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April is being recognized online and hold offenders Recently the state as National Child Abuse accountable. taskforce has arrested a Prevention Month and the Although the near­ suspect for using a family’s Michigan Internet Crimes. est taskforce station to wireless access point to v Against Children taskforce : Washtenaw County is at a exploit children, assisted is trying to raise aware­ state police post in Livonia, in the conviction of a for­ ness about child abuse and he said there is a lot of mer school bus driver by neglect. activity in the county when providing a digital forensic The taskforce is particu­ it comes to providing edu­ examination, and helped larly focused on increasing cation and assisting local secure a guilty plea from awareness of online sexual agencies with incidents of a youth minister charged. ; exploitation of children'. .child abuse. with using an instant m e s-.. . Detective Sgt. Jay A great number of saging program online for Poupard with the Michigan requests to provide educa­ sexum communications tion are received in the with minors. area. For more information, Law enforcement offi­ visit the taskforce’s website cials are available: through a t www.michiganicac.com. the taskforce to come to Tips regarding child sexual schools and other loca­ exploitation can be submit­ tions to talkie-children ted at the website, which, h m about how to be good cyber are forwarded to local law citizens, Poupard said. He enforcement. said a state trooper recently Anyone interested in The Bellavflie View The Michigan Internet'Crimes organization an educa- (USPS 016-697) (ISSN 1524-3478) talked to a group of about Agalnst CMdren Taskforce is tional event with the task- " The Chelsea Standard 400 children in Monroe ty in g to raise awareness on force can contact Poupard (USPS 101-720) (ISSN 1524-3486) County. .. child abu$@ In observation of The Dexter Leader ■ More than 1,000 cyber National Child Abuse at 517-241-2425 or visit the . (USPS 156-ISO) (ISSN-1524-3494/ taskforce website. The Manchester Enterprise tips sent to the task- Prevention Month. (USPS 327-460) (ISSN 1544-1768) force are investigated in Staff Writer Ben Baird can The Milan News-Leader Michigan annually About be reached at 734-429- (USPS 7644-50) (ISSN 1524-3508) 50 to 60 tips are received 7380 or bbaird@heritage. ; The Saline Reporter annually specificrto ' com. Follow him on. Twitter (USPS 609040) (ISSN 1524-3516)' advises children to not never respond to messages the taskforce is to be wary @BenBaird1 .Text HERNews The Ypsltantl Courier- Washtenaw County or items that are sugges­ give out personal informa­ of offers to meet an online -and HERWeather to 22700 The taskforce encour­ tion like their nanfie, home tive, obscene, belligerent, friend or have an online . to receive news and weath­ ages parents to diligently address, school name or friend visit their home. threatening, or otherwise er aierts to your cellphone: Postmaster send address changes lo; supervise their children telephone number any­ Children should not send make children feel uncom­ Heritage Media on the Internet to ensure Msg and data rates may y 106 W. Michigan Ave. . where that can be viewed a is of themselves fortable. apply. Text HELP for help. . 1 Saline. Ml 48176 their safety. Others on the publicly The Michigan Internet with additional entry offices e without first asking Text STOP to cancel. " Internet may not be who Another safety tip from a parent. Another tip is to Crimes Against Children Phone: 734429-7380 they seem, so the taskforce Fax:734-429-3621 of Women Voters to host H eritage© ^ commissioners race By Sean Dalton . „ “There needs to be a a pitfall as it may appear to Heritage Media, transition period and there some. needs to be exploration as “I’ve got to believe that as A r b o r RegionalVlce President:' Teresa Goodrich Residenteof Pittsfield to how to replace that miss; • . we have evolved (politically H o s p ic e tgoodrich@journalregistercom Tdwnship interested in the ing revenue,” Conn said. and economically) there is Making lli«‘ journey... lo-it-iher Managing Editor: ' ■ - race Washtenaw County "(County Administrator) some system of checks and Michelle Rogers-' . . District 7 commissioner race Verna McDaniel was ;Mt balances,” Conn said, i , H ospice C are [email protected] •Allows patient and family to remain together In their own home Sports editor; between Democrat Felicia talking about losing ! hope that system is robust Terry Jacoby . Brabec and Republican to 3rpercent in state rev­ like any system and that ifs • Provides expert pain management Richard Conn might want to enue sharing ...there’s been vetted and that who­ • Focuses on quality of life Dlgiial & ^rint Sales 4 Marketing: watch the League of Women not a whole lot of notice.- ever isiri charge of monitor­ * Provides respite for caregivers , . Carol Sauve [email protected] Voters forum April 25. Gpvernment entities need ing these drillers has the • Offers patient and family support every step of the way Production: The forum will be broad­ to be given time to think resources to monitor them Jerry Leasure cast 7 pm. April 25 onCNT through what to do.” and the ability to demand [email protected] and throughout the interim Conn added that the changes in the process if if s Circulation: ^ „ Greg Bondy ' time between theri and the repeal ties into his major heeded.” (800) 997-9286 [email protected] May 8 election. Residents overlying concern, which is ; nww.ubarlwipicc.oig have until April 19 to submit the budget. their questions to lwwan- During the 2012-2013 fis­ narbor.org. , . cal year, county officials The seat was formerly are looking at a $20 million . Classified Advertising; held by Kristin Judge, deficit that wifi have to be * 577-888-3202 who vacated the post last addressed, since county 877-21-FAX-US - Fax October. The winner of the local governments are. not [email protected] May 8 race wjll serve out the Obituaries: ■allowed to file a deficit 877-888-3202 • remainder of Judge’s term budget with the state of ' obtts@newspapercla$sifieds.com until Dec, 31. Michigan. - Digital 4 Print Advertisings Heritage Media caught Oil drilling is another (734) 429-7380 734 429-3621 - Fax up with the candidates-this topic that the county com­ week to discuss some cur­ mission has taken onto Advertising Consultant: rent events and pressing its plate, on behalf of con­ Spline 4 Manchester matters that the County cerned residents. Diane Adams Board has been wrestling “Thereare environmen­ i.com with the past few weeks. tal, health, financial and ■ > ; The repeal of . the Personal infrastructure concerns A p r i l 1 8 - 2 5 Advertising Consultant: Property Tax, which cur­ all related to this process,” i Chelsea 4 Dexter rently accounts for $43 - Brabec said, adding that the OPEN TIL 8PM Jim Walsh million in tax revenue for next working session of the [email protected] municipalities across the County Board will be entire­ Mondays & Thursdays state, $5 million of which l y dedicated to the topic. Advertising Consultant: belongs to Washtenaw Much of the what will Milan, Belleville 4 Ypsltantl County alone, is a loom­ be discussed during the Patrick Crawley 2 0 1 2 ftocktuood [email protected] ing concern in the face of work session iS the result of upcoming tight fiscal years. individual commissioners “The potential loss of per-, communicating with resi­ A m e r i - U t P o p u p * Advertising Consultant: sonal property tax is daunt­ Ann Arbor dents anddoing their own Brenda Leonard . ing,” Brabec said, 'losing research into the matter. T r a v e l • ! 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By Krista Gjestland "There’s a lot of areas on its budget. The current bal­ sidewalk gaps; $295,960 [email protected], receive-news and weather Heritage Media ! that storm sewer that needs ance remaining on the proj­ to add street top that was 734-429-7380 qr on Twitter alerts to your cellphone. to be repaired,” she said. "It ect, before these expenses, never placed and other sur­ @kgjestland. Msg and data rates may Chelsea City Council just made more sense and is $33,627.30. face street improvements Text HERNews and apply. Text H ELP for help. approved $27,600 in expen­ (it’s) more cost effective to The project itself was such as crushed limestone HERWeather to 22700 to Text STOP to cancel. ditures to bring Chelsea , have it lined.” created to assist the subdi­ subgradihg; and $5,991 for Fairways up to the city The original storm vision finish its develop­ pavemenfmarkers. sewer was.installed in 2001, code and Finish develop­ ment. The Fairways were The assessment will be R u m m a g e ment during a regular Linfield said, and had some created 10 years ago, but just under $3,200 to the m ating April 10, issues that could cause because of economic trou­ largest lot in the subdivi­ •PRING , Areas.of the subdivi­ sink holds if they weren’t bles, developers left some sion, and residents, have the W a n t e d Rummage Sale sion’s storm sewer drains addressed. areas unfinished. option to pay off the entire need repair, regulation . “What we had found is In. August 2011r council assessment early to avoid AND traffic signs need to be there wasa couple of joints assisted the residents o f1 paying interest, or.they can; N o w ! bake Sale purchased and installed. that hadcracked,” she said, Chelsea Fairways by creat­ , make payments, over the and a crosswalk needs to be “And there was a couple of ing a special assessment' course of 10 years. . Two D ays installed at Fre^r Road and areas where we got some, district of the area. This Old US 12. The’installation rebar coming through." .' gave the residents the abil­ In other news: Friday • April 20,2012 Council set public hear­ and purchase of new traffic The sewer drain is only ity to finish the develop­ 9:00AM ■ 5:00PM signs will cost $8,000 and being spot lined because ment of their subdivision. ings for the city’s 2012-’13 up in the new crosswalk will be the need wasn’t enough to According to informa­ budget and utility rates Saturday, April 21,2012 $1,000. warrant the cost, Linfield tion provided at that for May 8. Both hearings D exter area 9:00AM - 3:00PM The largest of the three said. August.2011 meeting, the will be before the regularly expenses is the storm sewer The three expenses are project totaled $426,964, ' scheduled council meeting. C a l l 388-2786 Macon United repair. The storm sewer the final steps toward including $9,360 for sewer at 7 p.m. and the public is will receive a spot lining finalizing the dedication - invited to attend. Methodist Church ) work and catch basin reha­ Please donate to which Will cost $18,600, City of Chelsea Fairways to the bilitation: $75,503 to replace . 1 1 9 6 4 M acon Hwy. Engineer Christine Linfield city i broken curb and sidewalks, .. Krista Gjestland cpan be B S A T r o o p 4 7 7 ' s Village of Macon said. The project is still under. install ADA ramps and fill ’reached at ' 42nd Annual Sale June 22 and 23 Creekside Intermediate By Crystal Hayduk he is concerned about ttye Meconi presented the infor­ and students conference School, Dexter Church is handicap accessible ■Special Writer' potential expansion of mation about the program individually and in groups, online schooling. Although using a video that teachers • and students also work .The Chelsea School ■ : ,■ Gov, Rick Snyder said it filmed which demonstrated with each other. Over the Distritjt Board of Education is important to evaluate a sample lesson, as well course of a unit focusing TREE REMOVAL approved a $48,000 bid for education by hard measure­ as students providing on a specific writing genre, Spring Cleanup^ a new scoreboard at Beach ment, information about • unscripted feedback about students write, revise, and Middle School at its regular cyber schools so far is not how their writing has eventually share and puk Call For Removat April 16 meeting. promising. improved since using the lish their work. The bid came from Reigle "We would want a.hard Calkins method. The board voted on sev­ Of Hazardous & Timing, and the project will cap on the number of stu­ Each writing workshop eral action items, ineluding be paid for with 2009 bond dents in cyber schools,” includes a short lesson the approval to extend the “Trimming & Stump Orlndlng” Dead Trees funds. Killips said. that connects to previous officers’ terms until the "If s past its prime to say He admitted that the material, instructibn of the first meeting in January in A-1 TREE, INC. the least,” Superintendent Internet is a tool to be Used teaching point and time for accordance with updated Saivlno Dexter, Cheltea. SaHna, Milan, Manchaatar and Ann Arbor (or over 40yaaral David Killips said of the in education, but there' is no guided practice, Teachers board policies. : £ . (734) 4 2 6 - 8 8 0 9 scoreboard. “ evidence that students per­ Killips said the current7 form as well in an online board has been patched setting compared to a tradis together and malfunctions. tional setting. E ) a r r y The board also approved The board of education . FISH a m e s 'a bid for the high school learned about the Lucy parking lot and tennis Calkins writing program, DAYS! Accountant & Tax advisor courts, totaling about $1,236 a method that elementary Personal Tax Planning & Return Preparation million; to be paid through school level teachers have . Complete Accounting & Tax Services for all forms 2009 and 2012 bond funds. been learning in order to ~r-- Stock Your Pond or Lake of Business Ownership ^ The projects will be done by teach students to write FISH A V A ILA B LE : Yellow Perch, Hybrid Biuegills, Channel ' Best Asphalt and Racquet since the school year began. Telephone: (734) 426-2395 - Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Feed Minnows, Japanese Koj Sports. Teachers Sarah 9412 Horseshoe Bend, Dexter - In other board news: Radomski, Michelle Delivery Date: Saturday, April 28 killips reported that Schertzing and Jean ' Taking Orders Until: Thursday, April 26 (noon) Location: Chelsea. Farmer Supply would benefit the city finan­ Time: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. . SPRINGS cially, increasing general" fund revenue by $50,000. Call Your Order In: 734-475-1777 FROM PAGE 1-A. ■ “From a revenue stand Advanced orders recommended, but walk-ins welcome day of safe. point, it certainly is a no- Fish supplied byStoney Creek Fisheries and Equipment - Grant, Ml said she sympathizes with brainer for us,"he said. the residents of Chelsea - To apply for annexation, . Springs. Chelsea Springs will have to Cheleea Athletic Boosters “My heart is with you,” circulate a petition with sig­ she said. “And I would love natures of 20 percent of the S cra p Metal Drive for Chelsea to have all of " affected registered voters in S aturday, April 2 3 th . 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“These things happen and Environmental In his experience, it wasn’t uncommon industry will tell you that they don’t,” Grobbel said. expert speaks fora truck hauling hydraulic fracturing “Government will tell you, ‘Trust us.’ to group fluid, which-contains benzene arid "There is a record of inadequate cleanups,"given By Sean Dalton other highly carcinogenic and acutely that the Department of Heritage Media " Environmental Quality’s deadly chemicals, to slip off a road. Office of Oil & Gas allows. A message delivered -O k . regulators torely on their by environmental expert senses of smell and vision Christopher Grobbel, to literally sniff out contam­ president of Grobbel : who said that tha list con­ Grobbel concluded. inations, rather than soil Environmental and tained hundreds of contami­ In his experience, motet testing and other actually Planning Associates, to nation incident recordings , of;the issues with resource^ scientific methods. Jackson County citizens is a Environmental expert Christopher Grobbel spoke to in the file. extraction are tied to human “What they’d do is smell universal one: Energy recov­ a group in Jackson County about the issue. “Today, there is no com­ error, either a truck opera­ their way to a cleanup," ery is an imperfect process prehensive list available* tor runs off a road with a Grobbel smd. "Everyone tanker foil of contaminants, ^destined to cause problems. and it takes a lot of effort to else has to take samples Those in Washtenaw recovery orrtljeir proper­ to extract resources from, find out where those sites or sometimes a corroded . in accordancfcwith state are," Grobbel said. pipeline just bursts. County would do well to add ties, only to have something often requiring hydraulic government to approved On average 80 percent of his voice to the conversa­ go wrong, 1 y fracturing or a variation of In a 2001 study by the labs,” a standard of every tion on resource extraction, In Grabbers experience, that technique, which entail Alliance for the Great contamihation incidents are other office of tile DEQ in . given the activity of energy, most of these people can’t pumping massive quantities Lakes, Grobbel said that o f. due to human error, accord­ Grobbel’s experience. exploration and extraction rely on state regulators, and ,/of chemical inftised water 3^000 drilling sites contained ing to Grobbel. If none of this sounds • certainly not the oil and gas into the Earth to induce in the alliance’s research,' “I’ve had to go out on companies in the county in promising, Grobbel recom­ truck spilis (dozens of recent years. companies left to their own enough pressure to allow 200 had contamination. . / mends those living in an the pumps at extraction sta­ times). . . one of us had to be Grobbel has worked for devices, to address a spillage . Grobbel says that that areawhereaeompanyis or seepage of essentially study is a good baseline, on call all the time," Grobbel environmental regulators tions, or “oil donkeys,” to looking to set up an extrac- bring those resources to the . for extrapolating out from said of his time working for and later served as an j . toxic fluids into groundwa­ tion site should attend EPA the state Attorney General’s expert in' a number of cases ter and even surface water, surface in a timely enough that year to now to make an hearings and provide both in some cases. Office. on the side of private prop­ manner to make each site educated guess on the track written and verbal feedback. Inhisexperience.it erty owners across the state “Don’t trust regulators— profitable. record of drilling operations And if you must sign a wasn’t uncommon for a who have learned the hard watchJhem, be vigilant, and Grobbel warned that in the state. lease, “make sure there are. truck hauling hydraulic lesson that he shared April 5 make sure that there is a , there has been an ongoing In the study 6.6 percent ^ contingencies” in black at Cornerstone Community watch dog,” added Grobbel, concerted effort to keep a of sites were contaminated, fracturing fluid, which and white in the lease Church in Brooklyn, Mich., ■ who has taught at Michigan lid on a significant number and 25 percent of those contains benzene and other agreement that address con­ State University since 1992, of issues at drilling opera­ highly carcinogenic and with a loosely organized sites had contaminated a tamination and'other nega­ group of residents who The land crust that tions across the state, which source of drinking wafer. acutely deadly, chemicals, to tive outcomes of any new are concerned about what „ underlies what we typi­ included discontinuing a list Regulators investigated 61 slip off a road. " drilling operation, Grobbel In one case, in 1988, a drilling will do to their local cally think of as the state of contaminations at drill percent andfailed to take added. environment. of Michigan, rather than sites in Michigan called the action on 21 percent of those truck containing the fluid Staff Writer Sean Dalton “I really feel for people a mass of ancient dirt SAPP list. 3,000 wells. None of them slid intothe Indian River, can be reached at 734-429- who have to become . . beneath our feet, contains a That list of contamina* . had been M y remediated, which resulted in Grobbel 7380 or sdalton@heritage. great deal of what Grobbel tions was eliminated and where grand water contami­ and other authorities hav­ experts,” Grobbel said of com. Follow.him on Twitter. the property owners who referred to “unconventional taken out of public view in nation had occurred. ing to shut down south- * ' ©seankdalton. • signed leases for oil and gas shale," which is not easy 1995; according to Grobbel, “Not a good record,” bound 1-75.

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After setting record to go where they can have the City of Chelsea. A $5 temperatures in Michigan some fun in a “family donation per person is '-during the month of friendly’’environment; requested at the gate, and v March, many motorcy- then take a ride through­ the blessing takes place ' clists have already taken out the beautiful Waterloo at 1:30 p.m. Classic Rock the wraps off their bikes Recreation Area, hand Massasagua will be ^ to hit the road and enjoy, Sheila Fitzgibbons of providing the entertain­ the gift of ah early spring. Jackson, is a co-chair of ment, food will be avail­ For riders of faith the event along with her able to purchase, and however, there’s one thing- husband, Richard Ellison, there will be prize draw? they haven’t had yet, and and the event is now in its ings and other contests that’s a formal blessing sixth year. throughout the afternoon. from our local clergy to “As riders ourselves, Gates open at 11:30 a.m., invoke God’s grace fora v we started this event to and the event ends at 3 safe riding season, raise awareness for St. p.m. That, of.course, is the Louis Cpnter, and to help St, Lows Center is a res­ reason the priests of the them make a little bit of v idential care facility for Servants of Charity in • money in the process,” persons with intellectual . Chelsea have agreed to Fitzgibbons said. "We * and developmental dis- host the sixth Annual know that as these events abilies.and hasJbeen run Blessing of the Bikes at . , grow, some in the state by the Servants of Charity St. Louis Center on April can have several hundred for the past.52 years. 29. - . bikers in attendance, and For more information, Not only does it provide that’s what we’re hoping please visit www.stlou- for a special blessing from for someday.” iscenter.org and click-on Father Enzo Addari for The St. Louis Center is the events page, or contact everyone who attends, but located at 16195 W. Old U.S. Public Relations Director it also provides a destina­ 12 Highway, in Chelsea JosephYekulis at 734-475- tion for motorcycle riders and is five miles west of 8430,

