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Alcohol and u DDA nixes the use of traffic ity in 2012, in conjunction said DDA Director and As- undisclosed time, the prescription drugs issue of roundabouts kill more people than circles at two proposed locations with the North LeRoy Street sistant City Manager Michael at the intersections smoking, yet I don’t By Anna Troppens construction project. The Burns. The suggestion for of Adelaide and see anyone moving to “I believe there are Fenton Downtown Develop- roundabouts at Shiawassee Shiawassee streets, locations in Fenton [email protected] put images of some- Fenton Here’s the latest ment Authority (DDA) Board and Adelaide streets, and Le- and LeRoy Street/Silver — Lake Road. A future, one lying in the gutter where roundabouts news on roundabouts in Fenton: has tabled, for an undisclosed Roy Street/Silver Lake Road, being pasted on a six time, the roundabout issue for was from consultant Dan possible roundabout is pack.” would work. I’m not There won’t be one at Shiawas- at North Road/LeRoy these intersections. The DDA Burden, who visited Fenton — Smoker sure those are it.” see and Adelaide streets, nor at Street, in conjunction Michael Burns LeRoy Street/Silver Lake Road. might evaluate the situation See roundabouts with the 2012 LeRoy Story: Witch- Fenton DDA director A roundabout at LeRoy Street five years from now, but noth- on 8A Street paving project. craft crew Mr. Betcher, thank you‘‘ for your honored Parental rights service to our country. First-ever Torrey Hill Turkey Trot My grandpa was Joe hearing on Ramirez. He hold for Baker spoke about uCourt awaits results his crew and the of criminal case work By Sharon Stone that you [email protected]; 810-433-6786 did on countless oc- A hearing was held Wednes- casions. The Witch- day in Judge Duncan Beagle’s craft was his pride and courtroom regarding Corrine joy. His bronze star has Baker’s pa- been in my possession since his passing in rental rights 2001. I hope we can of her son talk soon.” Tyler Bak- — Fred Salas er. Child Protective Hot line: tax- S e r v i c e s payers’ money of Genesee ‘‘Obviously, the city County has isn’t listening to its Corrine Baker petitioned residents’ opinion on the way our tax dol- the court to lars should be spent. terminate her parental rights. Why not help some of Baker’s parental rights the local businesses case remains on hold as the so they can stay in court is waiting to hear the business. There are results of her criminal case. In so many going out of the mean time, Tyler remains business. Wake up, in foster care. city council.” Baker, 26, is serving time — Concerned Fentonite in prison on a probation online See on 14A violation and awaiting trial over the beating death of her hot line 4-year-old son Dominick TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO Calhoun, the younger half- of the week Torrey Hill Intermediate School Principal Kathleen Conover leads fifth-grade students in the first-ever “Turkey brother of Tyler Baker, now Trot,” as part of the school’s Mileage Club on Wednesday afternoon. Every eight laps around the parking WHEN ARE WE 9. Dominick died in April as lot earned the student a turkey token they can add to a keychain. “going to stop babying See baker on 10A the unemployed? The TRI-COUNTY extensions need to end. TIMES | TIM Summary These people will never JAGIELO Fenton officials discuss Some get off their butts if we Sunken and sidewalk issues in city sidewalks in the keep handing them buckling city of Fenton are By Anna Troppens in poor condition, free money. I turned sidewalks, the date, “1958.” [email protected] Some might wonder who due to tree roots down three jobs in the such as this Fenton — The city of Fen- pays for sidewalks in the city of pushing them up, last two weeks. There one near ton is home to some cracked, Fenton, and who decides when old age, cracks are plenty of them out Second Street raised and pitted sidewalks. they are replaced. and pits. City there. in Fenton, is While some are new and meet administrators ’’ There is money set aside in explain the “ins a hazard to the new 5-foot wide standard, Fenton’s budget for a sidewalk and outs” of pedestrians others are narrower and, along program, with property owners sidewalk repair and bikers. State Road, are stamped with See sidewalk on 8A and replacement. 2A Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county TIMES www.tctimes.com

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THE PRICE OF gas for any given date is idea. Pick an amount and drop that amount HOW ABOUT CONVERTING the old determined months before by a number of in a kettle every time you pass. It will warm Farmer Jack, currently owned by VG’s, factors, mostly oil speculation. Oil specu- your heart. Merry Christmas. into a new public library? It is a great loca- Hotlines lation is what drove the price of a barrel of nnn tion on Silver Parkway. It would be great to Submit at: www.tctimes.com oil to $150 in July 2008. Personally, I think I UNDERSTAND PRINCE William has get a new library and fill that building, or call 810-629-9221 nnn All submissions, if approved for publication, must be 75 words that oil speculation should be banned. asked Kate to marry him. It would appear or less and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Tri-County But, because you put Republicans in that he is not in a financial position to I’VE BEEN TEACHING for 16-plus years, Times. We reserve the right to edit for clarity, length and liability. Congress, their corporate sponsors would get married, yet. He apparently could not and was told this morning that if I fail to never allow that, because it lowers their afford to buy her a new ring, so he had to recognize a student bullying another, I’ll be TO THE DDA, a suggestion, take the profits. Vote Democrat. give her his mother’s old one. fined and/or jailed. I came into this profes- cement for the welcome signs and nnn nnn sion to teach kids, not parent them. It ought place it into the potholes within the TIS THE SEASON, the Red Kettles are out PATTERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL to be the parents that are fined and jailed city of Fenton. The costs for feasibility for the Salvation Army. I just put my first dol- in Holly is looking for donations of new or for their child’s behavior. I love teaching kids, studies are ridiculous. lar in one and smiled. Last year, I dropped in gently used winter gear. Please make a but this will be my last year as an educator nnn a dollar, every time I passed a kettle, even donation and help keep our community in your public schools system. WE HAD A wonderful time at Lake if I passed one five times in a day. I would warm this winter season. Fenton High School. The players put encourage everyone to adopt the same nnn See hot line throughout Times on a beautiful play about Willy Wonka. It was terrific, uplifting, such talented young people. They are to be congrat- ulated. We enjoyed it so much. Letters, 350 words or less, must be signed and nnn Readers Fall Furnace Tune Up & Cleaning include a phone number. I CAN’T HELP but laugh reading We reserve the right to the Hot lines this morning. Snyder is Get your Furnace Filters & Humidifier Pads Changed! write edit for clarity and liability. elected and gas goes up 25 cents. Do Submissions regarding you really believe that the governor of Now’s the time to ensure your family stays warm by making political issues, if approved for publication, will not run in the sure your furnace is running at its maximum performance. two issues prior to elections. Letters must be written exclusively Michigan has anything to do with the for the Times. price of gasoline? nnn Complete Walled Lake principal IT’S A SHAME you have to spend praises Fenton fans and band oodles of money to get a cheap turkey Furnace % I have been trying to sum up how impressed I at the grocery store. was with Fenton last Friday at the playoff game at Tune-Up off Walled Lake. Without your band’s support, the nnn 10Dave Lamb • 810-629-4946 We service all brands! game would have been missing a critical piece. WISHING ALL OF the Times’ readers, Expires 11/30/10 peace, love and happiness. 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Honestly, regardless FENTON HIGH SCHOOL football, Free Estimate & Heating of the result of the game, I cannot remember extended System Analysis a single event that gave me a better feeling I know you lost badly Friday night, Don’t call a salesman—Call a warranties than Friday’s game. After sharing my feelings available heating & cooling expert but you have nothing to be ashamed with my wife, Saturday, we began planning an of. You represented our city with class. 409 E. Caroline, Fenton • 810-629-4946 • www.davelambheating.com afternoon trip to Fenton. Fenton is doing it right. You did good, hold your heads up. We’re here 24/7! We Make House Calls! — Gregory E. Riley, assistant principal Walled Lake Central

Compiled by Marissa Parks, Intern and Anna Troppens, Associate Editor What are you thankful for? street talk

“I am thankful for the “I’m thankful for a “So many things, I can’t “I’m thankful for my “My family and that I “Everything, everything health and safety of my beautiful, healthy fam- tell you just one — fam- family, my job, food, have a job and a nice has been great.” children and grandchildren. ily. I’m married and a ily, church, God, every home.” home to go home to.” I am thankful for all my mom of five.” day, food, health, so, so friends, and the opportunity many things.” to be active in my church.” — Angela Ranney — Pat Allen — Gail Dake — Jeremy Reece — Robert Cutler — Carol Swenson, Linden Fenton Fenton Tyrone Township Fenton Fenton www.tctimes.com tri-county times Sunday, November 21, 2010 5A Frozen pump blamed for overflow at township hall uTyrone to purchase alarm when the septic pump isn’t working correctly. It happened on a Thursday, and for the septic system blowers ran for a few days for drying, Clerk By Anna Troppens Keith Kremer said. Cleanup cost $2,500. [email protected]; 810-433-6792 An alarm is estimated to cost $302, the Tyrone Twp. — A frozen septic system lid is around $80-100 and installation is pump created a mess at the township hall $100. Township officials are asking for a a few weeks ago. No one was aware the formal bid, from Lashbrook Septic. pump wasn’t working, and when a toilet The new alarm has a battery that will flushed, the septic system overflowed. need changing every two years, said The township board has approved the Trustee Steve Hasbrouck. Township of- purchase of an alarm that will alert people ficials should test it occasionally. Search for Holly manager, police chief back on track By Tim Jagielo retire Dec. 17, leaving a gap to be filled [email protected]; 810-433-6795 by either a ranking sergeant of Holly Vil- At its first meeting on Tuesday, the lage Police, or current interim manager new village council moved forward on Jerry Walker. Walker is a certified police 10008 E. Grand River ® 2875 Old US-23 both the village man- officer who spent five years in the dual Authorized Independent Kinetico Dealer Summary ager, and police chief role of police chief and city manager of Brighton Hartland The Holly search. Walled Lake from 2003 to 2005. 800.342.0405 Village Council Council mem- has initiated the process for the ber Sandra Kleven hiring of a new made a motion that village manager all council members and police chief. read over the applica- Jobs…Jobs…Jobs… tions for village manager and turn in five top choices by Dec 7. The motion was supported by council Saving Money on Cars and Service…. member Don Winglemire. A personnel subcommittee will review The staff at Joseph sales manager. We told the top choices selected by the council Auto Sales of Fenton is him the consumer could members. President Jeff Miller, council growing by the day. More not kick the tires. He members Pauline Kenner and Jackie and more jobs are being laughed and said, That’s Campbell will serve on the committee. Interim Village Manager Jerry Walker created at the store as this the job of the mechanic. said the manager position would be filled small business does their Not only are the tires going before a police chief is hired. He will send part in the employment to get kicked, but taken out notices for the position of police chief by segment of the market. off, totally inspected and a the end of November, with a 30-day deadline. Jobs!! The number one report made. If anything is A committee will narrow down the ap- thing this state needs not perfect, he takes care plicants. That committee will include the more than anything else of it at that time. Holly Village manager, Lt. Gary Parsons for recovery. still trying to find fault of the Michigan State Police, village of The risk factor taken with their system, we Lake Orion Police Chief Jerry Narsh, by the entrepreneur flows asked what they did if Holly Area Schools Superintendent Kent Barnes, retired police officer andc ouncil exactly as the President, the car turned out to be a member Tom Clark, and an area clergy and every elected official bad car. Orrison pulled a member, yet to be decided. has explained for months. brochure off the back of his Walker said the committee would Small business people to Luttman, the interjection of the desk and pointed out a 12 likely meet in January to begin narrow- create jobs here in America while the “technician” in the process brings on month 12,000 mile exchange policy ing down the applications. A permanent big companies send jobs overseas the quality factor Joseph is seeking. should that happen. We then asked selection will be made in either late Janu- and south to Mexico. Not only are the cars much less in about service. If a car was bought ary or sometime in February. bill Luttman, operations manager of price, the cars are double inspected. while under factory warranty, what did Police Chief Rollie Gackstetter will Joseph, says he expects the store will “When was the last time you had the we do? Simple, said Dave Campbell, do as well or better than when it was assistance of a MASTER mechanic the sales manager, just bring the car Pontiac only. “Having all the makes help you buy a car or truck?” he said. to me and I will take it from there. You and models to choose from online According to Shaun Shumaker, don’t need to deal with service that and the service staff to support them who heads up the finance depart- is my job. is the entire idea behind our growth,” ment, people are looking for more One stop shopping!! All makes he said. The system is simple, you quality at a more reasonable price. In all models and super affordable cars tell them what you want, and they get some cases we save the consumer and trucks. online and find it. A certified mechanic almost 40 percent on the price of a cur- Joseph is repairing cars for half the then inspects the car for you before rent model car. regular price until the first of the year. you buy it. The car is then shipped in We put them to the test. We asked Anyone using the service department or picked up locally. Average time to them to show us how many 2011 will be locked in at a discounted receive the car or truck is about four models they had. At just one site there rate between now and January 15, days. Once the car gets to the dealer- were 199, all makes and models. We 2011. “People want to save money,” ship, a MASTER mechanic technician then asked what about 2010 models. said Luttman. It just took someone spends 2½ hours inspecting the car We were shocked; there were 5,563 like Joseph to step up and show and making sure everything is to vehicles from which to choose. We them how! factory OEM standards. According then tried to trap Joel Orrison, the “Call, click or come in today!” Joseph Auto Sales | 16555 Silver Parkway, Fenton | 810-750-4700 | www.JosephAutoSales.com Paid Advertisement 6A Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county TIMES www.tctimes.com

