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Plymouth police that Perry Drew woman, a Plymouth native, returned to Suspect also wanted in connection H ard m an w as arrested m N ashville earli­ M ichigan after th e divorce an d lived m er this week th e h o m e According to Plymouth police, ‘ H e felt h e g o t screw ed in th e divorce with alleged hit on country star Hardman was still angry over the cou­ settlem ent, an d h e decided to g et a h it­ ple’s divorce m Tennessee several years man,’said Det Sgt Al Cox of die ago A uthorities said th e couple split Plymouth Police Department, who BYTONY6RUSCATO singer Travis Tntt was caught after after being m arried only a couple o f became instrumental in the arrest of STAFF WRITER attempting to hire a hitman to break the months, and Hardman felt he should H ard m a n ■ It's in the water legs o f his ex-wife o utside h e r Plym outh have received the Pacific Street home in “H e m e t a m iddle m a n an d asked how The Plymouth Township A Nashville man who was arrested this hom e Plymouth, left by the parents of his ex- Police Department has had week for hinng a hitman to kill country In fact, it w as w ith th e help o f wife, in the divorce proceedings T he PLEASE SEE HITM AN, A8 several visits from the stork in recent weeks with four babies being born to employ ees or former employees of the department B roe m ay n o t n eed

First came Sidney Nichole lic e n se Turley born Aug 28todis \ patcher Meline Turley The ^ next day Tyler Charles Locker BY TONY BRUSCATO was born to former dispatch STAFF WRITER er Chen Happner who left the department last fall Despite complaints by Farmer Mary Isabella Launa was Street homeowners concerning inap- / born to Oet Cal and Annette propnate behavior by patients with Launa on Sept 6 Finally closed h e a d injuries w ho live m th eir Kelsie Michelle 0 Connor neighborhood, it appears th e city’s arrived to parents Nicole and hands are tied because the facilities Sean 0 Connor Nicole is a dis a re not, an d d on’t need to be, licensed:u patcher With the department by the State of All four babies and their Residents last month told commis j parents got together with sioners of family members being - | 0 ^ other department members accosted, lo u d noise an d o pen alco­ for a post baby shower Friday holic drinking by residents who resi' at 338,347 and 378 Farmer, which Ij ■ Atteition, voters: a re all su p p o rted living facilities ^ Monday is D Day Deadline owned by Broe Rehabilitation I that IS If you haven tregis Services in Farmington Hills It cul­ M tered to vote in the Nov 5 minated with an incident Aug 29, in election Monday is your last which a fight broke out between a chance To see if you are a B roe resid e n t an d caregiver, w hich registered voter you can visit resulted in the resident being ticketed the Michigan Secretar/of PAUL HURSCHMANNI OBSERVER by police fo r assault States Web site The site also In a re p o rt to th e Plym outh city ‘ provides local residents infor Crowning glory commission, which will be addressed I mation on where to vote and Monday night, City Manager Paul !: directions to their local Eren Denski of Plymouth 17, is crowned as the 2002 Homecoming Oueen during halftime of Canton's football game against Livonia Franklin The I polling place There is a link Chiefs destroyed the Patriots 54'8 PLEASE SEE B R O E, AS I I to the state site on the s j Canton Township site 1 wwwcanton mi org Call the township clerks office (734) 394 5120 Judge hopefuls face off in court candidates' forum ■ Open house The Canton Mosque will BY BRAD KADRICH N orthville sp e n t an h o u r ECTION starting his own practice, and Woodside proven administrator,” Woodside said host an Open House noon 4 STAFF WRITER at the Plymouth Library, stressing her expenence as an assistant Wednesday “I think ijiat’s what this p m Saturday Oct 12 answering questions in a Wayne County prosecutor co u rt needs ” There wifi be mosque tours W ith the two top vote-getters from the candidates’ forum spon­ W oodside has b een an assistant W ayne Gerou pointed out that he s lived in the an Islamic art exhibit compli August pnm ary touting their own expen- sored by th e L eague o f County prosecutor for 13 years She was community since 1963, an d has h ad his mentary Muslim cuisine ence and qualifications, the race for the W om en V oters o f M ichigan Prosecutor o f th e Year in 1996 p n v ate p ractice for som e 16 years now entertainment and children s newly created third judgeship in the 35th Northwest Wayne County an d serves o n various S tate B ar of I’ve been a businessman for 16 years,” activities The event is hosted District Court headed down the home an d th e O bserver M ichigan com m ittees She said she h as Geiousaid Tve been very involved in by the Muslim Community of stretch Wednesday night Newspapers «***«**■ argued cases at every level of the judicial the community’ Western Suburbs Council on P n m ary w inner M ike G erou o f Bolii concentrated on their community system, including the State Supreme Both candidates have spent their American Muslim Relations P Plymouth and former NorthviUe involvem ent, w hile G erou highlighted Court CEP Muslim Students Township supervisor Karen Woodside of the business expenence he’s gained by I m a proven cnme fighter, and a PLEASE SEE FOR U M , A8 Association and Young Muslims for Faith in Action The mosque is on the cor ner of Palmer and Lotz roads For information call (734) 340 3388 or e mail open Women are on a mission housedmcwsorg ■ Now that's scary Local ladies travel to Russia to help children The Plymouth Canton Breakfast Kiwanis Club will BY TONY BRUSCATO Methodist Volunteers in Mission, Juras, a m em ber o f th e F irst hold Its second annual STAFF WRITER who will be building relationships U m ted M ethodist C hurch in Hafteween Costume Drive th ro u g h w ork, w orship a n d social­ Plym outh ‘W e’re p lanning on The event supports four It began several years ago as a izing doing some more repairs at the Michigan childrens hospitals once-m-a-lifetime trip to Russia as i ^ e r tw o years, th e g roup is school, but we won’t really know Mott Childrens Hospital in p a rt o f a m ission to help rebuild returning to School #3 in until w e g et th e re In Russia, Ann Arbor Childrens Hospital th e struggling Baltic nation Blagoveshchensk, Siberia, to con­ when you go on these work proj­ of Michigan () Mary However, this week Kathlyn tinue rep airs a n d renovations on a ects, you don t really know what Free Bed Hospital (Grand Juras of Plymouth Township and building for hearing impaired chil­ you’ll be doing until you get there ’ Rapids) and Northern Janice Podgers o f Westland are on dren W e ’re lim ited to a certain Michigan Hospital (Petoskey) their fburth mission to Russia, part ‘The la st tim e w e caulked w in­ am o u n t o f tim e a n d can only get so PAUL HURSCHMANN I OBSERVER The Breakfast Club has a of the dozen or so members of ^ e dows, cleaned o u t caulking and Kathiyn Juras of Plymouth Township, left, and Janice Podgers of goal of at least 100 new Detroit Annual Conference United put new weather stopping in,’ said PLEASE SEE RU SSIA, A8 Westland discuss their upcoming mission to Russia Halloween costumes The costumes will be worn by patients at all four hospitals during Halloween parties held CONTACT US INDEX LOOKING AHEAD there The costumes must be newly purchased and never Newsroom (734)459 2700 Apartments £1 New Homes D1 In memory Newsroom fax (734) 459 4224 worn to avoid compromising Automotive F3 Obituaries A7 Read about a Plymouth mans Classifiefls 1 800 579 SELL D.E,F Police log A2 the sterile environment Homs del very (734) 591 0500 Classified loving gesture to his late wife Classified Index 03 Real Estate D1 CallJaniceOtt (734)981 in Thursdays Observer Crossword D5 Service Guide F2 0460 before Oct 20 Tiom elown Jobs E3 Sports D1

