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Greg M. Flynn Greg M. Flynn, age 42, of Webberville, died Monday, May 27, 2013. He was born Sept. 19, 1970 to Mike & Linda (Clinard) Flynn and married Stacey (Linhart) on Sept. 29, 2001. He

Leroy Township, loved his family,

and woodworking. Surviving are his wife: Stacey,

parents: Mike & Linda, 4 children: Eric (Lacey), Brent, Makayla and McKenzie, 3 grandchildren: Lily, Lexi and Jaelyn, sister: Chantell (Matthew) Reed, grandparents: Joan Clinard and Ted & Ellen Flynn, niece: Chesea Reed & nephew: Kyle Reed, mother-in-law and father-in-law: Dian & Jerry Linhart and sister-in-law: Arleen and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandfather: Barton Clinard. The funeral was held Thursday, May 30 at Webberville High

was in Webberville Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to his children’s school fund. Arrangements by Niblack Funeral Home, Fowlerville. www.niblackfuneralhome.com

William L. Grubb William L. Grubb, age 35, of Lansing, died Sunday, May 26, 2013. He was born April 26, 1978 to William G. & Debra (Nelums) Grubb. He graduated from Fowlerville High School in 1996. He was a self-employed title examiner and loved video games. He married Wendy (Kirkham) in Lansing on Dec. 30, 2011. Surviving are his wife: Wendy, parents: William & Debra Grubb, sister: Crystal Carroll and niece Addison. Bill was preceded in death by his grandparents. Memorial services were held at 3 p.m. on May 30, 2013 at Niblack Funeral Home, Dillingham Liverance Chapel, Fowlerville with Pastor Rick Stacy of Meridian Christian

the family .www.niblackfuneralhome.com

of natural causes on Friday, May 17, 2013. Dorothy was born Sept. 25, 1919 in Fowlerville to George A. & Laura V. (Politt) Peckens. She was a 1937 graduate of Fowlerville High School and was best known as a devoted homemaker, mother and grandmother. Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband: Lawrence J. Pajot, her son Dennis Pajot and her husband

(Pajot) Robinson of Stockbridge, Ga., Jean (Pajot) Forrester

SC. She is also survived by 15 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren She was preceded in death by her parents, sister: Julia Roy and 4 brothers: Wilmont Peckens, Earl Peckens, Lyle Peckens and Harold Peckens. Services were held at 11a.m. on Saturday, June 1, 2013 at Niblack Funeral

was in Greenwood Cemetery. www.niblackfuneralhome.com

Mary Eddy A memorial service has been scheduled for Mary Eddy, formerly of Webberville, who passed away September 23, 2012. The service will be held Monday, June 10, 2013, at noon in Albion at the Albion Memorial Gardens.

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Fowlerville track boys take home medals at Honor Roll Meet

By Coach Dan Coon We may have set a new record for Fowlerville. The greater Lansing area takes the best of the best track athletes and has

who is the best. To even make it to the meet is an honor with such a great group of running schools in the Lansing area to choose from. The boys team was lucky enough to have two different guys selected and both of them in two events. We walked

Great Job Galen Neuroth and Adam Coon. Way to raise the bar for others to strive to reach and a great way to let others know that Fowlerville does exist.


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been a honor to watch your growth as a young man and a track runner the last few years.

Michigan Senate ReportBy Joe Hune,22nd District

Get out and enjoy Michigan! In a state with rich outdoors tradition, many Michiganders will be enjoying the warm summer weather in the great outdoors. One of my family’s favorite pastimes is camping. Michigan owns more land than any state east of the Mississippi, roughly 12 percent of Michigan’s land base, making for ample room to enjoy nature. The Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR) provides many resources on their website— www.michigan.gov/dnr recreation locator, campground and harbor registration and information on boating. Also, next time you renew your license, consider the Recreation Passport program introduced by the DNR. By purchasing the Recreation Passport when you renew your license plate registration, you’ll experience state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, non-motorized trails, boat launches and hundreds of Passport Perks shopping discounts from around the state.

