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The Plymouth Community Arts Council presents The Art of Civil Disobedience 7 9 pm Tuesday July 22 Gillian Eaton will perform scenes from the Selma lunch counter sit ins and act as a facilitator in an open discus sion about the art of civil disobedience^ Admission IS $5 ThePCAC IS located at 774 N Sheldon at Junction For more infor mation visit the Web site at plymouthartscom or call (734) 41&-4278 ■ Garden scholars The Plymouth Branch of the Woman s National Farm PHOTOS BY iiz OROZCO | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER steveo Dodge Of the 24th Michigan Infantry carries the and Garden Association pre Elizabeth Fell (left), 6, and Ricky Fell 4, watch confetti fall from the Emerald City Design truck at the Plymouth Fourth of July parade American Flag during the parade sented four college scholar ships at Its June picnic and 4tli of July, Plymouth style

American flag and Plymouth phenom other w ay Parade, picnic help Sara Lenore belting out Lee ‘We drove all night to get here,” said Greenwood s God Bless the U S A , it Mobbs, who wore flashing red, white plant auction at the home of celebrate holiday was easy for the throngs of people lin­ and blue earrings for the occasion Myriila Schrader ing Mam Street to feel the patriotism “WeTe very patriotic We have so many Two $1000 and two $500 BY BRAD KADRICH as the earliest - and one of the most flags in our house we look like the capi- scholarships were presented STAFF WRITER popular - parades made its way tol by Eileen Wittenberg the through town The parade drew the usual crowd of clubs education chair In the first Goofi Morning USA Sheila and Kenneth Mobbs drove all politicians Locals such as L eJoy, (R - The scholarships went to parade since the end of the war in Iraq, the way from Union City, Tenn , to visit Canton) state Rep John Stewart (R Carrie Hayes Kiyoko Julyk organizer Fred Hill made sure he front Sheilas sister arriving around 5am Plymouth Township) and state Sen Julia House and Rachel loaded the parade with patriotic acts Friday They were front and center well Bruce Patterson (R Canton) walked Blake Connell runs through the sprayscape at Reynolds and symbols before the parade s 7 30 a m start the route as did U S Rep Thaddeus Plymouth Township Park during the Plymouth With State Rep Phil LaJoys 40-foot time, and wouldn t have had it any Township picnic ■ Patterson hours PLEASE SEE PARADE, AS Local residents who want to talk to state Sen Bruce Patterson get their chance Monday but they II have to drive to Trenton to do it City mulls Chief; M ove shouldn't im pact service Patterson holds office hours at the Trenton Veterans Memorial Library BY BRAD KADRICH would be in covenng its current area Township By moving almost exactly one 279 0 Westfield 2 3 p m Bathey STAFF WRITER Some residents and some Plymouth mile east, th^ station’s western-most He s available to the public city commissioners are questionmg boundary lands between Sheldon and with no appointment necessary While a new, roomier, more efficient whether to move Fire Station No 1, cur­ Canton Center But Fire Chief Larry fire station would be part of the mix if rently located with the township complex Groth doesn’t think that represents a ■ Jaycee fight proposals Plymouth Township officials build the at A n n A rb o r R o a d and Lille y "iTie sta­ problem During the 2002 Art in the new township hall at Haggerty and Ann tion IS the primary responder within the “This station has been the first Park festival the Plymouth Arbor Road, the question has been nsen city, and its two-mile boundary extends Jaycees ran a successful BYTONYBRUSCATO about how effective the new station all the way to McClumpha in Plymouth PLEASE SEE FIRE STATION, A4 bone marrow donor registra STAFF WRITER tion drive This year the Jaycees Plymouth city officials are have chosen to run a project mulling over nearly a dozen pro­ to raise funds for the fight posals for the 16 acres of aty- Mayflower boss still confident against lupus a chronic owned land on Mill Street, which is auto immune disease they commonly knojvn as the Bathey say IS hard to diagnose dif property BYTONYBRUSCATO involved in this project was because of ficult to manage and if not “There are a number of firms STAFF WRITER the strength of the Plymouth communi­ treated can become life that will provide us a concept for ty, said Mark Baker of Downtown threatening Lupus affects the future, and have the where­ If one walks past the Mayflower Plymouth Ventures, which owns the women 10 times more fre withal to bnng a project to Centre at the comer of Ann Arbor 'IVail Mayflower Centre “We think it’s a great quentiy than men fruition,” said City Manager Paul. and Mam Street in downtown place to live, a great place to work, and a Donations for this project Sincock “For the most part, the Plymouth, one might think the complex great place to do business can be made payable to Lupus proposals are residential condo­ is a hub o f activity Alliance The Lupus Alliance minium projects” 'The retail area o f the three-story INITIAL PROBLEM S Michigan/Indiana is assisting Originally, there were more than structure is almost completely full with the Jaycees with the project 45 developers who eiqiressed an restaurants, a jewelry store, spa and Shortly after groundbreaking m For more information call interest m buying one of the last other assorted shops 2000, John Vmcenti of Tb-Mount the Jaycees (734) 453 8407 large tracts of land in the city But, if you look up, there’s no move­ Vmcenti Companies of Novi became However, three-fourths of those ment to be seen through the windows financially overextended, and an unfin­ ■ Carwash did not send back Request for because the second-story office and ished Mayflower Centre sat like an alba­ The Plymouth Fifes Drum Qualification forms, which will third-floor condominium areas remain tross on ffie city’s busiest comer Cor^s adds a new twist to its help the city commission weed out empty In early 2001, Downtown Plymouth annual car wash a new location the real players from those less However, despite the emptiness of the Ventures, a group headed by Mark The event takes place from qualified once-thought-of white elephant, devel­ Wilkie of Livonia Building Materials, n a m to 2 p m Saturday ‘ The city commission is being opers believe it will someday be the ^uly12 at Lees Chicken 1122 Tlie Mayflower Centre in downtown Plymoutii is crowning jewel of downtown Plymouth Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth PLEASE SEE BATHEY, A4 located at comer o f Mam and Ann Arbor Trail “One of the reasons we became PLEASE SEE MAYFLOWER, A3 -'nd atTCFBank 45375 Ford oad in Canton [The corps is asking for a $b donation per wash The RECEFnONlST/FRONT D E S K CONTACT US INDEX LOOKING AHEAD ' money raised goes toward 5 to 7 years of receptiomst/dencal experience prior commeroal Newsroom - (734) 459 ZTQO new uniforms which cost Apartments C5 Jobs 02 Plym outliArtintfie Park Newsroom fax - (734) 459 42Z4 Automotive D6 Obituaries A4 more than $1000 Things went really well with the ad Classifieds 1800 579 SELL In Thursdays Filter section thewel Home del very 1 866 PAPER Classified C.D Observer Life B1 For more information call Thanks' PK Livonia 88 come mat is being rolled out for Classified Index C2 New Homes ^ Cl Tim or Mary Ayers at (734) artists from 28 states Canada and Crossword Puzzle C4 Service Guide D5 207 5026 people attending this popular event PUT OUR CLASSIFIEDS TO WORK FOR YOU! 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Paws walk Plymouth Is for good cause AROUND TOWN MUD DAY AFTER DARK He taught himself to draw as a Local canines and their own­ in the park, include a Bobbing child and went on to a career ers get a chance to get some for Tennis Balls Contest, an Wayne County’s annual Mud The Plymouth Community as an art director, graphic exercise and help with a good Agility Obstacle Course, an Day is 11 a m Tuesday at Hines Chamber of Commerce hosts artist, photo editor, copy editor cause later this month when Owner/Dog Look-Alike P a rk N a n k in M ills area, on its third-annual “Plymouth and cartoonist Kellogg Park is the site for the Contest, and a Dog Talent Hines Drive, east of Ann Arbor After Dark When the Stars Registration is requested • third-annual Laps for Learning Show There will even a Trail in Westland Come Out'” event Friday, Aug and can be made by calling Walk for Paws with a Cause ‘Smooch the Pooch” booth’ Children 12 and under are 8, from 7 30-11 p m (734) 453-0750, Ext 4, or The walk takes place from 9 Paws With A Cause was invited to participate in one of Live music by Bobby Lewis stopping b y the Reader’s a m -noon on Saturday, July founded in Michigan in 1979 Wayne County Parks’ most and the Crackerjack Band Advisory Desk 26 The 1 5-mile walk starts in It IS dedicated to the training popular events Wayne County starts at 7 p m m Kellogg Park Kellogg Park and will wind its of Assistance Dogs to help peo­ mixes more than 200 tons of Some of the “stars’ expected GRAMMY WINNER w ay through easily accessible, ple with disabilities in their tppsoil and more than 20,000 include the Flintstones, Clark tree-lined city neighborhoods quest to live independent lives gallons of water to ensure that Gable, Scarlet