tctimes.com Proud Fenton woman ONLINE Spend it local. to be an has passion for COMMENTS Keep it local. American paddle Keep your dollars Featured section boarding in your community. included with STORY: ‘WE DON’T this edition PAGE 1B WANT A BUNCH OF JUNK SIGNS’ Just BEST SELLERS 25% AT FENTON’S SUNDAY EDITION another‘‘ OFF asinine OPEN BOOK useless tctimes.com ordi- GREEN nance COUPON LINK Tri-County that $ should VOL. 19 NO. XXVII SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2012 1.00 be removed from the books just like 95 percent of all others.” Fenton schools asking for Local teens bound over to circuit court COLUMN: ALL $8.4 million in November Face 10 years for allegedly Summary HAIL EMPEROR breaking into smoke shop Two teens could face up to OBAMA District amends plan, 10 years in prison for breaking So lowers costs by $1.2 to steal K2 Spice into a Fenton smoke shop to true!‘‘ steal synthetic marijuana. When is million after voters By Sharon Stone America reject first attempt [email protected]; 810-433-6786 going Two breaking and entering cases to put By William Axford involving Fenton area teens were their foot [email protected]; 810-433-6792 bound over to Genesee County Cir- down Fenton — The Fenton cuit Court on Tuesday. and say enough is Area Schools will try their Zackery Lloyd, 17, of Fenton Town- enough?” luck with a bond proposal ship and Thomas Williamson, 19, of again this November. On TRI-COUNTY TIMES | FILE PHOTO Fenton waived their district court FACEBOOK: Monday, the Fenton Board Fenton Area Schools will put an $8.4 TWO-CAR preliminary hearings on Tuesday, Zackery Thomas of Education unanimously million ballot question to voters which CRASH PHOTO See K2 SPICE on 14A Lloyd Williamson When will these See BOND on 19A includes new buses for the district. people‘‘ learn? Keep your eyes on the road. Nothing is that important!” A bigger bang for your buck Fire chief bans — Karen all outdoor fires STORY:  TEENS BREAK-IN, Hot, dry weather conditions STEAL K-2 SPICE expected for next several days The Times‘‘ By Sharon Stone should [email protected] publish Fenton Fire a list of Chief Robert every Cairnduff has or- store in dered an immedi- all three communities that ate ban on all out- sells K-2 Spice so door fires within that all citizens know city limits, until who they are.” further notice, based on weather KING COLUMN: conditions. FRIENDS AND “It’s nearly PALLBEARERS “It’s nearly It’s too bad Fos- drought condi- drought ter‘‘ Childs isn’t actu- tions,” said the conditions. ally in need of some chief. “It’s a dan- pallbearers.” It’s a danger ger right now.” right now.” Through July Robert 6, very little rain Cairnduff and hot tempera- Fenton fire chief HOT LINE tures are forecast- of the week TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO ed for the Fenton area, according to the Connor Sweeney, 18, of Fenton browses the fireworks stand near the Chase Bank parking lot on Silver Weather Channel. “I have no doubt Parkway in Fenton Thursday afternoon. He’s excited about being able to buy actual fireworks this year Cairnduff said there is a ban on all that if the King because of a new Michigan law. Some of the revenue is supposed to go toward training firefighters, as outdoor fires, including portable fire didn’t have any well as an inspection fee for local municipalities. Fire chief Bob Cairnduff said he hasn’t seen funds yet. pits and chimineas. Grilling food on FIRES friends, it would See on 15A be no problem finding half a dozen Fenton’s Fourth of July event one of the biggest in county volunteers that By William Axford EVENTS PLANNED FOR would be more than Summary [email protected]; 810-433-6792 The Fenton THE FOURTH OF JULY happy to help put The biggest event in Fenton is Freedom Festival Parade starts at 10 a.m.at Rounds less than a week away and city of- is the largest event Drive. The route includes West Shia- him in the ground.” of the year and ficials are expecting thousands to wassee to Adelaide Street, Adelaide celebrate America’s independence. perhaps the largest in Genesee County. to South Holly Road, South Holly to By day, Patricia Lockwood said the LeRoy Street, LeRoy to Caroline Street, Fenton Freedom Festival attracts an and then Caroline to West Street. TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO estimated 7,000 people. By night, more than 20,000 people Fireworks will start at dusk and are The Fenton Rotary Club’s float is just come to see the summer night illuminated by fireworks. launching from Silver Park. Specta- a banner and some rocks from being Lockwood, chairperson of the Freedom Festival and a tors are allowed to watch from parking done. Members Tracy Boettcher (right), Fenton City councilwoman, said the event is one of the lots along Silver Parkway; however, president Scott Tarkelson, and com- biggest in Genesee County. explosive and projectile fireworks are munity service chair Brad Alvord will See FOURTH OF JULY on 20A not allowed in the parking lots. finish the float at the parade site. 2A Sunday, July 1, 2012 TRI-COUNTY TIMES www.tctimes.com We’re running GREAT DEALS on

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“The military march- “When the military “The floats. They’re “The antique cars and “I’m not really into “The military. I’m a ing band. The music is plays the taps. It’s at the something to look at, the high school bands. I parades. What I hate the Vietnam vet and it’s heartfelt.” end when they soldiers and they’re colorful.” had grandchildren in the least is the marching important to me.” do the 21 guns salute. ” Fenton Band.” band.” — Lynn Byrne — Margaret Johnson — Desiree McClure — Lillian Nuttle — Jeremy McFarland — David Rhoades Byron Byron Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Fenton Grand Blanc Township Fenton Township www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday, July 1, 2012 5A

TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO Holly Village Clerk Cathrene Behrens and Manager Jerry Walker search for informa- tion to answer council questions at the regular village council meeting on Tuesday. Village 2011-12 budget $48,000 short Call or visit us Healthcare costs $100,000 funds. “We have to do what we have more than expected to do,” said President Jeff Miller. The Moore vote passed 7-0, with some members, By Tim Jagielo such as Jackie Campbell casting their Insurance [email protected]; 810-433-6795 vote grudgingly. Holly — Village Clerk Cathrene Beh- Manager Jerry Walker and Behrens Agency rens and Manager Jerry Walker asked the asked for $48,445 out of the capital im- 1549 N. LeRoy St., Lakewinds Plaza village council for $48,000 provement fund to balance Fenton • 810-629-4179 at the regular council meet- Summary the budget as required by ing on Tuesday, to make up uVillage administration law. The Village of Holly’s fiscal year-end short falls in has asked for $48,445 capital improvement fund the current village budget. to close up a budget has taken a beating, with The village needs the funds gap for the 2011-12 the 2012-13 budget pulling to close-out the 2011-12 budget year, before it ends soon. It will be $13,176 to pass a balanced budget, just as the 2012-13 taken out of capital budget. After the $48,445 budget was passed. improvement funds. is taken out, there will be “Healthcare costs re- about $12,000 left, said ally hit us hard this year,” Behrens. said Behrens, with the cost running The discussion caused hand-wring- $100,000 higher than expected. Beh- ing on the council and murmurs to rens said an increase in permits helped ripple through the audience at the idea to dull the unexpected cost — but was of more funds being taken out of capital Helping Neighbors. not nearly enough to close the gap. improvement funds. The village projected Behrens assured the $2,966,000 in expenses, “Healthcare costs council that they would Serving Communities. but requires $2,929,000. really hit us hard continue to look for ways The council agreed this year.” to make the money back. unanimously to amend Cathrene Behrens They’ve been on a spend- the budget to provide the Village of Holly clerk ing freeze since January.

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A further increase administrators. ratified by the of 1.5 percent will take place The new contract for unions and in 2013, and another pay the deputy administrators have been increase of one percent will contract retroactively ap- occur in 2014. plies pay freezes for the approved “Both contracts have years 2010 and 2011, while by the city been ratified by the unions seeing a 2 percent pay raise council.” and have been approved by starting in July, and an ad- Lynn Markland the city council,” said city ditional 1.5 percent in 2013. Fenton city manager manager Lynn Markland. TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SUBMITTED PHOTO Wage negotiations will re- Current employees have Family and friends of Dominick Calhoun, including Rick Calhoun and his wife Judy, open afterwards for 2014. Holiday pay a rider on their retirement plan that pro- Eric Calhoun, Lisa DeLong and Donna Hasman pose with Argentine Township Po- time will decrease from double-time to vides a 2.5 percent increase each year lice Chief Daniel Allen and State Rep. Joseph Graves after Gov. Rick Snyder signed time-and-a-half. in their retirement. New employees The contract also places a cap on sick hired after July 1 will no longer have “Dominick’s Law” on Tuesday. days of 65 which had not been in place this rider, though current employees before. The agreement also provides will see no change. Governor signs ‘Dominick’s Law’  Calhoun, a 4-year old from Argentine Penalties for child Township who was beaten to death in DON’T BE abuse strengthened 2010, in the presence of his older brother. By Sharon Stone “Today we strengthen child abuse STUMPED [email protected]; 810-433-6786 penalties in Michigan and honor Domi- Gov. Rick Snyder today signed legisla- nick Calhoun’s memory while making NO ONE tion known as “Domi- Michigan a safer place nick’s Law” which “We are always going to for children to grow KNOWS strengthens penalties be healing and still I cry up,” said Graves (R- for child abuse in Argentine Township). STUMPS Michigan and adds every day but I do know “While nothing will better than penalties for when we are going to make a bring Dominick back, abuse is committed difference with this law.” he will forever be re- D&S STUMP in front of another Rick Calhoun membered for helping GRINDING individual. Dominick Calhoun’s grandfather protect all Michigan FREE ESTIMATES (810) 730-7262 The bills, spon- children from child (810) 629-9215 sored by state Reps. Joseph Graves and abuse and that will not be forgotten.” INSURED Matt Lori, are in memory of Dominick Nearly a dozen family and friends of Dominick Calhoun were in attendance Tuesday at the bill signing in Lansing. House Bills 5562 and 5563, now Pub- lic Acts 194 and 195 of 2012, establish penalties for committing child abuse in the presence of another child, which was not previously considered a component Should You Take A Pension Buyout? of the crime. Have you recently received a pension buy- minimum amount of withdrawals from a tra- withdraw whatever amount you want (as long “Child abuse will not be tolerated in out offer? If so, you need to decide if you ditional IRA when you reach age 70½. With- as you meet the required minimum distribu- Michigan and that became official today should take the buyout, which could provide drawals taken before age 59½ are subject to tions), but you’ll have to avoid withdrawing so you with a potentially large lump sum, or con- taxes and penalties.) But if you take a pension, much that you’ll eventually run out of money. with the signing of Dominick’s Law,” tinue accepting your regular pension payments you may have less control over your income • Confidence in future pension payments — said Lori (R-Constantine). “Giving law for the rest of your life. It’s a big decision. taxes, which will be based on your monthly From time to time, companies are forced to enforcement the tools to properly punish Clearly, there’s no “one size fits all” answer payments. reduce their pension obligations due to unfore- child abuse is the best way we can honor — your choice needs to be based on your in- • Inflation — You could easily spend two seen circumstances. You may want to take this Dominick’s memory, and hopefully dividual circumstances. So, as you weigh your or three decades in retirement — and during into account as you decide whether to continue bring closure to the Calhoun family.” options, you’ll need to consider a variety of that time, inflation can really add up. To cite taking your monthly pension payments, but Rick Calhoun, Dominick’s grandfa- key issues, including the following: just one example, the average cost of a new car it’s an issue over which you have no control. ther from Linden and one of the first • Estate considerations — Your pension was $7,983 in 1982; 30 years later, that figure On the other hand, once your lump sum is in payments generally end when you and/or your is $30,748, according to TrueCar.com. If your an IRA, you have control over both the quality people to arrive at the apartment where spouse dies, which means your children will pension checks aren’t indexed for inflation, and diversification of your investment dollars. Dominick was living in Argentine get none of the money. But if you were to roll they will lose purchasing power over time. If However, the trade-off is that investing is sub- Township, said the day the governor the lump sum into an Individual Retirement you rolled over your lump sum into an IRA, ject to various risks, including loss of princi- signed the bill was a joyous day for Account (IRA), and you don’t exhaust it in however, you could put the money into invest- pal. Before selecting either the lump sum or the family. your lifetime, you could still have something ments offering growth potential, keeping in the monthly pension payments, weigh all the “We’ve seen the biggest heart break to leave to your family members. mind, of course, that there are no guarantees. factors carefully to make sure your decision you can imagine, turn into something • Taxes — If you take the lump sum and • Cash flow — If you’re already receiving a fits into your overall financial strategy. With a so big,” Calhoun said. “We had a huge roll the funds into your IRA, you control how monthly pension, and you’re spending every choice of this importance, you will probably much you’ll be taxed and when, based on the dollar you receive just to meet your living ex- want to consult with your financial and tax ad- amount of support to get this done and I amounts you choose to withdraw and the date penses, you may be better off by keeping your visors. Ultimately, you may find that this type think Dominick would be proud of us all. you begin taking withdrawals. (Keep in mind, pension payments intact. If you took the lump of offer presents you with a great opportunity “We are always going to be healing though, that you must start taking a designated sum and converted it into an IRA, you can — so take the time to consider your options. and still I cry every day but I do know we are going to make a difference with This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. this law. “My grandson’s name will live forever Katie M. Rozen Kevin M. Messing Patrick D. Perfitt in our hearts and in the laws of Michigan.” 618 W Broad St. Suite A 1537 N. Leroy St. 115 Mill St., Under the new laws, penalties for first- Linden, MI 48451 Fenton, MI 48430 Fenton, MI 48430 and second-degree child abuse also are (810)735-1678 (810)629-2189 (810)629-6589 Member SIPC www.edwardjones.com strengthened, creating additional penal- ties for additional offenses of child abuse. www.tctimes.comPAGE 2 www.spinalcolumnonline.comTRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday,SPINAL COLUMN July 1, 2012 NEWSWEEKLY 9A