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West Bloomfield McKee, O xford E ccentnc, first William Bcyd - meet to face the attract new members Bnghton created by JiU Ginder, Maureen editorials submitt^ by the Eccentnc, third place and second place, Tom issues and questions from 7- IS the perfect location for us to Armstrong and Linda Coughlin paper were “the best work in a ■ Spot News Story — Sue Hofimeyer, Birmingham 8 30 p m Wednesday, Oct 9 , at serve thousands of our existing will be on display and donated very competitive category” M ason a n d L eanne Rogers, Eccentnc, third place the Canton High School members, as well as employees to the Children’s Hospital for CJ Rjsak, the sports editor G arden City O bserver, fourth ■ P icture Story Tom Cafetena The school is at the from a number of schools within their Festival of Trees fund-rais- for the Plymouth and Canton place Hawley, B edford a n d Livonia southwest comer of Joy and our new coverage area.” er The festi\^l runs Nov 24- Observers, got a pair of first- ■ Local News Reporting — Observers, first a n d second Canton Center roads Michigan Educational Credit Dec 1 at Cobo Convention place awards, earning the top Birm ingham Eccentric, first place, Dan Dean, Waterford The public is invited to attend Union IS celebrating its 60th Center in Detroit spot for sports columns and for place, W aterford Eccentnc, sec­ Eccentnc, fourth place anniversary this year In addi­ overall sports coverage Judges o n d p la c e ■ Sports W ntmg — Marty HIDDEN HISTORY tion to the new Bnghton office, SPELLING BEE said R ise’s columns are ■ Design — Oxford Budner, Birmm ^am MECU has a main office in “thou^tfiil and easy to read,” Eccentnc, third place Eccentnc, second place, Paul The Plymouth Historical Plymouth and branch offices in The Community Literacy and his sports coverage had a ■ Hum an Interest Feature — Beaudry, Bedford Observer, Soaety announces the second Livonia and Ann Arbor Council sponsors its annud “i^ry nice variety features, Darrell Clem, W estland third place, Ken Abramczyk, program in its “Plymouth’s spelling bee at 7 pm people-onented as well as team Observer, first place, Dan W est, C larkston E ccentnc, fourlii Hidden History Senes” at 7 30 USHER ORIENTATION Wednesday, Oct 16 at the Yazaki stones, great layout of photos ” W est Bloom field Eccentric, place p m Thursday at the 35th North AmencaLearmng Center, The Canton Observer took fourth place ■ Spoi*ts C olum n — Paul Distnct Court Building The Plymouth Symphony 6300 Haggerty in Canton two other awards, a third-place ■ Enterpnse Feature — Mary Beaudry, Redford Observer, (Plymouth Road near Haggerty) needs ushers and concert affairs There are several sponsoring honor for its editonal pages M cDonough, Southfield second place, Jim T oth, TVoy The topic will be “Plymouth’s volunteers to assist with the opportunities $500 and above and a fourth-place award for its Eccentnc, first place, former Eccentnc, third place, Dan Legal Eagles,” presented by 35th upcoming events of the includes team entry fee and a editonal wntmg Plym outh Observer reporter O’Meara, Farmington Observer, Distnct Court Judge Ron Lowe TVeasures Beyond Measure full-page ad m the program, “We are pleased to receive Sue Buck, Farmington fourth place Participants will learn about the Season $300 includes team entry fee this recognition from the Observer, second place ■ Sports Feature — Duncan first woman judge in Michigan, The Plymouth Symphony and a one-third page ad in the Michigan Press Association,” ■ Editorial Page(s) — Troy White, Waterford Eccentnc, Phoebe Patterson, plus the story Society will host Its First Annual program, sponsorship between managing editor Hugh Eccentnc, first place, Livoma first place, T im Sm ith, of a cow, named Rose 2nd of Usher and Concert Affairs $50 and $299 includes honor­ Gallagher said “We’re proud of Observer, second place, Southfi^d Eccentnc, second Aberlone, fiiat gave nse to a Onentation from 7-8 p m able mention in the program, the work done by our staff, who Clarkston Eccentnc, fourth place legal controversy in the 1880’s, Fnday, Oct 11 at Our Lady of and $25 includes business name are dedicated to puttii^ out p la c e ■ S ports Coverage — which went as high as the Good Counsel Church and phone number listed in the excellent community newspa­ ■ E d it o n a l W r it in g — B irm ingham E ccentnc, second Supreme Court of Michigan This IS an important introduc­ program pers The MPA awaits are an Southfield Eccentric, third place, Afford Eccentnc, third Professors at the Harvard Law tion to the concert process and is Team members must be 16 or inspiration to continue stnvmg p la c e place School still cite the court’s dea- recommended for dl concert older Proceeds benefit the to do our best” ■ Local Columns — Annette ■ Lifestyle Section — sion as the best ruling ever made volunteers, past and present, Community Literacy Council, The awards were announced Kingsbury, IVoy Eccentnc, first Clarkston Eccentnc, second for teaching a certain point of who wish to participate as vol­ whose mission is “to provide in conjunction with National place, W ayne Peal, place law to their students unteers at any concert event this adults with basic reading, wnt­ A tour of the new court build­ season, symphony officials said mg and math skills so that th^ ing and refreshments are all Pnmary usher and concert may reach their fullest potential 1 part of the evening's program affairs volunteer responsibilities in life and participate in their POLICE LOG include greeting audience mem­ community” For more informa­ CREDIT UNION BRANCH bers, taking tickets, collating tion, call (734) 416-4906 stealing booze similar incident in Redford and distnbutmg program mate- Loss prevention officers at Michigan Educational Credit nals, assisting with After^ow CHRISTMAS IN PLYMOUTH Gerou for Judge Kroger observed a man con­ Tire theft Union’s fourth branch office is receptions, and more Event cealing a couple of bottles of Sometime between 6 20 p m scheduled to open in Bn^ton in dates include Oct 12, Nov 16, The Plymouth Community liquor benea^ his coat Tuesday and S am Wednesday, November The new location Dec 7-8, Jan 11-12, Feb 8, Chamber of Commerce sponsors Having recognized the sus­ someone cut the security fence will be at 123 Brighton Lake March 8, and April 11 “A Plymouth Chnstmas,” Dec 7- pect from a surveillance tape, a t Lou LaRiche C hevrolet and Road, Suite 102, m the The Symphony offers free 8 m downtown Plymouth the loss prevention officers stole som e $ 2 ,0 0 0 w o rth of Pinehollow Place building, just admission to season subscnp- Actors in penod costumes will wrestled him to the ground, tires an d n m s off of Grand River tion concerts for these volun­ roam the streets, Santa Claus then called Plymouth Tbwnship The suspects cut the fence on The specific opening date for teers in addition to the joy of will be there, nuts will be roast­ police the south wall, then used land­ the office will be determined helping a quality commumty ing, the Little Drummer Boy will VThen police arnved, the sus­ scape bncks to put a 1998 Ford later this month organization Ifyou would to make an appearance and carol­ www^erouforjudge com pect, a 30-year-old Detroit Mustang and a 2002 Chevy The new location was selected participate m the Onentation, ers will be on the street comers man, was m custody in the Impala on blocks, then stole the following the credit union’s field please contact Darlene A Paid for by Friends to Elect J Gerou for Judge For more information on this 11343 Waverly Plymouth M l 48170 store’s offices tires and wheels of membership expansion earli­ Dreyer, Executive Director, by old-fashioned hometown He faces charges of second- The Mustang belonged to a er this year Previously limited to phone 734-451 2112 or by e-mail Chnstmas, call the chamber, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ degree retail fraud The suspect customer, the Impala to the employees of schools located m at (734) 453-1540 has a previous 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PHOTOS BY DIANE HANSON Lix Mundy, left, Polly Jackson and Becca Commissaris play tfieir parts m the band program, “Elasticity ' As the backdrop parts, band members emerge and the color guard awaits the return of their airborne sabers at the beginning of the program

