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Local government leaders are b reath ing a sigh o f relief after passage W ednesday o f a bill in the sta te House which will require M ichigan property owners to pay a portion o f their county taxes six m onths early to balance the state budget

However, taxpayers have called their Lansing representa­tives in droves, upset th a t bal­ancing of the state budget is put

on their h a c k s

The bill won approval w ith a bare m inim um o f 55 votes, bu t w ithout the support of state Reps John Stewart, R- Pl}Tnouth Township, and Phil L ^oy , R-Canton Township, and Sen Bruce Patterson, R-Canton Township

Stewart said h is office received nearly 150 telephone calls telling h im to vote against the measure, w ith some threat­ening a recall if he didn t

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stituents,” Stew art said “They th ink there’s some fat in state government, and there could be other places to cu t in th e budg­e t I was w illing to look a t cuts in o ther budgets

I didn’t hke moving the property tax up myself There are o ther places to find $182 million,” he added “I t was another easy Band-Aid for the governor’

LaJoy, who has been advocat­ing consolidation o f state gov­ernm ent agencies and services since he’s been in Lansing, said he d id n t like m aking taxpayers pay early, o r cutting revenue sharing if th e m easure h ad lost

‘They needed to come up with a th ird alternative There’s

no way we could cost com m uni­ties a 17-percent across-the- board reductioh in revenue shanng,’ LaJoy said “I had families call me and say, ‘Look, we’re on a fixed income and have six kids My husband makes $40 ,000 a year and I am a stay-at-home-mom We can’t pay early’

T th ink we’re pu tting the b u r­den on people w hen th e state needs to look for ways to con­solidate,” he added

While there were th reats of revenue sharing cuts by Gov Jennifer G ranhoim if th e bill — which was already passed by the Senate — had been defeat­ed, Stewart said it was a bluff

“There was never any realistic

concern o f any reduction m rev­enue shanng,’ said Stewart, w ho noted th e governor adm it­ted th a t to him in a closed-door session before th e vote “I t was ju s t a th rea t ’

Threat or not, Plymoufti City M anager Paul Sincock and Plym outh Ibw nsh ip Treasurer Ron Edwards w ere am ong those who had th e ears of Stew art Plym outh could have lost another $100 ,000 in state revenue sharing, w ith Plymouth Township losing $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 and C anton 'Township $900 ,000

“They call it a tax shift, b u t I call it a scam,” Edwards said “They ran out o f ways to

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The 20 04 Canton High School Homecoming Oueen and King are Erika Perkovich and Michael Kondratek They were crowned Friday night during the school's homecoming game For more on the game please see today's Sports section B1

Voters to determ ine bond proposal's fateFor m onths now, officials

and com m ittee mem bers in the Plym outh-Canton Com m unity Schools district have tn e d to convince voters to renew an 18-mill tax on non-hom estead property and approve a $109 million bond issue

O n Ihesday, district offi­cials will find out how con- vm cing they were

Polls open a t 7 a m at vot­ing locations around th e dis­tric t Thesday, giving voters the chance to give the “thum bs up’ or “thum bs down” on th e two proposals

T he Citizens Election Committee has been con­ducting a whirlwind, m onth­long push to get yes” votes for th e two proposals on T iesday’s ballot

O ne calls for the approval of an 18-mill renewal on

non-homestead property - mainly businesses - for the next 10 years, which is w orth $29 million to the district

■The second proposal asks votes to pass a $109 mil­lion bond issue $94 million for upgrades at district build­ings constructed before 2000, and $15 million to build a new elementary school in Canton’s C heny Hill Village

The first won’t cost home- owners a penny The second will cost the ta ^ a y e r of a home valued a t $245,000 an additional $47 a year, according to d istnc t officials

Co-chair Nancy Eggenberger o f Canton Township said she’d hke to see overwhelming support at the polls, which would indi­cate the community is behind the effort o f the

school d is tn c t to make improvements

I th ink th e d istn c t has really tn e d hard to say they’re taking care o f these schools by fixing them and relieving overcrowding,” said Eggenberger

“T h ^ r e no t asking for som ething th a t isn t really necessary, and I hope the com m unity realizes th a t and supports i t ”

Eggenberger believes there is plenty o f support, b u t the challenge is to m ake sure those “yes” votes get to the polls

“I don’t feel we get a lo t o f negative com m ents, m ost people say it needs to be passed,” she said “O ur biggest fear isn’t th e ‘ no” votes, b u t people no t coming out to the polls ”

Elections clerk Elizabeth

Adams said absentee ballot requests for Tuesday’s elec­tion are up

“For a typical school board election we usually have about 9 0 0 absentee ballots, b u t we ve filled 1,250 absen­tee ballot requests for Tuesdays ballot issues,” Adams said

The school board office, located a t 424 S Harvey in Plymouth, will be open from 9 a.m to 2 p m Saturday to allow voters to tu rn in absentee ballots, or vote absentee

Adams said questions con­cerning the election, includ­ing w here to vote, can be addressed by calling her office a t (734) 416-3095 A list o f polling places can also be found on the school dis- tn c t’s Web site,W W W p e e s k l 2 m i u s

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T h a t’s w hat scam artists get for pick­ing on a police chief

P lym outh Township s to p cop, Chief Tom Tiderington foiled an attem pt earlier th is week by scam artists trying to s^eal credit ii d and bank account 11 ft r It] m o.nd i o \ \ he s 1 oping to help o thers avoid the sam e scheme

Tiderington opened his e mail and found one purportedly w ritten by offi­cials a t CitiBapk

T he e-m ail cited a “large num ber of identity theft attem pts targeting CitiBank custom ers” an d asked cus­tom ers to provide ‘b an k in g details ’ including inform ation such as account num bers and passwords

“This process is m andatory, and if no t com pleted w ithin th e nearest tim e your account may be subject to tem porary suspension,” th e missive said

Being a police officer, Tiderington is naturally suspicious o f such attem pts But th e fairly clumsy w ording prom pt­ed h im to contact CitiBank officials directly Officials there to ld Tiderington it was a “recognized scam ,’ and th a t the com pany’s fraud team was investigat­ing

“T he gram m ar was a little off, and th a t was a red flag,” Tiderington said “They asked for all th e inform ation th a t w ould allow thieves to electronically b reak in to your account and use your cred it cards ”

T he potential windfall to thieves, if they’re successful, could be huge, T iderington said

‘T he site looks official, and a lo t of people would go ahead and do it,” the ch ief said “I f they get even a small num ber o f replies, the losses could be substantial The message here needs to be repeated Identity th eft is a growing an d em erging problem People have to be careful ”

Anyone who suspects t h ^ are the victim o f identity ffieft can call the police departm ent, (734) 453-3869

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Teacher heads to Japan to learn about culture

BY T O N Y BRUSCATOSTA FF W RITER

T he Plymouth-Canton school district has quickly becom e an international community, w ith students from all over th e globe attending classes and speak­ing more th an 40 different languages

W ith th a t diversity comes the responsibility of learning about the cultural differences

among students Janet Kahan, the

Plymouth-Canton Schools’ K-12 curriculum coordinator for science and m ath, will get an opportunity to learn first­hand some of those cultural distinctions when she travels to Japan next m onth, joining 200 teachers nationwide who have been selected to participate in the Fulbnght

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Ja n e t Kahan, the Plym outh-Canton K-12 curriculum coorduiator fo r science and m ath, gets an opportuni­t y to learn first-hand of cultural distinctions when she travels to Jap a n n e xt month

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RABBIT BENEFITThe Great Lakes Rabbit

Sanctuary hosts its first a rt show and silent auction, Art, Wine and Ears,’ from 2-6 p m Sunday, Nov 7 at the Plymouth Community Arts Council, and offiaals are offenng opportu­nities to partner

A rtists who would like to donate their talents, or indi- \iduals or businesses who would like to donate food, bev­erages o r services, have a chance to be partners m this inaugural event Sponsorship opportunities are available from as low as $10

The event features live entertainm ent, hors d ’oeuvres and beverages Tjcketg are $30 per person, sold in advance Proceeds benefit Great Lakes Rabbit Sanctuary, a non-profit group based in Ann A rbor tha t provides a safe haven for aban­doned, abused and neglected domestic rabbits

For more information, call Tim Patino via e-mail a t help- ingrabbits@ comcast ne t o r by phone a t (734) 459-8907

TINY TOTS PROGRAMThe Plymouth Salvation

i^ m y is taking registrations for its Tiny Ib ts Pre-School p ro ­gram for fall 2004 The pro­gram for 3-year-olds meets from 9 10-11 30 a m on Tuesdays and Thursdays To be eligible for this group, children m ust have turned 3 before Sept 1, 2004 The group for 4- year-olds meets from 9 10- 11 30 a m on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndays To be eligible for this group, children m ust have turned 4 before

Sept 1 ,2 0 0 4 For inform ation or to sign up, please call Peggy at (734) 453-5464

NEW LIBERTY BANK PROMOTIONS

New Liberty Bank has p ro ­moted two mem bers of its sen lor m anagem ent team

Robert C Neely was nam ed executive vice president and will m anage a large portion of New Liberty Bank's daily busi­ness while serving as senior lending officer

Rebecca A Stephens has been nam ed chief financial officer and vice president She will supervise the bank's accountm g systems and capital investm ent activities while sem n g as a liaison w ith audi­tors and regulatory agencies She will also manage retail services and operations

Neely and Stephens will report to NLB President an d CEO Michael D Weaver

Neelyjoined NLB in 2003 as vice president His 34 years of banking experience include positions as senior vice presi­dent for commercial and real estate at M onroe Bank &Thist, city executive o f th e Monroe m aiket area for Fifth Third Bank and chief lending officer at th e Bank of Lenawee in Adrian, Mich

Stephens jo ined NLB in 2001 as controller and assis­ta n t vice president She began her banking career a t W ayne Bank (subsequently know n as First of America Bank-Wayne) and la ter worked for F irst o f America Bank Corporation in vanous positions responsible for in ternal audit, accounting

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TRURAN EVENTSupporters of Democratic

Congressional candidate Phil Truran host a m eetup a t 7 p m Tuesday, Sept 28, a t th e Coffee Bean on Pennim an in Plymouth IVuran will be avail­able to take questions and dis­cuss his positions, and cam­paign m anager M arti Bush will be seeking campaign volun­teers to help with phone calls to prospective voters and other activities

For m ore inform ation on the Phil Ih ir a n M eetup, visit h ttp //ptruranforcongress mee tup com

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ENTERTAINMENT BOOKSThe Plym outh Optimist

Club is selling Entertainm ent ’05 books for $20, with all pro­ceeds being used to help chil­dren m southeast Michigan Coupons help save 50 percent on things you do every day The books can be home-deliv­ered For inform ation or to order, call Bill, (734) 453- 8253

ROTARY SEMINARThe Plym outh A M Rotary

presents a “meal patterning” seminar, “Developing Healthy N utn tional Patterns For a Lifetime,” from 9 a m to noon Saturday, Oct 16, a t the Plymouth Cultural Center

M ichigan-based nutrition expert Christ Johnson will explain how meal patterning teaches consum ers to balance the ir d iet to gam energy and

Bullying billsta te Rep Joh n Stewart (right) and D r Ronald Jo n e s , chief psycholo* gist for Plym outh-Canton Schools, testify to d a y before the House Education Committee m support of House Bill 4957, legislation spon­sored by Stew art, R-P!ym outh Township, th a t implements a bullying policy m schools 'This legislation will help protect the victim s o f bully- m g,' said Stewart 'Students shouldn't be afraid or intimidated to go to school, it should be a safe place' The policy must define bullying, pre­scribe consequences fo r bullying and establish a procedure fo r investi­gating a report made by a pupil or employee th a t bullying has occurred The bill provides that a local school board shall have a policy prohibiting bullying by M ay 1

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HEALTH FAIRPlymouth gets a dose of

Better Health Oct 1-2 a t the second-annual Better Health Fair a t the Better Health M arket, 44427 W est Ann A rbor Road

A victim o f the 3Carb W ars2’ Learn th e facts about good carbs vs bad at free low- carb nutrition classes present­ed by personal tra iner and nutrition expert, Alice Ahearn Learn the benefits o f essential oils, their healing potential and im pact on your life Or, come and get a free chair massage,

indology reading or listen to blue grass m usic while shop­ping the largest selection o f health, nutrition and low-carb products W ondenng w hich supplem ents are n g h t for you’ Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answ er questions about supplem ents, vitam ins, food and health products

For more inform ation, call (734) 455-1440

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Support, a C hnstian-based bereavem ent outreach center m Northville, sponsors a “Sock H op” from 7 p m to m idnight Friday, Nov 22, a t The Hellenic Cultural Center in W estland

This fim d-raism g event will benefit New Hope services

provided free o f charge to those who are grieving and th e com m unity at large Silver Sounds Professional D J o f Canton will provide the music The evening will include danc­ing, raffle, and prizes, includ­ing a pnze for the coolest 50’a threads

Cost is $20 per person, $12 o f which IS tax-deductible. Anyone who wishes to reserve a full table o f 10 should call New Hope Center by Oct 18 A full table is $185 0 0 ($15 0 0 savings) and advance paym ent IS required No tickets Please check-in at th e door

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PIONEER DAY ID THE LIBRARYThe Plymouth D istnct

Library Iwsts “Pioneer Day” at 2 p m Saturday, Oct 2

Participants will enjoy an afternoon filled w ith three- legged races, Blind M an’s Bluff, Snap th e Apple, hand shadows and pioneer snacks Find out w hat kids did for fun in the 1800s w ithout m odern con­veniences like electricity or telephones

Tins free program is for chil­dren ages 5-12 Register any tim e after Sept 24 by calling (734) 453-0750, Ext 4

SMITH FUND-RAISERSm ith Elem entary School

hosts Its second-annual Vendor Fair fund-raiser 4-8 p m Friday, Oct 15

M ore th an 25 vendors will be on display and the event features a raffile of assorted vendor products Proceeds from the $1 admission and the raffle go directly to th e Smith Elem entary PFO Sm ith is at 1298 McKinley, a block west o f Harvey For more information, call (734) 416-0418

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Bob M azur (le ft) o f Plymouth and M att Shankm o f Livonia invented the PurrFect Opener device to help open medicine bottles and other items

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Bob M azur o f Plymouth never would have guessed th a t watching his grandm other struggle while opening medi- cme packages would spearhead an invention

Two years ago, he and part­ner M att Shankm o f Livonia launched B A Maze, Inc (intended to sound like ‘Be Amazing ’ when pronounced) and th e ‘PurrFect O pener’ T^e plastic cat-shaped gadget was designed to help open all vari­eties o f medicine packages and pull-tab style beverage cans The product can be purchased on-hne(w w w purrfectopenercom ) and at medical supply stores I t was sold on the QVC shopping channel in 2003

I always had a lo t o f ideas bu t my family kept pushing me to th is one,” said Mazur, 33, who has lived m Plymouth for nearly two years

M azur a Dearborn native pu t his education and work

experience to use du n n g the process He received a mechanical engineering degree from Lawrence Technological University and a m aster s of business adm inistration degree from the University o f Michigan

M azur began developing the product while w orking at Ford M otor C o , and eventually, Visteon, where he could use com puter-aided design to “draw ” th e product

The effort paid off The product won a $25 ,000 ‘ Best” Business Plan prize from Ford M otor Co and $10,000 m the U -M Business School’s ‘ Dare To D ream contest

“We were fortunate to come in th ird (place) ou t o f 1,300 entries, said M azur o f the Ford contest

M azur m et his business part­ner, M att Shankm , 38, of Livonia, while they were both students a t U M Shankm s degree is in social work with a gerontology focus M azur tapped Shankm to help with copy w riting and feedback

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They became business partners early this year and have both been worfang full tim e on sales and marketing in a Plymouth Township office

“W hat I hope is th a t this product serves a purpose and th a t people use it, Shankm said ‘I want it to be a useful tool for people

He also said he hopes that they can use profits to help develop other helpful products

M azur said th a t people of all ages can appreciate th e prod­uct

‘Every part of th e cat has a function, M azur said The cats head, ears and tail all help to remove hds, seals and even cot­ton from bottles Shaped slots help open blister packages of pills, and even help split divid­ed pills m half A rubber strip on the back helps g n p and turn chid-proof lids and a magnetic square keeps the kitty on the fridge when it’s no t being used

M azur said the product has sold fairly well so far and has gotten some press coverage too

W e re still plugging away and building awareness of the product M azur said The goal IS to get into a national retailer

BY DO U G J O H N S O NSTA FF W R ITER

The Plymouth Symphony got a p leasant surprise a few days ago w hen the organization was aw arded a “fast-track’ gran t of $10,000 from th e N ational Endow m ent for th e Arts

According to th e symphony’s executive director, Angela Han, it was a case o f “they called us, we didn’t call th e m ’

The NEA identified th e sym­phony as a potential ‘fast- track” recipient and asked them to apply

“They were looking for groups th a t were n o t from the east coast, ffie w est coast, or Chicago,” Han said, indicating geography played a p a r t in the award

l l i e money will go tow ard operating fimds for the groups October and Novem ber con­certs

“They deliberately sought organizations they had not funded before,’ H an said They identified about 100 organiza­tions We were surprised to get the call ’

H an said two th ings helped the symphony’s m usicians are paid, and the conductor, N an W ashburn, often program s contem porary A m encan music

Meanwhile, th e Plymouth

Symphony s outreach in Canton was a success as about 300 people came to the first O rchestra Canton concert last weekend at th e Cherry Hill Theater

“We saw a lo t of new people a t th e concert so we m et our goal o f finding new patrons, and expanding our base People wore bluejeans and so did th e musicians, H an said

The next Canton concert is Saturday, Oct 30 when a spooktacular is planned

Costumes and plenty o f spoolty m usic like th e Alfred H itchcodt them e, the Ghostbusters them e and the Psycho them e will be presented for family fim A 4 p m start tim e will get the kids hom e on tim e Tickets ($18 adults, $16 children and seniors) are bought through Canton Leisure Services a t (734) 394- 5460, o r at th e Village Theater box office before the perform ­ance

The first Plymouth Symphony Orchestra concert, under th e direction o f N an W ashburn, will be Music M editerranean” at 8 p m Saturday, Oct 9 at O ur Lady o f Good Counsel Church on the corner o f N orth Terntonal and Beck

The concert features gui ta n s t Paul Vondiziano

perform ing Joaquin Rodrigos C o n c ie r to d e A r a w ju e ^ Also featured will be guest compos­er K atherine Hoover and her work, E le n i A G re e k T ra g e d y The program also includes Respighi’s Pines o f Rome and Rossini’s I t a h e n n e i n A lg ie r s O v e r tu r e

Tickets for this performance are $17 for adults and $15 for seniors Students up to 12th grade a re adm itted free to all subscnption concerts Season subscriptions are available for $80 for adults and $70 for sen­iors

For tickets, season subscrip­tions, o r m ore inform ation about th e Plymouth Symphony, or Orchestra Canton, contact the symphony office a t mfo@ plymouthsym- phony org or call (734) 451- 2 1 1 2

T he N EA was created by Congress and established m 1965 as an independent agency of th e federal governm ent Since then , it has awarded m ore th an 120,000 gran ts to arts organizations and artists in all fifty states and th e six U S jurisdictions NEA fast- track grants get an expedited review according to th e NEA, their W eb site is arts endow gov

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Plymouth Downtovra Development D irector Bob Anderson is a finalist for the city m anagers position in Grosse Pointe Woods

Anderson who was h ired to head th e DDA in A ugust 2002 a t a salary o f $ 57 0 0 0 was one o f th ree candidates in ter viewed for the position Saturday m orning by members o f the Grosse Pointe Woods city council

The other two candidates, bo th current city m anagers, are M ark Wollenweber o f St Clair Shores and D Wayne O’Neal of Eastpom te W hen contacted by th e O b s e rv e r Friday, A nderson 58, said he had no com m ent about h is scheduled interview

Form er Grosse Pointe Woods city m anager Ted Bidigare was fired by the city council m M arch on a 4 3 vote after city employees who had been working without a contract complained of substantial pay raises given to tAvo m em bers of

Bidigare s staff Bidigare was earning

888 ,000 when he was fired The ad posted by Grosse Pointe W oods in the Michigan M unicipal League publication advertised a salary in th e low-90 ,000-dollar range

A nderson has held city m an ager positions m H arbor Springs and Traverse City as well as Aspen Colo He retu rned to M ichigan to becom e a consultant before taking th e Plymouth DDA position

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G ra n t t o p u t c o u n t y p o l ic e a g e n c i e s o n s a m e r a d io s y s t e mLaw enforcem ent agencies

across Wayne County soon will be able to respond more quick ly to a plane crash or bomb threat, thanks to a new com­m unications system

Sheriff W arren Evans today announced he plans to use a $2 4 million federal hom eland security grant released through Wayne County Executive Robert Ficanos homeland security departm ent to buy his departm ent a new radio sys­tem - the same as one current­ly used by th e Michigan State Police and D etroit Police - and to equip local police agencies w ith com patible equipm ent

The switchover will, for the first time, allow all law enforcement agencies in the county to communicate on a common frequency, giving them an im m ediate ability to coordinate their efforts during a disaster

Our current inability to communicate w ith each other on one radio channel means we m ust rely on less efficient methods such as cell phones and pagers, Evans said In a post September 11th world, that is not acceptable This allocation from th e County Executive will allow us to fix that long-standing problem ’

Once th e Sheriff s Office purchases th e new radios, Ficano s hom eland security departm ent has agreed to equip all local police agencies in the county w ith a device that will allow them to m onitor a countywide emergency response channel Situations the frequency may be used for include a plane crash, chemical spill terrorist attack or w eath­er disaster, am ong others

The m om ent these agencies come online, every deputy, police officer and state trooper in Wayne County will be speaking th e sam e language for the first tim e, Evans said

The improvement this new m ter-operabihty will b n n g to our county s emergency response cannot be overstated ”

Evans said joining th e State’s system also would a cntical shortcom ing of th e county s cu rren t radio system commu­nication dead zones, where\the devices often do not work

In a recent test, the curren^x radio system failed to receive ^ or transm it an adequate signal a t 30 percent of the 653 loca­tions tested countywide Failures occurred m ost often in Southwestern Wayne County, particularly Sumpter, Huron and Van Buren Townships,

portions of northw est Detroit, and key areas o f downtown Detroit, including th e Wayne County Jail and Frank M urphy I^all of Justice

W hen those same locations were tested using th e state radio system th e county plans to adopt, Evans said, successful two-way com m unication was achieved 98 percent o f the tim e

^ ‘These dead zones have been a huge frustration for years, n o t ju s t in Wayne County, bu t elsewhere around th e nation,” Evans said This new system will give us near perfect relia­bility”

The inability to receive radio com m unications inside large structures, for example, can have tragic consequences W hen officials m New York on Septem ber 11th attem pted to tell firefighters to evacuate ftie World Trade C enter before the tow ers collapsed, th ^ w e r e unsuccessful because their radios couldn’t reach inside the solid structures

‘I t was th a t incident th a t really forced law enforcement agencies across th e nation to re th ink their com m unication systems,’ Evans said ‘Thanks to th is grant, Wayne County is taking a huge step forward ”

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Carol A Balick, 56, of Rochester Hills, died Sept 7 Edward 0 Barrett, D D S , 79 , of Auburn Hiils died Sept 5 Robert C Beckman, 69 of Napoieon, died Sept 18 Douglas H Bossardet, 80, of Rochester Hills, died Sept 5 Thomas A Breault 58 of Plymouth died Sept 17Jam es P Burke 78 , died Sept 21

CLeona F Collis 87, o f Rochester Hills, died Sept 9Venita Crawford 89, o f Auburn Hills, died Sept 14

DDelons Dzikowski, 73 o f Livonia, died Sept 14

FEdward H Farmer 80 , of Rochester Hills died Sept 3

GMans June Gaffka 4 6 , o f Canton Township died Sept 16

HHelen Lucille Hansen, 7 7 , died Sept 17Paul R Hills, 31, o f Rochester Hills died Sept 19Alice M Hoffm an, 67 of Pontiac died Sept 14Lillian Horvath 7 7 died Sept 20

KKelley Knapp, o f Orchard Lake died Sept 18L o is M Kress 78 of Southfield died Sept 22

LGordon J Libby 71 died Sept 23

MAmyK McCarthy 42 of Auburn Hills died Sept 16 Sarah S McNaughton 75 of B lo o m f i e l d H i ll s a n d F t M y e r s F la died Sept 18Walter Merna 85 of Novi died Sept 7

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SHelen Margaret Shontz 99 died Sept 20Margaret Theresa Singer o f Redford Township died Sept 21 Margaret Sinkevics 8 7 of Farmington Hills died Sept 19 Joseph T Siprak 85 of Plymouth died Sept 18Raymond J Strand 81 of North Ft Myers Fla form erly of Farmington died Sept 22Ida Ma'= Swann 61 of Garden City died Sept 15Elsie Strong 75 of Brighton died Sept 5

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Citizens for Peace plans 3-day workshop Artwork to assist soldier fam iliesBY D O U G JO H N S O N

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The n th District Citizens for Peace, who have been meeting at the Plymouth Library for about a year, are planning a peace-related event

A workshop on nonviolent communication will be held over three days in October a t the Unity Church, 28660 Five Mile in Livonia I t is open to the public

The peace-building work­shop will be conducted by Rosemary Doyle of Livonia, utilizing a book by Marshall Rosenberg, N o n x n o le n t

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‘ Political speeches are loaded with denials about vio­lence,” Doyle said m presenting workshop inform ation to the group at their monthly m eet­ing recently

Doyle, who has a masters’ degree in education fix>m Wayne State University, said the presidential campaign is extremely negative

“We need to connect no t dis­connect, to come together to save each other This past year there has been an unbelievable am ount o f death,’ she said

Workshop dates and tim es are Wednesday, Oct 6, from 7- 9 p m , Saturday, Oct 16 , from 9 a m until 3 30 p m (bring own lunch) and Wednesday, Oct 27, from 7-9 p m

Citizens’ m em ber M ary Albertson said th e group would also be working for the election o f Phillip T ruran, a Democrat who is challenging incum bent Republican 'Ih ad McCotter o f Livonia in the 11th Congressional D istrict, which includes Plymouth, Canton, Livonia, Redford, W estland and Garden City

Citizens for Peace is organ­ized around th e geographic boundanes o f th e 11th D istrict Group spokesperson is Colleen Mills of Livonia, a retired school teacher

Mills rem inded th e m em bers to explain th e group’s m am goal, the passage o£a bill enabling a national

departm ent of peaceA cabinet level D epartm ent

o f Peace is an idea which has been around a long tim e bu t was recently given full voice by presidential candidate Dennis Kucmich, an Ohio congress­m an

'The various groups th a t sup­port the legislation for the D epartm ent of Peace include Citizen for Peace organizations throughout th e state and nation

'The idea was endorsed by CBS newsm an W alter Cronkite m Ju n e M any o f th e peace groups are organized along Congressional district lines because the actual bill is m the House, H R I673

Contact Mills for more infor­m ation a t (73 4 ) 425-0079 o r e- mail her atcmills0079@YahooCom The group’s next m eeting is Ihesday, Oct 12, a t 7 p m at the Plymouth Library m the m eeting room across from the checkout desk

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Jonathan D urand hopes to make a difference m the war on terrorism

The Clawson artis t has creat­ed a painting full o f patnotic images honoring slam U S sol­diers Prints of th e original a rt­work, or lithographs, sell for $10, with half the proceeds going to family mem bers — prim arily widows and children — who lost loved ones m Iraq and Afghanistan

“They need assistance,’ said Durand, 34, a painter and illustrator who has com­posed artwork for local sports figures

“I was ju s t very inspired by our country going through a lot, the terrorism o f the times, and I wanted to honor the sol­diers as well ”

Dubbed ‘Home o f the Brave,’ th e lithographs feature a col­lage of images, including the American flag, a flying eagle, fireworks, white crosses, the Constitution and President

Bush in prayer The project is supported by

state Rep John Pappageorge, R-TVoy, who is helping Durand prom ote it nationally

An arm y veteran himself, D urand invested 70 hours m th e project, using Prim a col­ored pencils on cloth-backed paper He worked in between th e hours o f his residential pain ting business

The first p n n tin g resulted m 2,500 copies o f which 100 have been sold D urand plans a sec­ond prin ting o f 3 ,000 posters w hich will bear the title. Land o f th e Free’m addition to H om e of th e Brave ’

D urand has set up a business for th e project m Royal Oak To

order a copy, mail $10 (which includes $5 for adm inistrative fees, including taxes) to Jonathan D urand Studios, 28530 Woodward, Royal Oak, M I 48067 M ake checks payable to Hom e o f the Brave

You can donate to Hom e o f th e Brave and we make th a t direct contact to family m em ­bers,’ he said

The first donation will go to Joshua Bushart, 3, of W aterford Township, whose father Dam ian Bushart waa killed by a tan k in Baghdad

Joshuas grandfather, Skip Bushart, received a fram ed copy o f the lithograph

“He had tears m his eyes,” D urand said

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Sponsored by the govern­m ent o f Japan the program is designed to provide Am erican teachers w ith opportunities to learn about all facets o f Jap an That knowledge is then taken back to the ir communities and school d istncts to help foster better relations between th e two countries

“About 10 percent o f our kids are from th e Asian-Pacific region, and th a t m eans a lo t of our kids are coming to us w ith different educational experi ences, or a t least their paren ts have,” said Kahan ‘M aybe we could be m ore sensitive, or aware, of some of the good ideas

Because of h e r keen in terest in m ath a n d science, K ahan has been following in te rna­tional reports th a t indicate stu ­dents m m any countries - including those from Jap an - are doing better than those in

the U S in those subjects “I’d like to find out what

they re doing over there th a t s different,’ she said This pro­gram will have the kind of access I want, not only to learn about m ath and science bu t other areas as well

Kahan leaves for Japan on Oct 3 and will return three weeks la ter The Fulbnght pro­gram requires those who par­ticipate to have a plan o f action once they return

They re pushing me to do it by requiring a follow-up plan I ^ a n said It s not enough for m e to have had a good time

In fact, Kahan is hoping she won t have to wait until she returns to pass on her new found knowledge Via th e won ders o f th e Internet, Kahan is hopeful she can connect with third-grade students who will be studying Tolq^o, comparing life to th a t m m etro Detroit

“I will hopefully be able to com m unicate w ith their class­e s and answer questions con­cerning Tokyo in real time, she said And, those questions I don t know the answers to I can find out

Through a Web site shes developing before her trip.

