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June 23, 2016
C
ANTON
Library to host noted shipwreck expert
A 30-year desire to discover
the last-known sunken ship in
Lake Huron sent renowned ship-
wreck discoverer and Canton
Township resident David Trotter
aboard his 32-foot dive boat last
summer. Trotter knew how the
Hydrus touched the bottom of
theGreat Lake in 1913 during the
worst storm in the Great Lakes'
history and he knew of the casu-
alties and near 35-foot waves, but
he didn't know what he and his
team were in store for on that
July day.
The Hydrus was the only ship
left in the waters of Lake Huron
that hadn't yet been discovered
before Trotter and his team
made the miraculous find that
sent everyone back in time more
than 100 years.
The Canton Public Library
will host Trotter and his tales of
that July 2015 excursion and
more of his findings at
Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes
from 7-8 p.m. June 28. Trotter is
also a deep diver, author, lecturer
and photographer. His discover-
ies have been featured on both
television and in newspapers
throughout theUnited States and
Canada.
Trotter no longer dives him-
self, due to the toll it takes on the
body, and at 75 he works with a
team of divers, shipwreck
research enthusiasts andmore to
uncover some of the Great Lakes'
biggest shipwreck mysteries and
he tours to share his knowledge
with the public.
“In the late 1880s and early
1990s as many as 4-5,000 ships
plied the Great Lakes, moving
people, farm commodities, coal
and iron ore,” he said. “Ships
andpeoplehave stories to tell.”
At public talks like the upcom-
ing one at the Canton Library,
Trotter said he appreciates being
able to talk with the audience in
addition to listening to their sto-
ries about family members that
made their living on the Great
Lakes.
The Great Lakes served as a
tremendous artery of commerce
that was one of themain vehicles
for building the Midwest region
and Trotter spends time during
his talks emphasizing the impor-
tance of that part of our history.
“I have been fortunate to
become part of living history,
speaking for and about the gener-
ations of men and women that
made the economy work 'on the
water' in theGreat Lakes region,”
Trotter said.
Shipwrecks of the Great
Lakes is scheduled in the library
CommunityRoomat 1200 Canton
Center Road. This program is
part of Connect Your Summer at
the library and will be a topic
using the #cysreturnofthefun
hashtag on social media. For
more information on the Canton
Public Library, Connect Your
Summer and Trotter's visit, go to
cantonpl.org or call the library at
(734) 397-0999.
Canton is now collecting items for care
packages for deployedmilitary troops and
wounded soldiers recovering from
injuries away fromhome.
Canton Leisure Services is partnering
with Operation Care Package Michigan
through July 31, in an effort to collect
items and donations that will go directly
toward the care packages.
Donations and notes of support will be
collected in the lobby of the Summit on
the Park, located at 46000 Summit
Parkway in Canton through July 31.
Additionally, campers at all Canton
Leisure Summer Camps will be partici-
pating in the letter-writing and package-
building parts of this support effort.
Care package items that are currently
being accepted include: personal care
items like bug spray, Chapstick, eye drops,
and disposable razors; travel games, bat-
teries, sports equipment, blankets, DVD's
and CD's (new or used), zip lock bags (all
sizes), greeting cards (all occasion), indi-
vidualized snack items like instant oat-
meal, granola bars, Little Debbie Snacks,
microwave popcorn, and beef jerky; and
clothing items like hats, gloves, and
scarves (black, brown, or green).
For a complete list of donation "wish
list" items visit
or for more information about Operation
Care Package Michigan, email ocpmichi-
Operation Care Package Michigan is a
non-profit organization of volunteers
whose mission is to provide support to
deployed members of the United States
military and wounded soldiers by sending
care packages and letters of encourage-
ment. All proceeds collected during this
and all Operation Care Package Michigan
donation drives go directly toward care
packages.
Pheasant Run Golf Club, the cham-
pionship 27-hole golf course in Canton
Township, will be featured on
Michigan Golf Weekly at 6 p.m. on CBS
62, July 2.
Hosted by award-winning sports-
caster Jeff Lesson, this 30-minute pro-
gram will examine the three unique
nine-hole layouts at Pheasant Run Golf
Club, along with its practice facilities
which are used for individual practice
or group instruction. Viewers will also
take a closer look inside the Pheasant
Run clubhouse, where they'll find a
fully stocked Pro Shop, as well as the
full-service Fore Star Grill. In addi-
tion, viewers can learn why this Metro
Detroit golf course remains a popular
destination for league play and golf
outings. Viewers will also be able to
pick up a few golf tips on bunker play
from Pheasant Run Golf Club General
Manager and Head PGA Golf
Professional Paul Simpson, who along
with his staff, offer a variety of instruc-
tional programs for players of all skill
levels.
Located at 46500 Summit Parkway
in Canton, Pheasant Run Golf Course
was designed by world renowned
architect Arthur Hills. This champi-
onship 27-hole layout coversmore than
300 acres of rolling terrain, and travers-
es over 10.5miles fromstart to finish.
For more information about
MichiganGolfWeekly's in-depth look at
Pheasant Run Golf, visit
-
prgc.org or call (734) 397-6460.
David Trotter
Pheasant Run course
featured on CBS show
Summit is collection site
for ‘Operation Care’ effort
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