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Fine-tuning P-CEP still m anages selected as one of the top 10 boost for everybody in the bands to compete in the band. Summers said Our evening finals program energy was so intense tonight - several trophies at com petition The P-CEP marchers cap itwasam ajorbuild-up I think tured the finals third-place tro the band really grew together BY DIANE HANSON on the right track phy with a score of 77 6 along That’s one of the greatest CORRESPONDENT He added that while the with the award for things about marching band - band is not penalized for an Outstanding Visual so many different people come P'CEP band fans showed their loyalty by making the trip to Toledo for the Although their show incomplete show it is really Performance Centerville together for one purpose regional championships ‘ Elasticity” isn’t yet complete, hard to win because the judges (Ohio) High School took first This was percussiqjnist Jenny th e 16 7 -member Plymouth- can’t give you full credit, and with a score of 80 0 and Natiws first regional competi­ to rs enth- and eighth-grades), but' Canton Educational Park nghtftilly so ” P ro sp ect (111) H ig h School tion Tthinkitwasgreat'”said ‘They are probably one of are just as im portant to the Marching Band managed to Still, the P CEPers came edged P CEP with a 77 9 for the Salem freshman “The the best color guards m the production,” he said capture several trophies at the home with a stash of trophies second place Other Michigan band s tone quality and every­ country, arguably the best,’ Both Wachholz and Tarr said Bands of America Regional for their outstanding perform­ bands in the finals show th in g , I thought, was perfect said Thrr, ‘and that is largely they hoped to have ‘Elasticity” Championships at the ance The band was one of 23 included Muskegon Reeths- For Alyssa Cercom, a Salem due to Alan Spaeth and the nearly finished by the band’s University of Toledo Saturday from five states competing in Puffer fourth 76 7, Jenison, sophomore and flutist, it was instructors under him - again, next performance, which will ‘ We re considered by those m the regionals at the University fifth 73 8, Milford eighth her second regionals probably the best in the coun­ be at the home stadium on Oct b an d activities to be a n end-of- of Toledo And Michigan was 65 6 and Durand Area ninth, Coming to regionals is like a try Thats not to undermine 12 - the Great Lakes the-year band because we have well-represented with 14 bands 63 4 mmi-nationals, she said “You the winds and percussion Invitational so m any things in o u r sho^\^, including Farmington Hills The kids did a good job get to compete with the top They march really, really well It IS an exciting, fun tim e of said B and D irector Cla5l;on H am son and West Bloomfield said Mike Tarr P CEP assistant bands in the area and you have in support of that the year, said Tarr about put­ Wachholz after the perform­ After preliminary competi director They are gaming the experience of meeting so Wachholz had praise for the ting on the finishing touches ance ‘For th e effects th a t we tion, Plymouth Canton was more confidence many people students handling the huge W ith those touches may have in the show, th ere is a lot awarded the second place tro Thats just what drum major In captunng the rolling props in the show as come a few surprises, noted of mechanical engineering p h y in Class AAA ;^the larg est Bnttany Summers a Salem Outstanding Visual Award well The students who end up W achholz *We ve b e e n k n o w n involved So we feel really com schools by student enrollment junior felt Tarr had nothing but kudos for manipulating those props m to do that even during the fortable where we re at We re - not size of band) and was “This is a major confidence the color guard and instruc many cases are younger (sev­ week of Nationals he said

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BY ALEX LUNDBER6 CRANBROOK GARDENS STAFF W RIER AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Shutterbugs from all over Oakland County can peruse a CONTEST new collection of photographic art at one of the region’s m ost prestigious malls What' A contest and exhibit For th e second year, of more than Cranbrook Gardens Amateur 200 Photography Contest will show photographs capturing case the work of hobby photog images of Cranbrook in raphers. The o n e -w e ^ exhibit Bloomfield Hills opens Monday, Oct 7 at Somerset Collection, IVoy When: Through Sunday Unlike a lot of other contests, Oct 13 viewers will get to see a lot of dif­ Where: The rotunda area of ferent works Well, a lot of different works Somerset Collection South on th e sam e subject Big Beaver east of Coolidge The focus of the contest is Troy Cranbrook itself, its grounds, buildings and statuary Entrants vvill be judged in six categories Flowers, landscapes, special effects, , architecture and — for the first year — chil­ start taking pictures early, to dren’s works Winners will be learn to appreciate photography announced at a private reception and images at an early age Monday evening She also said that it would be Public Relations and good for kids to see their work Marketing Director for the gar­ h u n g up m a place like Som erset den auxiliary Jerry Salero said Salero said th a t quite a few the contest is pnmanly there to younger photographers partici showcase the facility Birmingham resident Joen Duncan entered this picture of a flowered wall that pated in the contest last year, ‘W ere a non profit W e w ant­ she took m the Cranbrook Gardens She is one of nearly 50 photographers some won n bb o n s for ffieir ed to create an awareness o f the who took part m this year s competition ^ w ork gardens,” he said That’s why all We decided to give the kids a of the pictures had to be shot on a wide audience Judge Linda Solomon said put­ better chance to win with their the grounds “That s also why we re holding ting kids into the contest was a ow n category, he said He also said that the contest is the showing at Somerset, Salero good step West Bloomfield resident The pictures from the Cranbrook Gardens Amateur Photography contest will a showcase for the work of ama­ said Before it was m the “Thatsafirstforthisyear she Linda Armitage, last year s best be on display at Somerset Collection beginning Monday Oct 7 This one, teur photographers Most peo­ Bloomfield Libraiy and not smd W e felt It was important to of show winner, is competing in taken by Bloomfield Hills resident Irene Moreno was one of nearly 200 works ple, he said, don t get an oppor­ many people got to see it encourage children to appreciate entered in the competition tunity to share their hobbies with Cranbrook Photo Contest Cranbrook Itsgoodforthemto PLEASE SEE C R A N B R O O K , B6

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DNA an exquisite shadings make this 1 10 3 15 520 730 940 RED DRAGON (R)NV ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH $500)720950 LOCAL FLAVOR extremely rare genetic m uta­ song o f Cal/C alliope ring THE BARBERSHOP (PG13) Star Rochester Hills 12 30 1 00 1 30,3 30,400 4 30 SPYKIDS2 THEISUNDOF1HE 1 40,430 720 945 200 Barclay Crcle 640,7007 30h o h o 1020 LOST DRUMS (PG) 210 5 10735 1000 tion Dunng puberty, a famed absolutely true MY BIG ^ATGREEX WEDDING 248-853-2260 SWEEV HOME ALABAMA (PCniNV n o 320 (5 30@$500) 740 BLOODWORK G) As our story goes, somewhere M a n h attan physician discovers (PG) 200 1230,220 300,^5 h o SIGNS (PG13) 11 10 205 510 755 1040 ju s t p ast m id-pom t o f th e tw en­ that Calliope is afflicted with 5- Vicki Diaz IS a Livonia resident who 1 00 300 500 700 910 No one under age 6 admitted for PC 715^0 945 1020 61UECRUSH(PG13) 1 30 (500 @$h0)7 30 955 tieth century, a Detroit couple, alpha-reductase defiaency syn­ writes about books for the Observer & 13& R rated fims after 6 pm 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HOME ALABAMA 450 720 940 1125 Michael Moore takes aim at Karen M oncneff showed great NPDWOrfSNOPASS (PG13) MY BIG FATGREEK WEDDING (PG) 1UWANNAMANN(PG13) turned parking structure, dark some obvious Michigan targets promise in her feature-len^h 1215 2 30 445 715 945 1200 2 10 420 710 920 MIR Waterford Ctnema 16 1200 240 505 750 1010 downtown m ^tdubs, and a in Bowling for Columbine, an debut, Blue Car, a big hit a t th e NP TUXEDO (PG13) THEBANGERSinERS(R) 7501 HighandRd LIKE MIKE (PC examination of America’s taste SUN 1 10 320 530 745 1 00 3 15 545 815 1015 1220 3 10525 745,1010 SE cornerMShwiamsLakeftd 11 20 1 45 430 7 15 945 bombed out section of the lower Sundance festival earlier this 10 05 5 30 7 45 1 005 THE FOUR FEATHERS (PG13) FOUR FEATHERS (PG13) 2 4 H o u r M o v ie Line east side are playgrounds for for guns and violence that won a year David Strathaim stars as BARBERSHOP(PG13) 1245 330 645 ^ 0 248-666-7900 1245 345 650 940 ( A L L 7 7 F ILM S 1 551 Rabbit, his posse and his 13-minute standing ovation at an En^ish teacher who fights SUN 1 05 3 15 5 25 740 ONE OUR PHOTO (R) freeReflon Popcorn and Pop 1000 MONtHURS525 740 300 5 30 800 1025 African Am erican nvals It’s a fins years Cannes Film Festival his attraction to an articulate, :(PC13) modem day version of Sylvester and was runner up for the troubled student poet played by 1000 SPYKIDS2 THE ISLAND OF LOST NPIONAH AVEGGIETALES 11 15 3 15 7 20 10 25 4FEATNERS(PG13] DREAMS (PC) MONDAY THUKDAY M O V IE ( C ) MR DEEDS (PG13) Stallones underdog opus Rocky Peoples Choice Award at newcomer Agnes Bruc^er The SUN 1 35 4 05 6 50 9 30 1230 nCASC CAUTNEATEItFOASNOIVnMCS 1250 300(5 10^iSOO)710 11 55 2 25 5 00 7 30 955 Academy Award winning Toronto film s overly m elodram atic ele­ MONTHURS40S 6 50 9 30 BARBERSHOP (PG13) AU4imsw ORmrmwmm 915 REIGNOFflRE(PG13) director Curtis Hanson (L mA Moore doesn t set out to ments start to curdle after a NPiWEET HOME ALABAMA 115 345 600 915 NP RED DRAGON (R) 11 40 220 520 h o 1040 (PG13) MY BIG FATGREEK WEDDING 1245 1 30 215 (400 440 SCOOBYDOO(PG) ConlidentiaJ) introduced 8 Mile exclusively skewer the Great while, but the performances are SUN 1 15 1 45 410 440 S15@$500)640 720 11 05 1 35 420 700 930 as a work in progress, but when Lakes State, but it’s hard to pass tem fic 6 40 7 20 9 15 9 45 MON 1 45 4 i n 30,8 30 BlrmlMhamS 800,92^000 the lights went up, the audience up a visit to a bank up n o rth th a t There were important movies THURS410 440 640720 SIGNS (PG13) Uptown Wnuham 8 NP SWEET HOME AUBAMA 200725 was breathless, stunned by the gives away guns to entice new in Toronto besides the ones with 915 945 130 400 615 845 T ils '" ' ^ (PC13) NP RED DRAGON (R) Downtown UinTingnam 1 00 1 45 (400 445 ■4 00 7 05 1 02'f ) raw integrity of file film and the accounts He brmgs cameras local connections Especially SUN 100 1 30 400 430 STDDMT DISCOUNT NOWAVAIUBK 644-FtlM or visit 645730 920 1' undeniable chansma of its dark and a few survivors of the impressive 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also dravre ise - tw o m e n agonizing over th e 955 AUJHOWjyiJOHCEPr 248-BS3-STAR SlNDAyTHRU THURSDAY TRAPPED R) City some interesting comparisons fete of two comatose women - No one under age 6 admitted for 930 PClB&Rrated'flmsafte 6pm Now Feoiunng Art ond Spedolind STULING HARVARD (PG13) AFTEHM ALL 5f475 52 M So, can he act? In 8 Mile, by chatting with Canadians in Almodovar’s film unfolds into a FORSHOWTIMBSANOTO 140{450@$500 740 955 Eminem’s perfonnance is n o t­ Windsor and Samia about their poetic meditation on commum- Star^eatms PURCHASETICKETS BY PHONE M I M I C N T M O V IE S X 6 0 0 URBERSHOP PG13) ing His brooding, reticent per­ security concerns, or lack there­ cation and loneliness, passion The Wo dsBestTheates aiL248 3722222 1 40(430®$500)640 910 MadstoneAnn Arbor Bargain Matinees Da lySS 75 All wwwSTAR SOUTHFIELD com MBYJOAYOUr 462 BnarwoodC cle sona effectively relays Rabbit’s of and transcendence Not to be WEDNESDAY ONE HOUR PH(iTO(R) Shows Stalling befoe 6 00 pm 734-984 1000 Moore uses his trademark missed w hen it opens m Now acceptinq'Visa& MasterCard DISCOUNT TCKETS ACCEPTED MOONUCHTMIU 100(415®$500)715 930 ambitions and msecunties The NP Denotes No Pass Engagement THE SUNSHINE STATE (PG13) scenes with his young sister are humor to frame this film, but by January Saturday Night is Faml^ Night at SUN 7 45 1 00 345 630 915 particularly tender and his rap­ th e end, m ore than a few audi­ Actress Salma Hayek gave a StarSouthfiddl StarMresIs MON THURS 1 45 (4 40® $5 00) Star Great lakes Crossing NP MOONLIGHT MILE (PG13) SEX WITH STRANGERS(NC17) ping drew spontaneous ence members will feel sick at magical performance m Fnda, a C eat LaliesShoppnq Center committed to prodding the best ;UNTUESTHURStl 35 205 h o 745 1000 1 45 345 545 745 9^5 applause Sffll, fins film m ight as heart about file dire message it recounting of the incredible life VA-rnm Hivironmentforfamlly 715 945 WED 205 4 30 715 SPY KIDS 2 THE ISUND OF THE SWEET HOME AUBAMA(PC13) HfDmmmiwimi entertainment and to encourage LOST DREAMS (PG) well have been called The delivers Bowling for Columbine and work of Fnda Kahlo, the families to get out to a movie, 945 1 20 320 520 720,h o n 0 320(S30@$ho 730 RED DRAGON (R Eminem Story, and it remains to opens later this month Mexican artist and wife of NP RED DRAGON (R) STARSOUTIffiElDwillprovIdea SIGNS (PC13) 11 20 11 50 1225, 1 00 1 35 FREE SMALL POP and MPCORN to f!l 50 1 4 5 ? 4 i S ? i ^ ^ 1000 1 00 325 550 815 1035 be seen whether he has the On a more positive note, moralist Diego Rivera. skRmRY(R) 1 15(450,@$5 00)7 20 9 50 THE BANGER SISTERS (R) 205 240 3 15 ^50 425 ail kids 16 and under if MY BIGUT GREEK WEDDING diops to portray a character Standing in the Shadows o f Both M adonna and Jennifer 4 55 5 30 6 05 6 40 715 accompanied bv a parent to all 11 55 1 30 220 425 640 815 1 30 3 30, 5 30 7 30 h o showsafter83upm Duringour 940 (PC) FAST RUNNER (PC) unlike himself S Mile is set to M otown wowed Toronto audi­ Lopez tned and failed m recent 745 820 855 930 1005 1 20(430@$500) 730 945 NP MOONLIGHT MILE (PG13) Family Sahirdays no minors 16 THE BANGER SISTERS (R) 1 05 415 730 open nationwide on Nov 8 ences giving long overdue years to brm g Kahlo’s story to 11 40 215 445,7 2 H 55 Years and und^ will be pennitted 11 30 12 30 245 355 500 MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 8 Mile isn’t the only brilliant props to some Detroit musicians the big screen, but Hayek tn- entn unless wlU) a parent aft^ 600,700,915 no SNOWS siw (NR) NPIONAH THEVkGlETALES KIDS 12 & UNDER ADULTS $1 film to showcase some of our whose names are unknown but umphs as both the star and the MOVIE (G) 830 pm so grab Mom and Dad ONEHOUR PilOTO(R) 110 3 10 510 710 910 andHEADFORTHEMOVIESI 1250300 5 15745 955 SPIRIT STALLION OF THE fabulous rums M C3*A True whose 1960s hits are still producer of fins biopic, as color­ 1230 230 430 630 840 CIMARRON (G ^8 * NP HOME SWEET AUBAMA MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING (PG) Testinionial, tells ffle story of beloved around file world The ful an d tragic as the artist her­ NP RED DRAGON (R) 1 00 300 500 12 15 240 440,730 935 the semmal Detroit rock band Funk Brothers were file studio self 11 30,12 00 12 30 1 00 200 SIGNS (p6J) 11 30 1215 1 10155 250 230 300 330 400 430 VbaitSatmriAaeptii th ro u ^ remmiscences from its musicians who played on scores Fnda clearly marks Hayelds 340,435 520 6-15 705 11 40 2.00 4 20 6 50 9 20 800 845 940 1030 450 530 600630 700 800 surviving members and former of Motoivn hits for the likes of em ergence as a senous actress, 8 30 900 930 1000 manager John Sinclair, archival Marvm Gaye, Diana Ross, The as evidenced by the audience NPIOHAN THEVEGGIETALES 11 45 1235 1 20 200 245 MOVIEfG) Birmingham Palladium 12 interviews and rare concert Tem ptations and The Four Tbps response and the loud buzz of 330 420 500 550 650 Main Art Theatre III footage, including a notable out­ This documentary brings all the international media around her 1210 2 20 4 3 H 40 850 Up{bwnPallad[um!2 llBManatllMIe 735 810 900 950 1020 250 M Old Woodward Ave BALLISTIC ECKSVS SEVER Royal Oak door show at Wayne State surviving members of the Funk m Tbronto 1250 350 650 950 Downtown Brmnqham I 205 345 555 8 15,10. 2 4 8 - W 0 1 8 O Umversity’s old Ikrtar Field Brofiiers back m Detroit to tell Fnda will reach theaters m NP SWEET HOME AUBAMA call 7 7 F IL M S e x t 54 2 THE BANGER SISTER W (PG13) wwwuptoanjHlladluii^2.