Another helpful website, organized by the Michigan Association of RV’s, Parks and Campgrounds is http://www.michcampgrounds.com/. This site provides links that will help you to

RV camping locations and cabins and rentals. The 22nd District itself has numerous opportunities

to get out and enjoy Michigan’s beautiful summer weather.

hunting, swimming and much more. Nearby Kensington Metropark, a unit of the Huron-Clinton Metroparks system located between Milford and South Lyon, provides area residents with many opportunities including an 18-hole regulation golf course, a disc golf course, toboggan hill, a nature center, a farm learning center, picnic areas, beaches, and boat rentals. The website for the park is www.metroparks.com or can be reached at (248) 685-1561.

with any further questions at www.SenatorJoeHune.com or 855-JOE-HUNE. We have a Michigan

Campgrounds brochure as well as many others available to

Flip-n-Flop Fishing TournamentTakes place this Saturday, June 8

Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority is going to take

off of the Howell City Park Beach on Thompson Lake. Bring your pole and we’ll provide the bait at the Flip-n-Flop Fishing Tournament! This is a catch and release event. Great

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Howell City Park is located at the corner of Thompson & Barnard Streets in Howell. Cost is $7 per person. For more information, or to register, please contact the Howell Area

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Student of the Week: Josh SchaeferBy: Michael Stobierski

This week’s “Student of the Week” is Josh Schaefer. Josh was a senior this year at FHS. His parents are Todd and Joann; he has two siblings, Abigail who is 14 and Josiah who turns 8 this month. Josh’s schedule consists of Physics, Psychology, AP US History, Newspaper, AP Lit & Comp, and Film & Mu-sic as Lit. When asked what his favorite class is, Josh chose Newspaper because it has all his buddies in it with him and he gets to use Photoshop. Also when he had to choose who his favorite teacher was it was too hard to decide because he says they are all way too awesome. After high school he plans to attend LCC for a couple of years then transfer somewhere (preferably Western Michigan) to study Technical Theatre and Design. If Josh could change one thing about FHS it would be that he could listen to his music all the time in class and not just some of the time. His favorite thing about FHS is getting to see all of his friends from theatre and tech crew, he says that they are all his family and it’s important that he gets to see them. Advice Josh would like to give to underclassmen would be, “Don’t blink; high school is way too short. Your friends are the best part about high school.” Out of school, Josh is a part of the tech crew, and he plays guitar, and loves to listen to music. He loves to hang out with his friends, they play Mine Craft and paintball together. Once Josh has graduated,

he will miss being a part of the tech crew the most and spending time in the PAC. Mrs. Masserant nominated Josh and said, “He is an in-credibly hard working stu-dent and deeply involved in tech crew this year as sound director in addition to hav-

ing multiple AP classes. He has volunteered his time to work sound/mics with the play after school almost every day and has worked the additional events in the PAC as lead sound engineer. He is training and overseeing new tech crew mem-bers and is an excellent role model for them. He is detail

for our sound system usage. In addition to all that, he is just plain NICE all the time.” Mrs. King mentioned, “Josh works very well with the cast of the play and stays on task, even when faced with an incredible amount of distraction.” Christopher Blum, one of Josh’s close friends had this to say about Josh; “With Josh around, there’s never a dull mo-ment. Even when he’s working, there’s always something in-teresting happening when Josh is near.” Josh loves to spend time with his family as well, they go camping together to spend quality time. Josh’s favorite movie is “The Dark Night Rises” and his favorite band is Skillet. When Josh is relaxing and watching TV he likes to watch either MASH or Person of Interest, and his favorite game to play is Mine Craft. Overall, Josh said that he is surprised he received the Student of the Week nomination; he admits that he is not exactly the best student. Still it is a great achievement to be this week’s Stu-dent of the Week! Great job Josh!

FOWLERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT

The department responded to 13 emergencies this week. Friday, May 24, at 12:04 a.m. a medical emergency on

Collins Street in the Village was reported. At 11:14 a.m., Saturday, May 25th

dispatched to Meadow Lane in the Village to assist a medical emergency. The department received a dispatch to investigate a large amount of smoke outside a residence on Sober Road in Conway Township at 9:40 p.m.

was reported at 3:32 p.m., Sunday, May 26. Then at 9:00 p.m. personnel assisted EMS on Bell Oak Road in Conway

on Roberts Road in Iosco Township at 9:11 p.m. Monday, May 2h, at 7:52 p.m. the department was dispatched to Coon Lake Road in Iosco Township for an Edison Pole

Township were reported at 9:35 p.m. Then at 10:49 p.m. personnel responded to a medical emergency on Sober Road in Conway Township. At 6:06 p.m., Tuesday, May 28, when the severe storms

were threatening, the department was dispatched for

Township at 6:29 p.m. A medical emergency on Coon Lake Road in Iosco

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Car Show this Saturday, June 8 at The Livingston County East Complex parking lot (2300 E. Grand River, corner of Chilson & Grand River) in Howell.