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www.summerhappening.org www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday, July 1, 2012 11A tic meetings in Hamilton, Ontario, and a ship loaded with gold being brought Featured to New York from California went down in a storm, causing the closing of columnist many banks and a financial panic. Jeremiah Lanphier often became By Roger Campbell weary in his work among discour- aged people, but found he could draw strength to go on through prayer. Thinking others might be helped Practicing patriotism through prayer during those difficult King Solomon’s call for moral and times, he invited others to join him and spiritual integrity by citizens for the soon thousands were meeting to pray. benefit of their nation may seem out In his book, “The Fervent Prayer,” of date, but his principle of practicing J. Edwin Orr wrote, “It is impossible patriotism by doing right needs to be not to connect the three events. From stressed and heeded: “Righteousness tiny springs of prayer in New York and exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to preaching in Hamilton came a flood any people” (Proverbs 14:34). soon to envelop the world.” The history of both the United States During these tough times, Solomon’s and Canada prove the importance of call should apply to us all. spiritual awakenings to turn the tide of The way we live affects our coun- moral and spiritual decay and usher in try so why not choose right and reject good times. TRI-COUNTY TIMES | WILLIAM AXFORD wrong? In 1727, 24-year-old Jonathan It’s another way to practice patrio- Speadi is an app that allows businesses to create coupons at anytime. The app Edwards, a recent graduate of Yale tism. launched last weekend at VG’s, attracting more than 1,000 users was called to assist his grandfather, the More importantly, it’s the right thing pastor of the Congregational Church of to do! Speadi is ‘newest and coolest’ way to save money Northampton, Mass. Two years after Roger Campbell is an author, a broadcaster and his move to Northampton, his grandfa- columnist who was a pastor for 22 years. He can uNew app allows business On the business end of the app, running ther died and young Edwards became be reached at [email protected]. owners to create coupons a promotion costs $9.99. Businesses can the pastor of one of the largest, wealthi- and deals on the fly choose how many people can redeem the est, and most cultured churches in New coupon and how long the deal will run, England. By William Axford with a three hour maximum time limit. It isn’t likely this congregation Catch [email protected]; 810-433-6792 Coupons can even be specific to differ- expected their young pastor to be the Speadi, a new phone app created ent types of customers by offering deals key personality in what historians call OF THE WEEK by entrepreneurs in Fenton, attracted like “10 percent off to customers wearing America’s first great awakening, but more than 1,000 users at last weekend’s Fenton Tigers apparel” or “free coffee for The Tri-County Times wants to give our readers that is exactly what happened. Jonathan the chance to show off the trophies they catch this launch at VG’s. Co-owner Bo Shumaker senior citizens.” The app lets businesses season. If you have a fish worth showing off, snap attract customers during slow hours or Edwards and others prayed earnestly a photo and bring it in or mail it to the Times office. describes Speadi as the next evolution to for a great moral and spiritual change other coupon companies like Groupon. clear excess inventory when needed. in their community and in 1735, their “The deals we provide are in real “The app is spreading pretty quickly. prayers were answered. time and we can shape demand as far as We’re excited what it could do for Fen- Edwards wrote that scarcely a person product and time, “Shumaker said. “It’s ton,” Shumaker said. in the town, old or young, was left instantaneous, it’s live and it’s right now.” Shumaker is hoping the business will unchanged. This awakening spread The free app allows vendors to create eventually become international. The from town to town and from county deals whenever they want for a set time. company headquarters will remain in to county. By 1740, the moral tone of In turn, customers who have the app Fenton and expects to create local jobs New England was lifted and an esti- are alerted about deals specific to their as the business grows. mated 50,000 people had been added to interests. There’s no paper or printouts To get the app, visit Speadi.com and the churches. as everything is done via smartphone. swipe the QR code for either the iPhone In his book, “The Narrative,” James Fenton Winery and Brewery, Power- or Android phone. For businesses look- A. Stewart made a significant observa- house Gym, VG’s, Mancino’s Pizza and ing to create deals, download the app tion about this great spiritual awaken- Grinders, and Uncle Ray’s Dairyland are and sign up. After Speadi calls and veri- ing, writing that it was not the outcome a few of the dozens of local businesses fies, the business can start creating deals of a highly organized effort, but the offering deals through Speadi. whenever they want to. answer to the prayers of a faithful pas- tor and his church. The next and perhaps the great- est spiritual awakening affecting the United States and Canada took place The buck in 1858. There were three important ingredients in its development: The stays here! Dutch Reformed Church appointed Jer- Gerald Palmer, of Fenton, caught this emiah Lanphier, a businessman, to do 5-pound, 3-ounce, and 20-inch long missionary work in Lower Manhattan; large mouth bass on Tipsico Lake a physician, Dr. Walter Palmer and his on Sunday, June 9. He used a night Spend it here. Keep it here. Invest In Your Community. wife, Phoebe, began holding evangelis- crawler. We Need Homes Thing 1 & Thing 2 Hi, I’m Ceret We are twin sisters, with Ceret is an adorable Yorkie. 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TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO Madison Larime, 6, of Fenton was shopping for firecrackers with her mom, Amy on Thursday afternoon. Though she won’t be partaking in the bigger fireworks, she found something she could safely enjoy.

FIRES T Continued from Front Page o y s • P l a n t C h e B i c F s the barbeque grill is still permitted, but y o

