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911 Angel
The brief change in America following the tragedy of 9/11/01 was profound. Suddenly, people were realizing the inappropriateness of the violence and sexuality in movies and on TV. Comedians who had previously made fun of people were now edifying them. The curbing of excessive celebration of entertainment as shown by the re-scheduling of the Emmy awards was refreshing. People were openly praying for our country and for one another. The American flag was being displayed everywhere.
I wanted to do a painting to commemorate all this. I knew I wanted to write on it the scripture that said: "For he shall give his angels charge over thee". So I created an angel dressed in red, white, and blue and holding the world. But I had momentarily forgotten exactly where the verse was located in the Bible. I looked it up and discovered it was part of one of my favorite psalms, not mentally registering its number at the time. I was very tempted to incorporate the verses surrounding it but somehow I limited myself to just the original scripture I had in mind.
people who know me, know that I'm the type of
person who looks in the mirror and puts one more accessory on,
while most people look in the mirror and take one thing off,
so not elaborating with more verses was surprising.. got
chills when I realized that the scripture I had been led not
to add any verses to was Psalm 91.11. Truly this artwork must
have been supernaturally inspired.
Peggy Jo Wise
Marcuse
Fly The Flag
On Tuesday September 11th, 2007, an
American flag should be displayed outside every home,
apartment, office, and store in the United States. Every
individual should make it their duty to display an American
flag on this sixth anniversary of our country's worst tragedy.
We do this honor of those who lost their lives on 9/11, their
families, friends and loved ones who continue to endure the
pain, and those who today are fighting at home and abroad to
preserve our cherished freedoms.
In the days, weeks
and months following 9/11, our country was bathed in American
flags as citizens mourned the incredible losses and stood
shoulder-to-shoulder against terrorism. Sadly, those flags
have all but disappeared. Our patriotism pulled us through
some tough times and it shouldn't take another attack to
galvanize us in solidarity. Our American flag represents the
fabric of our country and together we can prevail over
terrorism of all kinds
Rosh HashanahRosh Hashanah (Hebrew: ראש השנה,
Biblical: ˈɾoʃ haʃ:ɔˈnɔh, Israeli: ˈroʃ haʃaˈna, Yiddish:
ˈroʊʃ hɑˈʃɔnə) is literally translated as "head of the year",
and idiomatically refers to the Jewish New Year. The term
first appears in the Tanakh, in Ezekiel 40:1. In fact, Judaism
has four "new years" which mark various legal "years", much
like 1 January marks the "New Year" of the Gregorian calendar.
Rosh Hashanah is the new year for people, animals, and legal
contracts. The Mishnah also sets this day aside as the new
year for calculating calendar years and sabbatical (shemitta)
and jubilee (yovel) years. The Torah refers to the day as "The
Day of the Blowing of the Shofar" (Yom Terua, Leviticus
23:24), and rabbinic literature and the liturgy itself
describe Rosh Hashanah as "The Day of Judgment" (Yom ha-Din)
and "The Day of Remembrance" (Yom ha-Zikkaron). Some midrashic
descriptions depict God as sitting upon a throne, while books
containing the deeds of all humanity are opened for review,
and each person passing in front of Him for evaluation of his
or her deeds. All of these names are also referenced in the
holiday's extensive liturgy. This holiday is the first of the
Yamim Noraim (Hebrew, "Days of Awe"), the most solemn days of
the Jewish year; the Yamim Noraim are preceded by the month of
Elul, during which Jews are supposed to begin a
self-examination and repentance, a process that culminates in
the ten days of the Yamim Noraim known as Asseret Yemei
Teshuva - The Ten Days of Repentance, beginning with Rosh
Hashanah and ending with the holiday of Yom Kippur.
2007 date sunset, September 12 - sunset, September
14
People with hate in their hearts may sound
pleasant enough,but don't believe them. Though they pretend to
be kind, their hearts are full of all kinds of evil. While
their hatred may be concealed by trickery, it will finally
come to light for all to see.
Proverbs 26:24-26
John Chesney ExhibitJohn Chesney's remarkable
photographs of Maine, Hawaii and Thailand along with his
unusual "enhanced modern" will be on Display at . Che Cosa. 90
Macomb Place, Mt Clemons, MI. 48043 (586) 954-2677. Call for
open hours.
Sharon Feerer Ciaramitaro to Walk for Breast
CancerBreast Cancer 3-Day Walk Sharon Feerer
Ciarmitaro is commited to raising $2,200 in donations by
participating in this three day event for her sister, Lauren
Sitko. Sharon is a past member of The Somerset Singles Ski and
Golf Club.
