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May 30, 2013
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Wayne alumni group awards annual scholarships
No primary election in Wayne
Church sets clothing give away
More than 400 alumni and
friends of Wayne High School
attended the all-class reunion last
week at when Ashley Carey and
Jason Spurlock were awarded
scholarships.
The primary mission of the
Wayne High Schools Alumni
Association is to award scholar-
ships to deserving Wayne
Memorial High School graduates
by soliciting donations from mem-
bers and friends, with the goal of
creating an endowment fund that
will continually give scholarships
into the future, saidKathyHayes of
the group.
“Our mission is also to promote
re-establishment of high school
friendships by hosting the Annual
Alumni Reunion Banquet, which
honors the class celebrating its
50th graduation anniversary,” she
added.
The first scholarships of $500
per year for four years were
awarded in 1986. In 1997 the schol-
arship award was increased to
$1,000 per year, Hayes said. In
2001, two $1,000 scholarships were
granted. In 2008, the scholarship
award was increased to $1,500 and
as of this year, the association has
granted a total of $127,000 in schol-
arships to deserving Wayne
Memorial High School graduates.
“We are proud that 100 percent of
all donations and profit go toward
our scholarships,” Hayes said in a
prepared release. The two recipi-
ents this year were Carey and
Spurlock.
Wayne Mayor Al Haidous pre-
sented Alumni Association
President Richard Smith and the
executive board with a plaque in
appreciation for hosting the annu-
al reunion and presenting the
scholarships. Bill Miller, a 1967
graduate, won the big prize of the
evening, a lottery board with $100
in various lottery tickets.
Carey is the daughter of Jamey
and Angela Carey and has one sib-
ling. She participated in a variety
of activities, including volleyball
and swimming. She received an
academic letter and a Zebra
Award. Carey plans to attend
Schoolcraft Community College
and major in Pediatric Nursing
because she loves working with
andhelping children.
Spurlock is the son of William
and Doris Spurlock and has two
siblings. He was president of the
robotics team, a senior member of
the National Honor Society and
advertising director of the World
Language Club. In addition he has
received an academic letter. He
plans to attend the University of
Michigan - Dearborn Campus and
major in engineering because he
loves science, technology and
mathematics.
Scholarship winner Jason Spurlock receives congratulations from his
mother, Doris Spurlock and grandmother, Sonja Wendlend, far right.
Lighting upgrades set
Some sections of Westlandwill
be in the dark for awhile as DTE
Energy works on upgrades to 150
older street lights.
Upgrades are planned to older
street lights that are energized by
“series circuits.” These street-
lights pose problems because
when one light goes out, other
lights on the circuit can be affect-
ed, according to a spokesman
froom DTE. The upgrades - to
LED from mercury vapor -- will
ensure that when there is a prob-
lem with one street light, other
lights on the circuit will continue
to operate. In addition, the new
lights will be significantly more
energy efficient, he said.
To complete each phase of the
project safely, DTE Energy will
shut off power to impacted street
lighting circuits for 30 to 40 days,
beginning this month. Signs will
be posted on street lights that are
affected by the upgrade work,
and door hangers will be left at
area homes and businesses to
notify them that work is being
done.
As work on each circuit is
completed, street lights will be
restored as quickly as possible to
lessen the impact on the commu-
nity, the spokesman added.
Westland street lights to be
replaced are between Joy Road
and Ann Arbor Trail in the neigh-
borhood bound by Liberty
Boulevard and August Avenue,
and south of Ann Arbor Trail
between Carrousel Boulevard
andDonnaRoad.
Status reports are available at
dteenergy.com/lights,
the
spokesman said.
More information about the
project is available at DTE
Energy Community Lighting
Department at (800) 548-4655.
Two candidates have filed
nominating petitions for the
office of mayor in the city of
Wayne.
Incumbent Mayor Al Haidous
will face opponent DonFlynn.
In an interview last month,
Haidous said that the decision to
seek reelection was not an easy
one for him this time. “I really felt
that it might be time to give some-
one else a chance, but then I
looked at all there is to do and all
the things I want to finish in the
city. I said that I have to do this. I
need to finish these things.”
Haidous also said that he felt it
was inappropriate for him to
leave the city during this time of
problems andbudget difficulties.
“We are cutting and trying to
have a balanced budget. I don't
think I should step away when
there is so much work we have to
do for our city,” he said.
As only two candidates filed,
there will not be a preliminary
election in the city, according to
information provided by City
ClerkMattMiller.
Six candidates filed nominat-
ing petitions for the three expir-
ing terms on the Wayne City
Council.
Hoping for election to the
Wayne council are: Jamie Conn,
current Councilman Jim Hawley,
James K. Henley, Brenda Ozog,
former Councilwoman Susan M.
Rowe andShariWelch.
The General Election will take
placeNov. 5.
Middlebelt Baptist Church
members will host another in a
series of clothing giveaways from
9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, June
8.
There are items for all ages and
clothing for children, women and
men will be available, along with
some other items.
Middlebelt Baptist Church is
located at 943 Middlebelt Road in
Inkster.
For more information, call (734)
728-3838.
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