Health by Most popular A glimpse www.tctimes.com the decades behind your Check out this condiment? morning ONLINE featured section geared Hint...it’s news COMMENTS toward your health, not ketchup mind and body 1B 3A STORY: SIGNS MEET FLEXIBLE SPECS Someone on the SUNDAY EDITION ‘‘DDA really dropped the money ball. I am a builder and have never Tri-County heard the term VOL. 19 NO. V SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2012 $1.00 ‘flexible specifi- cations.’ Specs, by definiition and purpose, are Schools seek third bond in 14 years never flexible. If I built a u ‘flexible spec’ home, I Residents asked to approve wouldn’t get paid.” $9.6 million bond for bus STORY: PASSWORDS and technology upgrades There are websites By William Axford ‘‘such as Deadbolt [email protected]; 810-629-8282 Password Gen- erator that will create a Fenton — The Fenton Board of strong password from Education approved the application a memorable phrase. for the proposed $9.6 million bond at So you could have a Tuesday’s board meeting. Should the simple bond be approved by voters on May 8, pass Fenton schools will receive new technol- phrase such as ogy, buses, updates to infrastructures ‘online and security equipment. Updating the news’ high school boiler room has been re- for this moved from the proposed bond. website, Due to bond fees, Fenton schools and Deadbolt turns that will only be able to use $9.4 million into ‘6jmF3x$f4Uwa6*g.’ Copy and paste and of the proposed $9.6 million bond. you’re done! Much The bond will appear as $9.6 million easier than coming up on the ballot this May. with and remembering See BOND on 15A complicated pass- words.” Current bonds — Bittenbytailfly The $41.5 million bond from 1998 is scheduled to be paid off in 2023. The $24.5 STORY: METERS million bond from 2006 is scheduled to be A California health TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO ‘‘department in Janu- paid off in 2025. If passed, the proposed ary 2012 declared that $9.6 million bond would last for 10 years. Fenton Area Public Schools head transportation mechanic Virgil Ates works on the brakes of one of smart meters are in Residents within the Fenton school district Fenton schools’ buses at the garage on Wednesday. If the $9.6 million bond for FAS passes, the district fact dangerous to the will vote on the bond this May. will purchase 16 new buses over the next 10 years. public health, so that kind of throws out the unsubstantiated utility company claims that they spend millions on Senior center hopes to raise $3 million by September broadcasting across Your Source the airwaves.” uBusinesses jumping Carl Gabrielson, $480,704.88 Summary — Robert on board with donations has been raised since the center The Loose Senior Citizen Book is here! STORY: GUILTY burned down last September. Center in Linden is hoping to I hope this verdict By William Axford “We hope to be able to in- raise $3 million by September. If uAward-winning reference ‘‘brings peace to the [email protected]; 810-433-6792 crease this number and build a all goes according to plan, the ones who truly loved Businesses and residents in the center will have a new building guide in this edition new building,” Gabrielson said. by September of 2013. little Dominick! This Fenton and Linden area are coming has been so awful for Plans to renovate the cen- By Sharon Stone me to follow, let alone together to help with the recon- ter were revealed in 2009 but 2013. A gym, computer lab, [email protected]; 810-433-6786 those who knew and struction of the Loose Senior Citi- were never realized due to eco- arts and crafts center and fitness You would be hard pressed to find loved him.” zen Center. Officials are hoping nomic hardships. Board mem- room are some of the updates anyone in the tri-county area who — Julie to raise $3 million by September. bers are hoping to construct the scheduled for the renovation. doesn’t love their Source Book. According to Executive Director new building by September of See SENIOR CENTER on 7A A copy of the 2012 Source Book is HOT LINE included in this edition of the Times. OF THE WEEK The Source Book is a reference guide, packed from cover to cover WITH THE Residents voice opposition to weed treatment with critical and useful information SCHOOL“ meals See SOURCE BOOK on 24A programs and the uEffectiveness, impact to KEEP FOR 1 YEAR! food stamp program $300 there should be no wildlife among concerns starving people in By William Axford Summary Fenton or anywhere [email protected] Some millpond in Michigan. Who are Several residents residents voiced the starving people were vehemently op- opposition to possible that callers refer to posed to the idea of weed treatment of the in the Hot lines? Linden millpond. A public ’’ weed treatment of the letter will be sent to each Linden Mill Pond at millpond resident, and if Monday’s city council there is enough interest, meeting. Due to varying city council will proceed opinions raised during forward with treatment. public comment, the ness of the treatment Linden City Council Menus | Coupons | Business Directory | Schools | Government | Clubs | Organizations | Lakes | Parks | Campgrounds were chief amongst the TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SUBMITTED PHOTO unanimously voted to ...and much more! Residents are split on whether the Linden millpond table further action on concerns voiced from Fenton,Fenton, Linden, HollyLinden, Holly needs weed treatment. Should a weed treatment be the treatment. Impact to millpond residents. and surrounding areas! assessed, residents would have to pay for its entirety. wildlife and effective- See WEED on 8A 2A Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY TIMES www.tctimes.com

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SMART SOLUTIONS A glimpse behind your MORNING NEWS It’s a never Clogged 1 shower drains ending cycle Unclog shower drains by pour- By Tim Jagielo ing a packet or two of active dry [email protected]; 810-433-6795 yeast and a pinch of sugar down Clio — By the time you watch the the drain, then run warm water for early show on WEYI NBC 25 at 5 15 seconds. This causes the live a.m., co-anchor/producer Elizabeth cultures in the yeast to reproduce MacFarland has already been on the and expand, which breaks apart stubborn hair clogs and grime. job for four hours, Summary adjusting the run Leftover The news down. team at WEYI Janet Van De 2 mashed potatoes NBC 25 in Clio is composed Winkle, of Fenton mostly of young Township, arrived professionals around 2 a.m. who are along with report- responsible for er Brittany Noble a large amount of tasks on a to help edit copy daily basis. and get the show ready. “Copy” is Drop spoonfuls of leftover mashed what those in the news industry call potatoes on a baking sheet, the text they write that will either end TRI-COUNTY TIMES freeze, remove and store in a re- up being read on air or in a newspaper. TIM JAGIELO sealable plastic bag in the freezer. “It’s chaos, but we call it orga- (Above) Mike They last for up to 2 months and McManaman operates are perfect to pop in to soup or nized chaos,” said News Direc- stew. tor Kathy Reynolds. She was the free camera and hired in 2011 to push the or- helps get the set ready ganization in a new direction, during The Morning TRI-COUNTY TIMES See NEWS on 23A Show on Thursday.

