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Vol. 136, No. 37 75* Thursday, September 10, 2009 Post office prepares. for Monday opening The new facility is located in a portion of the Old Polly's grqcery store and is 6,000 square feet; ' By Lisa Allmendinger Heritage Newspapers The Chelsea Post Office is now expected to be open for business at 8 a.m. at its new location on Monday. Carriers will make their last delivery out of the Main Street building on Saturday. The new post officers located in a portion of the ' Old Polly's grocery store and its initial opening at the end of August was delayed when final details in the building were not complete, The new space is 6,000 squar,e feet with rice-white ": walls and blue-and-gray trim- It will offerv24-houraccess -to4he^bQUt-500-postal boxes, and lots of parking spaces in the front. Customers will enter the new location, at the corner of Old US 12 and M*2, from a front door that faces Main Street, The mural/which used to hang above the post master's office in the old building, will tie on a side wall when it's installed later in the year. : For postal employees, park ing will be on the side, next to the building and they'll • be able to push their carts , through specially equipped "impact doors. "Dock space and parking arethe two majorimprove- ments from the downtown post office," Ted Duve, Chelsea's post master, said last month. The postal service occupied the downtown building since -1936, An island has been , installed in the parking lot • with a drop box so people can drive up to mail letters, and there are two handicapped spaces. Chelsea's Post Office han dles about 101,000 letters and about 800 packages a day. •*••..• Lisa Allmendinger can be reached at [email protected] Dexter Area firefighter or at 877-995-NEWS(6397). Moving Day! accepts plea, avoids trial INDEX By Art Aisner sentencing on Oct 5; where he Special Writer faces up to 15 years in prison. Editorial PageoW A ranking officer with the As a result of his plea, Dexter Area Fire Department Gochis, who joined the depart Obituaries Page 10-A ment nearly seven years ago, avoided trial this week (Aug. 31) Sports Page 1-B on burglary and drug posses was immediately suspended ion charges by entering a plea without pay, Dexter Area Fire Faith Rage6-B deal with prosecutors. Chief Loren Yates said. . Court records show Lt Scott His status with the depart Community Page 1-C ment,, will likely be deter Gochis pleaded guilty last week Calendar Page 4*C to one count of second-degree mined later this month after home invasion and one count ,- a review by the Dexter Area of possessing burglary tools • Fire Authoriry'snln^ember Printed in a case that began with his board. Yates said union rules on ® NEWS TIP arrest inside the bathroom dictate a formal review of fire HOTLINE: of an acquaintance's home in fighter conduct must take place recycled •Dexter."'- :••••;.•':'* within 28 days of suspension.' paper 475-1371 Gochis, 41, was to stand trial Gochis, of Stockbridge, had last week in Washtenaw County been on paid administrative Circuit Court on three other leave since last fall when he felony charges that could have was charged with three counts landed him in prison for up to of home invasion, possessing Photo by Burrlll Strong •; .'.; • ;'\ '^ . •/ "? :':;<;';;, 20 years; Those counts of first- burglars tools and possession PiHpliRoiMMitfiTiovttoVBrjtei^ degree home invasion and drug of acdnlrclledsubstancei . possession will be dismissed at 04001 thaArtt. The fluato ttplar fans haveboon wattnqfar begh * a 14-week run on Sapt 17. PLEASE S£E PtEA/14^A Models Open Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p^m. '•'J/je'/t- f/te- {/<<<< f: , <) a I I i'> h <• r Si * UVIWG
*, • - 's freeze nation's roads, bridges and mass MDOT has 400 transit systems since the creation Road construction locations: of the national highway system 'jtartftaAifc.^; scheduled road in the 1950s," according to www. 1¾¾^ recbvery.gov. projects this year Shreck sees it a different way, &SJ By Sara Waisanen % "Once it's done, we're back on Washtenaw County Projects: AciarkRoad City of Ann Arbor Projects: Special Writer the same road we were before," A Stale Street-between • A Warren Road between Dixboro A West Stadium Boulevard from he said. "In the short run, it helps Washington and Huron Street Road and Earhart Road Pauline to Suffolk - through Sept. 11., Detour ahead. Road closed. us keep our transportation sys A Washtenaw Avenue - East and , Brand Road, Dexter township A Packard between Fifth Ave. and Hill. Expect delays. tem up to date... Once the money westbound between Carpenter > Curtis Road, Salem township A Huron River Drrve'between Maple These are some signs drivers goes away, our roads start to dete ..' and Normal Street , East Stonyfield Drive, off of and Main Street-through encounter on roads throughout riorate right away." A Huron Street between State Wylje Road in Dexter township "September Washtenaw County during .cwt. _ The Washtenaw County Road Street and Fletcher - begins in September A South State Street between Commissiohlias benefited from- A Washtenaw/Jackson Co line to A Hankerd Road, Dexter township . Stimson and Oakbropk - through struction season and are going Parker Road between mile A Hitchingham Road, Ypsilanti Aug.31 to continue to see throughout the reinvestment act, but is down marker 156 and 162 township - through November South Ashley ., September. about $15 million worth of road- A M-52 will be closed on 8/29 for A Zhoelzer Road, Bridgewater 1 t City and county road crews, as work compared to last year, said a parade i township-through September 'Washtenaw Avenue and West Main well as the Michigan Department Managing Director Steve Puuri, A East Delhi Road Bridge over - A Midway, Ypsilanti. townships- : - through Aug 26 of Transportation, are working There has been a steady decline the Huron River through September MDOT projects: on completing their scheduled Jnrevenue in the last five years, A Jackson Road from Dino Drive A North Territorial Road, Lyndon AI-94 between the Jackson. County projects before snow falls. he said. • to Honey CreeK township - Begins in - line and Chelsea in Washtenaw This year, there are more proj Last year was the commis A State Road/ North and south of September . • County ects to complete because of fund sion's record high expenditure Michigan Avenue (US-12) t Russell, Ypsilanti township A US-23 north of I-96 in Livingston ing from the American Recovery level of $65 million. A Hewitt Road between Packard i Schneider1 Road, Bridgewater Coanty ' and Reinvestment Act. "It's kindof amixed year," -and Clark Road i Starlield Court, Dexter - begins A1-96 between US-127 and M-52 In MDOT has about 400 scheduled Puuri said. "We're down from our A'MilafrOakvllle Road September Ingham County . projects this year, with 137 of record high, but there's still a lot A Plymouth Road Bridge over A Streamwood subdivision, A US-127 between l-96and I-496 in them being funded by the ARRA, of work going on." ;-,Fieming Creek ' . Ypsilanti - begins September Ingham County . said Bill Shreck, director of com The Washtenaw County Road A Plymouth Road at Gotfredson A Tuttle Hill Road, Ypsilanti - A M-14 over the Rouge River in munications for MDOT. Commission has completed about Road • - begintf week of Aug. 24 . Wayne County • "We;re building everything we" 50 percent of its road projects for planned this year," plus projects the year. All road segments that from the ARRA, Shreck said. are closed w^llMopeh by winten "Its putting people in Puuri said. Michigan back to work," he said. m Michigan, road workers . More man 7j000 workers are repair Washtenaw County Road working on getting their projects shortening, kids are going to be only have a few months to get out there in the dark." employed because of the reinvest all of their projects and madnte- Puuri said a major road con Commission will be getting its completed, and Puuri asks that ment act. struction project has a 20-year trucks ready tor winter. The drivers be careful when bringing School buses will be informed . nance completed before its win longevity, but every five years For the next two years, the ter again. With Michigan being agency will convert to salters their kids to school or driving to of roadwork and construction ARRA will "enact the larg there needs to be upkeep. on the back of trucks and will work. changes, he said. est increase in funding of our ah industrial state and constantly "We have a lot of long-term get chains ready and make sure "Drivers need to be aware Visit; jvwwmichigan.gov/drive having trucks on the roads, need,* he said. everything works, Puuri said. that buses are going to be oh the or www.wcroads.org for road con mixed with the freeze-thaw cycle, In early October, the. Until then, road crews will be road," he said. "As the days start r roads are constantly in need of struction updates.
Heritage To commemorate Ozone live entertainment and a silent 1969 as a way to help teenage through intensive intervention From 1997 to 1998, Ozone . House's 40th birthday, George auction. Last year's dinner runaways who fledt o Ann - and prevention services. House opened its first emer The Belleville View' The Chelsea Standard "Commander Cody'- Frayne has attracted more than 300 guests, Arbortojoln the counterculture In 1974/1975, Ozone House was gency shelter for youth in The Dexter Leader donated four works bf art to volunteers and sponsors. movement Commander Cody selected as a national pilot pro Washtenaw County at 1705 The Manchester Enterprise, benefit the organization as part Featured local chefs include and His Lost Planet Airmen's gram to receive federal funding Washtenaw Ave, Drop-in Center The Milan News-Leader of a dinner and auction called Eve Aronoff at eve the res popular song of the era, "Lost The Saline Reporter—^ , to demonstrate "new and unique in Ypsilanti, and initiated a . The Ypsilantl Courier '^E^fi|ga^flle~I^^rInm taurant, Rico Deccola at^ in1he^zone,"in8pirecrfee^ — services tbTiuiaway^ peer-to-peer street outreach" Market Friday Sparrow Meats, Mike Monahan name. Ozone House was one of 106 W. Michigan Ave. year,' it began its first-of-its-kind program. Saline, Ml 48176 The four original art pieces at Monahan's Seafood and the firgtsuc h alternative youth are portraits of legendary T,R, Durham at Durham's shelters in the country support group and outreach for From 2001 to 2007, it was rec Phone: 734-429-7380 lesbian and gay youth. ognized for excellence'by NEW, Fax: 734-429-3621 " musicians John Lennon, James Tracklements & Smokery. The agency has changed Brown, Esther Phillips and Otis Drink selections will be from dramatically since 1969, but has From 1984 to 1988, it expanded Crain's Business, National . Itefftagftlicom Redding. Prints are available for- Mary Campbell at Everyday stayed true to its mission of services to help youth ages 17 Resource Center, and secured purchase at wwwozonehouse. Wine, Rene and Matt Greff helpliigyoung people leadsafe, through 21 transition to living federal funds for capacity build Contact Us mv- org, along with note cards at Arbor Brewing, and Chris healthy and productive lives independently and opened a ing for youth serving organiza Publisher: 4 and T-shirts featuring all four Hutton at Sweetwaters Coffee transitional home for youth;. tions in Ypsilanti. ..'•..-; , James K, Williams images. * &Tea. [email protected] - The professionally framed Tickets are $100 per per-;, , Online: Annette Gortlaria Clark originals, on display at Cafe son. Register for the event aclarKdherltage.com Zola in Ann Arbor, will be auc at www.ozonehouse.orf, Managing Editor: tioned at Ozone's second annual or contact Susan Kirtz at Michelle Rogers dinner fundraiser. The prints [email protected] or 662- [email protected] Deputy Managing Editor: are on display at Zingerman's 2265 for questions about tickets Terry Jacoby Next Door and Cafe Verde at the and volunteer opportunities. tjacobydheritage.com People's Food Co-op in down 'For 40 years, Ozone House* Sports Editor: town AnnArbor. has provided a safe place with •DonRlchter [email protected] The event will feature a V support for thousands of young Sales/& Marketing: four-course meal prepared by people in Washtenaw County. Carol Sauve Kerrytown chefs, wine, beer, Ozone House started out in [email protected] www.NQGGINZhalrshop.com Production: Jerry Leasure J [email protected] Circulation: Registration is cur will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. GregBortdy [email protected] rently under way for Redbud Thursdays at the same location. Productions* 11th season of its Classes begin Sept 17, and will To Subscribe m, fall acting class for adult and consist of 10 sessions ending Newsstand: ' --- high school actors and the fall Dec.3. - Thursday: $.75 acting class for middle school Tuition is $150 per semester. Home Delivery: actors, both taught by local 877-837-1118 Grimes encourages students [email protected] teacher, director and actress to act moment-to-moment, The Ypsilantl Courier: Loretta Grimes, recalling emotional images $18.0076 mo.> $29.00/year Sessions will focus on emc- • Malt Delivery: tional work, improvisation and from their past to serve as a 877*37-1118 background for their charac [email protected] scenestudy '.'"..• The Belleville View: Class for adult and high ter's emotional state of mind. $14.00 /6 mo. • $24.00 /year school actors will be held from Grimes has won many area The Chelsea Standard: 1 to 3 p.m. Saturdays at 1101 awards for her acting and $19.60/6 mb. • $35.00/year directing work. The Dexter Leaden Ravenwood in Ann Arbor. $19.50 /6 mo. • $35.00 /year Classes begin Saturday and will To register or for more The Manchester Enterprise: consist of 10 sessions that will information, contact Redbud $18.00 /6 mo. • $29.00 /year The Milan News-Leader: endDec.5. [email protected] $16.50 /6 mo. • $26.00 /year Class for middle school actors or call 663-7167. The Saline Reporter: • $19.50 /6 mo. • $32.00 /year The Ypsilantl Courier: $39.00/6 mo. • $78.00 /year To Advertise MR* 11 1 qiattifled Advertising: Hf?S$$??S' ^ COUPON 877-888-3202 [email protected] Display Advertising: 734-439-7380 [email protected] Dr. Brent Kolb Onllne Advertising; 734*246-2615 Office [email protected] Hours: Editorial Please call !)• Mon. 8-5 I... Editor: 734-426-9000 Tues. 7-2 I [email protected] Thurs. 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its budget. NEW's goal with - NEW Center npServ is to take away the has sle of technologies so nonprofits* database of can focus on their missions, "Focus on what yqu want to organizations solve in the community," said Ann Gladwin, a resource spe By Sara Waisanen . . cialist for NEW. Special Writer ThroughNEW's ResourceConnect service, non Every so often, someone profits can seek personal assis walks into the New Enterprise tance from NEW employees who at Work Center at 1100 N. Main will work to answer their ques St. with their suitcase in tow, tions or problems. They have hoping to catch-a train. access to a resource database of t Nestled on the Huron River, more than 850 service provid it's easy to see why someone T ers and print resources, and would confuse the building they have access to a nonprofit — with a train outside—as a database. They also can also train station. find funding sources and find But this building is not a people to network within the train sta- community ^•^'tfon.Itis b a facility The NEW Center also has filled with meeting rooms available for many nonprofit organizations to rent people who for $40; Register to rent a board are working room at www.boardcorinect. to help non org/boardroom. ? profit orga nizations How to get involved in succeed. Gladwin Nonprofit a nonprofit > Enterprise There are more than 1,051 at Work has been working with nonprofits to get involved nonprofit organizations in the with in Ann Arbor and there .community for the last 16 years. are some 1,480 nonprofits in It houses 20 tenant nonprofit Washtenaw County, Gladwin organizations, including NEW, said.; and offers four services to help "Some people are shy and nonprofits succeed. • don't know where to begin," she One of its services is said. Gladwin encourages people -BoardGonnectva training pro*^ gram for nonprofits and people to search NEW's database of interested in serving on a non nonprofit organizations to find profit board. The organization one that best suits one's goals offers programs on how boards and interests. can raise money and under The database, which can be stand financial statements, found at www.new.org under Photo by Sara Waisanen ,' \, .' ' among others. For a full list of "services," allows people to The New Enterprise at Work Center, located at 1100 N. Main St hi Ann Arbor, nouses 20 nonprofit organizations, Including NEW. training programs visit www. search by keywords or phrases boardconnect.org, to find a nonprofit related to animal shelter," training program for individu> responsibilities, board opera- can save $5 by registering ,' NEW offers a cost effective their interests. Gladwin emphasized that als interested in learning how tionsr planning, development online at hew.org, or register by ' information technology service "I would encourage anyone anyone with a skill could be use to serve on a nonprofit board and ambassadorship. phone at 998-0160. -,/ through the BoardConnect TJ||rtext 'session will be* ^eld for nonprofit organizations "to find something they're inter? ful to a nonprofit and that non 1 ~ rmbre informal ' •called npServ that has a variety estedin," Gladwin said. "If profits can find a way to create a or-'- - of different plan options to bet you're interested inanimate, by position using that skill. e%ainirigffi ter serve the organization and all means get involved with an NEW offers a three-hour on board member's roles and training is $55, but participants 998-0160.