She will walk the 60 miles over the course
of the three days with hers sister, two nieces, and thousands
of other women and men. The net proceeds will support the
breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment
through Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the National
Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund.
She has agreed
to raise at least $2,200 in donations and your assistance
would be greatly appreciated. Would you please consider making
a donation - no amount is too small. If at all possible. Follow
this link to visit her personal donation web page.
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Bethany East (Monday September
10) Location: Whispering Oaks. 21 Mile Road
between Van Dyke and Schoenherr. .
Vollyball until
dark. Contact: Rick (586) 784-5348. Also welcome are people to
cheer on the volleyball players, Bring a chair, your water
bottle and relax and enjoy the fresh air. Starts at 07:00
PM..
Monday Night Dancers (Monday September
10) Location: Father Patrick O'Kelley K of C.
23663 Park St., Dearborn, MI.
Singles & Couples
Dance Lessons: Beginners 5:30, Intermediate 6:30, Dance Party
7:30-10:30. No dance partner needed. Lessons $5, Dance Party
$6. Snacks included. Big Band, Latin, Swing, Fox trot, Waltz,
Polka. Contact 313-295-1134. Starts at 7:00 PM..
Metropolitan Single Professionals (Monday September 10) Location:
Drakeshire Lanes Lounge . 35000 Grand River, Farmington
Hills, MI. 48335 .
Social euchre No smoking on Mondays.
Come anytime from 6:30 pm til 9:30 pm. $6 non members, $5
members . Starts at 06:30 PM..
Bethany East (Monday September
10) Location: St Clair Shores Park. Jefferson
& Masonic. St. Clair Shores, MI.
WALKING Meet in
the parking lot by the benches. Eileen has to use her pass to
get everyone in so be prompt. Bring water, bug spray, and a
snack. Contact: Eileen (586) 777-0530. Starts at 06:30
PM..
Bravissimo (Monday September 10)
Location: Chrysler "Black Box" Theater. 1526 Broadway ,
Detroit, MI. Sixth Floor of the Ford Center.
CYRANO
FILM SERIES Enjoy fun, food, drink and lively conversation.
Just $5 (includes refreshments) for each of three movies.
Cyrano de Bergerac (Jose Ferer) . Starts at 07:00
PM..
He who forgives ends the quarrel !
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Tuesday September 11 |
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Success Institute A spiritual time you won't
forget. Location: Troy Community Center. 3179
Livernois, Troy, Mi. 248-524-3181.
Motivational and
Spiritual teaching by Doug and Jodi Firebaugh.
An
evening of powerful revelation and transformation, as we share
God's word for your success.
From 07:00 PM to 08:00 PM.
Bravissimo (Tuesday September 11)
Location: Haberman Fabrics. 905 S Main St, Royal Oak,
MI. 48067
CYRANO: A NOSE FOR DESIGN Haberman Fabrics of
Royal Oak and Michigan Opera Theatre present a special evening
with Cyrano composer David DiChiera and Michigan Opera Theatre
Costume Director Suzanne Hanna, on Tuesday, September 11, 2007
at 7 p.m. This exclusive sneak-peek will showcase some of the
over 150 lavish costumes made in Detroit for the world
premiere, and will include a discussion on the creation of
Cyrano, light refreshments, and a chance to win tickets to
Cyrano and a backstage tour. Starts at 07:00 PM..
Somerset Ski & Golf Club (Tuesday
September 11) Location: Troy Elks Club. 1451
East Big Beaver, Troy, MI, between Rochester Road and John R.
on the north side of the street.
General Meeting.
Dancing to a DJ after the Meeting. Starts at 7:30 PM. Member
Price is $4 and guest price is $6.
Century Dancers (Tuesday September
11) Location: American-Polish Century Club. Just
north of Fourteen Mile on the east side of Maple Lane, across
from Maple Lane Golf Course. Maple Lane Road becomes an
extension of Hoover at Fourteen Mile Road. Polish-American
Century Club, just north of Fourteen Mile.
Live Band
Ballroom Dancing. (This is not the Polish American Cultural
Center which is nearby). Starts at 07:00 PM. Price is
$8.00.
Latin & Argentine Tango Club of Detroit (Tuesday September 11) Location: O'Kelly
Banquet Hall. 23663 Park, Dearborn, MI.
Milonga de los
Motor City Milongueros Argentine tango lesson at 7:00pm,
beginners welcome, no partner required. After the lesson,
dance tango, milonga, and vals to the best recorded music of
Buenos Aires. Starts at 07:00 PM. Member Price is $10 and
guest price is $15.
Selective Singles Social Club (Tuesday
September 11) Location: Country Chef. 33145
Dequindre, Troy, MI. North of 14 Mile Rd.
