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SUBSCRIBERS, FIND YOUR COPY OF INSPIRE WITH TODAY'S NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 • hojnetownlife.com Westland festival board disbands ly as well as criticism from a this year and that were posted Fourth of July tradition ends after 43 years city council m em ber th at left on the festival Facebook page B razier feeling threatened. about it looking like a prison By Sue Mason this makes it official,” com The weather and the econo this year didn’t help.” Staff Writer mittee secretary Normie Bra m y over the p ast few years Brazier was talking about zier said. “It’s a sad day, a also had a significant impact fencing put up as a security The five-member Westland very sad day.” on attendance and revenue. measure on the festival Summer Festival Committee The committee, in a press The committee raised money groimds. Concern about safety Board of Directors last week release, issued Tuesday, said it to pay for the event from do ^ te r a melee at an earlier The Rick Stel Project is among voted unanimously to dissolve faced “many new challenges nations, sponsorships, vendor carnival in Westland prompted the bands performing and end a 43-year Fourth of that significantly impacted its fees and carnival commis changes in security, including Saturday at Westland's Brews. July tradition in the city. financial ability to produce the sions. a zero-tolerance policy and $ 1 0 Blues and Barbecue. The board also decided to festival.” It cited a reduction “It was getting too difficult charge to en ter the carnival give what money it had left, in the space available for the to do something like this for area on the final day, Vhich ^ te r paying bilhs, to qualified carnival, vendors and exhibi- the community,” Brazier said. attracted large crowds be- B i k e n i g h t non-profits. I tors and invoices for police “And the things that we kept “It wasn’t an easy decision. overtime that increased sharp hearing during the festival See FESTIVAL, Page A2 c o m e s t o

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In its th ird year, West- land annual Blues, Brews and Barbecue might want to add bikes. With the shift to a Friday evening-Saturday event, another change fo r 2013 is replacing a car show with Bike Night. “We reached out to peo ple who suggested that we let motorcycle clubs know about it,” Westland Mayor William Wild said. “We let about 160 m otorcycle clubs know. We talked to Motor City Harley and got their list.” Front row reserved park ing will be available for Wayne Memorial JROTC cadet Farrah Hjeltness painte the awning during the Friends Project at Sheila Keister's home in Wayne, photos by tom bikes on Friday night on the BEAUDOIN W estland City H all grounds. T here will be a chance for bikers to network with oilier motorcycle enthusiasts,- ' WHAT A BLESSING pick up b iker m em orabilia and possibly win a prize. Homeowner ‘grateful’ for The scalloped trim on the Non-bikers will also be front porch awning, support welcome to check out the Friends Project makeover posts and railing be bikes in the desi^ated painted black in contrast to parking lot and visit w ith B y Sue M ason the hom e’s new light gray bikers. staff VVriter color. “One of the things with The gray is close to the bikers is free parking. They Sheila Keister couldn’t be original color of the home asked for parking to display happier. In fact, she can’t which Keister has lived in for th eir bikes,” M id said. wait to see her home when 45 years. She was raised in The two-day Blues, the last finishing touches are the house and eventually B rew s and B arbecue offi done. bought it from h e r parents. cially kicks off at 6:15 p.m. “It’s amazing, everything The color is a sharp contrast Friday. Just prior to that is beautiful,” said the Wayne to the alm ost fluorescent Westland’s annual POW/ resident who was the benefi green color it had been for MIA cerem ony will be held ciary of the 2013 Friends alm ost 2 0 years. at 5:30 p.m. a t the event Project. “The only time I’ve At the time, Keisteij, using stage. seen som ething like this was a piece of the color taken The mayor’s sister, pro on TV. W hat a blessing.” from the garage, had paint fessional singer G abiielle Eighty-six volunteers, mixed to do the house. It M id , will open Blues, Brew s including a large contingent looked good in the store, it and B arbecue at 6:15 p.m. from Wayne M em orial High even looked good on her shirt, Headliner Robert Penn School’s JROTC program, but when her father-ih-law takes the stage at 7:15 p.m. converged on Keister’s home started painting, it “looked An Inkster native, Penn, on Third Street to paint it awful.” during his long career, has twice and install a new screen “I told him to stop, ^ a t it opened for headliners in door, all in about foiu* hours w asn’t supposed to be fluo cluding Bobby “Blue” Saturday. rescen t green, but he ivas Bland, Little Milton, Johnnie Prep work like scraping mad and kept painting,” she Tbylor, Aretha Fraiddin, loose paint and tacking up said. “M y dad will be glad to Ray Charles, Coco Taylor, loose gutters, began on the see the new color.” Buddy Guy, Albert Collins home a month ago, making This is the 16th yeat' for and many others. the work of the volunteers go the Friends Project. Over This be Penn’s first Jake Gleason from PPG Pittsburgh Paints out of Canton gets the quickly Saturday. There is seen by Ed McMturay, volun- ) performance at Blues, paint pans ready for the volunteers. PPG Pittsburgh Paints donated still some small finishing B rew s and Barbecue. the paint for the house painting. work that needs to be done. See PROJECT, Page A2 The Saturday lineup will also largely be first-time perform ers a t the event. On Saturday, th e entertainm ent starts at noon with Jones’n, M an charged w ith assau lt, robbery o f eld erly couple the Chris Canas Band a t 2 p.m., the Randy Brock G roup at 4 p.m., the R ick By LeA nne Rogers the bathroom and th ere was a a television from the couple Adam s said th e suspect was Stel Project at 6 p.m. and staff Writer ' confrontation. The older man along with their 2003 Honda stiU in possession of m uch of the Zydeco Hepcats taking was pimched and put to the Accord. Adams estimated the the couple’s stolen property. the stage at 8 p.m. A D etroit m an has been ground.” in tru d er w as in the couple’s O fficers also recovered nu Among the participating charged with breaking into a The m ale resident w as tied home for about 30 minutes. merous stolen items that restau ran ts will be H ickory WesBand home and assaulting up and th e fem ale resident A fter several hours, the linked him to several recent BBQ, Longhorn Steak and robbing the elderly resi offered the intruder money couple w as able to free them home invasions in Livonia, House, Fam ous Dave’s, dents. which he had demanded, Ad selves and sought the assis Adams said. Malarkey’s, Texas Road The incident began about 10 ams said, then she went with tance of a neighbor who called “H e (Thornton) liVes in the house and Max and Erma’s. p jn . Saturday, Aug. 31, at a the suspect to a closet. 911. The W esfland Police re same block where w^ recov Ashley’s of Westland will be home on Joy between Merri- “She was shoved into the sponded and within hours lo ered the car,” Adams said. “He offering Michigan craft man and Middlebelt. The resi closet and tied up,” Adams cated the couple’s stolen car said that he rode his bicycle beers. dents, a couple both 77, were said, adding the wom an was unoccupied in the area of Fen- out here (to Westland) and put Admission to the event getting ready for bed. later hospitalized after being keU and Greenfield in Detroit. his bike in the back c)f the car * and all the entertainment is “We believe the suspect got hit and sb'angled. After a lengthy investiga (stolen from the couple).” free. Tickets for food and in through the bathroom win tion, police arrested Oliver In his interview with police, drinks are available fot dow — die screen was cut,” Stolen items Thornton, 47, a recent parolee, Adams said Thornton reported Westland Police Lt. Todd Ad The intruder allegedly stole at his apartment in Detroit. At * See EVENT, Page A2 ams said. “The man went into cash, credit cards, jewehy and the tim e of his a rre st Sept. 12, See CHARGED, Page A2

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* * It w as a heck of FESTIVAL a t o r c h t o Continued from Page A1 c a r r y .* * cause of the fireworks WILLIAM WILD, display. In recent WESTLAND MAYOR years, the festival had some issues including a torch to carry, it was a stabbing and a shooting heck of an event to w hich had added to , can^. Needless ^ say security concerns.] it will be missed,” he i added. Popular event T he announcement Board member Pam com es ju st days before Martin estimated the the city’s third annual coinmittee spent close Blues, Brews and Bar to $1 0 0 , 0 0 0 to pu t on the becue which, like the event, including festival, will be held on $40,000 for the fire the grounds of West- works show, $1 0 , 0 0 0 for land City Hall. While the entertainment and it’s more of an adult $1 0 , 0 0 0 fo r police over event, it could be shift tim e. ed to M th e gap left by “People came out for the demise of the festi the fireworks,” Martin val, i^ d said. said. “They’d start lining up at 6 a.m. Fam ily evente They’d b rin g th eir Pointing to th e pop grills and stay the u larity of fam ily Wayne City Clerk Matthew Miller Wayne Memorial JROTC member Alex Daughter Megan Luke and her whole day.” friendly events like the paints around the windows at Sheila Wilcox scaled the ladder to paint the mother Karen have been volunteering “This is huge for me. rec e n t Com m unity Keister's house on Third Street In upper part of the home. with the "People Helping People" I’ve been with the festi G athering and free Wayne, photos by tom beaudoin project In Wayne for 16 years. val since 1987,” she outdoor m ovie. Wild added. said he w ill sit down **The house even looks reseeding the ftont lawn. New A nother problem th e with the service groups P R O J E a shrubbery was one of the things committee faced going that help with Blues, bigger, I still can*tfind she passed on so she wouldn’t have forward was where to Brews and Barbecue to Continued from Page A1 the house because I*m to dig anything up to redo the hold the event. see if the event can fill lawn. Vi^th th e relocation th at gap. teers spend one Saturday in Sep so used to it being “The house even looks bigger. I of city hall and F ire “W hat w ill b e tough tember each year, painting and green. I can*t w ait to see still can’t find the house because Station 1 to th e W arren w ill be a replacing the doing minor repairs on a preselect I’m so used to it being green,” she Road-Nankin Boule fireworks,” M id said. ed home in the community. it a ll done. It*ll look said. “I can’t wait to see it all done. vard area and demoli “That was a huge draw. The owner, neighbors or friends e le g a n t .^ It’ll look elegant.” tion of those buildings, We’ll have to talk about can nominate the home for the McMurray labeled this year’s the committee was that. We’ll have to give mini makeover. A committee re SHEILA KEISTER project a success. Once the fin concerned dbout a fu- it a chance to s ^ w hich views the nominations, selects ishing touches are done, the tiu*e site to conduct th e w ay the com m unity three homes and interviews the Friends will have one more thing fe stiv a l wants to go. Things are homeowners to make a selection. has two more rooms — the kitchen to give Keister. “It’s all about loca changing.” Keister doesn’t know who it was and one bedroom — left to do. “One of the things we do as a tion, location, location,” Wild is the one who who called her and was “floored” “I haven’t been able to save group is give the homeowner an B razier said. “You can’t came up with the All to hear what the Friends wanted to anything, so this is a wonderful album of photos ftom the day’s separate the carnival American City label for do for her. Keister has two chil gift fo r m e,” she said. “It was a work; included in the album are from the rest of the Westland, and Brazier dren — Christian, 11, and Angelina, miracle, I felt so blessed. I’ve wait before and after shots,” McMurray festivaL You lose the and Martin said a tradi 9 — and has been tr ^ g to make ed for years for something like said. flow of people.” tion th at has been a ends meet with the Social Security this to happen to me.” “When they were done taking The announcement part of the All-Amer disability money she receives $43 She added that her children pictures, I said ’move th at bus,”’ caught W estland M ayor ican community “ are in food stamps. ' “a re so happy” about the m ake K eister said. “The kids didn’t get l^^lUam Wild by sim- going by the wayside.” The roof was replaced about over. H er son refers to it as “my it, but the adults did I am so grate- prise. While there had “We’ve had a lot of four years ago by her father. Its new house.” fuL” been talk of disbanding fun and made a lot of black and gray shingles compli She hopes to eventually paint for several years, he friends through the ment the new paint job. She also the garage to match the house and [email protected] said he hadn’t heard it years, it’s a sad day for has gotten help from her church in get a new garage door with an 313-222-6751 was official. us,” Brazier said. painting the home’s interior. She opener. Also on her to-do list is TMtten @SusanMarieMason “It’s sad, I know “We’ve m ade som e they’ve been strug ^ eat memories,” Mar gling,” he said. “I give tin said. “This comes Multiple charges criminal history. Corrections as a parole &em a lot of credit. It with a very heavy heart CHARGED Thornton’s prior con absconder as of Aug. 31 was a heck of a tradi fo r us.” Thornton w as ar victions include several — the date of this in tion for the city. These Continued from Page A1 raigned Monday in West- home invasions, first- cident. guys carried the torch [email protected] land 18th District Q)iut degree criminal sexual A not guilty plea was fo r a long tim e, and I 313-222-6751 he selected the couple’s before Judge Sandra conduct, armed robbery, entered and bond for thank them.” Twitter: @SusanMarieMason home random ly as he Cicirelli. The charges and assault with intentTo Thornton was set at $2 “It w as a heck of a looked for a house to rob. included home invasion, do great bodily harm less million cash. carjacking, unarmed than murder. He was A preliminary exam r robbeiTr, tu^w ful impris paroled in March of this has been scheduled for onment and assaiilt. He is year after serving time Sept. 26. also being charged as a for first-degree home fourth-degree habitual invasion and was listed [email protected] offender due to a lengthy by the D epartm ent of 313-222-5428 Twitter. @LRogersObserver

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Teal B y LeA nne R ogers m eeting. M iller said R oberts’ staff Writer contended he had oeen forced Ribbons highlight ovarian to attend the local Election Wayne resident Ron Rob Commission meetihg. cancer campaign erts has two sets of petitions “We wanted to give him Catiierine Buchanan couldn't resist tying teal ribbons around all of the seeking voter approval for information,” said Miller, who By Sue Mason trees In front of the W ^ an d City Hall as part of her Turn the Towns am enr^g the city charter, ag r^d the election law isn’t staff Writer Teal campaign in Wayne and Weând. signatures certified and w ritten in a way thkt m akes ready to go, but the questions the process easy on those The trees in front of Wayne munities after seeing the teal sion of Westland Mayor Wil won’t appear on the Nov. S w anting to get questions on City H all a re dressed in m ore ribbons on trees and poles in liam VJild and Waime Mayor A1 ballot. the ballot. than fall colors, thanks to em Ann Arbor. Haidous to put out the ted While Wayne City Clerk Miller and his staff certi ployees of Independent Carpet She was on her way to din-, ribbons— it’s one of the re Matthew Miller has ceirtified fied the petitions had the One Floor and Home in West- ner and made her date stop quirements of the campaign — there are sufficient valid required 635 valid Signatures land. show she could see what it was and employees started hanging signatures on the petitions, without taking the legally The teal ribbons are part of all about. After reading the the ribbons in time for the the required review by the allowed 45 days but & ere still an effort by Independent One’s m essage, she decided to get Sept. 1 kickoff. Michigan Attorney General’s wasn’t enough time to com Catherine B uchai^ to in involved. She went to the web “We have a great group of Office wasn’t completed in plete the A ttorney g e n e ra l crease awareness of the signs site, www.tumthetownstea- staff,” Buchanan said. “Ihis time for the questions to be review. Beyond t^ t, council and sym ptom s of ovarian can Lorg, and even talked to Jane year were had more people get put before Voters at the gen also h£^ to approve placing cer in the Wayne and Westland MacNeil, president of Hum the involved and help hang ^ e eral election. the proposals on the ballot. com m unities as p a rt of the Towns Teal, on the phone. She ribbons. We were able to do it The problem is that under “During the Election Com national Him the Towns Teal even heard the story of Gail more quickly.” state law, Aug. 13 w as the last m ission m eeting, we said it cam paign. McNeil who battled ovarian date to subm it petitions to the takes 60 days to cei^tify pet “It’s a message that needs to cancer for 1 0 years. Wearing teal city clerk for the November itions,” said Miller, wim noted be sent, th ere are 1 2 definable The campaign aims to make Fridays throughout the baUot. B ut th at date would Roberts didn’t turn in his sym ptom s th at are recogniz- people aware of ovarian can month are Wear Teal Day, with only allow two weeks until petitions until Aug. |l2. “He ^ le ,” Buchanan said. “If ovari cer and its often silent symp employees wearing their Hum the Aug. 27 deadline to have was treated more tân kind.” an cancer is caught early on, toms. Ovarian cancer is the the Towns Teal T-shirts. In the ballot language reviewed there’s a 98 percent success leading cause of death from dependent Carpet One also is and approved by the Michi Good for one yoar rate.” gynecologic cancers in the U.S. offering 1 0 percent discount on gan Attorney General and The end result fdr Roberts The Independent Carpet Tliere is no early detection test labor for those folks who men governor, also a requirement is that the certified petitions One employees went through and the symptoms are subtle tion having seen the ribbons. of state law. a re good for a y ear hnd the 1 2 bolts of ribbon— each bolt and often misdiagnosed which “It’s a way to get the word “T here was no intent on next regularly scheduled is enough to cover three city is why knowing the symptoms out and make sure the message the city’s part to be of assis election is expected to be the blocks— putting up ribbons is critical, according to Bu gets sent,” Buchanan said. “We tance,” said Roberts, who A ugust 2014 prim ary. along Ford Road from the chanan. have to be involved in the com took city officials to task at a “The whole inteht (of the Westland Police Station to “I have an aunt who had munity, we have an obligation. recent coimcil meeting after proposed charter amend l^dw ood and along W dwood ovarian cancer as a young If the community is going to it became clear that his pro ments) was to end 22- and fi'om Hunter to Cherry Hill as girl,” Buchanan said. “They support us as a local business, posals wouldn’t m ake die 24-year politicians (as m ayor weU as along Michigan Avenue caught it in ample time and we need to support them.” next ballot. and council),” R obeits said. and Wayne Road in Wayne. now she’s 78 years old and And the ribbons are getting “It will take two yedrs untU When Buchanan saw the doing welL She could never noticed. Buchanan received a 'Slow me down' the next (city) election. This tre e s in front of Westland City have children because she had card from Connie Tiese who At that council meeting, doesn’t change anything ex Hall, she decided they need to have a hysterectomy.” thanked her for doing Hum the C i^ Attorney Paul Bohn had cept the number of yoters bows. The Hum the Towns Teal Towns Teal for two years. pointed out that during an (who will turn out for a state “We were tying them when Campaign not only consists of “M y daughter-in-law is on earlier Election Commission and county ballot in 12014).” a man came down the steps volunteers tying ribbons in her second time with ovarian meeting, Roberts had several Hvo city-initiated propos from city hall and walked over cities like Atm Arbor, Saline, cancer and is now going to tim es been urged to seek als will be on the ballot to to one of the ribbons,” Buchan Chelsea and Dearborn Heights Karmanos for treatment,” she legal counsel due to the com establish a PA. 345 ^lan to an sai(L“It Was the mayor and during September, national wrote. “We are pra 3dng for plicated nature of election separately fund police and he was calling a friend to tell Ovarian Csincer Awareness good results. I applaud you for fire pensions for at up to 7 him the trees looked quite nice, Month, but also distributing getting the word out.” “The puôse of the Elec mills for a period of 1 0 years. quite festive.” symptom cards. Buchanan also is hoping to tion Commission was to slow The propo^ is aimed at The idea of supporting Him expand Hum the Towns T ^ me down, it was a fishing dealkg with an expected Annual campaign the Towns Teal appealed to She plans to talk to people in expeditioi^” said Roberts, deficit by tem por^y taking This the second year Bu Buchanan. Teal is the Indepen Plymouth to put out the teal whose petitions seek election the pension expenses out of chanan has been a part of the dent C arpet One’s signature, ribbons in their downtown area of council members from six the city’s strapped general Hum th e Towns Teal cam paign, color, and the business has next year and would like to precincts or w ards and 16- fund. started in 2007 by Gail It^c- been actively involved with the branch out into Canton and year term limit for elected NeU of Chatham, N.J. Buchan fight against breast cancer for Garden City. officials. lroger^hometownllfe.c()m an decided to b rin g the aw are six years. Noting he wasn’t allowed 313-222-S428 ness campaign to &e two com- Buchanan got the permis [email protected] to respond at that council Twitter @LflogersObsen/er

