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February 16, 2012
Norma Louise Owens
Sunrise: Aug. 6, 1932
Sunset: Feb. 4, 2012
Norma Louise Owens died
Feb. 4, 2012.
Among those left to mourn
her passing and cherish her
memory are her children,
Tyrone,
Curtis,
Gloria
(Robert), David, DeDe (Gary)
Robinson, Richard, Brian,
Lisa and Bunnie; 35 grand-
children; 48 great-grandchil-
dren; three great-great-
grandchildren; a sister,
Charlene Jones McCallister;
a host of nieces, nephews
and other relatives, and
many friends.
Mrs. Owens was preceded in
death by three of her chil-
dren, Sandra, Russell (Gina)
and Brenda.
Funeral services were at
Metropolitan
Community
Tabernacle in Detroit with
Pastor
George
W.
Washington officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted tot the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment
was
at
Gethsemane Cemetery on
Gratiot Avenue in Detroit.
Registered Nurse
with Associate’s Degree
in Nursing
Works under the direction
of the School Nurse to
provide services to
Special Education students.
Posting closes 3/1/12
-EOE-
Apply on-line at
http://wwcsd.net or come to
Human Resources
to access the
online application system
Wayne-Westland
Community Schools
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Westland, MI 48185
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C
ALENDAR
Free tax services offered
Free tax services are offered to senior citizens
ages 60 and older, handicapped persons and low-
income individuals on Thursdays at the
Romulus Senior Center, 36525Bibbins.
Services are provided by appointment only.
No walk-ins will be accepted. Call (734) 955-4120
to schedule an appointment.
Participants in the program are asked to pro-
vide:
•Unemployment compensation statement
• SSA-1099 Interest/Dividends
• 1099RInterest Dividends
• 1099Pension/Annuity
• Forms indicating income taxes were paid last
year
Grief support available
New Hope Center for Grief Support will be
offering an ongoing support group for those who
have lost a loved one to suicide.
This group will meet from 7-8:30 p.m. on the
second and fourth Monday night of each month.
The group will meet at Life Church located at
7001HaggertyRoad inCanton.
No registration is necessary for this drop-in
support group. For further information about
this group or about the many other free, age and
loss specific groups offered for children, teens,
and adults, call New Hope Center for Grief
Support at (248) 348-0115 or visit www.newhope-
center.net
Museumseeking quilts
The Belleville Area Museum is looking for
quilts to display during the month of March.
Both contemporary and antique quilts are need-
ed. Both contemporary and vintage quilts are
welcome. TheQuilt Exhibit will run fromMarch
1 throughMarch 31, duringmuseumhours.
Anyone wishing to loan quilts for the exhibit
is asked to call the museum by today, Feb. 16 at
(734) 697-1944.
The Belleville Area Museum is open from 3-7
p.m. Tuesdays and from noon until 4 p.m.
Wednesday throughSaturday.
Free tax help for seniors offered
The City of Wayne Senior Services will offer
the tax assistance through the American
Association of Retired Persons. The program is
free to anyone who files basic tax forms and all
returnswill be e-filed the day of preparation.
Taxes will be prepared each Wednesday dur-
ing February andMarch by appointment only. To
make an appointment, call (734)721-7460.
Girls softball registration opens
Northville Parks and Recreation Softball reg-
istrationhas begunwith al new format.
Northville Softball Associationhas teamed up
with the Livonia Softball Association to create
one league with two divisions offering inter-
league (beginning at age 10) games.
the cemetery easier for the DPW
workers. We have come a long way
indoing that.
Many residents believe the
cemetery is starting to look better
cared for.
Spring is coming and there is
plenty we need to accomplish. We
will be looking for volunteers to
help us rake leaves around the
fence, trim wild brush that is grow-
ing in the trees and along the fence.
If you are interested in volunteer-
ing, please contact the clerk's office
with your name and phone num-
ber.Wewill get in touchwith you.
