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plaque.
This year, Saunders said, more
than 120 students, teachers and
parents from eight schools were
recognized at the award luncheon
when several of the essays were
read aloud.
This year, she said, marks the
16th anniversary of the contest
which was started by Dr. M. David
Campbell to promote the four-way
test among students.
Sponsors of the event this year
were Vassel's Main Street
Catering, Special Moments
Photography andAlphaGraphics.
Winners this year included:
All SaintsCatholic School
SixthGrade
First: AlexandraStevens
Second; AngelineSolis
SeventhGrade
First: TaraLeipold
SecondMalloryRusso
EighthGrade
First: AlexaRybicki
Second: SamanthaHorn
Central Middle School
SixthGrade
First: BrookeWigins
Second: Courtney allen
SeventhGrade
First: RaleighNolan
Second: Cassandra Lynn
Holowicki
EighthGrade
First: CortneyWhite
Second: Serena Issa
DiscoveryMiddle School
SixthGrade
First: LinneaBrunvand
Second: EllenBeaty
SeventhGrade
First: AlexisQuinn
Second: AlisonWest
EighthGrade
First: JustinKinville
Second: SawyerKnowles
East Middle School
SixthGrade
First: KyleLemieux
Second: JessicaSepsey
SeventhGrade
First: LaurenceYang
Second: Vishal Nayak
EighthGrade
First: SophiaBarkoff
Second: KatherineSpringer
West Middle School
SixthGrade
First: RyanBuckley
Second: BryceMoore
SeventhGrade
First: AdamRebecca
Second: LeahKahler
EighthGrade
MicaelaRosas
EmilyCaragay
Our Lady of GoodCounsel
SixthGrade
First: Chris Czaplicki
Second:MiaBidolli
SeventhGrade: No entries
EighthGrade
First: NickThibodeau
Second: JonnyWestemeier
Pioneer Middle School
SixthGrade
First: ConnorMoore
Second: BenPritchard
SeventhGrade
First: Taral Patel
Second: CameronLindsay
EighthGrade:
First: ChloeBogicevic
Second: Elijah Jones
CantonCharter Academy
SixthGrade
First: KeshaPatel
SeventhGrade
First: SarahLiberatore
Second: PierceWilson
EighthGrade
First: KrupaPatel
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May 8, 2014
Winners
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Maggie Acklin
Sunrise: May 15, 1935
Sunset: April 26, 2014
Maggie Acklin died April 26,
2014.
Among those left to mourn
her passing and cherish her
memory are her two children,
Valerie Brown and William
Acklin; a special daughter-in-
law, Dianne Acklin; a brother,
Emmett (Louvenia) Benson,
Jr.; three grandchildren,
Annette, William, Jr. and
Jaden; three step-grandchil-
dren, Aprille, James and
Alicia; 10 great-grandchil-
dren; three great-great-
grandchildren; two nieces; a
nephew; a special cousin,
Roberta Daniels, with whom
she was raised; a host of
cousins and other relatives,
and many friends.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Funeral services took place
at the Smith Chapel A.M.E.
Church in Inkster with the
Rev. Barbara Hardaway offi-
ciating.
Interment was at United
Memorial
Gardens
in
Plymouth.
Bernice Talley
Sunrise: July 15, 1928
Sunset: April 15, 2014
Bernice Talley died April 15,
2014.
Among those survivors left to
cherish her memory are her
loving son, Marcus Talley;
two brothers, Jemmie Pernell
of Inkster and Louis Wallace
of Grand Rapids; nieces,
Nicole J. (Jason) Hawkins,
Michelle D. Pernell and
Andrea L. Pernell; nephews,
Dino M. (Cheryl) Pernell,
Anthony Pernell, Terrance
(Donna) Pernell and Andre
Pernell;
three
special
cousins, Lucinda Galmon,
Bernice Branch and Johnnie
Mae; a host of other relatives,
and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
Pastor Arthur C. Willis, Dr.
officiating.
