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November 21, 2013
Bryan Lamarr Davis
Sunrise: Nov. 14, 1992
Sunset: Nov. 5, 2013
Bryan Lamarr Davis died
Nov. 5, 2013.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his loving
parents, Antoine and Yolanda
Davis; his siblings Ebony
(Mervyn) Sims, Brandon and
Eric and his honorary broth-
er, Myles White; his great-
grandfather, Leon Conerly; a
grandmother, Lucy Cranford;
aunts and uncles, Keith
Blanton, Tony Cranford, Fred
and Maria Conerly, Billy and
Sarah Clark, Doris Robinson,
Cheryl Blanton, Shirley
Blanton
and
Yolanda
Blanton; nieces, Makayla
and Alanna; godfathers,
Chris Aiken and Herbert
Sanders; a host of other fam-
ily members, and many
friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster which
was entrusted with the final
arrangements.
Interment was at United
Memorial Gardens on Curtis
Road in Plymouth.
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
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ESTLAND
High school students present ‘Noises off’
Annual Holiday Taste Fest set in Westland
Holiday weight maintenance challenge under way
The Belleville High School
Drama Department will present
Noises Off, a comedy by Michael
Frayn. Shows will begin at 7
tonight, Nov. 22 and 23 at the
Belleville High School auditorium,
Belleville High School, 501West
ColumbiaAve., Belleville.
Noises Off is a play within a play
and focuses on a production of a
fictional show entitled Nothing On
where the cast and crew crumble
throughout its 10-week run. The set
is designed to be reversible so the
audience sees part of the show
from backstage. In Belleville, the
set has been designed and crafted
by Yvette (Ihlenfeldt) Kashmer and
her student crews.
The main character of Dotty
Otley, the middle-aged actress, is
played by student Magdalena
Rieder, and the part of director
Lloyd Dallas, is played by the expe-
rienced Ethan Klobucar. Tyler
Kearns plays Gary, the energetic
actor who can never quite finish
his thoughts. Belinda, the charac-
ter who is the glue that holds the
show together, is played by Justine
Bradley, and her sidekick andmale
counterpart, Frederick, is por-
trayed by Andrew Attard. Brook,
the daft, yet attractive actress, is
portrayed by Kailyn Gray. Austin
O'Neil brings a smile as the sauced,
aged actor Selsdon, whereas the
adorable backstage director is
played by Alexis Hatchard. Jair
Legget completes the ensemble as
the lovable stagehand and stand-in
actor, Tim. Student directors for the
production are Brittney McGlynn,
Alexa Porcaro and Mathilde
Burchardi
Tickets are $6 for students and
senior citizens, $7 for adults and
will be available in the school
auditorium lobby and on perform-
ance dates in the auditorium lobby,
45 minutes before the 7 p.m. cur-
tain.
Monit was the third in a series of
lawsuits in his battle to curtail the
false and defamatory statements
made against him. “I am defending
myself against these scurrilous
charges,” he said.
Sanders said that the first lawsuit
in this series was decided in his
favor recently. Another suit, against
aWayne resident, is currently under
way and a suit against Sherrie
Brindley, the former executive
director of the Wayne Chamber of
Commerce and co-founder and
board member of the Wayne Ripple
Effect, “will be filed soon,” Sanders
said.
The suit against Monit, which
was filed Nov. 8 in Wayne County
Circuit Court, demands damages of
more than $25,000. The lawsuit
claims thatMonit's comments falsely
labeled Sanders a pedophile which
severely damaged his reputation
and standing in the community.
Canton Township attorney Ronald
Ruark filed the suit on Sanders'
behalf.
Monit said that his attorney had
advised him not to comment on the
suit but refused to identify his legal
counsel. “I don't think that's appro-
priate,” he said. Negative comments
about Sanders, attributed to Monit,
weremade as late as Saturday after-
noon on a local website, however.
Sanders pleaded guilty in 2011 to
a misdemeanor charge of providing
alcohol to minors and served one
year of probation in that case. The
charges stemmed, he said, from
alcohol being consumed by minors
who had rented a limousine for
which he was responsible. Part of
his probation included no contact
with youths involved in that incident
and no unsupervised contact with
minors.
Those charges played heavily in
the campaigns of several candidates
for city council in 2011. Sanders was
among theunsuccessful candidates.
That ugly sweater Great Aunt
Zelda gave you in 1999 could be
worth $100 if you have the nerve
to wear it to the 2013 Holiday
TasteFest inWestland.
The event, presented this year
by the Westland Rotary Club and
Westland Chamber of Commerce,
will take place from 6-9 p.m. Dec.
3 at the Hellenic Cultural Center.
The taste fest, will feature the
Ugly Sweater Contest in addition
to the gourmet food offerings.
The wearer of the sweater sin-
gled out for the distinction will be
awarded a $100 Visa gift card
courtesy of Co-op Services Credit
Union.
Along with dishes fromsome of
the finest restaurants in the area,
there will be entertainment pro-
vided by Bart Ventura as Frank
Sinatra while Ralph and Kim
Cabildo act as emcees at the
event.
Auctions of gift baskets, trips,
services, golf outings and other
items will take place during the
evening.
Tickets are $25 which includes
food fromall the attending restau-
rants and entertainment. There
will also be a cashbar.
The Hellenic Cultural Center
is located at 36375 Joy Road. For
tickets or information, call the
Westland Chamber of Commerce
at (734) 326-7222 or westland-
chamber.com or westlandrotary.
com.
The
National
Kidney
Foundation of Michigan (NKFM)
Inkster Partnership for a Healthier
Community (IPHC) will host the
monthly coalition meeting from
11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. and again
from5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26, at
the Dozier Recreation Center,
located at 2025 Middlebelt Road in
Inkster.
Citizens attending either meet-
ing and will have a say in trans-
forming Inkster into a place that
supports and promotes healthy
lifestyle choices. This month there
will be two meeting times to best
accommodate community mem-
bers' schedules.
This November, in recognition
of National Diabetes Month, the
health groups are encouraging
families, individuals, and commu-
nities to take action and implement
simple but important lifestyle
changes to improve their health.
For people with diabetes and their
families, it's important to work
together to manage diabetes and
prevent serious health problems
such as kidney failure, heart dis-
ease, stroke, blindness, and nerve
damage that can lead to amputa-
tion, said Franke, Senior Vice
President and Chief Science
Officer at the National Kidney
Foundation ofMichigan.
For more information about this
meeting, or about the coalition,
contact Sandy Waddell or Kristie
King at (734) 222-9800. Learn more
about
the
coalition
at
www.nkfm.org.
The Wayne Westland Parks and
Recreation Department is sponsor-
ing the Holiday Weight
Maintenance challenge.
The man and woman with the
most combined percent of weight
loss and body fat will be awarded
the grand prize in the contest. The
initial weigh in is set for 9 a.m. until
8 p.m. Nov. 20-27 or from 9 a.m.
until noon on Saturday and the
final weigh-out is scheduled at the
same times fromJan. 2 through 8.
Resident entry fee is $10 and
non-resident entry cost is $20.
Participants who maintain their
weight and body fat within 1 pound
and or 1 percent will split the funds
with others who have maintained
or lost weight. Organizers saidmost
participants will get their entry fee
back.
For more information, call (734)
721-7400.
This month there will be two meeting times to best
accommodate community members' schedules.
”
Kidney Foundation sets meetings in Inkster
Mich-CAN Statewide
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