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MICHIGAN MONTHLY ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ September, 2017 Diane Klakulak, Editor & Publisher __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DETROIT TIGERS – www.tigers.com CAR & MOTORCYCLE SHOWS Sept. 1-3 vs. Cleveland Indians Sept. 8-10 Frankenmuth Auto Fest; 989-652-6964 Sept. 4-6 vs. Kansas City Royals Sept. 8-10 at Toronto Blue Jays Sept. 9-10 Old Car Festival Weekend; Greenfield Sept. 11-13 at Cleveland Indians Village, Dearborn; 800-835-5237 Sept. 14-17 vs. Chicago White Sox Sept. 18-20 vs. Oakland A’s DETROIT RED WINGS – LITTLE CAESARS Sept. 21-24 vs. Minnesota Twins ARENA – on FSD unless otherwise stated Sept. 26-28 at Kansas City Royals 9/29 – 10/1 at Minnesota Twins Preseason: GO TIGERS!?! Sept. 19 at Boston; 7 pm Sept. 20 at Pittshburgh Penguins; 7 pm DETROIT LIONS – on Fox unless otherwise noted Sept. 21 at Chicago Blackhawks; 8:30 pm Sept. 23 vs. Boston Bruins; 7 pm; FSD+ Preseason: Aug. 31 at Buffalo Bills; 7 pm; Fox Sept. 25 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins; 7:30 pm; FSD Sept. 10 vs. Arizona Cardinals; 1 pm Sept. 28 vs. Chicago Blackhawks; 7:30 pm Sept. 18 at New York Giants; 8:30 pm; ESPN Sept. 29 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs; 7:30 pm; FSD+ Sept. 24 vs. Atlanta Falcons; 1 pm Sept. 30 at Toronto Maple Leafs; 7 pm Oct. 1 at Minnesota Vikings; 1 pm Regular Season: Oct. 8 vs. Carolina Panthers; 1 pm Oct. 5 vs. Minnesota Wild; 7:30 pm; NBCSN Oct. 15 at New Orleans Saints; 1 pm Oct. 7 at Ottawa Senators; 7 pm; FSD, CBC Oct. 22 Bye Oct. 10 at Dallas Stars; 8:30 pm Oct. 29 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers; 8:30 pm; NBC Oct. 12 at Arizona Coyotes; 10 pm Oct. 13 at Vegas Golden Knights; 10:30 pm UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WOLVERINES – 866- Oct. 16 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning; 7:30 pm 296-MTIX, MGOBLUE.com/Tickets Oct. 18 at Toronto Maple Leafs; 7:30 pm; FSD+ Oct. 20 vs. Washington Capitals; 7:30 pm Sept. 2 vs. Florida Gators; 2:30 pm; ABC Oct. 22 vs. Vancouver Canucks; 7 pm Sept. 9 vs. Cincinnati; noon; ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 Sept. 16 vs. Air Force; noon; BTN DETROIT PISTONS – LITTLE CAESAR’S ARENA Sept. 23 at Purdue; 3:30 or 4 pm Oct. 7 vs. Michigan State University; TBD Preseason: Oct. 14 at Indiana; noon Oct. 4 vs. Charlotte Hornets; 7 pm Oct. 21 at Penn State Oct. 6 vs. Atlanta Hawks; 7 pm Oct. 28 vs. Rutgers; noon Oct. 9 vs. Indiana Pacers; 7 pm Oct. 10 at Toronto Raptors; 7 pm MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY – Oct. 13 at Milwaukee Bucks; 8:30 pm msuspartans.com Regular Season: Oct. 18 vs. Charlotte Hornets; 7 pm Sept. 2 vs. Bowling Green; noon Oct. 20 at Washington Wizards; 7 pm Sept. 9 vs. WMU Broncos; 3:30 pm; BTN Oct. 21 at New York Knicks; 8 pm Sept. 23 vs. Notre Dame; 8 pm; Fox Oct. 23 vs. Philadelphia 76ers; 7 pm Sept. 30 vs. Iowa; TBD Oct. 25 vs. Minnesota Timberwolves; 7 pm Oct. 7 at University of Michigan; TBD Oct. 14 at Minnesota DTE ENERGY THEATRE – 7774 Sashabaw Road, Oct. 21 vs. Indiana Clarkston; 248-377-0100, www.palacenet.com; T.M. Oct. 28 at Northwestern; ABC Sept. 1 John Mayer MEADOW BROOK AMPHITHEATRE– 3554 Walton Sept. 3 Deep Purple, Alice Cooper Blvd, Rochester Hills; 248-377-0100, palacenet.com; Sept. 9 Bob Seger T.M. Sept. 23 Matchbox Twenty, Counting Crows Sept. 3 Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home “Love & Sept. 28 Sammy Hagar & The Circle Comedy” Tour Sept. 29 101 WRIF presents RIFF Festival HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN: Ticketmaster: 800-745-3000 or ticketmaster.com Sept. 10 K of C Pancake Breakfast, St. Paul of Tarsus Church, 8:30-11:00 am, 41300 thru Oct. 1 Renaissance Festival; 248-634-5552; Romeo Plank Road, Clinton Township. 