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May 23, 2013
Michael J. Spencer
Aug. 21, 1976
May 12, 2013
Michael J. Spencer died May
12, 2013.
Among his survivors left to
cherish his memory are his
sister, Rita Wright; brothers
Travis Spencer, Vincent
Spencer, Melvin Spencer,
Maurice Spencer, Shayne
Spencer and Tyler Spencer;
nieces, Monica Cox, Nevaeh
Spencer
and
Nijialyn
Spencer; nephew Cedric
Cox; a host of cousins and
other relatives, and many
friends.
Mr. Spencer was prede-
ceased by his brother,
Antonio Cox.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
the Rev. Dr. George V.
Williams officiating.
The Penn Funeral Home was
entrusted with the final
arrangements
for
Mr.
Spencer.
Final rites were according by
Tri-County Cremation Service
in Ypsilanti.
Benjamin Hardrict III
Sunrise: June 19, 1962
Sunset: May 9, 2013
Benjamin Hardrict III died
May 9, 2013, surrounded by
his loving family.
Among his survivors left to
cherish his memory are his
mother, Gladys Hardrict; a
sister, Shirley (Vachel) Sr.)
Medley; three stepsisters,
Kathryn, Twyla and Mareka;
nephews, Vachel Jr. and
Demetrius; aunts, Rosie
Hollingsworth, Georgia Terry
and Ruth Hardrict of
Cleveland, MS, Lillie Jackson
of Chicago, IL, Earnestine
(Willie
James)
Brown,
Catherine (Robert) William,
Martha (Ezzie) Perry of Shaw,
MS and Velma Love of
Romulus; uncles, Milton
Hardrict of Drew, MS,
Minister James Love of
Shaw, MS and the Rev.
Clarence (Jacqueline) Love
of Wayne, God brothers,
Sean Page and Dejuan
McCool; a god niece
Shamike Brown; a host of
cousins and other relatives,
and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home
with Pastor Kenneth T. Ricks
of New Harvest Baptist
Church officiating. The Penn
Funeral Home wa entrusted
with the final arrangements
for Mr. Hardrict III.
Interment was at United
Memorial
Gardens
in
Plymouth.
Hessie Josephine Barnett
Sunrise: Aug. 2, 1930
Sunset: May 5, 2013
Hessie Josephine Barnett
died May 5, 2013.
Among those left to mourn
her passing and cherish her
memory are her daughter
and son-in-law, Deborah and
Paul Windham Fritts; her son
Wayne (Caprice) Barnett;
daughter, Lori Barnett; sisters
Almira Berry and Shirley
(Brister) Barnett; daughters-
in-law, Janie Barnett, Patricia
(Pat) Windham and Tammy
Bell; 16 grandchildren,
Desiree Allen, Brandon
Bridges, Avery and Ebony
Windham, Trina (Keith)
Mems, Kirk and Leroy
Barnett, Carol, Cassie and
Cristina Barnett, Cindy and
Todd Barnett, Wayne Barnett,
Jr. and Cartier Barnett; nine
great-grandchildren, Javonte
Allen, Daniel Barnett, Alex
and Joshua Mems, Amari
Peoples, Jamal, Jada and
LeAnna Barnett and Jada
Marie Lee-Barnett; a host of
other relatives including
nieces and nephews, and
many friends including her
long time special friends,
Minnetter
Winfiels
of
Pennsylvania, Alice Brown,
Rosemary
Castleman,
Marilyn
Miley,
Naomi
Williams, Geraldine Allen,
Willie and Ramona Bonner,
Mesha Davis, Pearl Childs,
Pearl Nolin, Boobie Redding
and Wyman, Gerald Glen
and Sharon Oliver.
Mrs. Barnett was preceded in
death by two brothers-in-law,
James Berry and Albert
Barnett and grandchildren
Alexander
and
Tiffany
Barnett.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster which
was entrusted with the final
arrangements.
Pastor David Johnson, II offi-
ciated at the services.
Interment was at United
Memorial
Gardens
in
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On Wednesday May 29th,
2013, Great Lakes Towing
will conduct a public auction
of impounded and aban-
doned vehicles. These
Vehicles will begin at
11:45am, at Great Lakes
Towing, 42350 Van Born Rd,
Belleville MI, County of
Wayne, where the following
vehicles will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder.
2000 CADILLAC
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2002 LINCOLN
1LNHM87A42Y621357
2005 FORD
1FAFP34N35W138316
At 2:00pm the auction will
move to Great Lakes Towing
located at 32984 Ford Rd,
Westland, MI, County of
Wayne where the following
vehicles, impounded through
the
Livonia
Police
Department, will be offered
for sale to the highest bidder.
2007 TOYOTA
2T1BR32E77C803817
Immediately following the
Livonia Police Department
auction, Great Lakes Towing
located at 32984 Ford Rd,
Westland MI, County of
Wayne will offer the following
vehicle inpounded through
the
Dearborn
Police
Deparment for sale to the
highest bidder.
2007 KIA
KNDJF724177326693
All Vehicles are sold in “as is
condition.” Bidding on all
impounded vehicles will start
at the amount due for towing
and storage. Vehicles may
be deleted from this lest at
any time prior to the start of
the auction.
Highest bidder is responsible
for all processing fees and
title work with each individual
Police Agency.
