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BY LARRY O'CONNOR
STAFF WHITER
loconnor@o^.h(imecomm.ni*t
Livonia's at-large deer population
-grew by five members
recently after an attempt to
remove them from a farm went
awry-
Michigan Humane Society and
Livonia animal control Officers
tried to move the deer April 2 to
a holding shelter; However, six
of the seven animals bolted
through a fence at the farm on
.Five Mile Road, between Levan
and Farmington.
MHS and Livonia animal control
officers contend the deer
were not being properly cared
for, which the owner denied. The
OBITUARIES
geldey of Novi; one brother, Holmes, Andrew Holmes, and ety-MI, 26111 Evergreen, Suite Darnestow.n. Presbyterian garet Muir Hodnefield of South
* STAFF PHOTO BY PAIT HUKBHHMAN*
Friendly service: Owner Terri Bennett chat's with customers at the front checkout counter at her pet store, Specialty
Pet Supplies.
Pet store from page A9
was one of two of a nine-puppy
Bennett advised a roomier car-
• 'We had an adoption day and nobody would
litter found in an abandoned
rier and a small kitchen bag and
house in Detroit, Bennett said. adopt her. Where I go she goes/
Handiwipes in case Jacques gets
"We had an adoption day and
-Terri Bennett, sick, to clean up- "Just like when
nobody would adopt her," Ben-
the kids were little," Bennett
nett said. "Where I go she goes.
on her dog. Bubbles said. "Pretend he's a baby."
Somebody in Plymouth adopted
Customers can find a variety
the mom."
how to transport Jacques, her Smith said. "They are very help- of food, treats, and toys at Spe-
Bennett provides personalized beloved 5-year-old Shitzu-Poodle ful with everything. This is the cialty Pets, including dog
advice to customers.
for his first airplane ride to first time that I have ever taken sweaters bearing athletic logos
Jill Smith, a Novi resident, Florida. "This is my first time," my dog on a trip.'
like the Red Wings and Spar-
came to the store for advice on tans.
MARY BULMER
Larry (Sue) Shade of Ft. Collins.
Services for Mary Bulmer, 94, Colo.; six grandchildren, Tyler,
of Plymouth were April 18 at the Zachary, Nicholas. Hailee, Han-
Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, nah, Kamrey; and two nieces,
Plymouth, with the Rev. Roy Sandy and Kriaty.
Forsyth officiating. Burial was Memorials may be made to the
at Parkview Memorial Ceme- Children's Hospital in Detroit.
tery, Livonia.
VICTORIA S. TELLECK
She was born Nov. 11, 1905 in Services for Victoria S. Tel-
Detroit. She died April 15 in leck, 86, of Plymouth were April
Livonia. She worked as an 15 at St. Kenneth Catholic
inspector for Wittman and Church with the Rev. Joaeph S.
Barnes in Plymouth for 20 years. Mallia officiating. Burial was in
She came to Plymouth in 1953 Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens,
from Detroit. She loved to watch Beverly Hills, Fla.
the Detroit Red Wings and work She was born July 9, 1913 in
in her yard. She was a mother, Forest City, Pa. She died April
grandmother and great-grand- 11 in Plymouth. She was a
mother.
homemaker. She came to the
She was preceded in death by Plymouth community in 1993
her husband, James. Survivors from Florida. She was a mem-
include her two sons, Robert ber Of St. Kenneth Catholic
(Faye) Bulmer of Plymouth, Church in Plymouth.
Jamea (Jacqueline) Bulmer of Survivors include her daugh-
California; three grandchildren, ter. Alice (Ray) Smock of Ply-
Gary (Heather) Bulmer of Westmouth; two sisters; one brother;
land, Robert Jr. (Chris) Bulmer four grandchildren, Alice (Jeff)
of Westland; Loraine Bulmer of Tanner of Grass Lake, Mich.,
Seattle; and one great-grandson. Jacqueline (Michael) Scarpello of
Justin Bulmer of Seattle.
