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November 29, 2012
Phyllis A. Werth
Phyllis A. Werth, 54, died
Nov. 22, 2012 after a seven-
year battle with colon cancer.
She was the loving caregiver
to her brother, Christopher
and the sister of Susan
(Norma), Pauline (David)
Bedwell, Paul Werth, Jr.,
John (Nancy) Werth and
Jerry (Tammy) Werth; aunt of
David
(April)
Bedwell,
Meagan, Samantha, Jessica
and Ashley Bedwell, Tyler,
Brandon, Kaitlyn and Paul III,
and the great aunt of Clare
Bedwell.
Ms. Werth was preceded in
death by her parents Paul
and Dorothy, and her
nephew Nicholas.
Ms. Werth was a devoted
vice-president banking cen-
ter manager at Comerica
Bank for 38 years.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Vermeulen
Funeral Home. A Funeral
Mass was celebrated at Our
Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic Church in Plymouth.
Entombment
was
at
Riverside Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may
be made to Services to
Enhance
Potential,
Northwest Unit (S.T.E.P.),
32229 Schoolcraft Road,
Livonia, MI 48150.
Beverly Richardson
Sunrise: Nov. 26, 1962
Sunset: Nov. 17, 2012
Beverly "Ms. Bev" Richardson
died Nov. 17, 2012.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are her two
sons, Roderick (Nicole)
Richardson and Ronald
Brown, Jr.; three siblings,
Andre' Richardson, Betty
Richardson and Bernard
Richardson; a granddaugh-
ter, Ave; a host of nieces,
nephews, cousins and other
relatives, and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at People's Community
Church in Detroit with a eulo-
gy by the Rev. Artie Lindsay.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Mt. Hope
Cemetery in Livonia.
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Calendar of events
swarming with children, of all sizes and ages
and all playing games that were a variation
of stinky foot only most of themnot quite that
sophisticated. They had, however, invented a
whole new use for seat backs as makeshift
trampolines, and one did have to admire
their inventiveness and their sense of bal-
ance.
No matter where we attempted to sit,
there was the sound of tiny little lungs spew-
ing forth heretofore unclassified viral bacte-
ria into the atmosphere. Every nose was run-
ning and nobody was attempting to catch
anything coming out of any of them. Every
orifice on these short people was expelling
something, liquid, gas, fluids. It was themoth-
er of all Hazmat situations.
We had gone, of course, to see
Life of Pi
, a
version of one of my all-time favorite books.
This, I must say, isn't a book for the squeam-
ish nor is it one for those of rigid religious
beliefs. It has a deep and thought provoking
theme about mankind and God and the
strength and elasticity of the human spirit.
It's a great book and I was eager to see the
movie.
I mean, how was this director going to get
this message across? How was he going to
approach this central theme of Pi finding
God in every religion, not just one, without
offending everybody? How was he going to
get that huge tiger on that boat and keep him
there?
I mean, I really, really wanted to see this
movie.
And I did, after we realized that we had
wandered into the wrong theater and the
opening credits for
The Guardians
, a holiday
cartoon film for children, came on the
screen. Well that and the fact that I was cer-
tain therewas noSanta on that lifeboat.
Goodfellows sell newspapers
The Plymouth Goodfellows will take to the
streets from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Dec. 1 for their
annual newspaper sale.
The sale of the papers is the major
fundraiser for the Goodfellows No Child
Without A Christmas campaign, which pro-
vides food, clothing and gifts for children for
theholiday.
The Detroit “Old Newsboys” was founded
in 1914 by James Brady. In 1938 Harry C.
Robinson and George Howell established a
Plymouth Old Newsboys Chapter. The motto
was “No Kiddie without a Christmas.” Later
the name was later updated from Old
Newsboys toGoodfellows, andKiddie to Child,
but the same tradition that started 73 years ago
inPlymouth continues today.
JingleBell run set
Honoring Metro-Detroit native, Cathy
Brown-Thomas, the Arthritis Foundation will
host Jingle Bell Run/Walk beginning at 9 a.m.
Dec. 1 at Northville Downs in Northville.
Jingle Bell Run/Walk is a holiday-themed run-
ning and walking event that raises awareness
and funds to support the fight against arthritis.
Jingle Bell Run/Walk participants dress in
their favorite holiday costume and tie jingle
bells to their shoes resulting in a chorus of jin-
gle rings and lots of fun. This family-friendly
event includes a 5K run/walk with competitive
timing, kid's quarter mile “Snowman Shuffle”
and post-race party with awards for largest
team, biggest fundraiser andmost creative cos-
tume. Individuals or teams can sign up by call-
ing (855) 529-2728 x 6604 or online at www.jin-
glebellrunnorthville.kintera.org.
New fitness classes offered
Team Beachbody® Fit Clubs are the latest
fitness craze sweeping the nation and the Van
Buren Township Department of Recreation
will be hosting a new P90X Fit Club starting
Dec. 2.
