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Calendar of events

Library to sell used books Free movie in Romulus Revolutionary 60s on display Sports Den; Beyond Juice, Northville;
The Friends of Romulus Public Romulus Recreation will present free the Plymouth Historical Museum has a Northville Winery and Brewing Co. with
Library will host a Used Book and Movies in the Park during the summer. new exhibit dedicated to the decade of Genitti's Hole In The Wall catering
Rummage Sale today through Saturday, The movie for Friday, July 19 is peace movements, riots, the Vietnam War, Crawlers must be 21 or older. Tickets
July 13, during regular library hours. Incredibles 2 and for Friday, Aug. 16 is A the British music invasion, the moon are $25 per person and available now
The Book Sale is featuring two authors Dog's Way Home. landing, the Tiger World Series champi- online at www.northville.org/grub-crawl,
- James Patterson and Janet Evanovich. The movies begin at dusk or near 9 onship, and many other events of the at Good Time Party Store, 567 West Seven
Sale items include thousands of fiction p.m. at Historical Park Pavilion, 36095 1960s. Displays include a 1965 Mustang, a Mile Road, Northville or the Northville
and non-fiction books for adults, Goddard Road in Romulus. typical family scene from the 1960s, bicy- Chamber of Commerce, 195 South Main
teenagers, and children, in both hardcov- cles of the era, a vignette of the Apollo St., Northville.
er and paperback. Large-print books Church hosts clothing Give Away Moon Landing and a life-size street scene For more information, visit the
and audio-books are available. Lighthouse Home Mission in Westland of the Beatles on Abbey Road. Northville Chamber of Commerce web-
Hundreds of movies and music on DVDs, will host a Clothing Give Away from 10 Revolutionary '60s is sponsored by site www.northville.org or call (248) 349-
CDs, and VHS will be offered for sale. a.m. until 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, July Blackwell Ford of Plymouth. 7640.
Lots of gently-used household items will 19 and 20. The exhibit will continue until Nov. 6.
be for sale along with home-baked cook- Visitors can purchase a new gray cloth During this period, visitors can take Jazz at The Elks planned
ies. bag for $2 and fill it up with clothing. advantage of "Free Summer Saturdays" Jazz at The Elks takes place from 7-
Proceeds will be used to support There is no limit on the number of bags admission which ends Aug. 31 and is 9:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of the month
library programs and classes. that can be purchased. Each visitor will sponsored by Comfort Keepers of at the Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge.
The library is open from 10 a.m. until 8 also be given a box in which to put shoes, Plymouth. Museum hours are 1-4 p.m. There is a $10 donation at the door which
p.m. Monday through Thursday; from 10 coats and larger items. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. includes hors d'oeuvres.
a.m. until 6 p.m. on Friday; from 10 a.m. The church is located at 34033 Palmer The museum is located at 155 South Main New to the Elks will be Jim Cooper on
until 5 p.m. on Saturday and is closed Road in Westland. St. Plymouth, 48170. vibraphone with the Jim Cooper Quartet
Sundays. For more information, call (734) 455- who will perform July 30. Also perform-
The library is located at 11121 Wayne Library marks moon landing 8940. ing will be returning musicians, Cliff
Road in Romulus. Canton Public Library is celebrating Monear on keyboard, Kurt Krahnke on
For more information, visit www.romu- the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon Church hosts bazaar bass, and Pete Siers on drums.
luslibrary.org or call (734) 942-7589. Landing at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 20. St. Clements Episcopal Church in The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge
All are welcome to stop by for activi- Inkster will host a bazaar from noon until 325 is located at 41700 Ann Arbor Road,
Museum to host Family Day ties, light snacks (while supplies last) and 7 p.m. July 27 which will include slightly Plymouth.
The Wayne Historical Society will host video footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz used appliances and clothing and lots of For more information, call (734) 453-
the third annual Family Day at the muse- Aldrin's first steps on the moon. World of crafts for sale. 1780 or visit www.plyaa325.com or email
um from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. July 13. The Rocks in Ypsilanti will have a display of There will also be food available for jazzattheelks@gmail.com.
museum will host live demonstrations, space rocks. purchase. The church is located at 4300
kids crafts and games, Touch-A-Truck, The event is one of many programs Harrison St. at the corner of Harrison Sister Pie founder to speak
direct sales booths, the old engine club and activities lined up for the space- and Pine, one block north of Annapolis Sister Pie Founder Lisa Ludwinski is
and others during the US12 cruise and themed 62 Days of Summer library pro- Street, in Inkster. known as much for her delicious pies as
the city sidewalk sales on the museum gram. There are galactic puzzles and a for her community engagement in
ground, Congregational Church and cosmic scavenger hunt in the library. Visit Grub Crawl tickets on sale Detroit.