O ’Hara, Marilyn Gram n^ Award-nominated PAW S assistance dogs and fbs- These dogs function as service the mud is just right and a Monroe, Dolly Parton, Garth blues singer and Detroit native ter puppies (along with their dogs, hearing dogs, seizure m u dd y tim e is had b y all Brooks and others Kate Hart will perform at people) are especially wel­ response dogs, and combo Youngsters will be separated The event will include free PtymoutWs Lower Tbwn Gnll at 9 come, said Sue Brooks of Paws dogs, for those with multiple into categories based on age to entertainment, music on the pm Fhday,Julyl8 Lower Tbwn with a Cause The third annual walk for Paws with a disabilities partiapate in “Mud Limbo street corners, and limousine G n ll is located at 195 W Liberty Registration starts at 9 a m Cause, which provides helper dogs to “A demonstration of the and the wheel barrow races A t ndes from store to store Hart recently reappeared on A ll dogs m ust be on a leash, disabled people, takes place July 26 amazing things PAW S dogs the conclusion of the event, Papparazzi will welcome the the Detroit scene after enjoy­ under control at all times and in Kellogg Park can do will be part of Laps for M r and Miss Mud will be “stars” to town to officially kick ing a 25-year career on the have proof of current rabies Learning,” Brooks said “Paws crowned off the event at 7 30 p m west coast as a successful solo vaccination Children age 14 Civitan Club hosts an all-you- W ith A Cause maintains that The county suggests that For more information, call and ensemble performer and and under must be accompa­ can-eat breakfast ($6 for Disability Does Not Mean children wear old clothes and the chamber, (734) 453-1540 recording artist Hart, who nied by an adult Pledges are adults, $3 for kids) at the Inability’ and these dogs help shoes Children should also first appeared on Detroit’s own due the day of the walk Prizes Masonic Temple, across from to make that true bring a clean change of TOP EMPLOYEE Stag Records in the early and gifts will be available for Kellogg Park clothes An on-site cleanup 1970s, has since recorded and all walkers, including T-shirts Laps for Learning promises For more information flyers and/or area will be provided The Jennifer Nowak has been appeared on more than 10 for those raising $100 or more its participants a full slate of pledge sheets please contact Sue Wayne County and Westland named the July 2003 albums, including the highly To kick off the event, from 8- camne doings Fun-filled dog­ Brooks at Paws With A Cause 248 693 Fire Departments will be on Employee of the Month at the successful Queen o f the Night 11 a m , the Plymouth-Canton gie activities, which will occur 9789 orpawssemisue@yahoocom hand with hoses to air m Plymouth Bennigan^, officials (1999), the expenmental Lxuay rinsing mud off the children for LaBelle Management, the M o n g rel album (2000) and Parents are also advised to restaurants owners, several ensemble projects b rin g a supply o f tow els as announced this week Most notably, Hart was there are no showers on site LaBelle officials said crew involved with the creation and A n n A r b o r Plastic bags will be provided members are chosen based on success of Seattle Women m to carry the old clothes job performance, customer Rhythm & Blues, an ensemble D e r m a t o l o g y ho m e service, attitude, team spint, group made up of some of the dependability and profession­ biggest female blues voices m CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT alism the w orld A. Craig Cattell, MD and Associates Since returning to Detroit, The centennial exhibit of the LIBRARY CARTOONISTS Hart has assembled an all-new Ann Arbor; (734) 996-2929 Detroit Society of Women line up of remarkable musi­ Painters and Sculptors is on The Plymouth District cians to support her resurgence Plymouth: (734)455-6881 display at the Plymouth Library welcomes two success­ on the locd music scene, Community Arts Council ful cartoon artists for an mcludmg Detroit keyboard Our Comprehensive through Ju ly 31 upcoming program As part of veteran Susie Woodman, “The Liberation of M y the Teen Summer Reading bassist Tbny Dean of Mojo Dermatology Center Offers: Mother and Her Mother Program, Dave Coverly, creator Rising fame, drummer Ken Women m M y Life ’ is the of Speed Bump, and Jef Murphy of Blue Cat fame, and • Loser Hair Treatment theme chosen Ity the group in Mallett, creator of Frazz, will Bass Motor City guitanst • Botox Injections honor of their 100th anniver­ share their stones at 7 p m Dennis Burr sary, according to PCAC offi- Tuesday, July 8 In the spmt of Seattle MOHS Surgery Growing up in Plamwell, Women m Rhythm & Blues, • o u r aals The show was juried by • Skin Cancer Treatment Jim Tottis, curator of American M ich, Dave Coverly has been Hart created Detroit Women A rt at the Detroit Institute of cartooning since childhood in Rhythm & Blues m February • Skin Rejuvination Arts Honors were awarded to His work has appeared in many 2003 The touring ensemble Carol LaChiuse (first prize), newspapers and magazines features a lineup of some of the • Treatment of Skin, Hair, Jeanne Poulet (second prize), His best-known work, “Speed most prominent female blues and Nail Disorders Mary Ellen Croci (third prize) Bump” is seen in roughly 200 voices on the Detroit scene and Bobby Ttellon (fourth newspapers internationally The show has taken all of prize) Coverly presently lives in Ann ^Mlchlgan by storm through a The public is invited to view Arbor with his family and senes of club and festival Free Laser & Cosmetic Consultations the exhibit during PCAC hours, works from his attic studio appearances, and has featured 9 a m -3 p m Monday-Friday Living in Lansing with his such regulars as M im i Harns, www.annarbordermatology.net The PCAC is located at 774 N wife, Patty and a wide vanety Stacia Petne, Lady T and Sheldon For additional hours of dogs and bikes, Jef Mallett Shame Williams or more information, call the took an early interest in the Call (734) 451-1213 for Follow your favorite high school sports team each week in the Observer PCAC, (734) 416 4278 comics and never left them details

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foolish,’ admitted Baker “It’s natural to build from flie MAYFLOWER Finally, oyster bar may be coming ground up, and the third floor FROM PAGE A1 would be the last to be com­ pleted invested more than $10 million “We should have put all our Developer: Construction in cash to revive construction resources on the top first, and H ow ever, that wasn’t the end had a sales m odel open a year ‘could begin this month' of involvement for DPV ago,” he said “We missed the “W e didn ’t th in k we w ould peak selling season, dunng the BY TONY BRUSCATO play such a significant role,” warm weaker ’ STAFF WRITER added Baker, “but, as it turned Baker said they’ve hired a out, that s n o t w ha t happened local builder to construct two The developer of a three- We ended up doing market­ of the condos, which will give story restaurant and condo­ ing, sales, advertising and them three to show to prospec­ minium project that will house other things the developer usu­ tive homeowners Tom’s Oyster Bar on Penmman ally does,” said Baker ‘Ever “There will be different Avenue said he expects demoli­ since then, we’ve been fighting design features, more finishes tion of the current one-story an image problem ” and more rich architectural structure to begin this month Reading between the lines, details so we can show poten­ In M ay2002, Brad Egan, land Vmcenti dropped the ball and tial buyers a broad range of development manager for Ferlito D P V took over the project what can be done,” he said Construction m Roseville, rather than watch it go down Lou Sabatmi of Cranbrook received site plan approval from the tubes Vincenti is now a Realty, who is handling sales of the planning commission to con­ “residual” owner, with basically the condominiums for DPV, struct the downtown building, no say on what goes on at the said interest in the homes has which will mclude the first-floor M ayflow er im proved restaurant and condomimums The first-floor retail has been “TVaffic has picked up with on flie second and third floors a boon to the corner In fact, the warm weather, and we have Egan will be back in front of Baker said Cold Stone two deposits,” said Sabatmi, “so the planning commission Creamery, an upscale ice cream there’s definitely interest ” Tuesday to receive reapproval shop, will be opening within The condos range from for the site plan because his several weeks 2,700 to 5,000 square feet, previous permits have expired ‘ W e’ve been h a ppy w ith the with each having a rooftop Egan is well aware the proper­ retail, it’s been the jewel of this terrace of 800 to 1,200 ty h M been advertised for nearly project for us,” said Baker “A t square feet The price seven years as flie next location this point, we only have anoth­ extends from $638,000 on for flie well-known restaurant This IS the future home of Tom's Oyster Bat in Plymouth Demolition on the current structure could start as early as er 3,400 square feet left, and the low end to $1 2 million owned by Tom Brandel this month we’re in negotiations with for the home overlooking “There have been a lot o f dif­ someone