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Charles Eugene Scott, Sr.
Sunrise: April 9, 1948
Sunset: May 4, 2014
Charles Eugene Scott, Sr.
died May 4, 2014. Among
those survivors left to cherish
his memory are his mother,
Dorothy Scott; his son,
Charles, Jr.; three daughters,
Rhonda Scott, Niesha and
Pumkin; a brother, Frederick
Scott; three sisters, Beverly
Sturgis, Sharon Hines and
May Davis; a beloved com-
panion, Helen Dawson; his
special
family,
Johnie,
Jawuante Dawson and
Nicole (R.J.) Bell; eight
grandchildren; seven great-
grandchildren; a host of
nieces, nephews, cousins
and other family members,
and many friends. Funeral
services took place at the
Penn Funeral Home which
was entrusted with the final
arrangements. The Rev.
Nelson Pearson officiated at
the funeral. Interment was at
Romulus Cemetery on
Shook Road.
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Inkster sorority celebrates annual May Week
Westland council considers new tethering ordinance
Notable author to visit Inkster library next week
Members of an Inkster sorority
will be easy to find during their
annual May Week celebration
this year.
The Inkster Alumnae Chapter
of Delta Theta Sorority, Inc. will
once again mark May Week from
May 12 through the 19 with visits
to the Romulus School District
Board of Education Meeting, a
financial preparedness seminar,
a health event, an international
taste fest and a day dedicated to
cleaning uppart of the city.
The sorority is dedicated,
according to May Week co-chair
DenashaWalker, to public service
with an emphasis on programs
that target the impoverished com-
munities.
"The purpose of MayWeek is to
emphasize the importance of
higher education in the commu-
nity, especially for women,"
Walker said. "Activities for May
Week are crated through the
sorority's
Five
Point
Programmatic Thrust, which was
established in 1955 and includes,
economic development, educa-
tional development, international
awareness and involvement,
physical and mental health and
political awareness and involve-
ment."
On Monday, May 12, the group
donned their red blazers and
attended the meeting of the
Romulus school board. On
Tuesday, May 13, they attended a
tea in Canton Township and on
Wednesday, members hosted a
Hustle Night at Romulus
Elementary School from6-8 p.m.
Today, the sorority members
hosted a Thirst for Knowledge
event, a discussion on financial
and economic awareness. The
event will take place at the Floyd
B. Simmons Center, 29150
Carlysle in Inkster. This event,
too, is open to the public.
The International Taste Fest
and after party is planned for 6:30
until 9:30 Friday May 16 with an
after party planned from 10 p.m.
until 12:30 a.m.
The public is invited and the
cost for the event is $15 for those
13 and older and $7 for children
ages 5-12. Children younger than
4 are admitted at no cost.
Only those 21 and older are eli-
gible for the after-party.
The event will take place at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, 7080
Garling inDearbornHeights.
Saturday, May 17, will see the
members at Wayne County
Community College for a Teen
Summit from8:30 a.m. until noon.
The Belleville campus is locat-
ed at 9555 Haggerty Road in
Belleville.
From noon until 3 p.m., the
members will beworking to clean
up a section of Inkster Road
between Michigan Avenue and
EcorseRoad.
They will meet in the parking
lot near the Family Dollar store
near Inkster Road and Michigan
Avenue.
Sunday, they will meet for spir-
itual fellowship at New
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist
Church for themorning service at
10:45.
The Delta members will be
wearing red and white to support
their sorority.
The church is located at 821
InksterRoad in Inkster.
For more information, visit
www.inksterdeltas.org.
A new ordinance aimed at pro-
tecting dogs from mistreatment
was introduced by members of
the Westland City Council at a
meeting early thismonth.
The ordinance, which defines
and restricts the tethering of dogs,
is a result of discussion with resi-
dents, looking at other cities with
similar ordinances, and is a part
of the Compassionate City cam-
paign that launched in Westland
this year.
Under the ordinance, “tether-
ing” means securing a dog to a
stationary object with a metal
chain or coated steel cable.
Walking a dog on a leash and
securing a dog for temporary
grooming or other professional
services does not fall under the
proposed restrictions.
“Tethering of dogs has been
an issue within our city in the
past. It is important that the
Compassionate City Initiative
aims to aid and protect all living
creatures,” said Westland Mayor
WilliamWild.
If the ordinance is approved by
council members, among other
restrictions, it would be unlawful
to continuously tether a dog for
more than three hours per day;
tether a dog with anything that
weighs more than 10 percent of
the animal's body weight; tether a
dog in an unshaded area in high
temperatures; to fail to provide
appropriate shelter for a dog in
below-40 degree weather and to
tether a dog less than 4 months of
age.
The tethering ordinance will
go on the city council agenda to
be voted on at the regular
Monday, May 19 council meeting.
Residents can learn more about
the new ordinance by contacting
(734)467-3237.
Eddie Baranek, the author of
Taken Alive: The Sights' Rock and
Roll Diary, will make a special
appearance at the Leanna Hicks
Inkster Public Library at 6 p.m.
May 22. The evening will include
storytelling, a musical perform-
ance, book signing and a question
and answer session.
Baranek's visit is part of the
Library of Michigan's 2014
Michigan Notable Authors Tour.
This year, 19 authors whose works
were chosen as 2014 Michigan
Notable Books selections will visit
nearly 50 libraries throughout the
state.
“It's a literary treat to have
Eddie Baranek in our community,
sharing his captivating work with
our friends and neighbors in such
an open, accessible way,” said
Denise Bearre, director of the
Leanna Hicks Inkster Public
Library. “Michigan is home to
some of the best stories, story-
tellers and musicians found any-
where in the country. An author of
Baranek's caliber here, in our
library, will make it an evening to
remember.”
“This year's Michigan Notable
Books delve into wonderfully
diverse topics and offer something
of interest for just about everyone,”
said State Librarian Nancy R.
Robertson. “The tour offers the
opportunity for book enthusiasts in
many corners of the state to join in
the conversation about what con-
stitutes 'great writing' and to hear
from some of the Great Lakes
region'smost beloved authors.”
Baranek has fronted the band
The Sights since 1998. The Sights
has released six full length albums
and toured the USA and Europe
countless times. Baranek is finish-
ing his Bachelor of Arts Degree at
Wayne State University, and is the
Music Director at the Rochester
School of Rock in Rochester. His
Book, Taken Alive: The Sights'
Rock and Roll Tour Diary, details
his 2012 tour of the US and
Europe.
The 2014 Michigan Notable
Books program and tour are made
possible by the support of the
Library of Michigan, the Library of
Michigan Foundation, Michigan
Department of Education, the
Michigan Humanities Council,
Meijer, and the Michigan Center
for the Book. Media Sponsors are
Mittenlit.com, City Pulse, Dome,
Queue Advertising and Tom
GennaraPhotography.
The Leanna Hicks Inkster
Public Library is located at 2005
Inkster Road in Inkster, just north
of Michigan Avenue. For details
about the author event, call (313)
563-2822 or visit www.inksterli-
brary.org.
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