCER Saturday, Sept. 13 Stevenson at Salem, 4 p.m. that I'm going to have to fly to Tuesday, Sept. 9 Canton at Ludington Invitational, TBA Franklin at Plymouth, 4 p.m. to get to," he said. "States like Canton at Plymouth, 7 p.m. Plymouth at Autumn Classic at Friday, Sept. 12 Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon." Novi at Salem,7 p.m. Stoney Metropark, TBA Canton at Plymouth, 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Novi at Salem, 4 p.m. The task will be challenging, Canton at Wayne, 4 •p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9 Saturday, Sept. 13 but those who know him well Churchill at .Plymouth, 7 p.m. Canton at Franklin, 4 p.m. Plymouth atCrestwood Zelinski Friday, Sept. 12 Salem at Northville Memorial Invite, TBA don't doubt hell do it. Salem at South Lyon, 5:30 p.m. at Cass Benton, 3:50 p.m. GIRLS GOLF 4v& After all, when it comes to Saturday, Sept. 13 Plymouth at John Glenn, 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12 Canton at Salem, 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 Salem at Northville reaching running goals, Tim PREP VOLLEYBALL Canton at Ludington Invitational, TBA atTanglewoodG.C.,3p.m. »t Collins doesn't mess around. 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Julie Halstead of Redford is captured four team titles, two formation of the Metro Detroit the daughter of Farmington singles titles and three all- USBC and served as the first Hills bowler Ed Wright - and events titles. president on 2006 and was re­ Ed has taught her well. In 1995 she earned a silver elected in 2008 for another two During her years of competi­ and bronze medal with Team year term. tive bowling action, both the USA. And as a professional she • Something new is happen­ youth ranks and adult leagues, garnered four titles and was ing at Country Lanes, and that Julie has honed her skills well named Rookie of the Year in something has the nice aroma enough to win 1997- Bishop also had recorded of bacon and eggs on the grill. the "Forty 16 career 300 games and four Barb, Lisa and Amy are the Frame Game" 800 series with a high of 834. three gals who have taken recently in In addition to Bishop, other over the grill and now for the Toledo, Ohio. inductees include: Jeffrey first time there, breakfast is This is not Austreng, Waterford Township; served. The new menu includes traditional Kenneth Wyatt, Sterling such taste treats as Country bowling as Heights, Robert Stempien, McMuffin, Two Egg Slam, we know it Wyandotte; and Margaret Belly Buster and more. because each (Libbi) Fletcher, Warren. Even if you are not a bowler, Ten Pin Alley frame has a Special awards will also go to this is the place to go for a nice different meth­ Matt Fiorito, Grosse He, Roger breakfast on Saturdays only A! Harrison od of scoring. Philipi, Ypsilanti; and Mark until 11:30 a.m. Some are set up Voight, Farmington Hills. • Mark your calendars for for a 9-pin no - Austreng has two Detroit the 78th annual Old Timers tap, while others can allow for Masters titles and one Bowling Tournament and a mulligan, but usually those Michigan Masters to his credit. party, which is Saturday, Nov. who make more strikes are vic­ He was selected to the All-City 29, at Thunderbowl Lanes in torious. first-team twice and second- Allen Park, also the home and Julie recorded 35 of a pos­ team twice, along with being display of the Detroit Bowling Canton junior quarterback Kevin Delapaz completed this third-quarter screen pass to Davion Stackhouse in the sible 40 strikes to take home named Rookie of the Year in Hall of Fame. Chiefs'24-14 triumph. the title and over $6,000 in the Detroit All-Star Traveling Last year's turnout was an prize money. Classic. amazing 599 bowlers compet­ "I feel more comfort­ by the Eagles to just 24 on She also earned an automatic Austreng also rolled ing in various age divisions in a able back there every game eight carries. entry for the November finals a 300 game in the ABC non-prize money event, which CANTON because of all the hard work Senior Donnie Barlow in Las Vegas, Nev. with a fully- Championships at Syracuse, brings old friends together. PAGE B1 we put in at practice," said paced the Chiefs' swarm­ paid entry including airfare N.Y., while averaging 243 dur­ And for those who opt for Delapaz, who also ran for 52 ing defense with 7-5 tackles. and lodging. ing the 2005-06 season. He the dinner party, they are very For the second straight yards on 17 carries. Dixon and Bryan Gerstboth For information on this also has 48 300s and 23 800, well-fed with a buffet-style week, Payter played big, Sophomore running back notched seven tackles while event, visit www.fortyframe- including a 879 which ties meal at a most reasonable cost. rushing for a team-high 112 Davion Stackhouse had a Nick Sweda recorded five for game.com. him for the highest ever three The Old Timers is open to yards on 14 carries and one spectacular night, sprint­ the winners. • Lisa Bishop of Belleville games in Detroit. men only who have been asso­ TD. ing for 70 yards on just six Canton will host cross- has been elected to the Detroit Wyatt has been an outstand­ ciated with bowling at least 25 "He's quick and he's aller­ carries for an 11.7 yards-per- campus rival Plymouth next Bowling Hall of Fame. ing performer over 20 years in years (minimum age 40). gic to dirt, so he doesn't carry average. He also hauled Friday in a game that kicks Bishop is well known around the Detroit scene, recording his This year's event is dedicated like to fall down," a smiling in a pair of passes for 45 off at 7 p.m. at the PCEP var­ these parts for her many years first 300 in 1985. He averaged to my colleague, Matt Fiorito, Baechler said, describing yards. sity stadium. of helping others become bet­ 236 in the 2007-08 season and for his many years of dedicated Payter. "The smaller guys like Kiere Daniels, who led the ter bowlers with her expertise has 37 career 300 games and service to our bowling com­ that can hide in the there and Chiefs with over 100 yards [email protected] in ball fitting at Aleta Sill's 28 800 series including a high munity. get lost in the mix. rushing last week, was held (734) 953-2108 Bowling World pro shop at 874 in 1990. Both the champion arid age- "But once Adam gets out Country Lanes in Farmington Stempien, meanwhile, enters group winners receive a com­ in the open, not many people Hills. in the Veteran's Category. memorative wrist watch. can catch him." She didn't get elected for He 18 300's and three 800 For more information or to Canton junior quarterback drilling holes - she made it series. Stempien also took obtain an entry form, call John Kevin Delapaz registered LAKE AREA DODGERS on her great record out on the seven Michigan Majors titles Chmelko at (586) 756-3240. his first two varsity touch­ lanes. between 1985 and 1988 and Entries must received no later down passes: the 91-yarder Bishop has been an out­ was named Bowler of the Year than Nov. 22. to Dark-Bird and a 10-yarder standing bowler ever since her in 1985. off a scramble to senior tight Federation Team lookin youth league days when she ' Fletcher earned election Al Harrison is a resident of end Todd Turfe, who cradled For 2-4 Players earned the Star of Tomorrow by virtue of her service to the Southfield, and a member of the the ball in the end zone from award from the Michigan sport on a local and national Detroit Bowling Hall of Fame and his knees. Women's Bowling Association. level. 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Computer skills favor­ www.ralnbowrehab.com Must be able to work Mon- the Farmington and MUSEUM AIDE able. Please fax resume to: All Shifts Fri 9:15am-6:30pm Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor areas. Coordinator City of Troy EOE WELDER/FITTER/ 734455-8033, Attn: Michelle Help Wantett-Sales |g) Saturday 9:15am-2:30pm Full-time and Part-time Part-time year-round positions available on all SHOP FOREMAN $11.00-$15.50/hr We're growing Complete job description shifts. Capable of fabricating struc­ Help Wanted- Medical |J) Requires Bachelor's in History, and offering EOE Drug-free workplace. SALES MANAGER and location available at tural steel, pipe welding, fit­ Education, or related and 6 ting, stairs £'handrail. Up to a $2,000 sign-on bonus! Position for educational dfcufinaricial.com Ross Medical Education CHIROPRACTIC INSURANCE Duties range widely by months experience. $25 per hr. + benefits. programs. 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Email: [email protected] tation is seeking self-direct­ Advertise your product or evening hours required. Wednesday, September living (ADL's) such as Desk skills (book keeping exp. dressing, bathing, feeding, dents with processing loans ed, motivated and highly Minimum of undergraduate 24th, 2008 a plus). Long term/part time. service to 13 million house­ assisting in the restroom, & grants. Must be detailed energized RN and LPNs to degree. Email resume & Nations Fastest Growing Help Wanted-Office 248-626-5006 holds in North America's and other duties as oriented with good math provide care to our med­ salary requirements to: Apply in person at any skills and ability to work Home Improvement Clerical assigned. ECHO & VASCULAR TECH ically stable brain injured best suburbs by placing your [email protected] DFCU Financial with the public. 20hrs/wk, Company, Cardiology office. FT & PT. adults involved in the rehab classified ad in 800 subur­ Branch Office no weekends. 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Call the Suburban Classified $10.00 to start plus bene­ stallman® Microsoft Office skills and weekends for our CHAUFFEUR fits. Training is provided. Heights, Ml 48071 Min. 1 yr medical office exp. day, afternoon & Advertising Network fax-on- Daily, on call. Familiar with tri- rosslearning.com 5+ years supporting a sen­ ior executive required. needed. Excellent benefits. midnight, shifts. demand service at 800-356- county & DTW area. Non­ Hiring Immediately For All Apply in person for an Transactional legal experi­ Email resumes to: 2061 or 312-644-6610 smoking. Ref's. 248-670-3670 Positions: Candidates must have cur­ immediate Interview: GENERAL LABORER ence valued. Attractive oeresume® x4731 to speak with a sales COLLECTORS Specialty welding shop. Full- Sales, Sates Trainees, salary and benefits. hometownlife.com rent Michigan licensure and an interest and/or experi­ coordinator. Immediate opening for med­ Monday, Sept. 8 Time, Mon-Fri. Days only. Marketing, Marketing Full Position Description (Subject: 1729) ence in traumatic brain ical collectors, exp. preferred. 3pm-7pm at: Paid vacations & holidays, co. Trainees, Promotions posted on: injury rehabilitation. We Hrly + commission, exc. ben­ Rainbow paid BC/BS, prescription, den­ and Much Morel offer competitive pay and RESPIRATORY efits, 401k. Troy location. Rehabilitation Centers tal & life insurance, retirement MEDICAL eafeerbuilfkc- benefits package. Some THERAPIST Carlos (248)641-1440x112 Willow Creek Plaza plan and uniforms. Managers Will Be Keyword search: ASSISTANTS restrictions apply for the SunMedical company 43180 Ford Rd., Ste. 202 . Apply at: Nu-Cere Completing On Site oe08620100 signing bonus. seeks contingent R.T.'s Canton, Mi 48187 2424 Beech Daly, Inkster. Interviews For All Qualified Qualified candidates should Full-time for busy Livonia Find the beat garage (corner of Ford & Liliey) for tri-county areas. Applicants. send a resume and salary Internal Medicine office. For confidential $100.00 per diems ALL sales in your Grocery No Experience is history to: . Must have strong back­ Tuesday, Sept. 9 consideratfon? will be paid. O&E Classifieds! Necessary, We Will Train Email: [email protected] ground In X-Rays, please mail or fax resume 9am-6pm at: the Right Individual. Get venipuncture, EKG and Fax resume: 248-288-5713 25911 Middlebelt Rd. and salary history to: Hired Today, and Start PFT. Please fax resume to: Rainbow Farmington Hills, Ml 48336 RN's & PT's Making Money Tomorrow. GENERAL OFFICE 734-513-1623 Rehabilitation Centers, Inc. (Middlebelt 8 11 Mile Rd.) Home Care Agency. MAKES/ Call Joe at 248-581-3030 Attn: HR-RN HELP Exp'd. Contingent Positions. West Bloomfield Ext 6B1 with Any P.O. Box 970230 If unavailable for Computer literate for order Call: 248-245-3392 Questions or If You Cannot Ypsilantl, Mi 48197 immediate Interview, entry, phone/customer Computer JOB FAIR Attend and Would Still Like MEDICAL Fax: 734-482-0794 RN, Part-Time submit an application service for manufacturing 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday at the Farmington Hills to Be Considered For a Email us at: humres® For suburban pediatric office. company located in Canton, ASSISTANT ALL at any of our office Busch's Position with the Nation's rainbowrehab.com Experienced reliable team play­ Database Ml. $10/hr. Email resume IHA has opportunity for a locations (call for on Grand River Ave. Fastest Growing Home or apply online at er. Fax resume: 248-788-2346 part time experienced Applications directions 734-482-1200) at Drake Rd. Improvement Company. to: [email protected] ; www.rainbowrehab.com Wed. & Thurs. Medical at our Plymouth RN/MA Programmer or visit our web site Internal Medicine Office. Sept. 10th & 11th OFFICE CLEANING Full time for busy West www.rainbowrehab.com LEGAL SECRETARY This position requires Analyst Novi Area: Bloomfield pediatric office. MODELS Drug-free workplace. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For Southfield law firm. previous Medical Assis­ Evenings, Mon-Fri. Benefits. Experience preferred. Some experience preffered. tant experience, excellent Annette: 248-539-7822 Madonna University Now hiring for 7:30pm-12:30am, $8/hr. EOE. Drug-free Work Place Fax resume: (248) 353-2253 customer service skills is looking for a database these positions: Farmington Hills: Mon-Fri. and solid computer skills. applications programmer •Dairy/Frozen 4pm-8pm. $8/hr. We offer a competitive OFFICE KELP analyst with prior experi­ -•Dell/Bakery Subs Also Needed LEGAL SECRETARY salary with an excellent For Podiatry office in ence involving strong SQL DIRECT CARE ASSISTANT •Meat/Seafood 2-3 eves/wk. Novi area, $8/hr. For Bloomfield Hills law office. benefits package. Farmington Hills. FT. skills, Visual Basic.NET, Call bfwn 10am-4pm ONLY. Do special work. Assist per­ •Produce/Floral Fax resume to 248-334-5940 Qualified candidates may Knowledge of billing, running Seeking experienced: SQL 2005 Management (248) 676-1012 sons we serve in residential •Service Associates email a resume to an office, interacting with • Front Desk Receptionists Studio and SQL 2005 SSIS, patients. Benefits. Resume to settings. $7.65 total plus good •Stock Associates OFFICE MANAGER jessica_stoddard@ •MAs ACCESS. Able to imple­ •Cashiers OFFICE e-fax: 248-232-1617 * Electronic Medical YOU'LL ment custom, databas"e- benefits. 248-474-0283 "For AutoMark Collision. Exp. ASSISTANT/ ihacares.com helpful. Benefits. Fax/email Fax to 866-282-8067 Records System - driverf computer and web 734-953-8911,734-425-8334 West Bloomfield Opening CLEANER Support & Training applications. Knowledge of resume: 248-473-0800 or apply online at Livonia at W. 14 Mile Rd. at A dependable person need­ Strong computer skills DHTML, JavaScript, J2EE, [email protected] www.ihacares.com Farmington. ed to assist the Manager in required. .NET, ASP, C, C++, C#, DIRECT CARE ASSISTANT For more info and to apply PAINTERS & PAINTERS managing & maintaining an We offer comprehensive FIND Dreamweaver, ColdFusion. Enjoy your work. OPTICAL online go to: HELPER apartment community in benefits! InfoMaker experience is a DISPENSER Support persons we serve In www.buschs.com Commercial, Residential & Plymouth. Rewarding op­ Please send resume & plus. BS in computer sci­ Roland Optics in Southfield, their home & community. Apply at any of our stores Industrial. Must have own portunity to join atop prop­ salary requirements to: ence preferred with two Weisman Optometrists in $8.50 + good benefits. or email resume to: transportation to Milford. erty management team. [email protected] years technical experience. downtown Rochester and S. Lyon area: 248-573-5023 [email protected] Call: 248-685-0002 Full time, benefits included. Or fax 734-853-4900 Excellent benefit package. Pontiac Eye Clinic in Auburn Call 734-455-3880, Fax infinityprimarycare.com Ann Arbor: 734-239-9015 resume to 734-453-6050 Hills are all looking for an opti­ Send resume with salary DIRECT CARE ASSISTANT • Oil Change Patient Services cal dispenser. Experience is a must. Top salary, bonus, full VETERINARY TECH- requirement to: Rewarding work. Assist per­ Technicians * Manager RECEPTIONIST benefits, 401K, great hours. Licensed. FT for progressive sons we serve in their home 10 Minute Oil Change experi­ Fax resume, Attn: Katie: well equipped (ultra sounds HERE and community. $8.30/hr. ence or will train. Full &/or The Michigan Chapter of Part-Time for busy Plymouth 248-358-2616 and endoscope) small animal plus good benefits. Call: part-time. Apply in person: The Leukemia & Lymphoma hair salon. Call 734451-0855 34680 W. 8 Mile Rd., Email: [email protected] hospital in Livonia. , Fax 248-437-7535 Society seeks a full-time Farmington Hills. Vi mile W. of Patient Services Manager to resume to 734-421-4540 Attn: HR 248-348-1290 OPTICAL LAB TECH Farmington Rd. 248-476-1313 lead staff team of 3 in the RECEPTIONIST/ 36600 Schoolcraft Rd. 246-960-9857 PART-TIME development of its mission CLERICAL WELLNESS Livonia, Mi 48150 HAIR STYLIST ^mk0WW- Optometrist office looking for programs. Areas of respon­ Bloomfield Hills law firm fax to: (734) 432-5587 DIRECT CARE STAFF, PT Livonia salon has chair rental a friendly, efficient person with COORDINATOR sibility include community needs sharp individual with For our 8 quality Group Homes or commission openings. Call: lab experience. Gerber & Briot For Assistant Living or email to: outreach, educational pro­ excellent customer service 734-261-6928, 734-812-1233 equipment. One store only. Community. Familiar with [email protected] in Oakland & Wayne County. grams, patient support pro­ skills. Good benefits. Salary Franchise independent office. licensed home for the aged Drivers License required. HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN grams, grassroots advoca­ commensurate with experi­ YOUR EOE Benefits. Top $$$ for top can­ regulation. RN/LPN, MA, Please call: 248-814-8714 Needed for Commercial/ cy, volunteer development ence. Call: 248-646-6119 Medical Assistant didate. Hourly plus commis­ EMT may apply. Industrial Contractor. and mission Integration Medical office seeks experi­ sion. THIS OFFICE PAYS TIME Fax resume: 248-350-9686 Minimum 5 years Experience. with the Society's fundrais- enced Receptionist. Must & A HALF FOR EVENING AND Excellent Pay & Benefit ing programs. have strong computer & med­ SATURDAY HOURS. WELLNESS Package. Call: 248-674-9191 OBSERVER 'Network ^ ical Insurance knowledge. Full Call Pearle Vision of Canton COORDINATOR Successful candidates "We Work Time with exc. pay & benefits. MAC/MECHANICAL at: 734-981-8111 For Assistant Living Administrator Must be licensed. Run gas will have a social work Plymouth/Ann Arbor area. Community. Familiar with or healthcare background, Fax resume to: 734-996-8767 or fax at: 734-981-2327 lines, pull permits. Part-Time For You!" licensed home for the aged FT position available in a professional CPA work, good pay, flexible hrs.' with demonstrated experi­ or Email: [email protected] firm of 50 people. Successful candidate ence in business & relation­ regulation. RN/LPN, MA, AND Mark: 734-772-2464 hometownliSe.com Optometric EMT may apply. would have 5+ years Networking ship development. Bach­ Medical Assistant INCOME TAX elor's degree required. Technician Fax resume: 248-350-9686 experience including the following: Server or Receptionist PREPARER Master's preferred. 3-5 yrs. 2003, Exchange; Terminal Server/Citrix; experience in similar SECRETARIAL Experienced. Livonia office. Do you have experience Help Wanted- Virtual Servers; Veritas Backup; Win XP; Seasoned Per Diem environment required. Fax resume: (248) 476-6452 working as an optometric Food/Beverage Full-time. Good benefits 8i pay. ECCENTRIC Tax Preparer for 2009 Hematology/Oncology technician and would like Microsoft Office; Helpdesk Support; Must have office experience, Tax Season familiar with experience a plus. MEDICAL to work in a fast paced Assistant Manager.Waitstaff, Hardware Repair; Computer setups. CCH Prosystems software. computer, filing, accounting. ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST optometric office? Oo you Bus Boy, Dishwashers, Apply in person: Email resume to: Qualified candidates For Westland office. also have experience work­ Exp'd. Ashoka Indian A successful candidate would also possess ing with contacts? If so, larry,[email protected] should send a cover letter, Brose Electric Experience in internal or fami­ Restaurant. Troy & Canton. a very positive attitude, documentation and then this is the job for you; AUTOMOTIVE Website: www.gowcpa.com resume and salary history: 37400 W 7 Mile, Livonia. ly medicine a MUSTl Full or 248-763-9430 planning skills and be a highly motivated (734) 464-2211 part time. Call 734-323-0335 Your responsibilities will [email protected] include pre-testing, visual COOK, COOK HELPER individual willing to handle every aspect of or mail to: MEDICAL BILLER fields, tonometry, OCT, tak­ SERVERS & DISHWASHER the network, software installations and 1421 E. 12 Mile Road HelpWanted-Dentai (J) Experienced biller wanted for ing acuities, and reading a FT/PT. Grand Court Madison Heights Ml 48071 lensometer. Retirement Community. workstation hardware/software support Livonia billing co. Must be cer­ CLASSIFIEDS Dependable transportation. tified with 2 or more years exp. Great benefit package! ASSOCIATE DENTIST Retirees welcome. Oteemr & Eccenblc Classifieds If you are interested Submit salary requirements and resume to: PART-TIME 1-2 days a week. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Just a quick Please email resumes to: please tax resume to: |w [email protected] A Approx. 6-12 hrs/wk. (734) 525-0726 . Apply at: 36550 Grand call away.,... Fax resume: (734) 729-2406 [email protected] River Ave., Farmington Hills Attn: Kristin 1-800-579-SELL 1-800-579-SELL' or Call: (734) 729-2366 Subject Line: 1728 or Fax to: (248) 476-7534 Page B5 (*) Sunday, September 7,2008 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers www.hometownlife.com

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MEDICAL DATEBOOK SEPTEMBER Open house To tour the new Fresenius Medical Care of Livonia 3-8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9, at the clinic, 32423 Schoolcraft Jt " *4*i^r Road. Nurses and staff will be available to speak about kidney disease, the latest dialysis treatment options defense vs. and other dialysis patient services. Demonstrations of the latest, state-of-the-art dialysis technology and