By Michelle Rogers . a nonprofit organization. Sanctuary, which provides only with the organization but handful of people doing all the property to maintain, buildings Heritage. Newspapers "The challenges are person-" a safe haven to abandoned, r the needs. work in the nonprofit sector. I and building projects, public According to New Enterprise alities," he says from his expe abused and neglected domestic "Some people may find they think the hardest part is them events such as the Ann Arbor at Work, an agency that serves rience with the sanctuary, as' rabbits with the goal of adopt are interested in spending sev (new board members) feeling Art Fairs, Pet Expo, adoption as a resource to nonprofit well as Rotary and Optimists. ing them out, has at least three eral hours doing grant research, comfortable, and they will events, and every now and then organizations across Southeast "Once people start volunteer open positions on its board of while some people are interest typically feel like outsiders if socializing with the rabbits. Michigan, there are more than ing and giving their time, they directors and is interested in ed in just ringing a bell in front not managed properly and lose "Animal rescuels one thing, 1,480 nonprofits in Washtenaw somehow feel justified in their expanding its membership to of a store at Christmas, It's a interest and then move on." but rabbit rescue, in particular, County Many struggle to find heads to make decisions. They get more accomplished. wide gamut of interests." The rabbit sanctuary is look people don't get it. Your aver people willing to serve on their take too much ownership in it "The reason to grow the At Great Lakes Rabbit ing for new board members age public doesn't get it at all, boards and volunteer. sometimes. They've got tob e board is the number of-activi- Sanctuary, Patino takes the who are interested in taking so we need someone who can Great Lakes Rabbit willing to be a team player and ties that go on and not to bur approach of Hooding new over the coordination of rabbit covey that message and care Sanctuary is one of those work with others." den a small amount of people," board members with all the adoptions, people with good about animal rescue overall." organizations seeking to fill at For Patiijo, at The Ensminger said, "There's no one way to use stuff Nonprofit caters to here.*; . ; • The Scrap Box has hundreds of items to the store. chimen%unaginatim Some of the most popular items include rolls of' By Sara Waisanen ' • '/"•' paper that can be used as a tabid cover or laid out on Special Writer " • ,.-: '..'"•>•'••• the floorfo r children to draw on and rip-stop nylon from Cameron Balloons factory in Dexter. Edtfor'sNoie: Sara Waisanen, a recent journalThe fabric is most commonly used to makewind- socks and costumes, Ensminger said. Another favor ism graduate of Western Michigan University, w s plans to write about a different nonprofit each ite is what TheScrap Box cah> dbuble stickj5*a form of double sided tape that they use for projects monWaspart of a series on nonprofits in the Ann : , Arborarea. < instead of glue. :.<•/ .-. •v.:t-- rv->-l-..^ Customers can fill a large bag of things in one Opening the doors and walking into The Scrap . room of the store for $6.50 or a small bag for $4. Box,58l.StatedDirckinAnn Artonislikewalking ; into a child's imagination. 1fteScrapBta1ias!iW Containers full of watchbands become roller like oatmeal containers, milk caps and plastic roastersJoU and cardboard turn into scary masks bottles, There's also a room with items that are indi and rubos and Venetian blinds turn into a sailing vidually priced. , ; ship.' ; • ^-- Every day, parents bringtheirchildrentc-the A The Scrap Box, a store full of recyclable materials store to pick out things to take home for projects; from all across Washtenaw County is exactly what In preparation for a play date, Teri White, an Ann . Director Karen Ensminger wanted when she started Arbor resident, brought her three children to The Photo by Sara Waisanen it28yearsago. : Scrap Box to pick out some things to take homa Griffin White, 4, and Ws stater, Caroline, 2, gather items to bring home from The Scrap Box. "Evetything yott,see here was made with junk," PLEASE SEE SCRAP/5-A MM ^nmmmmmmmm wm Thursday, September 10^2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION * Page 5-A SCRAP The Scrap Box FR0MPA8E4.A WWiUst i Baby wipe boxes JiUian White', 6, Griffin, 4, and • Plastic milk jug caps Caroline, 2, were having fun pick* ing out items for their play date. • Corks i. "I'm going to make a roller yMSMwQ8W ..:*•.. coaster," JilUan said as she took •B$^fatf;j&$twtmQ a handful of watchbands out of, a cardboard container. > • "'*" V'Mettatllds-trohi-fYQ^h Griffin said he was going to do juice cans the same. <. iOa1m©ajb^x0s;: When Ensminger first started. iPrlngleS'Cilns ;.• • '••;. The Scrap Box, she thought she -iRimconSnemf r '; was just getting good stuff for • Pj8^sppops- -j kids to work with, but then came the realization that hef nonprofit • Pihe cojies (clean and} organization was part of the envi • dry)--- '.'V ronmental side. •Thread spools Twice a week a worker takes • Cigar bo*es The Scrap Box van an hour and a : • Buttons ', half in each direction, picking up • Yarn, knitting, craft and materials from factories and busi sewing notions nesses to stock up the store. • National Geographies The Scrap Box has 10 vol •Keys unteers and employees who clean and stock the store;hold •CDs • Costume jewelry- workshops and birthday parties, u manage the Web site, www.scrap- • SeaShells ...... box.org, and develop programs, • Paper grocery bags among other things; (same Size, folded) v The Scrap Box hosts birthday •Yogurt, margarine^ etc. parties for groups between 10 and containers" (with lids on, only) 15 children in kindergarten and • Fabric, 1/4 yard or larger. up, starting at $100. A staff mem-" The Scrap Box does not Photos by Sara ber works with the children in a Walsanen accept some items. Cad 994-. private party room to^hoose a 0012 for more information. ' Abovetoft, Kare n fun project and guide the party. Ensmlngsr, They also host workshops creative," said Jeanine Waldrup, director of The for groups over the age of 3. A an employee at The Scrap Box Scrap Box In worker will explain the impor who leads workshops and birtht Ann Arbor, start ed the nonprofit tance of recycling and help group day parties. Waldrup is there organization 26 members make a project. After to help the children with their years ago and the workshop, children can fill a projects if they need help being aims to Inspire small bag fromth e store to take creative. cfBanvny home. Workshop fees start at $50. If interested in volunteering, through Inexpen "Hove watching the kids be contact The Scrap Box at 994-0012. sive and unique MA4M MfcAdhkAdh. ^Mj^AMh recyoiaoie rnan>. rials. 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MMMMMI PAGE 6-A Letters to the Editor Our policy Letters may be sent to Michelle It is our policy to run all localI- Rogers at mrogers@heritage. . letters to the editor that deal with com or mailed to Letters, 106 W local issues and are not personal Michigan Ave., Saline, MI 48176 attacks. t * www.hei uai>c.coni September 10, lOW) «ra ¢^¾¾¾¾¾¾¾^¾¾¾¾¾ Ml»&\\w*tiMiu!iiiiEti^^ atSJWi'* a.« a* Jfrft J •'^.1-1¾ : 77//.s week's question OUR TAKE: Editorial v.~ .r-f \ Which will have the best football record I this season: support good idea'-•l w f A if A. University of (?) bast Michigan ' • v <. * * •» 1 Michigan !niv(Tsit\ _je state House Republicans say they have s riuilgifk C sal da? ridof aproje^$1.7bilUonde^citandbalaj^toeA / H. Michigan Stale state'sbudgetMthout raising taxes and depletingfed- • University 1)) Detroit Lions leral stimulus money ' «J rtsouno^gc^andmthe&«»of.Micb^an's% / economic/condition, any legislator--Deina^orJ^ubllcan -shouldb&openrajndedenoughtoatteastcqnsiderit ; s \ Other Voices: By Deb Kennedy Meanwhile, House Sp^aJcer Andy DiUonisprop^ingthat^ of the state'spublic employees be placed under onehealthplan -^mthegoi^ortopubUc8(Aoolbusdriver8. - , : ,.' TieRepYoniDemccrats^sitwmsavethestatenearlyll Mom vs. insurance bilHon and save sc^ex>lo^tri<^ and local gownments money /;: . too, VVliafseven better abouthisprcpe^tethatito^esn'traise. taxes. The idea is intriguing, although there are many details to worHout *, ; A1" Some''mitsidethe>box''thmldngn^mbotJipartles,wW n Sept, 1,2003, Kecia Milliner's life The ugly truth is that Kecia'8 tragic story destroyed by wrongful denial, which forces havebeeh deadlbckedanddrowningtotheir own bipartisan . • changed forever. is not uncommon. It could happen to any many consumers into bankruptcy because pitsinLansingoverthepastfewyears,isinordeE ., • • OnthatdaytheRedford of us—and does. Michigan is one of only of mounting bills as insurance companies Republicans unveiled their plan-acombinatipnof budget « Township mother watched helpless-, four states that do not protect its consum drag their feet cutsandreforms—inlansinginAugust .-y ly as her 5-yearold daughter was hit ers when insurance companies wrongfully The plan also holds CEOs accountable. ^tate!tep,ChuckMc^,R-Birmingnam, said the budget is ~ anOd dragged by^a speeding car—the shock delay or deny legitimate property, auto and Under the plan, corporate leaders who mtendedtoaUowthestatetofuncti6nwimihitmeans,orbask * was paralyzing. She couldn't run to her. She health care claims to boost their profits at encourage wrongful denial of claims in calfedc^sn'tspendmore money than it brings in. couldn't comfort hen She could barely look the expense of our misfortunes. order to boost their own profits will face four - TheRepublIcanplanpropc^$878niMonmbudgetcuts ' at her daughter's blood-stained face with In fact, according to a 2007 Bloomberg years in prison and a $50,000 penalty When •acros3mwtstatedeparmlent5,afreezemthestate'sEarned ; out feeling as if her entire world had been News report, many companies go so far as one of us makes a promise or signs a con Income tax Credit tosave $180 mflUc^an^maldngpermanettt • shattered to pieces. to reward claims adjusters who deny the tract, we have to keep it. Insurance compa anomer$302tnillionmexecimveordercats by Gov, Jennifer ; If the tragic accident and the traumatic most claims with bonuses and promotions. nies and their CEOs should be no different. Granholm earlier this yeac , , bram injury her daughter suffered as a We must stand up for Kecia and the thou No one should have their life destroyed Here'sapossibleolivebranchfromtheGOPtothe result weren't enough, the physical and sands of Michigan residents just like her because an insurance company refused to Democrats. Granholm is a Democrat- < '" , emotional wounds of that life-changing and hold insurance companies accountable do what it promised. We must ensure that The GOPplan would also iise $399million in federal stimulus day linger fdrKecia andher famUy. After when they wrongfully turn their back on the horrendous ordeal.tbatstiilplagues /__ moneytocompletethebalancedbudgetbutwouldleaveanoth* nearly six years, their insurance company consumers in their hour of need. Kecia's family and countless others doesn't etionalfederaldollarsforroadprojectsjorexample.r $774 millionforprograms that create jobs, they said.,, . still hasn't kept its promise to honor their That's why I recently co-sponsored leg happen again. ThiDemocrats makess contro sense—Michigal the state Sousemsn needsjobso it.s Also unclea, Republicanr how mucs h, personal injury protection benefits and pay islation in the Michigan House that will If you believe like 1 do that Michigan tractiontheGOPplanwillhave. :^ ,,K-' •< theirbillsr crack down on this practice of wrongful families shouldn't have to battle big insur- * however, we hope there some reasonable Democrats who It's for precisely those times of unfore denial and restore protections for Michigan ance companies Join this fight to hold wanttoputwhat'sbe^fortliestateoverwhat'sbestfortheir , seen disasters that we buyinsurance. consumers. : .__.:_ msurance companies accountable, Please party . -• .' - s : But, too often, insurance companies in It creates several powerful deterrents for visit www.stopin8urancedenial,com to sign We commend Dillon for hiscourage in.presenting his health Michigan wrongfully deny the legitimate insurance companies, including a $1 mil bur petition. care reform plan. It has drawn criticism from within his own ' claims to boost shareholder profits instead lion fine for denial and delay of legitimate State Rep. Deb Kennedy, D-Brownstown, party and that's a shame—actually more of an outrage, Dillon of living up to their commitments to con claims. They would also have to repair represents the 23rd District. Contact her - isactinginthebestinterestofhisconstituentsaiidthe.state sumers. -' . ' a consumer's credit rating if it has been office by calling • 1 -866-725-2929. whilehiacriticsarestillstuckmtlie chasm of petty politics. Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop, R-Rochesten has said he u- - even wouldlookat the Dillon plan, which shows an open mind on his part *t»..J9RMd on whatfchappehetf over the past fewyear s toLanswf r? * 'iuffar'aatruefls<^mtak<»^^ •-<' vft 0*1 aw .,. '>\%i ©2009 *»,«>••.' l/V'" - copngotit* """v'i$ :: Both the GOPar^ the Demw^tsnowhJVeleader8.w^^ good ideas. The two parties need to gettpgether tovvork outthe r' detam-andriow. »",. .*• , Y ,.,y*; > - ., • -. • *i ', Other voices: By carl levin &\L invasive species n 1972, a fish farmer in There are a number of Arkansas bought some things we can do—and have M Chinese fish, called big- done—to help keep the Great head carp, to help control Lakes fre&of this invasive spe £ WHACK; n BETTER m PRETEND IT'S RUSH UMBAUGH algae in his ponds. cies. ...;. : IHtfaift others Used the As we saw with the Arkansas fish at contained • fish farmer, a single Other Voices: By Robert Friedman fish ponds in the person buying some South for over two of these live fish decades, until a can have devastat 1994 flood washed ing—and costly several thousand of —ecological conse the fish out of the; quences. A1900 law hile many shows that 963 background sures does not resonate with security came first Why should ponds and into the called the Lacey Act Americans have checks resulted in valid matches everyone. dangerous firearms be any * Missouri River. prohibits the impor curtailed spending with terrorist watch list records. The National Rife Association different? It is doubtful that Since then, the tation or interstate to ride out the deep Of these matches, approximate opposes the legislation on the Americans would tolerate the fish-^ which can transportation of est recession in ly 90 percent of the transactions argument that "law-abiding government permitting 90 per grow to be more any species that it Wdecades, there are two prod were allowed to proceed. Americans should not be treated cent of those on the "No Fly" than a yard in designates as "inju length and weigh rious"—which are ucts that have been flyingof f Under current law, there is like terrorists." v list to board airplanes, yet we up to 100 pounds _^__ species that threat the shelves at unprecedented no automatic basis to prohibit Such generalizations ignore enable 90 percent of gun buy —have reproduced en the interests of rates: guns and ammunition. a person from possessing a fire the more important interests at ers who appear on the terrorist and migrated throughout U.S. Firearms sales have surged arm because they appear on stake! How do we keep guns out watch li9t to purchase firearms. people, agriculture, forestr ; y or Of course; as we go forward waterways. Now bigheads and wildlife of our country v-; since President Barack Obama's the terrorist watch list; Instead, of the hands of terrorists right other species of Asian carp I recently introduced a bill election, leavingmany gun there must be an independent now? There is currently no legal with a moratorium, we ought to are the most abundant fish in shops with depleted stocks v ^ disqualifying facton-suehasa- basis to deny a sale if a purchas do everything we can to reduce in the Senate, the Asian Carp and contributing to a national felony conviction or an illegal er is on the terrorist watch list concerns that law-abiding, -^rtibn^df the Missouri and-1 Pravehtibtiand Control Act, Americans will be prevented Mississippi rivers. that would classify the bighead ammunition shortage. alletistatus. Until longer-term safeguards . The problem is that, because ca^w^uMous under the / The FBI reported that seven This is the "terror gap;" can be implemented to improve from purchasing firearms. For the quick-growing fish are million people applied for • where individuals on the ter the screening process, there example, innocent individuals l^cey Act^th«*Bby making it placed oh the watch list should large, prolific and eat huge ' i illegal to import or transport . criminal background checks rorist watch list can be 9topped 9hould be a'moratorium on gun have a streamlined appeal ' amouhfeof food(upto40perr thefish live and, hopefully, to purchase'weapons between from boarding planes but can sales to individuals on the list process for challenging the clas cent of their own body weight help to minimize the risk of November and April of this not be prevented from purchas We can look to the federal sification. ... '••-.'•;• each day), the carp outcompete intentional introduction. year. ing rirearms, "NoFly" list asamodeL Did the However, until longer-term native species of mh for food, Three other species of Asian Attention to this phenomenon It in part prompted Sen. . original list include innocent safeguards can be implemented living space and spawning carp (sfiver, largescale silver has focused almost exclusively Frank Lautenberg to re-intro people? Yes. Has subsequent to improve the screening pro areas, and they wreak havoc on ahd black) have previously on why it is <>ccurring: the com duce legislation to prohibit the policy addressed many of those cess, the dangerous reality the fragile ecosystems of the been classified as injurious^ bination of a fear that President sale or distribution of firearms mistakes? Absolutely remains that there is no legal rivers and waterways. under the Lacey Act Obamahas plans to limit or or explosives to ihdividuals . In response to public con basis to deny a gun sale if a We have witnessed the ; I hope that my bill will be ban the sale of many types of whom the Attorney General cerns, the Transportation . purchaser is on the terrorist ecological destruction caused - approved by Congress and • firearms, and a deepening eco determines are engaged in teiy Security Administration rolled watchlist -.-•••: — - : r , by the fish* arid the accompa signed Into law, and together - nomic crisis which some believe wrist activities. A parallel bill out its Secure Flight program And when'it comes to keeping nying financialburden ^ for with the comple^nbrthe •- will lead to an increase in crime was introduced in the House by that streamlined the watch list weapons away fromterroris t many years. And now, bighead permanent electric Barriers, andvigilantism. Republican Peter King. matchingprocess. Earlier this groups, a clumsily stitched safe carp are continuing their these safeguards should help But a new Government Even the Bush Justice' year, the House passed legisla ty net is better than no safety northward migration up the to ensure that the bighead carp Accountability Office report Department endorsed a similar tion that created a process for netatall. Mississippi River and are close are kept out of our precious highlights a much more omi position in 2007 when it offered Individuals placed on govern Robert Friedman Is a Non- to mvading the Great Lakes, Great Lakes, nous question: Who is purchas support for Lautehherg's earlier ment watch lists to challenge Resident Fellow at the whi^h are connected to the ing these firearms? effort at a legislative fix. But the their classification. Georgetown Center on National river through a manmade sani- Carl Levin is the senior U.S. ' FBI data from 2004 to 2009- bipartisan appeal of such mea VVim air travel, safety and . Security. taryandshipcanalinChiC8«o. senator from Michigan,:.;-•&: ^^mmm^mm^mmtmtm ^•WMMIMIMi HMHM|aaaHM •MMMiilMiMiMitlHillli wmm Thursday, September 3J3,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPEfiS/WESTERN REGION • Page 7-A Public awareness, support grows for Livery The following article was E. Feeney, Chelsea Mayor, City Service hi 1 Day submitted by the pave the Livery Hall, 305 South Main We will diagnose your computer VIRUS REMOVAL Coalition., Robert Pierce—Director problem and fix it in one day. SPYWARE REMOVAL of Chelsea Area Chambei>bf COMPUTER TUNE-UP- At the last Sounds ai\d Sights If we don't, our service CUSTOM COMPUTERS Commerce at 310 North Main USED COMPUTERS of the summer on Sept 3, Save UPGRADES the Liyery Coalition gathered Jeff Holman—Assistant VP Regional-Property Manager, Guaranteed - 250 signatures of supporters Excludes any needed hardware replacement . to stop the demolition of the McKinley, Inc., 320 North Main Livery onthe former Longworth PattieSchwarz—River *• Property by the Downtown Gallery at 120 North Main Development Authority in less Jim Myles—owner of Chelsea than 60 days. The Coalition sup House Victorian Inn at 118 East ports the proposal put forward Middle at the Aug. 20 DDA meeting by Mark Creswell on behalf of the Rob Winans-rownerof Great Lakes Zoological Society Winans Jewelry at 108 South 019 SOUTH MAIN' for a destination indoor zoo - Main NEXT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE in the property-including the Palmer MorrelrSamuels-^ New . . 1734)433-1090. -\ Livery, one of only fiveremain Employee Motivation & ing in Michigan. Property was not repurposed downtown through restoration Performance Assessments, 111. . Petitions are currently >• andrehabbed: and renovation, while allowing SouthMain located in Chelsea for those who Participants in the Town Hall ' the opportunities for healthy GaryGalviih-ownerof - wish to sign and are located Meeting were told by both by growth that complements the Chelsea Gallery at 115 South inside the following downtown Mike Jackson, DDA president existing retail mix. businesses: Chelsea Print and Main . . and the contracted facilitator, • C. Focus on the importance Peter C. Flintoft-attorney, Graphics, ZouZou's, Pierce's Mr. Deardorf, that this was just of off-street parking to gain a 9477 North Territorial • Dexter Pastries, Cranesbill Books, the 'starting point' and 'some quality pedestrian shopping partner in Keusch, Flintoft,& Chocolate Gourmet Shop, New ideas. When asked to vote for environment Conlin, PC, at 119 South Main 734-424-0113 Chelsea Market, and Mission one of the four scenarios, par D. Maintain the distinction John Hanifan (Staff Liaison) 8 Marketplace. ticipants voted for Concept B of thedifferent character and City Manager* City Hall, 305 ' Now Enrolling For Fall 2009 A petition is also located in - the only scenario that retained function of the highway com- , SouthMain Aberdeen Bike and Fitness any of the three buildings; mercial district (1-9¾ and M-52) PDA meetings are held in • Infant, Toddler and Preschool south of old US12 and east of The Mission of the. and downtown Chelsea. city offices at 305 South Main at • Full and Part Time Child Care South Main Street The peti Downtown Development For the convenience of those 7:30 a.m. Although minutes of tion is being circulated due to ' Authority is to provide the who do not know who repre the DDA are posted on the city • Before and After School Care the short time following public mechanism and leadership sents the downtown business Website at http:// wwwcity- input about the Longworth necessary to keep Chelsea a owners within the DDA district chelsea.org, it would be in the Spanish Language Classes Property on April 29 and the desirable place to own a busi as well as what happens to decision by the DDA on June ness, raise a family, work and Chelsea downtown area, mem best interest of public if DDA 2009 4 to demolish two of the three recreate. The DDA was created bers of the DDA are: meetings were taped and aired Best of Dexter Award buildings. Only one DDA meet in 1985 with the following goals: President Michael Jackson- on Channel 18—similar to the Montessori Child Development Center ing was held between the public A. To maintain the strength owner of Vogel's and Foster's at meetings of City Council and US Commerce Association* (USCA) input and the vote for demoli of the city center as an active 107SouthMain the Planning Commission. tion. Currently, there is a 60 marketplace—the community Treasurer Mark HeycUauff— For more information on the day stay on demolition until and retail center of Chelsea. owner of Heydlauff's Inc at 113 Save the Livery Coalition, log ******** oppKi HOil^P ******** Octoberl9. It is important to capitalize on North Main onto http://savetheliverycoali- More than 50 people attended the historic character of the Secretary Paul Frisinger— tion.blogspot.com Every Wednesday 6-7PM a Town Hall Meeting held at the downtown. •'•• Realtor with Reinhart Realtor at Chelsea Depot on April 29 and B. To continue to enhance 800 South Main rri t sponsored by the DDA.,Four the historic character of the Council Representative Ann • Five Course Elegant Dining scenarios were presented for fif iram•Ba r Service the old Chelsea transportation ''wfimm corridor on Jackson Street. FALL TREE SALE! • 3 Hour Round Trip Only one of the four scenarios • Murder Mystery Onboard retained any of- the buildings on 5 the Train theproperty SKYHORSE STATION The DDA has recently pur While a Mailcp|@ •Wine Tasting Trains T/EE FARM „» LANDSCAPING * MAINTENANCE chased the Longworth Property, tVlystery.Unfal'dsj • Business Charters but in fact some scenarios • 350 DTffereht Trees & Shrubs "'GiftCertifkutt."i Uailubk1 included demolition of property • Brick Paver Patios & Walkways fohlesitfll that is now currently owned • Retaining Walls • Water Features Call for • Award Winning Renovations spedes & privately. Many in the audience price. BLISSFIELD, Ml RESERVATION* REQUIRED CHARLOTTE, Ml 20 Years Landscape Design, Installation & Grower Financing. noted the extensive demoli Available CONVENItNTLY LOCATED P/?P-{•/)• Rstlt-1 COHVCNItNTLCONVCNIENTI-V LOCATfD 0#Q*WT tion portrayed, and wondered 517-851-7017 WE1ST OF US 23. 