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A grocery p.m. W ednesdays and hold a used book sale bag is $2 , and a plastic for an Aging or pinochle is played at 1 Friday through Sunday, lawn bag $5. p.m. Fridays. Sept. 20-22. Homemade bake Disabled Loved One The Dyer Center is at The hours are 10 a.m. goods and refreshments 36745 M arquette, east of to 4 p.m. Friday and Sat also will be available for Newburgl^ in Westland. urday and noon to 3 p.m. sale. Saturday, O ctober 12, 2 0 1 3 For more information, Sunday which will-be The church is at 3 call 734-419-2020. Bag Day. Bring a medi Town Square, across 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. um size bag or buy a cool from the Wayne Post Flower sale green reus^le Friends Office. For more infor LOCATION: The deadline fo r or bag at the sale for $2 . mation, call the church at dering flow ers fo r the Prices are $1 for hard 734-722-4801. D iam ond C enter at the spring at Ss. 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Charges sought WESTLAND COP CALLS L a r c e n y been ripped out. interior lighting fixtures had been rem oved. The value of against two teens in Police were called to a Larceny from a vehicle the missing items was set at vacant hom e in the 1 2 0 0 block A resident in the 600 block $3,600. of Windham about 5:30 p.m. of Bedford told police Sept. 12 Sept. 13 when a neighbor re that someone had stolen a Larceny from a vehicle garage fire, gun theft ported seeing two men go GPS unit, an Apple iPad and A resident in the 35000 behind a home and take a new two Lowe’s gift cards valued block of Marquette told police By LeAnne Rogers formation that the gun may air conditioning unit. The at $800 from an unlocked car. Sept. 11 th at someone stole staff Writer have been stolen from the house is vacant and being h er p u rse containing h e r driv garage (that burned),” Spunar renovated. Larceny e r’s license, insurance and C rim inal charges are being said. “The (recovered) gun was The men loaded the air A generator, reciprocating credit cards from h e r veM cle sought against two Wajme registered to a person who conditioning unit, wMch had saw, assorted hand tools and a overnight. teens accused of breal^g into lives at the home on Cadillac.” been installed the previous leaf blower valued at more a garage, stealing two guns and Through the investigation, day, into an older model than $1,350 were reported Larceny fronn a vehicle setting the garage on fire. Spunar said police learned a Chrysler van and drove away, stolen Sept. 11 from a home in On Sept. 15 ju st before Juvenile petitions have been long gun had been taken from the witness said. the 33000 block of l^chester. 11:30 p.m., police w ere called filed against the boys, both 13, the garage and about the in The ow ner told police the to the 600 block of North WMd- stem m ing from the Sept. 10 volvem ent of a second youth. Break-in items had last been seen Sept. wood when a witness said she incident. One boy is in custody That gtm, which turned out A Northville man told po 6 . The generator was reported saw a juvenile inside a parked while the other was released to to be a BB gim, was found lice Sept. 12 that someone stolen from backyard while car. The w itness said she his parents. hidden near the garage, he broke in the re a r door of a th e other item s w ere taken yelled at the youth, who fled The fire was reported about said. home he owns in the 30000 from the unlocked garage. on a bicycle and joined a sec 4 a.m. in a garage for a home “T here is no indication that block of Palmer. He reported ond youth who was w aiting on Cadillac at Forest. they (the suspects) were look copper piping stolen from Larceny down the street. “The garage burned to the ing for anything in particular inside the home along with the A mortgage company em The veMcle owner, a Fort ôund. There was a vehicle in the garage,” Spunar said. air conditioning unit from the ployee told police Sept. 10 th at Wayne, Ind., woman, reported inside the garage (also de It was also unloiown why re a r yard. his firm had foreclosed on a a GPS im it stolen from the stroyed),” W ayne Police Sgt. the pair decided to set the » On Sept. 12, the m ainte hom e in the 30000 block of dashboard and her wallet Matthew Spunar said. “We garage on fire, Spunar said. nance worker for a home in Birchwood on Aug. 21. The m issing from the cen ter con believe accelerants w ere used Both teens were on the the 2100 block of Edgerton em ployee said he was at the sole. The vehicle had been left to sta rt the fire.” streets in violation of city ordi told police that someone had home on that date and noted unlocked. L ater the sam e day, police nance which sets an 1 1 p.m. kicked open the front door of th at the kitchen cabinets, were called to Taft Park about curfew for youngsters age 14 the home. Copper piping that counter top, sink, pipes for By LeAnne Rogers a juvenile with a handgun and and younger. ran to the w ater h eater had the kitchen plumbing and detained a 13-year-old boy, who is still in custody. [email protected] “W hile handling that in 313-222-5428 GARDEN CITY COP CALLS vestigation, we received in Twitter @LRogersObserver Break-in an air conditioner unit to get Regal wMch was parked in inside. The umt, however, the street. Someone also WAYNE COP CALLS A man who lives in the w asn’t taken. keyed the hood of a 2003 GMC 6400 block of M iddlebelt re IWo 26-inch bikes were Y iôn which w as backed into L a r c e n y » On Sept. 14, an anonymous ported Sept. 14 th at someone taken from the home during the driveway. There are no caller reported dam age to entered his apartment without this incident. suspects. On Sept. 7, a resident of the property at Taft Park. Officers permission while he was do » A hom eow ner in the 5700 » A resident in the 32000 35000 block of Glover reported arriv ed and discovered a dam ing handyman work in the block of H arrison reported block of Brown reported Sept. his wallet and debit card had aged section of split rail fenc ap artm ent complex. that someone broke a window, 15 th at someone keyed the been stolen the previous night. ing. No suspects were located, When he returned to his allowing the tMef illegal entry driver’s and passenger side of The victim was advised to and there was no witnesses at apartm ent, w hich he left un into the home. Once inside, his 2006 Buick LeSabre. cancel credit/debit cards in the the park. locked, he found the thief had the thief took about $1,300 in » A resident in the 29000 wallet. gone to his bedroom draw er gaming equipment and a $ 2 0 0 block of Maplewood found The resident said he spoke S u s p ic io u s and stolen 85 prescription BB gun wMch were taken about $ 2 0 0 w orth of dam age to the bank’s branch manager Circumstances Suboxone strips but left the from h e r son’s bedroom and a to his 2013 Ford Focus the and was informed someone A resident reported that a packaging they were in with closet. The woman said she m orning of Sept. 15. It had withdrew $500 from his ac group of males appeared to be out ta l^ g it out of the drawer. found the back door open been parked in the driveway. count early in the m orning. messing around with vehicles These film strips are used for w hen she returned. The resident believed his pin parked in the lot in the 35000 maintenance treatment of Suspended license number may have been written block of Sims Sept. 13. Officers opioids. Vehicle theft Garden City police arrest down on a piece of paper in the arrived at location and were He has no idea who took A resident in the 31000 ed an In k ster m an Sept. 16 wallet. unable to locate the suspects. them . block of John Hauk reported after stopping him in the Ford » The owner of a home in Sept. 16 th at when he arose, and MidMebelt area. He was Vandalism Hit and Run 30000 block of Hennepin, his Jeep wMch he left parked stopped because he had an » A resident in the 4500 On Sept. 13, D earborn which is in the process of in his driveway was missing. im proper plate on his 1999 block of lAÛiams told police he Heights resident reported that being sold, was broken into H e said he has all the keys. Chevy Ihhoe. parked his car on the street while turning into the drive Sept. 15. The ow ner said a When the officer ran his around 10 a.m. Sept. 12. W hen way of Oakwood-Annapolis window was pried open which Property dam age license, he reportedly found he retu rn ed to his vehicle in Hospital a light blue minivan allowed someone to crawl into A resident in the 30000 the m an was driving on a the evening, he noticed the re a r ended Ms veM cle and the dwelling. block of Pierce reported Sept. suspended license and had a front right tire was flat. The drove away. Officers checked The police found a shoe 15 that someone dam aged Ms 2 0 1 1 outstanding w arrant out tire had a two-inch cut in it and the a re a but Were im able to impression belonging to two vehicles. of Oakland County Friend of the dam age was estim ated to locate the suspect’s vehicle. someone with a size 1 0 - 1 1 Someone keyed the front the C oiut for child neglect. be w orth $1 0 0 . shoe. 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live performances, but viewers vote for The Amazing place X-Factor winner. The panel includes Rowlmid, Cowell, singer/ Sisters sing their way to ‘X Factor’ boot camp songster Demi Lovato and singer/actress Pauli By Sue Mason were asked to perform na Rubio. s t a f f Writer another song. They re The sisters hope to sponded by singing a work with Rowland, an Sisters Tenjja, Tiara cappella the gospel song original m em ber of the and Temperance Moton I K now I've Been singing grouji Destiny’s are headed to boot camp, Changed by LaShun Child. but instead of “yes, sirs” Pace. ! “She can critique us and “no, sirs,” they will and tell us w hat it take9 be singing for their sup 'Best group ever' to be a successful girls per. That performance group,” Tiara said. Introduced to the earned them rave re T heir goal p to m ake nation as Roxxy Mon views from the judges. the best music and be tana, the Wayne resi “It’s been a long tim e • com e the best artists and dents were among the since we had girl groups fulfill their dream of lucl^ ones given the nod who sang their faces off,” selling out Mqdison during auditions last said singer/songwriter Roxxy Montana - sisters Temperance, Tiara and Tenija Moton of Wayne - are moving on to Square Garden. They Thursday to advance to Kelly Rowland. Boot Camp after getting four yes votes from the judges on FOX-TV's The X Factor. “Imow that’s thinking big, the second round of the And Simon Cowell, but th at’s why it’s called The X Factor TV show. who stopped their sing The sisters have been the sisters decided to testants who get the dreaming,” they said. “We got four yes’s — ing of One Night Only, singing since they were audition for the show judges’ vote advance to As for their experi and w hat they said was said Roxxy Montana was ages 5, 6 and 7. Tenija is a fte r w atching it last Boot Camp where they’re ence w ith The X Factor amazing,” said Tiara “potentially the best 22, T iara is 21, and Tem year and “seeing how sorted into four groups so far, Tenija ^aid it’s Moton in a short video group we've ever had on perance is 20. They’ve Simon took contestants and must sing, dance and been “amazing but at the posted on The X Factor X Factor.” been singing as a group and literally helped them perform . sam e tim e hoiT^ic cause website. “We cried, screamed for about 1 0 years. become artists.” In the third part, each the fear of getting four The sisters, who at and hugged,” said Tiara “We’ve pretty much “We as artists thought group is assigned to a no's.” tended Wayne Memorial Moton of their reaction to been a group since we The X Factor would be judge. The contestants “It’s all that plays in High school, drove from the judges’ comments. learned we sound great th e p erfect move to take move in with the judges, your mind over and over, Michigan to New York to “We literally couldn’t together,” Tenija said. us to the next step in our who choose their favorite but all in all it’s the best audition before four sleep after that. There’s “We decided to start career,” she said. singers. experience we’ve ever judges and an audience. not a word in the diction singing because we were fii the final part, the had,” she said. The trio had been p er ary to describe th e feel so good at it together that Four factors judges coach dieir sing form ing One Night Only ing of getting through. I it was a given it’s what There are four parts e rs on song choice, out smason@hometownlife. com from the Dreamgirls m ean it was literally the we were meant to do.” to The X Factor. The first fits and stage presence. 313-222-6751 soundtrack when they next best thing to air.” Fans of The X Factor, was the auditions. Con The panel critiques the V/vitter: ®SusanM^rieMason

A sian-Indian W om en’s A ssociation o ffers elder care sum m it Sept. 28

By Julie Brown dent said. “Our parents association in 2000. “For nursing homes, home Pandit said. “There might advertising business, and staff Writer were not here. This is the our children, this is going care, physical Aerapy be a religious factor. I earned a degr^ in jour first time for us to learn to be something to t^y and more will attend. think personally it is not nalism from th 6 U niver Information on elder these issues.” new for them, too. We Advance reservations are going to be a big factor.” sity of Detroit, now U-D care will be the focus of a People from the Indian want them to educate needed. For information, Other Asian-Pacific Mercy. She’s mom to two. Saturday, Sept. 28, sum community have aged themselves.” em ail organizations will be at Ramesh Verma of mit of the Asian-Indian and many need additional Moving in with chil aiwamich@gmaiLcom. Schoolcraft for the sum Novi is also pleased to see Women’s Association of care. People from Indian dren is difficult, she not The association has a mit, which is open to all the Sept. 28 summ it. H e’s Michigan, to be held at descent face issues with ed. “We need our own website at etlmic groups. commissioner for Asian- Schoolcr^t College’s dietary restrictions and space and they should be www.aiwamiorg. Pandit and others from Pacific American Affairs, ^^sTaTBch Center in Livo language, with some part of it,” she said of the Pandit’s mother-in-law her association are proud an appointment of the nia. older people not speaking younger generation and is alive a t 91 and lives in to present programs that governor confirmed by People from India English. challenges in elder care Texas with family. “They help women and their tile state Senat^. began to move to the U.S. The second annual decisions. will need help with the farces. The association Verma noted the large in large numbers in the Leadership Summit of the Speakers Sept. 28 in language,” l4indit said of also participates in the baby boom population. 1960s and early 1970s, AIWA will be 10 a.m. to 2 clude state Rep. Sam familie.s with three gener fall “Making Strides “This needs more atten said Daksha Pandit, a p.m. Saturday, Sept 28, at Singh, D-East Lansing, ations here. “There is an Against Breast Clancer” tion for our seniors,” he board member and a Schoolcraft in Livonia. and Tina Abbate Marzolf, immediate need right walk of the American said. founder of the associa AIWA members will pay CEO of the Area Agency now.” Cancer Society in Ann Verma said n o s in g tion. They w ere studjdng $1 0 , nonm em bers $2 0 , on A ^ g 1-B. Oakwood’s She said transportation Arbor. Members also give homes aren’t foqnd in and w orl^g, also raising which includes a School Marcia Filek, resource is often arranged to take 1 0 percent of member India, although they do families. craft culinary arts limcL manager for Senior Care many seniors to Hindu ship to breast cancer serve the Indiaq commu “We realized this is our “We have some specif Solutions, will also speak. temples and other houses research efforts and do nity specifically in other home and this is where ic requirements to cater Exhibitors from in of worship. “People do other volunt^r work. major U.S.citief we’re going to be,” the tow ard us,” said Pandit, dependent living, assisted like to practice their reli Pandit is retired from Plymouth Township resi who helped found the living, rehabilitation and gion wherever they live,” her public relations and ]cbrown@hometowhlife-com

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IWins John and Megan Nickel of Garden City put up their hands asj they ride the roller coaster, photos by tom beaudoin Crowds pack St. Raphael’s for festival

By S u e Buck bright yellow Ford Fairlaiie staff Writer 500 GT. The second-place aw ard w ent to Tony G ram er The annual St. Raphael and his 1967 Dodge GTS and Church Festival brought out third place went to Mike 1 1 *0 - the crow ds last w eekend in sell for his 2006 Roush Mus Garden City. tang. The festival has been held “We had car show goers fo r m ore than 40 years. already sign up for next year,” “Our volunteers really Choi said. cam e through in putting our festival together,” entertain Elvis sighting ment chair Mike Choi said. And, Choi said th at if any “We had some real talented one is still looking for Elvis, he bakers showing off their skills was at tile fair. It was imper who donated plenty of baked sonator Fred Wolfe, sponsored items. The blanket ministi^ by Korte’s Collision, who en boutique was full of beautiful tertained the crowd, especial handmade items.” ly the ladies. Choi estim ated if takes ‘Tlenty of lu c ^ ladies got a about 300 volunteers to put on silk scarf from him as well as the whole festival and “m any a scent of his signature per- volunteers stayed late to help fiune,’^ Choi said “We also had clean tip.” plenty of trivia enthusiasts S t Raphael volunteets Jackie Cusmano,,Jennifer Nance, Corinne Kudo and Leslie Suchy-Kudo crank out The kickoff Friday featured pla3in g TWvia Live w ith Annie meals to the hungiy aowds at tills year's festival. the Bike Parade led by aUar* competing for prizes, includ den City fire truck and St. ing delicious dinners. Anna- R aphael pasto r th e Rev. R ay belle Road roimded out the LewandowsM. night with plenty of young “We had plenty of creative country hits. It was a great kids in Garden City showing night of friends and fellowship off their beautifully decorated along w ith dancing the night bikes,” Choi said. away.” On Sunday, it was the al Ignored weather ways popular polka Mass by The public also chose to The Duane Malinowski Or ignore the w eather. chestra. “T he chilly F riday night “The church was filled to didn’t scare people away from capacity with our own parish seeing th e m uch anticipated ioners, the many faithful Pol band, 50 Apip Fuse. I t was ka Boosters Club as well as th eir first tim e appearing a t many visitors,” Choi said. St. Raphael,” said Choi, adding “After Mass, they all made th at it w as one big parW under their way to the activity cen the tent as well as outside. ter for an authentic Polish “People cam e from n e a r dinner catered by Halina. We and far to see them,” Choi added m ore tables and chairs said. “There were many peo just to accommodate every ple that commented it was the one. The food was fabulous first time they had visited St. and it was great to see new Raphael’s Festival. They said friends meet and old friends that it was a great experience, get together.” so m uch fun, and g reat hospi The Duane Malinowski tality. They said they will defi O rchestra th en played polka nitely be back next year.” music all afternoon to enter The car show led off the tain all the guests. “We even events Saturday. About 30 cars had guests from his home were displayed. A representa town of Toledo that made the Alexis Guajardo of Westland gives the ball a to » as her friend, Alondra Cruz of Westland, watches. tive from the Automotive trip up w ith him ,” Choi said. Hardware Solution judged all “It was Duane’s first time the cars for Cleanest, Best playing our festival. Several Maintained and the WOW people mentioned that this factor. was like a family reimion be “All the cars were so beau cause they have not seen peo tiful that he had a real hard ple they Imew for years.” time selecting the winners,” Choi said. [email protected] The first-place award went 313-222-2249 to D ave M orrell, who had a Twitter @SueSbuck

Devon Dean of Livonia keeps an eye on her son, two-yearold Camden Chloe Long of Garden City catche a pretty green Keegan Taylor of Ypsllanti poses for a photo at the he feeds the goat at the petting zoo. fish at the fish pond. f^ tival.

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HELPING O n th e HANDS What! Spaghetti dinrter fundraiser to help Can ton couple Joe and Dottie Kelly s lo w ro a d When: Noon to 5 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 6 W h«e: St Richard's Parish, 35637 Cherry Hill Transplant surviVor or three times a week - like a healthy person. But in Westland takes one step in August 2012, he found Details: Fat Chef in a he was retaining fluid. Little Coat is catering the forward, two back The surprising diagnosis: spaghetti dinner; bake cirrhosis of the Uver. sale (parishioners of St By Brad Kadrldi The Kellys were Richard's and St Thomas staff Writer shocked. a'Becket in Canton); face “They told us cirrhosis painting by Kim; basket Joe Kelly was never a can be dormant for a raffles; 5 ( ^ raffle University of Michigan very long time," said every hour; door prizes. fan. Dottie Kelly, who works Cask $S at the door But Kelly, sporting a at Mans Lumber in Can blue iU-M polo shirt and ton. “It reared its ugly Joe Kelly, with wife Dottie. ho(»s to be able to do more than just sit in his garden afteri slowly recovering from a head and everything recovering from a liver transplant self toward recovery, but liver transplant, is happy went to hell in a hand he isn’t finding it e a ^ . to shout “Go Blue!” now. b a s k e t” * * r d heal quickly, it’s been frustrating. helping organize the Oct “IwasnevOTsicka Kelly, a longtime Can Kelly, who had been “(Recovery) has taken 6 fundraiser. “If anybody day in my life until this ton resident and retired walking up to 1 0 m iles a back in the day. a lot longer thm I needed anything, Joe and thing hit,” he said. “It’s a Unisys employe, said he day, suddenly Imd no P m n o t h e a l i n g thought,” he said. “I’d Dottie would be the first slow-he£ding recovery. It owes his life to, am ong energy. He was trying to heal quickly, back in the ones to step up and volt really is two steps for others, the doctors and figut'e out “how to get my q u i c k l y . ” day. I’m not healing imteer. That’s the kind of w ard, one step back.” staff! at the University of enerjgjl' level back,” and JO E KELLY quickly.” p^ple they are. They put Miclpgan Hospital after advisek's at S t Joseph B ut he is h e ^ g and everybody before them bkadrich@hometo^life.com surviving the surgery Hospital in Ypsilanti told would survive. Nearly he knows the donated selves.” 1 313-222-88^ that replaced his non him to get checked out at seven hours later, doc liver is why he’s, as he Kelly is helping hini- TMtten ®bkadricH functioning liver. U-M. tors let her know he had. puts it, “still on the right “I t’s th e m ost difficult lU m s out, his liver He subsequently had to side of the grass.” WMe thing I’ve ever had to go was failing and he need go back in for two more he’s eternally grateful through,” Kelly said. ed a transplant So Kelly surgeries, one because for the donation, the “U-M h ^ one hell of a met with &e transplant doctors suspected there couple does not want to fU P S N PiJMPKINS. medical staff. You can team at U-M in May to might be a bleeder (there meet the donor family. take jWhat they tell you to begin the detailed proc wasn’t) and the other “We’re so grateful the FREE ETONTI the t>ank. I have a whole ess of getting approved because doctors couldn’t donor fam ily said yes,” Saturday, Septeinber 21 G R A S S , new appreciation for for a transplant While detect blood flow to the Dottie said. “We don’t l(teun-4pm organ donor programs.” going through that proc new liver (it was flow know who they are or ^ M A G IC Dog (or cat) Tumpkln Rromoiade' 2pm. Lava Wjhile Kelly’s surgery ess, he had a couple of ing). where they’re from .... Prize for M costume. is r e ^ n t , his battle with trips to the emergency Drouble was, K elly We pray for them. We’ll Rqis from Humane Sodely, Animal Rfficue, 30 lb. log liver disease is not. He room that resulted in hadn’t rem em bered send them a letter, but and Shampooch Dog V^tsh anil Grooming. , was âgnosed with hepa being admitted with dan much of the experience we won’t connect with Holiday photo op. titis in th e early 1970s, gerously low sodium and found he had to keep them. That’s their priva Pets and Your Yard class, 11am, 1 & ^nn. about a year after he’d levels. asking his wife where he cy.” Refreshments for 2 Iêd and 4 leêdl gotten out of the U.S. After being treated was and what was hap Meanwhile, friends wv.plymouthnurseryjiet more details. Arm|)r. H e was treated for one such episode, his pening. are gathering support for Loblolly and ij'eleased and didn’t doctor told him, “OK, “I don’t know that (the a ^ a g h e tti < ^ e r fund EMERALD think much of it for the we’ll get you back on the surgery) was scary,” he raiser to help tlje Kellys GREEN PINE BARK next 2 0 y ears o r so. transplant list.” The said. “It was like being in defray the huge costs MULCH W|hen U nisys closed problem was, the couple your own reality. After I from the procedure. ARBORVITAE the Pennsylvania plant never knew tliey were on got home, I finally said While most of it is cov 2 c u .ftb a g he was w orking at the list to begin with. 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Detroit Metropolitan quire even more band A irport has launched the width or prefer an ad- next generation of its free experience. Existing free Wi-Fi service Boingo subscribers, as throughout both pas well as subscribers to senger terminals. any of several leading Airport customers can Wi-Fi providers, will now enjoy unlim ited continue to enjoy premi wireless Internet access um M -Fi access at ser a t no cost - and at higher vice levels under the speeds - following the terms of their subscrip transition of the airport’s tion agreem ent. wireless infrastructure “We are thrilled to add to network provider Ad Detroit to oim network of vanced lA^eless Group, airports and look for LLC. ward to implementing “With the demand for ongoing network im wireless connectivity as provem ents and cross strong as ever, the A ir platform integration of port Authority is pleased \il-Fi and DAS technol to provide a i^ o r t users ogies to further expand with a significantly-en both data and voice ser hanced wireless network vices offered at DTW,” that now enables us to said Scott Phillips, presi offer unlimited, free dent and CEO of AWG. access without loss of “With our Hybrid model Mayor William R. Wild (center) joins Westland natives Mark and Gwen Brooks and Scott and Lynda Derosia at the service quality,” Wayne in place, we are also able grand re-opening of Westland Bowl. County Airport Authority to provide options for CEO 'fom Naughton said. both data-hungry trav “Customers are already elers and those seeking enjo3dng the increased complimentary band- Cousins join forces to netw ork speed and un widllL” limited access on the In May, WCAA an AWG network.” nounced its selection of With M etro’s transi AWG to operate, manage and maintain three relat reopen Westland Bowl tion to the AWG infra structure, airport cus ed service components at tomers are now able to Metro; W -Fi network and A shuttered business in West- this exciting venture.” Open bowling is available through connect throughout both services, cellular distrib land has come back to life with the As avid bowlers, it was cousins’ out the day and evening. The cost passenger terminals at uted antenna system and Sept. 9 grand reopening of West- dream to own a bowling center. is $2 per game before S p.m. and no cost a fte r view ing a services and managed land BowL When Westland Bowllowl cl(closed down ^ per game after 5 p.m. The sen 30-second advertisement cabling infrastructure Westland city officials, includ last year, they saw opportuniw iors’ rate is $1.50 p er game. no m ore than once every and services. Each of ing Mayor W iliam Wild, and state knocking. Along with their wives, It also offers Tuesday men’s 45 minutes. This sponsor- these systems and relat and county officials were on hand they have spent the past few leagues, and every other Saturday supported model enables ed services are critical to to join the new owners, Westland months updating the bowling alley it’s Spartan Mixed, Friendship and the airport to offer un meeting the needs of the natives, Mark and Gwen Brooks with a new paint job, carpet and Mixed Nuts. Youth bowling oppor lim ited In tern et access airport’s operations and and Scott and Lynda Derosia, in concourse area in the bar. tunities will start the week of Oct. w ith robust speeds at no maintaining Metro’s cutting the ribbon. “IWthin the next two years we 6 . cost to travelers, while status as a leader in cus “We are very excited to see intend to make more modifica Pee Wee Bumper Bowl (ages continuing to ensure the tom er satisfaction. Westland Bowl officially reopen tions, this time to the concourse 3-7), Kid's Stuff (Elementary network can support F or access to the en for business,” W ld said. “The area and the bathrooms,” Mark School), Adult and Youth (1 adult/ growth in demand with hanced wireless network establishment has been a part of Brooks said. “We want to make our over 18 and 1 youth/under 18) and out loss of service qual inside both passenger our community for 49 years and I bowling alley more handicap ac Teen Bowl (Middle school and ity. terminals from any Wi know that a lot of people were sad cessible, ensuring it is family- high school teens). In addition to basic, Fi-enabled device, users when it closed its doors last year. friendly for everyone.” Westland Bowl is at 5940 N. free access, AWG’s net should set their SSID to W th Mark’s seven 300 games to Westland Bowl is open from Waime Road, Westland. For more work features several “AWG W IFI” and launch his record, we know bowling is in noon to 8 p.m. Sunday, noon to 11 information, call 734-722-7570 or premium access options their browsers for more his blood and we wish him the best p.m. Monday-Thursday and noon 734-502-7609 or visit www.wes- for customers who re information. of luck as they move forward with to midnight Friday and Saturday. tlandbowLcom.

