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August 2, 2012

Calendar of events

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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

Joseph Nathan and

Lovey May Patton

Joseph Nathan Patton

Oct. 11, 1916

July 26, 2012

Lovey May Patton

Aug. 25, 1924

July 22, 2012

Joseph Nathan Patton died

July 26, 2012, just four days

after the death of his wife,

Lovey May Patton on July 22,

2012

Among their survivors are

seven children, 13 grandchil-

dren; their great-grandchil-

dren; his sisters-in-law and

her sisters, Fannie May Shaw

and Racheal Cistrunk, both

of Detroit; a host of nieces,

nephews, cousins and other

relatives, and many friends.

Funeral services for the cou-

ple took place at Christian

Faith Ministries on Marquette

in Garden City with the Rev.

John Hearn officiating.

Interment was at Knollwood

Memorial Cemetery.

Final arrangements were

entrusted to the Penn

Funeral Home on Inkster

Road in Inkster.

Shirley Jean McIntosh

Sunrise: Feb. 3, 1944

Sunset: July 22, 2012

Shirley Jean McIntosh died

July 22, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her hus-

band, Henry Allen McIntosh,

sons,

David

(Donna)

McIntosh and Dennis (Maria)

McIntosh; a daughter-in-law,

Wendy McIntosh; a brother,

William (Angela) Hartfield;

her grandchildren, Crystal,

Jerry Jr., Ashley, Quincey,

David, Diamond, Dennis, Jr.,

Destiny, Deshawn, Darius

and Ali; seven-great-grand-

children; a host of other rela-

tives, and many friends.

Funeral services were at the

Penn Funeral Home on

Inkster Road in Inkster with

theRev. Dr. Arthur Willis offici-

ating.

Final rites were accorded by

Tri County Cremations

Services in Ypsilanti.

Janie DeLois Robinson

Jan. 18, 1954

July 21, 2012

Janie DeLois Robinson died

July 21, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

her memory are her loving

husband, Louis; two chil-

dren, Tracey and Sammie;

five grandchildren, Adereka,

Kyesha, Mariah, Kyuan and

D'Angelo; nine brothers,

Willie

(Connie),

Dave

(Dorotha), James, Jerry

(Dyniece),

Prince,

Jr.

(Jessica), Stafford, Trent,

Raymond and Lamount

(Theresa); two sisters,

Loretta (Edwin) and Lashelle;

two Godchildren, Lazella

(Shelia) and Anthony "Tony"

(Tamra);

three

uncles,

Herbert Booker, Albert

Booker and Ben Bohanon;

an aunt, Carrie Booth; a host

of nieces, nephews and

other family members, and

many friends.

Funeral services were at the

Penn Funeral Home on

Inkster Road in Inkster with

the Rev. Dr. Arthur Willis offi-

ciating.

Interment was at Knollwood

Cemetery on Ridge Road in

Canton Township.

William Henry Gore

Sunrise: May 9, 1947

Sunset: July 15, 2012

William Henry "Bill" Gore died

July 15, 2012.

Among those left to cherish

his memory are his children,

Yolanda Gore, Wayland

Gore, Crystal Gore-Gammon

and Tracey Bush; siblings,

Elizabeth Clark, Stella Davis

Nolan Davis, Leroy Gore and

Lemont Gore; grandchildren,

Jasmyn gore-Robert, Durel

Gore,

Christian

Gore-

Gammon and Christopher

Gore-Gammon; a dear

friend, Temeka Pitts, a host of

nieces, nephews, cousins

and other relatives, and

many friends.

Funeal services took place at

the Penn Funeral Home on

Inkster Road in Inkster with

the Rev. Dr. Arthur C. Willis,

Sr. officiating.

Final rites were accorded by

Tri

County

Cremation

Services of Ypsilanti.

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returned to office based on their

past conduct, excepting perhaps

Bridgman.

In Inkster the incumbent candi-

date for the 22nd District Court is

awaiting sentencing for some

wrongdoing which may preclude

her from serving should she win

the seat and three of her oppo-

nents have been accused of not

actually living in Inkster. We have

to say, the evidence that two of

themdo not live in the community

is pretty convincing.

Obviously, this $138,000 per

year job is pretty attractive as it

drew seven candidates from

which voters must choose. Our

advice would be choose Sabrina

Johnson, Byron Nolen or Teresa

McClain Patton, who all seem to

have outstanding qualifications.

As for the remainder of the

bedsheet ballot voters in Van

Buren Township and other com-

munities will face, we really can't

offer too much insight. There are

so many of them and so much lit-

erature out there, it is difficult to

sort thewheat fromthe chaff.

But what we have had time to

analyze, dissect, investigate and

understand makes us confident of

our choices in both Canton and

Plymouth townships.

But, like so much else in life, in

the end the political machines

keep churning and the real losers

aren't those who receive the

fewest number of votes. It's the

people who don't take the time to

learn about their local candidates

and cast an informedballot.

The polls are open from 7 a.m.

until 8 p.m. We urge you to find

time to protect yourself and your

family from letting someone else

make your choice.

“football program.”

Bovine residue. They were try-

ing to protect the $60 million pro-

gram at the cost of these young

boys' futures. After all, it wasn't

themor their family being sexually

abused.

I think these young boys paid a

hell of a price so that these grown

men and this school could contin-

ue to make their millions from the

football sideshow.

The consequences of their

actions have not been anywhere

near dire enough.

mobiles, and who in Michigan

doesn't, but those who appreciate

the beauty of design, who enjoy

the artistry of designers from

throughout the world from the

time the automobile was invented

are attracted to this event.

This year, with the new parking

arrangement and shuttles, the

event offered even more conven-

ience to those who attended. The

cars were as elegant, the crowds

as pleasant and St. John's as beau-

tiful as ever, but this year organiz-

ers were even more aware of the

surroundings and each car took

the terrain and the beauty of the

landscaped grounds into account.

We're grateful that the

Concours d'Elegance is here,

grateful that we have a facility like

The Inn at St. John's to host the

show and happy to be part of such

a prestigious and worthwhile

event.

Once again, we congratulate

the organizers on a jobwell done.

Restaurant helps UnitedWay

Ruby Tuesday in Plymouth is

supporting Plymouth Community

United Way by donating a portion

of the proceeds to the nonprofit

Friday-Sunday, Aug. 3-5.

For every diner who brings in a

flyer, Ruby Tuesday will donate 20

percent of the cost of themeal.

To print a flyer, visit www.ply-

mouthunitedway.org.

Plymouth Community United

Way continues to see an increase

in requests for food and rent assis-

tance in Plymouth and Canton due

to the economy.

Serving the Plymouth and

Canton community since 1944, the

Plymouth Community United Way

focuses on basic needs, education

and stability.

Old VillageCrawl next week

The Plymouth Community

Chamber of Commerce will spon-

sor the 14th Annual Old Village

Restaurant Crawl from 5:30 until

8:30 p.m. Aug. 8.

Tickets, $15 for adults and $5 for

children under 12, can be pur-

chased at the Chamber of

Commerce office, located at 850 W.

Ann Arbor Trail in downtown

Plymouth and participating busi-

nesses. Tickets can also be pur-

chasedby phone at (734) 453-1540.

This year the crawl features five

eateries, including Hermann's

Olde Towne Grille, JoJo's Treats &

Sweets, Liberty Street Brewing

Co., Plymouth Fish & Seafood and

Station 885.

Contact

the

Plymouth

Community

Chamber

Commerce at (734) 453-1540 for

more information.

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

more about Diabetes PATH, call

Meaghan Sholl at the NKFM at

(800)

482-1455

visit

www.nkfm.org.

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