thanksgiving RECIPES Continued from Page 3A While most American families might Seafood lasagna shy away from serving venison on From the kitchen of Mark & Sally Rummel of Fenton DON’T LOOK Thanksgiving, a standing rib roast of beef ingredients: or a crown roast of pork or lamb can offer 12 lasagna noodles Oops, you looked. And so will a different twist on the traditional fare of 3T. butter ½ c. chopped shallots 50,000 potential customers. hearty meat served this holiday. 1/3 c. green pepper, finely chopped At the Fenton Hotel, where owner Nick 1/3 c. red pepper, finely chopped Advertise in Tri Sorise expects to serve 550 Thanksgiving 2 cloves garlic, minced diners between 12 and 6 p.m., the second 2 T. flour 1 t. dry mustard Call 810.433.6822 or email [email protected] most popular entrée, next to turkey, will ½ cup dry vermouth Invest in your community. Support your hometown newspaper. be prime rib. “We’ll serve our tradi- 6 T. tomato paste tional turkey dinner to about 60 percent ½ c. minced parsley of our guests on 3 T. chopped chives (optional) Thanksgiving, but 2 t. salt ¼ t. hot red pepper sauce the next most pop- 3 c. light cream Pictures with ular entrees will 1½ c. shredded Swiss cheese be prime rib and ½ c. freshly grated Parmesan cheese, whitefish,” said divided 6 ozs. frozen crabmeat, cooked and Sorise. He himself thawed enjoys more fish 8 ozs. lobster, cooked and cut into small Santa entrees, even during holidays, but will chunks Friday, December 3 likely indulge in turkey with his staff, 6 ozs. shrimp, cooked and cut in half 6 ozs. scallops, cooked and cut in half when all the serving is done. 4:00pm to 6:00pm PREPARATION: The State Bank Main Office Lobby Speaking of seafood, meaty cuts of Cook lasagna noodles, drain, rinse in cold salmon and shellfish dinners are also water and set aside. In medium saucepan, Uncle Rays Ice Ice Cream for only $2 festive ways to celebrate the holiday. In melt butter, stir in shallots, peppers and From 2-6pm! 100% of profits donated to charity! fact, this writer’s family often served a garlic. Cook over medium heat 7-8 minutes, IS OPEN until peppers are just tender. Stir in flour and FOR$1.00 THEto the Food2010 Bank SEASON and $1.00 to! the Uncle Ray very rich and delectable seafood lasa- dry mustard; cook, stirring one minute. Stir in Memorial Scholarship Fund! Stop by for a picture to celebrate we are hosting gna (see recipe) on Thanksgiving, or vermouth, tomato paste, parsley, chives, salt GIRL SCOUT a marinated flank steak on a platter and hot pepper sauce; simmer 2 minutes. Add nd refreshments! light cream, stirring constantly and bring to a a COOKIE DAY accented with leaf lettuce, topped Don’t forget…bring AT DAIRYLAND boil for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Remove Saturday, February 27 with spiced apple rings, along with from heat and stir in Swiss cheese and 6 T. of your camera! 11:00 until 3:00 a traditional turkey breast. Instead of the Parmesan cheese. Pour 1½ cups of the GIRL175 SCOUT N. LeRoy COOKIE St. • Fenton • 810-629-2263 sauce into a small bowl; set aside.To remaining ICE CREAMS pumpkin pie, there was often a French sauce in pan, add drained crabmeat and other Again this year, Uncle Ray’s is creating Chocolate Pie with an Oatmeal Pie seafood; mix well and spoon 1¼ cups onto special ice creams handmade with Thin Mints and Caramel deLites. Crust, for dessert. bottom of 9- by 13-inch pan. Cover with three lasagna noodles. Continue layering alternately COOKIE SALE Fowl is another tasty alternative with seafood sauce and noodles, ending with Outside The BoxGirl ScoutsMusical from our hometown Theatre will be selling their famous to turkey, especially the more exotic last three noodles. Spread reserved 1½ cups Guild and Republiccookies in the HaloDome. Talent varieties not served every day. Maybe sauce on top and sprinkle with reserved 2 T. Together with theBuy a BOX of cookies and get a FREE of Parmesan cheese.Cover pan with foil and SCOOPLake of one of Fenton these special ice High creams. School your family would enjoy Cornish game bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Remove 1462 North Leroy, Fenton, MI hens, duck or quail. will be810-629-1791 holding uncleraysdairyland.com Auditions for foil and bake uncovered for another 25 to 30 Fenton resident, Penny Fausey, recalls minutes, until bubbly and lightly browned on eating capons as she was growing up, still top. Remove from oven and let stand for 10 minutes before cutting. Eight servings. It helps to this day preferring the taste of chicken to have two people in the kitchen making this to turkey. “Whether we serve chicken recipe —- one cutting and chopping the ingre- or turkey, it’s always fresh and farm- dients, while the other assembles it together. raised without antibiotics or hormones,” said Fausey. French Chocolate Pie What she remembers more than the From the kitchen of Mark and Sally Rummel of Fenton Book: Mark O’Donnell and Thomas Meehan Music and Lyrics: Marc Shaiman food served on Thanksgiving is the laugh- Oatmeal Pie Crust Lyrics: Scott Wittman ter and the fun of being together with fam- ingredients: Two Acts, Book Musical, Pop/Rock, Rated PG ily. “Probably our most memorable, one ½ c. butter, softened HAIRSPRAY delighted audiences by sweeping them away to 1960’s Bal- year when our kids were in high school ¼ c. sugar timore, where the 50’s are out and change is in the air. Loveable plus-size ½ t. vanilla heroine, Tracy Turnblad, has a passion for dancing, and wins a spot on the and we went to my sister’s home in ¼ t. salt local TV dance program, “The Corny Collins Show.” Overnight she finds Ohio,” recalled Fausey. “It was one of 3/4 c. rolled oats, quick or old-fashioned herself transformed from outsider to teen celebrity. Can a larger-than-life those years when everything was just 1 c. flour adolescent manage to vanquish the program’s reigning princess, integrate the television show, and find true love (singing and dancing all the while, a bit ‘off’ for our family, and my Dad PREPARATION: of course!) without mussing her hair? picked up take-out Chinese food for our In medium bowl, cream together butter, sugar, vanilla and salt until smooth and Flint Lake Fenton/Linden dinner. We still had my mother’s famous fluffy. Mix in oats, add flour and mix until Date: Sunday, November 21st, 2010 Date: Monday, November 22nd & 24th, 2010 pecan pie, so that was traditional, but I thick dough is formed. Press into bottom and Location: Great Flint Arts Council Location: Lake Fenton High School can still remember all the laughter and sides of lightly greased 9-inch pie pan and 816 South Saginaw 4070 Lahring Road fun of the day.” flute edges with fingers or fork. Bake at 350 Flint, MI 48502 Linden, MI 48451 degrees for 15 to 18 minutes until lightly Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm That’s just more proof that all you need browned. Remove and cool completely. Wear comfortable clothing, and be prepared to sing with the show. This is going to be a great show with great designers. on Thanksgiving Day is the right spirit of Serves eight. Don’t miss out! Feel free to contact us with any questions at 810-519-5230 or visit us online at www.OTBTheatre.com being thankful. 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sidewalk today, and concrete can get old and need Continued from Front Page replacing. paying half of the cost to repair the side- The cost to replace a sidewalk is based like you walk in front of their land. The city pays on square feet, Bland said. Tree roots mean it! the other half, said Assistant City Man- pushed the sidewalk up in front of his plow ager Michael Burns. No one has come house, and it cost him a little more than forward to use the program. $200 to fix six flags of it. Concrete costs Sidewalks are addressed if someone around $80 to $90 per yard. complains about one, said Department Bland performed the labor himself, of Public Works Director Les Bland. but he said a contractor, such as Free- Starting at $3995 Complaints man Broth- Wide Out™ • MVP Plus™ • Pro Plus® • HTS™ are written Standards for new sidewalks in Fenton ers, could be Heavy Weight • Pro & Ploy Pro® up and go to paid to do • 4 inches thick, or 6 inches thick if through a driveway For six decades the WESTERN brand has been Available at Home & Park RV Service the property the work. • 5 feet wide the first choice for snow plow professionals. owner. The At Fen- 15168 North Rd., Fenton • Sand backfill 810-750-2020 b u i l d i n g • Inspected by the city before the concrete is poured. ton’s an- and zoning Source: Fenton Department of Public Works nual budget Propane Fill + tax administra- worksession tor informs in April, city $ 00 residents of complaints. attorney Stephen Schultz said the Su- ($1612 value) 20 lb. cylinder only. Some sidewalks are replaced as part preme Court threw all Michigan cities a Expires 12/31/10 of street projects. The sidewalks by The “big curve ball.” Previously, if a defect French Laundry were done as part of in a sidewalk was less than 2 inches, the the Adelaide Street project, Bland said. sidewalk was considered to be in good Handicap ramps were added at the in- repair. If someone tripped, fell, and sued tersection of Shiawassee and Elizabeth for injuries, there was a presumption streets, so the city manager and assistant that the sidewalk was in good repair if Certificates city manager decided to have the old it met the 2-inch guideline. sidewalk taken out for everything would But, the Supreme Court struck this make great gifts! look new. down. Someone can now stumble over Highlight Sidewalks can be damaged when tree a sidewalk defect that is a half-inch in & Lowlight Now Manicure Full Sets roots push them up. In addition, side- size and say the city should have fixed Offering walks can crack and vegetation can begin it, Schultz said. In addition, the new $ Teeth & Pedicure for the Holidays Whitening! growing in them. Different concrete was standard for sidewalks is 5 feet wide, Includes55 Cut & Style $ $ used in the ‘50s than what people use instead of 3 feet. New Customers Only 45 25 roundabouts for redevelopment. A Time for You Continued from Front Page A possible, future location for a round- Hair & Nail Studio. in the spring. There were many philo- about could be at North Road and LeRoy Street, where three sections of roadway 810.629.2203 • 1024 W. Silver Lake Rd., Fenton sophical differences on the issue — es- Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-5 Evenings by Appointment pecially on a roundabout for Shiawassee meet, he said. It could take place with and Adelaide streets — between Burden the North LeRoy construction project, and Fenton’s consultants from Hubbell, scheduled in 2012. “Roundabouts tend to Roth & Clark and DLZ, Burns said. fit strange intersections and traffic con- In addition, if a roundabout were placed figurations,” Burns said. “A roundabout at Shiawassee and Adelaide streets, and could solve some issues at that intersec- Fenton used state or federal grant money tion. I don’t know for sure, but it might.” Charles F. Colombo • Attorney at Law • 866-233-3599 for the project, it would need clearances In addition, the intersection at Shia- “A Name you Know... A Name you Trust” from the Michigan Historic Preservation wassee and Adelaide streets will get new Office. There would also be the issue of mast arm traffic lights, at no cost to the acquiring easements from property own- city and DDA, as part of the Congestion • Estate Planning & Probate • Traffic Tickets/Accidents ers on the north side of the intersection, Mitigation Air Quality federal grant Fen- • Business Law • Real Estate Law for using some of their land, he said. ton is using to synchronize traffic lights At LeRoy Street and Silver Lake Road, on Owen Road. This project will be up and • Civil Litigation • Mediation/Negotiation a roundabout would cost the city a lot of running in the spring, and the new mast arm • Criminal Defense • Bankruptcy parking spaces, Burns said. In addition, traffic light will be like the one at LeRoy the DDA recently purchased the former and Caroline streets. Republic Bank site near that intersection, DDA board members Jim Saule and Doug Passionate about your success... in and out of the court room.™ James spent a lot of time evaluating roundabouts, Burns said. “I believe it was good to Serving the Greater Fenton Area Keep up with the take the time to properly evaluate what was Colombo attorneys specialize in providing clients with the personal attention of a small firm combined with the talent and impeccable attention to detail recommended to us by someone who knows to handle the most sophisticated legal and business issues. more about street design and creating walk- www.tctimes.com able communities than any of us do.” www.tctimes.com tri-county times Sunday, November 21, 2010 9A Welcome to Holly Calendar of Spend it here. events Keep it here. Friday, Nov. 26 Area residents are invited to begin this holiday season with the village SHOP LOCAL. of Holly Tree Lighting Ceremony at INVEST IN YOUR 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 26, in front of the COMMUNITY. village office, 202S . Saginaw St. The evening will start with the presentation of the Citizen of the Year, Ann Crane, who will count down to light the tree on the plaza. In the spirit of giving, YOUR guests are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for the Holly Area Youth SMILE Association or personal hygiene items to donate to OLSHA, to help families MATTERS! in need. By: Dr. Steven Sulfaro Friday, Nov. 26 The Durand/Lake Fenton/Linden CRACKED TOOTH varsity hockey team will hold a “Lock- Cracked Tooth Syndrome is fairly common In” fundraiser, from 6 to 10 p.m. on in back teeth weakened by large fillings. If the Friday, Nov. 26 at Lake Fenton High crack goes untreated it can spread or deepen School for students third- through like a crack in your car’s windshield, causing sixth-grade. Pre-registration begins part of your tooth to break away. In advanced Wednesday, Nov. 24. The cost is cracked tooth syndrome situations the tooth may $20 for the first child in the family, have to have a root canal or may not be restor- TRI-COUNTY TIMES | ANNA TROPPENS $10 for the second and $5 for the able at all and need to be extracted. Symptoms Village of Holly employee Tom Kernen places a holiday banner on a utility pole third. Based on attendance last year, of a cracked tooth are sensitivity to biting and along Saginaw Street. The annual tree lighting is at 6 p.m. Friday, in front of the families are encouraged to register hot and cold sensitivity. Symptoms may start out mild but with time can increase as the crack village hall, and the Dickens Festival begins Saturday. early, as only the first 200 kids will be accepted. Proceeds from the event spreads and deepens. It is sometimes difficult to benefit the three-school hockey team. diagnose a cracked tooth. The patient often is Team hockey shirts will be available unable to pin-point exactly which tooth is sensi- Township seeks feedback from for $10. Registration at the door tive, the crack is rarely evident on a dental x-ray starts at 6 p.m. Picture identification and examination of the tooth reveals no obvious is required for pick-up at 10 p.m. For abnormalities. I often have the patient do a bite residents about garbage services more information, call Kathy Frederick test for me where I place a “Q-Tip” on a sus- at (810) 953-9257. pect tooth and have the person close the teeth By Tim Jagielo ship board at its April 2011 meeting. The together. If no response, then I move onto the [email protected]; 810-433-6795 report will be included in a newsletter next tooth and test again until I find the culprit Holly Twp. — The Holly Township that will be mailed to residents with the Nov. 22 thru Dec. 20 Local entrepreneur Joe Bommarito, tooth. Treatment for a cracked tooth is place- board is considering providing garbage July tax statements. The newsletter will and his wife, Laura, are celebrating ment of a crown restoration which offers much services to its residents, and also set a date for a town hall meeting to the holiday season by hosting their needed external reinforcement, preventing the after much research, still discuss the topic. third annual toy drive, at all three of crack from spreading. Early diagnosis is the key. needs one thing — feedback Summary The assessment would their Wireless Zone stores in Orton- If left untreated a cracked tooth can progress and lead to loss of the tooth. from the residents. The Holly Township likely cost less than what ville, Frankenmuth, and Fenton. Every The issue would go to a vote Board of Trustees residents are paying already family that donates an unwrapped I welcome your questions and comments. is researching the toy in its original packaging, worth Feel free to e-mail me [email protected] November 2012. A town-hall benefits of providing for individually contracted $10 or more, gets one free Bluetooth meeting would be conducted garbage services services, said Lambert. Re- headset. The toy drive starts Nov. 22 prior to the election. “It’s just for its residents, cycling, large item, and yard and runs until Dec. 20. The Bom- something we’re mulling instead of individually waste removal will probably maritos have partnered with local Old over, but we do want more contracted collection be part of the service. Newsboys in Fenton. A portion of the services. public input,” said Clerk “Research supports the stores’ commission goes to a special CREATING BEAUTIFUL SMILES FOR OVER 20 YEARS Karin Winchester. benefits to the community,” foundation run by Wireless Zone’s 607 N. Saginaw St. Holly corporate offices called the “Wireless Call TODAY For Your Appointment Six residents provided such feedback said Lambert. “We need to know if the Zone Foundation for Giving.” 248-634-4671 at the board of trustee’s meeting on community wants it.” www.sulfarofamilydentistry.com Wednesday. “We got a mixed reaction from the public,” Winchester said. Some residents did not like the idea of more government services, while village residents supported their garbage services provided by the village. Free Supervisor Jesse Lambert encourages feedback from residents, which will be Trial Class! added to a report that will go to the town- If you are learning to do a cart wheel or a back tuck, join us for a free trial class in a safe, clean, state-of-the-art gymnastics facility. • For the hard-core Cheerleaders and gymnasts, we have a Video Replay GYMNASTICS & system and a spotting harness CHEERLEADIng on the trampoline. BIRTHDAY PRO-SHOP PARTIES! AND MORE! PHOENIX GEMS Gymnastics 1490 Torrey Road #9 in Fenton 810-629-0922 www.phoenixgemsgymnastics.com 10A Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county TIMES www.tctimes.com Donations continue to come Need a New Roof? in for ‘Justice for Dominick’ By Sharon Stone Call today for the a domestic violence and sexual assault Free Estimates [email protected]; 810-433-6786 prevention service based in Oakland Tear-Offs best price The Justice for Dominick fund, es- County. Another donation of $1,000 went Re-Roof of the season! tablished in the memory of Dominick to the Child Abuse and Neglect Council Guaranteed quality all year round. Calhoun, has raised more than $20,000, of Michigan and $500 was given to Dave to benefit groups who help abused and Powell, a minister in Linden. Charles Nelson License #2101140011 810-732-7999 neglected children. To help purchase a headstone for a Rick Calhoun, Dominick’s grandfather, young child who was killed in Flint, said the nonprofit organization, Justice $2,000 was donated to Flint Memorial for Dominick, has raised approximately Park. $21,147 in his grandson’s memory. An Calhoun said there is still roughly additional $10,520 has been raised, which $8,000 in the account, which is being will be put toward construction costs for saved to use toward materials for working the Dominick Calhoun amphitheater, to on a house to help abused children. They be built at the playscape in downtown have painting and general carpentry work Linden. An architect, builder and engineer planned, as well as remodeling the bath- have been secured for the project, which room. Kohler has donated the fixtures. is expected to cost $80,000. Calhoun said a volunteer has donated Dominick was beaten to death in April, office space where they plan to set up an allegedly by his mother’s boyfriend, office, specifically for their fundraising Brandon Hayes. Hayes faces life in prison efforts. Approximately $3,500 of col- in connection with the boy’s death and lected donations has been used to cover Dominick’s mother, Corrine Baker faces expenses, including T-shirts, wristbands up to life in prison for allegedly not do- and office supplies. ing enough to protect her 4-year-old son. Calhoun said proceeds from recent Hayes and Baker are behind bars awaiting fundraising events, including a softball their trials. event and bowl-a-thon are still coming in. In their attempt to make something Supporters of Justice for Dominick in Sagi- positive out of an incomprehensible ac- naw held another bowl-a-thon on Friday. tion, Calhoun and other supporters have In the seven months since Dominick’s been raising funds to help organizations death, Calhoun said he and other support- “Custom Cut Christmas Lighting that deal with abuse and neglect. ers have been talking with organizations, Justice for Dominick has given two such as Whaley’s Children Center and for your Home or Business” donations, $2,500 and $1,000, to the Court Haven to try to determine the best way to Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for help other abused children. “We’re finding t Free Estimates abused children of Genesee County. our way,” said Calhoun. “Whatever we do, t Installation & Takedown A donation of $2,582 went to Haven, it’s going to be something good.”

