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SI iiieets at 9 a in. ftursdavs at
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Alcoholics Anonymous ‘fleets
at 7 30 p.m Thursdays at the
Community Education Center.
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TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly
1320 meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays
at the First United Methodist
Church. 64(1 S. Latavettc St. For
information call 437-5774
TOPS: fake OIl Founds Sensibly
meets at 10 a. m. Fndays at South
Lyon Seniur Adult Community
Center. South Lyon High School.
Call 437-0863.
Recovery tnc.. a sethhelp group
for those suffering with nervous
symptoms, a narety. lea rs and
anger, meets at 7 pin. Fridays at
St. Pat ricks Catholic C hu rub.
Brighton. Call 3131684-1139.
Alcoholics Anonymous meets
at 10 alp. Saturdays at First United Methodist Church. 640 S.
Lafayette St. This is a nonsmoking
meeting.
Gambler. Anonymous meets at
6 pm. Sundays at St. Patricks
Cathoiic C hurch. 711 Rirketl
Road. Brighton. CaD 229.5827
Multiple Sclerosis Support
Group meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday.
Dee t2, at the South Lyon Senior
Center. Call 437-7422 or 4370863,
Weight Watchers meet at 7 p.m.
Mondays at Cross of Christ
Lutheran Church. 24155 Griswold. Call 1-800-487-4777.
AL Alanon and Mateen all
meet at 8 p.m. Miindavs at First
United Methodi-t (‘ht,rch. 640 S.
Lafayelle. These are non-smoking
meetings.
Southeast Michigan Lyme Dii-
group. Call 437-2983.
Coffee Break Ministry meets at
9:30 am. Wednesdays at Fellowship Evangelical Presbyterian
Church. 22200 Pontiac Trail.
Three bible studies, a nursery for
infants to 3-year-olds and a story
hour for 3- to 5-year-olds are
offered. Call 437-0139.
lnmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, 330 B. Liberty SI. will
observe the Advent season with a
special midweek service at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday. Dec. 14. preceded by a supper at 6:30 p.m. Call
4,37-2289.
Boy Scout troop 228 meets at
7 p.m. Tuesdays at First United
Mustang Squadron. meets at 7 Methodist Church, 640 S.
p.m. Wednesdays at the New Hud- Lafayette St.
Story hour for Preschoolers
son Airport. The group is looking
for cadets 113-181 and seniors will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at
Alcoholics Anonymou, meets interested in aerospace. Call 478- the Rider House. 7912 DIckerson
Road. Salem Township. Sponsored
1 I a iii Wednesdays for a non- 0170 or 437-2333.
sniokirig niecung at First PresbyteHamburg VFW Post 1224 by the Salem-South Lyon District
meets Wednesday. Dec. 14. at Library. No pretegistration is
nan Church uf Sotith Lyon. 205 E.
required. Call 437-6431.
8891 Splcer Road. Call 231-1224.
Like St (‘all Don and Kathy. 437-
ease ~iJ(’(A)it group meets at 630
F~jcs,i,,y. Dcc 13. at the
Tb, Sour Ii Lip)n 1itruld o~/ict irt~ M Sri (cv Mu The rson Health Care
ltuIldiriO s550 W. Grand River.
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researchers.
USAY Auxiliary-Civil Air Patrol.
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Overcomere Outreach Inc.
meets at 730 p.m. Wednesdays at
SINGLES
Fellowship Evangelical Presbyterian Church. 22200 Pontiac Trail.
This is a non-denominational
Single Place Ministrie, of First
group tu help overcome addictive Presbyterian Church of Northvlite
behavior through Biblical princi- meets at IC am. Sundays In the
ptes. building bridges between the Ubraty/lounge. Call 349-0911.
Brighton Christian Singles
12-step programs and the church.
meets at 7 p.m. Sundays at First
Call 437-6024.
Presbyterian Church. 300 B.
Grand River Ave.. for Bible study.
MEETINGS
socIal hour and refreshments. All
sIngles welcome. Call 227-7411.
South Lyon Senior, meets at
noun Fridays at the Adult CommuFOR KIDS
nity Center. South Lyon High
School.
Story hour. for preschoolers
South Lyon Area Amateur
Radio Club meets at 7:30 p.m. begin at 10 a-rn. Fridays at the
Sunday. Dec. II, at the Witchs Salem-South Lyon District
Fiat Freight House. McHatiie Park. Library. 318 W. Lake St. No
advance registration is necessary.
Call 437-6496.
Kiwanis Club meets at 6:30 Call 437-6431.
Boy Scout Troop 38 meets at 7
p.m. Mondays at Kiwanis Hall. 288
p.m. Mondays at First PresbyteriN- Warren.
