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CANTON CONNECTION Board faces cfwice on Fieoel's pad July 4th fun Plymouth- BY BRAD KADRICH HEAD OF THE LINE Fourth of July is approach- OeStRVERSIAFr WRITER Canton school Here's a list of the people who've served as superintendent of ing. and with it will come superintendent Plymouth-Canton Community Schools since Mike Hoben look parades, fireworks and family Dr. Craig fiegel Former Plymouth- traditions. speaks to the Canton Community Schools the job in 1972; We'd like to know how you Plymouth Noon Superintendent Mike Hoben held Supt Start End celebrate our r^ation's birttiday. Rotary club. the job for 22 years, from July 1972 Mike Hoben July 1972 June 1994 to Junel994'- Maybe your neighborhood Chuck Little July 1994 August 1999 In the 16 years since Hoben runs an annual decorated bike Ken Walcott (*) July 1999 January 2000 walked out the door for the last parade. Or you go whole tiog January 2000 July 2002 time, the district has seen a revolv- Kathleen Booher to deck the house and garden ing door of superintendents. Jim Ryan (•) July 2002 December 2002 in red. white and blue. Do you Including two interim superin- Jim Ryan December 2002 February 2007 continue a family or personal tendents who turned the job over Ken Jacobs (*) February 2007 June 2008 tradition that day? to the next person and one who got Craig Fiegel July 2008 Present Tell us about it. Write to (•) Interim Sharon Dargay at sdargay^ BILL 8RrSL£R | SUf f PHOTOGRAPHER Please see FIE6EL, A7 hometownlife.com or 615 W. Lafayette. Level 2, Detroit. Ml 48226. Inducte a phtrto if you like. Make sure it's in jpg foimat if e-mailing. We'll share your story with other readers on July 4. Safety first More patrols Summer is heating up and so Study: Police, firefighters is a statewide drunken driving crackdown. TTie Canton Police Department is joining law leave majority feeling safe enforcement agencies across the stale for the July 4th BY DARRELLCLEM "Drunk Driving. Over the Limit OBSERVER STAPr WRITER CANTON PUBLIC SAFETY Under Arrest" crackdown. COMMUNITY SURVEY 2009 Increased patrols begin July A staggering 98 percent land will run unUI July T1 in of Canton residents who Canton. Local law enforcement answered a new survey will take to the streets working said they feel safe in their to prevent drunken driving hometown, and an over- injuries and deaths by arrest- wh«^lroinK majority gave ing impaired drivers. high marks to township During last year's July 4 holi- police officers and fire- day time period, one person fighters. was killed in an alcohol-related The new findings come traffic aash. from a community sur- vey mailed late last year "Ttre summer is a great to 4,000 households by time to celebrate and relax the Canton Public Safety with friends and family. But Department. Though not a fun should not come at the scientific poll, the results If yti, Ifyn. expense of a needless death provide one snapshot of ritt tM servlca rate the servk* caused by impaired driving." how residents view the 2009 2009 said Special ^vices Lt. Scott people hired to protect Hilden. "To prevent tragedy or them. a drunk driving arrest, we sug- "We're very happy with gest designating a sober driver, the results," Public Safety taking a cab or ride service, or Director Patrick Nemecek spending the night" said. "A lot of the accolades Excell«nt/Good In Michigan, a motorist can have to go to our men and be arrested for drunken driving women on the street. They 98% with .08 blood alcohol content are the people dealing with or higher. A drunken driving the public on a day-to-day conviction comes with assort- basis." ed penalties including fines, In all. 973 households age, sex and education legal fees, driver responsibility returned the survey, mark- select 4,000 households, ing a nearly 25-percent evenly divided among the level, though longtime fees, court costs and higher BILL SRCSIERI STtrr PHOTOGRAPHER response rate. Survey township's four quadrants. residents were more likely insurance rates. organizers used assessor's Results reflected a mix In 2009, there were 299 Canton firefighters scored high marks in a recent survey about how residents feel office data to randomly of respondents based on Please see SURVEY, AS alcohol-related traffic deaths, about safety in their community. a decrease of 6 percent from 2008. Roadworli Construction work designed to provide safety improve- Governor; State must continue to diversify ments at the intersection of Ford Road at Beck Road is BY BRAD KADRICH hope for change, but we have "zero taxes and unprecedented anticipated begin this week. OBSERVER STAFF WRITER to create our own way forward concessions" on the table in an Canton officials announced. and not wait for change to effort to entice the company to Construction will include Gov. Jennifer Granholm has come to us." stay, but Electrolux turned it adding additional right-turn been saying for a long time the To set up her point, down. lanes on ford Road and pro- state needs to diversify its busi- Granholm recalled the begin- "They told us, 'There's noth- tected left-turns in all quad- ness climate in order to pull ning of her first term when, in ing you can do to compensate rants. out of the years-long economic 2003, she faced three imme- for the fact we can pay $1.57 The project is being funded struggle the state has faced. diate crises: The financial an hour in Mexico,'" Granholm by the Michigan Department On Thursday, Granholm struggle of the Detroit Medical recalled. of Transportation and is brought that message to Center, a racial uprising in For years, Granholm's agen- anticipated to be completed Plymouth, speaking to the Benton Harbor and the mas- da. she said, has been to diver- by September. Officials are Plymouth A.M. Rotary Club, sive blackout of August 2003. sify the state's business base. urging drivers to follow posted then louring a Plymouth Then, at the end of that year, She said experts listed six areas detours and drive carefully Township business she thinks came the news Electrolux, the that would "give us a competi- tive edge: advanced manufac- through the construction area. exemplifies the kind of diver- manufacturing company that sity she's been talking about. had been making refrigerators turing (robotics, nano-tech- For more information on nology); homeland security "The world has changed in Greenville for more than 100 BILL BR£SU« I STAFf PHOTOGRAPHER road projects going on in and defense (an area to which and we have to change with years, was moving to Mexico, Canton, visit www.canton- she said the auto industry has Governor Jennifer Granholm tours Lycera, a pharmaceutical research firm in it," Granholm told Rotarians taking its 2,700 jobs (in a town mi.org or call Public Works at Plymouth Township, with Dr. Gary Click, founder and chief scientific officer, during a special noon meeting of some 8,000 people) with it. (734) 394-5150. and scientist Chad VanHuis. at Fiamma Grill. "There's still She said the city and state put Please see GOVERNOR, A3
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Rotary Club which, ironically, Bloomfield man in what police \ictim, Venkata Ermatinger According to Loussia, one of Plymouth-Canton Community Schools say was a failed robbery attempt Subramaova- took place at noon at downtown Plymouth's the men fled on foot. During Bojird of Education trustees "Riesday passed shortly after midnight June 1" Reddy a foot pursuit, the man was the district's $152 million budget with one Fiamma Grille, said legislators had "agreed" to All four are charged with fel- Cattamanchi. reportedly made found hiding in a trash can by question left largely unanswered: ony murder and armed robbery. contact with a woman through hold school districts harmless as they decided a K-9 tracking unit. Would the state make the long-rumored In addition, Kevin Huffman, an escort agency, Loussia said. Found next to the car was $268 cut in per-pupil funding Plymouth- what to do about an unexpected surplus in the 28, of Detroit faces two charges "They met at Wendy's next to a Colt Commander .45 Pistol Canton administrators had already built into of possession of a firearm in state's school aid fund. the (EZ Rest) Motel," he said. that Loussia said police have the 2010-11 budget? the commission of a felony. The motel is located at 22305 "probable cause to believe" it They got their answer from Gov. Jennifer Huffman is believed by police to Telegraph south of Nine Mile. That comes as welcome news in Plymouth- was used in the case. Granholm on Thursday: The state vvall not have been the shooter, accord- From Wendy's the two drove Canton, where the 2010-11 budget came up Loussia credited the veteran make that cut. In fact, the governor said, ing to police Lt. Nick Loussia. over to the motel in the victim's some $4 million short, an amount that would officers for their "excellent" school districts may even get "a very small" Also charged with murder car at 12:33 a.m., Loussia said. be made up from the fund balance, which work in locating the vehicle increase. and armed robbery were James would shrink that balance from some $14 mil- Cattamanchi "was still in his shortly after the incident Granholm, speaking at a meeting of the Randle, 35, of Detroit, Jessica lion to some $10 million. car and they were about to go occurred. Plymouth A.M. Rotary Club which, ironically, Ermatinger, 23, of Canton, and The elimination of that rumored state cut into a motel room" when they He also praised the witnesses took place at noon at downtown Plymouth's Lynn Coggins, 37. of Oak Park. were approached by a gunman, means an additional $5 million to the district, who called police. Fiamma Grille, said legislators had "agreed" to but James Larson-Sh idler, the district's assis- A fifth woman from Detroit Loussia said. "He was shot "This is a good example of citi- hold school districts harmless as they decided tant superintendent for business services, said who was arrested has been while still in the driver's seat of zens reporting a crime that they what to do about an unexpected surplus in the no immediate adjustment will be made to the released, Loussia said. the vehicle." have witnessed," he said. "They state's school aid fund. budget. During a pre-exam confer- After stealing Cattamanchi's called 9-1-1 and gave police and "There will definitely not be a foundation "What happens between now and November ence Wednesday, 46th District wallet and foreign currency of gave police accurate information cut,' Granholm said. "We have proposed hold- may not hold true for the entire year," Larson- Court Judge Shelia Johnson unidentified origin, the gun- that basically lead to the arrests." ing education harmless, and there's agreement Shidler said. "We're going with the informa- agreed to the request of defense man, the victim's companion Had the witnesses not come in both the House and Senate." tion we have now. We have been conservative and prosecution attorneys and and the others drove off. A forward, it would have "made Granholm did say that some of the surplus but realistic on what our budget is. I think you set aside July 9 for a day-long description the vehicle and our job a lot more difficult." in the school a,id fund could be diverted to col- have to approach this with some skepticism." preliminary exam, beginning at information about the robbery 9 a.m. for aJl four defendants. leges and universities, if legislators can do it were supplied by several wit- sarmbruster^hometownlife-coni without hurting local school districts. [email protected] [ (313) 222-8899