•**- single-use diaiyzers. Open to public. No charge. For information, caii (734) 525-0780, S Diabetes support * St, Mary Mercy Hospital hosts a presentation on / • •V Diabetes and Current Treatment Options with Dr. The Oakland County Health Jacqueline Fabello-Gamiao 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Division is reminding parents that Sept. 10, in the hospital's auditorium, 36475 Five Mile at pertussis, commonly called whoop­ Levan, Livonia. Please use Main Entrance on Five Mile. ing cough, can result in hospital­ No charge, pre-registration not required. For details, ization and even death of children. call (734) 655-8961. The good news is the contagious Hypnosis for weight control disease can be prevented with a Sessions 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 8, St. John series of 5 diphtheria and teta­ Macomb Hospital, 11800 E. 12 Mile at Hoover; 3-5 p.m. or nus (DTaP) shots given from two * 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10, Providence Medical months until school age. A pertus­ Center Livonia, 37595 Seven Mile, and 6:30-8:30 p.m. sis booster is equally important at Thursday, Sept. 11, Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital, 5305 the age of 11 to 12 years, and for m Elliott Drive, Ann Arbor. Combines power of hypnosis adults who have not previously **i- with behavior modification. First 45 minutes free orien­ received a booster. tation. If participant feels comfortable with program, Pertussis symptoms include an PHOTOS 8Y TOM HOFFMEYER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER the charge is one-time fee of $79, includes unlimited irritating cough, which after one Paul Fried of Farmington Hills stands with the bicycle he has been riding to prepare for a September 5th ride to benefit Crohn's Disease. free repetitions of hypnosis for year if needed. Save $10 to two weeks, causes the person by registering at www.easywillpower.com. to experience spasms and make a Fibromyalgia support high pitched "whoop" when cough­ Dr. Luis Torregrosa discusses the newest information ing. The cough can last one to two on fibromyalgia drugs 1-3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at the months or longer. Infants less than Metro Fibromyalgia support group meeting at Merriman six months old and adults often Road Baptist Church, 2055 Merriman, one block south of do not have the whoop. A clear Lifelong learning Ford Road, Garden City. For more information, call Lucy mucous is produced and vomiting Rowley at (734) 462-1768. No dues, donations accepted. often follows after the coughing. Alzheimer's Support Group To protect yourself avoid shar­ Updates help patients, physicians stay Meets 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at Marycrest Manor ing objects such as pacifiers, toys Nursing Home, 15475 Middlebelt, Livonia. The group and utensils if they have been in meets every second Thursday of the month in the the mouth and wash objects in hot, Conference Room. It is open to all persons. For informa­ soapy water between uses. Cover current on inflammatory bowel disease tion, call Brenda or Cynthia at (734) 427-9175. the mouth and nose when sneez­ Blood Drive ing or coughing and immediately BY LINDA ANN CH0MIN of gastroenterology at U-M. "We 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, to honor the enduring throw away used tissues, and wash 0 S E STAFF WRITER take cases of patients who have spirt of America, in the Comcast Pavilion at The Palace hands carefully. been seen, present all the details. of Auburn Hills. All presenting blood donors receive "Pertussis is very contagious Paul Fried remembers the This allows physicians learning to one free ticket for that evening's Women's National before and 2 weeks after the severe abdominal pain like it take care of these difficult diseas­ Basketball Association game between Detroit Shock whooping cough stage begins," was yesterday even though it's es to have a better understanding. and Washington Mystics. To donate blood you must be said Dr. Julie Vaishampayan, . been 38 years since he was diag­ These are complicated diseases in general good health, weigh at least 11,0 pounds and chief of medical services for nosed with that first flare-up of and how to use new technology, be 17 years of age or older. Appointments strongly sug­ Oakland County Health Division. Crohn's, an inflammatory dis­ new potent medications safely. gested. Call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE or log on to www.givelife. "Prevention is really the best ease of the digestive tract. The We choose cases that illustrate org. defense." symptom was just the beginning points that we want to bring out Walk for remembrance of the suffering the Farmington to the audience and discuss the Angela Hospice's new event takes place Saturday, Sept. 13, Hills man would endure from latest literature related to diag­ to remember in a positive way the loved ones we've lost. age 20. That's why he tries to nosis and treatment." Angela Hospice is inviting friends, families and community to keep informed about the latest Diagnosing IBD can be dif­ the Walk of Remembrance on the Felician Sisters' grounds. research and treatment for the ficult. The abdominal pain, diar­ The 3K and 5K routes will begin near the south parking lot autoimmune disease for which rhea and blood in the stool, can of Madonna University and end at Angela Hospice. On-site there is no cure. "«fl*S be confused with other diseases. registration opens at 8 a.m. walk begins 9 a.m. with a dove The Crohn's & Colitis Patients often must go through release ceremony and musical dedication. Following the Foundation of America, Michigan several tests from colonoscopies walk will be activities including Music Together led by Jill Chapter realizes patients like to MRI and CT scans. Formanek of West Bloomfield, and rock painting to personal­ Fried are desperate to learn about "Capsule endoscopy is the lat­ ize with loved ones' names. Refreshments served. stay in the game inflammatory bowel disease so est. It's a pill camera to identify To register or make a donation, visit www.angelahospice.org, the nonprofit organization is areas of inflammation which or call (734) 953-6045. Registration by Sept. 3 guarantees a Tina from Rochester has been reading partnering with the University hadn't been previously acces­ commemorative T-shirt. Fees $15 adults, $5 children 12 and -•"* more and more about the healthy of Michigan Medical School to sible through scopes," said under. Day of event registration also available. Proceeds benefits of quercetin. She emails for more present an IBD Update Saturday, Zimmermann. "It's important for benefit Angela Hospice's programs for terminally ill patients information. Sept. 13, at The Inn at St. John's physicians to know how to utilize and their families as well as grief support services provided Tina, quercetin is found in apples, in Plymouth. A physician's sym­ these technologies. There have free-of-charge for all community members.

red wine, tea and other foods. It is posium coincides with the morn­ :t been an explosion of therapies Walk for cancer a member of a group of plant com­ ing-long program for patients and for Crohn's and Colitis, many of St. Mary Mercy Hospital celebrates life at a 5K run/walk pounds called flavenoids. Some their families. those therapies in immune sup­ 9 am. Saturday, Sept. 13, on the grounds at Five Mile and -qg*'- benefits include its Fried has been able to build a pressants. As such they need Levan, Livonia. Proceeds go to help uninsured or underirt- properties as an successful accounting business close monitoring so that the sured cancer patients look toward brighter and healthier antioxidant that can in West Bloomfield thanks to physician understands how the days ahead. Register online at www.active.com or complete help to fight danger­ drugs like prednisone to reduce medications should be utilized a printable registration form for mail-in at www.stmary- ous free radicals. inflammation, but the steroids and patients understand the risks mercy.org. Sponsorships available. For information about It may have anti­ left him with osteoporosis. Fried and benefits. That's particularly the race or the hospital's cancer services, call Carlos Junca, cancer effects, while says sometimes the treatment is Farmington Hills resident Paul Fried rides important in kids because many (734)655-1402. also helping to pre­ worse than the disease. One of down the street last week. Fried had of the medicines affect growth." IBD symposium/update vent heart disease the immunosuppressants caused been preparing himself for a September Zimmermann is concerned as For patients and family members, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Peter's by reducing LDL skin cancer. Even so, he's far from 5th ride to benefit Crohn's Disease. well about the increase in inci­ Saturday, Sept. 13, at The Inn at St. John's, Plymouth. Principles (bad cholesterol). giving in to IBD. Although Fried dences of IBD. At the University Topics include medications, diet, emotional issues, and Populations taking is going to Beaumont Hospital to of Michigan research continues a lesson on the digestive system. Call (248) 737-0900 or Peter Nielsen in lots of quercetin receive intravenous treatments not only to find a cure but a (888)737-2322. have low rates of three times a week for iron defi­ IBD PATIENT UPDATE cause. Dr. Gabriel Nunez identi­ Asthma presentation heart disease and cient anemia due to bleeding, he What: An update on inflammatory fied the first susceptibility gene 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, in the auditorium at lung cancer. Studies also show that remains active with CCFA. In the howei disease lor patients and family at U-M. St. Mary Mercy Hospital, 36475 Five Mile and Levan, eating lots of apples can improve last two years he participated in members. Topics include medica­ "Fifteen years ago no one had Livonia. Speaker is Jason Paris, MD, Allergy and Asthma lung function and lower the risk of fund-raising events in Seattle and tions, treatments on the horizon, and heard of these diseases and Specialist, St. Mary Mercy Hospital. Paris will provide an respiratory diseases! the Detroit area. Just last week basics of the digestive system they were considered rare, but overview of asthma, what works and what you can do to he was busy organizing a bicycle When; 8 am to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. are becoming more common," live a healthy life with asthma. No charge. To register or Michelle from Troy plays soccer at her ride at Kensington Metropark to said Zimmerman. "In research, for more information, calf (734) 655-8950. 13 school. She emails for tips on getting the raise money for CCFA, Michigan we're" funded by NIH (National Alzheimer's and intimacy most out of her game! Chapter based in Farmington Wtwre; The Inn at St. John's, 44045 Institutes of Health) to study dif­ St. Mary Mercy Hospital, is hosting a workshop "intimacy Michelle, it turns out soccer can be Hills. Five Itiiie, Piymotrtri. No charge, but ferent tools to follow the progress and Sexuaiity with Alzheimer's Disease" 1-3 p.m. Thursday, ahead game, literally! Figuring out "Sometimes for hours at a time reservations required. Caii (248) of Crohn's disease over time in Sept 18, in the auditorium, 36475 Five Mile at Levan, Livonia. ways to build confidence and main­ I would just double over and had 737-09GQ by Sept. 10. For a schedule patients: We have over 30 investi­ The speaker is Stefanie Sinks,.the Counselor/Care Manager tain it could give you the edge you intermittent bleeding from time of speakers, visit michipn.ccfa.org. gators studying different aspects atthe Alzheimer's Association, Greater Michigan Chapter. No need. Research shows that the most to time when I went to the bath­ Patient Update coincides with sympo­ of Crohn's and colitis from new charge. Registration required, call (734) 655-8950. successful players are usually the room. I've been hospitalized doz­ drugs to genes. This is a disease Health fair/open house sium for physicians most confident. ens of times, had four intestinal that starts in late teens and twen­ Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 20-21, at DMC Huron Valiey-Sinai Here is a confidence checklist: resections, part of my large and ties and is lifelong." Hospital, 1 William Carls Drive, Commerce. Hours 10 a.m. to 2 Have a can-do attitude. small intestines removed. I've The patient update is just one p.m. Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday. On Sunday bring the family Display good body language. been on a lot of medication but she's coordinating the sympo­ of the ways the Crohn's & Colitis for a day of fun, food and games, tours of radiology and Be sure to enjoy the competition. have never had more than 3 to 5 sium to keep physicians up to Foundation of America, Michigan surgery departments. Learn about healthy living from fit­ Try not to blame others if things months when I've felt really good. date. The continuing medical Chapter tries to educate the public ness guru Peter Nielsen under the main tent. On Saturday go wrong. "It's gotten so bad I'm afraid education event is for gastro- about IBD. The nonprofit organi­ receive screenings including blood pressure, blood glucose, Be sure to concentrate on the field. I'm headed toward another sur­ enterologists and other health zation also holds walks, a movie . and body fat along with height and weight measurements Don't be a showboat. gery but my philosophy is I will care providers. Keynote speaker gala, and a fashion show to raise (no charge). Doctors will be on hand to speak about stroke Try to accept the strengths and not let my illness control my daily is Dr. Edward Loftus Jr., direc­ money for advocacy, research and awareness and heart health, and answer your health related weaknesses of others. life. I try to take a positive atti­ tor of the inflammatory bowel a special camp for children. questions. A healthy cook-off also planned. For information One of the most important things tude. I know a couple of people disease program at the Mayo "The update is the first of its about the hospital, visit www.hvsh.org. to trust is your own abilities! That is who died from Crohn's disease Clinic in Rochester, Minn. In kind. It's important for our foun­ Celebrating survivorship how you will get into the confidence who just gave up." addition to Zimmermann, guests dation to keep physicians and 10th annual Sharing & Caring symposium, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.. cruise control you really need to suc­ Dr. Ellen Zimmermann is include University of Michigan patients informed," said CCFA Saturday, Sept. 20, at the Royal Park Hotel, 600 E. University, ceed. encouraged by advances in faculty members Drs. Jeremy development director, Gilda Dr., Rochester Hills. Speakers include Anne Thompson, the treatments for inflamma­ Adler, Peter Higgins and Timothy Hauser. "Events raise funds but . breast cancer survivor and NBC News correspondent, tory bowel disease over the Nostrant. people with Crohn's feel isolated Beverly Kirkhart, breast cancer survivor and author of Peter Nielsen is a health and fitness expert last 15 years. As director of "I'm presenting cases of so this brings the people togeth­ Turning Setbacks into Comebacks, and Christine Clifford and owner of Peter Nielsen's Personal the University of Michigan patients with Crohn's and colitis er." Beckwith, breast cancer survivor and author of Not Now... Training Club in West Bloomfield and Nielsen's Inflammatory Bowel Disease with a panel that allows teaching For more information, visit I'm Having a No Hair Day. Cost is $45, includes breakfast, lun­ Town Center Health Club in Southfield. If you Clinic and chairman of medi­ but in an interactive way," said michigan.ccfa.org. cheon and wellness activities including trail walking, seated have a health or fitness question, e-mail cal advisory committee for the Zimmermann, past president of chair massage, tai chi, yoga, reiki and more. To register, call Peter at www.peterniefsen.com. Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, CFFA and an associate professor [email protected] | (734) 953-2145 (800) 633-7377. 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The Reunion Calendar runs Sundays Opdyke. Events include a Friday Southfield. For information, visit www. in the newspaper as space allows, and evening open bar hospitality party; casstech59.com or contact Marge *1 online in Its entirety at www.home- Saturday tour of 8HS andevening Teramino Knable, reunion@casstech59. townlife.com. Submit your reunion diriner party; and Sunday brunch. com; Debbie Friedman, (248) 626-3729; announcement at least two weeks Reservations required for Saturday or Steve Sperling, (248) 360-9658. in advance to Wensdy Von Buskirk, dinner. Contact Chris Carlson (248) Christ the King School- -51 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 649-0105 or Rosemary Jafano Schneidt Ail class reunion in honor of 70th anni­ 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, (586)247-4463. For more information, versary 6 p.m. Sept. 12, at the church Mich., 48150, or e-mail wvonb@home- to enter your contact info or register, in Detroit. Includes school tour. Tickets - StfH townlife.com. visit www.birmingham58.com. $25. For more information, contact Benedictine High School Bishop Borgess High School Rosanne Jodway at rmjodway@sbc- Class of 1973 Classes of 1970,71,72,73 and 74 global.net or Yvonne Perrault-Moyer at 35th anniversary class reunion, Oct. A combined reunion. Oct. 4,2008, [email protected]. Proceeds 4,2008, Vladimir's, 28125 Grand River Hellenic Cultural Center, $60. Dinner to benefit school scholarship fund, Ave., Farmington Hills. Social hour Buffet, Open Bar, Midnight Snacks and Cherry Hill High School r begins at 6 p.m.; family-style dinner Music. No ticket sales at door. Contact Classes of 1983-84 &^*£ *' i •_ will be served at 7 p.m. Tickets are $60 (248) 442-0946 or bbhsfirstfive.com 25th Reunion, 6 p.m.-l a.m, Friday, Nov. per person. Advance reservations are Class of 1988 28,2008, Hawthorne Valley Country required. Contact JodyHrymakKirsctl A 20-year reunion will be held on Oct. Club, Westland. Cost, $50 per person, (734) 522-0661, or bennyhigh73@twmi. 11,2008 at the Fairlane Club, Tickets, includes dinner and open bar, Casual rr.com. $50 per person, include dinner, drinks attire. Advanced tickets only by Sept. Berkley High School and music. No ticket sales at door. For 3Q.CallLoriWesterholm,(734)834- Class of 1958 more information visit www.88reunion. 6796, Mary (Potvin) McColiough, (734) •*'"«• - * 50th Reunion, Sept. 19-21,2008, at net, e-mail [email protected] or 658-1014 or Renee (Scott) Liske, (734) -\ **£.;: >v-' Somerset Inn, 2601W. Big Beaver Road, call (313) 410-3750. 425-7826 ? LIBRARY, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Troy. All members of Jan. 1958, June Brighton High School CEarkston High School 1958 and Jan. 1959 are invited. Events Class of 1989 Class of 1998 According to newspaper accounts, up to 300 children at a time received treatment at the children's hospital in Farmington. include Friday evem'ng hospitality " Planning a 20th reunion and search­ A 10-year reunion will be held at Deer party; Saturday tour of BHS, lunch ing for classmates. Please sign up at Lake Athletic Club in Clarkston, 6:30 nosed with polio in 1940 in because they didn't know how and dinner party at the hotel; Sunday "yahoo groups-brignton high school p.m.-midnight Saturday, Nov. 29,2008. the Upper Peninsula where it was contracted." brunch and golf outing. Contact class of 1989" for more information. The evening includes dinner, entertain­ POLIO he grew up. He was only 13 Today Lemieux struggles csingerbhs58reunion.org for access to Cass Technical High School ment and/or dancing and cocktails. months old when hospitalized with fatigue and weakness FROM PAGE CI www.bhs58reunion.org, or call Jackie Classes of 1964-67 Ticket price TBA, This is an adult din­ at St. Luke's in Marquette for from Post-Polio Syndrome. Yorgen Castine, (248)332-5984. Reunion dinner dance, Saturday, Nov. ner, and each alumnus is welcome to nine months. Today both he She wears a brace on one leg Birmingham High School 15. Call Rita, (313) 567-8133. bring one date. For more information, which later housed the Sister and Dianne have braces on and is getting a second brace Class of 1958 Class of 1959 look on MySpace and Facebook, visit Kenny Polio Hospital. their legs and use scooters on the other leg. Outside of Birmingham High, the city's only 50th reunion with a 3-day weekend of http;//clarkston1998reunion.myevent. "We're working to put when outside their home in home she walks on crutches, high school in 1958, wiii host a 50- activities June 5-7,2009. Events will com, e-mail chs1998grads@hotmail, together the history, look­ Mt. Clemens. but is looking forward to year reunion Oct, 3-5 at Marriott include a Saturday evening dinner com, or call Samantha at (248) 884- ing for the stories," said "In 1940, before Sister the reunion and touring the Centerpoint, Sguare take Road S party at Plum Hollow Country Club in 8658, Gimmarro, an executive assis­ Kenny treatments, I was in remaining building. tant at Botsford Commons an iron lung. We never talked "I'm very curious and appre­ Senior Community. She's about it at home," said Sachs, hensive. My mother ended up started a blog for patients at who taught at elementary being a patient at the nursing www.botsfordcommons.org/ schools in Livonia for 39 years, home at Botsford so I'm not blog. "We would like to be able mainly at Kennedy. He retired as apprehensive as I could to gain an understanding of in 2003 when Post-Polio have been, but I still become how polio treatment changed Syndrome prevented him for uncomfortable being in a red over the years. There was a working any longer. brick building. It's that little large epidemic in 1916 then it Many polio survivors suf­ kid saying you don't want to quieted down, then epidemics fer from extreme fatigue, new go in there because they won't in the '30s and '40s, and '50s weakness in both affected and let you go home." when polio really spiked until unaffected muscles and joints, Tom Grein was in Bay City the vaccine came out in the sensitivity to cold, and in General from October 1953 mid '50s. some cases, respiratory prob­ to July 1954 when doctors "We found the old moldy lems, according to MNP. The recommended Sister Kenny photo collection in the Network is a group of polio treatments in Farmington. basement. Through the survivors in Michigan. Sachs He was there until September BRUCE T. AYERS RITA JOYCE EDFORD Farmington Historical Society says, there are about 12,000 1955. Grein was 10 years old we were able to digitize the alive in the state. when diagnosed. He went Age 73, formerly of Livonia, passed Sept. 5, 2008, age 64 of Plymouth. away Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008 at his Loving wife of Gregory. Beloved photos and last August con­ "We're looking forward to to high school in 1957 in a Topinabee, MI home. A funeral service mother of Steven (Sue Anne), David nected with the Farmington the reunion," said Dianne, who wheelchair but eventually was will be held at 10:00am, Monday, and Eric (Marci). Proud grandmother Community Library, Heritage was hospitalized at Children's able to walk and earn a jour- ' Sept. 8, 2008 at the Joy Fellowship of Noah. Also survived by sister Church in Indian River, MI. Interment Bonnye (Ken) Woods, and many Collection. Since then we Hospital downtown then nalism degree at Michigan will be at Burt-Muilett Cemetery in nieces and nephews. Visitation Mon. found another set of photos transferred to the Farmington State University. He and his Topinabee. He is survived by his wife 2-9pm with Funeral Service Mon. in the basement, close-ups of campus. She was only 13 wife Betsy owned Observer Jeroldene; Daughters Laurie Lewis of 7:30pm at Vermeulen Funeral Home, these kids, but have no idea of months old. "I've driven past newspapers in Washington, Phoenix, AZ., Sandy Ayers of Redford, 46401 W. Ann Arbor Rd. (btwn MI; grandchildren, Nathan, Lindsay Sheldon & Beck), Plymouth. the time frame." it and taken pictures. I'm just D.C. and Jon Lewis; brother, Gordon Ayers Memorials may be made to the Gimmarro continues her curious as to where it was. My "I hadn't thought of the of Livonia; cousin, Delores Young of National M.S. Society. To share a DAVID G. MILLER research online and through mother blocked a lot out. I had hospital in years. It's really Brighton. He was preceded in death by memory, visit: the digital collections of the Sister Kenny treatments, hot strange because I never want www, vermeulenfuneralhome.com. Age 74, Houghton Lake, formerly of his parents and his brother, David Westland, Dearborn, Highland and Ayers. Memorial contributions are Walter Reuther Library at packs with wool. I had a long to look back then I found out Milford, MI, died August 15, 2008 Wayne State University. When brace on my right leg when about the reunion. We just suggested to Hospice of the Straits or from pancreatic cancer complications. the Outdoor Sportsman's Rangers and MARY CATHERINE she's not in front of a computer little and was on crutches." had a family reunion and I "Bunny" GORDON David was born March 22, 1934, in may be mailed to Lintz Funeral Home, the Village of Milford, the son of she's contacting anyone who Dianne Sachs and Paula was trying to put together 6038 Prospect St., Indian River, MI Age 86, formerly of Birmingham, Donald and Lizette (Hicks) Miller. He Lemieux were patients at the dates. I want to see if their 49749. Visitation will be held at the passed away September 4, 2008 in might help piece the puzzle graduated from Milford High School together, like Albert Kahn same time in the fall of 1952. history is the way I remember funeral home from 2-4pm and 6pm- Largo, Florida. She was born May 15, and entered the United States Navy in 8pm, Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008. 