Food, Vendors, Information Booths, music and many classic, unique or special cars. Gift bags will be given to show participants. The Judging and Trophies will take place from Noon- 3 pm. No charge for general admission. All proceeds from this year’s event will go to local USA

veterans, Wounded Warriors, Patriots and The National Guard . If you would like to enter an antique, special or classic car

into the event, registration is from 10am –12 noon and the cost is $15.00. For more information or to pre register call (517) 546-6440. Check out www.heritagecarcruise.com. Any local business that would like to put coupons or

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Upcoming Programs at the Follow us on Facebook & www.fowlervillelibrary.org.Registration usually opens 2 weeks prior to the event unless otherwise noted.

This popular program is returning with nearly 60 state-wide arts and cultural organizations! Some cultural partners offer complimentary or reduced price admission; others, discounts in their gift shop or other exclusive offers for MAP pass holders only. Each Michigan Activity Pass expires within one week from the date it is printed. Library users with a valid library card can print a pass. Now this is entirely an online program that you can access online anywhere you’d like; including the privacy of your own home! For more information visit http://michiganactivitypass.info .

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Registration is open! Register in person only. There are Summer Reading Programs for all ages from 2-142 years! Remember that there are limited seating for weekly programs, so if your child will not be attending regularly, please save that seat for a child that can attend weekly. While there is limited seating for weekly programs, there are reading only logs available for every resident of the Fowlerville School District area. *This program is intended for the residents of the Fowlerville School District Area.

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Meet Duchess, the “Poochie Princess” at the Fowlerville

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Registration for all technology classes are limited and must be done in person at the library. There is a $5 refundable cash deposit per class due at registration. Must be in high school or adult to attend.

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This class will cover the basics of navigating the Magic Wall, downloading and setting up your BLIO account, creating your library account for the Magic Wall and checking out 1 book via a laptop. *Bring your Fowlerville District Library card & device with you to the class. Registration is open. Registration for all technology classes are limited and must be done in person at the library. There is a $5 refundable cash deposit per class due at registration. Must be in high school or adult to attend.

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Talent’ Fowlerville Schools celebrated another ‘Showcase of Talent’, sponsored by FACTO (Fowlerville Academic Creative Talented Organization) on Tuesday, May 7 from 5:00 to 7:30 pm, where teachers submitted awesome and outstanding student work over the past school year. Some of the projects ranged from kindergarten animal reports, to second grade snowman

school senior projects. Each year, FACTO volunteers work to create a special evening for students, parents, and teachers to honor student accomplishments in the classroom. With well over 250 projects submitted by teachers this year, volunteers diligently collected projects from each school, labeled them by subject area, and hosted parents and students in participating in showing off students’ best work. Teachers sort through class projects in determining the most creative, most unique, greatest workmanship, and just around “awesome” demonstration of learning and skills. Organizing volunteers for this project include Julia Keider, Showcase Coordinator and High School English Teacher; Grace Damerow, Technology Director for Fowlerville Schools; Sheila Larson, Curriculum Director for Fowlerville Schools; Gifted-Talented Coordinators Nancy Myers, Sue Harper, and Amy Maurer; and Barb Parker, Susan Baumgartner and Iris Winiarski, FACTO parent representatives. There were also several students who helped make the evening a success, including Kayla Rodgers, who took students’ photographs with their projects; Robert Williams, who played the trombone; and Chess Club members from the Junior High School.

The Showcase of Talent is an annual event held in early May. In addition to the Showcase, FACTO hosts parent meetings on engaging students in higher-level learning, holds workshops on Advanced Placement testing, and encourages school-based clubs throughout the primary grades. For more information about FACTO’s Showcase of Talent, contact Julia Keider at [email protected] or Barb Parker at [email protected] for information about FACTO parent involvement.

Shelby Walter’s sixth grade volcano project.