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As members of Girls on work. the Run of Greater Detroit Cleary University lyler Seling, of Plymouth, YMCA Council, the girls was named to the Dean's List attended twice weekly meet- The following local students for the Spring 2010 semester ings for 10 weeks; this event is were awarded certificates at Wagner College in Staten a culmination of their efforts. and/or degrees from Cleary Island, N.Y. University: There are two programs. Wagner College is a regional Girls on the Run for third- • Mattie Baskin of Canton Top 25 liberal arts college through fifth-graders and graduated with an asso- located in the New York City Girls on Track for sixth-eighth. ciate's degree in Business borough of Staten Island. The Both programs combine life Administration in Business college has a total enrollment skill lessons with training for a Enterprise. of about 2,100 undergraduate 5K walk/run in a fun. creative • Doina Popa of Canton and graduate students. and interactive way. GOTR's graduated Magna Cum Laude mission is "to educate and pre- with a Bachelor of Business St. Mary's College pare girls for a lifetime of self- Administration degree in The following students respect and healthy living". Business Management. graduated from Saint Mary's • Michael Samulak of GOTR sessions are held in College in May, receiving Canton graduated Magna the fall and spring. Currently, Bachelor's degrees. Cum Laude with a Bachelor Girls on the Run teams are • Alexandra Eckardt of East Middle School runners included (back, from left) Ashley Piepsney, Allyson Champagne. Nicole Gordon, Cassidy of Business Administration from Allen, Bentley, Bird, Canton, daughter of Lynne and Lewis and Cassidy Gordon, along with (front, from left) Raveena Mata, Madeleine Hoke, Emily Kacic. degree in Health Care Dodson, Farrand, Fiegel, Donald Eckhardt, Jr., gradu- Management. Gallimore, Hoben, Isbister and ated with a bachelor's degree Workman Elementary Schools. School. "It's great and I've loved A total of 125 students in Biology. Girls on TYack teams are from it from beginning to end." were recognized at the Spring • Allison Greene of Canton, East and West Middle Schools. "I learned that gossiping is Commencement, held annually daughter of Blanche and bad," said third grader. Nicole at the Lloyd & Mabel Johnson GOTR was first established James Greene, graduated Merner, from Dodson. Center for Business and in August 1996 by Molly Barker, with a bachelor's degree in "The people I've met have Community Excellence. Geary a four-time Hawaii Ironman Religious Studies. really changed my life," said University President Thomas TViathlete. Barker s goal is to • Maggie McNicholas of Sullivan conferred 26 asso- "provide girls vvith enabling tools" Raveena Mata, sixth grader Canton, daughter of Colleen ciate's degrees, 86 bachelor's and teach them "to embrace from East. "It's a positive and Mark McNicholas, gradu- degrees, five M.B.A.s and eight their girlhood gifts as the}- enter program because everyone ated with a bachelor's degree certificates. middle and high school, and then encourages each other and we in Elementary Education on into adulthood." work as a team." Near the end of the session, Davenport University University of Vermont Ashleigh Shiffler, YMCA GOTR teams held commu- Council Director of GOTR of Sidrah Chaudhry of Canton Jessica L. Murray of Canton nity service projects, includ- Greater Detroit, said, "This is was among the names has been named to the dean's Dodson runners Jordan Kelley (left) and Morgan Holmlund take a water break. ing cleaning school fields an incredible program with an when Davenport University list for the spring 2010 incredible group: coaches, par- and fundraising for YMCA announced its Dean's List for semester at the University of everyone's strengths working in the community. ents, girls, and the people at scholarships. The GOTR team the winter 2010 semester. Vermont. Murray is a sopho- together to help out the girls in "We talk about important YMCA," said Ashleigh Shiffler, at Dodson held a shoe drive, To achieve the Dean's List, a more Global Studies major in this community." things like bullying, saying no YMCA Council Director of Soles4Souls, and collected over student must maintain a mini- the College of Arts & Sciences. The GOTR curriculum is to drugs, liking yourself and GOTR of Greater Detroit. 100 new and gently-used shoes. mum 3.5 grade point average To be named to the dean's divided into three parts: girls being proud of your achieve- To get involved with GOTR, while enrolled in at least nine lists, students must have a "They are so dedicated and get to know themselves/learn ments," said Madeleine Hoke, a or for more information, contact credits of regular coursework. grade-point average of 3.0 or enthusiastic. It's nice to see tools; team building; and help sixth-grader from East Middle Ashleigh Shiffler at (734) 453- Davenport University - the better and rank in the top 20 2904 or gotr@ymcametrodetroiL only West Michigan-based percent of their class in their 01^. Fall sessions are forming now. private university speciaHzing respective college or school.
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Among the respondents, 56 percent said they A separate report from CQ had used the Canton Police Department, while Canton residents expect Press, a Washington, D,C., 4+ percent hadn't — similar to results from the local police to investigate the publisher that issues crime last public safety survey conducted three years big crimes: robberies, home rankings and other data on earlier invasions, sexual assaults, the American politics, govern- Of those who had contact with police, 92 occasional homicide, ment, elections and world percent rated the service as excellent or good What surprised Greg Kusz, Arnetta Tyus Greg Kusz affairs, said Canton had — up from 88 percent in 2006. Only 8 percent a resident of Hunters Grove Michigan's lowest crime rate gave a fair or poor rating to police on the new condominiums near Geddes and 63 firefighters, among communities with survey, citing issues such as response time or and Canton Center roads, was Kusz moved from Toledo, more than 75,000 people. CQ an officers attitude. the time police caught a group Ohio, to Canton five years also ranked Canton as the nation's 22nd safest commu- Only 25 perccnt of new survey respondents of youngsters vandalizing cars ago, when he still worked nity, based on FBI crime data indicated they have had contact with the in his neighborhood. for township-based Yazaki BILL BRtSLER I ST*f F PHOTOGRAPHER from 2008 for murder, rape, Canton Fire Department — down slightly from "I didn't expect that," he North America Inc. He wasn't robbery, aggravated assault, 29 percent three years ago. That means 75 per- Todd Frey and daughter Sydney Frey stopped to talk with said, "because it's kind of a surprised to learn that local burglary and motor vehicle cent of ncwh surveyed residents hadn't called Canton Officer Joe Bialy during the Liberty Festival last minor deal.' police and firefighters earned theft. firefighters or paramedics for help with fires weekend. Canton Police Department officials credit the Yet, it's the attention not high marks in the latest sur- vey, saying "they get the com- or medical emergencies. "officers on the street" for the positive response in a only to major crimes — but One local woman who only munity involved" in programs wanted her first name, Bella, Of those who had contact with the fire recent survey. also to neighborhood problems such as neighborhood watch. used, said she wasn't surprised department. 98 percent rated the service as — that Canton authorities say that 98 percent of residents excellent or good, while only 2 percent gave a Among the few respondents who rated the can boost rather than tarnish Arnetta 'lyus moved from who answered the local survey fair or poor ratiixg. tire department as fair or poor, no one cited a their reputation. Lansing to Canton less than a said they feel safe. While the approval rating was slightly higher slow response time. A few singled out the atti- "We try to earn the pub- year ago, after her husband got for fire employees than for police, public safety tude of a firefighter or "other" reasons. lic's respect," Public Safety ajob in nearby Livonia. "1 feel like I'm pretty safe officials said the gap, though narrow, could Public safety officials say police officers and Director Patrick Nemecek "For the time I've been here, here," she said. "I live close the stem from the fact that people calling the firefighters likely earn their high ratings not said. I feel it's pretty safe, and I like police and fire departments, fire department are relieved to get help for a just for responding to crimes, fires and medi- Perhaps that's why local the community," she said. and I always see them patrol- potentialh' life-threatenitig situation. cal sitviations, but also for their role in neigh- folks say they're not surprised Due to the nature of their ling. I think the area is well taken care of." "It's not lost on me that the fire department borhood crime-prevention and fire-safety by a new survey that indicates jobs, police officers and provides service in a time of great need," Fire programs. 98 percent of Canton residents firefighters are certain to Even though she is new Chief Michael Rorabacher said. "I think we "We try to be involved even when the lights feel safe. draw their share of criticism. to the community, Jamison are predisposed to good ratings, but it's the old and sirens aren't on," Rorabacher said. Though it's not a scientific Perhaps a disgruntled driver Roszzi. a mother of two young golden rule. We treat people as we want to be Nemecek, meanwhile, said police officers poll, the Canton Public Safety is angry over a traffic ticket, children, agreed. treated. and firefighters rely on the public's help to Department late last year and a few residents indicated "We do feel safe here, and I in the latest survey that they like the diversity of the com- "We encounter a lot of elderly people." he do their jobs effectively, whether it's a victim sent the survey to 4,000 ran- weren't happy with response munity," she said. "It has a said, "and we make sure we're nice to them. quickly reporting a crime or a resident calling domly chosen households and times. good educational system, and Our people take their jobs seriously, and they immediately to report a fire or medical emer- received 973 responses. The I really like the Canton library take a lot of pride in their work. They know gency. results provide just one snap- Still, 98 percent of survey and other services." howthev're perceived in the community, and shot of how township residents respondents rated the service we like to think we're a factor in the positive "We have great community support," he said, perceive their community, they received from firefighters quality of hfe in Canton." its 82 sworn police officers as excellent or good, compared dclemgihometownlife.com j (313) 222-2238 dclem^hometownlife com | (313) 222-2238
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"We haven't really finished Board Secretary Nancy to produce a balanced budget, to comment. The board should the evaluation ... we're meet- Eggenberger has a son who is a a process that allowed people speak as a whole." FIEGEL ing again to talk about it," sophomore at Plymouth High from the community to make FROM PAGE A1 Gonzalez said. "To talk about School and two daughters who recommendations on various bkadrich9hometownlile,com | (313) 222-8899 it now would be premature. graduated from Plymouth- areas the board could cut. the gig on a pirmanont basLs, We're going to come forward Canton Schools who are now "I think people got a chance fn'e different people ha\ e held as a board to discuss it pub- in the midst of successful col- to see how efficiently we spend the job. licly. To discuss it now, in the lege careers. She said that suc- our money, they made some The fifth — current newspaper, would be wrong." cess is "an indication that our suggestions and the adminis- Superintendent Craig Fiegel Kegel came to Plymouth- district gets students ready for tration took them and scaled Attention: — is entering the final year Canton following the popular college" and. for the last two them so they worked for us," Incontinence Sufferers of the tl\ree-year contract he Ryan, who retired after the years, Fiegel has been a part Simescu said. of that. Cypher Research Is conducting a signed two >'ears ago when 2007-08 school year. He came "(Plymouth-Canton) is a confidential market research study on the Plymouth-Canton Board from Evergreen Park, which "I think (Fiegel) is doing a difficult place to come in and behalf of a major product development of Education hired him away had fewer students in the fine job. and I'd like to see him get a handle on everything. company with incontinence sufferers. Step-by-step, he's done a from the E\ ergreen Park ele- entire district than some of stick around," Eggenberger The study would Involve participating in mentary district in Illinois to Plymouth-Canton's individual said. "I think it's important fine job, the performance of a two hour focus group lead by a replace Jim Rj'an. schools. He had previously we have a superintendent the kids has been great, the professional moderator In our Canton, Ml office. As a token of our appreciation With a large portion of served as assistant super- for awhile. It's been a revolv- budget's been balanced with- intendent of business for a ing door. You need to have a out people storming the meet- you will be compensated $100 cash for FiegeVs leadership team Craig Fiegel is headed into the final your time. scheduled to retire at about year of his three-year contract Lawrence. Kan., district. superintendent around to get ings. I would vote in favor of the same time