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Three area athletes his new collegiate basketball home fig- commited to D2 programs in 2012. ured out. Player College Readman recently signed a full-ride Eric Readman Indiana Wesleyan basketball scholarship with National As- Ryan Hickoff Notre Dame (OH) sociation of Intercollegiate Athletics Dylan Hickoff Notre Dame (OH) (NAIA) member Indiana Wesleyan to Nic Stoll Michigan Tech continue his basketball career. And he’s Note: While the Hickoffs and done it two months before starting his se- Stoll were 2012 graduates, Read- nior year. man is a prep senior in the fall. “It feels good to get it out of the way,” Readman said. “It’s nice to know where I am going.” Where Readman is going is one of the top NAIA programs in the nation. The program made it to the NAIA Elite Eight Online tickets and showtimes three times in the last seven seasons un- www.NCGmovies.com der coach Greg Tonagel, and experienced NCG TRILLIUM CINEMAS an interesting up-and-down season last SHOWTIMES: 810-695-5000 year. The squad won its first nine games, 1 Mile N. of I-75 on Holly Rd. in Grand Blanc and was ranked No. 1 in the nation at one TRI-COUNTY TIMES I SCOTT SCHUPBACH $5.00 TICKETS EVERYDAY Rate valid for most movies. All Day TUES• Mon, time. However, the squad finished the Fenton’s Eric Readman (right), who will be a senior next school year, has already Wed and Thurs before 6 • Fri-Sun before noon. year 21-12, and lost in the opening round signed to play college basketball at Indiana Wesleyan during the 2013-14 school year. $5.00 rate not valid on Real D 3D, IMAX or 12:05 shows. of the tournament. The team has won four Real D 3D films additional $2.00. straight Mid-Central Collegiate Confer- He can study what he wants to study and jump shot that defeated Clarkston in dou- SHOWTIMES VALID ence titles as well. he’ll be able to contribute on the team im- ble-overtime, earning the Tigers a district FRI 6/29/12 - THUR 7/5/12 “The program is a really good pro- mediately. It’s one of the elite NAIA pro- championship. STARTING FRI JUNE 29 gram,” Readman said. “I’m looking to win *MAGIC MIKE (R) grams in the nation. It’s like one of the “I’ve known since the eighth grade that I FRI - SAT 11:20 1:50 4:25 6:50 9:15 11:40 a national championship, so I think it’s a Dukes or North Carolinas in the NAIA. wanted to work hard towards this dream,” SUN - MON 11:20 1:50 4:25 6:50 9:15 good place to go.” They are the best. It’s a great opportunity Readman said. “I’m working all the time.” TUES - THURS 11:20 1:50 4:25 6:50 9:15 11:40 Fenton coach Tim Olszewski is pleased for him to play basketball.” “Everyone saw the shot, but people *PEOPLE LIKE US (PG13) with Readman’s decision. FRI - SAT 10:25 1:10 3:50 6:20 9:05 11:35 Readman played his first year of var- don’t see the thousands of hours he’s put SUN - MON 10:25 1:10 3:50 6:20 9:05 “I think it’s a very good fit. They’ve sity ball for Fenton last season, averaging in,” Olszewski said. “It doesn’t just hap- TUES - THURS 10:25 1:10 3:50 6:20 9:05 11:35 *TED (R) been watching him for awhile,” Olszewski double-digits points. He also made what pen. This is what happens when you com- said. “He loves the school and the coach- FRI - SAT 10:00 12:10 2:30 4:50 7:15 9:40 11:55 was probably the biggest bucket for Fen- mit yourself to hard work and don’t make SUN - MON 10:00 12:10 2:30 4:50 7:15 9:40 ing staff is top rate. They are class people. ton basketball this century when he hit a excuses.” TUES - THURS 10:00 12:10 2:30 4:50 7:15 9:40 11:55 *TYLER PERRY`S MADEA”S WITNESS PROTECTION (PG13) FRI - SAT 10:40 1:20 4:05 6:40 9:25 11:55 SUN - MON 10:40 1:20 4:05 6:40 9:25 Dribble stick aiding Tigers’ ball TUES - THURS 10:40 1:20 4:05 6:40 9:25 11:55 STARTING TUES JULY 3 handling, helping them win games *# 2D THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (PG13) MON NIGHT/TUES MORNING 12:05 By David Troppens DEALOF THE TUES - THUR 11:15 2:05 11:15 *@ 3D THE AMAZING [email protected]; 810-433-6789 SPIDER-MAN REALD 3D (PG13) Fenton — If the Fenton varsity boys MON NIGHT/TUES MORNING 12:05 basketball team is able to add a fifth TUESDAY - THUR 10:30 1:25 4:15 5:00 7:05 8:00 9:55 10:50 WEEK @ straight Metro League title to their mantle, * THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN or maybe even a second straight district AN IMAX 3D EXPERIENCE (PG13) crown to it, they’ll have hard work to MON NIGHT/TUES MORNING 12:05 am TUES - WED 10:00 12:50 3:40 6:30 9:20 credit for it. THUR 10:00 12:50 3:40 6:30 9:20 11:55 But they may also want to put some- STARTING THURS 5 thing else on the mantle near that trophy. *2D KATY PERRY: PART OF ME (PG) That other thing could be a piece of equip- THUR 10:35 am ment called the “Dribble Stick.” 2012 FORD *@ 3D KATY PERRY: In today’s competitive prep athletic world, PART OF ME REALD 3D (PG) working hard isn’t always enough. Teams WED NIGHT/THUR MORNING 12:05 FUSION SEO THURSDAY 12:55 3:05 5:15 7:25 9:35 11:45 are always looking to find ways to get bet- STARTING FRI JULY 6 ter and create more efficient workouts with their time used preparing for the season. $99+ Tax / Month AT 12:05 A.M. (THUR NIGHT/FRI MORNING) And, for Fenton coach Tim Olszewski, AZ Pricing with 10% down, RCI *SAVAGES (R ) the Dribble Stick, an item designed by for- Renewal, 10,500 miles per year. THUR NIGHT/FRI MORNING 12:05 mer Fenton middle school and varsity as- CONTINUING sistant coach Luke Lloyd, is one of those Call *SEEKING A FRIEND FOR necessary pieces of equipment. THE END OF THE WORLD (R) PAUL *@3D BRAVE REALD 3D (PG) The Dribble Stick is engineered to be *@3D ABRAHAM LINCOLN: a fun way to help athletes improve their ZAAGMAN VAMPIRE HUNTER REALD 3D (R) technique and confidence while dribbling New Car Sales *2D BRAVE (PG) *2D ABRAHAM LINCOLN: the ball. The stick has a solid rubber base [email protected] VAMPIRE HUNTER (R) with an aluminum center post connected TRI-COUNTY TIMES I DAVID TROPPENS # THATS MY BOY (R) to it. On it are four fully adjustable arms. 810-593-1446 ROCK OF AGES (PG13) Fenton’s Andrew Olszewski practices his *@PROMETHEUS: Depending on the arms’ positioning, a dribbling skills around the Dribble Stick AN IMAX 3D EXPERIENCE (R) player can use it to simulate a defender *@3D PROMETHEUS REALD 3D (R) at a recent practice session. @ extending their arms, use it to dribble a * 3D MADAGASCAR 3: EUROPES MOST WANTED: REALD 3D (PG) ball below an arm or above one or use some of Monday, as he will other days this ASCO 2D PROMETHEUS (R) the arms near the ground for a variety of summer, running drills with it. 2D MADAGASCAR 3: footwork skills. During summer training, “I needed an easier way to teach kids to 810-629-2255 EUROPES MOST WANTED (PG) L SNOW WHITE AND THE HUNTSMAN (PG13) dribble without getting down,” Lloyd said. the Tigers have used it each of the last two FENTON *@3D MEN IN BLACK 3: REALD 3D (PG13) years. And, who better to teach them how “I found myself constantly getting down, #2D MEN IN BLACK 3 (PG13) to use it than its creator, Lloyd. The Fen- trying to show them different things. 2525 Owen Road - Fenton *@3D THE AVENGERS REALD 3D (PG13) Mon-Thurs 9-9:30pm | Fri 9-7pm | Sat 9-6pm 2D THE AVENGERS (PG13) ton program has purchased several to be “We use it for their agilities and their *Due to movie company policies no passes are accepted. www.lascoford.com @ No $5 rate available. • # No $5 TUES evening rate. used within its organiziation. Lloyd spent See DRIBBLE on 18A 18A Sunday, July 1, 2012 TRI-COUNTY SPORTS www.tctimes.com NEWMAN of good players.” Newman’s ability doesn’t come by mis- Wednesday Night Continued from Page 16A pretty good shot at making more than school take. While she obviously has talent, she’s CROSS COUNTRY records though. At 96 goals, she’s already played a lot of soccer to get to the level she well ahead of the pace needed to break plays. She started playing when she was RACES what was the career goal scoring record in 4, and eventually made the move to travel the state of Michigan before the 2011-12 teams. Here are the results for the second girls soccer season was played. That record “When I was about 7-years old, my par- week of the Wednesday Night Races is held by Newaygo’s Jaleen Dingledine ents and people watching me in AYSO told held at Linden County Park. The races (2004-07), who scored 168 goals in her me I’d go far and that they thought it was continue through July 18. career. If she stays healthy, Newman is on best if I go to a higher level.” paceo t break that record early in her senior Newman did just that. She was on the HALF-MILE RACE GSSC Stars, eventually winning a national season. But that’s not entirely what New- GIRLS 5 & UNDER title with that team. Then, when we was man is worried about. 1. Natalie Needham...... 7:42.9 “It’s not all about setting records. It’s about 13, she was on the Michigan Novi about playing as a team, and all the records Jags. That team also won nationals. In 2. Melody Meckstroth...... 9:49.5 are just a bonus,” Newman said. “When I more recent times, she’s played with the GIRLS 6 & 7 set that record my freshman year, I kind of Michigan Hawks and the Michigan Ga- 1. Nicole Horst...... 4:39.0 tors. However, her role with those teams thought individually let’s try to break it ev- 2. Ava Fahrenkopf...... 4:47.9 ery year if I can. It’s just a personal boost is a bit different than with her prep squad. BOYS 5 & UNDER to keep me going.” “In school I’m more expected to be the top Glasstetter said Newman’s goal scor- scorer, and in travel ball it’s different,” New- 1. Max Smith...... 6:55.7 ing rubs off on the rest of the team as well. man said. “I can hold the ball and everyone 2. Evan Fahrenkopf...... 8:02.6 And he might be right. While Newman can score. It’s a little different level of play.” BOYS 6 & 7 Newman isn’t the only player that is scored 56 goals, more tallies than many 1. Davin Meckstroth...... 8:56.1 high school teams for an entire season, it young with talent on the Blue Devils. Al- BOYS 8 & 9 only represented just over half of the goals most the entire team returns next season, which means expectations remain high. 1. River Meckstroth...... 3:51.3 the Blue Devils scored last year. Lake Fen- TRI-COUNTY TIMES I SUBMITTED PHOTO ton scored exactly 100 goals. The last two seasons, the Blue Devils have 2. Nolan Fahrenkopf...... 4:21.1 Lake Fenton’s Jordan Newman has “Mentally, she brings the confidence we won league titles only to run into Flint 3. Cameron Sproule...... 4:36.3 already scored 96 goals with the Blue are going to score every game, most like- Powers in the district. Two years ago, 4. Lucas Bengfeld-Wylie...... 4:56.6 ly,” Glasstetter said. “If we score a couple Powers won the D3 state title. This year, Devils’ soccer program. the Chargers made it to the state title game ONE-MILE RUN of goals we know we are going to win be- for two more years. Colleges are already before losing. GIRLS 11 & 12 cause we have a strong defense. And if we starting to contact her. trail, they know we are going to come back “No one can compete with us in the 1. Meghan Hitt...... 7:33.8 “I am hoping she’s a member of the because we have people who can score league,” Newman said. “But we get Pow- WOMEN 17 & OLDER dream team by her senior year,” Glasstet- goals. It makes them all stay strong.” ers first thing in the districts and they’ve 1. Cathie Wylie...... 11:24.16 Newman also is getting more confident knocked us off the last two years. But I ter said. “I think she’s capable of that. If BOYS 7 & 8 with her teammates, as evidenced by her feel like it will be a better result next year. she keeps improving, I think she can go 1. River Meckstroth...... 8:42.3 jump from six to 17 assists this year. We have more girls coming up. We’ll be so (to a Division) 1 (school). She’s got all the 2. Nolan Fahrenkopf...... 10:10.3 “I feel this year’s team had more people good, it’s only going to get better. tools basically. It’s just a matter of how 3. Lucas Bengfeld-Wylie...... 11:21.9 to work with, so it was easier getting the “We came so far this year and we’ll only bad she wants it. It comes down to the off- BOYS 9 & 10 ball and giving up the ball,” Newman said. be better the next two. We are like a family season like all other players. How much 1. Brandon Davis...... 7:20.8 “I tried not to be selfish, because I didn’t and we’ll keep sticking together.” is she going to work and improve to make BOYS 11 & 12 feel like I was all by myself. We have a lot Glasstetter is excited to have Newman her and the team better.” 1. Kyle Mikat...... 6:53.7 2. Rudy Ebert...... 7:34.8 HOLLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DRIBBLE 3. Andrew Weaver...... 8:41.5 Annual Chamber Continued from Page 17A 4. Tyler Manner...... 8:41.5 foot speed. If they are too close to a defend- 5. Ryan Crutchfield...... 8:42.0 er, they get immediate feedback from the 6. Andrew McDonald...... 9:12.7 Dribble Stick. They know.” Fenton coach Tim Olszewski loves using 7. Robbie Ragnone...... 9:17.7 the item. 8. Andrew Wallace...... 10:22.6 “It really simulates having defend- 9. Sebastian Lubahl...... 10:51.7 Golf Outing ers within the construction of a basketball TWO-MILE RUN th game,” Olszewski said. “The boys have to GIRLS 11-13 • Mens Saturday, July 28 learn how to lead with their shoulder and 1. Emily Varacalli...... 25:05.6 • Mixed to take care of the basketball better. Every GIRLS 14-16 •Womens Shotgun Start at 1:00pm time they don’t do it exactly right, they get a 1. Taylor Ganger...... 15:25.0 negative reinforcement by hearing a click or 2. Allison Lubahn...... 22:50.2 RAIN or by hitting a stick. WOMEN 30-39 SHINE “We started using it with Luke last year. 1. Taitha Kildani...... 25:09.0 per person Thes benefit are outstanding. We’ve already $ includes golf BOYS 11-13 seen the improvement using it. And with all 1. Nick McDonald...... 13:38.0 and dinner the work over the summer, we’ll get better.” 2. Jimmy Nachtigal...... 14:36.1 The Tigers spent a practice session with 60HOSTED AT: 3. Zach Horst...... 15:14.1 Lloyd drilling the players doing a vari- Bramblewood Golf Course ety of ball skills around the apparatus on 4. Jerius Kildani...... 25:04.6 2154 Bramblewood Dr. BOYS 14-16 PRIZES! Holly, MI 48430 Monday. One person that has embraced it a lot is Eric Readman. Readman actually 1. Alex Lay...... 14:59.1 RAFFLES! Reserve your space today: purchased one for home use. MEN 30-39 Call 248-634-8731 or 810-938-0524 “I’ve been working on it since I came to 1. Greg Krueger...... 15:25.3 50/50! - Sponsorship opportunities 2. Wesley Meckstroth...... 16:11.6 also available - Fenton about a year ago,” Readman said. “It makes you smoother. It’s like a defend- THREE-MILE RUN er with an arm out there. I have a better GIRLS 14-16 10th Annual feel for the ball using it. I love it.” 1. Jamie Madrigal...... 23:38.5 It’s not the only tool used. The Tigers 2. Dominique Scripter...... 24:14.4 Sights, Sounds & Tastes go to plenty of weekend tourneys and BOYS 10 & UNDER of Holly have enjoyed success in the tourneys. But, 1. Stephen Schultz...... 26:20.1 it seems sessions with the Dribble Stick BOYS 14-16 are here to stay. 1. Ryan Torok...... 19:14.3 Saturday, August 4th “It’s a good workout coming in here a 5pm to 11pm (Food until 8pm) $ 10 couple of times a week,” Fenton player 2. Jarren Guy...... 19:59.1 Join the Holly Chamber in celebrating our local eater- Cory Cox said. “I already notice it making 3. Mikey Varacalli...... 21:11.8 Tickets ies. Come to downtown Holly and enjoy good food, MEN 17-19 spirits & music with your family, friends and neighbors. a difference. I feel a lot more comfortable Reserve10/ a premier table for 8 $150.00 with the ball in my hands, and taking the 1. Sam Moughler...... 18:02.8 A wonderful way to celebrate our community! Includes 8 drink and taste tickets! MEN 50-59 Tickets available at: Winglemire Furniture , ball up the court. It’s a huge confidence A great way to get family or friends 1. Tony Micallef...... 22:4.23 together, or say thank you to valued Elements Day Spa and Holly Village Office thing. If you know you can dribble, then customers or employees! To reserve tickets or table call: 248-215-7099 you know you can make moves toward the MEN 60-69 basket.” 1. Gary Mundy...... 26:51.9 www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday, July 1, 2012 19A BOND The Fenton school district includes the Continued from Front Page city of Fenton and portions of the town- voted in favor of having an $8.4 million ships of Fenton, Tyrone and Rose. News briefs ASK THE bond election on Nov. 6. If the bond is approved by voters in MECHANIC Fenton Superintendent Tim Jalkanen November, school officials could start Holly Village seeks Chris Wilkinson, said the bond would last either 10 or 11 drawing funds by December and begin volunteers for July 4 Certified Mechanic years, and would place an assessment of updating technology during winter The village could use a hand at the I have a ‘09 Chevy Silverado 2500 either 1 or 0.8 mills on property within break. Busch said school buses take Fourth of July fireworks celebration. Q: HD and whenever I open the door the district, depending on the amount of about six months for delivery and the Volunteers would primarily handle with the key in, it pings. I took out a speaker on the driver side door and I still years school officials district could start parking. Clerk Cathrene Behrens hear it. I know it’s in a black box, but I can’t choose. accumulating new asked that volunteers bring their find the box any suggestions? “We know there are - Tyler Doug Busch, direc- buses by the start of own flashlights with strong beams. tor of personnel and needs in the district the 2013-2014 school She said that usually volunteers are Tyler, I think what you are asking me free to enjoy fireworks by the time A: is how to disable the chime for when finance for Fenton and we want to be year. the key is left in the ignition. If this is schools, said the bond responsive to them.” The May election the show starts. Anyone interested not it, then please write back and give me in helping can contact Behrens a better description of what you need help is essentially the same Doug Busch attracted 2,031 vot- with. As a professional mechanic, I do not or Manager Jerry Walker, at (248) as the failed proposal Director of personnel and finance ers out of the total tamper with safety devices such as the chime 634-9571. The village is also still in modules unless they are not functioning in May. However, the 16,175 voters in the the process of raising the $7,500 properly. Even then it is usually something November bond proposal will not include you need time, wiring diagrams and repair district. The bond failed by a margin needed for the Fourth of July fire- info to diagnose properly. These systems are parking lot and infrastructure updates, re- of 189 votes and cost the Fenton works, and a bucket will be passed made up of several components on today’s ducing the new proposal by $1.2 million. vehicles that need to properly communicate school district $13,466, according to around asking for a $5 donation for with each other and can be very difficult to “We know there are needs in the district Genesee County Elections Supervisor parking at the event. There will also diagnose even as simple of a function as and we want to be responsive to them,” Doreen Fulcher. be a 50/50 raffle. they may seem. Busch said. “Hopefully we can meet The school district may attract more We now offer free complimentary towing and Byron High School student takes those needs.” voters this time however by roadside assistance package of up to 75.00 part in American Legion program for 12 months or 12,000 miles with any repair The proposed bond would Summary placing the proposal on the Cooper Lawrence, a senior at or service (even oil changes) at Wilkinson Auto Repair, see store for details. cover technology upgrades in The $8.4 million ballot during a presidential Byron High School, was a delegate the district, as well as outfit- bond proposal for election. this November is to the 75th session of the American Do you have a question that you ting an entire new fleet of similar to the failed Fenton schools will also Legion Boys State program, held would like to have answered? buses. Technology upgrades $9.6 million bond be holding an election for a at Northwood University in Midland E-mail it to me at: may include new computers or proposal, except 25-year-old millage renewal from June 17-23. Lawrence was [email protected] tablets and wireless Internet in parking lot updates this August. The .9 mills gen- one of 16 young men elected to Located in Historic Downtown Holly classrooms. will be funded by the erate about $690,000 for the the office of senator and part of the district’s sinking fund. select group, which participated 402 N. SAGINAW Parking lot updates will be district’s sinking fund. Hours: Mon-Fri: taken out of the proposed sink- According to previous ar- in a visit to the state capital build- 8am-6pm, ing fund this time. Busch said technology ticles in the Times, the school district has ing in Lansing. Boys State is a Sat: 9am-3pm and buses cannot be purchased from the two existing bonds, a $41.5 million bond national civics leadership program 248-634-5730 sponsored by the American Legion school’s “sinking fund” per state law. from 1998 and a $24.5 million from 2006. www.wilkinsonautorepair.com Departments across the country to A bond is one of the limited ways the The bonds are expected to be paid off by help young men learn about gov- Check our website and district could raise the funds necessary 2023 and 2025, respectively. In 2005, the ernment and how it works. coupon ads for specials. for the updates. district refinanced a bond, saving $900,000. 20A Sunday, July 1, 2012 TRI-COUNTY TIMES www.tctimes.com ASK THE FOURTH OF JULY Continued from Front Page APPLIANCE PACK “We probably have over 100 entrants Semi-Synthetic before the parade is held,” Lockwood EXPERT said. “The parade all comes together the 4 * night before.” Help your kitchen go green OIL CHANGE Those interested in marching in the Clean Plate, Clean Mind parade must submit an online application to the Fenton Regional Chamber of Com- • SAVE UP TO 20 gallons of water by hand & TIRE -scraping your dishes, instead of running merce. All applications are reviewed by water for your pre-rinse. ROTATION the Freedom Festival Committee. • GIVE YOUR DISHES a breath of fresh air Restrictions apply. Up to 5 quarts semi-synthetic oil.Specialty Though anyone is free to apply for by turning your dishwasher setting to air-dry vehicles extra. Check with advisor for availability on your vehicle. the parade, the committee will reject or open the dishwasher after the rinse cycle. applicants that plan to use the parade • HOLD OFF ON washing your dishes until Only as a form of protest or if floats are in you have a full load. Your dishwasher uses poor taste. Lockwood said committee the same amount of water per cycle, so fill it $ up with all of your hand-scraped plates. That’s less members are looking for people who • GIVE YOUR DISHWASHER a wash of its than $25 each! celebrate the spirit of Independence Day, own by running an empty cycle with a citric *Includes tire rotation, 499 complete oil and filter changes, not controversy. acid-based cleaner. The cleaner will remove genuine Mopar oil filter, and name brand semi-synthetic “We build the lineup by order of soap and calcium build-up that makes your oil.Includes fluid top off, 16 point inspection, car wash dishwasher worker harder than it has to. importance, we start with Veterans of and disposal. No hidden fees or tax! Foreign War members first,” Lockwood TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO FOLLOW THESE DO-IT-YOURSELF ENERGY The Fenton Rotary Club pays homage to EFFICIENT TIPS periodically by adding them WE HONOR said. “We break up the order so it’s not to your family calendar. To help prolong the just one floatafter another. Usually it’s a both the rubber ducky regatta, and the life of your appliances, combine these tips COMPETITORS’ float,then walkers and then a car to make canoe launch at Bush Park they helped with regular visits from your local appliance get installed. repair professional. COUPONS sure the order of the parade is appealing Your one-location, full-service, to everyone.” Submit Your Questions to Chrysler • Jeep Later in the evening and long after the to make sure people within the com- Mr. Appliance parade, people will hunt all around the munity remain safe. Police will also and Receive $ 15 OFF Dodge • Ram city for the best spot to see the annual be directing traffic after the fireworks Diagnosis or Repair dealer to handle all of your service needs. fireworks show in Fenton. Councilman show, working to make sure spectators 810-629-3035 Conveniently located US23 • Exit 80 Les Bland has been ordering fireworks get home as safely as possible. Just minutes from: Grand Blanc • Swartz from Zambelli for the past six years. A concern of Aro’s lies with the new Creek • Argentine Linden • Flint Twp. Prior to ordering the fireworks, fireworks law where bigger, more ex- Bland used to conduct the plosive fireworksare now fireworks show himself, “We build the legal. While municipali- lighting the fireworks off lineup by order of ties cannot ban fireworks, Independently Owned & Operated at the high school. With importance; we private property owners Serving Southern Genesee, Livingston Zambelli, Bland simply start with Veterans have the authority to pro- and West Oakland Counties informs the company of hibit such explosives on Do you have an appliance question? of Foreign War the funds available for the email: [email protected] 15123 NORTH RD. 888-249-1361 their property. Aro would show and they take care members first.” like to remind spectators www.mrappliance/greaterlivingstoncounty.com WWW.HALLFENTON.COM Patricia Lockwood of the rest. Chair of the Fenton that the parking lots along Ordering through a Freedom Festival Silver Parkway are private third party ensures more property and that busi- safety as the company is self-insured and nesses are not allowing people to set off handles explosives professionally. fireworks. “Fireworks are not anything to mess “You can’t be setting off fireworks in Spruce up around with. They have black powder,” the parking lot,” Aro said. “If you pur- Bland said. “The ones we shoot off are chase fireworks,put them in your trunks your Fourth! very dangerous, that’s why I gave it up.” and wait until you get home to use them.” The fireworks will be shot off from Aro said smaller fireworks such as • Mulch • Soil Silver Lake Park at dusk. The park sparklers and snakes are allowed in the • Stone • Fertilizer will be closed and enforced by Fenton parking lot. Anything that leaves the • Unilock Pavers Police. ground or explodes is prohibited. 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Winegarden Library will ties to attract large audience have children’s activities and the Fenton Organizers of this year’s Fenton Art- Community Orchestra, along with other walk are reminding everyone to keep musical acts, will perform in various Saturday, July 14 open so that they can locations on LeRoy Street and around enjoy the works of several artists. the millpond. The Fenton Artwalk takes place from Merchants are encouraged to par- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in downtown Fenton. ticipate in the festivities by decorating It will be held immediately following their storefront. A team of judges will the Bastille Day 5K run, hosted by The choose the most creative and appealing French Laundry from 7:45 to 10 a.m. storefront and the winner will receive The Artwalk is a community event the Fenton Cup, which will be engraved celebrating the arts and showcasing and passed on to next year’s winner. local and regional artists. The walk will “As Fenton DDA chairman I want to go along Shiawassee Avenue to Dib- welcome all residents and non-residents bleville at LeRoy Street, then north on alike to partake in a day of fun with the LeRoy to the Biggby Coffee shop and Bastille Day run and Fenton Artwalk Kimberly Kay Furniture and west to in beautiful downtown Fenton,” said TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SUBMITTED PHOTO Pipsqueak Boutique and then Sawyer Craig Schmidt. “I encourage everyone Jason Bias and Emily Newberry decided that sending photographs to their newborn Jewelers at South Adelaide Street. to come and spend an enjoyable day daughter Vesper’s email account, to be seen later, was a good way to preserve memories. Guests will be able to stop by 29 with local merchants and gifted artists locations that are housing participating in our friendly downtown district.” SCRAPBOOKING Smilebox artists, entertainment and family fun. For more information on the Fenton Continued from Page 3A Artists will be displaying and selling Artwalk, contact Sharman Lamka, New us to talk with her in a familiar and casual If you are looking to create a truly digital work of scrapbooking, Smilebox offers their art as guests circulate through the Moon Visions at (248) 263-2642, or way and it’s a way to make sure that the storefronts. visit www.fentonbecloser.com under memories are accurate; we’re sharing many unique effects you could not have in a physical scrapbook. The program The Fenton United Methodist Events & Entertainment. Like Fenton things with her as they happen.” Church, First Presbyterian Church on Facebook.com/FentonMichigan or Bias and Newberry described the e- will let you create pages complete with music and animation, and are easy to and St. Jude’s Episcopal Church are follow Fenton on Twitter.com/Fenton- mails as being akin to sharing a journal participating with family activities. ArtWalk #FentonArtWalk. with their daughter. The e-mails they share over the Internet. send cover a variety of subjects Bias said, www.smilebox.com including things like pictures, videos, ClipClip different thoughts about being a parent, If you want a more authentic feelings or milestones that Vesper has hit since scrapbooking experience, ClipClip may their last e-mail. be right for you. The website focuses on Bias said that they hope that in the creating a scrapbook of pictures and future, their daughter articles that you find online, though Summary will be able to see a preserving the look of a scrapbook different side of her instead of being a long list of website Keeping parents than what she links. When you are finished, ClipClip records of im- is used to. makes it easy to share your finished portant events In addition to e- work with family and friends. can be made mail, Vesper’s par- www.clipclip.com easy by using ents also use Face- the Internet. book and Flickr to MixBook Dan paid If you want a physical scrapbook, keep track of photos but do not fancy yourself an artis- that they take. ¢ tic person, Mixbook may offer the 97 for “We also upload lots of pictures to solution for you. The website helps Flickr so we can look at slideshows, or- you design an impressive looking der prints of our favorite pictures easily, book by selecting a few options like a box or just to share the link with friends and the layout and theme that you want. relatives who are interested in looking When you are finished, the book can at pictures of her,” Bias said. be printed out and sent to you for a of cereal Chronicling the events of their price between $10 and $50, de- daughter’s life may pending upon the book’s size. require some work “Hopefully www.mixbook.com and be an invest- when she ment, though it is Flickr one that may pay off checks If you care more about just sharing down the line. the e-mails pictures you have taken than about “Hopefully when when she’s fancy borders, Flickr is another good she checks the e- older she’ll option for cataloguing and writing mails when she’s notes about your photos. get a sense flickr.com older she’ll get a of our sense of our excite- Facebook ment about her as excitement” Although the website began as a things were actu- Jason Bias Fenton resident way for college students to stay ally happening and in touch with each other after high she’ll get a different school, an open scrapbook that you perspective on the events of her life,” can share with your friends may be said Bias. the best way to describe what Face- For those who are looking for ways book has become since. 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n 76-year old “We were the Community Angels for the parade. A n little boy came and Linden resident thought we were tooth fairies. A girl thought we were fairy godmoth- ers.” SANDRA DAVIES Plan, but don’t ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP count on it.” “I was elected king of My name is: Rosalie Anthony the Swartz Creek Hometown I am: 76 and live in Linden Days, taking My family: parents, Harold and the place of Dorothy, a brother, David, and three an 86-year- daughters Lisa, Karen, Alana. old gentle- What sports and leisure men. That was in 2006.” activities do you enjoy? PHIL BRACEY ‘‘Gymnastics and figure skating SWARTZ CREEK are beautiful, but I don’t do them myself. My dream car is: I loved my “I put playing Lumina. I’d like to have one of cards in my bike spokes for the those electric cars. Decoration My all-time favorite movie is: I Parade in can’t remember the name but the New Bruns- one with Harrison Ford and the wick.” EILEEN Amish. (Witness) MORENO My earliest memory is: My FENTON mother hanging my brother’s TOWNSHIP diapers in the living room so that they could dry out and she could “In college, I was a use them again. princess in one If you could have one of the parade cars because superpower, what would it there weren’t be? To fly. I have dreams about enough prin- flying. cesses.” I always: Shop mega-coupon. CARLA CHENAWETH I never: They’d have to tie me down HOLLY to keep me home. TOWNSHIP If you could make one rule everyone has to follow, sign, what would it say? awesome to watch one of the first Buy “The Summer what would it be? Stop being rockets going off into space in American. Happening greedy. person. What is an upcoming event you parade about Is there an event in your life you What advice do you have for are looking forward to? My five years would like a ‘do-over’ for? younger generations: Stay in grandson graduating from college. ago. The length of all My daughter was attacked by a school, try to make the world better. What has been the best day in the floats… group of girls in high school, and I Career: retired schoolteacher, I taught your life so far? Everyday is the I couldn’t didn’t file charges. elementary and substituted for many best day because I’m still here. believe it.” If you could travel back in time years. My parting advice for a better GARDA to witness one event, what WRIGHT If you had to walk through world is: Be kinder to one another, LINDEN would it be: It would’ve been downtown all day wearing a get involved, volunteer.

