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public safety officers over the 911

system. In two separate circuit

court cases since he has been

treasurer, he has been sued for his

unlawful conduct in violating the

civil rights of female employees,

including sex discrimination. Our

community deserves better. We

deserve a new treasurer.

I hope that you will join me in

voting for Edwin A. Schulz for

treasurer and Jennifer Mann for

township trustee. I believe in their

commitment to our community and

I know that their actions on the

Plymouth Township Board will

make people their priority.

MarvinR. Stempien,

PlymouthTownship

Legislator's conduct questioned

To the editor;

I always held the thought that

state representatives represented

the people, tried to improve the

communities they represent, heard

the voice of the people, and creat-

ed laws in the state. I imagined

that they listened to their needs,

recognized their problems, served

on committees, proposed and

voted on legislation and generally

helped their constituents.

I thought Kurt Heisewas our go-

to man in Plymouth Township and

would listen and help us with our

problems. He's the representative

for the 20th District, which covers

everyone in Plymouth, Plymouth

Township, parts of Northville and

easternCanton.

I know Mr. Heise is busy these

days, busy campaigning. I see his

signs all over the community. And, I

know he has lots of exposure and

has held lots of public forums at

coffee shops and libraries.

Heise is deep rooted in

Plymouth Township. He's an attor-

ney of counsel to Hemming,

Polaczyk, Cronin, Witthoff, and

Bennett, in Plymouth, which spe-

cializes in environmental, munici-

pal, and labor law, and whose

clients include Canton, Garden

City, Dearborn Heights and

Plymouth Township. Heise's law

partner is Tim Cronin, Plymouth

Township's official attorney. He

also knows his way around Wayne

County, too. He used to work for

Bob Ficano as director of the

Wayne County Department of

Environment.

But despite it all, what has Kurt

Heise done to help address the

controversy within Plymouth

Township over our public safety,

except to basically say don't bother

me, “I am a law-maker, not a law

enforcer?”

Currently Plymouth Township is

embroiled in a legal battlewith res-

idents and voters in the Michigan

Court of Appeals over the board of

trustees' denial to allow a public

service referendum to go forward

to save our fire and EMS protec-

tion. Recently, media sources

reported the ACLU is also investi-

gating the township actions.

Heise's law partner and his law

firm are racking up thousands of

dollars in legal fees each month to

fight his own constituents.

It's ironic, when you read about

Kurt Heise's accomplishments he

says things like, “Protecting public

health is a basic responsibility of

government, and…We clearly need

more transparency at all levels of

government.”

But the one quote that really

makes me think about his dedica-

tion is, “It is critical that we have

an additional bridge across the

Detroit River.”

DonHoward,

Plymouth

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FROM PAGE 8

01. Obituaries

02. In Memoriam

03. Cards of Thanks

04. Monuments

& Cemetery Plots

05. Personals/Announcements

06. Legal Notices

07. Attorneys

08. Entertainment

09. Lost & Found

10. Coming Events

30. Help Wanted

31. Help Wanted Sales

32. Help Wanted Drivers

33. Child Care

34. Specialized Services

35. Situations Wanted

40. Business Opportunity

42. Health and Fitness

43. Money to Loan

44. Music/Art Lessons

45. Adult Care

46. Private Schools/Instruction

47. Riding/Horses/Stables

50. Pets & Supplies

54. Rummage Sales

55. Estate Sales

56. Flea Markets

57. Antiques

58. Garage and Yard Sales

59. Auctions

60. Misc. Sales

61. Misc. Items

62. Building Supplies

63. Business and

OfficeEquipment

64. Lawn & Garden Supplies

65. Tree Service

66. Landscape / Nurseries

67. Garden Plant / Supplies

68. Garden / Produce

70. Masonry / Brickwork

72. Cleaning Services

73. Musical Merchandise

74. Sporting Goods

75. Boats / Accessories

76. Remodeling & Renovations

77. Recreation Vehicles

78. Hunting / Fishing

82. Wanted to Buy

87. Room for Rent

88. Duplexes for Rent

89. Apartments for Rent

90. Condos/Townhouses for Rent

92. Business Places for Rent

93. Banquet Halls

94. Farm Land for Rent

95. Real Estate

96. Houses for Rent

97. Cottages for Rent

98. Manufactured/Mobile Homes

99. Flats for Rent

100. Will Share

101. Wanted to Rent

102. Storage

103. Business Property for Sale

104. Farms & Acreage for Sale

105. Mobile Homes for Sale

106. Houses for Sale

107. Condos/Townhouses for Sale

108. Lake and Resort

109. Income Property

110. Lots for Sale

111. Out of State Property

112. Commercial Lease

113. Real Estate Wanted

114. Auto Accessories

115. Autos for Sale

116. Antique & Classic Cars

117. Trucks & Vans for Sale

118. Freebies

119. Auto Repairs

120. Motorcycles

121. Autos Wanted

Wilbert S. Zang

Wilbert S. Zang, 91, died

July 19, 2012.