Christina Boyce and her Senior Project on a Business Plan for a Campground.

Michael Exford’s kindergartenanimal report on the Rhinoceros.

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Webberville High School holds graduation ceremonies Webberville High School held graduation ceremonies at the Spartan Center on Thursday, May 23. Forty-one seniors received their diplomas. Giving the Opening Presentation was class president Kelsei Hull. Shown here with her was the guest speaker, former teacher Bill Wheeler.

Dakota Brown, class valedictorian, and Nick Webster, the salutatorian, each gave an address during the program.

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Carley Eades, left, and Derek Woodrow

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Webberville United Methodist hosting luncheon in honor of pastor & wife Webberville United Methodist Church is hosting a pot luck luncheon at approximately 12:15 p.m. following the worship

service on Sunday, June 16, in honor of Pastor Paul and Paula Damkoehler as they leave to embark on a new ministry in Ovid. Please join us in celebrating the Damkoehlers’ service and wishing them well on their new adventure. Bring a dish to pass. Beverages and table service will be provided. Webberville United Methodist Church is located at 4215 E. Holt Road at the corner of M-52. For more information,

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Amanda Crandall, left, and Jackie BedwellChelsea Albin, left, and Katie Shirk Bailey Perkins left, and Daylan Howe

Jereme Arnold, left and Owen Judd

Kayla Aldapa, left, and Sarah Decker Trenton Hawley and Aaron Driver

Cam Brown, left, and Sandy Judd.

Performing solos during the choir’s singing of ‘Anyway’ were seniors Jackie Bedwell, left, and Bailey Perkins.

Corey Weston played with the high school band in its performance of ‘The Dream Catcher’.

A life well-lived...In 1938 she married her childhood sweetheart. They probably fell in

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Congratulations to Fowlerville 6th graders Jackie Jarvis, Meghan Douglass, and Elie Smith for helping to win the AAU Division 1 State Championship Tournament held in Midland, April 26-28, with their AAU basketball team, Michigan Triple Threat.

from Bath, Dewitt, Fowlerville, Haslett, Laingsburg, Okemos,

Robinson. With a perfect 5-0 record on the weekend, the

Hampton, Virginia, June 23rd-28. Well-done ladies and good

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Top Row- Assistant Coach Brent Robinson (Okemos), Meghan Douglass (Fowlerville), Emily Ellsworth (Bath), Elie Smith (Fowlerville), Head Coach Tom Lewis (Williamston) Bottom Row – Tait Hosford (Bath), Kenzie Lewis (Williamston), Madison Petersen (DeWitt), Hannah Homan (Haslett), Jackie Jarvis (Fowlerville)

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Three Fowleville girls members of tourney-winning team

Front row: Kindergarten, Woodward-Bella Jones, Oosterhouse-Kirstin Tomassi, Moulton-Tommi Kleinschmidt, Hunt-Elijah Clarke, Myers-Stacie Young, Nagel-Jacob Martinue, LaPlante-Alana Chappell, Miller-Mackaela Kelly.Middle row: 1st grade, Sweet-Morgan Challiss, Muhn-Kyler Blixt, Daniel-Ethan Kollek, Hill-Ryan Laimonis, Burke-Jace Forgette, Staton-Abby Bilger, Martin-Kaya Srock, Devota-Ryan Bond, Barton-Alexany Garcia-Garza.

-vens, Randolph-Grace Knorr, Russell-J.J. Kangas, Dodd-Camille Lako, Smith- Brett Marshall.Missing from picture: Maurer-Dean Hargraves, Gerecke-Nathan Murray, Steffee-Riley Zub, Bethke-Logan Hill.

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Kreeger Teacher presented with Michigan Education Excellence AwardThe Michigan Association of School Boards awarded Marcia Morehead with the Michigan Education Excellence Award for her after school animation club at Kreeger Elementary. Be-cause of her dedication to student achievement through the arts, she was honored at the MSU Kellogg Center with 26 other programs throughout the state. This award was sponsored by SET SEG who donated funds to her animation club which she will use to buy more technol-ogy in order to make educational movies next year. Thank you Mrs. Morehead for your com-mitment to students!