Fiegel s contract as Plymouth-Canton Community He said, while there are cer- to know the district. extending (Fiegel's contract)," The study will take place on Thursday, July 6, 2010 with appointment times expires at the end of the 2010- Schools superintendent. tainly things that could have "School districts should Simescu added. ranging from 9;30am-5:15pm. 11 school >'ear, the question of gone more smoothly, he thinks be educating kids, and we're Trustee John Jackson, how- There are no sales or clinical testing whether Fiegel >\ill be brought "I do have a concern there he's "done the job I've been doing that," she added. "That ever, agreed with Gonzalez involved, we are only Interested In your back looms as a decision the asked to do." in itself says what kind of job and declined to offer an opin- will be such a change in lead- opinions about the product(s) you use. school board will have to ership (after next year)," said "It's a big district... it takes (Fiegel) is doing. The teachers, ion on Fiegel's performance or make. Sneideman. who pointed to awhile to understand the the staff and the administra- his contract. H you are interested In participating please cali Tom student achievement such as landscape," Fiegel said of the tion ... they're a team, and "I don't think it's appropriate How will that decision go? to see If you qualify at: soaring MEAP scores and 19.000-student district, the they're all doing a great job." to talk about that right now," It depends on whom you ask. 734.397.3400 While at least three board the administrations ability to state's third-largest. Like Eggenberger, board Jackson said. "I think from members openly support present a balanced budget as "I think, considering Vice President Barry Simescu the standpoint of board proce- extending Kegel's contract, successes. everything, we're moving thinks Fiegel has earned dures. it's inappropriate for me there reportedly is sentiment "1 think it's important we in the right direction. I like a contract extension. Like THINKING ABOUT... among some board members have some consistency in PljTnouth-Canton, and I think Sneideman and Eggenberger, to go in another direction. our leadership with so much we're in a position where the Simescu was impressed with More light \sill be shed on that change coming next year. I'm future is bright. I'd love to be a the participatory budget pro- 56VIAI<=-"" decision next month, when the very pleased with the work part of that." cess the administration used CANTON CINEMA TkM Kloak 4 Tktatt Onim nace' board presents the superin- (Fiegel) has done for the dis- 7d4'844'3496 tendent's review at its July 20 Ford Ad fUB' trict. We've had great success UALITY I M4i* Wm( 0l IK€A meeting. the last two years," he said. QTfiEATER S www.GQTI.com umm. Board President Steven Neither board Treasurer DETROIT'S BEST Sneideman said the departure Judy Mardigian nor Trustee of such a large part of the lead- Adrienne Davis returned calls The Law Firm of Horwath & Speier, PLLC MOVIE DEAL Receive up to a... ership team — five district- seeking comment. 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Chris Chelios still remains Bucks goalkeeper Mitch a compelling and popular fig- Hildebrandt (Livonia ure in Detroit hockey lore. Stevenson/Oakland Despite being a year University) also saved a pen- AARON BELU CHI IMAGFS remo\ ed from the Red Wings, rmm^ alty kick in the first half as fans still lined up early the Bucks improved to 6-2-1 Tyler Sequin found himself a hot commodity for interviews during the days Thursday e\ening around the {19 points) in the PDls Great leading up to Friday's NHL Entry Draft in Los Angeles. Seguin, who starred new Canton Verizon Wireless Lakes Division of the Central for the Plymouth Whalers, was picked second in the draft by the Boston Communications Store on Conference. They are still Bruins. 41802 Ford Road to catch a vwfi OffVM a game behind the Chicago glimpse of one of the NHL's Fire Premier (7-2-1,22 points) all-time great defensemen as for first place (with a game he signed all sorts of memo- in hand). rabilia. Seguin is No. 2 pick; Uziogwe scored in the The 48->'ear-old played 14th, 59th and 65th minutes. seven games last season with Stefan St. Louis assisted the Atlanta Thrashers mak- on on two of the goals, while ing him the oldest player in on^ the NHL after a stint in the Simon Omekanda had the Ducks select Fowler other. minors Nvith his hometown Chicago Wolves of the AHL. Uziogwe also assisted on TSN. "It's a dream come true In his 24-year NHL career, BY DAN O'MEARA Omekanda's goal in the 52nd to go first round and to go to he spent seven NHL seasons OBSERVER STAFF WRITER minute and John Dreshaj's a team like Boston; it's fan- in Montreal, parts of nine tally in the 86th minute. tastic. with the Blackhawks and 10 Plymouth Whalers star cen- Bucks defender Brian Seguin, who graduated more with the Wings. terman Tyler Seguin was the Klemczak (Stevenson/ UICHEUEROSSIOIPHOTO No. 2 pick in the NHL Entry from Plymouth High School Chelios has played the most University of Michigan) Draft as many predicted he earlier this month, plans to games of any active pla>'er in Former Red Wing Chris Chelios. who made a promotional appearance played all 90 minutes in the would be Friday. be in the NHL and to be an the NHL and is a certain Hall Thursday at a Canton Verizon Wireless store, said he remains undecided win. After the Edmonton Oilers impact player next season. of Famer once he retires. about his hockey future. Kalamazoo (0-8-0) tallied selected fellow Canadian "That's my goal," he said in But when? forward Taylor Hall of the the TSN interview. "I'm very an "own" goal in the 32nd "No idea," Chelios was Windsor Spitfires, the Boston confident in my skills. After minute to tie the game at Asked following his promo- is up, doesn't know if he'll teams. 'Once Detroit was Bruins scooped up Seguin. a talking to the Bruins, I think 1-all. tional appearance. "I pretty retire, return to Dallas as out, who else do you cheer native of Brampton, Ontario. I can come in and, hopefully, The Bucks return to action tnuch have my mind made up, part of an vying ownership for if you're from Chicago? I earn a spot." Thursday, July 1 at F.C. but I'm going to work it out group, or play for another got to see a few games. It was The surprise in the with the family still, and take NHL team. great for hockey and great first round at the Los 'I think Tyler has a lot of London (Ontario) for the first a little \-acation in a couple of "I don't think he's got kids for the city. Congratulations Angeles Staples Center was potential," Boston GM Peter of three road games includ- weeks. But I'm pretty sure I'll ... so, if I was him, I'd keep for them. I know it's a good Farmington Hills defense- Chiarelh told TSN. "There's a ing matches Saturday. July still remain with hockey in going." Chehos said. 'Maybe rivalr)' here. We had our good man Cam Fowler not going lot of things we like. He's got 3 at the Dayton (Ohio) Dutch some capacity." he needs a change, and times here and now it's their until No. 12 to the Anaheim a tremendous shot, vision, Lions and Wednesday, July? turn." Ducks. creativity. at the Cincinnati Kings. Could Chelios go to some- change is always a good thing 'He's got a lot of things body's front office or return sometimes. I haven't talked to As Chelios mulls over his Fowler, who also played going for him. He's a good kid once again to the ice? him. But I'd guess my advice hockey future this summer, for the Spitfires this year, Fireworks tailgate was the third defenseman to who comes from a good fam- "If something comes up to him is that be has some he'll continue to stay in tip- Madonna University will be drafted. Rated highly by ily, and we're excited to have I'll be interested in any- good hockey left in him as far top shape. again host the Livonia Spree NHL Central Scouting, many him." thing, whether it's playing or as I'm coocerned. He's a great 'I've got two boys (Dean, Fireworks tailgate party. thought he might be a top- Like Hall, Seguin is consid- with management." he said. asset and it be great if he who plays for Michigan State Sunday, June 27. at the cor- five pick. ered NHL-ready and should 'But like I said. I'm leaning actually came back to Detroit and Jake) I train with," he ner of 1-96 and Levan Road. and played for the \Vings in said. 'My daughter (Caley) Hall became the answer to give the Bruins a much-need- towards the management Murrow's Boys, a local front of his hometown." actually is a pretty good ath- the pre-draft question: Taylor ed offensive lift, according side only because I don't want band, will be performing lete. She plays hockey and or T^'ler? But the Bruins were NHL blogger Tom Worgo of to leave my family again." Chelios, meanwhile. starting at 8 p.m. Bathrooms lacrosse... so I've got lots thrilled to get the 6-foot-l, versus.com. Westland native Mike said he was glad to see the will be available and mem- to do as far as sports. I keep 186-pound Seguin, who had 'He is just a terrific all- Modano, the NHL's all-time Blackhawks capture their bers of the athletic staff will busy. With four kids you're 48 goals and 58 assists for the around talent," former leading U.S. born scorer, is first Stanley Cup in 49 years. always busy." Whalers last season. Nashville Predators scout and be accepting donations for facing a similar situation 'It was great," said Chelios, draft guru Kyle Woodlief told parking. after 20 seasons with the who played on two Stanley "It sounds amazing (to be a The fireworks start at Dallas (and Minnesota) Stars. Cup winners (Montreal and t>e(nons9hometownlife com Boston Bruin)," Seguin said in a TV interview with Canada's Please see NHL DRAFT, B2 approximately 10:20 p.m. Modano, whose contract Detroit) and made 11 All-Star (313)222-6851 showcase The Michigan All-Star Showcase, a camp for high school baseball players Busuito recipient of award close to her heart (graduating 2010-2013) interested in playing col- lege baseball, will beheld there for us beyond our wildest the game and his ability to BY JIM TOTH June 29-30 at Fifth Third expectations," said Amy Butler, shine offensively. OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Ballpark in Comstock, Mitch's mother, who recently "We played on our first soc- Ml. Representatives from made Busuito aware of the cer team together in Redford When Niki Busuito takes several colleges will be in honor. 'Adults and, most spe- and he was amazing," Busuito to the field next month at the attendance. cifically, kids have been there said. "As I got older I continued Hope College Elite Soccer and supported us — and still to watch him and tried to pick For more information, call Camp in Grand Rapids, it do — and this is one way for up a lot of moves he would do (616) 635-0010 or visit online will certainly be with a heavy our family to give back. scoring goals. He was amazing at www.grandvalleystate- heart. 