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December 4, 2014
01. Obituaries
02. In Memoriam
03. Cards of Thanks
04. Monuments
& Cemetery Plots
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Classified
Kenneth Barker
Sunrise: Dec. 28, 1946
Sunset: Nov. 14, 2014
Deacon Kenneth Barker
died Nov. 14, 2014.
Deacon Barker joined
Beulah Missionary Baptist
Church on Dec. 11, 1988
and was ordained as a
deacon on Oct. 22,
2006.He became chairman
of the deacon board on
July 28, 2007.
He as also president of the
male chorus, organized
and lead Prayer/Testimony,
a member of the Finance
committee, the brother-
hood ministry, was a
Sunday School teacher
and visited the sick and
shut-in.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his wife,
Patricia; children, Donita
(James), Kenneth Jr.
(Laaricka), Allan (Kiara)
and Laura; his sisters,
Stella, Margaret, Ruth, Ada
(Michael) and Rosa; broth-
ers, Curtis (Ann), William,
James (Sharon), Rufus,
Dennis and Melvin; his
father-in-law,
Sylvester
Powell; his mother-in-law,
Lucile Powell; sisters-in-law
Carolyn (Thomas), Cynthia,
Mary, Patti, Robin, Shirley
and Sylvia; brothers-in-law,
Dennis, Donald, Kerry and
Rodney; his aunts, Clara
Bush and Laura Bates; an
uncle, John Ralston; 17
grandchildren; six great-
grandchildren; a host of
nieces, nephews, cousins
and other family members
and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at Beulah Baptist Church in
Westland with the Rev. Dr.
Kenneth C. Pierce officiat-
ing.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Detroit
Memorial Cemetery in
Redford Township.
Mary Louise Fuller
Sunrise: May 11, 1937
Sunset: Nov. 15, 2014
Mary Louis Fuller died Nov.
15, 2014.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are her loving
husband, Richard, Sr;
three sons, Richard Jr.,
Lawrence and Gerald, Sr.
(LaTonya); a brother,
Henderson (Linda); a lov-
ing cousin, Willis (Bernice)
Wilson; 10 grandchildren,
including Gerald Jr. whom
she called her son; eight
great-grandchildren; broth-
ers and sisters-in-law;
nieces, nephews, cousins
and many other relatives,
and countless special
friends including Martha
Butler, Thelma Bonam and
Henrietta Dewhart.
Mrs. Fuller was preceded in
death by her daughter-in-
law Valerie and two broth-
ers, Edward and Arthur
Henderson.
Funeral services took place
at
Pilgrim
Travelers
Missionary Baptist Church
with Pastor Charlie E.
Knighten officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at United
Memorial Gardens in
Plymouth.
Phyllis LaVerne Keith
May 3, 1946
Nov. 6, 2014
Phyllis "Boo" LaVerne Keith
died Nov. 6, 2014.
Ms. Keith retired from the
Wayne County School
District in 2012.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are her daugh-
ter, Damali Ayana Keith; a
granddaughter, Damianna
Anabella Keith Lathon; sib-
lings, Bradley Keith, II, Dr.
Gloria
Keith-Houser,
Maxine Mackie, Betty
(James) Eaddy, Janet
Gholston, Joyce Keith,
Gregory (Phyllis) Keith,
Amos Keith, Samuels Keith
and David Keith; a sister-in-
law Lula Keith; a host of
nieces, nephews and other
relatives, and many friends.
Ms. Keith was preceded in
death by three brothers;
Bradley Keith, III, Adolphus
Keith and Michael A. Keith;
a sister, Garnet Thomas,
and a brother-in-law,
Robert Gholston.
Funeral services took place
at Messias Temple Church
in Ypsilanti with Suffragan
Bishop Harry S. Grayson
officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery in
Clinton Township.
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TRL
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1995 FORD
2FALP74W6SX113901
2011 TOYOTA
JTDBU4EE4BJ093675
2004 BUICK
1G4HP52KX4U139556
1988 HONDA
JHMED3546JS008972
1997 FORD
1FALP13P1VW146389
CHONS
LHJLC79P06B000011
1994 FORD
1FTEF15N8RLA99077
2001 DODGE
2B4GP44641R172030
2001 FORD
1FAFP55V31A138972
2001 BMV
WBAVB13556K001233
1998 FORD
1FTRF176XWNB44706
2001 HYD
KMHDN45D11U208822
1996 BUICK
2G4WB52KST1501762
2002 CHEV
1G1ND52J42M512281
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City OK’s fire union contract
Barefoot presents ‘Desk Set’
Cold weather wear needed
P
LYMOUTH
- W
ESTLAND
Compuware
Arena
in
Plymouth Township may have a
newowner next year.
A joint press release issued by
Compuware Area and The USA
Hockey Foundation last week
indicated that a preliminary
agreement is currently in effect to
finalize a sale of the Beck Road
ice arena during the first six
months of next year, “subject to
due diligence.”