Mr. Lang was preceded in

death by his beloved wife,

Dorothy H. Zang, a brother,

John (Nancy) and a sister,

Delores.

Among his survivors are his

children, Katharine (Walter)

Flack, Ronald (Jane) and

Douglas (Stacey); grandchil-

dren, Jennifer, Ahja, Adam

and Martin; great-grandchil-

dren. Cristopher Rocket and

Samantha Lee; siblings,

Robert, Eugene (Janet),

Donald, Elden (Carole) and

Harriet (John) Pauluk.

Funeral

services

were

Monday from the chapel of

the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home,

7707 Middlebelt Road.

Memorial tributes can be

shared with the family at

griffinfuneralhome.com.

Carmelita Gray Morrow

Sunrise: March 24, 1966

Sunset: July 11, 2014

Carmelita Gray Morrow died

July 11, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her three

children, Aundrae E. Morrow,

Jr., Chavaun A. Morrow and

Linn D. Jackson, Jr.; a grand-

daughter, Alena Morrow; 11

siblings, Betty (Isiah) Carter

of Itta Bena, MS, Melvin

(Africa) Gray of Sauk Rapids,

MN., Ronnie Gray of Detroit,

Rosita (Samuel) Payne and

Juanita (Harry) Johnson of

Inkster, Carice (LaRue)

Mason of Westland, Kenneth

Gray of Inkster; Alvin Gray of

Detroit, Macus (Kimberly)

Gray of Belleville, Philip

(LaTonya) Gray of Inkster

and Darryl (Kena) Gray of

Warren; two sisters-in-law,

Georgia Smith of Toledo, OH

and Stephanie Gray of

Inkster; an uncle, Bradley

Gray of Mount Carmel, SC;

two aunts, Isabelle Gray of

Inkster and Mary Brown of

Calhoun Falls, SC; a host of

nieces, nephews, cousins

and other relatives, and

many friends.

Ms Gray-Morrow was pre-

ceded in death by her par-

ents, Mother Sadie E. and

Deacon Clarence Gray, Sr.

and three brothers, Clarence

Gray, Jr. Pheophilus Gray

and Stanley Gray.

Funeral services were at

Christ Temple Apostolic

Church in Westland with

Sufrragan Bishop Luke A.

McClendon, Jr. officiating.

Interment was at Knollwood

Memorial Park on Ridge

Road in Canton Township.

Final arrangements were

entrusted to the Penn

Funeral Home on Inkster

Road in Inkster.

Deborah McMullen

Sunrise: Oct. 2, 1948

Sunset: July 12, 2012

Deborah McMullen died July

12, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her daugh-

ter, Camielle; two grandsons,

Mark A. Wilcox, Jr. and

Steven N. Anderson; a step-

daughter, Bonita McMullen; a

goddaughter, Myrle McNac;

her sister, Patricia Clark; an

aunt, Penny Martin; a host of

nieces, nephews cousins

and other relatives, and

many friends.

Funeral services were at the

Penn Funeral Home on

Inkster road in Inkster with

the Rev. Dr. Joseph Stephens

officiating.

Final rites were accorded by

Tri

County

Cremation

Services.

Amelia Mcehelle

Chambers

Jan. 23, 1963

July 15, 2012

Amelia Michelle Chambers

died July 15, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her mother,

Irene Chambers Martin; sis-

ters, Mary Lois, Hazel,

Sandra Hicks, Dorothy,

Estella, Brenda and Anita;

brothers, Willie (Bobby),

Martin (J.R.) and Larry

Luckett; many nieces and

nephews, by birth and by

love whom she called her

treasures; a special friend

Charlie Jackson, and many

dear friends.

Funeral services were at

Amity Baptist Church on

Carlysle Avenue in Inkster

with Pastor Spencer T. Ellis

officiating.

Interment was at United

Memorial

Gardens

in

Plymouth.

Final arrangements were

entrusted to the Penn

Funeral Home on Inkster

Road in Inkster.