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He ritage Newspapers The Buddy Walk is held "I think being able to fund some Hochrein said though his son every year in Ann Arbor and of the programs the support is developing well, when doctors The Washtenaw County draws participants throughout group provides to parents and firstdiagnos^him,|)iew^t Down Syndrome Support Washtenaw County. children is an excellent thing. surewhatloexpectv .;; v '',<•< ,|'i •' x* ;'.*'•••;*"•. • • • \KV* ' '<<.: • 1 • -^1¾ .^1¾¾ ¾ • :ti •:: •« us your auto, boat or RV * i ilh financial institution before •jfna. L » .. i * * . s. CASH* Rates as low as 4.99% APR* ' %.*'.-. .'' ' ' • <•...,• _ . . .. ", p • _ ]\leniber-Exclusive Rate Discounts* (up to 0.50*APR* off additional loans) rroin! !o soi\c o\'rr\onr who li\os. works or worships in Li\ illusion MTQMMainMm -A division of www. .org Detroit Edison Credit Union •*APR refers to annualpercentagerate. Plate is based onborrower'scredit history, is as of time of printing A subject to change without notice. L Toleammm-a^ut6iSc • • •. * •• I *•- ' th* \ '": .•.'•„; '--. ..-.;?'. \. »,• • •>r . 1 ' >. J! MHfMMII ttntumna •••MHMMBHI 1 T^- iA Thursday, September 10,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION * Page 9-A ,-, ,, ,. • always get the opportunity to BUDDY It IS Very motivatin~g ~ see the goodness in the world." A it j -j Curtis said though her FR0MMBE8-A tO See tile gOOd Side daughter was diagnosed with After Nick was born, t ts4 nAAniA t..U/N MWA the disorder at an early age, Hochrein said it took three months to correct his heart OT people WilO are she has shown phenomenal problem, but now he has as Willing tO help OUt. ''Hermotorskillsareimpres- much energy as typical child. "Nick sees a regular team You don't always flet 5¾¾¾^^ of specialists every week that evaluate his health and devel the opportunity to 1¾¾^ opment," he said. Belleville resident Kristin see the goodness in ^^flgSQ Rochon said she is also grateful the world. the day of the event, followed for the many programs funded by the Buddy Walk 3 p.m. at Beckte Brewb and Gabby Kennedy ptay by tfie Buddy Walk. Her 13- KEUY CURTIS Gallup Park off Geddess Road with Manchester raaktont WW Taytof during month-old daughter, Charlee, Saline resident in Ann Arbor. Registration the Down Syndrome Support Team Buddy * was also diagnosed with the » includes a T-shirt for each Walk m Ann Arbor. disorder. \ You can see the different age walker, a Buddy Walk goodie "When she was born, the groups and it gives you peace ~bag,free Mfeeshments^chuV support group gave us books of mind. You don't have to be dren's activities and free raffle and literature and other sup scared " ticket for each walker. ' port materials," Rochon said. Saline resident Kelly Curtis To make an online dona "The diagnosis didn't scare and her 5-year-old daughter tion to the organization, visit me. I just felt I needed to be will attend the event for the 5 the Web site wwwflrstgiving. educated about the facts and fourth year. . com/dsst details and the support group /It is amazing to see how gen For more information provided that." erous people are to donate their on the Down Syndrome Rochon said attending the time and resources," she said. Support Team, contact Elaine Buddy Walk is also comforting. "It is so positive and uplifting. Luther at 944-1595 or'e-mail Natal© Curbs, 5, was diagnosed with Down "It's just a happy environ It is very motivating to see the [email protected]. ment" she said. "It's amazing good side of people who are Daniel Lai can be reached at syndrome at birth» how many people are affected. willing to help out. You don't 428-8173 or. 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' J w -,' ' ^ in each of the communi- >V; '<• I < > r^p^Hr^i- NorltiRidge ChOfdi IN 2 LOCATIONS ^PLYMOUTH SATURDAY'S 5:15p&7;3i0p SUNDAY'S 9:15a & 11:30¾ COMING TO SALINE HIGH SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 13 SUNDAY'S 9:15a & T1:15a -S.A ¢£8^1 pf'M*',- 5 iHI * ifa • •• • \-? + Page 10-A* Thursday, September 10,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION Michigan 'lb place n Death Notice film credits Please call are working I -877-8X8-3202 As Michigan's unemploy ment rate hovers around 15 or laxlo percent it's more apparent than ever that we must diversify our 1-S7WU-2987 economy and attract new busi BLINN, JOHN ALFRED BRADBURY, ARDIS MAE nesses to our state in order to JACK Sr.; Saline. MI; age SCHULTZ; age 76; passed turn things around. 93; died Saturday, Septem away at home on Friday, That's why we need.to sup ber Q, - 2009; at the Arbor August 21, 2009. Ardis was port Michigan's film incentive Hospice Residence in Ann born to Henrietta (Barr) program, which grants tax Arbor, MI. He was born and Melbourne Schuitz on PHILLIPS, JACK D.; age credits to filmmakers who come April 22, 1933. She gradu to work in our state. Sadly, some July 27, 1916 in, Methuen, 87; died late Sunday after MA, the sonoiJVarreh and ated valedictorian of Dex noon, August 30, 2009, at critics are calling for aTeduc- ter High School Class of tion or cap in these credits Elsie (Loudel) Blinn. John the Chelsea Retirement just as the industry is gaining had been ' self-employed 1951. While in high school Community, where he had momentum in Michigan. owning and operating a she was a member of the moved recently to be near the film incentive plan, '•• hardware and sporting girls' basketball team and family. Born in Clarence, which was passed last year, has goods store for many years. carried her love of sports NY, September 6, 1921, to already created and increased, On September 2, 1939 in into her later life, playing Emma Struwe Phillips, and business activity in oinycommu- Lawrence, MA, he married catcher for an adult Howard Phillips, Jack, •• *' ••,; nities Christina A. Riley, and she women's softball league in graduated from Lancaster preceded him in death on her fifties. Ardis married High School in 1939, Clark- OTHER -.SS2-. October 1, 2007../He- en James Clifford Bradbury, JOHNSON, MAX BUTLER; ROWE-ARNETT. KATRI- NA CAROL; Chelsea, son University in 1943 and joyed playing Pinochle Jr., her one true love, in 4 passed away Tuesday, Sep served in the U.S. Navy VOICES .g*;. with Dwight Mitchell every 1953. Their union pro tember 1, 2009 at his home. Michigan; age 51; died Monday, August 24,2009; at during WWII. In Detroit, even Saturday afternoon. Survi duced three daughters, He was born August 31, MI, on October 15,1946, he more vors include one daughter, Wendy Weil of Elmhurst, 1925 in Cedarville, Michi her home. She was born April 11, 1958 in Quantico, married Helene McBride. success Dorothy (Max) Olrich of Sa IL, Kris (Bob) Romine and gan a son of Edwin and At the age of 25, Jack ful. line, MI; two sons, John A. Cindy (Scott) Strudgeon of Adda (Butler) Johnson. On Virginia; the daughter of Donald E. and Janet L. broke into the big leagues When (Janice Kett-Blinn) Blinn Dexter, ML Ardis attended September 10,1955 he was with the New York Yan a film Jr. of Chelsea, MI and Da the University of Michigan married to Helen Rohr- (Wayne) Rowe, Most re cently, Katrlna worked at kees and was a member df produc vid (Christine) Blinn of and graduated from Ann bough in Detroit, Michigan their 1947 World Series tion Wayne, Ml. Other survivors Arbor Practical Nurse moving to Belleville from the Wendy's restaurant in Chelsea,. She also provided Team. After leaving the crew include three grandchil Education Center. She Highland in 1987. Mrs. Yankees in 1949, he contin comes, dren, MathewM. (Denlse) worked as a nurse at St. Jo Johnson preceded him in in-home health care, and to town was a school bus driver in ued his professional base Blinn, Sarah J. (Jim) Reid seph Mercy hospital for death on June 22, 2003. Mr. ball career with* the Pitts- to make several years before retir Johnson proudly served Columbia Central School a movie, and Brooke (Leighann Jburg Pirates from 1949-52, BYRNES Roberts) .. Regehsburg; ing and beginning her sec his country in the U.S. Ma District. Katrina lived life millions and loved people, espe and the . Detroit Tigers three great grandchildren; ond career as a classroom rine Corp as a field cook from 1955-57; Jack took of dol on board a naval ship dur cially kids and the stu lars are infused into the local Zachary Reid. Aubrey aide in the Dexter Commu great pride in being one of Reid and Madison Blinn; nity Schools. Ardis was an ing W.W. II. Mr. Johnson dents/ on her^s route. economy These production She was very loyal, and only 23 major league companies hire caterers, book one sister, Hazel Riley; avid reader, an earnest' was a member of the Allen players to date to hit an and many nieces and gardener. a die-hard Park Masonic Lodge. He when she made a friend; hotel rooms, hire local workers p she stuck with them for "Ultimate Grand Slam and spend money in our local nephews. He was preceded Michigan fan and a life serviced on the Van Buren Home Run" while playing in death in addition to his long ' member of St. Township Public Safety life. She loved to cook and stores. generously shared her with the Pirates.* He Was We've greatly benefited from wife; by three brothers, Andrew's United Church Committee for 24 years. also named the Pacific -CharleSr-Warren and Rob* of Christ in. Dexter. She Mr. Johnson loved his baking with other people. -the film industry in Washtenaw— Survivors include her fa Coast League MVP in 1954. ~ County already, As Mary Kerr, ert Blinn; and one sister, was a mother to many and horses arid his dogs. He After his major league ca president and chief executive LuciLle Perrault. Crema served us leader to Girl was truly a family man, de ther, Donald E. (Alice) Rowe; a sister, Angela reer, he returned to. Clark- officer of the Ann Arbor Area tion has taken place. A Me ScoUt Troop 52. Ardis was K voted to his son, grandchil son University, where he Convention and Visitors Bureau morial Service will... be an inspiration and a men dren and great grandchil Karanasios; and two un cles, Gary and Terry Ellen- devoted himself to coach said recently, area hotels have held at a later date. Memo tor to her surviving grand dren. Mr. Johnson is sur ing baseball, basketball, - booked an additional 10,000 rial contributions may be children, Joshua, Joseph vived by his loving son, wood. She was preceded )n death by her mother, Janet cross country and golf and rooms and local businesses, made to Arbor Hospice. (Kristin) and Anna-Mae Mark (Tammy) Johnson; was also made professor" bars and restaurants have been The family would like to Romine, Daniel (Rachel le,) dear grandfather of Edwin L. Titus; a brother, Mi chael Rowe; and a grand emeritus. He retired in patronizedby actors and crew thank the Staff of Arbor and Nicolas Strudgeon, J. Johnson and Sunday 1988 and was inducted into members. Hospice for the loving care Adam, Brian and Erin Johnson; fond great grand mother who was very close to her, Katherine Ellen- the Clarkson University In addition, vacant office and support thai he re Weil; and a great grand father of Tariq, Angelina Sports Hall of Fame in and warehouse space is rented ceived. The family would child,. Isaiah Strudgeon; in and Giovanni; he also wood Doerr. A Memorial out by production companies. Service was held Friday, 1992. To literally hundreds also like to thank Dr. Re- addition to her husband,* leaves behind his extend of players he was a wise That's business our area defi daughters and -their chil ed family,of the U.S. Ma: August 28, 2009 at Cole Fu nitely needed, han and the staff of F.M.C. and inspirational mentor, West Ann Arbor Dialysis dren, Ardis/is survived by rine Corp and the Pubfre neral Chapel, Chelsea, with, We instituted these credits Pastor Steven L. Kincer of a canny strategist in a Clinic for their excellent her brother, Robert (Mar Safety Officers of Van Bury thinking man's game, a with the goal of attracting as • eh Township. Preceded in ficiating.^A private Burial .much of the $40 billion film care for the past 8 years. garet) Schuitz; a brother- winner who put sports Arrangements by the Rbbl- in-law. Keith .(ftitfcryn) death by his brother Dale will be at Oak Grove Ceme industry to Michigan as pos tery in Chelsea. manship and fair play sible. Prior to these credits, son-Bahnmiller Funeral Bradbury; a sister-in-law, Johnson. Visitation will be ahead of scores. - He Michigan was largely over Home Saline, MI. Please Betty (Dave) Murphy; a held on Friday, Septem touched the lives of many looked by this industry as other visit our website at host of nieces and neph ber. 4, 2009 from 2 to 8 p.m. athletes, from the youths states like California, New www.rbfhsalino.com ews and many dear friends at the Hlggerson & Neal who participated in the lo Mexico and Louisiana reaped or in both Michigan and Funeral Home, 209 Main GIRBACH, EILEEN; age cal Elks Clubs competi the benefits, ; www.nillYB.coro' Florida. T,he family Wishes St., Belleville (734-697- 85; of Saline. The Memori tions he made available, to According to an economic- to leave condolences, to thank all those who of 9400). Funeral Services al Seryice will be held on the players that he impact study from Michigan "" • •..' •'[ "'" "'v1 ••-•--•- ".">"'_''".".'" fered encouragement and will be held on Saturday, Saturday, September 19, coached at the collegiate State University's Center for McGILL, JOHN BLAIR; support during Ardis' bat September 5, 2009 at 11 2009 at St. Paul United level. In honor of his dedi Economic Analysis, in just the tle with cancer. Donations a.m. at the funeral home. Church of Christ, Saline at cation to the game of base age 77; passed peacefully 2 p.m. The family will re first nine months following the Saturday, 'September .5, may be made in her name The family has suggested ball and his many years at. passage of the tax credits, 32 to Arbor Hospice in Ann memorial contributions to ceive friends at the church Clarkson University, Michigan film productions were 2009. John's family will re either the U.S. Marine 1 p.m, until the time of the ceive friends and family at Arbor, MI, or to St. CIarkson Shell basebal 1 completed, which generated Andrew's United Church Corp Toys for. Tdts or the Memorial Service. Condo nearly $70 million in spending. the Harry J. Will Funeral Michigan Humane Society. lences and obituary at field was re-named the . Home, 34567 Michigan of Christ in Dexter. j$r; Jack Phillips Stadium. And that appears to just rangements were handled www.hhfhQme.cQm www.bflndlerfuneralbomes.com be the start. According to the Ave., Wayne, MI 48184 from Jack is survived by his lov^- ' 3 to 9 p.m. Friday, Septem by Hosmer •• Muehlig Fu ing wife, Helene; and three Michigan Film Office Web site, neral Chapel. 16 projects have been filmed so ber 11, 2009. Contributions daughters, Susan (Charles) far this year in Michigan with may be made to WCC ••——™ ' •«*% '.'• - r- Ball of LehiVUT, Sharon another 11 currently in produc Foundation* in memory Of We would like to thank all (Dpuglas) Mohris of tion, In fact, the MSU study John Blair McGiII, 4800 E. the wonderful people in Hanover, MA, and Patricia projects that by 2012 total direct Huron River Dr., Ann Ar Mom's Jife. Our sincere (Michael) Roberts of Chel production spending will clirab bor, MI 48105. thanks to Staffan-Mitchell sea, MI; and one daughter- to nearly $190 million and pro Funeral home for the ex in-law, Karen Phillips of duce nearly 3,000 jobs. cellent care that they gave East Aurora, NY: he is also Clearly there's no simple to our family. Also the survived by 13 grandchil answer to Michigan's budget %limrilw$e hursirig staff at CRC, Tow- dren, Christopher and woes, but the film industry has sley Village for the great Katherine Ball, Jennifer already presented itself as part wfiowmtkr^ love they gave to Mom. You and Rebecca Mohns, Mi of the solution. Pulling the plug are angels. A special thank chael and Patrick Roberts, on those tax creditanow would jorimM^ you to Rev. Both-Foster of Amy, Becky, Brian, Carol, undermine the process just CRC. You gave a special Lindsey. 'Erik and Sara as the industry has started to. ^moihhssor service reflecting Mom's Phillips; and 4 great grand thrive here. "•':>*£••• «.•'•• ••'> •:•• •' * life. Thank you to Lynda children; also a sister, Rebuilding Michigan's UMr Collins of Thompson's PH^ Shirley Striegel,; of East economy will not happen eivsfapers want to overnight That's why, even in Hieritage zeria. We also have to Aurora, NY. He was prede these tough times, we need to thank a wide circle of ceased by two sons, Mi demonstrate the patience and Ufavspwers friends that have helped donor your Coved ones chael Dennis in 1976, and foresight necessary toallo w us through these last few John Michael in 2000. Jack this industry to flourish.Job s years. memory. was a member of the Major and diversification will help Carao) /. League Baseball Associa turn things around in Michigan — f ^ _ •> tion, the Potsdam Elks — and that's just what the film %am§ BPOE 2074, and a long industry offers. *£> honor the memory oftim e member of the Pots 1 Mouse Speaker Pro Tempore dam Golf and Country Pam Byrnes, f>52rtd District,. TkaaCmdoflhmfy. the. men and women for Club. Services were held can be. contacted at 1-517-373- at the Garner Funeral 0828 or toll-free at 1-800-645- to afysptee, wngrega- Home, Potsdam; NY, In 1581. Her e-mail address Is tiQn,orfmilji.tkt their service in the mili lieu of flowers, memorial [email protected] and hdfUmwmm contributions can be made her Web site Is byrnes.house- tary, American flags are to Jack Phillips Stadium at dems.com. mcmStigtt/ima v Snell Field at Clarkson loss. University, P.O. Box 5515, available with In Potsdam, NY 1369» or Pots dam Elks BPOE 2074 youth 'for more informa . WCemotiam and (Death sports programs. Local ar rangements were handled tion on placing a by the Staffan-Mitchell Fu Cardtflfynis neral Home. adrWMcd *n iHitittgt Vfcwptptrswntto tow. yourkmommmoty, ltffr88&32M yfrinfmutimmfktyan In'Mmcrtimdfttmtd 1-877-888-3202 MMIMMMan ••••MMMttll Thursday, September 10,2009 * HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION • Page 11-A —— • »W»«i^»—M^^^^^iW^l^—•— 11 I —»—I ft» I III . 