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November 25, 2015
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01. Obituaries
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03. Cards of Thanks
04. Monuments
& Cemetery Plots
05. Personals/Announcements
06. Legal Notices
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30. Help Wanted
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OfficeEquipment
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Marilynn Joanne Gardner
died at her Plymouth home
surrounded by her loving
family Nov. 17.
Mrs. Gardner was born
Feb. 20, 1935 in Lucas
County Ohio, the daughter
of Wesley and Mildred
Willett. Her father was the
co-owner of Associated
Newspapers and the family
lived in Canton Township
for many years. Mrs.
Gardner was widowed by
the death by her first hus-
band, Alan Lawrence, the
father of her six daughters.
She was also preceded in
death by her parents; her
second husband, Wes
Gardner; a brother, Ronald
Willett; two grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
She is survived by a sister,
Barbara
Larkin
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Kalamazoo; a brother,
David Willett of Plymouth
and her daughters and
sons-in law, including Lynn
(Paul) Simcheck of South
Lyon; Cynthia Reed of
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A 31-year-old Inkster woman has
been criminally charged in the deaths of
twomotorcyclists she struckwithher car
on I-94Nov. 7.
Chana Woods is facing two counts
each of Operating aMotor VehicleWhile
Under the Influence Causing Death and
two counts each of Driving With License
Suspended. She was arraigned Nov. 10
in 24th District Court in Allen Park and
remanded to custody on a $1 million
cashor surety bond.
Police reports indicate that Woods
was driving under the influence of drugs
on I-94 near Oakwood Boulevard in
Allen Park at about 2:35 p.m. Nov. 7. It is
alleged she lost control of her vehicle
and it struck and killed Marko Rubin, 48
of Macomb City and France Bowers, 49,
of Southfield. The men were each riding
on motorcycles at the time Woods' vehi-
cle struck them, police said.
A probable cause hearing on the
charges took place for Nov. 23 before
Judge Richard Page and her prelimi-
nary court examination on the charges
is set for Nov. 30 before Judge John
Courtright.
The City of Wayne will use a tower
located in Westland to read newmunici-
pal water meters being installed as part
of a $2.4 million system being installed
throughout the city.
Members of the city council approved
the sharing of a cell tower located at
Middlebelt and Annapolis roads in
Westland for the transmittal of water
meter readings from the new system.
The new meters use a low radio fre-
quency to record and report usage in a
digital format. The data is transmitted to
city hall where it is then translated into
billing towater customers.
Installation of an antenna for read-
ings at the tower is expected to cost
$24,000, a fee Wayne and Westland will
split. Annual maintenance costs were
estimated at about $1,000 to $2,000 annu-
ally by Ramzi El-Gharib, director of the
Wayne-Westland Department of Public
Service.
Gharib told members of the Wayne
City Council that the new systems are
similar and that the tower would be
used to read the meters in the southern
part of the city. The new $2.5 million
water meter system in Wayne includes
new meters at all Wayne homes and
businesses. The system is being installed
by Etna Supply, the same contractor
installing the $10 million system in
Westland.
The 20-year agreement to share the
tower antenna will expire at the same
time as the 20-year accuracy warranty
on the newmeters and system.
Two long-time Westland Department of
Public Service (DPS) employees will be
recognized at the Dec. 7 city council meet-
ing for their efforts in designing, building
and restoring the city holiday decorations.
Ian Smith, an 18-year Westland DPS
employee, and Tom Sharp, who has been
employed withWestlandDPS for 17 years,
saved the city more than $1,000 by design-
ing and building a new manger to display
at Westland City Hall during the holiday
season. The two purchased all of the
materials and completed the work for less
than $250. They also refurbished the
Santa display which saved the city anoth-
er $1,500.
“We are very appreciative that Ian and
Tom took the time and effort to complete
this project,” commented Mayor William
Wild. “These two are very talented and
dedicated employees and they deserve
recognition for their efforts on this special
project.”
The nativity scene, refurbished Santa
and the rest of the city holiday decorations
can be seen on display in front of
Westland City Hall, located at 36300
WarrenRoad.
of the Wayne County Medical Examiner
where his hospital records were reviewed.
Rohl maintained that Melendez planted a
small amount of cocaine in Dent's car and
that Melendez can be seen on the video-
tape taking what could be drugs from his
own person and placing them inDent's car,
but those charges neverwent to the jury.
The jurors deliberated for about five
hours after 11 days of testimony. They
found Melendez not guilty of a charge of
assault by strangulation.
Evans is scheduled to sentence
MelendezDec. 3.
Trial
FROM PAGE 1
In the spirit
The Wayne and Westland Rotary club members made donations to the Family
Resource Center located at Adams Upper Elementary School recently. The center
provides resources an support for all Wayne-Westland families. The clubs’ com-
bined donation exceeded $2,000 in new toiletries, hats, gloves, scarves and
socks. These items will be distributed to needy Wayne-Westland Community
School students and their families. Above, Amanda Dybus, Family Resource
Center coordinator receives donations from Westland Rotarian Maria Mitter.
Below, members of the Wayne Rotary Club present Dybus with much-needed
supplies for needy Wayne-Westland families.