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m m Did Milan school board m ake the right decision IH HUE: Editorial ui o to create a new school logo, but keep Big Reds? S l i p JQW A. Yes, if it was offensive C. No. it caved to pressure Z a UI Leave B. No, the district should D. Yes, other schools have, O D uphold its traditions so Milan should, too O stands off of license plates Don’t tate lawmakers are considering legislation S that would allow Michigan residehts to buy a “Choose Life” license plate, with a portion of the money going to Right to Life. The organiza* on ^ . ■ . * * * J I it vention projects. flB re you mom announces and real-time photos online don’t practice the same While many consider an abortion murder, the U.S. ■ f t overshar- ONLINE online that her when they go on vacation? restraint can impact you , Supreme Court ruled in 1976 in Roe vs. Wade that the daughter tur bed In fact, I have fourjd myself Constitutional right to privacy extends to a woman’s ■ M ing online? SAFETY I understand the urge to ■ ■ T h in k . 16 today and got shSare that beautiful picture in situations where photos decision, in consultation with her physician, to ter­ ■ ■before you her license, we on the beach with your clos­ of others and me at various minate her pregnancy post. have her date est 542 "friends,” but know events or activities were To find out how of birth. Then that the information you posted on friends’social tion in the third trimester unless a woman’s life or much of your the next post share can get into the wrong media pages without my 1 health is endangered. > • ' information is' could show V hands. A quick online permission. Many consider abortion a moral decision, while . onlinejustdoa. a link to her search will show examples i As much as we like to others say it’s a legal decision. Whatever the case, search of your winning high of people who have been r share pictures, we need to we don’t think it’s a good idea for our lawmakers to name on the Web. school sports robbed as a result of post­ consider the other people in approve what amounts to a statement contesting a Surprised? The team news story ing too much information the photo. Posting pictures law. Pew Research Next comes an 11 online. All the great details of yourself is one thing, but What’s next? In response, we can foresee the Center performed announcement of a vacation can still be when you include others, National Organization for Women insisting in what a study in 201ft KRISTIN on what college shared; just wait until you you should use caution and amounts to equal tim e— a license plate saying “It’s a . called “Reputation JUDGE they were just ’ get home. Understand the implications, Woman’s Choice,” with part of the fees going to sup­ Management accepted to. . Recently some Companies1 port keeping abortions legal. . and Social Media” to find Can you see the beginning of made news byrequiring ?■ Sen, Patrick Colbeck, R-Canton Township, who out how much personal a personal profile? employees to share their Today’s Quick tip: introduced the bill, says “it will provide drivers a way information we are sharing. Does each of your Facebook passwords. Think before posting The unofficial answer is too “friends” need to know this Employers often conduct personal information online. of the most helpless members'pf our society.” much. personal information about online searches of potential Keep these questions in - We respect his opinion, as we do for those in favor Surprisingly the study your child? candidates to see what infor­ mind: Y of the right to choose. found that adults share even Summer vacation season mation they have posted. . Who will see it? • morefreely than younger is coming up soon, and I’m Colleges also have been What can they do with it? license plates that promote 15 universities and eight users. And we thought kids hoping this column can known to check prospective Why do I want or need to S ' iTcauses like the Boy Scouts of America and were more revealing online. influence peopleto think students on social media share it?- ouse preservation. In my last column, I wrote before posting details online. sites. Being a believer in To get more great infor­ about protecting your kids - When people go pn vacation, personal privacy this makes mation about staying safe a position on amoral and legal issue. from making poor decisions they may stop the mail and me a little uneasy However, online, including access to Hopefully, our lawmakers will agree. online. Usually it’s the kid’s newspaper delivery have a we all need to remember that free monthly newsletters, —Courtesy of The Macomb Daily behavior that is scrutinized, neighbor bring in the trash- the Internet is not a private webcasts and more, visitthe but parents can unknow­ cans, and set light timers place. Once information is Center for Internet Security v ingly expose their kids by • in the hopes of stopping a posted online, we give up at www,cisecurityorg. postirig too much informa-. potential burglar. control of that information. , Kristin Judge is the direc­ Your Voice; letters to the Editor tion. Again, think about the We certainly don’t put a It’s important to own your tor of partner engagem ent 542 “friends” you are sharing “gone fishing” sign on the digital footprint. Don’t post for the Genter for internet Security. Multi-State Editorial sparks student from Wisconsin information with online. , door when we leave town- anything that can be misin-, would not be entertained in We recommend our kids inviting criminals to take, terpreted. Information Sharing and Analysis Center. She can be thoughts on -4)Ur community, but seeing not share birthdates, school advantage of an easy mark. E ven when you take all V thaUparticular editorial ' name and other identifying So, why do people insist the right &eps to not over­ reached at kristihjudge® . adoption by msisac.org. . in the local paper was dis­ information. But, when a 'm sharing their itinerary share online, others .who homosexuals couraging. The April 12 "Our Take” - PS. Kudos for the excel­ editorial from The Macomb lent “Gray Matter” piece Daily (“Superintendent on race that appeared next bullied student columnist”) to it. I’m clipping that one sent me to the Internet to for my files.. Have you ever medicine. He isn’t around very much, single mothers out there find the student column Carolyn Holland met Super Dad? GRAY “That’s why so he doesn’t yell or disci- . who work hard to bring up that sparked the controver­ • Lyitdon Township I’ll introduce you. MATTER I pay child sup­ pline his children often. their kids. But no matter sy (find it at http://www. : to him. Super Dad port,” he whines. He doesn’t feed the kids how much they can bear, . greenbaypressgazette.com/ ‘Women are isjthat single father Of course, Super too many home-cooked they need help. The same assets/pdf/U0183892114, who has a child or Dadnever-both- meals, so he orders a lot goes for single fathers. They PDF).’ Watching’ campaign two—maybe three ers to discuss ; of pizza. And, because the can’t do it alone. Parents To make one of his supports pro-women with a woman he with the mother kids are over on weekends, need tobea team. They need points— that from a isnolongeritfa how she is they can stay up late and to rely on each other to pro- Christian perspective, candidates relationship with. spending the eat ice cream. That’s cool. vide tiie best environment homosexuality is a detest- . April marks the one-year Most likely she is child support or Also, once a year, Super Dad for their kids, even if they -able act and a sin —the anniversary of the vote in still, single and rais­ taking the time will take the kids to Disney ' don’t live in the same house. student columnist uses two Congress to bar Planned ‘ ing the children on to set up a bud­ World or on a weeklong When one parent needs a different translations of . Parenthood from provid- , her own; with some- get to make sure camping trip. What a guy. break, the other should be Leviticus 20:13. ing preventive health care “help”Jh)m Super die money is Wouldn’t you have pre­ prepared to step in to help. One of the translations through federal programs. / Dad, of course. : \ spent wisely It’s ferred Super Dad to your Thatrequiresgood com­ that he quotes says that It’s a reminder thatmost ’ Super Dad — 7 ~ more construc­ dad? Me neither. ' munication between the both participants in homo­ Americans support Planned thinks his respon­ tive to tell his Obviously not all single parents. It also requires sexual activity should be Parenthood’S critical work sibility ends when he signs friends how his ex is prob­ fathers are like Super Dad. an unselfish attitude, The: put to death, and the other and that we’ll take this ’ ' his child support check each ably spending “his” money, Many if not most, are good children have to be the top states that they must be put issue into the voting booth, month. He thinks it’s baby­ on some other guy j \ men who are trying to raise priority Don’t ever let frus­ to death and their blood come November. tration tdwdrd your spouse sitting when he has tocare Super Dad is quick tolet fine children. will be on their own heads. Fortunately, President for his children when it is everyone know when he But it is the ones who or ex turn into some sort of While I am happy to Obama and a bipartisan not during the two weekend. takes time out of his busy neglect toward your kids. think being a dad is pnrt- :. note that the student is not Senate stood up for wom­ visits per month he received schedule to watch one or two time work who bother me, Is your ex getting on your advocating killing gays, the en’s health and blocked the under court order. of his son’s 15 Little League I’Ve known too many Super nerves? YCs? Too bad. Make arc of this particular argu­ House of .Representatives’ Super Dad will often have games. Dad’s in my life, and they all sure that child support ment seems to be that we extreme proposal. made me a little ashained of Grandma and Grandpa "I’m a good dad;” he will . check is sent on time. Is it a know that homosexuality is Planned Parenthood is watch his children during . boast. , the male species. • - 30-minute drive to your kids’ loathsome to God because ■; a trusted health care pro­ their weekend visits so he ' Super Dad doesn’t help I am not a father, but I had house? Yes? So what. Make God says homosexuals vider to one in five women can go fishing, bowling or his children with homework a great one. I understand it the time to be there when should be killed; therefore at some point in her life, just out to have a few beers because it’s a long drive to . is a hard job and is mostly they need help with home­ homosexuals should not be and if far-right members with the guys. But it’s cool, their house. The same goes thankless, but it’s a very work. If your ex is making' allowed to adopt. of Congress would have Grandma and Grandpa love for teaching them to ride a important responsibility ■ it difficult to be in the same Hive as someone who gotten their way, millions spending time with the kids. bike or drive car. Boys and girls need a father, house, then take the kids to has been redeemed through of people would have lost Super Daduomplains if “We can do that stuff not just some guy who got *., the library . . the blood of Christ by the . access to preventive health the mother of his children when they are here on the their mom pregnant and ' You might be thinking, grace of God. However, care, including birth con­ asks for money for the chil­ weekend,” he says. comes around every once in vWhat do you know? You when a fellow Christian trol, cancer screenings, STD dren’s school clothes, field What makes Super Dad so awhile. never had to sit up with a says that someone should . testing and treatment and .' trips, soccer registration or super? He’s the cool parent. There are many strong sick kid all night or deal not be permitted to do ■ annual exams at-their pre­ with an ex-wife whb makes .something because they ferred health care provider. every day miserable.” ■- 'shouldn’t exist, I find it ' ■ This year, women are • That’s true, but I know difficult to reconcile that sending a message through , one of the biggest problems with my own experience of Planned Parenthood facing our society is a lack grace. Action Fund’s Women are . of good fathers in the home. In a Christian or Jewish Watching, womenarewatch- For all you Super Dads out context, this particular ing.org, a campaign to sup-., there, you need to put aside argument about homo­ -port elected officials and your selfish ways and put sexuality should undoubt- • candidates who stand for your kids first. If your ex is edly be considered within women’s health, and to‘ hold a total witch, find a way to , a larger discussion of politicians accountable deal with it. Maybe start off Levitical law. when they’re on the wrong ■ by apologizing for not being In a secular context, side.. - •v'Y- : there like you should have such as a public school, They are telling politi­ been. - this particular argument cians to stop playing poli­ If that doesn’t work, swal­ borders on hate speech, ■ tics with women’s health. low your pride, shut your and I am not surprised . We are watching. And we’ll mouth and work to prove . that the school would take . be voting. you are ready to be good action. . 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the end of the day it is for MUSLIM SECRETS: PART 5 moved here and we are America is their country Akhtar says our safety. So, you do feel and that’s all they knoW,” • > so much used to adopting that you are profiled a lot Shakoor said. they are Muslims or they Concerned about the next to a new culture and new ■. i more being a Muslim, and are from a particular things. I think the hard- I have heard a lot of sto- * generation of American Aftab Borka can be ; region of the world.” Z Muslims who will inherit , est part is going to be for ries and cases within the reached at 248-745-4798. But more than heF- the same challenges. the coming generation: community where people. our children1. They don’t or email Aftab. self and people of her “We are still\the immi­ By At]ab Borka. are specifically targeted [email protected] or generation, Shakoo^is grant generation who know anything other Journal Register News Service and profiled just because than America, For them, on-Twitter ©AftabBorka. What problems, if any, . do Muslims face in the United States? 1 Bloomfield Hills resi­ dent Victor Ghalib Begg, who is the co-founder of the Muslim Unity Center in his community, said he has been a successful businessman and his faith was never a hurdle in his progress. - "I was elected to my school board,” Begg said. “I rah, very openly, as a Muslim candidate, not necessarily on ftfith basis, but people knew.Who I am. I got elected. My kids are grown up. They are doing fine. My wife wears a hijab (head cover), goes out. She never had a prob­ lem.” But he does realize the overall picture is not similar for every Muslim. Begg blames some,extremist groups in society that create prob­ lems for Muslims, just as they create problems for everyone. r “The African Americans had problems,: the Jewish community had problems; There was a time when Jews couldn’t buy a piece of property in my neighborhood,” Begg " said. He said it’s the duty of these communities to deal with it and maintain the values of this country. : His wife, Shahina Begg, is a co-fpunder of the inter-faith WISDOM group. She, too, said she feels “blessed” to live in America and never faced a.problem because of her faith. . Dr. Adil Akhtar, chief - of oncology at Troy Beaumont Hospital and president of the Pakistan . Mandgdrnant, 8 Sp«l> Tw»;i loddnj} ’ - ^ Rear Wfewtfei, tfw &KK, tooth/ American Association, use port; W f*$. , too, has had a success­ ful career in the United . States. Just like the Beggs, Akhtar also •'kv::' ffirtiii |ry Hinnilt WihwnH D S C M a la believes his faith was * ^ ^ #20*87 #«AL *" #28144 - 7 /2 M o n t h s never a problem in his v‘ professional life, to But, he said, life chang-. «AV-VV IV. TKTW'i es at the airports, where he has to spend “hours” New 2012 BUICK New 2 0 1 2 g m c Terrain SLE 1 every time he enters the United States from a for­ eign country. 39 At Similar 41 A t Similar “I have to spend tw o. Savings! Savings! to three hours with the i - , I 45- ' t V> ,— r - i immigration people, with the customs people, just! 1 • I because, in my opinion, • my name is different,” Akhtar said. “I am sure - there is some kind of list ■ 2.4L Engine, 6 Spd. Trans.. ;2.4LEr^6, somewhere whichalerts Standard Heated Leather Seats, mo. V g the system and then they m Pwr Seat, Slue Tooth / * , 24 have to go through the 8«eurityDeposit Waived! LEASE entire.process.” He said he understands OR the global security threats STK #20327 • DEAL #26146. and the necessity of a MM: 5 sophisticated security system at the airports. G M C New 2012 BUICK i;>: r > - A c a d i a But the legal process should nothgapain for 84 At Similar 50 At Similar .travelers, he said. Savings! Savings! TT am not suggesting that they should not do " the due process, but I think profiling is the bijf-. u m - 4 ; , gest hurdle,in our lives ^’{B.Q.iMpntni- here," he said. As far as some stereo- , types relating to Muslims '8 Passenger Seating, 6 Spd. Trane , ■ are concerned, Akhtar Remote Start; 3.6L Engine,1288;HR 24 mo. >-8Um■ Pw'Se#tiaueTootfi. W 4WOr f8& !W,000 . I says American Muslims \ .flluetooth - ’ MteV\#enfy.6ump^tb&4>ptr y' *J also hUve the responsi­ i LEASE SoouHty Deposit Waived! . LEASE. bility to assimilate into UK® society. .. $ STK #20487. OR #80489 OR B U V / STK #20214 * DEAL #26147- o r BUY I\10W S26.8~76 DEAL #28144 -, v "Muslims;.in general, have really not made a conscious effort to W E □ O NOT CHARGE DOC FEES! assimilate ih the society," ’ Akhtar said, adding that once they do that, "things I'l-M. J Cy "7 D) 141000 Telegraph, Taylor will start to get better." Shandana Shakoor, a -Tl. i#LBi t / Bloomfield Hills mother / ,y_J\A www.zubor.com and director of Pakistan ZBbOf ■ BodyShop 7 _ - - ' - ' ...... HOURS: M it TH 0:30 0: T. W. T 0:30 0 .American Association, r!O M C W also believes traveling EUREKA has become a challenge a . H I I I for Muslims since the ter­ rorist attacks of Sept. 11, f, M iruilos f rom Molro Airporl 2001. : (\vV' h i i i c k "It’s a painful process,” ■ givi u m s m i E r L GMC she said. "I understand at flic Nnv/ r.l.iss of W mld Cl.iss THURSDAY, APRIL 19,'2012' www.herftage.com ★ PAGE 11 -A MMISp Five area fire depart­ treated like businesses neighbor saw it and called to extinguish the flame to be reached at 734-429- FIRE ments responded to the even when they are run 911. preserve all buildings on 7380-or bbaird@heritage. . FROM PA&E1-A fire. by a family like their case," Fire personnel were on the property except for the com. Follow him on Twitter Chelsea, Dexter, Welshans said. the scene until about 3:40 bam. A house on the prop­ @§enBaird1. Manchester, Salihe and Besides the animals, Text HERNews and including Welshmans’ chil- p.m. excavating the barn- erty was damaged frbm . dren. Feeding and petting Scio Township firefight­ , they also lost a tractor, a and spreading burned the fire, but the inside of , HERWeather to 22700 to % ers were dispatched when the animals was a big part wagon, equipment used materials around so it the home was not dam- v receive news and weather calls started coming in at of her 10- and U-year-old to create hay and many could be doused with aged. The property was alerts to your cellphone, about 10:52 a.m. March 11. other tools the farm had water. It is an involved uninsured. Msg and data rates may daughters1 daily Routine, About 40 firefighters were, shesaid. amassed in its long his­ process because barns apply, Text H ELP for help. on scene for about five tory. 4 have a lot of nooks and Staff Writer Ben Baird can Text STOP to cancel. They kept four differ- hours. < ent breeds of rabbits that "The barn was the hub; firefighters have to make v • Nobody was home when everything was there,” sure there is nothing that were often taken to shows the fire started. Welshans Welshans said, will reignite. . and 4-H events. Robin and her husband, Welshans said the steer She’s sure tl\by will get It was difficult to get who both work at the was being raised by her more animals again, but . water to penetrate certain University of Michigan, there is no plan yet on areas of the barn due to ll-year-old for a 4-H fair in METALS, LLC, , were at their jobs and the summer. where things go from here* the large amount of hay «• their children were in “ We don’t know what and large wooden beamsv “They don’t do sports school. ,. we’re going to do,” she used in its construction,' and stuff,’’ she said. “This Scio Township Fire is their life.” said. Payeur said, which are 8 Chief Carl Ferch said it Welshans and her typical difficulties with Her young daughters took firefighters about an husband both come from barn fires. % attend Dexter Community hour to get. the fire under T families with a farming Scio Township received Schools, which she said control and confined.. background. a call regarding the fire at H o°° FREE G A S ! have been incredibly sup­ "It was a pretty big They will have been 10:52 a.m. *. Bring in this ad with your scrap and portive. The staff there fire," Ferch said. married 33 years as of The fire damaged four has really helped her girls we’ll pay you $10.00 for your gas! An open burning pile on July. Together they have outbuildings in the farm deal with the tragedy. JOjio Coupon Rer wank, per cuitomer *Min. 20O!bs. of Scrap L the east side of the barn five children. Their two complex. One of the near­ , “They’ve just been won­ has been identified as a youngest and 21-year-old „ by buildings had some derful," she said. possible cause of the fire, live on the farm. propane tanks that explod­ It’s amazing how sup- Ferch said, Dale Leslie, who has ; ed, which accelerated the • portive the local com- Payeur said the fire’s known the family since fire in that area. C a ll 734-424-0371? M i n u t e s ^ - munity is, she said, both A w a y * cause is still under inves­ Douglas worked for him at Firefighters were able 8830 Jackson Rd. • Dexter when it comes to tne fire tigation, Leslie Office Supply Inc., and the recent tornado in Welshans said they may said when the Welshans Dexter. never know how the blaze were a newly wed couple v r - ■ *J People have already started. Her husband was their dream was to oper­ started contacting the fanatical about safety and ate the farm. Despite Jack Dem m er Ford families about how they recently had new wiring slowly but surely realizing can help. Farmers in installed, \ . this dream, he said they California and Oregon “He had taken every still found it necessary to learned of the story and precaution,” she said. work for the University of offered to send some rab­ While insurance m a y' Michigan. bits to their farm. A Girl pay for damage to the fam­ , They are two hard-work­ Scouts troop, through - ily home, which started ing residents who made a former coworker smoldering on its north , a commitment to provide Welshans knows, has - side from the fire, the meat, produce and eggs by offered to contribute a rab­ barn was uninsured. laboring on the land like bit carrier. They tried to insure their forefathers, Lesl ie - Because the family has it, Welshans said,.but said. He said while it’s not r , been receiving calls offer­ because the barn is 150 something that makes it ing donations and other , years old it wasn’t possi­ into the public ear often, aid, a website has been ble. In an area where more agriculture remains a created to receive any resources hre available significant industry in donations: welshansfami- to farmers.it might have Washtenaw County. lybenefit.com. A PayPal been possible to insure Firefighteri learned button will be added to the it, Farms in this area are about the fire after a website.