1 I I —E^— , I II ^1—»11.1111 » Sl.:^;* FeurtH'Ave. BylisaAllmendinger Clark made her own wedding cake. pastry chief first andan artist second. AS Journal But taking a step back in time, after She opened Cake Nouveau in Ann Arbor's graduating from Saline High School in 1999, Kerrytown almost three years ago, and no two Courtney $& of Cake Nouveau in Ann Clark spent two years at Eastern Michigan cakes she creates are alike, she says, even if Arbor won the first cake competition she entered. University as a life drawing major before head- a customer wants her to replicate a previous In fact, she's won eight of the 13 cake compe- ing to the Art Institute of Chicago, J design. tition88he has entered .Three years into her art studies, she decided "Itell them they have to change something," Tfci$ weei sheappeared oh TLC'snJltimate she would like to attend a CakeOff," where three cake artists competed French pastry school and, for $10,000 and a chance to feature their cake at after doing an Internet the 58th National Square Dance Competition. search, found a school not But when Clark attended Saline HShSchoolr far from where she becoming a pastry chef wasn't even on her lived, radar of things to dc^when she grew up. Fine "I didn't like to fol arts and drawing were'what she found intrigu low recipes,'* she said ing. of the cooking she did But there's a solid connection between while growing up. "I Clark's artistic side and her pastry creations. liked to create my own And the combination is a key to her competi- icandy bars and things like Hve successes that" Clarkalso credits her husband, Kendon However, "pastries are Smith, a chemistry teacher at Columbia extremely regimented. Central High School in Brooklyn, for design Things are weighed out to ing a new Web site for Cake Nouveau, which the gram," she says. caught the eye of the producers at the Food Ten years ago, Clark would I Network bed •^The new site had been up less than a month as first and foremost when Food Network called us," Smith said. an artist; Today she The two were married in July 2007 and, yes, describes herself as a to place a classified ad call 1-877-888-3202 or onllhe 24/7 @ www.herltage.com THE PRESS Action For a complele listing of today's ads, check out our classified section Food Gatherers, in conjunc to create a movement that has a at risk of hunger. ,JI tion with feeding America, real and lasting impact on our Food Gatherers provides TSST Refrigerator, Stoves, GRASS LAKE Duplex will hold the second annual efforts to feed more Americans." enough food for more than 8,000 washers, dryers Si00 for rent. 3 bdrm., 2.5 Hunger Action Month, a "Since September 2008 meals a day to 150 community ea, M Day Warran GENERAL LABOR bath., $950. ^fWWWir nationwide effort to end hun we're experiencing a 35 per programs serving mostly fami ty,734-697.8488 mvidtna needed for gentr- 517-851-2064 MAKEYOUR al labor WaslcT Am %bor. ger in America. cent increase in folks seeking lies and children. "~~cusiinEcF~ Jobs «Ml npMWvt Wftij. CLASSIFIED MOVE! The USDA reports that more emergency food assistance," Throughout September, par^ Brings buyers and lost poted assembly, «nd . Brings buyers and ' Discounted Rent than 36 million Americans live said Eileen Spring, president- ticipants can visit the Hunger - setters together. pekfcoaag. Hh on potential, setters together. For 3 Years Help families find fay *rh * $M0A. AppJy •• Help families find PLUS in 'food-insecure" households. and CEO of Food Gatherers. Action Month calendar 30 Ways new homes, Motvlhurs. $:30-10:30 am. new homes. Makes setting and ( 1:30-3:30 pm of M3 i Up to $9,000 ^— '.''', mean- "Participation to Hunger in 30 Days at wwwfoodgather- Makes selling and When you move your ing they shopping simple. Zseb toad SuHt A; Am Aiboi; shopping simple. home to Scio Farms WASHTENAW Action Month is ah important ers.org for a list of way9 they .Provide job seekers 41103 (ffowoodi mm Provide Job seekers don't have first $tep in raising awareness can help fight against hunger. with career Information. nmmvUM with career, information. COUNTY Only 5 Sites Left! depend- for this critical need within our Nationally, funds will be toWM. w» tribe SALINE: 3 bdrm., 1 This great offer is —-~——-— able, Scrimp bath, gar,, $800/mo. 75 DAYS community." raised and distributed m 7M'6ott6l now extended to consistent access to adequate Food Gatherers is asking several ways. National part +uW7dep. uft •'*' . 09/30/09 amounts of nutritious food to F.RFORMANCE ¢811:517-456-6025 DON'T MISS coworkers, corporations, com ners including Macy's, The BELLEVILLE: 11000 TO RECEIVE maintain good health. . Borgman Ave.; ERSONNEl lift your audkm where lr» THIS CHANCE! munity groups and individuals Cheesecake Factory, Sony and 'SmfdmutHttiPvimi aettontt-HERITAQECLAS- Up to "The goal of Hunger Action to participate in the local effort, . others will support the cam .Sept. 10 & 12: 9-3. -'SIFEDS. Tly our total pack- Onsite Management :• Sept. 11: 9'4. 2 age which covers all the Clubnouse/Playground Month is to mobilize the public paign locally through online CLASSIFIED DOTS H Ail! areas from Deattom to the $8000 called Give a Little, Feed a Lot Family. Lo* of furni Ohio tine; and from the Ann Arbor Schools to help feed the millions of Participants can commit to giving opportunities as well as ture, housewares & Oetrolt River to Washtsnaw American men, women, and piusstee clothing. County, Call Today! volunteer, advocate, organize nationally through programs .\ -377-886-3208 children who are living on the a food drive or donate to Food designed to promote public THE CLASSIFIED ma^wT: 888-201-9368 brink of hunger," said Vlcki SdoFarms.com ' Gatherers awareness and support : • ASureBel* $09 Total •restrictions apply, Escarra, president and CEO For each donation of |5, Food for more information about CHELSEA • 19555 call for details. EHO of Feeding America. "This •Waterloo 4 M-52, tntf*dt*totwrt! Gatherers provides 13 meals for * Feeding Americft, visit www. Sept. 17-19, 9-Spm. AU 3 BEDROOM ^¾ J^ ^¾ ^¾ -^% September is our opportunity WE HAVE people in the community living feedingamerica.org. Art * Indian, Art,, 2 BATH aJMTOHWRTAm. $ MONEYS household • Fura, LOW Mont eaony everything must (Offlr wify i nfflt, us. t TO LEND! •^KSTlOaTfOHS Estate of Hall tafefrte^tfcriM@ Quenther. • BKTSCHOOU CUSSIREDISoneof "$539 ioci heal t wafer. YOU could OWN 0 1 me best single sources time to u CHELSEA: 564 West (S^feoVmedntfyn. a Home for $599 •flBBBH * tor selling items, seek MkfdJe St., Sept. rfopeorJjobWosyoji). , per month •t&LP&S .- ing jobs,finding, hous 11-12; 9:30-2pm. PLUS 41WIST TOTAL ing meeting new peo- Household Items, get up to $8,000 <5%PIR MONTH pie and more. i • - . kids clothing,, tools, back from the IRS books & much more, MILAN - NEEO EXTRA CASH? The Michigan Department and varicella, ••&, mmmmm mmm Page 12-A * Thursday, September 10,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION CRdPWaJk Announcements participants Birth Sarah (Edman) and Paul hope to Strohbusch of Sussex, Wise, announce the birth of their daughter Emerson Ann raise more Strohbusch on June 26,2009 at St. Joe's Hqspital in Milwaukee! this year Emerson Ann weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 20 fee Chelsea/Dexter CROP % inches long. Tom and Diane Hunger Walk will take place In Edman of Chelsea and Ann and Chelsea on Oct 4, beginning Phil Strohbusch of Cambridge, at 1:30 p.m. at St Paul United Wise, are the proud grand Church of Christ on Old US 12. The Cheteea/Dexter CROP Hunger Walk will take place In parents. Fred and Betty Wild _ RepresentativesI from local Cheteea orvOct 4. Participants can be individuals or groups. of Chelsea, Barb and Warren organizations met last week to Welkosof Elkhorn, Wise., and receive their pledge envelopes Marshall and Carol Edman of to start collecting for this Cheboygan are the proud great year's CROP Walk. Thirteen grandparents. -, organizations have expressed an interest/in sending teams to participate. They include numerous churches in Chelsea and Dexter, two senior centers, Anniversary and, new this year, the Western Mort and Rita Dunlop of Washtenaw Democrats, and Chelsea will celebrate their 50th Hearts Community, Service. Wedding Anniversary on Sept. The Walkers hope to raise 26. They were married at Christ more this year than the more The King Church in Detroit in . than $30,000 raised last year. 1959. There will be a gathering Fifteen percent of the on Sept. 19 given in their honor amount raised will go to Faith by their four daughters, Laura in Action; the rest is disbursed . Cavicchio, Linda Meloche, by Church World Service to Debbie Hubbard and Jennifer help people all over the world Correia. Mort and Rita are both who are suffering from hunger, retired and thoroughly enjoying poverty, disasters and the like. their life together. The need for food assistance has increased both locally and globally Faith in Action Director Nancy Paul said that the demand for food as of July 31 was 89 percent ahead of just average of 80 food orders each chair. "If you don't belong to lastyear. ] month this year, up from an a participating organization, "We have been blessed to be average of 42 each month last you can get a pledge envelope able to meet . . year." from Faith in Action and walk the demand However, under their name, or call me for food "We have filled aiv Paul admits at 313-268-6537 to register as a -nearly an Faithin new organization for this year's -additional- 'jx0^s^&&„ Actionis walk." ---.,•• ,"•- ton of food under stress monthly orders each month to maintain -with food this level of we receive this year, up from an programming from Food average of 42 each without an Gatherers, increase in DENTAL from gov month last year." funding. ernment "Anyone GENERAL DENTISTRY surplus NANCYPAUL who wants to -food, from Faith in Action director participate G.THOMAS POIRIER,D.D.S. • MYtAuoremmNct increased this year 132 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, SALINE; Ml 48176 donations fromPolly's , and iuii-'iu %shoul. «d. contac t (734) 944-7400 • FAX.*(734> 944-2669 torn the Scouts increasing the PF'^. ch«rch°r ottgr Pf" number of food drives they do," •toMtom^m*^ HOJJRS: T-W-TM-F 9-5; E/O SAT. 6-1 Paulsaid. 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V • • • 1j* • • • MMMMaMiaMMMaMHii ^^m PAGE i '^mi, «1 www .hcriraec.com September 10, 2009 of thinas to do Uam fWy anjoyi theChalsaa Fair. Photos by Burrill Strong 3. 4* • • • •" •A^IMMMMillMMI iMMMaHMiMliMMiii Page 14-A c Thursday, September 10, 2009 » HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION connections and bridges the LINK gap between older and younger students," Rhodes said. r:i§ FROM MK14 Last year's program was considered a rousing suc competitive," Rhodes said. cess based on a 94 percent "About 80 excellent students attendance rate and results of . applied, and we could only surveys administered to fresh choose 50." Leader qualities men and leaders throughout THANK YOU include leadership abilities, the year, "Mr. Strong, who strength of character, person was the 9th and 10th grade y} al expediences, and kindness. counselor last year, also gath M&M^^L^ ^mmimfmL The leaders volunteered ered data," Rhodes said. "The FUNERAL HOME; three days of their last week freshman students had said r 1 of summer vacation for an that they were most ner,vous "*•/'» < lfl' For Buying My inspirational training to pre about being in a different '* pare for the challenging expe bujlding, the social aspect of 2009 Grand Champion Lamb rience of becoming role mod- high school, and the academic *1mCKEfe/CORRIGANI^PAN/L E£ els for incoming freshmen. difficulty. What came out was: For Buying W$m , "These kids walk away with that it wasn't as scary as they Wtl - amazing leadership training," had thought it would be. And r. * Rhodes said. "These are 50 , the Kids asked for more Link kids who want to be here and Crew time." AUkNHAlilri^^PKl' '^^^SS; - • want to give back." . ; ment the program under their leader. Current freshman Laurel torBu5#g^ .r .A^kM^Y- Each "crew" is made up of guidance, Rhodes and French In regards to academics, Hall said, "My LinkjDrew lead two leaders and 9-10 freshman attended the training prior leaders facilitate lessons on ers really made orientation a 2009 Reserve Champion Hog ^, students. This year, students to the debut of Link Crew in how to achieve excellence fun environment, and made dressed for a theme for fresh fall of 2008. The local school in high school. For example, us feel welcomed to the high VILLAGE MOTORS SALES man orientation day. Link district and the Chelsea they run "Cocoa and Cram" school. It seemed like they real For Buying My leader Viren Rana said that Education Foundation funded study sessions with peer ly cared about us," Ninety-six the freshman students were the training. ' ., tutors.- :. , percent of the class attended 2009 Fair Hog »,.w}4tw "extremely excited when they Rhodes stressed that Link Link Crew held a football thisyeart program. first met us. Every one of the Crew is a year long program tailgate event last year, Rhodes said that in these freshman in our group had where students have the which will be repeated this uncertain economic times, Thanks Very Much - Amanda Kock a positive attitude and smile opportunity to participate in year for the home opener on funding is always a concern. for the entire two hours, and academic and social activi September 18. "We've^een fortunate, but we not once did anyone complain. ties. ^Being a Link Leader is In addition to the planned need to think of other ways We had such an amazing time more than showing freshmen events, Link Crew creates a of funding this if we need to" at orientation...." around the school at orienta culture shift of improving the she sajd."We don't need a lot, Link Crew is a national pro tion, it's a year commitment high school environDae: but wedoaeed some, We're gram. Two local staff receive to being a leader, and a role learning climate by rej contemplating doing our own training and then return and model for everyone," said ing the incidence of fy fundraisers, like the athletic train older students to imple Sam Blackledge, Link Crew and harassment. "It footers boosters do." . '. <:; _—__ •;,-,# , two burglaries five days apart Traumatic Stress Syndrome. ny charges within the last year, and set up surveillance crews "He is one of the nioest guys Scio Township firefighter PLEA ~ inside the house just before the I've meant, and he's a victim of- Christopher Steeb is scheduled FROM PASS 14 homeowner was to return. , 9/11,"Vincentsaid. \ to be Sentenced on embezzle- ; Gochis forced the door open Gochis was reportedly on mentcharges'this week (Sept. Washtenaw County Sheriff's late one night and was arrested ' leave with the department at 9), court records indicate. detectives arrested him last by detectives hiding in the bath the time of the crimes due to a Steeb, a 34-year-old Dexter October in an elaborate sting room,reports said. shoulder injury, for which he resident, is accused of stealing operation at the home of one of He surrendered and started was prescribed pain medica more than $150,000 fromth e Gochis' friendswh o volunteers^ -tocrx reports said, tion. Ann Arbor Moose Lodge while at the fire department and has a Gochis was reportedly not Yates said the union contract serving in a position of author-" medical disability, police said. as emotional while entering also has stipulations for felony ity Court records show the The man suspected Gochis the plea deal in downtown Amv convictions, but would nof Offenses date back January 2005. for stealing his medications Arbor. elaborate. Both crimes Gochis In Julx he pleaded no contest on multiple occasions when he Ypsilanti-based defense attor pleaded to are felonies. to one count of stealing between was out of town. He described , neyMike Vincent said Gochis The situation has taken an $50,000 and $100,000 over a two- Gochis as being obsessed with is a dedicated professional who emotional and fiscal toll on year span, his daily schedule, according to heroically volunteered to go to the department, which has A more serious charge of tak police reports. And investiga New York City in the aftermath; seven full-time firefighters that ing more than $100,000 will be , tors used that information to of the; Sept, U terrorist attacks have worked overtime to cover dismissed at sentencing. catch him in the act. and helped recover victims' Gochis' workload, Yates added. - A no contest plea is not With the victim's permission, remains; "We definitely want to get an admission of guilt, but is sheriff's detectives placedjrideo The experience took an emo this behind us and move for treated as one for sentencing" cameras around his home off of tional toll that Gochis has yet to ward,''he said. purposes. He was an acting Bell Road while he was on vaca My recover from, Vincent said. Gochis is not the only local administrator with the lodge at tion last October. 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(734) 475-4111 Sii.VTR i r.s Kf'.J IRrMKM) (JOMMIJNI r Y silvermaples.org • • • • • • MM ^jfttM^ftfjfuitttii mmmmmmmmmmmamm iwiiiai ?> '•. $.•:•'• .vvvw.horiUncagcxorc n i}::ii-m£3&& Bulldogs at cross The Chelsea girls' cross corov Julie Beaumont took 13th try team had a very good sec (22:13), while Danielle Dahl was ond-place finisha t the Corunna 17th (22:25), Courtney Maher Earlybird Invitational with 73 18th (22:29) and Samantha points out of nine teams. Newbourid.l9th (22:34) for the Flint Powers won the "Bulldogs. event with 64 points and host Other top performer for Corunna was seventh with 162 Chelsea included Elaine points. Johnson, who. took 21st (22:51), Chelsea coach Pat Clarke _ Corinne Carpenter, who was thought his team did well at the 30thl23:MrEhaFritzemeier ? meet. 44th (24:34), Lauren Zigman "It was a good start for us,". 53rd (25:01), Kennedy Aldrich Clarke said, "We used our pack 56th (25:07), Emily Cottrell 59th running to pull out a second- (25:27), HaileySchutte 68th place finish in this fine opener." (25:21), Jenna McGrath 82nd _ Clarke said he really liked (27:27) and Olivia Hagerman the way the team has started 117th (33:21) for the Dawgs. out this season. > Chelsea next travels to Bath "We showed a lot more depth Saturday to participate in its this year than last year," he invitational at 8:30 a.m. said. "We learned a lot about On Tuesday the Bulldogs . where we are and what we need visit Monroe to compete in to do. We will improve as the the Southeastern Conference season progresses and hopeful Jamboree No. 1 at Munson Park ly get to where we want to be." at 4:30 p.m. , The top runner for Chelsea On Sept; 19, Chelsea travels was Jessi Battaglia who took to New Boston Huron for its sixth with a time of 21:52. invitational at 8:30 am CROSS GQUNTR runners at Chettaa's Mason Bordere, above, hauls In one of his two touchdown passes against Monroe tost Friday. The Chelsea boy's cross country team finishedi n fourth place out of nine teams with 105 points at the Corunna Invitational last week. runs over Monroe Flint Powers won the race with 59 points and Linden was second with66 points, • Heritage Nevrtpipef8 . . • August Pappas was the top local runner taking third with a time of 16:48. Bryce Bradley grabbed 12th (18:04), while Joe Hewitt was Behind 135 yards rushing 14th (18:05), Geoff Smith-Woolams 36th (19:10), Spencer Cone 46th and two touchdowns by senior (19:28) and Kevin Stockwell 48th (19:33) for the Bulldogs. tailback Nick HJJ1 and a defense Avery Osentoski was 69th (20:54), while Charlie Miller was 77th . that allowed only one score, (21:11), Kyle Hughes 98th (22:20), Austin Gray 102nd (22:43), Shane Chelsea defeated Southeastern McGrath 103rd (22:44), Austin Horn 109th (23:58) and Sam Christie Conference foe Monroe 41-7 last 119th (27:03) for Chelsea. fridayriisfct "This was our first attempt at racing a 5K this year," said The Bulldogs (2-0) led 34-0 at Chelsea coach Eric Swager. "We talked about moving up in the halftime. middle. I give us a C-plus grade for execution. Too many of the To begin the game, Hill first-year guys got excited in the first mile and burnt out." scored on a 2-yard run at 8:10 Swager said his top three runners all won medals. of the firstquarter . The 11-plav "Joe HeWitt earned the runner of the meet trophy for his tough 60-yard drive consumed 3^0 off ness and lifetime best time," he said. "With such an inexperienced the dock. The 2-point conver- * squad, the coaching staff has a unique challenge in making racers sion pass was incomplete giv outof these young men;" ing Chelsea an early 6^) lead. Chelsea next travels to Bath to participate in its invitational with 3:08 remaining in the Saturday at 8?30a.m. ^ first quarter* junior rsceiver " On Tuesday the Bulldogs compete in the Southeastern Mason Borders caught a 32-yard Conference Jamboree No. 1 at Rolling Hills at 4:30 p.m. touchdown pass from junior On Sept 19, Chelsea travels to the New Boston Huron quarterback Brian Paulsen, Invitational at 10 am fc Charlie Hess added the point aftet touchdown k^ Bulldogs increased their advan tage ta 134. '• : FIELD HOCK To begin the second quarter, Hill, tfho runs a:4.3 40-yard - dash, exploded for a 45-yard wnenea cnsensBosrs cnsor on DUHQOQ Toonjan^ touchdown sprint Hess nailed the PAT and Chelsea led 20-0 thehost Trojans (0-2)finally twp receptions for 37 yards aril Ypsilanti (0-2) for a game with 9:11 left in the firsthalf . broke the goose egg scoring on twoTDs. Friday at 7 pto. The Phoenix At 5:52 of the second quarter, a2*yardruit••. As a team, Chelsea had 360 lost to Dearborn Heights Borders caught his secondTD ^th 2^6 left in the fourth total yards of offense, includ Robichaud 5049 last week. pass of the night, snaring a 5- quarter, Tyler Frank scored on ing 181 yards on the ground. yard throw from Paulsen. Hess a 2-yard run for the Bulldogs. Monroe endedup with 211 total split the uprights giving the Spencer Mykala connected for. yards, with 112 yards^coming JVFMtball the extra point for the night's viathepass. Chelsea's JV football team . The Washtenaw Whippets field hockey team is off to a great Bulldogs a commanding 27-0 start this season. ' advantage. ••'••*'-- -•- -^- - ~-final 41*7 margin. Defensively, Ryan Smallwcod defeated Monroe 3JW last week. Individually besides Hill, and Evan Grau led the The Bulldogs (24) beat Ann After coming out of a weekend of preseason play with a record With 59 seconds remaining Joey Newlandrushed for 26 Bulldogs each with six tackles; Arbor Huron 19« in their sea of 4-0 (four shutouts) arid scoring i4 goals, the whippets continued in the second quarter, Chris yards on 11 carries for Chelsea. Colton Waterbury added five son opener their scoring effort with a 2-0 win over Novi. Ballow scored on a 6-yard Washtenaw scored two corner goals by Chelsea junior Casey Fry touchdown run. The three-play, Paulsen finished 7-of-l2 for stops, including two tackles 76 yards and two touchdowns. for losses for 18 yards and one Freshman Football arid two assists by Chelsea junior Diana Uihlein. 