«Hn The film begms and ends at fiieir stones of life at Motown N ovem ber 1 05 355 620 905 eattinng la stadium seating auditonums TICKETSAV/ULABLEATTHE BOX OFFICE the G rande Ballroom on Records, churning out hit after Playwright Arthur Miller’s THE FOUR FEATHERS (PG13) 1240 1 50 320 420610 wthstate-oftheaitwalltowa curved OR PHONE2A8542-0 60 710 840 945 screens Dolby Dig talsumund sound VISA AND MASTEFLCARD ACCEPTED Detroit’s west side, a legendary hit m obscunty daughter Rebecca Miller 1 30 415 700 945 NP THE TUXEDO (PG13) twogantconcesson stands, valet 19 6 0 ’s concert venue fitiat still The films centerpiece is a con­ impressed both cntics and festi- NPTRAPPED(R) 11501225 245 h o h o parting Lttle Caesar's Pizza Rays Ice SPIRITED AWAY (PG) 225 655 740 905 1010 Cream and the all new Pern ere (1 00345)700 945 stands, barely, m a sad state of cert that was filmed at the Rityal val goers with Personal Veloaty, STEALING HARVARD(PGI3) NPPAND0RASBOX(R} Entertanment Auditor urn iCBY GOES DOWN ~ disrepair T hou^ it goes on a Oak Theatre where the Brothers based on three of her own short 1205 450 915 MAnNEBKOVIBSt&OO 1245 310 605 925 llESItATE NEW YEMIS EVE AT NEW UPTOWN (12 30245500) 715 930 bit too long, It s an irresistible werejomedby guest vocalists stones BARBERSHOP (PG13) UNYU(IInR) BALLISTSiC ECKSVSSEVER(R) PAILAENUMI2ICHECKOUTOURMIEMICHT tale of the nse and fall of a rock Chal^ Khan, Bootsy Collins, Kyra Sedgwick, Parker Posey II 35 1 50 410 645 910 225 750 (1245 3005 15) 730935 ONE HOUR PHOTO (R) THE FOUR FEATHERS (PC13) band, complete with drugs, Ben Harper and Joan Osborne, and Fairuza Balk each star m 1250 300 5 15 740 1000 IA8VSNICHrOI/r m tem al and external politics andofiiers Theenjctyable one of the three vignettes, por­ CITY BY THE SEA (R) 1 40 425 725 1020 THE BANGER SISTERS (R) RED DRAGON and bittersweet memories soundtrack CD is dready in traying women at cntical junc­ 6 10 830 IPSCUIDICrTAlSHOW; MON 740 Maple Art Theatre 111 SWIMFAN(PG13) 1220 240 500 7-20.940 4135wMapleWestofTeegraoh Watch for a release sometime stores, while the film hits tures in their lives It will be in 11 55 1 45 4 0 H 25 8 50 BARBERSHOP PGI3) NP RED DRAGON (R) BoomfedHils next year screens in November theaters by year’s end SPY KIDS 2 {PG) 248-5420180 1135 n o 210 h o h o 11 00 11 30 1230 1 10 1 55 ;n 1 15 325 620 730 820 910 220 320 405 450 5 15 615 SIGNS (PG13) ONEHOUR PHOTO (R) 700740 810 910 950 8W0MEN(R) 1240 305 525 750 1010 11 45 215 520 810 1030 THURS11 00 11 30 12 30 1 10 AUSTIN POWERS IN SUN(12303 15)700 925 SWIMFAN(R) 1 55 220 320 405 450 5 15 ------15)700 925 had always liked it, it was some­ on for many years but was 11 55 550 1005 615 700 810 910 950 m a m CRANBROOK thing! enjoyed’ stopped recenfiy This is only the 1220 235 5 10, 720 935 AtJO SHOWING IN PREMIERE CITY BY THE SEA (R) ! 00345jn5 9 3( Her mam focus m photogra­ second year the contest has been MY BIG FAT GREEk WEDDING 1 30 645 FROM PAGE B4 (PG) SUN 405 700 MON WED « (3 4 5 ) 7 15 930 phy was black and white works, back u p a n d running MY BIG FATGREEK WEDDIKG(R) MOSTLY hlARTHA (PC) 1245 255 505 710 920 1 20 445 705920 she likes file neutral aspects of Unlike many other art con­ XXX(PG13) IP SWEET HOME AUBAMA(PG13) SUN (1245 330)645ho MONtHURS(330) 645 930 the contest again She’s been graj^cale pictures Last year she tests, people who head to 730 1015 1205 250 541 11 25 1 00 1 50 3 35 4 15 600 MASTER OF DISGUISE (PG) 645 840 930 taking pictures senously for the won for her landscape and Somerset to see the pictures will 11 25 1 40 335 540 NPIONAH THEVEGGIETALES past five years sculpture pictures This year, be seemg hundreds of photo­ MOVIE (G) “I had been working for an art she’s submitting works in file graphs on display NODCHrSNfCSJJAIil' 11 15 1 30 345 605805 1000 NPJOM NO PASSES Will 8f THE TUXEDO (PG13) gallery and I met a lot of pho­ landscape, garden, sculpture “Every participant’s work will ACCEPTED fOP THIS FEATyi!! NO tographers, ’ she said ‘It sparked and architecture categories be eidiibited,” Solomon said CHIlDPENWOEPTHEACEOFiSK'ILL NWEDTHURS 1250 1 45 PEAUOiVEDINPATEDPfllMSAfTEP 1400 5 10,635 805 900 1005 an interest m photography, I The contest had actually gone N ot just the winners ” 6PM rOUMOSTPEATlEASn; MON 1250 1 45 400 510 i'EAPSOEAGEH'ITHPPOPEP B1129943 WWW observerandeccentric com CALENDARS Observer S Eccentric | Sunday October 6 2002 B7

WHERE CAN I FIND? CRAFT CALENDAR

Through reader feedback this interac Locations in Farmington Hills Warren - A store that sells a pig/hog roaster Wayne County exhibitors are accepted in each catego 1516 show and sale tive feature is dedicated to helping Westland Canton Taylor Dearborn (like a turkey roaster) or information ^ Aldan 19th Annual Craft Show 9 30 ry Crafters are asked to submit a pho Elf Shelf Arts & Crafts Show Crafters are readers locate retail merchandise Heights (313)7921672 on how to build a pig pit with instruc am 330pm Saturday Oct 19 tograph of their work with their applica urged to apply for the 31st annual juried that's difficult to find If you have a WHERE CAN I FIND tions on how to roast a pig for Jeff of Monsignor Brunett Activity Center 17500 tion if they have not been accepted for show Saturday Nov 30 at Troy High request or information about where a - A store that sells Slippery Elm cough Westland Farmington Road Livonia Ann Rowe a previous show The show features all School Send entries to PO Box 1545 product IS sold or service is available droj» for Francis - A store that sells Ever Bloom ali-pur (248) 477 8942 or Helen Oppat (734) 427 types of handmade crafts including Troy Ml 48099 or call Marilyn Johnson call (248) 9012555 and leave a mes - A store that sells Bubble Up pop pose cleaning fluid (16 oz) can for 1457 painting sculpture pottery jewelry tex (248)689 4992 sage with your name and phone num ^ a ) made by Faygo for Bob Ellen of Bloomfield Township St Edith School St Edith School will tiles needlework photography glass Holiday Arts & Crafts Show Organizers ber Please be patient about your - A store that sells the electric - A store that sells a one-piece cover hold Its Fourth Annual Fall Craft Show 9 leather and woodcarvmg foranappli seek artists and crafters for juried show requests and feedback we receive an Remington shaver saver in a spray for 3 two quart ball canning jar for a m 4 p m on Saturday Nov 9 at 15089 cation call Marjorie Lynch at (734) 462 Nov 23 at North Farmington High overwhelming number of phone calls can (lubricates the shaver) for Joceyin Barbara Newburgh Road in Livonia Admission $1 4400 Ext 5008 School No manufactured goods Also please spell any uncommon of Livonia - A Store that sells Pels Naptha soap Call Diana (734)462 6037 SL Theodore Confraternity of Christian Especially interested in paints wood items If you don't see information - Someone to repair an old antique flakes for the washing machine for St Aidan Parish Fail show The Livonia Women Table rental is $20 for the annu shelves sifk flowers dried flowers bas about your request we couldn't find it (person) weight scale for M R of Lillian parish is looking for crafters for its 19th al craft show 9 a m 3 p m Saturday kets candles photography (other than Requests are published twice Redford - A store that sells Buffalos Star B annual craft show 9 30 a m 3 30 p m Oct 12 in the parish social hall 8200 Detroit) pottery wood shelves or any WKATWErOUND - A store that sells molasses candy Ranch hot dogs for Larry Saturday Oct 19th Cali (248) 477 8942 North Wayne Road Westland Reserve a thing unusual Call Sandra at (248) 489 - The pepper spray can be found in that looks like peanuts for Janice - A store that sells Hug Em's Madame or (734) 4271457 table at (734) 261 8357 8463 the automotive department at the - A meat market that sells turkey wing Alexander dolls for Kelli Delta Kappa Gamma Show Crafters St Elizabeth s Episcopal Church Holiday Magic Craft Show Applications Super K on Ford and Haggerty roads in tips by the pound for Mrs Jones - A store that sells under-the-cabinet need for 16th annual juried show at West Crafters needed for annual Holiday are being accepted for the show 10 a m Canton - A store that sells the game Battling lights that are battery operated for Middle School in Plymouth 9 a m to 4 Bazaar on Oct 26 at the Redford church to 4 p m Saturday Nov 2 at Leonard - The ironing valet can be purchased Tops for Barbara Jim pm Saturday Oct 19 Call Tern (734) Call (313) 937 28B0 to reserve a table Elementary School 4401 Taiiman Troy through the Brookstonq catalog (800) - A store that sells Thom Apple Valley -A store that sells Men's 416 6165 Churchill High School PTSA craft show Admission is $2 For information and 9267000 smoked sausage for Dorothy Expandomatic dress slacks for Mary Fail festival St Damian Parish in The school PTSA is accepting appiica applications write to craftshow@prodi - Men's might shirts can be purchased - An organization that rents or loans - A store that sells the movie video Westland looking for crafters for its fall tions to fill for more than 150 booths at gy net or call Marian (248) 6801533 at Brooks Brothers at the Somerset baby car seats for Gretchen of Garden Greystone LordoftheApesior Susan show 9 a m to 3 p m Saturday Oct 12 Its 11th annual arts and crafts Show on Kimball High School 21st Annual Golden Collection in Troy (call first) and City of Redford Call (734) 4216130 Oct 19 The show runs 10 a m 4pm Call Harvest Arts and (^afts Fair 10 a m 4 through the Vermont Country Store - A doll hospital (to rewire dolls) in the - A store that sells an electric sweater St Robert Beliarmine Church: Crafters (734) 523 0022 for an application pm Saturday Oct 19 at the school catalog (802) 362 8440 Garden City area for Norma shaver for Linda of Farmington Hills wanted for annual Christmas Bazaar at Christmas Craft Show 9 a m to 4 p m 1500 Lexington Blvd Royal Oak Crafters - Sailor Moon video can be ordered - A store that sells fresh or canned St Robert Beliarmine Church in Redford Saturday Dec 7 St Thomas a Becket needed Cali Mary Smith at (248) 585 through area Family Video stores quail eggs for Norma of Garden City Complied by Sandi Jarackas Oct 26 table rental $25 call Nancy at Catholic Church 555 S Ltlley Road 0803 (313) 9371741 and (313)533 5255 Canton SprInGMilis Elementary PTO Crafters Fall show Our Redeemer Lutheran Oakland County wanted for 3rd Annual Craft Show at the AT THE GALLERIES Church of Dearborn has tables available Lahser Holiday Boutique. 9 30 a m 4 school 310 Harvey Lake Road (two miles for its 21st annual craft show on p m Saturday Oct 19 at Lahser High north of M 59) on Nov 9 Call Karen Needlework and Textile Guild 10 m the School of Art & Design Saturday Oct 26 Eight foot tables are School 3456 Lahser Bloomfield Hills Beardsley at (248) 889 6976 Making contact Please submit items Carol West owner of Basketful of 2000 Bonisteei Ann Arbor $25 Call (313) 562 9246 for information More than 50 regional artisans Berkley Recreation Department Annual for publication in At the galleries to Yarn in Rochester will talk about Schoolcraft College. Crafters of every lik Admission $4 (248)341 5700 craft show runs 16pm Friday Oct 11 9 may apply for a spot in the 2002 Fall Holiday showcase Crafters sought for a m 4 p m Saturday Oct 12 and noon 4 Linda Chomin two weeks in advance Potpourri of Knitting at 930am SPECIAL EVENTS of the event Observer & Eccentric Tuesday Oct 8 at the First United Craft Show at Schoolcraft College show at St Paul s United Methodist pm Sunday Oct 13 at the Berkley Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Methodist Church 1589 Maple Michigan Water Color Society Saturday Sunday Nov 910 The show is Church in Rochester Call Harriet (248) Community Center 2400 Robina (248) Livonia Ml 48150 or fax (734) 5% Birmingham Adipissionis$9*{248) Annual meeting lectures and demon juried and a limited number of 652 0676 to reserve a table for the Nov 546 2450 7279 6461200 for directions to the church strations by Bill Girard (egg tempera Oakland Community College and egg oil emulsion painting) and CALL FOR ARTISTS Selected o f Sergio De Robert Barnum (paints in the tradi Giusti a lecture and slide presenta tion of Regionalism) 9 30 a m to 3 30 Canton Project Arts tior by the Redford sculptor De pm Saturday Oct 12 at the C ontem plative And the Canton Community Giusti will discuss his work and the Bloomfield Township Public Library Foundation are looktngfor artists to major public works he s created 1099 Lone Pine Road Bloomfield Hills create a mural in the new Human including his latest project m Detroit (248) 642 5800 $10 for lunch from S p a c e s Services Center on Ridqe Road in the The Michigan Labor Legacy the Star Deli (248) 352 3973 Cherry Hill Village section in Canton Monument 10 a m Wednesday Oct Our Town a t t h e uponeompletion in early 2003 the 16 in Room 303 Building Jon cam Art Exhibit and Sale features 275 center will house several human pus Orchard Lake Road and I 696 works in a variety of mediums 10 am A ve M aria Fine A rt Qallery services agencies and the Canton Farmington Hills (248)522 3518 to 5 p m Thursday Saturday Oct 17 Community Foundation Three Cities A rt Club 19 at The Community House 380 The general theme will be human Plymouth artist Cathy Dyer will give a South Bates Birmingham For infor W e are pleased to present “Contem plative Spaces”, a interaction within the Canton com mandala workshop and lecture for mation call (248) 594 6403 fall exhibition Journey into the contemplative spaces munity Applicants must be 18 years those interested in participating Highlights include Gala 6 9 pm of age Deadline is Nov 1 Eachappli bring your colored pencils paper will Wednesday Oct 16 $200 benefactor created by Joyce Grace, Judy Enright, Susan Eddy, and cation must include a letter of intent be provided Dyer creates mandalas $100 The Art of Collecting Art panel Susan Massucc! Their paintings depict familiar places resume and 5 to 10 slides depicting through meditation using colored discussion by area art collectors 7 and unfamiliar spaces the artist s work with emphasis on pencil on black paper the work is p m Thursday Oct 17 $15 and mural For more information call meant for healing and growing Pontiac Studio Tour Vans leave The This explorative exhibition of over fifty w orks will be on (734) 394 5193 through light color and symbols 7 9 Community House 9 30 am Friday display from October 8 through Novem ber 8 All are Woods Gallery p m Monday Oct 7 Plymouth Oct 18 returns at 1215 pm for lunch Looking for artists to create chairs Township Administration Building among the art of Our Town $30 welcom e to a Meet-the-Artist reception on October 10 for a Dec 5 auction and Gala Wme & Ann Arbor Road and Lilly (248) 262 Limited availability from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m Cheese Reception to benefit area 9711 Whispers from China Gallery Hours food banks paint design create a Troy Public Library A Cicada Auctions event featuring Tuesday • Friday chair for Chair Edibles do whatever Christo & Contem porary Bulgarian 300 select pieces form interior China Conveniently located at Dom inos 10 am to 6 p m you want on your own or as a group Sunday Oct 20 at the both Imperial and provincial span Farms in Ann Arbor Take US 23 to A rt Z p m T h u r s d a y chairs will be on exhibit Dec 131 library located in the Troy civic cen ning more than 200 years (from Han exit 41 then 1/2 mile East- 1 0 a m t o 8 p m deadline for application is Nov 1 ter on Big Beaver just east of 175 toChing) includes stoneware porce ftsHow the signs to Domino s Farms S on Earhart Road North of Plymouth (248) 543 9720 Brian Griffen and Elena Kapmtcheva lam bronze hard/soft woods icons S a t u r d a y i present a multi media lecture con furniture architectural and objet Road Entrance is at Lobby B 10 a.m. to 3 p m J LECTURES currently in English and Bulgarian d art 11 a m to completion Sunday followed by Bulgarian Chamber Oct 6 preview 10 30 a m to 8 p m For more information please call 734 930 7514 or visit us at www avemanaart com Farmington Artists Club Music Free admission Refreshments Thursday Saturday Oct 3 5 at the Andrea Tama will show slides of her provided Registration required seat Holiday Inn Livoma West 17123 North large scale art works and will demon mg limited to 130 (248) 524 3538 Laurel Park Drive strate her dry brush technique at 7 University of Michigan To view or print online catalogue p m Oct 9 in the Costick Activities Video/installation artist Mary Lucier visit the Web site at wwwcicadaauc Center Middlebelt and 11 Mile talks as part of the Distinguished tions com (248) 888 0717 or (248) Farmington Hills (248)642 8893 Visitors Senes 5pm Thursday Oct 910 2560

