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Calendar of events

Cornhole Leagues forming www.cantonfun.org/register with activity
The Canton Sports Center is currently code YT0014. All participants will
organizing new Cornhole leagues that receive a box lunch, T-Shirt,; and a "Fun Annual student radio station
will continue from Jan. 29 through Patch."
March 26, at Kickers Sports Bar & Grill, The B.L.O.C.K. (Building Leaders Out record show and sale is set
located at 46555 W. Michigan Ave. in of Canton's Kids) Youth and Teen Center
Canton, Players 18 and older can select is located on the third floor of the Canton
a play date of Wednesday or Thursday Administration Building at 1150 S. The annual 88.1 record show will director 88.1 The Park.
for this 8-week league, which will be run Canton Center Road. For more informa- bring thousands of vinyl records, CDs, Admission to the record show is $3,
as blind draw doubles with individual tion, visit www.cantonfun.org or call (734) import only releases, t-shirts, posters however collectors wanting an early
standings. Prizes will be awarded for 398-5570. and other collectibles to the Salem High start can purchase early admission
the first through sixth place winners. The Summit is located at 46000 School Cafeteria. between 9 and 10 a.m. for $5. Students
The league fee is $50 per person. The Summit Parkway in Canton. The record show is set for 10 a.m. at Canton, Plymouth and Salem high
deadline to register is 5 p.m. Jan. 27. until 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22 and pro- schools will be admitted at no cost with
For more information or to register Distinguished Young Women ceeds will benefit the nationally-recog- student identification.
for the Cornhole Leagues, call the orientation meeting planned nized student radio station operated by All proceeds will benefit 88.1 The
Canton Sports Center at (734) 483-5600 or An orientation meeting for the Plymouth-Canton Community Park and will help the station to contin-
visit csc.canton-mi.org. Distinguished Young Women of Wayne- Schools. ue serving the community with unique
Westland will take place at 4 p.m. In addition to the wide variety of ven- programming and broadcast training
Suite Surrender presented Sunday, Jan. 26 at 32807 Manor Park in dors, the show will feature special give- for students. The record show is one of
Inspire Theater will be presenting Garden City. aways and door prizes. Last year, more the station's main fundraisers each year,
Suite Surrender: a farce by Michael This year, the pageant will also than 400 people attended the show due, explained Station Manager Bill Keith.
McKeever at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 24 and 25, include candidates for Distinguished organizers said, to the resurgence in Interested dealers or those wanting
and at 3 p.m. Jan. 26 at Westland Center Young Women of Wayne County. interest in vinyl records. more information can contact Keith at
for the Arts, located at 33455 Warren The event will take place March 6 at “Some people would like you to (734) 416-7732 or email him at
Road. Wayne Memorial High School and any think that music is all digital now, but bill.keith@pccsk12.com. Eight foot
The story takes place in 1942 and two high school junior girl who resides in the record show proves that all wrong. tables can be reserved for $30.
of Hollywood's biggest divas have Wayne-Westland or lives in Wayne It's amazing to see so many music fans, Salem High School is located at
descended upon the luxurious Palm County can register for the scholarship from all generations, together in one 46181 Joy Road in Canton at the corner
Beach Royale Hotel -- assistants, lug- competitions at place,” said Alivia Wiacek, program of Joy and Canton Center roads.
gage, and legendary feud with one www.waynewestland.mi.distin-
another in tow. Everything seems to be guishedyw.org or limited. Sorry, no Walk-ins will be the day of the show, and complimentary
in order for their wartime performance www.WayneCounty.DistingusiedYW.org accepted. coffee and doughnuts will be available to
until they are somehow assigned to the and click on Apply Now. The cost for the dance is $12 and reg- the dealers until 10:30 a.m. Food also
same suite. Mistaken identities, Information will be forwarded to istration is now available online at will be available. Admission is $2 per
overblown egos, double entendres, and a organizers who will contact candidates www.plymouthmi.gov/recreation. person and $4 per family. Parking is
lap dog named Mr. Boodles round out with details. The Cultural Center is located at 525 free.
this love note to the classic farces of the Farmer St. in Plymouth. For more infor- For more information or table reser-
30s and 40s. The play is not suitable for Jazz performance planned mation call (734) 455-6620. vations, call (734) 728-1247.
all ages. For tickets and more informa- Jazz @ The Elks take place from 7
tion visit https://inspiretheatre.tick- until 9:30 p.m. the last Tuesday of the Railroadiana Train Show set at church Garden Club to meet
etleap.com month at the Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks The Ss. Simon and Jude Ushers' Club Members of the Country Garden Club
Lodge 325. There is a $10 donation at the is sponsoring a buy-and-swap of Northville will meet at 11 a.m. Feb. 5
Symposium for girls set door which includes hors d'oeuvres. Railroadiana Train Show from noon to 4 at Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in
The B.L.O.C.K. Youth and Teen Pete Siers Organic Roots will perform p.m., Sunday, Feb. 2, at the Ss. Simon & Northville.
Center will host a special youth sympo- Tuesday, Jan. 28. Siers will be on drums, Jude Catholic Church Social Hall, 32500 The speaker for the meeting will be
sium for young girls in grades 3 through Duncan MacMillan on organ, Steve Palmer Road, between Merriman and Sue Grubba who will discuss the
5 from noon until 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 Wood on sax, and Matt LaRusso on gui- Venoy roads, Westland. Healthy Soil and Wise Fertilizing. Light
at the Summit on the Park. tar. There will be approximately 100 deal- snacks will be served.
Featured presentations include a The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge er tables available. The cost is $10 for an For more information, call (248) 202-
keynote address by Priya Mann, WDIV 325 is located at 41700 Ann Arbor Road. 8-foot table. Dealer set up is 9 a.m. on 1518.
reporter, as well as closing remarks from For more information, call (734) 453-1780
Michigan State Sen. Dayna Polehanki, or visit www.plyaa325.com or email
District 7.
This special event is organized by Daddy Daughter Dances
mentors of the Lead #LikeAGirl, who planned in Plymouth
are former graduates of the program The City of Plymouth Recreation
which was developed in 2015 by The Department will host the 9th Annual
B.L.O.C.K. Youth and Teen Center to Daddy Daughter Dance at the Cultural
challenge young women ages 11-15 to Center Reception Room from 6:30 until
take active roles in their personal and 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31 and again
professional development, as well as in Saturday, Feb. 1.
local decision making in their communi- Light refreshments and snacks will be
ties. served. Semi-formal, dressy-casual
Tickets are available for purchase $10 attire recommended. Advance ticket
per person online at purchase is required because space is

Shop store cabinets came from Montgomery
The donated display cases as well as
Ward, noted Lynne Porter, although she
FROM PAGE 1 said that was not documented. Store vol-
unteers give items like pet supplies to
linens. “The stuff just flies out of here appropriate organizations, and keep an
starting in September.” area for weekly pickup from the Disabled
In addition to Christmas, some St. American Veterans.
Patrick's Day and Valentine's Day items “I really like displaying things. I enjoy
sell. Books and artwork are nearby, as well meeting people,” she said.
as electronics. Her husband does too, and both note
“Vinyl records are coming back. the socializing of regular visitors is also a
They're very popular,” explained Lynne mission.
Porter. Store volunteers, some of whom Plans are being discussed for the 70th
work limited hours, may adopt a section, anniversary observance, which will be in
such as purses and shoes. addition to the annual tool sale in May.