Final rites were accorded by
Tri
County
Cremation
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ANTON
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ORTHVILLE
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LYMOUTH
Canton plans special Bark in the Park event
2 ‘controlled burns’ conducted in Northville Monday
A special party for best friends
has been planned from 11 a.m.
until 1 p.m. May 18.
Bark in the Park is being organ-
ized at the Canton Dog Park, so
participants along with their four-
legged friends can enjoy live
entertainment from Flying Aces
Dog Show, as well as purchase
merchandise from local pet supply
and service vendors. Dog park
members and non-members can
all enjoy the event which is free,
explained Canton Township
Recreation Specialist Stephanie
Pavlo.
“Non-members must show
proof of up-to-date vaccination for
rabies andDHLPP, which is signed
by an accredited veterinarian,”
she said.
“This special event is designed
to give pet owners the opportunity
to learn about the Canton Dog
Park, meet other pet owners, and
give dogs the opportunity to
become more socialized,” Pavlo
said. “We're delighted that so
many dog owners have expressed
interest in these dog-related types
of events.”
Located on Denton Road, just
north of Cherry Hill Road and
across from Canton Fire Station
#3, this off-leash dog park pro-
vides separate sections for large
dogs 20 pounds or more and small-
er breeds under 20 pounds, Pavlo
added. The Canton Dog Park fea-
tures an enclosed space of approx-
imately 5 acres and a double-gated
entry which is locked when the
park is not open. Hours of opera-
tion are fromdawn to dusk.
Membership applications for
the Canton Dog Park will also be
available during this special event.
The cost of membership is $25 for
residents and $50 dollars for non-
residents.
These yearly membership fees
cover up to three dogs per family.
All dogs must be at least 4 months
old, licensed and up-to-date on all
required shots.
Bark in the Park vendors,
include: Specialty Pet Supplies;
Pet Supply Plus (pet supply store);
Pawla's Pantry (homemade dog
treats); Bark Busters (trainer); All
American
Pet
Resort
(kennel/groomer); Homeward
Bound
(adoption);
Regal
Adornments (dog accessories);
Bark for Life (fundraising group);
Pawsitive Pet Massage and
Concierge (pet massages); The Pet
Doc (pet care); Paws Grooming
Studio (groomer); Cruisin' Custom
Coney's (hotdog stand) and others.
Bark in the Park visitors are
also encouraged to explore the
Canton Farmers Market, which
begins the new season from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. on the same day just next
door.
For additional information
about the Canton Dog Park, call
(734) 394-5310 or visit www.canton-
fun.org.
Motorists driving through
Northville Monday afternoon may
have suspected a Cinco De Mayo
celebration had gotten out of hand
as smoke billowed from area
fields.
That wasn't the case, however.
The Northville Township Fire
Department conducted two con-
trolled burns Monday at the
request of the Wayne County
Department of Public Services.
The first took place along
Hines Drive, both north and
south of Six Mile Road and was
completed by Niswander
Environmental. The purpose of the
burn was to stimulate native vege-
tation and to limit invasive plant
species in the area. The second
burn took place at the Maybury
Crossing subdivision located on
SevenMileRoadbetweenRidge
Road and Napier Road. This
exercise was completed by David
Borneman, LLC.
Residents and visitors in the
area were notified utilizing
"Caution
Smoke Ahead" signs located
along the major roads in the area
and the Northville Township
Dispatch Center was advised
before any burning began, in an
effort to prepare dispatch for calls
regarding the fires. The burns will
started in mid-afternoon and went
on for approximately 1 to 1.5,
according to the public safety
department. Based on the limited
size of the burn area, the targeted
plant species and the environmen-
tal conditions, smoke conditions
was expected to be minimal,
according to a prepared release
fromthe township.
Questions regarding the burn
can be referred to Northville
Township Fire Inspector Tom
Hughes at (248) 348-5807.
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