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A secret cinema iryce honored for Christmas spirit m ovie event is being held eard Con to benefit a nonprofit ley’s story foimded by a former ^ d w as so An array of note Canton resident who is moved that worthy incUviduals from battling cancer. she flew many walks of life - Scheduled fo r T hurs Conley to including Virginia Pat day, Sept. 26, at the Can Conley P aris fo r a ton Moss, who had a role ton Emagine Theater, the shoot in the beloved Christmas fimdraisers for the Jill’s and created a sh o rt docu classic It’s a Wonderful Wish Foundation lead mentary titled The Light Life - will be honored into B reast Cancer That Shines. Wednesday, Oct. 2, in Awareness Month. Doors will open at 6 Livonia for sharing the The JiU’s Wish Foun p.m. for a raffle and auc true spirit of Christmas. dation was established by tion.ion. The m e movie willw u be In addition to Moss, Jill BrzezinsM Conley, ginjin at 7 p.m. vfith thetl who played Ruth Dakin who was diagnosed with localocal premiereprem iere of thetl Bailey, sister-in-law of invasive doctorial breast 15-minuteL5-minute documendocumentary George Bailey (por cancer in 2009. After two Therhe Light That ShirShines. trayed by Jimmy Stew years of remission, in Immediatelyely followingfoUon art) (in F)*ank Capra’s 2 0 1 1 h er cancer had re will be theI secret cinemacin cl^sic film, honorees at turn ed and was now m ovie of Conley’s)onliy’s fafavor the St. Nicholas Insti stage 4 incurable b reast ite dog family-^friendlynily-ifriend tute’s second annual gala cancer that metastasized movie. A w ards Banquet at in her sternum. Tickets are|^ per cred Heart Banquet and Jill’s Wish was created person and available at Conference Center in to help patients and their www.emaginelentertain- Livonia will be: Virginia Patton Moss played Ruth Dakin Bailey, the sister-in-law of George Bailey, families dealing with m ent.com or at the Em a » Detroit radio legend portrayed by Jimmy Stewart, in Frank Capra's ciassic fiim "It's a Wonderful Life." cancer minimize their gine (^ to n , 39535 Ford. Dick Purtan, whose 24 financial struggles. All proceeds go to the years of radio-thons for Who Would Be Santa, Cross Retreat Center in award for Van Elslander; In honor of h e r devot Jill’s W sh Fouhdation. The Salvation Army Bed which tells the historic Detroit. Those partici Nicholas as oiu: Model ed dog Honey Bear, Con Conley was bom and & B read Club raised and (impelling story of pants will receive certif award to English; Open ley also established Jilly- raised in Cantqn with more than $25 million to St. Nicholas. icates of achievement at ness to the Christmas bean’s Barking Bones, an four brothers, Steve, feed and shelter those in The gala aw ards din the awards banquet. Spirit to Kaufmann; all-natural dog treat with Shawn, Jason (her twin) need. ner is part of the gradua Each award present Exercising Compassion proceeds going to the and Jamie, and| step » A rt Van F urniture tion ceremony of the St. ed is each idenîed by award to F ân ; and Good Dog Therapy Foun sister Joanna. She mar founder and Chairman Nicholas Institute, a the ideals in the NOEL Love for Children award dation, an organization ried B art in 2008, ju st Art Van Elslander, four-day course teaching acronym: Nicholas as to Semple. provicUng therapy dog seven months before her whose vast array of the values and history of our Model, Openness to “This banquet gives service to people with diagnoses. They cu rren t philanthropic efforts has St. Nicholas (and, of the Christmas Spirit, metro Detroiters a health care needs. ly reside in LoipviU e, I supported people with course, the modem San Exercising Compassion chance to meet these Award-winning Aus Ky. Visit jillswfeh.org for (liabilities, needy youth, ta Claus) for would-be and Love for Children. exceptional peop^le and tralian photographer Sue m ore inform ation. the homeless, America’s professional Santas and These awards were express our gratitude Thanksgiving Parade in Mrs. Clauses. supplemented this year for their work in bring Detroit, cancer research This “m aster’s class” by a new, first-time pres ing Christmas joy to and much more. was created by the Rev. entation for the “Spirit everyday lives.” County hosting e-collection event » Former Detroit Lion Joseph Marquis of Sa of Christmases Past, R eservations are Ibny Semple, founder of cred Heart Byzantine Present, Future Award” available for the ban Wayne County’s Land players, DVD players, the Foundation for Hope Church, a professional (to Moss for her role in quet. AU aw ard recipi R esource M anagem ent » printers, fax ma Outdoor Adventures, Santa Claus whose ca It’s a Wonderful Life). ents are scheduled to Division (LRMD) is hold chines, stereos, speakers, through which he shês reer of 42 years includes Combining these awards attend, though Van Els ing its popular Electronic » cell phoned, tele his love of hunting and 12 y ears as Santa at the with the celebration of lander will be repre W aste & Scrap T ire col phones, microwave ov fishing by providing Detroit Thanksgiving the St. Nicholas Institute sented by sons David lection from 8 a.m. to 2 ens, meaninghil experiences Day Parade and at Bron- graduates serves a sig and Gary. The program p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at B Christmas lights, for chilên dealing with ner’s CHRISTmas Won nificant purpose, ac begins at 6 p.m. Sacred the Redford Ibwnship B gam e consoles, debilitating illnesses. derland in Frankenmuth. cording to Father Mar Heart Banquet and Con DPS, 12200 Beech Daily hand-held electronic » The Rev. Rennie He was also inducted quis. ference Center is at Roa(l. devices, Kaufm ann, the “One into the Santa Claus Hall “It is important to 29125 Six Mile Road, just The following item s B computer parts and M an Band,” who donates of Fam e. recognize people in the east of Middlebelt. Ad will be accepted from miscellaneous cables. his personal time and This year, 28 individ broader community who mission for banquet, Waime Coimty residents For more information, talents to num erous uals from 15 states will embody the Christmas dinner and program is and small businesses: caU 734-326-3936. Wayne fundraising and charita hone more than their spirit,” Marquis said. $40 p er person. For » up to seven pas County E-Colle(ôn ble efforts, including “Ho, Ho, Ho” greetings “You don’t have to have more information or to senger (scrap) tires, events can also be found serving as a cultural in the profession^ a red suit to live the life register, call Sacred » computers, laptops, at waynecounty.com/doe, envoy to Azerbaijan. faith-based St. Nicholas of St. Nicholas.” Heart at 734-522-3166 or keyboarcis, m ice, CiRT then click the Land Re- » Dr. Adam C. Eng course from Sept. 30 to The awards include a visit and LCD monitors, som*ces M anagem ent lish, author of The Saint Oct. 4 at St. Paul of the Lifetime Achievement stnicholasinstitute.org. » TVs, verts, CD link.

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L i b r a r y card opens the d o o r to the world in many ways Geico uses a camel to promote its insurance; Capital One uses Alec Baldwin and a bunch of Norsemen to promote its charge card. Librarians, however, take a different approach 'Tm in support of “It should be increased “I believe the minimum “ I don't know. I’ve never to promoting their card. They use the month of increasing it because it because a lot of people wage should be worked for the minimum September. This month is National Library Card Month, a celebration held a t the beginning of the prices people out of a who don’t do so much increased. People are wage." new school year to remind parents and caregivers decent neighborhood and get paid better while working their bodies lyier Orvis that a libraiy card is the most important school living a good life in people who get minimum harder and catching Wayne supply of all. America.” wage are working buses to work and all A library card opens the door to so much for its holder. It’s a passport to see the world through John McDonagle harder." tfiey're getting is books, whether in print or digital. It’s the access Newton, NJ. Jeanette Jordan minimum wage." point to educationid support for adults and stu Wayne dents, an invitation to cultural activities, and a Latise Jordan ticket to the movies. Wayne Libraries provided services for people suffer ing during the economic downturn and slow re covery — even though they have felt the financial pinch too. Libraries provide computers and Inter LETTERS TO THE EDITOR net access for those who need to find emplo3m ient. And libraries have provided activities to enter The runaround got a way better job offer at tain and educate a t no charge. SEND US YOUR another park. From infants to senior citizens, libraries have Garden City residents are VIEWS Som ething has to be done and become the cultural hub in the community. But getting a runaround about Police short of the owners finally get We welcome your Letter to the sadly, there’s still an estimated 44 percent of Chief Bob Muery, who was voted ting it through their heads &at Americans who don’t have a library card. On its illegaUy into part-time city man Editor. Please include your name, it’s about the residents’ happi website, the American Library Association has a ager position by council leader address and phone number for ness, Westland Meadows be list of 60 things to do with a library card. Here’s Randy Walker, Pat Squires, Jay- verification. We may edit for gone and will end up as another what we think are the 1 0 best reasons to get one: lee Lynch, Mike Jones and Jody clarity, space and content. Submit vacant lot in Westland. And if » Download an e-book. Your library is where Dodge. Walker appointed a letters by the following formats: this article doesn’t help them Web: www.hometownlife.com you can get e-books and other digital content. The three-panel of council people — realize this, then we who are Mail: Letteis to the Editor, Waime, Garden City and Westland libraries offer Lynch, Dodge and Jones— to residents m ight as w ell start OverDrive, a digit^ collection of e-books, audio work out a contract for Police Wayne-Westland and Garden looking for new places to live. books and music. Through Download Destination, Chief Bob Muery to also be our City Observer Newspapers, 615 Thank you for being so blunt you can check out and download material like any part-time city manager. W. Lafayette, Second Level, and honest in your article. We other item in the library collection. After your It has been over five m onths Detroit, Ml 48226 can only hope that it will help do check-out period expires, the title will cease to and no decision. Why? I think Fax:(313)223-3318 some good and stop all of the Em ail: smason@hometown- w ork on your device. they knew they had voted in Bob nonsense in the park. » Not sure how to download an e-book on your Muery illegally (Bob even stated life.com. Jessica McMichael new device? A librarian can show you how. T ^ e a before taking the position that he Blog: You may also let your '' Westland worlrahop on how to use yom: e-reader or other thought it was illegal, but he opinions be heard with your own gadgets. The Westland library is offering an would leave that up to Walker biog at hometownlrfe.com. eReader and Thblet Support Group that meets 2-4 and council). Deadline: Letters must be re W h a t f o l l y p.m. the third Thursday of the month. I believe Walker doesn’t care ceived by 9 a.m. Monday to be What’s the difference be published in the Thursday edi » Students can get help with homework, re about State Law or the City Char tween Syria kUling her children, tion. search a term paper, work on a class project or use ter. Voting in Bob Muery as part- and America aborting her chil a computer to finish a school project. According time city manager is only one dren? Syria is crjw g for her to the ALA, almost 91 percent of public library incident that he has exercised. people, and A m erica, in i t e outlets offer vdreless Internet access. Another one weis on Jan. 28,2013, according to his interpretation of rance, is applauding her right to B Check out a pass to a museum. The Wajme, when he rushed to judgment in the State Law. I would hate to choose to kill in the name of Garden City and Westland libraries are offering swearing in Mike Jones, the think that Walker and Rep. Kne wom en’s rights. W hat foUy! the Michigan Activity Pass, which provides ac replacem ent for Councilman zek made a deal so Walker can Dolores Kapanke cess to nearly 60 participating institutions around George Kordie. Walker once save face during an election Garden City the state. Some cultur^ partners offer compli again violated stated law and year. mentary or reduced price admission; others, dis City Charter. Then on Feb. 11, Politicians do m ake strange Sensible alternative counts in their gift shop or other exclusive offers Councilman Dave Fetter correct bed fellows sometimes. Math can sometimes be for MAP pass holders only. ed Walker and the process was B u t... It only takes 75 signa tricky, b u t w hen it com es to 8 Launch yoiu' future at the library. Get free done correctly thus costing Mike tures to get it on the ballot in figui^g out the cost benefits of assistance with job searches, resume writing and Jones a two-year term. Now November and then voters will rebuilding your car’s engine, the interviewing tips at the libraiy The Westland li Mike Jones has to run again. decide the fate of the city man answer is very simple. If your brary offers a Job Seekers Lab three days a week The information from the ager position. car or truck is diagnosed with to help people file for unemployment, create a re Attorney General office that I Al Buckner major engine damage, installing sume in Microsoft Word or learn how to upload received in April 2013 is that Garden City a remamifactured or rebuilt their resume into the Michigan talent bank or oth Police Chief Bob Muery, accord engine will extend current vehi er job-searching websites. ing to Incompatible Public Of Blunt and honest cle life at a significantly low er 8 Attend preschool story hour with your child. fices Act, PA 566 of 1978, is in I have been a resident of cosfthan buying a new car or September is the time libraries begin their fall violation of State Law. Opinions Westland Meadows trailer park truck, adding up to big savings. story times hours for preschoolers. M th their old by Bill Schuette, Attorney Gen for almost three years now and For the cost of an average er siblings back to school, youngsters, and even eral, are already on the books for when I cam e across your article, down paym ent on a new car or families, get a chance to enjoy stories, games, dual office-hol^g were PA I m ust say I w as thrilled that truck, a vehicle’s engine can be crafts and much more. 7256, PA 6903 and PA 6913. someone put aU this information repowered with a remanufac- And our favorite reason td\ having a library City Attorney Timothy Cronin out diere for the world to see. turedhrebuilt engine, gaining card: Save money and enjoy some quality time. gave an oral opinion to Walker When the old owner had the years of reliable service wi&out Plan a family afternoon at place that’s free - the and the other four council people park, it was well-kept and the m onthly ca r paym ents and high library. that it was illegal and still Mr. residents were happy. Ever since er insurance rates. The Engine Of all the cards in your wallet, it’s the library Muety sits in the city manager the new owners have taken over, Rebuilders Council developed a card that is the best deal. It’s the one card that’s position iUegaUy, m aking deci the whole place is falling apart cost comparison chart illustrat free of charge and requires no minimum payment sions that can cause us to have piece by piece, and tenants are ing the cost difference between or interest charge. another major lawsuit in the leaving left and right. purchasing a new vehicle and If you don’t have a library card, get one. If you future. Ever since they have taken repowering an existing vehicle have one, use it. E ith er way, you can’t go wrong. Now to make matter worst over, at least 15 trailers have with a remanufacturedA*ebuilt state Rep. David Knezek on Sept. been m oved out th at I know of engine. 3 introduced H ouse BiU No. 4939 because people no longer want to To learn more about why th at would m ake it legal fo r de live in this park. The m ain prob installing a remanufactured or partment heads to hold dual lem is that the new owners are rebuilt engine is the sensible offices. The question we have to cheap and don't want to hire economic alternative, visit ask ourselves is: If it wasn’t better help for their park. The www.enginerebuilder.org. illegal before, why now a House only person who has been doing Rick SImko bill to m ake it legal? their job is the maintenance guy Chairman So before this biU came about. and to be honest, I am surprised Engine Rebuilders Council Walker claimed that it was legal he hasn't left yet, considering he