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AGENCY Enjoy your 4th! Continued from Page 3A This time of year, there’s a lot of yard chores being done for seniors that can’t handle the work. Each season there is We have your cleaning to be done. Cleaning gutters and cleaning homes is an important service. Each of these services is designed to keep CAMPING & elderly residents in their own homes lon- ger. A senior may need smoke detectors, FISHING GEAR an elevated toilet seat, shower seat or a for the 4th of July! shower grab bar. OLHSA will contract to get these services done. Adding safety devices is part of the From the store you can trust. Home Injury Control program, so seniors can live longer in their home. As director of energy services, Leshley runs housing energy programs at OLHSA. Qualifying residents can get a free energy The store you can trust. 14324 Fenton Rd., Fenton • 810-750-1644 audit for their home’s efficiency and neces- Hours: M-F 10-6pm, Sat. 10-3pm sary insulation to help make their homes Fenton Lake Square Plaza - Share parking lot with Sagebrush Cantina Restaurant more efficient, and help with an energy bill | TIM JAGIELO to keep their power on. Leshley finds that TRI-COUNTY TIMES Jan Jensen stands for a photo outside the locker for storing numerous devices residents save money each month for their power bill, and can then use the money for designed to make the elderly’s lives easier, like shower chairs for safety. buying anything else they need. receive 75 calls from people just needing If they do not qualify for a free audit, help. “We try to help all of them,” said residents can still pay a fee for the service, Kenner. “We also try to get them referrals. FENCE which goes back into OLHSA’s funds. If we can’t help them here we try to refer This is the goal — to get to the root of them to someone who can help them.” the client’s problem, whether it is energy There are only three people in the FOR LESS! efficiency, early childhood, nutrition or Holly office, including a volunteer and employment help, OLHSA likely has high school intern. WOOD • VINYL • CHAIN LINK • ALUMINUM an answer. This location offers many of the • Build to suit • 15 years experience In charge of the Holly location is same services, but is unique in offering • Free on-site estimates Pauline Kenner. Kenner has worn a lot transportation help with the SMART bus of hats in her 24 years with the organiza- program. They will also hold personal tion. She settled on the title “Older Adult item drives to get people shampoo, soap, TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO Assistant” at the Holly location. She’s toothpaste, toilet paper and other personal Sue Ballinger is an office assistant also a long-term member of the Holly care items that end up being more expen- through Michigan Works!. “A lot of Village Council. “I’m gladly doing more sive than food. people need help,” she said. 810-735-7967 roles in my job duty, and I’m learning new things,” she said. “It’s a challenge, and it’s good challenge.” She works 10 CONTACTING OLHSA hours Monday through Thursday, and If you are interested in helping, or four hours from home on Friday. need help from OLHSA in Holly, they are located at 201 Elm Street At the Holly location, they have at in downtown Holly. Their number is least 125 to 200 clients monthly, and a lot (248) 634-3370. ATTENTION: of phone calls. On a good week they’ll GM AND FORD RETIREES TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR FUTURE

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In order to get the full fitness Fenton woman paddles benefit of the sport, you need to ‘‘learn the proper stroke technique. her way to racing success It comes more from the core uPassion for sport began Summary than it does from your arms. decade ago in Hawaii uFenton woman Mary Otherwise, your arms will fatigue Radtke has made a name too quickly. — Mary Radtke By Sally Rummel for herself in the sport of [email protected]; 810-629-8282 standup paddleboarding, TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO During the school year, you’ll racing in a number of “It’s a whole’’ body workout, people feel it find Mary Radtke steering a school competitions through everywhere,” said Mary Radtke of Fenton, bus on her bus route for Fenton the World Paddling about stand up paddleboarding. She took Association. She is a schools, but in the summer, she’s huge advocate for safety her board out on Silver Lake on Wednesday paddling to a different tune. and conducts lessons for morning. She said she is the fastest woman As one of the few women standup those new to the sport. in the Midwest, for stand up paddleboarding. paddleboard racers in the Midwest, Radtke spends most of her summer weekends in competition. “I’ve got 12 sanctioned races now through mid-August,” said Radtke. On weekdays, you’ll likely find her enjoying a paddle through area lakes, rivers and streams, or teach- ing a class in paddleboard safety. Radtke has been standup paddle- boarding long before its current popularity in the tri-county area. With two brothers living in Maui, Hawaii and one very involved in the sport, Radtke learned all about standup paddleboarding in the mid-2000s. But it was her first race in Holland, Michigan in 2010 that fueled her passion. “I had been solo paddling for so long that it was really exciting to paddle with other people,” said Radtke. While anyone who can stand can learn to standup paddle, the people who excel at the sport often have See PADDLES on 2B

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TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO Mary Radtke’s favorite route is the 10 miles around Lake Fenton. Here, she paddles across Silver Lake, which can be a three-mile route. PADDLES Keeping Smiles Continued from Page 1B either a canoeing background or have surfed before, according to Radtke. It Healthy & Bright! takes core strength to maintain one’s balance on the paddleboard, burning up to 1,000 calories per hour for a man and about 700 calories per hour for a woman. “In order to get the full fitness benefit of the sport, you need to learn the proper stroke technique,” said Radtke. “It comes more from the core than it does from your arms. Otherwise, your arms will fatigue too quickly.” But to Radtke, standup paddleboarding is more about the fun than its strong fitness benefits. She loves the vantage point she Dr. Jeremy M. Grove DDS sees from her position on the board. “I’ve 501 S. Bridge Street, Linden • 810-735-7511 seen bald eagles flying overhead and other www.dentistinlinden.com parts of nature I would miss had I been sitting down in another paddle sport like TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO canoeing or kayaking,” said Radtke. Mary Radtke of Fenton enjoys the core She has even paddled down the Shiawas- workout she gets from her sport, which see River, although she admits it is quite a is growing in popularity. She will be in 12 challenge with the low waters this year, and competitions this year. doesn’t recommend it for beginners. She has also paddled down the Detroit River, and a second and third place overall for and has gone 18 miles from Lake St. Clair the 12-foot, 6-inch men’s division,” said on her way to Lake Erie, stopping at Wy- Radtke. “That is the length of the board. andotte for a rest. There is also a 14-foot board division.” While she loves the competition of the As passionate as she is about the sport, sport, she knows that she can’t compete she’s equally passionate about safety. with the women from the west coast or “There have been three standup paddle- Hawaii, who have literally grown up surfing boarding deaths in the U.S. this year and and can paddleboard all year long. Radtke they all could have been prevented,” said does do some winter paddleboarding on Radtke. rivers and streams that don’t ice over. She’s She formed a company in January with content to be known as the “fastest woman Matt Campbell of Blkbox Surf called Sup paddleboarder in the Midwest,” a title she Edu. They teache the sport in area pools has earned during recent sanctioned races and offer demonstrations. Currently, she through the World Paddling Association. holds lessons in Huron Valley Parks and While racing, Radtke is sponsored by Recreation, and through Highland Rec- Blkbox Surf, a company that makes the reation. She’ll be out at Maple Beach at boards right here in Michigan. All of her Kensington Metro Park on Saturday, July team’s paddles and fins are made in the 28 for an all-day family day with races and USA. “We’re really passionate about these demonstrations. Sup Edu can be reached 810-694-2915 local boards, which are really fast,” said on facebook or by calling (808) 344-1553. 10510 N. Holly Rd. • 1 Mile S. of Baldwin Radtke. “I just love the sport,” said Radtke. “My August thru April Mon.-Sat. 9:00-4:30 In her races, she competes with the men husband, Ken, has his hunting season and May thru July Mon-Sat. 9:00-6:00 for points. “I have taken first for women’s I have my paddling season.” Sundays 12-3 May & June only www.ricesgardenornaments.com Need a New Roof?