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ANTON
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ORTHVILLE
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LYMOUTH
Ceremony marks ground breaking for memorial
Annual Canton Cup to bring 40,000 to township
Northville upgrades planned
Wayne County officials, area
police officers and firefighters
and some elected officials were
on hand last week to help Wayne
County Executive Robert Ficano
break ground for the new First
Responders Memorial in
PlymouthTownship.
The site of the memorial, a 1.5-
acre grassy knoll at Hines Drive
and Haggerty Road was the loca-
tion chosen for the site which will
include a granite monument, con-
crete walkways, pavers, seat walls,
parking accommodations and
lighting.
Funding for the $250,000
memorial will be provided by the
county parks millage and the
annual upkeep and maintenance
expenses are expected to come
from an annual 5K charity run.
Wayne County Parks will host the
initial “Heroes on the Hines Half
Marathon and 5K Run” on the
morning of Oct. 5, when runners
will travel from the west end of
Hines Park to thememorial site.
Ficano said he was inspired to
do something for the fallen first
responders by the loss of a fellow
officer, Sgt. William Dickerson,
who died in the line of duty in
1991. Ficano said the William
Dickerson Correctional Facility in
Hamtramck was named in honor
of the officer.
“It's so difficult to express the
loss of a first responder.” Ficano
said.
James Bowens, father of
Detroit Police officer, Matthew
Bowens, who died in 2004 spoke
briefly at the ceremony. “It's a fra-
ternity we belong to, united by
tragic deaths,” Bowens said, refer-
ring to the camaraderie between
families and friends of lost first
responders. “Support your police
and fire, it's a lasting tribute to
those who make the ultimate sac-
rifice.”
After an invocation led by the
Wayne County Chaplain, students
from Livonia Franklin High
School choir sang the National
Anthem.
Construction is scheduled to
being immediately with a
September 2013 completiondate.
A Memorial Day Weekend tradi-
tion continues as the Canton
Soccer Club hosts the 31st Annual
Canton Cup Soccer Tournament
this weekend on 50 fields in
Canton.
The largest tournament of its
kind in the state, the 2013 Canton
Cup will be under way from 5-9
p.m. tomorrow, from 7 a.m. until 9
p.m. Saturday and from 7 a.m. until
7 p.m. Sunday. About 577 teams will
compete in the event.
“The Canton Soccer Club has
always been committed to the best
interests of the players and high
quality soccer in an atmosphere
that stresses teamwork, sportsman-
ship, and skilled soccer play that
will help players gain a life-long
love and appreciation for the
sport,” said Darryl Noel, 2013
Canton Cup Soccer Tournament
director. “We strive to create an
environment of growth for all play-
ers that is fun, challenging but most
importantly rewarding for every-
one involved in the game.”
Five Canton venues will be used
tohost thismassive competition,
including: 25 fields and the
event
headquarters
in
Independence Park, located at
Denton andCherryHill roads; nine
fields in Heritage Park, located at
Heritage Parkway and Canton
Center Road; three fields in Griffin
Park, located at Cherry Hill and
Sheldon roads; and 12 fields in the
Plymouth-Canton Educational
Park High School, located at Joy
andCantonCenterRoad.
Canton Public Safety Director
Todd Mutchler has issued a tempo-
rary traffic order in conjunction
with the tournament for the week-
end.
Due to safety concerns for
pedestrians and motorists, the
speed limit onDentonRoadwill be
25 m.p.h. from 1,000 feet north of
Proctor Road to 1,000 feet south of
the southern boundary of
Independence Park from 4-8 p.m.
May 24, from7 a.m. until 9 p.m. May
25 and from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. May
26.
In addition, parking will be pro-
hibited on the east side of Denton
Road from Times Drive to
Lansdowne.
For more information, access
www.cantonsoccerclub.com or the
tournament website at www.can-
toncup.net.
While the majority of the work is sched-
uled to be done this summer, buildings in
theNorthville schools are already preparing
for the technology upgrades approved by
voters lastNovember .
Northville Board of Education members
recently awarded contracts for much of the
classroom technology - to be installed over
the summer months at Northville High
School and the two middle schools and
throughout the fall at the elementary
schools - including new desktop and laptop
computers, classroom audiovisual systems,
document cameras, instructional carts and
interactive whiteboards. Contracts also have
been awarded for replacement and upgrade
of the district's server and storage area net-
work, along with installation of new phone
systems. In addition, the district has transi-
tioned to a new e-mail system this spring
that offers more flexibility and increased
storage.
unit, about 1,400 square feet, will have two
bedrooms, two bathrooms and a sunroom
on the east side of the building surrounded
bywindows.
The second-third level apartment will
feature three bedrooms and two bathrooms
and the third level will contain the master
bedroom and ensuite bath, encompassing
2,200 square feet in total.
Dickson is no stranger to historic preser-
vation. He owns several residential proper-
ties in Plymouth and the 705 Main St. office
complex that was the former Century
Twenty-One sales office. In addition,
Dickson owns the oldest building in Detroit,
the Charles C. Trowbridge House located at
1380 E. Jefferson. The Greek revival style
structure was built in 1826. It is a Michigan
State Historic Site and is on the National
Register ofHistoricPlaces.
House
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Wayne County and local officials perform the ceremonial ground break-
ing for the First Responders Memorial.
Photo by Don Howard
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