'We selected Niki because to watch. baseballcamps.com. Busuito, who just completed she possesses all the qualities 'This was all unexpected," her freshman year at Redford we were looking for," Butler Busuito continued. "But it Coaches needed Union High School, has been 1 went on. "We chose someone makes me feel good because it The Redford Union School provided the opportunity to with good morals, integ- makes me feel closer to their participate in such a presti- District is seeking qualified rity and courage to do what is family again. It's been differ- gious camp after being hon- applicants to fill the posi- right, team spirit designed to ent because I have felt farther ored as the initial recipient of Kiki Busuito, a student at Redford Union High School, will be attending the tions of varsity boys basket- help others, compassionate to away from them (the Butler the Mitch Butler Memorial Hope College Elite Soccer Camp in July after being honored as the initial ball coach and junior varsity others and humble, and the family) since he's been gone. Soccer Scholarship. The award recipient of the Mitch Butler Memorial Soccer Scholarship. girls basketball coach. heart and passion for soccer. But I really appreciate this and is presented in memory of Those interested are Those are the traits Mitch had thank them," Mitch Butler, a student at Busuito and Butler built values that accompany the asked to contact RU Athletic and that's why we are honoring According to Butler, her Redford Union, who was tragi- their friendship at an early age sport. Director Brett Steele at (313) Niki."' son's passion for soccer started cally killed in a bicycle/auto- through playing soccer and "This scholarship is a way 242-4270. mobile accident in October engaging in social activities for our family to give back to Busuito said she has always Please see SCHOLARSHIP, B3 2008. and constructing the moral our community that has been admired Butler's passion for Switch your Checking to COMMUNITY Community Financial Credit Union FINANCIAL and earn right here right for you wvsw.cfcu.org • (877) 937-2328 PLYMOUTH CANTON NORTH VILLE NOV •Some restrictions apply, visit our web site or branch for details. Federally Insured by NCUA. 12 (*) LOCAL SPORTS online at hometownlife.com ^ Clarenceville adjusting to independent status BY BRAD EMONS ing a two-year contract with Dearborn Heights OBSERVER STAFF WRITER Annapolis of the newly-formed Western Wayne Athletic Conference. For the first time since 1982, Liwnia 'It's been great because I've built good relation- Clarence\ille athletics finds itself on the outside ships with A.D.S over the years,' Murphy said. "It looking in. actually hasn't been too bad at all." With the Metro Conference dissolving, the Murphy was able to fill all 20 of his boys bas- Trojans will compete next season (2010-11) as an ketball dates for 2010-11. but is currently search- independent in all varsity and JV sports. ing for three more opponents in girls basketball. Clarenceville has been a member of the Metro "The boys (schedule) filled up real fast because since 1983 after spending the previous school year in December because e\'er>'body has open dates," as an independent. he said. "Wrestling, however, has been tough. You In 2005, the Metro had member nine schools have the weekend tournaments, which remains participating in football, but the exodus began in the same, but in Januarj- and February it's tough 2006-07 when Grosse Pointe Woods University- to fill dates during the week because schools have Liggett dropped its gridiron program. league matches. But in boys soccer. I feel I've put By 2008, the conference fell to seven members the best schedule together we've ever had. And in after Clawson joined the 36-school Macomb Area the spring I'm able to find games, although track Conference. and field is tough during the week because of The dominoes continued to fall prior to the league dates." 2009 football season when Lutheran High Garenceville currently fields a total of 22 teams Westland and Rochester Hills Lutheran - seven in the fall, 10 in the winter and five in the AARON BELL/OHL IMAGES Northwest opted to join the newly-expanded spripg. l6-school Michigan Independent Athletic With the disbanding of the 28-school Michigan Cam fowler of Farminglon Hills achieved a longtime goal Friday when he was drafted bv an NHL team. Conference. Mega Conference and emergence of smaller con- That left only five schools - Clarenceville, ferences including the Downriver League and Hamtramck, Macomb Lutheran North, WWAC, Clarenceville's options currently to find a Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood and new association are limited. National Development rated him the No. 5 pros- Harper Woods - competing last season. "We looked at it, but conferences have rules," Program, is an offense- NHL DRAFT pect overall, but defense- For 2010-11, both Cranbrook-Kingswood and Murphy said. "You have to have so many teams minded defenseman. FROM PAGE B1 men Erik Gudbranson Lutheran North opted to be affiliate members of and we don't have that." The 18-year-old passed (third, Florida Panthers) the Detroit Catholic League leaving Clarenceville, The 25-member Oakland Activities Association on a scholarship to Notre and unheralded Dylan Hamtramck and Harper Woods as the only and the 11-member WWAC were possibilities, but Worgo. "He just makes Dame to play for Ontario Mcllrath (10th, New York remaining members of the Metro. Clarenceville simply does not have enough sports. everyone around him bet- Hockey League and Rangers) went before him. The biggest drawback of being an independent? "We only have four JV teams," Murphy said. ter. Memorial Cup champion Fowler is an incredible "Kids can't compete for a conference title or "The WWAC requires 28 teams. We have bowling, "You might compare him Windsor. skater and one of the fast- receive all-conference awards," Clarenceville ath- but it's not a conference sport." to (former Colorado center) Fowler had 55 points in est in the Canadian Hockey letic administrator Kevin Murphy said. The only From 1975-81, Clarenceville was a mem- Joe Sakic. He can create 55 regular-season games League, according to Alan way we can hang a banner is if we win something ber of the four-school Metre West Acti\ities his own offense and finish with the Spitfires. He had Bass ofbleacherreport.com. at the state tournament level." Association, which included Annapolis, Oak Park plays around the net." another 14 in the playoffs "His foot movement is Scheduling is another concern, but Murphy was and Woodhaven. Prior to that, it was part of the and finished the season Seguin's assets are blaz- dazzling and his ability to quickly able to fill his 2010 nine-game regular six-school Wayne-Oakland County League which with 11 goals and 58 assists. ing speed, sharp passing keep control of the puck season football scheduler. included Bloomfield Hills Andover, Clarkston, ability and well'honed In three seasons with while turning through The Trojans open with Bradford Academy in West Bloomfield, Waterford Kettering and leadership qualities, Worgo the Ann Arbor-based U.S. defenders is unprecedented Southfield and will keep four of its former Metro Milford. added. national team. Fowler had in recent draft years," he Conference opponents on its schedule including "Back then we were close to 1,000 students," The 6-2,190-pound 13 goals and 49 assists. wrote. Lutheran North, Harper Woods, Hamtramck and Murphy said. "The other drawback now is that Fowler, who attended His best year was 2008- Fowler should be a top- Cranbrook. we'd be the smallest school in both of those con- Farmington High School 09 when he had 40 points tiered defenseman for the Murphy also contracted games with Pontiac ferences (WWAC and OAA)." (8/32). through the spring of 2007 next decade and a half, Notre Dame Prep and Ann Arbor Gabriel before joining the U.S. Central Scouting had Bass added. Richard of the Catholic League, and is fulfill- Oenionsdiliometownlife.com j (313) 222-6851 To place your ad here contact us at to- - [email protected] Employnieitt orcalll-ftOO-579-7355 CHECK OUT THESE EXCITING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES! For even more opportunilies see our "award winning" classified section! 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Parmington nine tournaments, and he xs-as Kick Williams, Jr,N.fariTiingloti the medalist in three. He shot a Drew Mossoian, Sr, Liv Stevenson fov»r-injder-p«r 69 at Pinekney, a JoshHeinje, Soph,, Plymouth Patrick Doty, Sr., Salem one-under 70 at Farniing;ton and Shane Kesthely, Sr, Farmmglon a tw-o-o\-er 7+ at West Blootnfiold. Zach Conrad. Sr, Canton SECOND TEAM Kollin .shot a one-under 71 on Shane Kesthely Zach Conrad Christian Debay Christian Debay, Sr., Liv. Stevenson Max Kollin Nick Williams Josh Heinze Patrick Doty the Woh^'rine Covirse at Grand Drew Mossoian Stevenson James Brvans. Sr., Plymouth North Plymouth Salem Farminglon Canton lYaM?rse Resort in the TYawrsc Justin Bauer, Jr, Plymouth North Stevenson City tournament, and he was the Aaron Thompson, Sr. Salem Farmington Farmington Ben ProOen. Soph, Liv. Churchill runner up ii\ the D-1 Oakland Greq8ussell,Sr.Farmington during a round and always plays County championships with a Brendan Muir. Sr, Canton verv intelligently." one-o\-er 73. COACH OF THE YEAR Chris Moore, Plymoutfi SECOND-TEAM GOLFERS *He is a pla>Tr on a mission to HONORAGLEMENTION Christian Debay, Sr., Stevenson: become the best," coach Bruce Churchill: Adam Yarber, Franklin: The senior captain and three- Sutton said. "He has put himself Jon Holmes, Jimmy Johnson, Drake year varsity performer is a two- Hermann. Stevenson; Dante Cicchelli, A in the record book at North as Adam Giordano; Adam laPorte. John time All-Observer selection. being the best golfer as far as Glenn: Josh DuPne. Wayne: Zachary Debay averaged 79 strokes per aN-erage. Once his career is done, Williamson. Canton: Kyle Korte, Travis Hall, Frank Parzynski, Hymouth: Ryan 18 holes and 39 per nine. it wxiuldnl surprise me if Max Rieckhoff: Ryan Bauer, Kyle Rodes He earned All-Kcnsington James Bryans Justin Bauer Aaron Ben Proben Greg Busseil Brendan Mulr has e\'ery Record out there. Salem: Brandon Duprev. Eric Ouprey. Conference honors with a 78 Thompson Churchill Farmington Canton "^\^len wure the medalist in North Farmington: Jeremy Burstem, (18th overall) and took 23rd in Plvmoulh Plymouth John Keller. Matt Coursen, farmington: Salem three IS-hole large ewnts and Steve Murphy, Austin LeGault. Jimmy the Division 1 district with an 80. haN-e shot the scores he's been Patterson; Harrison: Anthony Serafa, He added a 76 at the regional. this season." Churchill coach "Brendan has no weaknesses much as dual meets. shooting, it just sl^ows wu how Jalen Farmer: Thurston: Jason Lassen, in his game and is a remarkably Plymouth won its first Western Andreas Markellos. Garden City: Jared Debay is a thR'e-time Scholar- Paul Worley said. "For one, he is much work he puts into his Cusmano. Tom Firavich. John Selinski, Athlete honoree and two-time a Scholar-Athelte and has devel- good putter," Alles said. "Brendan Wayne Invitational and took sec- game." Plymouth Christian: Atei HuDer All-Conference player. oped a great mental approach lias excellent course management ond at the Bedford Invite at the Nick Williams, Jr., N. Farmlnqton: "Christian is one of the great- to the game. His good play and skills and an incredible knack for Legacy — which Moore said "was just the beginning of a wonderful A t%\-o-time. first-team selec- the senior's even-keel approach est kids I've ever coached." demeanor earned him Team reading greens." month" from May 10 to June 10. tion, Willian^s av-eraged 76-91 augmenting an outstanding all- Omietanski said. "He always had MVP honors." He qualified for the state fmals strokes in tournaments. He was around game. a positive attitude." Greg Busseil, Sr., Farmington: at Michigan State University's At the other end of that stretch, the medalist in twT) of the team's Doty, whose low round was 7+. James Bryans, Sr., Plymouth: Busseil came into his own as a Forest Akers thanks to an even- Plymouth earned its first trip to three dual meets, averaging averaged 39-6 and 76-6 strokes Whenever the senior faced adver- senior and finished well, averag- par 71 at the Dl regional. Muir the state fmals in school history 37.67 Willianw was the medalist for nine and 18 holes, respec- sity, he seemed to come through ing 75 in the last four tourna- then shot rounds of 76 and 73 with a second-place finish at the at the Trax-erse City tournament, tively. with a clutch shot. That mental ments. He shot an average score for a two-day score of 1+9 at the Division 1 regionals hosted by West Shore Golf Club in Grosse shooting a two-under 70 on "Patrick is a solid player who toughness and overall consis- of 78.27 in all events. His best finals, good for 33rd place. He. the Woh erine Course at Grand has an excellent short game." tency helped Brv-ans enjoy an all- finish was fourth place in the Other highlights for Muir Tra^-erse Resort. He was second said Salem head coach Ryan conferencc season — and solid Oakland County D-1 tournament included shooting 76 at the The weekend of June 11-12, the in the West Bloomfield Invite, Nimmerguth about the aJl- career — for the Wildcats. with a two-over 74 at Pontiac KLAA meet for all-conference Wildcats earned All-State honors third the OAA White Division conference selection. "His calm He finished w ith an average of CC. An academic all-state player. honors, four top-10 finishes at at the finals, tallying an eighth and D-1 district tournaments demeanor on the golf course 78 for 18 holes and was outstand- Busseil has an academic scholar- tournaments and a 35 against place finish of594 (three strokes and fourth in the Famiington enhances his ability to consis- ing at the state finals, shooting ship to U-of-D Mercy where he Livonia Franklin at Hilltop. shy of fifth place). and Alma invites. tently shoot low scores. He was 75 on Day l and following up the will study electrical engineering. COACH OF THE YEAR Meanwhile, on Day 1 of the "Nick had a good year but not a great role model for the under- next dav' with a team-leading 74. "He's a super kid to coach, a Chris Moore, finals. Plymouth's Josh Heinze, a good year by his standards," classmen and a huge asset to the "James has that ability to over- very coachable player," coach Plymouth: The Justin Bauer, James Bryans and coach ^tton said. "He vs-as rath- team." come a bad shot or a bad hole and Zaleski said. "His average got Plymouth Ryan Bauer tallied a combined er disappointed in his season, but Shane Kesthely, Sr., Farmington: fight back," Moore said. "This is better every year, and he really boys golf team 293 score to shatter the school record set the previous weekend a lot of other kids would be happv' Kestheh' is another repeat mem- something that cannot be taught, came on strong at the end of the accomplished a at regionals. to havTe his season. ber of the all-area first team. it is a natural gift and it served season. We were very competitive string of goals "TTie nice thing about having He averaged 75.55 strokes for 11 James well. at the end. We shot in the lows during the 2010 Moore sets the tone, but he Max and Nick on the team is tournaments and 36.86 in seven 'He is a very talented golfer 300s every time. season, mak- stressed that his golfers are the they push one and other. They're dual meets. He was the medalist and probably one of the most "Greg surely will be missed. ing it a year to ones who deserve any accolades great kids. Nick is one of the in five duals. Kesthely finished consistent golfers on our team." You can put other players on the Chris Moore remember for for 2010. better captains I'v-e had on the first in both OAA White Division Justin Bauer, Jr., Plymouth: team, but filling that spot with Plymouth coach Moore and the "The self-discipline that each team since Iw been coaching (20 tournaments, shooting a three- Bauer followed up a successful his kind of character t^es a Wildcats. of these golfers has as well as wars).' over 75 at Heather Highlands sophomore year with an even while to achieve." 