78-yard drive took only 49 sec He threw one interception. ,. sack, The locals defeated Ann Arbor Skyline. Fry led thejs^oring with onds to complete. Hess kicked Prank Was 3-of3 for 32 yards, Scott Devol had four tackles, Chelsea's freshmanfootbal l * three goals, while Chelsea senior AimeeMesko had two goals. the PAT and Chelsea led 344 while Dakota Copley was 1-of-l while Trevor Mattson, Andrew team defeated Monroe 21-20 last The Whippets received one goal each from Dexter sophomore - as the two teams headed to the. for 71 yards. Koch and Tyler Camp each had week. The Bulldogs (2-0) also, SanianthaGrifflm and Manchester freshman Clara Krueutz. lockerroom, Ballow had two catches for ' three tackles for'the Bulldogs. topped Aim Arbor Huron 34-18 L Earlier in the season, Washtenaw fell to the defending state \ At 352 of the third quarter, 78 yards, while Borders had Chelsea next travels to' to kickoff the season. champions, Ann Arbor Pioneer 54 * J •• • •• Page 2-B c Thursday, September 10,2009 » HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION Trainers important to workout •? •» ^ ^Jt^iooQoifOoii rse.comj :FallIeague»T«es orthurs. -I Once we get on the road . do, your heart rate, intensity level, to wellness, how do we know stress and speed. FtexibiMtest- Sept. 15-Oct 27 I where we're going, or for that level, ingis also measured. 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This cardiovascular fitnesslevel s a mountain climber, cyclist, "AND tion that helps to tailor your with a standard walk/run test housewife, or business profes APPLIANCES is a simple* one-hour process training program and work v that tests your abilities and outs to what you are able to on the treadmill, monitoring sional on the go. . • \ • • Run forth e Rolls a big success Don't forget to get your propane tanfo$ka\fiere\ By Don Rictiter PROMPT SERVICE Heritage Newspapers •• We own and operate our own bulk plant. The third annual Run for the Rolls through the streets of Family-owned and serving the area since 1939. downtown Chelsea was, once again, a success. Call 734-439-1503 1-800-882-5546 Held Aug. 2&just prior to the (US-23 to Milan) 1115 Dexter St. Chelsea Fair Parade, the one-. mile run/walk attracted a large Mon.-Fri. ¢:30 • 5:30, Sat. 8:30 -Noon field of athletes ranging from serious runners to young chil- - , dren and everyone in between! "The race was over so fast,", said Cindy Triveline, race orga nizer and founder. "I'm glad I got to run to see the excitement and determination of the faces DENTAL GR6UP of everyone, especially the .children, i "The mayor started the race and I jumped in and started running and all of a sudden I • •; OF CHELSEA heard this giggling and it was 4- year-old Alex Wickman running www.totalsmilesdental.c6m beside me. He .was nothing but •smiles." m As was everyone who partici :•>-•••.., :-..,:, •-•iJ^'^Jg'^/frAr-'?^^ Total Dentistry... pated in the event. ^:¾^.^ Family. Cosmetic. Gerferal. Eric Walters of Adrian edged ijj^^iil'Umi yiiiii.ii;ii!wiUl:'i 'p, out Chelsea's Teddy Eyster by. W Dr. Kelly Ann Scherr Dr. Steven Rodriguez one second to win the overall race title. Jocelyn Anderson of 1^¾¾^^^ Metllftf IVIIU^1? torn . w^im ff ... . . Ann Arbor, formerly of Chelsea, jaron lannelll and his father Tony tarmeHl sprint towards the finish line during last month's Run won the women's overall crown. for the Rolls. i ST.. ;:M-i;:>T;i03 GOODWILL YOUR LOCAL AUDIENCE JUST INDUSTRIES GOT DELIVERED OF CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S HEARTLAND Mon.-Sat. lOam-Gpm • Sun 12pm-5pm We '-\ Right now, just a*t|p^^away, there's someone who needs a plumber, a 'florist, a tax attorney, a hardware store. They're customers, just waiting to hear your message. Heritage Newspapers and Yahoo! have partnered to help you reach them. Household With increased reach and advanced targeting tools, Goods it's the easy, cost-effective way to connect *. , "* 17 * ft * " with your ideal customer. Fitrhiture v^V? *' J* - 1 > * * s 1 \- • mM^M&^^i^M^^^^^^W^^^^B^^ [email protected] or call 734*246-2611 Your donations provide training & services that allow those with barriers to employment Heritage to experience the powa: of work. • Newspalewspaperp s to 0.riiwr*MJB> with — - - •••- 1167 S. Main St. • (734) 433-9380 •® ,x r< >ss ||R- Bow iin<' .AIK \ •t •#;'. "•'•[]> • * • • - rs-m.njt,, *t ^.^rt.iri inn llfU}l^mm^tmllttllt^lttmltm^ataittl^im^titimm^^ Thursday, September 10,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION • Page 3-B Staff to battle for high school football title By Don Rlchter seasons covering sports in could give me my toughest ment Unless you can name ly findshersel f in first place Heritage Newspapers CHALK Washtenaw County and he isn't battle. Though all grown up the four original Van Halen with an unheard of 19-1 overall TALK aware of my passion for local now, Ed, our Manchester sports band members; you are not record. I'm calling it beginner's With Heritage Newspapers- high school football history. I writer and Gabriel Richard welcome in old school corner. A luck. At 22, or maybe 23,1 can West recent consolidation and know the background of these and Greenhills beat writer, is a late 1980s Southgate Andersoti never remember, Jana, who with the closmgof our offices programs and that knowledge definite threat to my title. An graduate, Dave, who also covers Saline and Milan athlet in Chelsea, Manchester and will, in the end, help me prevail Adrian College grad, Ed, who earned a degree from Wayne ics, is a recent U-M graduate Belleville, our sports staff is against a young buck like Mike. sports a 164 overall record at State University in his spare and former Saline sports stand now together under one roof, Rodney Holman, Mike Bass, the moment, is a traditional time, has a 15-5 overall record. out One of the state's best golf Starting this week, we will be Dave Hampton? Yeah, I roll like football purist whose passion He has been with Heritage ers her senior year, Jana played running our high school foot thatfolks. Google it, people. for the game rivals my own. I * Newspapers for 10 years and competitively before a back ball pigskin picks in each of our Ed Patino, another young can guarantee you he will be covers Ypsilanti and Belleville . injury sidelined her fromcpm - papers until the end of the sea ster who was learning to tie doing some late night candle- athletics. A married man and petitiveplay Of course, that . son: Since we're all in the bun his shoes as a first-grader at burning research each week to father of two, Dave's specific was golf. We're talking football ker, err, I mean thex)ffice here Wildwood Elementary School try and wrest the pigskin picks coverage of four high school here. I'm sorry, but there is _ in Saline, it will be easier for DON in Westland, when I was travel championship from my hands. football teams each week, the no way someone who has a everyone on the sports staff to R1CHTER ing cross country with three Dave Merchant, my $5 Little most on our staff, could give Twilight poster on the wall make their selections each week friends in a beat-up, broken Caesar's pizza hot-and-ready him an outside chance at win above her sports department and it will be less of an organi Marlette native, doesn't really. down fiord Escort to watch Monday lunch partner, is a ning the overall title. Though desk and one who still looks at zational nightmare getting that know who he's up against. my beloved Michigan State founding member of old school my strategy of buying him a me funny because I (horror of information into the paper. He doesn't know about my 10 Spartans play in the Rose Bowl, corner in the sports depart- large pizza every Monday, with horrors) made the major faux Yes, I know we're already the hope he becomes lethargic pas of not knowing the invis into Week 3 of the prep football and sleepy before his team ibility cloak was in ALL the season, but with cuts in our pro selections later that same day, Harry Potter movies, will ever duction department and with could be my ace in the hole. I be allowed to win the pipkin our diminished crew of pagina- guess only time will tell. title. I'm just sayin... tors, developing and creating And, finally, without further Anyhow, there you have it. a pigskin picks template was adieu, our last and youngest May the best football prognos low on the priority list - that member of the sports depart ticate* win -1 mean, of course, is, until last week. Thank you, ment, Ms. Jana Miller, current finish second behind me. Bryce in production, for taking the time to come up with such an appropriate pigskin picks design. Even though we haven't had the pigskin picks template in the paper until this week, we, as . a sports staff; have been making our selections and tabulating our results since the beginning oftheseasoh. Seeing myself in shoulder pads takes me back to my star- studded high school days at Westland John Glenn, Oh, what wonderful memories of being tossed around like a rag doll by future University of Michigan defensive tackle Jack Walker. , Or, how can i forget the *• -multiple times my jock strap went one way and I the other as another future U-M player, tailback Tony Boles, made me swipe at air as he studder- stepped, juked and sprinted for yet another practice touchdown. Oh, what fun. Boy, those were the days. Yes, indeed. Ahhh, the memories... 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' TAYLOR Well, the same can be said for • women who like to bow hunt, bird hunt or even fly fish. However, gender «..•••• t -' ' roles have evolved greatly over the turkey Matt does the turkey calling years and rightly so. and Jessica is hoping for her first Tina Yerkes and Jessica Dbletzky opportunity at a gobbler. are two such women who love the Jessica worto at Mott's Children's outdoors with a passion and can hunt Hospital within the University of with the best of ttiem - even men. .Michigan as a recreational therapist. Tina Yerkes has her Ph.D in zoology She works with children who have and has worked at Ducks Unlimited cancer and are being treated with since 1999. Tina has an impressive chemotherapy. I don't know how she educational background and is the has the emotional strength to do her proud mother of three young boys, job, but I'm happy for those kids who Tina has always had a love for the out see her every day. . . doors, but didn't actually start hunt Jessica grew up on a farm in Manchester and has been hunting ing until her college years. J One of her assignments for school since she was 12-years-old. Her was to collect birds and dissect them father had the foresight to teach her for study. Simply put, Tina had to everything he knew about hunting hunt them in order to collect them. along with her older brother. She She was fortunate enough to have laughs at how men are often "abso a gentleman teach her how to hunt lutely shocked" that she bow hunts ducks, which is no easy task. Tina for deer. Jessica prefers bow hunt fondly remembers her first Opening ing because it's so peaceful in the ' Day on Catahoula Lake in central woods and warmer than gun hunting Louisiana many years ago. She fell in November. She loves the calming in love with duck hunting and it has effect of being outdoors and finds led to a fantastic career with Ducks bow hunting to be very relaxing. Unlimited. I can only imagine how Her love for flieoutdoor s has also many men would love to have her job, helped in other ways, as well. Above: Jessica Dotetesky myself being one of them. Tina's Jessica works with a nonprofit • works at the University of love for the outdoors isn't limited to organization called "Hunt Of A Michigan's Mott's Children's duck hunting. She also hunts geese, Lifetime." This organization spon Hospital as a recreational ther woodcock, pheasant, bow hunts for sors kids with life-threatening ill apist She alsotoves the out- deer and has flyfishe d throughout the nesses to go on hunts throughout. doors. She helped form a non- country. North America. She's currently prof it organization called Sadly Tina has xmly hunted with helping a patient who's going on a ''Hunt ofa Lifetime" for ch^ two other women over her 20-year moose hunt in Alaska through "Hunt diwwtmtffe^reatenfnglH- hunting career. It's not that she Of A Lifetime." Jessica and this doesn't want to hunt with women, patient will soon be going to Cabelas there just aren't that many out there. to'pick up hunting gear the outdoors Left Tina Yerkes has a Ph.D store has sponsored. In zoology and works for Tina recently took a finance course Ducks unlimited. She enjoys at Harvard University. There were Jessica tells me the staff for "Hunt Of A Lifetime" is shocked by her the outdoors and has been people from all over the world taking hunting for 20 years. this class. One male student was from hunting knowledge and abilities. Nigeria. Nigerian citizens are not Both Jessica and Tina hope* to see allowed to own fire arms. Needless to more women hunters in the future, say, he was shocked that women could ilyou've got a daughter, girlfriend own a gun, let alone hunt with one, as or wife who's interested in the out well. Tina smiles as she tells me this doors, then take them with you. story Or, if you're a woman out there Jessica DoJetzky has been a friend and you want to try hunting, give me of mine for many years. She's drop a call. Maybe I can set you up with dead gorgeous and loves to hunt. Tina or Jessica. Either way, I hope Sorry guys, she's happily marriedto you get out there. my good friendMatt . 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By Mark Porinsky avoiding work is very difficult, and and it certainly does not mean that have enough money to survive with life He worked as a rabbi, a teacher Quest Writer » • for most of us impossible. Most pec- we are obligated to seek out the most out earning any more, you still have - very demanding work, even though pie are probably familiar with God's' demanding and distasteful employ a calling to work. Volunteer work, it didn't provide the structure of a A few years ago my wife and I statement, "By the sweat of your ment we can find. as well as serving friends and fam 40-hour-per-week job. He worked for toured ft Wilkins, near the tip of brow you will eat your food." and If you can find an enjoyable and l ily, certainly quality as God-pleas- ouV salvation, because as He worked, the Keeweenaw Peninsula in Upper how God had warned that the earth rewarding calling, go for it! But inglabor. He worked as the perfect human o Michigak It was fascinating, with would produce thorns and thistles make sure you can earn a living And really, work is a blessing for being in our place. His work and His excellent displays about the every- . from now oh (Genesis 3:18-19). at it, and also consider Is this us. It provides structure for our obedience to His Father count for us. sldiers-stationed-—- Work, which could havebe^ And——We-wmnotdespise_work,j>r-he: there long ago. ••"•'*' pleasant, had suddenly become very only earn money, but serve God there are times, even in this life, like the soldier who enlisted to avoid One quote made me laugh. It was difficult - and this applies not only and other people, and contribute to when work is enjoyable and provides it. Instead, we will accept it as a *• titled, "Garrison Life." A soldier had to farmers who deal with literal society? . satisfaction for us. The times in my blessing fromth e Lord: *• , written, "I enlisted to avoid work, thorns and thistles, but to everyone . Remember, also, that God put life when I've felt the most aimless and here I am, compelled to perform who has to face the hassles of life in you on earth to do something use are the times I haven't had enough , Mark Porinsky is the pastor at three to four times the amount of their vocation. ful. The Bible says, "If a man work to keep me busy. Faith Lutheran Church, 9575 North labor I did before my enlistment." This does not mean that we may will not work, he shall not eat" (2 Jesus worked. He worked as a car Territorial Road in Dexter. The Web Since Adam and Eve fell into sin, hot find any enjoyment in our jobs, Thessalonians 3:10). Even if you penter. The last year or years of His t site is wwwjaithdexter.org. * f ZJirst Con0re0aHonm\ Advertise Your Church mj& Zion Lutheran r.Advertis e Your Church ^United Church of Christ connexions In This Spot For Only 1^ Church (ELCA) In This Spot For Only . cmjrch $Q4Q 3050 S. Fletcher Rd., Chelsea $Q4fl • - Sunday 10:30 AM (734) 475*064 121E. Middle St. , Mill Creek Middle School %M' -per week %# per week Chelsea 475-1844 7305 Dexter Aim Af bor Rd. Dexter Call Michelle at 429-7380. Christian Ed. 9:15 am Call Michelle at 429-7380. Church School - AH ages 9 AM (734)424-9067 Worship 10:30 am mt'a.jauirKXJflnMXXimi Fax to 429-362 lor Fax to 429-3621 or Worship Service 10 AM •Uad With Companion" Communion 1st & 3rd nursery provided email: Sundays email: 77» dtn&sphet* is casuai. "a small & friendly church" The coffee i$ Mai, mmicklewright mmicklewright visitors always welcome Pastor Doris Sparks @heritage.com 'J /je fieo/>h ilte *or/>?tl/. 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Missions, Men'*, Women's, Children's & (734)475-7569 H*0O am Worship with a blending of Fax to 429-3621 or Fax to 429-362 lor tradftkAal & contemporary elements Teen programs and of course good cojfee & Sunday Worship 10:30am doughnuts in the Mrluminm 9:15 to i 1:00. Call 810-231-1033 email: ChUd Care Provided email: wwwa^wulhymlfuqfrooim . 734-426-8480 Children'* Church Provided mmicklewright mmicklewright Tfyke U.S.-23toEastM-36. www.dexterumc.org A warm hearted welcome awaits you! St. Paul is located on the right side of @heritage.com @heritage.com , www.northlakeumc.org S. M-36 before Hamburg' [email protected] i^SMK'i'-..;.'"... ,x""j;'"":" ",,°| St James' St. Raul Dexter Gospel I4J Worship Services sK 2253 Baker Road, Dexter Episcopal Church United Church of ChristI xn I ^ (734)426-4915 3279 Broad St., Dexter i4eooowu.ai2 1 i\t Vas).ir.ptor. Street h) John O'Dell, Pastor Phone:426-8247 Chelsea '. Sducni ior. Rev. Curtlas PeMare^Johnaon, Rietor Sunday: Sunday school, WWW.! v 475-2546 m 9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Holy Eudwrlst 8:00 am Church eerylce 10:15 am „ & 10:00 om on Sundays •i Independent Fundamental Baptist ) beglne at 10:00 am Pastor Charles R. Schulz Thirri Sunday Con temporary Service \ Wednesdays, ¢:30 pjn. Sunday Sdiwl at 10KI0 am V.S.B.C.'s Audi tor iun 1 734*63-751! Awana September tilt May Redor- The Rev. Cynthia Guthkeldi Morning Praiee Service StThomasFrMdom.org JNe'd love to have you join unl f. 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Barbara Lewls-Lakln Y0K^Gro«p-Wfi4«CS Webster United Chelsea Church WATERLOO^ OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Advertise Your Church VILLAGE Church of Christ of Christ In This Spot For Only 1515 S. Main St. (M-52) Minister Tom Haddox U^fITED Chelsea, Ml 48118 18661 East METHODIST! 5484 Webster Church Rd., 4L (Next to McDonald's) Dexter* MI dldUS-12 per week CHURCH Chelsea, Ml 48118 (754)426-5115 ' Call Michelle at 429-7380. 8110 Washington St. 734.475.1404 (734) 475-8458 - Fax to 429-3621 or Servicer SUNDAK www.chel8eacofc.org Sunday 11:00 a.m. 815am Heritage Service First Sunday Communion Sunday School fc30a m email: (734)475-1171 930am Education Hour mmicklewright Church School^ 10:00 a*m. Sunday Morning Service 10*^0 am Breakfast-2nd Sunday' 10:30am Celebration Service Sunday Evening Service 6 pm (^hcritage.com Worship, 10t00a.ni. ^Wednesday Bible Class 630 pm. Sept. to May & Childrens Church • y: •jt' <•*:.