to fill it” Kellogg Park ferent reasons for the delay, when it might open But, I’ve Appeals, allowing for tenants Tm not going to make any Baker said the 26,000 Baker said the construction including the feet we wanted always been interested in of the condos to park m the square feet o f office space on cost for the Mayflower finanang m place before we pur­ dow ntow n Plym outh ” nearby city parking garage the second floor is still empty Centre has gone up, from an chased the buildmg, Eg an said Egan said ^ e demohtion ‘ Logistically, we just can’t predictions as to when it D PV is in negotiations w i^ a original $13 million to an ‘ Constmction should be com­ and construction of the new provide parking m that build­ possible tenant for 1,500 estimated $15 million pleted by flie end o f the year” building IS expected to cost in ing,’ said Egan might open. But, I've aiways square feet o f space However, his biggest selling Eg an s com pany is buying the neighborhood of $i 3 mil­ Brandel said lastyearhe job IS to turn around the the building from Brandel, lion lliere will be two condo­ thou^t an Oysto* Bar m been interested in downtown TO U G H S E L L image of the Mayflower, a who will then lease space for miniums on each of the upper Plymouth (»u ld be his number name which was once rich in his popular restaurant floors, ranging from 1,000- to onelocatioa Hecurrenflyowns Plymouth.' “It’s been hard because of the Plymouth history “Yes, I’m still interested,” 1,200-square-feet Egan said restaurants m Grosse Pointe, Royal economy,” he said “When we “The Mayflower Centre was said Brandel ‘ Right now, my they will range in price from Oak, Southfield and Detroit Tom Brandel became involved in 2001, we viewed as outsiders coming in, restaurant is dependent upon $300,000-$325,000, which is Brandel also owns Howe’s Bj^ou, restaurateur had the Sept 11 tragedies and but not being part of the com­ the developer up about $100,000 from esti­ a cajun gnll, m Femdale since then the economy has munity,’ he said ‘W e’re trying “It’s been delayed so long, I’ll mates he gave last year Brandel noted each of his been sputtering, and office to take the next step and make believe It w hen I see it, added Last year, Ferlito restaurants has its own person­ to have some o f the same space is very muqh tied to the the connections Brandel “I’m not going to Construction received a vari­ ality, b u t he d id say look fo r the trademarks that are institu­ econom y” “We are 100 percent com­ make any predictions as to ance from the Board of Zoning Tom ’s Oyster B a r m Plym outh tions at his other locations, Baker admits one of the mitted to seeing this project including wooden floors,"' biggest mistakes was Rot con­ through to success, not only wooden panel walls, tin ceiling, centrating more on the 11 top- from an in v e s tm e n t stand­ blue-checkered table cloths floor condominiums early on, point, but also from a commu­ Ice cream lovers get another choice and a chalkboard menu board instead of last nity standpoint,” Baker said “We made the mistake of tbruscato@oe homecomm net BY TONY BRUSCATO Creamery It’s a super premium on a frozen granite stone right tbruscato@oe tiomecomm net (734) 459 2700 being penny wise and pound (734)4592700 STAFF WRITER ice cream, not soft serve or hard in front of you pack It’s smooth and creamy” “It’s the ultimate ice cream Plymouth ice cream lovers Flaum said all creations are experience,’ he said T -n r will soon have Cheese Cake made-to-order from 16 differ­ N o exact opening day has Double Thke, Chocolate ent flavors of ice cream, yogurt, been established The Devotion and Oreo Overload Italian sorbet, cakes, pies, Plymouth store, on the Mam Alw ays Rem em ber... 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BY BRAD EMONS As a senior, Metcalf helped lead can dunk with two hands and knock STAFF WRITER SCHOOLCRAFT Finney to the Detroit Public School down shots from the outside League title in 2001-02 and a berth m “He’s a blur, but what he needs to The Schoolcraft College mens basket­ T h e 5 -fo o t-ll M e tcalf played leist sea­ the state quarterfinals work on his raising his (basketball) IQ , ball team got some additional help for son for Dodge City (Kan) Community “Ray IS a very athletic point guard, he’s at the point guard position He needs to next season at the point guard position College, but did finish the season for the quick, a guy who can get by people,” make better decisions And if he does as coach Carlos Briggs announced the Conquistadors, who were 13-16 overall Bnggs said “He’s a tenacious defender that, he could be a mid- to high major signing of Detroit Finney graduate Ray and 4-12 m the Kansas Jayhawk CC and comes from a winning high school M etcalf Conference program He may be only 5-10, but he PLEASE SEE OCELOTS, A7

■ Golf outing Salem grad Roth Area doctor living a golfer's The two Plymouth area high school hockey teams will be hosting a golf outing on Saturday Aug 23 at the qualifies for Hickory Creek Golf Club in dream with Nike equipment P ly m o u th C o s t o f th e e v e n t is $110 p e r p la y e r o r $ 4 0 0 f o r a 8th Buick Open BY DAN O'MEARA foursome and includes green STAFF WRITER fees and a cart a steak dm BY BRAD MONASTIERE ner on course beverages STAFF WRITER Being an avid golfer, Dr Bnan Nocella and a chance to participate thought he hit the jackpot when he was cho­ in a silent and live auction The Buick Open in Grand Blanc has tradi­ sen to be a Nike golf players staff member Check in for the event is at tionally seen a mix o f elite golfers firom Nocella is part of a new Nike program in 7 am with a shotgun start at around the world, P G A tour players hoping which a select group o f golfers froqi across 8 am The dinner and auc to grind out a win and local players who get the country tests its golf equipment and pro­ tion will start a tlp m their tu rn m the spotlight vides feedback There will also be prizes In this years event, another local player “It was like buying a lottery ticket and win­ for longest drive and closest will take his swings with the best ning,” Nocella said “I couldn’t believe it It’s a to the pin Anyone who gets Canton’s Jeff Roth shot a 69 Ihesday dur­ golfer’s dream ” a hole in one at the event ing a Buick Open Sectional Tournament at The 43-year-old chiropractor, who prac­ can also win a two year lease The Fortress in Frankenmuth, allowing him ticed in Farmington for the last 13 years, read on a c a r c o u rte s y o f H in es to qualify for the event, held at Warwick Hills about the program m T ravel ^ L e isu re G o lf P a rk Golf & Country Club m August m agazine For more information on This will mark the eighth time Roth, a 1975 He was one of approximately 1,600 appli­ the event contact Deborah graduate of Sdem High School, has qualified cants — a number ^ a t was eventually whit­ Tollison at (734) 9812802 or for the only annual P G A tour stop in tled down to 88 The country is divided into Chris Wolfe at (734) 453 Michigan He first qualified for the tourna­ 11 regions with eight participants m each 8332 ment 20 years ago, and all his experience Nike, which sponsors Tiger Woods on the since then turned the once wide-eyed rookie P G A Tour, IS best known for its line of athlet­ ■ Salem soccer into an assured veteran ic shoes, but recently entered the golf equip­ The Salem boys soccer “It’s just^ regular tournament to me now,” ment and apparel market team will have optional said Roth, from Knollwood Country Club m “The program came about because Nike workouts for all interested West Bloomfield, where he works as the head wanted to know what people think,” Nocella players entering grades golf pro W hen I played there the first time, I said “They have the No 1 player m the world n in e 12 o n th e fo llo w in g was so nervous I could barely get the ball on using their stuff, but sales were not what th ^ dates July 9 1114 16 18 21 the tee, and was just thrilled to be there Back anticipated W hy’ That’s what they’re striv­ 23 a n d 25 then I had more of^ negative nervousness ing to fin d o u t” The workouts will be held about playing Npw its more of an excited To be eligible to participate, a golfer had to at the high school fields on feeling where I can’t wait to get out there and have a single-digit handicap, play at least 10 the corner of Joy and Canton play” rounds a year outside his home state and be Center from 6 8 p m Official Roth has been the head pro at Knollwood knowledgeable about golf and golf equip­ team tryouts start Aug 11 for three years and worked at the Flint Golf m ent For more information con Club prior to that Nocella, a 5-handicap who has played golf tact coach Ed McCarthy at Roth, 45, qualified thanks to a birdie on since he was 13, met the requirements, but he (248) 5612846 the first playoff hole at the sectional tourna­ went a step further to set himself apart from ment John Traub won the sectional with a other applicants ■ PHS grid camps 68, and Roth beat out Tom Harding He included a photo a ftiend had taken of Plymouth High School will (Meadowbrook Country Club) and Bnan him during a trip to the legendary course at host several football camps Snyder (Detroit Golf Club) to secure his qual­ St Andrews, Scotland th is m o n th ifying spot for the Buick. In the picture, Nocella