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Senior Spotlight- Samuel Dmitri GloverBy: Amanda Crandall

Dmitri Glover is the son of Beth and Greg Glover and brother to Sasha Glover who is currently a junior at Webberville High School. Glover has attended Webberville Community Schools his entire life. Glover has been a great student, friend, son, and brother. “Dmitri is always a great person to be around and is a great brother, and I can’t wait to see what he does in the future,” said Sasha Glover. Glover enjoys working with animals in the Ag Barn, reading books, history and FFA activities. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his friends and works a part-time job in Webberville. Glover has been involved in FFA for six years, track for two and a half years and Spanish club for one year. Dmitri sai that he plans on attending Lansing Community College. A big inspiration to him during his high school career was Mrs. Colleen Scott Keiser. “Dmitri has a great sense of humor and has been a very devoted member of the FFA,” said FFA Advisor Colleen Scott Keiser. “His interest in social studies and social issues sets him apart from his peers. His willingness to take on new challenges will carry him far in life.” When Glover graduates there are a few things he will miss about high school. “I will miss not seeing my friends every day, all of the FFA events we have, and meeting all of the new people through the FFA,” said Glover. Glover’s advice to his underclassmen is “Do all of your work and turn it in on time, get involved with everything that you can and have fun.”

known Dmitri for 14 years. “Dmitri is very willing to help others and make a difference in his school and community. I am proud of Dmitri’s accomplishments in FFA. He has grown academically and physically over the years, it seems like just yesterday Greg Glover was excited about adopting a son, I am proud I got to witness and watch this young man grow.” Depue said. Glover will be extremely missed by his peers. “I’m going to miss his great sense of humor, and his persistence to always make someone smile,” said senior Beverlyn Salva.

WEBBERVILLE SCHOOLS DISTRICT NEWS

for needed equipment, facility repairs and basic costs to help keep our students involved in athletics. There will be 2,000 tickets sold with 80 prizes overall - which gives you a 1 in 25 chance of winning! There are a variety of prizes from a $50 gift card, one year of free gas, TV’s, all the way up to a new car donated by Champion Chevrolet in Fowlerville! The tickets are $25.00 each. If you are interested in purchasing a ticket,

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Sports Recognition Night – Student-athletes who participated

5. The program will take place in the high school cafeteria

starting at 6:00PM. The winners of the athletic department

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through the district homepage under the Athletics tab, Information heading and then scroll down to the Facebook

https://www.facebook. Go Spartans!

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The “Buzz” on Honey Bees As far back as 1962 when Rachel Carson’s book,

for the future of the honeybee. But it was among many environmental concerns brought about by the release of countless chemicals against nearly every supposed problem in our insect and plant world. But the well being of bees didn’t rank very high on the list of things to be highly concerned about and until recently made very few headlines. Now things have changed. In the half century since Miss Carson’s book and

remembered that honey bees didn’t just make honey but were needed to pollinate nearly all the food crops of the world – and that they were dying at a rate of close to 50% each year. I haven’t seen a honeybee in my

jackets or bumblebees now, but honeybees that are acknowledged as the primary pollinators for just about all our crops. The Environmental Protection Agency acknowledges that traces of dangerous chemicals as well as a few of the tiny mites that were known to be part of the problem at least, remain a common presence in hives today. The problem is, the EPA seems to be saying, that fussing with those known chemical mixtures may result in even worse problems later. In the meantime, folks like you and me, depending on the numbers of surviving honey been in their areas, are realizing smaller and smaller harvests from their little backyard gardens. What can we do to help? Are there other insects that could be encouraged that could pick up the pollination in our backyard patches until the

farms are concerned, moveable hives can be rented for

thus lowering the considerable expense of actually purchasing swarms of bees, mostly from Europe. Could some kind of a swarm rental system be implemented for a neighborhood or subdivision? It seems to me we need to be seriously working on the problems of our bees rather than developing a new phone or hand held computer every six months. You can’t eat those items but we can and must eat those products the honeybee does so much to provide. It also

seems to me when we learn about a serious problem,

As for us neighborhood growers, we’d like to at least be able to go about growing a few slicer tomatoes, peppers, etc., without just watching our plants getting larger and our yield getting smaller each year. I’ve even heard a few non-thinking individuals react to the shrinking bee numbers by saying, “No bees? Good. Now we won’t get stung so often.” But they might want

But the shortage of honeybees is no laughing matter and if not dealt with soon could become a worldwide