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t Referral Discounts baker Continued from Front Page Argentine Township apartment and a result of being tortured and beaten to placed in foster care, pending Baker’s death, allegedly at the hands of Baker’s case. He testified in Genesee County then live-in boyfriend, Brandon Hayes. district court, saying his mother’s Following Hayes’ arrest, Baker was boyfriend abused Dominick and him. taken into custody in Genesee County The judge added another child abuse Larry Demicoli - 989.820.6598 and later charged with second-degree count to Hayes’ case, based on the boy’s Matt Demicoli - 316.214.8539 child abuse and second-degree murder testimony. Baker violated a condition of her Photo Gallery at fourseasonslighting.webs.com for allegedly not doing enough to protect Dominick. probation on a previous offense in Livingston County when she failed to notify the county she had moved. She was convicted and sentenced in Au- gust and is serving up to seven years in prison on this, minus credit for time already served. The next hearing on this case has been This year we are thankful scheduled for Feb. 15, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. for our loyal patients! Wishing you & yours a Happy Thanksgiving! From the Doctors & Staff at Creative Smiles

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2 0 0 8 C H EVY y HH R - LT, 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Village automatic, great mileage, of Holly. Basement, garage, Automotive leather heated seats, side enclosed porch and patio. curtain airbags, anti-lock $750. 810-208-6289. apartments brakes. $9,500 810-629- BYRON - NICE and clean, 1389. Where the Market 2 bedroom, 1 acre, new “WHOLE” appliances. Rent $525, 1st Family is Welcome! Want to sell your car? Call 810-629-8281 to Auto month free! 810-266-4120. reserve your space in the Tri-County Times Pre-Owned Automotive page. Accessories 9 FENTON - 2 BEDROOM, clean, washer/dryer, small deck, new windows, big yard, WANTED: VOLKSWAGON Lake Fenton Schools. 586- air cooled parts, Beatles and 980-9329. Buggies. Call Bob, 810-515- 5471 or 810-714-9011. LAKE SHANNON rental, Free Heat 4 bedroom, 3 bath, Lake Shannon access, wooded lot. & Hot Water Limited Availability Garage $1,650. 517-376-0286, 810- 22313XA • Select Unit Specials 2009 Chevrolet Colorado Sales 13 875-0025. 2009 DODGE CHALLENGER SE Extended Cab 2-Wheel Drive LT 1LT • Pets Welcome $19981. Cloth Seating, Sports 16,950 LINDEN 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, • Sparkling Interiors LINDEN - LARGE tool and full basement, 2 car attached • Lake Fenton Schools Exterior Appearance, Clean and Stock Number: 1567209B furniture sale. Delta, Ryobi, garage, deck, shed. Prefer only 17,000 miles! Engine: 2.9L 4 cyl Fuel Injected Shopcraft and many more! non-smoking. $875 plus Hall Chrysler Jeep & Dodge. Mileage: 18,350 Saturday, November 20th, deposit. 248-505-8529. 12-5p.m., 13043 Lia Ct. 888-249-1361 Call Vic Canever, 810-629-3363 NICE THREE bedroom rental house in Fenton. Appliances, Vacant Land Call apartments washer and dryer included, no Today! For Sale 16 pets. $750 month plus deposit. 810-750-1214. 810-629-5333 200 Trealout Drive (In Fenton, off North Leroy) Office/Retail 2008 Chevrolet Impala 60307A 22 Monday-Friday 10-5 • Sat. by appt. 4dr Sdn 3.5L LT, $14,950 2008 GMC ENVOY Professionally managed by MRD fentonestates@ Stock Number: 173376 $16450. VARIOUS ROOMS and suites. ONE OF A KIND, mrdapartments.com Exterior: Black, Engine: 3.5L 6 cyl North Towne Professional Leather Heated Seats, 4x4, Pow- spectacular 3 acres with Centre, 810-714-3103. Fuel Injected, Interior: Ebony er Sunroof and Chrome Wheels! 700 ft. on river. Appraised FENTON LAKE near - one Mileage: 49,144 Hall Chrysler Jeep & Dodge. at $159,000, great month FREE! 1 and 2 bedroom, Call Vic Canever, 810-629-3363 888-249-1361 opportunity at $79,500, Rooms/ semi-furnished, nice, no pets. terms. 810-629-1116. Apartments $375 up. 810-629-8694, 810- For Rent 23 964-3472, 810-735-6887. Real Estate For Rent 21 Georgetown CRESTVIEW APARTMENTS Park APT. P1410 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Short term leases available 2007 DODGE CHARGER 2WD Regular Cab Standard Box Discounts for pre-paid rent $13752. Cruise control, Power Work Truck, $14,550 Sunroof, Cloth interior, Super Stock Number: 1107022A Choose your Clean and Certified! Interior: Dark Titanium Move-In Special Rent Hall Chrysler Jeep & Dodge. Mileage: 68,970 1 and 2 Bedroom apts. starting at 888-249-1361 Call Vic Canever, 810-629-3363 Heat and Water Paid $795 + DEPOSIT, 1 year Private entry, on site laundry, lease. 3 bedroom, 1, 270 sq. ft., central air, pool and picnic $ Swartz Creek Schools, possibly areas. Quiet area yet close Linden Schools. Pets. Cathy to everything! 559! Dubois, 810-348-3078, State *some restrictions apply Wide Real Estate. Call Today for details! • Fitness Center 810-629-7653 • Manicured Putting Green CHECK OUT the Tri-County 201 Trealout Dr. • Fenton 2007 Buick Rendezvous FWD P1426 Times Daily edition online at • Tennis/Basketball Court www.tctimes.com • Pristine pool w/Sun Deck 4dr CX *Ltd Avail*, $17,650 2006 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN Z71 • 1 and 2 bedroom Stock Number: 173351 $17495. Leather Heated Seats, • Up to 1300 sq. ft. Exterior: Frost White DVD system, Running boards, price reduced • $159,900 • Serene Wooded Engine: 3.5L 6 cyl Fuel Injected Clean Vehicle! river Views • Pets Welcome* Mileage: 57,648 Hall Chrysler Jeep & Dodge. • Covered Parking Call Vic Canever, 810-629-3363 888-249-1361 • Full Size Washer/Dryer in Select Units Call for details Open 866-471-7293 Sunday Located in Beautiful Fenton, MI pm Easy Expressway Access, 1-3 4380 Island View Dr., Fenton you are just minutes away from everything! P1485 2007 Chevrolet Impala US-23 to Owen Rd.-west to Eleanor-north to Island View-east Large private lot on quiet street. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Vaulted ceilings mon-fri 9-6 2004 DODGE RAM 1500 4dr Sdn 3.5L LT, $15,950 throughout, hardwood floors. Gas fireplace, deck off dining room and sat 10-5 $13450. Stock Number: 173352 master bedroom. Many updates. MLS #08100254. & sun 11-4 HEMI, 4x4, Quad Cab, Cloth inte- Engine: 3.5L 6 cyl Fuel Injected www.selecthomesales.com rior, Clean Truck! Transmission: Automatic Sue Ellen Fox www.georgetown Hall Chrysler Jeep & Dodge. Mileage: 38,743 Re/Max parkapartments.com 888-249-1361 Call Vic Canever, 810-629-3363 Select 810-287-2572 www.tctimes.com tri-county times Sunday, November 21, 2010 19A

Rooms/ Misc. Apartments Pets TYRONE TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION For Rent 23 For Sale 26 34 TRI-COUNTY TIMES PHOTOS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - Any staff photo published in the Tri-County Times can Notice is hereby given that the Tyrone Township Planning Commission will hold be purchased by calling 810- a Public Hearing on December 14, 2010 beginning at 7:30 p. m. at the Tyrone Pheasant 433-6797. Township Hall, 10408 Center Road, Fenton, Michigan 48430. Run Manor Misc. The purpose of the Public Hearing will be to receive comments regarding the Apartments Wanted construction of a wireless communication tower requested by Fortune Wireless, Fenton 27 Inc., acting as an agent for AT&T. The proposed tower site is located in Section 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath ALL SCRAP metals picked 13, south of the White Lake Road - Foley Road intersection with frontage on the Apartments with up including appliances. We west side of Tipsico Lake Road, and further identified as: buy scrap cars/trucks, farm Washer/Dryer equipment/motor homes. 810- in Every Unit. 730-7514, 810-449-0045. AKC LAB PUPPIES raised FR Parcel 4704-13-400-010 Vacant Land: Commencing at the SE corner indoors, vet checked. Ready of SEC 13 as the POB TH S01*56’42”E 54.93 FT ALONG E LINE OF SAID Included in Your Rent FREE REMOVAL of old TV for their forever homes on 11- antennas. Call Tom, 810- SEC 24 TO THE SW COR OF SEC 18, T4N R7E, Rose Twp, Oakland County, Water/Sewer, Trash, 20. 810-210-2572. $350 male; 397-4582. MI, TH S88*11’10” W 1340.70 FT, TH N01*42’57”W 1625.98 FT, TH N88*17’14” EXPANDED Cable, $400 female. One Carport. E 877.32 FT, TH S01*42’51”E 940.52FT, TH88*17.09” E 463.15 FT. TH S Household 01*42’51” E 628.18 FT TO the POB, 40 ACRES M/L Complex also offers: Good Things For Sale 29 To Eat • Swimming Pool & Dry Sauna 55 Supporting documents may be reviewed at the Tyrone Township Hall, Monday • Work Out Facility through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or by calling (810) 629-8631. Com- • Sand Volleyball Court GREAT LENGTHS electronic hair extension system, never november special ments regarding the request may be made at the time of the hearing or submit- • Horseshoe Pit used, instruction booklet * ted in writing to the Planning Commission prior to the date of the meeting. • Children’s Play Center and maintenence products % off •and much more! included. $550. 810-938-7752. Farm Market 20 Products! Dave Hanoute, Chairman (810) LINDEN - LARGE tool and *Excludes honey, restrictions may apply. Tyrone Township Planning Commission furniture sale. Delta, Ryobi, See orchard for details. Shopcraft and many more! open daily 9am–6pm 750.7200 Saturday, November 20th, Pick up your Apples & Cider 12-5p.m., 13043 Lia Ct. for the winter season Call for availability Did you know... you can freeze king TEN PIECE oak dining room your cider to enjoy later? features and pricing. Closing for the season SuperCrossword set - table, six chairs, server, on November 24th at 6pm tall cabinet, buffet, $795; aso Thank you to all our La-Z-Boy leather recliner, $95. customers for a great season! 810-629-7851. 1500 n. towne commons blvd. M, W, F 9-6•Tues & Thur 9-5•Sat 11-4 Mueller’s Orchard & Cider Mill Your Community Choice Lost & Found 6036 Lobdell Rd. 31 Corner of Linden & Lobdell HOLLY - ONE MONTH FREE! 810-735-7676 Ranch apartments, fireplaces, FOUND - YELLOW, female porches, front yards, front Lab in vicinity of Linden door parking, private entry, pet High School, around 6a.m. friendly, central location. Call November 16th. 810-735-6531. Read Then for move in specials! 248- 634-3300. Recycle Pets A 15-year-old tree made into 34 paper grocery bags, would LaFonda Apartments produce about 700 bags. In Fenton G O LDE e n r e T RIE e v e r A supermarket could use all of puppies, parents on site. them in under an hour! First Month Raised with kids, cats and free Rent love. 3 male, 2 female. Pick $ out yours now! Pick up 12/1/10. 300 security deposit 810-287-7044. $500, male or $ 1 bedroom… 425 female. 2 bedroom…$525 Call Today! 810-629-5871 www.cormorantco.com • 3- and EHO HUGE 4-bedroom discoUnts homes on prEvioUsly bankEd ownEd HomEs! available! LINDEN - SAVE $$. • Quiet, Neat, comfy, 2 bedroom. Easy financinG country $475 per month, no pets. settings! Storage shed. availablE! 248-887-7496. In Whitmore Lake, call Ray today (810) 231-4100 In Hartland, call Nicole today (248) 887-1223 2 BEDROOM apartment, In Milford, call Joni today (248) 676-9755 newly redecorated, small quiet complex. No pets. 810-230- 0333, 810-659-3927. Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage will, Misc. per judicial lien act, sell at public auction on For Sale 26 Wednesday, December 8th Approximately 12 Noon–5pm for the following units. Avoid Post- Christmas Blues! Simply Self Storage located at free layaway 15124 S. Linden Rd. Linden, MI 48451 Available on Tools, Jewelry, Electronics, Firearms & More! We reserve the right to refuse any bid. Terms are cash only at close of auction. Buy - Sell - Trade Angela Williams, A-8 Dan Shannon, C-22 Tri-City Trading Post 15 Boxes, Lots of 2 Snowmobiles, 1 Moped, 810-750-1644 children toys 1 ATV 4-wheeler, 1 Snow Locally owned family operated. blower 14324 Fenton Rd. • Fenton (Adjacent to Sagebrush Cantina) Answer KEY located in this edition 20A Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county TIMES www.tctimes.com

by david uffington By linda thistle Good Things To Eat 55 Dollars & letter box Spend it here. sense Spicer Orchard’s Farm Market Last-Minute Steps to Keep it here. Cidar Mill & Winery Reduce Taxes there is still time to do the Gift boxes shipped year-end math and see if you SHOP LOCAL. UPS for the Holidays. can reduce the amount of income taxes you’ll pay. Here INVEST IN YOUR COMMUNITY. Apples, Sweet Cider, are steps you can take: Hot Donuts, • Invest in computer tax Pies & Cookies software now, before the end Animal Barn of the year, and run your estimated numbers to see what Save up to 50% on previously Farm Play Ground they look like. banked owned homes!* Wine Tasting • Add up your medical bills • Country club style • Home sites with New - Seasonal Holiday for the year. If you can deduct clubhouse scenic views of the Hard Cider them on the Schedule A tax • 3- and 4-bedroom beautiful countryside (810) form, schedule last-minute available 632-7692 dental and medical proce- homes available www.spicerorchards.com dures before the end of the • A concrete driveway • A professional, on-site Take US-23 10 miles south of Fenton management team to Clyde Rd. exit (#70), east ¼ mile year. with room for three Open Everyday 9am-6pm • Make a 13th payment on vehicles your mortgage to increase the We finance with Most homes have approved down Form 1098 interest amount been remodeled! payment! the mortgage company will Firewood send you. Every little bit helps. Call Nicole in Hartland today! 74 • Make your donations to Goodwill and Salvation Army 248.887.1223 before the end of the year. FIREWOOD - HARDWOOD, Be sure to get a dated receipt $60 per face cord delivered. with all of your items listed. 810-241-9939. Use “It’s Deductible” tax soft- *Percentages Answers below based on original SEASONED HARDWOOD - ware to calculate the value retail prices. www.hartlandmeadowsmhc.com $40 a cord. 810-577-4311. of your donations. Beware noting all of your items as more information. Remember efficient storm doors and win- being in excellent condition. that you’ll be required to pay dows that can be done before “Average” will still get you taxes on any unemployment the end of the year. some amount of donation benefits you received on any • Put as much money as you value without raising any red amount more than $2,400. can, up to the limit, in an IRA. flags. • If you are self-employed, Get expert financial advice • If you were out of work and use holiday sales to purchase and consider making that a looked for employment, add big-ticket items you’ll need Roth IRA. up your expenses for the job next year, such as updated traveling manicurist hunt. You can take mileage, telephones, computer, printer, I’ll come to you for no additional charge! David Uffington regrets that Shut-ins • Seniors • Lunch Hour • Office Manicures clothing for the interview, office furniture and supplies. he cannot personally answer costs of preparing and copy- • Bridal Parties • Pedicure Parties • If you’ll need a new appli- reader questions, but will ing your resume if you were ance soon, consider getting incorporate them into his $ seeking employment in the it before the end of the year 50 Manicure & Pedicure Reg. $55 same field.T he catch is that to take advantage of the column whenever possible. you can’t wait a long time tax credit for buying energy- Write to him in care of King Lisa Branham New Number! 810-922-6553 to see employment if you efficient models. See www. Features Weekly Service, P.O. want to claim the benefits energystar.gov. The same Box 536475, Orlando, FL of the job-hunt deductions. applies to any fast remodel- 32853-6475, or send e-mail See IRS publication 529 for ing projects such as energy to [email protected]. HOLLY TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES NOVEMBER 17, 2010 go figure REGULAR MEETING SYNOPSIS

Pledge of Allegiance. Roll Call: Supervisor Lambert, Clerk Winchester, Treasurer Freeman, Trustee Leslie and Trustee Ruth. Approved: Consent Agenda as Amended. Approved: Riverside 5A Landscaping. No Action: Garbage Collection Services. No Action: Proposed Code of Ordinance Amendment – Blight. No Action: Shared Services. Approved: Board of Review Alternate Appointments Chuck Stoner and Mike Wagner. Approved: 2011-2012 CDBG Application and Subrecipient Agreement – Proposed Resolution 2010-18. Approved: 2009-2011 CDBG County Re-Qualification – Proposed Resolution 2010-19. Approved: Newsletter for December 2010 Tax Mailing. No Action: Website Goals.