Join friends
for friendly, relaxed breakfast every Tuesday. Contact: Jim at
248-545-2084. Starts at 09:00 AM..
Classical and Jazz Music Event (Tuesday
September 11) Location: Andiamo Celebrity
Showroom. 7096 East Fourteen Mile Road, Warren, MI. Inside
Andiamo Italia
A RETURN TO P-JAZZ The Johnny Trudell
Big Band Jazz. Cash Bar, Light Dinner Menu. Call 586-268-3200.
Starts at 07:30 PM. Price is $5.
Bethany South (Tuesday September
11) Location: Ram's Horn (Allen Park). 15544
Southfield, Allen Park, MI. Southfield and Allen Road
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Dinner With Friends contact Amy 313-291-6773 . From
06:00 PM to 07:30 PM. Order off menu .
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A1 Singles (Wednesday September
12) Location: American Polish Cultural Center.
2975 E.Maple Road, Troy, MI. Northwest corner of 15 mile and
Dequindre. This is not the American Polish Century
Club.
Lessons by Micheal Beresh. Lessons 7:00 PM to
8:00 PM. Dance 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Couples and Singles
welcome. Cost lesson only $10.00,lesson and dance $12.00,
dance only $8.00. Information (313)521-6564. Starts at 07:00
PM..
Club Red (Wednesday September 12)
Location: Memphis Smoke. 100 South Main, Royal Oak, MI.
Southwest corner of Main and Eleven
See hot Detroit
area bands this summer at a cool venue for a great cause.
Announcing the new Club Red Summer Concert Series at Memphis
Smoke in Royal Oak to benefit your Home Team American Red
Cross in partnership with 89X Radio, 93.9 The River, Memphis
Smoke, Real Detroit Weekly & The Social Connection. Starts
at 07:00 PM..
Royal Oak Computer Club (Wednesday
September 12) Location: Leo Mahany/Harold
Meininger Senior Community Center. 3500 Marais , Royal Oak,
MI. (248)246-3900 . North of 13 Mile Rd, just south of
Lexington Blvd, east of Crooks Rd
Weekly Meeting :
Speaker Larry Kulp. Topic: " How Computing actually began so
very many years ago , and how it ends up as what you use today
- Its very knowledge conveying and also extremely Nostalgic ,
and will leave you with a new , rich understanding and
appreciation of your Computer , Operating System , and the
Internet ". Starts at 12:30 PM. Price is $1.
The Scarab Club (Wednesday September
12) Location: The Scarab Club. 217 Farnsworth,
Detroit, MI. 313-831-1250
BROWN BAG LUNCH Join us for
an informal, bring-your-own luncheon of conversation and fun
in the second floor lounge. Starts at 12:00 PM..
Festivals and Community Events (Wednesday September 12) Location:
Riverside Gazebo, Downtown Linden
Music by the Mill
- The fourteenth season of Linden's free outdoor summer
concert series. Starts at 07:00 PM..
Classical and Jazz Music Event (Wednesday September 12) Location:
Small's Bar. 10339 Conant, Hamtrmck, MI. 48212
.
Ian Moore is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from
Austin, Texas now living in Seattle. His musical influences
transcend all genres of music from the Beatles to Curtis
Mayfield. New album released on Aug. 14 "To Be Loved". Check
out his web site at www.ianmoore.com Check him out in
Hamtramck - he's an awesome talent. Starts at 09:00
PM..
Bethany North Oakland County (Wednesday
September 12) Location: Red Knapp's (North
Oakland). MI. Dixie and M15 .
Dinner and celebrate
September Birthdays Tim @ 248-628-6825, or Joann @
248-673-2539 . Starts at 07:00 PM. Order off menu .
Bethany South (Wednesday September
12) Location: Red Fawn. 6600 Allen Road, Allen
Park, Mi. .
Buffet and dance - Buffet served: 5 - 6 PM
includes salad, beverage and dessert. Dancing 6 - 9 PM. This
is each Wednesday night. Donation $11 in advance $12 at the
door. Red Fawn (313) 928-1340 or Bill 734-284-2613. From 05:00
AM to 09:00 PM..
Grosse Pointe Ski Club (Wednesday
September 12) Location: Bath City Bistro. 75
Macomb Pl., Mt Clemens, MI. 48043 Web site is
bathcitybistro.com. .
Feather Bowling in Mt. Clemens.
Sign-ups are being accepted for Vail trip Dec 1-8th. Phone
John Byrne at 586-293-6779 or johncsyc@yahoo.com. . Starts at
7:00 PM..
Having a sharp tongue can cut your own throat
!!
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PWP- Rochester (Thursday September
13) Location: Rivercrest,Avon Rd. between
Rochester & Livernois.