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BY NORMA AND WENDY SCHONW EnER tions Recently, an eight-foot CORRESPONDENTS bronze statue of Mary lyier IFY0U60 almost every room Moore performing her famous Call {888)676-6757 or go to A symbiotic relationship W hat do you think of when - hat toss was p lac^ on the cor­ between the artistry of Nature someone mentions the TVvin ner of 7th and Nicollet to com­ WWW mmneapolis org for and man m al^ Mmneapolis Cities'!^ B itter cold w m ters w ith memorate the Mmneapolis- travel information that much more endiantmg tons o f snow ’ A lthough it's based sitcom Noted as the City of Lakes, fliere trae, what most people don’t As a bonus, you can munch on are several large lakes withm the know IS how mvitmg and hos­ fresh produce from the farmer’s city A great de-stresser is Lormg pitable the Twin Cities are, and market on Nicollet Mall every Lake, just six blocks from down­ that they are a Mecca for art and Thursday and Saturday, May shaped like an artichoke) town For dehcious autumn architecture through October T here is no shortage o f top- cblors, walk, bike or roller-skate T he IDS Tower, w ith its eight notdi m this ever-art- o n th e p ath s around any o f the MINNEAPOLIS story Crystal Court, completed ful aty The Walker Art Center lakes m 1973, became downtown's is among the best contemporary Lake H arriet also has a mag- W idi a vibrant downtown crossroads and sparked the mi- art museums in the world, dis­ mficent new bandshell Lake femous for its seven miles of ele­ tial growth of the sltyway ^ - playing 20th century and con­ Minnetonka, 20 minutes west of vated, temperature-controlled, tem, totally changmg the land­ temporary art from America Minneapolis, is huge at 14,000 enclosed walkways, called the acres and has a 392-acre Skyway, Minneapolis is very Regional Park, visitor center, impressive and comfortable in histoncal eidiibits, a boat launch all seasons and fishmg pier The mam street, Nicollet A t th e n orth en d o f th e down- Mall, IS a pedestnan mall m to^vn area. The Mississippi River downtown with heated side­ meets S t Anthony Falls Byhar- w alks an d bus shelters with® nessmg the waterpower of the piped-in classical music Rx>m 50-foot falls, Mmneapohs bus shelters to big buddings and became the center of mill ^rtivi- manhole covers to monuments, ty The headquarters of Cargill, Mmneapolis is dedicated to pro- Pillsbury and General Mills vidmg free public mrt harken back to the days when The bus shelters are octagonal Mmneapohs was the lung of the glass artworks, each etched with grammdustiy This once-neg­ a different design style such as lected w ateri^nt is being rede­ prairie school, art deco, and post veloped with plans for the new modem to name a few Even the home of the Guthne Theater, manhole covers on Nicollet Mali loft condos, Mill City M useum reflect their emphasis on art Hop a trolley and take a ride through Minneapolis Trolley service runs May- an d m ore cultural activities with eleven different cast iron October Take a stroll Ma flie Stone Arch designs embedded m the side­ Bridge to view a scenic span of walk, depicting flora and fauna scape of downtown From the and Europe The adjacent 11- the Mississippi, downtown of Minnesota. facades down to lobby eidiibits, acre Minneapolis Sc^pture M inneapolis and th e n v er s Beautifiil sculptures and foun- art and beauty call to you from Garden, is the largest urban northernmost lock and dam in tam s abound O ne stunning the edifices that make up flie sculpture park, with works by action Water reflects the lights of Minneapolis at night bronze- sculpted fountain bones of the city Art deco internationally acclaimed Are you on art-overload’ Pay depicts three large Minnesota buildings like Forshay Towers artists Don't miss Frank a visit to the mega-mall. Mall of biMs The great blue heron, the and Rand Tower, built in 1929, G ehry’s Standjng Glass Fish m A m erica This m all, easily State Capitol and th e S t Paul called Vision o f Peace loon a n d th e s a ^ grouse T hen intermingle amongst other the Palm Court an d th e accessible from downtown by C ath ed rd T he State C apital Depicting a group of Native there's the unique ice/water artistically inspired buildings Spoonbndge and Chenym the bus, combines 520 retail stores, reflects the design genius o f Cass Amencans smoking their sacred fountmn fliat consists of stain­ like the Wells Fargo Center, center of flie garden restaurants, an 18-hole m im ar Gilbert, well known for other cerem onial pipes, the 36-foot less steel forms set in a basin of Piper Jeffrey Tbwer, Norwest T he M inneapolis Institute of ture golf course, mdoor theme state capitals an d th e U S tail m am figure is carved o f water Dunng the winter, regu­ Center, and AT&T Tbwer (a 34- Arts with more than 85,000 park and a walk-throu^ aquar­ Suprem e C ourt Building T he white onyx and w ei^s nearly 60 lar misting creates ice fiirma- story green glass building works spanning 4,000 years is ium It has to be seen to be budding incorporates sculpture, tons one of outstanding art muse­ believed murals, and a marble dome The The James J Hdl House, budt ums in the country The St Paul Cafliedral is styled after in 1891 b y th e railroad m agnate, Frederick R. Weisman Art ST. PAUL St Peter's Cathedral in R om e contains 36,000 square feet on Museum, on the campus of flie an d seats 3 0 0 0 people five floors with 22 fireplaces and University of Minnesota, is Linked to its sister city by a T he newly opened Science 16 crystal chandeliers T his housed in a work of art — a suspension bridge across the Museum of Minnesota is a six- National Histone Landmark has stainless steel contemporary Mississippi, St Paul is the capi­ story budding on the Mississippi very sophisticated plumbing, building by Frank Gehry tal of Mmnesota. Not to be out­ River with hands-on exhibits e le c tn t^ a n d secunty system s Sculptured skylights cast natural done culturally, St Paul is home that allow visitors to touch a tor m ore attu n ed to p resent tim es h ^ t throu^out its gallenes to the St Paul Chamber nado and walk under a two- th a n its ow n The American Swedish Orchestra, the Mmnesota story dinosaur In any w eather, let th6 w arm Institute, the former 33 room Opera, and the Ordway Center The a rt deco St Paul City H all ainbiance created by the conflu Tumblad mansion, with intn- for the Performing Arts and and Courthouse creates a beau­ ence o f th e abu n d an t a rt m no cately carved oak, w alnut and other theaters tiful space to display a b rea th ­ vative architecture an d natural mahogany interiors, magnificent St Paul proudly boasts the taking sculpture by Carl Milles beauty melt your heart decorative porcelain tile stoves, plus artifwits an d m arvelous col­ lections of Swedish glass an d fine arts is a must see Look up to see delicately pamted plaster Spoonbndge and Cherry stands in the 11-acre Minneapolis Sculpture Garden sculpturing on the ceilings of

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PREPS a RECREATION a HEALTH Salem's golfers surprise Canton

BYCJ RISAK STAFF WRITER

That’s the beauty of sports, isn’t it’ You ju s t never know Rick Wilson always tried to adhere ■Ocelots win to a sim pfe poliQ^ w hen it cam e to Three players reached dou making out the Salem golf lineup for bie figures in kills as the Canton meet start the seniors Schoolcraft Colleges volley “I’ve b ee n ro tatin g n in e o r 10 guys ball team swept past Oakland into th e lineup, w hich is u n u su al fo r CC Wednesday 3017 30 6 30 me,” said Wilson “But I always felt it 19atOCC Kerstin Marshall w as im p o rtan t to play th e seniors m (Livonia Franklin) and Katrina th e C anton m atch T his m a tch always Napier were voted co players m eans a lo t to th em of the game by their team T he Chiefs seem ed to have th e b e tte r mates Marshall had a team team going into Fnday’s confrontation best 14 kills (611 kill percent B ut th a t’s n o t th e w ay th in g s tu rn e d aye) and three service aces ou t “ Salem g o t som e big-tim e h elp Napier fmisl\ed with 10 kills from an unexpected source an d (438) Holly Soldenski also upended Canton, 158-160 at Northville had 10 kills (500) and Noelle Hills Swartz (Canton/Westland The win evens the Rocks record in John Glenn) totaled seven the W estern Lakes Activities PAULHURSCHMANN I OBSERVER kills (500) three aces and Association at 4-4, they have one Canton s Scott Oliver shot a respectable 42, eight digs loanaVescan had make-up match remaining against but it wasn't quite enough to carry the Chiefs 40 set assists six aces and six Livonia Stevenson Monday, before the to victory over Salem digs Stephanie Koslowski had WLAA Tournament Tuesday at SIX kills and SIX aces and H