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Calendar of events

Maybury Corn Maze to open PARC is located at 650 Church DHLLP, signed by an accredited Walk from 1-3 p.m. Oct. 6 at to borrow or rent.
The 10-acre Maybury Farm St. in Plymouth. To reach the veterinarian, in order to attend Glenwood Cemetery and will For more information, visit
Corn Maze is now open. This year, Band/Music Room, guests should this event. highlight several Wayne families www.Detroit3D.org, or call (248)
the farm will also offer a Kids park behind the building off For more information, call and figures. 398-3591.
Maze that is approximately 1 acre Adams Street and enter through (734) 394-5460 or visit www.can- This is an outdoor walking tour
and will take an estimated 20 min- the Activities Entrance. For more tonfun.org. so appropriate dress is suggested. Craft Club members meet
utes to complete. information, call (734) 927-4090. Donations will be accepted. The Craft Club for those 18 and
The Maybury Farm corn maze Mom 2 Mom Sale set older will meet to create a
is open until 10 p.m. on Fridays Holiday Tea reservations available St Edith and St. Collette Garden club members meet 'Spooktacular' craft at 6 p.m. Oct.
and Saturdays for those brave The Canton Historical Society Church will be the site of a The Romulus Garden Club 10 at the Romulus Public Library.
enough to attempt to find their will presents "A Holiday Tea" from Mom2Mom Sale from 8:30 a.m. members will meet at 6:30 p.m. The club is for adults interest-
way through in the dark with just 1-3 p.m. Saturday Dec. 7 at the until noon on Saturday, Oct. 5. Oct. 7 at the Romuus Public ed in socializing with fellow
the moon to guide the way. Bartlett-Travis House located at The church is located at 15089 Library. crafters. Light refreshments will
Admission to the Maybury 500 North Ridge Road. Newburgh Road in Livonia. The speaker for the evening be served.
Farm Corn Maze is $9 per person An afternoon tea will be Admission to the sale is $2, will be Jennifer Braatz who will The library is located at 11121
and includes farm admission and served in a historic Canton house discuss the Detroit River Wayne Road in Romulus.
a tractor-drawn wagon ride to and decorated for Christmas accom- Run, Rock & Roll planned International Wildlife Refuge. For information, call (734) 942-
from the maze. Children under 2 panied by live music. Tea will The National Kidney The meeting is open to the 7589
are admitted free with an adult. include sandwiches and small Foundation of Michigan (NKFM) public. The library is located at
Accommodations for groups of 25 desserts and visitors can learn a is asking the community to join 11121 Wayne Road in Romulus. Financial scams are explained
or more can be scheduled at (248) bit about how Christmas in the more than 300 runners and For information, call (734) 942- The Romulus Public Library
374-0200. Maybury Farm also Canton used to be spent. walkers at their annual Trick or 7589. will host two free 60-minute class-
offers bonfires that are available Tickets are $25 each and avail- Feet! 5k/10k Run, Walk & Roll on es regarding current financial
during regular business hours or able at the Summit on the Park, Sunday, Oct. 6 at Maybury State Blues at the Elks planned scams on Oct. 11. The goal of the
as part of a group reservation. 46000 Summit Parkway in Canton. Park, 49575 Eight Mile Road in Blues at The Elks takes place class is to educate participants in
Maybury Farm is located at Seating is limited so early tick- Northville. Participants can from 7-10 p.m. the second ways to protect themselves and
50165 Eight Mile Road in et reservations are encouraged, choose a 5k or 10k course while Tuesday of the month at the respond should they become a
Northville. organizers said. children 12 and under can do a ¼ Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge victim. Losses from these scams
To learn more about all of the mile Mini-Monster Dash. The #325 in partnership with the have increased $63 million year-
autumn activities at the farm, visit Art House exhibit opens race begins promptly at 10 a.m. Detroit Blues Society. There is a over-year according to statistics.
<http://www.mayburyfarm The Northville Art House will and the ¼ Mile Mini-Monster $5 donation requested at the door. The first class is set for 11 a.m.
.org/>www.mayburyfarm.org.<htt present POSE: Portrait and the Dash begins at 11:30 a.m. Chris Canas Band will appear until noon and the second at 4
p://www.mayburyfarm.org/> Costumed Figure featuring por- Registration is $35 for the 5k, $45 Oct. 8, which includes Canas on until 5 p.m. on Oct. 11 at the
traits and figurative work created for the 10k, and $10 for the Mini- guitar and vocals, Angela library, 11121 Wayne Road in
Church Craft show Saturday in graphite, mixed-media, oil and Monster Dash. Participants can Cottingham on vocals and percus- Romulus.
St. John’s Episcopal Church pastel by 12 female artists. register before the event online at sion, Chris Nordham on keys and For more information, call
Fall Festival and Craft Show is set This free exhibition opens www.nkfm.org/TrickorFeet or on vocals, Derek Washington on bass (734) 942-7589.
for 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday, with a reception from 5:30 until the day of the event from 9-10 a.m. and vocals and marc Anthony
Oct. 2. The craft show hours will 8:30 p.m. Oct. 4 and will continue All race participants receive a Guillory on drums. Health and Wellness Fair planned
be 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. through Oct. 26 during regular t-shirt and finishing medal. The The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Romulus will host the annual
There will be a bounce house, gallery hours, noon until 5 p.m. top three male and female run- Lodge 325 is located at 41700 Ann Health and Wellness Fair from 10
a beer tent, food, a bake sale and Tuesday through Friday and noon ners in each age group will also Arbor Road in Plymouth. For a.m. until 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9
a silent auction along with live until 4 p.m. on Saturday. Visit receive awards. A recreational more information, call (734)453- at the Romulus Senior Center.