Kahan plans to add photos from Japan th a t will interest the third-graders and illustrate w hat they’re learning m class

Ikkao Soeda, executive vice president o f finance at Yazaki Corporation in Canton Township, IS a native of Tolq^o Soeda said programs such as the Fulbnght Memorial Fund Teacher Program can be a valuable asset

Japan has been very much westernized and has learned from much of the western world particularly the United States, Soeda said “But, its still much different because it s written history is 1,500 years

W e live m a society o f diver­sity, and th a ts good for us, he said That is very valuable ”

Soeda said Kahan will immediately notice how clean Japan is, especially considering it has a population o f 100 m il­lion people living in an area about h ^ f the size of Michigan N ot because we are bom with good habits, bu t because o f necessity he said

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Ja n e t Kahan (right) looks m on East Middle School eighth-grade science teacher and departm ent chair Ja n Coratti (left) and West Middle School eighth-grade science teacher Rebecca Terry (center), who were working on revising the science units to streamline them to meet Michigan standards

get a true cultural expenence The people are shy, b u t they

like to talk an d w ant to know you re reaction to th e country,” added Soeda I t’s an isolated, island country and they w ant reaction from foreign people how th e rest o f the w orld sees Japan

Barbara Church, the dis­tric ts assistant superintendent o f instruction took p a rt in the Fulbnght program w hen she was w ith th e Clarenceville

school distnct“It’s an incredible cultural

expenence,’said Church “I slept on a m at on the floor, and ate w ith chopsticks for th ree weeks I ate food I never a te in my life And, after a while, I stopped asking what it was called

Church said she cam e back from the tn p with an apprecia­tion for some aspects o f Jap an th a t aren’t evident m th e U S However, the educational sj^-

tem wasn t one of them “T heir system is designed

around a lo t o f exams, prepar­ing students to get m th e good high schools,” said Church ‘And, if you don t pass the exams you can’t get in to the good schools or into college ”

A t the Izakaya Sanpei restauran t in Canton, which is becom ing a popular spot for Japanese food, Mickey Kunsaki o f Canton said he hopes Kahan brings back some knowledge o f his culture to share w ith those m the d istrict

I t’s im portan t because thq Japanese population in th e area is increasing, and th e cul­tu ra l differences are big,” said Kunsaki “Maybe th e differ­ences betw een the two cultures can be shortened ’

Kahan is trying to do h e r part beforehand, taking Japanese language classes with a tu to r before leaving on her venture

Even though I can’t con­verse w ith any depth, I ’ll at least know a few words and phrases,” said Kahan ‘I th ink it’s m ore respectful w hen you go som ewhere and show you’ve tn e d to learn their language ’

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M ichigan is now m the drug discount card business

Gov Jennifer Granholm announced Tuesday a new pro gram th a t gives eligible resi­dents a 5- to 25-percent dis count on prescription drugs The discount will vary by the drug and w hether it s generic or nam e brand

For Farm ington Hills resi den t M ark Barringer any sav mgs would be a big help

Barringer works several part-tim ejobs, bu t has no m edical benefits

H e immediately signed up for th e free MiRx card th a t the governor and State Rep Aldo Vagnozzi D Farm ington Hills prom oted at a press conference R iesday at a Farm ington Hills Kroger store parking lot

N othings perfect bu t this is be tter th an nothing said Barringer I ts going to make a difference Twenty peicent over

a m onth would let me pay some other bills

Granholm said the card would be eligible for residents, regardless o f age who do not have prescription medical cov­erage

She said there are 1 million uninsured residents m the state who would qualify for the program Applicants m ust also earn a median income level or lower to qualify

For example a single person w ith a state income of $27 930 or less would be eligible a two person household could not surpass $ 374 70 a th ree-per son home, $47 010, a four-per­son hom e $56 550 and a fam ­ily o f five $66 090 or less

The cards would work at all major pharm acy stores starting Oct 1 bu t people mav register immediately by going on line to WWW michigan gov/mdeh

Brochures with forms will also be available a t various help agencies and through state laivmakei s offices

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Granholm unveils new Rx discount cardGranholm said th e cost sav­

ings will no t be subsidized by the state

The state has negotiated a discount on th e prices w ith pharmacies, she said “We w ant to sign up as m any people as possible

I h e governor added if the program proves successful, it could be expanded to cover residents regardless o f mcome level

Vagnozzi, who has pushed for more affordable health care coverage, said th e cards are a step in the right direction

Bill Largent, a Republican who is challenging Vagnozzi m the November election, said the cards are no t a bad idea bu t more can be done when making volume discounts with drug m anufacturers

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State authorities have removed Christopher McAvoy’s two surviving brothers from Jam es McAvoys Livonia home and started proceedings to ter­m inate his parental rights

Chnstopher was th e 8-year- old boy who disappeared Aug 2 7 and was found dead in a neighbors pool m th e Six Mile- Farm ington area after a 30- hour search

The Michigan Family Independence Agency wants to perm anently end McAvoy’s custody of his 11-year-old step­son, Anthony Oleksiak, and his 5-year-old son. Chandler McAvoy Like Chnstopher, A nthony and Chandler also have developmental im pair­m ents

A prelim inary hearing on th e states petition was held W ednesday m the family divi­sion of the Third Circuit Court before Referee Michael Hidalgo Jam es McAvoy and his ex wife, Tammy, the boys biological mother, attended the hearing

Sheldon Schrag, Jam es McAvoy’s attorney, said the FLA action is spurred by the fact there was a previous child neglect investigation of the McAvoy family and questions about the circumstances tha t led to ChnstopheFs death, ruled an accidental drowning by the Wayne County Medical E b i a m i n e r

“We completely disagree w ith w hat they are doing,’ Schrag said This is a horrible

tim e to do it This family is going through a difficult tim e o f grieving

Anthony and Chandler were removed from McAvoy’s home on Sept 3, th e day after Christopher’s funeral Since then, Schrag said th e boys have stayed a t an undisclosed household

Jam es McAvoy has h ad cus­tody of th e boys since he divorced Ihm m y McAvoy four years ago At about th e same tiipe, all three boys were removed from the household during an FIA neglect investi­gation According to court records, the m atter was resolved m October 2001 and th e boys were allowed to re tu rn hom e to Jam es McAvoy’s care H is elderly, for­m er m other-m -law also lives in th e house

Those who live near the McAvoy’s Bell Creek Lane hom e said they w ere in ter­viewed during th e 2001 probe by state authorities seeking observations about household conditions and trea tm en t of th e children One neighbor, who asked not to be identified, said she rarely saw th e children outside of the house, however, there were several occasions when Anthony or C hnstopher walked by themselves through th e neighborhood, causing family and friends to search for them

FIA officials h ad no com­m ent on the m atter The agency’s findings m children’s protective services cases are confidential until they are introduced in court, said

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Ihm m y McAvoy said C hnstopher typically walked to a neighbor’s house and sat in the back yard, w ith the Neigh­bor’s blessing She contends C hnstopher would be ahve today if another neighbor =would have locked th e gate around the ir pool where the boy’s body was found

City ordinances requires gates around unattended pools' to be locked, b u t investigators > said there is no clear definition' o f “locked”

O n th e night C hnstopher disappeared, Schrag said the boys were left w ith their grand-* m other w hen Jam es McAvoy left to run an errand W hen he retu rned 20 m inutes later, his son was missing

“This was an unfortunate incident involving Chnstopher,” Schrag said “He (James McAvoy) IS absolutely devastat-* ed by th is and now he feels like he’s being picked on Is this hi& ’ fault‘d I can’t say th a t

‘He’s a good father and he’s dedicated to keeping custody o f th e boys

The next Third Circuit C ourt hearing on this m atter is scheduled for 9 a m Thursday,^ Sept 23 At th a t tim e, Schrag said th e court could send the * parental term ination petition to tn a l o r settle on an altem a- tive arrangem ent, such as keeping the boys in another Ihousehold for an extended fpenod o f tim e with conditions th a t would allow them to re tu rn to th e care o f Jam es McAvoy

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balance the state budget ■without doing an income tax hike The government is broke and has novv'here else to go

Supemsor Steve Mann calls It an accounting tnck ■which 'Will put a hardship on taxpayers

They need to look at reducing state government Mann said If they have a reduction in revenue it doesn t mean they should fnamtam the status quo on services

Canton To'wnship Supervisor Tom Yack said another reduction in state revenue sharing funds would have probably meant staff reductions

It would be the last thing we wanted to do but so much of what we do are programs and senices

pro-vided by people,” Yack said However, they would n t have come from the police or fire departments

The state has to either raise revenues or reduce programs and services because it looks like there s a billion-dollar problem every year he said

Sincock also said a loss of staff would have been the result if revenue sharing cuts would have resulted

At $100,000, were talk­ing a couple of more employees, he said, T>ut we don t have a couple to give We re trying to reorganize as much as we can to keep our heads above water

Attacks by the state against local governments are unacceptable and need to stop,” he added

Granholm has said she will sign the bill requiring early county tax payments at her first opportunity

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LETTERS TO THE EDITORBond facts

You have a small window of opportunity to correct a huge error in your Thursday, Sept 23, 2004, lead story Your article Bond plan goes to voteP clearly

states ■^at the second bond pro­posal will cost the taxpayer of a home -valued at $245,000 an additional $47 a year That number is roughly accurate only for the FIRST YEAR of a 25- year bond

I quote the ballot language special election from the PCCS Web site ‘ The maximum number of years the bonds may be outstanding is not more than 25 years, the esti­mated millage that will be levied to pay the proposed bonds m the first year is 0 40 mills , and the estimated sim­ple average annual millage that will be required to retire the bonds over 25 years is 0 94 mills annually’

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to be writing a letter like this As a lifelong booster of schools, and a former Plymouth Canton board president, I can honestly say that I’ve never voted against a school millage m my life What’s more, I was part of the leadership team that passed the most recent bonds for the new Plymouth High School, Dodson Elementary School, and Discover} Middle School

I’ve spoken to homeowner’s groups, service clubs and PTOs, always ivith the same message We have to do what IS right to support our kids and to keep classroom instruction first ’ I still feel that way today That is why 111 be voting NO on the latest board sponsored millage on September 28th

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because it will increase per- student operating costs and accelerate the biggest financial crisis our district has ever seen It will mean fewer teachers, larger class sizes and fewer services for every family in the district

As result of a string of poor decisions, the current board has set the district on a path from which they can t recover - not without either a state bailout or takeover When the current fund balance (the result of pru­dent spending and hard choices by previous boards over the past 10 years) is gone, the district will be forced to lay off* teachere and reduce services to the com­munity

Approving this bond will result m building schools the distnct cannot afford to open Here is the dirty little secret that the board does not want you to know

The issue with this bond is that based on the law, the money can t be used for oper­ating expenses, which is what the district needs most Why would we build buildings that we can’t afford to staff without a massive increase m state funding (read Tax Increase)

This bond -will mean our kids will be faced with larger class sizes and mandatory reductions m virtually every­thing that isn’t mandated by law Line items like bussing, food service and sports come to mind Cutting these things ■will be painful, but it will be better -^an cutting teachers

Lastly, if you live in Plymouth, this bond is a really bad deal After the discussions surrounding (closing) Central Middle School last year, the board agreed to frnlher study before any final decisions were made This bond signals to me that the board has already decided to close both Starkweather and Central

I am sure board members will be chanting their mantra this week - “It’s for the kids' ”If you really do care about kids and the future of the distnct, do the philosophically difficult thing and vote no Send a message to our board that we need a bond that focuses on the real needs of the distnct - putting more teachers m the classroom, and true building pnonties, not luxunes If you really care about kids, vote no next Itiesday

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P icture-perfect Ryder Cup helps to improve Detroit area's image

Richard ]inian

Last week, Bloomfield Township,Birmingham, the greater Detroit area and all of southeast Michigan were on display for

the entire world as the 35th Ryder Cup matches were held at Oakland Hills Country Club I was fortunate to have an inside view, I served as executive vice president-finance for the tourna­ment

We all knew the world would be scrutinizing not only Oakland Hills, but our entire area We knew that there were many who raised eyebrows

at the idea of holding one of the world’s most prestigious events in the Detroit area

Well, I was there for all of it -- and I call tell you we not only passed with flying colors, but did ourselves proud This was an event of vast importance and I can say without reservation that we came off as well as the U S golfteam must have wished it had'

Based on my experience. I’d like to provide a few insights

into the impact the Ryder Cup had on our area’s image Together with most of our many volun­teers, I arrived at the course pnor to sunrise to prepare for each day’s spectators

Among those amving early were our conces­sion stand volunteers, provided by Lighthouse of Oakland There were cashiers for Ryder Cup merchandise in the golf shop provided by Comenca Bank and medical services provided by Beaumont Hospital Members of Oakland Hills — and 14 other area country clubs — served as marshals Still other Oakland Hills members provided secretarial services, uniform distnbution, ecology services, media services, transportation, scoring and more

If you thought it took a lot of people to pull this off, you were nght There were 4,000-5,000 volunteers, each who worked a minimum of 20 hours during that week and, in many cases, for weeks leading up to the matches Besides vrork- ing for free, they all had to purchase a $220 uni­form and undergo hours of training

Besides our specific duties, we were all reminded that we were ambassadors of golf and the area That meant we needed to be fnendly, courteous, polite and helpful We were remind­ed that the 35,000 golf fans attending the matches came from every walk of life and from many diffeient nations They would include CEOs, media personalities, sports figures, politi Clans and everyday individuals What they encountered that week would leave them v^ath a lasting impression of our area We didn t discuss the cnme-nddled image the Detroit area has in much of the nation

We also worned about the one thing we

couldn’t control — the weather Michigan Septembers can be cold and wet, but diankftilly Mother Nature smiled on our area We couldn’t have asked for better, a bit chilly in the morn­ings, but shirt-sleeve weather in the afternoon On television, aenal shots from the blimp were postcard perfect

The Townsend Hotel in downtown Birmingham was headquarters for both the American and European teams and PGA offi­cials Others stayed at the Holiday Inn-Express on Woodward Avenue Many an official walked around Birmingham, stopping for coffee or having dinner at our restaurants They were surprised and pleased They didn’t realize what a wonderful area Birmingham is Of course, we knew all along — and it was high time the world found out

The spectators were wonderful and well- behaved On Sunday, at the stands on the 13th tee, the crowd on one side yelled ‘U S A '” On the other side, they responded right back “U S A' U SA '” It echoed among the fairways and trees of Oakland Hills They cheered loudly for their favorite player^ and groaned when shots were missed

But dunng the entire week there were no madents of unruly behavior, and that’s some­thing we can be very proud of Our reputation was on the line, and we performed very, very well

The media, we know, can be cntical But dur­ing this week, many reporters (out-of-towners, not locals) went out of their way to let me and others know that the PGA and Oakland Hills Country Club had put on a fabulous show

These comments were echoed last Sunday at the closing ceremony by the European caddies seated just behind me It was also a dangerous spot, as they had their bottles of champagne celebrating a European victory

The week was a success, despite a sad per­formance by the American team, and set a stan­dard for future events which vlll be coming to our area soon, including baseball’s All-Star Game, football’s Super Bowl, the 2008 PGA Championship and college basketball’s Final Four

These events can build on the momentum established by the Ryder Cup The weather, the volunteers, the spectators and the venue left the impression that our area is delightful, people- friendly and that this is a spot to come back and visit for an extended period

We re off to a great start and better things he ahead Bnngthemon'

Richard Aginian is president and CEO of HomeTown Communications Network the parent company of this newspaper and a past president of Oakland Hills He can be reached by e mail at raginian@homecomm net

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This week is banned books week. Sept 25 to Oct 2 Celebrate by reading something dan­gerous'

The list of books that are frequently banned is often an honor roll of good literature and inno­vative thinkii^ But it also includes books that are disturbing, infuriating and unsettling A book I might embrace as a great work of litera­ture, someone else might see as a deviant assault on civilization

Book banners are people who want to narrow our choices to those books, and ideas, that they

support, that they find uplift­ing, that they perceive as the truth Any books that might disturb their world view are considered dangerous and need to be stopped

If any^ing qualifies as “un- Amencan” that desire to censor and restrict the freedom of expression is the most un- Amencan of all ideas Even ugly ideas need to be freely argued, debated and rejected in an open forum

But, ironically, it is often some of the most enlightened ideas that suffer the censor s wrath Banned Books Online is a Web site that offers books that have been banned at one time or another available for downloading and also gives a look at the history of banned books

Some of these stories are well-known James Joyce’s Ulysses, voted by a panel of literary crit­ics as the greatest English language novel of the 20th century, was barred from the United States for 15 years until the ban was lifted in 1933 The Modern Library edition of the book opens with the judge’s deasion overruling the ban, a landmark in common sense over non­sense

Yes, the book does contain several sexual scenes Sex is an important part of life and Joyce set out to describe in great physical and psychological detail a day in the life of his nchly imagined characters In any case, sexual scenes or political views, who has the right to deny the right of others to experience this great book‘d

But Ulysses is m good company among banned books Voltaire’s Candide, Arabian Nights, Whitman’s Leaves o f Grass, Mary SheWey s Frankenstein and Anna Sewell’s Black Beauty have all been targets The Bible and the Koran have also been banned and are still banned in different parts of the world

Independent Booksellers have released a list of recommended banned books for 2004 Some of these are books intended for children that censors take it on themselves to ban for all children rather than just for their own chil

I f a n y th in g q u a lifie s a s 'u n -A m e r ic a n ' t h a t d e sire to c e n s o r and re s tric t th e fre e d o m o f e x p re s s io n is th e m o s t u n -A m e ric a n o f all ideas

dren A prime example of this is King £? King & Family (the title suggests the theme), the most frequently challenged title o f2004

Others are books that elicit reaction because they are misinterpreted and misrepresented include Harper Lees To Kill A Mockingbird and Mark Twain’s The Adventures o f Huckleberry Finn But, m isinterpreted or not, these and other books should not be banned They should be read, discussed, debated

Another book on the list is Places I Never Meant To Be Original Stones by Censored Writers, edited by Judy Blume, a writer who has had her own share of run-ms with censors Blume IS perhaps the most empathetic author for young readers in the last 30 years Her honesty has regularly gotten her into trouble with the thought police while winning the loy­alty and love of young readers This collection of stones about young people begins with a passionate plea against censorship by Blume

She writes ‘ The bottom line is, censorship happens, often when you least expect it It’s no t; just about the book you may want to read but -- about the book your classmate might want to , - read It’s not just about teachers and libranans , at other schools who might find themselves in job-threatening situations — it might happen at your school Your favorite teacher, the one who made literature come alive for you, the one ’ who helped you find exactly the book you need- t ed when you were cunous, or hurting, the one who was there to listen to you when you felt alone, could become the next target ”

The full essay is in the book and online at wwwjudyblume com

Local libraries are marking this special week with displays of frequently banned books Show your support for freedom, go cheek out John Steinbeck’s Grapes o f Wrath or Robert Cormier’s The Chocolate War or any of the Harry Potter books (all banned somewhere at some time)And fight the thought police Read and let your children read'

Hugh G alffigher is the managing editor of the O b s e r v e r N e w s p a p e r s He can be reached by phone at (734) 953 2149 by e mail at hgallaghenloe homecomm net or by fax at (73 ) 591 7279

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W hen Caliton resident Marc Garner, 17, was looking for a project for his Eagle Scout badge, he got th e idea from his 19-year-old brother, M ike

Mike had done a food and essential needs drive for the Pennckton C enter for Blind Children m Thylor

The center specializes in treating b lind children ages 1 th r o n g 12 w ith a t least one additional handicap The cen­ter does no t charge th e families for services provided to the children O ne-th ird o f the sup­p o rt comes from individuals, one-th ird from service clubs and organizations an d one- th ird from groups such as churches, schools, foundations and corporate donations

M arc said he liked M ikes project

“But I w anted to do it bigger and better,’ he said “I got 600 bags donated from Farm er Jack and th e tow nship A ttached a flier explaining w hat I was doing an d w hat the center needed

M ike and a fellow Scout, Brandon'W aite, 15, helped in th e project

M ike th en g o t his troops together - th a t’s troop 1830 of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - and one Saturday they w ent through th e area pu tting th e bags and fliers on fron t doors

The next Saturday 20 Scouts cam e to his house and they drove around collecting the donations

“O ut o f the 6 0 0 I handed out, I got 200 o r so back, M arc said “M y garage was filled with th e bags

And it was th e sam e a t the center

There was a whole room ju s t filled w ith stuff from them said Jennifer McKay supervisor and volunteer coor d inator a t the centei I can t st css enough th m p o u me of donations foi Pennckton Centei

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Approved M ortgages, 5820 N Canton Center Road, and MicroMax I n c , 5840 N C anton C enter Road, will be feted Fnday, Oct 1 a t an awards luncheon at th e Troy M arriott fea tunng th e Palace’s CEO Tom W ilson as keynote speaker

Approved M ortgages had $2 2 million in revenue in 2 003 and m akes residential m ortgage loans

M icro M ax has an annual revenue of $2 6 m illion last year, they specialize in software engineering products, consult­in g and staffing services

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cereal 101 boxes o f muffin cake or brownie mixes 6 0 bags of potato chips, 53 cans of soup 19 6 4 ounce bottles of juice 32 bottles of shampoo 140 rolls o f paper towels and two gallons of antifreeze

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Wildcats bounce Zebras for 1st varsity winIt was an histone night of football for

Plymouth High School The Wildcats, made up of all under­

classmen, earned their first-ever varsity win Fnday by racking up 401 yards on the ground en route to a 43-32 victor)’ at Wayne Memonal

Both teams are 1-4 overall and 1-2 in the Western Division of the Western Lakes Activities Association

‘ It s such a great feeling, I m so proud of these kids,’ Plymouth coach Jay Blaylock said, still soaked from a post­game Gatorade shower courtesy of his team “These kids have worked so hard for this They really needed a win

We had over 400 yards of rushing tonight, so that shows you how well our

offensive line played They all deserve a lot of credit for this

The Wildcats’ line consists of Jared Panyan, Brad Kraft, Nate McManus, Shawn Bailey and Tkylor Fox

“Josh LeDuc had a great game on defense and Bnan Leighton stepped in for an injured player tonight and played well,” Blaylock said

Junior quarterback Brent Jones ran for 144 yards and one touchdown He also passed for a pair of scores Sophomore running back Nathan Gholston contnbuted 137 yards rushing and one TD

The Wildcats led 14-0 after one quar­ter on a Jones 4-yard run followed by a Gholstoij 31-yard TD run

Wayne answered widi 14-straight points to start the second quarter on TD runs of 14 and 14 yards by Blame Simmons on a 12-yard TD run Junior linebacker Nick Gotts recovered a fum­ble to set up the first Zebra score, but the extra point was missed (Josh Simmons’ pass to senior Dale Dahlberg for the two-pointer made it 14-all)

Plj-mouth, however, led 28-14 at half­time as Jones connected with Joshua LeDuc on a 30-yard TD run followed by Jeffery Harnson’s 1-yard TD run

Harnson added a Styard TD run in the third quarter and ^ v m Minor con­verted his fifth-straight extra point to give Plymouth a 35-14 advantage

Waynes Ternll Ford answered with a

90-yard kickoff return for a TD, but Jones responded with an 8-yard sconng pass to Anthony Green to make it 43-20 (following Harrisons two-point run)

The Zebras made the score respectable with the final two TDs — Josh Simmons on a 10-yard pass to Dale Dahlberg and 20-yard pass to Eugene Hister

Blaine Simmons rushed for 90 yards, while Josh Simmons hit 8-of-l6 passes for 103 yards Jones hit 6-of-13 passes for 57 yards

Each team had an mterpeption — Wayne’s Doug Jo h n so n ^ d Gholston of Plymouth

Plymouth hosts crbss-campus neigh­bor Canton Saturday at 1 p m

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Canton running back Julian Smith powers into the end zon e to give the Chiefs a 28 0 third quarter lead Friday night Canton w on , 42-14, over previously unbeaten Northville

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Three sights have become common for Canton alumni who return for home­coming football games the launching of fireworks, the crowning of the queen and the dismantling of the Chiefs’ opponent

Friday night v’as no exception as Canton squeezed Northville’s dangerous ‘spread” offense on the way to a 42-14 victory

The game was hyped as a showdown between two surging Western Lakes Activities Association unbeatens, but Canton was the only team surging through the first three quarters, building a 35-0 lead

Northville scored a pair of meaning less fourth-quarter TD s to dodge the shutout

Canton which has now outscored its opponents 200 26 will pu t its o 0 m ark o n th f lineS atu ida) against cross cam pus foe Plymouth Kick off is set for 1 p m

*We had some pretty intense practices this week,” Canton coach Tim Baechler said “We told the defense all week that the way you stop the spread offense is to make an eight-yard cement block between the tackles and make them bounce outside We did that for the most

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Salem’s girls swimming team bounced back from its season-open­ing loss to Canton earlier m the week by sinking Walled Lake Western, 134- 52, Thursday night at the Salem pool

The Rocks are now 1-1 heading into Thursday’s Western Lakes Activities Association meet at Walled Lake Northern

Salem won all three of the relays, beginning with the meet-opening 200-yard medley race The quartet of Kelsey Lincoln, Kim Heaney, Ashley Aquinto and Amanda Newman fin­ished m 1 58 49, almost 10 seconds faster than Westerns foursome

The Rocks also captured the 200- yard freestyle relay (Newman, Kate Musson, I^ tie Gorman and Lincoln) in 1 47 94, and the 400-yard freestyle relay (Lincoln, Gorman, Heather Michalsen and Musson) in 3 52 59

Michalsen stroked to a four-second victory m the 200-yard individual medley (2 2416), touching over four seconds ahead of second-place Whitney Wilson of Western

Other individual winners for Salem included Musson (50-yard freestyle, 26 94), Newman (100-yard freestyle, 59 98), Megan McMammon (500- yard freestyle, 6 24 05), Amy Benson (lOO-yard backstroke, 1 09 75) and Heaney (100-yard backstroke,1 1 2 8 8 )

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It wasn t the lightning stnkes that impressed Livonia Stevenson football coach Tim Gabel, it was the way his Spartans were able to steal the thunder from Salem

Stevenson put up two touchdowns before Fnday night’s game was four minutes old and repulsed a bnef Salem challenge on its way to a 34-8 Western Lakes Activities Association victory over the Rocks

The win set up a Lakes Division show­down for Stevenson (5-0,3-0) on Fnday at Westland John Glenn (4-1, 3-0)

Salem, 3-2 after its second-straight loss, will try to rebound against Livonia Churchill

‘We didn t play well,” Salem coach Bob Cummings said We didn’t play well the last two quarters against John Glenn and the first two quarters of this game We ve got to get away from coming out flat”

The Spartans took the opening kickoff and ran four plays, the last a 7-yard scor­ing run around left end by Ryan McMillen The Rocks ran three plays, punted and the Spartans made it 14-0 on the very next play

Junior quarterba^ Chad Casey threw a short pass to Trevor Hearns on the left

side and he hooked toward the sideline and raced 49 yards to score It was 14-0 with 8 39 left in the quarter

Salem was 3-and-out again and once again Stevenson pounced

It took just five plays for the Spartans to find the end zone again, with back Kevin Domingo squeezing three yards up the middle for a 21-0 lead with 4 51 to play

.Salem’s next drive took about 45 mm- uies as one player from each side was injured and had to be taken from the field on a stretcher

Junior Alex York collided with one of

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Canton edges Wildcats in matchBY E D W RIGHTSTA FF W R ITER

The seeds of a spirited, cross-campus rivalry betv’een Plymoufti and Canton were planted Wednesday afternoon on the Plymouth High School tennis courts

The Chiefs prevailed, 5-3, in a contest that saw four of the e i ^ t matches stretch to three sets

Canton improved to 5-3-2 with the victo­ry while the Wildcats dropped to 2-5-2

“The match was close, and since we are such a young team wijth no seniors, we are very optimistic about the potential of our tennis program,” said Plymouth coach Tom Kimball “The sun and heat took a toll on both teams’ players It was evident that our rigorous conditioning work is paying off since we were able to edge Canton m three of the four matches that went to three Sets ’

The match was all square at 2-2 follow­ing the singles competition Plymouth sophomore Sarah Hillegonds captured a

thnllmg battle against Chief Chelsea Darouie at No 1, outlasting the senior, 1-6, 6 - 2 , 6 - 2 ^

Canton’s Katie Bedard won at No 2 over Kelly Armbruster, 6-2,6-1, while Wildcat Chelsea Woodruff nipped Emily Hoemschemeyer, 6-4,3-6,6-2 at the No 3 spot

Canton’s Ashley Madau evened the match with a 7-6,6-0 win over Stephanie Hagen in the final singles match

The Chiefs were victorious in the No 1,2 and 3 doubles matches as Laura McKendry and Nicole Burdiss slipped by Natalie Maurer and Kmnan Patel, 6-4,3-6,0-6, Heidi Phillips and Natalie Slupek downed All Gasorski and Lauren Smith, 6-1, 6-0, and Sheela Ramesh and Dam Reinhardt blanked Noha Bacha and Emily Simott, 6- 0, 6-0

Plymouth’s tandem of Kirstin Schroeder and Katie Hughes upended Canton’s Lauren Reed and Liz Schaurte, 6-4,3-6, 6- 2, at No 4 doubles

Plym outh's No 1 singles player Sarah Hillegonds returns a shot Wednesday against Canton’s Chelsea Darouie Hillegonds w on , 1’ 6 , 6 - 2 ,6 2 , but Canton captured th e m atch, 5-3

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Fellow S a le m alum Ta vio P a ia z z o lo , also a jun io r, shin ed in g oa l fo r th e B rito n s , m a k in g 11 saves in tw o g am e s

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Canton’s slow start is now just a distant memory for the Chiefs, v^o won their eighth stra i^ t i^x jh Wednesday, 3-1, over Westland John Glenn

.^fter starting 0-2-1, Canton is rj.oW 8-2-1 and 6-0 in the Western Lakes Activities Association John Glenn slipped to 2-6-1 (0-6)

Keith Campbell put the Chiefs on the board first with a

goal mid-way through the first half He was assisted by Jason Houdek The Rockets knotted things at 1-1 just before halftime on Josh Rogers’ marker

Canton secured the lead for good early in the second half on Andy Cortellmi’s unassisted goal Brad Marsh added an insurance score a few minutes later after receiving a pass from Adam Pitt Canton outshot the Rockets, 9-2

Salem 4, Walled Lake Western 0: The Rocks rebound­

ed from a sluggish first half to upend the Warriors Wednesday night

The victory improved Salem’s mark to 7-3-3 (5-1)

Following a scoreless first half, Brad Zonca scored the first goal after taking a pass from ThiagoHarns Dave Hall made It 2-0 a short time later and Hams cemented the victory with a pair of second-half tal­lies

Sophomore Brad Field was solid in goal for the Rocks, stop­

ping all five Warner shots We weren’t able to create

much offense in the first half,” Salem coach Ed McCarthy sighed ‘A lot of that was due to Walled Lake Western, which did a nice job defensively In the second half, we were able to put some things together and capi­talize on our opportunities

“Thiago Hams had an out­standing game as he played a role m three of our four goals Defensively, I thought Sean Williams did a nice job”

C h i e f s d r iv e p a s t M u s t a n g s , 157-166Canton’s boys golf team

darned a noteworthy win over a ^rongNorthville squad, 157- 166, at Hilltop Golf Course Wednesday j^ rn o o n