udson MiUs C anton finishes its lated to the junior varsity afterwards Desiree Betts (Livonia W LAA d u al-m eet season a t 5-4 At least until Fnday’s meeting with Ladywood) finished with Wilsons seniors-first strategy C anton seven aces The win pushed against C anton gave D ave S tevens a H e ended u p p osting h is b est ro u n d SC s record to 25 9 overall 11 chance to get b ac k into th e Im eup of the season, shooting a medalist- Oin the Michigan Community Stevens had done fairly well earlier in eammg 38 in poor weather conditions College Athletic Associations the season, shooting a 42 against “H e really w as th e difference today,’ Eastern Conference Farmington Hamson and a 45 against admitted Wilson “I wasn’t expecting a Livonia Franklin 38 from Dave, n o t o n th is course, n o t > ■ Top player But a freak accident put Stevens out in these conditions ” 4 Compuware forward Matt of thd lineup Two weelb ago, after he Salem got several other top-notch s I'- Rutkowski was named the took his tee shot, Stevens bent down to scores, including a pair of 39s from Joe North American Hockey grab his tee just as freshman Jeremy Pomorski and Andy Thackaberry Pat Leagues player of the month Henderson was taking a practice Shaw h ad ^ 42, w i ^ C harlie S uder an d after scoring three goals and swing Henderson hit l^evens above A aron C heesm an scoring 46s adding 13 assists in nine th e eye, opening u p a gash th a t Canton hardly struggled Indeed, the games A Ferris State required 13 stitd ie s to close Chiefs tu rn e d m a stro n g perform ance, University recruit Rutkowski PAUL HURSCHMANNj OBSERVER Stevens had been a borderline first- led Compuware-the defend Salem s Joe Pomorski was a good reason the Rocks edged Canton Friday Pomorski shot a 39 stn n g e r before th e injury, h e w as regu- PLEASE SEE G O LF E R S , C3 ing Junior A Gold Cup nation al champs - to an 811 start Rutkowski IS leading the NAHL in scoring (16 points) and assists (13) and is tied for Canton repels first in game winning goals Offense disappears for Salem (two)

■ WHAC's best BY C J RISAK first half, they m anaged ju st one dogged Chargers BASKETBALL Madonna s Sarah Pack a STAFF WRITER more basket Westland John Glenn grad In the gam e from Canton was named H eres the p roblem Salem h a s a It m ust b e n o ted th a t fo r m uch of BYCJ RISAK Wolverine Hoosier Athletic young basketball team — just two T he loss left Salem a t 5-5 overall, the second half, the Vikings spent a STAFF WRITER Conference player of the seniors — and an entirely new start­ 1-1 in th e division a t th e m idpoint o f lot of time wasting time They held week A sophomore Pack ing lineup th e regular season C entral is 6-4 th e ball, d arin g th e Rocks to stretch This was a team with virtually no tradition m girls helped the Lady Crusaders T he Rocks also have about tw o overall, 3-0 m the division their zone defense basketball Canton, meanwhde, has one of its best win three straight matches by q u arters w orth o f offense, a t least Despite the loss — Salem never Still, th e w in m ean t a lo t to a Idt team s m recent m em ory scoring two goals in each w hen opposed by a q ujJity team led after th e first tw o m inutes o f th e of them “This is my fourth year as And yet here it was, midway th ro u ^ the fourth game Madonna is 812 over That lack of ofensive firepower gam e — Rocks’ coach Fred head coach, and this is my first win quarter, and Livonia Churchill was tied with the ail 10 in the WHAC Pack show ed u p again T hursday w hen Thomann remained positive ‘W e’re against a Salem team , said C entral Chiefs a t 46-all leads the team in scoring with Salem hosted Walled Lake Central gettmg there,” he said “We had our coach Rob S chopf “I t’s very, very W as a n u p se t m th e offing? C anton is clearly th e 11 goals and two assists in m a key Western Lakes Activities shots (in the second half), it’s just rare to com e into th is gym an d g et a favorite to win the Western Lakes Activities nine matches A ssociation Lakes D ivision m atch­ that not one went down ’ w in Association title, while the Chargers figure to struggle u p T he Rocks m ade it a gam e u ntil T h at IS certam ly tru e T he Rocks “This IS n o t a Typical Salem te am to rem a in m th e u p p er h a lf in th e standings ■ Trainer sought halftime, when th ^ trailed 24-16, tra d e d 13-12 follow ing a Carly The/re young But I knew it would Their long-range shooting kept the Chargers m the Bedford Thurston is looking but they scored just five points m Schwan three-pointer early in the be dogfight, a battle ’ gam e u n til th e la st couple o f m inutes, w hen the for a certified athletic trainer the second half, eventuafiy losing second quarter, but after Stephanie available for hire as fulltime 32-21 Phdips’ basket with 5 23 left in the PLEASE SEE S A LEM , C4 PLEASE SEE C A N T O N , C 4 position within the district Qualified applicants may send their resume to athletic director Al Chambo 26255 Schoolcraft Bedford Ml 48239 For more information call (313) 535 4000 ext 1166 Ist-half scoring spree carries Canton past Franklin ore mail him at chambo@southredford net The truth of it is, it actually Canton improved to 5-1 over­ A Franklin fum ble on the ■ Coaches wanted could have been worse ensuing kickoffled to a 22-yard R Livonia Churchill needs a Not much went right for all, 4‘1 in the Western Lakes sconng ru n by Joyner an d a 20- varsity boys tennis coach for Livonia Franklin Fnday when it 0 Canton lead And the first the spring season Those traveled to take o n C anton on it Activities Association. The quarter wasn t over yet interested should call athletic homecoming The Patnots Another fumbled kickoff, fol­ director Marc Hage at (734) couldn’t stop th e Chiefs, and Patriots fell to 1-5, overall and low ed by a 25ryard pass from 523 9217 or fax resume and they m ade m atters w orse for Nicoloff to Andy Howald, set up letter of interest to (734) 523 themselves by committing six in the WLAA. Travis McKinney’s 2-yard touch­ 9255 turnovers down The two-pomt conversion B Livonia Ladywood has W hen you’re playing one of failed, leaving it a t 26-0 two coaching positions open th e b etter team s in th e area, Devin Thomas’ 26-yard scor­ for the winter season - varsi th a t’s a recipe for disaster in g ja u n t ended th e first quarter, ty hockey and freshman vol Which is just what happened — could n o t — score a touchdow n th e l e ^ for the Chiefs now 33- leyball also one for the C anton scored 54 p o in ts m the C anton w as o n th e b o ard on 0 spring season - junior varsity first half and coasted to a 54-8 its first possession, Reggie It didn t get any prettier for soccer Call (734) 5912323 victory Joyner darting in from 36 yards F ranklin m th e second q uarter M Canton HS is looking for C anton im proved to 5-1 over­ out Ankit Kachhal’s extra-point A 65-yard Nicoloff-to-Shawn junior varsity and freshmen all, 4-1 in th e W estern Lakes kick m ade it 7-0 Zullo pass m ade it 4 0 -0 an d a level softball coaches Activities Association The A 48-yard punt return by 44-yard Nicoloff-to-Thomas Experience is necessary P atn o ts fell to 1-5, overall an d m B randon W ilcox set u p the pass pushed the lead to 47-0 Resumes and references th e WLAA Chiefs’ second T D A l6-yard C anton com pleted its first-half should be sent to Sue If Franklin had anything to p ass from Dave N icoloff to romp with a 50-yard run by Hemzman athletic director boast about, it was doing some­ Devin Thomas moved the ball to Corey Walser Canton HS 8415 Canton thing the Chiefs previous two the 5, Corey Rutledge eventually The clock was running in the PAUL HURSCHMAKN j OBSERVER Center Road Canton Ml opponents, Walled Lake scored on a 1-yard ru n , m aking Reggie Joyner ran away from the Franklin defenders to score two touchdowns in 48187 Cal! 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•\ THE WEEK AHEAD PRO* FOOTBALL Clarenceville at Luth Westland 430pm PREP GIRLS TENNIS Eagles finish 4th at invite Wednesday 0cL9 Tuesday 0cL8 Friday OcL 11 Huron Valley at Clarenceville 4 30 o m WLAA Meet at Stevenson Bam WL Western at Wayne 5.30 pm Wednesday OcL9 Lutheran East at Clarenceville 7 30 p m Plymouth Chnstian Academy (20 12) Nate Kostegian was Canton at Churchill ?30pm Salem vs. Canton 7 pm Ladywood vs C ville