Weekly Dance. Our very own
TJ the DJ plays TOP 40 and Your requests. Starts at 7:00 PM.
Member Price is $4 and guest price is $8.
GM Ski Club (Thursday September
13) Location: Hamlich Park Warren, MI 13 Mile
between Ryan and Dequindre
GMSki Club Monthly General
Meeting. C'mon out and join us for a monthly picnic all summer
long. Complimentary barbecue hot dogs, side munchies, and
beverages are provided. We may even set up a volleyball net,
badmitten, or whatever. Starts at 06:30 PM. Member Price is $4
and guest price is $6.
Windsor Ski Club (Thursday September
13) Location: Royal Canadian Legion
Col.E.S.Wigle Riverside Br.255. 5645 Wyandotte St. E.,
Windsor, On. N8S 1M4 .
Monthly Club Meeting.New members
are welcome. Just ring the buzzer and come on in. Dom's
Kitchen is running specials so arrive early and feed your
hunger prior to the meeting. . Starts at 08:00 PM..
Detroit Edison Ski Club (Thursday
September 13) Location: The Blarney Stone 27253
Woodward Royal Oak, MI (248) 541-1881
General
membership meetings are open to all members and non-members.
Meetings are held every second Thursday of the month at 6:00
p.m. For more information, visit www.dteskiclub.com. Starts at
06:00 PM..
Single Place (Thursday September
13) Location: First Presbyterian Church. 200
East Main Street, Northville, MI.
248-349-0911.
Thursday Night Programs offer a variety
of speakers, panels and entertainment. Social time is 7:30pm
to 7:45 pm. Opening is 7:45pm to 8:00pm and program is 8:00PM
to 9:00PM. Starts at 07:30 PM. Price is $5.
The Scarab Club (Thursday September
13) Location: The Scarab Club 217 Farnsworth
Detroit, MI 313-831-1250
Scarab Club Second Thursday
Cocktail Party $5 cover charge Cash Bar: Cocktails, Beer &
Wine Hors d'oeurves Entertainment. Starts at 7:00 PM..
Metropolitan Single Professionals (Thursday September 13) Location: Harding
Park Ferndale, MI Just south of I-696 use Exit 17,Take Hilton
(South) to Mapledale - turn Right (West).
VOLLEYBALL
IN THE PARK Everyone is welcome to come and play or just
socialize. Anytime 6:30 PM - Dusk No alcohol in the park.
Starts at 06:30 PM. Price is $2.
Shelby Single Seniors (Thursday
September 13) Location: Shelby Senior Center.
51670 Van Dyke, Shelby Township, MI. 48316 .
Singles
Senior Socal Gathering. 50's and 60's music, Dance, pleasant
conversation, and light refreshments . From 01:00 PM to 03:00
PM. Price is $3.
Stagecrafters (Thursday September
13) Location: Stagecrafters at the Baldwin
Theater 415 S Lafayette Ave Royal Oak, MI 48067 On the Main
Stage For tickets Call 248-541-6430
Thoroughly Modern
Millie This singing, dancing, romancing musical will whisk
audiences back to the Roaring 20s when hemlines were raising
and the rules of �love� were being rewritten. Small-town
Kansas girl Millie Dillmount hits the Big Apple determined to
take the city by storm and start a new life. Filled with
frolicking flappers, dashing leading men and a nasty
villainess, this light-hearted musical romp is filled with
feel-good jazz razzmatazz. The show garnered six Tony awards
including Best Musical, Best Choreography and Best Costumes.
Starts at 8:00 PM. Price is $16 and $18.
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Folk Music & Dancing (Friday
September 14) Location: St James Catholic
Church. 200 Hazelhurst, Ferndale, MI. 48202. Woodward And
Hazelhurst.
Would you be interested in a lively, fun,
and healthy social activity that can become a lifetime hobby?
If so, then International Folk Dancing may be for you!
Admission is $7.00 per person; the club also offers a
voluntary yearly membership plan that reduces the admission
for regular attendees. Singles and couples are welcome. No age
limit. Previous dance experience can be helpful, but is NOT
necessary. Dances are led by Rick King, with assistance from
other members. Most dances are done in line or circle
formation; partners are not required. Dances range from very
easy to advanced. Everyone can participate! Light refreshments
(non alcoholic) are available at no additional cost. Casual
clothing and comfortable shoes are recommended. (Ladies, NO
STILLETTO HEELS, Please!). Starts at 08:30 PM. Price is
$7.
Sailing Singles (Friday September
14) Location: Troy-Clawson Elks Club 1451 East
Big Beaver Troy, MI North side of Big Beaver between Rochester
Road and John R
What do Sailors do when the water
freezes? Come to the Sailing Singles meeting to find out.
