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November 14, 2013
Clemmie Yharbough
July 16, 1942
Oct. 31, 2013
Clemmie
"Honeyman"
Yharbough died Oct. 31,
2013. Among those left to
cherish his memory are his
loving wife of 48 years, Elaine
Yharbough; his stepmother,
Leola Yharbough; his stepfa-
ther, Charlie Gant; a son,
Larry Yharbough; a daughter,
Diane Yharbough; seven
grandchildren,
Sherie,
Levyar, Laze, Yarmoni, Blair,
Edward and Allante; three
g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n ,
Davelon, Miyanna and
Bryant; a brother, Jim (Helen)
Yharbough; a sister, Beulah
Anderson; four sisters-in-law,
Ronnie Commons, Delores
Yharbough,
Jacqueline
Henderson and Jocelyn
Chilis; more than 100 nieces
and nephews; a host of other
relatives, and many friends
whom he loved dearly.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster road in Inkster, with
Pastor H. McBurrow, Jr. offici-
ating. Interment was at
Knollwood Memorial Park in
Canton Township.
Louis Benjamin
Robinson, Jr.
Sunrise: Nov. 21, 1950
Sunset: Nov. 3 2013.
Louis Benjamin "Sonny"
Robinson, Jr. died Nov. 1,
2013. Among those left to
mourn his death and cherish
his memory are his siblings,
Bonnie Ann (Melvin), Ceila,
Aaron, Ronald, Clarice
Copeland, Delbert (Carol)
and Bernice; his children,
Tracey
(Kenneth)
and
Sammie (Donetta); his
grandchildren,
Adereka,
Kyesha, Mariah, Kyjuan,
D'Angelo and Caleb; his in-
laws, Willie (Connie), Davie
(Dorotha, James, Jerry
(Dyniece), Loretta (Edwin),
Prince (Jessica), Stafford,
Trent, Raymond, Lashell and
Lamount (Theresa); an
uncle, Leon Sutton; two
aunts, Lucille Sutton and
Omelia Robinson; a host of
nieces, nephews, aunts,
uncles, and cousins, includ-
ing his special cousin,
Valdene Maxey, and many
friends. Mr. Robinson was
preceded in death by his
father, Louis Benjamin
Robinson, Sr.; his mother,
Clara Lee (Sutton) Robinson;
a sister, Charlotte Searcy; a
brother, Donald Robinson;
an aunt, Odessa Sutton and
uncles, Leo, JP, and William
Sutton. Funeral services took
place at the Penn Funeral
Home on Inkster road in
Inkster with the Rev. Dr.
Arthur Willis officiating.
Interment was at Knollwood
Memorial Park in Canton
Township.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
34th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
11131 Wayne Road,
Romulus, MI 48174
ORDER FOR SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION/POSTING
AND NOTICE OF ACTION
CASE NO.
13-5529-SP
Ivan Smith
and Joanne Smith
15519 Middlebelt
Romulus, MI 48174
Willard E. Hawley (P48660)
Willard E Hawley, P.C.
49289 Peninsular Drive
Belleville, MI 48111
V.
Keith Hood and Jody Hood
6770 Birchdale
Romulus, MI 48174
To: Keith Hood
and Jody Hood
IT IS ORDERED:
1. You are being sued in this
court by the plaintiff to termi-
nate the Land Contract for
property located at 6770
Birchdale, Romulus, MI
48174. You must file your
answer or take other action
permitted by law in this court
at the court address above
on or before 28 days from
date of last publication. If you
fail to do so, a default judg-
ment may be entered against
you for the relief demanded
in the complaint filed in this
case.
2. A copy of this order shall
be published once each
week in The Eagle for three
consecutive weeks, and
proof of publication shall be
filed in this court.
3. Willard Hawley shall post a
copy of this order in the
courthouse, and at 6770
Birchdale for three continu-
ous weeks, and shall file
proof of posting in this court.
4. A copy of this order shall
be sent to Keith Hood and
Jody Hood at the last-known
address by registered mail,
return receipt requested,
before the date of last publi-
cation, and the affidavit of
mailing shall be filed with this
court.