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nnn OBAMA’S EPA HAS just closed the 10th nnn THE DDA RENTING sculptures to place largest oil refinery in the world, which was I’D VOTE DEMOCRAT too, if I were around Fenton is one of the most incred- located in the American Virgin Islands by one of the millions who not only pay Hotlines ibly wasteful, stupid ideas I’ve seen them mandating $800 million be spent on new absolutely no federal income tax, Submit at: www.tctimes.com take on yet. This is equivalent to the federal equipment immediately, and a $5.5 million but get a steady check from the feds or call 810-629-9221 government spending money on a national penalty. It was also the largest employer on monthly. Is it conflict of interest to let All submissions, if approved for publication, must be 50 words endowment for the arts when everything the island. When our gas hits $5, only one these people vote? or less and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Tri-County else is so far in debt. This is incredible. This nnn Times. We reserve the right to edit for clarity, length and liability. is to blame: our ‘green’ president. is what happens when you give somebody nnn IF THE FENTON schools’ $9.4 million other people’s money to spend. ARE YOU KIDDING, another millage for bond passes, taxes will increase for DON’T MIND ME, I’m just going to get nnn Holly schools? I still have the “new” high everyone for the next 12 years. If the a great big spotlight, shine it in your HERE WE GO again. Why do we need school millage on my taxes. I have no kids bond fails, taxes will remain the same windows, and see how you like it. And a tagline at all? Again, a bunch of pointy in school but I’m still paying. Now you want and force the school board to live for the record, I really don’t care. Have heads sitting around trying to figure out another one for repairs that you should within their means. Let your voice be a great day. ways to spend other people’s money. have thought of before. Forget it! You have heard with your vote! See you in May. nnn nnn empty buildings, use them. nnn MANY THANKS TO the nice man who WHAT’S THE RUSH for the new $9.4 got my car started in front of the bank million Fenton school bond in May? the other day. I was able to get home Aren’t we still paying for the last one? safely. Your kindness is appreciated. Why not put the new bond on the Thank you. August ballot? It will save taxpayer nnn money because polls will already be IF YOU HAVE a vehicle in which the There’s still plenty of Winter left! open, plus voter turnout will be higher. lights won’t turn off and you’re going nnn to sit in a parking lot with your lights TO THE DRIVER of the Hummer who shining in a home or a business, you helped the Argentine cop — the com- need to be considerate and turn off munity thanks you. your vehicle. This is not considerate, nnn and you are being very, very rude. THANK YOU TCTIMES for the article Be considerate of others the way you on Gold! People need to realize it is a would expect them to be considerate commodity and a bubble that will burst of you. Whether you are a person or a if people decide to start selling it off. It business owner, have some respect. fluctuates in value like everything else. nnn Let us make sure your furnace is It is not a hedge against inflation in the I FIND IT amazing how many Republi- long term. Diversify people! cans use food stamps and unemploy- working as efficiently as it should! nnn ment, and yet they vote against it. THE DDA ENGLISH lesson was point- Unbelievable. Call and schedule your furnace cleaning today! less. Flexible is an adjective; adjectives modify the associated noun, e.g. flex- nnn • Sales & Service Installation • Servicing all makes & models• Duct cleaning • Heat pumps • Boilers • Furnaces IF ANY PARENTS have been in ible disposition, flexible budget, flex- Fenton Area Public Schools and used ible cutting board, flexible schedule, PROVIDING QUALITY flexible specifications... I share your their computers recently; they will real- PRODUCTS & SERVICE ize how much this millage is needed to YOU CAN TRUST annoyance with the DDA, but you are update our current computer systems. trying to ‘strain at a gnat, and swallow They do not support any current soft- EXTENDED FREE ESTIMATE & HEATING a camel.’ WARRANTIES SYSTEM ANALYSIS ware that the children can use for their AVAILABLE nnn education. We need to vote yes for this 409 E. Caroline, Fenton • 810-629-4946 • www.davelambheating.com HOT LINE millage. We’re here 24/7! We Make House Calls! See throughout Times

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“I get mine from apps on my “I watch CNN, because it “I get my news from “ABC and Diane Sawyer, “I like CNN, MSNBC, “Various sites on the In- phone, the Detroit News, tells me everything that’s either the Internet or I like to sit with coffee ABC and the Internet, ternet, because it contains USA Today, CNN, and Fox going on.” from Fox news, because and listen. It’s relaxing.” because that way I can articles about things I news. I read them all, because they’re more unbiased.” choose what interests me.” care about.” I like to stay informed.” — Michelle Arrol — Jean Sweeney — Patricia Hajec — John Hajec — Lori Becker — Dustin Wefel, Swartz Creek Linden Fenton Township Fenton Fenton Fenton Township www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday, January 29, 2012 5A Village receives ‘clean’ financial audit  Behrens compares the fund balance No surprises found to a savings account — it can be used By Tim Jagielo when needed. According to Plante & [email protected]; 810-433-6795 Moran, the village is still safe, with 26 Holly — The Holly Village Council percent of its revenue going back into has accepted the financial audit for fiscal the fund balance. year 2010-11 during its regular Harburn said expenditures Will meeting on Tuesday. Summary dropped by about $140,000 Holly joins the City of The Village of for 2010-11, or about 4 per- Fenton and Linden in receiv- Holly received a cent. Revenues dropped by clean audit for fiscal ing a ‘clean’ report from its year 2010-11. about 12 percent. The large auditors. Plante & Moran con- drop in revenues came from ducted a brief presentation the reduction of income Tuesday, which illustrated “The financial from property taxes, and the WORK the basics of the village fi- statements police millage ending. nances. “The financial state- indicate they Other funds, such as com- ments indicate they are free munity development block FOR YOU? from material mistakes,” said are free from grants, increased in the last Plante & Moran representa- material fiscal year. These funds are tive Tad Harburn. mistakes.” used for large projects like Dr. Rob Leach is an The audit began in June Tad Harburn local streets, and are sepa- 2011, when the fiscal year Auditor, Plantet Moran rate from the regular fund Award Winning Invisalign dentist ended. Clerk/Treasurer Cath- balance. erene Behrens said there were no sur- In 2011, revenues and debt service for teens and adults. prises in the audit, though she had only for water and sewer funds were nearly been at the village for a month before equal for the first time in the three Affordable Financing the audit began. years they compared. In 2009 and The village operated with expen- 2010, expenditures further outpaced ditures over revenues for the past revenue in the water and sewer fund. three years, with fiscal year 2011 The only criticism from the audit was posting the biggest difference, reported in a separate communication, with $305,646 being pulled from which suggested that the village sepa- the fund balance for the village to rate some financial responsibilities in EXCELLENCE, TRUST, CARING operate. The village used $43,089 the clerk’s office. Behrens said there COMPLETE FAMILY DENTISTRY from the fund balance in the previous is some crossover in responsibilities fiscal year. because of a limited staff. Call for free consultation • (810) 695-4300 Holly schools save energy, money 4025 E. Hill Rd. • Grand Blanc, MI 48439 More than $500,000 saved “I’m continuously looking at things.” Taylor detailed a list of tactics for re- so far on electricity, natural gas ducing energy consumption, By Tim Jagielo like replacing less efficient [email protected]; 810-433-6795 Summary light bulbs with compact Holly — There are many Holly Area Schools florescent bulbs as they go ways Holly Area Schools is saving money by cutting down on out, negotiating the price of (HAS) has trimmed the fat on energy use, and electricity, buying natural gas their energy bills in the last seeking better deals from a secondary supplier, three years. These methods on energy from lowering boiler temperatures have added up to $547,838 suppliers. and turning off parking lot in savings on electricity and lights at night. natural gas, from 2009 to now. In 2009, HAS used 7,628,396 kilo- HAS Facility Supervisor Dennis Taylor watt hours and spent $758,879 on made a brief presentation to the HAS Board electricity. Taylor projects HAS will use of Education on Monday dur- 4,900,000 kilowatts, and ing its regular meeting, and “It’s not just spend $425,000 in 2012. described some of the ways about turning off He also projects using the district is saving money on the lights.” 10,000 less cubic feet of natu- both natural gas and electricity. Dennis Taylor ral gas in 2012 than in 2009. “It’s not just about turn- Facilities Supervisor, “It’s a never ending pro- ing off the lights,” he said. Holly Area Schools cess,” said Taylor.

