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Addie Lee Garrison
Sunrise: Aug. 18, 1918
Sunset: March 1, 2014
Addie Lee Garrison died
March 1, 2014.
Among those survivors left to
cherish her memory are her
devoted husband of 69
years, Asbury Garrison; a
son, Oliver; her sisters,
Eloise Walker, Rena Glover,
Ruth Spear and Louise Hill,
all of Youngstown OH; two
brothers, Samuel Spear of
Pendleton, SC and JD Spear
of Greenville, NC; four
grandchildren; three great-
grandchildren; a host of
nieces and nephews; other
family members, and many
friends.
Funeral services took place
at Beulah Missionary Baptist
Church in Westland with the
Rev. Dr. Kenneth C. Pierce,
Sr. officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral
Home,
Inkster
Chapel on Inkster road in
Inkster.
Interment was at Mt. Hope
Memorial Gardens in Livonia.
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TO ALL CREDITORS:
The
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George
Thompson, date of birth
02/02/1924, who lived at
6254 Dwight, Dearborn
Heights, MI 48127, died
02/16/2014. There is no per-
sonal representative of the
settlor’s estate to who Letters
of Administration have been
issued.
Creditors of the decedent are
notified that all claims against
the George Thompson
Agreement of Trust Dated
04/15/2002, will be forever
barred unless presented to
John K. Thompson, Trustee,
within four months after the
date of publication.
Notice is further given that
the Trust will thereafter be
assigned and distributed to
the persons entitled to it.
Date: March 10, 2014
John A. McDermott P65581
Attorney At Law
310 No. Main Street,
Suite 130
Chelsea, Michigan 48118
(734) 433-9490
John K. Thompson, Trustee
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Wayne Foundation offers 2 scholarships for students
Library offers programs
The Wayne Parks and
Recreation Foundation is current-
ly accepting applications for two
scholarships offered annually.
The first is the Harold and Pat
Bower Scholarship, established to
assist students in furthering an
education in the arts and humani-
ties. Acceptable fields of study
include art, dance, theater, visual,
vocal, instrumental, cinematogra-
phy, photography and writing.
Other art forms may also be con-
sidered.
To qualify, applicants must be
pursuing study in an art or human-
ities subject and be enrolled in the
Wayne-Westland Community
Schools. The scholarships are lim-
ited toWayne residents.
Applications are also being
accepted for the Jack Demmer
Scholarship which was estab-
lished to assist students in further-
ing an education in entrepreneur-
ship. The scholarships are to be
applied toward the expenses of
tuition roomandboard, fees, books
and supplies necessary for pursuit
of study at any school, college or
other educational institution.
The scholarships are for one
year.
Residents of Wayne or Westland
who are or were students in the
Wayne-Westland Community
Schools are eligible for the Jack
Demmer scholarship. To apply,
students must demonstrate evi-
dence of strong personal character,
leadership and work ethic; aca-
demic success in related classes,
projects and work experience;
involvement in school or commu-
nity experiences that challenged
him or her; have a minimum
cumulative grade point average of
2.5 on a 4.0 scale and supply two
recommendations from an instruc-
tor, counselor or business person
along with one personal recom-
mendation.
The applicant must also have
received either a GED or high
school diploma and a letter of
acceptance from a university, col-
lege or technical school.
Applications for both scholar-
ships are available at Wayne
Memorial High School and John
Glenn High School, at the Wayne
Community
Center
at
www.ci.wayn.mi.us under the
recreation tab. Applications must
be received by April 5 and can be
mailed to: City of Wayne
Recreation Foundation, 4635
Howe Road, Wayne, MI 48184.
They can also be emailed to recre-
ation@ci.wayne.mi.us.
March is reading month and Youth
Services Librarian Angela Scott at the
Leanna Hicks Public Library in Inkster said
there is a lot going on at the facility this
month.
Some of the special events this month
include an open house to meet Library
Director Denise Bearre. The event is
planned from 5:50-7:30 p.m. March 19. Light
refreshmentswill be served.
Special event planned for youngsters
include Camp March-into-Reading which
will take place from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. on
Saturday, March 22. Children 12 and younger
are invited to this Reading Month event,
where they will build forts and tents out of
blankets/tables and then spend the day read-
ing in them.
Due to popular demand, Scott said, a
Crafty Storytime for those 10 and younger has
been added. In addition to Crafty Storytime
from 5-6 p.m. every Tuesday, there will be a
second Crafty Storytime from 6-7 p.m. every
Thursday. This month Crafty Storytime will
celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday, St. Patrick's Day
and talk about lions and lambs.
The library is also sponsoring Lego Nights
from 4-5 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
Children can come and work on their
mechanical skills by building with Legos and
following a building challenge. Blocks are
nowavailable for younger children.
Scott said the library also hosts Stay and
PlaywithStarfish from10:30 until noon every
Monday for children 5 and younger. This is an
open play event with a story from a Starfish
representative.
Teen events include the Teen Book Club
whichwill meet at 2 p.m. March 15. Scott said
thosewho join the groupmeeting will enjoy a
game day and get a copy of the book for April
entitledClass of '89 “Freshman year”
Adult events include computer classes,
Scott said, and will being with a class on
MicrosoftWord/Excel from1-3 p.m. March 26.
Community Bridges Healthcare
Assistance will take place from 3 until 6 p.m.
onWednesday, March 12.
Scott said updates are available at the
library website, inksterlibrary.org or “like”
the library onFacebook to stay up to date.
Currently, library hours are from 10 a.m.
until 8 p.m. Monday, from noon until 8 p.m.
Tuesday through Thursday and from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. onSaturdays.
The library is located at 2005 Inkster Road
in Inkster. For more information, call (313)
563-2822.
Westland voting precincts 12, 25 and 35
will be moved from Cooper School to Hayes
School for theAugust primary.
Construction at Cooper School on Ann
Arbor Trail, funded by a bond issue voters
approved last year, will force the temporary
move toHayes, located at 30600Louise.
The move is temporary as construction
takes place and renovations are made at the
school building. All registered voters affected
will receive temporary voter registration
cards in themail showing the new location to
vote. In November, another new set of voter
cards showing the move back to Cooper
School will be mailed from the office of
WestlandCity ClerkEileenDeHart Schoof.
Voterswill be asked inAugust to decide on
the offices of U.S. Senator, Michigan gover-
nor, Wayne County Executive and Wayne
County Commissioner.
Fire investigation continues
Construction moves primary voters
Wayne Westland fire investigators
have not yet determined the cause of a
fire at the Village Place Coney Island last
week.
The restaurant, located on Wayne
Road north of Cherry Hill, is the site of
the former Blazo's Pie Shop and is cur-
rently owned by Viktor Beriszj, who also
owns the Country Grill on Wayne Road,
south of CherryHill.
Firefighters were called to the site just
before noon and remained at the scene
until 6 p.m., according to fire department
reports.
The restaurant was closed when the
fire was reported and an employee of a
fire suppression company who arrived to
perform work on the hood ducts saw
smoke coming from the back of the build-
ing. He reported the fire immediately.
Fire Chief Michael Reddy said the
firefighters at the blaze were forced to
cut holes through the bright blue metal
roof to extinguish the fire which was in
the attic space. Reddy said there was no
fire in the main restaurant area but esti-
mated that least 50 percent of the build-
ingwas damaged.
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