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KING CROSSWORD super CROSSWORD Sudoku letter box go figure Puzzle answers answers answers answers answers Answer Keys King Crossword and Sudoku Puzzles are located in last Wednesday’s issue. All other puzzles are throughout this section. www.tctimes.com tri-county times Sunday, November 21, 2010 21A

Legal Legal Legal VILLAGE OF HOLLY Notices Notices Notices 82 82 82 NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR SEALED BIDS FORECLOSURE NOTICE This FORECLOSURE NOTICE This NOTICE This firm is a debt collec- firm is a debt collector attempting to firm is a debt collector attempting to tor attempting to collect a debt. Any Notice is hereby given that the Village of Holly will be accepting sealed bids for collect a debt. Any information ob- collect a debt. Any information ob- information obtained will be used for tained will be used for this purpose. tained will be used for this purpose. this purpose. If you are in the Military, the trimming and removal of trees. Bid documents, specifications and informa- If you are in the Military, please con- please contact our office at the num- tact our office at the number listed If you are in the Military, please con- ber listed below. Not-withstanding, tion may be obtained by contacting the Village Office at 248-634-9571. Sealed below. MORTGAGE SALE - Default tact our office at the number listed if the debt secured by this property bids opened at 2:00 PM on December 22, 2010. The Village reserves the right to has been made in the conditions of a below. MORTGAGE SALE - Default was discharged in a Chapter 7 Bank- certain mortgage made by: Boby Het- has been made in the conditions ruptcy proceeding, this notice is NOT reject any and all bids, to waive any irregularities and/or accept any bid should it zel and Rebecca Hetzel, both Single of a certain mortgage made by: an attempt to collect that debt. You Women as Joint Tenants with Rights Richard A Edenburn and Brenda are presently in default under your be deemed in the best interest of the village to do so. of Survivorship and George Hetzel, G Edenburn, Husband and Wife to Mortgage Security Agreement, and a Single Man to CitiMortgage, Inc., Ameriquest Mortgage Com-pany, the Mortgage Holder may be con- Mortgagee, dated January 30, 2004 Mortgagee, dated July 15, 2005 templating the commencement of Susan C. Nassar, Clerk-Treasurer and recorded June 18, 2004 in In- and re-corded July 25, 2005 in foreclosure pro-ceedings under the strument # 200405180066863 Gen- Instrument # 200507250073319 terms of that Agreement and Michi- esee County Records, Michigan on Genesee County Records, Michi- gan law. You have no legal obligation to pay amounts due under the which mortgage there is claimed gan and assigned to: Deutsche discharged note. A loan modification to be due at the date hereof the Bank National Trust Company, may not serve to revive that obliga- sum of Eighty-One Thousand One as Trustee for Ameri-quest tion. However, in the event you wish Hundred Six Dollars and Eighty- Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset- to explore options that may avert Five Cents ($81,106.85) including Backed Pass-Through Certifi- foreclosure, please contact our office interest 5.875% per annum. Under cates, Series 2005-R8 by assign- The days of providing free at the number listed below. Attention: the power of sale contained in said ment of mortgage dated October The following notice shall apply only mortgage and the statute in such 29, 2010 and subsequently re- if the property encumbered by the case made and provided, notice is corded in Genesee County Re- mortgage described below is claimed hereby given that said mort-gage will cords, Michigan, on which mort- as a principal residence exempt from newspapers to thousands of be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgage there is claimed to be due tax under section 7cc of the general gaged premises, or some part of at the date hereof the sum of property tax act, 1893 PA 206, MCL them, at public vendue, Circuit Court One Hundred Nineteen Thou- 211.7cc. Attention Kathleen C. Kal- of Genesee County at 10:00AM on man and Otto F. Kalman, regarding December 22, 2010 Said premises sand Eight Hundred Sixty-Eight the property at 12363 N. Belsay Rd., households each week are situated in Township of Thetford, Dollars and Eighty-Nine Cents Clio, MI 48420. The following notice Genesee County, Michigan, and are ($119,868.89) including interest does not apply if you have previously described as: Beginning 875.5 feet 7.8% per annum. Under the power agreed to modify the mortgage loan North of the Southeast corner of the of sale contained in said mortgage under section 3205b. 3205a, 3205b are long gone in most Northeast fractional one-quarter of and the statute in such case made and 3205c do not apply unless the Section 5, Township 9 North, Range and provided, notice is hereby giv- terms of the modified mortgage loan 7 East, thence West 40 rods; thence en that said mortgage will be fore- entered into were complied with for North 114.5 feet; thence East 40 rods; closed by a sale of the mortgaged one year after the date of the modi- thence South 114.5 feet to the Place premises, or some part of them, fication. You have the right to request communities. of Beginning. Commonly known as at public vendue, Circuit Court of a meeting with your mortgage holder 14343 N Bray Rd, Clio MI 48420 Genesee County at 10:00AM on or mortgage servicer. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. is the designee with The value provided by a hometown newspaper doesn’t cost you a cent – in fact The redemption period shall be 6 December 8, 2010 Said premises authority to make agreements under months from the date of such sale, are situated in Township of Gen- MCL 600.3205b and MCL 600.3205c, it saves you hundreds of dollars a year by providing local advertising content that unless determined abandoned in esee, Genesee County, Michi- and can be contacted at: 811 South accordance with MCL 600.3241 or gan, and are described as: Lot 24 Blvd., Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI not only helps you save money, but keeps local retail dollars in our communities. MCL 600.3241a, in which case the of Cashin Acres, according to the 48307 (248) 844-5123. You may also redemption period shall be 30 days recorded plat thereof, as recorded contact a housing counselor. For When our dollars stay local they help maintain our superior school systems, from the date of such sale, or upon in Plat Liber 18, Page 57, Gen- more information, contact the Michi- the expiration of the notice re-quired esee County Records. Commonly gan State Hous-ing Development provide employment for our sons and daughters, and keep our tax base strong. by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever known as 3010 Cashin Dr, Flint Authority (MSHDA) by visiting www. is later. Dated: 11/21/2010 CitiMort- MI 48506 The redemption period michigan.gov/mshda or calling (866) This healthy tax base provides streets that are plowed, premium police protection gage, Inc. Mortgagee Attorneys: Po- shall be 6 months from the date of 946-7432. If you request a meeting testivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South such sale, unless determined aban- with Potestivo & Associates, P.C. with- and quick response by emergency personnel such as fire and EMS services. These Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI doned in accordance with MCL in 14 days after the notice required 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in under MCL 600.3205a(1) is mailed, things in turn maintain and support our housing values. 10-31945 which case the redemption period then foreclosure proceedings will not Ad #7372: 2010-11-21 2010-11-28, shall be 30 days from the date of commence until at least 90 days after Support your hometown newspaper. 2010-12-05 2010-12-12 such sale, or upon the expiration the date said notice was mailed. If an agree-ment to modify the mortgage of the notice re-quired by MCL loan is reached and you abide by the 600.3241a(c), whichever is later. terms of the agreement, the mortgage Dated: 11/07/2010 Deutsche Bank will not be foreclosed. You have the National Trust Company, as Trustee right to contact an attorney and can It’s a win-win for all involved. for Ameriquest Mortgage Securities obtain contact information through the Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through State Bar of Michigan’s Lawyer Refer- Certifi-cates, Series 2005-R8 As- ral Service at (800) 968-0738. Dated: signee of Mortgagee Attorneys: November 21, 2010. Potestivo & As- Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 sociates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) The Tri-County Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our 844-5123 information may be faxed to File No: 10-31396 (248)267-3004, Atten-tion: Loss Miti- Times Daily Edition Ad #6957: 2010-11-07 2010-11-14, gation Our File No: 10-33007 2010-11-21 2010-11-28 Ad #7322: 2010-11-21 featuring

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MORTGAGE SALE - Default MORTGAGE SALE - Default has has been made in the conditions of been made in the conditions of a cer- a certain mortgage made by: Greg tain mortgage made by: Jennifer K www.tctimes.com S Bowman and Christa J Bowman, Bowen, A Single Woman and Bryan Hus-band and Wife to Ameriquest P Langdon, A Single Man to Mort- Mortgage Company, Mortgagee, gage Electronic Registration Sys- dated February 11, 2004 and re- tems, Inc., as nominee for Guar- FORECLOSURE NOTICE This corded March 8, 2004 in Instru- anty Residential Lending, Inc., its firm is a debt collector attempting to ment # 200403080028548 Genesee succes-sors and assigns, Mort- collect a debt. Any information ob- County Records, Michigan and gagee, dated September 4, 2003 tained will be used for this purpose. assigned through mesne assign- and recorded November 18, 2003 If you are in the Military, please con- ments to: Deutsche Bank National in Instrument # 200311180151773 tact our office at the number listed Trust Com-pany, as Trustee for Genesee County Records, Michi- below. MORTGAGE SALE - Default Ameriquest Mortgage Securi-ties gan. Said mortgage was assigned has been made in the conditions of Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through to: BAC Home Loans Servicing, a certain mortgage made by: Robert Certifi-cates, Series 2004-R3 by LP fka Country-wide Home Loans Kern, An Unmarried Man to Polaris assignment of mort-gage dated Servicing LP, by assignment dated Home Funding Corp., Mortgagee, October 29, 2010 and subsequent- October 13, 2010 and recorded dated March 1, 2007 and recorded ly recorded in Genesee County October 26, 2010 in Instrument March 7, 2007 in Instrument # Records, Michigan, on which mort- # 201010260073600 on which 200703070023591 Genesee County gage there is claimed to be due at mortgage there is claimed to be Records, Michigan Said mort- the date hereof the sum of One due at the date hereof the sum of gage was subsequently assigned Hundred Four-teen Thousand Two One Hundred Two Thousand Five through mesne assignments to: Hundred Sixty Dollars and Eighty- Hundred Eighty-Eight Dollars and Nationstar Mortgage LLC, on One Cents ($114,260.81) including Twenty-Two Cents ($102,588.22) which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum interest 9.5% per annum. Under including interest 6% per annum. of Fifty-Three Thousand Two Hun- the power of sale con-tained in said Under the power of sale contained dred Seventy-Seven Dollars and mortgage and the statute in such in said mortgage and the statute in Sixty-Three Cents ($53,277.63) in- case made and provided, notice is such case made and provided, notice cluding interest 7.75% per annum. hereby given that said mortgage will is hereby given that said mort-gage Under the power of sale contained in be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- will be foreclosed by a sale of the said mortgage and the statute in such gaged premises, or some part of mortgaged premises, or some part of case made and provided, notice is them, at public vendue, Circuit Court them, at public vendue, Circuit Court hereby given that said mortgage will of Genesee County at 10:00AM on of Genesee County at 10:00AM on be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- December 8, 2010 Said premises are December 8, 2010 Said premises gaged premises, or some part of situated in Township of Richfield, are situated in Township of Mount them, at public vendue, Circuit Court Genesee County, Michigan, and are Morris, Genesee County, Michigan, of Genesee County at 10:00AM on described as: Lot 7 of Cramers Gar- and are described as: The South 8 December 22, 2010 Said premises dens No. 1, according to the recorded rods of the North 48 rods of the East are situated in Township of Gen- plat thereof as recorded in plat book one half of the North-east one quar- esee, Genesee County, Michigan, 18, Page 50, Genesee County Re- ter of the Southeast one quarter of and are described as: Lot 279 and cords. Commonly known as 7335 Section 17, Township 8 North, Range the West 25 feet of Lot 278, of Dixie East Carpenter Rd, Davison MI 6 East, Gene-see County Records. Hills, according to the plat thereof as 48423 The redemption period shall Commonly known as 6191 North recorded in Plat Liber 13, Page 15, be 6 months from the date of such Linden Road, Mount Morris MI Genesee County Records. Com- sale, unless determined abandoned 48458 The redemption period shall monly known as 1065 Corydon Dr, in accor-dance with MCL 600.3241 be 6 months from the date of such Mount Morris MI 48458 The redemp- or MCL 600.3241a, in which case the sale, unless determined abandoned tion period shall be 6 months from the redemption period shall be 30 days in accor-dance with MCL 600.3241 date of such sale, unless deter-mined from the date of such sale, or upon or MCL 600.3241a, in which case the abandoned in accordance with MCL the expiration of the notice required redemption period shall be 30 days *Offer valid subject to credit approval on purchases between 10/1/10 and 11/30/10 placed on your Yard Card or Yard Card Plus credit card account. A minimum monthly payment is re- 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in quired during the promotional period equal to 1% of the new balance of the purchase. Interest charges accrue from the date of purchase until the end of the promotional period. Accrued by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is from the date of such sale, or upon interest charges are added to the account if the original purchase price and any applicable fees or charges are not paid in full by the expiration of the promotional offer period. After the which case the redemption period promotional offer period expires, interest will be charged at the standard APR for purchases, currently 28.99% on any remaining balance until paid in full and the minimum payment shall be 30 days from the date of such later. Dated: 11/07/2010 Deutsche the expiration of the notice required amount will revert to the standard payment requirement. A promotional fee of $50 will be added to your account for this transaction. See dealer for details. sale, or upon the expiration of the no- Bank National Trust Company, as by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is tice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), Trustee for Ameriquest Mortgage later. Dated: 11/07/2010 BAC Home whichever is later. Dated: 11/21/2010 Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass- Loans Servic-ing, LP fka Country- Nationstar Mortgage LLC, Assignee Through Certifi-cates, Series 2004- wide Home Loans Servicing LP, As- of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo R3 Assignee of Mortgagee Attor- signee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Po- & Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. neys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. testivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Blvd. Suite 100 Roches-ter Hills, MI (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 10- Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 810-458-4299 33071 File No: 10-31188 10-30953 Ad #7391: 2010-11-21 2010-11-28, Ad #6958: 2010-11-07 2010-11-14, Ad #6959: 2010-11-07 2010-11-14, 620 W. Broad St. Linden, MI 48451 2010-12-05 2010-12-12 2010-11-21 2010-11-28 2010-11-21 2010-11-28 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8am-7pm • Sat. 8am-6pm • Sun. 10:30am-3:30pm 22A Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county TIMES www.tctimes.com