The victory improved the (^e fs’ record to 4-4 m the '^ s te m Lakes Activities A^oaation while Northville fell t b > 2

Matt Harr, listed No 6 on the Chiefs’ depth chart, shot a blis­tering 36 to grab medalist hon­ors idso sconng for the Chiefs were Corey Bugeja (38), Brandon Egglesfield (41) and Dominic Gallo (42) Bryan Wioncek (44) and Cameron Strabbing (46) played, but did not score for Canton

Xander Dobreff was low man for the Mustangs with a 39 Greg Jones (41), Campy Smith

(42) and Jim Gates (44) also scored for Northville

livonia Franklin 150, Salem 164: The I^triots (3-6 overall, 2-6 WLAA) won thanks largely to Paul Seguin’s school-record 32 at Idyl Wild Golf Course Franklin also received strong play from Phil Haapala (40), Ryan Leidal (41) and Alex Chisholm (41)

Salem was led by Jeremy Henderson’s 38 Also sconng for the Rocks were Tyler Velantewski (41), Matt Smith (42) and Mike (Cassidy (43)

Walled Lake Western 153, Salem 169: The Wamors remained unbeaten in the WLAA with the victory Monday afternoon The winners were led \yy Rich Safenan, A J Partenio and Justin Wilhams,

who all fired 38’s Clark Janisse also scored for the Wamors, carding a 39

Salem, which fell to 5-3, was paced by Dave Porter (40) Jeremy Henderson (42), Tyler Jelanicwski (42) and Mike Cassidy (45) also scored for the Rocks

Plymouth Christian 179, B.H. R o e ^ 222: The Eagles cruised to a 43-stroke tnumph Monday thaqks to 43’s from Jordan Brown and Ross Gerulis Also sconng for PCA were Jordan Johnston (46) and Adam Catallo (47)

Brett Kabacmski led Roeper with a 43 Other Roughnders scorers were Trey Villefan (50), Mike Titljung (58) and Stephen Mateyka (71)

Pl3^outh 164, W c^e

Memorial 174: The Wildcats improved to 4-3 with a 10-shot win at Fellows Creek Golf Course

Matt Thibet earned medalist honors with a 37 Jeff Selasky (39), Jimmie Vlcek (43) and Ben Kosmalski (45) also scored for the Wildcats

James Congdon was low man for the Rockets (1-6), finnga 40

Northville 157, Pfymouth 1675 The Mustangs upped their record to 6-2 at Hickory Creek Golf Course behind the Strong play of medalist Greg Jones’ 37

Sconng for Plymouth were Vlcek (40), Selasky (41), Thibet (42) and Hoeman (44) Non- scorers for the Wildcats were Alex Hseih and Kosmalski (49)

S c h o o l c r a f t k ic k e r s p e r f e c t t h r o u g h 10Everything is going right for

the Schoolcraft College women’s soccer team, which extended its record to 10-0-0 l£|St week with a home victory over Albion College JV squad and a championship effort in the Cincinnati State Cup, which was held in Cmcinnati, Ohio

The strong early start has earned the Ocelots No 2 rank­ings in both the NJCAA and NSCAA national women’s soc­cer polls

Kyle LaPorte (Livoma Churchill) scored once and Natalie Thomas (Salem) twice

to give the Ocelots a 3-0 half­time advantage over the Bntons

LaPorte, Tiffani Tlizollmo, Megan Romer (Canton) and Arielle Bryant (Canton) found the back of the net m the sec­ond half for a 7-0 victory

Meagan Farrell (Livonia Franklin) and Andrea Dunn (Garden City) shared time in net to record SC’s sixth shutout of the season The Bntons JV team falls to 3-1

On Sept 18, the Ocelots opened the Cincinnati Cup with an 11-0 win over St Cathenne College (KY)

SC surged to a 5-0 halftime lead and never looked back

Thomas and Casey Hoover (Walled Lake Western) scored a pair of goals each for the winners, who received single markers from Lindsey Turkington, Jennifer Dahl, Jessica Saba, LeighAnne Myers, Kara Jean, LaPorte and Nicole Saigh

Farrell and Dunn blanked the Patriots in net

On Sept 19, SC clinched the title with a 3-2 triumph over Louisburg College (NC)

They were a determined and well-coached team said

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2-1 s e t b a c k t o S t in gSarnia’s John Hecimovic

spoiled the Plymouth Whalers’ season-opening game Friday night, sconng both Samia goals in the Sting’s 2-1 victory

Heamovic’s second goal — the eventual game-vsnnner — came at the 9 55 mark of the second penod and snapped a 1- 1 tie James Fraser was credited with tvTO assists for the Sting Enk Schwanz had one helper

The game was played before 3,639 at the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre

Samia goaltender Ryan

Munce was bnlliant, stopping 37 of 38 Whaler shots Plymouth goalie Ryan Nie also shined, m ^ n g 39 saves

Mike Letizia scored the lone Plymouth goal, beating Munce at the 5 26 mark of the first ^period John Armstrong assist- , ed on the goal

The Whalers were hampered by their inability to produce on the power play, missing out on all seven of their man-advan­tage situations Samia convert­ed on one-of-five power-play chances

W h a t t o d o w i t h o u t N H L ?

¥es, I broke down and did what I threatened to do in my debut column Sept 12

for the Redford and Garden City Observers

I dragged my musty old goalie equipment out of the basement and took it to

Redford Ice Arena to do a drop-in hock­ey session

With my rec team’s season soon to start, I thought it would be a good idea to

Tim work thejmith i kinks out of

SC coach Bill Tolstedt LaPorte’s goal gave SC a 1-0

lead She was assisted by Saigh and Saba

The Hurricanes retaliated with a goal a short time later, but LaPorte answered with a goal after taking a pass from Bryant to make it 2-1

Romer later provided an insurance goal to secure the win She was assisted by Thomas

Louisburg scored on a penal­ty kick to make it 3-2 but theHurricanes never came close to scoring in the games final moments

my aging bones and muscles — as well as loosen up the stiff pads and gloves ’ a t session didn’t turn out to be a rip-roaring event only two skaters were circling the ice when I trudged out of the dressing room

We still had as much ftm as we could, given the fact two young guys were firing away at a slow-motion geezer

I guess it was better than the usual situation of not having a goaltender out there at all (At least those skaters were polite about It and said that was the case)

It sure would be great if that drop m session featured enough scrubs to have two full teams going at it

Maybe that day isn’t too far off

E-M A IL US

Fans m Hockeytown now might need to figure out how to get enough of their favorite sport what with the National Hockey League locking out players as of Sept 16

It looks like at least half of the 2004-05 NHL season will be jeopardized The entire schedule might be cancelled

And so I ask hockey buffs this question How will you spend this upcoming winter of doom and discontent‘d

Will you regularly trek out to Compuware Sports Arena m Plymouth Township to catch the junior league 'V^alers'd Will your hockey fix consist of going out to the vanous com­munity nnks to watch youth games'd

Will you join the tiny core of skaters at Redford Ice Arena?

It is a question I would love to get answers to

Please e-mail me (the address is in the next para­graph) by the end of iJiis week with your responses and I will include them m a future col­umn

Tim S m ith is sports editor of the ffedfordand G a r d e n O t y O b s e r v e r s He can be reached at (734) 953 2106 and via e mai: at tsmith^oe homecomm net

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ROCKSFROM PAGE B1his own Spartan teammates attempting a tackle on the kick- oflf and was knocked out He was immobilized and taken to the hospital, where Stevenson officials were told a CAT scan disclosed no serious injury

Nine plays after the game resumed it was stopped again as Salem’s Jonathan Marsh suf­fered a concussion He was taken to a hospital as a precau­tion Wmgback Kevin Bradley capped Salems 85-yard drive with a 12-yard scoring run on a counter play to the right The Rocks were successful in turn­ing a botched extra point try into a two-point conversion, making it 21-8 with 11 55 left in the half

The Spartans struck back with two more lightning plays — a 4-yard score by McMillen on the fourth play after Salem’s kickoff and a 68-yard scoring romp on a counter play by wmgback Pat Clasgans That made it 34-8 with 3 02 left in the half and completed the

games scoring‘As nice as our start was,

Gabel said, ‘ that was a more positive sign The way we were able to turn the momentum around

‘We were able to seize the momentum, which is some­thing we talked about trying to do Things just broke our way, too ’

They dominated us on both sides of the ball m the first two quarters, Cummings said “It was a rough game

Quarterback Jeff Lake tried to keep Salem in the game with his running the option, mostly keepers

Lake was the game’s leading rusher with 118 yards, which took 17 Carnes to get He was under pressure when he tned to throw, though, and was 0- for-6 wi-^ two interceptions He caught a pass from Bradley good for 17 yards, the second game in a row the two have clicked on the halfback option pass

Lake looks like he’d have potential to make some MIAA team a nice player — if they’d

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look him upStevenson ran for 227 yards

in the first half on just 19 car- nes Clasgans gmned 106 yards on four rushes while Jacob Howell gained 95 on nine rush­es

Casey was very efficient throwing the ball He complet­ed 6 of-7 passes for 152 yards

Casey might not have the flash and flair of some of his WLAA counterparts, but hes doing a mce job of running the Stevenson offense

He’s very efficient,” Gabel said ‘He s good in the huddle, he handles the running game and he’s an accurate passer He gets more comfortable in that role every week.”

We did play better the sec­ond half,’ Cummings said “But the game was out of reach then

‘Our division is pretty close Stevenson and John Glenn are on top, but everybody is tough We ve got our work cut out for us’

So, it would appear, do the Spartans

CAHTON

PREP FOOTBALL P lym ou th at Canton 3 p n M acom b CC at Schoolcra ft 4 p mFriday Oct 1 S a e m at N o rth v lle 3 p m Wednesday Sept 29

L v o n a C h u r c f i i l -a tSa le n 7 p m "a y o r Kennedy at Belleville 3 p m M adonna v s S iena He gh tsBe leville at Allen Park 7 p m Wednesday Sept 29 a t L iv o m a sG re e n m e a d F ie ld 4 p m

Saturday Oct 2 P lym outh at Sa lem 3 p m Thursday Sept 30Canton at P lym outh 1 p m Canton at L ivon a Ste ven son 3 p m M adonna v s Cum berland (K y)

GIRLS BASKETBALL L n c o ln P ark at Belleville 3 p m a t L n d s e y W ilson College (K y ) 8 p mTuesday Sapt 28 Friday Oct 1 Saturday Oct 2

W estland J o h n Glenn at P lym outh 7 p m W L Central at P lym outh 3 p m Schoolcraft at C uyahoga (Ohio) TBALivon a Church ill at S a le n 7 p m Canton at Sa lem 3 p m M adonna a t L n d s e y W ilson (K y) 8 p m

Canton at W L Central 7 p m BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Sunday Oct 3PCA at A gape 7 p m Tuesday Sept 28 Schoolcraft at C uyahoga (Ohio) TBAThursday Sept 30 Bellev He at Red ford Un on Jam boree 4 p m WOMENS COLLEGE SOCCER

P lym outh at Walled Lake Northern 7 p m Thursday Sept 30 Tuesday Sept 28Sa lem at W estland Joh n Glenn 7 p m W LAA W estern 0 v is on Jam boree M adonna v s S ena Hts U n ivers ty

L von a Franklin at C a n to i 7 p m at R icha rd son Coun ty Park 4 5 0 p m at L von ia s G reenm ead F eld 4 p mOakland Christian at PCA 7 3 0 p m W LAA Lake s D iv s io n Meet Saturday O ct 2

Ink ste r at Bel ev He 7 p m at C a ss Benton Park 4 5 0 p m M adonna v s CornerstoneFriday O c ti Saturday Oct 2 at Livon a s G reenm ead Field noon

Agape at Bloom fie ld H lls Roeper 8 p m P lym outh and Sa lem at D vine Child (Ocelot Invitational at S^oolcraft)BOYS SOCCER Invite at D ea rbo rn H S 9 3 0 a m Schoolcra ft v s Loyo la ( I I I ) Club H e m

Monday Sept 27 Canton at Hasle tt Invite 9 3C a m MSLI Club v s Cine nnati S t 130 p mW a y n e M e m o ra at P lym outh 7 p m GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Sunday Oct 3

L vom a Frank in at Sa lem 7 p m Thursday Sept 30 (Ocelot Invitational at Schoolcraft)Canton at Northv He 7 p m P ym outh and Canton at WLAA Western Schoolcra ft v s MSLf C ub 11 a m

D H Crestw ood at Bellev He 4 p m D v is io n Meet 4 1 5 p m C ncinnati S t v s Loyola (11) Club 1 30 p mTuesday Sept 28 Sa lem at W LAA Lake s O v s o n WOMENS COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL

PCA at So u th f eld Chr st an 4 3 0 p m Meet at R icha rd son County Park 4 1 5 p m Tuesday Sept 26M acom b C h r s t an at A gape 4 3 0 p m Saturday Oct 2 Delta CC at Schoolcra ft 7 p m

Wednesday Sapt 29 P lym ou th S a e m and Canton Co ne rstone at M adonna 7 p mP lym ou th at No thvil e 7 p m at ha sle tt In v ta t io n a TBA Thursday Sept 30

Sa lem at W ayne M em or el 4 p m GIRLS SWIMMING St Cla r at Schoolcra ft 7 p mW L N orthern at Canton 7 p m Tuesday Sept 28 FndaySaturday O ct 12Garden City at Be ile v ile 4 p m P lym outh at M Iford 6 p m M adonna C la ssic Tournam ent TBA

Thursday Sept 30 Thursday Sept 30 ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUEPCA at Oakland Ch ristian 4 3 0 p m P lym outh at N o r t h v ie 7 p m Friday O ct 1

Friday O cLI Sa lem at W L Northern 7 p m W halers at London Kn igh ts 7 3 0 p mSouthgate And e rson at P lym outh 5 30 p m Livon a F ra n k in at Canton 7 p m Saturday Oct 2

Agape at Zoe Chr st an 4 3 0 p m Carlson at Be lev He 7 pm W halers v s Gue ph StormSaturday Oct 2 Saturday Oct 2 a tC om p u w a re A re n a 7 3 0 p m

S a e m at Canton 1230 p m Rock M aure r Re ay s at Sa lem noon Sunday Oct 3BOYS GOLF MENS COLLEGE SOCCER Wha 6 s at W n d so Sp tf res 6 p m

M ond ay Se p t 27 Tue sd ay Se p t 28 T3A t m e to be announced

FROM PAGE B1 part tonight”

Baechler praised the play of his offensive line and senior running back/defensive back Julian Smith, who gained 116 yards on 15 carries, scored two touchdowns, and delivered sev­eral mouth-guard-removmg hits on defense

‘ Our offensive linemen are the MVPs of this team,” Baechler said “Their job is to control the hne of scnmmage, and they did that tonight

“Julian Smith played excep­tionally well on both sides of the ball He ran well and he made several great plays on defense”

NorthviUe’s most potent weapon this season, running back Mac Stilec, was limited to three carries for 14 yards Stilec participated in less than a quar­ter of the Mustangs’ offensive plays due to a hamstring injury that has hampered him all sea­son, Northville coach Clint Alexander said

“Not having Mac m there hurt, because he’s such a big part of our offense,” Alexander said “It’s notjust his physical presence either He’s kind of like our Sir Lancelot, he makes everybody else better just by being m the game

‘ We knew if we were going to have a chance tonight we’d have to score early with Canton, but before we knew it, we were down 14-0 Canton’s offense is so hard to prepare for When they execute it like they did tonight, the defense starts guessing, and we were guessing wrong’

Canton churned out 506 total yards — all on the ground Northville finished with 215 total yards, Il6 on the ground and 99 through the air

While Smiffi did most of his damage outside the tackles. Canton fullback Chuck Schumacher punished the Mustangs between the hash- marks, running for 126 yards on 13 rushes Andy Rossow also had a strong night, gaining 76 yards on just seven carnes

Canton quarterback Shawn Little was O-for-2 passing, but he contnbuted 99 yards rush­ing, most coming on an 87-yard fourth quarter TD sprint

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player was running back Cody Sivic, who scampered for 76 yards on 11 carnes Mustang quarterback Charles Thomas completed ll-of-19 aenals for 99 yards He also ran the ball nine times for 19 yards and a TD

Canton’s defense forced four turnovers Schumacher and Konrad Konsitzke had inter­ceptions while Jake Powers and P J Caram recovered fumbles

The Chiefs scored on their first two possessions to set the early tone They almost scored the first time they touched the ball, but Smith’s 92-yard kickoff return was brought back by a penalty

Rossow capped off the open­ing six-play, 83-yard scoring dnve when he spnnted 33 yards to paydirt Collin

O Shaughnessy followed with the first of his six successfiil *extra points

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Quest for excellenceThe Canton Quest premier girls soccer team captured first place in the U16 Gold Division o f the Global Soccer Tournam ent in Rochester/Troy recently The Quest went undefeated, outsconng its opponents, 16M Canton defeated Midland, 2-1 in the final match Pictured top row (l-r) are Drew Crawford (coach), Erika Powell (Belleville) Kelsey Krzyzniak (Dearborn), Kaitlin Hearn (Garden C ity), Mallery Tarrant (Dearborn), Kathleen Bohrer (Plym outh), Val Klemmer (Plym outh), Chelsey Quinlan (Canton) Maggie Tihanyi (Plym outh) and Mario D Agostino (coach) Pictured on the bottom row are Brittany Warner (Canton), Chelsea D'Agostino (Canton), B e tty Budd (Willis), Kayla Carmody (Canton), Aubrey Warner (Canton) Mara Weber (N o vi) and Laura Supplee (Allen Park)

J a p a n Cup buried by R yder CupMow about a Ryder Cup for

bowling? How much pub licily and media attention

can one sporting event get’We found that out last week

as the Oakland Hills Country club hosted the event It domi­nated the print media and

there was no end to the tel evised cover­age

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T he B oard o f E du ca tio n o f th e P lym outh C an to n C om m unity Schools in v ite s a ll in te re s ted a n d qualified com panies to su b m it a b id for th e p u rch ase o f D is tr ic t-W id e M o p S e rv ic e & S u p p l ie s Specifications an d bid form s a re available by phoning D an Phillips in th e PC C S P u rch asin g D ep artm en t a t (734) 416 2746 Technical qu estio n s can be d irected to Tom Seales in th e PCC S M ain tenance D e p a rtm en t a t (734) 416 2960 Sealed bids a re d u e to th e E J M cC lendon B u ild ing 454 S ou th H arvey P lym outh M I 48154 on or before 2 00 p m T uesday O ctober 5 2004 a t w hich tim e th e bids w ill be publicly opened T he B oard of E ducation re se rv es th e righ t to accep t a n d o r re jec t all b ids as th ey judge to be m th e best in te re s t o f th e school

B oard of E ducation P lym outh C anton C om m unity Schools

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In com pliance w ith th e A m ericans w ith D isab ih ties Act th e C ity of P lju n o u th w ill provide n ecessary reasonable au x ilia ry a id s and services su ch a s s igners for th e h ea rin g im paired an d aud io tapes o f p n n te d m a te n a ls be ing considered a t Ihe m ee tm g 'h earin g to in d iv id u a ls w ith d isab ilities R equests for au x iliary a id s or services m ay be m ade by w ritin g o r calling th e following

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PL EA SE TAKE N O TE T h a t R obert Bosch C orporation w ill app ear before th e B oard o f T ru stee s of th e C h a rte r Township o f P lym outh re q u e s tin g a one (1) y e a r ex tension for In d u s tr ia l F acilities E x em ption C ertifica te N o 2003 004 for th e ir proposed project on p ro p e rty located e a s t of H aggerty Road sou th of Five M ile Road w e s t of I 275 E xpressw ay and n o rth of M 14 P lym outh Township W ayne C ounty M ich igan T he B eard of T ru stee s approved th e o r ig in a l re q u e s t for a tw elve (12) y ear In d u s tr ia l F acilities E x em p tio n a f te r com pletion in Decem ber 2002 T he S ta te of M ich igan g ra n te d th e re q u e s t an d issued th e C ertifica te in F e b ru a ry 2003 T he one (1) y e a r extension is be ing req u ested becau se construction o f th e proposed facilities have been delayed If th e B oard of T ru stee s approves th e req u est for th e one (1) year ex ten sio n th e C ertifica te w ill th e n expire Decem ber 30 2018 T h e re q u es t is on file in th e C lerk s Office w here i t is availab le for pub lic p e ru sa l d u rin g re g u la r bu sin ess hours 8 00 a m to 4 30 p m M onday th ro u g h F rid ay A ny Township re s id en t or m em ber of a n y tax in g a u th o rity w ith m th e Township of P ly m o u th h a s th e r ig h t to a tte n d th e m ee tin g or re q u es t in w ritin g th a t a public h e a r in g be he ld I f no re q u es t is received th e B oard o f T ru stee s m ay co n sid er th e one (1) y e a r ex tension w ith o u t ho ld in g a public h e a r in g W ritten re q u ests for a public hearin g should be received p rio r to th e d a te of th e m eeting and d irected to th e C lerk C h a rte r T ow nship of P ly m o u th , 42350 A nn Arbor R oad B u ild in g #3 P ly m o u th M I 48170T h e re g u la rly schedu led m eeting a t which th is re q u e s t w ill be co n sidered w ill be h e ld on T uesday S ep tem b er 28 2004 com m encing a t 7 00 p m an d be he ld in th e M eeting Room a t P ly m o u th Tow nship H a ll 42350 A nn A rbor R oad P lym outh M ich igan 48170T elephone n u m b er 734 354 3224

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away on page two about ibe Japan Cup Professional Bowler’s Association tour event currently

underway in Yokohama Hartland resident Mika

Koivuniemi made the cut to the final field of 32 for round- robin match play moving from 48th to 25th Besides the top PBA players, the field includes some of Japan’s top pro and amateur bowlers

Koivuniemi s 27-game total stands at 5,895 pins, an aver­age of 218 33

In match play, all of the scores are zeroed out and all the players start fresh The tournament concludes with a stepladder finals on Monday

Funny, isn t it, how a news Item like this can get dwarfed by a well-hyped golf event that

happened to be right in out own bacl^ard But I ask, were there any of the golf competi­tors from our own area’

Not even close ■ There was no bowling col­

umn in these pages last week No, not because there was

nothing going on, but because I had to rush m to the emer­gency facility at Henry Ford Hospital m West Bloomfield

Instead of wntmg the col­umn, I had a suction tube up my nose and down below, then a whole bunch of spaghetti hooked up to an IV running constantly with antibiotics and other stuff

At first It looked like I \Vas going in for surgery, but after a cat-scan they decided to send me to Bon Secours hospiteJ in Grosse Pointe for further treat­ment

Grosse Pomte was as bad as going to Lower Slobbovia, dis­tance-wise, for It was too far for family and friends to visit

After four days and countless needle jabs there, I was feeling very isolated and trapped in a hospital bed The first 24 hours was hellacious because I hadn’t even planned to be overnight, but here it was nearly a week and they wanted to keep me longer

Diverticulitis is what I had, a disease of the intestines, and take my word for it, it hurts I used to believe old Sparky Anderson, ex-manager of the Detroit Tigers who dways said, “Pain don t hurt

The one good thing about

this experience was how nice some of the Bon Secours peo­ple were, such as my nurse Debbie And that’s no wonder at all since she is a league bowler at Fountamview Lanes in the St Michael s League

Her team is aptly named Good Girls Finish Last

Nurse Angie bowls occasion­ally, but not in league play, while Denise used to bowl just for fun years ago Nurse assis­tant Louise used to enjoy bowl­ing when she was much younger

It just goes to show, that wherever the road may take you, you will always find that there are plenty of people around who participate in bowling

■ Ten Pm Alley is back, this will be the 15th season in the Observer ^ Eccentric Newspapers (since 1989) and will I do my best to bring you all he latest happenmgs in the local bowling scene

It will also be a year like none before, as we begin to make the transition from sep­arate single organizations to one unified and more stream­lined bowlers group (U S Bowling Congress)

The game will stay the same, the tournaments will go on as in the past, and overall every­one should be better off in the new organization

Al Harrison is a resident of Livonia and a director and life member of the Greater Detroit Bowling Association He can be reached at (248) 4771839

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Not even the impending arrival of Hurricane Jeanne could stop Madonna University womens volleyball coach Jerry Abraham from reaching anoth er milestone

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The Crusaders ranked No 7 m last weeks NAIA poll improved to 20-1 overall on Friday after beating Wilmington (Del) and St Thomas (Fla), both matches in three straight games

Abraham became only the fifth NAIA volleyball coach to reach 700 victories He is scheduled to be inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame this December in San Diego, Calif and was recently honored as the inaugural member of MU’s Hall of Fame

The tournament schedule and travel was moved up a day in preparation of Hurncane Jeanne, which was supposed to hit the West Palm Beach (Fla) area over the weekend

MU freshman Jacqui Gatt (Livonia Churchill) had a career-high 10 kills and a team-high nine digs in the win over Robert Morns, while Frost added 31 assists Caryn Inman had a total of six blocks, including two solo

On Tuesday, the Crusaders will face the only team to defeat them this season, Cornerstone Game time is 7 p m Ihesday at MU for the Wolvenne-Hoosier Athletic Conference match

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Plymouth made a strong first impression on Livonia Churchill m both teams’ Western Lakes Activities Association opener at Churchill Thursday night

The Wildcats (3-3 overall) jumped out to a 19-9 first-hdf lead, and cruised m for a 42-24 victory The Chargers fell to 2- 4 overall

“First and foremost, it was mce to get off to a good start in the league,” said Wildcat coach Bjchelle Reilly, who took advantage of a comfortable fourth-quarter lead to play sev­eral of her reserves “They switched from a zone to a man- to-man m the second half, and we got the ball inside and fin­ished well We played hard as a team ”

Jeamne Moise had her typi­cal productive game, netting 19 points and 13 rebounds Colleen Flaherty finished with eight points — six coming on two threes — and Kim Olech had eight points and 13 rebounds

Reilly was impressed by the play of new addition Brandi Hjmmons, who scored three points and hauled down 12 boards Hammons joined the tesim two weeks ago after mov­ing to the area from Kentucky

Pfymouth extended its 10- point halftime lead to 40-17 after three quarters Moise, Flaherty and Olech combined for 20 of the Wildcats’ 21 third-quarter points

The Wildcats return to action Thesday when they host Westland John Glenn

Walled Lake Central 46, Salem 37j The Rocks were hampered by foul trouble and the Vikings’ tenacious trapping defense The loss dropped Salem to 4-3 (O-l) while Central improved to 3-4 (1-0)

“We lost Ellen Canale and Allysa Guerm in the second quarter to foul trouble which hurt because Central has a good trapping defense Salem coach Fred Thom ann said “They returned m the third quarter, but they both fouled out in the fourth quarter

“We committed too many turnovers and we didn’t shoot the ball very well We need to do a better job against pres­sure, and we will

Iferesa Coppiellie had a stel­lar game for the Rocks, finish­ing with team highs in points (15) and rebounds (nine) Canale racked up nine points and Guenn had six Bnt Burkhardt twined 19 for the winners

Salem rolled to a 13-6 first- quarter lead, but trailed 24-20 at the half due largely to the foul predicament

The Rocks trailed just 36-34 with five minutes to play, font ws went the next three min­utes or so without sconng,’ Tliomann said

Salem returns to action Thesday when it hosts Livonia Qiurchill

Canton 51, Walled Lake Westmn 23: The host Chiefs opened their WLAA slate in :Style with a 28-point blowout victory Canton led 15-2 after one quarter, 26-4 at the half and 43-9 at the end of the tiiird quarter

Canton is now 3-4 (1-0) while the Warriors are winless in seven tnes-this season

“It was a good game for us because everyone got involved,” said Chief coach Bob Blohm 1 started putting my reserves in mid-way through the third quarter and they played the remainder of the game

“We had a good start tonight Western has a young team and we were able to get up on them and keep our l e ^ We played with a lot of intensity tonight ”

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double-double finishing with 15 points and 10 rebounds Lisa Ealy contributed 13 points and freshm an M ane M artin scored a season high nine

Tanya Moftah led the Warriors with six points

Canton’s next game is Thesday at Walled Lake Central

Monroe 34, BeHeviUe 23:Playing without leading scorer Enca Brewer, the Tigers were outmatched by the 'IVojans in the Mega Red opener for both schools Brewer is possibly out for the season after suffenng a knee injury last week against Willow Run

‘ We really miss Enca,” Belleville coach Kevin Awards stressed ‘She was good for 16, 17 pomts every game We’ll just have to play with the hand we’re dealt ”

The loss dropped Belleville to 4-4 (O-l)

“We really need to work on our shooting,’ Edwards reiter­ated “We made 7-of-40 shots tonight and 7-of-52 m our pre­vious game The thing IS, we only took five shots outside the lane tonight We’re getting good shots, they’re just not falling I have no problems with file girls’ effort T h ^ ’re playing hard We’re just going to have to start worlang so much on defense at practice and spend more time on shoot­ing dnlls ”

Taylor Manley was the Tigers’ top scorer with seven Renee Seng added six, and Danica Holmes and Tia Lewis both netted five Jasmine Peterson chipped m with a team-high eight rebounds

Joleyn Stnnger led the IVojans with 12, Sarah Howe added 11

Belleville’s next game is Thursday when it hosts Inkster

Bloomfi^d HiUs Roeper 52,PCA 47: With leading scorer Joi Jennings under the weath­er, the Eagles’ chances ■were cloudy Fnday night m a

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Michigan Independent Athletic Conference opener forboth teams

PCA is now 4 4 overall while Roeper stands at 6 2

Joi literally came out of her sick bed to play tonight,” said her father/coach Harvey Jennings “She scored 14 points, but you could tell she wasn t herself’

Joi Jennings added four steals and three rebounds for the Eagles Kelsie Tietjen (10 points, 11 boards and four steals) and Lauren Soblesky (10 pomts) also played well for PCA

Roeper was paced by Leslie Righetti and Sophie Braden, both of whom netted 11

“Roeper has a really good team,” Jennings emphasized “I told file girls after the game, ‘Sometimes you don’t lose, you get beat ’ They played their hearts out tonight”

PCAled 11-8 after one quar­ter, but Roeper stormed back to take a 21-17 halftime advan­tage The Eagles cut their deficit to 38-36 after three quarters, but couldn’t seal the deal m the final eight minutes

Southfield CSiristian 41, Canton Agape 34: The Wolvennes fell into a deep first-half hole and almost climbed out before falling in the MIAC opener for both squads SC is now 7-2 overall while Agape slipped to 4-3

‘ The) have a very young, tal­ented team,” Wolvenne coach Chuck Henry said “They had a nice first-quarter lead We cut It to five in the fourth quarter, but we missed a couple of lay­ups”

A J Crepsledthe Wolvennes with 14 pomts and 18 rebounds Bnanna Chrenko and Danielle Henry both twined SIX