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Church. 205 5. Lake SI
Spark Plugs meet at 7 p.m.
Mondays at the clubhouse.
South Lyon Jaycees meet at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Dec. 13. at
First Presbyterian Church. 205 E.
Lake St. Call 486-6577.
VFW Auniliary meets at 7 p.m.
Tuesday. Dec. 13. at VFW Hail.
125 Mcilattie.
Golden K Kiwanis Club meets
10 n.m. Wednesdays at Kiwanis
Hall. 288 N. Warren St. Call 4370681.
Lyon Community Genealogical
Society holds a workshop at I
p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14. at the
Smith Community Center. 27005
Millord Road. This workshop is for
beginners through advanced
CHURCHES
Community prayer group
meets 6:30-9:30 am. Thursdays
and 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at
RECREATION
the First United Methodist Church
chapel, 640 5. lafayette St. EveryWitch’s Hat Depot Mtseu Is
one is weicome to join this nondenominatlonal time for sharing open 1-5 p.m. Thursdays and
blessIngs and concerns and for Sundays at MeFtattle Park off
quiet prayer.
Dorothy Street In South Lyon. Call
437-2409 or 437-2285.
Lakeside Singers Community
Crossroads Women’. Bible
Study meets at 9:45 am, Toes’ Chorus meets at 7 p.m. Mondays
days at Fellowship Evangelical at Wesley United Methodist
Presbyterian Church. 22200 Pond- Church. corner of East Shore and
ac Trail. Sponsored by Crossroads Main streets. Whitmore Lake. No
Community Church. Two studies tryouts necessary. Call 741-1756.
are offered. along with nursery for
infants to 3-year’olds and story
FOOD
hour for 3’ to S’year-olds Call
486.4189.
Bible study group meets at 5:30
Seabed and chicken dinners
p.m. Tuesdays at First Baptist are served 5-8 p.m. Fridays at
Church. Everyone is invited to VFW Post 1224. 6991 Splcer R~d,
join this nondenominationa] study Hamburg. There is a senior dis-
count. Call 231-1224 for informadon and orders to-go.
CRAFT SHOWS
Old Fashioned Christmas
Stan. sponsored by the Brighton
Garden Club. Is set for 9 a-rn. to 3
p.m. Saturday. Dec. 10. at Maltby
Middle School in Brighton.
Admission is $2 for adults and
children over age 12.
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DOLSEN ELEMENTARY
By Nick Pearce, fifth grader
On Nov. 17. 1994, at a Cub Scout Pack
Meeting of Pack 103 of Dolsen Elementai)-, three Cub Scouts of the Webelos
Cobra Patrol received the World Conservation Award. This is the first time in the
history of Pack 103 that this award has
been achieved. To receive this award Mike
Hartman. Nick Pearce and Mike Welr had
to complete their Outdoorsman, Forester
and Naturalist Activities and participated
In a den conservation project. Congratulations to Mike. Nick and Mike on their hard
work and dedication to the Pack and their
school, Yea! DOLSEN
4. People listen to you
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Tnnttila
By Brandott Woaimansee.fifth groder
i have a tarantula, It lives In an aquarium. Her long black fang sucks the blood
out of her crickets, She has long black
and orange legs. Sometimes she eats
gyass hoppers. She looks mean, but she
Isn’t,
We used to think she was mean, but she
isn’t. When we tried to touch her she
kicked her legs at us, She always did that
when we tiled to touch her, One day a pet
store guy told us it was a nervous reaction. The next day we picked her up and
she,didnt kick or bile us. Now we know
she Is nice,
Christmas
By Sandy Fetelea,flJlh groder
I can’t wait for Christmas because
Christmas isa time for family and friendship. I like the gifts and how the tree is so
pretty and sparkly. Outside is really pretty
with lights and bulbs. I think Christmas is
the best time of all.
I think we should respect what people
give us as gifts and not say I don’t like
that, So this Christmas respect everyone
and anyone.
Cat,
By Cody Higgins. fifth gmder
In my house there are three cats. Charlie, Katy. and Silver, Charlie is 14 years
old, and hes orange and white. Katy is
about 6. and she’s really nice, Silver is
about 4. and she’s really mean-The rca’
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Hornelea Kids
By Anilip Kozlowskl, fifth grader
There are homeless kids all over the
world. They have to sleep outside and dig
in the garbage cans to get food. When they
do, they get yelled aL The kids don’t get to
go to school or get loved by their parents.
Most of the parents Just drop them off on
the side of the road. Try thinking about
yourself as being alone and you would
have to stealjustto survive. If you
wouldn’t of have liked II, I don’t think they
would either, So think about the home’
less. and send some money or food.