•* **.*i 1 f W*v*tn •atSiSKKSMiiifiSHi'Xi'iBi mixes'rh^u ••*;••;:] •••;•••' ,.:i':: WWmm, IHELSEA MILLING COMB ;il£! ''' CHBI^EA, MICHIGAN 4M'i| ^¾¾¾ Call Michelle at 734-429-7380 Only $8.40 pei week 'tv? >f> mw-y^' www.jlflymix.cofn ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ___ mm mm mammm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmm mmmmam mm mm mm ga gm)m mmmmm Mi Thursday, September 10,2009 • HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION *.* Page 7-B ".in i ii. 11 n . 11. I* ii 1.11 ii i i . .II-II.I i Around town Michigan Choir offering baton twirling classes Club's Responsible Dog vides an evaluation for basic on Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the exhibitions1" A Room of for new and. returning stu Ownership Day. The CGC good canine manners. the Ann Arbor Senior Center, Your Own" and "Adam & auditions dents. Fall semester runs test will be held in rooms 1-2 The AADTC is located one 1320 Baldwin, Ann; Arbor. • •. • ••• mmmmmmmmmmmmmmam Page8-B • Thursday. September 10,2009 - THE CHELSEA STANDARD /THE DEXTER LEADER I Heritage Newspapers Pet SpedtmfGoo II sixes! $ .,'•-... . r..., -••j-ff'sM come ^ llfur .,,. . 49,00ste< y Ad The CLASSIFIED SECTION now offers a Pike Give your career 1 in TO "workers a jolt at HSTFACTS drink three cups of coffee by'YwaDQl htoftjobs- on the job daily. jobs.Heritage.com Vw Source: Yahoo! Hot/obs site poll, October 2007 A^i i'V t •Xi-.'Vi «m q "jwMftWf ^V^r^^^^V*^ * 'i6 "B? "i Xi r'f -4 V*- " ty «J% :¾¾¾ .filSiriM ir?~ State of I . MUV MIUIB AU APPllANCtS EARN $500.00- HIGH SCHOOL Diplo GOVERNMENT Jobs Uncoln Pork-based comnw- 3 FAMILY Probate Court Coeety $2,500.00 WEEKLY, T.TfTiratfE* ma! Fast, Affordable - $12-$48/hr. Full VVlbefltoaydeofi GARAGE SALE Craft Coert- Top notch truck todd/expedrte ciaJ designee rnonufatturer & $89 & up. Repairs & Accredited. FREE Benefits/Paid Train instflfer ofVernkmvaade Two Mites W. of Dex faedyDMsiM iflotbedrorrieristuirentty Brochure. Call Now! ing. Work available * available. Free ter at corner of Is Great opportunity) custom uchmctutal cobwrry service call with Postage, supplies fur hiring owner aperdtoniw. 1-800-532-6546 x-98 in areas like Home & woodwork b seeking a APPLES' land Lake & Dancer. puiuanoHor drivers for alow, to work out www.corrtirientebcodemy.com land Security, Law repair. Call 7 days a Sept. 11 & 12:" nished. Processors week, 24 href Price's Orchard* NOnaOfHEAXIMG needed NOW! No of Taylor termind. Exc pay, in Enforcement, Wild 8696 U.S. Turnpike 7:30am to 5pm, F8erk.M-2124H< BroweeHUOTAOE life & morel 1-800- CAD&r3oled com^teT* 3134784012 GIRLS CLOTHING - DwimAOIriM travel. For FREE in house insuroKe* base plate CLASSIFIEDS online at (W. Jefferson) formation call Region program for owner operators. virww.herHage.oom 320-9353 ext. 2002. experience ore poromotmt, Refrigerator, Stoves, Newport tots to teens al Crisis Centers BOOKS & GAMES- W THI MATTIR OF: Peti Must be wttmglo run Ontario HELP WANTED Work E-maB your resume to washers, dryers $100 5 miles South of NOW! 1-800-4974685 ea. 90 Day Warran Erie Metro Park Children & Adult tion to dwwe ttorne #09- providence, teq. dean MV1, at Home! Govern mimMfTix^wK«t,wt. WOMENS CLOTH 2124NC no OUb/DWb. I yr. exp for ty, 734-697-8488 734-586-2459 HAVE THE next great ment Jobs. FT/PT, Open Dally 105pm ING FALL & WIN Invention or BIG expedite OTI. 2 yrsexpwM Data Entry, Ad* WASHER TER OUTERWEAR t TO AU IrfflRISTlD F18- Idea? Invent Help or flat bed OH. CoHtecruit- ABLE TO TRAVEL •' mirVclericat, custom: J A DRYERS EXTRA WHEELS?" HOUSEHOLD SOtOJOiJMNG: John L can take your inven (^800.295.5344 National Company er service, and va- WAITSTAFF Stoves & Refrigera Watch them roll away ITEMS End of Sea Guthrie who addressees) are tion from Idea to re Hiring Sharp Peo of computer Exp., Hungry Wolf Ap- tors, exc. conditJon. with an ad in Heritage - son sale on SUM unknown and whose interest ality, from concept $12-$48/hr, full ClaseiftecLs! MER CLOTHES. MWIRS: ple. Able to Start V in person: 20400 Delivery available. in the metier mov be boned to cash. Call Today. Transporta tits,. paid train 30 Day Warranty. 1-877-888-3202 FREE TABLE - WHTtHMKTbMr istln Rdr, Manches or effected by the Wjpwinj: (800) 620-8964 tion & Lodging Fur Eing. Call 1-188-293-7370 ter, Ml 48158 313-657-5153 Continually slocked. This b the pkxe for VOUI nished. NO EXPE 313-778-0218 TAKE NOTICES a heailna HELP WANTED Earn 1 or more yrs. Tractor Trader RIENCE Necessary. .4 WHY STORE it when a wi be held on September 29, Extra Income, as exp.5daysovtw/48hrs.off. Paid Training. ou.forAptComplejiesin classified ad will sell rt 2009 oi 3 p.m. at 22nd Oc sembling CD cases to rV, Ho bst Coast. Short 'i^Y^ • BtSTQUAUTY* for cash? WEIGHT LOSS Over 18+ MeMndole, Wesnons A Hard-wood, seasoned, cult 0,/101 L Huron PJver from home. Start Im lWlea^OperaHon. Wooefxrven. Sedriccil, pkimb- Leasing Agent CHALLENGE 12 mediately, No expe CDL-Aw/HiaMalrM. - 666-734-5216 dean,$70/face cord, Or, Ann Arbor. Ml 48107 be- wm.g/oeffitroe1ioirtiO0*.(orn ing 4 HYACexp. preferred. Sales/ lease exp. pre weeks. ,Free coach fere Judge O'Brien lor the rience necessary. 800-440-0682 m driver's ^ Downriver only. ing. Lose, learn & win 800-405-7619 x-1395 WWW.Iltfctlll.CMI ferred. Word/ Excel a THI AAUW of AM Arbor 734471-0992 fofkwrina purpose: Petition to CLEANER/JANITOR. Benefits, salary/ must. Sat. hours req. 57th Anneal Used Book Sole! cash prizes $$$ Fall Change Kdtne.. www.eosywork-{reatpay.(orn Part-time, evenings ; registration now. 20-28 nrsVwk. At the Morris lawrence A 734-355-2685 PAID IN ADVANCEI Mon-Fri, Email resume to buiklng at Washtenaw ARBOR WOODS September 9,20Q9 Make $1000 Weekly TRAINCO 734-283-6934 OVER 18? Between [email protected] CommuftHyColege4W0L B£ Mailing Brochures Trwk DrrvbM Stfcwls High School and Hwonlrjw Or S«t. 11-12 CLASSIC OAK Enter COMMUNITV Kirnberly Pearsall DIRECT CARE College? Travel and from home. 100% 734-374-5000 ASSISTANT 10-Bpm.13thlO-3pm.fil a tainment center. WIDE YARD 1050 3021 Burr Stone Ct. Legit! Income is • Eornnleaeceftifkote Have fun w/ young grocery boa for SBjor 2 for Large TV opening, Saline, Ml 48176 Enjoy helping others. successful Business st o r a g e . PIRATES COVE guaranteed! No ex • MJ^nWoftsoowoved Supporting persons $15) «> 13*1 Thesis SALE 734-637-1121 perience required. • Day, tveninp, owl Week Group. No experi flK admission on EACH OAY 73^57^23-0, 8225 ioxksofl Rd., we serve in residential ence necessary. 2 $225.734-301-3300 Enroll Today! end dosses formno now settings. $7,65 and except Friday the 11th, $15 Ann Arbor, Ml. Published Sept. 10,2009 www.ststtnKujngnow.coffl wks. paid training, early ockjiisjjofl from frlOo, PMK MCtWI JiAMcxerr^AJsblance up, plus benefits. Fax lodging, transporta SOFA NAVY Cream On Geddes Local, fFegtenai end OTR InfO to 734-699-9593 Seel. 19,2009 oi 9:30 o.rn. %' "t\i tion proylded. Dark Red Plaid, Uke MM • Cwrwony poid training or 734-753-5194. 1-877-848-5050 New, $250, between UnHA21S-Oir'BtocimM WW Visit ue at: & •••• -313436-5372 Ridge & Prospect •^"**&- Seeking part-time Household Rims, gon dubs & REWARD! LOST: Dental Assistant WYTW^trwtetlMiiftl wiiw.Qu«B«.oni 2 CEMETRY Plots In CUSTODIANS in the TRESSEL TABEL w/ -. - i •- % cMdren'stoys. Diamond setting EARN $1000 a Week Marble. Park Ce from wedding ring Family practice. .S^»f^»^| v Yp8llantl area. Must 2 leaf's, 6 ladder UrritA2S6-Jos«nHtnslev Full-time, exp. only. processing our mall! . tery In Milan, $71 back cane chairs, Misc. hotrsehold Hams on Maoomb St. or 1, be customer-oriented, each.Brederhitz. FRI^SAX,TO bike path betw. Ma Fax resume to, I'Wl FREE . Supplies! pass criminal/ drug dark wood $450, 734-426-8374, Helping Home- 734-439-5660 734458-9070 9-5 ftiNisrdSeM*10,2009 comb & Lowry. screen; Exp. pre Workers since 20011 ferred. Fax resume to 734-675-9283 AIRLINES-ARE Hiring Genuine Opportu - Train for high pay 810-233;9098or is .4 STATfOf MKHIGAK SMALL TABBY grey '3 V. nity! No experience apply online at >'VV'f.' COUNTYOf ing Aviation Mainte required Start Im & white, no tall, red nance Career. FAA dmburrlnccom For Sale BOSE701'e V„'*J w&M WASHRNAW collar w/ bell, lost in MffiJH approved program. mediately! www.na- Mint condition, must wmiToqiPnoitf Trenton on 9*6, Re- Mon. thru Frl. for Financial aid If quail- 4ohal-work.com TRAVEL, TRAVEL, sell. $500/best. • ward. 734-308-4759 African family In fled , - Housing Travel! $500 Sign on 313-291-6272 ESTATE AUCTION ESTATE Of Leonard! Uphous Brownstown;4kWs. available. CALL Bonus! Seeking sharp Simplicity Garden Traetor •Antiques Kevotoble IMm Trast'doted GENERAL LABOR Guys & Gals, Rock N > 1800/Mo. based Aviation Institute of fndMdwb needed for pener- • Gum •Furniture •Glassware Dtwffl0tr2», 1999 on exp. Applicants need Maintenance . Rolf Atmosphere, Blue ol labor West ol Am Mor. Jean Environment. prior exp. 40 yrs. or (888) 349-5387 Jots wtel repetitive Ifttia. •Tools from Trio Garao8 TOAtLCREDnOK: Call Diane Today) ANTIQUE CLOCK & - RECEIVE $1000 older, preferably with fast paced assembly, ana transp. H qualified, ATTEND COLLEGE A^^L^AIMA PJ]*A AM AA^M^AIAI 1-877-PAID FUN Watch Show 8251 Shield Rd. • Dexter, Ml H071CE TO CREDrTOtS: The Grocery Stimulus! 419-944-4433. * Online from Home. ponagno. rnre on pnennoi. Dearborn Civic Center deceased Senior, leonord L Helping People Just •Medical, 'Business, r^slomot$910/kApp}y 15801 Michigan Ave,- Uphws, who Jvid Rt 7095 like youl Pay Only • •Paralegal, •Com Mftn-Thors. 8:30-10:30 o,m. Sat. Sept, 12,9-Noon Estate of Envin Mast Pork Hood, Ann Arbor, |Mkhi- $3.95 Shipping and puters, 'Criminal $ 1:30-3:30 p.m. at 283 S, Mr* WUSaUCtKTOSCH BOT481W,(W December 1, Handling. Limited time \"&< Justice. Job Place ZeebtoadSuitiA,AflflArbor, PHLEBOTOMY $15/e«W Complete tin on our website: offerrConsumer ment assistance. 48103 ((tossroods Jackson EDUCATION x UsserrarmA Orchard. Creditors of looted L Up- Advocate Research Computer available. ^/$l^t-WMI£m-m-&w CLASSB /Zeeb), 8rho vaDd 1-9 pi JeptyOct. Qosses-Wyonootte, 18.2 CUBIC ft. white Mon-Sot,,9-6,*Suft,1-J, www.braunandhelmer.eom nous ore notified thct all 1*77-301*7436 Financial Aid' if trwrbstfon. We utilhe dm Nurngore. ueoroorn, uonen 12651 UcndUksU. atom oooiBst Leonord L Up qualified. Frfgidaire refrlgera* NEED exnu CASH? (1 DAY)TRAINCO testing & crkninol bockarouno Chy $925.313-382-3857 tor exc. condition Dexter, 7S4-42M009 Braun & Heimer Auction Service, Inc. hous mi bt forever bomd Clean your basement, attic 734-374-5000 0811800^86^0386 rhedi 734^6935 C^enSepternb«9m1 urfo presented to 6efok] I. $125, 734-948-7788 Brian Braun • 734^996-9135 or garage and call HER . www.CenturaOnJne.coflt'' T1KRPORMANC1JKK E BABYSrrmQ PROBLEMS? Mora end/or StivM 6. Mm, ITAGE CLASSIFIEDS, Our ITS A friendly advisors are ready to BroweeHERrUGB 1IERSONNE L No problem when you place Co-Trtrsleej of the Leonard L and ad in the Classmeds. Uphbos Revotoble Uvige help you write an adtor bes t SUAE SALE CLASSIFIEDS online it IP results WWWillfJrTlWtJVXvfTl 1477-88848()2 trusted dated December 28; - 1477488-3302 In the Classified 1999, whose addresses or* 764 fork Rood. Am Arbor, Mkhtam48ip$ and 6911 h )Si ro:fd Pork loei Arm Arbor, Mknt- » »9| C it sw 5fj4«ft.*«%*¥ W ACROSS months after fne date of pub- t 2 3 4 .,. 6: •• 7 9 10 11 1 Therefore ': Bcolion of ins notice. 5 Hot tub 18 », r- Ptitikk M. UHinody. Jr. 8 Datum 1 : IS («3398) 12 Hbneycoml? ::•""• 107 forth Am Arbor Strut "•; comtMrtriieiit' IS Salne.Mi^i -' •• • (351)429-2528 13 Coop dweller ?• .14 Wlndtnstru-. I i Gerald t, Merc . merit 1 • 26 • " Co-Trustee p ..- 27 • 706o Pork Road 1$ Common _•" Aim Arbor, Ml 48103 > wintertime- 30 .' Hp^ .' ' ZB 1. ailment , : Steven G. Men 33,-- :'; ' .'H35 6911Parklood .17 —-;-|>odrida w Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 T8 Pediiliar idLurrimox '• - hMish Seefenibc« 10,2009 20 Glisten p P - 1P * 4U«-yow-auc»lon-wh«»^»- 21-^ for tat 48.. i ,8Ct((W Is-HERITAGE ClAS- , m • iSIFEDS. Try durttia! pack vj '•22~S"ch6olkid8 ; ?; f age, which covers all the *No more than 2 items per ad (each item must be Priced under $100) transport 48 .. jareas from Dearborn to the ^ig$ • > •:•'•• 23 Muscle V •Ohio, fine; and from the MECHANIC NEEDED 53 iOetroit River to Washtenaw 26 No purebred sv 'County.. Ann Arbor Area, Full CHOOSE ONE: -. r t-877-888-3202 Time, Must be cent- We • • >* • • 4 f f f T •^•Ji^eadeiBaBiaatMlBai HMMtMMBHHBtMJIMataBai mamm Thursday. September 10.2009 • THE CHELSEA STANDARD I THE DEXTER LEADER • Paee9-B ~ «ufepii BARK 15864 ,JN AfWOR 3871 CHELSEA • Pierce LINCOLN PARK 711 MILAN: Estate Sale, m^m WYANDOTTE - 596 jnpft .48101. ChgJmbertsin ..• olr. WOODHAVEN WYANDOTTE, 1816 U. Village Condos Cleveland. Sept. .453 Stonehaven, WOODHAVEN 11thSt,Fri*Sat,9*5. Hudson • Sept 8 family salei^l SS^S! 40*11^8*4 & A betw. Piatt & Wa Estate Sale, 22307 Martin Place Neigh* 10*12, 9*5. TJOg (oak) • 21« tv, *»aher, Set, Sift. 1 Ryegate. Sat 9/12; Antiques, shabby Wook/E. of M-52,8. 9*3. Baby girl items bash on. Redman. . borhood. Between Chic, furniture, clothes, ladles pas dryer, vases/dHhes, oflbjd 12; behind tekorShioe. 4 clothee, S 25 disc 8*6pm. Sun. 9/13; Fort 4 Van Horn 4 toys, office SUM,, & v Years of ho'usehoW 10*3pm.W,ofl*75, Crystal Chandelier, jeans, snow, Wow- ALL?N PARK: 15963^ more. No early bWsi Old Pollys. Thurs. 4 H/lHwMltim CD changer. items, craftmatJo Alten/Vreeland off of household misc. ers, mowers, auto . Frl. Sept. 10-11 M**4&W< bed 4 furniture. take West Hd. to Willow Cove. Sept Promenade, 9/10-12, UNCOLN RARK 858 Heritage, turn left to plates, afghans, BELLEVIUE: 11000 9*4pm< Many chil FLAT ROCK: SUB Sept. 10*11;9*3pm.: 11-12,9-3. House WYANDOTTE • 303 books. »?HuM sale house* Borgman Ave., dren's Items, golf, Cleveland Sept. Ryegate. Contents hold, topis, children SALE! Hickory Ridge 10-12, 8-5. Multi U*t your auction when the of 3 bdrm., finished Perry Place, Sept ••fflffiF?W*H Sept. 10 4 12; 9.3; fishing. A hou SubJS.dGibraM . domes, electric 12*13, 9*4p Sat. 11-4 BABYSfTTOOPftOBLQiS? dptheevfornrjure Septv.lli |M. 2 Items a morel family salel Too aaiwTte. HERITAGE CUS- bsmt home. Antique scooter 4 morel Ne problem when you i Rd.e.ofOlmstead), much to list) S1FE03, Uy our total Pack cast Iron patio set, 4 Sun. Proceeds to Family, Lots of furnt- age wtitch covers all the WOODHAVEN * Sub charity. and ad in the Classmec IpMpP tare, housewares & DEARBON HEIGHTS Sq>t 12*13,8*4pm. areas from Dearborn 10 the crystal chandeliers, Sale, Cherrywood 1-877*888-3202 plus size clothing. 5 Family Condo Sale. GROS8E ILE 26226 Ohio line; am) from the bad sets (king 4 Off Judith, Sept 11 Detroit River to Washtenaw oueen), living room/ IffiM 117 Legacy Park Cir James Or. Haw* iJffife County. 4 12, 10-4pm. TVs, ^^^oys&i. FAST CASH cle, Ann Arbor Trail thorne off Meridian. -1*77-888-3202 dining room/den fur Furn., kids, houe* ry&rwuwhold'nem, Sell Classified! W. of • Telegraph; Sept 9,10.11, 9-3. ^¾ niture, linens, ctoth- "wares and more. Ina (size 14*16), SpnfMWr^.ter BELLEVILLE - 344 Sept 10*12,9*4p. Home 4 X*mas de ri&iMiracJolfotoft NEW BOSTON: NOTICE OF MODIFICATION OPPORTU everyonel .wmjtfctyk. 35648 Brookstone, shoes (size 8), WYANDOTTE: 1251 NITY Borrower(s): Marc Starr and Anita Starr Oxford Ct (Victoria DEARBORN * 21725 cor, sm. appl., bed ding, exercise bike, . SowrhiflfwevKycoj! Sept. 11; 8-3- Sept .cleaning products, Electric, Sept. 12*13; Property Address: 551 Woodlawh Avenue, ^Commons Sub) Edna, Sept. 5-7, 12; 8*12. Huge! kttchenware 4 much 10-5. Furn.) clothing, mm .Sept. 10*13, 10-6. keyboard,' mikes, Ypsilantl, Mi 48198 Pursuant to MCLA 9-5pm. Appl., furn, JNOOLN PARK, musical accesso New sales samples, much morel All household, crystal, 600.3205a please be advised of the follow ?Mo^ng Sjalef / & more. Estate Sale Garage Sale, 9/11- tittle tykes, Longa- Remain exc. conoV, ruby glass, antiques 4 ina: You have a right to request a meeting Family,}, 772 •..., „ everything goes- ries, women's 12, 5¾. 2188 White, moref * .- W3T clothee Sm-Med. berger, clothes 4 For Pictures 4 Usts: with the mortgage holder or mortgage servic pictures, furn., golf office furniture. er. The name of the firm designated as the wmsvtm 20tf. Fast Cash Sell Classified Kerns, tools, 4 mlsc, WYANDOTTE • 1521 TiMttJgojkWam- 12th.,9"*5pm; High GROS8E ILE • 8310, 552*2538 Superior Blvd. Sept representative of the mortgage servicer is: end Werner?* DEARBORN 24408 8324« 64ir Burning LINCOLN PARK: NEWPROT: 9 family Randall S. Miller 4 Associates, P.C. and de mond. Organ $500, barn sale. 625 t. Browse HERTTAOS 11*13, 9-6; Es signee can be contacted at the address and Brass Vanity lao, otothee, 8«, ,10*1.?, Scott Si, Sept Bush. Sept 11-12, Multi Family 642 New CLASSin6D8 online e» tate/gar. sale, some mlsc household. 12-13,9-4pm. MuttJ 8*2p. , Baby-teen York, Sept 12 8-5pm. Newport Rd., Fri. 4 Shone number below. You may contact a clothes (baby, reg. & Sat 10*6, -Sun. 10*3 WWWifWit496XOni thing for everyone! ousing counselor by visiting the Michigan plus e*,).A much more family Christmas de clothes, toys, hockey. Kids . and household AUEN PARK 723SM BROWNSTOWN cor, urn, books, etc. misc. 9/11*13. Something State Housing Development Authority's web CortJand\Sept 11 & 27288 Polk, Sept GR08SE ILE: 8817 for everyonell site at httpy/www.mlcnigan.gov/mshda or by 12, 9*5pm. House .10-1281,9-6pm. DEARBORN - 4518 Thorntree, Sat. 9/J2. LINCOLN PK. iSek calling 1-80O-A-SHELTER, 24 hours a day, Curtis, Sept. 10*12, 9am*? Bring truck! ••14! 1700 Block of aw. BEST Craft hold items, knick Electronics, crafts, show, Dearborn NOT1CETO seven days a week, year-round. If a meeting knaote and more. clothes, toys & etc. 9*4pm. MultJ Family, LOW, LOW prices. Progress St Betw. Is requested with the designee shown above, tools, antiques,, Antiques, Art.deco 4 Abbott 4 Porter. Hte., Dec. 5th., CHELSEA WATER CUSTOMERS 2009, crafter^ need foreclosure proceedings will NOT be com ..,„ „._.„ 7828 BROWNSTOWN - housewares & more' mlsc FflEEBIES! Thurs'Sat, 9*4pm. menced until 90 days after the date the no floaedaie^ :-48101. 27417 Rose; Frl. ed, for application During the next four to six weeks (Beginning call Gretchen. tice mailed to you on 09/04/2009. If an Sept. 10-12, 9*4. Five 10-8. Sat 9*3;;Allen DEARBORN: 850 N. GROSSEILE September 10th) the City Water Department agreement is reached to modify your mort femityt Kid doming, & & Vreeland. Ba* Gulley (betw. Ford 4 9385 Highland, 313*299*9479 will be doing water hydrant flushing and flow testing. Water customera are asked to please gage loan the mortgage will NOT be fore Lonpberger. by/tod,gear, clothes, Cherry Hill), Sept Murtf-Famliy Sale, ^i'.iU.ivli.jli. RtVERVIEW -18485 dosed if you abide by the terms of the agree toys.Nwusehottfetc. 5-6; 9*5. Household, check your water color and condition mertt, You have the right to contact an attor ALLEN PARK: 7879 clothes, TVs, etc. Sat, Sept 5, 9a*3p Valley View • Sept prior to doing laundry. Thank you for your Robinson, Frl.-Sat. BROWNSTOWN GRO88E ILE 9729 MANCHESTER 11-12, 9*5p. 3 family * cooperation. ney. The website for the Michigan State Bar DEARBORN: Big 3 Hawthorne Glen Dr. 12989 antiques, furniture, Lawyer Referral Service Is http://www.mich- 9*5 near Pelham & 2 family sale. 19227 bar.org/programs/Iawyerreferral.dm and the Ecorse. Please help Gudfth, off Sibley' family garage sale 1 Sept 10*11' 9-5. Sharon Hollow Rd. girls clothes, toys, and City Water Department day only! Thru. 9-3. Clothes, books, bike, household items. toll free number Is 800-968-0738 You may homeless animals! between Olx & Basement Sale, bring an action In circuit court If you are re Telegraph. Oak table 24500 Falrmount. ml8C.crafts, treasures. Sat., Sept; 12th Published September 10,2009 ALLEN PARK 8010 ROCKWOOD: Tools, quired by law to be served notice and fore with 8 chairs, Everything must got 9a*4p.. Cortland, Sept, Christmas, decor, OROSSE ILE Island household, Women 4 dosure proceedings are commenced, with 11*12, 9-4. Baby glassware, toys & DEARBORN HT8.: Estate condos, Antiques, hunting clothes, craft NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING out such notice having been served upon Items, clothes, TV, much much morel 4863 Clipper! entrance W. River collectibles, teddy items. 31666 William SHABON TOWNSHIP you. if you have previously agreed to modify household items, (across Annapolis Rd 4 Horse Mill, bears & Court at Lafler. Sept. rour mortgage loan within the past twelve toys, books 4 more! BROWNSTOWN: HS), Sept. 16*12; Sat Sept. 12th., housewares. 11--12:8-5. BOARD QF APPEALS 12) months under the terms of the above 32091 Glassroff 10*3. Lots of stuff) 9a.m.-4;00p.m. statute, you are not eligible to participate in , rrsA MANCHESTER, 8900 ROCKWOOD, Whole The Sharon Township Board of Appeals^wlll this program unless you have complied with Jefferson behind . Household, booke, house salel Fri 10-5. A &W. 9/12-13 6-2. DEARBORN ' HT8. M-52, Sept. 11 4 meet for the purpose of conducting such the terms of the mortgage loan, as modified. V SURE SALE 8081 Rfvervlew Sept toys, baby items Sat 4 Sun. 10*4pm, Misc. sporting,, house and misc. items. 