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Present: Supervisor Mike Cunningham, Clerk Keith Kremer, Treasurer Dave Flooring • Decks • Free on-site estimates Kurtz, Trustees Steve Hasbrouck, Colleen Ameel, Jim Kolhoff and Don Additions Licensed FALL CLEAN-UPS Peitz. and and consultation No Job Too Small Insured Mowing • Cemeteries 2. Approved the agenda as amended; approved the consent agenda as pre- 248-245-8642 Edging • Pruning sented. Hedge Trimming • Lawn Rolling 3. Received and placed on file Communications #1-8 as amended. Dethatching • Aerating Tree Removal & Trimming 4. Adopted the Extractive Regulatory Ordinance by Resolution #101101. Cleaning Brush Hogging • Rototilling 5. Approved to amend the McKenna & Associates planning contract to include Snow Plowing & Salting the use of CMS (Center for Municipal Solutions) for future tower applica- Residential / Commercial tions. 735-7967 6. The board obtained five bids to reduce the cost to residents required to ll A Free Estimates, make a sewer connection. The township will offer these services to resi- CORE Employees Fully Insured CLEANING are local dents as an option for connecting. House Cleaning residents! 32 Years Local, Affordable Experience 7. Adopted Resolution #101102 to recognize Fenton Tigers Travel Baseball, Reliable, References Gutters Duane Inc. as a non-profit organization. 810.919.7725 • 810.240.7884 Cell: 810-275-4241 8. Adopted Resolution #101103 to accept the use of credit cards for a fee to 810-735-4966 make township payments. 9. Approved the Third Amendment to the Master Operating Agreement Re- Lisa’s gutter Nails garding Sewer System. Immaculate Cleaning cleaning 10. Approved to hold a Gleaners Food Drive on Dec. 4 from 1:00-4:00 pm. San- Holiday Discounts! Leaf & Grime Removal ta and Mrs. Claus will be at the township hall for people to take Christmas 810-513-5092 photos with their own cameras. Need a 11. Approved to accept funds from ITC for a Community Initiative sponsorship of $2000. Electrical gift idea 12. Approved the purchase of a septic tank alarm system for the township hall for someone who at a maximum cost of $550 including installation. has everything? 13. Authorized the FACT Committee representative to request additional PEG Spoil them funds for township audio/visual equipment. 810-735-7300 with a manicure! 14. Adjourned at 9:28 p.m. Whether they’re male or female, * * * * * * * * * * * Handyman everyone likes a little pampering! The minutes of all regular and special Tyrone Township Board Meetings are on traveling file and may be reviewed at the Tyrone Township Clerk’s Office, 10408 Center manicurist Road, Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and online at www.tyronetown- I’ll come to you ship.us. The next regular meeting of the Tyrone Township Board will be held on Handyman for no additional charge! • Shut-ins • Seniors • Lunch Hour Tuesday, December 7, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the Tyrone Township Hall. 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New Holly Village council members take seats, former Tyrone receives $2,000 members recognized donation for trees Holly council members William Kuyk, The Tyrone Township Board of Trustees has Reisa Hamilton, and Tom McKinney accepted a Community Initiative sponsor- stepped down from Holly Village Council, along with Peter Clemens as president, at ship of $2,000 from ITC, for trees and other the council meeting on Tuesday evening. plantings. ITC owns electric transmission New members Tom Clark, Jackie Camp- lines in the township and removes some bell, Jason Hughes and council president Dr. Jeremy M. Grove DDS trees to avoid potential power outages, Jeff Miller were sworn in. After the new said Clerk Keith Kremer. It will be replac- 501 S. Bridge Street, Linden • 810-735-7511 council took their seats, Miller recognized ing transmission line poles north of Center www.dentistinlinden.com the former president, and council members Road in the spring. for their service. Miller gave certificates to Hamilton and Clemens after shaking Township requests additional PEG hands. McKinney was not present, but funds for audio/visual technology received applause in abstention. christmas trees Tyrone Township is asking for about $4,500 Live • Pre-Cut • Cut Your Own in additional Public Education and Govern- Police chief recognizes ment (PEG) fees, to pay for additional officers for service Free Wagon Rides & Refreshments communications upgrades. It is making the Holly Village Police Chief Rollie Gackstet- request of the Fenton Area Cable Televi- Nov. 27 & 28 • Dec. 4 & 5 • Dec. 11 & 12 ter recognized officers Jose Garcia and sion (FACT) Consortium, which distributes Heather Wolkow for safely arresting a PEG fees collected from residents’ cable single larceny suspect in Holly Village at TV bills. Local governments and schools 3 a.m. on Oct. 25. The arrest by Garcia, Free Boughs are limited to using PEG money to improve which was assisted by Wolkow, led to the with purchase or with this ad. communication with residents, said Deputy recovery of stolen property and names of While supplies last. Expires 12/20/10 Supervisor Brian Miles. Tyrone’s request suspects in 20 other area larceny cases. includes a video screen, meeting minute Officer Garcia received a Citation for Open 9am-5pm • 7 days a week system and scan converter for directly Meritorious Service, and Wolkow received streaming meetings and presentations a Letter of Commendation. from Nov. 26 through Dec. 20 onto the Internet or Channel 99. Rotary Club projects benefit many Free Tyrone recognizes Fenton Rotary Club of Fenton has completed two Boughs Full Landscape Tigers Travel Baseball, Inc. as service projects. A 40-foot ramp was built for customers Services Available nonprofit organization for a Linden resident with the help of Rotar- The Tyrone Township Board of Trustees ian builders. The other project was an Inter- 810.629.2806 14439 Eddy Lake Rd. (1 Mi. East of Leroy Via Dauner Rd.) has adopted a resolution recognizing national Project with Rotary providing five Fenton Tigers Travel Baseball, Inc. as a Shelter Boxes to be sent to Haiti, Sumatra nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization. David and Sudan. Each box contains a tent, food Church, an officer with the organization, and clothing, along with other necessi- said a requirement for obtaining federal ties. A single box costs $1,000. These are In-Home Adult Care nonprofit status is having a local govern- used to assist people in disaster relief. The ing body recognize the organization as a club’s winter projects include their Angel Committed to provide a wide-array of in-home care nonprofit. entonF Tigers Travel Baseball Tree Project of Giving Gifts to more than would like to hold raffles, golf outings and to meet the needs of the elderly and debilitated adults! 300 needy children and their annual Bird’s poker games as fundraisers. Trustee Steve Christmas Tree Decorating Contest in Bush Hasbrouck expressed reservations about Park on Dec. 4. Anyone with questions re- Cleaning using gambling to earn money for sporting garding Rotary or its mission can call (810) events, but voted in favor of recognizing 629-5551 or (810) 265-3195. Tailored housecleaning services customized the organization as a nonprofit. specifically to your home and lifestyle. Letters from Santa Parkin Lane construction The Holly Village office will be the collection under budget site for the Letters from Santa Program. Manicures & Pedicures The construction on Parkin Lane, a private “Santa” will answer each child’s letter. Please road in Tyrone Township, is almost com- include the child’s first and last name, along I’ll come to you for no additional charge! plete and around $40,000 under budget, with a self-addressed, stamped envelope • Shut-ins • Seniors • Lunch Hour • Office Manicures said Clerk Keith Kremer. Residents along so that a response can be mailed quickly to the street are paying for the construction the child. Dec. 20, at 5 p.m. will be the cut • Bridal Parties • Pedicure Parties with a special assessment, and the town- off date to receive a handwritten note from ship will return any left over money to the Santa. For more information, call (248) property owners in the special assessment 634-9571. This event is co-sponsored by Whatever the need, district. the Presbyterian Village. Over 35 Years Experience Working with you can Energy Fields, Spririt Awareness, Angels & Dreams count on me! 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Remove to wire racks. Yields Pumpkin fudge combine the milk, pumpkin, melted butter, If you love the taste of pumpkin and three dozen. egg and vanilla, whisking until mixture is would like to try something new and dif- smooth. Pour the wet mixture into the dry ferent on your holiday table this year, here Pumpkin fudge mixture and stir to combine. Add the apple www.bhg.com and combine with wet oatmeal mixture. are a few dishes to enjoy. Spread into the baking pan and sprinkle ingredients: with walnuts (or pecans). Bake for about Easy pumpkin dinner rolls 3 c. sugar 20 minutes. Serve warm, topped with extra (Taste of Home magazine) 3/4 cup butter milk, if desired. (Can be topped with sugar- 1 (5-oz.) can evaporated milk free pancake syrup or real maple syrup). ingredients: ½ c. canned pumpkin 2 t. active dry yeast 1 (10-oz.) pkg. cinnamon-flavored pieces 1½ c. warm water 1 (7-oz) jar marshmallow crème Pumpkin cheesecake 1¼ c. canned pumpkin ¾ c. chopped walnuts, toasted Food Network’s Paula Deen 1/2 c. butter, softened 1/3 cup sugar PREPARATION: ingredients: 2 eggs Line a 13- by 9-inch baking pan with foil, 1¾ c. graham cracker crumbs 2 t. salt extending foil over edges of pan. Butter foil; 3 T. light brown sugar 2 ½ c. whole-wheat flour set pan aside. In a 3-quart heavy saucepan, Pumpkin pound cake ½ t. ground cinnamon 4 ½ to 5 cups all-purpose flour combine sugar, butter, evaporated milk, Recipe courtesy of Lois Swoveland of Fenton 1 stick melted salted butter and pumpkin. Cook and stir over medium- PREPARATION: Filling: high heat until mixture boils. Clip a candy ingredients: 3 (8 oz.) pkgs. cream cheese, at room In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm thermometer to side of pan. Reduce heat to 1 c. granulated sugar water. Add the pumpkin, butter, sugar, temperature medium-low; continue boiling at a moder- 1 c. packed brown sugar 1 (15-oz.) can pureed pumpkin eggs, salt and whole-wheat flour, beat ate, steady rate, stirring frequently, until 3/4 cup shortening 3 eggs, plus 1 egg yolk until smooth. Stir in enough all-purpose thermometer registers 234 degrees F, soft- 2 eggs flour to make a soft dough. Turn onto a ball stage (20 to 25 minutes). (Adjust heat ¼ c. sour cream 2 ½ c. all-purpose flour 1½ c. sugar lightly floured surface; knead until smooth as necessary to maintain a steady boil). 2 t. baking soda and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a Remove saucepan from heat; remove ther- ½ t. ground cinnamon 2 t. ground cinnamon 1/8 t. fresh ground nutmeg greased bowl, turning once to grease top. mometer from saucepan. Stir in cinnamon- 1 t. ground cloves Cover and let rise in a warm place until dou- flavored pieces until melted. Stir in marsh- 1 t. ground nutmeg 1/8 t. ground cloves bled, about one hour. Punch dough down. mallow crème and walnuts. Immediately ¼ t. salt 2 T. all-purpose flour Turn onto a lightly floured surface and divide spread fudge evenly in prepared pan. Score 1 t. vanilla extract into three portions. Roll each portion into a into squares while warm. Let fudge cool to 1 (15 oz.) can pumpkin 12-inch circle; cut each circle into 12 wedg- room temperature. When fudge is firm, use 1 c. raisins PREPARATION: es. Roll up wedges from the wide end and foil to lift it out of pan. Cut into squares. 1 c. chopped pecans or other nuts Preheat oven to 350 degrees. place pointed side down 2 inches apart on Cover tightly and chill for up to 1 week. Do 1 c. chopped maraschino cherries For crust: In medium bowl, combine greased baking sheets. Curve ends to form not freeze. Orange juice (optional) crumbs, sugar and cinnamon, add melted Coarse sugar (optional) butter. Press down flat into a 9-inch spring- Maraschino cherries (optional) form pan. Set aside. For filling: Beat cream friday cheese until smooth. Add pumpkin puree, Save the Date! PREPARATION: eggs, egg yolk, sour cream, sugar and the December 3 In a large mixing bowl, beat granulated spices. Add flour and vanilla. Beat together sugar, brown sugar, shortening, and eggs until well combined. Pour into crust. Spread saturday with an electric mixer on medium speed for out evenly and place in oven for 1 hour. 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. In a Remove from the oven and let stand for 15 December 4 medium mixing bowl, stir together flour, bak- minutes. Cover with plastic wrap and refrig- ing soda, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and erate for 4 hours. presented by: salt. Add flour mixture and pumpkin alternately to shortening mixture, beating on low speed after each addition until combined. Pumpkin Spice Crème Brulee Stir in raisins, nuts, and cherries. Turn bat- www.bhg.com ter into a greased and floured 10-inch fluted tube pan. Bake in a 350-degree oven about ingredients: 1 hour or until a toothpick inserted near 2 c. whipping cream (no substitutes) Main Event Sponsors : center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack 3 egg yolks, lightly beaten for 10 minutes. Remove from pan. Cool 2 eggs, lightly beaten completely on wire rack. Brush with orange ½ c. sugar juice and sprinkle with coarse sugar, if ½ c. canned pumpkin desired. (Instead of using the orange juice, parade Sponsor : 1 t. ground cinnamon Lois Swoveland makes her own drizzled 1 t. ground ginger frosting with confectioner’s sugar and milk, is coming soon! and then sprinkled the coarse sugar on ¼ t. salt top). Garnish with maraschino cherries, if ¼ t. ground cloves Entertainment Sponsors: Media Sponsors: Shopping Spree Sponsors: desired. Makes 14 to 16 servings. 10 baby pumpkins (or 6 oz. ramekins) WHMI and Tri-County Times, ABC 12, WHMI Tri-County Times and ¼ c. sugar Wireless Zone of Fenton Cars 108, B95, and Fenton Regional Pumpkin cranberry apple PREPARATION: The Flint Journal/Fenton Press Chamber of Commerce Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In small baked oatmeal saucepan, heat cream over medium heat www.mykitchenaddition.com just until bubbly. Remove from heat; set 2010 Schedule of Events aside. Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, com- ingredients: bine egg yolks, eggs, sugar, pumpkin, cin- friday, december 3 2 c. old-fashioned oatmeal 5PM Jingle Jam – Talent Show namon, ginger, salt, and cloves with a whisk 1/3 c. wheat germ (or flaxseed) or rotary beater until just combined. Slowly Middle School Show –Doors Open at 5:00pm. Starts at 5:30pm ¼ c. brown sugar whisk the hot whipping cream into the egg High School Show –Starts at 8:00pm 1 t. cinnamon at The Fenton Community Center mixture. Use a serrated knife to cut off the ¼ t. salt top ½-inch of the baby pumpkins. Discard saturday, december 4 1 t. baking powder the tops. Use a spoon to scoop out the ½ c. dried cranberries seeds. Place the pumpkins (or ramekins) in All Day Holiday Shopping 1pm-4PM Entertainment 1½ c. vanilla soymilk (or fat-free skim a roasting pan. Divide custard mixture even- Participating Local Businesses at Fenton United Methodist Church milk) ly among the pumpkins (or ramekins). Place 9AM-? Annual Cookie Walk 1pm-4PM Ice Sculptures 3/4 c. pumpkin puree roasting pan on oven rack. Pour enough at Fenton United Methodist Church in front of the Fenton Community Center 1½ T. butter, melted boiling water into the roasting pan to reach 10AM Tree Decorating 4pm-9PM S’mores in front of the Fenton halfway up the sides of the pumpkins. Bake at Bush Park Community Center 1 egg, beaten 1 t. vanilla extract for 30 to 40 minutes or until centers appear 10AM-4PM Santa Paws Pictures 4pm-7PM FREE Hand-waxing by The Retreat nearly set when gently shaken. Carefully Front of the Fenton Community Salon in front of Fenton Community Center 1 c. apple, chopped ½ c. walnuts (or pecans) remove pan from oven. Remove pumpkins Center (outside) 4pm-7PM Popcorn Over the Fire from water; cool on a wire rack. Cover and 10AM-12Noon Letters to Santa by Knights of Columbus PREPARATION: chill for at least 1 hour or up to 8 hours. at Visions in Motion Dance Studio 5PM JingleJog Registration: 3:45pm– Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray a bak- Before serving, let custards stand at room 10AM-9PM 10,000 Villages 4:45pm at The Fenton Community Center, ing dish with cooking spray. In large mixing temperature for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, for at First Presbyterian Church of Fenton Race Starts at 5:00pm in front of City Hall bowl, combine oatmeal, wheat germ or flax- caramelized sugar: in a heavy 8-inch skillet, 11AM-2PM Local Author Gary Finn 6PM Holiday Lighted Parade heat the 1/4 cup sugar over medium-high at the Fenton’s Open Book Store Downtown Fenton. 11AM-5PM Santa Café Santa coming to town heat until sugar begins to melt, shaking skillet occasionally to heat sugar evenly. Do not Catered by Luigi’s at the end of the parade by Equine Sports Max’s Monkeys at Fenton Community Center 6PM-9PM Santa Pictures After the parade at stir. Once sugar starts to melt, reduce heat 11AM-5PM Christmas Market The Fenton Community Center to low; cook 3 to 5 minutes more or until all at Fenton Community Center 7PM-8:30PM Chautauqua Express Concert of the sugar is melted and golden brown, 12Noon-3PM Kids’ Activities at The Fenton Community Center stirring as needed with a wooden spoon. Daycare Quickly drizzle caramelized sugar over the at Fenton United Methodist Church 8PM Wine Sampling Party 12Noon-3PM Family Christmas Crafts at The Fenton Winery and Brewery custards. (If sugar starts to harden in the at Fenton United Methodist Church Outside Concessions all day long provided by Affordable Daycare skillet, return to heat, stirring until melted.) 12Noon-9PM Almond Roasting Snacks to Go and Mike’s Concessions Serve immediately. Makes 10 filled pump- in front of Fenton Museum Only pay *when child kins or 6 custard cups. **Culinary Torch Method: Instead of caramelizing the sugar is in my care. in the skillet as directed earlier, sprinkle For more information go to: SLP&R offices, City of Fenton, Fenton Regional Chamber of Commerce sugar evenly over custards. Use a culinary www.fentonchamber.com and online at slpr.net 248.634.0336 • Holly, MI torch to caramelize the sugar. www.tctimes.com tri-county living Sunday, November 21, 2010 3B business profiles A new chapter begins for Fenton’s Open Book By Sally Rummel have your books waiting for you.” [email protected]; 810-629-8282 Local authors also come in for sign- There’s a new chapter now open at ings, including an upcoming date on Sat- Fenton’s Open Book, the former loca- urday, Dec. 4, when Gary Flynn, author tion of Little Professor Book Center in of “Remembering Flint,” will be on-site downtown Fenton. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Owner Karen Piacentini decided to Customer service is the key to suc- re-open the bookstore under a new name cess at this local store, with a staff of after falling in love with the store during avid readers ready to assist customers the seven years she worked there with in recommending, finding and order- former owner Laura Carpenter. ing books. Three, part-time employees “I still see the need for a bookstore handle the store during the day while downtown,” said Piacentini, who Piacentini works as a paraprofessional opened the store in late August after it for Fenton schools. She’s on the floor in had been vacated in July. “We re-opened the late afternoon until the store closes with a new inventory and a re-arranged at 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday. floor plan.” The store is also open Sunday from 11 Customers will now find an expanded a.m. to 4 p.m. Her husband, Mike, is Kids’ Area at the front of the store, as also a familiar face at the store, helping well as an emphasis on regional books with many of the daily tasks of owning about Michigan, in addition to titles a family business. by Michigan authors. “We also carry Educators and home-schooling fami- books with stories that take place in lies will appreciate a new “teacher’s sec- Michigan,” said Piacentini. “People tion” that will be opening soon at Fenton’s love reading about familiar names and Open Book. Piacentini is looking forward places.” to a close partnership with area schools in Many of the titles here are books that setting up fundraising support for parent- can’t be found at Target or Wal-Mart, teacher organizations. giving Fenton’s Open Book a unique A Book Club, organized through niche in the reading marketplace. “We Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation, can special order just about any book holds its meeting at the store on the you’d like, with a quick turn-around TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SALLY RUMMEL first Monday of every month. “For more time for your convenience,” Piacentini Fenton’s Open Book owner Karen Piacentini places a book on a special shelf of information, you can call the store at said. “We can do your shopping and Michigan-themed titles at her newly reopened store in downtown Fenton. (810) 629-8000,” said Piacentini.