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Colder weather, sealed homes bring • Have a carbon monoxide detector on A carbon monoxide detector can lower levels of the home, especially in ar- carbon monoxide and radon concerns become a lifesaver if a furnace, eas where there is a furnace, water heater “That’s one of the dangers,” he said. “People hot water heater or other appliance or other appliance that might generate By Editorial Staff releases the poisonous gas. carbon monoxide. [email protected]; 810-629-8282 fall asleep and never get up.” Radon As people close their homes tighter against Carbon monoxide gas is colorless, • Test the home to determine if there the colder weather, issues with potentially tasteless and odorless but potentially ly due to not enough oxygen, according are unsafe radon levels. Canister tests deadly carbon monoxide and radon gas are available from hardware stores, or, deadly. Two Argentine Township resi- to consumersenergy.com. Wood stoves, sometimes, from the Genesee County spring to the forefront. dents died in June 2008, after they lost coal and charcoal fires always produce Health Department’s Environmental Health According to the Center for Disease power at home during a storm carbon monoxide, as do gasoline Division. The canister is left out for a period Control and Prevention (CDC), more than and hooked up a portable engines. A defective furnace, of time and then mailed to a lab, which 400 people accidentally die from carbon generator in the base- provides a reading. a blocked chimney, faulty monoxide each year in the United States, ment. They later gas appliances like a • Seal cracks in the basement floor and more than from any other poison. walls. died from carbon water heater or range, An estimated 20,000 people are treated • Cover sump pumps and seal floor monoxide poi- annually for carbon monoxide poisoning in clogged venting or drains. soning. a car idling in the • Keep the house properly ventilated. hospital emergency rooms, but many more • Radon is more dangerous in homes are believed to be misdiagnosed or don’t C a r b o n garage can all where people smoke, because radon seek medical care. monoxide present a seri- particles attach to particles in the air from Mark Valacak, health officer for the Gen- is produced ous danger. smoking. These stay in the air longer, so esee County Health Department, said carbon when fossil P r o b l e m s people can breathe the radon longer. monoxide could produce flu-like symptoms, fuel burns can arise when Source: Genesee County Health Department including headache, nausea and tiredness. incomplete- a furnace or hot water heater is inefficient, said Assistant Fire Chief Paul Schim- meyer, of the Village of Holly Fire Department. Carbon monoxide displaces oxygen in the air, and people and pets can die from lack of oxygen. “We recommend smoke and carbon monoxide detectors,” Schimmeyer said. Consumers Energy sells Nighthawk CO detectors, which are accompanied by a seven-year protection plan. If the detector sounds, Consumers Energy sends a technician to the home at no extra charge. In addition, Home Depot and lo- cal hardware and department stores sell carbon monoxide detectors. Last year, the village of Holly Fire Department had a call where the exhaust pipe to the chimney was knocked off, in a downtown building. Carbon monoxide filled the basement and rose to the second Shopping locally is the best investment you can floor. There was no carbon monoxide de- tector, but a woman in the building smelled the furnace exhaust and not the carbon make in your family and your community. monoxide, which is odorless, he said. Radon gas is another concern, espe- When we spend our dollars lo- operate. Their families live here, cially during colder months. The Genesee cally, they return to us again and there kids go to school here and their County Health Department recommends again. They create jobs for our kids largest investments – their home and testing homes for radon during winter and grandkids. They help pay for po- their business – are located here. As months, as results are more accurate when performed under closed-house lice and fire protection. They under- investors in their community, local conditions. write ambulance services. They keep merchants have a deep respect for all Radon is produced naturally in the soil our roads plowed, our streets lit and apsects of living here and a greater and enters a home through cracks and our municipalities vital. They keep commitment to excellence. openings in the basement. Each home is different in terms of the soil it is on, our school systems strong and our We all know times are tough. But how it’s built and how well it’s main- downtowns and shopping centers vi- these are the times when small towns tained. When people breathe in radon, brant and growing. And they nurture like Fenton, Linden and Holly need radioactive material in it decomposes and releases electrons that can damage a consistent growth of locally avail- to pull together the most. Now is DNA, Valacak said. This can result in able goods and services. when loyalty and commitment to our lung cancer. Most local businesses have a own communities is most needed and U.S. Environmental Protection Agen- stake in the communities where they most appreciated. cy (EPA) standards are to take action when radon levels are above 4 Pico cu- ries. A test purchased at a hardware store can determine levels, and there are steps SHOP LOCAL... people can take themselves or by hiring It’s the best investment you can make. a contractor. To learn more about radon, contact the Genesee County Health Department at, (810) 257-3603, or call the toll-free radon information line, 1-800-RADON GAS (1-800-723-6642). www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY TIMES Sunday, January 29, 2012 7A CRYSTAL STOLEN FROM HOME SENIOR CENTER said the current model is not sustainable On Jan 23, a deputy with the Genesee for a long period. Police&Fire County Sheriff’s Department responded Continued from Front Page to a home in the 1400 block of Edgewa- Linden Downtown Pharmacy Nearly 4,000 seniors are involved ter Drive to investigate a larceny com- started donating $1 to the center for with the Loose Senior Citizen Center report plaint. The homeowner reported that a each prescription filled in December and many members are involved in crystal vase and Tiffany stemware was volunteer programs. The center opened DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE and will do so until May. The UPS stolen from a curio cabinet. The case in 1997 and has more than 200 programs Linden police responded to a domestic remains under investigation. Store of Fenton is donating $1 for assault complaint at 9 a.m. Friday, Jan. every package shipped in February. available for seniors. 20 in the 200 block of Kathy Circle in FRAUD AT PHARMACY Vic Canever is donating $25 to the Linden. The female complainant said a On Jan. 26, a Fenton police officer was 28-year-old male broke light fixtures and center for each car sold from their lot sent to a pharmacy in the 200 block in February. threw furniture. She said he also threw of Silver Lake Road to investigate a her to the floor. The male was arrested fraud complaint. A employee said that “My mom goes there. It’s a great and lodged in Genesee County Jail. a woman who identified herself as a place and it’s a shame that it burned 35-year-old Holly woman had paid down,” said Matt Stevens, director WARREN MAN $1,200 with a check for a prescription of sales at Vic Canever. “There are a OPEN ARRESTED FOR OWI on Dec. 28, 2011. Since that time, the lot of people who After blowing a .181 on a preliminary pharmacy learned that the checking ac- breath test on Friday, Jan. 20, Holly count had been frozen. The pharmacist benefit from the “After the fire, SATURDAYS police arrested a 50-year-old Warren also learned that the prescription was center.” we decided man for operating a vehicle while intoxi- fake. Employees tried several times to 8AM-2PM VG’s Grocery now is the cated. Police were alerted to a possible resolve the matter with the woman with is in the process drunk driver in a Dodge pickup truck negative results. The case has been time to put at 8:15 p.m. Responding officers initi- of starting a fund- turned over to the detective department those plans ated a traffic stop to the truck matching for follow-up. raising initiative OIL CHANGE the description and administered field for the center. back on the sobriety tests after determining that the WALLET STOLEN FROM PURSE Lasco Ford has driver’s speech was slurred, his eyes table.” & TIRE On Jan. 25, Fenton police received a donated nearly were glossy and he admitted to drinking. larceny complaint. A 52-year-old Linden Vince Eible ROTATION After the Warren man’s arrest, he was woman accidentally left her purse in the $20,000 to the Chairman of transported to the police station where deli area of a store in the 18000 block center as well and fundraising activities he registered a .25 blood alcohol con- Silver Parkway. When she returned The State Bank PACKAGE tent with a chemical test. The case has and found her purse, she realized her has an ongoing Loose Senior Citizen for only been turned over the Oakland County 4 wallet was missing. Fenton police have Center Fire Rebuilding Fund, where Prosecutor’s Office. requested surveillance video from the store to identify a suspect. monetary donations can be made at HOLLY MAN FINDS any The State Bank location. REVOLVER IN YARD AREA RUGS STOLEN Gabrielson said the center receives On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Holly police On Jan. 23, a Fenton police officer was $186,000 a year from the county- were sent to a residence in the 4000 sent to a shop in the 1400 block of Tor- $ 95 wide senior millage and $72,000 block of Grange Hall Road after a rey Road to investigate a larceny com- resident called to report finding a small plaint. The owner, a 54-year-old Fenton annually from Southern Lakes Parks silver revolver in the grass. The man’s Township woman said she had recently and Recreation. Funds from the se- dog discovered the gun, which was par- purchased two area rugs at an auction nior millage cannot be used for the Offer not available on diesel/vehicles requiring tially covered with leaves and