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By.Jeff Hoard baseball but rpy favorites tossing up more fruit and vertently ruining a good ence. During certain parts, them with a sword. You’ll i Journal Regisler News Service here were skiing and darts gameending bombs; miss high score. I imagine it’s the game will cut away to a have to dodge boulders roll- , Microsoft’s Xbox 360 is because they were new i three fruit and it’s game much easier to navigate on a shot of the crowd’s reaction. ing down toward you and over six years old, tut it -to me anyway I enjoyed over. Arcade mode is timed smartphone touchscreen. : They’ll boo or applaud at the perform timed jumps to sure isn't selling like an leaning from side to side to and you have to dodge My main concern is the appropriate times. Adding avoid falling to your demise. aging console. According to control my skier and soar bombs that penalize your price. It only costs 99 cents : to that are real-life hands There’s also a cover system NPD Group, which tracks between flags, and carefully score. Slicing random bonus on the iPhone, but this ver­ that slam down and destroy to hide from projectiles. video game sales in North ■ aiming my shots in darts to bananas will create a fruit sion costs $10 on Xbox Live obstacles in your path. While presented well ’ America, the system soldr, get the triple 20. American frenzy or multiply your Arcade. While the presenta­ The controls are pretty ~ * andhavinga variety of 426,000 units in February, football was fUn, although score. If you hit the pome- , tion is charming, it’s a little ! basic. Since it plays like an gameplay it’s unfortunately beating out the Nintendo Wii nrnning all the time gets granate, go crazy and swing oh the pricey side for w h at' on-rails shooter, all you have lacking in longevity with its and Sony PlayStation 3 for 14 tiring real quick. Aside from your arms like never before - you get. This game is great to do is control your angry $30340 price tag. The story -months straight. • traditional gameplay there for monster points. Zen for quick bursts; but gets puppet to the left or right takes only several hours to The Xbox 360 is the new are mini-games to partake . mode is really basic with' , monotonous and tiring after with your left hand while he complete. However, there is . Wii in terms of console dom­ in, which changes the pacena- no bombs and bonus fruit. awhile. runs, and aim at targets and plenty of unloekable content ination nowadays. While little. And maybe this is just There is also a Challenge 3 stars out of 4 blast them away with your to obtain. There is alsofree blockbuster games like Call v t me but it felt awkward hav­ mode where you can beat . n right hand. However aiming DLC entitled The Wavy Tube of Duty: Modern Warfare ing to swing the golf club, high scores from friends on The Gunstringer takes a while to get used to, Man Chronicles, a hilari­ 3 have much to do with tennis racket or baseball yourleaderboard. and sometimes the sensor ous spoof of the Mad Dog sales, an add-on Microsoft bat without a controller in You can also, team up Last but. not least is this will feel unresponsive and McCree FMV shooter. Not to released during November my hand. For example, it or go against a friend in humorous, unique game. laggjr causing your reticle to spoil much but you should 2010 surely helped, too, The ' took me a bit to get my tim­ multiplayer action, which is from the twisted minds of v jump all over the screen. But download itana play it one Kinect sensor device, which ing down when the pitcher always fUn, The sensor does Twisted Pixel. This Wild r once you master it, it’s sim­ -time for the experience. It’s , allows for controller-free threw the ball at me.. get touchy at times, espe­ West game plays outon a ply highlighting your targets not meant to be taken seri­ gaming, has sold more than Taking on the computer cially on the menu screen. theatre stage in front of a and pulling your hand back ously which Fm sure that’s 18 million units worldwide does get boring after a while Like in Dance Central 2, if real-life audience. They've quickly to shoot the gun. : what Twisted Pixel was aim- as of January 2012. and more fun will be had yqufre not carefUl you may j come to watch you take con­ Targeting multiple enemies ing for. There are plenty of games with others around. There end up selectingeomething trol of an undead marionette and pulling the trigger is rec­ The Gunstringer also out there, bothin retail and is Xbox Live multiplayer, you don’t want. Also, when sheriff who has risen from ommended strongly Aside comes with a Fruit Ninja Xbox Live Arcade, that take but It’s better if people are j tried to dodge bombs in the grave to seek revenge on from shooting, there are - Kinect code, which slightly advantage of this feature. ‘ in the same room as you. Classic or Arcade modes, I his enemies. The developer moments vfhere you’ll have eases the pain of its price. Here are some mini-reviews If you party a lot, this is a occasionally hit one inad­ makes great use of the audi­ to punch enemies or slice It gets 3 stars out of 4 .• of games I have tested out good game to pick up. But . ' recently \ if you're tired of-playing" To place a baseball and golf, you won’t be missing much, Death Notice Dance Central 2 21/2 stars out of 4 please call I’m no dancer You wjpn’t 1-877-888-3202 ever see me on the club floor or Fax to busting a move. Luckily, ' kinect Adventures I-877-213-2987 there ale dancing games like ■ Another compilation . this one where I can make a of mini-games, Kinect fool of myself in the comfort Adventures is another piece of my own home with the of software designed to show blinds shut. off the motion sensor. The I never played the first goal is to collect as many Dance Central, so no com­ adventure pins as you can, parisons here. There are which are needed to prog­ 44 songs to choose from, ress through the story in featuring a wide variety . Adventure mode. . of artists like Lady Gaga, “ Game types include: 20,000 Rihanna, Donna Summer, Leaks, where you’re stuck Justin Bieber and Usher. in an underwater cube and Pretty much, you mimic have to position your body the dancers on the screen and limbs to plug cracks and the Kinect tracks your caused by sea life; Rally movements. The better your Ball, where large balls come WAGGONER, "JJ" JOHN moves the higher score aid . flying at you, and you must HOPPE, DOUGLAS C.; KOENGETER, LOREN STEINAWAY, KEITH yanking you get. smack them back to destroy of Chelsea and life long ALTON; of C helsea, DAVID; Saline, MI; age JR.; age 79; a long time Each song has a difficulty targets before time expires; resident of Washtenaw Michigan; age 88; 57; passed away A pril resident of Dexter; County, passed away passed away suddenly ■„ ranking, and I found myself River Rush, where you pick passed away on Thurs­ 11, 2012; at the Evan­ playing easier ones § lot to up pins scattered throughout Sunday, April 15, 2012 on April 16, 2012. He day, April 12, 2012 j A gelical Home Saline. get used to the moves. More a rapids course by leaning at his residence; He Legacy Assisted Living was proceeded in death was 83 years old. Born Born October 5, 1954 to by his parents, Jay and . difficult songs like Lady sidefo side to control your “ in Jackson. He was Gaga’s "Born This Way”* . raft, or jumping off ramps June 8, 1928 in Ann Ar­ Kathryn andv;J ^ ^ ^Florence (Parker) Wag­ born on June 6, 1923 in will have you stumbling in a to gain big air; Reflex Ridge, bor, he was the son of Steinaway. Keith waged goner; brothers, Bruce hurry if you’re a rookie like where you must avoid obsta­ Freedom Twp., the son Douglas C. and Vesta B. a courageous ten yogi and Wayne. He is sur­ me. Cue cards cycle through cles on a moving platform (Ham mond) ' H oppe. of Wilbert and Elsie vived by former wife of en the side to let you know while collectingpins; and Douglas was a membe'r (Loeffler) Koengeter. bbttle with Multi "32 years Joyce and what dance moves are Com- ' Space Pop, where you flap of the Western Kiwanis On September. 8, 1945 Sclerosis, facing each daughters, Debra De- ing up, but I found myself your arms to fly around a Club, he was a member he married Dorothy Ge­ new challenge with a Graff, Lynn (Greg). Roh- . focusing more on the dancer. room and pop bubbles. " of the Masonic Lodge. raldine Grau and she positive outlook. He kohl, Jill (Don) Fair, Su­ J To ease frustrations, songs The game does a good job He enjoyed bowling, preceded him in death san (Chris) Rutkowski; have dance patterns that can was employed at the utilizing the sensor. In Space playing golf and in his nine grandchildren and be remembered easily • Pop, you can walk toward or on February 20, 2010; University of Michigan youth played fast pitch two great grandchil­ The Kinect tracking my away from it to pop bubbles Loren h^d lived in Medical Center for 30 softball in the Ann-Ar­ Chelsea his entire life dren. Also survived by - dancing workedgreat. When in the front or back of the years. Keith was very I knew I was dancing right, room, and Rally Ball is bor Travel League. and was a life-lon g his sister, Linda (Norjri) the sensor did, too. However, hectic fUn trying to block Douglas retired from member of Zion Luther­ active in the Dexter Li­ Marquart and Kathe­ State Farm Insurance rine Waggoner. He was navigating the menu got numerous balls soaring at an Church, Chelsea, ons Club, where he was where he had worked a life time member and real frustrating to the point you. •• where he was also a a life member and past where I found it much easier If I had to rank them, as an agent for 40 years. past commander of the Church, Council mem­ President, along with to just use the controller to River Rush would be my ■ He was a member of the American Legion Post select options; The sensor favorite followed by Rally N Faith Baptist Church in ber. He graduated from numerous other offices. #557. Visitation will be felt touchy and the slightest Ball and Reflex Ridge. 20,000 Chelsea. He is survived Chelsea High School in One of his favorite ac­ Thursday, April 19, 2012 arm movements had me Leaks and Space Pop loses, by his wife, Verglinda 1941 and was K iwanis tivities was selling from 4 to 7 p.m. Funeral picking the wrong stuff all its charm after a while since (Patrick) Hoppe, whom Farmer of the Year in Christmas trees with Service will be on Fri­ the time. .The game features there’s not much going ; . he married on June’ 19, 1989. He was a m ember -the group each Decem­ day, April 20 at 10:30 two-player, competitive and on. I just wish there were ' * 2009. His children, De- of 4-H, the Washtenaw a.m. at Hosmer-Muehlig ber. Keith enjoyed cooperative gameplay a more mini-games available Lyn Salyer of Chelsea, County Livestock Coun­ Funeral Chapel. campaign mode, a Break If Adventure mode gets very many hobbies including Doug Hoppe and wife, cil, and a former Chel­ www.lwsm»nM%iom - ^ Down feature allowing you , repetitive as you progress Suzanne of Alpharetta, remote control car rac­ V to practice moves, voice com­ through it, since you’re play- sea Fair Board mem­ GA, Denise Hogan and ing, camping, and card mands, and afitness mode to ingthe same game types ber. Loren exhibited at husband, Ron of Jack- burn some calories. This is. over but just needing to col­ the Junior Livestock playing. Keith was an son, Cali Johnson of Sa­ a great game to exercise to. lect a higher amount of pins Show at the Michigan avid follower of NAS-,. line, David Hoppe and There’s also paid download­ than .before to keep the story State Fairgrounds. Sur­ CAR and an enthusias­ able content to add songs to going. v wife, Vickey of Belle­ viving are; th ree ch il­ tic Michigan football your playlist But like in Kinect Sports: ville and Danny Hoppe dren, Nancy (Garry) Dancing alone is fUn, but Seasons, bringing arfHend o f. Saline; ten grand­ fan. For years he spent multiplayer can bring out along for the adventure will children and two great Hopkins of Galesburg, football Saturday's tak­ the laughs. My wife loves- make things more amus­ grandchildren. He was Donald (Wanda) Koen­ ing tickets at Gate 10 preceded in death by. geter of Chelsea, and this game and kicks my butt ing, Sharing a raft with with his father, brother T% e -kfceriiage every single time. She never someone else will bring out his parents and three Robert (Dee) Koengeter add sister. Keith was played it before but jumped both laughter and yelling at wives, Wilma (Foster) of Chelsea; eight grand­ /)1fw 6paper6 right in just fine. No shocker, each other. The ftm factor Hoppe, Susan (Bryan) children, Todd, Sc6tt, preceded in death by she likes to dance, but that’s increases with more people Hoppe and Kay (Truxdl) Amy, Daniel, Beth, his father. He is sur­ w ant to lyonO r OKwith me. She can keep ' . involved. Hoppe. Funeral Servic­ Lisa, Laura, and Joe; vived by his mother; his the dancing crown. •21/2 stars out of 4- y o u r l o v e d es will be held on Fri­ eight great grandchil- siblings, Gary and Kit 3 1/2 stars out of;4 ■; day, April 20, 2012 at 1 dren; and his brother- Steinaway of Ann Ar­ one<6 m em ory. : ■ ■' V p.m. at the Nie Family Frail Ninja Kinect arid sister-in-law, Lloyd bor, Karen and Miles Kinect Sports: This popular smartphone Funeral -Home-Liberty Road Chapel, 3767 W. (Arlene) Grau of Chel­ Bowen of Tehachapi, "Co h on or ifae Seaso n 2 * app where you slice all kinds sea. In addition to his - of fruit got the Kinect treat­ liberty Rd. Ann Arbor, CA, and Jean in e The classic way to show - wife, he was preceded m em ory of- ifae ment in August 2011. The with Pastor Adam Sum­ Steinaway of Ann Ar­ off motion-sensing technol­ in death by his parents. men and women goal remains the same: Slice mers officiating. Inter­ bor; Funeral Services ogy is with sports, Nintendo - ment will follow at Oak A Funeral Service will did this with the very popu-v as much fruit as possible to were held Monday, lo r th eir Service achieve a high score. This Grove Cemetery in be held on Monday, lar Wii Sports' and Sony Chelsea*. Visitation will April 16, 2012 at, “St. in the m ilitary, touted Sports Champions for timeyou’ll be sweating up a April 16, 2012 at 11 a.m. Paul United Church of its Move devices, Seasons is storm doing so. This game be' on Thursday, April at Zion Lutheran ^ Am erican jlag<6 will tire you out after a few the sequel to Kinect Sports 19, 2012 from 2 to .4 and Church with Rev. John Christ in Chelsea.,’ Jim and adds six more activi­ rounds if you’re really into 6 to 8 p.m. at the funer-. Morris officiating. Buri­ Coyl officiated. Burial are availab le W ith it. ties to the mix: golf, darts, , hi home as well as. one al will follow at the followed at Oak Grove Jn O flpnorlam A silhouette in the back- > -hpur prior to services baseball, skiing, tennis and church cemetery. The Cemetery, Chelsea. The ground represents the play­ on ' Friday. Memorial a n d 'D e a t h American football. family will receive The problem with this er, which helps determine contributions may be family received friends friends at the Staffan- % o i i c e d ■ game is not the motion . where to aim your swings. made to the Faith Bap­ on Sunday. In lieu of • You can easily use both . Mitchell Funeral Home controls • they worked great;, tist Church or to the flowers, donations are hands to create a fruit salad on Sunday from 4 to 8 but the types of sports avail- Michigan Head Injury w elcom e vo the Evan­ • y w d e t a i l * } , . able. Baseballj.tennis and with no problems, but you p.m. and at the church ■ get more points withlarger Alliance. Please visit gelical Home Saline or golf have been done to death Douglas's personal on Monday from 10 to 11 please call for this type of gaming, and swings across three, four, the National Multiple five or more pieces of fruit. w ebpage at a.m. Expressions of , Mt didn’t feel exciting playing www. ntefunerolhomes sympathy may be made Scl&fosis Society. Ar­ these again on the Kinect. Game modes include 6?¥~66S-3202 Classic, which increases, to sign the guestbook to Zion Lutheran rangements by Cole Fu­ I normally like tennis and the difficulty over time by and leave a memory. 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lost, but lives are being For entire changed,” he said. “I want people to know there are all month, Lane kinds of blindness.” wore On Saturday, he will \ : ' switch to a mask that gives him only central vision and By Catherine Kavanaugh then he will spend the last Journal Register News Service . 11 days in total blindness. Lane does take file mask Brian Lana’s world faded For the entire month of off if he has to drive for away, when he put a black Match, Brian Lane, 31, Is woik or needs to see at mask over his eyes to see wearing three kinds of work, but he accepts every — and not see —what it is masks that simulate vision challenge he can. fje bumps like for his mother, who lost Impairments classified as legally WlncL,r into things. He misplaces her sight following a fall 14 things, He touches "decline” years ago, on his phone when he wants But this is no simple exer­ hard, I have to feel when I to “accept” calls. He longs cise in empathy, likestu- walk. I step careM y in case to see the blue sky on an dents who put on blindfolds the ground slopes. I count i- unseasonably warm day for a class. the stairs. I feel off balance “I’m sad my mom can’t .. For the entire month of a lot.’’ s enjoy the sun,” he said. March, Lane, 31, wore three He said he also felt “After the first day, I called kinds of masks that simu­ . startled and momentarily her and apologized. This late vision impairments; vulnerable March 7, when is how she has seen for 14 classified as legally blind.. someone came up to him at years. I was always proud of Lane also wore neon T- the South Oakland Business her, butl had no idea how shirts that begihe question Expo. difficult it is. I’m a thousand “Ask me why” as he goes “He grabbed my hand times more appreciative of about his day He is trying to and put something in it,” her.” raise awareness and money Lane said. “Before I could ■ Terry Lynn Lane was Brian Lane will be wearing three types of masks to simulate visual Impairments In an for research that could figure out that it was a $100 working as a patient care effort to understand blindness and raise funds for research to help people like his restore sight for others, . bill, he was gone. I didn’t get attendant at St. Joseph T mother, who lost her sight 14 years ago. He is shown walking Inside and outside. especially his mother, Terry a chance to thank him.” Mercy Hospital in Pontiac Lynn Lane, 60. Lane has raised about in 1997 when she slipped on blood pressure. there was a time I couldn’t about Brian doing this and One week, Lane is wear­ $800, so far, for the Bascom a wet floor and broke her For the next seven enjoy dining out and I’m ( i warned him not to go places ing a mask-with pinholes Palmer Eye Institute in leg in three places. The next months, Terry Lynn Lane glad I never wore a lot of out his comfort zone. He that give him tunnel vision, Florida. He would like to week, with her leg in a cast, rehabilitated her leg and makeup because I couldn’t wants to step in my shoes to blocking his view of every- _ be able to donate $20,000 at she was hobbling to the learned to drive and per- . put it on.” help me and others. He told thing not happening right in the end of the month and door of her house when she form her work duties with Her family saw her me,.‘Mom, you could be first front o f his face. His mother $5,000 to FiftyTwo4Mom, a tripped and hit her head on one good eye. She put her through a long adjustment in line for research studies.’ has no peripheral vision in nonprofit group he started the concrete. She suffered life back together until a period fraught with other I do want to see again.” her ,right eye. He also put a . to raise awareness of optic a brain injury and imme­ year later. One day at work, falls that resulted in two Even if he doesn’t come piece of plastic wrap over nerve disorders and fund diately lost her short-term the vision in her left eye broken feet and many near his fundraising goal, the right hole of the mask assistance programs. memory ' rapidly grew dim. twisted ankles. Brian Lane said he will feel because she only sees a blur “They are doing good However, the brain injury Three weeks later, doctors They also fill her life with he has accomplished some­ of lightjWith that eye. Her research at Bascom and wasn’t evident right away determined optic neuropa­ new and old favorite activi­ thing. left eye picks up some color have had some success because Terry Lynn Lane thy was the cause. Terry ties. She listens to audio- “People are thinking , but mostly distorted shad­ ih animal testing,” Lane forgot about file fall right Lynn Land started a steroid books, takes walks with her about visual impairments owy figures. said. “We want to help fund after it happened. 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Girl Scouts from Chelsea Each month, the class and Dexter will be out at made a care package and, the£helsea U.S. Post Office, with financial support at M-52 and Old. U.S. 12, giv­ from the local Knights of ing everyone a last-second Columbus Cardinal O’Hara chance to buy Girl Scout Assembly 0489 Fourth Cookies 4-6 p.m.^ April 26. Degree, they sent them ' But the'Scouts won’t be overseas to this unit. Theji there just for cookies. The filled stockings, made troops will also be taking lifesaver trains, created donations to raise funds for valentines, baked cook­ cookies for soldiers and the ies and, this month, sent cost needed to ship them Easter Eggs filled with overseas. candy with the help of Mrs.ly The troops, including, Haeussler’s kindergarten " Chelsea Brownie Troop No. class. 41629, Brownie Troop No. After seeing how happy 41629, Junior Troop No. the children were to help 41095, Junior Troop No. keep these soldiers smiling, 40211, Cadette. Troop No. Chelsea Brownie Troop “ 41807 and Dexter Junior No; 41629 seta goal to raise The 1462nd Transportation Troop No. 40082 have raised donations of 170 boxes of Company of the ■135 boxes of Girl Scout Girl Scout Cookies, one per Army National Cookies for Soldiers, with soldier, to send to this unit. Guard out of Howell an overall goal of 170 boxes - Knowing that they were • one for each soldier in . limited in the amount of soldiers will the 1462nd Transportation time to raise money, they each receive a box Company of the Army asked other Girl Scout of Girl Scout cook­ National Guard out of Troops to team up with ies. Girt Scouts from Howell. them. Chelsea and Dexter ! The project, Operation: The Girl,Scouts have also Include Nancy Neff Make Them Smile! was invited the Chelsea Area (back, left), AbWe spearheaded by Ms. Fire Department and police Bough, Emily Yekulis, a kindergar­ department to the event, Chlzek, Olivia - ten teacher at Klager and the two agencies will Prodln, Maddy : Elementary School in " be bringing out a fire truck Scheese.Ava Mater, Manchester, who found out and a police car for kids to Kim Kachur, Emma in December 2011 that the see. Lov (front, left), father of a boy in her class. If you are unable to Keller Johnson, was being sent overseas. ■ make it on Thursday, but Amelia Robinson, The fattier is a would still like to make.n Michelle Amtz and \ 0 member of the 1462nd donation, please contact Julie Merillat Transportation Company Kim Kachur at 734-929-7064.

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Photo by Randy Castro ., ' ■ " ■ j ■ Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson arid wide receiver Roy Roundtree take the field for the Wolverines’ spring football game on Saturday.

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U-M - spring gam e brings som e pleasant surprises . iM I . . ■ ■ . " , 4 • * ...... By Randy Castro stood out during Team 133’s /ballplayer.” , didn’t put much on dis- . mechanics and decision 25,000 fans in attendance Heritage Media Spring Game at Michigan / Rawls, listed at 5-foot-lO play Quarterback Denard making. Saturday, Borges attests *’•••- i Stadium Saturday after- and 219 pounds, is consid- Robinson played justorie . ■ “As ^quarterback.... the Wolverines have made While its star_player was ; noon. Rawls carried the f ered a change of pace from series— completing two you’ve got to be the No. 1 significant strides during on the sideline for much ball nine times for nearly 40 • the elusive Tbussaint, who passes and recovering a person that tells the team spring practice, of the action Saturday, the yards and scored on a pair , emerged as the clear front- tumbled snap—before there's no turnovers,” W egotalotof ques- Michigan offense wasn’t . of touchdowns. runner out of the Michigan handing over the iflrst-team Robinson said, “We’ve got tions answered I think,” without a few playmakers. “I think Thomas has backfield a season ago. offense to Devin Gardner. to-keep the team going, . he said. “We had a chance Though it may not have had.a good spring,” coach “He^s a battering ram- , Following the scrim- “Turnovers [were] a big to do some experimenting, been who you were,expect- Brady Hoke said, “He’s one- type guy” offensive coor- mage, Robinson said he factor lastyear. They kept a although we didn’t use any ing. . of those guys— when you dinator A1 Borges said. Is working on his passing lot of teams in the game.” ofittoday. Sophomore running look at the body of work— I “When Thomas hits you, efficiency heading into his • ■ Though Robinson—and “But we did some back— and apparent really think, his physical- . you’re going-to feel him.” second year with Borges. the rest of the offensive things...arid turned another backup to Fitzgerald ness, he’s hard to tackle, As for the rest of the Listed among his areas firepower—was all but p&ge in our offensive Tbussaint— Thomas RaWls "I think he’s a good foot- offense, the Wolverines of focus were throwing reined in for the roughly approach”.

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Seven gymnasts from also did verf well in the Gym America in Ann team competition. In Level Arbpr won individual 7, Gym America placed state championships at the third out of 35 teams from USAG State Gymnastics across the state. The Level Championships over , ^ team finished in sixth the weekend in Lansing. place, while the Level 9 Among the champions team took eighth place. ' were three girls from In Level 9, Emma Kerber Saline: ErikaMyers, of Ann Arbor won two Hannah Lewis and Alex state championshipSfor Wagner.. Gym America, winning . The event, which was the balance beam and floor •' hel^at the Summit in exercise in her age group. * Lansing, attracted about. She scored a 9.375 in both 600 of the best, gymnasts events to take the titles. from throughout Michigan, Kerber alsoftlaced second competing for state titlesln 'in the all-around. • Levels 7-10. Gym America’s o^ther Gym America’s team Level 9 gymnasts also fared competed in Levels 7,8 and I at the USAG State well at the meet, all of them . Head Coach Claudia 9, and won individual state qualifying for. regionals . , _ . ------— ------w .. _— R||ey Meeks, Samantha championships at each with their scores. Leah Fontana, Amelia Moorehouse, Coach Sarah Osbum and Coach Steph Harrigan. Not pictured: Alex Wlagner, Naya level. The Anrt Arbor gym Clapper took fourth on Haynes, Ung Peng, Megan Black and Seanna Mueller-King.

floor and sixth on beam; qualified for regionals. had four state champions. vault title (9.575). Taylor Helber placed third Myel Ristenblatt was sec­ Hannah Lewisof Saline was Also placing for Gym - on beam; Morgan Bradford ond on vault and third oh a state champ in two events, America at Level 7 were took fourth on beam; and bars; McKenna Linnen was winning the vault (9.725) and Laurel Dudek. second Darby Slater placed sixth second on beam; Bianca uneven bars (9,375). place on vault; Samantha on beam. Allen placed third on bars; Amelia Moorenoqse of Fontana, third on vault; In Level 8, Gym America Camille Burt took sixth on Gregory was also a state Angelia Daman, third on had two state champions 3 Jieam; Amelia Hill placed champion in'two eyents, vault; Naya Haynes, third - Katie Black of Pinckney on ninth on vault; Mara taking first in the balance on vault; Ling Peng, fourth the uneven bars (9.450) and Sahtiz was 10th on beam; beam (9.450) and floor exer­ on bars; Nicole Bow, fourth Erika Myers of Saline on bal­ Lilli Paquin placed 10th cise (9.50). Riley Meeks o f' on vault; Jenna Gileczek, ance beam (9.350). Black was on vault; Cali Harden took Ann Arbor won the state fourth on vault; Seann£ From left, Alex Wagner (a seventtvgrader at Saline Middle also second in the all-around. 10th on bars; and Addison title in the floor exercise i Mueller-King, fourth on ), Hannah Lewis (a freshman at Saline High1 All of Gym .America’s Neff was 12th on beam. (9.475), while Alex Wagner floor; and Megan Black, ‘ and Erika Myers (a sophomore at Saline High). Level 8 gymnasts also In Level 7, Gym America of Saline captured the 12th on vault.