We appreciate your support and
cooperation.
Thank you.
JanLemmon, chairperson
NancyChampaigne
TammyMcCrane
CraigPlank
JerryWendland
LindaChoate
Miracle League needs volunteers
To the editor;
Spring is just around the corner
and so is our second season of
baseball at the Miracle League of
Plymouth, BilkieFamilyField.
Of course, without the help of
our special volunteers, the league
would not be able to run on its own.
This is where we need volunteers.
Please consider donating time to
be a "buddy" to one of our players,
coach a team, work in the conces-
sion stand or "ump" a game.
This year we will be using the
on-line volunteer website volun-
teerspot.com so that our helpers
can easily sign up for the days,
times and activities that they would
like to participate in. The site will
be accepting volunteers the begin-
ning of April.
Anyone interested in coaching a
team, please contact Shari Bilkie at
info@miracleleagueplymouth.org
as soon as possible. We need
approximately 16 coaches this sea-
son to lead our teams on to victory.
Although it is a time consuming
activity, it is definitely worth it. The
smiles on the children's faces as
they hit the ball, run the bases and
cross home plate are priceless.
Those who were volunteers last
year will need to register again this
year.
Thank you.
DebraMadonna,
Plymouth
Use of funding questioned
To the editor:
On Feb. 8, the city council of the
City of Wayne approved unani-
mously (they all voted Yes) to
accept a Community Development
Block Grant Subrecipient
Agreement with Wayne County for
up to $300,000 for the purchase and
installation of a natural gas standby
generator system.
Apparently, this backup genera-
tor will be used at the Wayne
Community Center located on
HoweRoad.
These grants come from the
Federal Department of Housing
and
Urban
Development.
According to HUD, this is what
they should be used for: "Over a 1,
2, or 3-year period, as selected by
the grantee; not less than 70 per-
cent of CDBG funds must be used
for activities that benefit low and
moderate income persons. In addi-
tion, each activity must meet one of
the following national objectives
for the program: benefit low and
moderate-income persons, preven-
tion or elimination of slums or
blight, or address community
development needs having a par-
ticular urgency because existing
conditions pose a serious and
immediate threat to the health or
welfare of the community for
which other funding is not avail-
able."
It is difficult to track where this
money comes fromand it is becom-
ing equally difficult to track where
it is going. Can you understandwhy
a program intended to provide
money to addressing urgent condi-
tions posing a serious or immediate
threat to the health or welfare of a
community and intended to pre-
vent or eliminate slums or blight
would be used on a backup genera-
tor for an ice rink?
AlfredBrock,
Wayne
I admit, I am a little concerned
about a conflict between Faith and
Atayla. I mean, I was warned not to
deal with anyone other than Mr.
Okoros, so I hope I haven't spoiled
my chances at getting all this
money by being friendly and trying
to help her get her husband's
money out of the country.
She assures me there is nothing
illegal about this, but now I am get-
ting nervous. What if there are
laws against transferring thismuch
money? Maybe I should call some-
body.
Or maybe I should just wait and
see what happens when I don't
send either of my new best friends
themoney?
See, I'm running a little short of
funds since I got this email from
my husband's niece telling me she
was stranded in London and I
needed to immediately wire $1,000
to a post box number so she could
get home.
I sent themoney but as soon as I
have time, I am going to have some
words with her mother. Imagine
letting a 12-year-old travel abroad
onher own.
The wonders of modern tech-
nology, eh?
the business of the day. Top offi-
cials are doing the jobs of two staff
people along with their own and
their assistants have, in many
cases, been laid off or are also
doing thework of at least one other
person alongwith their own.
But in, say Canton Township or
Northville or Romulus, where the
financial pressures are certainly
present, we still find courtesy, a
spirit of service, an apparently sin-
cere desire to help citizens navi-
gate their way through whatever
the problem might be to a better
conclusion .
And so far, unlike many others,
none of themhave lied tous.
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