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mincemeat Continued from Page 1B Magi. In honor of the birth of the Savior, the mince pie was originally made in an oblong casings (coffin or cradle shaped), with a place for the Christ Child to be placed on top. Over the years, the pies grew smaller, the shape of the pie was gradually changed from oblong to round, and the meat content was gradually reduced until the pies were simply filled with a mixture of suet, spices and dried fruit, previously steeped in brandy. This filling was put into little pastry cases that were covered with pastry lids and then baked in an oven. Essentially, this is today’s English mince pie. Source: www.whatscookinginamerica.net

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Fenton winter sports 2010-11 schedules

Varsity Boys basketball Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Freshman Girls basketball Saturday 1/22...... 8:30AM...... vs. Fenton Varsity Wrestling Tourney Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... vs. Milan High School(scrimmage) Tuesday 1/25...... 4:00PM...... vs. Clio High School Friday 12/3...... 4:00PM...... vs. Hartland High School Saturday 1/22...... 8:30AM...... vs. Royal Oak HS Monday 12/6...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio High School Monday 1/31...... 4:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Monday 12/6...... 4:00PM...... vs. Clio High School Wednesday 1/26...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Friday 12/10...... 7:30PM...... vs. Linden High School Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Linden High School Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... @ Linden High School Wednesday 1/26...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio High School Monday 2/7...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Tuesday 12/14...... 7:00PM...... vs. Brandon High School Tuesday 12/14...... 4:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Saturday 1/29...... 8:30AM...... vs. Northville High School Monday 2/7...... 4:00PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Friday 12/17...... 7:30PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Thursday 12/16...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Wednesday 2/2...... 6:00PM...... @ Linden High School Monday 12/20...... 7:00PM...... @ Davison High School Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Monday 12/20...... 4:00PM...... vs. Davison High School Saturday 2/5...... 9:00AM...... @ FML League Tournament Monday 12/27...... 7:30PM...... @ Coke Classic v FSWA Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Tuesday 2/15...... 4:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Wednesday 2/9...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Team District Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER / EAST JHS Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Monday 1/10...... 4:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Friday 1/7...... 7:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 2/21...... 4:00PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Co-Ed Varsity Skiing Tuesday 3/1...... 4:00PM...... vs. Powers Catholic High School Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Friday 1/7...... 7:30PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Wednesday 1/5...... 4:15PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Tuesday 1/25...... 4:00PM...... @ Clio High School Thursday 1/6...... 4:15PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Friday 1/14...... 7:30PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Monday 1/31...... 4:00PM...... vs. Brandon High School Varsity Girls basketball Wednesday 1/19...... 4:15PM...... @ Powers Catholic High School Friday 1/21...... 7:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Wednesday 12/1...... 7:00PM...... vs. Utica High School Friday Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... vs. Linden High School Thursday 1/20...... 4:15PM...... @ Powers Catholic High School Tuesday 1/25...... 7:00PM...... vs. Clio High School Friday 12/3...... 7:00PM...... vs. Hartland High School Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 1/31...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Monday 12/6...... 7:00PM...... vs. Clio High School Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Wednesday 1/26...... 4:15PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Friday 2/4...... 7:30PM...... @ Linden High School Friday 12/10...... 6:00PM...... vs. Linden High School Tuesday 2/15...... 4:00PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Wednesday 1/26...... 4:15PM...... @ Grand Blanc High School Monday 2/7...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Tuesday 12/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Thursday 1/27...... 4:15PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Monday 2/7...... 7:00PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Friday 12/17...... 6:00PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Friday 2/25...... 4:00PM...... @ Flint Southwestern Academy Thursday 1/27...... 4:15PM...... @ Grand Blanc High School Friday 2/11...... 7:30PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Monday 12/20...... 7:00PM...... vs. Davison High School Wednesday 2/2...... 4:15PM...... vs. Mt. Holly Divisionals Friday 2/11...... 7:30PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Varsity hockey Thursday 2/3...... 4:15PM...... vs. Mt. Holly Divisionals Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Saturday 11/20...... 12:00PM ...... @ Grand Blanc High School Thursday 2/17...... 9:00AM...... vs. MHSAA Regionals Friday 2/18...... 7:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Friday 1/7...... 6:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 12/1...... 8:00PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Tuesday 2/22...... 9:00AM...... @ SEMSL Monday 2/21...... 7:00PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Friday 1/7...... 6:00PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Saturday 12/4...... 3:00PM...... vs. Clio High School Tuesday 3/1...... 7:30PM...... vs. Powers Catholic High School Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Wednesday 12/8...... 7:20PM...... @ Walled Lake Northern High School Monday 2/28...... 9:00AM...... @ MHSAA State Finals Friday 1/14...... 6:00PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Wednesday 12/15...... 7:00PM ...... @ Walled Lake Western High School Saturday 12/18...... 2:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School JV Boys basketball Friday 1/21...... 6:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Varsity Bowling Tuesday 1/25...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio High School Tuesday 12/21...... 8:00PM...... vs. Brandon High School Monday 12/6...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio High School Saturday 12/4...... 2:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Monday 1/31...... 7:00PM...... vs. Brandon High School Wednesday 1/5...... TBA ...... @ Powers Catholic High School Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... vs. Linden High School Saturday 12/4...... 2:00PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Friday 2/4...... 6:00PM...... @ Linden High School Saturday 1/8...... 6:30PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Tuesday 12/14...... 5:30PM...... vs. Brandon High School Monday 2/7...... 7:00PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Wednesday 1/12...... 6:00PM ...... @ Swartz Creek HS Saturday 12/11...... 2:00PM ...... @ Swartz Creek HS Thursday 12/16...... 7:00PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Monday 2/7...... 7:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER / EAST JHS Saturday 1/15...... 6:30PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Saturday 12/18...... 2:00PM...... @ Linden High School Monday 12/20...... 5:30PM...... @ Davison High School Friday 2/11...... 6:00PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Wednesday 1/19...... 7:00PM ...... @ Clio High School Saturday 1/8...... 2:00PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Saturday 1/22...... 8:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Saturday 1/15...... 2:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... vs. ZEMMER / EAST JHS Friday 2/11...... 6:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Wednesday 1/26...... 6:00PM ...... vs. Durand High School Saturday 1/15...... 2:00PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Saturday 1/29...... 6:30PM...... vs. Davison High School Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Friday 2/18...... 6:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Saturday 1/22...... 2:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Friday 2/25...... 7:00PM...... @ Flint Southwestern Academy Wednesday 2/2...... 5:00PM ...... @ Lapeer East High School Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Friday 2/4...... 6:20PM...... @ Lakeland High School Saturday 1/29...... 2:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Saturday 2/5...... 3:00PM...... vs. Mason HS (Mason) Saturday 2/5...... 2:00PM...... @ Clio High School Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School JV Girls basketball Wednesday 2/9...... 6:00PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Saturday 2/12...... 2:00PM...... @ Flint Northwestern Prep. Academy Tuesday 1/25...... 5:30PM...... vs. Clio High School Wednesday 12/1...... 5:30PM...... vs. Utica High School Saturday 2/12...... 6:30PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Saturday 2/19...... TBA...... @ Baker Tournament Monday 1/31...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Friday 12/3...... 5:30PM...... vs. Hartland High School Monday 2/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Milford High School Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Linden High School Monday 12/6...... 5:30PM...... vs. Clio High School Friday 2/18...... 7:00PM...... @ Durand High School Monday 2/7...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... @ Linden High School Saturday 2/19...... 7:30PM...... vs. Freeland High School Fenton swimming Monday 2/7...... 5:30PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Tuesday 12/14...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Wednesday 2/23...... 7:15PM ...... @ Lapeer West High School Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... vs.Boys Xmas Swim Relays Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Thursday 12/16...... 7:00PM ...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 12/7...... 6:00PM...... vs. Powers Catholic High School Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Monday 12/20...... 5:30PM ...... vs. Davison High School Thursday 12/9...... 6:00PM...... vs. Owosso High School Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Varsity wrestling Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Saturday 11/27...... 10:00AM...... @Lake Orion High(scrimmage) Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Tuesday 12/14...... 6:00PM...... vs. Carman-Ainsworth HS Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Wednesday 12/1 ...... 5:30PM ...... vs. Quad Fordson, Port Huron, Byron Monday 2/21...... 5:30PM...... vs. Flushing HS/MS Tuesday 1/4...... 6:00PM...... vs. Grand Blanc High School Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Wednesday 12/1...... 5:30PM ...... vs. Fordson HS Tuesday 3/1...... 5:30PM...... vs. Powers Catholic High School Thursday 1/13...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Saturday 12/4...... 10:00AM ...... @ Corunna Indvidual Invite Thursday 1/13...... 4:00PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Wednesday 12/8...... 5:30PM ....vs. Quad CA, FHS, Montrose, Pinckney Freshman Boys basketball Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Saturday 12/11...... 10:00AM ...... @ Hartland High School Thursday 1/20...... 6:00PM...... vs. Genesee County Swim Meet Monday 12/6...... 4:00PM...... @ Clio High School Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Wednesday 12/15 ..... 5:00PM ...@ Sth Lyon Quad (SL East, FHS, WLC) Friday 1/21...... 5:00PM...... vs. Genesee County Swim Meet Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... vs. Linden High School Tuesday 1/25...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio High School Saturday 12/18...... 9:00AM ...... @ Genesee County Tournament Saturday 1/22...... 9:00AM...... vs. Genesee County Swim Meet Tuesday 12/14...... 4:00PM...... vs. Brandon High School Monday 1/31...... 5:30PM...... vs. Brandon High School Wednesday 1/5...... 5:30PM ...... @ Swartz Creek HS Thursday 1/27...... 6:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Thursday 12/16...... 5:30PM ...... vs. Kearsley High School Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... vs. Linden High School Wednesday 1/5...... 5:30PM ...... @ Lapeer East High School Thursday 2/3...... 6:00PM...... vs. Kearsley High School Monday 12/20...... 4:00PM...... @ Davison High School Monday 2/7...... 5:30PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Wednesday 1/5...... 5:30PM ...... @ ZEMMER / EAST JHS Thursday 2/10...... 6:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Tuesday 1/4...... 4:00PM...... vs. Lapeer East High School Monday 2/7...... 5:30PM...... vs. ZEMMER / EAST JHS Saturday 1/8...... 9:15AM...... @ Wyandotte Roosevelt HS Thursday 2/10...... 6:00PM...... vs. Holly Area Schools Tuesday 1/4...... 4:00PM...... vs. ZEMMER / EAST JHS Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 1/12...... 5:30PM ...... @ Holly Area Schools Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Saturday 1/15...... 9:30AM...... @ Brighton Invite Tuesday 2/15...... 6:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... @ ZEMMER/WEST JHS Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Wednesday 1/19...... 5:30PM...... vs. Lapeer West High School Friday 2/25...... 4:00PM...... @ Flint Metro League Tourney Monday 1/10...... 4:00PM...... @ Holly Area Schools Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Wednesday 1/19...... 5:30PM ...... vs. ZEMMER/WEST JHS Saturday 2/26...... 9:00AM...... @ Flint Metro League Tourney Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... vs. Swartz Creek HS Friday 2/25...... 5:30PM...... @ Flint Southwestern Academy Wednesday 1/19...... 7:00PM ...... vs. Kearsley High School Friday 3/11...... TBA...... @ MHSAA State Finals

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Holly winter sports 2010-11 schedules

Boys Varsity Basketball Tuesday 1/18...... 4:00PM...... vs Bay City Central HS Girls Freshman Basketball Thursday 2/10...... 6:00PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Saturday 11/27...... 10:00AM...... vs Thanksgiving Hoopfest Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... @ Linden HS Thursday 11/18.....TBA ...... @ FR G-BB at Walled Lake Northern Friday 2/11...... TBA ...... @ MISCA Meet - tentative Saturday 12/4...... 10:00AM...... vs 4-Team Scrimmage Tuesday 1/25...... 4:00PM...... vs Lapeer East HS Tuesday 11/30...... 4:00PM...... vs Milford HS Saturday 2/12...... TBA ...... @ MISCA Meet - tentative Monday 12/6...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Thursday 1/27...... 5:30PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Monday 12/6...... 4:00PM...... vs Linden HS Thursday 2/17...... 6:00PM...... @ Davison HS Friday 2/25...... 4:00PM...... @ FML Meet - Swim Prelims Friday 12/10...... 7:30PM...... vs Brandon HS Monday 1/31...... 4:00PM...... @ Clio HS Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon HS Saturday 2/26...... 8:30AM...... @ FML Meet - Dive Prelims Tuesday 12/14...... 7:00PM...... vs.Clio HS Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon HS Tuesday 12/14...... 4:00PM...... @ Clio HS Saturday 2/26...... 12:00PM...... @ FML Meet - Finals Friday 12/17...... 7:30PM...... vs. Linden HS Tuesday 2/8...... 4:00PM...... vs Almont HS Thursday 12/16.....5:30PM...... @ Linden HS Tuesday 1/4...... 4:00PM...... @ Hartland HS Friday 3/11...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA State Finals Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... @ Detroit Country Day School Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... vs Kearsley HS Saturday 3/12...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA State Finals Friday 1/7...... 7:30PM...... @ Kearsley HS Tuesday 2/15...... 4:00PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... vs Kearsley HS Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 1/10...... 4:00PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Varsity wrestling Friday 1/14...... 7:30PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Thursday 2/24...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Wednesday 12/1....TBA ...... @ Quad - Groves, Kettering, Brandon Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... vs Linden HS Tuesday 1/18...... 7:00PM...... vs Bay City Central HS Thursday 3/3...... 4:00PM...... @ Flushing HS Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... @ Dragon Duals Thursday 1/27...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Friday 1/21...... 7:30PM...... @ Linden HS Wednesday 12/8....5:30PM...... @ Howell Quad Monday 1/31...... 4:00PM...... vs Clio HS Tuesday 1/25...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer East HS Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... @ South Lyon East HS - Quad Girls Varsity Basketball Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... vs Brandon HS Saturday 12/11...... 9:00AM...... @ Grand Haven Tournament Friday 1/28...... 7:30PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Tuesday 11/30...... 7:00PM...... vs Milford HS Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley HS Friday 12/17...... TBA ...... @ Oakland County Championships Monday 1/31...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio HS Friday 12/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Lake Fenton HS Tuesday 2/15...... 4:00PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Saturday 12/18...... TBA ...... @ Oakland County Championships Friday 2/4...... 7:30PM...... @ Brandon HS Monday 12/6...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer East HS Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Tuesday 2/8...... 7:00PM...... vs Almont HS Wednesday 1/5...... 5:30PM...... @ Quad w/ Linden and Kearsley Friday 12/10...... 6:00PM...... vs Brandon HS Tuesday 2/22...... 4:00PM...... vs Carman Ainsworth HS Friday 2/11...... 7:30PM...... vs Kearsley HS Saturday 1/8...... 9:00AM...... @ CC Invite Tuesday 12/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio HS Thursday 2/24...... 5:30PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Wednesday 1/12....5:30PM...... @ Quad w/ Fenton and Lapeer East Friday 12/17...... 6:00PM...... vs Linden HS Friday 2/18...... 7:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 1/19....6:30PM...... @ Quad w/ Brandon (2nd match) Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... @ Hartland HS Varsity Hockey Friday 2/25...... 7:25PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Saturday 1/22...... 9:00AM...... @ Hartland Team Tournament Friday 1/7...... 6:00PM...... @ Kearsley HS Wednesday 11/17..5:00PM ...... vs Grand Blanc HS Wednesday 1/26....5:30PM...... @ Quad w/ Lapeer West (1st match) Thursday 3/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Flushing HS Saturday 11/20...... 2:00PM ...... vs Clio HS Saturday 1/29...... 9:00AM...... @ Oakland / Macomb Duals Monday 3/7...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Districts - Game 1 Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Friday 1/14...... 6:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Wednesday 11/24..6:00PM...... @ Davison HS Wednesday 2/2...... 5:30PM ...... vs Quad w/ Swartz Creek and Clio Wednesday 3/9...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA District - Game 2 Wednesday 12/1....6:30PM...... @ Bay City Central HS Saturday 2/5...... TBA ...... @ FML Tournament Friday 3/11...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA District Championship Friday 1/21...... 6:00PM...... @ Linden HS Tuesday 1/25...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Wednesday 12/8....5:30PM ...... vs Port Huron HS Wednesday 2/9...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team District Wednesday 12/15..5:30PM ...... vs Lapeer West High School Friday 1/28...... 6:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Saturday 2/12...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Individual District Boys JV Basketball Saturday 12/18...... 2:00PM ...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Wednesday 2/16....TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team Regional Monday 1/31...... 7:00PM...... vs Clio HS Friday 12/3...... 6:00PM...... vs JV B-BB Scrimmage Wednesday 12/22..8:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Saturday 2/19...... TBA ...... vs MHSAA Individual Regional Friday 2/4...... 6:00PM...... @ Brandon HS Monday 12/6...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Tuesday 12/28...... 6:00PM...... vs Nouvel Catholic Central HS Friday 2/25...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team State Finals Friday 2/11...... 6:00PM...... vs Kearsley HS Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... vs Brandon HS Thursday 1/6...... 5:00PM...... vs Durand HS Saturday 2/26...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team State Finals Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Tuesday 12/14...... 5:30PM...... vs Clio HS Saturday 1/8...... 12:00PM ...... vs Swartz Creek HS Thursday 3/3...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Individual State Finals Friday 2/18...... 6:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Thursday 12/16.....7:00PM ...... vs Linden HS Wednesday 1/12....7:00PM...... @ Clio HS Friday 3/4...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Individual State Finals Tuesday 2/22...... 7:00PM...... vs Carman Ainsworth HS Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... @ Detroit Country Day School Saturday 1/15...... 8:00PM...... @ Brandon HS Saturday 3/5...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Individual State Finals Friday 2/25...... 6:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Wednesday 1/19....5:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley HS Monday 2/28...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Districts - Game 1 Wednesday 1/26....TBA ...... @ Flushing HS Varsity bowling Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Wednesday 3/2...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Districts - Game 2 Saturday 1/29...... 8:00PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Thursday 12/2...... 4:30PM...... @ Oxford HS(scrimmage) Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Friday 3/4...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA District Championship Wednesday 2/2...... TBA ...... @ Haslett HS Saturday 12/4...... 2:00PM...... @ Clio HS Tuesday 1/18...... 5:30PM...... vs Bay City Central HS Friday 2/4...... 5:00PM...... @ Grandville Dawg Classic vs. Pinckney Saturday 12/11...... 2:00PM ...... vs Linden HS Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... @ Linden HS Saturday 12/18...... 2:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Girls JV Basketball Saturday 2/5...... TBA ...... @ Grandville Dawg Classic Tuesday 1/25...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer East HS Saturday 2/12...... 6:30PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Saturday 1/8...... 2:00PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Tuesday 11/30...... 5:30PM...... vs Milford HS Thursday 1/27...... 7:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Wednesday 2/16....5:00PM ...... vs Lapeer East HS Saturday 1/15...... 2:00PM...... @ Kearsley HS Monday 1/31...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio HS Friday 12/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Lake Fenton HS Saturday 2/19...... 2:00PM...... vs Brandon HS Saturday 1/22...... 2:00PM...... @ Brandon HS Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon HS Monday 12/6...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer East HS Tuesday 2/22...... 5:00PM...... vs Flint Powers HS Saturday 1/22...... TBA ...... @ Oakland County Championships Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon HS Tuesday 2/8...... 5:30PM...... vs Almont HS Saturday 2/26...... 7:00PM...... @ Grand Ledge HS Saturday 1/29...... 11:00AM...... @ Lapeer East HS Tuesday 12/14...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio HS Saturday 2/5...... 2:00PM...... @ Flint Northwestern-Edison HS Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Kearsley HS Monday 2/28...... TBA ...... @ Week of MHSAA Regional Tournament Thursday 12/16.....7:00PM...... @ Linden HS Saturday 2/12...... 2:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Saturday 3/5...... 2:30PM...... vs MHSAA Regional Championship Game Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... @ Hartland HS Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 3/9...... 6:00PM ...... vs MHSAA State QuarterfinalG ame Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... vs Kearsley HS Varsity Competitive Cheer Thursday 2/24...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Fenton HS/AGS MS Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... @ Novi Winter Warm-Up Thursday 3/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Flushing HS Boys Varsity Swimming Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Saturday 12/11...... TBA...... @ CCCAM Scholarship Invite Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... @ Tiger Christmas Relays Saturday 12/18...... TBA...... @ Blackhawk Invite Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... vs Linden HS Boys Freshman Basketball Thursday 12/9...... 6:00PM...... @ Corunna HS Saturday 1/8...... TBA...... @ Merrill Invitational Tuesday 1/25...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Tuesday 12/14...... 6:00PM...... vs Howell HS Monday 12/6...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer East HS Wednesday 1/12....6:00PM ...... @ 1st FML Competition Thursday 1/27...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek HS Tuesday 1/4...... 6:00PM...... vs Lakeland HS Saturday 1/15...... TBA...... @ Tiger Invite Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... vs Brandon HS Monday 1/31...... 5:30PM...... vs Clio HS Thursday 1/13...... 6:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Saturday 1/22...... 11:00AM...... @ Wolfpack Invite Tuesday 12/14...... 4:00PM...... vs Clio HS Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... vs Brandon HS Tuesday 1/18...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer East/West HS Wednesday 1/26....6:00PM...... @ 2nd FML Competition Thursday 12/16.....5:30PM ...... vs Linden HS Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley HS Thursday 1/20...... 6:00PM...@ Gen County Meet - Dive Prelims &Semis Saturday 1/29...... 9:00AM...... @ Bobcat Cheer Classic Tuesday 1/4...... 4:00PM...... @ Detroit Country Day School Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Friday 1/21...... 4:00PM...... @ Genesse County Meet Saturday 2/5...... 9:00AM...... @ Owosso Invite Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley HS Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Saturday 1/22...... 12:00PM...... @ Genesse County Meet Wednesday 2/9...... 6:00PM ...... vs 3rd FML Competition Monday 1/10...... 4:00PM...... vs Fenton HS/AGS MS Tuesday 2/22...... 5:30PM...... vs Carman Ainsworth HS Thursday 1/27...... 6:00PM...... vs Kearsley HS Saturday 2/12...... 1:00PM...... @ Tiger Invitational Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Thursday 2/24...... 7:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek HS Thursday 2/3...... 6:00PM...... vs Brandon HS Friday 2/18...... 5:00PM...... @ MHSAA District Competition

