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Calendar of events

Daddy Daughter Dances planned in Plymouth The exhibition is organized by the City of this performance will be donated to local, the Snowball Tournament or the softball
The City of Plymouth Recreation Westland and Three Cities Art Club. For national and international programs that leagues that are starting soon, call the
Department will host the 9th Annual more information, call (313) 231-3939 . work with children. Canton Sports Center at (734) 483-5600 or
Daddy Daughter Dance at the Cultural Westland City Hall is located at 36300 Funds will go to help youngsters with visit csc.canton-mi.org.
Center Reception Room from 6:30 until Warren Road in Westland and the exhibi- essential needs overseas, such as clean
8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31 and again Saturday, tion is open during city hall hours through water and mosquito netting, as well as to Enchanted Forest invites
Feb. 1. the month of February. help provide learning opportunities for daddy-daughter dancers
Light refreshments and snacks will be children locally through Connection. In An enchanted Forest themed Daddy
served. Semi-formal, dressy-casual attire Butterfly Ball returns addition, support from this performance Daughter Dance is set for 7 until 9 p.m. Feb.
recommended. Advance ticket purchase is A Valentine's Day tradition returns to will sponsor programs for low-income com- 16 at the Van Buren Township Parks and
required because space is limited. Sorry, Canton Township Feb. 7 and 8 with the munities around the United States. Recreation building, 46425 Tyler Road in
no walk-ins will be accepted. Butterfly Ball at the Summit on the Park. Tickets for this event are $15-$25 each Van Buren Township.
The cost for the dance is $12 and regis- The event offers a unique experience and and can be purchased online at www.can- The event includes a magical craft and
tration is now available online at www.ply- dads and daughters can enjoy an evening tonvillagetheater.org or by calling or in per- light refreshments. Casual semi-formal
mouthmi.gov/recreation. of dancing, refreshments, a special butter- son at the Village Theater Box Office from attire is suggested. Tickets are limited so
The Cultural Center is located at 525 fly souvenir, and the highly anticipated- bal- 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, registration by Feb. 8 is urged. No tickets
Farmer St. in Plymouth. For more informa- loon drop that caps off the festivities. (734) 394-5300. Any remaining tickets will will be sold at the door and there will be no
tion call (734) 455-6620. Choose from three dances: 6 p.m. Feb. 7 or also be available for purchase at the box refunds. The cost is $20 for a township resi-
2 or 6 p.m. Feb. 8. All three dances will office one hour prior to show time. dent couple and $25 for a non resident cou-
Toy train show set again take place in the Summit gymnasium The Village Theater is located at 50400 ple. There is a fee of $5 for each addition
The Ss. Simon and Jude Ushers' Club is this year. Ticket sales will end Feb. 1. Cherry Hill Road in Canton child and $10 for each additional adult.
sponsoring a buy-and-swap Railroadiana Tickets are $11 for residents and $14 for To register or for more information, call
Train Show from noon to 4 p.m., Sunday, non-residents. Dads and daughters, regard- Grief recovery seminar is planned (734) 699-8921.
Feb. 2, at the Ss. Simon & Jude Catholic less of age, are required to purchase a tick- A grief-recovery seminar and support
Church Social Hall, 32500 Palmer Road, et to attend. This annual event has sold out group will meet at 5 Points Church in Students radio station hosts record show
between Merriman and Venoy roads, in the past, so early ticket purchase is Romulus at 6 p.m. each Thursday starting The annual 88.1 record show will bring
Westland. There will be approximately 100 advised. Feb.13. The church is located at 37300 thousands of vinyl records, CDs, import
dealer tables available. The cost is $10 for For more information, call 734/394-5460. Goddard at Huron River Dr. only releases, t-shirts, posters and other col-
an 8-foot table. Dealer set up is 9 a.m. on GriefShare offers help and encourage- lectables to the Salem High School
the day of the show, and complimentary Kids Crafty Saturday ment after the death of a family member or Cafeteria.
coffee and doughnuts will be available to The Van Buren Township Recreation friend. The three key parts to the The record show is set for 10 a.m. until 4
the dealers until 10:30 a.m. Food also will Department will host Kids Crafty Saturday GriefShare experience include: p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22 and proceeds will
be available to purchase. Admission is $2 from 10 until 11:30 a.m. Feb. 8. 1. Video seminar in which there will be benefit the nationally-recognized student
per person and $4 per family. Parking is Staff members will available to provide informational videos featuring leading radio station operated by the Plymouth-
free. craft supplies and instruction. The craft for grief recovery experts. Canton Community Schools.
For more information or table reserva- February is descendants themed. The cost 2. Support group with small group dis- Admission to the record show is $3, how-
tions, call (734) 728-1247. is $5 per student. Register by calling the cussion about the weekly video content. ever collectors wanting an early start can
Parks and Recreation Department at (734) 3. Workbook for journaling and personal purchase early admission between 9 and 10
Garden Club members to meet 699-8921. study exercises that reinforce the weekly a.m. for $5. Students at Canton, Plymouth
Members of the Country Garden Club of The craft making will take place at session topics. and Salem high schools will be admitted at
Northville will meet at 11 a.m. Feb. 5 at 46425 Tyler Road in Van Buren Township. Attend any or all sessions to receive cop- no cost with student identification.
Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in ing skills.. Interested dealers or those wanting
Northville. Comedy show to benefit children A $15 registration includes a more information can contact (734) 416-
The speaker for the meeting will be Sue An afternoon of comedy is planned to workbook/journal and weekly handouts. 7732 or email bill.keith@pccsk12.com.
Grubba who will discuss the Healthy Soil benefit local charities that help area chil- More information is available at (734) Eight foot tables can be reserved for $30.
and Wise Fertilizing. Light snacks will be dren. 941-1511 or access www.griefshare.org. Salem High School is located at 46181
served. International talent Randy and Ben Joy Road in Canton at the corner of Joy and
For more information, call (248) 202- Christensen will headline the special Snowball Tournament set Canton Center roads.
1518. fundraiser performance on the Main Stage The Canton Sports Center annual
at The Village Theater at Cherry Hill at 2 Snowball Tournament, a Chicago-style soft- Northville Garden Club meeting set
Art exhibition under way p.m. Feb. 8. ball event, is back by popular demand. The Members of the Country Garden Club of
The Gallery at City Hall in Westland is The afternoon of comedy will feature a games return beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, Northville will meet at 11 a.m. March 4 at
featuring a Martin Luther King, Jr. and variety of acts and entertainers all on one Feb. 15, at 10 a.m. at the Canton Sports Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in
Black History Month art exhibition featur- stage raising money for organizations that Center, located at 46555 W. Michigan Ave., Northville.
ing the artwork of local artists honoring the work with children Canton. The speaker for the meeting will be
spirit and accomplishments of Black Audience members of all ages will wit- This co-ed tournament is a double-elimi- Tony Reznick who will discuss How pres-
Americans in every area of endeavor ness the hilarious physical comedy of the nation format and will run from 10 a.m. to 4 ent evolutionary research has an impact on
throughout history. Christensens. The first act will feature a p.m. The entrance fee is $130 per team and gardening.
A free public reception is planned from number of other talented comedy perform- an umpire fee of $14 per game is required. Light snacks will be served.
4:30 until 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 6 during ers and variety artists including award-win- The deadline to register is 5 p.m. Feb. 10. For more information, call (248) 202-
which awards to artists will be presented . ning juggler, Will Oltman. Proceeds from For more information or to register for 1518.