Arthur C. Sneed

Sept. 16, 1924

July 17, 2012

Arthur C. Sneed died July 17,

2012

Among those left to cherish

his memory are his sister,

Rachael Leroy of Macon, GA;

brothers, Ezekiel (Evelyn)

Sneed and Lynn (Lois)

Sneed, both of Yatesville, GA

; a brother-in-law, Richard

(Ruth)

McCants

of

Thomaston, GA; a sister-in-

law Mattie (Mel) Fullwood of

Pontiac; granddaughters,

Monya (Charlie) Cosby, Lysa

Sneed, Chandra Sneed and

Tiffany (William) Knox;

grandsons, Kenneth (Lezlee)

Johnson and James (Sara)

Johnson; great-grandsons,

Steven Cosby (D.C.), Jordan

Johnson, Kyle Holmes, Ryan

Knox and Ian Knox; great-

granddaughters,

Tamia

Johnson, Morgan Cochran,

Kendall Knox and Alana

Johnson; a host of nieces

and nephews, and many

friends.

Funeral services were at the

Penn Funeral Home on

Inkster Road in Inkster with

the eulogy by Elder L.D.

Lumpkin.

Interment was at Westlawn

Cemetery in Wayne.

Annette Holmes

Sunrise: June 14, 1936

Sunset: July 15, 2012

Annette Holmes died July 15,

2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her hus-

band, Andrew Holmes, Jr.;

her three daughters, Terren

Holmes, Tameesha Holmes

and Jamie Lynn Warren; her

mother, Narvell Fisher; a

granddaughter,

Essence

Danielle Grant; a sister, Clara

James; a host of other rela-

tives, and many friends.

Funeral services were at

Triumph Church in Detroit

with Pastor Solomon Kinloch,

Jr. officiating.

Interment was at Mount

Hope Memorial Gardens in

Livonia. Final arrangements

were entrusted to the Penn

Funeral Home on Inkster

Road in Inkster.

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Calendar of events

Healthworkshops set

The

National

Kidney

Foundation of Michigan (NKFM) is

hosting a free health workshop

from 1-3:30 p.m. every Thursday

through Aug. 16 to help diabetic

individuals improve their health.

The Diabetes Personal Action

Toward Health (PATH) class will

meet at 29477 Cherry Hill Road in

Inkster.

Registration for Diabetes PATH

is required and space is limited. To

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Concours d'Elegance visitsMill Race

Vehicles from the Concours

d'Elegance will be visiting Mill

Race Village in Northville at noon

tomorrow, July 27.

The Concours d'Elegance is an

exhibit of prestigious collector cars

as well as an automotive art exhibi-

tion, a vintage car auction and

other events which can be seen it

its entirety at The Inn of St. John's

inPlymouthbeginning July 29.

Mill Race Historical Village is

located at 215 Griswold in

Northville.

The event is free and open to

the public andwill be sponsored by

the Northville Historical Society.

For more information, call (248)

348-1845.

Smooth Sunday Jazz planned

La Bistecca Italian Grille will

host a special Smooth Sunday Jazz

event from 1-6 p.m. July 29 at the

restaurant, 39405 Plymouth Road

inPlymouth.

Musical performances by the

Gibson Trio, Tony Ruda and some

surprise guests are planned and

the kitchen is preparing a special

small plates menu to replace the

usual offering for Sunday only.

LaBistecca will not be accepting

any promotional coupons this

Sunday. For more information or

reservations, call (734) 254-0400.

Circus tickets nowon sale

Kelly Miller Circus tickets are

now on sale at the Wayne

Community Center. The circus will

be in at Attwood Park for one-day

only with shows at 2 and 5:50 p.m.

Aug. 11.

Pre-sale tickets are $6 for chil-

dren, 12 and younger, and $10 for

adults.

The community center is locat-

ed at 4635HoweRoad inWayne.

Victorian applications available

The Northville Victorian

Festival will return for the 24th

year Sept. 21-23 throughout the

downtown area.

Registration for non-profit

groups and crafters who want to

the part of the festival are now

being accepted. The festival is

Batmanmovie?

No, and no, and no. Millions of

people read those comics, er,

graphic novels. Millions more went

to see all the movies, watched the

old TV series and ate their Cap'n

Crunch Saturday mornings watch-

ing the cartoon version of Batman.

The Dark Knight ain't to blame.

And neither are theater managers

who had no way of suspecting that

anybody could be plotting this kind

of horror.

Nor are Holmes' parents who

are now being investigated by an

army of journalists camped on

their front lawn or the college he

attended where "teachers should

have seen the signs" to blamehere.

Those allegations are as nuts as

Holmes is. Seriously, is there any-

body they don't want to blame?

Here's where the fault lies: With

this mentally ill man who didn't

find professional help when his

fantasies began to include harming

other people. The only blame here

is with the man who planned and

executed this horrendous attack on

his fellowhumanbeings.

The blame here rests with men-

tal illness. Now, please, just let the

rest of us grieve and try to come to

gripswith this tragedy.

behindher actions?

We've heard some of the laugh-

able excuses her fellow board

members have offered for these

actions, but we honestly expected