Canton, Raymond M, (Judy)
Memorials may be made to the Smock of Westland, Vincent D.
charity of your choice.
(Trudy) Smock of Plymouth; and
nine great-grandchildren
BOMNIE JEAN OINQELOEY
Services for Bonnie Jean Din- Memorials may be made to
geldey, 59, of Canton Township Angela Hospice in Livonia or the
were April il at the Schrader- Arbor Hospice in Ann Arbor.
Howell Funeral Home, Ply- Local arrangements were
mouth, with Hugh McMartin made by the Schrader-Howell
officiating. Burial was in Shel- Funeral Home, Plymouth.
don Cemetery, Canton Town- JULIA HOLMES
ship.
Services for Julia Holmes, 81,
She was born Dec. 7, 1940 in of Dearborn Heights were April
Northville, She died April 6 in 18 in Vermeulen Funeral Home.
Englewood, Fla. She was a> Plymouth. Burial was in Glen
homeroaker and worked part- Eden Memorial Park, Livonia.
time in the Plymouth Salem She was born June 10, 1918 in
High School Cafeteria. She lived Gilbert Plains. Manitoba, Cana-
in Canton Township for the past da. She died April 15 in Dear-
38 years. She loved her grandborn. She was a homemaker.
children and crafts and sewing. She was preceded in death by
Survivors include her hus- her parents. Stephen and Dora
band, George L. of Canton; three Sulatyski. Survivors include her
children, Michelle (Ken Wasse- two sons, Steve (Jeane) Holmes
naar) Dingeldey of Grand of Plymouth, Randy (Cathy)
Rapids. Deborah (John) Kaske of Holmes; and four grandchildren,
South Lyon, Scott (Nichole) Din- Jefferv (Rachelle) Holmes, Scott
T"~\ 7 7 i
Sarah Holmes.
Memorials may be made to the
American Diabetes Association
Michigan Affiliate, 23100 Providence
Dr., Suite 400, Southfield,
MI 48075-3680.
PATRICIA W. WILSON
Services for Patricia W. Wilson,
69, of Plymouth were April
16 in the Vermeulen Funeral
Home, Plymouth.
She was born March 31, 1931
in Detroit. She died April 14 in
Superior Township. She was a
homemaker. She was a member
of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Catholic Church.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, Hiram and.Olive
Warren. Survivors include her
husband, Alfred "Bill" Wilson of
Plymouth; two sons. William
(Lrz) Wilson of Livonia, Robert
(Debbie) Wilson of Pickney; two
daughters. Cathy (Mike) Forrester
of CanWon, Jean (Rock)
DeWater of Canton; II grandchildren;
and one great-grandchild.
Memorials may be made as
Mass cards or the choice of the
donor.
EDWARD A. KNEIP
Services for Edward A. Kneip,
58, of Plymouth were April 15 at
Vermeulen Funeral Home, Plymouth,
with Rev. Phil Rogers
officiating.
He was bom Sept. 10, 1941 in
Dearborn, He died April 11 in
Plymouth. He was m the laUndry/dry
cleaner business.
He was preceded in death by
his mother. Isabella Jean Kneip
Survivors include her father, N.
Carl Kneip of Plymouth: one son.
Jason Kneip of Plymouth; one
sister, Karlyn Haack of Westland;
one brother, Richard Kneip
of Oxford; and one niece, Tonia
Szabo of Wayne.. •
Memorials may be made to
American Heart Association
Midwest Affiliate Dept. 77-3968,
. Chicago. IL. 60678-3965 or to
-National Multiple Sclerosis Soci-
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100, Southfield, Ml 48075. Church Cemetery, Darnestown, Lyon;.and the mother of both
ARJUN MURTMY
Md. -
Merrill and Margaret, Elizabeth
Services for Arjun Murthy, 22, He was born Dec. 10, 1934 in Louise Kelly of Ann Arbor.
of . Canton were April 17 at Jackson, Minn. He died April 17 Memorials may be made to
Neely-Turowski Funeral Home, in Salem Township. He was a Individualized Hospice.