1922 in Louisville, Kentucky. She 1952. Also in that year, he married his Associates, the architectural Lemieux was diagnosed with it," said Grein of Whitehall. was a member of the First United high school sweet heart, Rosalynn firm which designed two red polio at age 6. She was hospi­ "I was full braced, both legs Methodist Church of Birmingham, (Rosie, Lynn) Biller. Together they where she was very active and a brick buildings on campus. talized about six months. and back with paralytic polio. celebrated 55 years of marriage until Sister Kenny treatment was member of the A.A.U. W. She is sur­ Lynn's passing in January 2007. Petty According to newspaper "I do remember being in vived by her son, Byron (Diane) Officer Miller was the first document­ reports at any one time there a ward of probably at least very controversial. It was heat Gordon of Largo, Florida; daughter, ed Navy SeeBee lineman to complete were up to 300 children at the 10 children. All had beds of therapy. The whole object was Andrea (Renny) Fritz of Canton, the Deep Sea Divers course'and was Farmington site. An aerial white iron with siderails and to keep the muscles limber Michigan and two grandsons, Mark instrumental in building U.S. Navel and Paul. Memorial donations may be Stations in North Africa and Cuba photograph of the buildings were from ages 5 to preteen," to move them. Kenny was an made to Hospice of the Florida during the Korean era conflict. Upon can be found in the book said Lemieux, who lives in Australian nurse. In Australia Suncoast 5771 Roosevelt Blvd. his Honorable discharge from the "Detroit Hospitals, Healers & Farmington Hills. "I have a they called sisters nurses. I Clearwater, FL 33760. Private servic­ Navy, he was hired on by the Detroit Helpers" from the Images of photo of a physical therapist started out being wrapped es will be in Louisville. Edison Company where he spent the next 40 years as a loyal company man America Series (2004). working with me. I had Sister with hot packs. They would until his retirement as an Overhead "We have to talk to the kids Kenny treatments with hot change them every hour and REBECCA S. BOTTOMS Transmission Lines Supervisor. While or the narrative history would wet wool. Many post polios a half. You sometimes got September 3, 2008, age 57, died peace­ working with Edison, he was able to be lost," said Gimmarro. "If can smell wet wool from a blisters from them. The other fully after a five year battle with lung obtain his undergraduate Degree as an cancer. Wife of the late Dr. Sidney F. Electrical Mechanical Engineer from anyone coming to the reunion mile away. There were big old part was kind of physical ther­ Bottoms. Mother of Christina Cabeen the Lawrence Institute of Technology. has photographs we may be wooden wheelchairs, a big apy, stretching. When I left (Ted), Sid, and Sarah. Sister of Joyce, David was a proud and active sup­ able to confirm a photo in community dining room. I Sister Kenny I had a short left Betty, Laura, Butch, Chuck, and Jane. porter of the Boy Scouts of America, the Walter Reuther Library remember my parents visiting ankle brace and was on wrist Former Cranbrook Upper School Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Librarian. Memorial Service at Defenders of Wildlife, Michigan isn't Children's Hospital of once a week, but I could not crutches and a wheelchair." Birmingham Unitarian Church, 38651 Humane Society, MCB-6 and the Michigan but the children's see my sisters because children Grein continued receiv­ Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills, CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation hospital in Farmington. On weren't allowed to visit. My ing treatment until 1958. Sunday, September 7, at 2:30pm. and the Lawrence Institute Alumni sisters had to wait in the car. I Memorial tributes to Mercy Hospice family. His immediate family, sons' the campus there's a white He used wrist crutches until Care, 281 Enterprise Drive, Suite 300, MICHAEL K. HUSSEINI David, Paul and daughters' Bambi stucco building we don't know remembered them showing the 1965 when he switched to a Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302. A. J. August 29,2008. Age 18. Beloved son and Kimberly were at his bedside who built it. Later came the movie Snow White and after cane for a blind date with his Desmond & Sons, 248-362-2500. of Samy (Hanaa) Husseini and Janine when he passed to God's hands. His red brick buildings by Albert that going to the dining room wife. By 1992 he was back in View obituary and share memories at: Hill-Zubaidi (Abraham). Loving children to include daughters-in-law Kahn. and singing 'hi ho, hi ho it's off a wheelchair due to Post-Polio www.DesmondFuneralHome.com brother of Alexandra, Ali, Laura, Sandy and Linda, seven grandchil­ Sarah, and Adam. Dearest grandson of dren and five great-grandchildren and "We spoke to the Post Polio to eat we go' in a wheelchair. I Syndrome. Agnes (the late Kenneth) Hill and many friends and relatives survive Support Group last weekend left there walking with a back "I lived in what amounted Mounira (the late Ali) Husseini. Also him. May he find fair winds and calm in Troy and think the Sister corset and wearing shoes that to a dormitory with prob­ survived by many aunts, uncles, seas on his final journey. Donations in looked like baby shoes with cousins, and friends. Funeral Services his name to the Houghton Lake Kenny Polio Hospital was ably 16 to 20 boys. When I were at the Neely-Turowski Funeral Public Library are welcome, 4431 W. on campus. A1955 invoice high ankles. My sister told left, polio had diminished Home, 30200 Five Mile Road (Bet. Houghton Lake Dr, Houghton Lake confirms this. Patients want me I could not walk or sit up and there were only two or Middlebelt and Merriman), Livonia. Ml. 48629, 989-366-9230. to know where their medi­ before treatment." three boys. Going back, some cal records are. We believe Lemieux went on to become people may be a little leery, the records were given to a registered nurse, but has but not me. It's my journalism the Sister Kenny Foundation since retired. Unlike other curiosity. I've always talked collection at University of children she couldn't ice about polio and disabilities," Michigan. The hospital closed skate, ski or roller skate. said Grein, who's president of in 1958 due to insufficient "We never talked about Disability Connection West, • funds." polio again," said Lemieux. Center for Independent Living. others Bruce Sachs facilitates the "My parents are deceased "At the Disability Connection southeast Michigan Post-Polio now so I'm hoping to learn by we help people find jobs, do Support Group and serves as going there. It was feared too advocacy work, help with chairman of the Michigan because they didn't know as access to health care, trans­ JACQUELINE R. DUGAN When you've lost Polio Network (www.geoci- much about what caused it. portation. That's probably the KENNETH W. KRAMER September 3, 2008. Beloved wife of a loved one, place ties.com/mi_polio_net/). He People were afraid they could biggest problem people with Patrick. Dear mother of Michael August 30, 2008 age 70 of Plymouth. and his wife Dianne (Borolis) catch it from you. It mostly hit disabilities have today." Dugan (Katharine), Timothy Dugan Beloved husband of Roberta. Loving your notice on our (Patty), and Nancy O'Rilley (James). father of Kathryn (Steve) Benedetti, Sachs lived through the in summertime. They closed Dearest grandmother of Christopher, Mary Beth (Carlos) Najarro, Mark website and in epidemic. Bruce was diag­ down the swimming pools [email protected] | (734)953-2145 Madeline, Peter, Jack, Kellie, and (Judy) and Kevin (Amanda). Also Nick. Special sister of Peter Treboldi leaves eight grandchildren; one broth­ "Passages",..& (Cathy). Sister-in-iaw of Joari Smith er and one sister. Visitation was held and Evelyn Dugan. Family will at Vermeulen Funeral Home, directory located receive friends Sunday 2-8pm at A.J. Plymouth. Funeral Mass was held at Desmond & Sons Funeral Home, 2600 St. John Neumann Catholic Church, in eveiy edition of Crooks Road (between Maple and Big Canton. Entombment Glen Eden your hometown Beaver), with Scripture Service Memorial Park. Memorial contribu­ Sunday 6pm. Funeral Mass Monday tions may be made to Right to Life- lpm at St. Hugo of the Hills Church, Lifespan of Metro Detroit, 27592 2215 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills. Schoolcraft Road, Livonia MI 48150; (*A.W Visitation at church at 12:30 PM. or to Covenant House of Michigan, Memorial Tributes to Angels' Place or 2959 Martin Luther King Drive, *? Charity of Donor's Choice. View obit­ Detroit MI 48208. 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ENGAGEMENTS BIRTHS

Feldpausch-Sequin Carino ^- .•._ Steger Dean and Marcia Dennis and Marissa Carino Jeff and Jennifer Steger of Feldpausch of Fowler, Mich, of Canton announce the arrival Livonia announce the arrival announce the engagement of their son, Ayden Jonathan of their son, Elliot Lee of their daughter, Gwen Carino, born Aug. 27, at Steger. He was born July 27, Feldpausch, to Jeffrey Seguin Oakwood Annapolis Hospital. at St. Mary Mercy Hospital of Garden City. He is the son His grandparents are John and in Livonia. His grandparents of Daniel and Cheryl Seguin of Herta Marion of Eastpointe are Jack and Beverly Lee of

Garden City. and Dennis and Mila Carino of - J» if«- Ray Township, Mich.; Jerry The bride-to-be is a 2005 Dearborn. His great-grandpar­ and Bernadette Steger of graduate of Fowler High ents are Karl and Maria Kass Midland, Mich, and Dolores School and a 2007 gradu­ of Eastpointe and Rebecca and Ed Cieslinski of Auburn, ate of the Excel Academy of Marion of Pleasant Ridge. Mich. -: * Cosmotology. She currently works at a salon in the Lansing He is completing a teaching area. internship in the Lansing area The groom is a 2004 and plans on a career as a high graduate of Garden City High school social studies teacher. School and a 2008 graduate The couple is arranging a of Michigan State University. May 2009 wedding.

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WEDDINGS

Seguin-Dauqavietis of Michigan. She works as a- Daniel and Cheryl Seguin dance teacher and choreogra­ An exceptional home-like setting for Active/Alert, of Garden City announce the pher, and owns the Grace Dance marriage of their daughter, Academy in San Jose. Matt is Memory Impaired, Frail/Recovering and Alzheimer's residents. Jennifer Seguin, to Matthew a graduate of Vacaville High Daugavietis of San Jose, Calif. School and the Haas School He is the son of George and of Business at the University Nancy Daugavietis of Vacaville, of California iii Berkeley. He Calif. The couple wed July 5, works as a financial adviser for in Rochester, Mich. William Ameriprise Financial. Rieder presided. The couple spent an 8-day Jennifer is a 2000 graduate of honeymooon in Jamaica and Garden City High School and a will make their home in San 2004 graduate of the University Jose.

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In the chilly English surroundings of Cambridge on the cusp of the First World War, the English mathematician GH Hardy unexpectedly receives a letter filled with mathematlca theorems from a young Indian visionary, Srinivasa Ramanujan, whose idiosyncratic and creative approach to mathematics ultimately led to some of the most complex and beautiful mathematical patterns of all time.

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ANNIVERSARIES