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Native American dancers with be wearing c o m i n g ^eirfuli regalia at the Native American Heritage t o t h e D o w D ay / Saturday at T he stocks contained intemationaL In addi Nanidn in th e D ow Jo n e s tion, it’s not unusual for Mills. Industrial Average ah investor to ^ v e a are going to change, position in emerging Dow, as it is m ore com m arket funds and even monly known, contains in something such as 30 different stocks. The global real estate. Be goal of the Dow is to that there are indexes cause a well-bhlanced reflect a broad overview for every type of in and diversified portfolio of the U.S. economy. vestment you can imag has so many different Changes are not fre ine. The questions in asset classes, dne index quent, but they do hap vestors have is whether does not adequately pen in order for the there is one index that reflect the portfolio. index to continue to r th e y c a n u s e to m e a s u re Generally, the fixed- Wayne County Parks hosting represent a broad pic how their portfolio is income side of e port ture of the U.S. econo doin g . folio also contams a m y. It would be nice if we variety of different Native American Heritage Day The recently an could look at our port fixed-income invest nounced change will folio and compare it to ments, such as U.S. W ayne C o u n ty P a rk s M ichigan’s first people. to foster and preserve a f f e c t 10 p e rc e n t o f th e one index to determine treasuries, corporate a n d th e N o rth A m e ric a n Due to lim ited seating, Native American culture. components of the Dow. Iierformance. Unfortu bonds and international Indian Association will bring a lawn chair to the T h e N a n k in M ills Alcoa, Bank of America nately, it doesn’t work bonds. Once a g ^ , one host Native American free outdoor event Interpretive Center is at a n d H e w le tt P a c k a rd that way. E ve^ stock or in d e x w o u ld n o t s u ffic e H eritage Day 1-4 p.m. T h e N o rth A m e ric a n 33175 Ann Arbor T r^ are the stocks that are fixed-income index as an adequate measure Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Indian Association of Westland. Hines Drive leaving, while Goldman measures something f o r tile p o rtfo lio . Nankin Mills Interpre Detroit is the oldest ur will be closed due to Sachs) Nike and Visa are d iffers! and there is no It’s im portant for tiv e C e n te r in W estlan d . ban Indian organization Saturday in the Park, being added as new one index to rely on. In investors to redogni^ The special social in th e U n ite d S ta te s. T h e however, visitors can go s to c k s to th e Dow . fact, many ev erts say th a t th e g o al is p o t to gatiiering includes a purpose of the organiza around the barricades at The Dow is the most that it is a fool’s game to match or beat an index, traditional drumming tion is to promote self- Ann Arbor Itail and famous stock m arket even attem pt to com but rather to achieve circle and dancers in sufficiency for Native Itoes Drive for Native index, but it is certainly pare your portfolio to individual goalq and regalia. Native American Americans through edu American Heritage Day not the only one. In fact, one index or the other. objectives. 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Listings for the Community 5aturday, O ct 12. Details: Support group, new Calendar can be submitted by Location: S t Theodore's Parish, comers welcome. e-mail at smason@hometown- 8200 Wayne Road, Westland. C o n ta c t 734-261-7880 or 248- life.com. They also can be mailed D etails: S t Theodore's Confra 380-7748. to Sue Mason at 615 W. La ternity of Christian Women is fayette - Second Level, Detroit, LIFECARE looking for crafters for its Fall Ml 48226, or faxed to her atten TIme/Date: 7-9:15 p.m. Thurs Craft Show. We have 70 tabiK tion a t 313-223-3318. For more day. available at a cost of $25 each. information, call 313-222-6751. No vendors please. Location: 570 5. Main St, Plymouth. C ontact: Mary at 734-425-4421 UPCOMING vn|#10) Details: LifeCare is a care/ EVENTS support/recovery groups for ST. MEL everyone facing life's âllenges. CROP FOR A CAUSE n^ e/D ate: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact info.lifeca- i Time/ba4e: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sajnjrday, O ct 5. [email protected] or 734-95^ Saturday, S ept 21- L s ^ tio n : S t Mel's Parish Gym, 2109. Locatijon: Scrappy Chic, 33509 7506 N. Inkster Road, Dearborn I W. Eigjit Mile, Livonia. Hîghls. EDUCATION Deteillls: The IBC (Inflammatory Details: Crafters are needed for Breast jCancer) Network Founda S t Mel's Fall Craft Show. There WILLOW CREEK tion is folding a 12-hour crop are more than 50 tables avail L oratlon: 36660 Cherry Hill In event, featuring goodie bags, able. Table cost Is $30, table with Westland. breakfast, lunch and dinner, electricity is $35. Details: Willow Creek Coopera snacks throughout the day, Contact: For applications, email tive Pr«chool offers a Parent/ make 'n take, chair massages, stmelscraftfairâhoo.com or Tot, Young 3's, 3-year and 4-year elecbic chord at each table, call S t Mel's at 313-274-0684. programs. 50/50 raffle and Tricky Tray PERRINVILLE C ontact 734-326-0078. Auction. Preregistration is $35. Tlm e/Date: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact: For more information, ST. DAMIAN , Saturday, O ct 12. call 248-426-9020. Location: 29891 Joy, Westland. Location: Perrinville Early DIESEL CLUB D etails: S t Damian Catholic Childhood Center, 28201 Lyndon, School offers preschool for LUNCHEON ITS O F F I C I A L Livonia. 3-4-year-old$ and full day kin Date/TIme: 11 a.m. Thursday, D etails: Crafters are being dergarten through grade 8. , O ct 17. sought for the Perrinville Early C o n ta c t 734-427-1680, Location: Laurel Manor, 39000 Childhood Center's fourth www.stdamlan.com. ^ annual Craft/Vendor Show. Schoolcraft in Livonia. YWCA PRESCHOOL D etails: The Detroit Diesel C ontact: Brenda at Retiree Club hosts its annual [email protected] Details: The YWCA of Western Wayne County's Education The FCC reports luncheon and business meeting. ST. JOHN'S Department offers quality It's primarily a social club th at Tlme/Date: Saturday, Oct 13. preschool programs to children provides information to mem bers about items which may Locrtlon: S t John's Episcopal ages 2-5 at no cost to most XFINITY delivers impact retirees of Detroit Dlsel Church, 555 S Wayne Road, families. There are many loca Corporation from GM, through Westland. tions available throughout the the current ownership. For the Details: St John's has table community. Home-bêd pro past 34 years, the club has held available for craft sales at its Fall grams are also available. reliably fast speeds. an annual luncheon g et togeth Festival for a a f t sales for $25. C o n ta c t 313-561-4110, Ext 10. er on the third Thursday of /Anyone is i n te r r e d In renting a ST. MARY October. Retirees come from all table can call the church at Location: St Mary Catholic over the country and overseas to 734-721-5023 or Sharon Scott at AT&T doesn’t. renew friendships and get 734-722-4651. School, 34516 Michigan Ave., Wayne. caught up on any new happen DELTA KAPPA GAMIMA ings. Guests enjoy social inter Details: St Mary School offers action beginning a t 11:00 am,'a Date/TIme: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. pre-K 3 and 4 and kindergarten- buffet luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct 19. < eighth-grade. St Mary has been and brief b u s in g m eeting with Location: West Middle School, recognized as a School of Dis discussion on any topics of 44401 Ann /Vrbor Trail, Ply tinction. current interest to the attending mouth. C o n ta c t 734-721-1240. guests. Cost to attend the lunch Details: Delta Kappa Gamma, The results are in. The latest Federal is $23. an international society of ORGANIZATIONS C ontacb For more information women in education th a t pro Com m unications Com m ission study show s on the luncheon and pre-regls- vides scholarships for Plymouth- FRIENDS OF ELOISE tratioiT, contact Robert Pavol, Canton students pursuing a Tlme/date: 7 p.m. third Tuesday that XFINITY® delivers m ore speed than membership director, at 734- degree in education, hosts its of th e months of February, April, 455-2668, email jrpavol64@prod- 29th annual craft show. Juried June, September and November. you’re paying for, even during peak hours. igy.net or John Leidlein, presi aafters will display handmade Location: Collins House in the dent, 313-863-8850, e-mail jewelry, pottery, clothing, Westland Historic Village Park, seasonal decor, metal sculptures, Plus, XFINITY delivers the fastest in-hom e [email protected]. 857 N. Wayne Road between WIDOWED MEN gourmet foods and more. The M arquette and Cherry Hill, event will also offer drawings Westland. W i-Fi for all room s, all devices, all the tim e. H m e/D ate: 9 a.m. second and for several prizes, including two C ontact Pat Ibbotson at 734- fourth Thursdays of the month. handmade /Vmish quilts, a golf 331-9291 [email protected] Location: Steve's Family Restau- outing a t Fox Hills Country Gub, So don’t settle for less w ith AT&T. or Jo Johnson 734-522-3918. rant.15800 Middlebett, Livonia. tickets to a 2014 Detroit Tigers Details: The Men's Group of game^ a gift package to 932 WESTLAND ROTARY Widowed Friends, a peer group Penniman Bed and Breakfast H m e/D ate: 12:15 p.m. Thurs of the Archdiocese of Detroit, and gift certificates to fine local days. restaurants. Also, th e American invites you to meet with other Location: Joy Manor, 28999 Joy, /\ssodation of University Wom widowed men for breakfast. east of M iddlebelt Westland. Many topics are discussed, en will join the a a f t show with a used book sale. Breakfast and D etails: C om m unity Service including those thet may be programs and planning. Catered pertinent to your own situation. lunch item^ will be available In th e cafeteria. Admission is $2. lunch; visitors welcome. Visit Also, ideas are presented to help www.westlandrotary.com for you become involved in the C ontact: Debbie Cortellini a t more information. GET STARTED WITH activities of Widowed Friends. debcortellini@comcasLcom or PERFORMANCE INTERNET IN CLU D ES C o n ta c t Jeff at 734-261-5010. C o n ta c t Call Dick at 313-534- Alice Chrenko a t dachren- NO CONSTANT GUARD- 0399. [email protected]. CAREGIVERS- TERM CONTRACT Slav '-ato vviitT thi im"'>r SPOUSES REQUIRED MOM TO MOM FOR YOUR HEALTH Hme/Date: 1 p.m. second 2 9 Tlme/Date: noon to 4 p.m. Ti^sday of the month. Saturday S ept 21. SAFE PLACE Tlme/date; 7 p.m. Thursdays. Locationr Plymouth District Location: McKinley Cooperative Library, 223 S. Main, Plymouth. Preschool, inside St John's Location: Fellowship Hail at Episcopal Church, 555 5. Wayne Merriman Road Baptist Church, Details: For residents of south ern and western Wayne County Road, Westland. 2055 Merriman, Garden City. who are caring for a spouse age Details: Approximately 40 Details: A Safe Place is based on 60 and older, or w ho are over ta b is , with a big item area. th e Alcoholics for Christ pro age 60 themselves. Offered by There will be concessions and a gram. Adult Well-Being Services bake sale. Admission is $1 per C ontact; Russ Weathers at through The Senior Alliance. person and strollers are allowed. 734-422-1995. Funded by The Senior Alliance Contact; A contract, if available ADULT DAY SERVICES and United Way. fa r anyone that wants to rent an TIme/Date: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 C ontact: Helen Street a t 734- 8-foot table for $20 at www.mc- 629-5004. Call to confirm time kinleypreschool.org/mom2mom. p.m. weekdays. Get what you pay for and then some. and date, if coming for th e first Location: 570 S. Main St, For more information, email time. Rebecca Lay at becca- Plymouth. C a ll 1 - 8 6 6 - 9 2 6 - 4 6 6 5 t o d a y . [email protected]. Detail: A structured weekday- CAREGIVERS - Tlm e/Date: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. alternative for adults in need of WESTLAND Saturday, Sept 28, early bird at supervision. Program provides Tlme/Date: 7 p.m. the third 8:30 a.m. activities and discussions to meet Thursday of the month. Location: Garden CHy High social, reaeational and personal Location: American House III, School, 6500 Middlebett, be needs unique to dependent 35700 Hunter, Westland. com cast.com /xfinity individuals tw een Warren Road and Ford, Details: For residents of south Garden City. C ontact Laurie Krause at ern and western Wayne County D etails: There will 85 ta b is , a [email protected] who are caring for family mem large item area, concessions and and 734-956-2600. bers and/or friends age 60 and a bake sale at a Mom to Mom METRO FIBROMYALGIA older, or who are over age 60 sale at Garden City High School. Tlm e/date: 1-3 p.m. Second and themselves. Offered by Adult Admission Is $1, $2 for early fourth Thursday of each month. Well-Being Services through The birds. Use gymnasium entrance. Senior Alliance. Funded by The Location: Merriman Road Contract available on M2M Senior Alliance and United Way. Baptist Church, 2055 Merriman, website at www.mom2mom- just west of Ford in Garden City. C o n ta c t Helen Street a t 734- list.com. 629-5004. Call to confirm time Details: The first meeting has a Contact: For more information, and date, if coming for the first speaker, the second meeting is email gcmom2momsale@hot- time. open to discuss living with our mail.com or call 734-277-0791. fibromyalgia. BURROUGHS OLD BOWLING BENEFIT C o n ta c t Ruthann at 734-981- TIMERS Tlm e/D ate: 12:30-3:30 p.m. 2519. TIme/Date: 11:30 a.m. on the Saturday, Oct. 5 (check in starts MENOPAUSE & MORE last Friday of th e month. at noon). Location: P lym outh Elks Club, Time/date; 7-9 p.m. the first Location: Town and Country 41700 Ann Arbor Road, Ply Wednesday of the month. Lanes, 1100 S. Wayne Road, mouth. Location: Classroom 2 of the \finityc Westland. Details: /Viy former employees west addition of th e Marian COMCAST D etails: $12 per bowler (any of Burroughs/Unisys are wel the future of awesome”' age welcome to bowl) includes Women Center of St Mary Mercy Hospital, 36475 Five Mile, come to join us to sodalize or tw o games of bowling, shoe Livonia. renew acquaintances. There is rental and pizza and pop. Raffle no cost to join or to attend. A tickets will be on sale for over 50 Details: A support group for cash bar and a fish buffet are awesome local business prizes women, no registration is neces Offer ends 9/30/13. Not available in ail areas. Limited to Performance Internet available but not mandatory. and baskets. Any registered sary; the group is free of charge. for new residential customers, /tfter 6 months, monthly sendee charge for C o n ta c t John Kusch 734-751- bowler th at is 5 years old or Performance Internet is $49.99 for months 7-12. After promotional period, C o n ta c t 734-655-1100. 9765 or,[email protected]. younger will be entered into a regular rates apply. Comcast's current monthly service for Performance Internet COUNTERPOINT "kids raffle" for free. ranges from $42.95-$51.95 with TV or Voice service or $56.95-$64.95 without Details: Counterpoint Shelter Contact: Registration forms are LIONS CLUB TV or Voice service. Umited to service to a singie outiet. Equipment, instaiiation and Crisis Center offers free available at mckinleypres- H m e/D ate: 11:45 a.m. the and taxes extra. May not be combined with other offers. Actual speeds vary and counseling and respite services chool.org/fundraising-informa- second Monday of the month are not guaranteed. Wi-Fi claim based on August 2012 study of comparable for people ages 10-17 and their tion. They can be emailed to and at 6:30 p.m. the fourth in-home wireless routers by Allion Test Labs, Inc. Not all features, including families. 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BOYS SOCCER MU se n io r Rocks solid in 2-0 win over Stevenson g e ts h on o r F o r th e fir:st tim e in his career, Madon By Brad Emons and 4-0 in the KLAA’s Central critical of each other and de But there was no mistake na University senior staff Writer Division on Monday with a 2-0 mand a lot'of ^ y s. For me, about the Rocks’ second goal as Abdul Ibrahim was victory over visiting Livonia taking over th^ group, a really Nick M assey drilled a shot frmn selected WolVerine- It appears to be a seamless S te v en so n . talented group. I’m fortunate.” 25 yards out into the upper left Hoosier Athletic transition for the Salem boys “It’s been good,” sjaid Duhl, a Fortunate was the word on com er over the outstretched Conference kflen's soccer program as former 2000 Salem grad who played at Salem’s first goal as senior arm s of Stevenson goalkeeper Soccer Offensive coach Ed McCarthy, who has ' W estern M ichigan University. Brady Cole scored with 25:41 Mike Bolin with 16:04 rem ain Player of the Week stepped aside to become a part- “This group in particular, being left in the first half off an assist ing in the first half to make it (Sept. 9-15). time assistant, has passed the an older group, they’re kind of from fellow senior David 2-0. Ibrahim, a native torch to form er Rocks player set in their ways a Rttle bit. I Schroeder to make it 1-0. Stevenson, meanwhile, of Jeddah, Saudi Scott Duhl. think their aggressiveness and But officials m issed an ap thought it had the equalizer A ra b ia ( l i s g a r C ol Salem, boasting a veteran desire is so high that sometimes parent offsidesi call, which legiate) scored a gofl cast, improved to 6-0-3 overall they are almost over the top in would have nullified the goal. See SOCCER, Page B4 and had an assist as , MU snapped a three- m a tc h lo sin g sk id w ith a 2-0 w in S a t RUNNING urday at Taylor Uni versity (Ind.). Ibrahim assisted Hines Park on the winning goal by teammate Ryan Williams during the Heroes race seventh minute and scored his second g o a l o f th e se a so n in good timing the 87th minute. The Crusaders (2-3) are idle until 7 for Kurtis pjn. Saturday when' they open WHAC play at Siena ByBradEmons. H e ig h ts. staff Writer Doug Kurtis has covered MU g o lf the gamut when it comes to distance funning. But the 61-year-old Livo team 3rd nian, the world record holder Sophomore Jor- for sub 2-hour and 20-minute dyn Shepler (L(ivoma m arathons (76), will prep for Churchill) shot a his final m araAon (Oct. 19 in two-day total of 79- Detroit) by running the firsts 83-162 to tie foijr ever Wayne County Parks eighth individually Heroes on Hines h^-m ara- as the Madonna Uni thon on Saturday, Oct. S. versity women's golf Kurtis, who h ^ completed team finished third a n a sto u n d in g 199 o f h is 202 out 12 schools last marathons in under 3 hours, weekend at the Bat can literally walk out his back tle of the Blackthorn door and onto the Hines Park in South Bend, Ind. c o u rse . Host Bethel ^ d .) “I’ve been running Hines C o lleg e a n d In d ia n a since 1968 because I grew up Tech finished one- off of Hines,” Kurtis said. two in the teain “That’s an area I’m so fam il standings with 637 iar with, so it’s kind of fun to and 641, respecjtively, be able to race where I run all while MU with a 661 th e tim e .” (329-332). Proceeds from the race, O th e r M U fin which also includes a SK ishers included Chel run-walk, will go toward the sea CoUura, 17th (83-83-166); HoUy See KUrniS, Page B3 Laginess, tied for 19th (85-83-168); Natalie Blazo, tied for 24th (82-88-170); and Kaitlyn Brasher, Batting to get die ball over the net for Livonia Franklin are Breanna Hourigan (3) and Bailey Goldberg (10). eia tied for 36th (90-83- BRESLERI STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 173).

PREP VOLLEYBALL I . C ru sa d e rs ta k e 12th ; The Madonna P atriot spikers take University women's cross country team f e a tu re d a ll 10 ru n ners setting season- best m arks to claim quick h it vs. Chiefs 12th p la c e o u t o f 29 te a m s S a tu rd a y a t the Knight Invita ' i- ^ ,jf 'w '.m r • ByTImSnnfth the KLAA South while the Patri “The first two sets we strug tional hosted by Cal staff Writer ots dropped to 4-3-1 overall and gled to get our serves in and vin College in Grand 1-1 in the division. connect,” McMahon said. “We R a p id s. A fast start by Canton’s heavy “Our starting lineup did a definitely need to work on our Junior Bianca hitters propelled the Chiefs good job tonight moving the ball blocking more, but by the third KubicM (Canton) Hiesday to a three-set sweep around,” Canton head coach set we were stepping up into it posted a top-30 finish o v e r v is itin g L iv o n ia F rankU n. Steve Johnson said. “We were and oiu* serves were going in. am o n g th e 316 n m - Canton romped to a 25-14 win able to run a bunch plays off “We were connecting with ners in the field with in the opening set before follow serve-receive and get it to our our setters and our hitters. It’s a a tim e o f 18;57 o n th e ing up with 25-13 and 25-22 vic hitters tonight.” p ro c e s s .” 5-kilbmeter course. Livonian Doug Kurtis will prep tories to take the KLAA South , Franklin first-year coach McMahon did note Canton’s Freshman Karlie ’ for the Detroit Free Press Division girls volleyball match Desiree McMahon lamented hard-hitting lineup, however. GaUagher (Livonia Maratiion by running the u p . early stm ggles &om the service “They definitely have a lot of Stevenson) was next Heroes for Hines half-marathon M th the win, the Chiefs im stripe and inconsistency in other for MU in 19:18, a full G e ts . DAVE MCCAULEY proved to 6-2-0 overall and 2-0 in a re a s . See SPIKERS, Page B3 minute better than her season low. PREP FOOTBALL Hines races Warriors fail on late touchdown by Parkway, 7-0 fo r H e ro e s Wayne County By Brad Emons c a lls. Parks will sponsdr staff Writer “W e h a d to m ak e s u re th a t w e its first Heroes on w e re a b le to sc o re r ig h t aw ay,” Hines half-marathon A m onger defensive effort said Francis, whose team im and S-Mlometer tu rn e d to h o rro r S a tu rd a y a f te r p ro v e d to 3-0 o v e ra ll. “W e h a d a races Saturday, Oct, n o o n fo r h o st L u th e ra n H ig h little b it o f tim e . W e h a d a n ic e 5, with proceeds W estlan d in its M ich ig an £ - pass that Phil threw to Cole, and g o in g to w a rd th e d e p e n d e n t A th le tic C o n fe re n c e C ole m ad e a g re a t c a tc h . B u t to creation and mainte- fo o tb a ll o p en er. be honest witii you, our defense nffice of the First T h e W a rrio rs k e p t S te rlin g just played solid. They kept us in Responders Memori H e ig h ts P a rk w a y C h ristia n o ff th e g am e. W e’r e v e ry p ro u d o f al at Hines Drive and the board until the final six sec our defense. It was a great win, H a g g e rty . onds when quarterback Noah w e’r e e x c ite d ,” ■The h a lf-m a ra A llen sc ra m b le d 21 y a rd s f o r a Parkway limited Lutheran thon starts at 8 ajn., to u ch d o w n to ^ v e th e E a g le s a W estlan d to 114 to ta l y a rd s , in followed by the 5K at (hramatic 7-0 victo:^. cluding just 62 on the ground (in 8:30 a.m. The event is The game-winning TD was set Lutheran W etland's Caleb Richter (22) intercepted a second-quarter pass 29 attem pts). sponsored by Run u p w h en tig h t e n d P M lip L ap- and returned it 59 yards against Parkway Christian in a 7-0 Michigan B u t th e W a rrio rs h a d c h a n c e s ning Fit and the Ob in sk i th re w a d o u b le p a s s a n d h it Independent Athletic Conference loss, d a v e s m it h to g e t on th e b o a rd . server & Eccentric C ole K a sp ero w icz f o r 31 y a rd s U ravis F ry re c o v e re d a P a rk Newspapers. T h e p u ttin g th e b a ll dow n on th e were just trym g to do anything talked about it. We just didn’t w a y fu m b le a t th e E a g le s’ 34 on cost is (5K) and , Lutheran Westland 22. w e c o u ld to fin d a v ic to ry .” r e a c t th e w ay w e sh o u ld h a v e .” the opening kickoff, but the War $59 (half marathon) “We always have something Meanwhile, Lutheran West- P a rk w a y re g a in e d p o sse ssio n riors coul£t’t capitalize after i f r e g is te r e d b y O ct. a n d w e alw a y s t r y to fin d th e land .coach Paul Gus6 had an of the ball with just 45.1 seconds gaining just four yards and tak 3. perfect time,” Parkway coach inkling t^e game-winning play left. The W arriors had been ing a pair of costly penalties. For more informa Todd Francis said of the trick was coming. forced to punt, unable to make a C aleb R ic h te r th e n in te rc e p t- tion, visit heroeson- play. “This was the perfect tim e “W e saw th a t on film ,” h e sa id , first down after taking a pair of hines.com. with us and a minute left... we “Kids react to what they see. We successive illegal procedure See FOOTBALL, Page B4 B 2 (W) 0 & E M ^ia | Thursday, September 19, 2013 LOCAL SPORTS hometownlife.com

BOYS TENNIS P atriots 1 st in Payne Trayne Classic

By Brad Emons m ak e s i t to ‘s ta te s ’ o u t o f staff Writer" our regional and over the I • past five years has al Livonia Franklin cap ways been a solid rival^i tured foiu" of five doubles with us, but we’ve lost | flights Saturday to earn each tim e.” the Payne TYayne Classic In singles, Franklin’s boys tennis tournament Nick Munro captured the cro w n . No. 2 flight over South T h e h o s t P a trio ts Lyon East to earn a gold edged Dearborn High for. medal, while Jacob Libe- the team title, 23-21, fol rati (No. 1), Joe Vetula lo w ed b y A llen P a rk (No. 3) Chris Sitarski Cabrini and South Lyon earned silver medals. East, 13 each; South L pn, Fam ing gold medals 11; a n d W ayne M em o rial, in d o u b les f o r th e P a tr i tw o! ots included Dylan Smith “This was a great and Lukas Pekorius (No. tournament for Franklin 2); Dylan Bowling and boys tennis, possibly Jordan Stasser (No. 3); even bigger than their^ Lucas W illyard and Josh (dual) win against (livb- Talarek (No. 4); Jon Mon nia) Churchdl,” Franklin de and Justin Crawford coach Dawn Fallu said. (N o. 5). “Dearborn frequently A d ^ Monroe and