Jenny Grandison led the winners with 17

Agape returns to action Ihesday night when it hosts Plymouth Christian Academy at Discovery Middle School

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Season has s low s ta r t , bu t g e t re ad y to hunt ru ffe d g rou seRuffed grouse season

opened Wednesday under warm, balmy conditions

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Warm tem­peratures and sunny skies will quickly take a toll on your canine companion, so if you do hunt be sure to bnng plen­ty of water for Fido

Make frequent stops and let your dog wallow in a stream, mud hole or just a shady hol­low if he feels so inclined

Many hunters are opting to wait it out awhile The best gunning actually comes later m the season anyway Once the leaves start falling the wood lands open up and so do shoot ing opportunities

Early season success bal­ances on quick reflexes since a fleeting bird will disappear into the thick foliage in an instant But once that foliage is gone, dialing in on a crossing bird is a little bit easier

Grouse season opened Sept 15 and runs through Nov 14, then opens again Dec 1-Jan 1 statewide

In the meantime, if you have access to some private land in Berrien, Cass, St Joseph, Branch Hillsdale or Lenawee counties you may want to give dove hunting a try

Doves are the No 1 game­bird in the United States and the Michigan Natural Resources Commission earlier this month unanimously passed a resolution allowing for a limited dove season m the SIX counties mentioned above

SPORTS ROUNDUPyou H BASEBALL TRYOuTS

S T h e 12 a n d u n d e r Dearborn Heights Knights a travel baseball team are sched­uling tryouts for the 2005 base­ball season The Knights will participate in the Northwest Suburban Amateur Baseball Federation, a member of the American Amateur Baseball Congress, and play m Cooperstown (NY) Dreams Park Tournament

For more information, call Rich Grucz at (800) 949-9834

■ The 13-and-under Michigan Wolves, a travel base ball team, will conduct tryouts in late September and early October Players must turn 13 after Aug 1 2004 Call Tim Broughton anytime at (734) 645-9033

FA LL S O FTB A LL TOURNEYS

Rosco Sports will be hosting a fall softball tournament on the weekend of Oct 9-10 at the Canton Softball Center

Tournament champions will receive awards and a team ban­quet Contact Bob Hope at (734) 667-2347 The deadline for entering is the prior Thursday at 6 p m

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Waza FC is looking for play­ers for an UlO and U13 girls soccer team Call Colleen Debolski at (248) 477 1252 or e-mail wazaclubmanager@hot-

Hunting IS allowed on both private and public land but public land is limited m those counties so your best bet is get ting access to some pnvate fields The hunt is the result of a compromise between the NRC and the governor’s office Under the agreement, a three year pilot hunt will be held only in those six counties At the end of the 3-year trial period the NRC and the DNR will evaluate the hunt and decide on its future

The season opened Sept 10 and runs through Oct 30 The daily bag limit is 15 and the possession limit is 30

If you re a woman who is interested m bird hunting the DNR is offering a program you might be interested in The Becoming an Outdoors- Woman Program will hold a pheasant hunt on Oct 2 in the Upper Peninsula

This program is a great opportunity for women to learn a new shooting sport

from seasoned mentors, says Lynn Marla the statewide coordinator for the BOW pro­gram Like all BOW pro­grams, the pheasant workshop offers women quality instruc­tion m a friendly, supportive environment with otherwomen

Marla says participants will receive professional instruc­tion and will have an opportu­nity to shoot sporting clays and participate m a pheasant hunt behind trained bird dogs

Shotguns and shells will be provided or you can bring your own After the hunt there will be pheasant cooking demonstration Cost for the workshop, which is being host­ed by Black Duck Sporting Clays in Rapid River, is $80

Participants must be 18 or older, have a valid Michigan small game hunting license and their own hunter orange clothing

The registration deadline is Sept 24 Registration forms

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Lullabies and bedtime

storiesAnother Sept 11th has

come and gone Sadly, since 2001, we ve added

new images to our 9/11 mem­ories, including those from a Russian school and too many others to mention

The first PCEP Parent Meeting of the year took place this week Laura Lee, a Canton High School parent, recalled the Parent Forum she attended on 9/11 in 2001

I remember waking through the halls ” Laura and other parents stood outside classrooms and watched young students watch the news on TV ‘ It was almost dreamlike What we wit­nessed was all-consuming, fear and frustration I think I’ll always remember being at the Park on 9/11”

Later that day, parents were faced with the task of explaining the unexplainable to their sons and daughters But when it was time for young children to go to bed, discussions of current events were replaced with bedtime stones

The Star-Spangled Banner IS a great anthem, but not a very good lullaby Twinkle, little star is more soothing than “rockets’ red glare and bombs bursting ’

Parents believe nighttime stones have magic powers to give children sweet dreams Sometimes they do

Anne Alatalo, Bentley Elementary media specialist, said, It IS so important for parents to continue to read to their children, even after they can read themselves Its a terrific way for parents to share stones from their childhood Nothing is more comforting than sitting close to a parent shanng a book ”

Storytime for former Plymouth resident Gov Jenn ifu Granholm and clnl drcn include W h e r e th e W i l d T h i n g s A r e R a m o n a M o m s the Moose, Silverwmg, Firewing, Sunwing, Harry Potter, Love You Forever, and Goodnight Moon

Third-graders from Mrs Wades class at Bentley report their parents read many sto­nes Aneesh enjoys Children’s Beloved Fairy Tales o f India, Xenia listens to Peter Pan m Korean Archana likes silly monkey stones from India Robert’s mother reads Don tJum p Off tAe in Chaldean Aroobs father makes up stones in both Urdu and English

Bentley library s bilingual picture book collection includes Very Hungry Caterpillar m Chinese,Arabic and Urdu and We’re Going on a Bear Hunt in Panjabi, Urdu, Serbo- Croatian, Arabic and Chinese

Canton and Plymouth libraries offer children’s books m Hebrew, Russian, Swahili, French, Bengalese, Spanish, Italian, Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Japanese, Hmong, Thmil, Filipino, Vietnamese, German, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Polish, Latin,Russian, Khmer and others

The language we tell a bed­time story m doesn’t matter, but the message does It’s always, “You can sleep now. I’m here ”

Parents may have a more restful sleep if we remember that while we’re reading to our child, somewhere in the world another mother or father is reading to their chfld, too Wodiewilden Kerle wohnen - (Where the Wild Things Are), ovHuevos verdes conjamon - (Green Eggs and Ham), or Jc Taimerai Toujours - (Love You Forever)

We may sleep more peace­fully if we remember that we all say goodnight to the very same moon

And if your children are at college, call them tonight, read them a favorite story Deb Madonna is a Plymouth Township resident and a regular contributor to the O b s e r v e r She can be reached via e mail at clan on@storyte!lerdesign com

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The countdown begins Monday, Oct 4, the day mem­bers of the Italian American Club m Livonia begin cele­brating the founding of America - by an Italian The flag-raising symbolizes their affection for the two countries

“Every week before Columbus Day we raise an Italian flag at City Hall,” said Mary Panacki, club histonan and a Westland resident ‘It’s always the first Monday before Columbus Day It’s Italian week in Livonia and culmi­nates with a celebration on the following Sunday It’s so important to recognize both We have such a wonderfiil country My dad was bom m Italy and came here on the boat as many of the Italians did My dad was always so proud of America ”

This year’s celebration, as in the past 26 years, is open to the public and members who proudly celebrate their her­itage Festivities, including a family-slyle dinner, start at 5 p m Sunday, Oct 10, at the Italian American Club of Livonia Banquet Center, 39200 Five Mile, Livonia The Four Lads provide the enter­tainment

Tickets are $65 For more information, call (734) 953- 9724

‘It’s special this year because it’s the 10th anniver­sary of the building but our friendship goes back nearly 30 years, said Mary Galasso before she left to visit her hus-

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Patrick Tavolacci (le ft) , iii$ wife A n n , Jo h n Bom m anto, Tony Greco and Alex Fedngo are the five remaining mem bers who founded the Italian American Club o f Livonia in 1977

band Mano’s family in Italy “We first got together for a fund-raiser for Ed McNamara, Oct 13,1977 After we said why don’t we get together as a club You had to have established your her­itage We wanted to promote and keep the culture of the Italian people

‘ We offer Italian lessons for adults and children (open to anyone) We are a public serv­ice We want to share the Italian culture with everyone We realize the importance that we’re getting older and need new members ’

Italian Americans from Farmington Hills, Canton, Redford, West Bloomfield, Franklin, Warren, Femdale, Milford, Riverview, Allen Park, and Gibraltar meet reg­ularly at the club Their her­itage IS the tie that binds Even though a few have moved as far away as Texas they maintain membership Of the 19 founders, five are still active

‘Back then it was mostly Livonians, said Alex Fedngo, a past president and founding member We’re all close When we had a parly we all

came It was closer then because we only had 100 members^ When there was a wedding everyone came ”

Ibny Greco, a past presi­dent who was born in Italy, was there for every function

“It’s the fnendship that keeps us together,” said Greco, a founding member

Its the camaradene of the club,” added John Bommanto, who was club secretary for 25 years ‘We have a lot of activi­ty all of the time - Columbus Day parties, pasta dinners every Thursday open to the public Wednesday night

social evenings continue with members playing cards and bocci

‘The club is open six days a week to members and friends Children and grandchildren are coming m We have golf leagues for more than 20 years, a bowling league, and a young people’s club. Amici (for ages 21-40)”

Over the years, it was the activities that kept the dub growing To accommodate the more than 800 families a new facility was completed 10 years ago after two years of hard labor Early members were cement and bnck workers who used their skills to construct the building designed by architect Don DiComo

Today, the building is a pop­ular rental for weddings and receptions of ail kinds

“Tony’s a dreamer,” said Ann Tavolacci, who with her hus­band, Patrick, helped, start the club “Tony said we’re going to build this building He was president at the time We bought the land and started the building From the begin­ning we had a strong commit­ment ”

‘A lot of this was volunteer -- bnck work, painting were done by different members All the laborers helped bnng m the marble that came from Italy,” added Patnck Tkvolacci “We wanted to do this and we finished it and we re going to continue ”

Greco nods his head and says, “And we’ll be close to each other to (the end) ”

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Judith Guest is discovenng shes not the only one who hasn’t forgotten the mass murder of a family in their north­ern Michigan cottage in 1968 Crowds of mystery lovers are turning out around the state for signings of The

Tarnished Eye Her fifth novel uncovers the identity of the murderer, tying him to the serial kdlings m Ann Arbor during the same penod

On Saturday, Oct 16, Guest reveals the story behind the book

at the 42nd Detroit Working Wnters Conference that begins Friday, Oct 15, in the VisTaTech Center at Schoolcraft College in Livonia

A missing drawing is just one of the clues readers discover as Guest goes about solving the grisly crime still puz­zling investigators

‘It’s very loosely based on real life cases,” said Guest “I made up a town and called it Blessed It’s really Good Hart, I remember it happening

“I did use some of the actual facts of both cases TVo-thirds of the way through It I got stuck and had to solve it It took two years to do that, four

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years to write entirely I ve had a good response to it everywhere I ve been in Michigan Both of these are cases peo­ple have not forgotten about

MYSTERY STORY

Since tlie book was released in June, Guest has been contacted by several people involved with the Good Hart murders including a childhood fnend of one of the children

“Tom Mair is very interested,’ said Guest ‘ He has a Web site unsolved- homicide com A caretaker contacted me from the Good Hart area It acti­vates peoples memones and feelings about it

Guest I S an expert at examining emotions and family dynamics that hook the reader Her 1976 novel. Ordinary People, won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1980 She doesn’t just dream about wntmg Guest continuously produces novels relevant to life today She brings the murders 30 years forward leaving the reader shuddering to think this could happen anywhere, anytime

It’s a skill honed as a member of DWW Guest firstjoinedm 1976 when the organization was known as Detroit Women Wnters After teach­ing school in Garden City and Birmingham, Guest moved to Minnesota and began wntmg profes­

sionally She still lives in Michigan - five months of the year in Harnsville the rest m Minneapolis

When I used to go to the confer­ence, it meant a lot to me, said Guest It s such a solitary thing to be a

writer It s good to be around people who write and to get a sense of com­munity that you’re not really doing this by yourself It’s important for me to come back and show you can do th is”

For 42 years, the DWW conference has presented agents, publishers and authors such as Guest to help novice and published wnters alike sharpen their skills and publish finished works This year, poet and author Thomas Lynch relays his knowledge with a twist of humor at a kickoff din­ner at 6 p m Friday, Oct 15 Earlier m the day, a wntmg retreat provides exercises to expand creative thinking and techniques Hands-on workshops and individual manuscript critiques follow

On Saturday, Oct 16, participants can choose from a number of sessions with published authors, poets, play­wrights and agents speaking on topics rangirig from autobiographical fiction to literary publishing, multi-media reporting, and how to win over a liter­ary agent in today’s market

This IS the first year the conference is being held i?i conjunction with The

Judith Guest s fifth novel solves the mass mur* der o f a fam ily m their northern Michigan cot­tage in the late 1960s

MacGuffin, a national literary journal based at Schoolcraft College Previously, it had been at Oakland University m Rochester

H ELP IN G HANDS

“The retreat was new in 2002 but without computers,” said DWW presi­dent Ins Lee Underwood “We wanted to give writers who wanted to work on

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Anou Gokarn was able to begin a new life with th e help of Firs t Step

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The scars that mar Anou Gokam’s body are a constant reminder of the violent life she left behind in her native India

The smile she wears while working for First Step, the western Wayne County domestic violence smelter headquartered m Plymouth, mark the life she ha^ built since coming to this country First Step rescued her, in a sense, and now shes helping rescue others

That’s why Gokarn, a Canton resident, is happy to be helping First Step with its “Laughs for Life” fund-raiser, set for Ihesday, Sept 28, at the Dearborn Star Fairlane Theatre The event is especial­

ly important this year, First Step officials said, because Loews Cmeplex Entertainment’s North Amenca president Michael Norris will present the agency with a check for $150,000

The money was collected at Loews theaters in 2004 Fund-raisers like this one are what help keep First Step going, according to Gokarn

“I had to stay in the shelter for SIX months (but) federal funding only provides for 90 days,” Gokarn said “Fund­raisers like this one are so important to help women who have to be there longer”

Gokarn is an administrative assistant at First Step’s Plymouth office, ajob that grew out of volunteer work she did while she was actually staying at the First Step shel­

ter‘ I was on a visitor visa, so I

couldnt go out and search for ajob,” said Gokarn “I had computer skills, so they said, “Why not volunteer here?’ I worked when I was in India, but here you need references, and I didn’t have any How am I going to get ajob’ If it was­n’t for First Step, I don’t know how I would have made it ”

Gokarn had fled India to escape her husband, who abused her for some 20 years She endured it in an effort to provide a quality hfe for her sons Eventually, it became too much, and Gokarn sought - and was granted - asylum in theU S

“Oh, my God, it was bad,” Gokarn said of the abuse “I

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LIBRARY PICKS W E D D I N G S A N D E N G A G E M E N T SB E N E F I T

Every week, the Plymouth District Library staff pro\ides the Observer with their list of best sellers, based on the num­ber of requests for titles by library patrons

The books are available by placing a request with the library on the Web at ply- raouthhbrary org or by calling (734) 453-0750

FICTION

1 IVace, Patricia Cornwell2 The baVinci Code, Dan

Brown3 Jonathan Strange & Mr

Norell,’ Susanna Clarke4 “Murder List,” Julie

Garwood5 Dark Justice,” Jack

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2 ‘American Soldiers, Tommy Franks

3 ‘My Life, Bill Clinton4 Skywriting, Jane Pauley5 “Eats, Shoots and Leaves,

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2 ‘ Little Loon and Papa,’ Toni Buzzeo

3 ‘ Baby on Board,’ Kes Gray4 ‘The Best Picnic Ever,”

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Dowling-BaudinoDebra Lynn Baudino and

John Thomas Dowling were married Aug 21 at the Toledo Yacht Club before the Rev Randy Strauss A reception fol lowed at the club

Debra is the daughter of Raymond and Sally Baudmo of San Clemente, Calif (formerly ofGrosselle) She works in sales at Lou LaRiche Chevrolet m Plymouth

John is the son of Tom and Mary Dowling of Portland Tenn (formerly of Toledo) He IS pursuing a career in nursing at Schoolcraft College

Attending the bnde were bridesmaids, Elizabeth Rose of Manchester, Mich Jami Revesz of TVenton, Mich, and Heather Watkins of Los Angeles, CaJif (formerly of Allen Park)

Attending the groom were best man, Jeft Earley of Toledo, Ohio, and groomsman, Jefif Dessum of Toledo, Ohio

John and Debra are making their new home m Plymouth

McKtan-KrekeiSalem High School graduate

Dan McKian, the son of William and Kathleen McKian of Canton is engaged to be married to Jennifer Krekel, a graduate of the University of Kentucky and the daughter of Richard and Barbara BCrekel The wedding is set for Nov 20 2004 m Louisville, Ky Dan, a graduate of Siena Heights University in Adnan and Jennifer will reside m North Carolina

BIRTH

Ainsley FlorenceJeremy and Emily Florence

of Canton announce the birth of their daughter Amsley Gabnelle, on July 30 2004 m St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ypsilanti

Amsley joins big brothers Robert, 5 Luke 2 and Cassidy 1 8

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have scars all over my bodyGokarn said she was sur­

prised to see how bad the prob­lem was in this country She stayed at the First Step shelter for SIX months, and in that time met many women suffering from the same kind of abuse

People don’t want to accept this IS a problem in the com­munity In this country it’s a crime to beat up your spouse, but (still) the number of women who come into the shelter with all kinds of injuries really shocked me I was shocked to see that in this country”

Now, Gokarn wants to dedi­cate her life to helping women in that situation She’s going to college in hopes of one day get­ting her law degree and prac­ticing family and immigration law

“For my own case, I did plen­ty of research, so I’m pretty well-versed with that,” Gokarn said “I th o u ^ t maybe that would be the best way to utilize my experience I have seen how

women in this country have to struggle with the legal system I don t know if I can help change that, but Td definitely like to help the women ”

First Step has been dedicated to helping and healing victims of domestic and sexual violence for 26 years Proceeds from Laughs for Life will go toward the continued efforts of First Step to provide domestic vio­lence and sexual assault vic­tims with shelter, legal advoca­cy, counseling, and a 24-hour crisis line

The event will feature a reception with food from some of metro Detroit’s best restau­rants and a silent auction After the program, patrons will enjoy a specif viewing of a new first-run comedy, com­plete with complimentary pop­corn and soda

Tickets for the night of entertainment are $35, spon­sorships for the event are avail­able For more information on Laughs for Life or to make a donation, call First Step toll free at (888) 453-5900

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something all day long the opportunity to stay with a writer ail day long and work on one piece and have a hands- on experience Schoolcraft has state of the art equipment Workshops will have comput­ers It will enhance what we do ”

Even though Underwood is a journalist and author, she plans to sit in on several of the ses­sions

“I attended my first DWW conference in 1995,” said Underwood ‘ I walked in with a dream and walked out with a clear path to reach that dream I was a mid-life mother seeing tlie empty nest approaching I decided to be a writer with no clue on how to get there DWW was key for resources As soon as I was published, I was able to submit an application for membership

For 104 years the nonprofit

orgamzation has been encour­aging creative wnting of the highest standard It recently changed its name to Detroit Worlang Wnters to reflect a membership composed of women and men

“It has been a vital link for me as a wnter,’ said Underwood “I’ve met some of the most sup­portive and professional groups of people, and developed a core wnting group m north Oakland County fliat meet at Borders store twice a month and an­tique each other’s work.”

The 42nd DWW W nter’s Conference takes place Fnday- Saturday, Oct 15-l6,onthe campus of Schoolcraft College, 18600 Haggerty Sdiolarships are available for Michigan high school, college and university students

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By Dennis Fairchild

A R IE S (M arch 21-April 20)You seem to be having a problem in getting

:^meone influential to see your way of thinking f f lm Since the only thing wrong is your timing mow you would do better to think rather than act until after Halloween A subtle approach reaps dividends at the moment

T A U R U S (April 21-M a y 21)Why make life difficult for yourself when there is so much to be enjoyed Bull born? Even financial

l|ressures have their place as events surround p g early next month will demonstrate fcprovements may be necessary but this is not your time to make them Count your blessings and watch your dollars

G E M IH I ( M ay 2 2 -Ju n e 21)Instead of allowing planetary aspects to under mine your confidence and make you wonder if

i you misbehaved abominably personally or pro tfessionally recently go even further out on a Itmb at this time It's not so important that you 'forget' Gemini But try to 'forgive

C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 2 -Ju ly 23)You're torn about which way to turn and although you would prefer not to take risks now

)u know something must be done to secure lur long term financial position The worst -cision IS indecision so choose a path and

t waste time on regrets Remember Your sign wears a nice hard shell don't focus on the soft underbelly now

LE0(July24-Aug23)No price is too high when it comes to peace of mind Don t be afraid to invest in something that stands to improve the life of someone close-

^nd thereby you There are some things that Cannot be bought but some that can Seek out and seduce the difference

V IR G O (Aug 24 -S e pt 23)A serious change of direction- most likely con earning finances- demands imagination and courage and you are now in a planetary position to prove that you have both Don't let anyone dissuade you from what you know is right kiddo It s your life and the choice must be yours as well

LIB R A (Sep t 2 4 -O c t 23)Pack up those kit bags now as well your troubles kiddo' Even with the best willpower

you cannot coax convince or convert those who ' /'Choose to dwell on disappointments Therefore

^ n no account allow other s bad behavior to pre m h . venj you from enjoying yourself while the Sun is

in your sign

S C O R P IO (O c t 2 4 -N o v 2 2 )Whatever your grievances about the way you've

^ b e e n undervalued or taken for granted at work t f account call attention to yourX l f by throwing a tantrum or being overly emo tional There s more going on than meets the astro eye Patience brings profits for Scorps now

S A G IT T A R IU S (N o v 23-Dec 21)This marks the end of a period of disappoint ment for Archers but you still need to know

^ h ic h direction you intend to follow since no bhe will be able to guess Speak up for what you

’"want Take advantage now of positive Jupiter your ruling planet Bless your enemies and make new friends

C A P R IC O R N (Pec 2 2 -Ja n 21)The approaching Full Moon urges SeaGoats to try to be more understanding of those who think

l or act in ways that don t seem in sync or natural you It takes all sorts to make a world so you

should be less critical of people whose ideas are at odds with your own

A Q U A R IU S (Ja n 22-Feb 19)A showdown over a family domestic or proper ty matter is inevitable over the coming weeks Therefore there is really no point burying your

. head in the sand or evading the issue What oth l,ers want or expect of you is totally unrealistic /ou know it- and they know it toa

P IS C ES (Fe b 20-M arch 2 0 ) ""With the Moon m your sign now you are in the ideal position to demonstrate your feelings to .coworkers and loved ones Don't let an ongoing grudge or doubt dominate your life this week or let a fight escalate into a feud Swim forward Fish- inspire others to be independent thinkers too'

Dennis Fairchild is a Birmingham astrologer author of sev eral books on divination For information personal services or classes phone 248 646 3555 or e mail DenFairchilddaoi com

Walkers even brought their dogs to the 2003 livom a Crop Walk Against Hunger Pictured are walkers from Newburg United M ethodist Church, one o f 15 Livonia churches that participated last year This year, the event begins and ends a t S t Colette Catholic Church on Sunday, Oct 3

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ST A FF W R IT ERImagine people of all faiths

coming together to feed the hungry Livonia and Garden City churches are on their way to making this dream a reality with their 21st annual Crop Walk Against Hunger 2 30 p m Sunday, Oct 3

Last year, 250 walkers from 15 Livonia congregations raised $21,000 making the total $300,000 for the last 20 years This year organizers have boosted their projections They hope to have walkers from nearly 20 churches raise $25,000

The walk begins and ends at St Colette Catholic Church on Newburgh, north of Six Mile, Livonia For more information, call (734) 422-0841

“We re trying to involve 60 churches in Livonia, said John Hirtzel, a member of Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church and co-chair of the walk with the Rev Terry Allen pastor at

'H u n g e r is s u c k a pervasive problem no t o n ly in o u r co u n ­t r y but funds are also d o n a t­ed to Iraq and Afg h a n is ta n , w herever th e re is need or disaster.'John Hirtzelwalk CO chair

Newburg United Methodist Church m Livonia There’s so much more room for churches tojoinus Hunger IS such a pervasive problem not only in our country but funds are also donated to Iraq and Afghanistan wherever there is need or disaster Church World Service is beginning involve­ment m Florida from the recent hurricanes Its a pro­gram for the World Council of Churches ”

Twenty-five percent of the proceeds will go to four local food pantries - St Edith Catholic Church, Redford Interfaith Relief, Metropolitan Christian Council, and St Christine Catholic Church in Redford - the rest to Church World Service

Some 145 communities hold Crop Walks each year through­out Michigan, last year raising a total of more than $2 million Michigan has led the fund­raising region in the U S for the last 18 years

Church World Service runs food programs worldwide, hunger relief, disaster assis tance, and economic develop ment such as digging wells, said Bruce Sanders whos walked with his wife, Karen, for the last five years We hope to make the world a little smaller I think it’s good that we help people not only here but around the world, to spread a little kindness lc r io m in ® o e h o m e c o m m net

C 4 ( P C ) O b s e r v e r s Ecce n tr ic I S u n d a y S e p te m b e r 26 2 0 0 4 CLASS REUNIONS ivwiv hometoicnJife co.

As space permits the Observer S Eccentric Newspapers print without charge announcements of class reunions Send the information to Reunions Observers Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft iivonia Mi 48170 Please include the date of the reunion one contact per son and a telephone number

R E U N I O N S

Birmingham High SchoolClass of 1954A reunion is planned for Oct 22 24 2004 at the Troy Marriott For more information call Joan Gassaway Berndt at (248) 335 7160 or joangob lue@A0L com

Bishop Borgess Class of 1984A 20 year reunion is planned for Nov 26 2004 For more information con tact George Sullivan (734) 891 1176 or e mail bbhs84d)hotma!l com

Bloomfield Kills/Andover Class of 1963 64 65 A reunion is being held Oct 1516 2004 For more information callJim Allen at (734) 878 7078 or e mail jim226allen@charternet

Cabnni High School Class of 1984If you re interested in working on the 20 year reunion please contact Debbie (Scott) Paulus at (734) 737 9743 or Laurie (Marra) Makavewicz at (734)9817263

Center Line High School Class of 1974Center Line High School s Class of 1974 30 year reunion takes place Saturday Oct 16 at the Ford Conference & Event Center in Dearborn Tickets are $80 per per son which includes appetizers strolling supper open bar entertain ment and valet parking For more information call Karen Hudak Miller at (248) 569 7739 or e mail her at Karen56daol com

Canton and Salem Class of 1994A 10 year reunion is planned for Nov 26 2004 at the Doubletree Hotel in Novi For more information caItJulie at (810) 227 4671 or e mail Pcep1994(®yahoo com

Cfarencevtlie High School Class of 1983 84A double reunion is planned for Oct 9 2004 at Burton Manor For more informaton call Julie at (248) 889 8850 or at cvillereunion8384®hot mail com

Clarenceville High SchoolClass of 1969A reunion is planned for Saturday Nov 6 2004 at the Longacre House 24705 Farmington Road (between 10 Mile and 11 Mile) Farmington Dinner begins at 6 30 p m followed by music from the 60s Cost is $45 per person For more information call Linda (Zech) Jolicoeur at (248) 909 6044 Linda®targetlsgcom or Jan (Yates) Barlow at (248) 624 5858

Clawson High School Class of 1979A 25 year reunion is planned for Oct 9 2004 at Knights of Columbus Hail in Clawson For more information call Tina (Robinson) Ulmer at (586) 530 8699

Cody High SchoolClasses of 19501959 The class of 1957 has invited other interested friends from all the 1950s classes Being held at 7 p m Oct 9 2004 at Fox Hills Golf and Country Club near Plymouth Cost is $75 per person which includes sit down dm ner open bar music and many sur prises Cali for more info on golf and reservations at the Hilton Barden Suites For further information call Loretta (Muciek) Nedwick at (800)859 9502 or Leania (Nizio) Rourk at sarge51060daol com or (248) 486 7333

Dearborn LowreyClass of 1954Now organizing Call Fay (Bolton) Reeves at (248) 349 2094

Denby High School Class of 1964A 40 year reunion is planned for Friday Nov 26 2004 at The Barrister House m St Clair Shores For more information contact Joel Pumphrey at (248) 879 5978 or mkrausednet ex com

Detro it Denby Hfgh SchoolClass of 1949A 55 year reunion is planned for Sunday Oct 3 2004 at Barrister Gardens Banquet Center 24225 Harper Ave St Clair Shores For information call (586) 778 3541 or (586) 777 5812

Detroit Redford High SchoolClass of 1974A 30 year reunion is planned for 6 pm to midnight Nov 27 at St Aldan s Church Hall Livonia For more nformation call Bonnie at (248) 398 5122 or e mail hendrybon nie<l>sbcglobal net

D e tro it Western High School Class of 1941 42 43 A reunion is planned for Friday Oct

1 2004 at City Tavern Banquet Center Dearborn Any Western grad uate especially from the 1930s and 1940s welcome Call Patrick Stewart(1941) at (313) 565 4670 Pat Jackson(1942) at (313) 274 6113 or Harold Patrick (1943) at (248) 669 0820

East D e tro it High School Class of 1969A 35 year reunion is planned for Saturday Oct 23 2004 WWW angelf ire com/mi4/edhs1969 or call (586) 725 3576

Edison Ele m en tary (D e tro it)Class of June 1959 A tour and program are planned for Saturday Oct 23 at Edison School Contact Mary Sue Duffy at (248) 477 9342 or Tip Smathers at (734).464 9477 Other Edison classes are we! come

Edsel Ford High SchoolClass of 1979A 25 year reunion is planned for Saturday Oct 23 2004 at Kmghts of Columbus 23663 Park St Dearborn For more information wwwgeoci tiescom/edsel1979 e mail edsel979@yahoocom call Kim Alexander Crudo at (313) 5821701

Farm ington Hills Mercy Class of 1989A 15 year reunion is planned for 7 pm Oct 2 2004 at the school For more information contact Jennifer (Sears) Keuten at (248) 852 0178

Ferndale Lincoln High School Class of January and June 1954 A 50 year reunion is being held Oct 9 2004 at the Detro t Golf Club For more information call Isabelle (W ggins) Paterson at (248) 548 6638

Fordson Hfgh SchoolClass of 1984A 20 year reunion is planned for Saturday Nov 27 2004 at Burton Manor in Lvonia 6 pm to 12 mid night For more information visit wwwfordsonclassof84org or contact Michele at (734) 953 5746 or Melanie at (734) 676 3 6 58

Garden C ity High School Class of 1994The 10 year reun on is scheduled for Nov 27 at the Hellenic Cultural Center E mailGCHS94reun on@yahoo com for more information