Nolan Zanq Gniewek John C. and Geraldine (Pierog) Jack C. and Wanda I. Conrad J. and Sue (Colling) Nolan of Farmington recently (Lameck) Zang of Westland Gniewek of Livonia are cel­ celebrated their 50th wedding are currently celebrating 60 ebrating 50 years of marriage anniversary during a party with years of marriage. The couple this month. The couple wed friends and family. The couple wed wed Aug. 28,1948 at St. Mary Sept. 6,1958 in the garden on Aug. 30,1958 at St. Alphonsus of Redford Church in Detroit. of the historic Botsford Inn. Church. They live in Holliday P£rk, They have lived in the area They lived in Livonia for 31 Westland. They have five adult for 46 years and have three years and have been Farmington children: John (Mary Ann) children: Jolie (Ed) Snow; residents for the past 17 years. The Zang of Castalia, Ohio; Paul Kyle C. Gniewek and Torin J. Nolans are parents to John (Cathy) (Mary Ellen) Zang of Flushing; Gniewek, all of Livonia. The Nolan of Farmington; Michelle Mari Anne Zang (Paul) n ** ? •- Gnieweks are grandparents to Burley of Northville; Chris (Elsa) Motor Company before retiring 12 Mailloux of Kalamazoo; Matt ! 1 . 1S0 Kori and Kendall Snow, and Nolan of Redford; Beth Ann years ago. The couple enjoys travel­ (Lisa) Zang of Garksvifle, grandparents-in-law to Owen Nolan of Farmington; Geri Lynn ing, spending time in Elk Rapids Maryland; and Greg (Janine) and Jocelyn Snow and to Alex Peterman ofYpsilanti and Mark in the summer and in Naples, Fla. Zang of Canton. They are also Hill, as well as many others Nolan of Farmington. They also in the winter, and visiting with grandparents to 13 children. American Legion and the who lovingly refer to them as teered during mayoral cam­ have eight grandchildren. their children, grandchildren and Jack worked in industrial Yankee Air Force Museum. Gramma and Grampa G. paigns and committees and John C. Nolan worked for Ford friends. sales and has been retired for Wanda enjoys playing Conrad worked as a lithogra­ assisted in elections as a poll more than 20 years. Wanda bridge and participating in pher and supervisor for a vari­ worker. She is a recipient of worked as a math teacher at St. the Holliday Park Hospitality ety of printers. Sue worked as a the Golden Apple Award from Mary of Redford Elementary Group, paraprofessional at Stevenson Livonia Public Schools for her School in Detroit. Jack volun­ They planned to celebrate High School. They remain very manyyears of service. teers his time at Providence the occasion with a family involved in the community. The couple are avid danc­ Hospital and belongs to orga­ gathering at Greg Zang's home Thanks to Conrad's par­ ers and earned a lifetime nizations including the VFW, in Canton. ticipation on the Livonia achievement award from Arts Commission, Livonia Round Dance Labs of America Notice is hereby given that on Monday, September 15, 2008 Spree Committee, the local for a dance they wrote titled TATE & CO. Auctioneers, Executive Administrator for Extra Water Board, The Board of Spaghetti Rag. Space Storage, will be offering for sale under the judicial Review, the Livonia Symphony To. celebrate the occasion, lien process, by public, auction, the following storage units. The goods to be sold are generally described as household Orchestra Board, and his work the couple was surrounded by goods. The terms of the sale will be cash only. Extra Space at the election polls, he will be children and grandchildren at Storage reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. The WAYNE COUNTY'S DEPARTMENT inducted into the Livonia City a garden party hosted at the sale will be at the following location: Extra Space Storage, OF PUBLIC SERVICES Hall of Fame on Oct. 2. Sue home of their daughter and 6729 N Canton Center Rd., Canton, MI 48187 @ NOON. IN COOPERATION WITH CANTON TOWNSHIP has served on the Livonia Arts son-in-law Jolie and Ed Snow, ANNOUNCES A PUBLIC INFORMATION Commission and many school exactly 50 years after their Paula Garland B-186 10x10 TV, Couch, mattress, boxspring, MEETING FOR THE CANTON CENTER ROAD / PTA groups, and has volun- own garden wedding. dresser, headboard, footboard, SHELDON CENTER / SHELDON CONNECTOR blankets, 5+ tubs, 5+ boxes, PROJECT chairs, tables, loveseat, wicker (WARREN TO JOY) Cheer for the „- chair, art deco piece, luggage CANTON TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY, hornet ran}, - MICHIGAN T.2S.R.8E. • did today's Publish: August 31 & September 7, 2008 OE0361MW-2S2.5 September 18,2008 @ 7 p.m. Summit on the Park PDC Room - Banquet Center Sl'IIKTS PUBLIC HEARING 46000 Summit Parkway, Canton Township Project Description section Wayne County Department of Public Services is undertaking the CANTON PUBLIC widening and reconstruction 1.11 miles of Canton Center Road / Sheldon Center Road / Sheldon Road from 400 feet north of Warren PLYMOUTH DISTRICT LIBRARY A public hearing on the proposed 2009 budget Road to 200 feet south of Joy Road in the Charter Township of Canton in Wayne County, Michigan. The project includes; 1) PUBLIC NOTICE for the Canton Public Library will be held on widening 1,133 feet of Canton Center Road from a four lane The Plymouth District Library Board will hold its REGULAR Thursday, September 18, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. in concrete road to a five lane concrete road from 400 feet north of September meeting Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. at Warren Road to where Canton Center Road turns to the northwest, 223 S. Main Street, Plymouth, Michigan 48170. the library conference room. The property tax 2) reconstructing 4,716 feet of Sheldon Center Road/ Sheldon Road millage rate proposed to be levied to to a five lane concrete road from Canton Center Road to 200 feet The Plymouth District Library will provide necessary reasonable Support the proposed budget will be a south of Joy Road and 3) reconstructing 635 feet of Sheldon auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing Connector to a" three lane concrete road from Sheldon Road to impaired and audio tape of printed materials being considered at subject of this hearing. The library is located Sheldon Center Road. the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing at 1200 S. Canton Center Road, Canton, • Project Overview with Preliminary Plans upon seven (7) days notice to the Plymouth District Library. Michigan 48188-1600. Copies of the proposed • Reconstruction with five lane cross section and intersection Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Plymouth District Library by writing or calling budget will be available at the library. improvements • Road, grading, drainage and sidewalk improvements overview the following: • Proposed Construction Summer 2009 Barbara Kraft, Library Secretary Eva Davis • Your opportunity to get answers to your questions and concerns Plymouth District Library Library Director 223 S. Main Street Publish: September 7,2008 Publish: September 7,2008 OE0B620604 • 215 Plymouth, MI 48170 734-453-0750 X217 Publish; September 7, 2008 060653'949-SM

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Spelling, typing, computer & All Shifts technician and would like EMT may apply. Posting closes Zone. Apply in person: days/wk from 2:30"-5:30PM. phone skills required. Full- to work in a fast paced Centers, Inc., a leader In the Fax resume:' 248-350-9686 September 11, 2008 .T6112 Middlebelt Call after 5PM: 248-349-1421 Fax resume to: 734-996-8767 field of community-based Tim e/benef its. Occasional optometric office? Do you (734) 525-4636 or Email: [email protected] rehabilitation in post-acute PART TIME NANNY- For 6 Sat s- Fax resume & cover We're growing also have experience work­ Kelp WanterJ- Apply online at: ing with contacts? If so, residential and outpatient month twins and 2 yr old. letter: 734-525-3876 and offering Food/Beverage http://wwcsd.net Medical Assistant then this is the job for you. settings, is seeking a psy­ Seeking Home Salem Twp. 8am-1pm, Mon- a $2,000 sign-on bonus! Or apply in person at: Your responsibilities will chologist with experience in Assistant Manager.Waltstaff, Decorating Divas! Fri. $10/hr. infant exp. and or Receptionist references required. Non- National homecare agency Rainbow Rehabilitation include pre-testlng, visual traumatic brain injury, cog­ Bus Boy, Dishwashers, Wayne-Westland American Blinds, Wallpaper Experienced. Livonia office. smoker. (734)354-0041 has Immediate openings Centers, Inc., a leader in fields, tonometry, OCT, tak­ nitive rehabilitation, and Exp'd. Ashoka Indian Community Schools & More, the nation's Fax resume: (348) 476-6452 for RNS, LPNS. CNAs, the field of community- ing acuities, and reading a behavioral modification to Restaurant. Troy & Canton. 36745 Marquette largest marketer of home and HHAs for long-term based brain injury rehabili­ lensometer. treat our adult population in 248-763-9430 decorating products, is Medical Assistant Westland, Ml 48185 Divorce Services tation is seeking self-direct­ the Farmington area. now hiring in Livonia. We Planned Parenthood is look­ staffing needs for major COOK, COOK HELPER E.O.E. ed, motivated and highly If you are interested are seeking sales-oriented ing for an experienced, flexi­ area hospitals and private SERVERS & DISHWASHER energized RN and LPNs to please fax resume to: Responsibilities include: professionals to fill posi­ DIVORCE $75.00 - ble MA to assist with family duty cases. FT/PT. Grand Court JOE'S PRODUCE/GOURMET provide care to our med­ (734) 525-0726 behavioral and psychother­ tions for afternoons, planning services at our Retirement Community. MARKET is currently taking www.CSRdisabiiity.com ically stable brain injured Attn: Kristin apeutic intervention, devel­ evenings and weekends. Livonia clinic. Available some Arcadia Health Care Dependable transportation. applications for Deli/Gourmet adults involved in the rehab opment of individual behav­ • FT & PT Schedules CS&R 734-425-1074 evenings & some Saturdays. 248-594-4574 Retirees welcome. Foods Counter Persons. process. Positions are at ioral programs, interdisci­ FT position with excellent Arcadia METROSTAFF PHLEBOTOMY EDUCATION NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Please apply in person at: • In-bound calls! No cold our NeuroRehab Campus in plinary teaming, staff train­ Attorneys/Legal compensation and benefits. 248-350-2290 Saturday accelerated classes Apply at: 36550 Grand 33152 W. 7 Mile Rd., Livonia calling! Farmington Hills. ing, and assisting with the Contact: beginning in September & River Ave., Farmington Hills •$10/hrplus incentives! Counseling enhancement of our current • Paid training [email protected]. October. 10-4pm behavioral program. Ideal Qr Fax to; (248) 476-7534 WAIT8TAFF OFFICE HELP • Business Casual Dress Part-time and full-time Garden City. $900. Candidate must be self- Now hiring FT nights, For Podiatry office in FOOD SERVICE: •Benefits including 401K SQUEEZED BY DEBT? MEDICAL positions available on (313) 382-3857 directed, innovative, and weekends, some days Farmington Hills. FT. • Excellent employee dis­ Call Thornbladh Martin ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST weekends for our comfortable with direct CATERING MANAGER at an Irish Sports Pub. Knowledge of billing, running count to decorate your and breathe again. day, afternoon & client contact in individual, Dining Services Management Sheehan's On The Green For Westland office. an office, interacting with home! Experience in internal or fami­ midnight shifts. RESPIRATORY group and family settings. Company has an immediate 5 Mile, E. of Haggerty. 734-838-1200 patients. Benefits. Resume to Submit your resume today: ly medicine a MUST! Full or THERAPIST Master's degree, appropri­ opening for a full-time (734) 420-0646 We are a debt relief agency, e-fax: 248-232-1617 adriennew® part time. Call 734-323-0335 Candidates must have cur­ SunMedical company ate licensure and a mini­ Catering Manager at a Detroit We help people file for relief americanblinds.com rent Michigan licensure and seeks contingent R.T.'s mum of 2+ yrs. experience College/Conference Center. under the bankruptcy laws. OPTICAL 5120] Or fax 734-266-3911 an interest and/or experi­ for tri-county areas. required. Minimum 3-5 yrs. catering MEDICAL BILLER ence in traumatic brain www.americanblinds.com DISPENSER $100.00 per diems experience required. Fine din­ Experienced biller wanted for injury rehabilitation. We ing experience a plus. Must EOE Roland Optics in Southfield, will be paid. Rainbow Rehabilitation Livonia billing co. Must be cer­ offer competitive pay and be an innovative, self-starter Weisman Optometrists in Fax resume: 248-288-5713 Centers offers a creative A CAREER IN tified with 2 or more years exp. downtown Rochester and benefits package. Some and autonomous work envi­ who is creative with strong REAL ESTATE! See Pontiac Eye Clinic in Auburn restrictions apply for the ronment, competitive salary organizational skills. Must be All Real Estate Help WanlerJ-Domestic (S) Please email resumes to: Hills are all looking for an opti­ signing bonus. RN/LPN and excellent benefits. able to work evenings and weekends. Friendly, energetic, COMPANIES ARE [email protected] cal dispenser. Experience is a PT for busy pediatric office in NOT THE SAME LIVE-IN CARE for 2 seniors Subject Line: 1728 must. Top salary, bonus, full For confidential West Bloomfield. 