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Hometown Computers TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SALLY RUMMEL John and Pat Blasco stand amidst their many collectible items and gifts at the Shop sets up in new location on Silver Parkway Holly Emporium, which recently opened in downtown Holly’s Battle Alley. By Sally Rummel India for two hours with questions about [email protected]; 810-629-8282 his computer. People find that to be very Holly Emporium Mike Oliver wants to take the “fear frustrating.” factor” out of owning a computer. As In addition to repairs, Hometown Com- Gifts for everyone can be found at new shop owner of Hometown Com- puters handles the sale of new By Sally Rummel Crystal, Hummel figurines, cookbooks, puters in Fenton, his goal is to Summary and used reputable computer [email protected]; 810-629-8282 jewelry, pictures, baby items, handmade be a destination for computer brands like Dell, HP and IBM. Hometown When you walk through the doors tag items, small furniture pieces, teddy questions and repairs, so that Computers is now Oliver handles repairs both of the Holly Emporium in downtown bears, clever wooden signs and greet- people can get the maximum located at 15282 on-site and off-site, depending Holly’s Battle Alley, you’ll ing cards are just a few of the use out of their system. Silver Parkway in upon the needs of his custom- find a welcoming mix of old Summary items that make up its eclectic He has recently moved Fenton, offering both ers and the scope of the repair. and new — from fashionable retail mix. his store to its new location computer sales and “Most of the time, we are servic- John and Pat service on new and sack-style purses to teacup Blasco have opened “We’ve got something for at 15282 Silver Parkway used equipment. ing the customer as much as we sets like those that your the Holly Emporium everyone,” said Pat Blasco. “It’s in Fenton, across from The are the computer,” explained grandma used to collect. in Holly’s Battle Alley a fun place to browse. Maybe Home Depot. Oliver. “It’s often a matter of Owners John and Pat with an eclectic mix you’lld fin yourself a treasure, “People don’t know where to turn educating them about their system.” Blasco of Holly opened this of gifts, items for the something for your home or a home and more. when they have a problem with their Hometown Computers is also com- shop on April 27, bring- unique gift for a friend.” computer,” said Oliver, who has been mitted to charging reasonable prices for ing with them decades of Holly Emporium is located professionally working on computers for their services. “We want to be the place experience as gift shop owners in the at 104 Battle Alley. Summer store almost a decade and tinkering with them you go to that you can trust,” said Oliver. Higgins Lake area. hours are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday since he was a kid. “We’re an honest The store is open Monday through This cozy retail space makes up for its and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., alternative to a ‘big box’ repair service,” Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sat- small size by offering lots of browsing Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and said Oliver. “One of my customers had urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more opportunities in every nook and cranny. Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. been on the phone with a person from information, call (810) 714-1418.

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Services provided by was born Sharp Funeral Homes. www. on October 1950-2012 sharpfuneralhomes.com. 19, 1927 in Lillian Lee Noordhof - age Centerville, 62, of Fenton, died Thurs- SD to Alfred day, June 28, 2012. Funeral (Edsol) and Ella (Johnson) services will Snoozy. He grew up in be held 11 John Rensch, Beresford and graduated AM Monday, John Rensch - age 47, died June from Beresford High School July 2, 2012 22, 2012. Services provided by in 1946. He then joined the at Fenton Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Air Force and was sta- United sharpfuneralhomes.com. tioned in Germany. Upon Methodist his discharge, he attended Church, USD in Vermillion, SD, 119 South and received a Bachelor’s Leroy Street, Fenton with degree in Education. Bill Rev. Bill Donahue officiat- married Letha Larson on ing. Visitation will be held Kate Stedry, June 15, 1952 in Beres- 2-5 PM and 7-9 PM Sunday Kate Stedry - age 61, died June ford. In 1956, they moved at Sharp Funeral Homes, 26, 2012. Services provided by their family to Fenton, MI, Fenton Chapel, 1000 Silver Sharp Funeral Homes. www. where he taught school for Lake Road, Fenton. Those sharpfuneralhomes.com. a number of years. He also desiring may make con- attended the University of tributions to the Lillian Lee Michigan, where he earned Noordhof Memorial Fund to his Master’s Degree in go to charity. Mrs. Noordhof Education Administration. was born April 15, 1950 Merry Locke, He served as the principal of in Muskegon, the daugh- Merry Locke - age 74, died June Fenton Middle School, retir- NOTICE TO ELECTORS OF TYRONE TOWNSHIP ter of Clifford and Sophie 23, 2012. Services provided by ing in 1976, when the family LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN (Peliotes) Masterman. She Sharp Funeral Homes. www. returned to South Dakota. was a graduate of Oakridge sharpfuneralhomes.com. He then ran a water haul- LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN THE Hill High School and Baker ing business, and he and Business University in Mus- Letha owned and operated AUGUST 7, 2012 PRIMARY ELECTION kegon. She married Gary J. the cafe and gas station in Noordhof in Muskegon on Davis, SD. In 1980, they ALL ELECTORS ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE that a Primary Election will be held March 27, 1971. Lillian was moved to Scotland, SD in all voting precincts of Tyrone Township, Livingston County, Michigan, on Tuesday, a member of the Fenton Naoma Perkins, where he was the Junior/ August 7, 2012 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., at which time candidates of the Re- United Methodist Church. Naoma Perkins - age 93, died Senior High School principal June 26, 2012. Services provided publican and the Democratic Parties seeking nomination to the following partisan She retired from Hartland until retiring in 1989. He Community Schools. Lillian by Sharp Funeral Homes. www. moved to Akron, IA upon offices are to be voted for in Livingston County: U.S. Senate, U.S. Representative sharpfuneralhomes.com. in Congress (8th District), State Representative (47th District), all County Offices, is survived by her husband, retirement, and lived at and Gary; son, Jeffrey Noordhof managed Ridgewood Apart- all Township Offices, and other partisan offices that may by law be required to be of Mt. Pleasant; daughter, ments. He then moved nominated at the Primary Election. Kim (Tim) Gruber of Fenton; to Yankton to live near his grandchildren, Lauren, daughter for several years, Please be further notified that delegates to the Republican and the Democratic Par- Kaitlin and Kirsten; brothers Suzanne Drouin, before returning to Beres- ty County Conventions will be elected at the Primary Election. Harry (Ellie) Masterman of Suzanne Drouin - age 60, died ford again in 2009. Bill was Texas and Charles (Cindy) June 24, 2012. Services provided a resident at Morningside Electors who wish to vote in the August Primary Election must be registered Masterman of Muskegon; by Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Manor in Alcester since to vote no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 9, 2012. To register, visit any sisters, Caroline (Dale) sharpfuneralhomes.com. November 2011 until the Johnson of Ravenna and time of his death. Survivors Secretary of State Branch Office, the Livingston County Clerk’s Office, or the Tyrone Rose Marie (Bob) Burns include his four children, Township Clerk’s Office. The Tyrone Township Clerk will be available for the pur- of Muskegon; several Mike of Beresford, Nancy pose of receiving registrations at the following times and location: nieces and nephews. She (Vick) Johnson of Yankton, is preceded in death by Jane (Dan) Waterman of Tyrone Township Hall her parents. Online condo- Barbara McGregor, Hawarden, and Tom of lences may be shared at Barbara McGregor - age 76, died Alturas, CA; four grandchil- 10408 Center Road the obituaries page of www. June 29, 2012. Services provided dren, Brian (Jen) Weiland of Fenton, Michigan sharpfuneralhomes.com. by Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Beresford, Becky (Dustin) sharpfuneralhomes.com. Sohl of Hudson, Sadie Davis, and Sophie (Tyler) Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Jurrens all of Hawarden; and six great-grandchildren, The following ballot proposal will be presented at the Primary Election for voters of Katie, Lane, Jalyn, Leigha, the Fenton School District; Ralph Otwell Jr., Josie, and Kinlee, and one Ralph Otwell Jr. - age 92, * * * * * * * * * * * * * Donald Boutell, great-granddaughter due died June 22, 2012. Share Donald Boutell - age 56, died in October; two sisters- FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS memories at www.temrowski- June 28, 2012. Services provided in-law, Audrey Snoozy of MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSAL familyfuneralhome.com. by Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Beresford, and Eudora BUILDING AND SITE SINKING FUND TAX LEVY sharpfuneralhomes.com. Larson of Flagstaff, AZ; and Temrowski brother-in-law John Larson .9362 MILL FOR 7 YEARS Family Funeral Home & and wife Flora of Sun City, Cremation Services T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 AZ; and many nieces and Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all prop- nephews. Bill was preceded erty in Fenton Area Public Schools, Genesee, Livingston and Oakland Counties, in death by his wife, Letha; Michigan, be renewed by and the board of education be authorized to levy not to Iris Hunjo, Gerald Krupa, his parents; two broth- exceed .9362 mill ($0.9362 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 7 Iris Hunjo - age 92, died June Gerald Krupa - age 42, died June ers, Howard and Don; a 28, 2012. Services provided by 27, 2012. Services provided by sister, Vardell, in childhood; years, 2013 to 2019, inclusive, to continue to provide for a sinking fund for the con- Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Sharp Funeral Homes. www. his in-laws, Harold and struction or repair of school buildings and all other purposes authorized by law; the sharpfuneralhomes.com. sharpfuneralhomes.com. Hazel Larson; brother-in-law, estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and Harold (Lars) Larson; sister- levied in 2013 is approximately $690,000? in-law, Ann Snoozy; and son-in-law, Vick Johnson. Information regarding this ballot proposal may be obtained at the administrative Funeral services will be held 2 PM, Monday, July 2, 2012 offices of Fenton Area Public Schools, 3100 Owen Road, Fenton, Michigan 48430, Kenneth Thomson, Charles Shaw, telephone: (810) 591-4700. at Beresford Zion United Kenneth Thomson - age 77, died Charles Shaw - age 78, died June Methodist Church with June 27, 2012. Services provided 28, 2012. Services provided by burial to follow at St. Peter * * * * * * * * * * * * * by Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Sharp Funeral Homes. www. Cemetery, rural Beresford. sharpfuneralhomes.com. sharpfuneralhomes.com. Visitation with family present Keith L. Kremer, will be Sunday from 5-7PM Tyrone Township Clerk at Wass Funeral Home in Beresford. www.tctimes.com LifeStyle Sunday, July 1, 2012 7B

PAUL G. DONOHUE, M.D. SundayJumble To your paw’s corner good health The Right Way to Remove Ticks DEAR DR. DONOHUE: From the minute I get out of bed, I have attacks of dizziness. I don’t know what Ticks need to brings them on. I’m afraid these spells are going to make me fall and break something. Do you have be removed any thoughts that could help? I’m 82. — R.M. ANSWER: The causes of dizziness (vertigo) are many. I’ll quickly — mention a couple, but you need a doctor’s exam to deter- mine what the exact problem is. within 24 Meniere’s (main-YAIRS) disease is a triad of dizziness, hear- ing loss and ear noises (tinnitus). It comes in brief attacks, with hours or less. recovery in a short time. As time passes, attacks last longer, with briefer periods of relief. A buildup of fluid in the inner ear Why? is responsible. Water pills and a strict low-sodium diet help. Because after a day of feeding, the tick is Surgical drainage of the fluid is another treatment. completely engorged with blood. To keep feeding, A viral infection of the inner ear is a common dizzi- it regurgitates that blood right back into your pet — ness cause. Time eventually takes care of the virus. and if the tick is carrying a disease like Lyme, your ANSWER KEY LOCATED IN THIS EDITION During the period of infection, a medicine like meclizine pet is likely to be infected. improves symptoms. Food Smart A third common problem is benign positional vertigo So what's the best way to remove ticks? — dizziness attacks with head movement. Getting out of Experts recommend tweezers, grabbing as close bed, rolling over in bed, looking up at a high shelf and just to the tick's head as possible. Slowly pull the head about any change in head position trigger an attack, which out without twisting or jerking — being careful not to is short-lived. Tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear have squish the tick for the reasons listed above. If the migrated to places where they engender a discharge of tick's head or part of its head confusing signals to the brain. Repositioning the crystals breaks off in the skin, monitor your puts an end to the attacks. pet for a few days. It should be Sit in the middle of a bed, far enough to the opposite side of the bed that your head will project over that side worked out by your pet's own body, when you lie down. If a head turn to the right provokes but if signs of infection appear, an attack, quickly turn your head to the right, and keep it contact your veterinarian. turned until dizziness goes. Then lie down quickly with your head off the side of the bed and still turned to the right. Not Recommended Then, from that position, turn your head to the left. Roll over S'MORE onto your left side, with your nose pointed down to the Dollop of Vaseline? floor, for 30 seconds. Then go back to the starting sitting Veterinarians and disease-control position with head bent. If dizziness persists, repeat. If this experts have recommended against is too complicated, let your doctor lead you through it. using Vaseline because it can take up COOKIES to 48 hours for the tick to suffocate. Ingredients Preheat oven to 375 degrees. 1½ cups all purpose flour Lighting a match? 1 cup graham cracker In a medium bowl combine Daughter’s ink When a lighted match is held to the tick, crumbs the flour, graham cracker the tick often pulls out quickly — but it 1 t. baking soda crumbs, baking soda, salt. causes a stink tends to regurgitate as it does so which 1 t. salt Whisk together. In a separate DEAR AMY: I am a recent college graduate could lead to Lyme disease in your pet. 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, larger bowl beat together the living at home and my mother recently discovered softened butter, sugar, brown sugar my tattoo. 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4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,800 sq. ft.. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2200 sq. ft.., Great Views 50’ Frontage + 10 Acres 2238 sq. ft. 75’ Frontage w/Finished Walkout & Sandy Beach 2200 sq. ft. with 90’ Frontage Lobdell Lake - $179,900 Lake Fenton - $624,900 Big School Lot Lake - Build Your Dream Home on Silver Lake $299,000 80 Chateaux Du Lac Golden Pond - $129,900 Silver Lake - $499,900 Lobdell Lake - $282,400 Lake Fenton - $329,900 Marl Lake - $699,000 • 6,000 Sq. Ft.. Proposed Home Plan PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED Price Reduced to 274,900 • Private Peninsula w/ Sandy Beach & Sand SOLD IN PENDING PENDING PENDING PENDING 12 DAYS Bar IN 17 DAYS IN 30 DAY IN 38 DAYS • 180º View of Sil Lake • 3/4 Acre Lot • Lawn & Landscape Maintenance • Road & Shoreline 2 Bedrooms, Great Views, 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3861 sq. ft. 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, Maintenance Livingston County Taxes! Granite Kitchen 304’ Frontage - 4.5 Acres • Dock Installation & Removal • Snow Removal Lobdell Lake - Build Your Dream Home - $599,000 Lake Fenton - $499,900 Marl Lake - $299,900 Lobdell Lake - $315,000 Lake Fenton - $289,000 Milford - $229,659 Grand Blanc - $429,900 Within Minutes to US- 23, Shopping & Dinning. 20 Mins to Flint & Brigh- Beautiful Park-Like setting ton. Just 30 - 50 Minutes with Water & Wildlife all in one! PRICE REDUCED SOLD IN SOLD IN to Ann Arbor, Aubrun 1,366 Sq., Ft., Cottage to SOLD IN SOLD IN SOLD IN 3 DAYS 5 DAYS 68 DAYS 90 DAYS 12 DAYS Hills, Novi, Bloomfield & live in while you build your Detroit Metro Airport. Dream Home. 20’ X 30’ Pole Barn to store your water toys. One of the larg- est lots on Lobdell Lake. 130’ Frontage + Lot Across Street. 2 Warwick Hills Vacant Parcels & a Home! Great Spot to Build Your Dream Home! SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2012 PAGE 10B