snow. The and placed the rugs outside the shop. synthetic/extra99 oil. Ask advisor for details. construction of a new building. The gun was not loaded. The man said kids Sometime overnight, suspects took the occasionally pass through that area near two rugs. The rugs, blue and cream in center received about $500,000 in the railroad tracks. The gun was entered color were valued together between insurance after the fire. WE MATCH ALL into Law Enforcement Information Net- $1,500 and $4,000. The case remains Vince Eible, chairman of fundrais- competitor coupons & work (LEIN) and tagged as evidence. under investigation. ing activities and board member, said advertised specials on the center would also be reaching out HOLLY WOMAN BIT BY DOG DRIVER TOOK MUSCLE RELAXER maintenance OR repairs! On Friday, Jan. 20, Holly police received At 10:30 p.m. on Jan. 23, Fenton police to a number of foundations through- a dog bite complaint. A 52-year-old Holly responded to a fast-food restaurant on out Michigan for additional funding. woman was walking along Grant Street Owen Road after an employee reported Nearly 500 letters have been mailed when a resident opened a door on their a possible intoxicated driver at the drive- to Fenton and Linden businesses in vehicle to let her children and dog out. thru lane. Police located the suspected the past week. The victim said the dog ran to her and vehicle weaving on the roadway and grabbed onto her arm causing two punc- initiated a traffic stop on Silver Lake “After the fire, we decided now ture wounds. First aid was offered; how- Road as it exited U.S. 23. The driver is the time to put those plans back on EASY TO FIND - US-23 ever, the woman walked to her boyfriend’s admitted to taking muscle relaxers prior the table,” Eible said. AT EXIT 80 15123 NORTH RD. home and called police. Police made con- to driving. No alcohol was involved. 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UPCOMING EVENTS… 8A Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY TIMES www.tctimes.com WEED mission charges millpond residents an- Continued from Front Page nually for the removal of weeds and that IT’S INCOME TAX TIME! “I don’t feel, as one of the property weed treatment could potentially increase owners in the district, I was given my the value of homes on the millpond. fair due in a vote,” said Jack Miller. “This “We’re already assessed every year This year work directly with a professional! looks to me as if two of my neighbors and a lot of it is due to the weeds clog- wanted to put pink flamingos between ging up,” Ureche said. “I am in favor of the sidewalk and the street and thought trying to get this going, from a property everyone should do it. Then they’d come owner’s standpoint and a beautification Jeri Stiles down and tell everyone about that, they’d standpoint of what it can do to the city.” Professional preparation you’d have a special assessment on two Linden Mayor David Lossing said at a reasonable price flamingos. That’s the way this weed treatment might not looks like to me.” “This looks to eliminate the cost of remov- • 46 Years of service to the area Council members were me as if two of ing weeds from the dam. • Fully computerized/electronic filing previously unaware that resi- Lossing also noted weed dents were opposed to the my neighbors treatment would wash into • By appointment or drop off treatment. Monday’s council wanted to put other tributaries and could • Quick turn around meeting was the first time pink flamingos potentially cause problems (810) public opposition was voiced between the over jurisdiction. • Direct Deposit 629-2272 to the council. sidewalk and Originally, residents inter- Miller said charging mill- ested in the weed treatment pond residents for the treat- the street and of the millpond requested the ment was unfair since the thought everyone city of Linden take on 100 Keeping Smiles public has access to the pond. should do it.” percent of the costs. Council- “We’re talking about a Jack Miller ors said the city did not have Healthy & Bright! body of water that the city Linden resident the funds to implement such of Linden has an access to,” a program and that residents Miller said. “Why do we have to keep it would have to pay for the entirety of the pristine?” weed treatment. Mayor David Lossing likened the “I think the research we have done at charges to fees homeowners pay to have this point, we can summarize that, get it roads repaired, even if the public has ac- to the people, and with the assessment cess to those roads. proposed, ask if they want to go farther City Manager Christopher Wren with it, not us,” councilor Ray Culbert said the assessment district for the said. “Do a registered letter, have it re- millpond weed treatment would include turned, and find out at the next council the bridge at Ripley Road to the dam meeting if there’s enough support to located near the Linden library. The move forward.” special assessment district consists of Council voted to send registered Dr. Jeremy M. Grove DDS 60 units and would cost each property letters to millpond residents and to 501 S. Bridge Street, Linden • 810-735-7511 owner approximately $211.11 annually. take further action if enough residents www.dentistinlinden.com Millpond resident Rhonda Ureche express interest in moving forward with said the Genesee County Drain Com- weed treatment.

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Both will be sentenced front end component that is loose material support. to demolish house on Monday, Feb. 27 in Genesee or damaged. You should have this The Fenton City Council voted in County Circuit Court. looked at at a qualified repair shop Sea Cadets sought favor Monday of contracting with as soon as possible, as this could The United States Naval Sea Cadet Newirth Construction, in Holly, to cause you to loose control of the Corps program is actively seeking demolish the dilapidated and unin- The UPS Store pledges $1 for ev- vehicle if it is a steering or suspension mid-Michigan youths ages 11 to 17 habitable city-owned house at 603 ery package shipped in February who are interested in developing their Main Street. City Manager Lynn The UPS Store at 17195 Silver component. skills in leadership, basic seamanship, Markland recommended approval of Parkway in Fenton is teaming up courage and self-reliance. Cadets the $10,300 contract based on the with the Loose Senior Citizen Center meet one weekend a month to train report from the Protective Inspec- in Linden to help meet the future and take part in special training op- tion Department, which completed goals of the senior center. During the portunities when possible. Families the bid process for the demolition month of February, the UPS Store are encouraged to check out the U.S. and removal of the dwelling and will donate $1 for every UPS pack- Naval Sea Cadet program at an infor- contents. Newirth Construction’s bid age shipped. “We hope to ship many mational session on Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. was the lowest complete bid the city packages during the month,” said Do you have a question that you would like to at the Naval Reserve Center, 1620 East received. Les Beare, The UPS Store owner. have answered? E-mail it to me at: Saginaw Street, Lansing. Call instruc- The UPS Store can package items to [email protected] tor Randy Grove at (517) 663-3461 or Contractor approved to be shipped and has the “Pack and Located in Historic Downtown Holly e-mail [email protected] to reserve maintain library elevator Ship Promise,” where they will pack Hours: Mon-Fri - 8am-6pm, Sat - 9am-3pm a spot. A parent must be present to The Fenton City Council approved a and ship a package and guarantee 402 N. SAGINAW attend the orientation. For details, visit contract Monday with Great Lakes that it will arrive safely. The store (across from Holly Donut Shop) www.lansingseacadets.org. Elevator, based in Williamston, to is also accepting cash donations, service the elevator inside the Jack which will be turned over to the 248-634-5730 Calling all artists! Winegarden Library. The city has not senior c enter. 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Bonds can of the proposed bond would be used for tech- only be used for projects approved by the nology while 15 percent ($1,444,369) of state’s Department of Treasury. Jalkanen the funds would go toward transportation. does not foresee the need for additional bonds Parking lot and traffic flow adjustments will beyond the proposed $9.6 million bond, as the use 12.5 percent ($1,200,000) of the funds district’s building are in good shape. and operations equipment will use .5 per- “This bond will set us in place with cent ($50,000). The remaining 2.5 percent technology and buses,” Jalkanen said. “The ($243,116) will be used for bond issuance, Fenton school board has asked for bonds underwriting and closing costs. in the past and has kept the promises they Superintendent Timothy Jalkanen said made with those bonds. Promises will be the district’s outdated computers are inter- kept with this bond too, if it is passed.” fering with students’ ability to complete Jalkanen said sinking funds within the homework assignments. Students using district would be tied up with building the most current operating systems and TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO repairs such as roofing, leaving the dis- programs at home are experiencing com- Fenton Area Schools (FAS) Mechanic Harold Pignatelli tightens down a body u-bold trict unable to use the funds for the items patibility issues once they bring their work under bus 78 at the FAS garage on Wednesday. If the $9.6 million bond is approved requested in the proposed bond. to school. by voters, the district will purchase 16 new buses over the next 10 years. Vote “Technology, research and writing are If the proposed $9.6 million bond necessary skills for today’s job market,” district, and they’re very demanding on the capacity of other elementary schools passes, residents would be paying for Jalkanen said. “In order to be competitive the buses,” Busch said. “We have two in the district. The district also plans to 7.35 mils. Residents will vote on the bond with other school districts in the county, full-time, in house bus mechanics, but expand the student drop off section