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Holiday Home Tour is planned in Northville

From a home built in 1883 to a condo- Point Theatre in downtown Northville.
minium with a weaving loft, visitors to the Guests can enjoy light refreshments and
Northville Community Foundation also enter to win two tickets to a future
Holiday Home Tour can visit five private- Tipping Point Theatre production.
ly-owned homes filled with Christmas Tickets for the 2019 Holiday Home
spirit this year. Tour are $25 if purchased in advance and
The highly-anticipated tour is planned $30 the day of the tour. To purchase tick-
for 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Nov. 22 and 23 this ets in advance, visit Pear-Aphernalia,
year. Gardenviews, Haven of Northville, or the
The tour homes have each been fully Northville Chamber of Commerce.
decorated for the holidays. The varied Tickets may also be purchased online by
style of the homes and the decorations is visiting www.northvillecommunityfounda-
sure to please every taste, a spokesperson tion.org or by phone at (248) 374-0200.
noted. Tickets are limited and the tour does sell
This year, in addition to the historic out nearly every year.
home built in 1883 and the condo with a Proceeds from the Holiday Home Tour
weaving studio in the loft, visitors can tour help fund the work of the Northville
a traditional home in a gated community Community Foundation. The Northville
and a farmhouse "glam" home just outside Community Foundation enhances and
downtown Northville. Many of the homes enriches life in the community through
have just been updated and are beautiful- operations of Maybury Farm, a working
ly decorated for the holiday season. farm with a mission to connect the com- ing and educational. to nonprofit organizations serving
The 2019 Holiday Home Tour will also munity to animals and agriculture through The foundation also annually awards Northville and the surrounding communi-
feature a refreshment stop at the Tipping hands-on experiences that are both engag- scholarships to local students and grants ties.
Expansion at Rural Hill Cemetery is now complete

The expansion of Rural Hill Cemetery, country. flanked by towering trees. Rural Hill panies bidding on the expansion. Work
a feature in Northville since 1948 when The City of Northville completed the Cemetery is well-known for the natural included grading the area, installing an
the city was a village, has been complete phase II expansion in late summer and beauty of the site, with rolling hills, a asphalt road and curbs, and adding top-
and the newest section is now open. plots located in the southern-most section pond, and a multitude of trees in varying soil and grass.
The expansion includes a veteran's are available. Rural Hill Cemetery is sizes and species. Although five mature trees had to be
section of the cemetery marked by four located on the south side of West Seven Northville City Council members removed during the regrading process,
large trees that surround a tall pole with Mile Road, east of S. Rogers. approved a contract in March for they are being replaced by new trees
a large American flag to symbolize the The new section features space for 541 $120,034 with Premier Group, of Detroit, either in the cemetery or elsewhere in
sacrifice the veterans made for their cemetery plots and a wide circular road which had the lowest cost of seven com- the city for zero tree loss.
Ballots council, including Suzi Deal, Kelly
O'Donnell, Anthony Sebastian and Marques
Thomey.
FROM PAGE 1 Voters will be asked to approve a 10-year
$12,280,000 bond question to be used for the
Voters will be asked to choose one city acquiring and constructing of street
council member in each district. Candidates improvements throughout the city consisting
in District One are Aaron Sims and George V. of paving, repaving, resurfacing, reconstruct-
Williams; in District Two, Charmaine ing and improving streets. If approved, the
Kennedy and LaGina Washington; in District estimated millage to be levied is 1.2721 mills
Three, Christha Bond and Sandra K. Watley; or $1.27 per $1,000 of taxable property value.
in District Four, Steven Chrisholm and
Rebecca J. Daniels; in District Five, Kim TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH:
Howard and Kelli Lindsey and in District There is no election scheduled.
Six, Connie Rose Mitchell and Dennard
Shaw. CITY OF ROMULUS:
Voters will also have five candidates on There is no election scheduled.
Not so scary the ballot for six seats on the Inkster Public VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP:
Library Board of Directors, Michael Wells,
Tomorrow will be the final day Ruth E. Williams, Stephanie Abernathy- The Van Buren Public Schools is asking
to view the nearly 100 cleverly Lane, Dosye A. Thompson and DeAndra for a bond proposal of $35,490,000 for a new
designed scarecrows in Chystal-Rikay Watley. early childhood center and the remodeling,
Kellogg Park in downtown furnishing and refurnishing and equipping
Plymouth. The annual exhibit, CITY OF NORTHVILLE: of existing school buildings. Details of the
sponsored by the Plymouth City of Northville voters will select either bond question are listed under the City of
Chamber of Commerce, Ken Roth or Brian Turnbull to serve a 2-year Belleville heading.
brings out the creativity of term as mayor during the election Nov. 5.
local businesses, groups and Electors will also choose two city council CITY OF WAYNE:
families as Flo is nearly blown members to serve 4-year terms from three There is no election scheduled
away by insurance rates, an
astronaut is ready to launch candidates including Joseph Patrick
and formally-dressed ball- Corriveau, Barbara A. Moroski-Browne and CITY OF WESTLAND:
room dancers 'perform.' Marilyn Price. In Westland, incumbent City Clerk
'Started several years ago, Richard LeBlanc is unopposed.
the display has grown from TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE: Seven candidates are seeking four avail-
just a few artistic creations to There is no election scheduled. able terms on the city council including
fill the spots available in the Michael E. Delph; Timothy Gilbert, incum-
park. Photos by Sean Rhaesa CITY OF PLYMOUTH bent James Godbout, Debra Kehrer, incum-
The City of Plymouth has four candidates bent Michael Londeau, Mike McDermott
seeking four available terms on the city and Andrea Rutkowski.

