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Big Tent Sale Saturday

Shop for treasures, and support local jobs, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 16 at Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit's Big Tent Sale. Browse the racks inside and out at Goodwill's flagship upscale resale store at 41937 Ford Road in Canton, where there are great deals on a variety of household items, and new or gently used clothing, and receive up to 75 percent off, a spokesman said.

Proceeds from the "Big Tent Sale" support Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit employ-ment education, training and placement pro-grams that help unemployed Metro Detroiters earn jobs.

Youth Theater planned

Registration is now under way for the Wayne Parks and Recreation Department youth theater summer session for ages 8 through 18.

Performance dates areAug. 12 and 13. Registration is available at the Wayne Community Center. For information, call (734) 7212-7400.

Caterpillars are topic

Rearing Some Favorite Caterpillars will be the topic of Jed Bromfield, avocational lepi-dopterist, at a meeting of the Southeast Michigan Butterfly Association at 7 p.m. July 20 at theNankinMillsNatureCenter.

He will discuss which plants will attract but-terflies to lay eggs, and how to rear them from eggs to adults.

The center is located at 33175 Ann Arbor Trail inWestland. Parking is available onHines Drive or Ann Arbor Trail . There is a $3 fee for non-members.

For information, call (734)326-0578 or www.sembabutterfly.com.

Retirement reception planned

The Belleville Area Historical Society will host Epilogue - a Farewell Evening of Conversation and Hors D'oeuvres for retiring Historical MuseumDirector DianeWilson from 5-7 p.m. July 21, at the Bayou Grill, 404Main St., Belleville.

Historical Society members and friends of history and the museum are invited to attend. Please RSVP to Township Historian Cathy

Horste at (734) 697-3662, or Belleville Area Historical Society Secretary Dorothy Simons at (734) 484-5398 not later than July 17. A $5 dona-tion is suggested, and may be handled in advance at the museum, by mail to Horste,16446 Martinsville Road, Belleville, 48111, or at the door on July 21.

Free fun at Park-It event

Park It, sponsored by the Wayne Department of Parks and Recreation will have a bounce house, sponsor giveaways, live enter-tainment and amovie on a large LED screen at Goudy Park in Wayne beginning at 6 p.m. July 21.

The George Brothers Band will entertain beginning at 6:30 and the movie will be Megamind, beginning at dusk. There is no cost for the event.

For more information, call (734) 721-7400 or go towww.parkitforfun.com.

Class of 1966 tomeet

The Romulus High School Class of 1966 will meet for a reunion at 7 p.m. July 22 at Michael B's at FivePoints inRomulus.

At 1 p.m. Saturday, July 23, they will meet for the 6th Annual Class Reunion Family Picnic at Lower Huron Metro Park. The cost if $5 for park entry without a season pass. Entrances are onSavage andHuronRiverDrive. Organizers ask that guests bring a covered dish to share, meat and soft drinks will be pro-vided. RSVP with the dish you are bringing to Gary Gasser at (248) 231-9696 or email gary_gasser@yahoo.com.

HelloDolly tea planned

Children and their dolls are invited to a tea party at the Plymouth Historical Museum, at noon Friday, July 22. Children will learn all about proper tea party etiquette and can dress up, choosing from an assortment of lovely out-fitswith fancy boas or beautiful hats.

Party goers can have their photos taken while dressed up, and also make a personal-ized photo frame to hold their memorable photo, along with other fun-filled crafts. Storytelling will also be a part of the mix, pro-viding ample entertainment.

Tickets for the tea are $30 for one adult and one child (an adult escort is required); addi-

tional children's tickets can be purchased for $18 each.

Tickets may be purchased at the Plymouth Historical Museum, or at the museum's website usingPaypal.

The museum is located at 155 S. Main St., just one block north of downtown Plymouth. Visit http://www.plymouthhistory.org/ events.html/events.html formore information.

Wayne hostsHarry Potter

Harry Potter's World: Renaissance Science Magic and Medicine will be on display at the Wayne Public Library from July 24 through Sept. 2.

The library is open from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Thursday through Thursday and from noon until 5 p.m. onFriday andSaturday.

Garage sale set at ice rink

The Plymouth Recreation Department is organizing a Community Garage Sale from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. July 23 inside the Plymouth Ice Arena, where the ice has been removed for the season.

Lauren Obsniuk of the recreation depart-ment suggests residents start gathering items they no longer need, use, or want and rent a 10-by-10-foot spot inside the arena for $20 to sell everything and free up extra space in the house.

Admission to buyers is free.

For more information, contact Obsniuk at (734) 455-6620, ext. 309 or register online at www.plymouthwebtrac.net.

Church plans outdoor service

Jesus in the Park, a day of worship and fel-lowship outdoors has been planned for 9:15 a.m. until 7 p.m. July 30 at Inkster Park Outdoors by the SharonSDAChurch.

The park is located at Michigan Avenue and JohnDaly.

The day will begin with a song service and include Bible study, worship, lunch, nature games for all ages, drumming and music of praise, choirs, mimes and instrumental per-formances.

The guest speaker will be Isaiah Horton, a student at AndrewsUniversity.

Formore information, call (734) 722-2313

Senior Alliance hosts golf outing

The Senior Alliance will host the 11th annu-al 2011 Golf Classic starting with a 9 a.m. shot-gun start July 29 at Woodlands of Van Buren Golf Course.

The Senior Alliance 2011 Golf Classic sup-ports the Area Agency on Aging 1-C, which in turn aids thousands of seniors and caregivers throughout the area with the Meals-on-Wheels program, the Holiday Meals-on-Wheels pro-gram, information and assistance and many other services critical for seniors. Ninety-three cents of every dollar raised from this event will go directly to senior services.

Players have the opportunity to win raffle prizes, enjoymeals and vie for the "Ficano Cup" (the winning foursome is presented with this trophy each year). Sponsorships are still avail-able. For registration or sponsorship informa-tion, call LindaDeVore at (734) 727-2017.

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