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January 29, 2015
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Classified
Margaret Ann Talley
Sunrise: Oct. 8, 1941
Sunset: Jan. 16, 2015
Margaret Ann Talley died
Jan. 16, 2015.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are her three
daughters, Wanda Felicia
Barnes of Westland, Sharis
Johnson
Moore
of
Uniontown,
PA
and
Yolanda
Hicks
of
Newburgh, NC; two sons,
Darren Hicks of Stone
Mountain, GA and Eugene
Hicks of Brooklyn, NY; a
brother, Sidney (June)
Barnes, Jr. of Long Island,
NY; a sister, Michelle
Bowles of Bronx, NY; an
uncle, Ralph Barnes of
Romulus;
an
aunt,
Catherine Thomas of
Lugoff, SC; 17 grandchil-
dren; eight great-grandchil-
dren; a host of nieces,
nephews and other rela-
tives, and many friends.
Mrs. Talley was preceded
in death by her parents,
Mary Frances Mitchell and
Sidney Barnes, Sr.; her
husband, Walter Talley, Sr.,
and two of her children,
Frances Renee Hicks and
Tracy Brian Hicks.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home
on Inkster Road in Inkster
with Pastor Phillip T.
Franklin officiating.
Interment was at Westlawn
Cemetery in Wayne.
Agnes Gail Casey
Jan. 29, 1936
Jan. 17, 2015
Agnes Gail Casey died
Jan. 17, 2015.
Among her survivors left to
cherish her memory are
her daughter, Tracy; a
daughter-in-law, Stacey; a
son-in-law, Samuel; her
granddaughter, Tanishia;
grandsons,
Ken
and
Sanetti; her great-grand-
daughter, Tamia, great-
grandsons, Jordan, Aidan
and Austin; a beloved
brother, Clinton; her sister-
in-law, Sandra; a step-
brother, Timothy; step-sis-
ters, Sandra and Janet; a
host of nieces and
nephews,
and
many
friends.
Mrs. Casey was preceded
in death by her daughters,
Kelly and Monique; her
sons, Eric and Stephan,
and her parents, Malcolm
and Eloise House.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home
on Inkster Road in Inkster
with the Rev. Dr. Arthur
Willis officiating.
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NKSTER
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ESTLAND
Inkster library to offer free financial literacy classes
The largest Belgian beer
event in North America is
planned forFeb. 7 inWestland.
More than 200 varieties of
craft beer frommore than 80 dif-
ferent Belgian breweries will be
available to attendees of the
North American Belgian Beer
Festival on Feb. 7, hosted by
Ashley'sBeer&Grill.
“Microbreweries inMichigan
are an expanding industry and
we are proud to have a Westland
business host an event that fea-
tures some of the best Belgian
Kraft Beers,” saidMayor William
Wild. “This exclusive event is a
testament to the international
reach our Shop and Dine district
inWestland is garnering.”
The one-day festival is a
greatly expanded version of the
Belgian Bottle Festival, part of
the annual Ashley's Belgian Beer
Festival, now in its fifth year. The
festival is composed exclusively
of beers imported from Belgium,
a country widely recognized by
experts as one of themost impor-
tant beer countries in theworld.
“The North American
Belgian Beer Festival is the
largest celebration of authentic
Belgian beers in the United
States,” said Steve Villani of
Global Beer Network, a major
importer of Belgian beers.
“Brewers from across Belgium -
arguably the best brewing coun-
try in the world - will be in atten-
dance to offer samples and edu-
cate consumers on some of the
best ales theworldhas to offer.”
Attendees will have the
opportunity not only to sample
many unique specialty and bou-
tique brews but also to pair them
with a menu of Belgian-inspired
cuisine. Belgianbeer expertswill
be on hand to help educate and
guide guests through the diversi-
ty and complexity of the Belgian
beerworld.
The festival is sponsored, in
part, by the Flanders Investment
and Trade group of the
ConsulateGeneral of Belgium.
“We are excited to be part of
this year's festival - it's a great
opportunity for Americans to not
only taste some amazing beers
from Belgium but also to learn
about Belgian food and beverage
culture,” said Heidi Hoover,
trade director.
“It is rare even in Belgium to
have this many of their beers at
one place. Festival guests will
have a unique experience to
learn from experts about
Belgium's centuries-old brewing
traditions and why that country's
craft beers are considered
among the best in the world,”
said Roy More, co-owner of
Ashley's.
Tickets are available online
at www.nabbf.org/registration.
Ashley's is located in the outlot
at Westland Center, 7525 North
Wayne Road, Westland. For more
information, call (734) 525-1667.
Westland Mayor William R.
Wildwas among 200mayors from
across the country who gathered
in Washington, D.C. for the 83rd
Winter Meeting of the U.S.
Conference of Mayors. The group
was hosted at theWhiteHouse as
part of the trip last week
The group of mayors con-
vened at the Capital Hilton to
explore the theme of themeeting
this year, Cities 3.0: The United
States Conference of Mayors
Jobs, Education&Workforce.
Wild met with Capitol Hill
leaders and administration offi-
cials all week. He was among
those urging Congress to contin-
ue towork in a bipartisan fashion
to spur job creation and econom-
ic growth in American cities and
metropolitan areas, many of
which are still plagued with high
unemployment.
“Innovation comes from
cities,” said Wild. “Problems are
solved at the city level. Cities are
where people live, work and play.
We need our President and lead-
ers at the federal level to empow-
er municipalities to move our
cities forward. Mayors are open
source leaders, meaning we are
pragmatic problem solvers who
get things done.”
Some of the topic discussions
included transformative change
in the next economy, jobs educa-
tion and workforce as well as
technology.
Wild also met with newly-
elected senator Gary Peters and
other members of the Michigan
delegation throughout theweek.
Financial literacy classes are taking
place at the Leanna Hicks Inkster Public
Library.
The library has partnered with the
National African Business Association
(NABA) to present the free classes which
will concentrate on the basics of financial
management.
The series of five classes will take
place from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday
evenings.
Registration is available at the library
(313-563-2822) andNABA (734-334-3184).
On Feb. 3, there is no class scheduled
but a special program will be presented.
On Feb. 10, the topic will be savings and
investments; on Feb. 17, credit manage-
ment will be discussed; the Feb. 24 topic
will be basic insurance and on March 3
estate planningwill be discussed.
Space is limited, according to organiz-
ers.
For more information, call (734) 334-
3184.
”
It is rare even in Belgium
to have this many
of their beers at one place.
”
Innovation comes from cities.
Problems are solved
at the city level.
Westland to host largest Belgian beer fest
Mayor joins elite group in Washington, D.C.
William R. Wild
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