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Mission House Community Center begins THRIVE; Youth program is

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Tiny Tot Olympics being held on Tuesday, June 11, in Howell World records could well be broken at the 2013 Tiny Tot Olympics here in Howell. While we won’t be keeping any

(provided in the registration fee) and will rotate between a myriad of active and engaging stations with a dynamic group leader who will help them compete individually and as a

more! All children will receive a participation medal at the closing

bring a camera as there are special photo ops available. Water and snack are included in the registration fee. The event is

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Webberville Kindergartners enjoy trip to Northfork Outback Farms

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* * *TRACTOR: Ford 8N, 1949 completely restored, rebuilt transmission and engine.12V system, block heater, attachments. Moving, make offer. (517) 672-0405.

DIRECT CARE STAFF NEEDED in Howell. Must be at least 18. High School Diploma or equivalent. Good Driving Record. No criminal record. Flexible with your schedule 517-546-7140.

* * *FOR SALE: 11/8 HP CRAFTSMAN 12” tilting bandsaw with stand and roller base $75.00. Black and Decker table router with stand $35.99. Call 517-546-0633

* * *PIGLETS FOR SALE: Not many left. 517-552-0177

* * *BIG SALE: In the yard and barn. “Twelve Families” 9 am to 5 pm. Furniture, Dishes, Tolls, Rotatiller, Infant to Adult clothes and lots more. May 30 and June 1st. Take Fowlerville Rd south to Layton Rd to 2047 Damman Rd.

* * *PLUS IS A NEW STORE Opening June 1st @ 6163 Grand River between Brighton and Howell in the Plaza with Brighton Glass. We sell new and resale women’s clothes. Trendy young clothes, business and everything in between. Sizes 14 on up. We buy quality, gently worn clothes. Beautiful clothes for beautiful women. Phone 248-660-2348.

* * *WANTED: OWNER OPERATORS, Class A CDL, clean D\CDL/DOT record. Excellent pay, 100% fuel surcharge. Regional coverabe. Call Alan: K Line Logistics (330)286-5171

* * *EVANS GARAGE DOOR repair and installation. Spring replacement. Wayne Dalton garage doors and Lift Master garage openers. Call anytime 517-223-9903

* * *MOVING SALE: Furniture, tolls, lawn and garden, baby & children, household goods. 124 N. Benjamin, Fowlerville, June 6,7,8 10 am –3 pm.

* * *MOVING SALE: Household goods, some antiques, furniture, misc. No kids stuff. 10225 West Allen Road, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday June 4, 5, 6, from 9 am – 5 pm. West of Nicholson Road.

* * *GARAGE SALE: 138 N. Benjamin Street, Fowlerville. Friday June 7 8 am – 5 pm, Saturday June 8 8 am –noon.

* * *CHICKENS FOR SALE: Approximately 50 2-year old hens. $5. each, 5 for $15 or $100 for all. 517-521-3076

* * *LOST CAT Female Dark colored calico. Addison St & North Grand. Named Q-Tip 248-921-2273

* * *SPRUCE TREES: Job female. TC sells more for less. Guaranteed. 5-foot $30, 6-foot $40, 7-foot $50, 8-foot $60, 9-foot $70, 10-foot $80. 11-12-13-14 planting. Howell, Pinckney, Fowlerville. (989) 984-4861.

* * *GARAGE SALE: Toys, household items, hunting gear, and lots more. Friday & Saturday, June 7 & 8, 9 am to 3 pm. 337 S. Second St., Fowlerville.

* * *FOR SALE: Farm Wagon 18 x 8 , rubber tires, oak bed, completely fenced for passengers, rigged for canopy. Excellent condition $1,900. 517-546-5605.

* * *MULTIPLE FAMILY SALE: 2200 S. M-52, 1 mile south of I-96. Thursday, June 6 thru Saturday, June 8 9 am-4pm. Mens and womens clothing S/4XL baby clothing and gear, household items, books, and much, much more.

* * *FEMALE HELP WANTED: You like the outdoors, you’ll like helping Mr. Bill’s Produce. 810-333-0964. Howell. Coon Lake & Cedar Lake Roads.

MAHAR’S GREENHOUSES: Come See What’s Blooming! Flowers & Vegetables. 4621 Beard Rd., Byron Mon.—Sat. (10 to 8) Sunday (10 to 5) (989) 634-8171 or (989) 634-5349. Follow Us On Facebook.