Grosse Pomte NorthClass of 1991Call (800) 677 7800 v sit www taylor reunions com ore mail nfol>taylor r e u n io n s c o m

Hazel Park High SchoolClass of 1964 January and June

A 40 year reunion, is planned for Oct 9 20()4 For more information call Mary at (248) 588 4489 or Margerite at (248) 393 3284

Horace Mann Grade School, DetroitClass of 1963Looking for classmates for reunion Please contact Kathie at (734) 525 5416

Jo h n Glenn High SchoolClass of 1984A 20 year reunion is planned for Oct 23 2004 at Ypsilanti Marriott For more information contact Margaret Agge Press (mpress66@hotmai! com) or Kelly Featherston (kel!ybellvm@yahoo com)

Jo h n F Kennedy - Taylor Class of 1994A 10 year reunion is planned for Saturday Nov 6 2004 at Allen Park Park Cove Banquet Center For more information e mail jfkennedy1994@yahoo com or call Carolyn (Szymanski) Obrycki at (313) 928 5532

Ladywood High School Class o f 1984

A 20 year reunion is being planned Looking for classmates Contact Ladywood84@aol com

Lfvom a Bentley Class of 1974A 30 year reunion of the Class of 1974 will be held Saturday Nov 27 at Laurel Manor Tickets are $70 Classmates are being sought Please visit WWW Bentley74 com for further information or notify Kathy (ladipaolo) Jones at (734)462 9438 or e mail at meandmrsjones11(l>hot mail com or Dave Marlowe at (734) 462 2465 ore mail at dmarlowe@motorcom Class of 1984A 20 year class reunion is being held Saturday Nov 20 2004 at the Italian American Banquet S Conference Center 39200 Five Mile Road Livonia For more information con tact April (Greig)Santori email apnJ santon^sbcglobai net

Livom a Franklin Class of 1969A reunion is planned for Friday Oct 1 2 0 0 4 a t t h e homecoming football game 7pm Call Kathy at (248) 363 5679

Livonia LadywoodC la s s o f 1994A 10 year reunion is planned for Oct 23 2004 Call Kathleen Casey at (248) 470 2781 or e mail johncasey bunch®sbcglobal net

Livonia Stevenson High School Class of 1984

A 20 year reunion is planned for Saturday Nov 27 2004 at St Marys Cultural Center on Mernman in Livonia Contact (734) 261 3264 or e mail reunions@peoplepc com

Mackenzie High School Class of 1969A 35 year reuriorr dinner dance is planned for Oct 2 2004 at the Karas House Banquet Center 23632 Plymouth Road Redford Class of 1968 and 1970 are also invited For more information call (248) 827 3436

Madonna UniversityClasses of 1954 and 1979 A 50 year and 25 year alt alumni reunion is planned for Saturday Oct 9 2004 on campus Madonna University is (ocated at 196 and Levan Road in Livonia Featuring a 50s theme thecelebra tion begins at2 pm in the University Center Activities include dinner buffet reception live enter tamment door prizes/giveaways alumni reflections and more A Mass/liturgy will be celebrated at 5 p m in the University Chapel $15/person before Oct 1 or $20/door For more information or to RSVP contact the Afumm Office at (734) 432 5603 or e mail alumni@madon na edu

Northviile High SchoolClasses of 196419651966 A combined reunion is planned for the summer of 2005 Volunteers needed For details contact Howie Ambinder e mad at nancyam binderdcomcast net

Our La dy o f Good CounsehDetroit All classes through 1979 being held Saturday Oct 30 at Rivercrest Banquet Center Rochester Hills For information and tickets e mail pmcdmccpub com or call Pat van derLeeat(248) 6011925

Pontiac Central High School Class of 1974A 30 year reunion is planned for Saturday Od 23 2 0 0 4 at the VenitionClub For more information call Mike Garcia at (248) 7612330 or Darlene Powell at (248) 396 0679

Redford Thurston High School Class of 1964A 40 year reunion is planned for Oct 2 2004 at Laurel Manor in Ltvoma For more nformation call Barb Smith at (734) 4271123

Redford High School Class of 1954A 50 year reunion is planned for Oct 15 2004 A dinner dance will be held at Embassy Suites in Lvonia Call

Joyce Beecher King at (248) 478 3621

Seaholm High SchoolClass of 1994A 10 year reunion is planned for Friday Nov 26 2004 at Big Rock Chop and Brew House Stone Terracg 245 S Eton Birmingham To receive an invitation contact Nicole Rendziperis Munder at nrmunderdhotmail com or visit wwwseaholm94 com

Southgate Aquinas Class of 1984A 20 year reunion is planned for Friday Nov 26 2004 at Riverside Banquet Center 3530 Biddle Wyandotte For more information contact Sue (Saez) Tylutki at (734) 6761957 or ONorth1957@aol com

South Lyon High School Class of 1969A 35 year reunion is planned for Of 2 2004 at the South Lyon Hotel Looking for classmates For more information contact Mary Buffa (586)778 9024

S t Alphonsus Hfgh School Class of 1964A 40 year reunion is planned for Cj 30 2004 For information call Sai\j Hayek Salloum at (734) 432 9905« Babe§G02dti com

S t M ary's o f Redford Class of 1964A 4 0 year reunion is planned for pm Saturday Oct 2 2004 at Knights of Columbus 19801 Farmington Road Livoma For moi information contact Bill Bauer at (734)737 0625 Class of 1969A 35 year reunion is planned for 13 2004 at Monaghan Kmghts of Columbus Livonia Contact Mark Coulter at (734) 453 5423 or Jane (Eustice) Runchey at (734)459 6728

S t Philip's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Celebrating its 70th anniversary c Nov 7 The church is located at 28S E Grand Blvd Detroit RSVP (313) 8721010

Walled Lake WesternClass of 1994If you are interested m attending#10 year class reunion please e rm your contact information to wall Iake94®yahoocom

West Bloomfield High Class of 1984A 20 year reunion is planned for t 9 2004 at the Livonia Marriott Looking for classmates For more information call (248)330 3353

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AROUND TOWNDelta Kappa Gamma Craft/Hom e Show

Delta Kappa Gamma s I8tti annual scholarship craft and home show will be held on Saturday October 23 2004 The show will run from 9 4 at West Middle School 44401W Ann Arbor Trail (SW corner of Sheldon and Ann Arbor Trail) Plymouth Ml Over 85 juried crafters and home vendors Admission $2 Call (734) 8441707 for more information

Tiny Tots Program The Plymouth Salvation Army ts tak mg registrations for it's Tiny Tots Pre School program for fall 2004 The pro gram for 3 year olds meets from 910 am 1130 a m on Tuesdays and Thursdays To be eligible for this group children must have turned 3 before Sept 1st 2004 The group for 4 year olds meets from 910 am 1130 a m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fndays To be eligible for this group children must have turned 4 before Sept 1st 2004 For information or to sign up please call Peggy at {734}453 5464

Entertainm ent booksThe Plymouth Optimist Club is selling Entertainment 05 books for $20 with all proceeds being used to help chil dren in southeast Michigan Coupons help save 50 percent on things you do every day The books can be home delivered For information or to order call Bill (734)453 8253

Used book saleThe Friends of the Northviile District Library urge all book lovers to come to the library s Fall Used Book Sale from 7 9pm Sept 30 2 5 p m Oct 1 10am 4pm Oct 2 and 13pm Oct 3 when books will be at half price The Friends have collected at least 9 000 books CDs videos tapes etc in preparation for this major fund raiser Proceeds directly benefit the library located at 212 Cady behind the Northviile City Hall

Nortbvilte Historical Society Re enactors will portray some of Northviile s prominent citizens buried in Oakwood Cemetery as the ceme tery comes alive for an event Sunday Oct 10 Dressed in period cos tume standing at their characters graves they will tell historic tales of their subjects lives and times From 530 830 pm guests are invited to stroll the old cemetery located on W Cady Adm ss on s $10 for adults $8 fcr students Proceeds benefit the Northviile H stor cai Society and its museum and arch ves as well as the Mill Race Village For ticket informa tion or other questions call (248) 348 2947

Corn mazeCorn Maze at Maybury State Park runs 59pm Fridaysand29pm Saturday Sunday through Oct 31 at

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Art appreciationGuests tour th e new Cherry Hill the a te r facility in Canton last week as part o f a vo te r rally for the school vote next Tuesday The rally, sponsored by Citizens’ Election Com m ittee, was m support o f a bond for a new Canton elem entary school and fo r building repairs, and fo r a second issue an operating miilage renewal

Maybury Farm 50255 Eight Mile half mile east of Napier in Northviile Please use the Maybury State Park entrance on Eight Mile and follow around to the Corn Maze parking lot Follow the signs to the Corn Maze entrance in the Maybury Farm Welcome CGn*- Ketsare$8for adults and $4 for children Childrens and under are free Tickets are avail able at the Maybury Farm Welcome Center the Northviile Chamber of Commerce or the Northviile Community foundation All proceeds will go towards the feeding of the am mals and the rebuilding of Maybury Farm For more information call the Northviile Community Foundation at (248)374 0200

Make-A’ Wish walk Hundreds of walkers will join feet for the second annual Walk for Wishes to benefit the Make A Wish foundation of Michigan at Gallup Park in Ann Arbor Saturday Oct 16 Last years walk raised more than $35 000 People of all ages are welcome no pets please Registration begins at 7 30 am the walk starts at 9 a m For more infer mation call (800) 622 9474

Women's Economic Club Maureen Kempston Darkes the high est ranking woman at General Motors will be the keynote speaker at Women s Economic Club s noon lunch eon Oct 4 at the Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center Darkes group vice president president for 6M Latin America Afr ca and the M ddie East wil'dscuss NavigatingVolatle Develop ng Markets m a Global Bus ness Env ronment Tickets are $30 for members $40 for guests For more information or reservations call Dons Hendricks (313) 578 3230

Mia Mahalo Workshop Senes Mia Mahalo presents the latest in its workshop senes Achieving Health and Wellness Through Traditional Chinese Methods from ?30 9 pm

Thursday Sept 30 Beth Kohn nation ally certified acupuncturist is coming to Royal Oakis Mia Mahalo to share the wealth of ways you can enhance your diet and life naturally Participants will learn how certain foods and herbs boost your immune system and empower your body to help Itself naturally Kohn will also explain how acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine can help you to quit smoking lose weight and increase fertility Admission is complimentary Mia Mahalo is located at 407 S Washington in Royal Oak To RSVP or for more information call (248) 546 1900

Hospice trainingHeartland Hospice is looking for car mg and dedicated people with an interest in serving terminally ill patients and their families in Washtenaw Livingston and western Wayne counties Volunteers provide services such as friendly visiting patient transport/patient outings errand running grief support and clerical services Contact Ann Christensen volunteer coordinator for information on October training classes at (888)9731145

Crafters wantedCrafters are wanted for the 16th annu a! Arts and Crafts show sponsored by Sts Peters Paul Church 750 N Beech Daly Dearborn Heights The show is scheduled for Saturday Nov 20 For more information call Virginia (734) 522 9653 or Deb (248) 348 6823

Northviile Library The Friends of the Nortnv le D strict L brary urge all book lovers to come to the library s huge Fall Used Book Sale Sept 30 Oct 3 The sale runs 7 9 p m Sept 30 2 5 p m Oct 110 a m 4 pm Oct 2 andlSpm Oct 3 The library is located at 212 W Cady Call (248) 349 6364

Rummage saleNewburgh United Methodist Church

Pipe up!D r David Wagner (le ft), organ professor. Madonna University, and organ students Sharon Zielinski and Susan Knighton show o ff the new pipe organ to be dedicated 7 p m Saturday, Oct 2 , m the University Center Residence Hall (West Entrance), 14221 Levan, Livom a N o charge Th e public is welcome A freewill offering will be accepted to support the Music Departm ent, organ fund and other educational projects Guest organist Carolyn Shuster Fournier will perform selections by Buxtehude, Sweelinck Bohm Selby ide Gringy, Bach, and Vivaldi There will also be a reception and display of secular art religious items and tracjitional a rt works from the estate o f Rev Francis Zdrodowski (also offered fo r purchase), followed by the dedication o f the new pipe organ and concert

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hosts a Fall Rummage Sale from 9 am 5 p m Oct 1 and from 9am noon Oct 2 The church is located at 36500 Ann Arbor Trail in Livonia between V/ayne and Newburgh

Handcrafters show Handcrafters sponsors its 22nd annu al Fall Arts and Crafts Show Oct 810 in Northviile at the Northviile Recreation Center at Hillside Middle School 700 W Baseline More than 90 juried artisans will display their tal ents Show hours are 6 9 p m Friday 9am 5pm Saturday and 11 a m 4 pm Sunday Admission is $2 no strollers

Symphony fund-raiserThe Plymouth Symphony is selling the 2005 Entertainment Book offering 50 percent discount coupons at hun dreds of restaurants and discounts for many other services and events The 2005 Entertainment Book can be picked up at the Plymouth Symphony Office next to the Cozy Cafe in down town Plymouth or by calling Mary Thomas (734)453 3016 Cost of the book IS $20 with proceeds benefittmg symphony programs For more mfor mation call the symphony office (734) 451 2112

Art showRoumen Boudev professor of art at the College for Creative Studies and at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center is the juror for the 12th annual

Sharing the Gift art show at First Presbyterian Church 200 E Mam Northviile Oct 2 8 For more informa tion call the church at (248) 349 0911

Crafte rs, artists wanted Officials of the Plymouth Canton Music Boosters are looking for crafters and artists for Spring Arts and Crafts Ensemble The event is scheduledfor9am 5pm Saturday March 19 at Canton High School Its a juried show For more information e mail Diane VanOyke at djvandykedpeopiepc com or cal! (734) 416 3354

S t Damian C raft ShowSt Damian Catholic Church is looking for crafters for its annual fall arts and crafts show that will be held on Saturday Oct 16 from 9am 3pm at 30055 Joy Road (between Middiebelt and Merriman Road) in Westland For more information or an application please call Caro! Neiius at 734 721 4758 or e mail nelius^comcast net

Crafters wantedThe eighth annual Holiday Craft Show IS looking for crafters The show will be held Sunday Nov 28 at Hawthorne Valley Hours will be 9 a m 4pm Craft booths are $45 For more infor mation and application please call Suzanne or Paul (734) 844 3128

C raft show applications Applications are being accepted for the 18th annual Holiday Magic Craft show at Leonard Elementary in Troy Show IS 10 am 4p/n Saturday Nov 6 Juried $2 public admission Sponsored by PTO For info and appli cations e mail craftshow ©prodigy net

Fish FryThe Plymouth VFW is again featuring Friday Night Fish Fry for only $7 from 5 7pm Also Sunday brunch is available from 11 a m to 2 p m the third Sunday of the month The post is at 1426 S Mill St

Foster CareLutheran Social Services of Michigan is a foster care agency in the community that places children m loving foster homes The agency is in need of loving and stable homes committed to parenting chi! dren ages 10 to 17 years old Call (734) 971 5776 to find out how you can help

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The Plymouth Rotary Club of Plymouth A M meets at 7 a m every Tuesday at the Plymouth Cultural Center 525 Farmer New members are always welcome Contact Robert

Scoggins president Rotary Club of Plymouth AM via e mail at rscog gins@wideopenwest com or call (734) 455 9565

MosaicMOSAIC is a group where Moms come together to be refreshed and equipped for the important task of mothering We present speakers on child & family issues have small group discussion time crafts and brunch Childcare is provided We meet at Plymouth Baptist Church (42021 Ann Arbor Trail) on the first and third Tuesday mornings of each month September to May Contact Resha at 734 207 0658 or resha@juno com

Moms ClubMoms Club of Livonia S/Plymouth offers a variety of activities For more details call Birthe (734)458 8143 or Martina (734)464 0481

DARThe Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets the third Monday of each month except January July and August A group with ancesters who fought in American Revolution Members participate in community work involving veteran's hospitals schools and community service Call 734 420 2775 for further informa tion

German/Amerlcan Club o f PlymouthMeets on the third Thursday of the month at the Knights of Columbus Hall located at 39100 Schoolcraft Road Plymouth Call Mary Ann at (734) 420 0857 for further informa tion

American LegionBeasley Zalesny Post 112 meets at the 10 0 F Hall on the third Monday of each month at? 30 p m All veterans that served during any of the wars are eligible Contact (734) 459 7324 for further information

Woman's Farm and Garden Club*Plymouth

Meets every second Monday of each month from September to June excluding January Persons interested tn joining contact club president Judy Kriemanat (734) 4591027

Plymouth-Canton CIvitan Club Looking for energetic new members to participate m community service proj ects This club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p m at the Plymouth Salvation Army Building on Mam Street The third Thursday is a dinner meeting with a speaker Call (734) 9817259 for further information

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having a bad day at work, studies show that the most effective way your wife can support you would be to give you advice or try to solve the problem with you Always bear in mind that the type of support you give to your partner must match the type of support that your partner wants to receive, otherwise it is not helpful Sometimes, it can be difficult to ask for help and support from your partner But remember that the first step toward getting support from your partner is to tell your partner about the problem You need to figure out what you want or need and tell him or her Don’t expect your

partner to read your mind When It comes to asking for support, studies show that the approach men and women take also differs Women tend to use indirect strategies for getting support, such as complaining or behaving emotionally (e g , crying) Such strategies may be difficult for the other partner to mterpretIn contrast, men are more reluctant in general to ask for support from their partner when t h ^ need it. They are taught not to reveal their feelings, but instead present a facade of complete mastery and control The important thing to remember is that when people

receive support fixim their partners, they are less likely to be depressed and anxious, they are he^thier and happier, and their relationship is more likely to stay together So even when things are going well, make sure you continue to give and seek support firom your partner To submit a question e mail the Love Doctor on her Web site at wwwdetroit lovedrcomTerri L . O rb u c h , P h .D . is a psycholo gist sociologist author Oakland University professor and research sci entist at the University of Michigan Listen to the Love Doctor on 1051FM WMGC740am every Tuesday Watch the Love Doctor 8 45 a m every Monday on FOX 2 Morning News

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If the thought of entertain­ing, even the word ‘party,” is too daunting, tell yourself you are just having a few people over for a little food and fun

There are many reasons why you should NOT have people over The house is too dirty and you d have to clean it Then when you clean up, you lose things during your stash mg frenzy You have no time to prepare Getting people together on the same day is a problem You are too tired It s too expensive

None of these is a good enough reason to miss out on a memorable time with people you like

People are usually happy to get together and socialize especially if you keep it very cisual and relaxed

Some of m> oest part} host ing expenuices weio acciden tdl entertaining

Once when I was living in New York City, my roommate invited people over on St Patricks Day and said to me,“Is that OK with you’ So I asked people, too

We got home from work not really knowing whether anyone had taken our invitations sen ously, ran out and bought snacks, cheese, crackers and dnnks

The preparation took an hour or less, people arrived, and the fun went on for hours

Another accidental party now has become an annual event One Halloween, I invit­ed the neighbors children over to our house for pizza before tnck or treating

Pretty soon the parents were at our house, nibbling on left­over pizza crusts As I watched a dad dive for a crust that was about to go into the trash, I ordered more

Here are some strategies to make it easier to invite people over

■ Next time you have overnight guests, plan a party a

A n o th e r a ccid e n tal p a rty n o w has becom e a n annual e v e n t. O ne H a llo w e e n , I in vite d th e ne ig h b o rs' chil­dren o v e r to o u r house fo r p iz z a b e fo re tric k -o r-tre a t- in g . P r e tty soon th e pa re nts w e re a t o u r h o u s e , nibbling o n le fto v e r p izza c ru s ts .

week or two later You will have cleaned up for the guests and the house won t look a com­plete disaster

■ Connecting the party with an event such as a holiday (no matter how trivial) seems to be a good idea A couple of weeks after the winter holidays is also prim e casual party tim e

M Involve your guests in the food preparation if tim e is short Ask people to bring food

■ Shut off rooms, if neces­sary People tend to gravitate to one central area, usually the kitchen, and they won t notice that they have been blodtaded out of part of your home

■ If you are serving dinner, set up chairs and tables to accommodate everyone, no matter how mismatched, in case people want to linger and chat Set the table ahead of time

■ Think of the easy special touches you can do Put glasses m the freezer to give them an appealing frosty look 'Ihrn down the lights and use can­dles

Put on music and assign someone the job to change it Serve a ternfic, very chocolaty dessert to make a lasting final impression, along with regular and decaffeinated coffee

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“Just for You,” 8 30 a m to 2 p m Friday, Oct 1, offers valu­able information and multi­faceted support The free health program is proinded by the Natalie and Manny Charach Cancer TVeattnent Center of Huron Vall^-Sinai Hospital at Edgewooa Country Club, 8399 Commerce Road, between Union Lake and Nevdon roads, Commerce Tovmship

Health care experts kvill pro­vide the latest information about nutrition and medica­tion management for cancer patients A panel of physicians including Kimberly Hart,M D , chief of radiation oncolo­gy at Huron Valley-Sinai’s Charach Cancer Treatment Center, and Knstine Duffy,M D , an obstetrician-gynecol­ogist at the hospital, will speak about progress in cancer pre­vention and treatment for women The Charach Center is affiliated with the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute

The keynote speaker is can­cer survivor Elaine Greenberg, a Farmington Hills resident who IS a professional singer

H e a lth care e x p e rts will p ro ­vid e th e la te s t in fo rm a tio n a b o u t n u tritio n a nd m edica­tio n m an ag e m e n t fo r cancer p a tie n ts .

Participants also will receive grooming and fashion tips to help cope with the effects of cancer treatment

“Just for You” includes a con­tinental breakfast, lunch, and a chance to browse crafts and medical exhibits There is no charge, but pre-registration is required Call (248) 937-4000

Food, fun and entertaining information are the focus on Women’s Night Out 5-8 30 p m Wednesday, Sept 29, at Laurel Manor, 39000 Schoolcraft Road in Livonia* Presented by St Joseph Mercy Health System, the event is co­sponsored by St MaryMercty Hospital, Livonia, and Care Choices HMO and Preferred Choices PPO Special guest speaker for the event will be three-time Emmy and Golden Globe award-wmnmg actress and singer Ann Jillian

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Dr Andrew Haig has one word of advice for parents who worry about backpacks causing physical pain in their children - relax

His recent University of Michigan Health System study of 184 third-grade and middle school students, ages 7 to 15, showed no link

When a child comes m with back pain to see him at the U- M Spine Program, the usual cause is athletic injury or scol­iosis, a deformity of the spine His 13-year-old daughter, Molly, carries a backpack to school every day without problems

1 see a kid with back pain and they carry backpacks and it feels worse,’ said Haig, an associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation and orthopedic surgery at U M Medical School

Don t hassle your kids and school distncts If your child complains of back problems, ’'ea^’ze eve’ybod j’s gomg to have some back pain m their life Eighty percent of adults will lose a couple of weeks or more of work due to back pain

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of students reporting prob­lems with their spine The debate goes on in the medical community over whether improperly worn or heavy backpacks cause pain Haig ongmally decided to do the study because of the lack of good scientific evidence

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We found that in third grade about 15 percent have back pain By middle school, 45 percent have a backache or had a backache, said Haig

‘A survey conducted by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons revealed 58 percent had seen patients complaining of back and shoulder pain caused by heavy backpacks, said Haig “They asked doctors or kids if your backpack caused back pain Everybodyjust said yes We asked kids separately if they had backpacks then one day snuck up on them and weighed them Kids carrying heavier backpacks didn t have arj mo^e pa’" 'ba" kids ca’’ rying lighter ones

Its not backpacks, but take a look at the obvious things Kids are getting more and more obese and not getting enough activity I don t think changing backpacks is going

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to change that You don’t want them carrying bricks in their backpacks just for fun but the way Americans carry them to the bus and in school will not make any difference

Kelly Schulz isn t taking any chances that her 6 year-old son, Ryan, will develop back problems from wearing his backpack A physical therapist at Oakwood Physical Therapy and Fitness Center in Canton, Schulz occasionally sees chil­dren with back pain but not as a resuh o"F ca’’’y”"g a back­pack Still, she s concerned about the increasing amount of “literature finding a great incidence of back pain in chil­dren

Parents should do their homework and decide for

themselves Schulz suggests visiting the Web site for the American Physical Therapy Assopiation at www apta org

It’s something that might be overlooked as a source for back pain, said Schulz

The Backpack Intelligence Program in Boston has a worksheet that you can go down to see if your child is at risk Do you have tingling or numbness down your hand*i Do you get red marl^ on your shoulder from the straps If yes, ’ts an ’"dicaho" that ’t ’s too heavy Does your child struggle to get the backpack on or take it off’

An inappropriately worn backpack can stress back and shoulder muscles Schulz sug­gests checking your child s

posture Look at him from the front and side and back before and after he puts it on Once It’s on, see if the chin is jutting out If the answer is yes, he’s struggling to hold the back­pack up and it’s probably too heavy

“ ^ e n my son needed one I started to look around at other children and pajing attention,’ said Schulz “Ilie cool ones are oversized with big compartments I w’ent shopping and definitely want­ed o"e ar approp’’iate size to him with contoured shoulder straps that were padded It would have been good to have a padded back but they didn’t

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Is your child having back pain? It might not be the back­pack causing the problem

"When the kid complains, ask has the pain gotten worse?” said Dr Andrew Haig, an M D in the University of Michigan Health System’s Spine Program and associate professor of physical medicine and rehabili­tation and orthopedic surgeiy at the U-M Medical School “Are they under stress at school^ Have the kid involved m moderate ^ercise, keep obe­sity down It’s not so much about backpacks Backpmn happens m kids and they need to use It as a learning experi­ence

“If the pain is not shooting down below the knee, they’re not running fevers or medically sick then they can nde it out for a couple of weeks with some gentle stretching If it continues, t h ^ need to see a pnmary health care provider or pediatncian”

Kelly Schulz is a believer in stretching to avoid physical problems It’s frequently part

of the treatment at Oakwood Physical Therapy and Fitness Center in Canton where she is a physical therapist

“Through their regular play they do get exerase but stu­dents have that rounded shoul­der posture so stretchmg the muscles on the front o f^e ir chest IS good,” said Schulz “T h ^ need stress relieving exerases after carrying around a backpack.”

Schulz recommends shoul­der a rdes and shrugs to help reduce tension or somethmg as simple as stretching the arms against the walls of a doorway Stretching can also help reduce growmg pains

“Sometimes a simple stretch­ing program helps Children will have a grow^ spurt and the muscles haven’t had a chance to catch up to their bones,” said Schulz

“I find posture m general with adolescents is poor They should exerase to combat rounded shoulder if they’ve been at a desk all day or com­puter to combat tight chest musdes ”

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After all of the running around you did this summer, it’s easy to put off out­door repairs for next season But if you plan ahead now, you’ll be ready for spnngtime entertaining soon as the trees begin to bud and the weather warms anew Here are some reasons to start early

■ The cool, crisp air will make out­door work less of a chore Why wait for spnng when an early heat wave could zap your motivation’ 'Ikke advantage of the moderate weather to spend time out­doors

■ Mmimize further weather-related damage to your outdoor structures The sun, pool water and the heat of the sum­mer have already taken their toll Frigid temperatures, snow and ice can damage structures even further Repair and pro­tect these items before Old Man Winter can do his worst

■ Who has time for staining and sanding when there are parties and other social engagements to attend? Spnng IS a busy time of year Your week­ends may be filled with religious events, birthdays and weddings, pushing home repairs to the back burner When it comes time to entertain in your yard, you’ll be left doing a rush job in order to have everything ready

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■ Consider revamping your landscap­ing Map out new planting beds and replace/lay mulch and r o ^ according to your plan Plant hardy bushes that will withstand winter temperatures, tak­ing care to leave space where annuals can be planted come warmer weather

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Everyone has heard the cautionary tale about how a swimming pool can actually lower your homes resale value because it creates lots of work for the next owner said Keith Hahn of Hand> man Connection one of the nations largest home mprovement companies T h e story endures because it s a great example of how some home improvements, no matter how luxunous,

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Instead focus on renovations that will save bu) ers work and illustrate a com mitment to regular maintenance Upgiade kitchen fixtures and appliances Install new bathroom faucets and toilet seats clean the grout and replace old caulking But keep it simple "While these

small improvements will immediately pay for themselves, Hahn says a big proj­ect, such as adding a bathroom, is a poor short-term investment

Other upgrades should focus on improving curb appeal A new front door can modernize the whole house Looking to disguise an unattractive exterior out­look? Try installing window boxes or hanging flower baskets Inside the house, spending a day touching up chipped paint or tightening wobbly cabi net hardware costs almost nothing but will pa> offbig on Josing da\ Bi s want to move m and en]o\ then m u homes not repair them sue! Hahn

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Entering into the Puun 1 bnngs one to a large open room The living room is directly in front of the entry It has a comer wood stove and triple sliders in the rear that open into a covered screen porch There is access to the deck through a door to the right side of the screened porch

The dining room is on right rear, again with triple sliders opening onto the deck that leads down to the basement level A large window on the side pours light into the room The kitchen is in the front right corner It has an enormous amount of counter space lining the wall A built-m dish­washer is next to dual sinks On the wall opposite are the refrigerator and more counter space Around the corner toward the entry is a long pantry behind folding doors

The utility room is across from the pantry and a half bath is located in this same area A door opening to the large two- car garage is between the bathroom and the utility room, convenient to the pantry and the kitchen for unloading gro­ceries

The left side of the Puun 1 has two bedrooms and an office The office is large and has a corner wall closet and could also be used as a guest room or another bedroom, if desired Bedroom 2 has a long wall closet and windows front and side that bathe the room m sunlight A full bathroom with a sin­gle sink, tub, and a linen closet is adjacent to bedroom 2 There is a larger linen/storage closet on the wall of the office

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AMERCE Spectacular Contemporary HomeW ith 2 s tp iy lo y e r 4 bedroom s 2 5 baths m aster suite w/Jacuzzi & separate sh o w e r library w/French doors fam ily room w/gas frpic Ig kitchen w/stone backspiash and tall c a b s h r d w d i l r s ln k t foyer & lib FFL

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WEST BLOOMFIELD Updated In North MapiewoodsSp a c io u s Tudor w/4 bedroom, 3 5 baths 3 car garage &wpavtvu9 IUUV1 M/'-T i/our vv<it. w v«t <fin ished basem ent plumbed fo r k tchen & wet bar Ste dow n fam ily room w/fireplace large kitchen w/ sland ■ appl a n ce s Updates roof w nd ow s carpet paint etc(B44BAU) 248 626 8800

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W E S T B L O O M F IE L D Winner O f The YearIs ho w you w I feel living here Approxim ately 19 ft ce f n g scu lptured lines & co lu m n s M a rb e & granite M a ste r suite w/f replace Huge deck & pat o to en)oy the acre s o f w d fe behind you (B48BRA} 248 626-8800 $920000

