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Death Notice
Be it know to all men and/or
any interested parties, the
Inkster Housing Commission
gives proper and due notice
that any and all possessions
belonging to
ROBERT ALEXANDER
1900 Inkster Road
Inkster, MI 48141
Remaining in unit 4543 who
passed away May 12, 2013
will become property of the
Inkster
Housing
Commission, unless other-
wise properly claimed and
removed in five (5) days.
Domestic Care
Private nurse aide needed for
wheelchair bound woman.
Afternoons, experienced,
must have drivers license.
Call 734-482-4847, Ypsilanti
area.
FT/PT custodians NEEDED.
Must pass background
check and have reliable car.
Call 313-886-7797.
Drivers CDL-A: Lots of Miles.
Great
Pay/Benefits
&
Bonuses. Home Weekly. No
Slip Seat. No Touch. Newer
Equipment. 877-723-8932
NOTICE OF AUCTION
AT J&T CROVA TOWING
36573 GRANT ST,
ROMULUS, MI 48174
(734)941-1520
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 30TH, 2013
@ 9:00 A.M.
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1996 CADILLAC STS
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1997 GMC JIMMY
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1999 DODGE DURANGO
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1996 PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE
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1999 GMC JIMMY
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2003 CHEVROLET
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2005 KIA SEDONA
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1997 FORD CROWN VIC
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2002 DODGE RAM 3500
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Brush Street Apartments
Sleeping Room
Furnished, private entrance.
$100/week.
$300 sec. dep.
734-506-8530
W e s t l a n d - N o r w a y n e -
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clean, nice kitchen, $600/mo,
$600/ sec.dep. References
required. 734-729-6526
INKSTER
29421 Andover St.
3 BR, 1 BA, single family.
1008 Sq Ft. Brick.
Lease or Sale
$350-Down, $238 Per
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.
Inkster 29117 Glenwood
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single family, hardwood
floors, lease or sale.
$500/down, $298/mo. 877-
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Murder by Poe tomorrow
Edgar Allan Poe's dark tales
will come to life in Barefoot
Productions of Murder by Poe at 8
p.m. Oct. 18 and 19 and at 2 p.m.
Oct. 20.
The production includes a
reading of The Raven by Michael
Corliss of Livonia; Richard
Pientak of Canton Township will
readLenore andTerry A. Vivani of
Westland will read Annabel Lee.
All three will perform The Bells.
The cast also includes Samantha
Lowry of Novi, Brian Plater of
Plymouth, Matthew DeLisle of
Canton, Jonathon and Stacy
Wennstrom of Canton, Eric Corliss
of Canton, Beth Duey of
Northville, Gary Tunrquist of
Plymouth and Lauren Berryman
of FarmingtonHills.
Tickets are available online at
www.justgobarefoot.comor by call-
ing (734) 560-1493.
The theater is located at 240 N.
MainSt. inPlymouth.
Senator sets coffee hour
Sen. Patrick Colbeck, R-Canton,
announced that October coffee
hours have been scheduled for the
7thSenateDistrict.
District coffee hours provide
residents with the opportunity to
meet with the senator or a mem-
ber of his staff to address issues
related to state government. No
appointment is necessary.
The next scheduled meeting
hours will be from8-10 a.m. Friday,
Oct. 18 at George's Senate Coney
Island, 39430 Dun Rovin Drive,
Northville.
For more information or to con-
tact Colbeck, visit www.senator-
patrickcolbeck.com or call (517)
373-5713.
Free grief support groups offered
Genesis, a personal guide
through grief, is a 6-week program
that takes place from 11 a.m. until
12:30 p.m. Thursdays through Nov.
21.
The program, a guide through
the grief process toward recovery,
is also offered from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
on Tuesdays from Oct. 29 through
Dec. 3.
The free workshops take place
at the Brown Family Center, 678
EastHuronRiverDr. inBelleville.
To register, call grief coordina-
tor Mary Martinez at (734) 697-
5090.
Co-op hosts rummage sale
A fall rummage sale is planned
from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Oct. 17 and
18 and 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Oct. 19
at Whispering Willows co-op in
Romulus.
The sale will include home
goods, new and used jewelry,
Christmas decorations, clothing
andmore.
Lunch will be served for $3.50
from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. and there
will be an ongoing bake sale all
three days.
The co-op is located at 11100
Wayne Road. Parking is available
in the south lot on Wayne Road or
onGabriel Street.
Church plansHarvest Dinner
First United Methodist Church
of Wayne will host a Harvest
Dinner from 4:30 until 7 p.m. Oct.
18.
A complete turkey dinner
including beverage and dessert
will be served for $9 for adults and
children 4-12 for $5. Children
younger than 4will not be charged.
Pop will sold for an additional 50
cents and carry-outs will be avail-
able.