Dated: Oct. 31, 2013
Judge: Brian A. Oakley
Publish: Nov. 7, 2013
Nov. 14, 2013
Nov. 21, 2013
CARING DRIVERS WANTED
Transport people to presched-
uled medical appointments in
Wayne County and beyond.
Must have rel iable 4-door
vehicle, cel l phone, and
access to email or fax. Great
way to supplement social
security, disability or pension
income. 989-738-8671
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,
ROMULUS, MI 48174
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 27TH, 2013
@ 9A.M.
1995 NISSAN PATHFINDER
JN8AR05Y6TW0S0710
1999 HONDA CIVIC
1HGEJ6670XL045881
2002 SATURN VUE
5GZCZ63B12S805871
2007 SATURN ION
1G8AJ55F57Z189241
2003 PONTIAC
TRANSPORT
1GMDZ03E63D103713
These vehicles were towed
by Romulus Police.
DEARBORN
HEIGHTS POLICE
25637 MICHIGAN
DBN HGTS MI 48125
THE FOLLOWING
VEHICLES HAVE BEEN
DEEMED ABANDON AND
WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON NOVEMBER 23, 2O13
AT 10:00A.M.:
DALTON TOWING
27218 CURRIER
DBN HGTS MI 48125
313-299-9727
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JN1CA21D7VT831544
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1MELM6248TH602671
2000 FORD
LGT CONVTNL ‘F’
1FTRF17W8YNA87635
2000 CADILLAC DEVILLE
1G6KD54Y1YU326973
1995 MERCURY COUGAR
1MELM6242SH622087
2002 FORD WINDSTAR
2FMZA51412BB16002
2001 CHRYSLER SW
2C4GP44341R244439
2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING
1C3EL46X05N664483
2004 MERCURY SABLE
1MEFM50UX4G606626
2000 FORD TAURUS
1FAFP5322YG247514
2002 MERCURY SABLE
1MEFM55S62G627039
2001 CHEVROLET MALIBU
1G1ND52J916258957
2002 CHEVROLET IMPALA
2G1WF52E929230300
1999 CHEVROLET BLAZER
1GNDT13WXX2250009
2011SHENKE CYCL
L8YTCKPM2BM050100
2002 FORD TAURUS
1FAFP55U52A153717
2002 BUICK 4DR
2G4WS52J421102511
2009 CHEVROLET HHR
3GNCA23B39S545500
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1FTEX15N2RKB64766
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1G2WJ52K6WF220739
1998 FORD F150
1FTEF15Y4KAL70336
1993 DODGE DAKOTA
1B7FL26X7PS163552
2001 SATURN 2D
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2000 CADILLAC DEVILLE
1G6KD54Y1YU247240
2001 JAGUAR S-TYPE
SAJDA01N51FM09331
1999 BUICK BONNEVILLE
1G4HP52K7XH437267
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1ZVCT20A0P5105110
1990 CHEVROLET
UNKNOWN
1G1FP23E5LL130361
2001 OLDSMOBILE 2D
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2001 PONTIAC 4DR
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1993 JEEP CHEROKEE
1J4GZ58S4PC619811
2000 FORD FOCUS
1FAFP3433YW400662
1996 FORD MUSTANG
1FALP4046TF143397
2003 MAZDA 4DR
JM1BJ225831165478
2002 FORD 161730 A
1FAFP38382W188052
1997 MERCURY SABLE
1MELM53S6VG616259
2004 CHEVROLET
TRAILBLAZER
1GNDS13S742362391
1996 TOYOTA COROLLA
1NXBB02E3TZ391293
2005 CHEVROLET IMPALA
2G1WF52E259170719
2005 FORD EXPLORER
1FMDU65W25ZA68840
1997 TOYOTA CAMRY
4T1BG22K9VU786245
2001 DODGE VAN
2B4GP44361R254449
1991 DODGE SUNDANCE
1B3XA46K0MF626017
2000 FORD 4DR
2FMZA50U5YBB09273
1995 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER
JT3VN39W7S0194467
2001 OLDSMOBILE
SILHOUETTE
1GHDX03E31D199277
1992 PLYMOUTH CARAVAN
1P4GH54R7NX282029
1993 DODGE 4DR
2B3ED46T3PH684097
2000 FORD TAURUS
1FAFP5524YG134774
1994 PONTIAC TRANSPORT