By Sharon Kegerreis shin guards can be rented returning Varsity players Special Writer through the club for the ■ and most are involved-in flaying season. The game the USFHA Futures pro­ Field hockey is a fast- gnited in the United States gram and other off-season action sport that combines n 1901 after Englishwoman playing opportunities. They skill, speed and endurance Constance Applebee are committed to fne sport to move a ball from team­ . introduced field hockey and-their playing is show­ mate to teammate before to Bryn Mawr College in ing it.” Five athletes from it is whipped into the net. Pennsylvania and Vassar the Whippets Varsity team -It's one of the oldest sports College in New York. participated in Disney’s in history and is played all In 1922, the United States Field Hockey Showcase in over the world. ~ Field Hockey Association 'February, as part of Ann The Washtenaw was established. Nearly Arbor’s Pinnacle Club pro­ Whippets field hockey club 50 years later, high school gram. The Pinnacle Club in Chelsea is an active,/ ana collegiate field hockey operates sessions nearly exciting program that, in began in Michigan after the year-round with a focus on combination with other University of Michigan and improving technical skills. clubs and camps, offer's Michigan State University This spring, 11 year-round playing for girls' established teams in the : Washtenaw Whippets are in 9th to 12m grade. Girls early 1970s, This summer, playing in the US Field . within this grade range cheer on USA’s women’s Hockey Association’s for the 2012-13 school year field hockey team at the ^ Futures Program. The girls are invited to attend the 2012 London Olympics.. " were invited to partici­ Maddle Inglls avoids a defender during a Washtenaw Whippets contest registration meeting on "Field hockey is a sport pate in the program after May 30-at the Washtenaw with great strategy and . jarticipation in camps, Street Education Center teamwork and plenty of ~ ike Pinnacle Club and . at 6 p.m. to learn more running and hand-eye Michigan State University’s about the program and , coordination,” says Coach summer field hockey camp, sign up for summer Whip- . -Block. "Everyone plays for and at Futures try-outs. It Field Hockey Camp and the love of the sport - not According to the USFHA, to play field hockey as a just to beat the other team/ the purpose of the Futures Washtenaw Whippets in It’s a great community of programjs to develop the fall. No experience is players, coaeheS, parents the “best athletes” for required and all girls are and fans?’ future Olympic play and Jnvited to join the team. “Fjeld hockey is a sport to "strengthen the, level of presented by Heritage Media Girls in seventh and eighth . with great strategy and field hockey throughout, the grades are^nvited'to par- teamwork and plenty of . United States.” ' ticipate. in Whip-It camp.- -running and hand-eye The program entails 27 Washtenaw Whippets coordination,” says Coach hours of training before. is one of 23 teams in the Block. “Everyone plays for girls compete in a regional Michigan High School the love of the sport-not- tournament oh May 20 Field Hockey Association. just to beat the other team. and 21 at Michigan State Coaches Roxy Block and It’s a great community of University The most-skilled Leslie Fry established the , players, coaches, parents . “girls are then invited to , club in 2004 when their . and fans.’’ play in a national tourna- ■ daughter, Corey Block, - Washtenaw Whippets ment and guided to other started high school i n . is a club sport consisting opportunities to hone skills Chelsea. Corey will play of Chelsea, Manchester for potentially playing ona herfourth-seasoh on and Pinckney players. The future Olympics team. Last Learn howto ' •’ Michigan State University’s’ club formerly consisted ° year, as a seventh grader, Tuesday, April 24 field hockey team as a red of Dexter and Saline girls . Maggie Cole of Chelsea engage your : ': . shirt senior this upcoming until the school districts . played in the national tour­ 8:00 to 10:00 AM season. established varsity and nament in Virginia Beach. customers on keyv Comforj: Suites, 18950 Northline Rd. Southgate Corey is coaching Whip: junior varsity (JV) teams. As eighth graders, Maggie ~ It campj along with Fry, 2010 was a rebuilding year ^ and her twin sister Meghan social mediums, : for which 7th to 12th grade and by the fall 2011, the were honored as top State including .1 10:30 to 12:30PM girls are invited to sign Washtenaw Whippets club All Division IH players Comfort Suites. 18950 Northlme Rd Soutngate up now-through Chelsea was back up to 27 players after thefall 2011 season. ” Facebook and, Community Recreation. with varsity and JV teams. , The Washtenaw Girls will develop stick and The Chelsea School District Whippets club.team is open Twitter. . 2:00 to 4:00 PM ball handling skills and recognizes the club team to all. girls entering 9th to Chelsea Comfort Inn & Village Conference learn how to: play;the game as a high school sport and 12th grades for the 2012- of field hockey The dead­ awards Varsity letters. 2013 school year. At the May . * Center, 1645 Commerce .Park Drive. Chelsea \ line is June 15 for the camp, . “Last year was a very 30 registration meeting, which runs June 18-22. young team with seven 8th -‘'Information will be shared, So, what exactly is the ' grade players,” says Coach including participation game of field hockey? Field Block. “Players have taken cost and game and even t' hockey is a M-hlgh school advantage of the many schedule. For immediate You're invited to a FREE interactive demonstration by Heritage Media sport that consists of-two opportunities to play field information and to register teams of 11 on the field., hockey in the off season online for Whip-It Field social media experts. You'll learn the best practices to engage and retain The object is to hit the ball and to build knowledge and Hockey Camp' and for the t potential customers in the social media marketplace. down the field and into the skills. We are very excited •2012 Washtenaw Whippets shooting circle (actually ' about the prospect of the playing season, visitmichi- a half circle) and into the 2012 season; We have 11 ganhsfieldhockey.com.- net. Players use the flat side Denvmstratlonssfbrand-oewfacebook of the stick to move the . baUfrom player to player - ^ • HowTwirter feeds and features can increase your brand’s following . - without the ball hitting feet and without excessive over- One-otvonecomuhatjonscustomlzedtoryburbusiness the-shoulder swinging of . • . .. i i - the stick. In fact, the rules Get immediate solutions In the Question & Answer session of play state the ball is not ‘ ■ ■ •' ■■.. ‘ ■; ' f ■ to be raised above the knees : Comptlmentary refreshments arid.snacks and the stick cannot be raised abovethe shoulders cd when other players are Space iHimited! RSVP by Thursday, April 19 around. Field hockey is a .. non-contact sport, so push­ - ■ » « * \ « v. /- s*««*' ; L * • ■ r * ■ <-* f i- ~ * ...... 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Alex Hardie ' ball from Victoria Pepper to Guest.Writer ’ . . Olivia Vollmers. The Dexter Green grass, sunny, dry • forward lofted a shot toward and mid-50$ temperature. the Chelsea netthat grazed Whatagreatdayfora the crossbar. The Dreads Dexter vs. Chelsea soccer . had a hard shot knocked match. v away by a Chelsea defender In an early season match­ standing on the goal line up between leaguefivals in before Dinser finally put the a non-league game, Dexter ball in the net continued to do what was The Dreadnaughts con­ needed for. a win. < tinued to put pressure on When these two teams theChelsea defense for meet, it doesn’t matter what the remainder of the half the records are, it’s goingto without giving the visiting be a hard-fought match. Last ’Bulldogs any solid chances. fell to 0-2 after a tough loss on year, the two teams met three With Dexter ahead 1-0, Tuesday to Detroit Country ^ times. First, the non-league both teams began the second Day half like it was the begin­ opener for both teams and a “It’s a good feeling getting 1-0 win for Dexter. Then a 2-2 ning of the game. With the a win over Chelsea,” said tie in the final SEC game for Bulldogs adjustments, they Dexter coach Scott Forrester. both teams, with the Dreads began to have more ball “They always bring their having already won the possession and were able to !A game,when they play us. league title. develop some scoring oppor­ This rivalry has become Finally a heart wrenching; tunities; healthier in that it is a good agonizing, hair pulling, ulcer Any chance Chelsea had hard physical game.” building, nail-biting (do you in getting the equalizer j “I am impressed on how get the idea?) 2-2 draw in. reg- were equally met by defend­ we came out and put pres­ ulation.time, two overtime ers Madison Judge, Celina sure on them from the very ; periods; and then the penalty Sunesen, Andrea Kimble first second of the match. tick shootout in the district ", and Jaimie Verbal. The few We continued to create some final with Dexter winning. shots that got past this were - solid scoring chances.. .that’s Both teams knew going met with the solid goalkeep­ the hard thing to coach, Now into the match that they ing of SArah Silvasi. we must do what is easy, to had the ability to add to this: A formation change by finish on those chances.” Dexter then limited the Forrester said several of The Dreadnoughts started opportunities the Chelsea >l£ off strong, developing some team found early in the sec­ the Bulldogs. good attacking chances but ond half. It also gained back couldn’t score. some of the ball possession “Left back (Jamie Verbal played great, Victoria Pepper Then 13:45 intp the game, and scoring chances that is the glue for our team and the Dreadnaughts had a they had in the first half. played a very good game and couple of good shots on goal Still, Chelsea was up to “ Nicole Lucas should have < before junior Alex Dinser the task and didn’t allow the been rewarded with a goal fired a knee h igh laser into Dreads an insurance goal.. for her performance,” he Photos by Terry Jacoby the back of the net, The play Dexter improved their • • ‘ s Dexter basketball clinic announced started with a great through record to 2-1-0' ’ - said. “Lastly Alex Dinser’s 'al was a great play” TOP: Senior goalie Katelyn Kingsley makes a save for the Bulldogs. ABOVE: Dexter’s Alex Dinser draws the attention of two will focus on the fundamentals of the gameand the system Chelsea defenders. LEFT: of play being used. Campers will be drilled, participate in Dexter’s Emily Tamaakl helped the Dreads control skill contests and some game play each day the mldflekl. BOTTOM costs and other infoare listedon the registration form LEFT: Captains meet at which is available on the Dexter basketball website (www. midfield before Dexter’s dreadnaughtbask4 ball.c0 m) or inthe Dexter HS Athletic 1-0 win over rival Chelsea. , Office. Deadline for registration is Wednesday May M _at4 PM. Please direct any questions to Randy Swoverland (474-9110) or Mike Bavineau (645-9990),

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By Terry Jacoby shuttle hurdles team of Cooley, Heritage Media ^Victoria Dennis, Fallon Mosier and , © Girls Track By Terry Jacoby ' % Hall won in 1:10.8. The Chelsea girls’ track and field In the shot put, Zoe Sing (third), ■Heritage Media - teams put in an impressive perfor­ of Collins, Laura McGrath, Rachel McKenzie Hoffman (fifth) and mance at the.Whitmore Lake Relays Yordanich and Grace Sauers took Alex Engler (sixth) did well for the The Chelsea golf team teed off the season by shooting on Friday night. , first in 1:50.40. a team score of 338 at the Haslett Invitational on Friday Bulldogs. Sing took fourth in the at Forest Akers East at Chelsea won nine of the 14 relay- . The 4x400 relay team of Danielle discus with Hoffman taking seventh style events. Dahl, Megan Hall, Yordanich and and Heany taking eighth. M iftlf f Michigan State University “The team is really starting to Sauers took first in 4:21.6. The 4x800 Dahl took second in the high jump V S r S l I V U U l l The Bulldogs placed 15th come together, and we are looking relay team of Jessi. Battaglia, Dahl, (4-10) ahd Maria Osentoski was " , out of 20 teams. forward, to working hard during this Ella Fritzemeier and Artemis Eyster sixth (4-6). Sauers was first in the Senior Mason Wagner tiedfor fifth overall with# midseason stretch we are about to won in 10:20. longjump with a leap qf 16 feet, 1.5 score of 74. begin,’’ said coach Shane Rodriguez. The 4x1600 relay team of Sofia inches. Megan Lowe was sixth. Other top Chelsea scores were carded by senior : “This meet at Whitmore Lake . Gonzalez, Laura Heany, Lauren “Upperclass athletes such as Bourke Lodewyk (86), senior Cole Mauti (88) and senior really shows that the 2012 install­ O’Toole and Abi Schott won in Lowe, Sauers, Dahl, Hall, Battaglia, Wesley MitcheU (90). Getting their first varsity start ment of the Chelsea team is very * 27:14.30. The sprint medley relay Fritzemeier, and Johnson set a great were sophomores MchaelPurdy (93) and Teddy Darr good, if not excellent, in almost all team of Hall, Elaine Johnson, example for the team,” Rodriguez (96). of-our events." Megan Lowe and Yordanich won in said. “Young talent such as Eyster, “Overall, I would rate our performance as just OK, The 4x100 relay team, of Victoria 3:10.4, McGrath, Yordanich, Collins, not too far off from whatJ predicted for our first con- Collins, Lynnae Cooley, Sofia The distance medley team of Osgntoski, Mosier and Gonzalez con­ testi” said Chelsea coach Joe Ewald. “Mason played Gonzalez and Maria Osentoski took Battaglia, Johnson, Dahl and tinue to impress, improve and score great, as expected, but we need to find about six shots first in 52.30. The 4x200 relay team Fritzemeier won in 14:00.40. The valuable points.’’ a piece from the other guys to.be considered a pretty5 decent team * “I definitely think it’s possible, as we left a number of shots out there on the greens alone. These guys are good enough players, and just need to clean up their game a r u n s little, That should corneas we continue to practice mid play more matches.” ■' th e Chelsea boys’ track while our varsity relay Vosters, Biller and Max and field team ran away Boys Track teams are running faster Giller won the sprint pied’ with first place at the times than even a year ago ley in 2:41.2 and the 400 .Whitmore Lake Invitational with the 800 relay time run­ relay team of Giller, Oliver, NOTICE OF ELECTION as the Bulldogs took first competitive. The discus ning the sixth fastestHime Vosters and Ty Nelson won TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF WASHTENAW COUNTY place in all nine running throwers had a great day, in school history.” in 44.8. , ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN THAT ON relays and second in the with all three athletes The shot put team of The freshman-sophomore TUESDAY. MAY 8.2012 .other three on Friday. C throwing lifetime bests, Kirk Olsen, Sam Katon and 400 relay team of Nelson, FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. while both the high jump AN ELECTION WILL BE HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF VOTING ON Chelsea finished with Mike Mesko took first. Will McEchern, Kenny ONE ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS PROPOSAL 118 points with Michigan and long jump had some The 6400 relay team -McDowell and Ryan Hoag (SEE BELOW FOR SUMMARY) career bests. FOR FULL TEXT OF BALLOT PROPOSALS VISIT THE WEBSITE „ Center taking second of Bryce Bradley, Austin won in 47.6. ______.___ OR CONTACT THE COUNTY CLERK/ with 79 points and Lumen “The freshman/sophomore Horn, Bram Parkinson The distance med­ REGISTER'S OFFICE AT 734-222-6730. ChriSti taking third .with 73 relay teams also performed and Jack Abernethy took ley team of Bradley, PRECINCTS AND POLLING LOCATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: out of six teams. well • which is exciting for SCIO TOWNSHIP (Amt Arbor Public Schools) first in 19:18.5; the 800 relay Rabbitt, Stubbs and Peter 2 Sc 3. Scio Township Hall, 827 N. Zecbjld. “'This was a truly fun the sprint future for our team of Colton Dennis, Riemenschnieder won in • .4 & 8. Scio Community Church, 1293 N. Zeeb Rd. ‘ next few years.”- 5 & 8. Scio Fire Hall. 1055 N. Zeeb Rd. meet, we dominated from Max GiUer; Luke Oliver 11:10.2 andthe 1600 relay ’7 & 9, Washtepaw Intermediate School. 1819S. Wagner start to finish,” Chelsea, > • The accolades didn’t stop and Christian Vosters team of Mike Hovater, .- WEBSTER TOWNSHIP (Ann Arbor Public Schools) coach Eric Swagger said. there. won in 1^32.9; and the 3200 * Biller, Dennis and Oliver 2.. v Scio.Fire Hall, 1055. N. Zeeb Rd, (Temporarily-moved to “Tthe top scoring guys also Scio Twp. for this election only) "The guys really stepped up relay team of Zach Rabbitt, won in 3:34.1. Ail polling locations 'are accessible' to r voters with- disabilities and performed well across ; continued to improve, ” David Trimas, Jacob Stubbs The freshman-sopho­ The AntoMARKTvoler assist tertninal, Braille aiid audio tustroefiem are the board. Swagger said. “Zach - and James Biller won in > more team of Nelson, also available in all polling locations. ■ “It is really nice to see Rabbitt, James Biller, Jacob 8:31.5. McEchern, McDowell and PROPOSAL SUMMARY: ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS some of our weaker events Stubbs and Bryce Bradley The sprint medley relay Trimas won the 1600 relay TECHNOLOGY IMPROVEMENTS BOND PROPOSAL had multiple solid races, ESTIMATED MILLAGE TO BE LEVIED IN 2012 IS .48 MILL, make progress and become team of Dominic Davis, in 3:49.7. ESTIMATED SIMPLE AVERAGE ANNUAL MILLAGE RATE t IS .51 MILL • Synopsis of the > NOT TO EXCEED 11 YEARS “ . TREASURER’S STATEMENTS: CITY OF CHELSEA Oflice of CountyTreasurer REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING! 200 N. Miiin Sireet. Suite 200. P.O.Box 8645 ' Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8645 Sports Briefs Tuesday, Marah 27, 2012 * - Phono: 734.222.6600, Fax: 734.222.6632 Washington Strost Education Center e-mail: taxcs@ewnshten£w.qrg_ __ ■■ Hoop camp 'earn academic honors from UlUt.taUi, Catherine McClary, TVeasurer' the MAC and the first since Pledge of Aljfcyliriee I, Catlicrinc McClary, Treasurer of Washtenaw County, Michigan, The Dexter Basketball 1 hereby certify that aa of Thursday, April 5. 2012, the records of this programs will be running the 2009-10 campaign when MOVED Holmberg SECONDED Anderson to approve minutes, bills, traffic control Office indicate that the total of all voted increases over and above orders and establish general fund budget work session as submitted. All Ayes. Motion the tax limitation established by the constitution (if Michigan, in any basketball camps this sum­ Tavelyn James garnered the Carried . local units of government affecting the taxable properly located in: honor. Watkins currently . Approval of Regular Agenda Scio Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan,"is as.follows: mer for all interested play-. MOVED Feeney SECONDED Albertson to approve the agenda ns.submitted. All Ayes. ers (both boys and girls) owns a 3.21 cumulative GPA Motion Carried. . Charter millages are not ovpr and above the tax limitation, but arc listed as a simulation, animation Council Business here for information purposes. The records in this Office may not yet entering grades 7-12 next 1; Bob Pierce ■ Farmer's Market . ■ ■ include all updated tax levies for thc.cuiTcnt year: year. The camps will be run & gaming major. MOVED MartinezKratz SECONDED Albertson to approve the use of the parking lot 3, She was joined by Sina commonly referred to as the "Library Lot" for the Farmer's Market on Saturdays from Purpose of Milloge ■ Milloge Amount.. Expiration of Millago by the Dexter High School 6 am 12 pm for Ihe period May S, 2012 to October 27.2012. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Ann Arbor District Library basketball staff and will' King and Taylor Ruper of 2.2 nd HcadingofOrdinanco No. 172 - Allow and Begujqto Keeping of Uackyard Chickens MOVED Albertson SECONDED Jlolmborg to approve the aocond reading of Ordinance ■ Operating 1:9214 Indefinite focus on the fundamentals Akron, Jessica Slagle and 172 for adoption with any/all approved and set for publication. Ann Arbor Pubiic Schools . Chrissy Steffen of Bowling Five (4) Ayes. Two (2) Nayg. (Lindauer, AnderaoiDOne it) Absent. (Hammer) Motion Operating Homestead - 12.4675 Dec-19 of the game and the system Sinking I . Dec 14 Green, Teresa Semalulu of Carried. ' « of play being used. 03: Annual Resolution of Support for Las FuenteS Sidewalk. ,Cafe Permit Operaiing;Non ' 18 • Dec-19 Buffalo, Trisha Krewson MOVED MartinezKratz SECONDED Feeney to approve the updated resolution for the Homestead Campers will be drilled, local support of an oulpoor Sidewalk cafe within the MOOT right-of-way with the same Dexter Community Schools participate in skill contests of Kent State, Courtney conditions. All Ayes. Motion Carried ' Operating Non-Homo . 2.633 ' 2013 Osborn of Miami, Tenishia Adjournment ■* Operating Non-Home 17,3727 ■2013 and some game play each day MOVED Anderson SECONDED Fepney to adjourn at 7;57 pm. All Ayes Motion Carried. Dexter District Library Dates, times, costs and other Benson of Ohio, Courtney APPROVED. April. 10, 2012 . 1 Operating 0 4361 Indefinite Ingersoll and Haylie Linn NOTE: This is only a synopsis of the Regular Council Meeting, The minutes in Itieir Operating j ■ 06925 Jan/17 info are listed on the registra­ entirely may be viewed at the Clerk's Qfflco at 305 S. Main St.. Chelsea. Mt or online al- of Toledo and Maria Scio Township tion form which is available Preservation - 0 4942 12/31/2014 on the Dexter basketball web­ Iaquaniello of Western Respectfully submitted, Terri Royal, Clark Operating , . 0,9518 i , ' Indefinite Michigan. Washtonaw.C'ommunUy College site (www.dreadnaughtbas- , ' Publish April 16,2012 Operating 0.5838 Indefinite ketball.com) or in the Dexter • r Operating . 1 Dec-20 HS Athletic Office. . DEXTER TOWHSHIP Operating ■ 1.0^54 Indefinite Operating . 0.8384 Dec-16 Deadline for registration PLANNING SCIO TOWNSHIP Washtennw County' COMMISSION is Wednesday May 23 at 4 Public Act 186 of 1954 Proceedings ' « EECS 0.2 2015 p.m. Please direct any ques­ MEETING NOTICE Parks 0.2367 20l9 NOTICE OP IMPROVEMENT HEARING Parks 0.2409 2020 tions to Randy Swoverland Tuesfiay, April 24, 2012 Operating . ■4.5493 . ■ 47 . Indefinite (474-9110) or Mike Bavineau PARK ROAD IMPROVEMENT Act 88 . . . 0.05 2012 AT 7:00 P.M. DISTRICT 2012-1 . Veterans’ Relief 0.025 2012 (645-9990). • • ■■ AT ' : Parks 0.2353 2017 DEXTER TO THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE HCMA - 0.2146 . Indefinite TOWNSHIP HALL TOWNSHIP OF SCIO, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, Washtenaw Intermediate School District College honor AND ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS Special Ed Operating 2.8911 " Indefinite 6680 DEXTER PINCKNEY RD. Gen Ed Operating , 0.0984 ■ Indefinite Eastern Michigan DEXTER, Ml. 48130 Special Ed Operating 0,985 . Dec-17 University sophomore PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that as a result of petitions of Office of County Treasurer AGENDA 200 N. Main Street, Suite 200, P.O. Box 8845 Natachia Watkins was one property owners within the.Township signed by the record Ann Arbor,.MI 48107-8645 1) .Review. Inverness . Inn’s,- owners of land whose area constitutes more than 50 percent Phone: 734.222:6600. Fax: 734.222.6632 of 12 student-athletes named Conditional Use Application of the total area of the hereinafter described Park Roa'd e-mail: [email protected] to the Academic All-Mid- Improvement District,2012-1 special assessment district and 2) Review Proposed Village of the Scio Township Board proposes to improve a portion of Catherine McClary, Treasurer American Conference team Dexter Master Plan. Park Road with, asphalt paving, curb and gutter, drainage 1,- Catherine McClary, Treasurer of Washtennw County, Michigan, for women’s basketball, the construction, earthwork, pavement, markings; signs,- and hereby-certify that as of Thursday, April 5, 2012, the records of this Molly W ad*, league office announced slope restoration, and to create a special assessment for the Office .indicate-.that the tola! of all voted increases over and above Chairperson recovery of the costs thereof by a special assessment against the tax limitation established by the constitution of Michigan, in any Monday, April 16. Dexter Township the properties benefitted therein. , . local units of government affecting the taxable property located in: Watkins is the 13th EMU Webster Township, Washtonpw'County, Michigan, is as follows: Planning Commission PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the district within Charter mlllages are not over and above the tax limitation, but are listed women’s basketball player to Publish April 19,2012 which the foregoing: improvements are proposed to be here for information; purposes. The records .in this Office-may not yet constructed and within which the cost thereof is proposed to include all updated tax levies for the current year be assessed, is more particularly described as follows: ■ . Purpose of Millago .-Milloge Amount ■ 'Expiration of Mlllngc NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sites 1,though 20, Hunter’s Crossing, Washtenaw County VILLAGE OF DEXTER-PLANNING COMMISSION Condominium Plan #240; Sites 1 through 11 (no site #9 . , Operating 'X . ‘ 1.9214 Indefinite ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS exists), The Woods of Park Road, Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Public SchoolsA^ ' • ■' ' • . e Condominium Plan #230; and also a 2.81 Ac. metes and Operating Pursuant, to Michigan Public Act 207- of 1921,.as amended, notice is-hereby Non Homestead • 18 Dec-19 given that the Village of Dexter Planning Commission- will hold a public bounds parcel of land described as: COM AT W 1/4 POST hearing on Monday, May.7. 2012 at-7:30 pm at the Dexter Senior Center, 7780 OF SEC 27, TH N 00-58-40 W 1260.24 FT, T H N 60-12:00 E Operating Homestead , 12.4675 . Dec<19 Ann.Arbor Street, Vo hear public cofnmont on the proposed amendments to the 775.25 FT FOR A POB, TH N 01-10-25 W 576.81 FT, TH S 64- Sinking - 1 Dcc-14 following Articles of the Village of Dexter Zoning Ordinance. All amendments 24-03 E 222.52 FT, TH S 29-48-00 E 323.14 FT, TH S 60-12-00 Dexter Community Schools W 402.71 F T TO THE POB. Operating Non-Home ' 2.833 • ' - . 2013 are comprehensive and available- for review on the Village’s website, Operoting Non-Honie 17.3727 2013 Pt N W 14 Sec 27 T2S-R5E » " ; Dexter District Library 6 . i - Revisions arc comprehensive and Include, Operating , 0.4361 Indefinite but- are not limited to Section 5.01 A, provisions for Planning-Commission PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Township B.oard Operating 0.6925 , . • Jan-17 reylew of parking-within the front yard have been added,.flection 5.10-Acccss has received engineering plans showing the improvements ■ Livingston Management provisions have been added from Article 15B, Dexter Ann Arbo'r and an estimate of the. costs of such construction in the -Educational Service Road Corridor an'd Article 151),-Baker Hoad Corridor provisions. - amount of $242,700, and has placed them on file with the Agency ' Article 8. Landscaping Standards - Revisions are comprehensive and Include, Township Clerk, and has passed a resolution tentatively Operating All - • 1.0124 ' Indefinite declaring its intention to make‘the improvements and to Operating All • 1.2667 Indefinite but are not limited to Section 8.02-additlnn -of minimum plant material Operating-Home/. standards. Section 6,04-rcvisiohs to the Required Parking Lot Screening create a special assessment district. The Township Board Non-Homo. OJ)67 .Indefinite Standards, Section 6.05-rcvislons to the minimum plant material standards,; has tentatively found the petitions to be in compliance with Pinckney Community Schools ■ Section fi.Ofi revlsion’s to Landscaping Screening Between Land Uses, Section Statutory requirements. 6.07-O'n-8lle. Landscaping, Section 6.03-Parklng Lot Landscaping, Section Non-Homestead : - ■ . 18 Dec-14 6.09-Str.cel Treo/Kcqutred C.reenbclt Planting and Section Oil-Recommended PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said plans, estimates Washtenaw Community College: Plant Materials.,- ■ • . . .. ■ of cost, proposed special assessment district and petitions . . Operating 0.8384 Dec-10 may.be examined at the office,of the Town ship CJerk from the Operating 1.0354 • Indefinite Article HA.Vrofesslonai Business fPB) District-Chi Id Care Contor.nr Day Care date of this notice through the date of the' public hearing and .- Operating • 0.5838' Indefinite Center is proposed to be addcd-to.Sootlon 14(A),62, Permitted Land Usds. i Operating ' Dcc-20 may be examined at such public hearing. . Washtenaw County standards to mirror.-the architectural standards and. materials within the PLEASE TAKE FURTHER'NOTICE that a public hearing on Parks ■ 1 ■ 0.2387 2019 Bilker Road Corridor, Article 15D, Signage, parking and accossjnanagemcnl the petitions! plans, district and estimate of costs w ill be held Pporatlpg 4,5493 ■ Indefinite standards-were removed and relocated to respective. Articles ortho Zoning. at the Scio Township Hall, Ann Arbor, MI on Tuesday, April, . Park’s , 0 2409 2020 Ordinance, 24th, 2012 commencing at 7:00 PM. , ' HCMA ' , " ^0.2148 . fndoflnlte • Parks 0.2353 ,, Artlcle.lSD, Baker-Road Corridor,(BRO - Parking requirements were removed At the hearing the Township Board will consider any written : 2017 and relocatod’u) Article B. parkingand Loading Standards. , ■ ... BEGS ' 0,2 2015 objections to any of the’foregoing matters which is filed with .. . Act 88 *• 005 ■ 2012 Article 20. Schedule of Regulations - References to Note 6 woro the Board at or before the hearing as well as any revisions, Veteran,1’Relief ■ -0,025 2012 added to .the VC Village .Commercial - and CUD; Central. Business corrections; amendments, or changes to the plans, estimates Washtenaw Intermodlnte School District Districts and C l General Business District .MinlmurrT I,ol Area was and costs or to the special assessment district. Gen Ed Operating^ 0.0984 Indefinite amended -to-2 acres and Minimum Lot Width was amended to 200 feet. Special Ed Opcraii 2.8911 Indefinite All interested persons are invited to be present at the hearing Special Ed Operating. 0 985 pec-17- Information regarding the. proposed ordinance-'amendments Is,available for and to submit any comments that they mny have. Webster Township ' ■- public inspection at the Village Offices, 8123 Main Street, Dexter, weekdays Nancy J. C. Hedberg Public Safety ' 2- - 11/3/2014 between 9:00 a.m , to 5:00 p nj- br by phd'ne at (734) 426 8303 Ext, 15/ or . PDR . 0.5 11/3/2014 abiaitopSyJUagcpfdBXter.org 'Written-comments regarding the proposed Selo Township Clark Operating 0.779 '• Indefinite amendments Should be submitted to (he Village Offices, and must be received 827 N. Zeeb Road Whitmore Lake Public Schools ' no later than 5:00 p.m,,-Wednesday, May, 2,2012. Sign language interpreter, or Recreation Mill 0.6001 . Dec-23 other assistance, Is provided upon request'to the.Clerk, at least 72 hours In Ann Arbor, Ml 4 8 1 0 3 Operating NH- • V advance ofthc meeting. Minutes of all meetings are available at VI1 lage Offices 734*369*9400 Uendlcc ■1,949 , -1 Dcc-Ifl find on ihe'Vlllage website. . Operating NH 17.5482 Publish A pril 12 & 19, 2012 Dec 16 Publish April 19,2012’ Publish April 19,2012 PAGE 7-B ,c www,heritag 0.com THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2012 POLO y C-5 VI FR0MPAGE1-B' ■Kj they were able to get off four. shots in the waning minutes of the third period, Duncan was able to stop two of the' four shots. As the period was about to draw to a close, Poman again broke, free in the middle of the offensive set and scored on a heavily contested shot.. Chelsea was up 8-5 going into the fourth period. Katie Eisley took over in . the fourth per iod. She did a wonderful job running ■ ’ the offense from the point : through most of the game ■ calling out plays and mov> mg the younger players into their proper positions on • defense, The fourth period was her time to shine: “Katie made two beautiful moves inside to create advan­ tage twice and she made it ifh payoff with two excellent mj . goals early in the period,” ■Xil said Chelsea coach Dave Jolly ■ Chelsea went into defense mode the remainder of the . game subbing in fresh play­ W* _ a ’%r4*? ;V.(- f ers. Portage scored one more »• * ■&A »'» J 4‘»*>V, t ■>*» i f f- '’, ">% **-* £.*'»**■' goal late in the 4th to make ' ' &ie final score 10-6 and mov­ ' ^ V i u *■** - * f~\ ing Chelsea’s match game t' < V,, '''f^ record 3-0. v *■--&*»- *M.\v .‘v v j.. V £vx'.-- ,t*s>n s ;•': - '* "-tssa. Grknd Ledge was in-town on Thursday and humbled the high flying Bulldogs with a 154 setback, The Bulldogs didn’t look good giving the ball up continually in their Bulldogs sticking together ' own end anipassing the ball out of bounds five times. The Chelsea varsity Italian was the only ,■ , lacrosse team lost to host Chelsea scorer in thuentire ; sj ,'j .. ‘ * Oxford led 3D after the first has some fine arms but they period and 6-1 at halftime. „ were silent in the first half They took an 11-2 lead into the i with excellent defense played by Grand Ledge, who took . final period. ~V 18 shots efrgoal most from 7 Chris Hudson, Nick meter-and scored 12 times. Rosol and Tbny Corazzol ” V h ' y 'if*** Each team only scored each scored one goal for the ’ ■ : j thi’ee more times. Katie Bulldogs. v„* * A , « , » * r f ' A 4-•, ■>'. -.S.5T- •ity'ii. ■ A*i .-fcv'j i m Eisley scored in the third "We played hard the entire < ^ 5, period arjd Jessica Hinderer game and never gave up," said again late in the game scored Chelsea coach Joe Koengeter. i twice in the 154 win. 1 ‘There were a few opportu­ Chelsea also partici­ nities that we did not take #LSL a. pated in the Bulldog Battle advantage of and that proved 'V. at Mason High School over - 1 to be veiy costly in the end? the weekend and went 2-2 "It was very good to see over the two day tournament. Tony score. He is a defense- Friday afternoon Chelsea man and they normally don’t -.VIA battled with Grand Blanc get opportunities to score, and lost a tough game 11-6. He made a great play on the Ch‘elsea out shot Grand ; .defensive end to take the ball >t * V* Blanc but struggled again on . away and ran coast to coast. V I' t..**: , defense allowing too many He took a great-shot and beat shots to get to the goalie. xthe goalie. As a coach, you In the second game, - always get nervous when a * -/> * V h ^ v * Chelsea took on Troy and defenseman shoots because again seemed to be the bet­ they don’t practice that but . ter team. Chelsea's offensive Tony did a great job.” plays were much cleaner and Koengeter says his club is they were getting much bet-. getting better. ; ter looks at the net but Troy ; “We are improving every exploited Chelsea’s inability game and have great leader­ .to stop the shot from the ship from the.senior class,” point. Troy bombed away says Koengeter “It is just a 4 * ’j£' from 7 meter and won 14-1L matter of time before we put a . ,-..X f’tr f >r tV- . *' 1 ' * 't >. ; > V"' On Saturday, Chelsea full game together " played much better winning The Bulldogs will host Lincoln at 5:30 p.m. on Photos by Mark Bogann Amarkbogarinphotography.-com ^ e n t e a t S S ^ y 'A t h e n T l l Thi^day on tiie football field. , Chris Hudson takes a shot against Ypsilanti (top) while Eric Bragg (above) looks to make a play against the Phoenix. o m thefinal Game.