at Tuesday, May 8. we need to update our technology.” there is only so much they can do.” Andrew G. Schmidt Middle School. Jalkanen said he is not sure exactly how Under the proposed bond, 16 new Jalkanen, who has been the superinten- technology will be updated in the district. buses will be purchased over the next 10 dent at Fenton schools for the past two What the bond A technology committee is currently years. The purchases would be staggered, years, said he is not sure why the traffic reviewing the best options for the school with new buses purchased every few flow was not addressed when A.G.S. was would pay for district and will make recommendations. years. Busch said a new bus today costs built in 1998. New technology. Wireless access Jalkanen said having wireless access in roughly $80,000 and increases slightly Security cameras will be installed in would be established within class- every classroom is one of the in price each year. A new every school within the district if the bond rooms. One-on-one devices such district’s goals, as is having “In order to be bus on average lasts at least passes. Busch said the cameras would as iPads may also be purchased, one-on-one devices such as competitive with 10 years. have recording capabilities and would as opposed to new computers. the Kindle Fire or iPad avail- The total cost of Fenton provide more safety for students. A fleet of new buses over 10 able to classrooms. Whether other districts in schools’ transportation de- Previous bonds the district will invest in tab- the county, we partment, including wages, Residents within the Fenton school years. The average age of each lets for each student or update need to update our fuel, repairs and bus parts, district are currently paying off two other bus in the Fenton school district is 12 years. New buses would last existing computers is yet to be technology.” is $769,631. Jalkanen said bonds from the school, one passed in 1998 determined. members of the transporta- and the other in 2006. at least a decade. Buses currently Timothy Jalkanen cost approximately $80,000. “We don’t know what Fenton schools tion department have taken The $41.5 million bond passed in 1998 technology will be available superintendent reductions to pay and ben- was responsible for the construction of Improvements to infrastructure in three years, and we don’t efits in the past few years, A.G.S. Middle School. The bond was and security. An extra student want to invest in anything that will be making their costs competitive to third refinanced in 2005, saving $800,000 to drop off point would be added to outdated in a few years,” Jalkanen said. party bussing businesses. taxpayers. The bond is scheduled to be A.G.S. Middle School. The park- “We want our students to be competitive “Some school districts have eliminated paid off in 2023. ing lot at State Road Elementary and successful.” transportation all together. We feel trans- The $24.5 million bond passed in 2006 would also be expanded. Security Bussing portation is an important service in our provided the funds for the new stadium, cameras would be installed in every Doug Busch, executive director of district,” Jalkanen said. “Nearly 2,500 auxiliary gym, the fine arts wing in the high school. personnel and finance, said the Fenton students ride our buses twice a day.” school and new technology. The 2006 bond school district is in need of new buses. Traffic flow and security Most of the buses in Fenton are 12 years Congestion along Donaldson Drive old, with some purchased as far back has been an issue for nearly a decade, as 1996. Between sporting events, field Jalkanen said. The proposed bond would trips and numerous back roads within the allow the district to improve traffic flow. district. Busch said maintaining buses is The parking capacity at State Road El- an expensive and constant endeavor. ementary would also be improved, as “There are a lot of dirt roads in the the school’s parking lot is at about half

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Under the power of sale Classified Ad power of sale contained in said mortgage contained in said mortgage and Tyrone Township and the statute in such case made and the statute in such case made and Online! provided, notice is hereby given that said provided, notice is hereby given that Livingston County, Michigan mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of Visit www.tctimes.com the mortgaged premises, or some part of said mortgage will be foreclosed by them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of a sale of the mortgaged premises, and click on Classifieds. Genesee County at 10:00AM on February or some part of them, at public NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 29, 2012 Said premises are situated in vendue, Circuit Court of Genesee Township of Genesee, Genesee County, County at 10:00AM on February 15, UPON SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE times Michigan, and are described as: A parcel of land beginning North 2167 ft and North 2012 Said premises are situated in TYRONE TOWNSHIP GREAT OAKS DRIVE 89 degrees 52 mins West, 356.88 ft from City of Burton, Genesee County, the South-east corner of Section; thence Michigan, and are described as: SEASONAL ROAD MAINTENANCE PROJECT (2012) North 89 degrees 52 mins West 79.97 Lot 4 of Fischer’s Homesites, ft; thence North 20 degrees 10 mins Legal according to the recorded plat West, 408 ft to centerline of Richfield SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT Notices 82 Road; thence North 69 degrees 50 mins thereof as recorded in Plat Book 50 secs East 75 ft; thence South 20 24, Page 5, Genesee County degrees 10 mins East, 435.71 ft to place Records. Commonly known as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: of beginning, Section 35, Town 8 North, 4300 Woodrow Avenue, Burton MI PUBLIC AUCTION Range 7 East, Township of Gene-see, (1) The Township Board of Tyrone Township, Livingston County, Michigan Genesee County, Michigan. Commonly 48509 The redemption period shall due to unpaid rent at known as 5494 Richfield Rd, Flint MI be 6 months from the date of such (the “Township”) in accordance with the laws of the State of Michigan, will con- Fenton Storage, 1159 N. 48506 The redemption period shall be 6 sale, unless determined abandoned duct a public hearing beginning at 7:00 p.m., local time, on February 7, 2012, at Leroy St., 810-714-3707 months from the date of such sale, unless in accordance with MCL 600.3241 the Tyrone Township Hall, 10408 Center Road, Fenton, Michigan, to review the determined abandoned in accordance or MCL 600.3241a, in which case on February 14, 2012, with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, following proposed special assessment district: in which case the redemption period shall the redemption period shall be 30 9:30a.m. or later: Dave be 30 days from the date of such sale, or days from the date of such sale, or Johnson, Units C406-L upon the expiration of the notice required upon the expiration of the notice TYRONE TOWNSHIP GREAT OAKS DRIVE and RV2A-L, work van; by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is required by MCL 600.3241a(c), later. Dated: 1/29/2012 Deutsche Bank whichever is later. Dated: 1/15/2012 SEASONAL ROAD MAINTENANCE PROJECT (2012) Albert Serridge, Unit National Trust Company, as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Trust 2006- Guardian Mortgage Company, Inc. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT G735-L; Tim Roades, OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Units 607 and 616; 2006-OPT5, Assignee of Mortgagee Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. and to hear any objections thereto and the proposed project. Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI Jennifer Simpson, Unit 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 621. All units contain Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File (2) The project (the “Project”) will consist of the subcontracting for snow 11-53808 Ad #19088 01/15, 01/22, miscellaneous items. No: 11-53063 Ad #19774 01/29, 02/05, removal and road grading of Great Oaks Drive. The Project is designed to serve 02/12, 02/19/2012 01/29, 02/05/2012 the properties in the Special Assessment District (the “District”), which District consists of the properties located within the area designated on the map at- FORECLOSURE NOTICE In the event FORECLOSURE NOTICE This FORECLOSURE NOTICE This tached at Appendix I and includes the specific properties that are identified by this property is claimed as a principal firm is a debt collector attempting firm is a debt collector attempting residence exempt from tax under section to collect a debt. Any information to collect a debt. Any information the permanent lot and parcel numbers as set forth below: 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 obtained will be used for this obtained will be used for this PA 206, MCL .7cc please contact our purpose. If you are in the Military, 4704-23-100-022 4704-23-100-021 office at (248) 844-5123. This firm is purpose. If you are in the Military, please contact our office at the please contact our office at the 4704-23-100-026 4704-23-100-015 a debt collector attempting to collect number listed below. MORTGAGE a debt. Any information obtained will number listed below. MORTGAGE 4704-23-100-017 4704-23-100-014 SALE - Default has been made be used for this pur-pose. If you are in SALE - Default has been made in the conditions of a certain 4704-23-100-018 4704-23-100-020 the Military, please contact our office at in the conditions of a certain the number listed below. MORTGAGE mortgage made by: Jason W 4704-23-100-025 4704-23-100-010 Sager, a married man to Mac-Clair mortgage made by: Valeria Brown, SALE - Default has been made in the a single woman to Mac-Clair 4704-23-100-027 4704-23-100-011 conditions of a certain mortgage made Mortgage Corporation, Mortgagee, by: T&Z Properties, LLC by Tong Bin dated March 7, 2003 and recorded Mortgage Corporation, Mortgagee, 4704-23-100-019 4704-23-100-013 Zhang, member to Bayview Financial March 18, 2003 in Instrument dated April 4, 2000 and recorded 4704-23-100-028 4704-23-100-012 Trading Group, LP, Mortgagee, dated # 200303180042043 Genesee April 5, 2000 in Liber 4436 Page July 17, 2003 