586- MichRenFest.com 228-1210 ext 101 Aug. 25-27 Detroit Unlimited Hydroplane Races; in front Sept. 11 St. Clair Shores Community Choir Fall of the Roostertail & Detroit Yacht Club; Session; 7-9 pm; Triumphant Cross detroitboatraces.com; 313-329-8047 Lutheran Church (13 & Greater Mack); scscommunitychorus.org Aug. 31 - Romeo Peach Festival; 586-752-6633; Sept. 4 michiganpeachfest.com Sept. 14-17 Metro Boat Show; Harrison Township; 734- 261-0123 Sept. 1-4 Arts, Beats & Eats; Royal Oak; 248-541- 7550 Sept. 14-17 Troy Family Daze Festival; 248-918-4559 Sept. 2-3 Art on the Bay, Inc.; New Baltimore; 586- Sept. 15 Women’s Luncheon hosted by The Shelby 383-0139; artonthebay.com Community Foundation; 10-2; $35; Cherry Creek Golf Club, 52000 Cherry Creek, Sept. 2-3 Algonac Art Fair; 10 am – 5 pm; the Shelby Twp; register by September 12 at Boardwalk on the St. Clair River; shelbycommunityfoundation.org http://algonacartfair.willowpondgraphics.com /index.html Sept. 15-17 Romulus Pumpkin Festival; 734-955-4577 Sept. 7-10 Richmond Good Old Days Festival; 69500 Sept.16 Goodison Good Tyme Festival; Rochester; Beebe; richmondgoodolddaysfestival.org 248-651-7810 Sept. 8 Euchre Tournament (21 & over); 6 pm; $15 Sept. 16 The Monroe Comic-Con; 734-241-6819 includes snacks, coffee, tea, pop, beer, water; $5 extra for food; St. Peter’s Church, Sept. 16 Food & Wine Experience; 1-4 pm; unlimited Fr. Welch Hall, 95 Market, Mt. Clemens; sampling of chef creations, demos, seminars limited to 100 players; RSVP to Pat, 586- and panels, tastings of fine wines and craft 468-4578 beers and distinctive spirits; $85-$100 Grand Tasting; $120-$135 VIP Grand Sept. 8-10 St. Hubert Parish Festival, 38775 Prentiss, Tasting; Campus Martius Park, downtown Harrison Township, 586-260-0952. Detroit; tickets: foodandwine.freep.com Sept. 8-10 Septemberfest, St. Louise de Marillac Sept. 16 Totally Terrific Tomatoes with Karen Golden Parish, 2500 E. 12 Mile Road, Warren. 586- of MichiganHeirlooms.com; 10 am; Brandon 751-3340 or www.saintlouisedm.org Township Public Library, 304 South Street, Ortonville; 248-627-1461, brandonlibrary.org Sept. 8-9 Smokin’ Jazz and Barbecue Blues; Brighton; downtownBrighton.com; 810-227-5086 Sept. 17 Fall Harvest Card Party, St. Thecla Activity Center, 20762 S. Nunnely Road, Clinton Sept. 8-10 Plymouth Community Fall Festival; 734-335- Township. $8. 586-791-6177. 0199 Sept. 22-23 St. Clair Shores “Rockin’ the Shores” Beer & Sept. 8-10 Art & Apples Festival presented by Paint Music Festival; 313-402-5657 Creek Center for the Arts; Rochester; 248- 651-4110 Sept. 22-25 Light of the World Parish Retreat, St. Malachy Church, 14115 E. 14 Mile Road, Sept. 9-12 Richmond Area Good Old Days Festival; Sterling Heights. 586-264-1220 or 586-727-1320 [email protected] Sept. 10 Appreciation Mass, St. Peter Church, Sept. 22 - Erebus Haunted Attraction; Pontiac; 248- honoring police, firefighters & EMT's; 2 pm; Oct. 31 332-7884 complimentary luncheon to follow mass; 95 Market Street, Mount Clemens; Debbie, Sept. 23 Warren Astronomical Society Open House; 586-468-4578 or [email protected] Wilcott Mills Metropark, 20505 29 Mile, Ray; www.warrenastro.org HAPPENINGS – continued DETROIT SOCIAL EVENTS by ULTIMATE FUN PRODUCTIONS – [email protected] Sept. 23 Fall Flavor Weekend; Greenfield Village Cooking demostrations in Historic Family Sept. 16 Whiskey N Wine Fest Homes & Farm Houses; 800-835-5237 Oct. 6-8 OktoBeer Festival; Ferndale Oct. 7 MSU vs. U-M Party Bus; Ann Arbor Sept. 23-24 Festival of the Senses; 40700 Romeo Plan; Oct. 13 Drink Michigan Made Fest; Royal Oak Clinton Township; 586-286-9366; Farmers Market facebook.com/festivalofthesenses Oct. 14 Oktoberfest; Royal Oak Farmers Market Oct. 21 Crawl-O-Ween; Royal Oak Sept. 24 Manresa Open House, 3:00-6:00 pm, 1390 Oct. 28 Monster’s Ball; Fillmore Detroit Quarton Road, Bloomfield Hills. Nov. 4 Vodka Rox; Royal Oak Farmers Market http://www.manresa-sj.org/ or 248-644-4933 