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to pile up th e victories The Dexter track and field team - the long jump, Michelle Klein was opened up the season last week with third (13.3); .in the high jump, Sarah a split against Adrian, The girls won Stone was first, Allison Franz third and 8948 while the boys lost to the Maples By Terry Jacoby. - 'WE ARE STILL basically, just gave away too Michelle Klein foi^rtb.^-. many possessions. . 110-27. Heritage Media COMMITTINGTOO MANY in the pole vault; Nicole Ferguson , "Defensively we are just The girls 4x800 relay team of Emily was first (11 feet), Micaela Conter The Dexter lacrosse UNFORCED ERRORS. WE not physical enough, we are Papp, Katie Adler, Tara, Stetler and . second (10D) and Claire Tewksbury team kept on rolling with HAD SEVERAL REAL hesitant and it’s costing us. Elise Dombkowski won with a time of third (10-6). AH three girls qualified for 11 minutes, 27.02 seconds. a 13-9 win Monday against STRONG AND EFFICIENT We are working hard to fine regionals. visiting University-Liggett. tune both dimensions of In the 100 hurdles, Megan Cansfield On the boys side, the 4x800 relay POSSESSIONS BUT WERE The game was played in a our game.” was second (18.88) and Traci Meisner : team'of Taylor Neely, Zac Whidby, Brad steady strong wind a&the SLOPPY ON THE FAST Wiesenberg played third (19.67); in the 100-meter dash, Carruthers and Matt Greve finished in Daridn Maynard was first (13.42) and Dreads blew the game open BREAK AND BASICALLY an excellent all-around 8:59.02. game scoring four goals Jessica Hopkins fifth (14.56); in the In the 110 hurdles, Luke Hayter. with a strong first half. JUST GAVE AWAY TOO “I wasveryhappy with . and assisting on another. 1600, Abbie Betzoldt was first (603.23), was fourth (21.65); in the 100, Noah * Madeline Nicholas second (610.39) and our first half,”, said Dexter MANY POSSESSIONS." MichaelSpuller contrib­ Gary was third (11.46) and Andrew coach Brian Callanan. “We uted three goals and one Cailin MClean was third (610.62), • v Schwartz fifth (12.35); in the 1600, Joe BRIAN CALLANAN In the 4x200 relay, Darion Maynard;- \ really came out hitting on assist from the. midfield and Wendorf was first (4:50.67) and Blake all cylinders, our. offense, .did an excellent job defen­ Alex Ammann, Brienna Hayter and Loudermilk third (4:56.76). goals and two assists. Ian sively N Megan Cansfield took first in 158.87. In In the 4x200 relay, Andrew Scwartz, was "moving the ball quick­ " Wiesenberg did an out­ ly and efficiently. Our intern . Senior attackman Hunter „ the 4x100 relay, Micaela Conter, Jessica Andrew Richter, Andy Coger and , standing job oh face-offs Hook added three goals off Hopkins, Hailey Korteand Darian - Austin Pallo was secwid (1:43.8), sity was outstanding:" winning 77 percent of the The Dreads led 9-2 at the bench. . Maynard took second (58.35). " In the 4X100 relay, Erik Leon, Luke draws. Michael Spuller did In the 400, Maddie Kurcz was first . halftime, On Friday, Dexter had Hayter, Andrew Schwartz and Noah an excellent job drawing (67,500 arid Margaret Bussineau third ' Tin the second h a lf,. few problems in a 25*1 win Gary took second (46.84). tlie double team while scor­ . over Lincoln. (72.23); in the 300 hurdles, Brienna; In the 400, Andy Coger was, second Liggett really started to ing two goals and adding wear us down physically, Spuller paced the offense^ Hayter was first (53.1) and Megan (57.8) and Borchhardt fourth (59.78); in twoaSsists. .. - Cansfield second (53.81); in the 800, they were a very strong with six goals and four - the 300 hurdles, Luke Hayter was fifth- “Our effort in the first assists. Abbie Betzoldt was first (2:42.62) and (46.74) and Casey Hanson sixth (48.76); and physical team and half was pretty good, hope­ that started to give us “Michael is an'excellent -' Rylee Hanson third (2:52.59); in the • in the 800, Joe Wendorf was second fully they learned that- you transition player who can . 200, Maddie Kurcz was second (28,73) (2:12.2) and Nick Empey seventh problems,” Callanan‘said. must maintain the effort “Defensively, we lost some really cause a defense prob-. - and Kami POwell third (28.95); in the - (2:27.84); in the 200, Jacob Sterlitz was until the end, not the mid­ lems," Callanan said. "He 3200, Emily Papp was first (12:09.43),' fifth (24.80). ■ of our intensity.and we ; dle,” Callanan said. r was’seeing the game really Elizabeth Greve second (12:44.55) and In the 3200, Matt Greve was first * t paid for if. Our defense has, Last week Dexter , not yet learned how to stay welland he was shooting Elise Dombkowski third (13:20.25), (10:14.71), Taylor Neely second knocked off visiting The 4x400 relay team of Darion on point for an entire game. really well.” ■■.> (10:21.62).aad Blake Loudermilk third, Greenhills 16-3. . Waldrup added five goals Maynard; Alax Ammann, Brienna (10:37.10); in shot put, Erik Leon was We really need to get that “Offensively, we were and four assists. Hayter and Megan Cansfield took sec­ fifth (27*2); in the discus, Erik Leon was corrected.”* •' not nearly sharp enough,” . Senior attackman Andy “Jake is a real threat ond.-' ' fourth .(59’6); in the long jump, Stavros Callanan said. “We are ’ from the wing, his size, In the 1600, Emily Papp took first in Vorias was sixth (15’9); in the high McDonagh played an excel­ still committing too many lent game, leading the way ■ and speed make defenses 4:53.42; in the shot put, Josie Cohen jump, Andrew Richter was second (5*2) unforced errors. We had; slide early and that opcns was third (20 feet, 11.25 inches); in the and Noah Gary third (5’0); and in the with five goals and one several real strong and effi­ up other opens for us,” discus, Safa Vontom was second (59’7.5) pole vault, Casey Hanson regionally assist. Fellow attack man cient possessions but. were Callanan said. and Josie Cohen took third (52’9); in qualified. - Jake Waldrup added three sloppy on the fast break and x i **