entertainment from 2 until 10 p.m. www.northvillearthouse.org for passport is required to enter the 1780. The event is open to those of
The church is located at 555 S. more information. state park. For more information, all ages and from surrounding
Wayne Road in Westland. visit www.michigan.gov/recre- 3D photographers to meet communities. Offered will be flu
For information, call (734) 721- Howl at the Moon planned ationpassport. Members of the only 3D pho- shots with medical information
5023 The Canton Dog Park will be tography club in Michigan will and identification card required.
the site of a howlin' good time dur- Church hosts Applefest meet from 7-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, There will be screenings for blood
Free concerts begin ing the Howl at the Moon event St Paul's Lutheran Church will Oct. 9 at the Livonia Civic Park pressure; blood sugar; vision and
A free concert series with live set for 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5. host the New Boston Applefest Senior Center, 15218 Farmington hearing. Featured vendors
musical performances will debut The free event will take place at from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturday, Road, just south of Five Mile include: Blue Cross Blue Shield
at noon tomorrow at the the park located on Denton Road, Oct. 5 and from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Road. of Michigan; Senior Alliance;
Plymouth Arts and Recreation just north of Cherry Hill Road in Sunday, Oct. 6. the featured program for the Corpore Sano Health Care;
Complex. Canton. Vendors applications are still evening will be the winning Beltone Hearing Center;
The series of concerts will be Dog owners along with their being accepted. images from the recent Ohio Romulus Athletic Center and
offered monthly at noon on four-legged friends can enjoy live The church is located at 19109 International Stereo Exhibition. Rehab Center; D.M.C. Premiere
Fridays and is presented by the entertainment, purchase mer- Craig St. in New Boston.For more After a refreshment break, the Care; AARP, MI café; Bridge;
Wilcox Foundation. chandise, and receive free give- information, call (734)753-9048 or monthly competition, with a Veteran' Haven; Beaumont
These free concerts will fea- aways from local pet supply and access https://www.facebook theme of "Architecture" will take Health; Visiting Nurses
ture professional musicians from service vendors, while supplies .com/St-Pauls-Lutheran-New- place. Association and ER Drugs.
the Eden Arts Cooperative, Main last. Boston-649223168451449/ As always, the meetings are The Romulus Senior Center is
Street Opera Theatre, Michigan No pre-registration required free to attend, and visitors are located at 36525 Bibbins St, in
Philharmonic Orchestra and for this event. Non-dog park mem- Annual Cemetery Walk set always welcome. Stereo cameras, Romulus.
other performing arts organiza- bers must show proof of up-to- The Wayne Historical Society 3D movies, and educational For more information call (734)
tions located at PARC. date vaccination for rabies and will sponsor the Annual Cemetery videos are available for members 955-4120.

Fire City of Plymouth during Fire
Prevention Week, contact the fire
department at (734) 453-1234 exten-
FROM PAGE 1 sion 280 or via email at
jdavison@ci.plymouth.mi.us [mail-
vide fire safety tips, a fire truck to:jdavison@ci.plymouth.mi.us].
exploration, tours of the fire sta-
tion, fire hose demonstrations, In ROMULUS:
Safety Town photos, Smoke House Firefighters planning open
training and other booths. house
For more information, call (48) The Romulus Fire Department
348-5807 or visit will host an open house from 11
twp.northville.mi.us. a.m. until 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 at
Fire Department Headquarters,
In PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP: 28777 Eureka Road.
Firefighters will help local fam- The event will take place in
ilies learn about fire safety while conjunction with Fire Prevention
enjoying several attractions during Week
the upcoming Fire Safety Open Firepup will be on hand to
House from 10 a.m. until noon on meet visitors and there will be
Saturday, Oct. 12. vehicle displays, demonstrations
Visitors can meet firefighters, and fire safety handouts.
see and touch the new township
fire engine and ambulance, learn In WAYNE:
how to use a fire extinguisher, view The Wayne firefighters will host
fire safety demonstrations, spray the 22nd Annual Breakfast with
fire hoses in the squirt house, see a your Firefighters from 9 a.m. until
motor vehicle accident with the noon Oct. 5.
Jaws of Life demonstration, and The firefighters will serve the
other attractions. meals which include all-you-can-
Refreshments will be served eat pancakes, three sausage links,
and the Plymouth Township coffee, juice or milk at the fire sta-
Charity Pumpkin Patch will be tion at 3300 South Wayne Road in
open. Wayne
The open house will take place Tickets are priced at $5 for
at Fire Station #1, 9911 North adults and children, 10 and
Haggerty Road in Plymouth younger $3.
Township. The fire department is also
accepting donations of gently-used
In the CITY OF PLYMOUTH: wheelchairs and parking at the
City of Plymouth firefighters event is free.
are offering free tours of the fire
department 8 a,m until 8 p.m. from In WESTLAND:
Monday, Oct. 7 through Saturday, The Westland Fire Department
Oct. 12. Tours are now being sched- will host the Fire Prevention Hot
uled for school groups, neighbor- Dog Lunch from 11 a.m. until 2
hood groups and other organiza- p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at the
tions. Westland Fire Station 1, located at
"Station tours are a great activi- 35701 Central City Parkway.
ty for both adults and children," a There will be food, Smoke
spokesman noted. House demonstrations, station
Several interactive demonstra- tours, sidewalk CPR, Fire Life
tions will be on display and chil- Safety, Jr. Firefighter Obstacle
dren and adults can participate in Course, Kids Fire Playhouse and
emergency scenarios and learn other attractions.
about household fire hazards. The annual event is open to the
To schedule a tour group in the public.