11'3ea to m % C®©liNi^ ^ IkcT ekA l fliic. S e r v in g t h e entire metopeUtan area. North Oakland: Norfli Woodward: Detroit: 248-886-8626 *248-548-9565 *313-792-0770 East: Downriver: West 586-274-1155 *734-281-3024 *734-422-8080 The Livonia Franklin boys tennis team captured the Payne Trayne Classic Saturday at home edging Dearborn for the title, a ia a o a m L 23-21. DAWN FA aU D l R W i M E N T i ly ier T\u*chan took run 6-1; No. 4 : Jeff Frederick (IS) led Shhran o verall 2-2 K IA A Centra] Dhrision; S^em, Ahmed (Q del Dylan Siriith-Lukas l^ riu s, Ratel, 6-2,6-7,5-2 (rained oul). 1-3 overall 1-2 K IM Central 7-6,6-4; N o . 3 : Michael Kang-Kirk Wang ner-up honors at No. 1 No. 1 doubles: Tom Cwiek-Neal CANTONS (Q del Dylan Bowling-Jordan Stasser, 6-0, d o u b les. . Adams (LS) def Grant Kullk-Rohan Thana- LIVO N IA FRAN KUN 1 6-1;No.4:VaTtinK^namoorthy-Alex - dor, 3 -6,6-0,6-1; No. 2 : Matt Lackey- S e p t 13 a t Canton Boudreau (C) del Lucas Willyard-Josh “Being able to come C h ^ linham (LS) del Lou DeVoto-Dan No. 1 singles: Rohan Vaishnav (C) Jalaiek, 6-1,6-3; N o. 5 : Chandler Larimore- Service changes & upgrades up with six out of nine Sealy, 6-2,6-3; N o. 3 : Brad Weland- defeated Jacm Liberatl 6-1,6-0; No. 2: ' Aaron Cannon (O d e l Jon Montie-Jusb'n head to head m atch wins Andr^ Dziobak (LS) def Anthony Zomey- George Zhou (Q del Nick Munro, 6-1, 6-0; Crawford, 6 -2,6-2. • Outlets added • Generators Abi Thiruvenkat 7-6,6-1; No. 4 : Ben No. 3 : Joe Vetula (LF) d ef Athul Rap, 6-4, Dual m a^ records: Canton, 3-1 i w m m n m • Installation of fixtures, against Dearborn on Stanz-Keerth Sa]ia (^lem ) del David ° 6-3; No. 4 : Noah Lindibauet (Q del Chris overall 34 KLAA South Division; F r^ in , Saturday was a true test AJIunl-Brendan l^rker, 1-6,6-1,7-S; No. 5: S ita rski 6 -0,6-2. 2-2 o verall 2-2 KLAA South. UCBISED& ceiling fans, hot water Steve Bloxsom-Ryan Karim (Salem) del No. 1 doubles: Trevor Kretsdimoun- INSURED heaters, garages, pools, ament to how much the David Bageris-Cade Bunion, 6 -2,2 -6 ,7-5 . Shivang Shah (Q d e l Adath Monroe-Tyler Dual match records: Stevenson, 2 -3 ' Turchan, 6-1; No. 2 : Nathan Samoy-Zain 1f71-16061 & outdoor lighhng boys are improving and not afraid to play like they practice — aggres sively and as a team ,” Fallu, said. “The rest of BOYS CROSS COUNTRY our season schedule is DUAL NIEET RESULTS Flore, 17:41.3; Zadc Williams, 18:00.2; 11. Uriel Rgueroa, 18:07.9; 12. going to get even harder, UVONUVCHURaiia25 Michael Giteon, 18:12.8; 14. Collin Malcolm, 20;32.5. LIVO N IA iniAN KUN 25 Dual meet records; Plymouth, 2-0 o verall 2-0 KLAA 5outh; as we are slotted to play Sept 17 at Nankin Mills Wayne, 3-1 overall 1-1 KLAA South. REG. $89.95 some high level team s, Individual WInnen Keenan Jones (Franklin), 16:49.7 (5,000 MICHIGAN STATE INVITATIONAL but this wiU only help the meters). CROSS COUNTRY MEET • ..HOV/ONVn Churchill finishers: 3. George Bowles, 16:58.6; 4. Matt Sept 12 at Forest Akers (MSU) 1 SAVE $ZOMU...HV" , boys improve even Cohan, 17:15.1; 5. Jonathan Hovermale; 17:15.6; 6. Sean McKeon, BOYS TEAM STANDINGS (GREEN): 1. Novi 203 points; 2 . I ,yjU. Clio nrf ^ ^ ^ ^3E160S69 j m o re .” 17:16.1; 7. Jo n ^ a n A lffisandrinl 17:31.1; 8. teb ick Dahlin, 17:37.5; Livonia Churchill 230; 3. Otemos, 242 (38 schools). DUALNIATOIRESUITS 10. Colin Murphy, 17:50.1. In d ivid u al w in n e r: Connor Wuori (Portage CentraQ, 15:49 LIVON IA STEVENSON 6 O ther Fran klin fin ish e rs: 2. Tony Floyd, 16:51.6; 9. Matt (5,000 meters). ' SA LEM 2 -Lepper, 17:44,2; 11. Jacob Fbrgacs, 17:56.2; 12. Nathan M cCall Churchill finishers: 30. George Bowie, 16:46; 32. Matt Sept. 13 at Stevenson • 17:56.5; 13. Alex Perelll 18:533; 14. Kyle ftre lll 19:28.9 Cohan, 16:49; 43. Sean McKeon, 16:58; 51. Jon Hovermale 17:06; 74. No. 1 sin g le s: Chad Northey (LS) Dual meet records: Churchill 1-1 overall 1-1 KLAA South Jon Alessandrinl 17:21; M . Colin Murphy, 17:27; 157. Josh Mussen, defeated Jake Sealy, 6-1,6-2; No. 2 ; Sam Division; Franklin, 1-1 overall 1-1 KLAA S&th. 18:03. Tabor (LS) del Amal Caravalo, 6-1,6-1; No. P LYM O U ni25 BOYS TEAMlSTANDINGS (ELITE); 1. Waterford Mott, 90; 2. 3 : Jason Wysodd (LS) def. Charlie Liu, 6-1, W AYNE MEMORUU. 31 St Josmh, 151; 3. Northvilte 202; 25. Livonia Franklin, 574 (28 S e p t 17 at W ayne (Flats) schools). Individual wiimen Devin Gibson (Wayne), 17:05.3 (5,000 Individual winner: Ryan Robinson (MotQ, 15:28 (5,000 meters). meters). Plym outh fin ish e rs: 2. Zane Berlanga, 17:05.6; 3. Liam F ra n k lin fin ish e rs: 16. Keenan Jones, 16:14; 57. Tony Floyd, . Carden^ 17:25.9; 5. Matt Bahl 17:37.0; 6. Blerim Mema, 17:40.1; 9. 16:50; 161. Jacob Forgoes, 17:57; 165. Nathan M ca il 18:02; 175. Mayur Rab'l 18:01.4; 10. Jonny Dalton, 18:04.8; 13. Danny Aheam, M att Lepper, 18:18; 176. Gage Wheeler, 18:21; 181, A lex Perelll 18:33. 18:16.1. Other Wayne finishers: 4. Malik Jordan, 1230.0; 7. Tim

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

DUAL M EET RESU U S 21:22.0; 11. Jackie Green, 2 135.0; 12. Emma Werthman, 21:43.0; 13. LIVONIA FRANKUN 25 Julia Cercone 21:46.0. LIVON IA CH U RO IILL 30 D ual m eet reco rd s: Northvllle^ 2-0 o verall 2-0 KLAA Central Sept 17 at Nankin Mills Division; Stevenson, 1-1 overall 1-1 KLAA Central Individual winnen Natalie Douglas (Franklin), 20:05.3 (5,000 MICHIGAN STATE meters). INVITATIONAL Other Franklin finishers: 2. Ellaty Marano, 20:08.7; 5. Riley CROSS COUNTRY M EET Shine, 20:41.7; 8 . Mandy Pokryfky, 21 J 2 .2 ; 9. Julie Wonch, 21:42.6; Sept 12 at Forest Akers 13. Katelyn Kovach, 22:22.5; 14. Sheila MclQnley, 22:22.7. GIRLS TEAM STANDINGS (G REEN ): 1.1. Warren Regina, Churchill finishers: 3. Caroline George, 20:27.7; 4. Elyssa 188 points; 8. Livonia Churchill 307; 13. Livonia Stevenson, 368; 15. Hofmann, 20:40.6; 6. Alexis Lombardo, 21:01.4; 7. Kathleen George Livonia Franklin, 409 (41 schools). 21:03.5; 10. Jenna Hickson, 21:42.8; 11. Megan McFarlane; 21:53.6; Indivtdual winner: Morgan Posthuma (Grand Rapids Forest 12. Christina Murphy, 22:131 Hills Northern), 18:15. Dual meet records; Franklin, 2-0 overall 2-0 KLAA South’ O iu rd illl fin ish e rs: 25. Kathleen George; 19:47; 34. Caroline Division; Churchill 1-1 overall 1-1 KLAA South. George, 20:04; 61. Erin Emmanuel 20:29; 86. Elyssa Hofmann, 20:49; NORTHVILLE15 101. Mexis Lombardo, 20:59; 117. Megan McFarland 21:11% 124. Julia LIVONIA STEVENSON 44 Twigg, 21:20. > Sept 17 at Cass Benton Park Stevenson fin ish e rs: 51. Emily Chapskl, 20;17; 54. Undsey, Individual w inner Cayla Ecksnroth (Northvllle), 19:49.0 Gallagher, 20:21; 78. Jackie Green, 20:39; 82. Grace Lamerson, 20:41; (5,000 meters). 103. Diane SenkowskI, 21:08; 123. Kaylee Murphy, 21:18; 141. Barbara O th er N o rth vllle fin ish e rs: 2. Nicole Mosteller, 19:59.0; 3. Scupholm, 2134. Halley Harris, 20;32.0; 4. Emma Smith, 20:44; 5. Chloe Smither, Fran klin Fin ish e rs; 22. Natalie Douglas, 19:39; 59. Ella^ 20;53.0; 7. Katie Ch’evoor, 20:58.0; 15. Taylor Gatonl 21:50.0. Marano, 20:26; 96. Natalie Martinez, 20:53' 108. Rll^ Shine; 21:02; Stevenson finishers: 6. Lindsey Gallaher, 20;54.0; 8. Grac£ 125, Julie Wonch, 2131; 127. Mandy Pokryfky, 2V32; 243. Alyssa Lamerson, 21:05.0; 9. Emily Chapskl 21.11.0; 10. Barbara Scupholm, Edwanls, 23:44.

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COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL SPORTS ROUNDUP Lady Ocelot spikers fall in 3 to St. Clair AAU hoop tryout

'n y o u ts f o r th e L iv o n ia The Schoolcraft College over the Lady Ocelots, non McBride Tournament lots posted victories over host Rebels, an eighth-grade AAU women’s volleyball team got Schoolcraft (8-10,0-1) got a held in Kirtland, Ohio. Cuyahoga (Ohio) C(j), 25-8, boys basketball team, will be off to a tough start Ibesday in team-best 20 digs from Megan On Saturday, Schoolcraft 27-25; N otre Dame (College held from 10 a.m. to noon Sun its Eastern (Conference open Wright, while ^ tie Summers fell to No. 20-ranked Sinclair (Ohio), 25-18,25-22, while day, Sept. 22 at the Livonia er in the Michigan Communi was the top attacker with (Ohio) CC, 20-25,15-25, St. falling to Genesee (N-Y.) CC, Community Recreation Center ty College Athletic Associa seven kills. Clair Coimty CC, 22-25,20-25; 19-25,25-12,12-15). (m a in g 3rm N o. 2). tio n . Ajsha David added five and Lorain County (Ohio) CC, Schoolcraft retunis to ac The Rebels are a compet Host St. Clair County CC kills and dished out 14 assist- 25-20,18-25,8-15, whUe defeat tion at 7 p.m. Thursday at itive team seeking to play at a improved to 16-4 overall and to -k ills. ing Lake M ichigan, 25-18, home when it faces MCCAA high level to prepare for high 4-1 in the conference with a Over the weekend, School 25-18. Eastern Conference foe Flint school basketball. , 25-17,25-11,25-23 trium ph craft finished 3-4 in the Shan On Friday, the Lady Oce M o ttC C . For more information, call Joe Jakacki at 734-223-1070 or e m a il [email protected] . p-'-a “P F? iW''" ..... ■% GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Coaching jobs Livonia Clarenceville is seeking a boys and girls bowl Refenes paces ing coach, along wi& a varsity baseball coach for the 2013-14 school season. >V, S*. ^ Warrior victory Those interested should # include a cover letter, resum e - 'V* f Leah Refenes posted 19 of ker and references to Clarence team’s 38 total k i^ Ibesday i^ght as ville athletic director Kevin $ ; % host Lutheran High Westland opened M urphy at kmuii)hy@clar- MIAC Blue Division girls volleyball enceville.kl2.mLus. play with a 15-25,25-22,25-12,27-25 win over Rochester H ills L u th e ra n Golf & Ikiathlon N o rth w e st. PGA professional Thmi "We won a very hard fought match B e a le rt w ill b e s ta g in g a 5- against one of our historical rivals,” kilom eter run-walk, 20K bike said Lutheran Westland coach Kevin and nine-hole golf scram ble at k i Wade, whose team is 2-5-1 overall. 9 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 29 at Hick “There was a lot of emotion on both ory Creek Golf Gourse. sides and I thought we responded very The cost is $65 (if registered well after the set one loss to regain by Sept. 15) or $75 (by Sept. control of the match with ± e big set 24). three win.” Included in the cost is two Setter Bethany Hoehne added 18 free group golf lesson, 6:30- assist-to-kills, while Refenes added 10 7:30 p.m. W ednesday, Sept. 18 as the W arriors rallied in the fourth set and Friday, Sept. 27. to drop Northwest to 3-6-2 overall and The event includes greens 0-3 in the MIAC Blue. i fees (with cart), w rist band, Allie Lange and Mackenzie York prizes and lunch on race day. each added five kills, while Sabrina For more information, visit M orrison served five aces. TrainWithlhmLcom or c ^ “We had two chances to win the 734-731-0238. m atch but couldn't get it done imtil 27-25,” Wade said. “Credit Northwest for a very hard fought match. I thought Aey were are very good team and diey played very well. We ^ e happy for the win, but we know we T H E W E E K have a long way to go yet.” AHEAD Spartans sweep Lions Katie Tomasic posted 12 kills and PREP FOOTBALL Frid^, Sept 20 -three blocks lUesday as Livonih Ste Franklin at Plymouth, 6:30 pm . venson tuned up for Thursday’9 girls Wayne at Churchill 7 p.m. voUeybaU showdown at home lyith South Lyon at Stevenson, 7 p.m. John Glenn a t Canton, 7 p.m. Novi by sweeping visiting South Lyon, Clarenceville at Garden City, 7 p.m. 25-23,25-16,25-7. Luth. Westland at Oak. Christ, 7 pm. BOYSSOCCXR The Spartans, who improved to 8-0 Thursday, Sept 19 overall and 2-0 in the KLAA’s Central Canton at John Glenn, 4 p.m. Plymouth a t Waynp 4 p.m. Division, also got six kills from ^ a n - Calvary at Luth. W ând, 4:30 pm. da Hawkins and five from Abby White- Stevenson at Northvlllp 7 pm. h e ad . Friday, Sept 20 Wayne at Garden City, 4 pm. Stevenson finished with 18 total John Glenn at Redford Union, 4:30 pm. blocks on the night as Hawkins added Arbor Prep at Luth. Westland, 4:30 pm. C'vllle at Taylor Kennel^, 4:30 pm. seven, while Taylor McLaud contrib Churchill at Franklin, 5:30 pm. u te d fo u r. G IRLS VO LLEYBALL Thursday, Sept 19 Sarah Soave and Carmen Disler Plymouth at Churchill 6:30 pm. combined for 21 assist-to-kills with 13 John Glenn at Franklin, 6:30 p.m. and eight, respectively. W hiteh^d also Novi a t Stevenson, 6:30 pm . Wayne at Canton, 6:30 pm . had 12 digs and added four ace serves. Luth. Westland at PCA, 6 J 0 pm . Luth. N 'w st at Huron Valley, 630 pm. Qiurchiil topples Zebras Robichaud at Clarenceville 7 pm. Saturday, Sept 21 Canton's Lauren Bedro (5) and Sydney Torres (3) put the block on Franklin's Sarah Cramton Natalie Panek had 14 Mils and Mac Portage Central Inv., 830 a.m. (11). BILL BRESLER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Bedford Invitational, 8:30 a.m. kenzie Hamill added six TbesdaV as PRB> CROSS COUNTRY state-ranked Livonia Chiu'chill Uô. 7 Friday, Sept 20 that’s hot that night. h o w ev er. Class A) posted a 25-16,25-13,2Srll Cretwood Invitational 4:15 pm. Saturday, Sept 21 SPIKERS “Most of the tim e it is Despite the fact the victory lliesday over visiting Wi^yne Monroe-Jefferson Inv., 9 a.m. Sasha but it could be final outcome wasn’t in M emorial in a KLAA South Division Linden Invitational 12:05 pm. Continued from Page B1 CC Invitational at Cass Benton, TBA. (Kayla) Buford, (Lauren) doubt for much of the m a tc h . GIRLS SWIMMING Shomak or Haley Die- evening, Johnson still saw Other top perform ers for Churchill Thursday, Sept 19 potential on that team.” d iic k .” Northville a t C hurchill 6:30 p.m. some wrinkles in the (14-4-1,2-0) included Natalee Dz(ewit Ladywood vs. Grosse lie Buford was a thorn in blocking departm ent he’d (eight digs, 19 assists), Amanda Rybak at Uv. Comm. R ec Center, 7 pm . Steong up 'front the Patriots side with her like to see ironed out. (eight assists) and Lauren Fallu (100 Saturday, Sept 21 Lakeland lnvltation4 noon. Hammering home perfectly timed blocks, “I th in k th e y w e re percent serve receive. GIRLS GOLF plenty of points for Clan finishing with four to lead getting up in the air a Leaders for Wayne (0-11-3) uu^luded Thursday, Sept 19 Churchill vs. M e in ton were southpaw-swing Clanton. little too soon and not Deja Tamlin (six Mils, hve blocks); a t Whispering W illows, 3 pm . ing right-side hitter Sasha Helping finish off holding back,” Johnson Danielle Robbins (five Mils, sevhn Franklin vs. John Glenn Cucuz (11 kills) and junior atIdylWyld GC.,3p.m . Franklk in the second set sa id . digs); and Savannah M onette (16 as Ladywood vs. Divine Child Haley Diedrick (six kills) was Diedrick, with a four- “It could be communi s is ts ). a t 5 t John's G .C ., 3:30 pm . — with on-a-tee sets pro point service nm helped c a tio n . I ’d lik e th a t to “We were simply outplayed to Friday, Sept 20 Livonia Public Schools Tourney vided by a trio of setters. along by tim ely blocks by improve a little more.” night,” Wayne coach Samantha Dye at Fox Creek G.C., 3 p.m. Senior Chelsea Janice Shomak and Buford. Leading (Zanton in said. “We don't have a strong mental Saturday, Sept 21 NortNIle Inv. at Hudson Mills, 830 a.m. orchestrated the early The Chiefs built a 12-6 defensive digs were ju game and are still trying to find pur BOYS TENNIS success, with all nine of edge in the clincher, with niors Megan Roy and team confidence. We are excited to get Thursday, Sept 19 her assists in the first two Vela strong at the stripe Stevenson at Hartland, 4 pm. Sydney Torres, with nine to see them again in a couple weeks.” Friday, Sept 20 s e ts . with five points including each. Adding seven was Belleville at John Glenn, 4 pm. Later on in the match, a n a c e . S h o m a k . John Glenn stalled Saturday, Sept 21 Brighton Quad, 8:30 a.m. senior Rachel Buzenberg It was 17-10 following a Top contributors for In a KLAA South Division match King o f Courts Tournament (15 assists, nine in the Buzenberg-to-Diedrick F ran l^ included Newton 'êsday, host Plymouth came awhy at Dearborn H .S, 8:30 a.m. CO LLEG E V O LLEY B A U third set) and junior power slam, but Franklin (13 digs, three kills), Bai with a 25-15,25-20,25-23 trium ph over Thursday, Sept 19 Carleigh Vela (seven as tried to chip away after ley Goldberg (three aces, W estland John Glenn (8-7-1,0-2) ^ Mott CC at Schoolcraft, 7 pm. sists in the third set) took that and did cut die deficit 12 assist-to-kills), Mikayla Friday-Saturday, Sept 20-21 Senior Hannah Staples had 15 assists Can-Am Tourney a t MU, TBA. o v er. to 23-21 following an ace Sinekiewicz (18 assist-to- and 15 digs in the setback. MEN'S COIJLEGE SOCQR “We don’t have just one served up by libero Kelly kills) and Sarah Cramton Other leaders for Glenn included Saturday, Sept 21 Madonna at Siena Heights, 7 pm. player they can go to,” N ew to n . (four kills). Bri Robinson (four aces), Kelly Ep TBA - time to be announced. Joliôn said. “But we That was about as close person (five Mils) and Val Em at ((op always have somebody as the Patriots would get. [email protected] p a s s e r).

in Boston. The risks those peo “This race is special, with my career,” Kmrtis said. years now. I just said, ‘Alnght, KURTIS ple take are amazing. You have “But people told me, you’re that’s enough.’ I’ll stay in shape to be strong-willed to do that especially being after two away from 200 sub 3-hour and run races for fun, but! I Continued from Page B1 and to be put in harm ’s way. It’s w hat happened in m arathons. If I don’t do it now. don’t want to race at this level a tough thing to do, especi^y I’ll never do it.” a n y m o re .” First Responders Memorial on a consistent basis.” Boston. The risks The F r^ Press Marathon Meanwhile, the chance to currently being erected at the K urtis, a Ford M otor Ck>. those people take are will be K urtis’ final compet run on fam iliar turf is some com er of Hines Drive and retiree who underwent pros itive hurrah as he’ll concent thing Kurtis couldn’t pass up Haggerty Road. tate surgery in 2012, has a m a z i n g . ” trate full-time on being direc on O ct 5. Kurtis, a six-time Detroit bounced back in 2013 With a DOUG KURTIS, tor of a pair of highly popular “Like any team you’re bet M arathon winner and five-time series of nice performances. distance runner downtown races, the 'Hu'key ter off at home,” he said. “You U.S. Olympic IH als qualifier, is On May 5, he completed his Drot and Corktown. just feel more comfortable more than happy to support the 199th marathon under 3 hours He’ll continue running and when you know your surrpund- cause for those firefighters, in M ississauga, Ontario, with a doing races for fim, but die in g s.” EMTs and police officers who clocking of 2:58:12 (13th over out little too hard and ran out high mileage weeks will sub The Heroes on Hines hplf- have lost their lives as first a ll). of gas with five m iles to go. At sid e . marathon starts at 8 am . fol responders. In June, he was gunning for three (to go) I pretty much “That’s it, if I don’t do it, I’lm lowed by the 5K at 8:30 a.m.. Back in April, Kurtis’ wife his 200th 26.2-mile run in un knew I wasn’t going to hit d o n e,” KuCurtis said of his sub' The event is sponsored by Ann completed die Boston der 3 hours, but feU short at three (hours), so I bagged it 3-hour goal in Detroit. “Fm Running Fit and the ObseiVer M arathon just minutes after one of his favorite races. and kind of backed off.” running 70 m iles per week. It’s a n d Eccentric Newspapers. the bomb explosions went off. Grandma’s in Duluth, Minn., Coming off his best half a lot of work. The Heroes run The cost is $34 (5K) and $59 “I’ve seen renderings of the (where he’s won twice). marathon of the season, a is really my last race before (half-marathon) if registered (Hines for Heroes) memorial “I was battling some al 1:24:24 Sunday at the (Zapitol Detroit, so it kind of fits in b y O ct. 3. and it looks fabulous,” said lergies and my training was City River Run in Lansing, perfectly with my schedule. For more information, visit Kurtis, a Stevenson High grad not good,” said Kurtis, who ran Kurtis has been p l^ e d with Seventy miles a week is a lot of heroesonhines.com. who ran at Michigan State. 12 sub-2:20s in 1989. “Usually his 2013 race campaign. work, but I don’t want to de “This race is special, especial I’m pretty consistent and good “At the beginning of the vote that much time to train [email protected] ly being after what happened at racing, but I probably went year I almost said I’m done ' ing. I’ve been doing this for 45 313-222-6851 B4 (W) 0 & E Media | Thursday, September 19,2013 LOCAL SPORTS hometownlife.com