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ATTENTION JOINT. & Muscle (Pref.) 56 Type finding housing, meeting new Pain Sufferers: Clinically prov­ 14 Sulk squares people and morel en all-natural supplement helps Creditors of the decedent are notified that 15 In due time. 57 Harvard, all claims against, the trust estate will be reduce pain and enhance mo­ forever' barred unless presented to. the bility, Call 8 8 8 -4 7 4 -8 9 3 6 to try 16 liar, e.g. ^ rival Trustee, Michael J. DuRussel at 4682 Esch Hydraflexlo RISK-FREE for 90 18 60 seconds Rood, Manchester Michigan 48158, within days. . - - ' 20 Assault DOWN four months of the dote, of publication of DIABETES/CHOLESTEROL jd Bedouin ' 1 Chowder this notice. /WEIGHT LOSS. 23 That woman ingredient Beraamonte^a Natural Product 42 43 This Notice is Published On April 19,2012i 24 Bridge player who 2 Hindu for Cholesterol, Blood Sugar, and weight. Physician recom­ calls trump. . • princess 49 Utorneys for the Trustee: , mended, backed by Human 28 Faction 3 Shake- Suso'n G. Gistinger P25544 ■ Clinical Studies-with amazing . 52 Gistinger 4 Gjstinger' ; • ■ r '31 Past . speare’s . results. Call today and save / 200 Riyerside Drive 32 Jeopardy river 55 ■ 15% off your first PO. Box 426 - 888-470-5390 • 34 Mangy mutt 4 Handbook J Manchester, Ml 48158 - 35 Nonsense. 5 Ingratiated . 24 Light touch 42 Leading man? (734) 428-7853 EARN UP to $150 per day. 37 Translate a 6 Golf ball prop 25 Id counterpart 43 Lucy’s hubby "■ Undercover Shoppers Neeaei Publish April 19,2012 ■to Judge.Rela.il & Dining cryptogram , 7 Comical lmogene 26 Russian horsemen 44 Reed instrument Establishments 39 Ford Explorer o r. 8 Hits, old-style. 27 Stones guitarist 46 Actress-Sorvino CLAIMS NOTICE Experience Npt Required (suzu Rodeo ‘"9. Russian comrade Keith 47 “American-” -. Revocoble Trust Cali Now 1-88^891-4244 41 Norse thunder god 10 Oil cartel acronym 29 Payable 48 Relinquish 42 Slowly, in music ■ 11 Fringe benefit, for 30 Make a mistake 50 Shade tree The Eleanor H. DuRussel Revocable Trust Foreclosures Foreclosures 1 0 5 1 1 0 5 1 45 Low in : short ■ ■ ■■ v- 33 King of the jungle TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS hemoglobin 17 Biblical verb suffix 36 Most massive ' NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL­ 49 Last page, maybe 19 Snare 38 Attractive Your interest in the estate may be barred LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT; ANY INFOR 51 Ocean motion 22 Jaunty chapeau or affected by the following: The decedent, MATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR. THAT PUR-POSE. 40 Energy Eleanor H. DuRussel. whoseTosl known ad* IF YOU'ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE PLEASE CON ■ - ' . ' © 2011 King Features Syhd.. Inc. dress-was 324 Riverbend, Michigan 48158, TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BELOW. Notice under For additional interactive crossword puzzles go to www.Neritag8NBws.com/ptml6 died March 15,2012. MCL 600.3278: Pursuant to MCL 600.3278, if the property is sold at a foreclosure sale under MCL 600.3201 et. seq., the bor­ Miscellaneous for Sale Miscellaneous for Sale Miscellaneous for Sate Bv Trust indenture, dated November 18, rower will be held responsible to the person who buys the prop­ 2 1 9 0 2 1 9 0 2 1 9 0 2003, the decedent established the Eleanor erty at the mortgage foreclosure' sale or ihe mortgage, holder for H. DuRussel Revocable Trust. damaging the property during the redemption period. ATTEN TION POTENTIAL PURCHASERS AT FORECLOSURE SALE: Creditors .of the decedent are notified that In the case of resolution prior to or simultaneously with the all claims against the trust estate, will be aforementioned foreclosure sale, Bank >ofLAmertca, N/A., suc­ forever barred unless presented to the cessor in Interest to LaSalle Bank Midwest N.A., by Green Tree Trustee, Michael J. OuRussel at 4682 Esch Servicing. LLC, as Servicer with delegated authority under the Rood; Manchester. Michigan 48158/ within transaction documents may rescind this sale at any time prior tb four months of me date of publication of the end of the redemption .period. In that event, your damages, thisnotke. ■ if any, shall be. limited tb the return of your bid amount tendered at the sale, plus Interest. Default having occurred, in the condi­ This Notice is Published On April 19,2012. tions of a Mortgage made by Jimmie. 0. Way, a single person, ("Debtors") to Bank of America, N.A., successor in interest to LaSalle Bank Midwest N.A. ("Green Tree"), dated June 30., Susan G. Gislinger P25544 2007, and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Gistinger & Gistinget the County of Wayne in the State of Michigan on July 11, 2007, 200 Riverside Drive in Liber 46476, Pagejs) 267,*et. seq., on which Mortgage there P.O.Box 426 Is claimed to be due as of the date of this Notice tne sum of Bulletin Board Manchester, Ml 48158 - $104,726.96, which amount may or may not be the entire In (734)4^8-7853 ■ debtedness owed by Debtors to Green Tree together with inter­ est at- 7.10 percent per annum. NOW THEREFORE,- Notice is *M erchandise for Publish April 19, 2012 hereby given that the power of sate contained In said Mortgage has become operative and that-pursuant to that power of sale S a l e $ 1 0 0 & l e s s CALL TODAY and MCL 600.3201 et. seq,, on May 3,2012 at 1:00 p.m,', Inside "No more than 2 items per ad (each itemmust be priced under $100) Gone ‘ the Jefferson entrance at the Coleman A. Young Municipal Cen ter, that being -the place for holding the Circuit Court and/or for .Vv-'/'/r- V '•,5' , Tomorrow! conducting such foreclosure sales for, the County of Wayne there will be'.offered at public sale, the premises, , or some-pari thereof, described in said Mortgage as follows, to-wit: LAND p Wednesday Nawa-Haraid/Praas & Gutda. a Sunday Naws-Hartild/Prasa & Guide ^ . SITUATED IN THE CITY OF WESTLAND, COUNTY OF b lie CAmera - J a Monroe Guardian WAYNE, STATE OF- MICHIGAN. IS DESCRIBED- AS FOL­ . a W estern Region (eeflavHiel £riet*e«, Dexot, Mahehpstar, MH»n, Saline, YpMend) i "•' -, LOWS: NORTH> 50 FEET OF LOT 83, VENOY GARDENS • Vbur ed will e p p ia r in the next evaftebia apaelfied pubUpatibn upon receipt ef ad by mall. , SUBDIVISION, OF PART,OF THE WEST 1/2 OF SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, A a NGE'9 EAST, NANKIN TOWNSHIP, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN AS RECORDED IN LIBER 79, -J ^ ie># i )■ W., ■>>!?* ■ q. £'»; * b" PAGE 84 AND PAGE 85 OF PLATS, WAYNE COUNTY V !* / ^ v ^ \ 'V^-Vr ’ V f 15 \ r i ' > - ^ '■ "r’- RECORDS. The redemption period shall be six (6) months un­ less the property, is established to be abandoned pursuant to -W— ^1 - - A .j-/ 'L1 i’ll j V, MCL 800.3241a, In which case the redemption period shall be the later of thirty (30) days'from the date of sale or fifteen (15) Above copy may be edKM ferepeoe. Mal^num 4 llfiee. < days from the date the notice required by MCL 600.3241a(b) - .NV. was' posted and mailed, or unless under-MCL 606.3240(17), prior to the foreclosure-sate the borrower follbws the procedure /iNeime ...... " set1 forth in that section to establish the presumption that the ...... -...... ; ■"S'-'■ -h?/PSpPP'r-;-a* property is used.for Agricultural purposes, in which case the re­ demption period shall be one (1) year from the date-of the sals. Dated: March 28, 2012 Bank of America, N;A., successor In In­ terest to LaSalle Bank Midwest N.A., by Green Tree Servicing LLC, as Servicer with .delegated authorltyunder the transaction Phone documents By: DOhfALD A. BRANDT (P30183) BRANDT, FISHER, ALWARD & PEZZETTI. P.C. Attorneys for Green Tree Mall to: C itifie d Bargain Hunter 1241 E. Eighth Street, P.O. Box 5817 Traverse City, Michigan HERITAGE NEWSPAPERS 4 9 8 9 6 -5 8 1 T (231) 941-9660 File No.: 6140.1061 Ad #24525 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/2&2012 1 Heritage Dr., Ste. 100, Southgate, Ml 48195 THURSDAY APRIL 19 2012 www.Heritage.com PAGfc B-y

Edncati«n/!V«iiihig Merchandise Garage/Rummage Sales Garage/Rummage Sales Garage/Rummage Sales Garage/Rummage Sales 4 0 « 0 2 1 6 0 2 1 6 0 2 1 6 0 2160 ATTEND COLLEGE ALLEN PARK Estate Sale FLAT Rock - Motor City TAYLOR DEGREE ONLINE from SALINE:.Estate Sale Fri 4/20 - Sun 4/22,10am-6pm Antiques, 13431 .Telegraph, Hom e. 278 Clark St. Apt 2, Apr 20-21, ! ESTWTESALC 1 0 5 4 7 8 a ra g a 14531 Cleophus Huge indoor Flea Market! •Medical, 'Business, 9-4pm Everything must go ■ > April 19.21, 9a - 6p Antiques: sewing machine Reserve your Space Today •Criminal Justice. ' RCA radio/record player in $10 734-782-4016 SALINE RIDGE Subdivision Job Placement ' Antique china, dlnnerware. depression- cabinet. Cavalier hope chest, Apr 21,10-6; Apr 22,12-6. i Garage Sale! Willis & Warner . assistance. Computer gloss, figurines S toys. Colteclibfes: Nor­ WC Frank's TV Cabinet May 4 & 5; 9-3pm. Lots of kids available. Financial Aid GROSSE JLE* 20356 HCL man Rockwell, Sebastian miniatures. Dolls toys, dothes, etc. if qualified. SCHEV certified. ALLEN Park: GARAGE/MOY- Jackson; April 21, 9a-4p.- 25 by Mqrcie, Noncy-Ann, ModomTAlexan- Call. 800*488-0386 ING Sale 15421 Cleveland, years worth of good stuff!!- der; paper mache clowns; animated music wwW.CenturoOniine.com Thurs. Apr. 19-21, 8am-5pm, boxesvfay Enesco, San Francisco MBC, Mr. LINCOLN PARK: 1288 Ferris, Furn., Household items, holi­ Christmas; housewares, applionces,' tools, 4/19-4/22,9-7pm, lawn mow­ day decor, collectibles, VHS, checTTo ut ~ ers,.bicycles,-grills, lots m ore!! antique & relro furniture. No pre soles, DVDs, cassette tapes. These Listings iTH ONE OF OUR EYE CATCHERS CASH. ONLY PLEASE " MAWHlSfiFT' ~ ANN ARBOR:Tl^vTng Sale For the Best Deals •(3360 E. Austin Rd., w^arnSEsofySiIfacrnotlceSI TA YLO R * babyltems/girl dotfies, C A LI. 11 IK O r 2617 Pin Oak Sat 4/21 April 20-21, 9am-5p.m home decor, art & crafts, supplies, 104pm , toys, books, bikes; household goods, 15886 Hamden, To Advertise Your CLASSFTEDI lots m ore g /e at quality. DEPART April 21?22,8a-4p_ Autom obile BELLEVILLE: 2dT27~Suinpter Tbciciy For M ore Inform ation | Call Classified A p p lian ces Rd. Thurs. April 19*22, 9am - - ?? Sat 9-4p;kids books, bookcase, Today! 2 0 2 0 HUGE!!! Moving/yard sale. Tools, recliner, household items! household, & Much more. TRENTON - W s^ Ardrriore, GET YOUR Degree ONLINE - refwcerator , r an g e, RIVERVIEW *Hatr Salon April 18-21, 9a-4p, toys, kids/adult Call 1-800-291 •8693. WASHER dr DRYER, • CAlTfODAY Closing Sale, 17044 Fort St., clothes, household, Casio keyboard 60 DAY WARRANTY/ DELIVERY & o n e Apr 18-28, Stations, chairs, ; SOUTHGATE ESTATE Sale . 734-796-3472 Cewerail Em ploym ent Tomorrow! dryers, mirrors & misc. • Fri 4/2 0, Sat 4/2 1, 9am -5pm . T R E N T O N 4 Family^ Saie.v 1837 a EVERYTHING MUST GO 14763. Richmond Oakwood. HUS Fri, 8-12p. Sat, 4 0 8 0 REFRIGERATORS, freezers,, 734-282-4850 Antiques, Furniture, Household 8-2p. Fupi., Clothes, toys, & more! washers, divers, stoves, DEARBORN- 7333 ’ Orchard, 6-8 JANITORS NEEDED and repairs 313-828-4994 April 19-22, 10a-6p, Everything to dsan-offlce buildings in the Ann goes! Appliances, furniture, Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Arbor area. Cleaning exp. helpful. clothes, china, more. 1 0 5 0 1 0 5 0 1 0 5 0 Rut-time, eve.,shift. 20 hrs. per WANTED: MAYTAG (Only), wfc. Fax resume: 248-483-3176 Square Tub Wringer washer, Model Oearborn - Estate Saie72i"76T NOTICE OF LETTING O f DRAIN CONTRACT AND E2L or round tub Will pick up. - Wildwood, Apr 20-21, - DAY OP RE .W Of APPORTIONMENTS HINRY DRAIN ••ABLE TO Travel** Hiring 10 419-522-8043 10 to 4,cFum., appl, household, people, work-travel all states, Garage, Attic2Basement resort areas. No exp. Paid NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, That I, tayonda Jackson, County Drain Commissioner of the County of Wayne, Slate of Michigan, will, Arts/Crafts/Bazaar DEARBORN HEIGHTS training, transportation provid­ 2 0 3 0 on Thursday th e 3rd d ay f lf M a y , 2 0 1 2 , at the Wayne County Department of Public Services Field Office,' 3501 Henry Ruff ed18+, 1-888-853-8411 April 20th 9-3p; April 21th 9-1p MOTHER'S Day Bazaar www.protekchemical.com Rummage Bake & Craft Sale Rood, Westland, Michigan 48186, in said County of Woyne at 11:00 a.m. in the forenoon of that day. receive sealed bids, when bids will .be , Free Admission arren Valley opened and publicly announced for the reconstruction-of certcin'droin known and designated os 'Henry Ofoirf*,-located and established in AIRLINES ARE " ~ May 5,2012-11-3pm United Methodist Church; Van Buren Charter Township in. said County. Persons with disabilities needing accommodations for effective participation in the meeting HIRING-Train for hands on - VFW Hall #78 corner of 6455 Klnloch & Hoss, 4 blocks W. Aviation Maintenance Career. 2 5 6 5 0 Van Born Road of Beech Daly, N. of Fora Rd. should Contact the Wayne County Department of Public Services field Office at (734) 326-4500 at least one week in advance of the meeting FAA approved program. For Info call 313-444-9512 313-689-7831 to request mobility, visual, hearing, or other ossislonce. •- -r Financial aid if qualified - DEARBOW h GTS: Estate Housing-available. Auctions/Estate Sales CALL Aviation Institute 2 0 4 0 Sale 6850 N Vernon, Said Drain is. divided Into 2 sections os set forth: All slotions are 100 feet apart; Section 1,. Station 0+06 to Slolion 4+00,‘consists installing Apr 19-21,10-6pm, Antiques - of Maintenance ANNIE'S Eatate Sales 2, a 12* diameter storm sewer approximately 400 feet in length at on average depth of 6 feet, Section 2 Station 9+65 to Station 34+58, con­ (877)818-0783 t Vintage Furn., Tools, & 60 pcs. 20Yrs. Exp., 3 day sales & lower of depression glass and more sists of an open channel approximately 2,500 feet in length with atypical 4 foot bottom Width.'and 2 on 1 or Hotter side slopes wilh an aver­ rates means more cash for your CASH IN NOW ON AUCTION- age depth of 5 feet. This Notice of Letting, the plans, specifications, nnd bid proposal shall be considered a port of the contract. The following treasures. 313-918-6439 c r a z e . w ww .P0n n y R w 6.com DEARBORN Hope Ltrifteran Church items will be required and acontroct let for some: VIDEO PROOF. REAL WORK Cemetery Lots Rummage Sole. Corner of364Q Madison & WITH HUGE REWARDS CALL Corlysfe. Sot April 21 one day only, 9-4 2 0 8 0 NOW 909-282-4154. WATCH Bakeo Goods & Lunch 313-278-4810 info Storm Sewer Construction (furnish ond Install) VIDEO BEFORE CALLING. 8 PLOTS must sell - best offer; IS Lin. ft. IS'DioH.D.P.E. .. in prime area in Serenity G ar­ DEARBORN: Multi family sale JOBS: ORGANIZE THE 99% dens at .Michigan i M em orial 2 3 1 5 6 Park Apr 21-22.9-6pm, T Each 15 'Dio. H.D.PE. flared End Section Working America / AFL-CIO Is Park, 480-924-4076 2 Garages paciicx full must sell!!! 437 b'n. Ft.lrOio H.D.P.E. Hiring Organizers To Fight For A Fair & Just Economy.. HIGHLAND CEMETERY, Ypst- FLAT ROCK ELKS, Rummage 3 Each 4' Dkt Manhole/Cafchbasin (Frame and Cover) Passion For Economic lantl. 2 Grave plots, prime areal Sale, 4/18 * 4 /2 0 ,10am-4pm. ];Each 24>Nyloplast Drain Basin and Grate . Justice A Must $1000 ea. Must sell. 734-572-0331 Open Drain Construction $11.44-$15.75/hr + Bens-EOE Garage/Rummage Sates MICHIGAN MEMORIAL 2 1 6 0 1.318 Lin. Ft. Opeh Channel Excavation To Apply: 734.222.6496. 2 choice grave plots, side by side. By sidewalk at 290, 1.318 Lin. Ft. Spoil leveling in Drain R.O.W. NOTICE Block 32 $7000 1 LumpSum Site Gearing ^ SUMMER POSITION Call Bill 7 3 4 -2 4 4 -4 4 3 8 MOWK Crossings (furnish end Instoll) AVAILABLE Lawn/Garden NO. 1 - STA. l Q-t-90 - Earl Farr (Native Ground) Viliaqe of Dexter 2 1 3 0 2d0 Ikt. Ft. 18'Dio H.D.P.E. MANTIS DELUXE Tiller. NEW! NO. 2 - STA 15+30 - John Morin (Native Drive) The Village of Dexter seeks FastStart engine. Ships FREE. candidates to fill a full-time, 40 Lin. Ft. 18'Dia H.D.PE. One-Year Money-Bapk Guar­ temporary s p m e r position. This SALE antee when you buy DIRECT. NO. 3- 5TA 21+01 - Assembly of God (Holive Drivel . position Is In the Department of April 26 thru April 29 Call for the DVD and FREE 40 Lin, Ft.lfT Dio H.D.P.E, Public Works and will assist with Good Soil book! mowing lawns as well as general 9am till 6pm NO.-ij - STA 34+42 - Sheldon Rood 1-866-969-1041. maintenance. Work hours for this 1 Lump Sum Cleanout Existing Crossing . position will be 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 RUSTIC LAWN log swing for Living Room HO. S - STA 0+00 • HJD Enterprises Inc. (Grovel Drive) m Monday through Friday from sale 6tt Like new barley used ay through August.. Applications $125 313-274-4227 Furniture, Bedroom I LumpSum Cleonoul Existing Crossing % 8can be pTckedrup at the Village Soil erosion and Sediment Control. Office or from the Village website Bargain Hunter furniture, Kitchen 50 Sq.Yds. MiscellaneousPloinRiprap ■» www.villageofdexter.org: 2 1 4 5 30 Un. Ft. Plain Riprap Spillways Candidates can email, mall or drop CLEVELAND HIBORE driver Supplies, Tools, off their application, and cover 11.5 deg. R. Flex like new, 58 Lin. Ft. Grass Spillways letter to: head cover $60. Cal! 734-216- Printers, Gold Wing 90 Liri. Ft. Riprap Toe of Slope Protection 31 00 4 Each Riprap Splash Pad Village of Dexter Motorcycle, New 8140 Main Street Furniture 4 Eachlile Outlet Repair Dexter, Ml 48130 2 1 5 0 Holland Tractor 1 Each Sedimentation Basin - , ' . A QUEEN MATTRESS Set 1 LumpSum Seeding;MukhingandFertiliripgofProiecl-f **■ ' . . -DROPOFF: w/Bucket. Serta made, Still in plastic Village Offices 850 Sq. Yds. Grovel Drive Restoratioh - ’ • $150. 734-730-3419- 8123 Main Street 13530 Bemis Rd,, 1 LumpSum Geonup and Restoration , . Dexter, Ml 48130 LIVING ROOM, 9 pc. set. Off 1 LumpSum Traffic Control ■ ■ - 2nd Floor PNC Bank M anchester white with print, including Each proposal shall be accompanied by certified check or bidder's bond in the amount of 5% of the bid. Checks shall oe drov v payable to the Dexter, Ml 48130 room decor. Must see! $1200 OBO. 313-445-5442 Henry Drain Drainage District os security for the acceptance of the Contract ond subject to the condilibns stated in the Instructions Jo Bidders OR' The Owner reserves-the right, to waive any informality in any bid) to rajtiitl any or oil bids, or to'accept any bid which is considered most fa­ Foreclosures Foreclosures vorable to the Owner or irvthe bestjnferest of the County. dd^ttllng®vlllaQeofdexterrdrfl 1 0 5 1 1 0 5 1 A m a n d ato ry pro-bid (onforonco will be held at (1:00 a.m. on the 2 4 th d ay o f A pril, 2 0 1 2 at Wayne County [ By May 4^-2012 with a target NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE partment of Public Services Field Office, 350) Henry Ruff Road; Westland, Michigan 48186. Representatives of OWNER and Engineer will be hire date of May 14 ,201 2 present to discuss the Project. Bidders ore required to attend and participate in the conference. Engineer will transitin' to.-all prospective Bid­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ den of-record such Addenda os Engineer corisiders'hecessary in response 1o quetfions arising ot the conference; Oral statements may not be LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE H eatth C«ir« USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF­ binding or legally effective. Bidders no) onjime for or hot in attendance.of the pre-bid conference will not be allowed to bid bn this project. 4 0 9 0 FICE AT 734-665-5355 IF YOU ARE IN THE ACTIVE MILI Plans, proposal forms, ond specifications may be obtained by qualified bidders at the Woyne County Departtnent of Public-Services Field TARY ■ ■ V . .■ ■ ■ -■ . . . y . Office, 3501 Henry Ruff load' Weslland, Michigan 48186, at no charge, beginning on the 161 h d ay o f A p ril, 2 0 1 2 . R N t / L P N t In the SALINE area needed for a private duty home Mortgage Sale - Default has been made In the conditions of a Said job will be let in accordance with the diagram now on file wjth;the other papers pertaining to said Drain, if) the office of the County tar* client. RECENT VENT EXPERI­ e made by Tri-County .Investments -til, .LLC, a Michigan Drain Commissioner of the County of Wayne, to which reference may be hod by all parties interested and bids will be made an received oc ENCE a must! $500 sign on bonus. limlteUTiabillty company, to University Bank, a Michigan banking tordingly. ., . ?' ALL shifts available. Benefits corporation, dated May 6i 2004, and recorded, on May 13,2004, available after 3 0 days of full time In Liber 4390 o.f Mortgages, beginning on.Page 132, Washte Contracts will be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security fdf the. performogee of the work, in the sum then and employment. Excellent Pay! Please naw County Records. - : there.to be fixed by me, reserving to myself the right to reject any and all bids, ond to adjourn such letting to such time and place as I shall call Shelly 1-800-969-7723 or There is claimed to be due as of the date hereof the sum of publicly announce. Complete your application on line: $592:616.04, including interest at the rate of 7.25.% per. annum. www.heihfapartnmlnc.com ' The date for the substantial completion of such contract is 60 cqlendar days after the dale when the Contract Times commence to run. Any persons desiring to bid on the abqve.mentlotted work will be required a 5% bid bond deposit (certified check or money order • cash is not.ac­ TAKE VIAGRA/CIALIS? Get Under the Power of Sale contained In such mortgage and'the ceptable) os aguaranlee thoj they will enter.into a contraciopd funiish the required bend as prescribed by law. The checks shall be drawn 4 0 100mg/20mg Pills, lor only statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given payable to 'Henry Drain Drainage District'. The checks of all unsuccessful bidders will be returned after contracts ore awarded. The payment $99!+4-Bortus Pills PREE!#1 that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged Male Enhancement. Discreet premises, or some part of them, at public venue at or in the for the above-mentioned work will be made os follows: ■ ’ Shipping. Save $500,001 Call main lobby of the Washtenaw County Courthouse, in Ann Ar­ . NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN, that on the fS lh d ay of M a y , 2 0 1 2 , at the'Woyne County Department of 1-877-595-1025 bor, Michigan at 10:00 am ^on.May 17, 2012. Said Premises Publk Services Held Offke, 3501 Henry Ruff Road, Westland, Mkhigan 48186, or ol’such other time and place thereafter, to which I, the are located in the city of. Ypsilantl, Washtenaw County, Michi­ Off ice/Clerlcal gan and are described as: County Drain Commlssianef aforesaid, may adjourn the-same, the apportionment for benefits and-tbe lands comprised within ihe 'Henry 4110 Drain Special Assessment District,' and the apportionments against munkipolities within the Drainage District will be subject to review for one PARCEL 3: Commencing at a-point where the North line of FULL TIME/PART TIM E day, from nine e'dock'-in the.forenoon until-five In the afternoon. At said review,_the computation of costs for'said Drain will pho be open ■Pearl - OFFICE CLERK Street Intersects the East line of Normal Street running thence for inspection by any parties iniefesled. Persons with -disabilities needing accommodations for. effective participation in the meeting should Imall offlce, Fast paced. Looking North A _ contact the Woyne County-Deportment of Public Servkes Field Office at (734) 326-4500 at least .one week in advance of the meeting to re­ r Individual with ability to multl- along the East line of Normal Street 100 feet; thence East paral­ tsk, Is willing to work all areas of quest mobility visuol, hearing, or other asscstance. \ , le l'. ■' ffice, Ind. A/R & A/R order tak- with the North line of Pear! Street.60 feet; thence South parallel ig & customer service. Computer with • The drain assessments pgaiitst land in the drainoge dtstricl will be collected in the same manner os-property taxes. If the drain assessments dlls & working knowledge of MS the East line of Normal Street 100 feet to the North line of Pearl against fandore’collected by InsfUllmeiit, the lonrfowner may pay the assessments in full with any interest to dote ot ony time and-thereby Word & Excel a plus, willing to Street; thence West along the North line of Pearl Street 60 feet Bin the right candidate Good pay. avoid further - interest charges. Pleose contact the office of the [County} County Droin. Commissioner with any questions oboul paymenls of to the '■■■.■ ■ - cPPLY IN PERSON ONLY Place' of. Beginning, being part of Lots 13 and 14 of part of drain assessments! v bring valid picture ID to: 39115 Cross farren Road, Westland, Ml betwn Pursuant to,5edion 155 of the Mkhigan Drain Code, any owner of land within the drainoge district or any .city; village, township, district or and Bagley's Addition, as recorded In Liber 41 of Deeds, Page i:30-9:30am and 3:30*4:30pm. county feeling aggrieved by the apportionment of benefits made by the Drain Commissioner, may appeal the apportionment, within ten (10) 57,. ■...... BSOLUTELY NO PHONE CALLS! Washtenaw County Records. days after the day of review of apportionment by moking on applkation to the [County] County Probote. Court for the appointment of a Board of Review. • • ■ ■ ... * . Sales/M arketing Commonly known as 716 Pear,I Street, Ypsilantl, Michigan The description of area that is served by the Henry Drain consists of kinds situated in Section 7 of Von Buren Charter Township, T35.-R.8E., 4 1 4 0 48197. fn Wayne County, Mkhigan. - . - ■ - .ESPEOPLE The redemption period shall be six months from the date of The following publk corporation wiR be assessed ot large to pay pert ofthe cost of the Drain: - such sale, unless determined abandoned In accordance with WANTED Charter County of Woyne , . ws-Herald Newspaper MCLA 600.3241(a) in Which case the redemption period shall ting for salespeople, be 30 daysjrom the date of such sale, TO ALL PURCHAS­ Charter Township of Van Bwen ‘ and Print experience ERS; The foreclosing mortgagee fcan rescind the sale. In that NOW, THEREFORE, Afl unknown aid non-resident persons, owners ond persons Inteiesled in the obove-described lends, and you: — rred, but will train. event, your damages, If any, are limited solely to the return of Gerk of Woyne County, Cathy M,Garrett - - * :ommlsrion/B«eflts/ the bid amourit tendered at sale, plus Interest. If you are a ten­ jje., Send resume to: ant ih the property,-please contact our office as you may have dark of Von Buren Charter Township, Leon Wright ^ sieve, Heritage Media ■ certain rights. Woyne County Department of Publk Servkes, Hasson A. Saab, Director . ■ . ore hereby notified that ol the time ond place aforesaid, -or ot such other time and pkxe-theregfter to whkh said letting may be odjoumed, i irltage Driver Suite 100 IMhe property is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of . ill Aafc