1GMDU06L4RT219929
1999 FORD EXPLORER
1FMZU34XXXUC89858
1992 EAGLE TALON
4E3CT64U9NE141639
1994 PONTIAC 2D
1G2JB14T9R7577871
1992 CHEVROLET 4DR
2G1WL54T0N9280222
1995 BUICK 4DR
1G4HP52L9SH571487
2000 LINCOLN 4DR
1LNHM97V5YY871689
1998 FORD 4DR
1FAFP6536WK221200
2000 PONTIAC 4DR
1G2NF52T8YM750263
2001 CHEVROLET 2DR
2G1WW12E119371580
2000 CHEVROLET 4DR
1G1NE52JXY6278724
2001 PONTIAC 2D
1G2WP12K21F190655
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1C3EL46X84N100966
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1G1AK15F267775460
2006 PONTIAC 4DR
1G2ZF55B764274380
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2G1WL52M7V1118971
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2002 FORD SW
1FMZU72K82ZC86211
2002 CHEVROLET 4DR
1G1NE52J72M544946
1999 CHEVROLET 2D
1G1JC1249X7150748
PLEASE NOTE:
THE BIDDING WILL START
AT THE TOWING AND
STORAGE CHARGES.
NOTE CARS MIGHT
NOT BE AT THIS
LOT FOR VIEWING.
Brush Street Apartments
Sleeping Room
Furnished, private entrance.
$100/week.
$300 sec. dep.
734-506-8530
Efficiency Apartment, private
entrance, furnished, heat/util-
ities included. One person
occupancy. $125 per week +
$400 sec. dep. (734) 506-
8530.
WAYNE
Near Wayne Rd.,
Quite, Clean, 1 BR,
heat & water included,
No Pets, $475 & up,
w/Approved Credit
Ideal for Seniors.
313-247-2075 or
313-561-9818
W e s t l a n d - N o r w a y n e -
Wildwood area. 3 BR, very
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
Month. 877-500-9517
.
Classified
Bookkeepers Needed for immediate Hire.
Must be a minimum of 18yrs, attention
to detail, strong organizational ability.
Contact Stevenfox31@hotmail.com
with your resumes.
I
NKSTER
- W
AYNE
- W
ESTLAND
Voters choose 3 incumbents, 1 new candidate
Health Center to
share federal grant
Wayne voters reject millage request
While the results of the mayoral
election inWestland were certainly
no surprise, considering that
incumbent Mayor William Wild
was unopposed, there were some
surprises in the city council race.
Voters were asked to choose
four members of the city council.
The top vote getter was incumbent
Councilwoman Christine Cicirelli
Bryant who garnered nearly 19
percent of the vote with a total of
4,079.
Newcomer Devin Coleman
came in second with 18 percent of
the voteswithhis total of 3,899. This
was his second bid for an elected
council seat. His total was followed
by incumbent Councilman Michael
Kehrer with 17 percent of the vote
or 3,708 and incumbent Dewey
Reeves with 14 percent of the vote
with 3,032 votes.
Cicirelli, Coleman and Kehrer
will serve 4-year terms while
Reeveswill serve a 2-year term.
Incumbent Meriem Kadi
received 13 percent of the total
votes for a total of 2,723 followed by
Donna Stottlemyer-Beaupre with
10 percent of the vote for a total of
2,182. Bill Campbell won 10 percent
of the votes for a total of 2,138.
There are currently 63,026 regis-
tered voters in the City of Westland,
according to records of the city
clerk, and of those only 10.21 per-
cent or 6,434 voted in the election
last week.
Even though he was unopposed,
5,634 votes were cast for Wild with
176write in votes on the ballots.
In the council race, there were
47 write-in names submitted by vot-
ers.