'Kwas a tre- their self confidence led these Drew Mossoian, Sr., Stevenson: and two-over 74 at Huron more impressive junior year for Brendan Mulr, Sr., Canton: Muir mendous season," Moore said. young men to our best season," The senior captain averaged 77 in Meadows. He was the runner-up PHmouth's first-ever state finals brought a cerebral approach to "The boys worked so hard all Moore noted. "What makes these seven 18-hole tournaments and in the Farmington Invite and team. the golf course, and that helped year on accomplishing all of young men so special is that they pass these traits onto the rest of 38 per ninevviiile eamirig medal- the D-1 district at Pontiac CC. He averaged 78 fwr 18 holes the senior co-captain register their goals. Winning the (KLAA our team, and the culture of our ist honors four times. Kesthely will join former team- and led the Wildcats in birdies averages of 39 and 77 for nine South) division, and going unde- team is what made this season so Mossoian also finished mates and 2009 all-area players while shooting 1-under par at and 18 holes, respectively, as well feated (10-0) was quite a feat," much fun for me and for all of the fourth in the KLAA Kensington Ian Ellis and Jordan Weinger on Pheasant Run to finish second as grabbing medalist honors Moore and his team had it young men." Conference tournament with a the OCC team. in the KLAA conference tourna- twice. going on at tournaments as 73 and was sbcth in the Division 1 'He did a really good job of ment. district tourney with another 73- going low," coach Dennis Zaleski Another all-conference selec- He fired a 75 at the regional. said, "That kept him from staying tion for Plymouth, he shot a 76 Mossoian. headed to consistent, because he wanted at MSUs Forest Akers at the Dl Rockhurst (Mo.) University to shoot those sub-par rounds. state finals. in the fall, is a four-year var- He wasn't happy to plav- par, he "He has the tendencv' to sity plawr and three-time AU- wanted to go low. start the season slow." Moore Observer selection. He was also "He's somewhat self-taught. He explained. "Then as the season an individual state qualifier as a doesn't have a swing coach; he progresses. Justin improves." sophomore and is a three-time doesn't have lessons. He's worked Aaron Thompson, Sr., Salem; The Scholar-Athlete honoree as well. it out on his own. That's part of senior had another splendid sea- 'Drevr- was a pleasure to coach, what made him abetter player. son for the Rocks, with an aver- ahvays came to play and will do If something is going wrong, he age of 38.5 strokes for nine holes well in college." Stevenson coach knovs-s how to fix it without any and 79.4 strokes for 18. Jim Omietanski said. extra help." The All-KLAA golfer's low Josh Heinze, Soph., PlYmouth: Zach Conrad, Sr., Canton: Conrad round of the season was 72 at What a sophomore season for was the picture of consistency, districts, with other impressive ( Heinze. Wi4io led the Wildcats breaking 40 in eight of 10 match- performances including rounds with averages of 36.6 strokes for es while averaging 38.1 for nine of 73 at the conference meet and nine holes and 78 for 18. holes and 76,4 for 18, 75 at regionals. LIVONIA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION The all-conference golfer keyed The senior co-captain was "Aaron has a real passion for the team's undefeated regular medalist six times, includ- golf and is always looking to season and impressed at the Dl ing a l-under-par 34 against improve his game," Nimmerguth state fmals with rounds of 71 and Livonia Churchill at Whispering said. 'He had an outstanding 76. Willows. He also took top honors season." OPEN Meanwhile, Heinze registered after shooting a 75 for 18 at the Ben Proben, Soph., Churchill: a 74 at the regionab at West Western Wayne Invitational. The lOth-grader averaged 78.1 Shore Golf Club, enabling the He then earned selection to the strokes per 18 holes and carried a Wildcats to earn their first trip to all-conference team with a 76 at 38.7 ledger per nine while earn- rElROLLMENT* the fmals in school history. the KLAA meet and shot 72 at ing medalist honors in five dual 'He improved drastically the districts. Conrad also tallied matches. Fixed monthly payments for house teams! over his freshman season,' said a 72 at the Division 1 regionals Proben also earned top All Livonia league games played at Eddie Edgar and/or Devonaire. Plymouth head coach Chris and placed fourth after losing in ten finishes in the Brighton. Moore. "Josh's mental prepara- a playofT. 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Contact Editor Sharon Dargay COMMUNITY LIFE Voice Mail: (313) 222-8883 E-mail; Sunday, June 27.2010 hometownlifef I Jcom Comment online at hometownlife.com Ponds, flowers, gazebos star on Trailwood Garden Club walk BV SHARON DARGAY O&E STAFF WRITER An ornamental culvert filled with lush greenery and stone snakes around Suzanne and Jack Dempsey's Plymouth Township home. It's one of the first features you'll notice walking up the driveway. Take a right and cross its quaint wooden pedestrian bridge just beyond the homes expansive covered porch. Or follow it around to the back- yard and enjoy the surround- ings. The Dempsey property is among eight residences blooms at Suzanne and Jack Dempsey's Plymouth Township home. on the Flowers are Forever Garden Walk, presented by PHOTOS BY BILL 8RESLER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER the Trailwood Garden Club Suzanne Dempsey keeps extensive records and photos on the landscaping progress. •Riesday, June 29. FLOWERS ARE FOREVER 6ARDEN WALK The walk is meant to inspire, entertain and share What; Trailwood Garden Club's 15th annual tour of local gardens the efforts of local homeown- When: Noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 29 ers for whom gardening is a Where: Visit the gardens at eight private homes throughout Plymouth labor of love. Township; refreshments will be served In addition to the Dempsey Tickets; Cost is $8 pre-sale, $10 on walk day. Tickets for children, 12 and garden, visitors will see former farm property, land- under are half off. Little gardeners carried in arms are admitted free. No scaped with perennials strollers permitted in the gardens. Tickets available at Saxton's Garden — including a 30-year-old Center, 587 W. Ann Arbor Trail, (734) 453-6250; Backyard Birds, 627 S. Climbing Hydrangea — and Main. (734) 416-0600; Darlene Rinke, (734) 459-7499, and Kate Kerr, (734) maple tree trunk artisti- 455-6867, cally carved into an angel. At another site, a backyard pond attracts a variety of there was a lot of stuff in back charming retro lawn furni- birds, from orioles to Great here," said Dempsey, dressed ture — toward the house, Blue Herons. One couple in casual work shirt and cap, making the culvert and refers to different portions of with a clothes-softening dryer French drain a must for keep- their triangular-shaped prop- sheet tucked into her ponytail ing the area dry. erty as "rooms," and another to keep insects at bay while John Cullen, another land- dubbed their home and gar- working. "After 2006 we put scape designer Dempsey met den "Hilltop Lodge" because in the pond. The shed and at a Chicago Garden Show, Herbs and flowers sit on the patio of its similarity to a northern kitchen garden came in '07. reworked the north lawn, A section of fence and rubber work gloves form a surreal composition. steps. In the background, part of Michigan lodge motif My husband said 'we've got to burying a drainage ditch and the culvert/rain garden that directs At "Honeysuckle Hill," share this.'" adding French drains and runoff around the home. Suzanne Dempsey began pre- drain tiles to the remainder of hill top and the rear of the there. I remember going out paring for the walk in early BUILDING FROM SCRATCH it. He also constructed a stone house. A collection of water- and turning off the TV at spring. A garden designer, The couple built their house wall to create a clean edge ing cans line the steps lead- night." and patio at the rear of the Dempsey worked for weeks in 1990, moving in a year between the north yard and ing to the screened-in sitting Dempsey keeps goldfish in house. The nearby shed looks to bring the landscaping beds later from another Plymouth adjacent woods. area, which Dempsey's daugh- the pond that is deep enough out on the pond and patio. into perfect shape for visitors. 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In her spare time Games as a she likes to play with her dog part of Team MARK R.AYMOND Chopper, ride her bike and Michigan next KIRKPATRICK exercise. month, Age 56, June 19. 2010. of Wetland "I am \ev\ excited. I look for- Beloved husband of Gerri. Loving Campbell Emily ward to meeting new athletes father of Kisa (Justin) Baskin. Dear Campbell from different places and to brother of Wayne (Tammy). Visitation and Julie was Tues 3-9 PM at Vermeulen tell everyone at school about it," Funeral Home, 980 N. Newburgh Rd. Trublowski will Trublowski stated. (btwn Ford & Cheny Hill). Westiand. compete at the Team Michigan includes 59 Funeral Service was held Wed 11 AM 2010 Special at the funeral home. Interment Special Olympics Michigan Cadillac Memorial Gardens, West- 01>7npics athletes, two unified partners, Memorial Contributions to the family National 17 coaches and five Special JESSLYN MARIE ALTIZER MARVIN LEONEL ESCH would be appreciated. To leave a con- FLOYD NOETZOL Games in Olympics Michigan staff Age 64 of Commerce Twp., June 18, 1927-2010 dolence message for the family, visit 2010. Loving mother of Teresa (David) vermeulenfuncralhome.com. Was bom February 17, 1915, Nebraska, tak- members. There are a total of Marvin Leonel Esch passed away in Kaitschuck and Kenneth (Beth) Altizer. and died peacefully on June ing place July his sleep Saturday, June 19, 2010; two 3,000 athletes from all over the Proud grandmother of Brandon. Kaylie, 23. 2010. He was preceded days after celebrating his 60th Trublowski 18 to July 23" nation competing at the 2010 Benjamin and Zachaiy. Sister of George in death by his beloved wife, anniversary with his wife, Olga. Marv Nance, Debra (Pete) Kinser and Helen, and step-daughter, Jolan Campbell, Special Olympics USA National was t>om in Flinton, Pennsylvania on Kimberly Nance. A Memorial Service AVA LILLIAN LAVERE Kondratko. Survived by three step- 20, will compete in aquatics. Games. Also in attendance August 4. 1927. He married Olga has taken place at Vermeulen Funeral daughters; ten grandchildren, includ- Jurich on June 17. 