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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2001

$51,500 APPROVED FOR

TEMPORARY SENIOR CENTER.

by KIMBERLY BLAKER

Discussion of the temporary senior center was among sev- eral items on the agenda for the February 14, Huron Township Board meeting.

Trustee Marlene Krause made a motion for work to begin immediately on the Krzyske Center, which would be renovated for use as a tem- porary senior center.

The Department of public works had submitted a bid for

$3,200 to remove the overhead door, brick the opening, and install a picture window. The bid also included making an office for the senior director, replacing windows, and paint- ing.

Trustee Nora Adkins also asked a number of questions. She asked that the seniors in the audience give their input on the center. She asked where the money is coming from. She also wanted to know what would be done with the

LANGUAGE ART

by KIMBERLY BLAKER

Sixth grade students in Amy Kidd-Shoenbach’s language arts class decided to show their stuff recently.

Students entered a technolo- gy/writing contest sponsored by Toshiba. Kidd said, “It’s quite an extensive project that involves research, writing, and pictures.”

Toshiba hopes to use ideas from kids in their future tech- nology. Kidd explained that Toshiba makes use of kid’s ideas because they have such an imagination. Kids dream up things that adults wouldn’t consider.

The projects were complet- ed in groups of two to four stu- dents. They had to choose a piece of technology that’s in use today. Students had to research how it originated, the “history behind it, and the pre- sent status of the item. They had to come up with their own

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predictions of what the future might hold for the particular piece of technology in 20 years. Then they had to explain what scientific break- throughs are needed in order for it to happen. Students also had to consider positive and negative effects their piece of technology might have if the student’s predictions come to life.

If Toshiba decides to use one of the ideas, each winning student will receive a laptop computer with the software for their piece of technology. In addition, prizes of $20,000, $10,000, and $5,000 savings bonds will be awarded. All winners will also receive a four-day ceremony in Washington D.C. as well as digital cameras.

Although Kidd acknowl- edged that the number of stu- dents entering the national

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The Huron Bond Issue arti- cle of February 15, 2001 should have read: Bob Carey and Glen Whited donated 90 tickets for the Shrine Circus.

telecommunications, which will no longer have access to the building.

Krause said that $31,000 had already been allocated to the senior center last year.

An additional $20,000 was coming from an agreement with CSX/NS, which was approved later in the meeting.

Treasurer Jarrod Barron confirmed Krause’s statement. He said that last year four items, including the senior center, had been allocated sep-

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contest limits their odds of having a winner, she was very proud of the student’s ideas and the hard work they put

arate dollar amounts.

However, according to sources, last year the Treasurer had told the seniors that there was no money for the senior program.

Adkins continued, “It’s not that I’m opposed to the seniors having this building. I would just like answers to these ques- tions.”

Senior Director Fran Bredow then addressed the Board. She expressed irritation with Krause, claiming that she

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into their project.

Student’s ideas included:

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had been left in the dark about the plans that Krause and some other Board members had for the senior center. She said she didn’t even know that the cen- ter was going to be moved to the Krzyske Center until it was mentioned in passing by a Township resident.

Bredow also questioned why she had been told there was no money for the seniors not long ago when she had asked about funds to cover

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TOWNSHIP JAYCEE RECEIVES AWARD

by MARGARET O'KELLEY

Jason Horvath, a Huron Township resident, was recent- ly awarded with the honor of being selected as Region H Jaycee Of The Year. There were only four chosen from a field of 1,000. He was also pre- sented with the Project Of The

Year Award and the Jaycee Of”

The Year Award for his Chapter. This is the second time Jason has won Chapter Jaycee Of The Year.

Region H consists of Wayne, Washtenaw, Monroe and Lenawee Counties. The newly formed Flat Rock Chapter is included within this region.

The Weekly is especially proud of Jason, as he is part of our newspaper family.

If anyone is interested in becoming a Jaycee, please give Jason a call at (734) 654-3192.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2001

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Historical Society meets the third Wed. of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Historical House.

Historical Comm. meets the se- cond Thurs of each month at the Samual Adams House at 6:30 p.m.

Recycling Committee meets the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Krzyske Center.

Telecommunications Committee meets the last Mon. of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Twp. Hall.

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Huron Township Senior Citi- zens. Waltz Group: President, Alice McGrew, 753-5954. Meet- ings: First Tuesday noon, sand- wich/cards. Third Tuesday, noon, pot luck and cards. Fifth Tuesday 1 p.m., cookies/cards.

New Boston Group: President: Barbara Kreyger, 753-9127. Meetings: First Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. Third Thursday, 4:30 p.m., pot luck.

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Our Senior Director, Fran Bredow, invited 35-40 Huron Township Seniors to attend an Intergenerational Sno Ball Gala. The event was held at the Romulus High School with several High School students in attendance. Our noted Township officials, Supervisor John Mitchell and wife Shirley, Trustee Nora Adkins and husband Frank, and Trustee Larry O’Kelley and wife Margaret, along with approximately 175 seniors spent the evening enjoying a delicious buffet dinner pre- pared by D.L. Caterers. This was followed by dancing the night away to music provided by the Silver Tones.