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2010-11 Lake Fenton winter sports schedules

Varsity Boys Basketball Saturday 12/4...... 8:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Friday 12/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Genesee Christian School Friday 12/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Goodrich Saturday 12/11...... 5:00PM...... @ Crosswell-Lexington High School Saturday 12/11...... 5:45PM ...... @ Goodrich Friday 12/17...... 7:00PM...... @ Montrose HS/MS Wednesday 12/15.TBA ...... @ Lakeville Tuesday 12/21...... 7:00PM...... vs LakeVille High School Friday 12/17...... TBA...... @ Grand Ledge Tournament Tuesday 1/4...... 7:00PM...... @ Byron Area High School Saturday 12/18...... TBA...... @ Grand Ledge Tournament Friday 1/7...... 7:00PM...... @ Beecher High School Thursday 1/6...... TBA...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 1/11...... 7:00PM...... vs Mt. Morris High School Saturday 1/8...... TBA...... vs Freeland Friday 1/14...... 7:00PM...... vs Durand High School Wednesday 1/12....TBA ...... @ Saginaw Nouvel Friday 1/21...... 7:00PM...... vs Goodrich High School Friday 1/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Gaylord High School Tuesday 1/25...... 7:00PM...... @ LakeVille High School Saturday 1/15...... TBA...... @ Benzie Central MS/HS Friday 1/28...... 7:00PM...... vs Montrose HS/MS Saturday 1/22...... 5:00PM...... vs Clio Tuesday 2/1...... 7:00PM...... @ New Lothrop High School Wednesday 1/26....TBA...... @ Fenton Friday 2/4...... 7:00PM...... @ Genesee Christian School Wednesday 2/2...... 5:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Tuesday 2/8...... 7:00PM...... vs Flint Northwestern Friday 2/4...... 8:00PM...... vs Durand Tournament Friday 2/11...... 7:00PM...... vs Beecher High School Saturday 2/5...... TBA...... vs Durand Tournament Wednesday 2/16....7:00PM...... vs Kearsley High School Friday 2/11...... 7:00PM...... @ Mt. Pleasant Friday 2/18...... 7:00PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Saturday 2/12...... 3:00PM...... @ Jefferson MS/HS Tuesday 2/22...... 7:00PM...... vs Whitmore Lake High School Friday 2/18...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton Friday 2/25...... 7:00PM...... @ Durand High School Saturday 2/19...... 5:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Thursday 3/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Goodrich High School Friday 2/25...... 7:00PM...... vs Bay Area Thunder Saturday 2/26...... 3:00PM...... vs Jefferson MS/HS JV Boys Basketball Friday 12/10...... 5:30PM...... vs Genesee Christian School Varsity wrestling Saturday 12/11...... 3:30PM...... @ Croswell-Lexington High School Thursday 12/2...... 6:00PM...... @ Davison High School Friday 12/17...... 5:30PM...... @ Montrose HS/MS Saturday 12/4...... TBA...... @ Lansing Eatsern Invitation Monday 12/20...... 7:00PM...... @ LakeVille High School Saturday 12/11...... TBA...... @ Hartland Invitational Monday 1/3...... 7:00PM...... vs Byron Area High School Wednesday 12/15..5:00PM...... @ Beecher High School Friday 1/7...... 5:30PM...... @ Beecher High School Saturday 12/18 .....TBA...... Genesee County Meet @ Davison High School Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Wednesday 12/22..5:00PM ...... vs Durand/Goodrich/Lakeville Friday 2/18...... 4:00PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Friday 1/14...... 5:30PM...... vs Durand High School JV girls Basketball Wednesday 12/29.TBA...... @ Goodrich-Tournament of Champions Friday 1/21...... 5:30PM...... vs Goodrich High School Friday 2/25...... 4:00PM...... @ Durand High School Wednesday 12/1....5:30PM ...... vs Whitmore Lake High School Wednesday 1/5 .....5:00PM...Montrose/Mt. Morris/Lakeville @ Montrose Monday 1/24...... 7:00PM...... vs LakeVille High School Tuesday 3/1...... 4:00PM...... vs Madison Academy Friday 12/3...... 5:30PM...... vs Holly Area Schools Saturday 1/8...... TBA...... @ Saginaw Heritage Invitational Friday 1/28...... 5:30PM...... vs Montrose HS/MS Thursday 3/3...... 4:00PM...... @ Goodrich High School Tuesday 12/7...... 5:30PM...... vs Genesee Christian School Wednesday 1/12 ...5:00PM...@ Webberville/Bendle/Beecher @ Beecher Tuesday 2/1...... 5:30PM...... @ New Lothrop High School Monday 12/20...... 5:30PM...... @ LakeVille High School Saturday 1/15...... TBA...... @ Williamston Invitational Friday 2/4...... 5:30PM...... @ Genesee Christian School Varsity girls Basketball Tuesday 12/28...... 4:00PM...... @ Gladwin High School Wednesday 1/19....5:00PM ...... vs Lakeville/New Lothrop/Webberville Tuesday 2/8...... 5:30PM...... vs Flint Northwestern Wednesday 12/1....7:00PM ...... vs Whitmore Lake High School Monday 1/3...... 5:30PM...... vs Byron Area High School Saturday 1/22...... 12:00PM...... @ Lakeshore Invitational Friday 2/11...... 5:30PM...... vs Beecher High School Friday 12/3...... 7:00PM...... vs Holly Area Schools Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... vs Beecher High School Wednesday 1/26 ...5:00PM...... @ Bentley/Byron/New Lothrop @ Byron Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 12/7...... 7:00PM...... vs Genesee Christian School Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Saturday 1/29...... TBA...... @ Leslie invitational Friday 2/18...... 5:30PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Tuesday 12/21...... 5:30PM...... vs LakeVille High School Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... @ Durand High School Friday 2/4...... TBA...... @ GAC League Meet Tuesday 1/18...... 5:30PM...... vs Montrose HS/MS Tuesday 2/22...... 5:30PM...... vs Whitmore Lake High School Tuesday 12/28...... 5:30PM...... @ Gladwin High School Wednesday 2/9...... TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team District Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... vs Goodrich High School Friday 2/25...... 5:30PM...... @ Durand High School Tuesday 1/4...... 5:30PM...... @ Byron Area High School Saturday 2/12...... TBA...... @ MHSAA District Monday 1/24...... 5:30PM...... vs LakeVille High School Thursday 3/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Goodrich High School Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... vs Beecher High School Wednesday 2/16....TBA ...... @ MHSAA Team Regional Thursday 1/27...... 5:30PM...... @ Montrose HS/MS Saturday 2/19...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Regional Tuesday 1/11...... 5:30PM...... vs Mt. Morris High School Freshman Boys Basketball Tuesday 2/1...... 5:30PM...... @ Genesee Christian School Saturday 2/26...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Team State Finals Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... @ Durand High School Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Beecher High School Saturday 12/11...... 2:00PM...... @ Crosswell-Lexington High School Thursday 3/3...... TBA...... @ MHSAA State Finals Tuesday 1/18...... 7:00PM...... vs Montrose HS/MS Monday 2/14...... 5:30PM...... vs Linden High School Friday 12/17...... 4:00PM...... @ Hamady High School Friday 3/4...... TBA...... @ MHSAA State Finals Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... vs Goodrich High School Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 12/21...... 4:00PM...... vs LakeVille High School Saturday 3/5...... TBA...... @ MHSAA State Finals Tuesday 1/25...... 5:30PM...... @ LakeVille High School Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Tuesday 1/4...... 4:00PM...... @ Byron Area High School Thursday 1/27...... 7:00PM...... @ Montrose HS/MS Tuesday 2/22...... 5:30PM...... @ Goodrich High School Tuesday 1/11...... 4:00PM...... vs Mt. Morris High School Middle School wrestling Thursday 2/24...... 5:30PM...... vs Durand High School Friday 1/14...... 4:00PM...... vs Durand High School Tuesday 2/1...... 7:00PM...... @ Genesee Christian School Tuesday 11/23...... 4:30PM...... @ LakeVille High School Friday 1/21...... 4:00PM...... vs Goodrich High School Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Beecher High School Tuesday 11/30...... 4:30PM...... @ Durand High School Tuesday 1/25...... 4:00PM...... @ LakeVille High School Monday 2/14...... 7:00PM...... vs Linden High School Lake Fenton hockey Thursday 12/2...... 4:30PM...... @ GAC Mid-Season Tourn @ Goodrich Friday 1/28...... 4:00PM...... vs Hamady High School Wednesday 2/16 ...5:30PM ...... vs Kearsley High School Friday 11/19...... 7:00PM...... @ Dexter Tournament Tuesday 12/7...... 4:30PM...... @ New Lothrop High School Tuesday 2/8...... 4:00PM...... vs Flint Northwestern Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... @ Mt. Morris High School Saturday 11/20...... 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Linden winter sports 2010-11 schedules

Varsity boys basketball Thursday 1/27...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Freshman Girls basketball Varsity Wrestling Tuesday 12/7...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Tuesday 2/1...... 4:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Tuesday 11/23...... 4:30PM...... @ Birch Run High School(scrimmage) Friday 11/26...... 4:00PM...... @ Clarkston(scrimmage) Friday 12/10...... 7:30PM...... @ Fenton Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... vs Fenton Tuesday 11/30...... 4:00PM...... vs Reese High School Wednesday 12/1....5:30PM ...... vs Linden Quad Monday 12/13...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Tuesday 2/8...... 4:00PM...... vs Kearsley High School Monday 12/6...... 4:00PM...... @ Holly Saturday 12/4...... 9:00AM...... @ Adrian Duals Invitational Friday 12/17...... 7:30PM...... @ Holly Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Tuesday 12/7...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 12/8....6:00PM...... @ Davison High School Monday 1/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 2/15...... 4:00PM...... vs Powers Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... vs Fenton Saturday 12/11...... 9:00AM ...... vs Linden Invitational Friday 1/7...... 7:30PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... vs Clio Monday 12/13...... 4:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Saturday 12/11...... 9:00AM ...... vs Chippewa Valley High School Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Andover Tuesday 2/22...... 4:00PM...... vs Lake Fenton High School Thursday 12/16.....5:30PM ...... vs Holly Friday 12/17...... 1:00PM...... @ Owosso Friday 1/14...... 7:30PM...... @ Clio Thursday 2/24...... 5:30PM...... vs Brandon High School Monday 1/3...... 4:00PM...... vs Kearsley High School Saturday 12/18...... 9:00AM...... @ Genesee County Meet Friday 1/21...... 7:30PM...... vs Holly Tuesday 3/1...... 4:00PM...... vs Corunna Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... @ Holly Wednesday 1/5...... 5:30PM...... @ Holly/Kearsley Monday 1/24...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 1/24...... 4:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Saturday 1/8...... 10:00AM...... @ South Lyon Invitational Friday 1/28...... 7:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Varsity girls basketball Thursday 1/27...... 5:30PM...... vs Brandon High School Wednesday 1/12....5:30PM ...... vs Lapeer East/Clio Tuesday 2/1...... 7:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Tuesday 11/23...... 4:30PM...... @ Lake Fenton High School(scrimmage) Tuesday 2/1...... 4:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Wednesday 1/12....5:30PM ...... vs Clio Thursday 2/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Fenton Friday 2/4...... 7:30PM...... vs Fenton Tuesday 11/30...... 7:00PM...... vs Reese High School Wednesday 1/12....5:30PM ...... vs Lapeer East High School Tuesday 2/8...... 4:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 2/8...... 7:00PM...... vs Kearsley High School Tuesday 12/7...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Saturday 1/15...... 9:00AM...... @ Brighton Duals Thursday 2/10...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Friday 2/11...... 7:30PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Friday 12/10...... 6:00PM...... @ Fenton Wednesday 1/19....5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Thursday 2/17...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio Tuesday 2/15...... 7:00PM...... vs Powers Monday 12/13...... 7:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Saturday 1/22...... 8:30PM...... @ Walled Lake Northern Invite Thursday 2/24...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Friday 2/18...... 7:30PM...... vs Clio Friday 12/17...... 6:00PM...... @ Holly Wednesday 1/26....5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 2/22...... 7:00PM...... vs Lake Fenton High School Tuesday 12/28...... 4:30PM...... @ Coca Cola Classic Varsity Bowling Saturday 1/29...... 10:00AM...... @ Battle Creek Central Tourney Friday 2/25...... 7:30PM...... vs Brandon High School Monday 1/3...... 7:00PM...... vs Kearsley High School Saturday 12/4...... 2:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Wednesday 2/2...... 5:30PM...... @ Brandon High School Tuesday 3/1...... 7:00PM...... vs Corunna Friday 1/7...... 6:00PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Saturday 12/11...... 2:00PM...... @ Holly Wednesday 2/2...... 6:00PM...... @ Fenton Monday 3/7...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Districts Friday 1/14...... 6:00PM...... @ Clio Saturday 12/18...... 2:00PM...... @ Fenton Saturday 2/5...... 8:00AM...... @ Metro League Tournament Tuesday 1/18...... 7:00PM...... @ Fowlerville High School Saturday 1/8...... 2:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Wednesday 2/9...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Team Districts JV boys basketball Friday 1/21...... 6:00PM...... vs Holly Saturday 1/15...... 2:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Saturday 2/12...... TBA...... vs MHSAA Individual Districts Tuesday 12/7...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Monday 1/24...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Saturday 1/22...... 2:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Wednesday 2/16....5:30PM...... @ MHSAA Team Regionals Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... @ Fenton Friday 1/28...... 6:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Saturday 1/29...... 2:00PM...... @ Flint NorthWestern Saturday 2/19...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Individual Regionals Monday 12/13...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Tuesday 2/1...... 7:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Saturday 2/5...... 2:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Friday 2/25...... 7:30PM...... @ MHSAA Team State Finals Thursday 12/16.....7:00PM...... @ Holly Friday 2/4...... 6:00PM...... vs Fenton Saturday 2/12...... 2:00PM...... @ Clio Friday 2/25...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Team State Meet Monday 1/3...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 2/8...... 7:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Saturday 2/19...... 2:00PM...... @ Baker Tourney Thursday 3/3...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Indiv. State Finals Thursday 1/6...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Friday 2/11...... 6:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Friday 3/4...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Ind. State Finals Monday 1/10...... 5:30PM...... @ Andover Monday 2/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Lake Fenton High School hockey Saturday 3/5...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Ind. State Finals Thursday 1/13...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio Friday 2/18...... 6:00PM...... vs Clio Friday 11/19...... 7:00PM...... @ Dexter Tournament Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... vs Holly Friday 2/25...... 6:00PM...... vs Brandon High School Saturday 11/20...... TBA...... @ Dexter Tournament JV Wrestling Monday 1/24...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 2/28...... TBA...... @ MHSAA Districts Wednesday 11/24..5:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Friday 12/17...... 1:00PM...... @ Owosso Thursday 1/27...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Friday 12/3...... 6:00PM...... vs Brandon High School Thursday 12/23.....9:00AM ...... vs Linden JV Round Robin Tourney Tuesday 2/1...... 5:30PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School JV Girls basketball Saturday 12/4...... 8:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Wednesday 2/2...... TBA...... @ Brandon High School Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton Tuesday 11/23...... 4:30PM...... @ Birch Run High School(scrimmage) Friday 12/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Goodrich Saturday 2/12...... 9:00AM...... @ Holt High School Saturday 12/11...... 5:45PM...... @ Goodrich Tuesday 2/8...... 5:30PM...... vs Kearsley High School Tuesday 11/30...... 5:30PM...... vs Reese High School Wednesday 12/15.TBA...... @ Lakeville Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Tuesday 12/7...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Friday 12/17...... TBA...... @ Grand Ledge Tournament Tuesday 2/15...... 5:30PM...... vs Powers Thursday 12/9...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton Saturday 12/18...... TBA...... @ Grand Ledge Tournament Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... vs Clio Monday 12/13...... 5:30PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Thursday 1/6...... TBA...... @ Kearsley High School Tuesday 2/22...... 5:30PM...... vs Lake Fenton High School Thursday 12/16.....7:00PM ...... vs Holly Saturday 1/8...... TBA...... vs Freeland Thursday 2/24...... 7:00PM...... vs Brandon High School Monday 1/3...... 5:30PM...... vs Kearsley High School Wednesday 1/12....TBA...... @ Saginaw Nouvel Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... @ Lapeer East High School Tuesday 3/1...... 5:30PM...... vs Corunna Friday 1/14...... 7:00PM...... @ Gaylord High School Monday 1/10...... 7:00PM...... vs. Clio Saturday 1/15...... TBA...... @ Benzie Central MS/HS Freshman boys basketball Tuesday 1/18...... 5:00PM...... @ Fowlerville High School Saturday 1/22...... 5:00PM...... vs. Clio Tuesday 12/7...... 4:00PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Thursday 1/20...... 7:00PM...... @ Holly Wednesday 1/26....TBA...... @ Fenton Thursday 12/9...... 5:30PM...... @ Fenton Monday 1/24...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer West High School Wednesday 2/2...... 5:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Monday 12/13...... 4:00PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Thursday 1/27...... 7:00PM...... vs Brandon High School Friday 2/4...... 8:00PM...... vs Durand Tournament Thursday 12/16.....5:30PM ...... @ Holly Tuesday 2/1...... 5:30PM...... @ Swartz Creek High School Saturday 2/5...... TBA...... vs Durand Tournament Monday 1/3...... 4:00PM...... @ Kearsley High School Thursday 2/3...... 7:00PM...... @ Fenton Friday 2/11...... 7:00PM...... @ Mt. Pleasant Thursday 1/6...... 5:30PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Tuesday 2/8...... 5:30PM...... @ Kearsley High School Saturday 2/12...... 3:00PM...... @ Jefferson MS/HS Monday 1/10...... 4:00PM...... @ Andover Thursday 2/10...... 7:00PM...... vs Lapeer East High School Friday 2/18...... 7:00PM...... vs Fenton Thursday 1/13...... 5:30PM...... @ Clio Monday 2/14...... 5:30PM...... @ Lake Fenton High School Saturday 2/19...... 5:00PM...... vs Swartz Creek High School Thursday 1/20...... 5:30PM...... vs Holly Thursday 2/17...... 7:00PM...... @ Clio Friday 2/25...... 7:00PM...... vs Bay Area Thunder Monday 1/24...... 4:00PM...... @ Lapeer West High School Thursday 2/24...... 7:00PM...... @ Brandon High School Saturday 2/26...... 3:00PM...... vs Jefferson MS/HS