COLLEGE SOCCER PREP FOOTBALL GRID PICKS W eek 4 Em ons O 'M eara Sm ith W right Lady Ocelots go 2 L astw eek 10-3 11-2 7-6 10-3 Overall 31-10 31-10 23-18 27-14 All games start at 7 p.m. unless noted overtimes for win Friday, S e p t 20 Garden City (2-1,2-0) at Clarenceville (3-0,1-0) Garden City Garden City Garden City Garden City The nationally- games will certainly ranked Schoolcraft help strengthen our Thurston (1-2,0-1) at Fordson (2-1,1-0) Fordson Fordson Fordson Fordson College women’s soccer team as relates to focus, Bedford Union (0-3,0-2) at Romulus (1-1,0-1) Romulus Romulus Romulus Romulus team recorded a huge confidence, and mental Franklin (1-2,0-1) at Plymouth (3-0,1-0), 6:30 p.m. Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth victory on the road toughness.” Sunday, pulling out a 2-1 Schoolcraft goal Wayne (0-3,0-1) a t Churchill (0-3,0-1) Churchill Churchill Churchill Churchill double-overtime win at keeper Tara Gessler John Glenn (2-1,1-0) at Canton (3-0,1-0) Canton Canton Canton Canton Cincinnati State. made foiur saves, while The No. 14 Lady Kelsie Lee had IS stops South Lyon (1-2,0-1) at Stevenson (2-1,1-0) Stevenson South Lyon Stevenson South Lyon Ocelots, who improved for Cincinnati State (4-1 Salem (0-3,0-1) at Northville (2-1,1-0) Northville Northville Northville Northville to 5-0 overaD, broke a overall, 2-1 in NJCAA 1-1 tie with only 48 sec Region XID- Farmington (1-2,1-1) at Oxford (1-2,1-1) Oxford Oxford Farmington Oxford MADONNA (MEN) 2, TAYLOR onds rem aining in the (IN D.) 0 : Behind a goal and an assist Harrison (3-0,2-0) at Bloomfield Hills (0-3,0-2) Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison second OT when Kelly from senior Abdul Ibrahim, Madonna McKay tallied the University (Z-3) snapped a three-match Femdale (0-3,0-2) at N. Farmington (2-1,1-1) N. Farmington N. Farmington N. Farmington N. Farmington losing streak Saturday against host Taylor game-winner, her University (0-5-Z) at New Stadium. Luth. W est (0-3,0-1) at Oak. Christian (1-2,0-1) Luth. Westland Luth. Westland Luth. Westland Luth. W etland fourth of the year, on a The Crusaders, who had stnjggled scaring In their last three matotes, header off a cross from wasted little time in getting on the board Tiffany Gates. as junior Ryan Williams took a pass from Ibrwim and finished his shot to the “I think our level of lower right comer for a 1-0 lead at the BOYS SOCCER fitness and team depth 6:25 mark of the opening halt played a big role in the In the S7th minute Ibrahim gathered a pass through traffic from freshman win,” said Schoolcraft Amadou Cisse to give the Crusaders an coach Deepak Shiv- insurance goal Stevenson pulls out sweet win vs. Wildcats, 3 - 2 MU goaiteeper Marcel Schmid made raman, whose team three saves during his 45 minutes o f Livonia Stevenson put m an . (eris goal midway through the second Piotrowski set up Erlin Guri on a comer improved to 5-0 in work before giving way to fellow rookie h alf enabled the W ildcats (3-7-1,3-1-1) to kick in the opening minute then foliowed Matt Sm olin^ who made two stops as it all together lUesday M ullett’s goal came on earn a KLAA South Division victory Tuesday with assists to Lute Otto (20th minute) and N JC A A R eg io n X U . MU posted its first shutout o f the season. night to earn a 3-2 KLAA a breakaway off a pass at Livonia Churchili (4-5-1,2-3). Mite Adegb'rte-Martins (25th minute). “It’s exhausting to IMADONNA (WOMEN) 11, Central Division boys from Ryan Schifano. Plymouth goalkeeper James Gibbs posted Daniei Jones also added a penalty kick in play 90 minutes and CLEARY 0 : Kelly Capoccia (Livonia the shutout, while Churchill's Colton the fifth minute as all the scoring occurred Ladywood) had a hat trick and one assist soccer victory over vis Novi (4-4-1,2-3) cut Robison made five saves. In the first half. then two overtime peri Saturday to power Madonna University iting Novi. the deficit to 2-1 on Kim 'Both teams looked like they played the Churchill goalkeeper Colton Robison ods, not to mention all (3-2-1) to a non-conference women's night tefore," Churchill coach Matt made five saves, while center backs Brian soccer victoiy over host Cleary College The Spartans got goals Joon’s breakaway goal in Groibicki said. "But in the second half we Cavicchio and Andrew Moyer played all 80 of the pressures that (1-6) in HowelL from Billy W ertlunan the 47th minute, while made one mistake and the ball was In the minutes and provided solid defensa come with the situa Hie Crusaders, who led 6-0 at halftime, back o f the n e t It's the w ay our season has FRANUN 4, W .L WESTERN 2: also got two goals apiece from Ashley ' (3Sth minute), Austin Nick Oakley added a goal gone" Livon'ra Franklin (5-3-1) got off to a b'rt of a tio n .” Parent Liliana Serratos and Katiyn Rynicki (44th minute) for the W ildcats on a CANTON 8. WAYNE 0: Sophomore slow start but finished strong Monday Cincinnati State, Krysiak. and Him ter MuUett (63rd tap-in during scrum in Mathew Causley notched a hat trick and night to earn a KLAA crossover victory over ranked No. 18 in the MoVia DeGrandis chipped in with a goal added one assist Tuesday as the host Chiefs visiting Walled Late Western. and assist while Morgan Himanek added minute) to improve to 5-4 box with only one minute (9-0-2,5-0) invoked the mercy rule against The Patriots were led offensively by latest NJCAA Division I a goal Amanda Jenaway (Livonia overall and 3-2 in the rem aining.. Wayne Memorial (1-7,0-5) in a KLAA South Robert JIga, who scored a pair of goals. poll, scored on a penalty Stevenson) also collected two assists, Dhrtsion match. Hayden Steinman and Sean Miles each while Kels^ Liftman had one in the rout KLAA Central. Stevenson goalkeeper Griffin Parks chipped in with a goal and added a goal, while Dan Koponen and Matt kick by Julie M artin in MU goalkeepers Blaire Schamlenberg “Obviously it was a Mike Bohn made four two assists while Cody Widlak and Carter Freed also drew assists, the 55th minute to take (first half) and Katrina Arnold (second Schenk each contribut«l a goal and an Franklin goalkeeper Spencer Lewandowski half) had to mate just one savK, while big league win for us,” saves, while Tommy assist finishing off the scoring were Ammar made seven saves. a 1-0 le a d , b u t School Cleary's l^ige Colosimo had 17 stops. said Stevenson coach M cM aster had two stops Chishti and Dominick Murphy w ith a goal "Towards the halfway mark of the first craft’s Jessica Perry aNaNNATI STATE (MEN) 3, each. half we started to play our game," Franklin sa iO O LC R A FT 0 : In an NJCAA Ken Shingledecker, f o r N ovi. Sharing the shutout were goalkee|»rs Jay coach Vic Rrxiopoulos said. ‘ We were tied it in the 67th min FRANKLIN 1, JOHN GLENN 0: Matt Region X II men's soccer match Sunday, Krebs and Andrew Loehnis. attaddng the ball more and played wider, ute on a blast from 20 No. 7-ranked Cincinnati State (6-0-1,5-0) whose team outshot Novi, Freed's unassisted goal with 22:13 left gave CALVARY 1, HURON VALLEY 0: w hidt is our game." got a pair o f goals from Bradley G ale to 12-6. “We played our Livonia Franklin (6-3-1,3-1-1) the KLAA yards out off an assist Kenny Warren's goal in the 51st minute Jordan Begley and Ben Delnick scared down visiting Schoolcraft College (2-4, South Division triumph Tuesday over most complete game of p ro v^ to be the difference Tuoday as for the Warriors, who trailed 2-1 a t halfdm e from Samantha Jarrett. 2-4). visitin g Westland John Glenn (3-6,1-4). Ypsilanti Calvary Christian (2-5,1-5) pulled EDSEL FORD 5, CLARENCEVOLE the year tonight. Our Franklin goalkeeper Spencer Lewandowski “I am hoping that the Kevin Walker's goal in the fifth minute out the Michigan Independent Athletic 0 : On Monday, host Dearborn Edsel Ford proved to be the game-winner. He also b a c k lin e w a s v e r y good made seven saves to record the shutout Conference Red Division victory at Westiand exploded for four second-half goals to resilience and compo "Spencer played well and our defense had an assist from start to finish.” Huron Valley Lutheran (1-5,1-4). subdue Livonia Clarenceville (1-7-1,0-3) in a sure taught our players Goalkeeper Brandon Isaacs made six play^ w ell but we were shaky In the The Hawks were outshot 17-14 with six Western Wayne Athletic Conference match. middle," Franklin coach Vic Rodopoulos that we can play at a saves to post the shutout for the Surge. W erthman’s goal came coming off the foot o f HVL's Zach Wheeler. Clarenceville goalkeeper Evan Gregg Schoolcraft staiting keeper Ryan T il^ said. "We were definitely not on our game, O IURCHia 4, SOUTH LYON 2; Tyler faced a total of 22 Ihunderbird shots, while high level with a great (Livonia Franklin), who played the first on a free kick from 20 but we're happy with the win. We were not Plotrowski assisted on three goals Monday saving one of two penalty kicks. 67:48, gave up all three goals and made yards out, while Rynicki our usual selves the way we've played this degree of pressure,” leading Livonia Churchill (4-4-1) to a KLAA Nik Knepper, Logan Ziegler, Mohammad three saves. Sean Siraney finished up. scored on a header off a year." crossover victory Monday against the host Algabri, Muneer Ainmed, and Trevor Burek Shivraman said. com er kick from Werth- PLYMOUTH 1, CHURCHILL 0: Alex Lions (4-3-1). each tallied goals for ErJsel Ford. “These types of

In the two previous games, scoring opportunities, espe a tte m p ts . FOOTBALL Lutheran W estland had rushed cially in the third quarter Teammate Nathan Schick G IR L S G O L F f o r a co m b in e d 515 y a rd s . when they missed field goal added 74 yards rushing on 15 Continued from Page B1 But against Parl^ay, the attem pts of 42,45 (blocked by c a rrie s . GROSSEILE INVITATIONAL S e p t 14 a t G ra sse lie C o un try d u b W arriors made just five first Jacob Davenport) and 31 (bad Davenport and Nathan TEAM STANDINGS: 1. R o tte te r Stoney e d a P a rk w a y p a s s e a rly in th e downs. Quarterback P.J. Gus6 sn a p ) y a rd s . A b b o tt p a c e d L u th e ra n W est Creek, 341 strokes; 2 . Grosse Pointe South, 355; 3 . Saline; 358; 4. Farmington Hills Mercy, 360; 5. Ann second quarter and retiumed it was 9-of-19 passing for 52 The W arriors, meanwhile, land’s defense with 25 com A rtxir Pioneer, 361; 6. Grosse He (Rerfl, 361; 7. 59 yards down to the Eagles’ y a rd s . also came up short on a 35- bined tackles and two sacks. Canton, 372; 8 . Hartland, 389; 9 . Flint Powers, 391; 10. Macomb Lutheran North, 399; 18. Uvonia 11, b u t o n c e a g a in th e W a rrio rs “W e’r e n o t b u ilt to th ro w yard field goal try with only, “Forty seven minutes and Churchill, 484 (18 schools). tu rn e d th e b a ll o v e r on dow ns. the ball,” Paul Gusfe said. “We 6:13 to go. 54 seconds were a 0-0 game,” IndIvIduai medalist: Emily White (Saline). “Oiu" guys played smash Gusfe said. “They’re not down. Churchill scorers: 65. Alyssa Mazur, 113; 66. “First half, first-and-goal just have to keep working at it Kreti'n McLean, 115; 74. Katie Shereda, 120;89. on th e 11 a n d w e c o u ld n ’t do and getting in sync in our mouth footbaU,” Francis said. O b v io u sly th e y ’r e n o t hap p y , Marin McGowan, 136; 91. Elizabeth Havlik, 137. anything,” said Gus6, whose passing game. We still have to “They got low. They made b u t th e y kn o w th e y p la y e d a DUAL MATCH RESULTS PLYMOUTH 167 team slipped to 0-3 overall. run the ball, so ... We’ve got to blocl^ and they made tackles, tough football game today and U V O IA CH U R O lILL 236 “It’s really frustrating. Give look and see what they took and they went after them. they know it could have gone S e p t 17 a t Fox H ills (H ills) either way. We need to clean Plymoutn scorers: Sydney Mumhy, 38 Parkway credit. They took us away inside against our run They did a real good job (m ^ lls t); Kayla W hatley, 39; Katie Chipman, 42; out of our comfort zone, which ning game. We ran a little against these guys.” some things up. We can’t keep Ariana Strzalira and Aliana Stizalka, 48 each; Parkway had 294 total taking penalties late in the Justine Bailey, 58. is running the ball. First-and- s p re a d , b u t i t w a sn ’t a n y m o re Oiurchlll scorers: Katie Shereda. 46; Alyssa goal and didn’t score. We effective than what else we yards with Allen accounting gamelUtewedid.” Mazur, 60; Kristin McLean and Elizabeth Havlik, 65 dicin’t take advantage and did, so we kind of went back to for 168. The Parkway QB was each; Marin McGowan, 67; Megan Crocker, 78. Dual match records: Plymouth, 4-1 overall that’s the name of the game what we’re comfortable with.” 7-of-21 passing for 93 yards [email protected] 4-1 KLAA South Dhrislon; C hurm ill 3-2 o verall 3-2 and we didn’t do it.” Parkway had the better and had 75 yards rushing on 18 313-222-6851 KLAA South.