Linda Norman, Romulus Senior Coordinator said the event was the fifth year the seniors hosted such an event, “and it seems each year they get better,” said Ms. Norman.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2001

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SGT. JOHN CADY RETIRES

Sgt. John Cady has retired from the Huron Township Police Department, effective December 15, 2000. A party was held in his honor on Saturday, February 3, 2001. The party was attended by most of the present police offi- cers, dispatchers and many of the former officers who have worked with John over his 28 years of service to our commu- nity. Also in attendance were his wife and children and three granddaughters, many friends and members of the Huron Township Board. The party was planned and organized by fellow officer Terry Lindenmuth. For those of us who have known “Cady” for- ever, he was more than just a friend. He could be big, bad John if it was called for or he could be like a soft-spoken gentle Ben. He knew how to handle every situation that he faced on daily duty with the

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John was one of the first men appointed to the Huron Township Police Department when it was created in 1972. Chris Maciolek Jr. was the part-time Chief of Police. We had had part-time cops for years but most of them were elected Constables who patrolled the community in their own cars. Maciolek was replaced by Harold Ashby as

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Chief, followed by Joe Carney. There was a span of about three years, when there was no Chief and Cady, Meier and Patterson were in charge. About 1988, the township board hired Jim Caygill as Chief, he retired in 2000 and was replaced by the current Chief Metzger.

Ashby, Cady, Meier and Patterson were the first police officers in Huron Township to attend and complete the Police Academy. The Huron Township Police Department has grown to a force of more than 25 certified police offi- cers.

John Cady worked with each of them. He is the great- est Public Relations ambas- sador in that police depart- ment! He loved his job, wife and kids, and his community.

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Each soloist or ensemble presented their performance to a highly respected performer/instructor that spe-

cializes on that particular instrument. The performance was rated on rhythmic and melodic accuracy, intonation, and overall effect. Each event received a rating from Division I (superior) to Division V.

The following students from Renton Junior High received high honors at this event.

Division I rating (superior): Jeff Burke, clarinet solo;

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Glad you don’t take stock in “stocks.” No gains means no loss. But some find selves unable to stay out of the red. Just say no although may see red. Lucky #3100.

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CYBORGS CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY

He spoke for about 45 min- utes and the young CYBORG members participated by ask- ing questions and showing their knowledge of black his-

At the February CYBORG meeting the members were treated to a lesson in black his- tory by guest speaker Nathan Head.

Mr. Head, who is employed by the UAW in the Civil Rights Department, delighted the audience with his short lessons on_ the impact that black men and women had on the United States as well as many other nations of the world.

SENIOR. CENTER. coerce

their postage expense. She reprimanded the Board saying, “As senior director I think I should have had some say” in the plans for the center.

Bredow also said she felt that the two clubs together would not increase member- ship because currently they have nothing to offer to entice more seniors to participate.

Barbara Kreyger, president of one of the senior groups. also addressed the Board, say- ing, “We have been promised so many times a place ... I though when you were cam- paigning, you were for the seniors.”

Trustee Larry O’Kelley asked if President Kreyger felt the Krzyske Center was the best option for a temporary spot. Kreyger said, “yes,” and that she would like to see the age lowered to 50 in order to increase membership. :

After further discussion, O’Kelley said that he was not opposed to the move; howev-

important -

er, he felt that before approv- ing the $51,500 to be spent on the temporary center that the Board should approve the spe- cific work that will be done.

O’Kelley also expressed concern about where the Township will hold its govern- ment meetings.

Clerk Dawnette Bowers then revealed that the Huron School District gave permis- sion for the Township to hold its Board meetings in the High School auditorium. The Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Commission would have use of the lecture hall.

However, the motion was carried approving $51,500 to be spent on the senior center, with no discussion of how it will be spent. Trustee O’Kelley cast the lone descending vote explaining the board should approve the proposal first and then discuss the funds. In addition, the Township will begin using the High School for meetings

LANGUAGE coxrmo:orource:

Bergmooser, Jacob Spicer, Matthew Lewandowski, and Ben Schrock.

e The Future Diary, by Alison Satterlee, C.J. Proud, Olivia Dagherty, and Ashleigh Robbins.

° The Miracle Brush 2,000, by Cassandra Mazenic, Sarah Kniffen, Beonica Evans, and Tara Simco.

e The Camera 5,000, by Justin Johnson, Jacob Menard, Chad Corum, and Devan Crams.

e The Computer Phone, by Michael Honto, Jeff Mowre, Jason Wood, and Garrick Rice.

Students who chose to do an optional book report included Jonathon Gilbride, Troy Gdowski, and Katie Harper.

Although students express- ed the projects were a lot of hard work, many of them still enjoyed the experience and had positive things to say about it.

e Andrue Bergmooser re-

vealed, “It really got your —

brain working.”

¢ CJ. Proud said he learned what a bibliography is and would do it again if they don’t win.

° Jacob Spicer commented, “I liked writing about the future and having no limits.”

e Sarah Kniffen explained, “J liked working together and putting ideas together.” -

e Mathew Lewandowski said that it was good practice

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2001

(GZ rhanaal St. Patuchs Day Party MARCH 10, 2001

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Doors open at 6:30 p.m. DINNER SERVED at 7:30 p.m. Pop and Beer provided Tickets $20 each

sold at the following locations: Chamber Office: 37245 Huron River Drive N.A. Mans: 36500 Sibley Road Krzyske Brothers Co.: 27118 Waltz Rd. Chapp & Bushey Oil: 37333 South Huron Road

20th Anniversary Gala Eveut

CATERER: Deb Shanks, Deb's Catering ENTERTAINMENT: Return Engagement, The Adam Allen Band

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Also in attendance, as invit- ed guests, were Township Board members Nora Adkins and Larry O’ Kelley.

beginning March 1, even though Chairperson Don Thompson of the Telecom- munications Commission ex- plained that this would be too short of notice to move the equipment.

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