1950. His wife 5 1'2 yrs. old. passed fnjm the arms of When she's not swimming, at the 2010 Special Olympics Home, 980 N. Newburgh Rd.. Westiand. ing Michael (Paula) Kondratko, Kenny became his lifelong friend. He her parents into the arms of heaven Memorial contributions may be made Kondratko, and Kelly (Rick) Solak; Campbell enjoys playing the Wii USA National Games will be received his secondary education in June 16, 2010, in Chicago, 111., due to to Kamianos Cancer Foundation. twelve great grandchildren, including and computer games, listen- 1,000 coaches, 15,000 family Jackson, Michigan and Akron, Ohio congenital heart disease and compli- To share a memory, please visit: Hannah Kondratko, Katie Kondratko. and attended the University of cations from a recent heart transplant. ing to music and dancing. She and friends, 8,000 volunteers >enneuienfuneralhome.com Julia Solak and Samantha Solak; and Michigan where he obtained his Ph.D She is survived by her parents. three great-great grandchildren. Mr. has won numerous gold medals and more than 30,000 fans, in 1957. Marv served under Governor Jennifer (nec Derwinski) originally Noetzol served as a Seabee in the U.S. in swimming and is excited to The games will run from July George Romney in the Michigan from Farmington Hills, Mi., and hus- Navy in the South Pacific. He retired compete at the Special OljTnpics 18-23 in Lincoln, Neb., either State House of Representatives from band, John LaVere, from Marine City, from Massey Ferguson in the 1970s as VIRGINIA "Jennv" CORA 1965-1966. In 1966 he was elected to Mi; both graduates of Eastern a truck driver and was proud to have National Games. on or near of the University BARTLETT the United States House of Represen- Michigan University. Ava is survived achieved the award of traveling a mil- of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. on her mother's side by her 95 yr. old "These games mean every- Age 68. passed away June 19, 2010 tatives representing Ann Arbor and lion miles accident free. He and his Athletes will compete in 13 southeastern Michigan until 1976. Great Grandfather, Michael H. thing to Emily. To be able to in Knoxville, TN. A funeral service late wife Helen, moved from Dearborn Marvin made many friends in politics, Derwinski; her Grandparei^ts, to Plymouth with their granddaughter, different sporting competi- was held June 24. 2010 at PHILLIPS compete in swimming against and was most grateful to his faithful Michael A. and Sharon Derwinski; Kelly, in 1978. They loved traveling tions including swimming, flag FUNERAL HOME, South Lyon. the best swimmers in the staff that he considered family. aunts and uncles Kristie (Chris) around the country in their motor football, basketball, bowling, Marvin was Director of Public Affairs Jones, Caria (Chad) Whinon, Theresa home seeing the sights and spending country is a challenge she is for the U.S. Steel Corporation, (Robed) Fetter, and Heather (Davin) lime together More recently, Mr. looking forward to. This also bocce, golf, rhythmic g>7nnas- SUZANNE JEANNE Soderquist. On her father's side she is 1977-1980; the Director of Programs Noetzol loved taking trips with Kelly means Emily's hard work has tics, powerlifting, soccer, track WICKETT BATMAN and Seminars for the American survived by her Great Grandmother and her family, having visited the and field, softball, tennis and Enterprise Institute, 1981-1987; and a Louise LaVere, 96 yrs.. Grandparents paid off and she cannot wait Caribbean several times and Alaska, volleyball. Died peacefully June 21. 2010, in private advocate. Marvin served in Daniel and Jean LaVere. aunts and He also loved visiting his grandson, to show everyone what she can Atlanta. GA surrounded by family. the Organization for Economic uncles Therese (Steve) Klaty. Ann Michael and his family in southern do," stated Emily's mother Sue Suzanne wiis bom in Jackson, MI on Development in Paris and as emeritus (Jonathon) Schneider, and Marie California, where they enjoyed trips in For more information, visit Campbell. December 12, 1922. She attended Cass trustee of the John F. Kennedy Center (MichacI) Wright; uncles Joe LaVere a hot air balloon, to the Temecula wvm. 2010specialolympics.org. Technical High School and lived and for the Performing Arts. Marv served and Gabe LaVere. Memorial service Valley vineyards. San Diego, Palm worked in Detroit until 1997. In recent in President Reagan's transition team to be held in Evanston, HI., on June Springs and to the Pacific Ocean. years she lived in San Diego and final- and as an education advisor to 28 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church. WTien he wasn't traveling, he enjoyed ly in Atlanta. Suzanne raised five chil- President Reagan and President H. W. Locally, there will be an "After Glow going to the casino, visiting with fam- dren amidst great challenges with Bush. Marvin returned to Ann Arbor Party" July 10 at Brys Park in St. ily and friends, and going on scenic MILESTONES resourcefulness, determination and to work with his friend Tom Clair Shores, Mi., as a fundraiser for drives. Visitation Sunday 1-7 p.m. humor. She was an avid reader, had a Monaghan on numerous philanthropic medical & funeral expenses. Funeral from Schrader-Howell keen sense of fashion and loved shop- projects and was the president of The Donations to "Ava's Giving Tree" c/o Funeral Home, 280 S. Main, ping and going to the beach. Suzanne Communication Group until his CarIa Whitlon, 21628 Lange St., St. Plymouth. Monday 12:30, Memorials took great pride in her family and retirement in 1992. Marvin was pre- Clair Shores. Mi. 48080. The crema- may be made in his name to the GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY IN FARMINGTON HILLS remains a source of inspiration to them. ceded in death by his parents, Paul tion for Ava LaVere was done through Alzheimer's Association. Suzanne was preceded in death by hus- and Susan, his sister Eileen, his broth- Cremation Society of Illinois. bands Lt. Col. John D. Batman and er Everett and his beloved son Leonel. Walter Porter T. O'Leary, and siblings Frances, He is survived by his brother Gordon Hal, and Robert Wickett She is sur- Esch, his wife Olga, daughter Emily Jablonski and vived by her children Sally (Sartih) Esch, son Tom Esch and his wife Delphine "Dolly" O'Leary (Michael Perry) of Atlanta, Charlene and his grandson Logan. Linda O'L^ary (George Hunter) of San (Donakowski) Marv is also survived by numerous MARIE ANTOINETTE Diego. CA. Julie O'Leary (Frank nieces and nephews on both the Esch Jablonski of Whiteman) of Duluth, MN, James (NEE DUGAS) SABATINI and Jurich side whom he loved. Farmington Hills O'Leary (Deborah) of Royal Oak, MI, Marvin was an optimist who inspired 82, died peacefully on June 24, 2010, and Peter O'Leary of Royal Oak, MI, a hope. A constant theme in his mar- at the Maiy wood Nursing Care Center, marked their sister Maureen Ciampa (Peter) of Fort riage with Olga as well as his prayer \ Livonia where she resided for the past 50-year wedding Myers, FL, grandchildren - Daniel and for America was "And the best is yet 2-1/2 years. She was bom in Detroit, anniversary June Gabriel O'Leary, Sarah and Cristina to be!" Marvin was a kind man who Michigan on April 27, 1928 to Hilda Hunter, Elizabeth and Peter Whiteman. loved to tell stories and engage others and the late Milton G. Dugas, Sr. She 25. and Jack and Janet O'Leaiy, and many by encouraging them to tell their is survived by her nine children: The couple were nieces and nephews. Friends and fami- story. To the end he was sustained by Leonard (Linda), Chillicothe, OH; wed in I960 at ly are invited to a memorial mass and that which he cherished most: his Gerald (Barbara), Plymouth. MI; celebration of her life at St. James faith, his family, his fi-iends and his Diana Burke, Boca Raton, FL; Saint Stephan Catholic Church in Femdale, MI,. country. A memorial service will be Kenneth (Yolanda), Garden City, MI; Church, Detroit. 11:00 AM. August 20. 2010. held at 1:00 p.m., Monday June 28. FRANCES J. LYNCH Robert (Anita). Livonia, Ml; Richard Their children 2010 at the First Presbyterian Church, Age 80, June 21, 2010. Loving wife of (Mar>). Dearborn Heights, MI; 1432 Washtenaw Ave. in Ann Arbor. Dominic (Pauline), Chesterfield, MI; are Christopher Memorial gifts may be made to the late Robert- Dear mother of Bryan In lieu of flowers, contributions in his Yola (Mark) Okster, Novi, MI; and Catholic Charities (Jill), Bobby (Saveta). Bill. Kenny and (Jennifer) memory may be given to the Pastoral Jeanine (Mark) Bourcier, Canton, Ml. Kim (Steven) Brown. Beloved grand- Jablonski of http;//www.caiholiccharitiesusa.org/ Care Fund at First Presbyterian She is also survived by her 16 grand- Paqe.aspx?pid=200 Church or the charity of choice. mother of Michelle, Eric, Michael. children, two great-grandchildren and Dearborn: Tiffany. Cory and Tyler Sister of The family would like to thank the Arrangements are entrusted to the siblings: Yola (John) Stencel, Eugenia Kenneth (Tamara) Muehlig Funeral Chapel, Ann Arbor. Audrey, Joe and Nelson Taylor Best Grzywacz and Milton G, Jr (Diane). staff of Arbor Terrace Assisted Living. Jablonski of White and dearest friend of Gladys and many She was predeceased by her husband A.G. Rhodes Home, and Vista Care others. Fran enjoyed traveling, playing of 43 years, Dominic Alfred (Sarti) Lake Township; cards and spending time with her fam- Hospice for their care and support. Sabatini in 1995. Marie was a 1946 Colette (Robert) Walter and Delphine Jablonski of FarminQton Hills ily and friends. Arrangements by the graduate of St. Benedict HS (Highland Harry J. Will Funeral Home, 37000 Park, Ml) and 1950 graduate of Mahanes of Six Mile, Livonia. Marygrove College (Detroit). River Forest 111.; vww.harr>'j wijlfuneralhome.com. Visitation will be held Mon. June 28 at Coleen (Maurice) The couple also have 15 the Fred Wood Funeral Home 36100 Five Mile Road, Livonia at 1:00pm, Grosso of Holly; Thomas grandchildren. with a prayer service at 7pm. She will (Samantha) Jablonski of White The Jablonskis celebrated be In State Tues. June 29 at 10:00am Lake Township; and Nancy their anniversary with a gar- CHARLES E. MURTHA JR. and a Funeral Mass will be held at (Volker) Hellwegof'I\ibingen, den party attended by family June 19, 2010 Age 87 of Westiand. 10:30am at Our Lady of Good Counsel Beloved husband of the late Isabelle. Catholic Church 47650 N Territorial Germanv. and friends. Dear father of Kathleen (John) Rd, Plymouth. Contributions can be Andreas, Susan (Wayne) Lankford, made to: Marygrove College, Saint Edward, Amy (Robert) Frysinger, and Vincent DePaul or Marywood Nursing the late Linda Gearin. Brother of Care Center Please visit: •TATROE to the Alvin. Grandfather of ten and Great- Grandfather of thirteen. Memorial www. fredwoodfuneralhome.com ESTELLE HERZBERG service to be held at a later date. Cremation rights were accorded. to leave the family a message. Laura Hubbard and Kevin (NEE GROSHKO) Please view memorial and send trib- Tatroe announce their engage- Age 93, passed away peacefully in utes at www.uhtth.com. ment. the carc of her family, June 20, 2010. Beloved wife of the late Jack. Loving The bride-to-be, daughter of mother of Tina and Cindy. Dear sister Douglas and Linda Hubbard of the late John. Ed, Basil, Steve, of Livonia, graduated in 2007 Marie, Kathleen and Ann. Also sur- vived by many nieccs, nephews and from Michigan State University friends. Funeral at Lynch & Sons with a bachelor's degree in Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks Road social work and in 2009 from loved One (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) Sunday, Hubbard-Tatroe June 27 at 3pm. Visitation beginning Michigan State University at 12pm. Memorials appreciated to with a master's degree in social i- Beaumont Hospice. Obituary and con- work. She is a behavior thera- degree in political science. He dolences at lynchfuneraldirectors.com pist for Residential Options, is a juris doctorate student at Inc. and works with children Thomas M. Cooley Law School who have de\'elopmental dis- ^OBITUARY^ .lOSEPHINE N. TINNELLY and a candidate for a master's abilities. degree in public administra- POLICY Age 83. of Farmington, June 23, 2010 JANICE M. "JAN" MYERS Josephine is survived by her loving Her fianctS son of Dog and tion at Western Michigan The first five "billed' lines of an Age 71. died peacefully at home on June children, Nancy (Patrick) Harmon and Carol Wooley of St, Johns University, He is expected to obihjai)' are published at no cost. 19, 2010 surrounded by her husband. Hric (Linda) Tinnelly; her cherished graduation in May 2011. Ail aciditional lines will be Bill, and their sons, Man. Greg and grandchildren. Patrick. Spencer. and Jon and June Tatroe charged at $4 per line. You may Steve, Surviving as well are Matt's wife, Rebecca Tinnelly. and Michael, of Perrinton, graduated in A September 2010 wedding place a picture of your loved one Chris, and their daughters, Annie. Julia William Harmon. She is preceded in 2006 from Western Michigan is planned at First United and Kale; Greg's wife, Liz. their daugh- tor an additional cost of only $6. death by her beloved husband, John ter, Charlotte, and son, Jelfrey; and (1972); son, Steven Paul (2005). and University with a bachelor's Methodist Church of Plymouth. Symbolic emblems may be Steve's wife, Holly, and their tvbin sons, her siblings, Walter Brooks Jr., included at no cost (example: Oliver and Graham. Jan's sibling sister, Mildred Lux and Ralph Brooks. American Flags, religious Lyn Malone, and Jan's adoptive sister, Funeral Service Monday, June 28th, symbols, etc.) Linda Luchi, also survive. A Memorial 10 AM at the Heeney-Sundquist Service was held in Jan's honor on Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington COHN-HICKEY WALTER P. KANTZLER Saturday. June 26lh. at 10:00 a.m. at Rd., (just N. of Grand River, btw 9-10 Deadlines: Christ Church Cranbrook on Lone Pine Mile Rds.). Downtown Farmington The parents of Sarah Frtd&y 4:1 S PM for Sur>day Age 91, of Livonia, June 24, 2010. Road in the City of Bloomfield Hills. If 248-474-5200. Visitation Sunday Wednesday 9:45 AM for Thursday Walter was a WWII Navy Veteran and a desired, memorial tributes in lieu of 3:00-7:00 PM. Memorial tributes sug- Pauline Cohn and Mathew longtime parishioner of St. Adian flowers may be made to: gested to Henry Ford Hospital, West David Hickey are proud to Catholic Church, Livonia. He is tlie OOituanes /ecMwd alttf Omse detonnes Care House of Oakland County, Bloomfield, heeney-sundquist.com wUlbeplaeed m Ote nexttvaHtble tssue.lovin g father of Lynn Vance-Ledwidge announce the engagement of (Terry Ledwidge); cherished grandfa- telephone 248.332.7173. website their children. ther of Damon Vance and Connor http:'/www. care house, org and/or The bride-to-be, daughter t-msil yotir obit ID Ledwidge. Funeral Mass, Monday. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. [email protected] of Curtis and Susan Williams June 28th. 11AM at St. Regis Catholic telephone 248-581-3900. website Church, 3695 Lincoln Dr.. Bloomfield of Livonia and Daniel B. Cohn ortaita htt p:'/ www.leukcmia-lymphoma.org- BOB TORO Attn; Obits c/o Ctiar Wilson Hills. The family will receive guests at Cohn-Hlckey View obituary and share memories ai Age 60. Passed away on June 19th of Newark, N.J., graduated in 313-496-4968 the church on Monday from 10 AM w^^•Vr. DesmondFuneralHome.com with his family by his side. He is sur- 1998 from Farmington High fcf man kjformalfon oB: until the time of the Funeral Mass. Entombment Holy Sepulchre vived by a very loving wife Lynne, of School and in 2002 from of Farmington High School 43 years. A caring and supportive Char Wilson Mausoleum, Souihfield. Memorial Michigan State University, She 586-826-7082 father of April & Kim. A wonderful and a 2000 graduate of tributes suggested to Little Sisters of the received a master's degree in or Liz Keiser Poor or the Fox Run Benevolent Fund. role model of four grandchildren; Michigan State University. Jessica, Nicholas, Jordan and Dillon, 586-977-7538 Arrangements entrusted to the 2005 from the University of Both Matt and Sarah work Contact can be made for sevices at ortotffrM Heeney-Sundquist PuiterBl Home. Georgia. and live in Chicago, 111. Downlov^T) Farmington [email protected]. lie I 800-579-7355 J will be sorely missed. At ihe families Her fiance, son of Dave and A July 2010 wedding is 248-474-5200 request donations can be made in lieu Linda Hickey of Commerce planned. heeney -sundqui st .com of flowers to the Leukemia & 0E0aa9B429 —sCSI Lymphoma Society in Bob's name. Township, is a 1996 graduate (•) B7 HAVE A STORY IDEA? Contact Editor Sharon Dargay HEALTH Voice Mail: (313) 222-8883 E-mail: s(][email protected] Sunday. June 27,2010 hometownlifeCiilcom Comment online at hometownlife.com MEDICAL DATEBOOK JUIY (313) 300-0957. E-mail jeanieweav- Westiand. Meetings are also held at er^^charter.net, the Village of Redford on Six Mile. Women's heart study seeks Eye exams The morning group meets 10 a.m. Overeaters Anonymous The Coburn-Kleinfeldt Eye Clinic to noon on the second Thursday will offer free eye examinations Meet 7 p.m. Thursdays in the of the month: the evening group local participants 40 and up for senior adults from 8 a.m. to 3 Courtyard Room at Unity of Livonia meets the fourth Thursday of the p.m., Thursday, July 15, at 33400 Church, 28660 Five Mile, between month from 6-8 p.m. Adult care W. Six Mile, at Farminqton Road, in Middlebelt and Inkster roads. may also be available. Call Nancy Livonia: and 7 p.m. Sundays at the Coman at (313) 843-2550, Ext. 233. Women 40 and over may After the initial tests, each Bloomfield Livonia. Board-certified physicians Marion Professional Building at St. participate in a free national participant will be called • July 21 - Adat and staff members will screen for Parkinson Support Mary's Hospital, 14555 Levan at Five VN-onien's heart study being annually for five years to Shalom Synagogue, 29901 glaucoma, cataracts, diabetic reti- Mile, Livonia, in Classroom 1. Call Western Oakland Parkinson conducted by The Detroit check on their health. The Middlebelt. Farmington nopathy, and other eye conditions (313) 387-9797. Anyone Who wants Support Group meets 7-9 p.m. on Medical Center and The tests are free and partici- Hills which are more common among to stop eating compulsively is the second Tuesday of the month Sinai Guild this summer. pants will receive a written Additional information older individuals. The exam is free and patients will be examined in the welcome. For more Greater Detroit except January, July and August, The study will identify report of their results. is available by calling The order of their arrival. A limited sup- Overeaters Anonymous informa- atfarmington Hills Baptist Church, predictors of heart health No pre-registration is Sinai Guild office at ply of free eye drops for glaucoma tion, call(248) 559-7722 or visit 2B301 Middlebelt, between 12 in women. Participants will needed but an eight-hour (248) 538-6501 or online will be distributed at the screen- www.oa.org. Mile and 13 Mile. Enter at rear of receive a free blood test, fast is required. Tests will at www.thesinaiguild.org. ing. Free parking is adjacent to the church. For information, call (248) blood pressure check and be given from 8 a.m. to The Sinai Guild, is a clinic building, which is wheelchair- Breast cancer support group 433-1011. ultrasound of the carotid noon at these locations: nonprofit organization accessible, and free refreshments Meets 6:30-8 p.m. on the second and brachial arteries. • June 29 — Oak Park that raises funds for medi- CPR classes will be served. Patients are asked Tuesday of the month in the Atrium Most cardiac research has Jewish Community Center, cal needs in metropolitan to bring two canned goods or other of Our Lady of Hope Cancer Center. Classes range from basic CPR for focused on men and this 15110 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park Detroit, focusing on the non-perishable food items that will St. Mary Mercy Hospital, 36475 Five people who wish to know how to study will provide insight • July 11 and Aug. 4- hospitals of the Detroit be donated to Help's on the Way, a Mile (use south entrance off Levan help save a life to certification into the factors that affect — Temple Israel, 5725 Medical Center and the local non-profit organization that Road), Livonia. Call (734) 655-1100, for those who need CPR for work heart health in women. Walnut Lake Road, West Jewish community. provides food to the needy in the or visit www.stmarymercy.org. and state licensure, at OMC Huron Detroit area. (734) 421-2020 Valley-Sinai Hospital, 1 William Caregivers support group Carls Dr., Commerce. First aid Physical Therapy St. John's Support Group for the classes also available. Classes offered weekday evenings and Find out how physical therapy Caregivers of Alzheimer's Patients Saturday mornings. Price varies. can help relieve back, knee and or patients with other forms of Pre-registration required at www, July 17 Milan event raises shoulder pain while keeping joints dementia meet the first and third hvsh,org/hvsh/calendar or call and muscles strong and healthy, Friday of each month at 10 a.m. at (248) 937-3314. at a free community seminar pre- St. John's Episcopal Church, 574 sented by Beaumont Hospital. The South Sheldon, Plymouth. Respite Arthritis support group awareness of bladder cancer one-hour seminar will be led by a care for your loved one will be Beaumont physical therapist and provided. Call Connie McNutt at 2-3:30 p.m. the third Thursday of The University of Michigan Department rama with activities for kids, a silent auction a Beaumont doctor. The program (734) 895-1426 for information. the month at the Krieger Center, of Urolog>' and the Comprehensive Cancer and door prizes. is scheduled (or 2-3 p.m., July 29 Authorized by the Alzheimer's DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, Center s Bladder Cancer Support Group — one "This event and day is important because and 6-7 p.m., Aug. 2, at the hospital, Association. 1 William Carls Drive, Commerce. of the first of its kind in the nation geared spe- raising awareness of bladder cancer will inform located on Woodward Ave., and 13 Enter the building via the South cifically toward bladder cancer — will hold a people on how to recognize the signs and Mile in Royal Oak. Register at (800) Metro Fibromyalgia Garden entrance. Registration not dinner-dance in celebration of the first-ever symptoms early," said Staci Mitchell, nurse 663-7377. required, national Bladder Cancer Awareness Day on July practitioner and clinical coordinator of the Meets the second and fourth 17. "Beating the Drum for Bladder Cancer," an U-M Bladder Cancer Support Group. "Early Thursday of the month at 2055 Tai Ctii classes Americana-st>'le event will be held from 5:30-11 diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer is ONGOING Merriman, Garden City. For more At 165 E. Square Lake, Bloomfield p.m. at the Family Center on 420 North St. in imperative." information, call Lucy at (734) Fitness classes Hills (7 p.m, Monday and Milan. "hie Bladder Cancer Support Group is regu- 462-1768. Exercise classes for men and Wednesday), and 38121 Ann Arbor Tickets are $35 per person, or $17-50 for larly attended by at least 40 participants who Wayne metro caregiver sup- women continue through April Road (11 a.m. Wednesday, and 7 children under 12. Children under 5 are free. are either newly diagnosed bladder cancer at the Metropolitan Seventh-Day p.m. Monday-Thursday, Presented Admission includes hors d'oeuvres, a gourmet patients, patients undergoing treatment or port Adventist School, 15585 Haggerty, by nonprofit Michigan Tai Chi dinner buffet, pastn,- assortment, coffee and family members of bladder cancer patients. The Are you a caregiver of an aging north of Five Mile. Jeanie Weaver is Association in Livonia. For details, punch in addition to participation in the sched- group actively partakes in support activities parent, spouse or relative? a certified personal fitness trainer call (734) 591-3530. uled program events, including survivor testi- such as roundtable discussions and educational Wayne Metro's Caregiver Support with 30 years of teaching/training monials, bladder bingo and dancing. seminars to provide information and guidance Groups offer assistance to those Low vision support group on living and coping with bladder cancer. All experience. The sessions infuse struggling to find or give qual- Also on hand will be experts in bladder event proceeds will go directly to the group for Pilates, functional strength train- ity care to loved ones. 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These programs are disposition. assistants help provide eye (" I yf*X- washes 6- benefits healthcare is where it's at. care. According to the Bureau of (Contact Ocbbic £>ellovar^ Labor Statistics (BLS). [)irectory of TT Director of Development &. Community Relations mmmmi Milford/Novi office Evangelical Homes of Michigan, an Employer of Choice, is proud to serve the people of Southeast Michigan since 1879. Please fax We offer an array of Senior Housing and Health Services that address a full continuum of needs for older adults. resume to: We have an immediate opening for an experienced and highly motivated Director of Development and Community 248-685-8039 Assist and support ^ i Relations. This successful candidate must have a strong working knowledge of planned giving programs and how to the persons that we serve • i market them: have the ability to cultivate, solicit and steward gifts In the Oakland and Macomb communities; establish, in residential I lead, and staff an Oakland County Advisory Board and Church Ambassador Croup; establish and implement a strategic settings. | major gift program; and build relationships with various groups internally and externally. The candidate must work well $8.39 per hr. plus < and support co-workers, residents, family, and community: ensure a high level of quality and customer services; ensure good benefits. a>mpliance with all relevant regulatory requirements: and enjoy working with a motivated and dedicated team. Fax to: 248-946-4426 Evangelical Homes of Michigan is a national senior health care leader whose mission is to service our communities. 