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CANTON
CANTON

Student radio station sets annual record sale

Thousands of vinyl records, CDs,
import only releases, t-shirts, posters, and
other collectibles will be on display with
the return of the 14th annual 88.1 Record
Show on Saturday, Feb. 11.
The show will continue from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. at the Salem High School
Cafeteria, and proceeds will benefit the
nationally recognized student radio sta-
tion operated by the Plymouth-Canton
Community Schools.
The show will feature special give-
aways and door prizes in addition to a
wide variety of vendors. 88.1 The Park
expects to build on the success of the show
last year which had a record attendance of
more than 450 people. Much of the success
of the show can be tied to the resurgence
of interest in vinyl records, organizers
said.
“We strive to make the record show an
experience for music fans of all ages to
enjoy. No matter how long you've been col-
lecting vinyl, you can support your local
radio station while finding the perfect
item to add to your collection.” said Mady
Bajorek, program director for 88.1 The student identification. Park Station Manager Bill Keith, at (734) floor, just inside the main entrance to the
Park. All of the proceeds will benefit 88.1 The 416-7732 or by email at school.
Admission to the 88.1 The Park record Park, and will help the station to continue bill.keith@pccsk12.com. 88.1 The Park is committed to investing
show, during normal show hours, is $3. serving the community with unique pro- Eight foot tables can be reserved for in the lives of students and serving the
Collectors looking to get an early start to gramming and broadcast training for stu- $35 each. Plymouth-Canton Community. The station
their shopping can gain early admission dents. Salem High School is located at 46181 is owned and operated by the Plymouth-
between 9 and 10 a.m. for $10. Students at The record show is one of the main Joy Road in Canton Michigan (corner of Canton Community Schools. More infor-
Canton, Plymouth and Salem High fundraisers for the station each year. Joy and Canton Center). The Salem High mation is available at
Schools will receive free admission with a Interested dealers can contact 88.1 The School Cafeteria is located on the first www.881ThePark.com.

Police aide careers available

Those interested in a career in law tion and training reimbursement as out-
enforcement can begin with visit to the lined in department policy, according to a
Canton Township Career Page at prepared announcement from the town-
https://www.applicantpro.com/openings/ca ship.
nton/jobs. The rate of pay for the job is $17 per
The township is currently accepting hour and the deadline to apply is Feb. 1.
application for Public Safety Aide (PSA) Applicants are encouraged to apply early,
candidates. officials said.
Employment interviews will be sched-
The position works variable house and
Welcome home is a non-sworn, non-certified position uled as qualified candidates are identi-
Members of the Canton Township Police Department along with elected officials designed to provide professional work fied.
recently welcomed former Canton Police Explorer Raj Garcha back home. experiences to individuals interested in The complete job description, job post-
Garcha, who recently completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, attended pursuing a career in law enforcement. ing and hiring process is available at the
a recent township meeting along with many members of his proud family. Candidates hired as a PSA who meet address above and applications can be
established criteria may qualify for educa- submitted online.