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July 19, 2018
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AYNE
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ESTLAND
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Classified
Criminal charges filed
in fatal Wayne car crash
Friends seek help
Devin Adams, controller for
the City of Westland, is looking
forward to his new duties as
president of the Westland
RotaryClub for 2018-19.
Adams noted that the stan-
dards for the job were set pretty
highby his predecessor.
“She did a great job and I def-
initely have some big shoes to
fill,” he said of outgoing presi-
dent Maria Mitter, a Wayne-
Westland school staffmember.
Adams also told Mitter than
withhis installation, she became
the “second youngest” club pres-
ident.
Adams thanked his fiancee,
his mother and his City of
Westland colleagues for support,
along with the Westland Rotary
members, “and especially Dick
Isham, whowe all call Chief.”
Adams noted of Rotarians,
“They all pretty much created
the blueprint for success,” and
followed the Rotary creed of
ServiceAboveSelf.
Adams vowed to reach out to
those in need during his year as
president, saying, “I've always
had a strong family foundation.”
Local chiropractor Dr.
Amanda Apfelblat was lauded
as an honorary Rotarian for her
extensive community involve-
ment, particularly in Westland
andWayne.
“The Rotary has meant so
much to me. You are always
there,” saidApfelblat.
Mitter gave the Service
Above Self award to longtime
Westland Rotarian Jeff
Juenemann.
“He exemplifies Rotary. Mr.
Juenemann, this award is for
you.”
Mary McGaw of Rotary gar-
nered the Rotarian of the Year
award, withMitter noting, “Mary
has been a great champion.”
In installing officers and
directors, Assistant District
Governor Jerry Richardson
said, “This is one of the things I
really enjoy doing. It's exciting.
Each president offers their own
unique perspective.”
Richardson, who belongs to
the Rotary Club of Belleville,
gave Adams a president's pin
and club flag.
“Fly that with pride and great
gusto,” he said. Richardson told
the other club leaders, “You all
got sworn in because it's a big
responsibility. Anybody who's
coming innow is standing on the
shoulders of giants.”
Joining Adams as officers for
the coming Westland Rotary
year are: John Albrecht, presi-
dent-elect; Isham, treasurer/sec-
retary; Mitter as past president
and Margaret Harlow, Kathleen
Johnson, Mary McGaw, Paul
Motz, Kristi Nimsgern, Don
Oesterwind,
and
Mary
Vellardita, directors.
Westland Rotary meets at
12:15 p.m. Thursdays at Joy
Manor, on the south side of Joy
Road east of Middlebelt Road in
Westland. Prospective members
and guests arewelcome.
Julie Brown
Staff Writer
Sworn in
New officers lead Rotary
A Canton Township man faces
criminal charges as a result of a fatal
vehicle crash inWayne.
Last week, Wayne County
Prosecutor Kym Worthy changed
Tyler Robinson, 25, in connection
with the incident that took place at
11:30 p.m. July 6 at Wayne Road and
East Michigan Avenue. It is alleged
that Robinson disregarded a red
light and crashed into a car, killing a
54-year-old woman from West
Bloomfield.
Wayne police officers were dis-
patched to crash scene and reported-
ly smelled the odor of intoxicants on
Robinson. He was taken to a local
hospital for treatment and was sub-
sequently arrested by Wayne Police
officers at 6:30 a.m. July 7.
Robinson has been charged with
OperatingWhile Intoxicated Causing
Death and Reckless Driving Causing
Death. He was arraigned July 9
before Judge Laura Redmond Mack
in 29th District Court in Wayne. The
judge ordered a $500,000 cashbond.
A probable cause conference in
the case was scheduled for July 17
beforeMack.
Tyler Robinson
The City of Wayne 2018 FRIENDS (People
HelpingPeople) group is looking for volunteers.
FRIENDS will take place this year on
Saturday, Sept. 8 or, if it rains, Sept. 15. The goal of
this program, which began in 1998, is to help a
Wayne resident who cannot perform mainte-
nancework due to financial ormedical situations.
The day (usually about 6 hours) starts at 8:30
a.m. with a continental breakfast at the HYPE
Recreation Center. Material, equipment, t-shirts
and lunch, plus refreshments are provided on
site.
Youth Groups are welcome, with one adult for
every five youth volunteers.
To volunteer or for more information, call the
Community Development Department at (734)
722-2000 or email Albert Damitio, the FRIENDS
chairperson, at
.
Outgoing Westland Rotary President Maria Mitter, left, congratulates honorary Rotarian Dr. Amanda
Apfelblat, a local chiropractor. Apfelblat was lauded at the June 28 club luncheon for her extensive com-
munity involvement, particularly in Wayne and Westland.
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