248-960-9658 Mease join us as we make a difference in the lives of others and become a part of a dedicated team! Visit us at: Please submit your resume to Melody Sorrell. Vice President of Human Resources, at www.Quest365.0rg sorrellm@evangelicalhome$.org Or fax to (313j 836-5641. online at hometownlife.com cameiMder K^IVIETOWN//fe.c0 • Develop, coordinate & execute events, promotions, sponsorships & promotional partnerships relative to sales & marketing initiatives OC0d704070 • Lead role for promotional events to include effective on site execution, creative marketing ideas, staffing & production details • Oversee smart USA Mobile Events Teams including directing, motivating and monitoring team activities • Budget preparation and submission of estimates for event costs in support of the development of campaign plans • Identifying and developing a network of contacts for industry programs and promotional campaigns • Monitoring and analyzing sales promotion results for determining promotion campaign effectiveness dfcu • Other projects as necessary to support the marketing efforts of smart USA ®TiP riNANCIAL Candidates for this unique position should possess the following minimum credentials: • BS/BA degree in computer science, business or marketing needs friendly, upbeat, service • 2 years experience of marketing and events planning experience • Sound understanding of marketing principles oriented individuals • Strong technical skills applicable to this role to Include Microsoft Office products to work Part-Time. • Solid analytical, planning, research and forecasting skills • Excellent verbal and written communication skills Hiring for Detroit area branch locations. Job duties include; RELATIONSHIP MARKETING SPECIALIST cash handling and product sales. smart, USA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Penske Automotive Group (PAG), announces an outstanding corporate opportunity at its Goal oriented sales headquarters in Bloomfield Hills, Ml. Reporting to the Vice President of Marketing, this key position will include the following duties and responsibilities; experience required. • Develop and manage CRM, internet marketing, lead management and consumer advocacy programs • Analyze and evaluate existing and potential social media strategies Next class scheduled . • Gather, analyze and conduct market research to determine relationship building and lead generation opportunities for August 2010 • Manage CRM system database and assist with building/segmenting marketing databases • Develop and administer workflow, system interconnectivity and data transactions Intense paid training mandatory • Support marketing and advertising campaigns/programs • Other projects as necessary to support the marketing efforts of smart USA Must be available to work Candidates for this unique position should possess 2 years experience of relationship marketing including the following: Mon-Fri. 9:15am-6:30pm. •BS/BA degree in computer science or marketing Saturday 9;15am-2:30pm. •Demonstrated experience managing CRM programs, designing and executing complex reports •Data processing and database management in a marketing environment • Knowledge and understanding of technology, search new trends and emerging technologies See complete job description • Strong analytical, planning, forecasting, research, organizational and communications skills and locations available at; • Agency experience is a plus but not required dfcu^nancial.com See Member Relations Representative • PT Interested candidates may apply for this position by submitting resumes w/salary hlstoi7 in confidence to: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS THROUGH MAIL: Randall Johnson, SVP, Administration JULY 9,2010 Penske Corporation 2555 Telegraph Rd. Apply in person at any Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48302 DFCU Financial Branch Office Email: [email protected] Fax: 248-648-2325 Credit record in good standing required. No telephone inquiries please Equal Opportunity Employeployer . S Penske Automotive Group is an equal opportunity employer -1 ^ *W\ Observer & Eccenlric | Sunday, June 27,2010 online at hometownlife.com1 C3 Hmmmme.com careertmilder Iff Htip Wanlcit-Genitil Hilp Wanled-Mtdlcal Hilp Wanled-Midical Help Wanlad-Midlcal Hilp Wanlad-Medical 53701 Educalion/lnstruedon Divorca Sirvicis E Medical Assistant RNs & LPNs DIVORCE CARDIOLOGY CHILOCARE: For Infants- START A Production LEGAL ASSISTANT/ Director of Allergy Office, 20-24 hrs/wk RN Nurse Supervisor preschoolers to watch in your $75.00 Mechanic/ SECRETARY REGISTERED NURSE DevelopmenI & (Men, Tues.Tliurs. For Private Duty Home Health home. Daycare & nanny exp, NEW CAREER! Milford/Novi office. & alternate Sat am) Caie patients in metro Detroit ref, CPR cert. 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Allen-Bradley prolicient in EKG Fai resume (800) 991-9933 x505 available VA Training two to three years of home YOUR CHILD - LIVONIA AREA PLC installation and irou- computer Mmg accounting We have an immediate to Kim: (248) 267-6791 provider. Associate hospice experience and Inlants lo preschoolers Ref PAGES ^ biestiooiing, f>l.C and relay MUST APPLY IN PERSON: opening for an experienced member of Ml Works. demonstrated leadership logic troubleshooting; tem- Brose Electric and highly motivated PHLEBOTOMY TRAINING avail. CPR Cert. 248-476-6565 ability; strong communica- perature. flow and pressure 37400 W 7 Mile. Livonia. Director of DevelopmenI Classes begin June & July. tion skills, computer litera- sensing and recording (734) 464-2211 and Community Garden City, Wyandotte & Banquet Servers, instalment mstailalion, cal- cy: compassion, caring and Relations. Southgate »92S Credit Card Bartenders, Dishwashers empathy for staff and Accepted. 313-382-3857 ibration and troubleshoot- This successful candidate Exp'd. PT, wkends Nick, Ply- patients For more infor- ing and OSHA/NFPA HtIp Waifted-Dinlal must have a strong work- mouth Manor 734-455-3501 Electrical Sate Practices mation, or to apply online, ing knowledge of planned Physician Assistant These skills will typically be please visit our website at giving programs and how Are you a compassionate acquired through at least S DENTAL ASSISTANT www arborhospice org to market them, have the individual who is Commit- years of prcipess industry ability to cultivate, solicit ted to high quality patient experience and steward gilts in the care? It so, then consider Be well paid for work you'll Oakland and Macomb com- this FT Physician Assistant love in a professional, munities. establish, lead, position in an expanding Salary & benefit package growth-oriented environ- and staff an Oakland outpatient Pain Clinic commensurate with ixp. ment A leading edge sfie- County Advisory Board and Responsibitities will inci: and proven ability. cialty practice is looking Church Ambassador •Patient Evaluations Send resume (o: for an additional assistant Group: establish and •New Patient History |ohn.palmer#kroger.com with dental experience. implement a strategic •Follow up Care If the whole maior gift program; and •Medication Management EO.E Employer Call: 248-357-3100 build relationships with •Other tasks assigned world is going various groups internally by the Physician and externally The candi- to the dogs« No nights or weekends. Property Manager DENTAL BUSINESS OFFICE date must work well and Background m Orthopedics Southfieid (10 Mile & Beecn) support co-workers, resi- Needed for large Northville or Pain Management a you may as Our high tech practice has a dents. family, and commu- community Must have 3 plus New Grads welcome. great opportunity for you on nity, ensure a high level of yrs. Supervisor ex{) & Located in Southfieid. Ml well have one MonAVed Computer and digi- Quality and customer serv- excelleni wnting. speaking Fai cover letter & resume tal x-ray and Kodak piactice- ices, ensure compliance and computer skills E O.E to: 248-361-1901 BARTEND ER/WAITSTAFF of your own. worfcs experience a plus with all relevanf regulatory Email resume: Strong periodontal skills a 'Now HIrlngI requirements, and enioy Apply at Starting Gate JobOpsn03U4iaol.com must Join the team that working with a motivated 135 N Center St., Nonhville gives the best care anywhere. and dedicated team. 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The second 18 mpg on the highway That means it's pedals are power-a(^justable, as well, The don't bother you while you're cruising. group includes the Chrysler 300C SRT8. subject to the federal "gas guzzler" tax - steering wheel is leather-wrapped with A DVD-based GPS navigation system is This car is not very practical, it's not in this case that's $2100. chrome accents and the instrument panel also available ($1200), and this includes a really affordable for the average family, This beefy engine is mated to a five- features a 180 mph speedometer (wishful year of Sirius traffic, and a hands-free and its thirsty engine ensures you'll be speed automatic transmission that thinking youll ever be allowed to go that communication system. spending lots of time and money at the features Auto-Stick, which allows you to fast), along with temperature gauge and The 300C SRT8 comes with advanced gas station. So why would anyone buy go through the gears manually, if you tachometer. There is a driver's multi-stage airbags for the driver and one? prefer. If you let the transmission do the information display located in the center front passenger, and rear park assist. If Because it's a blast to drive. work, you'll find it gets you quickly and of the instrument cluster which can you want more airbags, you'll have to Starting with the way it looks and sharply through the gears. display the outside temperature, radio order an option package for $640 that seeping all the way down to the way it If you're looking for a car that gives you station selection and direction of travel, includes front-seat mounted side air bags drives, the four-door 300C SRT 8 is like a road feel while you drive, you have found among other things. There are special and side curtain front and rear airbags. testosterone shot on wheels. The large one here. While the ride is comfortable interior accents on the center stack, door The 300C SRT8 starts at about $41,500 egg-crate grille common to the 300 line, a enough on smooth roads, expect to get trim and steering wheel. (I told you it wasn't practical). Add the lower rid& height than the standard 300, jostled around on roads that are less- The 300C SRT8 come with a nice list of extra airbags, the sunroof, the navigation and big fog lamps give the 300C a very than-ideal. The 300C SRT8 features standard features. Automatic dual-zone system, the rear seat entertainment macho look. The deck lid has been Electronic Stability Program, SRT-tuned air conditioning, rear window defogger, system, and the upgraded audio system, redesigned for this year and it features dampers, specially tailored spring rates adaptive cruise control, power tilt steering and you're at almost $47,000, and that's and integrated spoiler; the taillamps are and suspension bushings, gas shocks and column, traction control, power windows before the gas guzzler tax kicks in. new for this year, as well. The 300C comes large diameter anti-sway bars. and locks, keyless entry, universal garage I warned you - the 300C SRT8 is not with body-color front and rear bumper The power-assist rack-and-pinion power door opener, and a security system with practical or particularly affordable. But it inserts, body-color door handles, heated steering makes the 300C fairly easy to engine immobilizer are all included. sure is a lot of fun to drive. outside mirrors, 20-inch wheels, and high- handle, and it slips right into a parking The standard audio system is an AM/ Dave Menard can be reached at intensity discharge Xenon headlamps. A spot without any trouble. The four-wheel FM/CD/DVD/mp3 system with steering [email protected] power sunroof is available for $950. antd-lock brakes are excellent -- almost too wheel-mounted au(io controls, a year of Chrysler 300C SRT8. satellite radio service and a Boston Under the hood, the 300C SRT8 is all good. It might take you a little while to Vehicle class: Large sedan. about power. The standard powerplant is push down with just the right amount of Acoustic speaker system. 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