The P90X Fit Club in Belleville will take
place from 4:45 until 6 p.m. every Sunday Dec.
2 through Feb. 17. Drop in fees are $5 for town-
ship residents or $7 for non-residents. Classes
are at the Van Buren Township Recreation
Department 46425 Tyler Road in Van Buren
Township.
Participants should bring exercise bands or
hand weights and a mat to class. The P90X
DVDprogramwill also be available at a 25 per-
cent discount for thosewho are interested.
More information is available from Lori
Werner (734) 255-0736.
Parade of Lights set
The Belleville Area Chamber of Commerce
will present the annual Christmas Parade of
Lights at 6 p.m. Dec. 1.
Following the parade through downtown
Belleville, there will an official lighting of the
cityChristmas tree on themuseumlawn.
The event is open to the public at no cost.
Grief workshop scheduled
Ward Presbyterian Church is sponsoring a
holiday workshop for those who are grieving.
All adults who have experienced the loss of a
loved one are welcome at this free workshop
presented by Cathy Clough, founder and exec-
utive director of New Hope Center for Grief
Support and author of “Grieving Forward:
DeathHappened, NowWhat?”
The workshop will take place from 7-8:30
p.m. Dec. 3 in Room C-319 at Ward Church
located at 40000 Six Mile Road in Northville
and will end with a special time of remem-
brance. There is no need to register, but for
further information call New Hope Center at
(248) 348-0115.
Church hosts cookiewalk
The First United Methodist Church in
Wayne will host a cookie walk from9 a.m. until
noonDec. 8.
The event will feature home made holiday
candies and cookies sold by the container and
pound.
The church is located at 3 Town Square in
Wayne, across fromtheWaynePost Office.
Formore information, call (734) 721-4801)
Museumoffers ornament workshops
The Belleville Area Museum will offer
Children's Christmas Ornament workshops at
10 and 11 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. on Dec. 8
and at 10 and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Dec. 15 at
themuseum, 405MainSt. inBelleville.
Formore information, call (734) 697-1944.
Goodfellows host party
The Wayne Goodfellows will host the 26th
Annual Goodfellows party from 5:50-9:30 p.m.
Dec. 7 at theWayneCommunityCenter.
Tickets are priced at $15 and include two
drink tickets, hearty appetizers and a door
prize entry. Throughout the evening there will
be prizes, raffles and auctions. Entertainment
will be provided by DJ Steve with Swat
Karaoke and the juggling bartender, AndyBro.
All proceeds will go to the Wayne
Goodfellows No Child Without a Christmas
program.
The Wayne Goodfellows in a non-profit, 501
c 3 organization.
For information, to donate prizes or tickets,
call (734) 722-1111.
The community center is located at 4635
Movie
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Cemetery. Engraved bricks surrounding the
statue can also be purchased through the
city. The "Angel" represents HOPE and her
garden is a place of peace and serenity for
all parents and families to visit. The site rep-
resents a place to grieve and heal for all our
angels. The loss of a child, regardless of age
is insurmountable andwe need to keep their
"light" shining onwithour love.
Candles, hot chocolate and flowers for the
dedication will be provided. Please feel free
to bring a weatherproof ornament to deco-
rate the spruce tree locatednear the angel.
Please call the Brown Family Center of
Belleville at (734) 697-5090 to let us know if
you want your child's name announced dur-
ing the ceremony.
MaryMartinez
Grief Coordinator
BrownFuneral Home/
BrownFamilyCenter
Group thanks donors
To the editor;
Northville Civic Concern would like to
thank the entire Northville community for
their donations in the past few weeks.
Because of your generosity, every client has
been furnished a complete Thanksgiving
dinner. In addition, we are starting to
receive donations for the Christmas holiday
as well. Your donationsmake these holidays
happier for our many clients. Whether you
adopt a family or make a monetary or food
donation, your generosity is appreciated.
The "Simply Give" program at the
Northville Meijer (Eight Mile and Haggerty)
continues to the first of the year. The pur-
chase of a $10 donation card at each register
directly benefits our organization.
Northville Civic Concern will be provid-
ing complimentary gift wrapping of Barnes
and Noble (Six Mile and Haggerty) purchas-
es during the Christmas shopping season,
Dec. 1 and Dec. 22. We will be allowed to
accept cash and food donations on those
days at this store.
The Christmas Party for our clients is
scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 15. We are in
need of freshly baked or purchased cookies
for this event. We would like to give each
client a package of assorted cookies to take
home with them. These cookies are needed
by Wednesday, Dec. 12 at our office. Please
call (248)344-1033 formore information.
Once again, thank you for your continued
support. May the holiday season be a happy
andwonderful time for all!
Northville Civic Concern
Letters
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The Editor, Associated Newspapers, P.O. Box 339 Wayne, MI 48184.
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