Computen
By Stefanle Crnhnm. M~
gruder
We are doing a lot of things with com~
puters. We were typIng our Tall Tales. our
news articles, and some other things that
we want to type. We are borrovoog a lot of
computers from other rooms so the typing
s;-ill go quicker. We hase 5 coiiiputers in
our class right now. Some of the computera have been erasing sonic of the stones.
they are the ones that are old and dont
work right. The new Macintosh computers
work great! Someone is always on a coatputer typing something because they lUte
it so much.
Junior
Olympic,
By Christu Ro&rls.fifih grader
In Science we were doing MinI
Olympics. There were six events. There
was a paper plate discus. paper straw
javelin. cotton ball shot put. right handed
marble grab, left-handed-sponge squeeze.
and the bIg foot contest. They gave you
prizes for your estimate. That was fun.
Keeping Your Thoughts
By Kim aamasts,flflh grader
Mrs. Duncan has us write In a journal.
The first thIng every day we have to write
In ourjournal. Bad thoughts, good
thoughts. you can write down whatever
you want just as long as it’s not doodling
in yourjournal. I think its fun because
you get to express your thoughts & feel’
Ings on paper Maybe you could start a
dallyjournal at home. You may even bc~Jn
to like It, and I know you will feel a lot better. You can even bring out the personality
Inside you.
Ryan In Mialsaippi
By Jeremy Bjorkinan. fifth grader
Ryan Cameron, In Mississippi, wrote us
a letter. He wi-ole about his school and
himself It was real interesting to hear
how many people are in hIs school. There
are 156 people in his schooi, in ours there
are 337 people.
lfyou would like to live on a gulf, call
him lucky. because he lives on the ‘GULF
OF MEXICO’ In MissIssIppi.
When he sent the letter. he sent a stirvey of his school, There are 15 people In
his grade.
Wejust might be pen pals with his
class. Who knows?
Algebra
By Jeremy Mw-has
In algebra we are working with different
numbers, We are learning the value of x
and what the pawns stand for. Algebra Is
neat, I think it is fun to work with handson equations.
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danced. and we went horse back riding.
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it seems that way. When you are in fifth
grade you will have camp.
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had the GREATEST time ever. Most people
wished that they could stay longer. Camp
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breakfast. - breakfast price. 85
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half bagel or cereal and one-half NtIS is conducting a penny drive
bagel with juice and milk,
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Monday - two pancakes with
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svltlijuice and milk.
Tuesday - breakfast pizza or
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Camp
By Scon Young.fifth grader
On November 21, 1994, the fifth grades
from Dolsen Elementary went to camp. At
camp you get a cabin smaller than a family room!
When you have free time you can shoot
bows and arrows. We made the archery
guy a deal . , . for each bullseye wu got he
had to kiss the rnoOse hanging on the din’
lag hail wall. We got eight bullsey-es so at
dinner he kissed the moose eight times.
Camp was really hint
By Brandy Mopes.fifth gender
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All of the cats like to go outside When
my cats go outside they are free. They nan
and jump and fight. I never know where
they are. but they always finti the’r way
home, They are always hungry and eating.
My mom los-es Charlie a lot.
Honor society inducts new members
gre-en he:sns, French fries: express
sprctiI. g r- r -eat pizza ($2. ID):
~l i-i atty I ‘at. potatn bar (32.251.
Monday tluffet specIal, cheeseburger/hamburger, chicken fried
steak with roll, potatoes with
gravy, mixed fruIt: express specIal,
French bread pizza ($2.10): speci.tlty bar. pizza bar ($2.25).
Tuesday Buffet special, chicken
patty
on
bun,
cheeseburger/hamburger, green
beans, French fries: express special. g-r- r-eat pizza 132.10): specialty bar, jumbo/soft taco ($2.25).
Wednesday - Buffet special.
South Lyon elementaries cheesehtirgerf hamburger, pizza
sqtiare. cole slaw. potato wedges: lunch price, $1.45: milk only, 35
express special. nachos with salsa cents, Vegetable and fru it bar
a tint French bread pizza ($2. 10): served daily.
Friday - g-r-r-eat pizza. hot dog.
specialty bar, chicken tenders
&Jr’day Wceship Ii 020 m : olOp m
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The National Kidney Foundaoon of
Michigan helps people with kidney d’s
fi4fttli qrarlers
eases. Becky Barthlow. Melissa Lawson
and Nicole Misaras. eighth graders at
Many concerned students of SLMS have
SL.MS. have chosen to take part in collectdecided to make a difference. The
ing aluminum can tabs for the foundation.
students are participating In service proBatthjow. Lawson. and Mlsaras have
jects from local to worldwide.