* * *DUMPSTER RENTALS: Plus junk removal services, free loading, great rates! Locally owned & operated Call Kevin: (517) 375-3478.

* * *ALL HANDYMAN SERVICES: Decks, Property Maintenance, Plumbing, Electrical. Dependable. No job too small! Very reasonable rates. Call Ryan for free estimate. (810) 923-9692.

* * *BANKRUPTCY, FAMILY OR CRIMINAL ISSUES? Call Sue Spagnuolo or Rebecca Roberts. Reasonable rates. Fowlerville and Brighton locations. Call 810-227-9743 or 810-360-8009.

* * *S I G N S – BANNERS-TRUCKS: Over 35 years experience. SIGNS ON THE SPOT (formerly Smith’s Sign Shop) Eugene Smith-Webberville (517) 521-3333. www.SignsOnTheSpot.com.

* * *BRENDA’S PET GROOMING & BOARDING: “Quiet home setting”. Visit www.BrendasPetGrooming.com. By appointment only 517-294-0209

* * *SEWING MACHINE REPAIR: Free pick-up and delivery. One-year guarantee. 30 years experience. Call for estimate. Ph: 517-552-4000.

* * *ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY: From play to special occasions. Lloydine at 517-521-4388.

* * *D&R ROOFING & SIDING: New homes, tear-offs, recovers,

* * *GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS & SERVICE: Brand names. Replace broken springs. DOOR-TECH: (517) 376-4200.

* * *FARM FRESH EGGS Large Brown assorted $2.75 per dozen. Local delivery free. Clean and chemical free 517-521-4028.

** *EARTHSHINE MASSAGE: Indulge yourself properly for your health & well-being. Online scheduling. www.earthshine.massagetherapy.com or call (517) 304-5151/(517) 223-8552. Credit Cards accepted.

* * *MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD: For questions or information call (517) 304-9405.

* * *DRYWALL:SMALL jobs okay!. (810) 772-6212.

* * *AUSTIN HARDWOOD FLOORING:& Installation. Local contractor, affordable rates, senior discounts. Free Estimates! (517) 375-6143.

‘All You Can Eat” Fish, Chicken and Rib Dinner on June 7 The Livingston County Wildlife and Conservation Club will host a BBQ Dinner on June 7th from 5pm-8pm. Dinner

Cash bar available. Adults are $10, seniors are $9 and ages 6-12 are $5. 5 & under are free. The club is located at 6060 E. M-36, Hamburg, call 810-231-1811 for more info.


NOTICE OF SALEAll items belonging to:

Renee Place Unit #55at Oaktree Mini Storage will be sold after

June 10, 2013 to the ‘highest bidder.’Oaktree Mini Storage II LLC

6300 Lange Rd., Howell, MI [email protected]

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are ready to leave their mittens at home and enjoy the sunshine. With various recreational options, this time of year is perfect for spending time with friends and family away from the television screen. The biannual Free Fishing Weekend will be on June 8 and

this is a great opportunity to get outside and experience all Pure Michigan has to offer.

more than 11,000 inland lakes, and 36,000 miles of rivers and streams, the options are endless. I encourage residents to take advantage of Free Fishing Weekend.

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months ahead of schedule. I am proud to say that completing the budget before June 1 has become the new normal in Michigan. This type of reliability is essential to the success of our state and the growth of our economy.

responsibility while working on the budget. By prioritizing areas such as education, public safety, and roads, money will

As a result of this budget, improvements will be seen for years to come in our students, residents, and Pure Michigan travel. Michigan has developed a substantial amount and will continue to expand and progress economically. Over the last two years, we have seen higher incomes, lower taxes, and a

supported a budget that has kept taxpayers in mind and will continue to improve this great state.

* * * We have all heard Apple’s “there’s an app for that” slogan in reference to all the functions an iPhone can handle. Smartphones are used for business, entertainment, and sometimes even phone calls. Recent legislation would extend this list and allow Michigan residents to use electronic devices to display their vehicle registration and auto insurance when they are pulled over by law enforcement. This is not a new idea in the auto insurance world. Many states currently use this system as a convenience to motorists. Instead of rummaging through napkins and car manuals to

on your smartphone or electronic device. This would avoid No Proof tickets for motorists by taking advantage of today’s technology.

to accept electronic versions of insurance when people renew their vehicle registrations. The bills have been referred to the Senate Transportation Committee.