Western Wayne Family Health
Centers in Inkster is among the 236
new Health Center sites across the
country to receive part of $150 mil-
lion in funding under the
Affordable Care Act, according to a
spokesman from the U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services.
The funding will expand access
to health care to more than 1.25
million additional patients nation-
wide, he said. Inkster is one of only
nine centers in Michigan which
will receive a total of $6,251,320.
“This tremendous investment to
bring new Health Centers to
Michigan is greatly appreciated,”
said KimSibilsky, CEO of Michigan
Primary Care Association. “Not
only will it help ensure more
Michigan residents have access to
quality, affordable primary and
preventive care, it will also create
new jobs and boost local
economies. TheHealthCentermis-
sion is to ensure everyone can get
the health care they need, where
they need it and when they need it,
and this new funding is one more
step toward achieving that mis-
sion.”
only consist of the reconstruction
of the intersection of Cherry Hill
and Newburgh Road, but the west
side of Cherry Hill will also be
widened from four to five lanes,
and there will be an area at the
west end of the project which
transitions the road from the
newly built five-lane road to the
existing two-lane road. Other fea-
tures of the project include, a new
traffic signal installation at the
intersection, drainage improve-
ments and sidewalk enhance-
ments.
The state, through federal
funding, will pay 81.85 percent of
the total cost of construction, or
$960,000. Westland and Wayne
County have agreed to split the
remaining $213,000 of the project,
with a total cost to each of
$106,500. The project is currently
out for bids and no contractor has
been selected as yet.
A separate project on
Newburgh Road from Palmer to
Cherry Hill is scheduled to com-
mence inMay of 2014.
Only 2,624 of the 13,080 regis-
tered voters in Wayne turned out
last week to choose a mayor and
three members of the city council.
That 20 percent of registered voters
also decided the two ballot ques-
tions, keeping the current pension
plan for public safety employees in
the city and refusing the request for
a 10- year, 7-mill tax to fund retire-
ment and legacy costs for both
police and firefighters in the city.
Incumbent Mayor Al Haidous
won nearly twice as many votes as
challenger Don Flynn. Haidous
received 1,504 votes or 64 percent
to the 852 or 36 percent cast for
Flynn.
Voters chose three members of
city council, with Susan Rowe
receiving the top number of votes
with 25 percent of ballots cast or
1,623 votes. Rowe formerly served
on the council but resigned two
years ago when she unsuccessfully
campaigned against Haidous for
the mayoral office. Incumbent Jim
Hawley garnered 1,464 votes or 23
percent of the total while incum-
bent James Henley received 16
percent or 1,053 votes.
Unsuccessful in their bid to
serve on the council were Shari
Welch with 844 or 13 percent of the
votes, Brenda Ozog with 785 or 12
percent of the vote and Jamie Conn
with about 10 percent or 626 per-
cent of the votes.
The proposals, the first to
amend the Wayne City Charter to
allow police officers and firefight-
ers to become members of a sepa-
rate retirement system under the
provision of the Act 345 retirement
system, did not meet with voter
approval. The first proposal
received 1,046 Yes votes but was
defeated by 1,525 No votes. That
was about 59 percent of voters say-
ingNowhile about 41 percent were
in favor of the proposal.
The second ballot proposal
would have allowed the city to
adopt the Act 345 retirement sys-
tem for police officer and firefight-
ers funded with the levy of a new
tax not to exceed 7mills in any year
for a 10-year period.
Voters said No to this proposal,
casting 1,628 No votes or about 63
percent of the ballots. About 37 per-
cent of the voters were in favor of
themeasure, casting 966Yes votes.
Road
FROM PAGE 1
Celebration
When Tracy Marken of Canton
became the bride of John Mitchell at
Our Saviour Lutheran Church in
Westland, there were five generations
on hand to celebrate the nuptials. At
left is Diana (Wojewski) Ferguson of
Westland, the grandmother of the
bride, Marguerite Wojewski, 90, also of
Westland, the great-great grandmother
of the bride, bride Tracy Mitchell, John
Marken, of Canton Township, the
father of the bride and Brooklyn
Beglau of Canton, the daughter of the
bride.
30. Help Wanted