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THE CONTAINER WILL BE MONITORED ON A DAILY BASIS BY TOWNSHIP STAFF. The Tri-County WHEN FULL, THE CONTAINER WILL BE REMOVED AND AN EMPTY CONTAINER Times Daily Edition REDUCED WILL REPLACE IT. $225,000 to FEATURING 644 Sunflower Dr. • Linden 14080 Bird Rd. • Byron • Breaking News Stories EMILE BAIR Situated in a newer subdivision with Spacious County Home and barns on large lots. Well kept 2 story home is 10 Acres! Brand new high efficiency • Classifieds ROSE TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE a great starter or downsize home. furance installed 11/2011 w/10 year (248) 634-8737 Built in 2004, 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths, transferable warranty. Built in 1976, • Obituaries 1500 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, 2652 sq. ft. $129,900 Reduced to $225,000 • Feature Stories DEBBIE MILLER, CMC $0 Down • Social News Jeff Tufford & Low $ Down ROSE TOWNSHIP CLERK 810.606.1000 Loan Expert (248) 634-8701 www.TheMichiganMortgageExpert.com www.tctimes.com www.tctimes.com TIMES CLASSIFIEDS Sunday, July 1, 2012 11B

Real Estate Rooms/ Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage will, Office/Retail Apartments Legal For Sale 15 22 For Rent 23 Notices 82 per judicial lien act, sell at public auction on WANTED. Ca$h NEW CARPET, just painted, 7-10-12 REAL ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION due 1,080 sq. ft. unit available in for houses. 810-584-5575. to unpaid rent at Fenton Between Noon–4:00pm for the following units. Lake Winds Plaza, Fenton. Best We are Storage, 1159 N. Leroy St., rate in town! Great parking, no Simply Self Storage located at ALL REAL ESTATE 810-714-3707 on July 17, NNN, brokers protected. Call Summer 15124 S. Linden Rd. Linden, MI 48451 advertising in this 2012, 9:30a.m. or later. 248-884-8167. We reserve the right to refuse any bid. newspaper is subject to the Ready Marie Huff, B1-L; Terms are cash only at close of auction. Federal Fair Housing Act of VARIOUS ROOMS and suites. at Manuel Miller, RV7-L, RV60-L; 1968 which makes it illegal North Towne Professional Ruben Culhane, G-739-L. Charles Stone B-18 = to advertise preference, Centre, 810-714-3103. CRESTVIEW All units contain miscellaneous household items limitation, or discrimination APARTMENTS miscellaneous items. based on race, color, Deborah Reynolds H-41 = Rooms/ Enjoy 1 or 2 bedroom private entry religion or national origin, Apartments apartments offering pool, picnic areas, Need an idea miscellaneous household items or an intention to make For Rent 23 central air, on-site laundry. G-39 = any such preference, Quiet area yet close to everything! for dinner? Gabriel Carroll limitation or discrimination. Senior & Veteran Discounts FIND RECIPIES AT miscellaneous household items This newspaper will not Cash only knowingly accept any Ground floor units available www.tctimes.com advertising for real estate Call Today for details! which is in violation of Just 810-629-7653 the law. Our readers are 201 Trealout Dr. • Fenton Notice to all Rose Township Taxpayers hereby informed that all Posted UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT dwellings advertised in this Oakland County Equalization Department is the new assessor for Rose We pay all your newspaper are available on LINDEN - ONE and two Township. The Assessor office hours will be 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. the first an equal opportunity basis. Major Untilities bedrooms. Close to park and Tuesday of each month. lake. Heat included. $499/$575 Free Heat & Hot Water check us out on per month. 810-629-4957. The Equalization Department has started the review and digitizing of exist- Market Limited Availability ing drafted records. place at • Select Unit Specials Misc. tctimes.com • Pets Welcome Wanted Beginning the week of July 9, 2012 through October 2012, Oakland Coun- • Sparkling Interiors 27 ty Equalization staff will be conducting field visual inspections of private Vacant Land • Lake Fenton Schools properties. ALL SCRAP metals picked For Sale Big enough to call home, up including appliances. We 16 Taxpayers with any questions may contact the Rose Township Office at small enough for buy scrap cars/trucks, farm your budget! equipment/motor homes. 810- (248) 634-7551. FENTON - LOON lake 2 730-7514, 810-449-0045. waterfront and 2 wooded lots. Glen Noble $12,000 and up. Quick sale, I NEED your scrap metal, Rose Township Supervisor terms. 810-629-8694, 810-964- washers, dryers, water heaters, 3472, 810-735-6887. furnaces, aluminum, copper piping, etc. Please call 810- Call apartments 735-5910. Real Estate Today! GROVELAND TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS For Rent 21 810-629-5333 Lost & REGULAR MEETING 200 Trealout Drive Found CONDO LIVING at its best, (In Fenton, off North Leroy) 31 close to town, 2 bedroom, Monday-Friday 10-5 • Sat. by appt. garage, all appliances, patio Professionally managed by MRD and privacy. $1,000/month, 1 fentonestates@ year lease and security deposit mrdapartments.com required, available immediately. Contact Greg Dean Real Estate HOLLY - ONE MONTH FREE! at 810-877-8400 for showings Ranch apartments, fireplaces, and/or information. porches, front yards, front door parking, private entry, pet friendly, central location. Call for move in specials! 248- 634-3300. LOST COCKATIEL named RUN YOUR item until it sells Tiko. Says Hello Tiko and Pretty at a special rate. Call 810-629- Bird. 10 year pet. Call 248-794- 8194 for more details. 6147. HARTLAND Read 12316 Highland Rd. (M-59) GORGEOUS, LaFonda then COMPLETELY furnished Apartments Recycle (810)632-7427 5 bedroom lakefront (248)887-9736 house for rent on Byram In Fenton Lake. $1,800 per month. 1 bedroom$450 Boats & (810)629-8515 No pets and no smoking. $ Motors SERVING LIVINGSTON, OAKLAND, 2 bedroom 550 40 REAL ESTATE CO. GENESEE AND SURROUNDING Call Pat, 248-921-4614. www.englandrealestate.us COUNTIES SINCE 1970. CALL FOR MORE MEMBER MLS INFORMATION 1995 AQUA Patio pontoon, HOLLY 3 bedroom, 1 bath 21 ft., 40h.p. motor. Excellent house for rent. Fenced in yard 810-629-5871 condition. $5,000, price firm. EHO Can test drive on Crane Lake. with large shed. Includes new www.cormorantco.com paint, tile in kitchen and bath, 810-629-4830. stove, fridge, dishwasher, washer, dryer, new 32” flat pm screen TV. Many updates. OPEN HOUSE • SUNDAY • 1-3 $800/month plus utilities. Call JUST LISTED! Move in condition. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, JUST LISTED! Spotless brick & vinyl ranch w/mani- 810-869-0293. convenient new kitchen, large family room w/fireplace, hard- cured setting. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with wood floors throughout. Private deck w/hot tub, partially fireplace. Heated sunroom. Nicely finished lower level for HOLLY- 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, fenced yard, finished basement. 12x16 shed w/loft, garden entertaining. Great neighborhood. Grand Blanc Schools. with full basement. 1,900 sq. ft. shed & 2 car garage. Grand Blanc Schools. $205,000. $157,900. home on 5 acres for lease/rent. $1,200/month. Call Randy at 734-740-0805. $144,900 14209 LANDINGS WAY, FENTON Place your W. of North Rd, N. of Torrey Beach Lake Ponemah Waterfront home, 80 ft. frontage on the channel. Classified Ad 2,216 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Online! APPROVED SHORT SALE! • WON’T LAST LONG! SPACIOUS! Custom built 3480 sq. ft. Colonial with JUST LISTED! Dunham Lake greenbelt front home. De- hilltop setting in San Marino Glen. 5 bedrooms, 1st sirable 1.5 story home with full finished walk-out lower Visit www.tctimes.com Call floor den w/walk-in closet & 3 full baths. Huge kitchen level. 2709 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, beautiful new and click on Classifieds. Re/Max Coleen DeMoss with island & 3 pantries, formal dining, bonus room, kitchen w/hickory cabinets, granite tops & hardwood floor The Select living room w/fireplace, large deck, walk-out lower w/inlay. Formal dining, 2 story great room w/fireplace & Shane Adams 810-625-7886 level, 3 car garage, paved drive & large parking area. large windows. 1st floor master suite w/fireplace. Newer times Group www.coleendemoss.com Hartland Schools. $298,500. deck & great views. Highland Twp. $569,900. 12B Sunday, July 1, 2012 TIMES CLASSIFIEDS www.tctimes.com

NO ONE NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION KNOWS STUMPS PRIMARY ELECTION better than TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2012 GROVELAND TOWNSHIP, D&S STUMP GRINDING OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN

FREE ESTIMATES INSURED To the qualified electors of the Township of Groveland, County of Oakland, State of Michigan

(810) (810) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE GROVELAND TOWNSHIP OFFICE AT 4695 GRANGE HALL RD, 730-7262 629-9215 HOLLY, MI WILL BE OPEN: MONDAY, July 9, 2012 FROM 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION LAST DAY TO REGISTER FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR THE REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFIED ELEC- FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TORS IN SAID TOWNSHIP NOT ALREADY REGISTERED. AUGUST 7, 2012 FOR THE AUGUST 7, 2012 PRIMARY ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN ALL VOTING PRECINCTS OF HOLLY TOWNSHIP, ROSE TOWNSHIP GROVELAND TOWNSHIP, FOR THE PURPOSE OF NOMINATING CANDIDATES OF ALL PARTICIPATING PARTIES FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES: and THE VILLAGE OF HOLLY CONGRESSIONAL UNITED STATES SENATOR AND REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

To the qualified electors of Holly Township, Rose Township and the Village of Holly, LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE County of Oakland, State of Michigan: COUNTY COUNTY EXECUTIVE, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, SHERIFF, CLERK/REGISTER OF DEEDS, TREASURER, WATER The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday August 7, 2012. RESOURCE COMMISSIONER AND COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Electors who wish to vote in the election must be registered no later than Monday, JUDICIAL JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT-6TH CIRCUIT-NON-INCUMBENT POSITION* July 9, 2012. TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR, CLERK, TREASURER, TRUSTEES (2)

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN THAT HOLLY TOWNSHIP and ROSE TOWNSHIP OF- AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE REPUB- FICES WILL BE OPEN: LICAN AND DEMOCRATIC PARTIES.

PROPOSALS OAKLAND COUNTY ART INSTITUTE AUTHORITY MILLAGE MONDAY, JULY 9, 2012 HOLLY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT MILLAGE PROPOSAL, FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. BUILDING AND SITE SINKING FUND TAX LEVY (Proposal language available at Groveland Township Office) LAST DAY TO REGISTER Pamela Mazich, Groveland Township Clerk 4695 Grange Hall Rd. FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR THE REGISTRATION Holly, MI 48462 OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN HOLLY TOWNSHIP, ROSE TOWNSHIP and the 248-634-4152 VILLAGE OF HOLLY NOT ALREADY REGISTERED.

