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November 17, 2011
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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER
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2003 FORD CROWN VIC
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2001 DODGE INTREPID
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1995 FREIGHTLINER
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1987 GREAT DANE TRAILER
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The Salvation Army of Metro
Detroit is currently accepting
applications for Christmas assis-
tance from residents of Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties.
Applications will be accepted
throughDec. 9.
In September the U.S. Census
Bureau reported the number of
Americans in poverty jumped to
15.1 percent in 2010, a 27-year high.
Michigan's poverty rate also rose to
16.8 percent, up from 14 percent
last year.
“Last Christmas we saw a nearly
20 percent increase in demand for
assistance,” said Major Mark
Anderson, general secretary and
metro Detroit area commander for
The Salvation Army. “We expect
requests to increase again this year
as families and seniors continue to
struggle with limited resources,”
Anderson said.
In 2010 The Salvation Army pro-
vided 91,553 Christmas gifts to chil-
dren and seniors. Families in need
of assistance should contact their
local Salvation Army Corps
Community Center to set up an
appointment. To find the closest
center, visit www.salmich.org or
call (248) 443-5500. Early applica-
tions are strongly recommended,
Anderson said.
This program is reserved for
families with children; those with
special needs; and senior citizens.
Applicants must bring a picture ID
for each household adult, birth cer-
tificates for household children, a
current utility bill, as well as proof
of household income and expens-
es.
Founded by William and
Catherine Booth in London,
England in 1865, The Salvation
Army is a faith-based, non-profit
organization dedicated to serving
people in need without discrimina-
tion. This past year, The Salvation
Army ofMetroDetroit was involved
in providing 3,194,802 million
meals and 687,203 nights of shelter
for the homeless. The Salvation
Army uses $.85 of every dollar
raised to provide direct services to
people in need each and every day
of the year. For more information
about The Salvation Army, call 877-
SAL-MICH,
or
visit
www.salmich.org.
We expect requests to increase
again this year as families and seniors
continue to struggle with limited resources.
”
Salvation Army accepting applications for holiday help
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pets, send out for a pizza and
avoid the ignorant fools.
Or spend the day working at
a soup kitchen, ringing a bell for
the Salvation Army or volun-
teering at ahospital.
That would be her advice for
a peaceful, satisfying and safe
holiday.
Oh, and then wash your
kitchenwalls.
Beatrice Archibald of Canton
Township was honored on her
103rd birthday by members of The
Senior Alliance (TSA) Community
Care Department at a luncheon
Nov. 4.
Archibald was among several
honorees who are clients of the
department who enjoyed the cele-
bration of their longevity at
Andiamo's restaurant inDearborn.
Bob Brown, executive director
at The Senior Alliance said, “Our
seniors have given 100 years plus to
the community and the luncheon
provided us an opportunity to show
appreciation and gratitude.”
In addition to Archibald, Ida
Paglialungo, 101, from Allen Park,
Susan Swoish, 102, also from Allen
Park, Janie Lewis, 105, from
Redford and Dorothy Thomas, 103,
from Dearborn Heights, were hon-
ored.
Allen Park Mayor Felice “Tony”
Lalli, Dearborn Heights Mayor
Dan Paletko and Canton Township
Supervisor Phil LaJoy were in
attendance tohonor thewomen.
Swoish's niece, Katherine
Stasevich, Thomas' daughter,
Delores Munoz and her daughter
in-law, MillieSocull, also attended.
The Senior Alliance Social
Worker Elizabeth Taylor, coordina-
tor of the event, said, “We're looking
forward to next year.”
Our seniors have given
100 years plus to the
community and the
luncheon provided us an
opportunity to show
appreciation and gratitude.
”
Senior Alliance celebrates 100+ birthdays
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bers of the DuMouchelle staff will be avail-
able to verbally appraise antiques, art and
collectibles. DuMouchelle is well known
from his appearances on PBS television,
and the family's Detroit gallery and auction
house that has served the metro area for 80
years.
The registration fee is $10 per itemwith a
limit of three items per guest. Walk-ins with-
out prior registration will be admitted as
time allows. Registration canbe in-personat
the Northville Art House, or by phone at
(248) 344-0497.