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T R E N T O N H U G E Oty"-Wid« Gar­ APARTMENTS NOW accepting applications age Sale! 1740 Evergreen. Apr. for 1 Bedroom Apartment 21-22; 9-4. Ferf. cond. "Depart­ vMaJor Property Renovations TAYLOR -LUXURY ment 58* items, portable dlshwaser, /jfordoUe houskv for people 62 & older fum. dothes, jewelry, books, Mls<. S f H b r t t t items Galore! Don't miss out for a 2 Bedroom Apartment Rent based on income Ctoiplately R tnM eM WOODHAVEN- 23897 Fox- 1 ftom ftoer to Cettleg I 2 Vcdrte* - 5750 ■ moor. Woodpolnte Sub.. Final W* offtr am m m Mh : Brand New Appliances 1st MMth FUSE moving sale, everything goes, /Spacious Floor Plans Beautiful Hardwood Floors rain or shine, Apr 19-20; 10-4. ✓ Located on AATA Bus Rte. $299 M tv H » Spcdalt Fee Heat, Garbage & Water Up to Eves nicely furnished / On site Laundry Facilities Bratyl New Ctaop Laundry WYANDOTTE: t03f7 17th St. Fstlss/BsICMles adjoining offices in law office / Lg. Comm. Rm w/activities Greof location -- doje to downtown, Apr 20’,2y 10-6pm tools, ✓ Emergency Pull Cords R ft. Activities building on corner of Ganrtssa cameras, X-mas, computers, ✓ Heat & Water Included PWtsWdCMMt hi Wist DcMfeora 734.941-9736 Plenty ot parking. Up scale fa­ WYANDOtTE: “3063~BiddTe WARNING: Open Mernkty • Frldoy Pteose coS in rrt; EHO cilities Including reception v Ave. Huge Indoor Sale. Apr area and llbrary/conference AOS FOR FREE PETS 734-487.9400 MANCHESTER 20-22, 9-5pm. Antique furn, A beloved pet deserves a loving, •. T T Y /T D D WOPPHILL room. • home & garden tools, morel caring hom e. The ad t o your 800-567-5857 SENIOR APARTMENTS Call Mdwls A E^erth at free pet-may draw response 313-961-5700 MM t£r Visit us at: & 1 Bedroom Apartments from individuals who wish sell 330 Chidester. 62 Years or'O lder- your anim al for the purpose or Ypsllantl, Ml 48197 Disabled, Regardless of Age 3 PT. hitch plow, double bot­ research or breeding. EHO Rent atarte at $550 1 tom, $125; 2 tooth hare, P lease b e sure to screen Barrier Free Available respondents carefully when $40/ea; Parker leaf sweeper, Contact Char: putl-behind mower,, $45; .metal giving an animal away. FORREST KNOLL 7344284)555 fence post, . $1/ea; 734-429- Your pet will thank you! & ARBOR MANOR TDD 800-649-3777 92 37 „ Equal Housing Opportunity P e t s TOWNHOUSES . Thb institution b on agin oppwfrnty 3 0 2 0 provlaar and wnployw f o r S a l e NOW accepting Applications L O W C O S T for 2 & 3 Bdrm Townhouses M ILA N : 1 Bdrm; includes 100e/f GUARANTEED Omaha .Vaccine Wellness Clinic Affordgkta Howaig tort Boston Income. appl„ A/C, Heat, Laundry $525 DANBURY PARK Steaks • SAVE 65 percent on Belleville Pet Resort STORLAPTS. 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ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE Mortgage Sale • Default has been made In the conditions of a USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF mortgage made by Tri-County Investments III, LLC, a Michigan FICE AT 734-665-5355 IF YOU. ARE IN THE ACTIVE MILI­ limited (lability company, to University Bank,, a Michigan banking TARY corporation, dated August 3, 2004, and recorded on August 3 , 2004, In Liber 4415 o f Mortgages, beginning on Page 2, W ash­ Mortgage Sale * Default has- been made in* the conditions of a tenaw County Records. There Is claimed to be due as of the mortgage made by Tri-County Investments III, LLC„ a Michigan date hereof the sum of $592,616,64, including interest at the limited liability company, to University Bank, a Michigan banking rate of 7.25 % per annum. corporation; dated August 3, 2004, and recorded on August 12, 2004, in Liber 4416 of'Mortgages, beginning on Page 747, Under the Power of Sale contained In such mortgage and the Washtenaw County Records... statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given There Is claimed to be due as of the date' hereof the sum ot that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale.of the.mbrtr' ' $592,616.04, including Interest at the rate of 7.25 % per annum premises, or some part of them, at public venue at or in'the main lobby, of the Washtenaw County; Courthouse, In Ann Ar­ bor, Michigan at 10:00 a.m, orr May 17, 2012.- Said Premises Under the Power of Sale contained in such mortgage and the are located in the city of Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michi­ statute In such case made and provided, notice is hereby given gan and are described as: that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sate of the mort premises, or some part of them, at public venue at or In the Lotste) 408 of NORRIS $ CROSS ADDITION TO THE- VIL­ main lobby of the Waehtenaw County Courthouse, in Ann Ar­ LAGE bor, Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on May 17, 2012. Said Premises NOW CITY) OF YPSILANTI, according to the plat thereof are located in: the city of Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michi­ Ri'ecorded in Liber D of Deeds, page(s) 864 and 865 of Washte­ gan and ar© descrfbecrasr , naw County Records. Lot 240, Washtenaw Clubvlew Subdivision, as recorded In Liber 5 of Plats, Pages 24 and 25, Washtenaw County Records Commonly known as 307 N. Adams, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197.

Commonly known as 2506 Burns, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197. . . -. * 1 ■- • “ The redemption period shall be six months from the date of The redemption period shall be six mdnlhaJrom the date of such sale, unless' determined abandoned In accordance with such sale, unless determined abandoned In. accorcfence with MCLA 600.3241(a) ln^ whloh case the redemption period shall MCLA 600.3241(a) In which case the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. TO ALL PURCHAS­ be 30 days from the date of such sale. TO ALL PURCHASERS: ERS: The foreclosing mortgagee pan rescind the sale. In that The foreclosing mortgagee can rescind the sale. In that event, eventnt, your damages, If any, are limited solely to the return of your damages, If any, are limited solely to the return of the bid the bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. If you are a ten- amount tendered at sale, plusJnterest. If you are a tenant In the ant in. the property, please contact our office as you may have property, please contact our office as you may have certain certain rights. rights. ■: ■ ■ .• " If the property .Is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of If the property.is sold at foreclosure sale, under Chapter 32 of: the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278, wised Judicature Act of 1961,.pursi ...... the borrower will be held responsible to the person wh^ pur­ the' borrower will be held responsible to the person who pur chases the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale, or to the chases the property at the mortgage foreclosure Sale, or to the mortgage holder for damaging the property during the redemp­ mortgage holder for damaging the property during.the redemp- tion period. tion period, /•- Dated: April 17,2012 ’ Dated: April 17.2012 Fulton B. Eaglln Fulton B. Eaglln Attorney at Law Attorney at Law . . v, 31 O S, Main St., Ste 13 . ^ 1310 S. Main St„ Ste 13 . Arin Arbor, Michigan 48104 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 . Attorney to Mortgagee Attorney for .Mortgagee

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- V Unions launch petition drive to put it to vote Right to Work

Editor's Note: This is the last article in a three-part series on the right-to-work debate in Michigan. , By Craig Farrand Special Writer .. M E % . 'V' - F or all the words spo­ ken so far in the bat­ tle over right to m y r _ work in Michigan, L'— n + the ultimate show­ down may be one between GOP-sponsbred legislation * vs. a S S ANALYSIS constitu­ tional amendment— even though Gov. Rick Snyder 1 would prefer both ideas to simply go away On the one side, Republican leaders . in the state House of Representatives haven’t introduced legislation yet ' and won’t say when they might. But observers say it's < just a matter, of time. .. On the other side, and to pre-empt such legisla­ tion, United Auto Workers’ union President Bob King . U AK i- has launched a petition drive to place a constitu­ tional amendment on the Right to Work State - 23 fall ballot that would pro­ •\ -v hibit right-to- work laws in Unionism State - 27 the state. Neither is what the gov- . ernor wants. Quoted while travel­ ing so,” he said. GOP lawmakers, would . House; they have the be drawn into discussions ing on a trade mission affiliation to a labor orga­ For Harry Lester, eliminate union member­ Senate,” Geiss.said. "So, about how union dues are to Europe in mid-March, nization. longtime union leader ship as a condition of they control the debate. translated into political Snyder said he has asked For unions, however, and activist, the prospect employment, but would “Whether this will, contributions. union leaders to "reconsid­ it’s a matter of fairness, of another union cause continue to protect work­ become a battleground “The union PACs are a er and to have a dialogue’’ . Holman said right to work already has him going. ers’ rights to collective state like Wisconsin was, I tertiary issue,” he said. about a petition drive would “simply allow some ", “I already told Bob King bargaining. don’t know; I hope not.” “it’s not worth talking aimed at enshrining col­ workers to be free-riders.” that, although I’m 83 State Sen. Patrick Yet it’s impossible not about.” lective bargaining in the "If certain people were years old, I’m ready to go,” Colbeck, R-7th District, to ignore that unions tra­ T^at, however, is not the Michigan Constitution.” _ not paying dues and got all Lester said. who most likely would be ditionally have supported case for some union lead­ "My concern,” he was the benefits from having . “I’m ready to hit the a sponsor of any eventual Democrats — with money ers, who admit that their quoted as saying, "is that a collective bargaining streets, whatever it takes; right-to-work bill, has been collected through union . organizations “are some of (the labor initiative) could agreement, that’s not fair, ” quoted as saying of the dues — and that right-to- the strongest backers of the start a whole divisive I’ll be right out there with he said. “hybrid” model: “We’ve work initiatives are viewed Democratic Party” and that atmosphere of other peo* ’ my,old buddy.” Yet, for Colbeck: just got to make sure we’ve by many as a way to erode less money through union pie trying to put right to That battle might be - • “It’s a matter of.choice got something that appeals that financial support. dues would weaken the work onthe ballot, a whole inevitable, given the by the individual. If he - to everybody.” In a Michigan Public Democrats. bunch of things like that, results of a recent state­ — or she — feels they’re Radio story Jan. 27, one The UAW’s Ray Holman and that would distract, wide poll, conducted b y '' And although such a bill getting value for their union worker underscored was quoted in the same from the good things we've Marketing Resource Group is seen as a way to derail union dues, then they can. efforts by the unions to put the issue. Michigan Public Radio got going on.” and Inside Michigan pay them; a constitutional amend­ Terry Jowman is a Ford report that right to work King made his campaign Politics. — “But it’s up tothe , in Michigan “would mean announcement March 1 at Conducted March 14 ment on the fall ballot, worker and a member of unions to develop that the UAW who calls himself — in the long run— fewer the UAW’s national conven­ through,!!), the poll found there still isn’t support relationship with the politicians advocating for tion in Washington, D.C., that 58 percent of likely from the Snyder adminis­ a “union conservative.” workers.’*’ In the report, he objected safe, working conditions, adding that union repre­ voters would support a tration to e ven discuss the But that relationship, to his union’s political security for workers and sentatives had discussed Michigan right-to-work. ‘ issue. ' ■ Lester said, already has support ofagendas and better benefits.” - the issue the day before. law. . ^ State Rep. Mike Shirkey, been developed through candidates that go against “This is one of those “In that meeting, we Only 37 percent said R-65th District, who also years of union battles over is expected to sponsor any his beliefs. * lines in the sand that we’ve got consensus,” King was they opposed such a law. issues of job safety, fair As a result, he objected . drawn,” he said. quoted as saying. ■ Oddly enough, the eventual right-to-work bill, wages and benefits and job to having his union dues “And, you can believe “The UAW has been results were much closer said it was “inaccurate” security. .. used against his interests. that all unions, all folks when it came to a law that to say possible legislation-^ “If right-to work out in front advocating... In his. interview, that believe in collective • was just recently put on would be delayed because becomes law and people that we do a ballot initia­ bargaining rights will be the books. ; of the union campaign, but Bowman talked about have the option to pay tive to change the (state) a 2010 union rally in . out in the streets. Constitution, protect work­ On March 16, the gov­ declined to put a timetable their dues, what do you ernor sorted, into law on introducing such legis- ‘ Washington in which "That, I can guarantee ers against corporations think some will do?” Public Act 53, which pro­ lation. uniofi officials railed you.” and guarantee workers’ Lester posed. hibits public schools from In the meantime, both against things he sup­ In the end, observers bn right to collective bargain­ “It’slike paying taxes. deducting union dues or : Shirkey and Colbeck are ported. both sides wonder about ing. Noonelikes.to.butfey service fees from employ­ quoted as saying they “They got up, blasting the political implications “We hope,” he said, “that . paying taxes, we get the are lining up votes in the . the Republican Party,”. of a right-to-work fight in Michigan can lead what ees’paychecks. benefits and protections GOP-controlled House and he wasquofed assaying, an election year. will then be movements Yet, only 46 percent o£ of being citizens in this . the poll’s respondents Senate for an eventual leg­ "blasting free market . Are the Republicans around the United States to nation.” islative fight. economics, blasting busi­ making a strategic mis­ N guarantee workers’ rights approved of such a law vs. ■ So, will right to work 40 percent opposed. So where does.that leave nesses and corporations; take?. to organize and to collec* become the law of the Tom Shields, president the battle? "Blasting, really, any­ “So far, I don’t see all tive bargaining.” MichiganJandscape by the of MRG, said in a press Until and unless there thing that’s not part of the rhetoric we did in , King said other union end of this year? release: - is legislation and/or a fall their agenda.” Wisconsin, ” Geiss said. presidents decided to - Or will the state . "Michigan may still referendum on a right-to- It’s because of this "And I hope it doesn’t get to support the “Protect Our : Constitution enshrine and be a stronghold for labor •work law in Michigan, the political disconnect that that level. Jobsi’ Michigan effort to codify Michigan’s labor • unions, but their dwin­ war continues to be one of Bowman wants Michigan “But if people feel their send a message. history into its pages? dling membership num­ words. to become aright-to- work rights are being trampled Time wilLtell; all eyes ' And although Snyder on, they have to do more bers have weakened their state.. ; will be onLansing — and . has consistently said that - than hold placards and political strength in this Then, he said, h&d have in the streets of. the state the right-to-work issue is Politics and . a choice of whether or not shout slogans. not his priority, King and — watching two parties, “Getting their anti-right- peisonal rights to pay his union dues. “It’s all about people vot­ . his union brethren are two schools of thought and to- work ...proposal onthe “What happens... is all * ing,” he said. taking no chances. He said And those words ulti­ two powers make their ballot may be a lot easier of a sudden union officials the group will seek 500,000 mately include matters case. than getting (it) passed,” become accountable to the signatures— about twice of political power — both A free ride vs. a As will Harry Lester. To which Bill Ballenger, union membership, where what the law requires partisan and individual— ‘Tve befen fighting for editor and publisher of they were not before,” he free choice to place a constitutional because to say the debate workers’ rights all my IMP added: "The unions’ is purely about wages said. Finally, there’s th e. , . life,” he said, 1 . amendment on the state Colbeck.shares: “There strategy of pushing con­ and business competition issue of the rights of the. “And that fight never ballot. are union conservatives; stitutional amendments to would be to shortchange . individual worker — not ends.” preserve and protect their these other two issues. and they have a First- just the rights of partisan Amendment right to their ■ Cfaig Farrand is a bust- A constitutional power and influence could The first is the politics politics; but fundamental . ness owner and school dis­ be a big mistake for the beliefs. showdown? involved— as in party rights to choose. L tric t consultant, as well as a labor movement.” politics. ■ “They have a right of Should union member­ That’s just fine with freedom of assembly; to ■ former managing editor of Even so, already there . The second is the . ship be a condition of The News-Herald . state Rep. Doug Geiss, D- is movement in the state individual right of each be or not to be in a union employment? where they may or may not ■ Newspapers, a former Taylor. Legislature to shift the worker. For those who support share every view.” adjunct'professor of journal­ “I think people should debate by creating what’s . And they have an impact right to work, the answer always have recourse; that ism at the University of been deemed a “hybrid” on each other. * is no; that there’s a funda­ if they don’t think legisla­ ' Detroit Mercy and a long­ right-to-work bill. “Right now, the PAC money talks mental right for someone time freelance writer. tion represents them, they . This bill, according to Republicanshave the to be employed without should have a voice in say- . Still, Colbeck wouldn’t ENTERTAINMENT

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"White ■ spinal column faith in general .Buffalo” is the PLAY of Zolidis* rich Probably the only weak tale of a broken tale of faith point in "White Buffalo” was rural Wisconsin REVIEW and forgive-. the romance that blooms family and their nes& between John and Abby It farm, where one Alex just didn’t seem as authentic of their small Leydenfrdst as the rest of the play herd of buffalo isAbby’s ' On the other hand, gives birth to a estranged hus­ Mountain and Leydenfrosfs pure white calf. band, Mike, estranged and long-sepa­ As the title who arrives rated husband and wife indicates, this is home shortly interactions are sometimes kind of a-big deal. after the white so genuine that they’re . Michelle buffalo comes . uncomfortable to hear, while Mountain steals into the world. Hadgikosti’s battles with her the show with There are mother are incredibly simi­ her performance SEAN ample oppor- lar todad’s, indicating either as Carol, the ' ______DALTON______funities for greatly nuanced writing on fictional stand-in skepticism of Zolidis part, amazing direct­ for the actual woman who various characters’ motives, ing from Sanville or more in 1994 in Janesville, Wife., such as Mike and million­ than likely both. found a newly-birthed white aire cattle ranthingtycoon "White Buffalo” is so buffalo calf in her pen. Anders Wilkes, played by chock-full of loving atten­ Carol is the single-par- David Dgoyst,'who wants to! tion to detail and genuine- entsteward of a crumbling buy the white buffalo. ness at nearly every level farmstead with a meager It’s refreshing that every-' that it’s impossible to dislike herd of buffalo on a patch one is somewhat sympathet­ the experience. of land that Vincent ic and nobody twirls their The cast and crew Mountain’s set gives the , mustache, which Daoust’s handled the actual on-stage i impression of being not the Wilkes could literally do. representation of the white Nate Mitchell (left), Meghan Thompson, and Matthew Davtal represent the white buffa­ most fertile swath of God’s Zolidis is a titanic talent buffalo surprisingly weU. lo In its pen. Rather than see an actual white buffalo throughout the play; the audience green Earthwithin the bor- when it comes to writing dia­ Rainbow Dickerson leads. sees the spiritual side of the creature. dersof the cheese state. logue and monologue for his a group of fellow cast-mem­ Mountain and Stacie characters, which Director bers, including Matthew Native American through ciation of how the white store for her Hadgikosti, as 18-year-old Guy Sanville capitalizes on David, Nate Mitchell and song, stories and dance buffalo was handled. "White Buffalo” is a daughter Ahby, make great greatly Meghan Thompson, who are throughout the play. It should be noted that tapestry of rich detail and use of their off-stage rapport Michael Brian Ogden, as an amalgam of the actual At one point an older buf­ Dickerson is a newcomer well-balanced storytelling during their mother-daugh­ John Two Rivers, mufeters white buffalo and the spiri­ falo, represented by David to the Purple Rose Theatre that ernsts creatively high up ter interactions. At times, up a great deal of resent­ tual intent and history that hunched over with a skin Company Her singing, danc­ in the clouds without bewil­ those interactions can be ment, anger and frustration it embodies, with a little nar­ draped over his back, passes ing and general stage-pres­ dering us by the distance tumultuous since Mountain while giving what feel like ration thrown in. away ence were top-notch, land she between it and those of us* wants the best for her daugh- ' Zolidis’ monologues, opining It’s the spiritual mix that V It almost feels like some­ meshed incredibly well with watching from the ground. % and herself. about the currentstate of ■ stands as a visual represen­ one is telling the audience, the seasoned David and the ■ Staff Writer Sean Dalton . ■Abby also wants the best Native Americans, inappro- tation of the history and the "Hey look at how we could talented physical acting of can be reached at 734-429- for them, but they have a priate adoption and exploita- magic of the white buffalo. have handled the white buf­ Mitchell. 7380 or scfaltonOheritage. difference of opinion, the tion of other cultures as well The group tastefully conveys falo.” It’s a relative connec­ It will be interesting to see com. Follow him on Twitter details of which form the as the validity of spiritual the historical culture of the tion that adds to the appre­ what the Purple Rose has in ©seankdalton. V j •

Internationally recognized, Isaac Newton’s translation Podcast the six-day festival took FYI of the ancient text from place March 27throv * the Emerald Tablet of featured at April! at the Mlcftig Hermes; Heritage, com Theater. The film festival’s web­ Many talented film- -., her film "As At site premises the film ih a makers, including Sarah So Below" at Heritage, unique and solitary way: By Jacquelyn Knudson & Sam J. Christman, with an com . "For thousands of years, Logan Khaleghi interesting twist to their alchemists toiled to syn­ Guest Writers ■ - . „ ■ subjects or narratives were thesize rare substances lucky to have theif work and universal cures, to sounds of an auditorium "Established / showcased. assemblage. manipulate the speed of. in 1963, the Ann Christman, natural processes. An assistant professor Arbor Film g [Q j) a native of "Today, my mother has in the film department at iptik: Festival claims . *—^ Philadelphia, her husband’s ashes trans­ Brooklyn College, she had v:.. - ‘ itself to be the ‘ - traveled to formed into a memorial* The Ann the world premiere of her longest-running indepen­ Michigan to take in an diamond, Precious metals Arbor Film documentary "As Above,1 dent and experimental, audience reaction through are extracted from obso-, Festival So Below.” began In film festivals in the nation. the dark lights and speaker lete.” The title comes from.Sir 1903.

