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October 12, 2017
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Voting for scarecrows under way
Art exhibit entries sought
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CITY OF
WESTLAND
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
On October 17, 2017
the Westland Police
Department will conduct
a public auction of
impounded, abandoned
vehicles. The auction
will begin promptly
at 11:00 am
at Westland Car Care,
6375 Hix Rd., Westland,
MI, County of Wayne,
where the following
vehicles will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder:
2012 NISSAN VERSA
3N1CN7AP6CL900866
2002 MITSUBISHI
GALLANT
4A3AA46G02E093327
2016 FORD TAURUS
1FAHP2KT2GG149051
2004 HONDA ACCORD
1HGCM56304A111634
1988 BUICK REGAL
2G4WD14W5J1485756
2005 PONTIAC G6
1G2ZH528154131118
1996 CHEVROLET
CAPRICE
1G1BL52W4TR134775
2003 TOYOTA
CAMRY
4T1BE32K23U718488
2000 CHEVROLET
BLAZER
1GNDT13W2YK129718
2003 GMC ENVOY
1GKES16SX36221996
1994 BUICK CENTURY
1G4AG55M6R6465039
2005 DODGE CARAVAN
2D4GP44L35R390453
2000 BUICK REGAL
1G4WB52KY1116277
1999 FORD
CROWN VICTORIA
2FAFP73W3XX242247
2001 FORD TAURUS
1FAFP55UX1G101883
*All vehicles are sold in "as
is" condition. Bidding on
all vehicles will start at the
amount due for towing and
storage. Vehicles may be
deleted from this list at any
time prior to the start of the
auction.
PLYMOUTH
TOWNSHIP
POLICE DEPT.
734 354-3232
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
Notice is hereby given that
on 10/13/2017,
at 10:00 am,
Mayflower Auto Transport,
1179 Starkweather,
Plymouth, MI 48170,
a public auction
of the following:
1981 YAMAHA XS650SH
4M4002384
2000 FORD ECONOLINE
1FTNS2429YHB55747
2004 PONTIAC MONTANA
1GMDX03E94D131779
2014 FORD FUSION
3FA6P0H74ER123062
2006 FORD 500
1FAFP24136G144720
2002 KIA SPECTRA
KNAFB121925151597
2007 DODGE CALIBER
1F3HB48B87D544602
2000 VOLKSWAGEN
JETTA
3VWSA29M1YM136828
2002 PONTIAC AZTEK
3G7DA03E02S571889
1997 FORD
THUNDERBIRD
1FALP6246VH139723
1994 FORD CROWN
VICTORIA
2FALP71WORX151042
2005 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX
2G2WP522551198365
2003 CHEVY CAVALIER
1G1JF12F937296862
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Local artist and world
renowned photographer Monty
Nagler has taken on another art-
world challenge.
Nagler has agreed to act as
the juror and judge for the 6th
Annual Artist's Exhibition art
showat theThreeCities Art Club
exhibition at the Westland
Gallery at Westland City Hall.
Nagler, who is also a writer, lec-
turer and teacher of photogra-
phy, holds amaster's degree from
the University of Michigan. He
became a car designer and prod-
uct planner in the automotive
industry before turning his cre-
ative energy to photography. His
passion and drive for photogra-
phy were greatly enhanced after
an intensive workshop with
Ansel Adams in Yosemite
National Park.
Nagler conducts classes and
seminars throughout the world
and he has written a popular
newspaper column and is the
author of six highly successful
photography books. Frequently,
he is called upon to jury compe-
titions and to speak on photogra-
phy topics on local radio and tel-
evision stations.
Approximately 65 pieces will
be selected fromthe entries to be
included in the exhibition.
Ribbons and prizes will be
awarded for first, second and
third place plus two honorable
mention prize winners in two
categories - photography and all
others. Mayor William Wild will
once again select his favorite
piece for his personal $100 "Wild
About Art Award".
A reception is planned from
4:30 until 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 7 when many of the artists
will be available to talk with
attendees. Winning artists will
receive their awards at about 6
p.m. There is no charge to
attend the exhibition or the
reception.
Artwork will be accepted for
the show through Wednesday,
Nov. 15. Original fine art includ-
ing oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel,
collage, mixed media, etc. and
photography are eligible. Art
should be delivered Nov. 28 to
the Westland Gallery at city hall
located at 36300 Warren Road
(west of Westland Shopping
Center) for jurors to make selec-
tions for inclusion in the exhibi-
tion and judging for prizes. Full
details are included on the entry
form that can be downloaded at
.
To learn more about entering
artwork in the exhibition, attend-
ing the event or about Three
Cities Art Club, contact Marilyn
Meredith at (313) 231-3939 or via
e-mail at marilynmeredith@
wowway.com or the club website
at
.
More than 55 scarecrows fill
the streets of Wayne this year
during the 5thAnnual Scarecrow
Show.
The straw sculptures were
hung by volunteers from Wayne
Main Street and Wayne
Memorial High School Junior
Reserve Officer Training Corps
(JROTC) earlier this month.
Each scarecrow has been
designedby an individual, family,
community group or business
and one will have the honor of
being named the online voting
contest winner and another will
be designated as the people's
choice contest winner. The win-
ners will be awarded a small
prize sponsored by Kurt's Caps
and be featured on the registra-
tion form next year along with
having bragging rights.
The scarecrow with the most
"likes" on the Wayne Main Street
Facebook page in the 2017 album
will be the online contest cham-
pion.
The People's Choice winner
will be chosen during a recep-
tion and voting from 3-7 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 19 at Derby's Alley,
35005 West Michigan Ave. in
Wayne. Voting will take place
during the evening and compli-
mentary refreshments will be
served.
The people's choice winner
will be announced at the event.
For more information, call
Wayne Main Street at (734) 629-
6822.
improvement fund.
Stottlemeyer Park at 4801
Dancy Blvd. will have some
amenities modernized along
with repairs for walking paths
and the repaving of the existing
tennis and basketball courts.
The Wayne County millage
funding will allocate $17,561 to
be used to complete this proj-
ect, with an additional $68,368
coming from the city capital
improvement fund.
Cayley Park at 33982 Grand
Traverse is scheduled to have a
new basketball court installed.
Funding for this project is
being provided by a
Community Development
Block Grant in the amount of
$45,000.
Lincoln Field at 33800
Grand Traverse has also
received a $100,000 grant from
the state which will be applied
toward a walking path, pavilion
andparking lot repaving servic-
es.
“We are excited to have the
opportunity to revitalize a
major portion of the city's parks
portfolio at a time where
experts are encouraging par-
ents to keep their children
active,” commented Mayor
WilliamR.Wild.
“The City of Westland has
recently begun a comprehen-
sive makeover of the city's
parks and recreation assets
and we appreciate the leader-
ship of Rep. Kosowski and
Wayne County CEO Warren
Evans
along
with
Commissioners Anderson and
Hadious at the state and county
level to help make these proj-
ects possible,” he added.
Parks
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Football fun
John Glenn High School students collected more than $2,000 for the Susan G. Komen Breast
Cancer Foundation with their Powderpuff football game Oct. 4. The John Glenn cheerleaders faced
off against each other on the field for a game while the members of the John Glenn football team
cheered for them from the sidelines. The school marching band provided halftime entertainment at
the event.
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