is held upside down There IS a youth camp Roth felt the key at the sectional was his Dr Brian Nocelia, a Farmington chiropractor, was one of a select number of golfers b y the ankles b y tw o fellow golfers as he tnes scheduled for kids entering who were chosen to participate m a Nike program, testing and evaluating the compa* grades five nine running PLEASE SEE ROTH,A7 ny's golf equipment and apparel PLEASE S£E NIKE, A8 6 30 9 p m e a c h d a y J u ly 7 9 Former Detroit Lion Tom Beer will be among the teaching staff which will instruct players on all basic Broncos rack up 26 goals in sum m er hockey gam e fundamentals of the game You d o n o t n e e d to be a The Buckeyes have had trouble keep­ (Livonia) notched two goals and three Wednesday’s game The Warriors then J J Swistak (West Bloomfield) handed Plymouth resident to attend ing the puck out of their own net in the assists and Brandon M ishow ski rebounded for the final five goalaof the out four assists also "— Camp cost is $30 and a T Metro Summer Hockey League this year (Westland) tallied a hat tnck. contest to pull out the victory Whalers 12, Falcons 8 TheWHMers shirt IS included For more Wednesday night, the Broncos added to Livon ia ’s Ju stin M aedel also h a d a goal Livonia’s Jason Moul and Adam outscored the Falcons m each of the information contact Phil their troubles m a big w ay and an assist in the game Stoner eaeh tallied three goals and three periods of Wednesde^’s game to Ferguson at (734) 358 0558 The Broncos scored 10 goals m the Chns Powrozmk (Redford) scored one assist to lead the Warriors’ attack earn a victory The 10th grade skills camp second and third periods en route to a twice and assisted on two others for the Bill McSween (Redford) popped in The Whalers used balanced sconng, IS s c h e d u le d fo r 7 9 3 0 p m 26-9 victory Buckeyes Sean Burke (Livonia two and assisted on another, while thanks to goals from nine different play­ J u ly 1011 a n d 15 e a c h d ay a t Jack McCoy (Farmington Hills) ChurciuU) scored twice also Matt Krug (Livonia) dished out three ers in the contest Brian Linley the Plymouth football prac helped lead the offensive explosion for Warriors 12, Wolverines 8 These two helpers (Plymouth) played the entire game in tice fields Offensive and the Broncos with two goals and five teams matched each other goal for goal Brandon Kaleniecki (Livonia) scored defensive fundamentals will assists m the game AdamAbrahamson through the first two periods of three of the Wolverines’ first five goals PLEASE SEE BRONCOS, A7 be the focus of this three day camp Players should b rin g a w a te r ju g w ith w a te r and football shoes with them to the camp Only players F entering 10th grade are eiigi UM-bound Smith could leave bie for the camp C a m p c o s t IS $ 3 0 an d walk up registrations are John Glenn hoops team welcome A T shirt is includ ed with the camp fee For BY BRAD EMONS Ronald Coleman more information contact STAFF WRITER Other sources told the O bserver Jay Blaylock at (734) 582 Ken Smith inquired about gomg to rival 5 6 9 6 Apparently Jerret Smith knows he’s Wayne Memors&l, or possibly transfemng A 4 3and option camp is headed to the University of Michigan, but to a private school such as Birmingham- also slated for July 28 30 where he ends up for his junior year of Detroit Country Day or even Class D also at the Plymouth prac high school remains uncertain Canton Agape Christian tice fields The 4 3 will be a Smith, a second-team d^-Observer But those reports are unsubstantiated, defensive camp and the point guard who made a verbal commit­ accordmg to Ken Smith option teaches offensive ment last month to play basketball for ‘ I don’t know where that rumor got Mullets are In skills associated with each the Wolvennes, may not return to started,” Ken Smith said o f the possible The Mullet Hunters, a 14‘dnd*under Inline hockey team captured a national championship of those styles of play Westland John Glenn High following the transfer to Romulus “Things have been recently, capped by a 5-4 win over the Hawks from Chicago, III The Hunters also picked up All players of all skill levels ouster of his father, Ken, as the Rockets stretched out of proportion and that’s wins over teams from Phoenix, A z, Bloomington, III and Sterling Heights to win the title in are welcome to attend Cost J V basketball coach why we’re not taUang until we decide a tournament hosted by Total Roller Hockey in Wixom This also marks the team's third tour­ of the camp IS $40 and When the 6-foot-2,175-pound Smith where he’s go in g” nament win of the season Team members include Brandon Egglesfieid, Nick Peasant and in c lu d e s a T s h ir t S e s s io n s committed to Michigan, A n n A rb o r Ken SmiSi admits he’s investigating captain Kevin Tollison, all from Canton, as well as Scott Ozog, Dustin Gazely, Matt Wooster, ru n e a c h d a y fro m 6 $ 0 7 N ew s reported last month that he was moving into another home outside the Ryan Lammers, Mike Hargreaves and Kevin Etzel is Jay Peasant, assistant p m Contact Blaylock for likely headed to Romulus High to team coach IS Jerry Lammers and team manager is Justin Peasant more information up with another U -M hoop recruit, PLEASE SEE SMITH, A7

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picked up a goal and an assist BRONCOS for the Buckeyes Wildcats 9, Spartans 8 This FROM PAGE A6 game came down to the find Twisters lose preseason game minute, but a late comeback goal for the Falcons wasn’t enough Good thing this one didn t count through the second quarter on a 5-yard start the fourth quarter to make it 23-13 Bulldogs 21, Buckeyes 4 Chns Conner (Westland) The Michigan Twisters, who will be touchdown scamper by Jason Gibson to and the TVvisters responded with a 69- Even for the hi^-sconng scored five gods to help lead kicking off their Mid-Contmentd close the deficit to 13-7 yard scoring drive as Gibson raced the M S H L , 21 goals is a lot B u t the Wildcats to the win over Footbdl League se^on July 19 against But the Bombers took advantage of a remaining 24 yards for a T D that’s w hat the Bulldogs put the Spartans TXiesday night the A A A Nationd Champion Detroit fiimble at the Twisters 12 and scored Ex-T\vister Shaun Blackman sealed on the scoreboard in their The team needed d l five of Seminoles, dropped their exhibition four plays later to take a 20-7 hdftime the Bombers’victory when he mtercept- huge win Ihesday over the those gods as well, withstand­ season opener Saturday with a 23-19 lead ed a pass in the final two minutes of Buckeyes ing a pair of gods from the loss to the Jackson Bombers in Midway through the third quarter, play The Bulldogs shutout the Spartans in the last 3 12 of the Napoleon the Twisters showed signs o f their 2002 The Twisters will be playing their Buckeyes in the first and third game The game was delayed 30 minutes form w hen they were the nation’s to p- home games again this season at periods, and scored 10 goals in John Maiey (Livonia) and because of thunderstorms ranked A A team by scoring a T D to Willow Run High School’s Devlifr the third period alone to finish Jeremy M ajsz^ (Canton) each The Twisters surrendered 13 first- close the deficit to 20-13 Stadium and Eastern Michigan off the amazing win pidced up a god and an assist quarter points before scoring midway The Bombers added a field goal to University’s Rynearson Stadium Ryan Kesler (Livonia) for the Wildcats racked up another seven-point Alex Foster and Michael game, including three gods Crowley, both fiom Canton, had Rob W nm eier (Rochester, big games for the Spartans m Brother Rice HS) added two the losing effort Foster lit the he plays for The Family, an Wherever Jerret Smith lands hieetings with both the Glenn goals and four assists, and lamp twice and assisted on SMITH A A U basketball team coached this fall, it’s also uncertain players and coaches involved, but went along with the dea- Ryan McCabe (Canton) three, while Crow i^ scored FROM PAGE A6 by Durand “Speedy” Walker whether he’ll play football popped in two and helped set three times, including bad?