B IR M IN G H A M Downtown Birmingham2 be d room s 2 baths Top floor one of only 2 larger un its n com plex Completely rem ode ed ate 9 0 s Extra arge m aste bath custom cut crystal & beve eO m or

accents Neutral decor Top qua! ty t/o A rare f nc (B44CHE) 248-626 8800 $499 000

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D M a g n ific e n t C o n te m p o ra ryC u stom hom e Has t a 2 sto ry ma b e foyer 3 car ga rage walk out w indow s g a o re G orgeous ot 4 Be d roo m s 3 fu l and 2 half baths G R FR den marb e frp ic 2 1 er deck wh te k t sm a sh ng master w/ oft (B48ROY) 248-626 S8W__ $59§,000

FARMINGTON HILLS Piids of Farmington HillsU nique contempora y w th walkout on huge wooded lot 5 be d roo m s 3 5 baths cathedral ceilings oak floors M ex ican tile granite counters 2 n d floor master suite w/pr vats extra rooms M e t icu lou s turnkey (B19SH/0 248 626-8800 $519000

G R w/cathedral ce n g s tibrary/]udges panel ng & walk n closet 2 f replaces huge walk n pantry n kit dua

sta ircases open foyer w/overlooking bridge cer f s part fin bsm t w/daylight w n d w s Painted int & ext (B86SPR) 248-626 8800 $849,888

T R O Y Immaculate3 bedroom 2 2 bath colonial w/custom kitchen granite floo rs tops and sland 2 sto ry foyer w/granite floor new er carpet T/O & fresh paint Den w/built in shelves de sign e r drapes & b linds F n b sm t & hom e warranty(B43M UE) 248-642-8100 $395,000

B L O O M F IE L D H IL L S Immaculate4 bedroom 2 5 bath colonial on w ooded lot w/P ne Lake boat n g & beach G la ss F orida room w/built in Jacuzz neutral decor w/newer ceram ic t ie w ood floors & wood casem ent w indow s B loom f eld Hills Sc h o o s (B70BIR} 248 642-8100 $429,000

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M ILFO R D Privacy GaloreOn approximate y 1 5 lots of a luxury park like retreat Featuring s o a rn g cath ceil n g s hdwd firs kitchen w/island & FF laundiy Two M B R s u te s one up & one down p lus add 1 2 BR s w/full B A LL w o & 3 car gar (B22ANN) 248 642-8100 $499,900

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS Architects Private HomeOver an ac fi o f nature w/steam Soaring ce lin g s openfloo plan large cooks k tchen w/spacious eat in area IR / D R w/fireplace & Ibrary w/bu it n s Separate Jacuzzi room & f rushed basement w/bu t ins

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3 bedroom 3 bath colonial on beaut ful S y v a n Lake Extensive renovat on n 2001 Gorgeous k tchen newer deck w/hot tub oof furnace & A/C W est B oom f eld S c h o o s(B07RUS) 248 642 8100 $599000

T R O Y Walk to SomersetFrom t h s 4 bed oom 3 5 bath coon ia w t n s h e d basement Newe g h t n g t o g ante tops n ktchen w/islend & all app lances Fam y room w vau ted ce 1 n g s dua staircase & m uch mo e (BOSSHA) 248 642 8100 $644 500

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IL E O N A R D Beautiful Custom Colonial

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B L O O M F IE L D Gorgeous Wooded Lo t4 bed oom 4 bath ranch w/extens ve remodel ng at the very back of prest g o u s su b P em urn p ivacy and up north feeling

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3R Ga age holds 16 cars Custom poo 3 tier deckrm B(B01BRE) 248 642-8100 $1 800000

N O R T H V IL L E Outstanding RanchFabulous ranch w/fin W /0 L L on wooded lot alm ost 2 acres w th in m notes of downtow n Hom e boasts 5 bedroom s 2 5 baths G R FR rec rm cath ceiling 2 fireplaces maste- s u te w/sky! ght & gorgeous bath (B51FEN) 248 349 5600 $569 900

N O R T H V IL L E Spectacular ColonialHuge 4 B R 2 5 BA hom e w/enorm ous gourm et kitchen w/map e cabs S hardw ood floors W ind ng staircase M B R w/master BA & W IC 2 fireplaces 3 car garage W /0 basement & dual heating & cool ng (B65HIL) 248-349 5600 $679,900

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N O R T H V IL L E City RanchSpraw l ng ranch bu It nto a hil to fac I tate a wonderful W /0 Custom amenities include neutral stone f replace large gourm et ktchen hardw ood floo s W raparound deckw /pato S u n ro o m & m u c h m uch more (B45POT) 248-349 5600 $549 000

N O V I Elegant Custom Cape CodA grand entry greets y o u w/Travertine flooring circular staircase cherry cabs & granite T/O Sta in less steel appls an im pressive fin w /O L L w/full kitchen No expense w as spared A definite m ust see (B64R0B) 248-349 5600 $849,900

N O V I Stunning Colonial4 B R 2+ 2 B A hom e on cul de sac backing to private w o od s h i ly & ra v n e Year round sun room w/4 d o o rw a ls W h ite Bay island k tc h e n M aste r ste w/|etted tub & finished L L w/wet bar & loads of storage (B52WES) 248-349-5600 $549,900

H U N T IN G T O N W O O D S TUdorYour hunt n t h e w c o d s s e v e r C o m e & se e fo r y o u rse lf all that th s stately tudor has to offer Leaded w ndow s marble s lls Coved cel n g s crow n m o a ngs C a s s c look on a beaut ful lot Y o u r g o n g to ove f (B08PAR) 248 349 5600 $574 900

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C A N T O N Classic Elegance'Custom bu t on app o x 1 ac e Foyer w wrough: on & w ood sta rcase 2 sto ry G R w frpic & crown void n g k t & master bath w/G amte tops 3 bed o o m s have bath & W IC Full basement w walk out & 3 car attached garage (B 51RO L) 734 455 5600 $823 000

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N O R T H V IL L E Spectacular ColonialWith open floo r plan 2 story foyer w/hardwood floors fo rm a L R & D R FR w/flrep ace professionally finished basem ent sp ac iou s m aster suite ha s g amour bath 3 car attached garage 4 bedroom s 3 5 baths (B61 R ED ) 734 455-5600 $484,000

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estate Most Americans think of the single family home as their only real estate investment Have you ever considered buying a duplex’’ A duplex is one structure that includes two homes built side-by-side with one common wall If you are interested m buying real estate that can provide you with an income, a duplex may be just the right answer for you

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SIMPLE CONSTRUCTIONA duplex IS not costly to build when compared with other

forms of income property It is actually cheaper to build than two free standing homes because the common wall between homes does not require extenor finishing If you can build this m an economical way, you can realize greater profit potential Because of the simple design, maintenance costs should also be minimal Rent IS based on what the market will bear in a given geographic location This means that the amount of rent that you may receive IS not tied directly to the cost of construction or the pnce of acqumng an existing duplex So, if you bmld or buy in a good location, your financial return could be worthwhile

ON-SITE MANAGEREvery owner of income property prefers to have a responsible

person living on the property This allows for personal supervision of the premises and attention to the day to day needs of maintenance If you rent out both homes, you may negotiate an agreement with one of the tenants to be the on site manager This is usually accomplished by granting him or her a reduction in rent in exchange for specific responsibilities

Some first-time home buyers purchase a duplex rather than a single family home This allows ^em to occupy one home while renting out the other The rent from the other home helps to reduce the payment on their side In this situation, the owner saves the cost of a manager by doing it himself

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gja^ntrol your reaction to him * BRAKING6 W here do these people surface’ At work, son airplanes, at the desk next to you,I anywhere Who are they’ Vendors,I customers, co-workers, plumbers and electricians A hairdresser who talks

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The world is fall of obsessive talkers and people who don’t or won’t listen Your listening now won t “save” the person — or rescue him -- from himself Ask yourself why you listen ad nauseum. Does a barrage of words signify a relationship’ Do you feel sorry for the person’ Do you suffer from the “nice girl” or ‘nice boy” syndrome’ Remember that when you no longer play the listening ear, he’ll move on, angry that you broke your implied contract to listen sympathetically forever

TAKING ACTIONLet the scenario play out one time, only

The longer you postpone decisive action, the more difficult it will be to extncate yourself Orloff recommends, in the case of co- workers, that you “keep the peace, but continue emphasizing tha t you must return to your job ” Then, if the energy sapper becomes resentfiil, write off the problem as his, not yours

Remind yourself, she advises ~ ‘Others must take responsibility for

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anyone

— As a fixer, youll always end up with your energy drained ”

Don’t feel glued to the person, because you can extncate yourself a number of ways Removing eye contact will subtly signify to the person that you re not tuning in Try focusing in on establishing boundanes between you and the person Inhale deeply to become aware of your separateness

You can also say, gently, that you need to get back to your work If your job doesn’t depend upon It — and even if it does — try Orloff s foolproof solution Say that you need to go to the bathroom and simultaneously make a beeline for it

The author doesn’t mention that when you use work as your excuse, you’ll lose impact by sharing the one or more details that are calling you back to your desk Announce and withdraw If you don’t, instead of hearing what you say, the person will search for a new opening in the conversation Don’t give him the chance,

P s y c h i a t r i s t J u d i t h O r i o f f i n h e r b o o k , " P o s i t i v e E n e r g y ” , o f f e r s t i p s f o r r e c l a i m i n g y o u r e n e r g y a n d y o u r l i f e .

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Toyota Corolla XRS’s rear passenger seat for less than five minutes when we hopped on 1-696

All of a sudden, I hear her ask, ’ Mom^"'Uh, humm," I answer, above the wind noise "It’s like this car ate about 10 Hershey chocolate

candy bars," she saidAfter I stopped laughing, I concluded she was right

on the markThe 2005 Toyota Corolla XRS does feel like it ate a

bunch of chocolate Absolutely no mistaking the pep factor here This thing goes like the wind

Thanks to its beautifully tuned 1 8-hter 4-cyhnder 16-valve engine, the Corolla moves effortlessly and can put a sports car to shame with its acceleration, aggressive handling characteristics and peppiness For a compact sedan to act like this, it’s really, really refreshing

Translate that into A LOT OF FUN to dnve And yes, it is a sedan But with an attitude Toyota redesigned the Corolla this year and added a

sporiy front fasaa all around, cool wheel covers, a front spoiler and fog lamps and smoked headlamps

This is not your father’s Corolla That boxy, unat­tractive, looks-too-much-like-a-dad-would-dnve-it, Corolla

There’s even a bit of Lexus' influence on the inside Cluster meters that are backlit blue and fabnc-cov- ered (instead of vinyl-covered) sun visors and center console add a special touch to the whole interior treatment Seat-mounted side curtain airbags are an option, as IS a vehicle stability control system

I just can’t say enough about the performance-driv­en aspects of the new Corolla I had the vehicle for two entire weeks and never got tired of it The way it

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took comers, the positive aspects of free'w'ay driving, the get-up-and-go attitude was sometimes over­whelming It was really a great car to get into.

The XRS model (there’s a sport S tnm level and a CE and LE level) is definitely aimed toward the younger set, but older folks like me can enjoy it, too And although Toyota plans to market the XRS to sm- gle men, it can easily appease the discerning woman who wants an interesting nde to get around town in

The most appealing aspect of the Corolla XRS is its pnce ril get into the stuff inside in a moment, but the bottom line came down to a litUe over $17,000 The base model Corolla CE carries a base pnce of a mere $13,680 That’s a pretty good value for a car like this

Let’s get back to the power of the XRS This newly tuned version of the same engine and six-speed man­ual transmission you’ll find in the Cehca GT-s and Matrix XRS, this l6-valve dual overhead cam engine delivers 170 horsepower that gives you broader and stronger mid-range torque that found m any other engine that Toyota produces It almost feels like a supercharged engine, for Pete’s sake

Couple that with the fuel economy of 25 miles per gallon m the city and 32 on the highway, and you’ve got a vehicle thats a miser on gasoline and surpris­

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The suspension is sport-tuned and sits on l6-inch aluminum allow wheels and Michehn performance tires The steering is much more ngid and provides you with less vibration and improved response and feedback

Outside enhancements include a rear color-keyed spoiler, silver mstrument cluster and switch plates, leather-feeling shift boot and shift knob and unique badging Anti-lock brakes with tire pressure moni­tors, firont and rear disc brakes and cruise control axe all standard equipment

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P E T SSee Classification 7930

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Antlqiies/Collectibles

45 RECORDSO ld ies bu t g o o d e s An tique pocket w a tch (75 80 y rs o ld ) & H ub caps (248) 7 38 8669

Antiques Bought' Postca rd s paper d o lls d ish e s perfum e bo ttle s S he lley bone ch in a m ilta ry 248 6 24 338 5

dThETTE set 1 9 4 0 s M crgan ton m ahogany hutch buffet 6 c h a irs tab le Table needs m in o r repair beaut ful $ 21 00 1 9 5 0 S G o ld /o akfrench bed ro om set p o ss ib ly 2 sets 2 tw in s 2 d re sse rs v a n ty n igh ts ta nd s 2 m r r o r s & 2 p r o c e s s c h a r s $ 1700 (586) 489 8109

DINING ROOM SET T a b e & cha rs bu ffe t ch in a cab net approx 7 0 y r s o ld $700/best o ffe r 2 48 4 7 7 4650

DOLL HOUSE M in a tu re Real G ood Toys M o n tp e le r Com p le te ly assem b led interi o r p a rtia lly fin sh ed fu rn itu re p ie ce s ca rp e t ng w a llp ape r f lo o r in g in c lud ed $500/best 248 5 44 4 50 4

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ANTIQUE AUCTIONG lassw are & Ch ina Furn itu re S ton ew a re P o t te ry Ra re N p p o n V ase B oo ks A n tique s 3 Ra ilroad Lanterns M ilk G la ss C ove red D ish C o lle c to r ! M u ch M o re ' B e au t fu l O d S o fa 1780 s M a p le Fin ish Ches t M antles M ahogany M antle C lo ck Early 1 86 0 s M any O ld Trunks

S A T O CT 2N D 10 30AM 505 5 Ann A rb o r S a l ne Rd A n n A rb o r M l Info w t h p ic s @ b raunandhe im ercom

BRAU N AN D H ELM E R AUCTION S ER V IC E

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PUBLIC AUCTIONThurs Sept 30th 6pmC o lo r P roduc tion & Design ju s t East o f R o che s te r Rd to 1146 B g Beave r n Troy C om m e rce C en te r P r in t s h o p equ p H e ide lbu rg Q u ickm aste r D Design Je t 5 0 0 0 PS36 Inkjet P rin te r S c ite x Sm art 3 40 Scanner C o m o Paper Shea r Com p u te rs Tables c h a irs desks

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Mid Thumb Auctioneering

SPORTING GOODS AUCTIONO ver 25 guns kn ive s 16 p lace g u n safe w ild life a rtw o rk ro d s reels lu re s m ou n ts c o in s too ls ro llin g to o l boxes s p o rts related hunt ng related r id in g law n m o w e r & vac an t iq u e s Red W n g au to g raphed pu cks m uch more S U N S E P T 2 6 T H ® 11 00AM W ash tenaw F a rm C ounc 1 G ro u n d s W ash ten aw Farm C ou n c il G rounds 5 05 5 Ann A rb o r Sal ne Road A n n A rbo r M l Info with p c s ®

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LUTHERAN CHURCH222 5 E 14 M ile between W o o d w a rd & C o o lid g e W ed Sep t 2 9 th 6 9pm 30% m arkup Th u rs Sept 30th 10 2 Oct 1 9 11am

Birmingham Unitarian Church Rum m age Sa le & Auction 38651 N W oodw ard B loom f e ld H lls (at Lone P n e ) Thu r M ay 6 7pm 9pm (n c u d in g s le n t au cton ) Fr M ay 7 1 0a m 2pm (alt te rns H p r c e ) Sat M a y s 9am noon ($3 & $10 bags)

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CANTON WALKER WINTER ELEM 39932 Michigan Flea market & craft fair Sat Oct 2 IGam 2pm Lots of great stuff Ram date Oct 9P L Y M O U T H M E f H O D I S T C H U R C H lu e s Sept 2 8 9 8pm W ed S ep t 29 9 5pm T h u rs S ep t 30 9 3pm Bag sa le 3 5pm 45201 N Terr to r al W o f She ldon Rd

7100 Estate S a le s

LIVONIA 1 0 0 y r o ld sa le C o lle c t btes m ahogany furm tu re v in ta g e lin e n s ch in a sew in g n o t io n s & lew e lry W ed S a t Sep t 30 O c t 2 9 5 3 4 7 8 0 Pe rth 1 b ikN /S ch o o lc ra f t betw een Farm ngton & Levan enter on Ellen

Garage Sales

BERKLEY G A R A G E S A LE A ll cou ture c lo th in g G o o d deal on e n t ire w a rd ro b e (248) 608 0378 leave m essege

BIRMINGHAM Thu rs 9 3 1 15 6 N o r fo lk W of Sou th fie ld N o f 14 Fu rn tu re jew e lry k id s c lo th es etc

BIRMINGHAM Thu rs Sept 30 9 30 4 B ab y k itchen & law n to o ls 1665 B irm ingham B ivd btw n Sou th fie ld & 14

CANTON 650 9 Durham East o f S he ldo n north of Ford off H an fo rd S ep t 23 2 6 9am 5pm Large tw o fam ily sate

CANTON GARAGE/MOVINGS ep t 30/1 N/Geddes E/Beck 9 5 2 8 3 9 W ake fie ldFurn iture po ke m o r ca rd s etc

FARMINGTON HILLSThurs Sat 9 5 L inen decora five hoi day househo ld c lo th ng terns 2 8583 Kenda w ood N o f l 2 M 6 E o f Farm ngton

FARMINGTON HILLS Sep t 30 O ct 3 Thu rs & Fr 12 8 Sat & Sun 12 5 28025 Danvers D rv e N /o f 12 M le W/of Inkster 1 st h ou se on e ft A ll k n d s o f fu rn itu re lig h tin g h ou seh o d te rn s to y s & m s c Items

FARMINGTON HILLSS tra th m o re S u b W ide Sa le O ctobe 1 st 2nd & 3 rd from 9 4 (at 13 M l e & Haggerty) Ove 190 houses

Garage Sales EGARDEN CITY Craft & garage sale 3 17 50 B row n S /Ford W /M e rrim an S ep t 29 & 30 O ct 1 9 4pm

GARDEN CITY S ep t 25 & 26 9 4 3 1 0 6 0 B lo c k N /Ford E /M e r im an C h in a cab net hu tch m s c fu rm tu e m isc

LAR E SALE O ct” 2~ & 3 10am to 5pm at S E C U R E D S T O R A G E S Y S T E M S 148 5 M aple W ay Dr Troy 1/4 m le W of C oo lid ge o ff M ap le Rd Eve ryth ing you can th in k o f to o ls hunting equ ip fu rn itu re 5 hp boat m o to r baby furm tu re m isc h ou seho ld stu ff

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LIVONIA H ouseho ld go o d s sp o ts m e m o ra b ilia & lo ts m ore T h u rs Sun 14325 Deenng Inkster & S choo lc ra ft

LIVONIA O ct 1 2 9 5pm Co lleb tib le s an tiques house hold m is c A1 m ust go 9009 L o n e ! o f f A m A rb o r Trail

LIVONIA S e p t 3 0 O c t 2 Sam 20308 M ap lew ood E o f M idd lebe lt S o f 8 M ile

LIVONIA BIG TOOL & GARAGE SALE' 0 C T 1 3 9 5 19990 O sm us S / 8 M ile W /M e rrim an

LIVONIA M u ch m o re than new 1 7 t ru c k t ire s A rc w e lde r tru ck cap coa ts to ys s tro lle rs v id eo gam es 9039 M idd lebe lt N / J o y Sun Sat

LIVONIA W ed S a t Sep t 29 O ct 2 S c f e M ile E of H aggerty H ou seho ld go o d s law n equ ip to y s In e n s m isc

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Moving Sales

BLOOMFIELD HILLS M ov ing / Esta te S a e Bake r fu rn itu re pa tio fu rm tu e c o lle c t b es freezer m uch m ore Fr Sat O c t1 2 9 5 1 4 1 6 C e d a rB e n d S o f Long Lake E o f Franklin en te r o ff P ne Tree Trai

CANTON M aytag ga s s tove Organ en terta inm ent cen te r bed room se t law n m o w e r No reasonab le o ffe re fused Call fo r an appt 7 34 451 5229

LIVONIA d re s se r ch e st w a rd rob e co rn e r cu r io exer c is e b ke and m ore

(734) 591 0344

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CLOTHING W om en s de s igne r c lo th in g s ize s 2 4 6 8 S M D resses su its s la ck s to p s ou te r w ear foo tw ea r pu rses like new fu ll length m ink coat like new m ink s tro lle r v intage fo x ja cket like new m ink hat A rm an i Ferretti P rada Vera W ang A lic o le M il le r Ca lv in K e n B lahn ik J m m y C hoc Donna Karan D K N Y R ichard Ty le r and m ore 2 48 2 58 1233

DESIGNER CLOTHESW om en s s ze 8 S t J o h n etc C o c k ta il c o th e s & su its S h o e s s z e 8 (248) 3 48 9229

Longeven ing coa t w /m nk I n ng cu ffs & c o la r Sw ag p u rp e s o f t lea the r c o a t $ 500/ea (586) 268 0766

VVE OING DRESS T VEILM a r s a s iz e 12 Beau tifu l Exc cond $550 (248) 353 6895

Household Goods

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BINiNG ROOM SET,C h e rry Tab le c h a irs

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bo xe s S a c r if ic e $ 9 5 0 Gan

de live r 2 48 941 420 6

AMANA REFRIGERATOR18cu f t w h ite m in t $225 W h ir lp o o l se lf c le an ing gas

range w h ite $ 22 5 Maytag d ishw ashe r w h te $50

(248) 345 7359

APPLIANCES M aytag w asher $ 50 /b e s t F rg id a ire G a lle ry s d e by s d e 26 0 cu b ic ft fudge $400/best

Ca ll 7 34 3 94 0208

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2 48 3 48 9229

BEDROOM SET Beautifu l mod ern pecan w ood 4 p ece $275 m ust se ll (734) 2 66 9197

BUFFET Oak fro m 1920 s Orig nal beveled m irro r ch ilds rocke r S ideboa rd 1940 s 2 desks (734) 4 27 1874

BUNK & TRUDLE BEDOak exc cond $15 0 each

734 453 7628CHINA CABINET Thom asv ille 4 g la ss d o o rs in te r io r lights Exce llent C o lle c tib le s by ot c separa te (734) 4 27 1874

CHINOISERIE ligh ted ch na cab net an tique w h itat-m m e d n g o id 7 5 1 /2 x 1 4 x 5 2 4 g la ss do o rs on top 4 e n c lo sed ca b in e t d o o rs on bottom $75 0 5 86 263 0342

Household Goods

COUCH w/bed b y La Z Boy b lue m m acu la te T w in S w v e l R o cke r C h a irs A rm cha ir w /o ttom an (734) 427 1874

Couchs piece S k la rs e c t io n a l (beige) $ 28 5 3 p ie ce w all un it (o ff w h ite ) $ 17 5 Both excel ent cond t on (248) 363 8793

COUCH Bake r e xc 9 m os o ld $ 9 5 0 o r ig in a l $ 60 00 Lex ngton D esk ch a ir n g h t stand bo okcase (w h ite ) $250 2 48 353 6895

Decorator Selected Furnitures e c t io n a l le a th e r lo ve se a t tab le s en terta inm ent cab inet d re sse r ron daybed w/trun d ie a c ce s so r ie s e xc cond 2 48 855 9233

DESK OAK 6 0x30 le ft re tu rn 3 9 x i8 B oo kca se 3 6 x76 x1 2 G ood cond $350 bo th 2 48 737 '4 8 3 8

DINING ROOM Table ve ry un que c u s to m g la s s w /2 pedesta ls 6 c h a irs m ust see $ 19 95 2 4 8 737 2228

DINING ROOM FURNITUREB y B a ke r 6 U ph o ls te red cha rs in Be ge g la s s ova l top w /base $ 50 0 (313) 565 5979

DINING ROOM SET 1940 8 p lu s othe r fu rn itu re ncludm g S tick ie y C a ll fo r de ta ils (248) 471 1042

DINING ROOM SET Ethan A llen cha rte r o a k table & 6 c h a irs 3 p iece bu ffet $800 Ca ll even ing s 2 4 8 661 5392

DINING ROOM SET H e ire d o n 6 cha rs Ch n a s id eb oa rd $ 4 0 00 L o c k e r room bo ys bed ro om se t b y Lex ing ton $90 0 M is c fu rn itu re ava il ab le (248) 656 2055

DINING ROOM SET oak64 x44 tab le + 20 leaf & 6 ch a irs & hu tch $1500/best

2 4 8 433 1003

DINING ROOM SET So lid Oak Larg e 4 8 inch round w /18 in lea f bu ffet & ch in a cab net s de bar w /s iate to p 6 ch a irs $ 40 00 (810) 7 9 3 4714

DINING ROOM SET Table w/6 ch a irs lighted ch in a c lo se t & bu ffe t $ 3 0 0 A e s t P ing pong tab le $ 10 0 2 48 4 43 1591

DINING ROOM SET Fru tw ood tab le w ith lea f 6 cha rs buffet $ 25 0 Be ige 7 f t sofa $150 C a ll late eves 2 48 3 72 7042

Dining room table 4 cha irs cu s tom pads 2 arge leaves buffet pecan f n s h Ve^ygood cond $ 45 0 (734) 4 59 2221

DINING SET Beautifu Cherry w o od t a b s bu ffe t & ch ina cab inet E x ce lle n t ' Best o ffe r

(734) 427 1874

Household Goods EDINING SET Pe rfec t co n d i t o n W h te w ash s e t w /4 ch a irs & ch na cab inet $1000

(734) 751 8644

DINING SETS (2) Tem p le S tu a rt pecan round tab le 2 e x te n s io n s 2 arm & 4 s id e c h a irs h u tch $ 5 0 0 E than A lle n M a p le rectangle tab le 2 e x te n s io n s 4 cha irs co rn e r hu tch $ 4 0 0 An tique sew in g m ach in e baby c rib exe rc ise b ike & w e g h t bench law n s w n g (2 48 ) 473 0461

Entertainment Ceitter 3 pcoak lig h ts up go rgeou s pa id $ 3 0 0 0 S a c r f ic e $ 6 5 0 best o ffe r 313 7 2 4 9 57 0

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERB e a u t ifu l b la ck la c q u e r & g la s s w ith g rey b ird se y e m ap le d ra w e rs $ 900/best (2 48 ) 7 2 3 5530

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERh o ld s 2 7 T V D ark w a lnu t $ 3 0 0 (7 34 ) 3 97 7856

TnTERTaInMENT CENTERT h o m a sv ille che rry V e ry good co n d 4 2 w X 75 1/2h x 24d $ 5 5 0 7 34 4 59 9319

FURNITURE O rien ta l rug 9 X 1 2 w h ite 8 shaped se c t ion a l co u ch end tab le s b la ck la cq u e r d in in g c h a irs o th e r fu rn itu re 248 5 68 0495

FURNITURE D re s se r w /la rge hu tch & m ir ro r La rg e d e sk w /h u tch Both w a ln u t and $150 /ea ch C a li 734 9 8 i 6 87 5

FURNITURE M ap le queen bed d re s se r w /m irro r $ 19 0 C o u ch 2 c h a irs $ 12 5 M ap le s te reo $ 5 0 734 4 55 4 57 7

FURNITURE SALE B lu e S ec t io n a l B lue/Cream C h a irs & O ttom an s B y She rrill B row n H ide A Bed off w h ite loveseat & h ide a bed 2 Queen Ann C h a irs end table 4 p c baby fu rn itu re by C h ild C ra ft R e a so n ab ly priced Ca ll 2 48 4 77 393 2 734 4 20 2875

FURNITURE Sofa bed good co n d it io n $150 B u nk bed w/ a tta ch ed d re s se r & d e sk $ 20 0 C a ll 7 34 729 7951

FURNITURE A ll new sam p le s Tw in beds m attress se ts art H au lltree rugs ca rved teak sc reen s e tc 734 421 0500

FURNITURE Co ffee ta b le s Larg e squa re ivo ry m arb le $ 10 0 a rg e square taupe fo s s I s tone $ 1 2 5 (248) 3 34 0785

KING Mahogany sleigh ensemble S tunn ing d re sse r c h e s t & m ghtstand $2500 3 2 S o n y TV w /a rg e s to rage s tand $ 6 5 0 248 541 2230

U F T C H A IR E le c tro n c Cha r/re c lin e r m aroon brand new $60 0 Ca I 734 4 53 2674

Hoiisehoid Goods

LIVING ROOM SET So fa T r e d ner coffee & end tab le s e x c cond m u lti c o lo r SSSD D ays 248 871 2 77 2 E ve s rS, w eekends 2 48 721 oe i-a .

LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 YfiS.old 2 lam ps 1 f lo ra l cen te r p ie ce 2 end tab le s 1 s id e ta b le & 1 c o c k ta il t a b le ' lo v e se a t so fa & re c lio a iC $ 6 0 0 (734) 8 44 6 56 8 b

MATTRESS B ran d N ew M a ttre ss set in p la st ic w /w m ranty Brand new lea ther fu ro i tu re M u s t s e l ! '7 34 231 6622^

ROSENTHAL CHINA for 12L ik e new $1250 Pe rs ian rug B ake rs sofa O rexe l tab le s v e r flatware L a d ie s h an d kn it c o a t & c lo th ing (12 14) o 2 4 8 7 88 1103_______________ , ,

SECTIONAL H a rr is S co tt 3 p c red leather 2 ch a ise s & pu ll o u t Excellent con d it io n $ 7 ^

(248) 9 32 0 ^

SOFA & LOVESEAT Tan co r» du ro y good cond $100/se t 2 4 8 853 5726 ^ ~

SOFA 7 LOVESEAT 5 over- s iz e d 44 o ttom an $ 4 0 0 J La z yb o y rocke r/rec im er $ 15 0 . o r a ll fo r $500 E x c Cond

(248) 4 74 001S-________________ : - . . M a t l

SOFA N ew A d am s P ie rce Sb'fa’' 8 9 in chs long w / 27 inch dedlT cu sh io n s M u s t s e l l ' $ 6 0 0 x

Ca ll 2 48 7 66 4 5 0 S ‘f__________________ 3-8SOFA Lo ve se a t & Chdi}^ M ila n o lea the r e x c coQ d» a lm o s t new g ra y ish /b ro w w c o lo r $2000 2 48 669 6 6 8 6

SOFA O im ng tab le c h a irs Duncan Phyfe tab le & 4 ch a irs 3 p c g ir l s| b ed ro om set 7 34 4 55 1^12 *

SOFA/LOVESEAT B ernha rd t^ green/beige Exce llen t shape $ 3 6 0 248 6 26 615 6 *- - - _____ _.___ I_^TV large screen $2S0 2|bed ro om sets $ 20 0 each >

2 48 7 36 01.51

$ 3 0 0 72 IIS & w h ite m a r­b le tab e w /6 u p h o ls te re d c h a r s $1200 (5 8 6 )2 6 8 076 6

Appliances

APPLIANCES K tch e n a id re fr ige ra to s d e by s id e ic fr &• w a te d is p e n se r $575!/ W h ir lp o o l d ish w ash e r $ f5 0 ' ’ C a lo r ic gas rang e $ 1 0 0 Sha rp m crow ave $35 A ll im go o d cond t on 2 48 3 90 474 2

APPLIANCES W e st in g h o u se W as iie r/D ye r & Kenm ore Cold; S p o t re f rg e ra to r $ 50 /e ach d a v e a n d ja n in e b a u e r@ a tt r1 6 f o r 5 86 202 442 8 ^

A l l A d s R u n O n l i n e

A V a l u e O f U p T o $ 8 7 0 0 WWW hom etow /ihfe com

Accounting

LIVONIA u p p e r 2 bedroom No pe ts Im m ed ia te o c cu p an cy $700/m o + se cu r ty depos t & u tilitie s 734 425 0000

Advertising

H e a s e N o te :

Anyone proy d ng $ 6 0 0 or m ore n m ate ria an d /o r labor f o re s d en tia l em ode n g con s t uct on or

repa r s equ ired by s ta te aw to be 1 censed

Aluminum Siting . C M

GAGNIERHOME IMPROVMENT

S id in g Trim G u tte rs Aw m ngs R o o fn g L c & ns

(7 34 ) 281 0303

Asphalt/Blacktopping

DJ S BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS• P a v n g • Pa tch ing

• Sea l C oa tin g Free Est 800 7 24 8 9 2 0 734 3 97 0811

GUARDIAN SEALCOAT & PAVING

D rivew ays p a r k n g lo ts roads ho t rubbe r c ra ck repair & s t r p in g (248 )887 1309

PAVEX ASPHALT R e sd I C o m m ! F ree E s t W o rk Guaranteed M em be r BB B to il free888 2 48 959 7 313 971 9960

T H E J E F F R E Y C OC o m m e r c ia l B la c k t o p

P a v in g ( 3 1 3 ) 5 8 4 2 4 3 0

lasementWaterproofing

A W E T B A S E M E N T ?C a ll W a te rsea l S ystem

FI^ E In spe c tion s Lie & Ins 8 88 7 86 1282

loekkeepingServiee

YOUR OFFICE OR MY HOMEUsing Q u ic kb o o k s Excel

W ord e tc A ls o p ro fic ien t in seve ra l o th e r softw a re

p ro g ram s Ca ll fo r de ta ils (248) 3 99 0512

irick. Block t Cement

★ A 1 BRICK REPAIR ★^ B rick repa irs tu ck po nt A m g cem en t w aterproo f W mg 35 y rs exp L ie /Ins

2 4 8 478 7949

AA MORGAN THE MASON LLCSpec ia liz ing in b re k & cem ent repairs 28 y rs reputable exp Large o r sm a ll L ie & Ins 248 7 19 3 88 4 248 3 48 0066

Irick, ilock $ Cement

AAA CUSTOM BRICKS pec ia l z n g n

repairs B r ick B lock & Cem en t Res/Com

248 477 9673Advanced Porch & Concrete

Al! types o f cem en t w erk Quick S e rv ce '

S r D s c o u n t 734 261 2655

ALL BRICK REPAIRSC h im ney po rches tu ck point m g etc 10% o ff w th ac

248 7 06 9224

ALL CONCRETE D ves po rch es pa tios w a lks B r c k b lo c k foundation w o rk L c & n s Free Est C a ll a n y tm e

Todd Hum ecky 2 48 478 2602

All Types Res Cement Work Driveways ♦ Patios ♦ WalksR A Y V A G N E n i C E M E N T CO

Insured 734 4 64 1137

ARTUR MASONRYPo rche s B rick pavers B r ick w a lls Tuck po n ting Free Est L ie & ns 248 933 0901

ATINA CEMENTA ll types o f cem en t work

D rivew ays garages pat os Free Est L c & Ins

734 513 2455

BUILDERS CONCRETE COD rv e w a y s ga rage f lo o rs pa t o s porches etc Free Est L ie & Ins 313 2 74 3210

CANTON CEMENT COMPANYD rives garage f lo o rs etc

Free rem oval on rep lacem ents L c / ln s F e e est 734 261 2818

0 & A CEMENT COD rv e w a y s pat o s po rches e tc Free est L c & Insured 7 34 458 4587 7 34 4 66 9005

D O GO NSKI C O N STRUCT IO N B r ic k B lock & Cem en t W ork P o rche s Ch m neys D r W ays F ree Est 3 13 5 37 1833

JOE & SONS CEMENT COD rivew ays P o rche s Garage F lo o rs B r ic k /B lo c k W ater p ro o fin g L c Ins Free Est

313 561 9460

JOE & SONS CEMENT COD rivew ays P o rch e s Garage F lo o rs B r c k /B lo c k W a te r p ro o fing Lie Ins Free Est

313 561 9460

MASONRY CONSTRUCTIONIn b r ic k b lo ck & stone and ch im n ey & po rch re pa ir A s k fo r R ic k (248) 6 2 7 4736

PADULA CEMENT COMP•B r ic k »B ock »Dr ve s ‘ Garages •P o rch es •M em be r B B B ‘ L ie 7 34 525 1064 2 48 8 89 3911

5]“ADDiTIONS PLU S"

• Beaut fu l A d d it io n s • K itchens • Baths

• Low er Leve ls

Guaranteed qua lity w orkm an

sh ip Com plete p lan & des ign s e rv ice available L ie & Ins

734 414-0448A FAM LY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLOG884 6 G rown L ivon ia

• A PE R S O N AL TO U CH • S ta irw ays & R a ilin gs

K itch ens Van itie s Coun ie s Basem ents D oo rs

W indow s S to re Renovation L ie & Ins 2 8 y rs exp

734-421 5526

liiilding Remodeling

aBarry Construction LLCW ndow s R oo fs S d ng Add t o n s K itchens Etc L c / ln s 734 266 1749

B A R R Y 'S CARPENTRY•Basem ents ‘ Bath room s

• A d d it o n s ‘ K te h en s 23 y rs

exp S ta rt to F in ish L ic / ln s

(248) 4 78 8559

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGSN ew H o m es R e m o d e ls A d d ito n s Garages Free Est

(313) 3 99 7016

Rec Room K tch e n & Bath S pec ia l s ts A I Rem ode l ng

Fo rm ica & Lam nate V isa /M C A M E X

248 476 0011 313 835 8610

Carpentry

ALL CARPENTRY REMODELING REPAIRS

30 y rs exp L c / in s Call John 734 522 5401

DOORSEntry Storms Interior

R S C a rpen try Lie Ins R o n S h e m e t (313) 9 3 7 9653

FINISH CARPENTRYC row ns T rm D oo rs

Ra i m gs S tra igh t o r Bent L c 3 0 y rs exp 734 4 55 3970

POWER CONSTRUCTION COCom p le te R o o f and R epa irs

S id in g Ca rpen try Fu lly I ce n sed & nsu red

2 4 8 4 77 1300

REC ROOMSBasm ents K te h en s BathsNew & Repa rs248 471 2600 313 8 35 8610

Chimney Cleaning/ luiidinf $ Repair

★ AAA Cuslom Brick

Work C H IM N EY SP E C IA L IS TS

V e ry clean qua lity w o rk 25 y rs exp N ew & Repa irs (248) 477 9673

BEST CHIMNEY & Roofing CoNew & repairs

S r c itizen d ise t L c & Ins

248 557 5 59 5 312 2 9 2 7722

Computer Sales I / l i KService V

UPGRADES REPAIRS tram ng s n e e 1983 I speak peo

p ie language not com p ute r language 2 48 656 8372

DSM CUSTOM CONCRETED rivew ays s id ew a lk s patios c o lo r stam ped concre te patios Quality Ins 2 48 767 0008

L & J CONTRACTINGA l types o f concre te S m a ll )obs w e lcom e

Free E s t (734) 762 0266

Coniracting

HOME REPAIR/REMODELA d d it io n s & Garages

L c / ln sCa li Dave 2 48 240 0474

Decks/Patios/Sunrooms

AFFORDABLE CUSTOM DECKW o man zed o r C eda r L ic / ln s

Free E s t 20 Y rs Exp 734 261 1614 2 48 4 42 2744

PRIEMER DRYWALLR e s d e n t a i / C o m n r e n c a l repa irs Ful y in s Free est

2 48 7 37 5077

RICKS DRYWALL Finishing & Repair A ll w o rk guaran teed 30 y rs E xp R easonab le P r ice s (734) 4 22 7584

• DRYWALL FINISHING •• TEXTURES » PATCHWORK •Free Est Reasonab le P r ice s

J o h n 734 7 40 4072

ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS

Free e st h ones t w o rk w th honest p r ice s 7 34 3 77 4435

All Your Electrical NeedsFree e s t im a te s C o m p e t itv e p r ic in g D ependab le & rep utable CO A ll w o rk guaranteed M aste r E le c tric ian on ca ll 24/7 L ie Ins C a ll S cand re tt E le c tric

7 34 432 7911

DO YOUR LIGHTS DIM?Y o u r e le c tr ica l s ys tem m ay need to be checked fo r troub le

Call R C S a t (248) 3 48 5457

FAMILY ELECTRICAL C ity c e r t V io la t io n s co rre c te d S erv ice change s o r any sm a ll jo b Free e s t 7 34 4 22 808 0

S P A R K Y E L E C T R I C R e s / C o m m W t r i n g / R e p a i r sFree E lec Inspect on L ic / ln s 3 13 533 3800 2 48 521 2550

Excavaling/lackhoe

B u lld o zn g Excava ting F in ish G rad n g Pa rk ing Lo ts P oo l Rem oval D em o lit ion Eg ress w indow s Re ta in ing w a ils o f an y kind Lie d & in s d

7 34 4 59 8268

ABSOLUTELY THE BESTSeasoned H ardw ood

FREE D E L IV E R Y SBO/CORO 734 3 47 3588

Admire Your FireWell seasoned

Hard Birch & Fruit Pickup and delivery

Hacker Services Quality Since 19 4 6

(248} 348 3 15 0

Garage Door ^Installation t Repair ' v r

SHAMROCK DOORGarage D o o r & O pene r Sa le s & S e rv ice Fam ily ow ned s in ce 1981 Free Est 3 1 3 531 5166

ARMAfN CUTTERS LCS eam le ss C op pe r In s ta la to n ETC

Free E s t 3 1 3 2 04 6133

CLEA N IN G S C R EEN IN G

NEW & R E P A RS

2 4 8 - 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0GUTTER CLUTTER Get RidOf It' $75 C o on ia ls $60 R a n ch e s C lean ing /Screem ng Ca ll T im 7 34 5 42 9537

LIVO N IA G U TTERC lean ing re p a rs seam e ss

gu tte r nsu red 2 48 5 68 1948

Handym an M/F

ABSOLUTELY AL S •Carpentry *E1ect •Plumbing

•Painting •Roofing 248 477 4742

Absolutely Lic/lns DU IT ALL Solid Surface Special free do ub le o r s in g e bow l s in k ncl w /o rde r W e a lso do com p le te b sm ts & a ll o th e r in te r io r w o rk n c e le c tr ic a l p lu m b ng &

pa in t ng etc (248) 889 7667

ALL JOBS BIG & SMALLCom p le te hom e repa irs

O u tbu ild ngs & S tru ctu ra l C a li Ph i 2 48 615 4863

ALL TiMATE HANOYWORKA ll pha se s o f hom e im prove m ent Free e st S r C itizen D sc Beat any b d 7 34 4 67 7798

CAN DO ALL hom e repairs! S p e c a l z ing m k itchen & bath rem ode ling Fu lly Insured

Ca ll Dusty 2 48 3 30 8529

GOT A HONEY DO LIST?I w on t be y o u r h oney but I w ill d o y o u r l is t C a li Bert (734) 4 49 9408

Need a Regular Handyman?1 o r 2 days a w eek?C a ll (734) 812 709 0

PAINTER & HANDYMAN37 y r s exp S r C t lz e n 10% D isco u n t L ie Ins A s k fo r J im 734 3 97 4489 7 34 5 78 4489

Retired Handym anA ll types o f w o rk

3 13 835 8610

2 4 8 - 4 7 1 - 3 7 2 9TEO ALL HOME REPAIRS

R e p a ir m a n tam upg rade eve ry th in g S m a ll jo b s wel co m e (2 4 8 )5 0 6 6011

Hauling/Clean Up

A 1 H au ling M ove sc ra p m eta l c le an b a se m e n ts ga rag es s to re s e tc Low est p r ice s in tow n Q u ick se rv ice Free est W ayne /O ak land C ty Cen tra l tOCatOP 547 2764 / 5 5 9 8138

AFFORDABLE PERSONAL HAULING

SERVICEW e clean ou t h om es attics

ba sem ents ga rag es o ff ice s w a reh ou se s & any th in g e lse C o m p le te d e m o lit io n fro m s ta r t to f n is h e d F ree e s t

D em o lit io n 2 48 4 89 5955

America s #1 Cleaning CoW e s p e c a l iz e In h o m es a t t ic s b a se m e n ts ga rag es w a reh ou se s ga rage rem ova l C o m p le te d e m o lito n fro m s ta rt to f in sh 8 00 6 7 7 7738

GOT STUFF? W e lo a d /h a u l 5 15 y d dum p ren ta ls B obcat

7 days Garage b sm t yard 2 48 6 22 1516

Haulini/Clean Up EGT S HAUL IT ALL Hau ing &clean up o f co n s tru c t io n househo d m ater a is & m isc Items Owned by lo ca l fire figh ter 734 748 4774

Home Improvement ^

FIRMAN BROTHERS HOME IMPROVEMENT 3rd genera to rt ow ned & operated 33 y rs exp th is g ene ra to n No S a le sm an ' J u s t a fa ir p rc e ' L censed & Insured Add ition w n d o w s id ing ro o fn g We do It a ll Ca I 7 34 675 2847

ORSINI BUILDING COA dd it io n s K te h en s Baths

Fin ished Basem ent L icensed 248 685 8276 586 7 07 49S5

REPAIR CLINIC COMApp liance Pa rts Counter G rand O pen ing Oct 2

J o in u s between 10 2 pm Fo r food & fun

48600 M ich gan Ave 1/4 m le w e s t o f Beck Rd n Canton

Housecleaning

AN HONEST RELIABLE Exphousekeepe r ava il fo r con dos hou se s & ap ts R e f avail $11 $12 /h r 3 13 523 1064

HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES• S tandard o r Deep Cleaning

• E rra nd s & Laund ry

• $ 12 $ 16 per hour

Ca ll M a jorie

248 615 928 6 248 921 0140

DISCOUNT IRRIGATION SER VICES Insta ll repa ir & trou b e sh o o f S p r in k le r s h u to f f Free est h e /m s A ll andscape S hau ling J e ff 2 48 489 5955

KITCHEN CABINET REFACINGDes gn Y o u r K itchen fo r .e s s C u stom K itch ens & Baths

1 8 00 7 94 5884 WWW Sdayk itchens com

Landscaping

* ACE LANDSCAPING «C leanup sh ru b rem oval

w eed ing /trim m m g/sod/p lants

Com p le te landscap ing

« 3 13 5 33 3967 *

COMPLETE LANDSCAPING BY LACOURE SERVICES Reiandscap ng & n ew landscap rg g rad ing so d d in g hydro

seed ing a ll typ e s reta in ing w a ils n sta lied b r c k w a lks & pat o s D ra in ag e sys tem s law n irr tg a to n sys tem s low foundation s bu It up W eekly law n m a in ten an ce 3 0 yrs exp L ie & Ins Free Est

2 48 4 89 5955

Landscaping Land Clearing Waterfalls Ponds Streams

Brick Paving Retaining Walls Demolition

Excavating & Oozing C a ll 734 6 34 7427

Landscaping

1m SHOVEL• Reso dd ing

Law n s

• B r ic k Pavers • D ra nage A

Low area repaired •D em o lit io n /P oo l Rem oval •D irt Concre te Rem oval

Paul 734 326 6114Painting/Decorating Paperhangers V ib rA ONE CUSTOM PAINTING

★ In t/Ext ★ B oo k now fo r

e x p d p ro f p a n tin g Free Est R e f / n s V asko 2 4 8 738 4294

ACCURATE INT PAINTINGp ia ste r/d ryw a ll r e p a r sm a ll job s O K 4 6 y rs e xp Ins Free Est L a r y 7 34 4 25 1372

ADVANCED PAINTING30 y s e xp /re fe ren ce s F u ly in su re d In te r io r/e x te r io r & de ck s B o b (248) 5 68 9295

BEAT A N Y

W RITTEN E S T MATE

2 4 8 - 4 7 6 - 0 0 1 13 13 835 8610

Pa in t ng Pape rin g P a s te r in g R epa irs W a llw aeh ing

CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGInter o r e x te ro r re s & com m erc ia l Q ua lity w o rk guaran teed (248) 8 08 0008

EXPERIENCED PAINTERA ffo rdab le p r ic e s Neat

Int/Ext Insured Free Est S ub u rb s E re 3 13 477 2085

iNTERiOR PAINTINGL c / ln s

7 34 5 25 8527

J POND PAINTINGL ie Ins Ref P ro fess iona l Fa ther & S o n s 4 0 y rs exp 734 5 22 2738 7 3 4 462 1310

PAINT SMALL BEDROOM $90Pape rem ova l & N ew texture Beat an y w rit te n e st im a te ' M any Ref 734 3 0 9 5117

PArNTING Certified Master Painter Int/Ext Re ferences

29 y rs exp insu red Ca ll (734) 6 67 1115

Q U A LIT Y PAINTINGThorough Preparation

W o rk M y se lf s nee 1967

Neat Reasonab le & Insured

FRANK C FARRUGIA 248 225 7165

• INTERIOR • EXTERIOR PAINTING BY MICHAEL• R es • Com ! • S ta n in g

•Textured Ce l in g s * Faux F in ish e s ‘ D eck/A lum m um

Refin shm g •P laste r/D ryw al! R epa ir • W a llp ap e r Rem oval

• Free Est • R e ferences• 2 48 3 49 7499• 7 34 4 6 4 8147

Plastering

Joe s Plaster & Drywall -★• D u st Free R epa irs • W ater Dam age • C ra ck s & H o les S m a ll Jo b s w e lcom e 35 years exp L ie / in s 2 48 478 7949

Plumbing

Plumbing & Sewer CleaningR epa irs & A lte ra tion s

2 4 8 471 2600

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SHAUNS PLUMBINGS ew e r c le an ing $ 65 /up S p e c a iz in g in a ll typ e s p lum b m g se rv ice 734 5 78 7192

MOBILE POWER WASHINGD ecks Fen ces D rivew ays etc

W a sh & Sea l y o u r D eck L o w P r ic e s 248 941 1495

POWER WASH & TREAT YOUR DECK before w in te r F o r h o m e re p a irs c a ll the h andym an 3 13 535 2735

APEX ROOFINGQ u a lity w k com p le ted w th p r id e F a m ily ow ned L ie in s

Fo r h o n es ty S n te g r ty 2 48 4 76 698 4 248 8 55 7223

C EVERETT ROOFING Q ua lity a ffo rd ab e roo fin g F a m ily ow ned L ie & Ins Free est 7 34 4 39 708 8 734 3 95 2339

OCR CONTRACTING•R o o fin g •S id in g 'G u tte rs

L ce n se d & Insured (313) 730 9295

GARDEN CITY CONST• S U M M E R D IS C O U N T S * •Roofm g»S id ing*Gutte rs

L ic e n sed Insured B B B 7 34 513 0099

LEAK SPECIALIST F la sh ing s V a lle y s Ch m neys e tc W a rr M em b e r S B B 30 y re exp L ic / ln s 248 8 2 7 323 3

N e w & repaira ls o ru b b e r roo fing ca rpen try

n su ra n c e w o rk 248 471 2600

V IN Y L & A lu m s id ing gu tte rs

tr im aw n in g s roo fing etc

A ls o E X P E R T CLEAN IN G

248 4 7 1 2600

JEM A ll T ypes Expert W ring/ re p rs R e s/B u s L ic / ln s D S L Insta ll D TE m eter m odem w rg 7 3 4 591 906 8 248 3 14 1 455

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Get Ready for the Holidays'

•K itch en s *Baths •W a lls ‘ C e ilin g s

L ife t im e Guarantee (734) 637 0911 (586) 246 0944

AFFORDABLE QUALITYBath rem ode ling C e ram ic tt|e

C om m e rc ia l & R esiden tia l \ 2 0 y rs e xp 248 921 1034

GROUT SURGEONG ro u t T ile /G leaning/Seafing & R e p a r Change the c o lo r of th e g ro u t Free Est W hen

you w an t it done right ca ll th e G rou t Surgeon

2 4 8 240 2917 O

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RENEW YOUR CERAMI&«aBa th s k itchens f lo o rs & c o tn u i te rtop s w /regrouting & re c a ® & ng L c in s (248) 4 77 1266

VINTAGE TILE & MARBLEFoyers K itchens Baths

Q ua lity c ra ftsm ansh ip fo r oust 2 0 y rs L ic / ln s 2 48 721 03461

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Landscape & Building Supplies

Top So il • Peat • Sand • G rave l • D ecorative S tone • Natural S tones • D rivew ay S tones • Sh redd ed Bark •

Dyed Ch p s * S o d & Seed-* Garden V/all • B r c k Pave rs

and M uch M u ch m ore ,

Pick Up • Delivery Contractors Welcome

Residential • Commercfai Landscapers

(248) 348-3150White TTuckmg

Since 1975Seasona l H ours

M F Sam 3pm S A T 8am Spfiiv

Tree Service

Affordable & #1 fn Quality & Dependability Fully Ins Romo & Servello Tree Serv2 4 8 9 39 7416 2 48 939 7420-

FRANKS TREE SERVICE ..T r im m n g rem oval- sW fflp '' g r in d in g Free e s t reason ' ab le Insured (734) 3 06 49S&-

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FORD AEROSTAR 1993 CARGO VAN A u t o p s / p b e x c c o n d $ 9 5 0 / b e s t

( 2 4 8 ) 3 9 8 9 6 8 5

Grand Caravan 2000 SE F u l l p o w e r 3 8 l i t e r C D p r i v a c y g l a s s l u g g a g e r a c k g a r a g e k e p t $ 6 4 0 0 2 4 8 6 4 9 0 5 8 9

HONDA 2000 O d y s s e y L X 6 0 K f u l l p o w e r a i r $ 1 4 9 9 9 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K S C O T T N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

MERCURY 1999 V H a g e r E s t a t e l e a t h e r l o a d e d o n l y $ 6 1 3 8

Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700Odyssey Sale

Monday thru Thursday 9 9

0 2 H o n d a O d y s s e y E X c e r t i f i e d $ 1 7 9 9 5

0 1 H o n d a O d y s s e y E X C e r t i f e d 2 a v a i l a b l e $ 1 6 9 9 5

0 0 H o n d a O d y s s e y E X c e r t i f i e d $ 1 5 9 9 5

0 0 H o n d a O d y s s e y L X k e y l e s s e n t r y $ 1 2 9 9 5

9 9 H o n d a O d y s s e y L X C D d e a l e r m a i n t a i n e d $ 9 9 9 5

T e l e g r a p h S o f 1 2 M i l e

TamanoPF2 4 8 3 5 3 1 3 0 0

PLYMOUTH 1999 V w a g e r S E l i g h t g r e e n l o a d e d $ 6 9 9 5

C O L L I N S M O T O R S A L E S ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 1 1 6 1 6

PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER1 9 9 9 N e e d s e n g i n e w o r k

$ 2 4 0 0 C a l i ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 9 8 8 2 1

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1 9 9 6 5 5 K m il e s 4 d o o r M a r o o n 4 n e w r a i l s a f e t i r e s $ 3 9 0 0 / b e s t

S O L D

PONTIAC 1997 T r a n s S p o r t E x t e n d e d 4 d r d u a l a i r l o a d e d $ 4 4 9 5

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

PONTIAC 2000 M o n t a n a d a r k b l u e a i r a u t o $ 7 9 9 5

B O B J E A N N O H E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

VENTURE 1999 L S 4 d rle a t h e r q u a d c a p t a i n s d u a l a i r n e w c a r t r a d e $ 7 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

Villager 1997 c l e a n 1 o w n e r f u l l p o w e r q u a d s e a t s 1 4 2 K h w y m i l e s a i r n e e d s r e p a i r $ 3 5 0 0 7 3 4 4 5 9 8 9 7 5

WINDSTAR 1996 L XE x t e n d e d l o a d e d $ 3 9 9 5

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

WINDSTAR 1997 GL 1 0 8 k m i l e s a / c c r u i s e p / w p /l c a s s e t t e $ 3 2 0 0 7 3 44 6 2 2 6 9 3

WINDSTAR 1999 LX 6 8 Kg o o d c o n d c l e a n w e l l m a m t a l n e d n e w b r a k e s n e w e r t i r e s $ 6 5 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 2 6 6 0 6 3 2

1992 2000 HANDICAP VANS WANTED Call Dale anyday

(517)230 8865

DODGE 1963 R a m V a n H i T o p C o n v e r s i o n l o w m i l e s $ 4 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

DODGE 1995 1 T o n e x t e n d e d c a r g o 2 4 0 0 0 o r i g m i l e s n o a / c $ 6 8 5 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 1 3 5 1 6

GMC 1993 V a n d u r a 2 5 0 0 C o n v e r s i o n V a n d a r k b l u e $ 3 9 9 5

C O L L I N S M O T O R S A L E S ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 1 1 6 1 6

4 W h e e l D r i v e E M

DODGE 2002 D a k o t a 4 x 4 C r e w C a b S i t p k g $ 1 6 9 9 5

F o x H i l t s Chrysler-Jeep

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

DODGE 2002 D a k o t a 4 x 4 C r e w C a b l o a d e d l o w m le s $ 1 6 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

DODGE 2002 R a m 1 5 0 0 4 x 4 c r e w c a b l o a d e d l o w m i l e s $ 1 8 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

DODGE 2082 R a m S L T 4 x 4c r e w c a b l o a d e d f i b e r g l a s s c a p $ 1 5 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L V O N I A 734 5 25 0900

F 350 1999 4 x 4 l o w m le sd u a l l y 9 f o o t F i s h e r s n o w p l o w $ 1 8 5 0 0 2 4 8 3 4 7 6 0 8 9

F O R D 1 9 9 9 R a n g e r S u p e r

C a b 4 x 4 s h o w o o r r ne a

t h e t o y s $ 9 4 9 5

STARK HICKEY FORD3 1 3 5 3 8 6 1 7 8

FORD 2002 F 1 5 0 R e g u l a r C a b

4 x 4 l o n g b o x 8 f t a u t o a t r

r e d $ 1 4 9 9 5

STARK H ICKEY FORD313 536 6178

FORD 2003 F 1 5 0 4 x 4 C r e w C a b a u t o f u l l p o w e r o f f r o a d p k g f u l l w a r r a n t y $ 2 1 5 5 9 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

FORD F2S0 2003 4x42 3 0 0 0 m i l e s s t i l l u n d e r w a r r a n t y M u s t S e l l $ 2 3 5 0 0

( 8 1 0 ) 7 9 6 3 1 9 5

JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT1 9 9 9 4 D o o r c l e a n Ita lic B l u e n e w b r a k e s & t i r e s a / c c d 9 5 K $ 5 2 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 6 7 4 9 2 0 0

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 1997 4 w h e e l d r i v e 4 D r a i r A u t o p i c r u i s e C D a n t i l o c k b r a k e s p w f u l l s e r v i c e h i s t o r y p s a m f m s t e r e o N e w ti r e s t o w i n g p a c k a g e 4 2 K m i l e s V 6 $ 8 5 0 0 2 4 8 5 4 0 8 3 7 0

JEEP WRANGLER 2800 1o w n e r 3 0 K m i l e s n o a c c i d e n t s s p o r t p k g h a r d t o p C D M U S T S E L L ' $ 1 0 0 0 0 / b e s t 2 4 8 4 9 6 9 0 5 9

RAM 1997 1 5 0 0 S L T 4 x 4 e x t e n d e d V 8 l e a t h e r lo a d e d p r i c e d t o s e l l $ 9 5 0 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

RANGER 2002 S u p e r C a b 4 x 4 S h a r p ' $ 1 4 9 9 5

B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

8 101999 4 x 4 $ 1 1 4 9 5 B O B J E A N N O H E P O N T I A C

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

SILVERADO 2003 Z71e x t e n d e d c a b 4 x 4 a u t o a i r f u l l p o w e r 1 9 K $ 2 0 9 9 5 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

TRACKER 2002 L T V 6 H T4 x 4 l e a t h e r C O l o a d e d l o w m i l e s c e r t i f i e d $ 1 3 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

S p o r t s U t i l i t y

BLAZER 2080 LS 4 w d 4d o o ; d a r k b l u e e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n M u s t s e e '$ 9 5 0 0 7 3 4 2 1 6 5 9 9 0

BUICK 2002 R e n d e z v o u s a u t o a i r l o a d e d 3 r d r o w s e a t i n g $ 1 2 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

CADILLAC ESCALADE 2000e x c c o n d l e a t h e r f u l l y l o a d e d b l a c k / g r e y$ 2 3 0 0 0 / b e s t ( 8 1 0 ) 4 5 9 6 9 6 9

CHEVY 2001 T a h o e L T p e w t e r s u n r o o f 3 r d s e a t c h r o m e s t o w p k g $ 1 6 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

CHEVY BLAZER 20Q1 LS2 W D e x c c o n d 4 8 K m i N e w b a t t e r y / t i r e s & m o r e $ 1 0 5 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 3 3 1 4 0 8 8

CHEVY BLAZER LS 19984 X 4 7 4 K m i l e s e x e c c o n d R e d N e w e r t i r e s / b r a k e s $ 7 3 0 0 C a l l 7 3 4 9 8 1 2 1 2 2

S p o r t s U t i l i l y ( § )

DODGE 1999 D u r a n g o S L T P l u s 7 r i d e r 4 x 4 r e a l n i c e

$ 1 0 9 9 5

STAR K HICKEY FORD313 538 6178

DODGE 2002 D u r a n g o S L T 4 x 4 p l u s p k g 3 r d r o w s e a t 4 0 K $ 1 5 9 0 0 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

DODGE DURANGO 2002L o a d e d $ 9 9 d o w n $ 1 3 1 m o

TYME (734) 455 5566E X P L O R E R 1 9 9 9 S P O R T 4 x 28 9 K e x c c o n d l e a t h e r m u s t s e l l $ 5 8 9 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 7 7 6 9 9 9 9