Canton Chapel with Shivaku- social worker in southeast GILBERT L "HOPPY" HOPKINS
mar Mahabala officiating. Michigan for over 20 years prac-
Services for Gilbert L "Hoppy"
He was born on Jan. 10, 1978 ticing in psychotherapy counsel-
Hopkins. 85, of Westland (for-
in Warren. He died April 15. ing. He came to Salem Town-
He worked in software applicaship in 1985 from Superior
merly of Canton Township) were
tions for a computer company.- Township. Before that he resid-
Apnl 19.at Our Savior Lutheran
Survivors include his parents. j ed in Ann Arbor and has been in Church with the Rev. Myron
Sundari and Krishna Murthy; Michigan since 1971. He was a Sordahl officiating. Burial was
one brother, Gokul; and grand- member of St. John Episcopal in Cadillac Memorial West.
parents, Kamala and Subbiah. Church in Plymouth. He was a He was born Feb. 13, 1915 in
graduate of Union College in Bemie, Mo He died April 17 in
Kentucky, went onto Welsey Westland- He was a printer for
DONALD ALVA AND MARIE JUUA Theological Seminary rn Wash- a printing company.
STROM
ington D.C. He received his
Services for Donald Alva, 68
Survivors include his wife,
master's degree in social work
and Marie Julia Strom, 70, of
Lorraine R.; three daughters,
from Howard University in
Southfield (formerly of Ply-
Casa Lee Williams, Linda iTony)
Washington D.C. He completed
mouth) will be at 1 p.m. Satur-.
DeFelice, LouAnn /Dane)
advanced studies at the Univer-
day, May 6, at Riverside Ceme-
Larsen; two sons. Larry L.
sity of Michigan. He was an
tery. -
(Janie»f Gary tBeckyl; two broth-
accomplished organist devoted to
He was born Nov. 15, 1931 music and the arts He also
ers; two sisters, 13 grandchil-
and died April 10 in Southfield.
served in the Army and enjoyed
dren; and four great-grandchil-
She was born Aug. 27, 1929 in
traveling.
dren.
Plymouth and died April 10 in
Southfield. Donald was a com- Survivors include his two Local arrangements were
•puter programmer and systems . daughters, Merrill Catharine made by the L.J. Griffin Funeral
analyst for the Realtron Corpo- Hodnefield of Ypsilanti, Mar- Home. Westland
ration. Marie was a homeihaker
and was "also employed by "the
Burroughs Corporation.
They were preceded in death COOP NEWS!
by their daughter. Christine in
1980
JESUS IS ALIVE
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owner's Department of Natural
Resources permit to keep the
animals also expired
"Sometimes when you tranqujlize
one deer the others
react." said Sue Neal. Michigan'
Humane Society wildlife specialist
"That's w-hat happened here
"When one got hit by a dart,
the others freaked out and managed
to bust through a weak spot
in the fence."
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PLYMOUTH-CANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board of Education of the Plymouth-Cantofi Community Schools
invites all intert?st«i and qualified companies to submit a bid for District-
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forms are available at the front desk of the E •!. McOlendon Educational
Center located on 454' S. Harvey, Plymouth. MI or by contacting Dan
Phillips in. the PCCS Purchasing Department at < 734' 416-2746 For
technical information please contact either Jim Casteel. Director of
Integrated Technology Systems at (734) 416-2708 or Dan Phillips Sealed'
•bids are due on or before 9:00 am. Monday. My 1. 2000 The Board of
Education reserves the rtghl to accept and/or reject all bids, as they judge to
be in the best interest of the school district
' - ' • Board of Education
Plvmoutli-Canton Community Schools
.Jl'DY 1. MARDIG1AN, Secretary
Bid Opening Monday. May 1. 2000 f 9 00 a ra
Board Review Tuesday. May-9. 2000
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