-to- According to Ken Smith, his As a sophomore wide receiv­ sion not to retain Ken Smith up Aree others back gods to start the second Wayne-WesUand School son participated in May in an er and defensive back last sea­ When contacted last month, Matt Guilbault (Livonia) penod District, but hasn’t ruled out A A U tournament in son for Glenn, Smith made first Lloyd would not comment that his son may return to Bloomington, In d , and went to team ail-Observer, catching 27 about Ken Smiths ouster or Glenn the Nike Jamboree in St Louis, passes for 432 yards and six Jerret Sm ith’s possible m ove Jerret Smith, who averaged M o , but will not attend the touchdowTis He also had four Meanwhile, Ken Smifii said ‘ I feel like if I have an awe­ 16 points, seven rebounds and Nike Camp next week m as Glenn finished “There was a conflict (with some week I can finish in the SIX assists per game fo r the 16-5 Indianapolis, Ind 8-2 and made the Division 1 Lloyd) It was a difference in ROTH top 10,” Roth said “I know I Rockets as a sophomore, must “Jerret needs some time off state playoffs coaching philosophy If you FROM PAGE A6 will be disappointed if I don’t sit out one semester under this sum m er to heal, he’s had ‘I can’t answer that,” Ken look at any organization — at least make the cut But I’ve Michigan High School Athletic an ankle problem going all the Smith said about Jerret’s foot­ especially when people are not putting, which he added would never been a real goal-setter” Association transfer rules way back to footbdl, ’ Ken ball future “For me, I hope he on the same page — then you also help him have success at One part of the event Roth before becoming eligible (if he Sm ith said doesn’t play, but I can’t be for can expect that changes are the Buick said he is looking forward to is doesn t move) B u t he is im m e­ Jerret s intention to play at certain on that either” going to be m ade ’ "It usually comes down to a shanng the expenence with diately eligible at another school Midngan, which has only two While Glenn’s varsity basket­ Ken Smith said he is ‘ not putting c o n te st! he said his four children Boys Jeffrey if he establishes a residence basketbdl scholarships to offer ball team captured the Western actively looking’ for another “Shooting par won’t get it done (13) and Justin (12) and girls (The closest parochial school for for Its 2005-06 class, is contin­ Lakes Activities Association high school coaching position, there” Michelle (9) and Megan (7) all Smith IS either Lutheran H i^ gent upon him meeting N C A A title under coach Joel Lloyd, but will continue to coach the Roth also qualified for the have grown to appreciate and Westland or Westland Huron academic standards Ken Smith’s JV squad finished Westland Warnors during the Buick in 1998-2000 and 2002 enjoy the event in their own Valley Lutheran ) “It’s a verbal com m itm ent,” 17-3 in his third year as coach sum m er H e missed the cut a t last year’s way, he said Jerret Smifii was ranked Ken Smith said “We like what But following the season, “I like to coach, but I like tournament, but has finished “It’s exciting for the boys to among the top 100 sophomores the coaches there (at Michigan) Uoyd asked Glenn athletic more just helping out the kids,” as high as 31st overall (2000) hang out in the locker room in the country by at least two are doing and academically director Ron Targosz not to he said He said he doesn’t set any and be around all the other different national recruiting everybody knows it’s one of the extend Smith a contract for goals m mind, except naturally pros,” Roth said ‘The girls are services Dunng the off-season better schools in the country” 2003-04 season ThTgosz had bemonsdioe homecomm net I (734) 953 2123 to play well ~ w h it^ all comes reaching the age where they back to putting well on the can enjoy it, walk around and large Warwick Hills greens see what it is I do all the time ”

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has been The camp is open to boys “I sent that m and that was the clubs to be tailor-made you think Ifyou like it, tell assistant, footbdl sssistent, changed to Saturday, Aug 2 and gills ftnm kindergarten on my hook, so to speak, to get for Nocella, and the equip­ everybody If you don’t like it, volleyball assistant and boys The outing will begin with reg­ up and will run from 9am- them,” Nocella said “T& L ment recently began arriving tell us and what we can do basketball assistant istration at 12 30 p m at noon each day In additioh to saw the picture and said, at his house about I t ’ Anyone interested in any of Hickory Creek Golf Course, the soccer coaching, ProExcel ‘Th is IS a guy we w ant W e “It ’s super neat, it’s like “It’s a neat program Out of those positions should contact located at Napier and Ford will also host a free coach^ ^ kn o w he’s serious about Chnstmas all the time, this huge company, only 88 Plymouth athletic director roads, play begins with a shot­ clinic during the week o f t^0 g o i r because stuffkeeps showing o f us are giving opinions on Terry Sawchuk at (734) 582- gun start at 1 p m camp During a phone interview, up at the door,” he said what we think.” 5702 The format is a four-person For more information or to a Nike representative Nike wants its staff mem­ Nike wanted golfers who scramble, with 18 holes of golf register, call frie Plymouth- quizzed Nocella about his bers to provide monthly travel and play in a w ide geo­ NET CAMP followed by a steak dinner and Canton schools at (734) 416- golf background and knowl­ feedbaik on its Web site, but graphical area to give their presentations Cost is $120 2 9 37 or visit the Web site at edge Nocella has been doing it equipment the greatest eiqio- The Plymouth Volleyball ($60 for dinner only) Side WWW ProExcel com “She was asking questions weekly sure That’s why It sought Camp is scheduled for 1 30-4 attractions include 50/50 a lot o f people w ouldn’t be His report includes who he golfers withisingle-digit p m July 22-24 at the new longest drive contest ($10 per BASEBALL SCHOOL able to answer,” he said “She played golf with, where he handicaps who play often Plymouth High School All golfer), 50/50 closest to the pm wanted to know what the dif­ played, what clubs he used, outside th e ir hom e sta1«s middle school and freshman ($10 per golfer), and 50/50 Plymouth Christian ference between this club what he liked best, how the “They know, if you play athletes (as of the 2003-04 skins game ($20 per team) Academy will host the Doyle and that club was Because clubs reacted with the Nike once a week, you can get a season) are welcome to attend Fees for games must be paid at Basebdl School, a nationdly- I’ve been playing a long time, golf balls, etc single-digit handicap playmg Cost of the camp is $50, and registration recognized five-day clinic, from I came up with die answer He has tried four different the same course over and players should bnng their own Checks should be made 9 a m -2 p m July 14-18 at the right away golf balls, including the new over,” Nocella said playing equipment. payable to PH S Athletics and PC A ball fields in Canton “She asked why I thou^t I one, which Tiger Woods has “If you play 10 rounds For more information, con­ mailed to P H S Athletic D ept The school will provide would be good fo r this pro­ used somewhere else, if you spend tact coach Kelly McCausland at (attn Kurt Bntnell), 8400 instruction for baseball and gram I said,‘Because I'm not ‘W e had the balls before money to play outside your (734) 454-0704 Beck Road, Canton, M I, 48187 softball players from 6-16 years afraid to tefi the trud i, and I ’m they were on sale,” Nocella state, then you’re a serious Spots are limited Mail your old in hitting, throwing and not afraid to talk to people ’” said “Only Tiger and us had golfer, and that’s what th ^ JUNIOR GOLF TOUR check by Ju ly 19 fielding Doyle Baseball, m its Nocella and the others in them We’re using stuff wanted — a senOus golfer” 22nd year of operation, con­ his region were invited to before its introduced to the The program lasts Registration is now available CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP ducts satellite schools all over Columbus, Ohio, for an ori­ public Th a t’s pretty cool ” throughout the current golf for additional events on the the country and in Canada. entation program on Nocella said he likes the season In the fall, Nike will Top 50 Junior Tour for local The City Golf Championship More than 500,000 players M em orial D a y weekend Nike pro-combo irons the bnng the 88 staff members golfers age 12-18, encompass­ Golf Tournament is scheduled have benefitted from the Doyle The staff members were best The club head is spe­ together for a season-ending ing events through July 23 for Aug 2-3 at Fellows Creek school, thousands going on to fitted for clubs, received an cially weighted and causes tournament m Pmehurst, Boys and girls are both encour­ Golf Course m Canton play collegiately and some into assortment of (free) Nike the golfer to strike the ball NC aged to become members and Cost IS $85 per player and pro baseball, including Walt goods, played golf at two straight and true every time, players to not have to be mem­ includes two days of 18 holes of Weiss, Joe Oliver, Derek Lee, country clubs and visited an according to Nocella. domearatoe homecomm net bers o f their respective high golf, cart and awards Charles Johnson, Jody Reed, architectural firm speaaliz- “They want us to be Nike (734) 953 2141 school squad in order to partic­ The tournament is open to Tbrner Ward, Steve l6irsay, ipate men and women from Canton, Tino Martinez, Dave Martinez, Interested players may Westland, Garden City, Wayne, Derek Bell, Dan Wilson and obtain a membership applica­ Romulus, Inkster and Van Jim Poole tion at the tour Web site at Buren Township Golfers living Cost IS $9 5 per player for WWW TopSO jrTour com , or by outside these cities may sign payments 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Health, 66 B1 (PC) Observer & Eccentric | Sunday July 6 2003 bserver Life m iN THE PARK s n What: 425 artists show paintings ceramics jewelry sculpture Dianne photography fiber lumn wood glass mixed media and folk art Live entertainment Little event childrens hands-on art helps town activities When: Noon to 8 p m BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN to n o u rish STAFF WRITER Friday July 1110am to 7pm Saturday July 12 lanne Quinn and Raychel Rork are the reasons Art and 10 a m to 5 p m ^W w