MICHIGAN LOTTERY AMPHITHEATRE AT Sept. 25 Ortonville’s Annual Septemberfest; 248-627- FREEDOM HILL – 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling 4640 Heights; 586-269-9700, www.freedomhill.net Sept. 29 Padre Pio Trip departing from Italian Sept. 8 Lauryn Hill, Nas American Cultural Center at 8 am to Sept. 9 Sublime, Rome, The Offspring Cathedral of St. Mary in Saginaw; coffee, Sept. 16 Tom Jones water, snacks, light luncheon; $35; Clarice, Oct. 7 Self Help Festival featuring Rise Against 586-381-3700 (rock) MACOMB CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING Sept. 30 Tastefest Biergarten; 6 pm; $30/advance, ARTS - Macomb Community College, 44575 Garfield, $40/at door; Immaculate Conception School, Clinton Twp; 586-286-2222, www.MacombCenter.com 9764 Dixie Highway, Ira Township; www.iccatholic.org/tastefest; 586-747-2343 Sept. 11 Nathan Carter Sept. 13 Cultural Excursion: The Detroit Zoo Oct. 1 Feast of San Franceso, 9:15 am Mass with Sept. 15 Comedy & Cocktails procession & reception. 22870 S. Nunnely Sept. 23 Terry Barber Road, Clinton Township. 586-792-5346. Sept. 30 Dream Deferred: Detroit 1967 Oct. 6 Jay Owenhouse “The Authentic Illusionist” in Oct. 1 St. Mark Parish 75th Anniversary, 11:00 am Family Magic Mass w/Archbishop Vigneron, 4401 Bart Oct. 9 U.S. Air Force Band of Mid-America Drive, Warren. 586-759-3020. Oct. 12 Sybrina Fulton – Speaker Series Oct. 13 Cultural Excursion: Michigan Opera Theatre Oct. 1 Harvest Happening; Waterford; 248-674- for the dress rehearsal of Rigoletto 5441 Oct. 13 Macomb Symphony Orchestra – Germany – Homeland of Harmony Oct. 1-4 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Ben Luedtke, Our Oct. 17-18 Jersey Boys Lady Queen of Families, St. Dorothy site, Oct. 19 Wynonna Judd & The Big Noise 12251 Frazho, Warren. 586-757-3306. Oct. 28 Irma Thomas, The Blind Boys of Alabama, The Preservation Legacy Qunitet Oct. 8 St.
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    Freedom Leader Revenge Latvians anticipate Senior Steve Joyner Religious leader sees genuine independence/3 key for MHS football/9 more Salvadoran woes/14 liattrhpBtpr IrralJi Monday, Nov. 20,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents iHaurhrslrr Hrralii UConn hoop team Cold cuts Czechoslovak V attendance seen as ‘interesting’ at show students start — see page 47 SPORTS By Nancy Foley Manchester Herald Falling temperatures and a build­ sit-in strikes ing with no heat slowed attendance at the Product Show over the weekend. Exhibitors reported a good PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) Czechoslvakia since August 1969, turnout for opening n i^ t on Friday, — Studenu today began a sit-in when crowds gathered in downtown Celtics devour Wolves but said that by Saturday, as it got strike at Prague universities to Prague a year after a Soviet-led in­ colder, the crowds had dwindled. protest police attacks on vasion crushed a reform movement. Organizers estimated about 5,000 demonstrators, and a Communist The socialist daily Svobodne people passed through the show by leader for the first time condemned Slovo joined in the condemnation of NBA Roundup the official handling of the its closing Sunday. “Basically we the bloody crackdown. demonstration. The paper gave full counted on having about 10,000 Hundreds took to the streets of BOSTON (AP) — Robert Parish had 19 points and 10 coverage to the events, even quoting people if the weather had stayed the Prague again today to demand more rebounds in limited action Friday night as the Boston witnesses of bloody beatings. way it had been," said Anita Erick­ freedom from hard-line Communist Celtics extended their home unbeaten streak to five “Such police action only creates son, the office manager for the rulers.
  • Living and Investing in The

    Living and Investing in The

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