THE AUGUST 7, 2012 PRIMARY ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN ALL VOT- ING PRECINCTS OF HOLLY TOWNSHIP, ROSE TOWNSHIP AND THE VILLAGE Synopsis of Argentine Township OF HOLLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF NOMINATING CANDIDATES OF ALL PARTICI- PATING PARTIES FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES: Regular Board Meeting June 25, 2012

CONGRESSIONAL UNITED STATES SENATOR AND REPRESENTATIVE Call to order @ 7:00 p.m. IN CONGRESS Supervisor Cole led the Pledge of Allegiance. Roll Call: Graves, present, Hallman, present, Ciesielski, present, Cole, present, LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE Schmidt, present. Absent: none. A moment of silence was observed for the families of Cindy Hall and Diane Payne. COUNTY COUNTY EXECUTIVE, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, Motion to approve the Meeting Minutes as printed of May 21, 2012, the Special SHERIFF, CLERK/REGISTER OF DEEDS, TREASURER, Board Meeting Minutes of June 4, 2012, and the Budget Workshop Minutes of June WATER RESOURCES COMMISSIONER AND COUNTY 11, 2012. Motion passed. COMMISSIONER Motion to approve the June Budget Adjustments as recommended by the Clerk. Motion passed. JUDICIAL JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT – 6TH CIRCUIT – NON– Motion to approve payment of bills as listed in the Board Packet. Motion passed. INCUMBENT POSITION Police Department: Chief Allen reviewed monthly statistics. ROSE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR, CLERK, TREASURER, CONSTABLE, Fire Department: Cole reviewed the written report. AND 2 TRUSTEES Motion to approve the application for the Marine Special Event Application and permit. Motion passed. HOLLY TOWNSHIP AND Building Department: Cole reported 7 permits were issued which total $2,697.60. THE VILLAGE OF HOLLY SUPERVISOR, CLERK, TREASURER, 2 TRUSTEES Planning Commission: No report. HOLLY AND 7 PARK COMMISSIONERS Attorney: David Lattie gave an oral report. Motion to have Mr. Lattie pursue action to condemn and demolish the property AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: known as Tax ID # 01-03-200-002. Motion passed. New Business: Motion to adopt the 2012/2013 Budget as presented. Motion passed. DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN AND Motion to adopt the 2012/2013 Special Revenue Budget as presented. Motion DEMOCRATIC PARTIES passed. Motion to accept the terms of the 2012/2013 Trident Insurance Proposal. Motion AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF VOTING ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSAL(S): passed. OAKLAND COUNTY ART INSTITUTE AUTHORITY MILLAGE 14 Point Tax Review: HOLLY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT MILLAGE PROPOSAL Motion to accept the letter of resignation from our Assessor, Tom Florida. Motion FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS MILLAGE PROPOSAL – ROSE TOWNSHIP ONLY passed. Motion to accept the proposal letter to hire from Lori Cash and Dennis Judson for a Full text and sample ballots may be obtained from: 2- year period as temporary assessor. Motion passed. Township Clerk’s Office or can be reviewed online Motion to hire Lori Cash and Dennis Judson to fulfill the duties of Assessor after www.hollytownship.org or www.rosetownship.com 7-31-2012 and to allow them to work with Tom Florida for 1 month, with the condi- tion that we are approved for the reappraisal plan by the State Tax Commission. We HOLLY TOWNSHIP ROSE TOWNSHIP will also place residential appraising out for bids contingent on approval of the plan POLLING LOCATION: POLLING LOCATIONS: from the State. PRECINCTS 1, 2, 3, PCT. #1 ROSE TOWNSHIP OFFICES Motion passed. 3GB AND 4 9080 MASON Proposal for Cleaning Police Department: Motion, Schmidt, support, Hallman to HOLLY HIGH SCHOOL PCT. #2 ROSE PIONEER SCHOOL allow the Clerk to sign the proposed Police Dept. cleaning contract with Perfect GYMNASIUM 7110 MILFORD ROAD Maintenance Cleaning Service. Motion passed. PCT. #3 ROSE PIONEER SCHOOL Motion to accept proposal 4811 from T. Daniel Consulting, Inc. and purchase a 6161 E. HOLLY RD. 7110 MILFORD ROAD computer in the amount of $880.69. Motion passed. Motion to purchase these 2 properties, # 01-22-400-027 and # 01-35-526-284 from the county. Motion passed. Karin S. Winchester, CMC Debbie Miller, CMC Motion to pay the amount owed of $173,300.00 to Linden schools. Motion passed. Holly Township Clerk Rose Township Clerk Adjournment 8:15 p.m. 102 Civic Drive 9080 Mason Holly, Michigan 48442 Holly, Michigan 48442 Submitted by Denise Graves, Clerk 248-634-9331 Ext. 301 248-634-8701 www.tctimes.com TIMES CLASSIFIEDS Sunday, July 1, 2012 13B

APOSTOLIC NON-DENOMINATIONAL TRI-COUNTY TIMES (CONTINUED) THE CARPENTER’S HOUSE CHURCH THE ROAD COMMUNITY CHURCH (fomerly Horizon Church) 2740 Grange Hall Rd. • Fenton Corner of Fish Lake Rd. 810-922-2088 248-328-9844 Lead Pastor Chris Vitarelli Pastor James Disbrow 248-634-2195 www.horizonchurch.us Sunday Morning Service...... 11:00 am Journey campus in Howell...... 10AM Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 pm 315 E. Grand River (at the Historic Howell Theater) Wednesday Youth Service...... 6:30 pm Church Horizon campus...... 6:30PM 1440 Torrey Rd. (in the Torrey Rd. Plaza) ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH DIRECTORY ORTHODOX ON THE STREET ST. MARY MAGDALENE 15113 Seymour Rd. • Linden ORTHODOX CHURCH 810-309-1215 (CONTINUED) 2439 South Long Lake Rd. • Fenton www.cotshome.com EPISCOPAL METHODIST 810-750-1401 Meets on Sunday Morning...... 10:30 am ST. JUDE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH HERITAGE HILLS CHURCH www.st-marymagdalene.org THE FREEDOM 106 E. Elizabeth St. • Fenton 5530 Runyan Lake Rd. • Fenton Services: CENTER 810-629-5681 810-632-3417 Saturday Evening, Holy Communion...... 8:00 am & 10:30 am www.HeritageHillsChurch.com Great Vespers...... 5:00 pm 2473 W. Shiawassee • Fenton Pastor Rob Mohr Sunday Morning, 810-629-5261 Sunday Classes...... 9:00 am Divine Liturgy...... 10:00 am Pastor Jim Wiegand Sunday Fellowship...... 10:00 am Community Bible Study...... Wednesday @ 7:00 pm Sunday Worship...... 9:00 & 11:30 am Sunday Worship Service...... 10:30 am at the church Wednesday Youth Group...... 7:00 pm LUTHERAN Wednesday Night Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Small groups meet throughout the week. For more information call 629-5261 HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH LAKE FENTON PENTECOSTAL 7355 W. Silver Lake Road UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (Behind Linden High School) 2581 N. Long Lake Rd. • Fenton FENTON CHURCH OF GOD 810-629-5161 14569 North Rd. • Fenton BAPTIST Linden, MI 48451 Pastor Pamela Kail 248-328-0382 810-735-4807 FIRST BAPTIST Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am Reverend Eugene Blankenship CHURCH OF HOLLY Vacancy Pastor Lew Witto Sunday School...... 10:00 am www.fentonchurchofgod.com 15030 N. Holly Rd. • Holly Sunday Worship...... 8:15 am & 10:45 am LINDEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 10:00 am Adult Bible Study...... 9:30 am Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00pm 248-634-8772 201 Bridge St. • Linden Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Pastor Ed Pedley Sunday School...... 9:30 am 810-735-5858 Wednesday Young Adult Traditional Worship Service...... 9:00 am Pastor Margo Kivisto & Children’s Class...... 7:00 pm Sunday School...... 10:15 am TRANSFIGURATION Worship & Jr. Service...... 10:30 am Contemporary Worship Service...... 11:30 am LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA Coffee Hour...... 11:30 am Wednesday Adult Bible Study...... 6:30 pm 14176 Fenton Rd. • Fenton Nursery Available PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday Youth Bible Study...... 6:30 pm 810-629-7332 LINDEN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Fuel For Teens - Friday’s...... 7:00 pm 13274 S. Linden Rd. • Linden www.FentonTLC.org FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 810-735-4564 CHURCH OF FENTON FAITH BAPTIST Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Pastor William Moull CHURCH OF LINDEN 503 S. LeRoy St. • Fenton JAM Children’s Ministries...... 10:30 am Assoc. Pastor Mike Anderson 810-629-7801 4518 Silver Lk. Rd. • Linden Communion Celebrated every Sun. Sunday School...... 9:30 am 810-735-9339 Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am www.ffpc.org Kenneth C. McMaster, Senior Pastor TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, LC-MS Sunday Night Teen Programs...... 5:00 pm Pastor Dale Swihart Jr. Larry McMellen, Parish Associate Jack C. McMaster, Pastor Emeritus 806 Main Street • Fenton www.lindenfmc.org Dr. Marc Graham, Counseling Pastor Worship...... 10:00 am Jason Coldwell, Youth Pastor 810-629-7861 NAZARENE Sunday School (adults and children)...... 9:45 am Fax 810-629-9877 HOLLY Morning Worship...... 8:30 am & 11:00 am www.trinitylcmsfenton.com ARGENTINE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Christian Education Courses...... 9:45 am Reverend Dean G. Dumbrille 207 E. Maple • Holly Children’s Church...... 8:30 am & 11:00 am 16248 S. Seymour Rd. • Linden 248-634-9494 • www.hollypc.org Wednesday Kids Club & Youth Group...... 6:30 pm Worship Services 810-735-7118 Reverend Dr. Sharlyn DeHaven Gates Wednesday Prayer Meeting...... 7:00 pm Pastor Ray Raycroft Wednesday in the Word...... 7:00 pm Sunday Worship Schedule Nursery (0-2 and 2-4 yrs.) available at all service times. Sunday School...... 9:45 am Saturday Traditional Worship...... 6:30 pm Sunday Morning Worship...... 11:00 am Vacation Bible School • Aug. 8-10...... 6:30 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Sunday Traditional Worship...... 8:30 am (Junior Church and Nursery Provided) Worship...... 10:00am SWARTZ CREEK Sunday Education Hour...... 9:45 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm LINDEN 5372 Seymour Rd. • Swartz Creek Sunday Contemporary Worship ...... 11:00 am Wed. Children & Teens...... 7:00 pm 810-635-7016 Wed. Prayer Meeting ...... 7:00 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jim E. Nelson, Sr. Pastor Saturday ...... 5:30 pm, Bible Study 119 W. Broad St. • Linden Shawn Cook, Associate and Youth Pastor FENTON CHURCH 810-735-5755 Sunday School...... 9:45 am SHEPHERD OF THE LAKES OF THE NAZARENE Pastor Seth Normington 11075 Runyan Lake Rd. • Fenton Morning Worship...... 11:00 am WELS LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm 810-750-6544 14160 Fenton Rd., Fenton Sunday Worship Services...... 11:00 am Children’s Church...... 10:30 am Wednesday Night...... 7:00 pm Pastor David Kipfmiller 810-373-2131 Youth Groups for Children, Middle School, and Adult Bible Study, Youth Group (6-12 Grades), Sunday School for all ages...... 10:00 am Senior High School, Call for times Kids Club (K-5 Grad), Mission Friends (3-5 years) Sunday School...... 9:15 am Adult Bible Study & Classes Wed...... 6:30 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 9:15 am Children’s & Teen Programs Wed...... 6:30 pm Nursery provided for all services. TYRONE COMMUNITY Sunday Worship Service...... 10:30 am PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CATHOLIC NON-DENOMINATIONAL 9141 Hartland Rd. • Fenton ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST METHODIST 810-750-0350 CATHOLIC CHURCH THE ROCK Pastor Linda Living-Hawley 600 N. Adelaide • Fenton CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11400 S. Linden Rd. • Fenton Sunday Worship Schedule 810-629-2251 15010 N. Holly Rd. • Holly 810-629-2444 Celebratory Worship...... 10:00 am www.hisrock.net Father David W. Harvey, Pastor 248-634-9711 Children’s Sunday School...... 10:30 am Pastor Jim Combs & Wes Morris Welcome You Father Kurian Kollpallil, Associate Pastor www.hollycalvary.org Fellowship...... 11:30 am Sunday AM Services..... 8:30 am, 9:45 am & 11 am Saturday Mass ...... 5:00 pm Rev. Faith Timmons Sunday Mass...... 8 am, 10 am, 12 noon & 6 pm Sunday Worship...... 8:30am, 10:00 am Sunday School...... 9:45 am TYRONE COVENANT Confessions Sat...... 3:30-4:30 pm Sunday PM Service...... 6 pm Awana (2 yr. - 5th grade)...... 6 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Call for daily Mass times FENTON UNITED (PCA) METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday Mid Week Service Kidz Rock (2 yr-5th grade)...... 7 pm 10235 White Lake Rd. • Fenton ST. RITA CATHOLIC CHURCH 119 S. LeRoy St. • Fenton 309 E. Maple St. • Holly Adult Bible Study...... 7 pm 810-629-1261 248-634-4841 810-629-2132 Jr. & Sr. High Bible Study...... 7 pm Tyronepca.org fentonumc.com Fr. David Blazek, Pastor BUS MINISTRY IS NOW AVAILABLE - Pastor, James Mascow Saturday Mass...... 4:00 pm, Rev. Bill Donahue PLEASE CALL FOR A RIDE! Sunday Worship (includes Children’s Church)... 10:15 am Sunday Mass...... 8 am, 10 am, & 12 noon Rev. Jeremy Peters, Associate Pastor FAITH CITY CHURCH Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Weekday Mass Mon.-Thur...... 9:00 am Traditional Worship...... 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am “Church, For People Who Don’t Like Church” Reconciliation after Sat. 4 pm Mass or by appt. Casual Worship...... 6:00 pm 2084 W. Thompson Rd. • Fenton Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Church at Study...... 9:30 am 810-750-2200 Youth Group & Family Night...... Wed. Evenings Nursery Provided at all services. Karl Barancik, Lead Pastor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Andrew Barancik, Campus Pastor FENTON FREE www.faithcity.tv SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST FIRST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY: OF CHRIST, 800 North Rd.• Fenton Contemporary Worship Service...... 10am FENTON SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SCIENTIST 810-629-8531 Studio 145 Kids (Ages 6-12)...... 10am 408 Fifth St. • Fenton www.fentonfmc.org Preschool (Ages 3-5)...... 10am 810-629-9493 204 E. Rockwell • Fenton Nursery (Birth-2 yrs)...... 10am Pastor Chris Ames 810-629-3211 Pastor Chuck Hubbert WEDNESDAY: Church Worship...... 10:00 am Church Service...... 11:00 am Sunday Worship...... 11:00 am Contemporary Worship Service...... 7pm Sabbath School...... 11:00 am Sunday School...... 11:00 am Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm All kids classes available on Wednesdays also. Prayer Meeting...... 4:30 pm Wednesday Wednesday Evening...... 7:30 pm Nursery available. Connect groups meet throughout the week. (Linden Seventh Day Adventist 7007 W. Silver Lake Rd) 14B Sunday, July 1, 2012 TIMES CLASSIFIEDS www.tctimes.com BY TRIBUNE MEDIA Legal PUZZLE ANSWER KEYS Notices 82 SundaySudoku King Crossword, Wednesday Jumble and Wednesday FORECLOSURE NOTICE This firm is a Sudoku Puzzles are located in last Wednesday’s issue. debt collector attempting to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used for All other puzzles are throughout this edition. this purpose. If you are in the Military, please contact our office at the number listed below. MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the conditions of a certain SUPER CROSSWORD KING CROSSWORD mortgage made by: Ross C Galleher, ANSWERS ANSWERS recycles... A Single Man to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Brighton Commerce Bank its successors and assigns, Mortgagee, dated April 25, DO YOU? 2005 and recorded May 19, 2005 in Liber 4802 Page 0135 , and re-recorded on September 8, 2005 in Liber 4906 Page — Recycling Tip — 0869Livingston County Records, Michigan Said mortgage was assigned to: Aurora Choose the reusable Bank, FSB, by assignment dated February 6, 2012 and recorded March 12, 2012in alternatives to Instrument # 2012R-007167 on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the disposable products: date hereof the sum of One Hundred Forty- One Thousand Eight Hundred Five Dollars • sponges or rags vs. paper towels and Fifty-Three Cents ($141,805.53) including interest 7.25% per annum. • reusable razors vs. disposable shavers Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given • coffee mugs vs. paper or plastic cups that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some • washable plates vs. paper part of them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of Livingston County at 10:00AM on •cloth napkins vs. paper July 18, 2012 Said premises are situated in Township of Tyrone, Livingston County, WEDNESDAY SUDOKU SUNDAY SUDOKU • cloth diapers vs. disposable Michigan, and are described as: Parcel ANSWERS ANSWERS 2: A part of the Southwest fractional • handkerchief vs. tissues one-quarter of the Southwest fractional one-quarter of Section 31, Town 4 North, ANSWER KEY LOCATED IN THIS EDITION • reusable mesh coffee filters vs. paper Range 6 East, Tyrone Township, Livingston County, Michigan, described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 31; thence North 01 degrees 09 minutes 21 seconds East (previously described as due North) along the West KING line of said section; said line also being FEATURES SuperCrossword the centerline of McGuire Road, 200.00 feet to the point of beginning of the parcel to be described; thence continuing North 01 degree 09 minutes 21 seconds East along said West line and said centerline 150.00 feet; thence due East 363.00 feet; thence South 01 degree 09 minutes 21 seconds West 150.00 feet; thence due West 363.00 feet to the point of beginning. Commonly known as 6016 McGuire Rd, Fenton MI 48430 The redemption period shall be 6 months from the date of such sale, unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, WEDNESDAY JUMBLE in which case the redemption period shall ANSWERS be 30 days from the date of such sale, or upon the expiration of the notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If the property is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be held responsible to the person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage SUNDAY JUMBLE holder for damaging the property during the redemption period. Dated: 6/17/2012 ANSWERS Aurora Bank, FSB, Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 12-58817 Ad #30448 06/17, 06/24, 07/01, 07/08/2012