hen I started Art In in the Park is ranked Sunday July 13 W W The Park, I had no idea among the top 200 art Where: Downtown where this “little” event fairs m the country by D Plymouth on Mam Ann would take me 1 thought Sunshine Artists maga­ Kellogg Park w ould be the zine The mother and daughter Arbor Trail Forest, and perfect place for an art show team spend the entire year look­ Penniman streets r was planning a small week­ ing for art to turn visitors’ end event m the park with heads surrounding Kellogg about 30 artists Qum n has years of experience Park Call (734)453-1540 Now 23 years later my in selecting artists for the fair or visit daughter, Raychel, and I whjle Rork learned the finer work full time, year round on points as an undergraduate art WWW artintheparkinc com perfecting that “little week­ student at the University of Shuttle: Operates e n d ’ Michigan-Dearbom Both continuously between Sunshine Artist Magazine expect the 23rd annual Art m now rates Art In The Park m the Park to be the best yet the Visteon Plant 14425 the Top 200 Art Shows m the Four hundred and twenty-five Sheldon Road (off M-14) country' The national recog­ artists must agree because and Plymouth City Hal! nition IS really an honor, but they’re traveling from 30 states what I wanted to highlight is and Canada for the fair Fnday- n 30 a m to 8 30 p m the entire local flourishing Sunday, July 11-13, on the Friday 9 30 a m to 7 30 that takes place in those streets surrounding Kellogg pm Saturday and930 three days Park m downtown Plymouth Pnmanly, the artists have “The artwork is just fabulous,” a m to 6 30 p m Sunday an avenue to sell their great said Quinn of Plymouth Cost 1$ $1 round-trip, creations, the patrons have Tbvm ship free ages 12 and under an opportunity to find the “Its fun to see people buying coolest art for their homes, stuff,’ added Rork of Canton Erm Harvey combines paint, text, images, and found objects in mixed media works on paper musicians perform for the crowds, and children get to participate m hands on art activities FOUND OBJECTS during this time she studied art in Paris and The city of Plymouth collected a scrap of a poster from a wall and a “shines” during this event It Qum n and Rork think visitors will especially Metro ticket blowing m the wind m a cemetery k m IN THE PAiH is also a great opportunity for like the work of Erin Harvey, their latest dis­ Harvey incorporates the found objects into the entire retail district of covery The Plymouth artist mixes mediums m works on handmade paper The art can be downtown Plymouth to be romantic works that recall bygone days found in Booth 313 near Panera Bread on Mam exposed to huge crowds Harvey has drawers of found objects and Street There are hidden benefits antique papers in the loft of her studio in Old I hope viewers make a connection to their that get missed in the shuffle Village As a little girl, she started collecting life, said Harvey “A lot is based on life experi­ Numerous civic organiza interesting objects like a Viewmaster with ence Uiope they’re touched and leave with a tions do fund-raisers at the Cinderella disk, and bowling pins Harvey had conn^ion That s the beauty of art It can show It IS a perfect time for no idea what she would eventually do with mean one thing to me and another to the view­ them to flourish I mentiorf them until her sophomore year at Siena er these parts of the show Heights University in Adrian They really have to look close at the details because even though our Years earlier at Central Middle School shed If they don t spend time interacting with a event is only three days, its become interested in painting during visits by piece they re going to miss it Everything s payback reaches far beyond Art Lady volunteers from the Plymouth intentional ’ The Plymouth Canton Community Arts Council She went on to study This IS Harvey’s first time exhibiting m an art Education Park Marching the medium at Plymouth Salem High School fair so she’s anxious to hear visitors responses Band sells water to fund their and Siena Heights University where she earned She hasn’t received feedback from her work fabulous band camp and a bachelor of fine art degree in painting It was since school although she did display work m even to travel to the national an employee group show at championships The money Exhibit W orl^ in Livonia they make at Art In The Park Harvey’s hoping the art fa ir helps them to be one of the ejqienence will help with mar­ best bands in the nation keting her fine art It ’s the In 2002 the Pfymouth direction she’s decided to take Jaycees wanted to try some­ since being laid off from thing new Th e y held a bone Exhibit Works The full-time marrow drive durmg the dedication to creating fine art is Harvey’s work mirrors her life show They successfully leading down new avenues In “Family relationships and history have influ­ added 115 people to the August, she’ll show work at The enced my work,’ said Harvey “M y mother National Bone Marrow W hitn^ Garden Party, and in. comes from a large Insh Catholic famity, and Registry and won community fall curate art exhibits for history makes you who you are today M y work service project of the year for Frameworks m Plymouth IS a build up of experiences It’s layers and lay­ Michigan Jaycees, and third- “M y w ork’s gone through a ers It’s a process It kind of dissects expen- place service project of the lot of changes from mixed ences m a way and synthesizes them down to year nationwide They were media to m inim alism back to the aesthetics of feeling” stunned at the generosity of mixed media on a grand scale,” others, and at their own suc­ said Harvey "My mood plaj^ a ARTISTIC ESCAPES cess Th is year they w ill be factor as far as color There’s a back, fighting for another lot o f nostalgia It’s m ostly fro m Tom LeGault’s work is more straightforward cause, Lupus Oflier groups popular culture but the early Viewers of his lighthouse, bam and Northern participating are the Village LeGauit brings acrylic paintings of lighthouses, barns and boats to Art m the 19 20 s IS an interesting time Potters Guild, Kiwams Clubs ( m Plymouth to o ” PLEASE SEE ART, B4 and the PCEP Choral Group Just as a painting may be enjoyed for years to com e, so will memones of a painted face, or a successful fund­ raiser Obituary collection spans 5 decades We have heard stories of people who came to town for Art In The Park, fell m love BY KIMBERLY A MORTSON agd when his wife, June Cash, died 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I don't with Plymouth and moved STAFF WRITER “I guess ril just hold onto his stuff here until the time comes,” added Eggly who watch much television today because I feel very fortunate to have When actress and singer Jeanette also cuts out articles and stones about so successftilly stumbled into MacDonald died Jan 14,1965, Mane certain actors/actresses if they are of of all the trash they put on. I like the one o f the greatest occupa­ Eggly clipped her obituary out o f the particular interest to her Waiting m the tions, and that my daughter newspaper and taped it to the page of a wings are articles she has collected old movies.' chose to work with me, mak­ photo album Thirty eight years later about U S President Ronald Reagan ing It our event' and at the age of 90, Eggly is working and comedian Bob Hope Mane Eggly I am proud of what this on her 21st dbum of celebnty obituar­ Westland resident bnngs to Plymouth I take ies great pleasure m being able 1 usually clip them out of newspapers LIFELONG HOBBY to bring a creative experience and magazines and now people send to all who attend, volunteer them to me because they know I collect “Movies have been m y life,” said Eggly and participate m the show them, ’ said Eggly from her Westland “I don’t w atch m uch television today another when we see them,” said Eggly apartment “I just like reading them I because of all the trash they put on I M orche sees his aunt every Sunday Plymouth Art In the Park runs July find them interesting and I usually like the old movies I also have all the morning before going off to church 1113 in downtown Plymouth More learn things about the person I didn’t videos from the roasts they did for Dean “I’ve always had an interest m show than 400 artists will exhibit noon to even k n o w ” M a rtin ” business and have won several tnvia 8pm Friday July 1110 a m to 7 Eggly stores most of her albums away The Westland senior shares her love contests,” said Morche, 62, who is cur­ p m Saturday July 12 and 10 a m to but pulled out the 2002 volume that of the silver screen with her nephew, rently on medical leave from the Third 5pm Sunday July 13 For more included the death notices of Peggy Lee, Jim Morche of Northville %glysays Circuit Court of Wayne County “M y information visit Pnncess Margaret, Robert U nc^ James she’s going to pass her collection of obit­ aunt and I have a lot m common and artintheparkinc com Coburn and Waylon Jennings “They uaries onto her nephew when she dies we’re always talking about some movie TOM HAWLEY | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER were all wondeiffll people,” said E ^ y , “I know he’ll take good care of it w e’ve seen” Dianne Quinn of Plymouth Mane Eggly's collection of obituaries includes a who says she has been prepared to add because he’s a movie buff like me We The Northville resident says his aunt Township IS founder and director of whole book dedicated to her favorite celebrity Johnny Cash to her 2003 album, both like to find technical flaws m is surprised the movie industry doesn’t Art m the Park of Greta Garbo Materials she's collected about because of his failing health, but was movies too We’re always calling each tier include newspaper and magazine articles unexpectedly surpnsed just a few weeks other or wntmg them down to tell one PLEASE SEE DECADES, B3 B 2 ( P C ) Observer & Eccentric | Sunday July 6 2003 COMMUNITY LIFE iviciv hom etow nlife com