2 days, For confidential considera­ customer service oriented consideration, individuals need only to apply: If you are serious about Nursing experience required. benefits, 401K, great hours. Thurs. & Fri. and rotate Sat. tion, please mail or FAX entering the business and Light housekeeping duties please mail or fax resume AM. Oebbie: 248-855-7510 Great Benefits! MEDICAL OFFICE CAREERS Fax resume, Attn: Katie: resume and salary history: profession of Real Estate Send letter/resume.with 248-358-2616 and salary history to: Rainbow Rehabilitation Great salaries & benefitsl 2+ Please forward resume to: Sales, you owe it to your­ 3 references, [email protected] Email: [email protected] Rainbow RN/MA Centers, Inc., yrs exp req'd. Ophthalmic Director of HR self to Investigate why we or call: 610-217-5170 Rehabilitation Centers, Inc. Full time for busy West Attn: HR -PSY. Tech-Southfield, Receptionists PO 8DX 261 are #1 in tne market place & CMAs-Farmington Hills, Attn: HR-RN Bloomfield pediatric office. P.O. Box970230 counts... OPTICAL LAB TECH New Hudson, Ml 48165 and best suited to insure Practice Manager-Troy. P.O. Box 970230 Benefits. Experience preferred. Ypsilanti.MI 48197-0804 Position Waited PART-TIME your success. [email protected] Optometrist office looking for Ypsilanti.MI 48197 Annette: 248-539-7822 FAX: (734) 482-0794 FOOD SERVICE: Fax: 734-482-0794 Fax:248-932-1214 a friendly, efficient person with Email us at: CATERING SUPERVISOR Email us at: humres®' humres® For confidential ENERGETIC 2 PERSON Andrea: 248-932-1204 lab experience. Gerber & Briot Dining Services Management interview call Harper Associates rainbowrehab.com rainbowrehab.com Company has an immediate CLEANING TEAM equipment. One store only. 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-J Nations Fastest Growing L_- Home Improvement Company, 1-800-H ANSONS Is Holding a One Day Only Job Fair Monday, September 8 at 2 p.m. At Our Madison Heights Location; 1000 Tech Row, Madison Heights, Ml 48071. Hiring Immediately For All Positions: Sales, Sales Trainees, Marketing, Marketing Trainees, Promotions and Much More! Managers Will Be Completing On Site Interviews For All Qualified Applicants. No Experience is Necessary We Will Train the Right Individual. Get Hired Today, and Start , Making Money Tomorrow. Cat! Joe at 248-581-3030 Ext \ 681 with Any Questions or If You \ Cannot Attend and Would Still | Like to Be Considered For a Psychologist/ | Position with the Nation's £ Fastest Growing Home Behavioral Analyst p-i Improvement Company. Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., a leader in the Field oF brain Injury rehabilitation, is seeking Direct Care Workers and CNfls For our facilities Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., a leader In the field of in the farmington and Vpsilanti/Rnn Arbor areas. Full-time and Part-time community-based rehabilitation In post-acute residential and positions available on ail shifts. outpatient settings, Is seeking a psychologist with experience in traumatic brain injury, cognitive rehabilitation, and behavioral Duties range widely by level, but may Include corrective teaching, modification to treat our adult population In the Farmington area. accessing the community, taking vitols, passing medications, general activities of daily living (RDl's) such as dressing, bathing, feeding, Responsibilities Include: assisting in the restroom, and other duties as assigned. behavioral and psychotherapeutic Intervention, development of individual behavioral programs, Interdisciplinary teaming, staff Weekend Hours - All Shifts Desire to work with people and proof of a valid driver's license a must. training, and assisting with the enhancement of our current We're growing and offering a $2,000 sign-on bonus! Must also be available to attend a behavioral program. Ideal Candidate must be self-directed, innovative, Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., a leader in the 1-Lueek orientation, held 9am-5pm Mon-fri. $9.00-$10.00 to start plus and comfortable with direct client contact In Individual, group and field of community-based brain injury rehabilitation is benefits. Training is provided, family settings. Master's degree, appropriate licensure and a seeking self-directed, motivated and highly energized minimum of 2-*- yrs. experience required. Flpply in person for an immediate interview: RN and LPNs to provide care to our medically stable Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers offers a creative and autonomous brain injured adults involved in the rehab process. Monday, Sept. 8 • 3pm - 7pm at: work environment, competitive salary and excellent benefits. Positions are at our NeuroRehab Campus in Farmington Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers For confidential consideration, please mail or FAX resume Hills. Part-time and full-time positions available on UUillow Creek Plaza • 42180 Ford Rd., Ste. 202 Canton, Ml 4S187 (corner of Ford & Uiley) and salary history: weekends for our day, afternoon St midnight shifts. Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., Candidates must have current Michigan licensure and Tuesday, Sept. 9 • 9am - 6pm at: Attn: HR -PSY. an interest and/or experience in traumatic brain injury 25911 Middlebelt Rd. • Farmington Hills, Ml 48336 P.O. Box 970230 * Ypsilanti, Ml 48197-0804 rehabilitation. We offer competitive pay and benefits (Middlebelt S 11 Mile Rd.) FAX; (734) 482-0794 package Some restrictions apply for the signing bonus. If unavailable for immediate interview, submit on application Email us at: [email protected] or apply online at: www.ralnbowrehab.com For confidential consideration, please mail or fax 9am-5pm, Monday-f riday at any of our office locations (call for directions 734-482-1200) Drug-free workplace resume and salary history to: Rainbow EOE Rehabilitation Centers, Inc.; Attn: HR-RN or visit our web site www.roinbowrehob.com Drug-Free workplace. P.O. Box 970230; Ypsilanti, Mi 48197 eoe Fax: 734-482-0794; Email us at: [email protected] or apply online at www.rainbowrehab.com rjn RainbowRehab EOE. Drug-free Work Place

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Real Estate Agents, Education Center, 811W. Square IAHSP Chapter. For the third improvements with goods and Successful Condominium Remodelers will sponsor a Appraising & Staging Lake Road, Troy, Seminar freet o year in a row, the Great Lakes services. The Ronald McDonald Operation," a four-week course, Certified Graduate Course: members. $20 guests. Call (800) IAHSP Regional Chapter has House in Detroit is only 100 7-9 p-m. Oct. 7,14,21 and 28 Sales And Marketing on Thinking about a career 747-6742. selected the Ronald McDonald footsteps fromChildren' s at the Bingham Farms office, Thursday, Sept. 11, from 8 in real estate? Is working in House Charities of Southeast Hospital and serves as a "Home 30200 Telegraph, Suite 467. a.m. to 3 p.m. at BIA head­ real estate your dream? Keller Home Staging helpers Michigan located in Detroit as Away From Home" to families The course is for those inter­ quarters, 30375 Northwestern Williams Realty is seeking The International Assoeiatiori their Worldwide Staging Service whose child is receiving medical ested in serving on a board of Highway, Suite 100, in experienced or non-experienced of Home Staging Professionals Week benefactors. Over seven treatment at the hospital. "We directors of a condo, co-op or Farmington Hills. This course people in the real estate field. Foundation, a nonprofit organi­ days, local chapter members have enjoyed helping the Ronald community association, as well counts toward prelicensure The candidates must be hard zation founded by Barb Schwarz, along with their business affili­ McDonald House through our as developers and managing and continuing education working arid have a passion for announced the beginning of ate partners; Mr. Handyman, Worldwide Staging Service agents who are assisting boards. competency for the State of learning. the fourthannua l Worldwide Carpets Etcetera, Cort Week Projects knowing the All attendees will receive a copy Michigan. The course also There's a freesemina r every Staging Service Week, Sept. Furniture Rental, Ken Brown renovations and redecorating of attorney Robert Meisner's counts toward earning the fol­ week: Tuesday or Saturday, 11 8-15. A record 60IAHSP International, Drake's Painting makes a difference to over 1,000 booklet, "Condominium lowing designations: Certified a.m. to noon at 27555 Executive Chapters will participate across and others have pooled their families each year that stay at Operation: Getting Started and Graduate Associate, Certified Drive (off West 12 Mile and the country in a weeklong event talent and resources to reno­ the house," said Robert Leece, Staying on the Right Track." Graduate Builder, and Master Halsted), Farmington Hills to improve the lives of others. vate several areas at the Ronald president of the chapter. Advance registration is Certified Sales Professional. 48331. Members of the IAHSP across McDonald House. "The Great Lakes Stagers have required. For registration infor­ Chuck Breidenstein, CAPS, of For more details, contact Steve the U.S. and Canada will come "The largest job of course is become part of our extended mation, call (800) 470-4433 or Builders Professional Service Leibhan, (248) 553-0400, Ext. together to help local organiza­ the entire remodel of abedroom family here at our Ronald e-mail bmeisner@meisner-asso- Group will instruct on four 2500. tions and individuals in their which will be re-painted, re-car­ McDonald House," said Jennifer eiates.com. Checks should be essential topics to help you communities who are in need of peted and all new furnishings Litomisky, executive director. payable to Meisner & Associates, turn your business into a prof­ Investors Staging services. and accessories added to create "Several of the chapter mem­ P.C. itable, market-driven enter­ "Marketing1 Real Estate"by Past benefactors have includ­ a place where a family can rest bers continue to donate their Cost is $95 per person, with prise. Registration fees are Greg Cesar using online and ed such places as the Ronald and regroup while their child is time and talents to our house $85 each for additional attend­ $155 for NAHBR Professional "off-line" classified advertising. McDonald House, nursing at Children's Hospital for their throughout the year; they have ees from the same association. Remodeler members, $175 for Learn all the new marketing homes, schools, women's shelters medical needs," said Tracy Allen, truly made a difference for our BIA or Apartment Association trends, strategies and meth­ and individuals in need of selling Chapter ambassador. families at our house." BIA of Michigan members and ods. Sponsored by the Real their homes. Over the past two years, the • Building Industry $200 for guests. For registra­ Estate Investors of Oakland on Bringing it all "Home" for Great Lakes IAHSP Chapter Condo operation Association of Southeastern tion information, call (248) Thursday, Sept. 11,5:30-9:30 the residents of Michigan is members have completed over Meisner & Associates will Michigan (BIA) and its 862-1033 or register online at p.m. at MSU Management The Great Lakes Regional $83,000 in renovations and present 'Introduction to NAHBR Professional www.builders.org. D2 (*) Observer S Eccentric | Sunday, September 7, 2008 www.hometownlIfe.com