The Compuware youth hockey
program would remain at the
arena, according to the prepared
statement. The statement did not
indicate if the current Whalers
hockey team would remain
housed at thePlymouth facility.
“Both parties felt it best to
make public that there is inten-
tion to move forward with a sale,
however, there are many steps in
the process left to complete and
nothing is final at this point,” said
Whalers governor Mike Vellucci,
representing Compuware Arena
on behalf of team owner Peter
Karmanos. “It's important to note
that the Compuware youth pro-
gram would remain at
Compuware Arena and be sup-
ported by Mr. Karmanos,” the
press release said. “Further, Mr.
Karmanos will continue to own
the Plymouth Whalers. While
there are likely to be questions,
out of respect for the ongoing
process and confidentiality
involved, we'll have no further
comment.”
Ron DeGregorio, president of
The USA Hockey Foundation and
USA Hockey, Inc. said the
Plymouth facility could soon be
home to a newprogram.
“Our intention is to relocate
the National Team Development
Program to the facility and also
use it to host and showcase other
USA Hockey programs and inter-
national events,” said DeGregorio.
“In addition, keeping the current
users of the building is important
to bothus andPeteKarmanos.”
“There are a number of issues
we're still working through, and
while I know people will have
questions, we'll have nothing fur-
ther to say until a final resolution
is reached,” he concluded.
In addition, keeping the current
users of the building is important
to both us and Pete Karmanos.
”
Compuware Arena sale nearly finalized
Despite the continued objections of
Westland City Council President James
Godbout, the new 6-year contract with
Westland firefighters was approved by his
fellowmember of the council last week.
At Godbout's request, the contract,
already ratified by the firefighters union,
was tabled two weeks ago. Godbout was
critical of the retirement multiplier in the
contract, which is a factor in determining
the pension amounts paid to retirees from
the department. The contract provides for
a 3 percent pay raise next year, a 1 percent
pay increase in 2016 and a reopening of
wage negotiations the following year.
“I won't support the contract as pro-
posed. You all have short memories,” said
Godbout at the meeting. “We have negoti-
ated several contracts to date with the
multiplier reduced to 1.7 percent.”
The multiplier factor in the new con-
tract is 2.55 percent for current employ-
ees. That number will be reduced to 2.25
percent for new hires who will receive no
health care benefits in their accrued
retirement benefits.
Godbout insisted the number, an
increase from the 1.75 multiplier factor in
the police contract recently negotiated,
would cost the city more than $800,000.
That claim was disputed by the represen-
tatives of the firefighters union who claim
the contract will save the city $500,000
when the agreed-to pension changes are
factored into the costs.
“Contrary to what was mentioned, the
contract will save the city millions over
the six years of the contract,” said
CouncilmanMichael Kehrer.
Westland levies a public safety millage
under Public Act 345 to fund police and
fire retirement expenses. The contract
includes only Westland firefighters and
does not impactWayneunionmembers.
Barefoot Productions will present the
comedy The Desk Set, written by William
Marchant.
The Desk Set tells the timely story of
Man (or Woman) vs. Machine. Written in
1955, this Broadway comedy is the story of
Bunny Watson, head of the Reference
Department of a large broadcasting corpo-
ration in Manhattan, and her "girls" who
find their jobs in jeopardy when Richard
Sumner, an "efficiency expert" invades their
department with EMMERAC, the electronic
-brain.
The cast includes: Jenna Hinton of
Farmington, Valerie Haas of Redford,
Jennifer Beitzel of Plymouth, Jonathon
Wennstrom of Canton as Richard Sumner,
Anne Morgan of Livonia as Bunny Watson,
Michael Ludlamof Northville, Jerry Carney
of Canton, Jane and Mike Cuba of Livonia,
Pat Lillis and Kiersten Manifold of
Ypsilanti. The play is directed by Craig A.
Hane.
The Desk Set was made into the
Hollywood classic film in 1958, starring
KatherineHepburn andSpencer Tracy.
The Desk Set opens at 8 p.m. Dec. 5.
Additional performances are at 8 p.m. Dec.
6, 12, 13 and at 2 p.m. Dec. 7 and 14. All seats
are $15 and can be reserved by calling the
box office at (734) 560-1493 or going online to
www.justgobarefoot.com. The intimate 99
seat Barefoot Productions Theatre is locat-
ed at 240N. MainSt., Plymouth, 48170.
The Salvation Army Plymouth Corps is
collecting new gloves, scarves, hats and
mittens as part of the annual Coats for
Kids program.
Donations will be accepted at the
Salvation Army, 9451 S. Main St. Plymouth
from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday and from 9 a.m. until noon
onSaturday throughDec. 22.
For more information, contact Laurie
Aren, (734) 453-5464 or laurie_aaren@usc.
salvationarmy.org.
Bunny Watson and the "girls" Valerie Haas, left, Anne Morgan, Jenna Hinton and
Jennifer Beitzel.
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