Events coming up include the annual Skipper's Dinner, Cruises
to far off places, Fall Square Dance, Annual Snow Ball, and
more. What's a Snow Ball? Come out to the meeting and get the
info you need!
Sailing Singles has been dedicated to
bringing single people together for the enjoyment of sailing,
cruising, social and educational experiences for 27 years. Our
membership numbers over 200 single people who love sailing,
boating, social activities and meeting new
people.
Single people over 35 who love the water, own
a boat (power or sail), enjoy boating or who would like to try
it out, should come by our meetings the second Friday of every
month (except December) at the Troy Elks Club, 1451 East Big
Beaver between John R and Rochester Road on the North side of
the road.
Meeting doors open at 7:30, program at 8,
music and dancing at 9. Come early to meet the Club that
welcomes all newcomers. Our average meeting attendance is over
100 single people from all over South East Michigan. Hear
about upcoming events, sign up for activities. Newcomers and
guests door fee $8 (member fee $5) join Sailing Singles at the
meeting get $3 refund. Memberships are still available at $45
a year and are prorated if you join after August. There is one
time $10 initiation fee.
At 9 the D.J. starts the
music on the big dance floor. We have Ladies choice and line
dances through the night so there are lots of opportunities to
get up and dance. Or, you can join others at a table and talk
to new friends. The Elks have a cash bar, in the meetings it
is smoke free. Business casual dress is fine. Starts at 07:30
PM. Member Price is $5 and guest price is $8.
Thunderbirds Ski Club (Friday September
14) Location: Whispering Willows. 20500
Newburgh, Road Livonia, MI. (248) 476-4493.
DROP IN
GOLF LEAGUE Tee Time 5:00 PM every Friday night Rotates
Whispering Willows, Idyl Wylde and Fox Creek. Starts at 04:30
PM..
Art and Craft Fairs (Weekend of
September 14) Location: Greektown . Monroe
Street between St. ?Antoine and Brush..
Greektown Arts
Festival 100 juried artists, live performances, and Greek
Entertainment Day on Saturday. Hours are Fri 12 pm-10 pm, Sat
11 am-10 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm. . Starts at 7:00 PM..
Somerset Ski & Golf Club (Weekend of
September 14) Location: McGuires Resort
Cadillac, MI
2 nts.lodging at Mc.Guire's 2
breaksfast..Sat. nite dinner..Sun golf 18 holes w/cart at
Emerald Vale (prizes) Sun. golf 18 holes w/cart at the Rose.
Friday (optional) at McGuires $30 pp -18 holes w/cart. Contact
: Carole 586-412-3430. Starts at 7:00 PM. Member Price is $250
and guest price is $280.
Edison Boat Club (Friday September
14) Location: Edison Boat Club 100 Lycaste
Detroit, MI 313.235-2975 On the river at the foot of
Lycaste
Fish Fry Sailing Singles use your membership
cards call 313-235-2976 for reservations. Starts at 05:00
PM..
Detroit Polo Club (Weekend of September
14) Location: Detroit Polo Club. Bergin Road
& Chukker Cove, Hartland, MI. 48843 Detroit Polo Club
Hotline - (248) 529-3968 Bergin Road is south of M-59 on old
23. Chukker Cove is west of Bergin Road . The polo fields are
located at the back of the subdivision..
Polo Public
invited. Season Finale Polo call the hotline for times of
matches. . Starts at ..
Kirk Singles (Friday September
14) Location: Village Players Playhouse. 34660
Woodward Ave., Birmingham, MI. Playhouse is two blocks south
of Maple Road on the east side of Woodward. Advance ticket
purchase recommended..
Join us for opening night of the
award winning farce "The House of Blue Leaves." Optional
dinner at 6:00 PM at Peabody's two blocks north of theatre. .
Contact : Paula 248-643-6842. From 08:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Price
is $15.
Metropolitan Single Professionals (Friday September 14) Location: Royalty
House Banquet Center- 8201 East 13 Mile Road- Warren on old 13
mile just east of Van Dyke
Single Mingle Top 40 DJ,
Cash Bar, Hors d'oeuvres (8:00-9:00)Dressy Casual (No jeans or
Tennis Shoes) Non-Smoking. From 8:00 pm to 1:00 am. Member
Price is $5.00 and guest price is .
Bethany South (Friday September
14) Location: St Patrick Doherty Hall. 140
Superior, Allen Park, Mi. Across from St. Patrick's Church
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General Meeting: The Science of Dating. Speaker Bob
Scanlon · PLEASE BRING A NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEM FOR St.