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What's new at this year's arts extravaganza in city of Plym outh 'And Art in the Park is a nice BY LINDA ANN CKOMIN STAFF WRITER whimsical art around the foun­ ‘ I m bnngmg new wall pieces “Some of them are over 10 ft FROM PAGE B1 way for all of us to get tain in Kello^ Park In years to - waves of day in different tall,’ said Quinn “It’s art for Raychel Rork doesn’t come there s no doubt Rork’s 8- shapes They’re embellished outdoor, everything from flow­ Michigan paintings escape to a together and see the variety remember the first Art in the month-old son Dylan will ■wi^ copper w in n g and glass ers to frogs It ’s ve ry arty” quieter place That’s somethmg Park 23 years ago She was only become part of the family affair beads, also Sushi plates, larger Visitors won’t want to miss LeGault would like to do at this of works we're all creating.' three years old when her moth­ ‘ We re excited about the stuff bowls, and shallow bowls vnth Sarah Frank (Booth 331) if they time of year, but he’s too busy er Dianne Quinn invited 33 you’ve never seen before,” said handles I’m also working in love fairy tales The West painting and selling his work at Donna Williams artists to exhibit in Kellogg Rork That’s what s fun and new colors - gray-green, ocean Bloomfield artist revisits many art fairs p o tte r Park. exciting There’s new jewelry blue, and a glazed beige and o f them in her tiles Dogs are LeGault returns to Booth Somewhere along the way made from recycled telephone brown combination ’ also a major theme The sleep­ 312 at A r t in the Park w ith all though the festive atmosphere wire, bright colored and funly Quinn thinks that m addition ing one IS sure to bring a smile new paintmgs after taking the sparked R o rk ’s creativity B y by Donnetta McMullen of to Price’s w o rk visitors will to visitors last few years off The sawdust, cover with layers of middle school she was dressing O kla h o m a ” enjoy new artists like Brian “I’m really excited about Enc Pljmiouth painter does the gru­ newspaper and wood and set up as a clown and selling bal­ Ruth Pnce isn’t new to the Grosvenor of Vermont in Booth Evans (Ypsilanti, Booth 170) eling A n n A rb o r Sum m er A r t on fire so it’s buramg down loons from a booth This year fair but visitors may not recog­ 177 H e has life size people that are Fair that follows Wednesday- from the top The resulting she helped set up a Web site nize her ceramics or booth His work is 3-D mixed soft sculpture One is of a man Saturday, July 16-19 lb com­ pieces have an atmosphenc (www artintheparkinc com) for That’s because the Plymouth media soft sculpture,” said playing a saxophone pensate for what that fair takes effect with reds, blac^, visitors to plan their day In m tist usually exhibits as a Quirni “He creates phenome­ “And Martin Boija (Arizona, out of him physically, LeGault brow ns, and w hite ” addition to restaurants and a member o f the Village Potters nal wall sculptures and hand B o o th 175) returns with welded began doing the smaller lake- Visitors always have a wide map, the Web site lists all 425 Guild This year she’ll have her puppets H e ’s like Jim Henson bronze mantel or table top front shows and spacing them assortment to choose irom at artists plus mediums ^o they own booth, 432 on Forest o fth e M u p p e ts It ’s so far out sculpture after missing last further apart the Village Potters Guild booth can map out their strategy ‘It’s exciting because I ’m try­ you have to see it ” year’s show I have his girl on a ‘ I’m using brighter, stronger This year, Debbie Liberman Eve ry year Q u in n looks fo r ing it on m y own this year,” said Quinn is just as excited about sw ing that I can’t help going by colors and returning to the and Tom Holleman bring tiles, new and exciting ways to Pnce ‘ I’ve been exhibiting with Steve and 'IVoy Anderson’s once m a w hile ju s t to give the bams I started out painting 34 Rachail Lame bowls, platters, attract visitors and artists to the Potters Guild from 1995 metal sculpture in Booth 318 sw ing a push ” years ago,” said LeGault “I’m serving dishes, and water and Art m the Park It’s been seven when I became a founding The two artists bring an array finally painting what I want to ice pitchers Eileen Hewett’s years since she asked children member I thought I’d give it a of work from Cedar Springs, lchomin@oehomecomm net | (734) 953 2145 paint When you’re raising a mixing or batter bowls are pop­ to show their affordable and w hirl and see how it turns out M ichigan family it gets to be a paycheck ular with chefs, Susan Bncker’s The new paintings are more planters with gardeners. Kns inspirational ” Darby offers her unusual Like LeGault, potter Donna Kimono vases currently on W illiam s IS bringing new w ork exhibit in the Plymouth Read Observer Sports Sunday and Thursday to the Village Potters Guild Community Arts Council’s booth at the comer of Forest lobby and Ann Arbor Trail Eighteen Williams will display raku of the Plymouth cooperative’s bottles or vases w i^ metallic artists will show a variety of and white crackle glaze, and a functional and decorative few platters ceramics “Ilie potters guild was “New are two-colored clay founded m 1995 and has been O u r Doors are Now Open... hand built bowls b y A n n a m A rt in the Park since then,” C A N T O N 6 Mane Wagner, and horse tail said W illiam s “Part o f file sale raku by William Beaver,” said of a work goes back to the F o rd R d IM Ile W o< I 2 7 5 fax M anor, a secured com m unity {73 4) Williams “Horse tail raku is guild Art in the Park is a fimd- S S a s K id s a ll s h o w e 8 4 4 - F IL M elders w ith m em ory loss, has grow n made by removing a bisque raiser for our organization The $6 7S Students & Late Show Fri & Sat | piece of pottery fixim a 1100- money helps with operating $ 7 7 8 Evenings Mon Thurs ALL SCHEENS degree kiln and applying horse expenses and education pro­ O No Passes DIGITAL STEREO )p by and see our new addition hair (bmshed from manes and grams that include fall, winter Unlimited Free Drink & 2S« Corn Rsfilis Fo r a personalized tour or tails) to the outside of a pot and spnng dasses. 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8Y SANDRA DALKA-PRYSBY ‘W e put the kids in charge,” Darnell CORRESPONDENT said ‘ Parents are taken out of the role of “food police’ and are discouraged from When It comes to our children’s health, badgering their child or teen about their we re in trouble Too many children are choices ” overweight or obese and not physically active Fast and processed foods, as well POSITIVE MOTIVATION as television and video and computer games, which promote a sedentary She explained that motivated children, lifestyle, are taking a toll such as 9-year-old Kimberly Fortenberry One m five Amencan children and of Canton, learn how to make good adolescents is overweight, with a third of choices and feel good about themselves this group in the obese range This num­ when they are given this responsibility ^ ^ r r ■ Research help ber has doubled for children and tnpled W e have found that making children Beaumont Hospital needs for adolescents in the last 20 years and responsible for their choices has proved people 18 and older with high continues to grow successful,” Darnell said 4 ' > ■ blood pressure to volunteer There is hope, however A future of And Kimberly knows just how good it -A for research studies of new unhealthy adults can be avoided o r less­ feels to succeed Earlier this year, her medications All study relat ened with positive actions now mom, Rachel Fortenberry, enrolled them ed care is provided at no According to Melissa Knudson, a in the ShapeDown program after charge Call the Outpatient Bingham Farms registered dietitian and Kimberly’s pediatrician suggested a 10- Clinical Research Center m nutntion counselor, parents are instru­ pound weight loss Royal Oak at (888) 807 8839 mental in helping overweight children “I really didn’t w an t to go at first,” and teens to become healthy and fit Her Kimberly said “I was nervous about it ■ Cancer support advice is for parents to take the lead from and I didn’t like that I needed to lose LIZ OROZCO 1 STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Parents of children with their children weight ” Kimberly Fortenberry of Canton participated m a program called Shape Down, which involved her family cancer can find help at an “If your child wants to do something W ithin a couple of weeks, she not only m exercising Johnny Fortenberry (left), David, Kimberly, and Rachel Fortenberry participated Internet support network about his or her weight, then