12, 9-4, turn., tools businesses may come before It at 7:30 P.M. Notice given by: Randall S. Miller Randall S. In the Classified 11-12, 10-6. Mattress 4 many misc. Hems. 20315 Huron River. on Monday, September 21, 2009, at the Miller 4 Associates, P.C. 43252 Woodward wares, clothing, Priced to sell 148173 ALLEN PARK-8244 store closed. Head WHY STORE lichen a Sharon Township Hair located at 16010 Avenue, Suite 180 Bloomfield Hills, Ml boards; mattresses, Rosedale Blvd. BROWNSTOWN • classified ad will sell It MANCHESIIt 8AUNE • 451-465 Pleasant Lake Road, Manchester, Michigan 48302 313*583*3336 (Loan Modification Sept, 11-12, 9-4. Cambridge Mead frames, lamps, bunk, Dept) loanmodswmiliertaw.biz Case No. beds, & pictures. for cash? COMMUNITY YMDSAU Willis Rd., btwn AA- Kitchen, household, ows Sub Salel Sept Mllan and Moon A public hearing will be held to consider an 09OMI00302-1 Dated: September 10, 2009 x-mas, & misc. 12-13, 9-3. Over 20 HURON TWP.: 28911 Max*** taw ]Qt application for a variance from the Sharon PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS OFFICE DEARBORN HT8. ISesffLSepi. 11*13, flde. Garage Sale homesll King Rd. (corner of Blowout/Sept 10-12 Township Zoning Ordinance to permit a non MAY BE ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR ALLEN PARK: 9300 Block Sale. Williams King 4 SpringhlH), Wr*U»4»01M conforming side yard setback created by ATTEMPTING TO COLLECTS DEBT AND BROWNSTOWN: St btw .Eaton & RoinOateSepl.18-20 9-3pm. 3 family. Manor, Sept. 12-13; Sept. 4-13; 1i*7pm. Furn., (futons, book the placement of a pole barn. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY BE 9-4pm. Huge! Furni LAST CALL BE Powers, Frl. & Sat Backyard Sale. MELVINDALE: 17133 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ASAP# FORE. FALLl 22828 Sept 11, 12, 9-4 Frl, cases, dressers, ta- ture to Mures, an Robert (off of South bte+chalrs, etc.); The address of the subject property is 17540 3253716 09/10/2009 tiques, clothes, etc. Sherry Dr., Sat. 9*2p Sat. LINCOLN PARK Oearborn) Sept. 9/12; 9-4pm, Every 1000 block St. John household goods; Sharon Valley Road. The tax parcel is ECORSE: Big Garage 12-13, 9*5. Leather Beanie babies; al #015-33-400*007. ALLEN PARK 9320 thing must go. Exer Sept. 12-13 9*4. jackets, tools, 4 NOTICE OF MODIFICATION OPPORTU Marlborough, Sept cise equip., tot bed, Sate at Few's Auto Muni famdy garage bums (circa 70's); NITY Sonower(e): Grace Dyer Michael Dyer Service 289 South- ^rnlsc. itemsl Priced books; clothing. Please direct'written comments before Mon Property Address: 9054 Qlenbrook Road; 10-12th, 9-5. Some patio set & more. salel - tdselll thing tor everyonel field Rd, 48229. Great opptyl don't day, September 21,2009 to: Gregory, Ml 48137 Pursuant to MCLA BROWNSTOWN • tept. 12*13, 9*5. LINCOLN PARK MELVINDALE: 19035 miss. Sharon Township Board of Appeals 0.3205a please be advised of the follow ALLEN PARK: 9716 STREET SALE - tie of everything: 1410 LeBlanc Sept Herman, Sept. Charlotte Anderson, chairperson ins: You have a right to request a meeting Melbourne, Sept. Donnelly/Townsend, tools; fishing equip., 11-12 9*4. 4famlfyl 11*12 from 9-5prh. SALINE: Friday 11th; 14689 Waldo Road with the mortgage holder or mortgage servic 10-11, 10-4. Dryer, Sept. 12, 8-3pm. antiques, old 4 new Children 4 adult HUGE 3 . 8*4. Sat 12th; 8-12. er. The name of the firm designated as the air •comp,, TV, tools, Racho/Slbley Area. Stuff, & something clothing, 4 moretil FAMILY SALE. Ikea loft, orchestra Chelsea, Ml 48118 representative of the mortgage servicer is: stroller, anttq., cra for everyonel •bass, teen girl/boy Randall S. Miller 4 Assodatss, P.C: and de dle, misc. x-mas, CHELSEA • 19555 LINCOLN PARK: MILAN 14193 Wanty clothes, prom/home Email Address: chapdqttgpriarl.com signee can be contacted at the address and mlsc clothes, & toys. Waterloo & M-52, FLATROCK, 30330 1528 Pagel, Sept. Rd. Sat 9-5.Baby/todt- coming dresses, phone number below. You may contact a Sept 17*19, 9*5pm. Dover, (off of Olm- 12*13; 9-5pm. Vari dter clothae, toys, la craft supplies, lots of Publish September 10,2009 housing counselor by visiting the Michigan ALLEN PARK -Frl & Art • Indian Art, stead 4 Meadows), ous conetructlpn dies dress pants 4 household stuff. 423 State Housing Development Authority's web Sat 9-4.15105 War household • Furn., 9/11*12, 9*4, baby materials 4 morel dress clothes, misc. Willis Rd, PITTS FIE LO CHARTER TOWNSHIP site at http^/www.mlCnlgan.gov/mshda or by wick. Old radio, everything must go. items, holiday, 4 more PROPOSED 2010 BUDGET PUBLIC calling 1-800-A-SHELTER, 24 hours a day, James, tables, Estate of Ralph LINCOLN PARK MILAN: 446 Stoneha SOUTHQATE: 13414 HEARING seven days a week, year-round. If a meeting books, 4 more. Guenther. FLATROCK, 1802 Winchester ven Ct, Sept, . Wesley, September (Truth In Budgeting) NOTICE Is requested with the designee shown above, Huge Sale; Sept. 11*12, 9-5. 11*12; 9-5pm. Large 11-12 from 9*5pm. Tuesday, September 22,2009, at 6:30 p.m. foreclosure proceedings will NOT be com Allen Park, Small dog CHELSEA: 584 West 29864 Allanthus, Huge tool/moving Garage Sale. Work Clothing, furniture 4 menced until 90 days after the date the no domes & costumes. Middle St.. Sept. 9/11-12,9*5. Old salel Kennedy tool bench, washer/dry household misc. The Pittsfletd Charter Township Board, of tice mailed to you on 09/04/2009. If an Also, 18 inch doll 11*12; 9:30-2pm. Items, signs, adver boxes, tons of tools er, bdrm. set, fridge, Trustees will hold a public hearing on the SOUTHQATE • 14720 agreement Is reached to modify your mort clothes show. Household items, tising items furni 4 misc, Items. etove, 2 sleeper so proposed Township budget for fiscal year gage loan the mortgage will NOT be fore- 881,860112,10-5. kids clothing, tools, ture, collectaWe's to Something for eve fas, kitchen set 4 • Burns, 48195, Sept. 2010 at the Township Administration Building 12*13, 9-4. 3 family! dosed if you abide by the terms of the agree 15015 Oceana • books & much more much to list. ryonel tons of misc. 201 W. Michigan Ave., Ann Arbor, Ml ment. You have the right to contact an attor Homecoming dress 1108) on September 22,2009 at 6:30jj.m. es, teen girl's S ney, The website for the Michigan State Bar clothes 4 misc. Lawyer Referral Service is http://www.mlch* The property tax mlllage rate proposed to bar.org/programs/lawyerreferral.cfm and the 80UTKQATE 15491 be levied to support the proposed budg ' tdl free number Is 800-968*0738. You may Joan. Sat Sept. 12 will be a subject of this hearing. At 1 bring an action In drcuit court If you are re from 8-5pm, Medical hearing, the Board wilt receive written or oral quired by law to be served notice and fore*. equip, furniture, comments on the proposed budget A co closure proceedings are commenced,, with mlsc, 4 much morel of the proposed budget Is available for public out such.notice having been served upon ' apectfon at the Clerk's Office in the Admin you. If you have previously agreed to modify CLASSIFIED istration Building, Monday through Friday, your mortgage loan within the past twelve Brings buyers and 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (12) months under the terms of the above sellers together. statute, you are not eligible to participate ' ' Help families find It necessary, reasonable auxiliary aids and this program unless you have compiled w new homes. services can be provided at the meeting to the terms of the mortgage loan,, as modified, Makes selling and individuals with disabilities, by contacting Notice given by: Randall S. Miller Randall S. shopping simple. Clerk Alan Israel at the above address or at Miliar i Associates, P.C. 43252 Woodward Provide job seekers (734) 822-3120 at least five days In advance Avenue, Suite 180 Bloomfield Hills, Ml with career Information. : • J ••••"• ' ' ' ' • . 48302 313*583*3336 (Loan Modification This notice complies with MCL 141.436" and Dept.) loanmodsOmlllertaw.blz Case No. SOUTHQATE: 15866 MCL 211.24« (Thrth-ln-Taxatfon) PA 267 ol 09OMI00294*1 Dated: September 10, 2009 Lakeside Dr., 9/12; 1976 as amended tOpen Meetings Act), PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS OFFICE 8*5. 9/13: 11*5. MCLA 41.72a (2)(3) MCLA 42.28 4 42,27, MAY BE ACTING A8 A DEBT COLLECTOR Tons of clothee (|rs.) and the Americans with Disabilities Act. ATTEMPTINQ TO COLLECT A DEBT AND 4 household. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY BE SOUTHQATE at the s/Alan Israel, Clerk USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ASAP# 325337409/10/2009 Gazebo at City Hall, Dates Published: Dlx*TofedoRd. September 10,2009 Sept 12th, 9:30-4pm September 17,2009 FORECLOSURE NOTICE RANDALL S. ClotheslineArt Sale. MILLER 4 ASSOCIATES, P.C. IS A DEBT Local artists. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT Reasonable prices. A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION.OB SOUTHQATE Huge BID ADVERTISEMENT' TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR garage sale Sat 4 .**'-,' ' ' ' ' POSE. Mortgage Sale • Default has been . Sun 9*5, 13284 Project: 2009 CDBG Montibeller Park Pavil- made In the conditions of a certain mortgage Wesley betw, Dix & made by Sheila A Blisoh to Mortgage elec Fort " lcflCoi»sMctlon , tronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee Bid Openlno Date: Tuesday, September for Aegis Funding corporation, Mortgagee, TAYLOR-14810 Ban- 29,2009,2:00pm, local time dated March 21, 2005, and recorded on April net: Huge Yard 1, 2005, in Liber 4486, Page 636, Washte Salel Tools, Jewelry, Owner: PlttsfJeld Charter Township, 6201 naw County Records, said mortgage was as* designer purses, West Michigan Avenue, Ann Arbor, Ml 46108 signed to U.S. BANK MTION1A1 ASSOCIA saddles 4 tack, pic TION* AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE FOR THE tures, lots of misc. Location of Project: Montibeller Park, 4305 REGISTERED HOLDERS OF AEGIS AS V stuff 4 no kM stuff. Ellsworth Road, YpsHantJ, Ml 48197 SET BACKED SECURITIES TRUST 2005-2, Sept 12*13,8-5. WRTGAGE BACKED NOTES by an As Brief Description: Bids are based on a unit slgnment of Mortgage dated August 23,2007 TAYLOR 26147 price; Work under this contract consists, of and recorded January 29, 2009 in Liber Crowley. Sale Fri, site preparation, pavilion construction, electri 4715, Page 102, on which mortgage there is Sat, Sun. 9*5. 3 cal, concrete work and site restoration. claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum family sale-Misc. of Two Hundred Twelve Thousand One Hun Looatfon of BW Opening: Pittsfield Charter dred Eighty-Three and 65/100 ($212,183.65) TAYLOR - 8304 Wed* Indudlng interest at the rate of 6.00000% per Get the best response del, Sept 8*13, 9-5 Township Clerk's Office, 8201 West Michi gan Avenue, Ann Arbor, Ml. 48108 . annum, under the power of sale contained in pm. Moving Sale. said mortgage and the statute In such case Furn., clothing, and household Items. Special Instructlonsi made and provided, notice is hereby given Questions: Arry questtone regarding the pre that said mortgage will be foreclosed ty a with a Heritage Newspapers TRENTON * 1741 lect can be directed to Dan Cooperrtder, sate of the morfgaoed premises, or some Grange, Sept 12, 9-5, Parke and Recreation Director, or Mike part of them, at public venue, at the place of Rshlng.tfttle Tykes, Ryan, Parks Supervisor, at 734^22*2120, holding the Circuit Court in said Washtenaw V-Smiie, ' Leapster. PrVBid Meeting:: will take place with Archi County, where the' premises to be sold or Lotsofstuff. *ttt tect rt Montioener Park on -Friday, Septem some part of them are situated, at 10:00 AM lilissif ied ad. ber 18,2009, at 2:00pm. on September 17, 2009 Said premises are TRENTON - 3207 Bid Proposals: All bids (origlnai plus one Situated in the Township of PtttsfieW, Wash Daniel. 48183. Sept copy) will be submitted in a sealed envelope. tenaw County, Michigan, and are described 11th, 3*6 4 Sept. Proposal Withdrawal: • Withdrawal of any pro as: Unit 106, Arborwoods It), a Condominium ^.¾¾¾¾¾ CALL 12, 8*4. Estate Sate! posal is prohMed for a period of 90 days af according to the Master Deed as Recorded Furn., domes, appl., ter bid opening date. fn Liber 4068, Page 84, Washtenaw County 4 household goods. Owner's Rights: PtttsfieW Township reserves Records, and designated as Washtenaw TRENTON: Estate the right to accept any proposal, to reject any County Condorhonium Subdivision plan No Sale. 3834 S. Long* or air proposals, and to waive any inregu 375, and, any amendments thereto, together meadow Rd. tarittea in any proposal, in the interest of fh< with en undivided Interested In the common 1-877-888-3202 Township. ., '•"/' elements of said Condominium as set forth in (Grange Rd/ to N<>n-o%crirrfnation: Bidders shall not die said Master Deed, and any amendments Richland, go W. 1 thereto;, last amended by amended by Wk.( turn left on'S. criminate against any employees or firm due FOR MORE INFORMATION Longmeadow Rd.), to origin, race, age or physical conditions. amendment recorded in Uoer 4350, Page Sept 12th.; 94pm, Trtt contractor shall be an equal opportunity 216 and as described in Act of the Public employer. • ;, Acts of Michigan of 1978, as amended Com* TRENTON ~~W^S Applicable Wage Rates: An work on this pro monfy known as: 4876 Pearl Street The re Oil f 0 PLACE YOUR A* 11-12, 94p, 4 famiy ject must conform with prevailing wage rates demption period shall- be 6 months from the oarage sale. J2985 for Washtenaw County, date.of such sale, unless determined aban SckeTmoore. . toots, 'Vhere to get documents: Proposals and doned in accordance with MCL 600.3241a, in clothes, je^ry, mlsc . rav«ngs can be obtained in person at the which case the rederhptJon period shall be 30 WttsfiekT Township Parks and Recreation Of. days, from the date of such sale, or 15 days WOODHAVENt floe, 701 West Efteworth Road, Ann Arbor, Mi after statutory notice, whichever IS later. Dat 22316 Camilla Dr., 48108, for a non-refundable fee of $15.00. ed: August 20, 2009 Randan S Miller 4 As Sept. 11-J2; 9*4pm Documents available starting Thursday, Sep sedates, P.O. Attorneys tor U.S.. BANK NA (Rain or Shbe). Sar tember 10,2009,12:00pm. . TIONAL ASSOCIATION,. AS INDENTURE www.Heriiage.Gom 4 . stools, toys, TRUSTEE FOR" THE REGISTERED HOLD books, sm.' appl. ERS OF AEGIS ASSET BACKED SE misc. big 4 smaH. Phone number: 734-822*2120 CURITIES TRUST 2005*2, MORTGAGE BACKED NOTES 43262 Woodward Avenue, I Fax: 1-877-21-FA)(US WOODHAVEN: Contact name: Dan Coopemdef Suite 180 BtoomfieW Hills, Ml 48302 248- 23809 Foxmoor, Parka and Recreation Director 335*9200 Case No. 09OMI00071-3 ASAP# Thur. 9/10; 9-4. Kids PtttsfieW Charter Township 3232010 08/20/2009, 08/27/2009; ieritage clothes, hockey/ 09/03/2009,09/10/2009 sports equip 4 toys. Published September 10,2009 \ vx m/pmmim^m^^m *JI PagelO«B • Thursday, September 10,2009 « THE CHELSEA STANDARD / THE DEXTER LEADER * '"< *M - -. < fW"*' *V. 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I tenure, com :Vu nilKT Encore launches Dexter evening By Sean Daltbn and enjoy the city night life in "the making of/backstage" look Heritage Newspaper's the cozy village of Dexter." at what's to come at The Encore; The Encore Musical Theatre Tickets are available now _ while_enjoying unique enter^_ Company in Dexter recently online at http://theencorethe- tainment that you wouldn't announced the launch of atre.org or by calling 1-734-268- otherwise see in Dexter. the Encore Musical Theatre 6200. All tickets are $15. Seats Heritage: How will this ben Company .Concert Series kick are available on a reservation efit the Dexter community? ing off with. The NYC Singer/ basisonly Cooney: A wide range of , Songwriter Circle. musical style and talent, a The Singer/Songwriter Cooney took some time to. close up and personal experi Circle will be presented fdr two answer Heritage Newspapers' ence with the artists as they nights, Sept 17 and 18, at 7:30 Questions about what this new • share their passions, stories p.m. on stage at The Encore. program means for Dexter's and experience with the com The evening will feature theater. munity performances direct from Heritage: So how and why With the NYC singer/song New York City's music scene, are you going to undertake writers circle we are bringing featuring "The Nynth Avenue these night life performances? . some of the most exciting NYC Short, sweet and true. the future we will be offering understand that too takes deep Drifters" with The Encore's - Cooney: Because on each and local artists right here to We'll also improve and more along the lines of New roots in the community, time Artistic Director Dan Cooney, ,.-:• production we are basically youinDexter. expand technically and artis York entertainment and night and capital. Michael Lanning, who was preparing for five weeks and We also will be performing tically as time ana capital life in Dexter from profession , We are also developing The involved in The Encore's "Little performing for three, which has the rest of the weekend out in allows. al opera singers to Julliard- Encore Academy which will Shop of Horrors," "2/3 Goat," been going beautifully, but hasn't the village in certain hot spots Heritage: Is this the begin trained pianists. offer Musical Theatre training •Andy Jobe & Neely Bridges," quite made sense money wise. such as The Bistro, Terry B's ning of an ongoing program? Heritage: Do you have any through out the year by profes and Aaron LaVigne, We build our sets right inthe and the Dexter Pub. , Cooney: The answer is yes. other ideas for expansion? sionals in the field. ; "We're bringing a hot night of, theater space so these concerts Heritage: Anything special The IMTO Concert Serie&is- /Cooney: We,of course,have For more informa original music from New York will be performed right on the • planned for the proceeds? only beginning with The NYC the drawings for a full on lobby tion contact DeBruyne at City to The Encore," said spokes* half finished sets of the up com } Cooney: We're going to Singer/Songwriter Circle; In that'we would love to build but [email protected]. man Steve DeBruyne. "Come ing production. A pretty cool cover our expenses (big smile). THINGS TO 00: REGIONAL CALENDAR CHELSEA Cocolate Cafe, Clock Tower his gourmet cooking after the Metropark Activity Center, 8801 for guidance. Casting golf and a chair massages and tours. Free/ - complex. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. hike. Costs $2 per person or $5 North Territorial Road, Dexter. kids area, Food available, Live and silent auctions and a Kayaking: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.' Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to per family, plus State Motor Costs $5 per player; free for - Beginners welcome. Creekside gift table:- Visit www.dawnfarm. . Saturday, bring kayak and per 7 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 5 Vehicle Permit. Limited to 35 ' spectators. Requires $4 vehicle Bar and Grill, 5827 Jackson org or call 485-8725. sonal flotation device for a guid p.m. Sunday. .; people-Program length 90 min . entrance fee. Call 449-4300/ Road. Free. Call 994-5456. '" ed tour of Winnewana Lake, utes. Call 475-3170, Ypsilanti Farmers'Market: -Eddy Discovery Center, Bush . \ Chelsea Treehouse: indoor-- -Prairie Hike :6:30 to 8:30 7Tuesdays at Hamilton St/eet; Road, Chelsea. Free. $6-vehicle* playground, 320 N. Main St. in • p.m. Wednesday, Independence MANCHESTER Wednesday and Saturdays at entry fee. 475-3170. the Clock Tower, complex. Call SAUNE Lake, 3200 Jennings Road, Sharon Mills: Tour of Sharon Depot 1ewu 8 a.m. to 2p.m.- 475-1555 or visit thechelseatree- Saline Community Fair: Whitmore Lake. Park entry fee Mills historic site oh the River through Nov. 7, , Early Memory Loss Support house.com' Ends Saturday, Washtenaw Farm required. Call971-6337 or visit Raisin, 5701 Sharon Hollow r Group: 4 to5;3Q p;m. Thursday, Council Grounds, 5055 Ann parks.ewashtenaw.org . Road, Sharon Township. Learn . Motorcycle Mania: Tuesday Garden Room at Silver Maples. Chelsea Milling Co. "Jiffy Arbor Saline Road. Call 429- about its early days as a sawmill nights in Depot Town through Held in.affiliation wlththe Mixes": 201 W. North St., 1131 or visit www.salinefair.org. Family Campout: From 5 and gristmill site and its years as' Sept. 30, Alzheimer's Association, Open to Chelsea. To schedule a tour, call p.m. Saturday to 11 a.m. J a Ford village industry site. caregivers af Silver Maples and 475-1361. Tours last approxi Saline Community Fair Sunday,' Independence Lake, . Open 1 to 4 p.m., tour is offered anyone in the community. Depot Town Cruise Nights: mately 90 minutes and are Parade: Noon, Saturday, down • 320Q Jennings Road, Whitmore at 3 p.m. Sept, 27. Free. Call East Cross Street in Depot Town, appropriate for ages 6 and up.