* * * Legislation signed by Gov. Rick Snyder has made Michigan

compact is a multistate agreement that allows Departments of

licenses of those who violate laws in Michigan and other states in the agreement. Currently, the compact includes 38 states. The Wildlife Violator Compact aims to protect wildlife by punishing poachers and restricting their licenses so they may not offend in another state. If a person fails to pay a citation, they will be required to appear in court. If they fail to do so and refuse to surrender their license, the violator’s license will be suspended. The DNR in each state will be required to notify residents of any suspensions.

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Fowlerville grads part of band performing for July 4th celebration

The Modern Day Drifters was formed in 2009 when William Shadrick (lead singer, songwriter, rhythm guitarist) left a steady job as a rhythm guitar player in a popular country band to take the next step of performing original material as well as their fans’ favorites. The Drifters deliver exciting shows, always keeping their crowd dancing and wanting more. With Cris Pratt (lead guitar, harmonies) Pete Kittle (bass) and Ryan Scott (drums, harmonies). Their sound is described as a cross between Brad Paisley, Eric Church, Alan Jackson, and their own style of country music. William and Ryan are 1999 Fowlerville High School graduates. The Modern Day Drifters has a new, young sound that also stays true to their roots. “It’s always a great feeling seeing the crowd dance and sing along with the greatest hits, but when I see them do the same with my originals, there are no words to describe what I feel. We truly have fun doing what we love,” said Shadrick, adding, “Whether I write about love, heartbreak, life or cold beer, I’m always writing. It’s how I handle life…every aspect of it. If there’s a story to be told, I want to tell it!” They are currently in the studio working on their new album, “Whirlwind of Emotion,” which is expected to be released this fall. “Working with Kerry Adams from Adams Audio Works is a blast! We’re all family! Their single, “Dark Windows,” was released to radio on May 20 and is currently available on iTunes. You can see The Modern Day Drifters perform live at the opening night of Chelsea’s Sights and Sounds on June 6, Fowlerville Fireworks July 4 celebration, Saline’s Wicked Kickin’ Hoedown October 26, etc. For a full list of upcoming shows, check out their website at www.themoderndaydrifters.com

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In this photo: left to right: Pete Kittle (bass) Ryan Scott (drums, harmonies) William Shadrick (lead singer, songwriter, rhythm guitar) Cris Pratt (lead guitar, harmonies)

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FOWLERVILLE JUNIOR HIGH NEWS

Important Dates½ Day of School-Exams (students released at 10:45) June 6½ Day of School-Last Student Day (students released at 10:45) June 7

* * *Physical NightFowlerville Athletics’ annual “Physical Night” will take place on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 from 6-7:30pm. Anyone planning on participating in Athletics at the Recreation, Junior High or High School levels during the 2013-14

The physical costs only $25 and the money from each physical will come right back to the Athletic Department! Mark your calendars!

* * *Locker Clean outLocker Clean out will take place before the end of the school year. If your child does not take this opportunity to remove

* * *FJH had several 7th & 8th grade athletes qualify for the May 30 PLAYMAKERS’ TRACK & FIELD HONOR ROLL meet held at the Okemos track. Top athletes in each track &

from the greater Lansing area. For the Lady Glads, Anna Meggert was an alternate in the

were Tyler Steinhelper-3200 meter run, Dawson Zanger -70 meter dash & alternate-100 meter dash, Cody Persons-800 meter run & alternate-400 meter dash, Jacob Dixon-long jump, Thomas Quaine-pole vault, & Cameron Brigham-high jump alternate; The 1600 relay, 3200 relay, & 400 relay made up of Persons, Quaine, Eric Fritz, Steinhelper, Alex Brownlee, Zanger, Brigham, Chad Hacker, & Dixon were also invited to the meet.

* * *Reminder: all athletic uniforms and/or school issued items must be returned to the coach before the end of the school year.

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* * *VG RECEIPTS: Over the summer, please continue to save VG receipts for the FJH athletic program.

* * *Special thank you to Jason Bennett & his family for all their help again this year with the home track meets.


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