Guests may bring items such as antiques,
collectibles, family memorabilia, furniture
and artwork. Large or fragile items should
be submitted by photograph. Coins, stamps
jewelry will not be appraised at this event
and there will be no written appraisals
offered.
The Art House is located at 215 Cady St.
inNorthville.
Library sellingusedbooks
The Friends of the William P. Faust
Library of Westland have planned a used
book sale for 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Nov. 18 and
19 and fromnoonuntil 3p.m.Nov. 20.
Hardcover books are priced at $1 and
several classifications of books will be buy
one-get one free. Coffee table books will be
$2.
The library is located at 2023 Central City
Parkway.
For information, call (734) 326-6123
Cantonplans area clean-up
Canton Waste Recycling (CWR) will hold
the last Canton Clean-up of 2011 from 10
a.m. until 4 p.m. Nov. 18 and from 8-11 a.m.
Nov. 19 at the CWR facility located at 42100
VanBornRoad.
In addition to accepting plastics, paper,
cardboard, tin, glass, oil, paint, limited to
five 1-gallon containers, antifreeze, and bat-
teries for recycling, CWR will also accept
electronic waste. Only home electronics
from Canton residents will be accepted,
electronics for commercial business will not
beaccepted.
Acceptable home electronics include; tel-
evisions, computers, laptops, printers, fax
machines, computer keyboards and mice
and small handheld electronic devices (I-
Pods, radios, gameboy, etc).
Please note: E-waste is only accepted at
Canton Clean-up and not at the curb. All
clean-up dates can be found at www.canton-
mi.org.
CWR clean-up dates are only open to
Canton residents and are free of charge. For
questions or more information on refuse
and recycling collection visit www.canton-
mi.org or call CWRat (734) 397-5801.
RedDragons host banquet
The Red Dragons of the of the Karate
Martial Arts School will host a banquet from
5 until 8 p.m. Nov. 19 at Greater Works
DeliveranceMinistries inRomulus
Tickets are $10 per person and those 3
and younger will be admitted at no cost.
For more information or reservations,
contact Richard Bell Jr. (313) 576-6946,
Brenda Rusan, (734) 728-6229 or Rosetta
Porter, (313) 737-9375.
Legislator plansmeetings
State Rep. Dian Slavens (D-Canton) has
planned coffee hours from 8-9 a.m. Nov. 21
at the Belleville Charhouse, 524 Main St. in
Belleville and from 6-7 p.m. at the
Daydream Café, 47192 Michigan Ave. in
Canton.
Slavens hosts regular coffee hours and
town hall meetings throughout Canton
Township, Belleville and Van Buren
Township.
She can also be contacted toll free at
(888) 347-8021 or send by email to
DianSlavens@house.mi.gov.
Medicare changes discussed
The Senior Alliance will sponsor a semi-
nar on Medicare Part D open enrollment
changes from 12:30 until 2 p.m. on both
Nov. 21 andDec. 2 in Inkster.
Medicare recipients are urged to bring
their Medicare card and all prescriptions
for a free consultation with a counselor
who can enroll seniors in a Medicare Part
D plan, apply for Medicare Savings
Program for Medicare Part B, apply for the
Extra Help Program for Medicare Part D
and answerMedicare questions.
The Nov. 21 meeting is at The Twin
Towers, 2000 Inkster Road and the Dec. 2
meeting is at the Booker Dozier Recreation
Complex, 2025Middlebelt Road.
Blood Drive planned
The AmericanRed Cross is sponsoring a
blood drive at Plymouth City Hall from 10
a.m. until 3:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
There is a great need for blood resources
and every pint helps meet the critical
demand in our area.
The public is welcome and all donors
will receive a $5 Busch's Market gift card
and will also be entered in a raffle for a $50
Busch'sMarket gift card.
Visit www.redcrossblood.org to schedule
an appointment and enter Sponsor Code
PCH or call (313) 549-7052. Walk-in donors
are alsowelcome.
Tree of Remembrance set
The annual Tree of Remembrance cere-
mony in Belleville will take place at 7 p.m.
Nov. 21 outside the Brown Family Center,
678 E. HuronRiver Dr. inBelleville.
There will be an open house beginning
at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments available.
Participants are encouraged to bring a
weatherproof ornament to place on the
tree and dress appropriately for the weath-
er.
For more information, call (734) 697-
5090.
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