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FORECLOSURE NOTICE This firm is FORECLOSURE NOTICE This firm a debt collector attempting to collect is a debt collector attempting to collect a debt. Any information obtained will a debt. Any information obtained will be used for this purpose. If you are in be used for this purpose. If you are the Military, please contact our office at in the Military, please contact our the number listed below. MORTGAGE office at the number listed below. servicedirectory SALE - Default has been made in the MORTGAGE SALE - Default has conditions of a certain mortgage made been made in the conditions of a by: Hank Pielack, single Man to Mortgage certain mortgage made by: Gary L. Asphalt/ Hardwood Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as Kennedy and Virginia M. Kennedy, Concrete Organizer nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc. its Husband and Wife to Mortgage Blacktopping Flooring successors and assigns, Mortgagee, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated February 20, 2008 and recorded as nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc., its March 17, 2008 in Instrument # 2008R- successors and assigns., Mortgagee, J&K Sealcoating 007397 Livingston County Records, dated October 2, 2006 and recorded John Schaefer MATTHEW A. SLEVA Michigan Said mortgage was assigned October 11, 2006 in Instrument # Driveways • Parking Lots to: Citi-Mortgage, Inc., by assignment 2006R-023799, Livingston County Licensed & Insured WOOD FLOORS, LLC dated December 22, 2011 and recorded Records, Michigan Said mortgage — FREE ESTIMATES — Bobcat & Since 1984 Have you inherited a home? January 3, 2012 in Instrument # 2012R- was assigned to: Citi-Mortgage, Inc., Have you inherited a mess? by assignment dated May 2, 2012 and Concrete 000142 on which mortgage there is 810-444-1381 - Installation - Inside & outside organization! claimed to be due at the date hereof recorded May 9, 2012in Instrument # 810-444-0412 Services Basements • Garage • Closets the sum of One Hundred Ninety- 2012R-016104 on which mortgage - Finishing - Office • Kitchen • Moving Seven Thousand One Hundred Thirty- there is claimed to be due at the Driveways • Floors Cleaning as we organize! date hereof the sum of One Hundred - Resurfacing - One Dollars and Fifty-Four Cents CALL RANDY & SUSAN Ninety-Four Thousand Four Hundred Footings • Decorative ($197,131.54) including interest 6% Building - 99% Dust Free - 810-845-5660 • 810-629-5101 Ninety-Eight Dollars and Seventeen Free Estimate • Same Day Call Back per annum. Under the power of sale Cents ($194,498.17) including interest Tear Out & Replace Insured And Bonded contained in said mortgage and the INSURED 8.45% per annum. Under the power statute in such case made and provided, Licensed & Insured of sale contained in said mortgage FREE ESTIMATES notice is hereby given that said mortgage and the statute in such case made Home: 810-266-4162 will be foreclosed by a sale of the and provided, notice is hereby given D.E. Schultz Cell: 810-240-7078 Painting mortgaged premises, or some part of that said mortgage will be foreclosed 810-577-5198 them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of by a sale of the mortgaged premises, Builder Byron, MI Livingston County at 10:00AM on July or some part of them, at public vendue, 25, 2012 Said premises are situated in Circuit Court of Livingston County Home renovations; The Township of Hartland, Livingston County, at 10:00AM on July 18, 2012 Said Home ‘Git-R-Done’ Electrical Team Michigan, and are described as: Lot 1 premises are situated in Township specializing in kitchens, Improvement of Dunham Lake Estates, a subdivision of Brighton, Livingston County, baths, and basement PAINTING COMPANY of part of the Southeast one quarter, Michigan, and are described as: Lot Interior/Exterior • Residential/Commercial Section 13, Town 3 North, Range 6 69 of Pleasant View Hills Number remodeling Your hometown painting company for 20 years. East, Hartland Township, Livingston 4, as recorded in Liber 19 of Plats, Centennial Builders 810-750-9238 County Records, as recorded in Liber Page 33 and 34, Livingston County & Home Improvement LIVINGSTON COUNTY BUILDERS ASSOCIATION 11, Page 22 and 23 of Plats. Commonly Records Commonly known as 11101 GUARANTEED known as 3477 N. Tipsico Lake Rd., Young Dr, Brighton MI 48114 The Licensed & Insured Siding • Soffits • Facia Hartland MI 48353 The redemption redemption period shall be 6 months Seamless Gutters period shall be 6 months from the from the date of such sale, unless FREE ESTIMATES date of such sale, unless determined determined abandoned in accordance Roofing • Windows & Repairs Seawalls abandoned in accordance with MCL with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, 750-9579 License & Insured 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in which in which case the redemption period 517.540.0037• 248.231.7462 case the redemption period shall be 30 shall be 30 days from the date of such days from the date of such sale, or upon sale, or upon the expiration of the the expiration of the notice required by notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), Eagle Valley Builders LLC GET YOUR Local news online MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or whichever is later; or unless MCL REMODELING everyday. visit www.tctimes.com. Vinyl/Boulder/Wood/Steel unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If the 600.3240(17) applies. If the property Locally Owned & Operated property is sold at foreclosure sale under is sold at foreclosure sale under Replacement Windows Quality that withstands the test of time Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL 600.3278, Act of 1961, under MCL 600.3278, Roofing • Siding Landscaping 810-714-0194 the borrower will be held responsible the borrower will be held responsible Painting • Drywall Supplies www.jzcontracting.com to the person who buys the property to the person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to Flooring • Decks the mortgage holder for damaging the the mortgage holder for damaging the Additions Licensed property during the redemption period. property during the redemption period. and shoreline seawalls Insured Dated: 6/24/2012 CitiMortgage, Inc., Dated: 6/17/2012 CitiMortgage, Inc., No Job Too Small Royalty Services, Inc. Locally owned and operated. Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: 248-245-8642 www.shorelineseawalls.com Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South DRIVEWAY STONE Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL/RESIDENTIAL Call Gus for an estimate 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 12- 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: DELIVERY AVAILABLE 12-62997 Ad #30475 06/17, 06/24, •Free Estimates 810-629-8820 59491 Ad #31048 06/24, 07/01, 07/08, Harold Plummer Builder TOPSOIL•MULCH 07/15/2012 07/01, 07/08/2012 •Prompt Response New Homes • Finished Basements • No Overtime Charges SAND SUNROOMS • Kitchens • Baths • Troubleshooting Byron: FORECLOSURE NOTICE This firm is FORECLOSURE NOTICE In the event CERAMIC • Additions • Painting 266-6866 Trees a debt collector attempting to collect a this property is claimed as a principal TILE • 24/7 Service debt. Any information obtained will be residence exempt from tax under section Licensed • Licensed & Insured Fenton: 629-6266 810-223-6073 Insured used for this purpose. If you are in the 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 Military, please contact our office at PA 206, MCL .7cc please contact our 810-266-4090 office at (248) 844-5123. This firm is the number listed below. MORTGAGE Lawn a debt collector attempting to collect Chimney/ 810-714-0022 SALE - Default has been made in a debt. Any information obtained will Services RONALD’S the conditions of a certain mortgage www.rsdaley.com be used for this pur-pose. If you are in Cleaning Repair TREESERVICE made by: Scott W. Christensen and the Military, please contact our office at Wendy Christensen, Husband and the number listed below. MORTGAGE Locally Owned and Operated Wife to Beneficial Michigan, Inc., SALE - Default has been made in the Entertainment Mortgagee, dated August 25, 2006 conditions of a certain mortgage made Chimney FERGUSON LAWN • Tree Removal/Tree Trimming by: Drew Williams & Charlise Y Williams, Chimney and recorded September 14, 2006 • Brush Chipping/ in Instrument # 200609140081199 A married man and His Wife to Mortgage Sweeping Gene-see County Records, Michigan Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., SERVICE Stump Grinding as nominee for Flagstar Bank, FSB its DJ FOR HIRE. Receptions, grad Spring Clean Ups! on which mortgage there is claimed to successors and assigns, Mortgagee, Locally Owned and Operated • Storm Damage be due at the date hereof the sum of parties, and more. Multi-speaker dated April 2, 2003 and recorded April 9, • Mowing • Trimming • Fertilizing & One Hundred Seventy-One Thousand 2003 in Instrument # 200304090052202 PA system. Over 100,000 songs, Nine Hundred Fifty-Four Dollars and Genesee County Records, Michigan Said 10% OFF competitive pricing. Call Alex, • Mulching Deep Root Fifteen Cents ($171,954.15) including mortgage was assigned to: Flag-star Chimney Cleaning 810-618-1836. • Brush Hogging Fertilizing interest 9.34% per annum. Under bank, FSB, by assignment dated May or Gas Log Service Fully 25, 2012 and recorded May 31, 2012in • Lawn Rolling Insured the power of sale contained in said Licensed & Insured CHECK OUT the Tri-County mortgage and the statute in such Instrument # 201205310050811 on which • Retaining Walls mortgage there is claimed to be due at Times Daily edition online at For a FREE ESTIMATE case made and provided, notice is Stan’s Fireplace www.tctimes.com hereby given that said mortgage the date hereof the sum of Twenty-Seven & Chimney Service 810-714-2332 at 810-735-6775 Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-Eight will be foreclosed by a sale of the Dollars and Forty Cents ($27,958.40) (248) 240-1379 or 877-895-7957 mortgaged premises, or some part of 810-730-3627 including interest 3.75% per annum. www.stansfireplace.com Owner, Craig Ronald them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of Under the power of sale contained in said Excavating [email protected] Genesee County at 10:00AM on July mortgage and the statute in such case 25, 2012 Said premises are situated made and provided, notice is hereby given in Township of Richfield, Gene-see that said mortgage will be fore-closed by a Concrete County, Michigan, and are described sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Newman Bros. as: Lot 7 of Supervisor’s Plat of Pratt part of them, at public vendue, Circuit BARTLETT Acres, according to the recorded Plat Court of Genesee County at 10:00AM FERGUSON thereof as recorded in Plat Book 21, on July 11, 2012 Said premises are EXCAVATING situated in City of Flint, Genesee County, LAWN SERVICE Page 30, Genessee County Records. CONCRETE WORK Michigan, and are described as: Lot 213 248-634-9057 TREE SERVICE Commonly known as 10033 Clark Rd, of Sharp Manor No. 1, according to the PAVING BRICK • Garage & Pole Barn Floors • Tree Removal Davison MI 48423 The redemption recorded plat thereof, as recorded in • Ponds • Roads Clean-Ups • Driveways & Parking Lots period shall be 6 months from the plat Liber 22, Pages 48 to 49, Genesee • Trimming • Patios & Walks • Basements • Septics date of such sale, unless deter-mined County Records. Commonly known as We are combat ready • Stump Removal abandoned in accordance with MCL 901 W Ridgeway Ave, Flint MI 48505 The Also: • Site Grading • Top Soil for all your • Lot Clearing 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in which redemption period shall be 6 months from Replacement Work, Retaining Walls, & Bobcat Work case the redemption period shall be 30 the date of such sale, unless determined • All Gravel Products lawn care needs! • Firewood days from the date of such sale, or upon abandoned in accordance with MCL Licensed & Insured • Insured the expiration of the notice required by 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in which In business since 1964 Mowing & Trimming case the redemption period shall be 30 810 • 629 • 7200 MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; Edging • Brush Hogging days from the date of such sale, or upon Same Day Calls Returned 810-714-2332 or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. the expiration of the notice required by 15% OFF LABOR Rototilling • Fertilzing If the property is sold at foreclosure MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or 810-730-3627 sale under Chapter 32 of the Revised unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If the Lawn Aeration • Dethatching Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL property is sold at foreclosure sale under Lawn Rolling 600.3278, the borrower will be held Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Handyman responsible to the person who buys the Act of 1961, under MCL 600.3278, Tree Removal/Trimming Window Cleaning property at the mortgage foreclosure the borrower will be held responsible Residential / Commercial sale or to the mortgage holder for to the person who buys the property damaging the property during the at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to All Free Estimates redemption period. Dated: 6/24/2012 the mortgage holder for damaging the Employees property during the redemption period. — Recycling Tip — HANDYMAN 33 Years Perfect Vision Beneficial Michigan, Inc. Mortgagee are local Dated: 6/10/2012 Flagstar bank, FSB, residents! Experience Window Washing Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Use both sides of paper MIKE 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Duane Service Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South All types of home improvements Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 when copying, printing, Window so clean, you’ll Give me a call, I do it all! Cell: 810-275-4241 think they’re open! File No: 12-62938 Ad #30994 06/24, (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 12-63563 Ad and writing 07/01, 07/08, 07/15/2012 #30176 06/10, 06/17, 06/24, 07/01/2012 810-964-9559 810-735-4966 810-964-7077 16B Sunday, July 1, 2012 TIMES CLASSIFIEDS www.tctimes.com Experienced Agents Exceptional Service www.legacyrealtypros.com 526 N. LeRoy • Fenton

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