^‘W e’re young, we*re injured and they (Salem ) are pretty good. Id o kind o f three guys did a reaUy SOCCER good job defending like w h^re w e*re going, though... W e ju st have to continue to get better. W e*re them, and playing out of Continued from Page B1 ju st getting healthy.** it, so we coul(l connect and keep the baU a lot.” with 23:57 rem aining, KEN SHINGLEDECKER, Facing the Central but Jake Plisko's shot Stevenson coach Division’s three toughest was wiped out by an teams this week was a o ffs id e . taU order for an inexpe But this tim e the offi same call for yourself.” ond half and I liked our the sophomore (Kacz fin is h in g . rienced Stevenson squad cials may have gotten it That second goal energy,” said Stevenson marek) in as much as we “We were able to get which played six sopho rig h t. proved more than coach Ken Shingledeck cah. And he’s been excel on the baU a lot,” Duhl m o re s. “From my angle I enough for the Rocks, er, whose team dropped lent. Every tim e we put said. “I would feel more “We’re young, we’re couldn’t tell, but the but they couldn’t add to to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in him in he plays really comfortable telling you injiured and they (Salem) linesman was pretty their lead as Stevenson the KLAA Central. “And well. We’ll go back to what I didn’t like, which are pretty good,” Shin adamant that gpy was sophomore keeper Aus there’s really no quit ’ Bolin tomorrow and is the decision making in gledecker said. “I do like a yard offsides and tin Kaczmarek kept it a with this group, which is those two guys are both the final third. We were kind of like where we’re he (Plisko) was behind two-goal m argin by mak good. capable of getting the right on the edge of the going, though. The Li- him,” Duhl said. “But ing four spectacular “We got a big week. job done, no doubt.” box 40 tim es tonight and scoreboard says 2-0 and any time you get the one-handed saves. We play right away to There was a lot to like we chose to dribble the first goal was a (first) call you’d be upset “I thought we played morrow (vs. Novi) and a b o u t R o ck s’ p e rf o r when we should have tough de^, and I thought about not getting the much better in the sec we’re just trying to get mance — except their been passing. And we maybe cotUd have been were passing when we offsides... should have been shoot “We just have to con CITY OF WESTLAND in g . tinue to get better. We’re NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUC'nON “We got it wrong a lot, just getting healthy. We On September 24, 2013, the Westland Police Department will conduct a public auction of impounded, abandoned vehicles. but we scored a re^ y got BiUy W erthman back The auction will begin promptly at 11:00am at Westland Car Care, 6375 Hix Rd„ Westland, MI, County of Wayne, where the good second goal. I think since the first one. It’s first goal actually was good to have him back VIN YEAR MAKE BODY STYLE COLOR offsides. 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RELIGION CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Church, 30650 Sbc Mile, Livonia C ontact: 734-261-1455, e x t 207; speak on "Mary, the Mother of second and fourth Thursday. Details: Learner's Bjble study is BIBLE STUDY Details: The eight-week work livonlastmichael.org Jesus." Michuta' is a contributor Location: School library, 11441 held shop, "From Grief to Nevir QUILT SEWING BLITZ to "The Catholic Answer" maga Hubbard, just south of Plymouth Contact 248-3745^20 Tlme/Date: 7 p.m. secpnd and zine and is a frequent g u st on Hope," is free and open to Tlme/Date: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat Road, Livonia fourth Thursday of the month, EWTN’s "Deep in Scripture" and FAMILY COMMUNITY anyone grieving the death of a urday, Sept. 21,28 and O ct 3 Details: C holic author and beginning Sept. 26 "The Journey Home." His latest MEAL ^ loved one. Call the church for and 12 Bible scholar, Gary Michuta, Location: S t Michaei th e Arch- book Is "Maidng Sense of Mary." Ib n e /lM e : 5-6 p.mj every registration information leads a study of Peter. angei Church, 11441 Hubbard, Location: Timothy Church, 8820 Free admission, open to all faitiis Thursday C ontact 734427-1414 C o n ta c t 734261-1455, Ext 200, south of Plymouth Road, Livonia Wayne Road, at Joy, in Uvonia and child care will be available. Location: The Salvation Army, GRIEFSHARE o rwww.livoniastmichaei.org i Itotalls Catholic author and ‘ D e tails Quilts will be construct Ught refreshments will be 27500 Shiawassee, Farmington apologisfGary Michuta leads a Tlm ^D qte: 6 p.m. Sundays, ed for Lutheran World Relief. served. Call church office to Ward Presbyterian ^ Hills Sept22-Jan.5,2014 Instruction in cutting and sewing study of 1 and 2 Peter. Attendee register Time/Date: 7 p.m. Mondays D etails: Free meal Location: Faith Community will be available should brihg their own Bibles C ontact 734455-5910. Location: Room A101,40000 W. C ontact 248477-11S3, ExL 12 C o n tac t 734-261-145S, Ext 200 Church, 14560 Merriman, south Contact: 734427-2290; www.ti- ROSARY RALLY Six Mile, Northville of Five Mile, Livonia mothylutheranchurch.com or www.liyoniastmichael.org Tbne/D ate: Noon-1 p.m. O ct 12 D etails: This nondenomination- BIBLE STUDY YOUTH AND RELIGION Location: Madonna University, al program features Christ- Thne/Date: 7-8:30 p.m. Thurs Tbne/Datle: 10:30-11:45 a.m. centered, biblical teaching th at located at Levan and 1-96, in day, S ept 19 Uvonia View Online T o d a y s pnd 7-8:30 p.m. Thurs focusK on grief topics associated www.hometownllfe.c^in Location: S t Aidan Parish, days I with the death of a loved one. Details: The Rev. Bernard Obftuaito, Hemofto &’Reisenai^ces 17500 Farmington Road, Livonia Location: S t Priscilla Church, The DVD seminar features Luedtke will lead the praying of 19120 Purlingbrook, Livonia nationally-respected grief ex D etails The Archdiocesan th e rosary. The event is held in How to reach us: 1400-579-7355 • fax 3134964968 > [email protected] • Details: Tuesday session began perts and real-life stori» of Youth Ministry Office presents a conjunction with America Needs Sept 10 and focus» on Prophets people, followed by a small program on youth and faith for Fatima, a group th at p ro m o ts and Epistle to th e Philippians/ group discussion. Registration anyone in te r r e d in the reli rosary prayer. gious live of youth. The sesion Epistle of Jam s. Thursday fee is $15, which will include a C o n ta c t 734-591-0360 D^adlinesi lYIday, 4t IS p.nt. for Snnday p sv p e r will consider the role parents sesion begins Sept 26 and workbook. Wednesday; 9i45 aan. for IbBwsday Papes' and family play in raising youths RUMMAGE SALE includs Acts of the Apostls and C ontact Pastor Roger Wright at in the Catholic faith; what can H m e/D ate: 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Epistle to th e Romans 313-682-7491 be done to nurture ifaith; and Tuesday, OcL 15 and 9 a.m.-5 C ontact 248-476-4700 MOM2MOMSALE what the National Study on p.m. W ^ n s d a y , Oct. 16 CATHOUCISM Hme/Date: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Youth and Religion says about Locatim i: First United Method PROGRAM Saturday, S ept 28 Catholic youths. RSVP to the ist Church, 45201 N. Territorial, n m ^ a te : 930-11 a.m. Mon L o o tio n : S t Timathy Presby church ' w s t of Sheldon, Plymouth day, Sept 23-Oct 28 terian Church, 16700 Newburgh, C ontact 734-^25-5950; Details: This fundraiser for a Location: St Michael tiie Arch Livonia www5taidanlivonia.org youth mision trip to Appalachia angel Qiurch, 11441 Hubbard, Details: Admision $1, strollers will indude household items, south of Plymouth Road, Uvonia after 10 a.m. O a O B E R dothing, jewelry, books, toys Details: An in-deptii study of C ontact sttimothypcusa.org BLOOD DRIVE and m u^ more for sale. Bag sale BAKER, GENRIC starts at noon on Wednesday, BRUNO FIUL^CIS the program, "Cataolicism: The MOM2MOM SALE Thne/Date: OcL 14 BRIAN C. New Evangelization" by the Rev. contact 734453-5280 Age 52 of Plymouth, September September 11, 2013. Age 87, be Thne/Date: 8:30am - noon, Location: K of C Council Mona 12, 2013. Loving husW d of loved husband of thd late Rose Robert Barron. Barron's seris han Hall, 19801 Farmington RUMMAGE SALE has been seen on many PBS Saturday, S ept 28 Sally. Beloved father of Melanie, Marie. Loving &ther of Patrick Road, Livonia Tbne/Date: 5-8 p.m. Thursday, stations. Registration for the Location: Newburg United and Sarah. Dear son of William (Jan), John (Jodi), Ann Marie Oct 10,9 a.m .4 p.m. OcL 11 and (Mark) ) program is required and study Methodist Church, 36500 Ann D etails: Donors will receive free and the late Ann. Dear brother of Rockov, R ic^d (Adri- 9 a.m.-noon, OcL 12 ana), Rotonald (Gail), David (Bet guide materials cost $25 Arbor Trail, Livonia Guernsey Ice Cream instead of Cathy (Bob) Regan, David (San the traditional juice and cookie. Location: The Birmingham dy) Baker, and Jim (Stacey) Bak sy), Michael (M ^), Bruno (Di C o n ta c t 734-261-1455, Ext 207, Details: $2 early bird admission; er. Visitation Satu^y 10 AM ana) and Julie (Jim) Dillon. Also $1 after 9 a.m„ strollers after 10 Call to make an appointment to Temple, 28611W. 12 Mile, on the o r e-m ail swilliams@livoniast- donate blood south side of the street, between until the 12 Noon Memorial sinvived by 24 grandchildren. michael.org a.m. Tabis available to rent Resting at the LJ. GrifSn Funer c o n ta c t Dan a t 734-591-3237 Middlebelt and Inkster, Farming- Service at Vermeulen Funeral EUCHRE NIGHT C o n ta c t betsy.ever- ton Hills Home, 46401 W Ann Arbor Rd al Home, 42600 Ford fcoad (west il.com CONCERT (btwn Sheldon and Beck) Ply of Lilley) Thursday, ,1-9 pjp. flm e/D ate: 5 p.m. Mass, fol Details: The sale will include a mouth. Memorials may be m a^ Rosary 7 pjn. Instate Friday, 10 lowed by games, Saturday, Sept NEW SUPPORT GROUPS Tbne/Date: 4 p.m. Sunday, OcL 6 spedalty boutique, house wares / to Angela Hospice, or ALS of a.m. at St. Thomasl a’Becket 21 1 Tbne/D ate: 7 p.m. S ept 26 household, electronics, toys, Michigan. To s h ^ a memory, Catholic Church, 555 Lilley Location: St John Lutheran Location: S t Michael th e Arch Location: Prince of Peace books, home d^cor, linens, please visit Road (S of Cherry flill) until angel Oiurch, 11441 Hubbard, Lutheran Church, 28000 New Church, 23225 Gill Road be shos, clothing, furniture, sport vermenlenfnneralhome.com time of Mass at 11 a.m. south of Plymouth Road; Livonia Market Road, Farmington Hills tw een Grand River and Freedom ing goods and more. Cash only. Share a "Memorial T ^ u te" Road, Farmington with the fiunily D etails: The church's singles Details: One workshop is 'Hope Items will be marked up 20 D etails The Birmingham Con H^BMEDLEN grlffbifiDneraIhome.cam group for ag » 30-60 will attend for Tomorrow* and is a grief percent on opening day. A bag FUNERAL'VW HOME cert Band opens S t John's con L 'R E v e ri In lieu o f flowers mem(>iial gifts Mass and play euchre. Board support for those struggling sale will be held on Saturday cert serie. The band will p re e n t toUMSJMHACEUniLS games also will be available. following the death of a loved C m tact 248477-1410 "A Musical Passport" under the 00 N. Ingalls, Rooni 90'7, Event organizers ask attendees one. Topics include: roller coaster Ann Arbor MI 48109 to bring an appetizer or desert of emotions,, tasks of mourning, direction of Jason Rose. Admis ONGOING to share. Soft drinks and coffee grief's effect on the whole sion is free. A free-will offering will be collected CLASSESSTUDY will be provided. Participants person, a "new" normal, and Men's Bible study may bring alcoholic beverages. more. The second workshop, C o n ta c t The Rev. 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Fridays; reading program for Market Farmington Hills PRAYER UFE both secular and faith-based PROGRAM students in grades K-12 and Comfort Crosses are Bonds D etails: ‘HTiou Shalt Laugh," is m iaic She has performed every Thne/Date: 8:30-10 a.m. Sat where from coffee hous« to martial arts instruction, both at to Literally Hold & Keep Close a film about seven Christian 10 a.m. Sundays. comedians and their stand-up urdays, S ept 21-Nov. 16 convention centers and has opened for Melissa Etheridge. Location: 42200 Tyler, Belleville routine,. Admission is free. A Location: St Michael the Arch When you memorialize at Glen Eden, a paired set S u g g ^ e d donation is $15. Conta«£ 734846-4615 dirtner o;^ fr i ^ chicken, mKh.etil angel Church, 11441 Hubbard, ' -Of crosses is our gift — on e to leave in the casket Livonia Tidcets are available at the potatoes and gravy, and green Our Lac^ of Loretto or um, and the other for you to keep and hold. beans will be offered for a free church D e tails Oremus, a study pro Tbne/Date: 6:30-7:30 p.m. W e hope you will b e com forted by this spiritual will donation. Call the church to gram about Catholic prayer, C ontact 734421-1760 Monday reserve a dinner spot and tangible way to stay connected. explore practical steps for GUEST SPEAKER Location: Six Mile and Beech C ontact 248-553-3380 building an authentic prayer life Thne/Date: 7 p.m. Thursday, Daly, Bedford based on genuine conversations GRIEF WORKSHOP O ct 3 Details: Scripture study with God rather than rote Loortion: St John Neumann T b n ^ a te : 7-8:45 p.m. Thurs recitation of the prayers. 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G arrett Fuller loves Garden City, so it’s no surprise the 28-year-old ^ sketch comedian and improviser references his hometown on stage. “I have a couple of different ones about Garden City,” said Fuller, describing the stories that underpin his current show at Go Comedy! Improv Theater in Fern- d ale. “A fter being in the community so long, I’ve become synonymous with Garden City. It’s a thing people bring up to me ^ the time. I must talk about it a lot. When people drive through Garden City, they’ll text me and say, ‘Hey, I was in your hometown.’ I’m proud of my city. I love where I come from.” Garrett Fuller (left) of Livonia and Bryan Lark of Femdale mix monologues, songs, and Fuller, who grew up in sketches in a new show at Go Comedy. Garden City, but now lives in Livonia, is half the comedy team that was the kid, the young Improv theaters more,” he said. makes up “An Evening guy. Everyone was older Fidler is a stay-at- with Fuller & Lark.” tlm me. Now that Fm 10 F u lle r p e rfo rm e d in home dad for his twin Bryan Lark of Femdale Garrett Fuller (left) of Livonia and Biyan Lark of Ferndale years in, there are all student shows while 3-year-old boys. He said shares the stage with make fun of themselves through song, sketches and these yoimg people taking classes at Second they inspire much of his Fuller for 70 minutes, monologues at Go Comedyl a ro u n d .” City. He also improvised w ritin g . beginning at 8 p.m., Rather than view the at Improv Inferno, in “I never thought my ^_^^ursday-Friday through from writing individually wanted to put on stage, up-and-coming crop of Ann Arbor; at Planet Ant comedy would come (Jet. 4 at the theater, or in collaboration. For and this is the show diat improvisers as competi in Hamtramck where from my children, but located at 261E. Nine Fuller, the two-man show made all those ideas tion, Fuller welcomes the he’s still a m em ber of the nowadays 90 percent is Mile, east of Woodward. is a culmination of his come to fruition.” chance to share the stage home team; and at Go from my life. I can puU ' Tickets are $15 and are work in the Detroit-area w ith th e m . Comedy! where he is a humor from my every available online at improv community. D ecad e o f “If someone is good, form er resident cast day situations.” www.gocomedy.net o r a t “I’ve always wanted to ex p erie n ce you really want to play m em b er. When the show ends, the theater box office do my own show. I love Ten years after start with them on stage more “I still perform there FuUer hopes to move on beginning at 6 p.m., being part of a resident ing classes at Second than you would want to all the tim e, every single to bigger opportunities. Wednesday-Sunday. cast but I always wanted City in Novi, where he beat them. In a stand-up week,” he said, referring He and his \^ e are mak The pair tells personal to w rite my own stuff, and Lark met, Fuller, a comedy environment you to the Femdale venue. ing plans to move to New stories in the form of create my own thing. Garden City ffigh School would feel competition “I teach there but I’m Jersey, where she ^ew monologues, sketches Bryan is my best friend, graduate, considers him because it’s you against not on the resident cast up. She’s interviewing and songs. Some of the so we’ve always had a self a “weathered veter th e m .” any more because when for jobs there, so that he m aterial came out of million ideas through the an” of the improv stage. the kids were bom I . can “make a run” at New improvisation and some years that we always “For years and years I wanted to be home Y ork City.

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Reunited band’s first CD is hard rockin’ 'Joy Ride’ By Sharon Dargay cording. “Some of the R eu n itin g staff Writer so n g s o n th e CD a r e 30 years old. They had nev-* In 2010 four of them Reuniting after a 30- er gotten recorded. We happened to attend the year hiatus and then up^ted them ^ far as same benefit event. They recording a first CD is the drum and guitar talked about jum p-start lik e “rid in g a b ik e ” s a y s sounds and changed the in g T h e S e a tb e lts. Skid Ivlarx, bass ^ ta ris t arrangements on some of “I contacted Greg, we f o r th e ro c k b a n i{ T h e th e m .” talkedabout it and within S e a tb e lts . a month we had our first M ari^aRedford Other bands show .” Township resident, and M a rx le f t th e b a n d a The band has worked fellow musicians, guitar year after it formed in steady gigs ever since, ists Rick M ills of Royal 1977 and although other drawing fans from age 19 Oak and Chris Flanagan members stayed togeth to SO-plus to its perfor of Femdale, drununer e r u n til th e e a rly 1980s, m a n c e s. Tony Bojanic of Grosse The Seatbelts didn’t rec “I call it D etroit rock,” Pointe and singer Greg o rd u n til now. said Marx, describing the Upshur of Stockbridge A fte r le a v in g T h e band’s sound. “It’s not re le a s e d Joy Ride, a col Seatbelts, M arx joined classic but it’s got a De lection of 13 songs on CD, the band, Flirt, which troit 1960s feel to it. last month and “rock p e rfo rm e d th ro u g h th e Sometimes I call it the finish line” at the late 1980s, disbanded and dance-oriented rock Detroit Women’s Half reunited in the 1990s and because a lot of people M arathon and SK, Sun again in 2003. He’s still dance to it. It’s fun to see day, Sept. 22 on Belle Isle plays with Circus Boy, a that in a bar, people get in Detroit. The concert is p u ^ rock band. tin g u p to d m c e .” fre e . Other form er Seat- Catch The Seatbelts “It came fairly simple, belts members were on O ct 26 at the Bullfrog but also it was refresh busy working with other Bar and Grill in Bedford ing, it was new, some bands, including The T ow nship. thing we hadn’t done in Cubes and 3-D Invisibles F o r m o re a b o u t th e all that tim e,” said Marx, over the past several band visit Facebook.com/ The Seatbelts will "rock the finish line" with a free concert at the Detroit Women's Half referring to the CD re y e a rs . seatbeltsdetroit Marathon, Sunday. Sept 22 on Belle Isle, c y b e l l e c o d is h

calling 734-394-5460. Tickets also GET OUT! are available at the door begin ning an hour before show time Continued from Page B6 tontact: 734-394-5300 VIVACE SERIES Beethoven. Single tickets range Time/Date: 8 p.m. Saturday. from $30-$60, and student S ept 28 tickets are priced a t $15- 24 Location: The Birmingham Contact: Temple, 28611W. 12 Mile, Far www.chambermusicdetroitorg mington Hills or call 248-855-6070 D e tails The David Glukh Inter JA2Z AT THE ELKS national Ensemble performs Thne/D ate: 7-10 p.m. last Tues improvisation, Yiddish classics, day of the month — except klezmer, and masterpieces by December Tchaikovsky, Verdi and Pucdni. Location: Plymouth Elks Lodge An afterglow will follow the No. 1780,41700 Ann Arbor concert General adm ision is Road, Pl^outh $23; members, seniors and students under 18 pay $20. D etails: The Russ Miller Quintet performs at the next show on Contact: Joyce Cheresh at Sept 24. Miller plays flute and 248-788-9338 or Ann Sipher at saxophone; Charlie Miller is on 248461-1348 trumpet; Cliff Monear is on keyboard; Jeff Pedraz on bass; SOMETHING and Dave Taylor on drums. DIFFERENT There is a $10 donation at the AIRPORT OPEN HOUSE door which indude hors Tim e/Date: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. d ’oeuvres. Proceeds from Jazz S ept 28 Elks g o e toward spedal neetfe and disadvantaged children and Location: Canton-Plymouth veterans. Mettetal-Airport, 8550 N. Ulley, Canton C ontact 734-453-1780 or email to plymouthelks1780@ya- D etails Dozetu of airoaft on hoo.com display, including vintage air L A S V E G A S p la n e model airplane demoiv Strattons; airplane and hell- SUPERSTARS ' copter rides; food andbeve rages ' Time/Date: Doors open at 7 available p.m.; show starts at 8 p.m., C ontact 734459-0012 Sunday, S ept 22 DETROIT ZOO Location: Straight Farmhouse, 6221 Merriman, betw een Ford Tim e/D ate: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Road and Warren Road, Garden through O ct 31 a ty Loatiom 1496 service drive and Details: Impersonators will sing Woodward, Royal Oak tribute to Dean Martin, Barbra D e tails Admission is $14 for Streisand, Paul Anka, Johnny adults 1541, $12 for senior Rivers and The Everly Brothers. citizens 62 and older, and $9 for Admision is $20, c a ^ only. children a g ^ 2-14; children Include free pizza and pop under 2 are free. Parking for cars C o n ta c t Larry Ja m e at 734- and vans is $5. Detroit Zoolog 788-1525 ical Society members g et free PLYMOUTH admission and parking Zoo taew : Sample more than COFFEE BEAN 80 beers from Michigan craft R m e/D ate: 7:30-10 p.m. every breweries, 6-10:30 p.m. Friday, Monday Sept 27. A ttendee must be 21 Lomtion: 884 Penniman, Ply or over; photo ID will be re mouth quired. The event include Details: Open mic for music and complimentary tram tours and poetry; come and show your zookeeper talks as well as creative side. entertainment by rock band The Hard Lessons with special guest Saturday featiired artist The Mod Orange, blu« guitarist/ Skinny Raccoons, S ept 21; Seth vocalist Laith Al-SaadI and Abram, Sept 28. Featured bhi«/classic rock artist Pete "Big performer concerts start at 8 Dog" Fetters. 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The show on Sept ItVG] C o n ta c t 313-89441850 19 will feature the standup comedy of Bob Obst Julie Lyons, We can custom make TRINITY HOUSE ' any p ix m to your likii^! THEATRE Cory L ^ rsk i, Rick Goldberg, Marty Smith, and the comic With the purchase of any 2 regular Time/Date: Most shows start at songs of Greg "Washboard" Every Friday 8 p.m., doors open at 730 pm . Floyd. The show on S ept 20 will priced entrees and 2 beverages. Valid Sun.Sc 1Ues.-Thurs. vrith this coupon only. May not be combined Location; 38840 W. Six Mile, feature Elvis Mujik, Ace Arm with any other offers or used on Holidays. Expires 9-31-13. ■ Livonia strong, W ^ley Ward, David k — — — — Details: Songwriters Anony Klertch, Allen Smock and Mi r ------T mous Showcase, S ept 20; The chael Geeter. R eteh m en ts will Boogie Woogie Kid M atthew be served. Tickets are $8, avail Did You Know... I Ball, Sept 21. 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C I T Y B I T E S ' Fabulous food tasting Detroit Lions-Washington Redskins — in the Cook-off online at the televised game will be featured www.greatlakeschili.com . Fees a re !. L iv o n ia— Tickets are still available along with pub-style fare in one area at for the red chili category, $25 for cfaiili . for Schoolcraft College Foundation’s the event. Proceeds from Culinary verde, $20 for salsa and $40 for a “Peo < signature food and wine event, Culi Extravaganza benefit student schol ple’s Choice” competition. In addition nary Extravaganza, which runs 2-5 arships and the culinary arts depart to the competitive cooking, a motorcy . p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, at the Vis Ta ment at Schoolcraft CoUege. For cle show will run from 11 a.m. to 4 Tech Center, located on the main cam- tickets, call 734-462-4689 or visit p.m.; live bands will perform begin , pus, 18600 Haggerty. Tickets are $50 www.schoolcraft.edu/foundation . ning at noon and children’s activities per person — of which $20 is a charita will keep little hands busy from noon ble contribution — and will include Heated competition to 5 p .m . food and drink sampling from approxi Plymouth — The G reat Lakes Region The public will get a chance to sam mately 50 restaurants, pastry shops al Chili Cook-off and M otorcycle Show ple chili throughout the day. Samples and beverage vendors; a silent auction; could be your ticket to a cash prize, will cost $1 each. All money raised a raffle with cash prizes and a demon trophy and bragging rights for best in from the event goes to Habitat for stration by M aster Chef Jeff Gabriel red chili, chili verde or salsa. Humanity and Penrickton Center for Chef Jeffrey Gabriel of Schoolcraft College , and expert vintner, Lee Hershey on The 18th annual event is set for Blind ChUdren. For more information, will demonstrate healthy and wholesome healthy food and wine pairing. Football Sunday, Oct. 6 in downtown Plymouth. contact Annette Horn at 734-776-9669 food at the upcoming Culinary fans won’t miss any of the action at the Chili cooks can register to participate o r [email protected] Extravaganza, s i a b r e s l e r | s t a f f photographer B9(WG) JULIE BROWN, Editor THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,2013 F i n [email protected] OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC MEDIA 313-222-6755 HOMETOWNUFE.COM E A Ii E ’AT E FACEBOOK: HOMETQWNUFE.COM

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For more information formation, contact The Meisn the office at 248-782-7130 or closureTbur.com. However, the developer thert c o n ta c t M a ry B e th K a ljia n a t er Law Group at 248-644-4433 e m a il june.quan- sold tile land to tiie city 734459-4700 or or 800470-4433, via email a t [email protected] f o r y o u r r e s Investors witiiout us receiving any [email protected] . [email protected] , ervation or addition^ infor The RealEstate Investors compensation. Do you A Ink or vuit the seminar page on m atio n . Assodation of Wa3m e w ill we have a claim against tiie S em in a r the website: Meisner-law.com. have an open forum. Investors city and/or tiie developer for The M eisner Law Group Seminar on Tuesdays, will answer questions and what tiiey did? | announced that Robert M. Short sales T h u rsd ays offer a m arket update. Meet A: Obviously, you have a M eisner will conduct a four- If you owe more than what A free seminar on govern ings are at 7:30 p.m. each first claim against A e developer if weds course^Hiesdays in Oc your house is worth, you may ment-insured reverse mort Tuesday of the month at the it breached your declaration or tober from 7-9 p.m. covering be interested in a free in gages is offered by Colonial R e d L o b s te r o n E u re k a in m aster deed as the cash may “Introduction to Successful formational sem inar on short M ortgage Corp. on Tuesdays S o u th g a te . be. Also, based on sim ilar facts Condominium Operation.” sale procedures. Many sellers at 6:30 p.m. and Thursdays at Members are free, guests out of the Tennessee appellate This seminar is designed a r e misinformed o r n o t s u re 2 p.m., held at various loca $20, which will be applied to court, the city was foimd to for board members and offi about how the procedures tio n s. th e ir m e m b e rsh ip . have been required to Compen cers, m anagers, developers, work. Organizers will also i R S VP w ith C o lo n ial M o rt Any questions or concerns, sate the HOA for taking open and association members discuss the internal Workings gage at 800-260-5484. call Wayde Koehler at 313-277- space that was to be provided liv in g in o r w o rk in g w ith a of short sales and the differ 4168. to the association by the devel oper. The fair m arket Value of that open area was to bp deter HOM ES SOLD/REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS-W AYNE COUNTY mined at a separate hearing. Accordingly, your association These are the area reldential rea! 208 Sheffield Ct $200,000 18215 W ayne Rd $235,000 17686 Glenmore $64,000 should immediately rethin estate dosings recorded the week 43479 W Arbor Way Dr $63,000 NORHiVILLE 19930 Inkster Rd $12,000 capable legal counsel td pur of June 3-6,2013, at the Wayne 43530 Westminister Way $146,000 19736 Dearborn Ct $98,000 25306 Ivanhoe $4,000 sue not only the developer, but County Register of Deeds office. 43961 Yorktown St $198,000 48134 Four Seasons Blvd $110,000 26780 Joy Rd $17,000 the city for just compepsation. Listed below are cities, addresses. GARDEN CITY - 48134 Four Seasons Blvd $895,000 14260 Marshall Dr $171,000 2009 Areola St $59,000 49418 N Glader $258,000 14244 Mason Dr $151,000 a n d sales prices. Robert M. Meisner Is a lawyer and 30571 Brown St $98,000 47178 Red Oak Dr $520,000 9609 Norbom e $82,000 CANTON 28449 Cambridge St $54,000 17676 Stonebrook Ct $640,000 17361 Sumner $60,000 the author ef ° Condo Living An 613 Aylesbury Ct $450,000 1825 Inkster Rd $43,000 39504 Village Run Dr $271,000 18803 Wakenden $74,000 Authoritative Guide to Buyina 46564 Etartlett Dr $237,000 28908 James St $50,000 113 Walnut St $155,000 9583 Winston $55,000 Selling, and Operating a - 7262 Burgundy St $198,000 28950 Leona St $100,000 16306 Westminister Dr $362,000 WAYNE Condominium. "It Is avallable\ ibr 8726 Columbia Qr $70,000 27514 Windsor St $84,000 16452 W hite Haven Dr $240,000 4654 Niagara St $40,000 $24.95plus $5.55 for taK shipjping and 50467 Coolldge St $230,000 UVONIA PLYMOUTH 31447 Tyler St $38,000 handling. " Condo Uving 2° IS 41980 Echo Forest Ct $340,000 9970 Doris St $86,000 140 Burroughs St $240,000 WESTLAND available In both print and e-book . 1 1697 Fern Ct $172,000 15496 Edington St $240,000 45899 Litchfield Dr $360,000 941 B a rc h ^ e rS t $84,000 editions. The e-book Is available for 6753 Foxthom Rd $85,000 11684 Farmington Rd $116,000 114% MonaCt '. $219,000 37517 Barkridge Cir $55,000 download through ITunes, 50246 Grant St $214,000 17151 Fitzgerald St $195,000 12085 Nicholas Ln $272,000 35208 Cherry Hill Rd $35,000 Amazon.com, and \ 7591 Green Meadow Ln $153,000 9046HartelSt $171,000 349 Red Ryder Dr $275,000 6565 Chirrewa St $84,000 bamesandnoble.com. He is aim the 50135 Hanford Rd $270,000 11735 Hunters Park Ct $253,000 9657 Russell Ave $171,000 625LarchmontCt $127,000 author of " Condominium Operation: 39612 Hillary Dr $140,000 36547 Ladywood St $240,000 9311 S Main St $310,(K)0 31715 Mackenzie Dr $113,000 Getting Started & Staying on the 45223 Lemont Rd $173,000 32472 Maryland St $123,000 1372 Sheridan St $380,000 29134 Manchester St $26,000 Right Track,"second edition, /f is 49136 M anhattan Cir $280,000 30291 Minton St . $130,000 744 Starkweather St $365,000 5909MorieySt $120,000 available for $9.95 plus $220 /br tax, 6592 Marshall St $235,000 37712 N Laurel Park Dr $162,000 11403WaverlyDr $211,000 5775 N W ayne Rd $105,000 44250 PostmlllCt $200,000 20190 Pollyanna Dr $270,000 BEDFORD 8325 Opal Dr $199,000 shipping and handling. Call 45066 Rector Dr $140,000 16724 Savoie St $212,000 17302 Denby $2,000 471SJohnHixSt $88,000 248-644-4433 or visit \ 5938 Runnymeade Dr $135,000 9929ShadysideSt $48,000 15583 Gaylord $33,000 [email protected]. This 45037 Seabrook Dr $287,000 27989 Terrence St $189,000 18264 Gaylord $30,000 column shouldn't be construed as legal advice.