you should liked the program, especially since she created by the National support this desire with positive efforts,” was with other kids her age, but began and their bodies avoid trips to fast food restaurants Childrens Cancer Society she said taking innnd making use of all the infor­ And, most important, never say any­ ■ Have plenty of healthy snacks avail­ Called Care to Share Cancer Also, according to Knudson, the first mation presented ‘She was like a thing negative to your child about his or able, such as fresh fruits and vegetables Connection the site allows thing you must do is to let your 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BY KIM KOVELLE Alper, president and co- care o f a parent, child or spouse 93-year-oId grandmother STAFF WRITER founder of The Caregivers ‘The job demands long hours “This goes on all across the Marketplace, who spoke at the and deep pockets (they are) Umted States,” said Ficano Thousands o f devoted care­ conference “We will recognize driven by necessity and love,” “Th e y are the safety net that are givers such as Em ihe some very special people m said Kevm M cG uckm , associate helpmg those that need the help Zimmerman of Livoma work your community” director for The Senior Alliance W e are trym g to make a differ­ daily to make die hves of the eld­ With Tom Doyle, Alper at the conference, noting that ence m people’s quality of life erly and dependent more com­ spearheaded The Caregivers some 27 million caregivers are F o r caregivers such as Em ih e fortable Marketplace in 2001 With the at w ork in Am enca daily ‘They Zimmerman, her perseverance ‘ I thought she wasn’t going nationwide service, the duo are truly our unsung heroes ’ m providmg for her mother - to live much longer, to be hon­ have contacted many manufac­ Others also expressed the who has two hearing aides, est ” said Zimmerman, a social turers of special products not hope that the contest will bring seeing problems dues to macu­ worker who took her 87-year- covered by insurance, Medicare caregivers’ often-silent tales lar degeneration, osteoarthri­ old mother Eva Nykanen m to or Medicaid m order to provide out of the shadows and into tis, degenerative bone disease live with her almost 10 years discounts and cash-back community awareness and congestive heart failure - ago “Shejust did so much bet­ opportunities for caregivers W e wmit to recognize those is unwavering ter with all the family around W e wanted people to under­ hum an mterest stones diat will “The senior population tends her I could see a jn e n tal and stand (that) as tough as care- inspire,’ explamed Michael to be very quiet, (and) it ends physical improvement ” giving IS, there are resources Simowski, executive director for up hurting them,” said Zammerman’s is truly a labor available and there are oppor­ The Senior AUiance “Sooneyor Zimmerman “It’s like taking DlPoniO’ Swiech Truchan-Derry o f love - especially considering tunities to help and seek help,’ later, one-fourth of Amencan care of a child We have a good Tom and Rene^ DiPonio of Gregory and Alice Truchan of that she is a 47-year-old single said Alper He noted that care­ famihes face these challenges ” relationship You make it Layoma announce the engage­ Livom a announce the engage­ mother with Hepatitis C who is givers spend nearly $20 billion Kathleen Holycross, presi­ w o rk ’ ment of their daughter, Angela ment of their daughter, Lenay currently on a wait list at the each year fo r such items and dent and C EO of the Visiting Supporters hope the award Renee, to, David Michael Kathleen, to, Lance Emerson University of Michigan Medical face many ‘unmet needs ” Nurse Association of will bring more attention to Swiech, o f Livonia. Derry, of Lakeside^ Ky Center for a kidney transplant Nominators have until Sept 1 Southeastern Michigan, called those like Em ihe, who spends An gela is a graduate o f Lenay is a 1994 graduate o f Although weak and only able to to submit nomination forms, caregivers the ‘silent backbone countless hours showering his University of Michigan with a Livom a Franklin H ig h School work 15 hours per week, where factors sudi as scope of of the community” and added mother, reminding her to take degree in dental hygiene She received a bachdor’s degree Zimmerman devotes herself to duties, impact on the caregiver’s that the award will “finally her medication and even lis­ She currently is working m m computer saence and informa­ her mother and two sons life, use o f commimily resources shine such a bright light” on tening m on Eva with a baby Livo m a tion ^tem s from Detroit Meras Three odier Ficano giversmarketplace com, or you m Hawaii and making their m g their new home m Lakeside Caregiver of the Year Award award winners will receive $100, Ficano shared his own inspi­ m ay contact The Caregivers new home in Livoma Park, K y “T h e idea fo r the award $100 and $50 for each o f the ration at having witnessed the Marketplace at 866-327-8340 IS extremely important to m entoned areas for individual energy and readiness of his raise awareness,” said Paul categories which mciude takmg parents in taking care of his kkovelle@oe homecomm net 1734 953 2014

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Residences are still available at Colonial Acres, a cooperative for people 55 years o f age and older m South Lyon The development, start­ ed in the early 1970s, is off Pontiac TVail between 10 and 11 Mile roads About 200 building sites remain in the community A ranch of 980 square feet with one bathroom and one or two bedrooms is available m Phase 5 at Colonial Acres Interior units carry a price of $109,900, end units $ 112 ,9 0 0 For now, CCI Builders will include at base price a lO-by-12 sunroom on end units or finish the lower level into a family room, den w th closet and bath on interior units Those premiums usual­ ly go at $4,800 and $11,800, respectively All new homes will include at base price refrig­ A clubhouse and swimming pool are among the attractive grounds at Colonial Acres erator, range and dish­ washer, air conditioning, live here elect the board a bunch of things - golf sewers Call Toll Free mdividual front entry/pn- o f directors, Pellq^ added courses, restaurants, The property tax rate ^^te courtyard, patio, base­ “They determine con­ recreation things,” he said IS $37 37 per $1,000 of 1-80fl-579-SElL(7355) ment, and ceramic flooring tracts for all maintenance “Ann Arbor is a 20- state taxable value, half COLONIAL A C R ^ m the bath "There’s a lot of pride minute drive, Novi 15 of sales price for new On the west side of Pontiac Trail between Fan KbarAil: (734) 953-2232 Menllat cabinets, a light of ownership m this age minutes,” Dangremond construction That 10 and 11 MileRds in South Lyon Walk-In Office Hours: fixture package and land­ group,” Pelliy said said We’re close to means the owners of a everything I t ’s k in d o f Monday Friday 8-30ajo to5pm scaping also are standard ‘People living here in $110,000 home there Floor coverings other than this age group are finan­ nice to have a small town would pay about $2,075 After Hours Call (734) 591 0900 the bath are the responsi­ cially secure We don t atmosphere, close to the first year The month­ Deadlines: To place, bility of purchasers have problems of people major malls, hospitals, ly maintenance/ land cancel or correct ads Each residence at not paying maintenance without them being m lease fee is $225 Colonial A c r ^ w ill have fees” the back yard ’ That includes insur­ Sunday two assigned uncovered Furnaces and water ITie ranch plan indudes a ance, snow removal, lawn 530pm Friday______parking spaces V in yl sid­ heaters are repaired or livmg room and dining area care and all exterior Sunday Real Estate ing IS the prim ary extenor replaced as needed, said with sloped ceiling and structural upkeep except 530 p.m Thursday material Diane Dangremond, pres­ planter shelf The kitchen windows It also Thursday ‘ I think a real plus is ident o f C C I and Pellq^s has a snack bar and pass- includes maintenance of 6pjn Tuesday they (buyers) are with daughter through wall, the bath a the furnace and water Thursday Real Estate Display people m their age group ‘It gives people freedom combination tub/shower heater with similar interests,” to go, she said An open area with rail­ All utilities are individ­ 3 pm Monday _ said Jim Pellq^, the o n gi- Phis they have a tremen ing leads to the basement ually metered Pets are nal developer/builder dous amount o f activity at steps allowed View the Observer & “Not that I don’t like kids, the clubhouse, Pellw Purchasers can choose but It s nice to not have added An outdoor swim­ from two bedrooms or a at a! Eccentric Real Estate The office/models C o lo n that as a daily th in g for ming pool also is available single large bedroom A c re s (248) 4371159 are o pe n Classifieds on the Web: people m this age group South Lyon is a little suite noonto4pm w e e k d a y s noon I also think an advan­ town not next to any one Colonial Acres is serv to 5 p m S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y H7rV7\/70/77/'f<)n77/(7<^)('r|737 tage here is people who thing but in the middle of iced by city well water and closed Thursday OPEN HOUSES OF THE W EEK r m

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