- town Saline. Call 429-1131 or Lake. Bring tents, sleeping bags 971-6337 or visit parks.ewasht- 6 to 9 p.m. Thursdays through Kaleidoscope Concert Reservations are required, visit www.salinefair.prg. and lawn chairs. Evening nature enaw.org. Sept. 17. Series: 7 p.m Sept. 15, Silver .- hike, campfire and breakfast Maples of Chelsea, featuring the Chelsea Teddy Bear Co.: 400 Farmers' Market: 8 a.m. to gathering. Pre-repistration Manchester Farmers Market: Picks and Sticks String Band. - Puppet Shows: 3:30 p.m. N. Main St., in the Clock Tower noon, Saturday, Downtown required along with small camp Thursday afternoons through Sundays, The Dreamland " complex. Factory tours at 11 . Parking Lot No. 4 on South Ann ing fee. Park entry fee also September, Adrian Street at Main Puppet Troupe presents mario- Writers' Workshop: The a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p,m„ every Arbor street. ' required. Call 971-6337, exL Street, neite,,rod and shadow puppet Chelsea Writers* Workshop meets non-holiday Saturday; weekdays 334.' •'-•••/• : ;'v"'' ;'•"" .' alternate Saturdays, 10 a.m. to shows for children, Dreamland ,,„and groups by appointment. - • Anri Arbor Antiques Market: BrWgewater Farmers Market Theater, 26 N-. Washington Si.,-*1"- noon, at the Washington Street* Call 433-5499 or visit www.chel- 8 a.m. to4 p.m. Sept. 19and8 and Dld-Fashloned Arts Education Center, 500 Native American Water Song Ypsilanti. $5 (age 3 and younger, seateddybear.com. a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 20. Exchange: 4 to 7 p.m. Washington St„ Chelsea, . and Cedar Ceremony: From 7 free). Call 657-2337. Washtenaw Farm Council to 7:30 p.m." Saturday, Wednesdays through October. Saturdays through Dec 19. Cost Grounds, 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline for eightsessions is $55, Author Music at the Zou: Zou Zou's Independence Lake, 3200 Soettner Road off Austin Road in History of the Keyboard, Road, Building A; Andy Mozina will appear Sept. features original acoustic artists ; Jennings Road, Whitmore Lake. gridgewater, part two: James. Wagner's his .26, and conduct a Q&A on writ nearly every weekend, from 8 to Meet at the Beach Center to par torical tour of the history of key^ ing Miction dr. non-fiction. Session 11p.m. 101 Main St. Call 433- Harvest of the Arts/ ticipate. Park entry fee required. OMoberfest! Sept. 19, down board instruments continues with • is open to the public for $10. Call 4226 or visit www,zou20uscafe, Oktoberfest: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., Call 971-6337 or visit parks. • town, on Main Street. music for organ, piano and harp 433-2208,-ext. 6042, to register. com. Sept. 26, downtown Saline. Arts- ewashtenaw.org, sichord from the i8th century . and craft booths, live entertain Church Open House: Hands- through modern jazz. 7:30 p.m. ScutptureWalk Chelsea: ment, art projects, bake sale,, Bugs and Botany of the East Artistica: 3203 Broad St. on history day to. celebrate Sept. 17, Organ Recital Hall, . Chili Challenge and puppet festh •Fen: "rem 10 a.nUo noon Sept.' Yearlong outdoor sculpture exhi Dexter Caii 426-1500. Freedom Township's 175th anni Eastern Michigan University. va.1, Visit www.salinedma.org/ 20, Park Lyndon North, North bition in downtown Chelsea. versary, 2 to 4 ptm. Sept:27. Territorial Road, near Chelsea, . Online and prinfbrxhures pro-. hoa,. The Side Door Gallery: Cemetery rubbings, tours, arti Sletze de Vries Quest Organ Hike into one of the wetlands, vided for self-guided walking Through Sept. 20, gallery Will facts. St. Thomas Lutheran Recital: Sietze de Vries Is this look for fringed, gentian and tours. Runs.through May 31, Rentschler Farm Century-old feature work by the Ann Arbor Church, 10001W. Ellsworth year's'featured guest artist and other fait witdf lowers, native • ,2010.; • .- ' ••:'• farm at 1265; E. Michigan Ave. pastel artists Susan C'linthorne, Road. Call 355-1649 or visit ^: clinician for the 13th annual EMU- grasses; fall butterflies and* • . • • Fifteen working exhibits in farm- . Jane Darling, Ava Gilzow, Marcy www.StThqmasFreedom.org. Improvisatlon Symposium, co^ more. Wear shoes that can get Waterloo Farm Museum: house and 10 barns..Opeh 11 Gray, Linda Klenczar, Tony : sponsored by the Ann Arbor •: wet. Long sleeves recommend Located at 9998 Waterloo Munith a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays through Salemi, Carol Spahlinger, Terry. Night sky party: Night sky chapter of the American Guild of ed. Free. Call 971-6337 or visit Road, Munith. Weekend tours 1 September. "Harvest Time at the Titus, Jill Wagner, Marty Walker, . observation party withunfversity Organists. 7:30 p,m, Sept. 25, parks.ewashtenaw.org. to 5 p.m. through Labor Day., Rentschler Farm;" 1t a.m.'to 4 Jan. Weldmeyer and Carolyn Low Brow Astronomers: Dusk to Organ Recital Hail, Eastern Cost: $4 for adults, $3 for senior p.m., Sept. 26: guided tours, Weins, Located at 8063 Main St. 11 p.m. Oct. 23 (alternate date is Michigan University. -' . ; Chelsea Farmers' Market: citizens, $2 for children. Call 1- ; petting farm, kids' activities, e&ii426-ie8t^ ; ,.-:,,;'••-,;':; Oct. 30). St. Thomas Lutheran 517-596-2254 or visit www. demonstrations-and more. . Church, 10001W. Ellsworth EMU Improvisation From 8 am. to noon Saturdays, v through Oct. 30, on Park Street . waterlopfarmmuseum.org. Adults: $1, children admitted for Contra Dance: 8 pm., Road, in Freedom Township. Call Symposium workshop; Guest in Chelsea. ,. free. ; ; - Saturday. Music by the Sharon 355-1649 or visit www. artist Sletze de Vries leads work Pioneer Day: Nodh to 5 p!m., Hollow Strin'g Band. No partner StThomasFreedom.org. shop on improvisation tech 'Escanaba': Sept. 17 through > Oct. 10, with tours of Waterloo Strut'n Your Mutt Charity needed. Bring flat, smooth-sole niques for keyboard musicians, Dec, 19, Purple Rose.Theatre. Farm-Museum and Dewey .one- Dog Walk: 9 a.m.lo 1 pm Oct. shoes; Beginners welcome. Antique Ford Model A 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sept. 26, The final installment of Yooper room schoblhouse, live music, 3, Mill Pond Park fn Saline. • Webster Community Hail, 5665 • Automoblles:-Noohto1 p.m. Organ Recital Hall, Eastern . trilogy by Jeff Daniels, Call 433- horse-drawn wagon rides, and Saline K9 Crusaders charity dog Webster Church Road. Dexter. Sept, 26, Sharon Mills. Meet Michigan University. • ^ 7673 or visit www.purpierosethe- crafts, trades and traditional walk event to raise money for Costs &:&jl$9fc83&.:;- '••, members df:a regional Ford atre.org; , cooking methods. Costs $4 for local animal shelters. Field - Model ^Cai piubarld talk with Prairie Hike:i to3b.m., .adults, $3 for-senior citizens and events, exhibits and entertain Prairk* Hlkei Frdrirt 6:30 to - c1ute.mernbers.Free. Gail .971- Sfpt;26, Roiling Hills^ 7660 Actor Boot Camp for Teens: • $2 for children 5 through 17. . ment. Call 429-0821 or e-mail 8:30 p.rri., Sept 23V Burns- 6337 or visit parks.ewashtenaw. . Stony Creek Rcad^Ypspntl, 20- Call 1^517-596-2254 or visit • jamesh peters@verizon, net Stokesi Preserve,ZeefcRoad, year-old planted prairtft'Park . From 10 a.m.,to 4 p.m. Sept. 26 -^: •%;•••.: •'•;'*;•'.';..•'•'.. and 27, for students in ninth www.waterloofarmmuseum.org. .: Scio Township,IreerCall 971- entry fee. Call 971-6337 or visit through 12th-grades. Includes Saline Area Historical 6337 or Visit p&Mewashtenaw. Prairie Hike: From 1 to 3 p.m., parks.ewashtenaw.brg. physical training, partner exer-' Enhance Fitness for 60+: Society: 7 p.m. Wednesday, org. ;••-• :: ....;.-';.', ;.;'-•• Sept, l9;:Leonard Preserve, cises and monologue work. Chelsea Senior Citizens Saline District Library 555 N. . Uhion.Street, Manchester , GenealogteaJ Society of •Students must'dome prepared Activities Center, 512 E, Maple Road in Saline; Doll cot- Dexter District Ubrary: The ;• Township.: Dry sand prairie and Washtenaw County, Michigan: with a one-minute comic mono Washington St., through June 30, lections of Ruth Garrison and Dexter District Library is located t o£k barren. Free. Call 971-6337 1:30 p.m., 'Sept. 27, Educatton logue. Enrollment for 16 maxi 2010. Costs $2 per person per v Patricia Lehman of Saline will be at 3255 Alpine St, in Dexter. Alf or visit parks;ewa'shtenaw.org. , Center Auditorium, St; Joseph mum. Price: $200. Call 433-. class. Drop-ins Welcome.. featured. -.. ., : • - Libran/programs arefree and Mercy Hospital Campus^ 5305 Monday, Wednesday and'Friday' 7673 or visit vi^purplerosjethef- : open to the public. For more Elliott Drive, Ypsilanti. Free and atre.org. '-."'.- < t . 1.0:30 to 11:30 a.m„ and. : . Pippin Puppets: 7 pm information, call .426^4477. yw^^ open to the public. Visitors wel Tuesday and Thursday 8:30,to Wednesday: Robert Papineau Community Hearth Forum: come. Presentation on "Dos and Maples Galtery: Located at 9:30 a.m. Call 475-9242,or visit and the Pippin Puppets at the Critter Family Paddle: 12:30 6 to 9 p.m. Monday, National Donte of Cemetery .Research," www.chelseaseniors.org. Silver Maplerof Chelsea. Open Saline District Library, 555 N. to 4 p.m. Saturday.: A family-ori Kidney Foundation of Michigan by Gail Hershenzon. Class seven days a week, from 10 a,m. Maple Rd. Ages 3 and older. ented trek in canoes and kayaks will dffer free community health "Beginning City Directories" with to 4 p.m. Free. "Wateroo!or& -." Harvest Art Market: From 10 Free, but registration is required. Up the Huron Riven with stops Marcla McCrary Visit www. ., j forum to address public health > Portraiture;" featuring Rose a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 10» Silver. For more information, ,call429- along tha way. For age 5 and disparities, Eastern Michigan ^hvco^org/info/gswc or call 483- . Bradley, Tammy Burke and Sue • Maples of Chelsea. Pottery, jew- . /5450.. older. Meet at Oexter-Huroh ^ Untversity Student Center, 900. 2799. .•'• , "*"/•'. Craig, ,'.:-. elry, watercolor, photography Metropark parking lot, Huron > OakwOpdStiiYpsilantl.'Free; and more.*. '',-''>' Galileo: 2 to 3:30 p.m. Sept. River Drive, Dexter. Costs $35 for and open to the public. Issues Huron Valley Harmonfzers: Chelsea Center for the Arts: 20, DirectofPeggy Daub, bqat rental. Pre-registratldn * 1 will include health concerns in Male singers invited to join From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday Chelsea District Ubrary: For Unrversfty of Michigan Special required. $4 vehicfe entrance Washte'naw County, impact of weekly rehearsals of localbar- through Thursdayat Center ' information,:call 475*8732 or visit Collections Library, will talk about feerCall 426-8211;;; -• social conditions on communi bershop; harmony chorus. 7:30 - Gallery, 400 Cdngdoh St. www.chelsea.lib.mi.us. a 400-year-old manuscript writ- > ty health,, local groups:working p.m. Tuesdays at Stony Creek ! .''•••''. * i, Paintings, photography, stone ten, by Galileo, illustrating how Bam Concert and Bonfire: to improve health, resources Unrted Methodist Church, 8635 ware, sculpture, jewelry,-art • Chelsea Senior Center: he reacted to what he saw after 7:30 to 10 p.m, Saturday, Legacy needed to make health chang Stony Creek Rd., Ypsilanti. Free glass, textiles and more. Free. Located at 512 Washington St. building telescopes'of 'increasing Land Conservancy fundraiser es, and changes in laws that to visitors ($130 annual dues). all 433-2787 or visit chelsea- Call 475-9242 for program regis strength.. Free; Saline District ' with-dancing to Billy King & the might be beneficial to commu Call445-1925. •>•• centerfofthearts.6rg. ; tration and.24-hour advance • Library, 555 N. Maple Road. Call Idylls. MonaTcoholio beverages nity health. Register at 1-800- lunch reservation. 429-5450. available. Rancho Tranquilico,. • 482-1455. Sweet Adelines County Mornings, Mochas and 11300 Island Lake Road., ' Connection: 71610:30 p.m., Melodies: Pierce's Pastries Plus, Incredible Edibles Walk: 1:30 Dexter. $10 (family, $20) sug Dawn Farm Jamboree: 1 to 6 Tuesdays. Women invited to join 10:30 am to 12:30 am, p.m. Sunday, Eddy Discovery DEXTER gested donation. Call 302-5; ' p.m. Sunday, 6633 Stoney Creek weekly rehearsals of 40-member Saturday mornings, 103 W, Center, Waterloo. Enjoy a walk Draw Doubles: Local 101 Road, Ypsilanti. Free parking. barbershop harmony chorus. Middle St. Call 475-6081.. with wild edibles expert Tom , Disc Gott Club: Noon on Casting for Fun: Trout Live music, hayrides,.pony rides, UAW Local 898 Hall, 8975 Textile Jameson and learn what Mother Saturdays. Beginners paired with Unlimited: 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, rock climbing wall, children's Road., Ypsilanti; Free to visitors Chelsea HIstorlcal.Museum: Nature has to offer. Jameson will . advanced players, Prizes..Golf adults and children invited to try tent, children's games, crafts, ($M monthly dues). Call 480- Located in the Gourmet share some of his.recipes and discs available. Hudson Mills' fly casting, instructors available face painting, animals to pew tmmmmmmmmmmam ^a^mmtmm^mmam^tkmmatm mMM-Lmm^MM_m ^^tAtM^ikM^Mimmitimjtim^^ mammtmmmmmmmmm aaai Thursday, September 10,2009 « HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS/WESTERN REGION • Page 3-C marking a decade with symphony playing the cello"; and went on Season kickst o play in concerts throughout Israel and Europe, and took advanced study with Leonard offthis Rose and Pablo Casals. By Sheila Pursglove - * But he isn't just a musician. Special Writef In addition to a master's degree in music, he holds a bachelor's The Ann Arbor Symphony degree in aeronautical engi Orchestra, kicking off its , neering, and served in the new season Saturday with IsraeliArmy a Beethoven Festival, had a After moving to'the United humble start in 192« by five States, he served as assistant musically inclined members of conductor of the Cleveland ~ a local Methodist church. Institute of Music and the Over the years, it has Ohio Opera. In 1984, he became been known as Ann Arbor principal cellistat the Buffalo Community Orchestra, Ann Philharmonic, assistant con Arbor Civic Orchestra and Ann ductor in 1988 and resident Arbor Civic Symphony, but no conductor in 1990. matter the moniker, the music He has performed as prin is always sublime. cipal cellist with the Haifa Since 1986, the Ann Arbor Symphony, the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra has been Opera and the Colorado Music a fully professional orchestra, Festival, and has conducted with musicians—teachers, many of Israel's orchestras, , university professors, college as well as major orchestras in the United States, Canada and students and professional f freelancers—from Ann Arbor, Europe. Ypsilanti.Milford, Grand He also serves as music Rapids, Chelsea, Brighton and director and conductor of the elsewhere in the Wolverine and Ashland, Ohio Symphony and Buckeye states, performing in director of chamber music Ann Arbor's historic Michigan at the Chautauqua Institute, Theater under Music Director where he is a membef of the and Conductor Arie Lipsky. New Arts Trio in residence and "I feel hondred and blessed records on the Fleur de Son to continue bringing great Classics label/ music to a great community," Lipsky often can be found said Lipsky, who is entering his in Washtenaw County schools, 10th year with the orchestra. - sharing his passion formusi c "In these economic tumultu with youngsters; ana his musi ous times, I sense our audience cians play side-by-side concerts realizes the importance of • with local high school students, AnriArtwSyiffi maintaining and sustaining sharing their music stands and Thoater In Ann Arbor. our orchestra as we reach new expertise with the teens. Of the the A2SO, I said that a great has expanded our horizons. His While many symphonies lance writer. She can records in subscription and 70,000-plus people the sympho orchestra is a reflection of its compassion has reached out to and other cultural organiza be reached at ticket sales.- ny reaches annually, more than J, community, its pride and its every member of our commu tions have folded in these tough bing Iey51 ©yahoo.com, — It seems the traditional 45,000 of them are children, ' "bright expectations," he said. nity —from toddler to senior economic times, the Ann Arbor symphony role of providing through in-school education Symphony Orchestra has and youth concerts. "I reaffirm that belief and —and he has forged new and great music showcasing out look forward to continuing my lasting friendships," she said. remained steadfast, in large standing talent, and opportuni Lipsky is proud of the "His countless hours study part because of Lipsky's lead ties for friends to meet,_also _ symphony winning the 2009 work in that same spirit as we ership, friendship and dedica provides symphonic respite Arh^Mfef^ardfrcttthe , start our new season of cele ing the scores, performing in tion,Blaske said. and escape fromth e day to day Ann Arbor Area Convention bration with the eternal sounds his New Arts Trio, coaching "This year we all join to cel It helps us all to look forward to and Visitors' Bureau, and of of Beethoven." chamber groups, and perform ebrate his anniversary and his better iimes." the debut of the symphony's Lipsky's 10 concert seasons ing in great orchestras have exemplary vision for what our , Lipsky got an early musical CD for the Naxos classical • have brought great joy, says all made Arie a musician's orchestra can be for our com CLASSIFIED start—the Israeli native was music label, featuring the Executive Director Mary musician, who is, I daresay at munity" playing flutea t age 6 and per music of composer Paul Fetler. SteffekBlaske. the risk of mixed images, the For more information, visit CLASSIFIED forming solo with an orchestra "Ten seasons ago when I 'Arie's dedication to most collaborative maestro . www.a2so.com or call 9944801. at the age of 9. At 12, he began accepted my position with humankind's greatest music anywhere—and the best." Sheila Purscjlove. is a free CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Ladies' Day Friday to feature CLASSIFIED By Sheila Pursglove. ladies who attend the event Saline Fair go back a long way, CLASSIFIED . Special Writer always enjoy their music," Ladies' Day, spearheaded by committee shesays. said Superintendent Elaine "Henne Field was the place Paddy Ash could have settled Masters, members Kate Guenther, Wilma Trachet, to be. I can always remember CLASSIFIED down in retirement after a long "I truly would like to be a wanting to be at the fair every career in education, part of the band, but the Lord Irene Jedele, Janet Weidmayer and Shirley day But we were farm kids and CLASSIFIED Instead, the Ypsilanti resi didn't provide me enough there were always things to be dent became a stand-up comedi hours in the day or days in the Kruger, will include the presentation of spe done at-home. an, turning jokes about growing week to include that in my life CLASSIFIED older into popular routines that right now." cial awards provided by businesses from "Since I now set my own resonate with baby boomers Ladles' Day, spearheaded schedule, you can usually find works in many ways and senior citizens who enjoy by committee members Kate Saline and other areas. me at the fair from early morn such wisecracks as, "I'd like to Guerither, WllmaTrachet, •'-• ing until it closes daily •• see more of my grandkids, but Irene Jedele, Janet Weidmayer handed out from 12:30 p.m. the Saline Area School District "It is just a great love for they keep stealing my glasses," and Shirley Kruger, will until 1 p,m, when the program —will be admitted free from 9 me with all the exhibits and Ash performs at senior ^ include the presentation of starts, ••-.-••' a.m. to 1p.m. animals and seeing people you - centers, high school reunions, special awards provided by The first 225 ticket holders A first prize of $25 will be only get to see at the fair." birthday parties for seniors, businesses fromSalin e and will receive goodie bags—re awarded at 1 p.m. to the oldest and special events, including otherareas. usable shopping bags donated married couple of whom at Ladies'Day/Old Settlers Day The 2009 Adult and by Meijer. Some bags will least one is an Old Settler. i^j-'^>? 1 p.m. Httoay at the Saline Junior Homemakers will be contain special door prizes "It'si a joy to work on the Community Fait announced and crowned. provided by businesses in the Ladies' Day program," Masters Ash, now in her mid-70s, The winning duo is invited Salinearea. said: caught the acting bug after per to take part in Saturday's fair Entries for the fruit pie and "We really appreciate all the 1 forming in plays, musicals and parade and also encouraged coffee cake contests will be businesses and individuals that TV commercials. to take an active part in next taken at 12:30 p.m, under the donate prizes and gifts. Ladies' '*!*\< year's Michigan State Fair openshowarea. . Day is always a popular event. " 'MSmm*" She earned her comedy chops in 2005 by enrolling in a Homemaker's Competition. Old Settlers-at least 65 We always have a lot of fun. 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