Sean Hickey and John McGee. two
placed jars In all English classes to collect
eighth grade students, are currently partabs, Alter they have collected enough can
ticipating in our schools recycling pro’
tabs, they ssili send them to a scrap metal
gram. Hirkey and McGee spend some of
company. in return, the company weighs
fotirth hour even’ Friday sorting the cans.
the tabs and sends Barthlow, Lawson.
‘Its a sticky job. but someone has to dolt. and Misaras a check according to the
I’m stuck on recycling,’ commented HickweIght. They will give the check to the
ey. They take the returnable cans to
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan.
Showernian’(. On thetr first trip there, the The money helps to buy a kidney machIne
large bag of returnable cans burst open all for people with the associated dIseases,
over the sidewalk. Hickey and McGee ran
The Saivation Army is an organizatIon
into Big Boy to retrieve another bag that
that gathers new or like new toys and
they then found was too small. QuIckly,
clothes that people no longer want or
they went to Showerman’s and borrowed a need. Nick Leo. Dan Neinhuis. Jamle
Stephen, Erik Todoroff, and Mrs. Maj-llvn
cart. Finally. Hickey and McGee turned in
the cans. They concluded that the money
Jones’ Life Skills class are collecting spare
earned is to be spent to beautify SIMS.
change and toys. Ley, Neinhuls. Stephen.
Maia Btiehinger. Regina Cesarz. and
Todoroff. and Jones class also held a
Becky Myers. three other SLMS eighth
donut and bagel sale on Nov. 18. 1994 to
collect money. All of the profits will be
graders, helped the anitnals of the Huron
Valley Htjmane SocIety. Buchinger.
used to buy new toys at Kinart with a ID
Cesara, and Myers collected needed suppercent discount, Then, they will donate
plies such as clean blankets and towels.
the toys to the Salvation Army. Leu, Neinhuls. Stephen, Todoroff. and Jones’ class
pet food, toys, and treats. They placed
donation boxes in all social studies classhope to have everything collected and
es. liuclsinger, Cesarz. Myers. and the ani- bought by Dec. 12. 1994. so that the
pals of the Humane Society would like to
needy children will have presents. Neinextend a special thanks to SLMS and
huis added. 3 think its important to help
people who need it.’
esper’ially to all of Mr. Sten Salilbergs
Mrs. Barbara Cow and some caring stuclasses. ‘It was absultitely fantastic and I
dents at SLMS raise money to help save
en uycd every minute of It.’ replied
1
SahIl,erg wlih regard to the project.
children suffering from hunger. The orgaBuchinger. Cesarz. and Myers dropped off nization Is known as ‘Chlld Life Savers,’
Recently, they had a T-shirt sale, The proa dun-n bags and boxes at the Humane
ceeds went towards adopted children and
Society on Nov. 7. 1994.
11w l..ltl,vcrsitv of Michigan is collecting
‘Doctors Without Borders, an organizanloru’y to construct an American Raptor.
tion that provides health rare to the poor
chIldren of the world,
Amantla Mc.Alister, Sarah Whitney and
Krtstiria Widttiyer organized the ‘Buy A
All of the English Plus sttidents are
Bnne prolect. MeAllster. Whitney. Widmy- vetythankiul to have so much support
er. and the Resvtwj TUnes staff collected
and encouragement from Mrs. Jullann
Lyon. their Ieachcr. The feeling is mutual
St 140. They came to an agreement to buy
a jawbone for $150. small claw for $20.
as Lynn comments. ‘I think that all of the
and a toe hone for $ 10,
students at South Lyon Middle School
really care about people more than the
average middle school students.’ Lyon.
Gow, the English Plus class. Roortn~
Tunes staff, and ‘Child Life Savers’ would
like to thank the community for all of their
help and hope for future support.
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fly Melissa Lenrsoti and Becky Myers.
B. Lake St.
Country Folk Mt Shows, Inc.
hosts a craft show from 5-9 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 9. and from 10 am,
to 5 p.m. Saturday. Dcc. 10, and
Sunday. Dec. Il. at the Novi Expo
Center. Admission is $6 Friday
and $5 Saturday and Sunday.
Children under age 10 admitted
for $2.
student
SOUTH LYON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Food Distribution, sponsored
by Focus HOPE. will be held from
12:30-2:30 p.m. Monday. Dec. 12.
at First Presbyterian Church. 205
Christmas lights shine at Domino’s
The Christmas Light Display at
Domino’s Farms on Earhart Road
oft Plymouth Road. about one-half
mile East of US-23 in Ann Arbor is
under way once more.
The display will he open every
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Distribution Is also hetd from 78 p.m. for daytime employed or
students. Call 437-9790.
HomeTown
night starting on Nov. 23. 6-10
p.m. Admission Is $5 per car with
proceeds to benefit charities.
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Food Distribution, sponsored
by Active Faith, will be held from
noon to 3 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12.
at 127 B. Lake St.
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