Methodist Church. www.cantonpl.org/calendar for a full list Tickets are on sale now for the 15th The business owner and cookbook
The museum is located at 1 Town of programs. Annual Northville Grub Crawl set for 6- author will speak at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Square in Wayne at the corner of Main The Canton Public Library is located 9:30 p.m. July 23. July 31 the Canton Public Library. There
and Biddle. at 1200 S. Canton Center Road in Canton. Participating restaurants are offering will be a few treats to taste while supplies
Call (734) 397-0999 for library information. free samples of appetizers and entrée last, but the main event is a presentation
Basketball camp applications due items along with cash bar specials for on Ludwinski's journey from concept to
Applications for the 22nd Annual Romulus Community Festival begins "Crawlers". Crawlers can use free shuttle kitchen. Learn how her mindset and busi-
Inkster Legends Basketball Camp which The American Progressive Association transportation to each restaurant or ness model set the company up for suc-
will take place Friday, Aug 2 and is sponsoring the Romulus Community "crawl" on their own. cess.
Saturday Aug. 3 must be submitted by Festival including a free family movie in Participating Restaurants include: No registration required. The Canton
July 15. the park beginning at about 7:30 p.m. Brann's Steakhouse & Grille; Edwards Public Library is located at 1200 S.
The free basketball clinics offer coach- Friday, July 26 at the T. J. Coleman Cafe and Caterer; North Center Brewing Canton Center Road in Canton. Visit
ing and training in basic skills of the sport Community Center, 35351 Beverly Road Co.: Twin Peaks Restaurants; 160 Main; www.cantonpl.org or call (734) 397-0999
including shooting, passing, rebounding in Romulus, just east of Wayne Road. Le George; Mission BBQ; Northville for library information.
and defense, noted Director Fred Smiley. The movie Juy 26 will be Little and
The camps are designed for boys and concessions will be available. Visitors Correction
girls ages 9 through 16 and are divided should bring their own blankets and
into classes by age. Lunch is offered after chairs for seating. In a photo caption published in the July 4 edition of The Eagle, Dr. Jennifer
the early session and a dinner is provided The event will feature an all day festi- LaDuke was misidentified. LaDuke is the principal at the William D. Ford
following the second session before stu- val from noon until 9 p.m. Saturday, July Career Technical Education Center in Westland, not John Glenn High School.
dents are dismissed. 27 with activities, food music and vendors The Eagle regrets any confusion the error may have caused.
An awards presentation and the all- along with bouncers and children's con-
star game take place on Saturday. tests. A Gospel Celebration is set for 2-8
The classes take place at the Booker p.m. on Sunday July 28 along with praise
Dozier Recreational Complex, 2025 dancers, church choirs and vendors.
Middlebelt Road in Inkster. From more information, contact (734)
More information is available from 728-9904 or (313) 485-1312.
Smiley at (734) 890-2478 or by accessing
the website at inksterlegends.com where Church group plans Bible Walk
applications can be found. New Birth Baptist Church and Sisters
With A Purpose will host a Bible Walk
Coffee With A Cop served trip to Ohio on Saturday, Aug. 24.
The Inkster Police Department will Participants will leave the Inkster
host Coffee With A Cop at 6 p.m. July 17 at church, located at 27628 Avondale St. at 7
Gracie See Pastaria, 26734 Michigan Ave. a.m. to travel to 500 Tingley in Mansfield
in Inkster. Ohio.
There is no agenda or speeches, just The $95 fee includes round-trip travel
an opportunity to enjoy a cup of coffee, on a luxury motor coach, snacks on the
ask questions, voice concerns and get to bus and dinner at the Bible Walk. Fees
know the officers serving area neighbor- must be paid in full by July 22 and there
hoods. will be no refunds.
All checks must be made payable to
Farmers Market is open Sisters With a Purpose and mailed to
The Romulus Farmer's Market is open New Birth Baptist Church at the address
from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every Wednesday listed above. There will be a $12 fee for
through Sept. 25. any non-sufficient funds or returned
Each Wednesday includes a theme day check.
giveaway and those who enroll in the free For more information, contact
market Kid's Club receive a $2 coupon President Orlessia Watson at (313) 748-
each month. 8667; Vice President Wanda Kirkland
The market takes place at the (313) 415-8071, Secretary Corrinthia
Romulus Historical Park Pavilion, 11147 Glenn, (313) 687-7026 or Shirley Walker
Hunt St. in Romulus. For more informa- (313) 544-0354.
tion, call (734) 955-4531.