There will also be crafts, rada
cutlery, a silent auction for a quilt
and a bake sale during the dinner
event.
The church is located at 3
Towne Square in Wayne, across
the street fromthe post office.
For more information, call (734)
721-4801.
Craft showsupports scholarships
The Plymouth Canton Chapter
of Kappa Gamma (DKG), an inter-
national society of women in edu-
cation that promotes the profes-
sional and personal growth of
women educators, will host their
29th annual fall craft show from 9
a.m. until 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at West
Middle School, 44401 Ann Arbor
Trail (at Sheldon) inPlymouth.
The craft show is the main
fundraiser for the group which
provides scholarships for students
in the area.
Juried crafters will display
handmade jewelry, pottery, cloth-
ing seasonal decor, metal sculp-
tures, gourmet foods, and more.
The event will also offer drawings
for several prizes, including hand-
made Amish quilts, a golf outing at
FoxHills Country Club, tickets to a
2014 Detroit Tigers game, a gift
package to 932 Penniman Bed and
Breakfast, and gift certificates to a
number of local restaurants.
The American Association of
University Women (AAUW) will
join the craft show with a used
book sale.
Breakfast and lunch items will
be available in the cafeteria, and
admission is $2.
For more information, contact
Debbie Cortellini at debcortelli-
ni@comcast.net or Alice Chrenko
at dachrenko@hotmail.com
Fife &Drumcorps recruiting
The Plymouth Fife & Drum
Corps is accepting new members
for fife, snare drum, bass drum,
and color guard positions for the
2014 performance season.
No experience is needed.
Expert instructors are provided.
Practices take place Monday
nights.
Parents and 12-18 year old mid-
dle and high school students who
are interested in joining the corps
are invited to attend an orienta-
tionmeeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct.
21, in the choir room at Salem
HighSchool inCanton.
Recruiting forms are available
at www.pfdc.us or contact
pfdc.recruitment@gmail.com.
Conservation association
servesmeal
The Huron Valley Conservation
Association is sponsoring a
catered dinner with homemade
desserts from 4:40-7:30 p.m. Oct. 22
at the Van Buren Eagles 3996 hall
at 9961BeckRoad inRomulus.
The meal includes city chicken,
roast beef, sauerkraut and
sausage, rolls potatoes, vegetable,
salad anddessert. Adult tickets are
$12 and meals for children 5-12
years old are priced at $7.
Children younger than 5 eat free.
Carry outs are available.
For more information, call (734)
662-7852.
Elks to host Boogie
Woogie Blues Concert
ThePlymouthElkswill host a
boogie-woogie blues concert
with renown Maple Blues
Award winner David Vest,
George Bedard and RJ Spangler
at 7 p.m. Oct. 22.
Although he now calls
Canada home, Vest is an authen-
tic, Southern-bred boogie-woo-
gie piano player and blues
shouter, an organizer said. Vest
was born in Alabama in 1943
and grewup in Birmingham, not
far from Tuxedo Junction. He
played his first paying gig in
1957, and by the time he opened
for Roy Orbison on New Year's
Day 1962, he was a seasoned vet-
eran of Gulf Coast roadhouses
and honky tonks. About the time
he turned 21 he found himself
onstage backing Big Joe Turner,
who said that Vest's playing
made him feel like he was back
home inKansas City.
Vest wrote the first songs ever
recorded by Tammy Wynette, as
detailed in Jimmy McDonough's
biography of the country legend.
He also toured with Faron
Young (who threatened to kill
him), backed Red Foley in a
show where all the stars got
robbed and worked with Fannie
Flagg
From 2002 through 2006, he
shared lead vocals and frontman
duties in the Paul deLay Band,
culminating in his performance
on an award-winning live CD,
which reached the Top Ten on
Billboard's national blues chart.
During his years in Portland,
Vest won five Muddy awards
from the Cascade Blues
Association, including Best
Keyboard Player. After deLay's
untimely death, Vest joined
forces with Kenny 'Blues Boss'
Wayne and various other
pianists, including Ann Rabson,
to form the supergroup
Northwest Pianorama.
Vest's many festival appear-
ances include the Tremblant
International Blues Festival,
Seattle's Bumbershoot, the King
Biscuit Festival, the Portland
Waterfront Blues Festival, the
Winthrop Rhythm & Blues
Festival, the Edmonton Labatt's
Blues Festival, the Calgary
Blues Festival, the Baltimore
Blues Festival, Houston's
Juneteenth Festival, the
Ritzville Blues Festival, the
SalemArts Festival and theNew
Orleans Jazz Heritage Festival
where he appeared with Miss
LavelleWhite.
The Elks Hall is located at
41700 Ann Arbor Road in
Plymouth. Tickets are priced at
$5, available at the door.