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sisters; Diana Simmons KNAFE121345059220 NOTICE OF AUCTION AT EXPERIENCE, EXCEL- Michigan-Call Today 1-800- pay CA$H. R12 R500 R11
and Rhonda (Ken) 2005 PONTIAC J&T CROVA TOWING LENT PAY, BENEFITS SIGN 292-0679. Convenient, Certified Pro-
Harrellson, both of Arizona; GRAND PRIX 36573 GRANT, ON BONUS, 401k, DEDI- fessionals (312) 291-9169
her two Yorkies, Danny and 2G2WP522251271899 ROMULUS, MI 48174 CATED ROUTES ROMEO Wanted to Buy or Trade RefrigerantFinders.com/ads
Ginger; numerous extend- 2005 PONTIAC (734) 941-1520 AND WAYNE DISPATCH, WANTED FREON R12: We
ed family members, and
many friends. GRAND PRIX NOVEMBER 7, 2019 CALL RON 586-752-4529
Mrs. Norman was preced- 2G2WP522851338290 @ 9:00 AM EXT 1028
ed in death by her parents 2016 HONDA PILOT
and her beloved pet Yorkie, 5FNYF6H99GB109446 2003 FORD EXPLORER Steel Buildings
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Linda Ann Norman, 72, of Arrangements were 1G2WP52K8WF271772 1999 FORD ECONOLINE
Romulus, died Oct. 25 at entrusted to the David C. 2015 NISSAN ALTIMA 1FDPE24L4XHB83765
home. Brown Funeral Home in
Mrs. Norman was born Belleville. In lieu of flowers, 1N4AL3AP2FC410384 2018 CHEVROLET MAL-
Dec. 30, 1946 in California, memorials may be made to 2003 FORD TAURUS IBU
the daughter of Fred Elmer the Romulus Animal 1FAFP53U63G145157 1G1ZD5ST7JF190998
and Hua Inez (Gibson) Shelter or to the Romulus 2008 DODGE GRAND 1998 FORD ECONOLINE
Allison. Senior Center. CARAVAN 1FTSS34L0WHA47998
Mrs. Norman was the direc- 1D8HN54P48B102668 2006 HONDA CIVIC
tor of the Romulus Senior 1998 CHEVROLET 1HGFA16586L139639
Center for more than five BLAZER 2016 FORD FUSION
years and enjoyed both 1GNDT13W5W2228790 3FA6P0G77GR210295
cooking and creating cook- NOTICE OF AUCTION AT
books. She loved J&T CROVA TOWING 2004 SAAB 93 2008 DODGE NITRO
Christmas movies, carfts 36573 GRANT ST, YS3FB49S341053221 1D8GU28K98W260475
and her Yorkie. ROMULUS, MI 48174 2001 OLDSMOBILE These vehicles were towed
Among her survivors are (734) 699-0584 ALERO by Romulus Police
her devoted husband of THURSDAY 1G3NL52E21C261715
nearly 45 years, Gerald F. NOVEMBER 7, 2019 2007 NISSAN
"Jerry" Norman; five chil- PATHFINDER
dren, Carolyn (Steve) @ 9:00 AM 5N1AA08C67N7C1117
Banko of Romulus, Todd 2004 PONTIAC 2007 STOUGHTON
(Vicki) Norman of Texas, GRAND PRIX
Curtis (Nanette) Smith of 2G2WS542741236141 TRAILER
Michigan, Melissa (Karl) 2005 FORD TAURUS 1DWA1532X7B010720
Makowski of Michigan and 1FAFP53215A134278 2010 NISSAN VERSA Help Wanted
Brian (Kimberly Burton) 2009 PONTIAC G6 3N1BCACP8AL395244 - Truck Driver
Norman, also of Michigan; 1G2ZG57BX94225432 These vehicles were towed CDL-A DRIVERS WANTED,
nine grandchildren; two 2004 KIA SPECTRA by Michigan State Police 3 MONTHS MINIMUM