Register for golf outing
The Westland Chamber of Commerce
and The Westland Community
Foundation are now accepting registra-
tions for the Golf Classic set for May 22 at
SalemHillsGolf Club inNorthville.
The event is co sponsored by Michigan
Chiropractic Specialists and WCA
Assessing andusually sells out.
There will be a shotgun start at 9 a.m.
and a scramble format. There are rates
for single players and foursomes available
which include breakfast; 18 holes of golf
with a cart; lunch; beer and pop on the
course; dinner with an open bar and a $20
gift certificate at Salem Hills, along with
multiple cashprizes.
Sponsorships are also available. To
register, call (734) 595-7727.
Food for Fines offered at library
For the sixth consecutive year, the
Romulus Public Library will participate
in the Food for Fines campaign through
April 29.
Bring non-perishable food to the
library and $1 in fines on library materi-
als will be forgiven for each item. Food
will then be donated to the Helping Hand
FoodBank inRomulus.
Food for Fines cannot be used for lost
items or collection fees items that are past
the expirationdate cannot be accepted.
Donations will be accepted for those
without fines aswell.
The library is located at 11121 Wayne
Road. For information, call (734) 942-7589
or accesswww.romuluslibrary.org
Cemetery board serves spaghetti
The Romulus Memorial Cemetery
Board will host a spaghetti dinner
fundraiser from 5-7 p.m. Friday, April 20
at theRomulus VFWPost 9568.
A Medal of Honor winner in the com-
munity has never had his Medal of Honor
engraved on his government-issued head-
stone. The medal was issued to Charles
Cawetzka in 1902 by President Theodore
Roosevelt for his servicer in the
Phillipine American War in 1900.
Donations will help with the installation
of a new headstone with the Medal of
Honor engraved.
The cost of the dinner is $10 and the
VFWHall is located at 30270HuronRiver
Dr. inRomulus
A special ceremony will take place
when the headstone in placed on Mr.
Cawetzka's grave.
For more information, call (734) 941-
0996.
Goodfellows serve dinner
The Inkster Goodfellows are serving
fish and spaghetti dinners from 11 a.m.
until 3 p.m. Friday, April 20 at the Dozier
RecreationCenter.
The dinners, priced at $10, are being
served as a fundraiser for the annual No
Child Without A Christmas campaign of
theGoodfellows in the city.
Mom toMomSale set
Those looking for huge savings on gen-
tly-used baby and children's clothing, toys,
furniture and more need look no further
than the Canton Leisure Services annual
Mom to Mom Sale set for Saturday, April
21. The event will take place from 8 a.m.
until 12:30 p.m. at the Summit on the
Park, located at 46000 Summit Parkway,
Canton.
More than 60 booths will be on site
offering deals on everything that is baby,
child ormaternity related.
The public is welcome to shop the sale
from at 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Summit
on the Park Gymnasium. Admission is $2
from 8 - 9 a.m. and $1 from 9 a.m. - 12:30
p.m. All sales are "cash only." There is no
ATMon the premises.
For more information, contact the
Summit on the Park front desk at (734)
394-5460 or visit
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CleanUpDay planned
Community CleanUpDay has been set
in theCity ofWayne from9 a.m. until noon
April 21.
Volunteers are need to helpmake a dif-
ference in the city. Those willing to help
should wear old clothes and bring gloves
to the event. This is a volunteer opportu-
nity for individuals, families and commu-
nity service groups.
Refreshments will be provided and all
volunteerswill receive a free t-shirt.
Parking for Community Clean Up Day
will be available at the 29th District Court
parking lot, located at 34808 Sims St. in
Wayne where both registration and t-shirt
pick upwill be located.
Wayne Community Clean Up Day is a
partnership of: FordMotor Co., Friends of
the Rouge, Healthy Wayne, Rotary club of
Wayne, Wayne Chamber of Commerce,
Wayne Department of Public Works,
Wayne Historical Society, Wayne Interact
andWayneMainStreet.
Inspire presents comedy
Inspire Theater will present Neil
Simon's Laughter On The 23rd Floor at
7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, April 20,
21, 28 and May 4, 5. There will be Sunday
matinees at 3 p.m. April 22, and 29 and
May 6.
The production is a fictionalized look
at the backstage chaos that went into pro-
ducing one of the landmark television
shows, TheMaxPrince Show.
The popular comedy-variety series is a
major hit on the East Coast and the net-
work insists that Prince dumb the show
down for the rest of the country. As Prince
begins to unravel, his writing staff spends
time coming upwith business or the show
while hurling humorous expletives at
each other and anyone elsewith earshot.
The show does contain some adult lan-
guage and may not be suitable for all
audiences.
Tickets for the showare $16 and can be
purchased online at inspiretheatre.tick-
etleap.com.
The production will take place at the
Westland Center for the Arts, 33455
WarrenRoad,Westland
For more information, call (734) 751-
7057.
Free clothing available
Willow Church will host Free-Style
2018 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday,
April 21.
The free clothing event is available to
anyone struggling to afford clothing.
There will also be a free snack bar avail-
able. There will be clean, gently-used
clothing, clothing accessories, shoes, bed-
ding and purses will be available at no
cost.
The church is located at 36925 Willow
Road in New Boston. For more informa-
tion, call (734) 654-9020.
Spring Luau Lunch served
Oak Street Health will serve a Spring
LuauLunch from1-3 p.m. April 25.
Pre-registration for the lunch is
required at (313)749-1178 and transporta-
tion for Inkster residents is available.
The first 20 attendees will receive a
door prize.
Oak Street Health is located at 27155
CherryHill Road in Inkster.
Ghosts of Plymouth to appear
Meet and greet some of the characters
from the past during the Plymouth
Historical Museum "Ghosts of Plymouth"
walk, Saturday, April 21.
Hear the tales of early Plymouth from
the characters themselves, such as
Amelia Starkweather, George Springer
andCarl Heide.
The walks begin at 4 p.m. and leave
every 15 minutes, circling Old Village
Plymouth and lasting up to 90 minutes.
Participants should meet near the gazebo
on Farmer Street. Tickets are $15 in
advance and $20 per person the day of the
GhostWalk.
Groups of eight or more should con-
tact the Plymouth Historical Museum for
a group rate of $12 per ticket. Call (734)
455-8940 x2 for more information, or visit:
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disclosure of financial or familial inter-
est in government contractors by elect-
ed officials, directors and managers.
There will be a three-member Board of
Ethics with authority to conduct investi-
gations, schedule hearings and make
recommendations. The ordinance pro-
vides for fines and jail time.
In other action, the board members
approved township purchase of approx-
imately 5 acres adjacent to Flodin Park
that will provide direct access east to
LilleyRoad through a future trail exten-
sion.
“It's a neat little parcel,” Williams
said after the meeting. “We're trying to
connect the entire community. It's
another piece of the puzzle.”
The Fellows Creek Drain runs
through the site, whichmeans no build-
ing is possible. The property was pur-
chased in 2017 at tax sale, and later
determined to provide an opportunity
to extend the Canton trail system at a
lowcost.
Money for the purchase comes
through the Community Improvement
Fund with a budget adjustment to come
following final details beingworked out.
Board members also approved
$7,498 to replace the eastbound
Michigan Avenue “Welcome” sign to the
township. It was struck by a car and
damaged, with officials noting the dri-
ver's insurance covered the deductible.
Ethics
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