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When was the last time Fenton football finished Q the season ranked in the AP’s top 10? It was in 1985, when the team completed A a 9-0 regular season, and finished ranked eighth on the final AP top 10 poll. sports Sunday, November 21, 2010 Page 13B Kearsley-Holly tie Grand Blanc in opener Fenton Late-game goal hockey creates 1-1 draw By David Troppens looking for [email protected] Flint — The first game of the another title Kearsley-Holly co-op hockey By Al Zipsie team had a bit of everything. [email protected] It had great goalkeeping, some Fenton — Fenton is com- controversy, a tight contest and a ing off a stellar hockey season. thrilling finish. The Tigers finished 2009-10 The Kearsley-Holly Hornets as the unbeaten Metro League capped their first game of their champions, finishing with a 21- co-op together with a power play 4-1 overall record. The Tigers goal by Kearsley’s Kody Kenny bowed out in the Regional final with 1:06 remaining, earning the falling 5-3 to Powers, the eventu- program a 1-1 tie against Grand al state runner-up in Division 3. Blanc at Perani Arena Wednes- Having that type of success day night. again this year won’t come However, there were ques- easy. Fenton lost six players tions if the puck ever went in the to graduation, including Aus- net at the time. It was called in tin Giesey (70 points) and Will and the teams had their tie. Dawson (61 points). However, “I think it was,” Kenny said, the cupboard isn’t bare, and the when asked if the puck went in the Tigers hope to have another net. “Mitchell Hollingshead was magical season this year. Fen- on the point. He came down low, ton opened the season skating and I came across the net backdoor against Grand Blanc Saturday. and he gave it right to me.” The Tigers open the Metro It was a tight, entertaining de- League season with Lapeer fensive-minded game. However, East Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. at the early on it looked like that may TRI-COUNTY TIMES | David Troppens Hartland Sports Center. not be the case. Grand Blanc Kearsley-Holly goalkeeper Tyler Lynch, right, tries to collect a puck in front of the net during the co-op “We have the same goal as opened the scoring on what was team’s recent 1-1 tie with Grand Blanc. It was the first regular-season game for the program, which we do every year, to win the the Bobcats’ second shot of the is playing their first season together. Metro League championship,” night. Grand Blanc’s Kellen said Fenton coach Matt Krus- Seguin scored that goal. How- “Kudos for my team for never go in. A different team could’ve “We came out, allowed niak. “It is too early to tell, but ever, from that point on, while giving up,” Kearsley coach Bill put their heads down and gave a goal early but then we we have a group of guys that both teams had scoring chances, O’Bryan said. “We missed a up, but these guys kept their definitely beat them during are not afraid to work hard. neither was able to get the puck couple of wide open nets. We heads up and kept going hard to the last two periods,” Kears- We just need them to work into the net, not at least until the missed a couple of really good the net. Finally, something good ley-Holly defenseman Christian smarter and we could have an- final goal with 1:06 left. scoring opportunities that didn’t happened.” See tie on 15B other great season if we come together and play well. We lost six seniors, but we still have Fenton’s Ostrowski, Rivette make college choices seven seniors who have been around for awhile, and now it’s By David Troppens what they’ll be doing next year. Both players decisions already figured out. their turn to step up and take the [email protected] will be headed to college, preparing to play “It feels really good,” Rivette said. “I’ve leadership role.” Fenton — They sat in the Fenton auxil- college basketball at the next level. always looked up to my older sisters, and The goalkeeper position is iary gym preparing for their senior seasons Gabrielle Rivette, the Tri-County Times’ they both played college basketball. To be between sophomore Joe Foguth on the Fenton varsity girls basketball team, returning Girls Basketball Player of the Year, able to do it as well is pretty exciting.” and senior Dillon Deloye. probably unsure of what Fenton coach Brad has committed to play at Northwood Univer- “I guess I have been dreaming about play- “Joe came in as a freshman Dewitt may do for that particular practice sity, while Ostrowski is headed to Urbana ing college basketball all my life,” Ostrowski and played well as goalie,” said Tuesday. University in Ohio. Both programs play at said. “I worked for that goal in high school, Krusniak. “Dillon is a roller Yet, at the same time seniors Alyssa Os- the Division 2 level. and it feels good to complete that goal.” blader and he is just starting to trowski and Gabrielle Rivette know exactly Both were relieved to have their college See Choices on 15B See Fenton on 15B

did you know? Fenton hockey has finished the Flint Metro League season undefeated four different times. 14B Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county sports www.tctimes.com Choices On Television TRI-COUNTY TIMES Continued from 13B Scott Schupbach SATURDAY Rivette enters her senior season as a (Left) Fenton’s three-time All Tri-County selection. She College Football Gabrielle Rivette Noon...... (ABC)...... Troy at South Carolina led the Tigers in scoring (354 points), as- Noon...... (B10)...... Purdue at Michigan State sists (50) and steals (55) last year. She’s dribbles a ball Noon...... (ESPN)...... Wisconsin at Michigan a strong ball-handler who can make her during a game Noon...... (ESPN2).....Pittsburgh at South Florida free throws down the stretch. She made last year. Rivette is Noon...... (VS)...... Yale at Harvard headed to Division Noon...... (FSD)...... Oklahoma State at Kansas 84 percent from the line a year ago. 3:30 pm.....(FSD)...... Stanford at California Rivette will be expected to continue at 2 Northwood 3:30 pm.....(CBS)...... Ole Miss at Louisiana State the collegiate level as a guard at North- University, where 3:30 pm.....(ESPN)...... Virginia Tech at Miami wood. The choice was between North- she’ll continue 3:30 pm.....(ABC)...... Ohio State at Iowa wood and Bowling Green. Rivette plans her basketball 7 pm...... (NBC)...... Notre Dame vs. Army on going into accounting and finance. 7 pm...... (FSD)...... Missouri at Iowa State career. (Below) 7 pm...... (ESPN)...Arkansas at Mississippi State “Northwood is close to home,” Alyssa Ostrowski Rivette said. “You can go away when 8 pm...... (ESPN2)...... Oklahoma at Baylor (left) takes a you want to be away and come home 8 pm...... (ABC)...... Nebraska at Baylor shot during a College Basketball when you want to come home. Plus, it’s 7 pm...... (VS)...... Wisconsin at UNLV a good business school.” Fenton contest 8 pm...... (B10)...... NC Wilmington at Ohio State Northwood has a strong women’s bas- last season. AUTO RACING Ostrowski is going 4:30 pm.....(ESPN2)...... Nationwide series ketball program. The team finished just Hockey 13-14 overall and 9-13 in the GLIAC a to Division 2 10 pm...... (FSD)...... Colorado at Detroit year ago, but posted records of 21-8 and Urbana University GOLF 18-9 the two seasons before last year. to continue her 4 pm...... (GOLF)...... PGA TOUR The team is off to a 2-0 start this season. basketball career “My sister’s friend (Pam Wilson) next fall. Sunday went there, so I know a lot about it,” NFL Football Rivette said. “They’ve had a lot of suc- 1 pm...... (FOX)...... Detroit at Dallas cess. 1 pm...... (CBS)...... To be announced “I think (my playing time) is wait- 4:15 pm.....(CBS)...... Indianapolis at New England and-see. I’ll just keep working hard, 8:15 pm.....(NBC)...... Denver at San Diego and, hopefully, be in the rotation pretty NBA Basketball quick.” 6 pm...... (FSD+)...... Washington at Detroit NHL Hockey Urbana has been a strong program for 5 pm...... (FSD)...... Calgary at Detroit the last four seasons. The Blue Knights finished 6-22 in 2005-06, but since then College Basketball have finished .500 or better each of the 1 pm...... (B10)...... Evansville at Indiana last four years, including posting a 17- 5:30 pm.....(ESPN2)...... Puerto Rico Classic 10 mark last year. Urbana plays as an 7:30 pm.....(ESPN2)...... Puerto Rico Classic 8 pm...... (B10)...... Ark P Bluff at Northwestern independent. AUTO RACING “I liked the size,” Ostrowski said 1 pm...... (ESPN)...... NASCAR Sprint Cup series about Urbana. “It was smaller. It was golf competitive in terms of the basketball 4 pm...... (GOLF)...... PGA TOUR team. It was a good fit for what I wanted.” Ostrowski, a member of our All Tri- County Team last year, scored 168 points during her junior season, and grabbed a Online tickets and showtimes team-high 124 rebounds. 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Late in the first period, the team had to kill off a 5-on-3 for 1:31, helping keep New the Hornets down only 1-0 at the first inter- School mission. David David Bryan “Stopping that two-man advantage, that was a big momentum builder for us,” The Tigers unofficially won the The Fenton All I have to say is ‘Wow.’ I took O’Bryan said. “We stopped them and it just Midland city championship. football the family to see the game. Al- helped our team coming in after the first pe- Many seniors graduate, but the team though the score wasn’t good, squad looks poised to re-load. it was awesome to go and sup- riod.” Each of the last two freshmen port the Tigers. Good job, boys. The Hornets did have scoring chances be- TRI-COUNTY TIMES | David Troppens teams finished unbeaten. fore tying the game. Most came on missed Go further next year! Kearsley-Holly’s Christian Roberts net shots. 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Finally, Roberts took a slap played solid in front of him as well. verines are relying on freshmen Michigan lost some key players this year. shot from the blue line that went just wide off “After the first goal, coach told us don’t and sophomores to improve on Being a Michigan fan, I am hop- last year’s 7-11 Big Ten season. basketball a Kearsley deflection. The rebound came to make those stupid mistakes. Make the easy ing they at least go to the Big Kenny, who took a shot. It was saved as well. play and stay calm,” Roberts said. “Just the Geez, forget it. The Wolverines Dance. Go Blue! will be lucky to match that total. “You have to keep your head in the game,” fundamentals, pretty much.” Kenny said. “It’s only one goal to tie it up. Kearsley hosts Clio at 2 p.m. at Perani We didn’t get it in the first and second peri- Arena Saturday. Every year, there’s talk of the NFL Hmmm, as big a Lions fan I am, taking this game away from the Lions I really don’t see the Lions beat- Lions. I hope it never happens. But T-giving ing the Patriots. But if they do, I it would be nice to see the Lions thoughts will say 23-21, Lions. win one of these games again. It won’t be this year.

Only the Lions can start a I think John Kuester is a terrible second-string QB with a broken Anything coach. I understand switching arm and think that’s their best goes players to see what works, but I chance to win. If Drew Stanton is think that he makes terrible deci- Win that lousy — and he is — dump sions. Sorry, Pistons, you need a the guy already! leader on the bench, not a softie. a $ S500hopping Spree! The Jinglefest Committee and the Sponsored By: Tri-County Times are excited to announce the 2nd annual Area Shopping Spree that includes gift and cards from local businesses totaling over $500. To enter in the drawing simply bring in your receipts from any local business with a Fenton or Linden mailing address. The receipts must be dated between November 1 and December 6 and it must show a minimum purchase of $10. TRI-COUNTY TIMES | Tom Chiatalas Each receipt will earn you an entry in the Fenton goalie Joe Foguth protects the net during a game last year. He is one of two drawing for the Area Shopping Spree! keepers the Tigers have entering the 2010-11 prep hockey season. Receipts can be turned in at the Fenton Regional Chamber of Commerce and fenton team we had,” said Johnson. “I think we the Tri-County Times offices until 4:30pm December 3 & 4, will have a solid team, and there is not a presented by Continued from 13B on Monday, Dec. 6. The winner will be team we can’t compete with.” feel his way around the ice. notified onT uesday, December 7. DDA “Our defense will be key in supporting Fenton has a rich tradition in hockey. They have won the Metro title eight times the goalie. We won’t have the big point and have won it with an unbeaten record What a great way to begin your area holiday shopping! wins like we did last year.” four times. They are looking for their first Leading the team are senior co-cap- regional title since 2008. ENTRY FORM tains David Johnson, Ryan Delecki and Johnson, like his coach, is not worried T.J. Polakowski. Johnson, a forward, was about depth. Name the fourth leading scorer for the Tigers “I don’t see any problems running two last year with 37 points (14 goals). under- or three lines out there,” Johnson said. Address Phone classmen Tyler Delong and Kyle Lexie “Conditioning will be even more impor- are strong offensive players as well. tant.” Business Name Total Other seniors include Ryan Fuller, Ben Fenton has a rich tradition in hockey. ($10.00 minimum) Hackney and Josh Esch. They have won the Metro title eight times Bring your receipt with this entry form to the Fenton Regional Chamber office at 114 N. LeRoy Street, Fenton; “I think there are a lot of players who and have won it with an unbeaten record Or the Tri-County Times office at 256 N. Fenway Drive, Fenton by December 6. (Entry forms available at both locations) have talent that missed out on opportuni- four times. They are looking for their first Enter as many times as you want, one receipt per entry. No age limit. Receipts must be from Fenton and Linden businesss only. ties to play a lot last year, with the great regional title since 2008. 16B Sunday, November 21, 2010 tri-county sports www.tctimes.com

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