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10. Coming Events
30. Help Wanted
31. Help Wanted Sales
32. Help Wanted Drivers
33. Child Care
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40. Business Opportunity
42. Health and Fitness
43. Money to Loan
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54. Rummage Sales
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The Emergency Food Assistance
Program (TEFAP) volunteers in Canton
Township were the recent recipients of a
Community Service Award presented by
mParks, formerly known as Michigan
Recreation and Park Association. The
award was presented in recognition of
their ongoing commitment and contribu-
tionswithin theCanton community.
Canton Township first began partici-
pating in The Emergency Food
Assistance Program in December, 2009.
This federally-funded supplemental food
program, which is currently administered
in Canton by the Canton supervisor's
office, distributes food to low income fam-
ilies, with a goal of providing better
access to nutritional food.
Each month, Canton Leisure Services
coordinates community volunteers who
distribute TEFAP food items to qualifying
residents on the third Wednesday at the
Summit on thePark.
Canton volunteers unload and sort pal-
lets of food items and then package it for
distribution according to the recipient's
family size. In addition, these volunteers
often assist with registration, distribution,
and loading of commodities into the pro-
gram recipients' cars. The TEFAP
process starts with the United States
Department of Agriculture (USDA) pur-
chasing food, which is made available to
the Department of Social Services, who
then provides it Wayne County, from
whichCanton receives it for distribution.
“This mParks Community Service
Award is further proof that Canton's dedi-
cated volunteers are truly making a dif-
ference within our community,” said
Canton Leisure Services Director Debra
Bilbrey-Honsowetz. “Because of their
many hours of hard work, we are able to
serve the children, families and seniors
who needhelpwithin theCanton commu-
nity.”
Members of Canton's TEFAP volunteer
program currently include: Marian Busa,
Gloria Cifaldi, Becky Copenhaver, Wayne
Fercho, Tina Gitary, Sue Goodchild,
Dennis Hindman, Rita Morris, Cam
Nellett, Nila Patel, Mary Jo Raeck,
RichardPientak andMarilynShedd.
Canton volunteers have collectively
logged more than 2,200 hours of commu-
nity service since the program start, with
most of the volunteers continuing to serve
since the inception of the program.
For additional information about The
Emergency Food Assistance Program
(TEFAP), as well as other Canton Leisure
Services classes, programs and events,
visit
or call (734) 394-
5460.
Four members of the
Northville City Fire Department
were recently promoted to the
rank of lieutenant. The promo-
tions, announced recently by
Fire Chief Stephen Ott, includ-
ed:
Brian Bohnet who has been
with the department for 13 years.
In addition to his qualifications
as a firefighter and EMT, he is a
department fire inspectors, and
a fire instructor through the state
of Michigan. Bohnet will serve as
the department training officer;
John Lapenta, a 15-year veter-
an of the department, who
serves as a firefighter/EMt and
led the department public edu-
cation activities. He earned a
degree in fire science and repre-
sents the department with the
WesternWayne Fire Department
Mutual Aid Association
Technical Rescue Team.
Lapenta will now serve as the
EMS coordinator for the depart-
ment;
Matthew Samhat, who has
been with the department since
2012 after his graduation from
an in-house fire academy. He is a
firefighter/EMT and also earned
a bachelor of arts in criminal jus-
tice degree. He also represents
the department as a member of
the Mutual Aid Association
Technical RescueTeam;
Robert Weiland has more
than 37 years of experience as a
firefighter/paramedic and also
has a background in electrical
engineering. He has completed
training as an incident safety
officer and a health and safety
officer. Weiland will serve as the
quartermaster, with responsibili-
ty for department equipment.
Sixteen firefighters applied
for the four promotions to lieu-
tenant, Ott said, and the success-
ful candidates were chosen fol-
lowing a review of the applica-
tions, interviews with both Ott
and an interview with an oral
board comprised lieutenants
and captains from neighboring
communities. Two of the new
positions are replacements of
retiring firefighters in the
department and two are new
positions authorized by the
NorthvilleCity Council.
Currently, Northville City Fire
Department personnel provides
fire services for both the City of
Northville and the City of
Plymouth from three stations.
The department is staffed by a
full time chief and 55 part-time
and paid on-call firefighters and
EMS responders.
mParks President Sean Fletcher, left, presents Canton TEFAP volunteers Sue
Goodchild, Mary Jo Raeck and Canton Leisure Services Volunteer Coordinator Paula
Kosbe with a 2016 mParks Community Service Award.
Sixteen firefighters
applied for the
four promotions
to lieutenant.
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4 promotions marked by Northville Fire Department
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