THINGS TO DO: REGIONAL CALENDAR CHELSEA ., 4 p.m. Saturday: Tree of able) at the door. 316-2118. 4840, 6. p.m. Friday: Washtenaw Life Cultural Arts Studio, Community. College Morris 6065 Sibley Road. $10 .. Friday, April 20 :Lawrence Building, 4800 E. Thursday, April 19 ■ AgilityTrials: Ann Friday, April20 . Tuesday, April 24 ■ “White Buffalo” « (ages 12 and younger, $5).r Huron River Drive. $50 in 433-0697. Arbor Dog Training Club ■ Ballroom Dancie Party ■ New Horizons Band advance at h4h.org. 677- 8 p.m. Thursday, through ■ "Swan Lake”: Youth 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, ■ 8 p.m. Friday: Come 7 p,m, Tuesday, 1 p.m. 1558, ext. 121. Saturday. 3 p.m. Saturday • Dance Theater 8:30 a.m, to afternoon Dancing, 7025 E. Michigan, Thursday:. Liberty School ■ EMU Choirs and and Wednesday, 2 p.m. 7 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m .' Saturday and Sunday: Ann Ave. $12. 944-1888. ' V band room,7265Saline- Symphony Orchestra Sunday: Purple Rose Sunday: Chelsea High Arbor Dog Training Club, Ann Arbor.'Road. Free. 429- 8 p.m. Friday: EMU Theatre, 137Park St. Call School 740 N.-Freer Road. 1575 E. North Territorial ■ 1742. - ' Pease.Auditorium, West . 433-7673, ' Saturday, April 21 . Road, Free. 995^2801. .. ■ Euchre Cross at College Place; ■ “Dungeons & $18 (students.$12). 475-' 3070. . - ■ Single Connections 6 p.m: Tuesday: Tri- Free. 487-2255. Dragons” Dance: Parents Without County Sportsman’s • ’ 4:30 to. 8 p.m. Thursday: Saturday, April 21 Partners/ Professional League, 8640 Moon Road. Chelsea District Library, 221 Sunday, April 22 ■ Draw Doubles: Disc Volunteer Corps 429-9561. Saturday, April 21 S. Main St. Free. ,475-8732. ■ “Strange Creatures of Golf Club 8 p.m. Saturday: Grotto ■ “ICIoud and What’s ■ FCC Players Present the Spring Pond” . Noon Saturday: Hudson Club, 2070 W. Stadium Wednesday, April New at Apple”: Murder Mystery, "And 2 p.m; Sunday: Eddy- Mills Metropark Activity Blvd.,. Ann. Arbor. $8 (PWP MacTechnlce Evermore Shall Be So” Discovery Center, Bush .■ ' Center, 8801 N. Territorial members $6). 578-3664, 25 9:30 a.m. Saturday: 275 7 p.m. Thursday and ' Road. $2 (families $5). Pre*. Road. $7'per player; free ■ Spring 2012 ■Saline Woodcarvers W CC Liberal 'Arts Building,' Friday, and 2 p.m. Sunday: for spectators. $5 vehicle 7 Hometown Concert: registration required. $10 ■ -6 p.m; Wednesday: • 4800 E, Huron River Drive, First Congregational Church entrance fee. 449-4300. Fiddlers ReStrung ■annual vehicle fee. 475- Saline Area Senior Center, Free. 995-0732. ■ of Chelsea, 12ls£, Middle ■ "Scio Woods 6:30 p m Saturday: . 3170. . . 7190 N. Maple Road. Free;1 ■Jazz Combos St. Free, but'donations Preserve Hike”: Huron Saline Middle School,. 7190 944-1918. 2'ahd 7. p m Saturday: accepted for. the church’s Valley Sierra Club N. Maple Road, $15 (stu­ EMU Alexander Recital Hall; mission trip. 475-1844. . Tuesday, April 24 ■ National Rifle - 11 ;30 a m Saturday:'Scio dents and seniors, $10) at Association Banquet ■Lowell at East Circle-Drive. ■ "Dungeons & . Woods Preserve, north side fiddlersres'trung.com. 429- ■. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday: - Free. 487-2255. Dragons” of Scio Church Road, west -, 8000, ext.. 2338. Saturday, April 21 ^ Tri-Gounty Sportsman’s. ■ Aglow International : 4:30to8p;mvTuesday:. of Wagner, Scio Township. Ji Contra Dance ■ Midwest Literary Walk League, 8640 Moon Road;. 9:30 a.m. Saturday: 340 Chelsea District Library-221 Free. 677-0823. ■ • 8 p.m. Saturday: WCC Liberal Arts-Building, 11 a m to 5 p.m. ; ■<: $40,429-9561, S. Main St; Free. 475-8732. Concourse Hall, 4531 4800 E. Huron River Drive. Saturday; various doWhtown ■ MIRobotClub Concourse Drive. 426-0241. Free. 971-4545. ' locations.^Free. 475-8732, . SALINE ■ Pittsfield Open Band’ 7 p.m, Wednesday:. Maker Works, 3765 Plaza ■ Orchid Festival: Ann ■ Chelsea Chess Club DEXTER 3 p.m. Saturday: ■ 3 p.m. Saturday: Thursday, April 19 ■Drive. Free. 517-618-9546, Arbor Orchid Society Thursday, April 19 Pittsfield Grange, 3337. Ann • Noon to 4:3'0p.m. Wendy’s, 1640 Commerce ■ Armed Forces Arbor-Saline Road; Free. Park. Free. 475-1583. ' Concert: Saline New Saturday and 10 a.m. to - ■ “Qodspstl” 9 9 4 -9 3 0 7 ,. YPSILANTI, ■ Chelsea Teddy Bear ■ 7 p.m, Thursday,-8 p.m. Horizons Bend 4:30 p m Sunday:-Matthaei ■ ■ Young Contra Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. ■Co.. ■ Friday and- Saturday, and 3 3 p.m. Thursday: Liberty Dancers - Thursday, April 19 . 11 am.,. 1 and 3 p.m ' p.m. Saturday and Sunday:' School Auditorium, 7265 Dixboro Road Free admis­ 4 p.m. Saturday: • ■ “Guys and Dolls”: Encore, 3126 Broad St! Ann Arbor-Saline Road, sion. 663-0766. ■_ Saturday: CTBC Concourse Hall, 4531 . EMU Theatre Department Warehouse, 400 N. MainSt.; Tickets, at theencoretheatre. Free. 429-4730. . Concourse Drive. $13 ■ 7 tfm , Thursday through Free. 433-5499. org and at the door. 268- , ■ Dick Siegel and the members, $12; students, • Saturday: Quirk Theater, Sunday, April 22 ■ DJ Skate . 6200. Brandos: Music Under the 8), 248-417-7968. ■ Ford Street, EMU campus. . . ■ Puppet Show 7:15 p.m. Saturday:. . ■ International ’ Arch $15 (students $12; ages 12 3:30 p.m, Sunday: Arctic Coliseum, 501 1 Neighbors 7:30 p.m. Thursday: and under $7). 487-2282. Dreamland Theater, 26 N. Colifeeum Drive. $5'(ages;. 1 p.m. Thursday: Stone Arch Arts and Events,- Monday, April 23 Washington St. $5 (ages 3 Westminster Presbyterian 11,7 S. Ann Arbor'St. $15 , 14 and younger, $3), skate , ■Line Dancing and younger free). 657- Church Hall,' 1500 Scio and $20.(students, $10) at ■ rental $3 433-4444. ■ 6 p.m, Monday: AmericanFriday, April 20 2337. ■ "Momentum”: The ^Church Road. Free. 995- musicunderthearch.com Legion Hall, 320.W. . ■ Habitat for Humanity Factory Dance Company 1645. • and by^phone, and (if avail­ Michigan Ave. $7. 429- Annual Fundraiser PLEASE SEE RE0I0NAL/3-C THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2012 www.h8rlta 9e.tom v ★PAGE 3-C

Local kid-friendly Mister Laurence, Ms.. ing in the aisles, Included in the per- sets up the back-story of . Mister Laurence has musical act The Mister t Princess Melinda and OSO In the title track, Mister formance will be “Shoe • everyone’sfavorite trio of been perform ing original Laurence Experience will the Drumming (mechanic Laurence and Ms. Princess Blues,” a moan about a ' rodents. music for kids since 1998, m atoe its latest Cp. 'The cal) Bear. Melinda invite their listen- problem that plagues many Did you know themice as a “healthy alternative to , Teddy Bear s Picnic, dur- This trio uses a rock/ ers to “The Teddy Bear’s toddlers — misplaced foot- were once virtuoso fantasy purple dinosaurs and fast- m ga concert noon May.6 blues genre to connect . Picnic.” wear.:.' artists? • food clowns.” Music. the musipal dots between They recast the famous “How Much is That • As Storyteller Mister Qz’s Music is located at The new CD’s 14 tracks parents and children ditty (first recorded in Doggie in the Window?” Laurence reveals, “They 1920 Packard,Hoad in Ann include original rock and — sophisticated enough for 1908, with lyrics added' . is a spunky rocker with ‘ could paint, kind of like Arbor, blues songs and new inters the grown-up ear, yet play- in 1982) as a crunching- updated lyrics, while . - how Beethoven, after los- The cost for the May 6 pretations of children’s fill and age-appr;opriate to . . but-not-menacing guitar the ensemble’s version ing his hearing, composed show is $5 per person or classics, performed by -keep the little ones danc- cavalcade. of “Three Blind Mice” symphonies." $10 per family May 3-6

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre will present an American road-trip comedy, “Leaving Iowa,” -directed by Michael Schacherbauer, May 3 through 6 at the Un iVersity of Michigan’s Arthur Miller Theatre, 1226 Murfm Ave. in Ann Afbor. "Leaving Iowa” is an homage to the classic fam­ ily road trip. In the play, Bpn Browning, a middle- aged writer, returns home to take his deceased . Photos courtesy of Caleb Newman father’s ashes back to the “Leaving Iowa/’ directed by Michael Schacherbauer, will family home, as requested^ play at the Arthur Miller Theatre In Ann Arbor May 3 After discovering that through 6. Members of the cast Include Matt Steward the family home has been (left), Kathleen Beardmore, Nick Boyer and Dana Den ha. torn down and replaced Members of the cast of “Leaving Iowa” in the front row are Kathleen Beardmore (left) with a grocery store, he and Matt Steward. In the back are Dana Denha (left) and Nick Boyer. begins a journey across down memory lane for , Iowa’ made its world pre­ Iowa searching for a proper every audience member,” miere at Chelsea’s Purple Dad* Kathleen Beardmore p.m, Thursday through online at www.a2ct.org, -resting place for his father. said director Michael Rose Theatre in 2004.1 * as Mom and Dana Denha Saturday and at 2 p.m. by calling the office at 971- This “Tather-and-son" - Schacherbauer in a news . think it’s a great show for as Sis. Sunday Ticket prices* 2228, at the A2CT office at road trip shifts from the ralaaco Midwesterners, and we are The cast also includes are $20 for adults, $18 for 322 W. Ann St., or at the- present to Don’s memories “It is full of laughs but thrilled to bring it back to Amanda Barnett, Erica seniors or $15 for tickets on door. / of all the past family road is also quite poignant. • the area.” / Dutton, Isaac Ellis, and Thursday Student tickets , Additional information trips which were full of I wouldn’t be surprised The cast of “Leaving Steven White playing mul­ are $10 for any perfor­ is available by visiting . memories— good and bad. if there were a few tears j Iowa” features Nick Boyer tiple characters. mance. www.a2ct.org. “This play is a walk amid the laughter, ‘Leaving as Don, Matt Steward as Performances are at 8 Tickets dre available

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR Thursday, April 19 Library for Muffins-N-Movies Gallery, the walk will head to Chelsea District Library. The a,m. at the Chelsea District ' phone at 734-433-7673. . at ? p.m. TheTeatured film .» the Chelsea Center for the # film explores the driving Library, .■ The Chelsea Downtown is “The Boy in the Striped Arts at noon, a lunch at 1 forces leading to the very Thursday, April 26 Development Authority . • Pajamas," rated PG-13 with p.m., the Chelsea District. first Earth Day on April 22, - ■ The Dungeons & ■ The Dungeons & \ meets at 7:30 a. m.'in the a runtime of 94 minutes. Library at 2 p.m, and River 1970, and how it has led to Dragons Weekly Gaming Dragons Weekly Gaming McKune Room of the Gallery will close out the the modern environmental group meets at 4:30 p.m. at Chelsea District Library. ,• group meets at 4:30 p.m. at ■ Improve your reading event at 4 p.m. movement, For more infor­ the Chelsea District Library. the'Chelsea District Library. skills with READ to Library mation, contact Cathy Muha The group will be using the The group will be using the : 1 The Dexter District ■ .Dogs at the Chelsea District ■ See "Swan Lake", a at cathy muha@sbcglobal. 3:5 edition of the game. - 3.5 edition'of the game. Library hosts a Microsoft Library at 3:3d p.m,’ classic ballet to music by • oet. * Excel 2007 learning session , ' ' • "i , ■ ■ ■ TheCROPHunger * ■ ; * - • Tchaikovsky, presented by ■ Celebrate the opening . at 9:30 a m Registration is • ■ In honor of Earth Day, Chelseia's talented Youth ■ See the last perfor- Walk’s 2012 planning meet­ of the Chelsea District ■ ... required. ' learn how to make, a brace-' ; ‘ Dance Theatre at 7 p.m. at . mance of '‘Godspeir* at the ing 'is. at 7 p.m. at St, Paul . Library’s Business Resource let out of an old T-shirt at the Chelsea High School, . ( . Encore Theatre, 3126 Broad United Church of Christ, Center, created with the ■ Better off Read, a" book: Dexter District library at 4 Tickets .are available online, St. in Dexter, at 2 p.m. 14600 Old U. S. 12 in support of the Michigan 6lub for adults, meets at 2 c p.m. Brr.g your.own. T-shirts at youthbancetheatre.org or Tickets may be purchased' Chelsea. If you would like to Small Business & p.m. at' the Dexter District or make use of one of the ’ 6 475-3070. / online at theencoretheatre. . help plan the Chelsea/ Library. Registration is' org or by phone at 734-268- Dexter Walk which will take Technology Development ■ library’s. Registration is Center, at 5:30 p.m. ■ required. required. . ■ See "Godspell" at the » - 6200.1 ' place the first Sunday in Encore Theatre, 3126 Broad. .October, please sendarep- Speakers and demonstra­ tions will introduce you to. ■•The' Dungeons & ■ See “White Buffalo" at .■ St. in Dexter, at\3 p.m, or 8 ■ See "White Buffalo” at 5 resentative. For more infor­ free business resources as Dragons Weekly Gaming the Purple Rose Theatre,. ■ p.m. Tickets may be pur- ■ the Purple Rose Theatre, mation call Kathie at 313- well as business and.entre-. group meets at 4:30 p:m. a t, 137 Park St, in Chelsea, et . chased online at theencore- 137 Park $t in Chelsea, at 2 268-6537. preneurs at the library. ihe Chelsea District Library. 8 p.m. Tickets may be pur­ theatre.org or by phone at p.m. Tickets may be pur-. The group'will be using the chased online at purpleros- 734-268-6200. chased online at purpleros* Wednesday, April •3.5,edition of the game. ■. e(heatre.brg or by phone'at etheatre.o/g or by phone at’ ■ See "White Buffalo" at \ . 734-433-7673. ■ See "White Buffalo" at 734-433-7673. 25 the Purple Rose .Theatre, ■ See "Godspell” at the 137 Park. St..in Chelsea, at 8 the Purple’^o se Theatre, ■ Dance along and sing . Epcbre Theatre, 3126‘Broad ■ See “Godspeir at the ' .137 Park St. in Chelsea, at 3 p.m. Tickets may be pur-, St. in Dexter, at 7 p.m. Monday, April 23 along with Mrs. Beth at the chased online at purpleros- Encore Theatre, 3126 Broad p.m, dr 8 p.m. Tickets may Chelsea District Library at Tickets may be purchased ■ The Chelsea District etheatre.org or by phone at St. in Dexter, at 8 p.m. . be purchased online at pur- 10:30 a.m. This program is online at theencoretheatre. ‘ Library hosts Magic: The 734-433-7673. Tickets may be purchased plerosetheatre.org or by children ages 2 and up, org or by phone at 734-268- • online at theencoretheatre.' phone at 734-433-7673. Gathering Weekly Gaming- 6200. . 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Of all the times Jesus some downright hilari- in the story, God.'. Christ came ______ous comedic to a live the- Sharon LarkeyUrick’s sketches. costumes were a good fit liter near me, PLAY At one point, on a clean cut, youthful the-Encore’s ~ one of the “Godspell" REVIEW group of disciples, and disciples is her costume choice for is easily doing a noir Mewha added to his con­ my favorite bit, at another siderable height, which incarnation , point there’s a towered over the other of Christ’s ' ^puppet show, actors. A Jesus who is exploits thus and, further taller than everyone else far. . in, everyone’s physically just feels right. It’s thanks talking like Keith Kalinowski, - largely to an the character Charles Lindsay,-Sonja all-star cast Goat Boy from Marquis, Angela Kay. of actors and Saturday Night Miller, Fatima Poggi, some great Live, the latter Amy Smidebush, Brian * casting chops, SEAN of which cracks Thibault and Tara such as get­ DALTON Mewha up Tomcsik: all take a bow. ting Rusty during almost Brian Buckner, take Mewha to every perfor­ twfe. The music direc­ grace the stage to give mance, I’ve been told by tion, which is Buckner’s audiences a clean-cut, folks close to the Encore. specialty, continues to be extraordinarily affable As a piece of intellec­ excellent and his acting interpretation of Jesus. tual property, “Godspell” and singing are getting Usually the assessments has alot of room for indi­ more and more impres­ of actors come further vidual theater companies sive with each show. down in a play review to put their own spin on Director Dan such a wide corrk “Godspell” is show­ for me, but Mewha’s per­ the tale, and even for the dor of I i to a familiar place of excellence Encore Musical Theatre. ing Thursdays at 7 . formance is really the actors to cut loose a bit, p.m„. Fridays at a.p.m., glue that holds the show which is wonderful since Saturdays at 3 and 8 p.m. together, which is fit­ the Encore is at its best viile theater set was a that "Godspell” entails And having the entire and Sundays at 3 p.m.,. ting considering that the when the resident artists wise choice of backdrop a great deal of group group onstage, all at once with a one-off matinee on character he plays, is, for are allowed to be them­ for the Encore’s iteration performance, whereas doing various things April 5 and no show on Christians, the glue hold­ selves. of “Godspell.” It fits both a lot of musicals have provides a very rich and Easter Sunday, April 8. ing humanity together. Director Dan Cooney thematically and from a more focus on individual detailed show for the audi­ The run runs until April One thing’s for certain: deserves props for leading story perspective as sev­ actors, who take turns in ence’s senses to take it. 22. Stephen Schwartz’s music the cast through such a eral common items are the spotlight. There aren’t Daniel C. Walker’s light­ For more information is perfect for the segment­ wide corridor of interpre: used in unexpected ways many solos in this show, ing, often a character in visit www.theencore.the- ed nature of the script, tation to a familiar place as altars and crosses when as obviously the disciples and of itself, does a won­ atre.org. , broken up with Matthew’s of excellence„Encore the time comes. are sort of a package deal derful job giving a visual- (and some of Luke’s) gos­ Musical Theatre. Cooney should get in a script as loose as this element to the Pharisees pel, and interspersed with Leo Babcock’s vaude- another nod for the fact one. , and on another occasion

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The an opportunity to literally April 22-24 tions for preschool sehol-’ guests all live or work in' paint the town red. ■ Enspire Dental: April Chelsea, and everyone arships for the .20.12-’13 In “Red,” artist Mark 23-25 . connected with, the show , school year. Tobeeligi— . Rothko and his assistant , . Performance Network bie, for th© scholarship . . is a volunteer. engage iaa passionate Theatre will be providing children must be 4 years Previous shows are argument about, the eso­ updates.on the event’s available to view at ■ old by this Dec.1, be a teric topic of what the progress on Twitter and ..JOHN LOGAN McKune Memorial Library resident of the Chelsea color red represents, Facebook with info and or online at http.V/storiesof- School District, meet* "Red” also chronicles j photos for those who want chelsea.org. , - income guidelines and two years in the life of to see what participant ; show the most need. 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