EXPLORER 2001 4 x 2 W D 4 3 K m i l e s a u t o C D w / e x t e n d e d w a r r a n t y $ 1 0 8 0 0 / b e s t o f f e r C a l l J i m 7 3 4 7 1 8 6 2 3 6

FORD 1999 EXPEDITIONE d d i e B a u e r 4 x 4 b l a c k & t a n 3 r d r o w s e a t l e a t h e r l o a d e d v e r y v e r y c l e a n 7 1 k $ 1 3 0 0 0

N o r t h v l l l e 8 1 0 4 9 9 3 7 3 2

FORD 2000 E x p l o r e r E d d e

B a u e r V 8 A W D l e a t h e r

m o o n $ 1 1 9 9 5

STAR K HICKEY FORD313 538 6178

FORD 2001 E s c a p e 4 x 4 a u t o a r l o a d e d $ 1 0 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

FORD 2001 E s c a p e s h a r p l o c a l t r a d e o w m le s C a 1 t o s e e s d r v e N O W $ 9 9 0 0

E R H A R D B M W O F B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S

8 8 8 6 7 B 5 3 5 4

F O R D 2 0 0 3 E x p i o e 4 d r X L S

S live r loaded n ee $ 13 995

STAR K HICKEY FORD313 538 6178

FORD ESCAPE XLT 2002 A i rl e a t h e r s u n r o o f C D p o w e r s e a t s 1 7 K e x c c o n d $ 1 6 8 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 8 6 7 6 0

FORD EXPLORER 19984 d o o r 4 x 4 a u t o a l l p o w e r

8 8 7 0 0 m i l e s $ 6 9 9 5 ( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 2 1 0 1 0

FORD EXPLORER 1999 XLS 4d r 4 x 4 1 o w n e r e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n 1 3 6 K m i l e s s o l d

F O R D E X P L O R E R X L T 1 9 9 9S u n r o o f C D t r a i l e r p a c k a g e 1 1 9 K e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n $ 7 9 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 2 6 5 2 2

FORD EXPLORER XLT 2001f u l l p o w e r V 6 4 x 4 t r a i l e r t o w p a c k a g e A s k i n g $ 1 4 3 0 0 / b e s t C a l l ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 1 9 5 4 7

GMC 1995 S u b u r b a n S L E 4 W D 2 to n e b lu e g reen $ 6 9 9 5

C O L L I N S M O T O R S A L E S ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 1 1 6 1 6

HYUNDAI 2001 S a n t a F e a u t o f u l l p o w e r l e a t h e r 3 7 K $ 1 5 9 9 9 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

I8UZU 2001 T r o o p e r L T D p o w e r r o o f f u l l p o w e r l o a d e d $ 1 3 9 0 0 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

KIA 2002 S p o r t a g e 4 x 4 a i r f u l l p o w e r l o a d e d $ 1 0 9 0 0 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

MERCURY 1098 M o u n t a i n e e r V 8 p o w e r 6 8 K $ 9 9 9 5

BOB JEA N N O n E PONTIAC ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

MERCURY 2 0 0 2 M o u n t a i n e e r

V 8 A W D t w o t o n e l e a t h e r $ 1 7 9 9 5

STAR K HICKEY FORD3 1 3 5 3 8 8178

MOUNTAINEER 1999 V 64 w d p s / p l l e a t h e r 8 2 K $ 9 2 0 0 I m m a c u l a t e c o n d ( 2 4 8 ) 4 7 6 7 3 7 8

NISSAN 2001 X t e r r a S E f u l l y l o a d e d 4 x 4 $ 1 6 3 3 3 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K S C O T T N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

NISSAN 2002 P a t h f i n d e r 4 x 4 l o a d e d a i r p o w e r o o f $ 1 7 5 5 9 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

NISSAN 2002 X t e r r a a u t o f u l l p o w e r o n l y 2 0 $ 1 6 9 9 8 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

SATURN 2003 V U E p o w e r l e a t h e r a i r 2 0 K f u l l w a r r a n t y $ 1 1 9 9 9 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K S C O T T N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

SUBURBAN 1997 L o a d e d p o w e r e v e r y t h i n g r e m o t e s t a r t 2 w d 1 2 4 k $ 9 4 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 4 8 6 4 8 7 3

TRAILBLAZER 2002 L T Zl o a d e d 1 7 K p o w e r m o o n l e a t h e r o n l y $ 1 9 9 9 5

B O B J E A N N O n E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

W H Y T A K E W H O L E S A L EF o r y o u r u s e d c a r D e a l e r h a s c u s t o m e r s w a i t i n g f o r E S C A P E S D e a l e r w i l l s e l l o n c o n s i g n m e n t o r p a y c a s h f o r l a t e m o d e l c a r s

TYME (734) 455 5566Y U K O l T a O O r X L S L T 4 x 4 m a r o o n l o a d e d m u s t s e e $ 2 1 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

YUKON 2 0 0 2 S L T p e w t e r $ 1 9 9 9 5

B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

S p o r t s t i m p o r t e d W

BMW 1996 3 2 8 i l e a t h e r m o o n C D $ 8 9 9 0

SUBURBAN VOLVO BOO 659 9756

BMW 1997 7 4 0 i a s i l v e r o n b l a c k h e a t e d l e a t h e r s h o w r o o m c a r r i d e tn s t y l e N O W $ 1 1 9 0 0

ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS

888 876 5354BMW 1998 3 2 8 1 ' ^ i a c k o v e r b e i g e h e a t e d s e a t s 5 s p e e d H a r m o n K a r d o n s o u n d l N O W $ 1 9 9 0 0

ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD KILLS

888 676 5354BMW 2001 3 2 5 i a l C e r t i f i e d p r e o w n e d B M W ' S h o w r o o m c a w o n l y 3 5 K L o a d e d w / l o t s o f v a r r a n t y N O W $ 2 4 9 9 5

E R H A R D B M W O F B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S

8 8 8 6 7 6 5 3 5 4

B M W 2 0 0 1 5 2 5 a J u r a t o n o f 6 / y r - O O K m i l e B M W P r o t e c t i o n P l a n o x f o r d g r e e n o n s a n d b e i g e l e a t h e r N o w o n l y $ 2 9 9 0 0

ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD KILLS

888 676 5354BMW 2002 745 C e r t f i e d p r e o w n e d B M W B l a c k o v e r n a t u r a l b r o w n l e a t h e r ' L o a d e d ' O t h e r s t o c h o o s e s t a r t i n g a t $ 5 4 9 0 0

ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS

888 676 5354BMW 2002 Z 3 3 0 C e r t i f i e d p r e o w n e d B M W s i l v e r o n b l a c k 2 9 K N O W $ 2 4 9 0 0 '

ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS

888 676 5354BMW 3281 1999 CONVERT IBLE M i n t c o n d B l a c k / t a n l e a t h e r m a n u a l 5 s p e e d N e w t i r e s 5 3 K $ 2 1 4 0 0 / b e s t( 2 4 8 ) 2 5 8 3 4 3 5

B M W 5 4 0 I 2 0 0 0 R a r e 3 3 5 0 0 m i l e s O r i e n t b l u e w / b l a c k l e a t h e r i n t e r i o r 6 s p e e d m a n u a l l o a d e d F u l l s e r v i c e h i s t o r y e x c c o n d $ 3 0 0 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 5 6 8 8 6 6 4

CamsroRS 1 9 9 8 9 1 K T t o p R e d L e a t h e r s e a t s S t o r e d w i n t e r s S o m e c u s t o m p a r t s $ 7 2 0 0 / b 3 S t 3 1 3 4 3 3 5 9 0 9

CORVETTE 1984 4 s p e e d m a n u a l 8 4 k b r o n z e g o o d c o n d i t i o n $ 7 4 5 0 / b e s t

C a ll M a t t 7 3 4 3 5 5 0 4 3 9

CORVEHE 1987 A u t o m a t i c e x t r a h a r d t o p s 8 0 0 0 0 m i l e s v e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n $ 7 9 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 6 5 2 9 2

CORVETTE 1998 3 2 K r e dP E R F E C T I O N O N W H E E L S ' M i n t c o n d $ 2 4 0 0 0 C a l l P a u l @ ( 2 4 8 ) 7 6 1 3 7 4 4

CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE1 9 7 0 M u l s a n e B l u e / W h i t e t o p p a r t i a l l y r e s t o r e g r e a t d r i v e r $ 2 0 5 6 8 / B e s t

( 2 4 8 ) 7 6 0 1 8 1 8

■ A n l l q u e / C l a s s l c

1 C o l l e c t o r C a r s( J )

ELDORADOS 1983 2s o u t h e r n c a r s n e e d s r e p a i r

1 $ 2 3 0 0 / b e s t ( 2 4 8 ) 4 2 6 9 8 1 2

FORD GALAXY 1965 3 9 0

INFINITY G35 2003 6 c y l s u n r o o f r e d e x t / b i k i n t s p o r t p k g 6 0 K h l w a y m i l e s $ 2 0 5 0 C 7 3 4 4 5 9 1 7 0 0 o r 2 4 8 9 2 1 1 3 9 9

MERCEDES BENZ 1983 300SD c l e a n C a l i f o r n i a c a r 5 c y l t u r b o d i e s e l 2 5 3 k m i f u l l p o w e r $ 2 9 5 0 2 4 8 2 1 7 4 7 1 2

M E R C E D E S B E N Z 1 9 9 7 E 3 2 0 l e a t h e r m o o n a r t i c u l a t e d s e a t s o n i y 6 4 K $ 1 6 7 5 0

S U B U R B A N V O L V O 3 0 6 6 5 9 9 7 5 6

i « E R C E D E S i E N Z 1 9 9 8 E 3 2 0 ' B l a c k o n b l a c k ' N e w w h e e l s C l e a n c a r l R u n s g r e a t ’ N O W O N L Y $ 9 9 9 5 !

E R H A R D B M W O F B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S

3 8 8 6 7 6 5 3 5 4

S A A B 1 9 9 9 9 3 4 c y l 5s p e e d p / s a i r p / s e a t s p / m i r r o r s p / w m d o w s s t e r e o a m / f m a i r b a g s A B S s u n r o o f l e a t h e r t i n t a l a r m r a r e

ae n t u r b o c h a r g e d h i g h i r m a n c e 6 c d 1 0 0 0 0 0 m i l e s 7 y e a r w a r r a n t y

$ 1 6 2 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 9 8 1 6 8 7 3

A n t i q u e / C i a s s i c C o l l e c t o r C a r s V f i p /

CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1975W h i t e c o n v e r t i b l e V 8 e x c c o n d $ 8 5 0 0 2 4 8 5 4 5 1 3 9 1

b l a c k / b l a c k$ 3 9 0 0

6 9 K m i l e s ( 2 4 8 ) 3 4 7 6 0 8 9

LINCOLN 1970 Mark IIIN e v a d a c a r c h r o m e w h e e l s e l e c t i g n i t i o n n e w t i r e s $ 6 8 0 0 / b e s l ( 7 3 4 ) 4 2 7 7 6 7 4

INTEGRA 1998 LS A i r a u t o s u n r o o f r e d a n t i l o c k b r a k e s c r u i s e c d 1 o w n e r 3 9 k m il e s $ 8 6 5 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 2 0 7 8 6 1 0

R S j T T Y p T T l o o r U a d ^r u n s & l o o k s l i k e n e w l o w m i l e s $ 1 8 5 0 0

( 5 8 6 ) 7 9 1 4 3 0 1

Audi 2001 2 7 T A W D m o o n l e a t h e r B o s e 3 r d s e a t l o w m i l e s $ 2 5 9 5 0

SUBURBAN VOLVO 800 659 9756

AUDIA4 1 9 9 8 2 8 Q u a l t r o A w d l o a d e d 6 1 k m i l e s l e a t h e r e x e c c o n d $ 1 1 7 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 6 5 3 4 2 4 9

F c y o u s e d c a r D e a e n e e d s c, s M y fe s a y s p a / t o o m u h

C a l l f o r a p p a s a

TYM E SALES 734-455-5586

CENTURY 1995 4 D o o r li g h t b l u e 6 7 K e x c c o n d $ 2 2 0 0

2 4 8 8 7 9 9 2 3 8

CENTURY 19986 9 K E x c c o n d $ 4 5 0 0

( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 2 5 2 6 6

CENTURY 2060 2003 7 toc h o o s e f r o m e x t r a c l e a n c e r t f i e d p r i c e f r o m $ 6 9 9 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

CENTURY 2002 G o o d c o n d 5 2 k m i l e s a u t o a i r p s A m / f m $ 9 8 0 0 2 4 8 4 7 0 4 7 0 4

LESABRE 2001 C u s t o m l e a t h e r C D 1 o w n e r $ 1 0 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

LESABRE 2002 LTD3 3 K e x c c o n d n o n s m o k e r w o m e n s c a r $ 1 4 5 0 0 / b e s t 7 3 4 4 2 1 0 1 5 5

L E S A B R E 2 0 0 4 s i l v e r lo a d e d $ 1 4 4 9 5

B O B J E A N N O H E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

PARK AVENUE 1994 U l t r a m a r o o n l e a t h e r l o a d e d A t i t l e 6 5 0 0 0 m i l e s $ 6 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

PARK AVENUE 1999 w h i t e l o a d e d 1 o w n e r l o w m i l e s r e t i r e e s c a r $ 9 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

REGAL CUSTOM COUPE 19937 0 K c r u i s e p w r w / i t i l l a i r 3 8 V 6 a u t o a m . 'f m S 2 5 0 0 / b e s t ( 2 4 8 ) 4 4 4 2 3 3 6

REGAL GRAN SPORT 19933 8 0 0 e n g i n e 4 d r c r u i s e C D l e a t h e r W e l l m a i n t a i n e d n o r u s t $ 2 4 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 0 3 4 9 1

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2 4 8 7 6 0 1 8 1 8

DEVILLE 1995 4 D r a i ra u t o 1 o w n e r l e a t h e r V e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n w h t e d ia m o n d 6 8 0 0 0 m i $ 6 0 0 0

2 4 8 2 1 9 6 8 2 6

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D E V I L L E 1 9 9 9 e x c c o n d 6 0 k h e a t e d s e a t s a i r c r u i s e t i l t N o r t h s t a r e n g i n e $ 1 0 9 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 6 5 1 3 5 4 7

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R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

SEVILLE STS 1998 C a r e f u l l y d r i v e n b y a r e t i r e d e x e c A l w a y s g a r a g e d n o n s m o k e r A i l s e r v i c e r e c o r d s a v a i l a b l e U n d e r 7 3 K l o o k s & r d e s lik e a 2 0 0 3$ 1 0 9 0 0 w h i c h IS $ 1 6 5 0 l e s s t h a n c u r r e n t b l u e b o o k N e g o t i a b l e ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 0 2 0 0 1

SEVILLE 2001 8L$ W h i t e D i a m o n d f u l l y l o a d e d n e w b r a k e s t i r e s 7 4 K E x c c o n d $ 1 6 5 0 0 2 4 8 9 2 1 2 1 0 7

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MONTE CARLO 2 0 0 1 L Sg o l d m e t a l l i c l o a d e d 1 o w n e r l i k e n e w $ 9 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

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R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

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Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700

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8 1 0 5 7 7 0 0 5 2

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P T C R U I S E R 2 0 0 1 a u t o l o a d e d $ 9 7 4 4

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SiBRiNG 2004 a u t o l o a d e d ' o n l y 1 0 K f u l l f a c t o r y w a r r a n t y $ 1 2 4 4 9

D I C K s c o n N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

SEBRING CONVERTIBLE1 9 9 7 p e r f e c t c o n d n e w e r t i r e s 5 6 K r e d w / t a n t o p a n d t a n l e a t h e r I n t e r i o r A l l p o w e r $ 6 7 5 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 8 8 5 1 5 2 1

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TYME (734) 455 5566

INTERPID 20022 8 K m i l e s $ 7 8 9 9

TYME (734) 455 5566

INTREPID 1994 B l a c V A l T o y w h e e l s V 6 X I t i r e s 1 1 O K e x c $ 3 2 5 0 / b e s t S q u a r e L k / T e l e g r a p h 2 4 8 3 3 4 4 8 2 8

INTREPID 1999 S E a u t o a ir l u l l p o w e r l o w m i l e s $ 6 6 7 8

Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700

INTREPID 2001 S E 2 6 K C l e a n $ 8 9 9 5

F o x H i t t sChjyslei>Jeep

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

NEON 2002 a u t o a i r p o w e r s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s g r e a t c a r $ 6 3 4 2

Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700

NEON RXT 2002 B e a u t i f u l 3 9 K l o a d e d a u t o 4 d r $ 5 3 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 8 9 0 0 3 4 9

STRATUS 2 0 0 1 E S le a t h e r m o o n c h r o m e s $ 1 0 8 8 8

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( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

STRATUS 2003 a u t o a i r l o a d e d $ 8 7 3 3

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

STRATUS 2004 a u t o a i r l o a d e d $ 1 0 4 7 7

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

E s c o r t 1 9 9 5 L X B l u e 2 d o o r a u t o m a t e a c s e r u n s g r e a t M u s t s e l $ 2 5 0 0 o r b e s t o f f e r 7 3 4 7 2 9 2 7 5 7

ESCORT 2000 ZX2E x t r a c l e a n $ 2 9 9 3

TYME (734) 455 5566ESCORT WAGON 1998

7 0 K O r i Q m i l e s e x e c c o n d n e w t i r e s n e w e x h a u s t $ 3 8 0 0 / b e s t 7 3 4 5 4 6 8 7 3 4

ESCORTS 2002 4 d r S E 1 0t o c h o o s e f r o m a l l F o r d C e r t i f i e d 6 y r 7 5 0 0 0 m le s w a r r a n t y 3 9 % F i n a n c i n g G r e a t M P G H u r r y $ 6 5 9 5

STARK H ICKEY FORD 313 538 6178

EXPLORER SPORT 2 0 0 1 S l a c k 4 x 4 V 6 4 6 k c l e a n e x t e n d e d w a r r a n t y $ 1 3 9 9 5

2 4 8 8 6 7 6 1 4 5

FOCUS 2002 4 d r a u t o a ir p o w e r s t e e r i n g / b r a k e s c l e a n o n l y $ 7 3 8 1

Northwestern Dodge 248) 399 8700

GRAND MARQUIS 1997 LS9 7 K l e a t h e r l o a d e d m i n t c o n d $ 5 9 9 9 ( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 1 0 1 1 1

L I G H T I N G 2 0 0 1 3 6 k m i l e s c u s t o m p a i n t g a g e s t i n t e d w i n d o w s t o n n e a u c o v e r n e w t i r e s $ 1 9 3 0 0 ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 7 9 1 7

MUSTANG 1999G a r a g e k e p t s i n c e n e w $ 5 8 0 0

TYME (734) 455 5566MUSTANG 2000 B u r g u n d y o n l y 5 5 K $ 8 9 9 5

C O L L I N S M O T O R S A L E S ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 1 1 6 1 6

M u s t a n g 2001 3 4 0 0 0m i l e s e x t w a r r a n t y D a r k b l u e a i r c d p o w e r w i n d o w s b r a k e s $ 8 3 5 0 2 4 8 6 4 6 4 6 7 7

MUSTANG 2001 GT Conve rtlble t r i p l e b l a c k 3 2 K u n d e r w a r r a n t y $ 1 4 5 0 0 / f i r m 7 3 4 4 2 2 4 8 1 9 7 3 4 5 7 8 4 6 1 5

MUSTANG 2002 A u t o V 6 l o a d e d 2 6 5 0 0 m l M u s t s e e ! $ 1 0 9 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 7 0 5 8 6 8 5

MUSTANG 2003 G r e a t c o n d 2 2 K 5 s p e e d s p o i l e r l o a d e d t n t e d g l a s s $ 1 1 5 0 0

( 2 4 8 ) 4 7 3 5 8 0 3

TAURUS 1995 SHO L o a d e d l e a t h e r i n t e r i o r v e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n & v e r y d e p e n d a b l e $ 3 7 5 0 / b e s t 2 4 8 3 3 3 1 9 8 1

TAURUS 1997 4 dr 70K nice C h e a p c a r $ 4 9 9 5

STARK H ICKEY FORD 313 538 6178

TAURUS 1997 GL 4 d r s i l v e r 1 o w n e r 7 2 000 m i l e s g r e a t c o n d $ 3 3 5 0 / b e s t p a g e r 3 1 3 8 1 3 6 6 4 7 7 3 4 420 2 6 2 9

TAURUS 2001A u t o a i r s t e r e o $ 5 8 9 9 TYME (734) 455 5566

TAURUS 2002 SES 4 d o o r A r i z o n a c a r s i v e r e x c c o n d 1 9 8 0 0 m le s f u l l y e q u i p p e d $ 1 0 9 9 9 / b e s t

A f t e r 2 3 0 2 4 8 6 6 1 0 3 0 5 W e e k d a y s 2 4 8 5 5 7 3 4 1 0

TAURUS 2003 SES B l a c k w i t h s p o i l e r c l o t h c d p l a y e r s u n r o o f 3 9 k m i l e s $ 1 2 7 0 0

2 4 8 5 4 9 0 9 3 8

TAURUS 2003 S E S a u t o a ir f u l l p o w e r o n l y $ 9 9 9 1

Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700

TAURUS 2003 a u t o a i r l o a d e d $ 9 7 3 3

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

TAURUS SES 2003 S i l v e r l o a d e d w / m o o n r o o f c l o t h in te f o r e x c c o n d N o n s m o k i n g 1 9 K $ 1 2 0 0 0 ( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 7 5 8 9 4

TAURUS WAGON SE 20006 c y l a u t o a i r s t e r e o / c a s s e t t e 5 6 K b l a c k $ 6 0 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 8 5 5 6 7 5 1 e v e s & w e e k e n d s

TEMPO 1987 6 4 0 0 0 m i l e s E x c r u n n n g c o n d N e w s t a r t e r n e w t r e s n e w g a s t a n k p a n t ) O b n e e d s a l i g n m e n t & h e a t e $ 1 5 0 0 o r b e s t o f f e r ( 2 4 8 ) 9 2 1 1 1 0 1

THUNDERBIRD 1996 v h t e g r e a t s h a p e n e w t i r e s v e r y c e a n $ 4 0 0 0 o r b e s t o f f e r

7 3 4 4 5 1 5 6 6 2

T H U N D E R B I R D 2 0 0 2 C o n v e 1 b le t p e b a c k m r t c o n d t o n 9 8 0 0 m e s

7 3 4 5 0 2 7 6 4 2

WHY TAKE WHOLESALEF o r y o u u s e d c a r D e a l e r h a s c u s t o m e r s w a t i n g f o r MUSTANGS D e a l e r w i ! s e o n c o n s i g n m e n t o p a y c a s h f o r a t e m o d e l c a r s

TYME (734) 455 5560

ACCORD 1994 EX L o a d e d V e r y c l e a n C a r r u n s g r e a t V e r y w e l l m a n t a i n e d $ 4 0 0 0 n e g o t i a b l e 7 3 4 2 0 7 3 5 7 2

ACCORD 2001 L X b e i g e m e t a l l i c f u l l p o w e r C D l o w m i l e s c a l l t o d a y $ 1 2 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

ACCORD 2001 L X b e i g e m e t a l l i c f u l l p o w e r C D l o w m i e s c a l l t o d a y $ 1 2 9 5 0

R O G I N B U I C K L I V O N I A 7 3 4 5 2 5 0 9 0 0

ACCORD EX 1991W a g o n 1 4 4 K g r e a t c o n d i H o r n S u n r o o f $ 1 9 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 6 7 2 0 4

ACCORD EX 2002 V e r y l o w m i l e a g e L e s s t h a n 3 K f u l l y l o a d e d L i k e b r a n d n e w ’ $ 1 5 9 0 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 3 4 7 9 9 0 4

ACCORD LX 2 0 0 2 A u t o m a t i c w h i t e o n e o w n e r 4 4 K m i l e s E x e c c o n d D e a l e r m a i n t a i n e d $ 1 1 6 9 9 C a l l 7 3 4 6 5 8 6 5 9 9

CIVIC 1996 A i r a u t o p w r t r a i l e r h i t c h e x c c o n d 1 0 0 K v e r y r e l i a b l e $ 4 5 0 0 2 4 8 8 4 4 7 1 4 5 2 4 8 7 6 0 9 4 4 5

CIVIC 2003 H y b n d ’ S a v e o n y o u r g a s b i l l ’ L o c a l t r a d e ’ 5 s p e e d w / b e i g e e x t e r i o r ’

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888 676 5354DEL SOL 1997 T a r g a t o p 7 0 K m i l e s s t o r e d w i n t e r s R e d a m / f m c d p w e x e c c o n d $ 6 7 5 0 / b e s t ( 2 4 8 ) 4 1 7 7 1 7 8

WHY TAKE WHOLESALEF o r y o u r u s e d c a r D e a l e r h a s c u s t o m e r s w a i t i n g f o r ACCORD s D e a l e r w i l l s e l l o n c o n s i g n m e n t o r p a y c a s h f o r l a te m o d e l c a r s

TYME (734)455 6566

SEPHIA 2080 LS A u t o p w / p l l o a d e d s p o i l e r C D s h a r p c a r e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n $ 3 0 0 0

( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 2 0 3 8 5

XJR 2800 4 d r S e d a n V 8

s u p e r c h a r g e d 1 8 w h e e l s

s h o w r o o m n e w $ 2 4 9 0 0

STARK HICKEY FORD 313 538 6178

GRAND CHEROKEE 1996E v e r y o p t i o n $ 5 9 9 9 TYME (734) 455 5566

GRAND CHEROKEE 1998L a r e d o s i l v e r l o a d e d V 8 $ 5 9 9 5

C O L L I N S M O T O R S A L E S ( 7 3 4 ) 7 2 1 1 6 1 6

GRAND CHEROKEEL i m i t e d s t e e l b l u e $ 1 9 9 9 5

F o x H it t sChrysler-Jeep

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

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L I B E R T Y 2003 4 x 4 a u t o a r l o a d e d $ 1 2 9 9 5

L i v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

STRATUS 2004 a u t o a i r o a d e d $ 1 0 4 7 7

L v o n i a C h r y s l e r J e e p ( 7 3 4 ) 5 2 5 5 0 0 0

W R A N G L E R 2 9 0 2 b a c k b o t h t o p 6 c y n d e r a u t o $ 1 7 8 8 8

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( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

£ 8 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 e a t h e m o o n 6 d s c m m a c u l e t e $ 1 9 7 5 0

SUBURBAN VOLVO 8 0 0 6 5 9 9 7 5 6

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ERHARD BMW OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS

888 676 5354LEXUS 2003 ES300 G o l d w e l l m a n t a i n e d s u n r o o f 6 d i s c C D 3 2 K m u s t s e l l $ 2 6 5 0 0 ( 5 8 6 ) 7 1 8 3 9 7 7

CONTINENTAL 2002 p e a r l w h i t e a i l o p t i o n s 3 7 K $ 1 7 5 0 0

F o x H it t sChrysler-Jeep

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 8 7 4 0

TOWN CAR 2001 E x e c u t i v e

v e r y n e e l o w m i l e s $ 1 4 4 9 5

STARK HICKEY FORD 313 538 6178

MAZDA 2001 6 2 6 L X a u t o f u l l p o w e r a r l o a d e d $ 7 4 9 5 A s k f o r G l e n n

D I C K S C O T T N I S S A N 8 8 8 4 9 5 1 0 0 0

MIATA 1999 2 d r C o n v e r t i b l e

a u t o a i r $ 7 9 9 5

STARK HICKEY FORD 313 638 6178

MIATA 2000 2 O r a i r p i c r u i s e C D a n t i l o c k b r a k e s p w p s a m f m s t e r e o S e a r c h C a r s c o m Z I P 4 8 1 0 4 B l a c k C o n v e r t i b l e 4 0 6 0 0 m i l e s 5 s p e e d r e a r w h e e l d r i v e E x c C o n d $ 1 1 5 0 0 2 4 8 5 0 6 4 3 3 2

MX5MIATA1995 c o n v e r t i b l e a u t o a i r 1 9 k m i c l e a n c o n d b l a c k e x t t a n l e a t h e r $ 6 7 5 0 2 4 8 7 7 0 3 8 9 7

PROTEGE 2003 L X a u t o a i r f u l l p o w e r o n l y $ 9 4 8 3

Northwsstsrn Dodge (248) 399 0700

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GRAND MARQUIS 2000 GSw h i t e b l u e ( o a d e d 5 3 K

$ 9 9 9 5

STARK HICKEY FORD313 538 6178

GRAND MARQUIS GS 1999D a r k b l u e e x t r a c l e a n 4 8 0 0 0 m i l e s L i k e n e w $ 6 9 7 5 ( 7 3 4 ) 9 8 1 4 2 4 7

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TYME (734) 455 5506MARQUIS 1994 LS

E x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n O n l y 7 4 K 1 o w n e r M u s t s e e $ 3 5 0 0

(734) 525 1668M A M u is T g ^ L s T o a ^ d T D e p e n d a b e m a m r e c o r d s 5 5 K e x c c o n d D e a r b o r n $ 4 9 0 0 3 1 3 8 4 6 2 0 4 6

SABLE 1996 L S a u t o a i r f u l l p o w e r o n i y 7 8 K $ 3 9 9 2

Northwestern Dodge (248) 399 6700

SABLE 1999 LS 9 1 K e x t e n d e d w a r r a n t y 1 0 0 K V 6 2 4 v a l v e a l l p o w e r o p t i o n s l e a t h e r $ 6 0 0 0 7 3 4 4 5 3 7 6 2 8

SABLE 2000 LS G o l d 4 d o o r e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t o n 2 4 0 0 0 m i l e s O r i g i n a l o w n e r $ 8 0 0 0 7 3 4 5 2 5 5 0 3 1

SABLE 2002 L S l e a t h e r f u l l p o w e r 3 0 K $ 1 0 9 9 5

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B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 3 2 5 0 0

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Carmen Harlan, who is celebrating 25 years at WDIV, doesn't look a day older than when she first joined Local 4 She was escorted through the VIP 2nd-floor party by her hus band, Andrew Henry of AGH Builders

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Gymnast Joanne Vosler had a nasty spill while doing back flips, but that didn't stop her from attending Legends Fore Children in a dress that matched her cast Her friend Joann Kemp, looking fabulous in L illy Pulitzer, gave her a whirlwind tour of the party The girls look adorable thanks to their husbands, who purchased their outfits for the night

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purchased an official black Ryder Cup shirt for the party, but after having it tailored opted for Versace He also sports his trademark painted toenails Every man deserves a manicure'

Anne Whalen and Raigan O'Sullivan, who work for Chanel, did an artsy take on “country club casual for the party O'Sullivan wears an embroidered French Connection skirt Whalen wears a Native American-inspired suede sheath by Dosa over slim pants The sheath, with leather criss-cross ties m the back, can be worn with or without a tank

Fred Marx of Marx Layne, shares a dance with his wife, Sally at Legends Fore Children

The Temptations Review Featuring Dennis Edwards dressed in trade­mark matching suits as they belted out hits and danced in unison

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