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April 11, 2013
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Free health fair planned
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Beatrice Hubbard
Sunrise: Jan. 18, 1908
Sunset: March 29, 2013
Beatrice Hubbard died
March 29, 2013.
Among her survivors left to
cherish her memory are her
daughters, Cora Hellen
Whitehead of Inkster and Vee
Ellen Adams of Romulus;
seven grandchildren, William
Frank (Elgirtha) Worthy of
Arizona, Barbara (Jack) Hold
of Inkster, Orville worthy of
Inkster, Felicia (Sylvester)
Selma of Westland, Belinda
Worthy of Detroit, Anthony
Worthy of Minnesota and
Raymond Upchurch of
Inkster; a sister-in-law,
Magnolia Grant of Detroit; a
host of nephews, nieces and
cousins, and many friends.
Mrs. Hubbard was preceded
in death by her siblings,
Willie Grant, Ezell Grant,
Oran Grant, Eva Kuykendall
and Vera Lee Grant.
Funeral services were at
Beulah Missionary Baptist
Church on Middlebelt Road
in Westland with the Rev.
Kenneth C. Pierce officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Westlawn
Cemetery in Wayne.
Gerald Bernard Love, Sr.
June 14, 1979-
March 26, 2013
Geral Bernard Love, Sr. died
March 26, 2013.
Among his survivors left to
cherish his memory are his
wife, Latisha; six sons,
Gerald Bernard, Jr., Jacquez
Eric, Jacquon DeShawn,
JayShon Jerel, Jierre Trevote'
and Jacaree Jakeem; three
daughters,
Lateevianna
La'Sha, Latees Venita and
Lyla Aleesia; his mother,
Venita Love, his father,
Gerald Hammons; a younger
brother, J'Leon Jamere; sis-
ters, Sierra Ariel, and Arianna
Chevay and Avianna La'Sha;
his grandmothers whom he
adored, Ionie Douglas and
Velma Hammons; grandfa-
ther, James Love, Sr.; his
mother-in-law, Loraine Taylor;
his godparents, Demetrius
and Louise White; many
other family members, and a
host of friends who will all
miss him dearly.
Mr. Love was preceded in
death by his grandfather, the
Rev. James Hammons.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
Pastor Gregory Harris offici-
ating.
Interment was at Westlawn
Cemetery in Wayne.
Willie Franklin Pleas III
Sunrise: April 22, 1959
Sunset: March 25, 2013
Willie Franklin Pleas, III died
March 25, 2013.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his loving
and devoted mother, Mary
Pleas; his sister, Sherry
(Mack) Stanton; his children,
Shytara, Willie, Lamall,
Tiffany, Ikea and Jojo; a lov-
ing aunt, Donna Green;
grandchildren,
Adeja,
Destiny, De'Lexi, Dustin,
Lamall, Jr., William and
Nivea; a nephew, Chrishaun
(Jonita) Stanton; a host of
uncles, cousins and other
relatives, and many friends.
Mr. Pleas was preceded in
death by his father, Willie F.
Pleas, II.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Sunset Hills
Cemetery in Ypsilanti.
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Several physicians and special-
ists affiliated with Oakwood
Healthcare, Inc. are again reaching
out to the Canton community for a
freehealth fair.
The 11th annual event, which
takes place on April 14 at the
Hindu Temple on Cherry Hill
Road, is sponsored by theMichigan
Association of Physicians of Indian
Origin (MAPI), the temple, and
Oakwood Annapolis Hospital in
Wayne.
“Since 1953 our way of doing
business has been not to wait, but
to touch the lives of the people we
serve before illness, injury or bad
information bring them into the
hospital,” said Rick Hillbom, chief
operation officer of outpatient
services for Oakwood. “Our clini-
cians and administrators have
always taken the initiative to find
out what preventive health servic-
es and education our neighbors in
each community might need, and
then go out directly and personally,
into the neighborhoods and neigh-
borhood institutions, to deliver
those services andprograms.”
The health fair will feature
more than a dozendoctors fromthe
Oakwood Healthcare System who
will provide a wide range of servic-
es and free screenings and consul-
tations. There will be blood pres-
sure checks, hearing tests and
blood screenings provided-all free
of cost. Attendees can meet with a
primary care physician and follow-
up with specialists at the event,
such as cardiologists, urologists,
endocrinologists, internists, oph-
thalmologists and dentists, among
others. They can also sign up for a
diagnostic blood screening onApril
7 and have the results discussed
with themonApril 14.
Sarju Shah, MD, an Oakwood
doctor with a practice on Haggerty
near Ford Road, said he has been
involved in the event since 1995.
“The value to the community is
immeasurable, especially in this
economy,” said Shah. “The people
who attend get good care.”
Chandrakant Pujara, MD, anoth-
er Oakwood doctor who has long
been affiliated with the event,
agreed. He said the health fair is
designed to help people identify
potential health risks before they
become a problem.
“I'm very passionate about
health education and prevention,”
he said. “An ounce of prevention is
better than a pound of cure.
Prevention iswhat we need.”
The health fair takes place from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hindu
Temple in Canton at 44955 Cherry
Hill Road and is limited to the first
350 registrants. To register, call the
temple at 734.981.8730 or visit
www.mapiusa.org.
bers concentrate on solving the
problems of and running the city
rather than their own political
ambitions. We think that's solid
advice.
We also agree with the council
woman who suggested that if the
mayor does not intend to step
aside, then he should come to work
anddohis job.
The long shadow of the investi-
gation is going to be challenging,
we know. But we have seen the cal-
iber of most of the city employees
and those who staff city hall. They
all appear to have the moral, per-
sonal and psychological where-
withal to perform their jobs as they
didprior to the investigation.
As the British say: Keep calm
and carry on.
der awarded the contract and the
work begun. Nobody would have
considered the value of the sale of
the salvage or that anything of any
value remained at the site much
less that it could pay for the needed
work.
The department heads in
Northville Township took the time
to think through the situation and
propose a different way to accom-
plish their goals without costing the
township, or the taxpayers, any
money.
That seems like the way things
ought to be looked at and done. Just
because things have always and
usually been done by bidding a con-
tract for thework, doesn't mean that
there isn't another way to get the
jobdone.
This arrangement took some cre-
ative thinking which paid off for
everyone involved.
Nicework.
Calm
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Land
FROM PAGE 6
Chain reaction
According to witnesses, a motorist ran a red light at Edward
Hines Drive and Wilcox Road at about 2:56 p.m. last Thursday,
causing a three-vehicle crash and injuring a 19-month-old tod-
dler. A motorcyclist was also involved in the crash. The impact
and chain reaction propelled a camper top from an older model
pick-up truck over a guard rail and onto the grass embankment.
Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA) was first on the scene, followed
by paramedics from Plymouth Township Community Fire
Department dispatched to the scene. The child, who was still
strapped in her car seat when the ambulance arrived, appeared
to have an eye laceration and was transported to a local hospi-
tal by HVA.
Photos by Don Howard
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