PAT'S FOOD PANTRY. From 07:30 PM to 09:00 PM..
Stagecrafters (Friday September
14) Location: Stagecrafters at the Baldwin
Theater 415 S Lafayette Ave Royal Oak, MI 48067 On the Main
Stage For tickets Call 248-541-6430
Thoroughly Modern
Millie This singing, dancing, romancing musical will whisk
audiences back to the Roaring 20s when hemlines were raising
and the rules of �love� were being rewritten. Small-town
Kansas girl Millie Dillmount hits the Big Apple determined to
take the city by storm and start a new life. Filled with
frolicking flappers, dashing leading men and a nasty
villainess, this light-hearted musical romp is filled with
feel-good jazz razzmatazz. The show garnered six Tony awards
including Best Musical, Best Choreography and Best Costumes.
Starts at 8:00 PM. Price is $16 and $18.
Village Players of Birmingham (Friday
September 14) Location: Village Players of
Birmingham 34660 Woodward Birmingham, Michigan
48009
House of Blue Leaves is a very funny start to our
85th season! John Guare's award-winning farce. This is his
most popular and arguably most important play. Based on the
Pope's visit to NY on October 4, 1965, the story focuses on
one man's desire for success as a big-time songwriter, which
clashes with his middle-class family life. A very funny start
to our 85th season. Starts at 8:00 PM..
Bethany East (Friday September
14) Location: Sea Breeze. 32773 Gratiot,
Roseville, MI. .
Morning Brunch Contact Eileen
586-777-0530 . Starts at 10:00 AM..
There is no right way to do a wrong thing !
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Art and Craft Fairs (Weekend of
September 15) Location: Memorial Park. Jefferson
And Masonic, St. Clair Shores, MI.
St Clair Shores Art
Fair. Shirley Hathaway od Sailing Singles will be there.
Starts at 7:00 PM..
PWP- Rochester (Saturday September
15) Location: Detroit Princess.
Cruise on
the Detroit Princess. Call Terry Mike at (248) 650-3739 for
information. The first 30 signing up will get the $15
reimbursement. . Starts at 7:00 PM..
Bethany Suburban West (Saturday
September 15) Location: Leon's Family Dining
30149 Ford Road Garden City, MI south side (next to Tim
Horton's)
Monthly Breakfast Meeting All separated,
divorced and singles welcome; for details please feel free to
contact, Kathy M. (734) 513 9479. Starts at 09:00 AM. Order
off menu .
Sailing Singles (Saturday September
15) Location: Metropolitan Beach Pavillion #1.
MI. W BIG BEAVER RD becomes 16 MILE RD / METRO PKWY. take it
to the End at Metro Beach Metropark:Coming east or west on I94
get off at Metro Parkway exit 236. Take Metro Parkway east to
the end. .
Farewell to Summer, Flying Scots Mini
Rendezvous Picnic Sailing Singles will honor their Flying Scot
Students, Instructors and Committee Members on Sept. 15, 3 pm
at Metro Beach, Metro Park Pavilion #1. Hot dogs, hamburgers,
pop; cake will be supplied by Sailing Singles. Side dishes are
to be donated by our members. Students, instructor and
committee members are free. For all other members it is $10.
Open to everyone, $15 for Non Sailing Single members. Join the
Sailing Singles Club at the picnic get a $5 refund. Details at
the check in table. Everyone, bring a side dish to pass. All
fees to be collected at the Picnic but Reservations still are
a must for everyone; call Josie at 586 296 3378 to make sure
you are on the list. Let her know what you can bring to pass.
Salad, side dish, chip and dip, taco chips and salsa, would
all be great. BYOB is ok, but Metro Park bans glass containers
of any kind. Skippers earn more point towards the Skipper
Dinner. This counts as a rendezvous. Take a student out that
day to get more points. Call Onita Fitz to contact students.
Skippers, docking on the seawall is $6 and dock slips are
available for $7. All docking is on a first come first served
basis. Contact Harbor Master on arrival. Drivers, there is a
$4 per day parking fee. No fee if you have a Metro Park
sticker. Starts at 03:00 PM. Member Price is $10 and guest
price is $15.
Kirk Singles (Saturday September
15) Location: Springdale Golf Course 316
Strathmore Road. Birmingham, MI Rain questions call Springdale
at 248-644-0480).
Golf Non-leisure pass holder - $19
for nine holes, $7.50 P/P for golf cart. To buy a leisure
pass, Birmingham residents or in-town workers call
248-645-0731.Questions:Call Rita Morisette, 248-258-9027.
Starts at 10:00 AM..