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GARDEN CITY-2 bdrm, 1000 PLYMOUTH -DOWNTOWN WAYNE-TAE KEUK VILLAGE TROY - Midtown Square, 2 Westland FARMINGTON HILLS sq.ft., bsmt apt. New carpet, Northville Woods Quiet complex. 1 bdrm, C/A, • 1 Bdrm avail. bdrm, 21/2 bath, 2 car garage, storage, carport, laundry facil­ 'Sec. 8 apts for the elderly & VENOY PINES APTS. all appliances, main floor laun­ 2307B Middlebelt Rd. den, laundry. FREE utilities. 1,2 & 3 Bedrooms Apts Starting at $670 a month ities, walk-in closet. $565/mo disabled. dry, Birmingham schools, Spacious 1 bdrms $675/mo. 248-346-6108 Rent Starting Sparkling Pool, Tennis & 231-645-7222 • Applicant must be at least 62 $1395/mo. (248)693-8737 Central air, from $525. GARDEN CITY - Beautiful 2 yrsof age or disabled before Estates BBail Courts PLYMOUTH -1 bdrm, near I- at $549 WALLED LAKE 2 bdrm town- Call for specials. bdrm (upper & lower avail), age 22. Bike Trails 275. Well maintained, air and • 1 & 2 bedroom apts. house, 1.5 baths, large rms, 248-473-5180 updated, quiet & clean, heat & • Emergency Medical Call Playground extra storage area, No pets, all appliances, air, washer/ water incl. (248) 474-3005 System. "WOW" with fireplace. Beautiful Landscaping rent incl heat/water, $580/mo. • Rent includes Heat, Water No Application Fee, dryer, full bsmt. Apartments/ FARMINGTON HILLS 2 rm Surrounded by Call: 734-522-6705,8am~8pm and trash removal, 313-903-1063,810-231-4921 , LINCOLN PARK Wooded Area Limited Time Only. Unfurnished studio. All utilities & appli­ 371Z Williams St. Wayne, Mi Deluxe 1 & 2 bedrooms. PLYMOUTH (734)261-7394 YPSILANTI LAKEFRONT ances incl. C/A, washer/dryer, 248-349-8410 734-729-7920, 729-3432 Lowest Rent in the area. 1 Bdrm, bath. Porches/patios, vww.yQrkcommuritles.com 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo on Ford BIRMINGHAM private entrance. $550/mo. + Located on 7 Mile, 2 TTY: 866-656-9826 Quiet, private balcony's, air, garbage disposal, on-site Lake with boat slip. 1.5 mo Studios, 1,2 & 3 Bedrooms deposit. 734-946-1390 miles W of Haggerty TDD: 800-649-3777 storage, laundry, ceiling laundry, basement storage. sec, $1200/mo. Pool& sunset Furnished apartments avail. fans w/ lights & blinds. Gas and Water included! Westland views! Denise McGuigan Westland EHO from Gorgeous new kitchens and 313-386-6720 MOVE IN SPECIAL!!! $595 % Off 1st Month (Agent) 734-564-4310 baths. Available in town Novi EHO 243-637-9800 Hawthorne Club 1 Bedrooms - $485 Birmingham at the FARMINGTON HILLS LIV0N1A/WESTLAND AREA 1 WESTGATE VI PLYMOUTH 1 bdrm, quiet, Apartments Separate Entrances 555 Building. Central air/heat ANNGIE APTS. bdrm, appliances, newer car­ Apartments walk to town 302 Maple, appli­ No fine print in this ad! m Call Michelle (248) 645-1191 pet, patio. $550/mo. Small pet ances, storage, washing facili­ - Heat/Water included 313-937-3319 EHO NO APPLICATION FEE ok. (734)453-8375 ty, heat Shot water, 1yr. lease. 1 MONTH - $20.00 Application Fee BELLEVILLE - All appliances, FREE HEATI 1 bedroom 1 MONTH FREE dock, 2 bdrm duplex, sitting $580/mo.+ sec. 734-453-8194 - $200 Deposit w/ Credit WESTLAND, Ml $505. 9 Mile/ Middiebelt With Move In FREE room, new carpet, no pets, LUXURY LIVING AT PLYMOUTH Rldgewood Apartments 248-478-7489 New Resident's Only S925+. Call: (517) 851-4004 AFFORDABLE By 9/15/2008! Ask About our Specials! With Move In YOU CAN COUNT DN US! FARMINGTON PLAZA APTS 1 Bdrm. $590, 2 Bdrm. $660 By 9/15/08! 734-722-4700 1 bdrm S549 + $200 off PRICES move-in. Section 8 Accepted. Sell it all with AloT Luxury 1 & 2 bdrms, A/C, pool W/1 yr. lease.Heat & water EASIER! Private Entrance & Patio • and parking. New kitchen and From $599 incl.* Walk-in closets. 734-444-5655 Observer 8r Eccentric Carports, Washers/Dryers, • FREE Heat & Water! Washer & Dryer Hookup baths, laundry rooms, heat (734)455-1215 Mon. -Fri. 10-9pm Private Entrances, FREE CITY WATER • PARK Setting 734-728-6969 1-800-579-SELL incl. Rent starting at $495/mo Sat. Sun. 10-4pm iwmet0wnl$e,com Fireplaces, Business PLYMOUTH Park Manor Apts. with approved credit. • Reduced Security Center, 24-Hour 444 Plymouth Rd. Move in Westland-LIVONIA SCHOOLS CANTON DETROIT W. 8 Mile Rd. Stu­ (248) 478-8722 CALL NOW! Fitness Center with speciall 1 bdrm. $500. Non­ Deposit 1 & 2 bdrm, 2 baths. 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath. 2 1/2 car dios, 1 & 2 bdrms. 1 mo free. Racquetball Court. (248) 624-8555 smoking. Includes heat & Washer & dryer. garage. Ready August 1st. 313-410-7678 or FIVE, FIVE, FIVE WESTLAND On West Park Dr. water. No pets. 1 parking Private entrance & balcony $950/mo. (734)455-1215. ' 313-538-5366 Studios, 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms CALL NOW! Hickory Woods Apts. STUDIOS FROM §740 Just S. of Pontiac' Tr. space per apt. 248-661-9227 (734) 459-1711 EHO Furnished apartments avail. ** $224 ** LIVONIA - Plymouth & 1 BEDROOMS FROM $785 www.cmiproperties.net (734) 522-3364 Gorgeous new kitchens Farmington Rd area. Clean 2 2 & 3 bedroom Townhomes, 2 BEDROOMS FROM $905 Merriman Rd. Btwn MOVES YOU IN ! Apartments/ and baths. Available in town CLASSIFIEDS bdrm, bsmt, appliances, $820 In unit laundry. Move-in Specials. Ann Arbor Tr. (for qualified applicants) Furnished Birmingham at NOVI + sec. Call: (734) 425-9225 Private Entrances, Pet friendly. the 555 Building. CALL FOR MOVE-IN WORK! & Warren Rd. 1 Bdrm.-$550 PLYMOUTH 1 bdrm., living Agent: 248-767-4207 Call Michelle (248) 645-1191 SPECIALS 1-800-579-7355 www.cmiproperties.net 2 Bdrm. -$650 NORWAYNE 2 bdrm. MUST FREE FLAT SCREEN TV rm., kitchen & utensils, wash­ FREE GAS AND WATER SEE! No pets. Sec 8 OK. Rent Newly updated 1 & 2 bdrm er/dryer, utilities incl. $900/ $675, Sec 1.5. 31477 Alcona. Village Green Plymouth mo. 3 mo. minimum. A

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Office/Retail Space For / Commercial/Industrial Homes For Rent Homes For Rent Homes For Rent Homes For Rent Homes For Rent Mobile Home Rentals Pictures Can Rent/Lease *i For Rent/Lease ft BIRMINGHAM - Older home DETROIT INKSTER - Remodeled 3 bdrm REDFORD 3 Bdrms, 1 Master SYLVAN LAKE - 2 bdrm., 1 FARMINGTON HILLS 1 & 2 LIVONIA - DESPERATE i Telegraph & Plymouth Rds. 2 Bdrm/private bath, 3 garage, bath, park/lake privileges. FARMINGTON HILLS on Pleasant Street.-3 bdrm, brick bungalow. Huge master bdrm. $75/wk. & up. Appli­ 3000 SF Industrial. bdrm, 1 1/2 baths, a/c, fin­ bdrm, bsmt, garage, bad cred­ central air, basement, nicB West Bloomfield schools. RETAIL SPACE 2.5 bath, dining room, bsmt, ances. Seniors welcome. No I pay $1,970; you pay $1,400. ished bsmt, 2 car garage spa­ it okay, $600. (248) 788-1823 deck. No Pets! Immediate $850/mo.. 248-745-0665 pets. Dep. req. 248-473-5535 Great Exposure. w/ appliances. (248) 760-7047 (248) 981-7793 cious living & dining room. Occupancy. $1150. Last Available Space TROY - Mint condition updat­ $950 +sec. 313-929-8595. INKSTER 29531 Glenwood, 248-881-7268 1716 sq.ft. Middlebelt & Michigan Ave. ed 4 bdrm brick colonial, oak Rooms For Rent Canton FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bdrm, REDFORD 3 "Bedroom Ranch, floors throughout, 1671 sq, Excellent Rate. Lease/Option To Buy ^ BLOW OUT SPECIAL!!! area. 2 bdrm, no bsmt, shed. 1 1/2 bath, fireplace, 1294 $550/mo + deposit. TBnant finished basement garage, a/c, ft.,2car,$1500/mo. CERTIFIED REALTY INC. *No Rent Until sq.ft., 2 car attached. N. of 13 pays water. 734-522-1512 fridge/stove. $850/mo. + sec. D&H Properties 248-888-9133 DEARBORN HTS Beautiful area 248-471-7100 October 1,2008 Mile $14O0/mo 248-477-5184 248-474-9410 & home, room for rent w/reli- Livonia, Canton,Garden City, 3 bdrm/2 Bathrooms Wayne & WBstland LAKE ORION VILLAGE 2 bdrm, gious person. Female only LIVONIA-Office-avail, 12X15 Westland,Ypsilanti Rent to t-sw-sfs-satiTsss} Homes from $599 FARMINGTON HILLS REDFORD Clean 2 bdrm, 7 2, 3&4bdrms. $800-$12O0. garage, appl. No pets. Non­ w/manyref. 313-565-1062 w/ asst. space on Victor Pkwy, Own. ArborRentToOwn.com Includes all appliances Like new 3 bdrm brick ranch, Mile & Grand River, carpet, Some w/garages. Pets OK. smoking. Immediate occupan­ Heat, AC, eiec, internet, copi­ 888-546-6521 art. 344 washer/dryer & central air garage, fenced, sidewalks. immed. occup. $650/mo + 734-837-2015 GARDEN CITY Sleeping cy. $725 + sec. 248-693-8541 er. One low price, $950/mo. HURRY WON'T LAST $1200. Todd: 248-449-6263 sec. 248-476-7258 rooms, furnished. Drug -tree, A must see! Mike: Call Sun Homes LIVONIA - Livonia Schools. "It's All About Results" Working male. $75-90wk., sec. FARMINGTON HILLS 248-939-0541,734-432-0047 College Park Estates Gorgeous 3 bdrm, 2 bath, REOFORO Like New, 3 bdrm 734-731-2657/734-255-5909 Brand Hew Hotel Remodeled 3 bdrm w/garage, Observer & Eccentric (688) 264-4080 1800+ sq. ft. home on Ig lot in bungalow, bsmt, garage, fenced, close to park. $850. LIVONIA/WESTLAND Border www.4collegepark.cem county like setting. All appli­ 1-800-579-SELL Plymouth Downtown Todd: 248-449-6263, Broker. $1,095,810-599-0896 of Westland/Livonia. House omfort Suite *Some restrictions apply, ances stay, $1,175/mo. + 1 Office space, 835 sq.ft., privileges, all util., cable & call for details. month sec. Open house Sun REDFORD/SOUTH 3 bdrm, WAYNE 3 bdrm ranch, fenced FARMINGTON HILLS, 4 Bdrm Internet incl. $380/mo + $200 Excellent parking! Sept 7,12-5. (734)266-2263 bsmt, garage, fenced, possi­ yard, 2.5 car garage, near Ford Colonial, Family Rm, Bsmt, 2 dep., no lease. 734-620-0675. (734) 455-7373 HBO, Free Hot Breakfast, truck plant. $249/wk + securi­ Car Garage, $1300/mo. 23027 LIVONIA 3 bdrm, 2 bath, fully ble rent option. Section 8 ok. CANTON 4 bdrm, completely Montclair, (734)664-1884 $950/mo. 248-437-8741 ty deposit. 734-776-5346 NORTHVILLE or PLYMOUTH .Business „«,...»., remodeled. Canton schools. updated, finished basement. Downtown. 1st week with full REDFORD TWP. Maintenance free living. GARDEN CITY - Cottage in the $1350/mo. (734)667-5737. WAYNE 3 bdrm, bsmt, fenced Fitness Center ROMULUS 3 bdrm ranch, deposit. Furnished sleeping OFFICE SUITES $1750/mo. 313-415-6371 city. 1 bdrm, ail appliances, no yard, newly renovated. $900. LIVONIA Schools. 3 bdrm, 2 $685/mo + $685 deposit. rooms. Newly decorated. $85 from 320 sq.ft. & up. pets. 28451 Beechwocd, 734-844-2159 28049 WiKom Rd. car garage. Central air. Fully weekly. Security deposit. Beautifully redecoratBd. $600/mo. (734)663-8755 734-326-8300 CANTON-50201 Cherry Hill, renovated, all new. No pets. WESTLAND (Venoy & Palmer). 734-355-6453, 248-305-9944 Several locations. Off 1-96 at exit 159 3 Bdrms, bath, 2 garage, $1100 mo. 248-569-4751. ROMULUS- Huge lot! 2 bdrm, 2 & 3 bdrms, from $600 Great Rates incl. utilities. Wixom, Ml Sell it all with REDFORD - Nice, clean, quiet. Central air, Basement. Farm many updates! Appliances, monthly. Fenced, exc. cond., CERTIFIED REALTY INC. NOVI - 4 bdrm, 2.5 Paths, Off 5 Mile, btwn Telegraph/ house in the City $925/M0. Observer & Eccentric immed. occupancy, $750/mo. ready now. 313-418-9905 (248)471-7100 fireplace, air, full finished Beech. Smokers welcome. 734-658-5109 1st & security. 734-459-6968 1-800-579-SELL bsmt, deck off sunroom, WESTLAND - 2 bdrm, full Rent negotiable. Avail now. fenced yard, all appliances ROYAL OAK bsmt, 2 car garage, newly Call: (313) 310-3727 SOUTHFIELD - Offices avail CLARKSTON SCHOOLS GARDEN CITY New carpet. 3 incl washer/dryer, dishwasher. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, w/ finished decorated, no pets. 1 bik from on the atrium level of 100,000 EZ to [-75. 2 bdrms, 2 baths, bdrm, 2 bath. Some appli­ 10 Mile-& Meadowbrook area. bsmt & 2.5 car garage, C/A & city of Wayne. (734)595-1897 SOUTHFIELD, Room for rent, sq ft office building. Rental 5 acres. $1400. 1 bdrm, ances. Finished bsmt. Fenced $1500, (248) 425-4853 appliances,1300 sq.ft. $1,195. private, entrance, close to X- rate of 13.95 per sq ft. plus WESTLAND - Cherry Hill & $900. 248-819-9521 yd. $980/mo. 734-844-8620 VANDERHOEF ways, secluded area, no electricity and janitorial. 700- Wayne Road, 1100 sq.ft. brick REDFORO - 9608 Wormer. PROPERTIES smokers. (248) 352-4528 12,500 sq.ft. located 12 mile ranch, 3 bdrm, 1 bath, garage, DETROIT - Sharp 3 bedroom, 3+ bdrms, 2.5 bath. 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• "itfttMy UMIRS IfenlDMtor ummm IWKM mmm www ^^^^^^______**2500.00 Down with approved credit for 72 mo w/FMCC A/Z Plan. Must qualify for retail owner loyalty. "Cash due at signing includes first months payment, acquisition fee, waived security deposit; excludes title, taxes, and license fees. Payments based on 24 mo. 12,000 low mileage red carpet lease. Ford creditfinancing required . Must take delivery out of dealer stock by 9/30/08. See dealer for details. MP6 estimate Based on 2009 Focus 2.0L, 2009 Escape 2.3L 14,2009 Fusion 2.3L 14,2008 Edge 3.5L V6,2008 F-150 5.4L V8,2008 Taurus, 2008 Mustang. Residency resmctlons apply. Ail payments are for A/Z plan customers and eligl&le family members. Payments may vary; dealer determines prices. Not all lessees will qualify. ***1998 or newer with fess than 100,000 miles. One coupon per customer. Good thru 9/30/08. Alf prior sales excluded. +Holidays excluded. ***-A/Z Plan Price does not incfade destination, doc fee, tax, title and plate fees. oeoaetsi r>