HOM ES SOLD/REAL ESTATE TRANS ACTION S-OAKLAND COUNTY

These are the area residential real BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP FARMINGTON HILLS 921 Panorama Dr $130,000 24668 Thatcher Dr $400,000 e s ta te closings recorded th e w eek o f 1302 Ashover Dr $140,000 21939 Crescent Ct $220,000 948 Riverstone Ct $250,000 44180 W inthrop Dr $265,000 M ay 13-17,2013, a t th e O akland 2709 Aspen Ln $261,000 36111 Crompton G r $300,000 607 Tower Ridge Ct $260,000 28304 W olcott Dr $116,000 County Register of Deeds office. 5600 Crabtree Rd $245,000 37756 Emerald Forest Dr $295,000 523 Union St $187,000 28310 W olcott Dr $87,000 Listed below are cities, addresses. 5906 Eastmoor Rd $1,560,000 28382 Kendallwood Dr $130,000 613 Village Ln $103,000 SOUTH LYON j a n d sales prices. 5690 Forman Dr $799,000 39172 Kennedy Dr $330,000 NORTHVHIE 54933 Brentwood Dr $33iq00 7285 Hiddenbrook Ln $1,038,000 30954 Oak Valley Dr $225,000 19777 Hayes Ct $275,000 23533 Bristlecone G $423,000 BEVERLY HILLS 5550KenmoorRd $215,000 29623 Sierra Point Gr $125,000 653 River Park Village $164,000 437 Cambridge Ave $140,000 22830 Shagbark Dr $450,000 1834 Ledbury Dr $255,000 36445 Valley Ridge Dr $257,000 Blvd 54899 Grenelefe G r W $^57,000 BINGHAM FARMS 1985 Lone Pine Rd $509,000 32005 W 12 Mile Rd Unit $40,000 21653 Welch Rd $275,000 25450 M eadow Ct $305,000 23357 Old Orchard TrI $450,000 1163 Lone Pine Woods Dr $615,000 308 NOVI 24844 Ravine Dr $2,000 BIRMINGHAM 3875 Q uarton Rd $222,000 27555 Westcott G ^cent $169,000 30131 Brightwood Dr $290,000 SOUTHFIELD 1 679 Ann St $250,000 4502 Ranch Ln $600,000 G r 30142 Brightwood Dr $273,000 15937 George $125,000 1863 Bowers St $185,000 COMMERCE TOWNSHIP FRANKLIN 21926 Chase Dr $495,000 W ashington Dr r 915 Chapin Ave $582,000 6031 Birchcrest Ln $399,000 32580 Romsey Rd $275,000 28337 Clymer Dr $84,000 19123 Greenwald Dr $1^6,000 972 Chesterfield Ave $640,000 3170 Edgewood Park Dr $550,000 MILFORD 28364 Clymer Dr $91,000 22815 Kenwyck Dr $160,000 419 Pilgrim Ave $1,083,000 3426 Edgewood Park Dr $913,000 916 Bird Song Dr $109,000 28370 Clymer Dr $89,000 19717 Melrose Ave $?0,000 327 Southfield R d# 13 $127,000 3321 Fox Blvd $80,000 3400 Cooley Lake Rd $244,000 28382 Clymer Dr $%,000 15662 Mount Vernon St $%,000 515W Merrill St $700,000 2975 Ivy Hill Dr $312,000 315 Crystal St $130,000 39972 Gosswinds $115,000 30555 Old Stream $1 $2,000 3599 W abeek Lake Dr W $240,000 160 Liza Ln $265,000 1383 General M otors Rd $480,000 22128 Edgewater $82,000 WHITE LAKE 1 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 3278 M andrake St $62,000 1679 Hunters Lake Dr $476,000 22739 Foxmoor Dr $387,000 2000 Kingston St $310,000 1753 Huntingwood Ln # D , $75,000 MRMINGTON ' ' 1175 Marjorie St $160,000 40488 Lenox Park Dr $225,000 532WoodstoneCt $430,000 30 Scenic Oaks Dr N $835,000 32800 W Eight Mile Rd $61,000 521 Napa Valley Dr $289,000 29710 Ulley TrI $290,000 j 536 W hitehall Rd $440,000 201 N oblest $120,000 22747 Shadowpine Way $172,000

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I M M i FORD FUaON SB. 2012 Leather, moon, allo^ sync, ACROSS 38 Concrete WESIIANDOHOVING SALE 5,6001 ovimermn^ Everything must goll Sept. 19, Ford Certified 1.9% reinforcer 20, 21 (jihiirs-Sah, ^ -4 p m (248)855-7500 NORTH BROS. 1 S ty p tic 40 Black playing Answer to Previous Puzzle Lots of household Items, g l^ - 5 Wimple wearer c a rd v«are, serving pieces, electrl- UVOKIA: Koii^liold decor 8 Scientific 4 2 Yin G A G ■ L 0 p H s H E D cbn & caqrenter tools, fuml- Tracks for ^ a FORD MUSTANG GT 2009 . items, small appliances, drill ture. 7500 CaiTDussI, 48185 p rin cip les c o m p le m e n t Y M A ■ 1 D aH q u O 1 p r^ , hydraulic motor pump & Premium Pkg., (either, BuDatt 43 Not as bland wheels. Ford Certified11.9% 12 W alter’s M r much more. Sept 19,20 & 21, WETLAND: Abbey’s Condo FORD 1 9 ^ F150, 4 wheel, 46 Bigger than D ■ E D 1 c u R E S ThUT8*Fri.9-4.Sat8-1. $17,988 offering Salel Sept 19-21, Sam-dgm. power, new tires, brakes & 13 S F O in fo m e d . S E A L E D l 14742 Fairway, 48154 S of Ford Rd. on Carlson, btwn tune-up, many new parts. NORTH BROS. Newburgh & Wayne Rd. Misc. $23aon)esL 313-7aM420 14 Bombay nanny 48 California’s B A UVONUC Huge Annual Sub plants, clothing, seasonall 15 Feet, slangily — W o o d s Sale. btwn. Wayne/ New- D O O M FORD F-ISOS/iniEW 2004 17 Exploding star 4 9 S ta g FED iHirgh. Enter sub from Ann /fr- XLT, fun power, cloth, fully Ifrmila bor Tr or Joy. Sept 19-21, 9- WESTLAND: BROOKFIBII 18 Leathenvorker's 54 King Harald’s, E M, U VniAGEJ^QCIATION Inspected & wanantledi 5. Over 20 fairdli^ High $12,953 tool cap ital A N T chairs, stroller, collectible aJB SALE Sept 19-21, HONDA ACCORD EX 2007 E A 9-4pm. Lixated on Cheny Hill DEALER 93,000 mllffl, 4 door, dark 19 — away (ate) 5 5 Kind o f s y s te m 'F h S H & John HIxRd. Permit 130037 5 6 B rink tfiandeller, mirrors, more. 80-314-8440 blue, very good amtl, $ 9 .^ . 21 Round tent CaU: 248-344-8462 24 Sight from 57 Type of ladder O B LIVONIA: UOVINQSALE WESTLAND ESTATE SALE: Thurs-Sat Sept 19-21, FORD F-150 S/OtEW 2011 HONDA CRV 2003 N o tre D a m e 58 Cave, perhaps M U L E m 14900 Caven. S. of 5, W. of Larhit, 4x4, moon, Nav., 2 6 R a m 59 Haul along Inkster. Sept 20-22, 9-6. 10-4pm. 32734 Parkwood, 14,000 miles! Flawless Condi- Auto, sunroof, 1 T E R ISiSIllIl B ills] Household Items, appliances, 48186. SO years of treasuresi ' tlon. Ford Certlfledl 1.9% tinted glass, $5,000. constellation No reasonable offer re h ^ . Call 734-277-8748 L furniture, games, misc. items. NORTH BROS. 2 8 B e a tty o f film s DOWN A D s lElLlSlEM m 29 Diminish UVONIA: Moving sale. . WHITE LAKE: Moving/BiMte HONDA FIT ^ R T 2007 2-8-12 © 2012 UFS, Dist. by Unlv. Uclick for UFS Sept 19-22,9-5pm. Sale. Sept 19-21,9-5pm. Auto, a/c. one owner, only 32 Science class 1 Lb. o r tsp . 33453 Richland, 48150. 975 Golden Dr. Oak bar with HlRDHANGBianr 28,900 miles. $12,606. 33 Core group 2 W riter CaO Kevin at 248-982-4892 Furniture, tools & chalr/meols, pado fum, toob, Super Cab, 4x4, rratchlng cap. 35 Civil W ar — Busoaglia' 5 Armstrong and 10 Brandish quilts, paintirtgs & hmtsaheld. Fully (mpected & wartantedl household gcMwOre. HONDA ODYSSEY EX 2005 g e n e ra l 3 FEim ous S e d a k a 11 Caviar source NORTH BROS. 120,000 m ll^ timing belt re- 16 NE opposite LIVONIA: 36 Overhead n u m e ro 6 PlEiins dweller Baby S Children Itenw 7 More spiteful 20 Reporting to . Silver vmage Senior $6250(734)679-0129 tra in s 4 C h a n g e wiIllamwerthnian@gmallcom 37 Be in debt g e n e tc a lly 8 Surgical knife 21 New Enând SatSept21,9am-3pm. AMERICAN GIRL DOLLS P Mini-Vans 9 In a frenzy c a m p u s 337B0 Lyndon, 48154. Nellie & Josephina), outfits, 22 Europe-Asia hooks, AMEFIICAN GIRL DOa Hyundai Dolge Grand Caravan 2010 ra n g e HOVING/GARAGESALEIIII HOUSE (24X24X41H) & FURNI 1 2 3 9 10 11 Sept 18-21 St, ^ -4 p m . TURE $400. (734) 673-8420 S)cr, full ptivimr, one owner, 23 Cookshack Kids' clotetng, to^, frimlture, eidra clean, $14,669. HYUNDAI SONATA 2007 sp e c ia lty ^pliaru^s, pool table, air Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 Ltmital. moon. leattier, full 12 Hmisehsid Goods power, V6, one owner, $7,749. n 25 Ran its course hockey. Mu^ more! Rain or Can Kevin at 248-982-4692 ^ 8 , ravered are^ 19979 Vans 2 7 R a n g e Blgewood, between 7 and 8 15 HYUNDAI SONATA 2012 29 Napoleon’s mile, of Gill sized, raise beOi head and foot islan d fr)rown@,envoym^.(9m FORD TRANSIT . Hybrid. Only 12k miles! Factery with wired remote, wall hugger Warranty Certified! 34 city^9 30 Coffee soiirce with hardware (dr headhoaol. G0NNS^2812 NORTHVIUe 2hous^231 hwy.one owner. $21,588. New $1100 Asking $450. XLT, auto, fun power, only 31 Freighter & 247 StSring your lunch Call Kevin at 246-982-4692 Call 734-983-0490 9000 1 owner m ll^ Handi 21 22 23 h a z a rd we got lots of nice things. capped ^c^slblel Ford (teifr- HYUNDAI Sonata GLS 2011 3 4 G ra n te d Sept 19-21, 9-5. 3 streets W. fled! 1.9% BB1- aUEB(,PaiOWTOP Certified, great warranty, auto 26 3 9 H ole fo r a of Îdort, 2 biks N. of Main. MATTRESS SET. NORTH BROS. moon. Qean Car Fax. Only 26K NEW, bi plasdc, only $200. Call Kevin at 248-982-4692 s h o e la c e NORTHVILLE- Baby Adoption 40 Hone a razor Fund Raiser. 9-21 & 9-22, 9- Calk 248-^-6856 32 HYUNDAI VELOSTER 2012 41 R o c k er 5pm. 45092 Byrne Dr. Huge Auto, a/c, rartified warranty. Qiristmas Villages & access., BEDROOM RiRNITURE — J o h n Oak, dresser & minar $135; onIy*l7kmllesl$15,97Z 36 bake sale, various other itemsl CaO Kevin at 248-982-4892 43 RN employers rdghtstand $40; bureau $90. QfEVY EQUINOX LT2 2012 NORTHVILLE -Moving Salel Like new. Must selll Leather, fun pwer, allays, 40 44 Expel, as from Antique, Toys, Sports Equip 248-921-4321 20,0001 owner miles, m p o w e r ment Sept 1 9 -^ 9-5. No factery warranty applies. 45 Nose-cone Early Sales! 7839 Curtis Rd, DINING ROOM TABLE 43 44 45 co v erin g Nordndlle ^ em ). At Wniow Maple drop leaf, ssam 8, by NORTH BROS. KIA»)UL PUS 2010 Greenhoi^ Tell City Chair Co of Indiana. Auto, a/c, power windows & 4 7 F ridge Can (734) 260-9859 iK l^ one owner, only 31 k 48 manufacturer NORmVILLE CHEVY TRAIL BLAZER 2008 miles. $12,955. 50 Poker card &ibifiv!sIon Garage Sales BKtric/PoBerDft Chair LT, 2WD - 1 owner, Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 54 N Beacon Woods. Friday, Sept Into 50,800 miles, liraded, sunnxif, 51 Tokyo, to 20, 9am-3pm, Sat, Sept 21, running b o ^ , Exc. Cond. s h o g u n s ^ ‘12noon. S off 8 Mile, be- new $900. (240)605-3820 $11,000/liest 734-898-5539 57 5 2 N o n co m tviteen Beck & Taft Rds. Fuml- LdilKBScomcastnat 5 3 G o o u t w ith tere, ‘mla: hou^hold derora- CHEVY TRAILBRAmi ai03 LINCOLN MIC 2010 tive items, children's clotees. upr caiAIR, good cond, $75. LT, 4WD, leather, fun power. AWD, Ecoboost, Na(i^ôn, Tahlesaw, $45. Antique Singer allDys, super clean, super 20's, dual moonroote.. NORTHVILLE TWP. Villas of Sewbrg Machine, In cabinet Only 30,0001 owner mll^! Want more pusles? Northville Hills Condo Sub Sale. DEALBt Showroom New. $27,868 Check out the “Just Right Crossword Pusles" books Sat Sept 21.9-3pm. 855-314-6440 ^ 5 Mile & Sheldon. Many TABLE: 44 In reund solid oak, NORTH BROS. at QuillDriverBooks.com participants. 185 Units. Furni $125.6 sand pine chairs, $45, FORD Ea»PE XLT 2009 ture. Antiques. Household, etc. executive office chair, leaOier 4WD, XLT Pkg., fun power, on fabric, $35,245-605-1601 ly 50,000 carM owner miles. LINCOLN MKS 2010 QAKBROOK VILLAGE Ford Certlfledl 1.9%. $15,988 ECO BoosL AWD, Vista Roof, - NORTH SUB Navlgafion, 30K, Priced to Sell Drexel Heritage bdrm set PbdIs Spas & Hot Tubs NORTH BROS. ■ $24,888 pictures, glassware, dtehra, NORTH BROS. collecdblra, washer/dryer. SPAimVER: Sept 19-22,10-5. Fits 78 by 78, brand new, MercuTY Mountaineer 2004 SIADOKU 436 N. Oak Dr., Commerce. half price-$150. V8,AWD, Premier Pkg., Fun By The £an: 313-820-9711 leather, moon, fully Inspected PLYMOUTH-3 Family-Gov. 4 1 3 Bradford, E of Sheldon, In 9 Numbers I Trallwood. Thurs-SaL, 9-4pm. Mfec. Far Safe DEALER MAZDA32aOB Misc. items, kid’s stuff, bike, 8^314-8440 2.3 4 cylinder, 5 speed man- PS2, dshesr iKKiiteT tdols,' Ttol. e/c. 4 door. Clean Iter Fat 3 7 4 Like puzzles? clock repair, flom scrubbers. Oakland Hills Sports 8 Imported $8,340 Then you’ll love Memorial Gardens Call Kevin at 248-982-4892 sudoku. This Novi, HI 7 5 8 3 6 Qag; Front Nicltes/Eye Level in JAGUAR XJ8L 2000 MAZDA 5 SPORT 2013 mind-bending 'MEDIA the Oak Chapel Interment Loaded, mam. Black on Black Auto, a/c, power wind. & locks, /Mausoleum Rights for 2 and Only $6,976 one owner, only 4k miles! puzzle will have Certifled warranty. $17,968. 1 3 2 8 contact us AT: Interment Service Mon-Fri. Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 800-Dr9-73t>o #Noith-l #17. AsMng CaD Kevin at 248-S82-4B92 you. hooked from LEXUS RX 330 2005 www.homelownlife.com I. fJ1^708r0823 the moment you [email protected] Moan, leather, full power, one MAZDA 6 Sport Wagon 2 8 1 3 6 owner, extra clean. $14,536. 2008 - Less than 25K miles. square off, so DEADLINES: instruritefffs Fri. a( A pm for Sunday Can Kevin at 248-982.4892 Bettor than excellent conditlan sharpen your Tucs. at 3 pm (or Thursday Inside and ouL Oil changed ev MERCEDES 2007 CLS63, ery 5K. Mustsee. Plymouth . 4 3 6 2 1 5 pencil and put CLARINnfARTLEV) AH6, black w/black Intertcr, $10,900(313)401-2885 NEWSPAPER Very Goal Condition. 27,1X10 miles, leaded, mint your sudol^ • P O U C Y ■ , /teking$4Q0. cond., stered wintera, MAZDA RX8201B 4 2 248-390-8111 GnandTouilng- Ospeed saw y to the testl manual, leather, moon, only aiBARD LEGACY 2dOS CaO Kevin at 248-982-4B92 251, AWD, a/c, low miles, 1 2 4 8 6 MAZDA TRIBUTE LX 2003 tale card. (C opies^ $13,9^ SHU^LSOARD: Dtamplon’ Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 SUV - 4X4, moon reef, one available from tha ship line, 22 ft Fits In mrst owner, 98k miles, extra clean. 7 5 9 1 advertising department basement (MndoViS, Dke new, aiBARU Legacy GT 2006 $7,894. Observer & Eccentric $3000.(734)455-8989 Red sporte sedan. Wen maint Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 Media loaded, ortg owner, 159k Level: Beginner 41304 Coiicept Drive, mOes, an maint records, Avg, Mercury Plymouth, Ml 48170 WanfedtoBuy 20 MPG, auto trails, non- Here’s How It Works: 666^-2737. mnoker, AW drive, leather, Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine moon roof, 160W stereo-dx GRAND MARQUIS 2003 LSE to accept an related Items. Succ^sful Deer Beige, 100,000 miles, loaded, 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each Hunter Patchy Seats, rocker trim, newer rims. excellent condWon, $50)0. row, (Xjiumn and box. Each number can appear only onc^ in each row, Can Bin: (734) 890-1047 Brakes & roteis 1 year old. No have no authority to bind nisL new tires. 313-801 -8084 column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will WE PAY CASH for unused, MERraniV MARINER 2010 appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. 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NISSAN ALTIMA 28 20IB w A B “E 0 Q U X K F A F 1 A W IÎEVYIMPAULT2XB Auto, e/c, fun power, $8,859 win be medited. Leather, moon roof, anoys, Can Kevin at 248-982-4892 T Publishers Notice; An real funy Inspected Swananded - U H I R L , A S E k J L A H ratate advertising In this NORTH BROS. NISSAN SENTRA SE-R 2005 0 Stinger Yenow, moonniof, aute, T S A T H C R E R F A Y E W the Federal Fhlr Housing a/c, 4 dr. Sharpl Only $5,889. Z A R D . I R G R .1 T S F E V Act of 1968 which states l»IEVYIMPAPALT20t2 CaO Kevin at 248-882-4892 S Auto, a/q, full pwr., alloys, F 1 adveitiss “any preference moon reef, factory warrmity, G C P A B I $ C U T S R F, limitation, or $17,888. St# P21633 R E S P L, H i F V D B W E 1 B discriminatian.'’ThIs NORTH BROS. newspaper wm not VW RABBIT 2008 D B K E D L F N 6 1 knowingly accept any Auto, e/c, only 78k miles, i C Q G Q $10,953 advertising for real estate COBALT 2007 Sedan, Îver, Can Kevin at 248-982-4692 P B- G A P E I H T U F E G V Y which Is In violation of the 4 door, automatic, radial tirra, law. Our leaders ate PLUS snow fires, 73,500 ml, D A V E i 0 I D N N R S V F hereby hiformed that an non-smoking, 4 cyl, am/fm CD. dwenings advertised In $7900. 734-231-5133 B R B A G P B 0 H V F this newspaper are U U D H available on an equal S U S D V Y H A H i B X 1 1 housing opportunity tests. SalMifent Q (FR Doc, 7249^3-31-72). 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