Bravissimo (Weekend of September
15) Location: Detroit Opera House. 1526
Broadway, Detroit, MI. 48226
Ballet Folklorico de
Mexico Sat 8:00 pm Sun 2:00 PM. Starts at 08:00 PM..
Festivals and Community Events (Weekend
of September 15) Location: Shain Park .
Birmingham, MI. 48009 Web site is
www.commongroundsanctuary.org.. Between Bates and Hennrietta
and bordered by Merrill on the South and Martin on the
North.
The 33rd Art in the Park to benefit Common
Ground Sanctuary, one of Birmingham's prestigious art events,
will be held 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 15 and 10
a.m. - 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16. Admission to the juried
fair held at Shain Park is free.
Bethany South (Saturday September
15) Location: St Patrick Doherty Hall. 140
Superior, Allen Park, Mi. Across from St. Patrick's Church
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Gleaners Community Food Bank - A Christian outreach
program that packages food for distribution to the hungry at a
warehouse.Car-pool from front of St. Patrick's Church on
Superior in Wyandotte. Meet @ 8:15 AM and return by 1:00 PM.
Contact Julie @ 734-284-7189 by Monday, September 10. From
08:15 AM to 01:00 PM..
Moon-Dusters (Saturday September
15) Location: Livonia Civic Center. 15218
Farmington Rd., Livonia, MI. South of File Mile Road.
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Ballroom Dancing to a live band Singles, couples,
Married All Welcom Dress Code: Ladies- Date Style clothes,
Gentlemen- Jackets and ties. Mike Wolverton. . From 08:30 PM
to 11:30 PM. Member Price is $5.00 and guest price is
$6.00.
Toledo Ballroom Dancers (Saturday
September 15) Location: Centenial Terrace. 5773
Centenial Rd., Sylvania, Oh. 43650 .
September Big Band
Dancing Johnny Knorr Orchestra WW II TRibute . Starts at 07:00
PM..
Stagecrafters (Saturday September
15) Location: Stagecrafters at the Baldwin
Theater 415 S Lafayette Ave Royal Oak, MI 48067 On the Main
Stage For tickets Call 248-541-6430
Thoroughly Modern
Millie See description on Friday's event.. Price is $16 and
$18.
Village Players of Birmingham (Saturday
September 15) Location: Village Players of
Birmingham 34660 Woodward Birmingham, Michigan
48009
House of Blue Leaves is a very funny start to our
85th season! John Guare's award-winning farce. This is his
most popular and arguably most important play. Based on the
Pope's visit to NY on October 4, 1965, the story focuses on
one man's desire for success as a big-time songwriter, which
clashes with his middle-class family life. A very funny start
to our 85th season. Starts at 8:00 PM..
Phil's Single Dances (Saturday September
15) Location: Troy/Clawson Elks Club. 1451 East
Big Beaver Roa, Troy, MI. 48083 North side of Big Beaver
between Rochester Road and John R.
"Baseball & Hot
Dog Dance" Optional : Feel Free To Wear Jeans and Your
Favorite Baseball Team's Hat and/or Shirt About 9:00pm
Kowakski Hot Dogs Served @ $ 1.25 each Questions : Call Phil @
248-941-0120 . Starts at 08:00 PM. Price is $10.
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U of M Ballroom Dance Club (Sunday
September 16) Location: Michigan Union S. State
& S. University Ann Arbor, MI
Dance lessons. 5-6pm
Fox Trot, 6-7pm Rhumba, 7-8pm Waltz, 8-10 Open Dance.
Members-only, we welcome newcomers to try us on for size $3
one evening $25 semester, $50 per year, More information on
web site. Starts at 7:00 PM..
All Star Singles (Sunday September
16) Location: Renaissance Unity Social Hall.
11200 E. Eleven Mile, Warren, MI. Formerly Church of Today.
East bound I 696 Service Drive (Between Van Dyke and
Hoover)
Dance Lesson 4-5, Dance Party 5-8, both for
$12. Starts at 04:00 PM. Price is $12.
Classical and Jazz Music Event (Sunday
September 16) Location: First Baptist Church 300
Willis Birmingham, MI one block north of Maple Road (15 Mile
Road), between Old Woodward Avenue and Southfield Road in
downtown Birmingham, at the corner of Willits and Bates
Streets.
Get the information here. Starts at 06:00
PM..
Michigan Swing Dance Association (Sunday
September 16) Location: Rhythm and Shoes Dance
Studio 2172 Franklin Road, Bloomfield Hills, Mi
48302
The MSDA dances are attended by couples and
singles alike. For the most part, our members are single and
we are always happy to see new members join. Starts at 2:00
PM. Member Price is $7.00 and guest price is $9.00.
GM Ski Club (Sunday September 16)
Location: Jefferson Beach St. Clair Shores,
MI
Sunday Volleyball co-ed for fun and
socialization.Great way to enjoy the outdoors and get rid of
those extra winter pounds. No charge. Just play for the fun of
it. Contact Les Skrzycki by e-mail or by phone at
248-693-1794. Starts at 12:00pm..
GM Ski Club (Sunday September 16)
Location: Antons Island Grille , Northwest corner of
Big Beaver (16 Mile Rd) and Dequindre
Meet at Anton's
Island Grille for breakfast. Anton's is where life is about
the THRILL O' THE GRILL. For a great breakfast and fun with
friends, c'mon out and join us and be sure and bring a friend.
Starts at 10:00 AM..
Toledo Ski Club (Sunday September
16) Location: Heatherdowns Country Club. 3910
Heatherdowns Blvd, Toledo, OH. 43614 Web site is
http://www.heatherdowns.com. .
"Cocktails on the
Green", HOSTED BY DICK & SHERI LUEDTKE. For last minute
arrivals - $30.00 at the door! ENJOY the goodies &
homemade deserts along with a cash bar Drink specials will be
available!! . From 04:00 PM to 08:00 PM. Member Price is $25
and guest price is $29.
Stagecrafters (Sunday September
16) Location: Stagecrafters at the Baldwin
Theater 415 S Lafayette Ave Royal Oak, MI 48067 On the Main
Stage For tickets Call 248-541-6430
See Friday's
description.. Price is $16 and $18.
Michigan State University Theater (Sunday September 16) Location: Wharton
Center on the MSU Campus East Lansing 48824-1318 Pasant
Theater Boxoffice 517.432.2000
Being the foremost
disciple of Ravi Shankar, Vishwa Mohan belongs to that elite
body of musicians which traces its origin to the Moughal
emperor Akbar�s court musician Tansen and his guru the Hindu
Mystic Swami Haridas. Creator of the mohan veena (modified
slide guitar with 20 strings used in Indian classical music)
and the winner of a Grammy Award�, Mohan has mesmerized the
world with his pristine pure, delicate yet fiery music.
Mohan�s powerhouse performances have electrified audiences
around the globe. Mohan has become the cultural ambassador of
India by glorifying and popularizing Indian culture and music
throughout the world. Age Rating: This performance is
appropriate children ages 8 and up. Starts at 7:00 PM. Price
is $28.
Village Players of Birmingham (Sunday
September 16) Location: Village Players of
Birmingham 34660 Woodward Birmingham, Michigan
48009
House of Blue Leaves is a very funny start to our
85th season! John Guare's award-winning farce. This is his
most popular and arguably most important play. Based on the
Pope's visit to NY on October 4, 1965, the story focuses on
one man's desire for success as a big-time songwriter, which
clashes with his middle-class family life. A very funny start
to our 85th season. Starts at 2:00 PM..
Classical and Jazz Music Event (Sunday
September 16) Location: Birmingham Farmer's
Market. MI. Downtown Birmingham Old Woodward near the Park
.
Paul Miles Plays www.pauljmilesmusic.com
paulmilesmusic@aol.com . From 09:30 AM to 01:30 PM..
Bethany East (Sunday September
16) Location: Shore Lanes . MI. 13 Mile and
Harper .
You can still join this fun-loving,
every-other-Sunday league. Also, subs may be needed. Contacts:
Bob (586) 468-0223 or Larry (586) 778-2974. . Starts at 06:30
PM..
The lot is cast into the lap, but the decision
is wholly of the Lord [even the events that seem accidental
are really ordered by Him]. Proverbs 16:33
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So-Long-T0-Summer Sept 22 |
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"So-long To Summer" Party Come out and party with us, as we
close out a great Summer, and welcome the arrival of Fall.
And, to make this even better, while we're all partying with
friends, we'll be helping the American Cancer Society in their
search for a cure, at the same time. This will be a rockin'
good time: Barnstormer Banquet Center is donating their
awesome outside patio tiki-bar for this party (in case of
rain, we'll be inside the Banquet Center). Cash Bar and food
will be available (grilled hot dogs, hamburgers, kielbasa and
chicken on the patio - full menu inside), door prizes, and
live music provided by two great acts: Jarrett Cogswell and
Scotty Alexander (our own Elton John), and a DJ to round out
the evening's entertainment.
Everyone, from ages 21 to
105, are welcome. Proceeds from your $10 at-the-door donation
will go to the American Cancer Society's "Relay For Life of
Brighton"®. Opportunities are also available for sponsorships
and prize donations. For more information, or to sponsor
prizes, please call Joe Knopp at 810-923-1567 or Rick Beaudin
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