and recorded July 31, County Records, Michigan Said 542 Genesee County Records, 2003 in Instrument # 200307310103921 mortgage was assigned to: ABN Michigan. Said mortgage was (3) The Township plans to impose special assessments on the properties Genesee County Records, Michigan Said AMRO Mortgage Group Corr, by assigned to: CitiMortgage, Inc., located in the Special Assessment District to pay for the costs of the Project. mortgage was assigned through mesne assignment dated March 7, 2003 by assignment dated April 4, 2000 assignments to: Bay-view Loan Servicing, and recorded March 18, 2003 in and recorded April 5, 2000 in Liber (4) The plans and cost estimates for the proposed Project and the descrip- LLC, by assignment dated December Instrument # 200303180042044 on 22, 2011 and recorded January 9, 2012 4436, Page 550, on which mortgage tion of the District are now on file in the office of the Township Clerk for public which mortgage there is claimed to there is claimed to be due at the in Instrument # 201201090001006 on be due at the date hereof the sum inspection. Periodic redeterminations of the cost of the Project may be made, which mortgage there is claimed to date hereof the sum of Thirty-Eight of One Hundred Six Thousand Five be due at the date hereof the sum of Thousand Thirty-Two Dollars and and subsequent hearings shall not be required if such cost redeterminations do Hundred Ninety-One Dollars and Three Hundred One Thousand Three not increase the estimated cost of the Project by more than 10%. Any person Sixty-Five Cents ($106,591.65) Sixty-Three Cents ($38,032.63) Hundred Ninety-Nine Dollars and Ninety including interest 4.75% per annum. Cents ($301,399.90) including interest including interest 3.875% per objecting to the proposed Project or the proposed District must file his or her Under the power of sale contained 6.6% per annum. Under the power of annum. Under the power of sale objections in writing with the Township Clerk before the close of the February 7, in said mortgage and the statute sale contained in said mortgage and contained in said mortgage and 2012 public hearing or within such additional time (if any) as the Township Board the statute in such case made and the statute in such case made and in such case made and provided, provided, notice is hereby given that said provided, notice is hereby given that notice is hereby given that said may grant. mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of said mortgage will be foreclosed by mortgage will be foreclosed by a the mortgaged premises, or some part of a sale of the mortgaged premises, sale of the mortgaged premises, This notice is given by order of the Tyrone Township Board. them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of or some part of them, at public or some part of them, at public Genesee County at 10:00AM on February vendue, Circuit Court of Genesee vendue, Circuit Court of Genesee Dated: January 17, 2012 Keith L. Kremer 29, 2012 Said premises are situated in County at 10:00AM on February 15, County at 10:00AM on February 15, Township of Mt. Morris, Genesee County, 2012 Said premises are situated in Tyrone Township Clerk Michigan, and are described as: A parcel 2012. Said premises are situated City of Flushing, Genesee County, in City of Flint, Genesee County, of land in the Northwest one-quarter, Michigan, and are described as: Northwest one-quarter, Section 33, Town Michigan, and are described as: Lot APPENDIX I Lot(s) 26, Perry Heights, according 8 North, Range 6 East, described as 183, of Ray Meadows, according to follows: Beginning at a point on the North to the recorded Plat thereof, as recorded in liber 10 of Plats, the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Map of Special Assessment District line of Section 33 which is East 1155.0 feet Liber 7, Page 14, Genesee County from the Northwest corner of Section 33, Page 25 Commonly known as Records. Commonly known as thence East along said North line 175.0 309 Myrtle St, Flushing MI 48433 feet, thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes The redemption period shall be 6 1006 W Genesee, Flint MI 48504 East 350.00 feet, thence West 175.0 months from the date of such sale, The redemption period shall be 6 feet, thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes unless determined abandoned in months from the date of such sale, West 350.0 feet to the point of beginning. accordance with MCL 600.3241 unless determined abandoned in Commonly known as 4405 W. Pierson or MCL 600.3241a, in which case accordance with MCL 600.3241 Road, Flint MI 48504 The redemption the redemption period shall be 30 or MCL 600.3241a, in which case period shall be 6 months from the date of days from the date of such sale, or the redemption period shall be 30 such sale, unless determined abandoned upon the expiration of the notice in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL days from the date of such sale, or required by MCL 600.3241a(c), upon the expiration of the notice 600.3241a, in which case the redemption whichever is later. Dated: 1/15/2012 period shall be 30 days from the date of required by MCL 600.3241a(c), CitiMortgage, Inc successor by such sale, or upon the expiration of the whichever is later. Dated: 1/15/2012 merger to ABN AMRO Mortgage notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), CitiMortgage, Inc. Assignee of whichever is later. Dated: 1/29/2012 Group Inc, Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, As-signee Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844- 844-5123 Our File No: 11-53742 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 5123 Our File No: 11-49577 Ad #19801 Ad #19075 01/15, 01/22, 01/29, 11-53898 Ad #19087 01/15, 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12, 02/19/2012 02/05/2012 01/29, 02/05/2012 20A Sunday, January 29, 2012 TIMES CLASSIFIEDS www.tctimes.com

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FORECLOSURE NOTICE This firm NOTICE This firm is a debt collector NOTICE This firm is a debt collector is a debt collector attempting to collect attempting to collect a debt. Any attempting to collect a debt. Any a debt. Any information obtained will information obtained will be used for information obtained will be used for this purpose. If you are in the Military, this purpose. If you are in the Military, servicedirectory be used for this purpose. If you are in please contact our office at the number please contact our office at the number the Military, please contact our office at listed below. Notwithstanding, if the debt listed below. Notwithstanding, if the debt the number listed below. MORTGAGE secured by this property was discharged secured by this property was discharged SALE - Default has been made in the in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy proceeding, in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy proceeding, conditions of a certain mortgage made this notice is NOT an attempt to collect that this notice is NOT an attempt to collect that Adult Care Excavating Shipping by: Blondean Ayers, a married woman debt. You are presently in default under debt. You are presently in default under your Mortgage Security Agreement, your Mortgage Security Agreement, to American Financial Mortgage and the Mortgage Holder may be and the Mortgage Holder may be check us out on Corp. Affiliate of North Country Bank contemplating the commencement of contemplating the commencement of The & Trust, Mortgagee, dated March foreclosure proceedings under the terms foreclosure proceedings under the terms EXPERIENCED Newman Bros. Market 16, 2001 and recorded April 3, 2001 of that Agreement and Michigan law. You of that Agreement and Michigan law. You HUSBAND and wife place UPS ™ in Instrument # 200104030034838 have no legal obligation to pay amounts have no legal obligation to pay amounts team would like to make EXCAVATING at Store Genesee County Records, Michigan due under the discharged note. A loan due under the discharged note. A loan tctimes.com modification may not serve to revive that modification may not serve to revive that your life easier. We will 248-634-9057 Said mortgage was assigned to: obligation. However, in the event you obligation. However, in the event you take your loved one to ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc., wish to explore options that may avert wish to explore options that may avert • Ponds • Roads Snow Plowing/ by assignment dated March 16, foreclosure, please contact our office at foreclosure, please contact our office at doctor appointments, Removal 2001 and recorded April 3, 2001 in the number listed below. Attention: The the number listed below. Attention: The do their shopping, light • Basements • Septics following notice shall apply only if the Instrument # 200104030034839 on following notice shall apply only if the meals, or just be their which mortgage there is claimed to be property encumbered by the mortgage property encumbered by the mortgage • Site Grading • Top Soil described below is claimed as a principal described below is claimed as a principal companion while you’re due at the date hereof the sum of Forty- residence exempt from tax under section • All Gravel Products residence exempt from tax under section away. Reasonable rates, Seven Thousand Seven Hundred 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 BARTLETT Forty-Three Dollars and Forty-Eight PA 206, MCL 211.7cc. Attention Anthony PA 206, MCL 211.7cc. Attention James impeccable references, In business since 1964 Cents ($47,743.48) including interest T Smith, regarding the property at 10030 H Webb, regarding the property at 1107 CPR certified. 810-735- 7.875% per annum. Under the power E Maple Ave Davison, MI 48423. The Rial Lake Dr Howell, MI 48843. The LAWN & SNOW of sale contained in said mortgage and following notice does not apply if you following notice does not apply if you 5910, 810-513-1646, have previously agreed to modify the the statute in such case made and have previously agreed to modify the 810-265-6814. mortgage loan under section 3205b. mortgage loan under section 3205b. provided, notice is hereby given that 3205a, 3205b and 3205c do not apply 3205a, 3205b and 3205c do not apply SNOW PLOWING said mortgage will be fore-closed by unless the terms of the modified mortgage unless the terms of the modified mortgage Fencing a sale of the mortgaged premises, or loan entered into were complied with for loan entered into were complied with for AND some part of them, at public vendue, one year after the date of the modification. one year after the date of the modification. Banking Circuit Court of Genesee County at You have the right to request a meeting You have the right to request a meeting with your mortgage holder or mortgage SALTING 10:00AM on February 15, 2012 Said with your mortgage holder or mortgage servicer. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. servicer. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. premises are situated in City of Flint, • MOWING & TRIMMING is the designee with authority to make is the designee with authority to make check us out on VINYL • WOOD • CHAIN LINK Genesee County, Michigan, and are agreements under MCL 600.3205b and agreements under MCL 600.3205b and • TREE TRIMMING de-scribed as: Lot 3 of Assessor’s Plat MCL 600.3205c, and can be contacted MCL 600.3205c, and can be contacted Market of Argonne and Chateau Subdivision, at: 811 South Blvd., Suite 100 Rochester at: 811 South Blvd., Suite 100 Rochester place • HAULING AVAILABLE Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123. You may according to the recorded Plat thereof, Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123. You may at • BRUSH HOGGING also contact a housing counselor. For also contact a housing counselor. For tctimes.com FENCES as recorded in Plat Liber 21, Page 12, more information, contact the Michigan more information, contact the Michigan Free on-site estimates All • CLEAN-UPS Genesee County Records Commonly State Housing Development Authority State Housing Development Authority known as 3326 Brownell Blvd, Flint MI (MSHDA) by visiting www.michigan. Employees (MSHDA) by visiting www.michigan. Building/ and consultation are local • FERTILIZATION 48504 The redemption period shall gov/mshda or calling (866) 946-7432. If gov/mshda or calling (866) 946-7432. If residents! be 6 months from the date of such you request a meeting with Potestivo & you request a meeting with Potestivo & Remodeling 33 Years Experience Associates, P.C. within 14 days after the sale, unless determined abandoned Associates, P.C. within 14 days after the notice required under MCL 600.3205a(1) FREE ESTIMATES, FULLY INSURED in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or notice required under MCL 600.3205a(1) is mailed, then foreclosure proceedings is mailed, then foreclosure proceedings Commercial & Residential Properties MCL 600.3241a, in which case the will not commence until at least 90 days will not commence until at least 90 days Home Repair redemption period shall be 30 days after the date said notice was mailed. If after the date said notice was mailed. If Duane from the date of such sale, or upon an agreement to modify the mortgage an agreement to modify the mortgage & Improvement the expiration of the notice required by loan is reached and you abide by the loan is reached and you abide by the 810-275-4241 terms of the agreement, the mortgage LIC. & INS. • FREE ESTIMATES terms of the agreement, the mortgage 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later. will not be foreclosed. You have the right 810-735-4966 Dated: 1/15/2012 CitiMortgage, Inc will not be foreclosed. You have the right 810-735-7967 to contact an attorney and can obtain to contact an attorney and can obtain Call Successor by Merger to ABN AMRO contact information through the State Bar contact information through the State Bar Steve 810-250-1987 Mortgage Group, Inc, Assignee of of Michigan’s Lawyer Referral Service of Michigan’s Lawyer Referral Service Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & at (800) 968-0738. Dated: January 29, at (800) 968-0738. Dated: January 29, Stump Grinding Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. 2012. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 2012. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 Eagle Valley Builders LLC Handyman South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI 48307 48307 (248) 844-5123 information may (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 11-54095 48307 (248) 844-5123 information may REMODELING be faxed to (248)267-3004, Attention: be faxed to (248)267-3004, Attention: Get rid of those Ad #19090 01/15, 01/22, 01/29, Loss Mitigation Our File No: 12-56222 Loss Mitigation Our File No: 12-56363 Replacement Windows 02/05/2012 Ad #19733 01/29/2012 Ad #19776 01/29/2012 Roofing • Siding HANDYMAN Painting • Drywall UGLY STUMPS Flooring • Decks MIKE FORECLOSURE NOTICE In the event NOTICE This firm is a debt collector NOTICE This firm is a debt collector All types of home improvements this property is claimed as a principal attempting to collect a debt. Any attempting to collect a debt. Any Additions Licensed and residence exempt from tax under section information obtained will be used for information obtained will be used for No Job Too Small Insured Give me a call, I do it all! 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 this purpose. If you are in the Military, this purpose. If you are in the Military, 810-964-9559 PA 206, MCL .7cc please contact our please contact our office at the number please contact our office at the number 248-245-8642 office at (248) 844-5123. This firm is a listed below. Notwithstanding, if the debt listed below. Notwithstanding, if the debt debt collector attempting to collect a debt. STUMP GRINDING secured by this property was discharged secured by this property was discharged Any information obtained will be used for SERVICES this pur-pose. If you are in the Military, in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy proceeding, in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy proceeding, Hardwood please contact our office at the number this notice is NOT an attempt to collect that this notice is NOT an attempt to collect that D.E. Schultz Flooring listed below. MORTGAGE SALE - Default debt. You are presently in default under debt. You are presently in default under FENCED YARD has been made in the conditions of a your Mortgage Security Agreement, your Mortgage Security Agreement, Builder ACCESSIBILITY certain mortgage made by: Gary Hartley and the Mortgage Holder may be and the Mortgage Holder may be and Brenda Hartley, Husband and Wife contemplating the commencement of contemplating the commencement of to Interbay Funding, LLC, Mortgagee, foreclosure proceedings under the terms foreclosure proceedings under the terms Home renovations; MATTHEW A. SLEVA D&S STUMP dated November 6, 2006 and recorded of that Agreement and Michigan law. You of that Agreement and Michigan law. You November 20, 2006 in Instrument # have no legal obligation to pay amounts have no legal obligation to pay amounts specializing in kitchens, WOOD FLOORS, LLC GRINDING 200611200100425 Genesee County due under the discharged note. A loan due under the discharged note. A loan baths, and basement Since 1984 Records, Michigan Said mortgage was modification may not serve to revive that modification may not serve to revive that FREE ESTIMATES assigned to: Bayview Loan Servicing, obligation. However, in the event you obligation. However, in the event you remodeling LLC, by assignment dated March 7, 2007 - Installation - wish to explore options that may avert and recorded April 11, 2007in Instrument wish to explore options that may avert INSURED foreclosure, please contact our office at foreclosure, please contact our office at GUARANTEED - Finishing - # 200704110033466 on which mortgage (810) 730-7262 there is claimed to be due at the date the number listed below. Attention: The the number listed below. Attention: The Licensed & Insured - Resurfacing - hereof the sum of Two Hundred Twenty- following notice shall apply only if the following notice shall apply only if the (810) 629-9215 property encumbered by the mortgage property encumbered by the mortgage Three Thousand One Hundred Four FREE ESTIMATES - 99% Dust Free - Owner/Operator Dollars and Fifteen Cents ($223,104.15) described below is claimed as a principal described below is claimed as a principal DAN POYNER including interest 11.99% per annum. residence exempt from tax under section residence exempt from tax under section 750-9579 INSURED Under the power of sale contained in said 7cc of the general property tax act, 1893 7cc of the general property tax act, mortgage and the statute in such case PA 206, MCL 211.7cc. Attention Dante 1893 PA 206, MCL 211.7cc. Attention FREE ESTIMATES made and provided, notice is hereby given Roe, regarding the property at 4845 Evelyn J Zilinski, regarding the property that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a Pinehurst St Brighton, MI 48116. The at 13188 Pine Valley Dr Clio, MI 48420. 810-577-5198 Travel sale of the mortgaged premises, or some following notice does not apply if you The following notice does not apply if Camera Repair part of them, at public vendue, Circuit you have previously agreed to modify Court of Genesee County at 10:00AM have previously agreed to modify the the mortgage loan under section 3205b. on February 29, 2012 Said premises mortgage loan under section 3205b. check us out on are situated in City of Flint, Genesee 3205a, 3205b and 3205c do not apply 3205a, 3205b and 3205c do not apply check us out on Home County, Michigan, and are described as: unless the terms of the modified mortgage unless the terms of the modified mortgage Market Parcel 1: Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block G and loan entered into were complied with for loan entered into were complied with for Market Inventory place the Southerly 20 feet of Lot 13, Block D one year after the date of the modification. one year after the date of the modification. place at and the Southerly 20 feet of the Easterly You have the right to request a meeting You have the right to request a meeting at tctimes.com 44 feet of Lot 14, Block D of Smith & with your mortgage holder or mortgage with your mortgage holder or mortgage tctimes.com Turner’s Addition to the City of Flint, also servicer. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. servicer. Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Can you remember all your that portion of vacated Turner Street lying is the designee with authority to make is the designee with authority to make personal items in your home? Easterly of extended West line of said Lot agreements under MCL 600.3205b and agreements under MCL 600.3205b and Trees 4; according to the recorded plat thereof MCL 600.3205c, and can be contacted MCL 600.3205c, and can be contacted as recorded in Deed Volume 55, Page A Digital Inventory at: 811 South Blvd., Suite 100 Rochester at: 811 South Blvd., Suite 100 Rochester Cleaning 413, Genesee County Records. Parcel Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123. You may 2: All that part of Lot 14 lying Southerly of Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123. You may Documentation of your Grand Trunk Railroad R/W; also Lot 15 also contact a housing counselor. For also contact a housing counselor. For personal items will help with and the Northerly 15 feet of Lot 16, Block more information, contact the Michigan more information, contact the Michigan C; also all that part of Lots 9 and 10, Block State Housing Development Authority State Housing Development Authority insurance claims! FERGUSON TREE SERVICE (MSHDA) by visiting www.michigan. D, lying Southerly of Grand Trunk Railroad (MSHDA) by visiting www.michigan. Call Michigan Assets Protection • Tree Removal • Lot Clearing R/W also Lots 11 and 12; also Lots 13 and gov/mshda or calling (866) 946-7432. If gov/mshda or calling (866) 946-7432. If Cleaning for a FREE estimate • Trimming • Firewood 14 except the Southerly 20 feet, Block you request a meeting with Potestivo & you request a meeting with Potestivo & By Judy • Stump Removal • Insured D, Smith & Turner’s Addition to the City Associates, P.C. within 14 days after the Associates, P.C. within 14 days after the Dependable (810) of Flint, according to the plat thereof as notice required under MCL 600.3205a(1) notice required under MCL 600.3205a(1) 629.5402 810-714-2332 • 810-730-3627 recorded in Deed Volume 55, Page 413, is mailed, then foreclosure proceedings is mailed, then foreclosure proceedings 810-348-7524 www.miassets.com Genesee County Records. Commonly will not commence until at least 90 days will not commence until at least 90 days Residential • Commercial • Tri-County Area known as 119 Grand Traverse, Flint MI after the date said notice was mailed. If after the date said notice was mailed. If • Serving the Tri-County Area 48503 The redemption period shall be 6 an agreement to modify the mortgage an agreement to modify the mortgage • Bonded & Insured months from the date of such sale, unless loan is reached and you abide by the determined abandoned in accordance loan is reached and you abide by the Welding with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, terms of the agreement, the mortgage terms of the agreement, the mortgage in which case the redemption period shall will not be foreclosed. You have the right will not be foreclosed. You have the right be 30 days from the date of such sale, or to contact an attorney and can obtain to contact an attorney and can obtain Play upon the expiration of the notice required contact information through the State Bar contact information through the State Bar Insurance by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is of Michigan’s Lawyer Referral Service of Michigan’s Lawyer Referral Service Welding, Fabrication later. 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FENTON ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP HOLLY TOWNSHIP FENTON 300 E. South Holly Road 8244 Whitney Road 2118 Grange Hall Road 221 4th Street History buffs will love this home w/the charm Spacious 5 bedroom home Beautiful property! Remodeled Ranch with 3 Bedrooms, of the past. Large formal dining room w/wet bar is ready to move right in. Interesting farmhouse in need of work full bathroom, 1st floor laundry, adjoining, sitting room, living & family rooms, Family room, dining room, but good potential! Lots of room 2422 sq. ft., unfinished walkout basement with 1st floor bedroom, original front double doors, slate 2 full bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas log fireplace, Daylight windows on corner lot. fireplace w/original fender, 3-4 bedroom, 1.5 baths, 1st floor laundry and 1725 sq. ft. covered porch, four season heated room and New Kitchen, bathroom, windows, 2863 sq. ft., screened-in sunroom, beautiful wide- Numerous updates including new boiler, 2 barns. Possible mother-in-law quarters floor covering, paint and driveway. plank hardwood flooring under carpeting, oversized well pump, paint and carpet. with separate entrance. This is a Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 car garage w/new roof & shingles. Wonderful old- Enjoy peaceful setting Fenced, could be horse farm. Good location with and Buyer must qualify and word charm w/many of the original amenities. but close to amenities. easy access to I-75 and US-23. Great opportunity! participate in 8 hour class. $119,900 $104,900 $79,000 $65,000 Call Deb Wargo/Arlene Chumley 810-569-1444 Call Lisa Ciaravino 810-845-7261 Call Shelia Rhoades 810-348-7357 Call Kelli Bowlby 81-240-8522

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FENTON TOWNSHIP HOLLY TOWNSHIP FENTON FLINT 13406 Enid 861 Deer Valley Road 302 S. Leroy Street 420 Greenfield Avenue 60 feet on LAKE FENTON. Beautiful, well-maintained three bedroom home Downtown Fenton opportunity! Check out this doll house Ideal lakefront home for entertaining. built in 2004. Enjoy the scenic woods and ponds Spacious commercial building. located close to Mott College. 2 Story 3 bedroom home completely updated from the large composition deck. Hardwood 1 unit is Leased. Large Spacious rooms, built-in china closets, throughout, Granite kitchen open to floors in kitchen and dining room, den/study, gas Remainder available for office, retail, French doors leading to family/sunroom, Great Room overlooking panoramic views of lake, log fireplace in Great room, 2.5 baths, 1st floor plus warehouse in rear with 8 foot and private office, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, breakfast room, bedroom on main floor, central air, laundry, lots of windows, 2087 sq. ft, lower level 12 foot garage doors, 4052 sq. ft. 1st floor laundry, central air, 3 baths, 2857 sq. ft., waterfront gazebo, walkout unfinished with 9 ft. ceiling and rough of store/retail and 1908 sq. ft. 1566 sq. ft., controlled patio awning, in-ground sprinkler, extra lot across the street plumbed, in-ground sprinkler, sidewalks and deck. for warehouse/storage, 2 car garage and large beautiful fenced has two 2-car garages, newer deck, Great neighborhood, close to Holly Academy, 3 bathrooms, each unit backyard for children and pets. landscape and roof. freeways, hospitals, and shopping. Priced to sell. has its own furnace. Very sharp, easy to move in. $700,000 $149,900 $224,900 $59,000 Call Arlene Chumley 810-265-6500 Call Margie Henwood 810-397-1295 Call Frank Cramer 810-869-5701 Call Gail Lendvoyi 810-577-9901

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Updated flooring and interior paint. 2340 sq. ft. + 896 sq. ft. in lower level walkout 1.5 bathrooms, 1900 sq. ft. & full basement. Need more space? Finishing lower level walkout Not a short sale. Very nicely maintained with a that could be in-law-apartment. This is a great home for single couple that loves the with 9 feet ceiling and plumbed for bath beautiful view from private screened porch. 2 car detached garage with workshop. historical style. It is one of a kind at a great price. could add up to 900 sq. ft. Open floor plan — move-in ready. $239,000 $84,000 $119,900 $62,000 Call Frank Cramer 810-869-5701 Call Gail Lendvoyi 810-577-9901 Call Bob Cole 810-625-8229 Call Margie Henwood 810-397-1295 22A Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY TIMES www.tctimes.com the small amount of money I do get is be- HOT LINE CONTINUED ing taxed, leaving me with only about $50 AS A FATHER of 4-year-old twins, I was per month. Thanks a lot. glad to see a guilty verdict come back nnn in the Brandon Hayes trial. I tell my kids THIS IS THE bacon guy. Remember the every day that Daddy’s only job is to take days of the Soviet Union when people care of them. I trust that Brandon will learn would stand in line just for bread? The some new respect while in prison. people were controlled. They took away nnn the very things they needed. Interestingly DEMOCRATS WHO ARE Catholic have enough, the vodka flowed like water, alco- a choice to make in November. Health holism was a big problem. I’ll be back. insurance must include birth control to nnn young women, which flies in the face of BETWEEN 1980 AND 2009, national debt this religion. You either have conviction or went from $500 billion to $12 trillion during you are looking for the line for food stamps the administrations of Reagan and the two or just a free handout. Bushes. It also rose under Clinton, but he nnn reduced the deficit to zero, balanced the PRESIDENT OBAMA IS taking credit budget, and handed a $295 billion surplus to Are you missing for higher U.S. gas production and lower Bush. Now, Republicans are trying to blame imports, angering industry groups and the Democrats for the debt. How crazy is that? Republican party that say he is working nnn against domestic energy. Case in point, he STILL, NO TAX breaks for the middle refuses to sign the Keystone Pipeline from class, and the top 2 percent still have a loved one? Canada to the Texas gulf. their loopholes. Thank you, Republican nnn congressmen. THANK YOU FOR exposing the push for nnn Smart Meters in Michigan. Those who FOR ST. JOHN’S Church: I want to let GRIEF SUPPORT MEETINGS want to be informed on this giant inva- them know that they are doing a wonderful sion of privacy can learn more at www. job helping people. Every time you call St. Every first Wednesday stopsmartmeters.org. 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WEYI services all of mid Michigan, at a chilly 4 a.m. at Frankenmuth Ice Fest, which includes Fenton, areas of the thumb, to highlight sculptors working on designs Saginaw and Lansing. of ice and snow. Noble, 25, is most often Producing the show is a mere five people out in the field reporting and has spent most in studio and two out in the field. of her career in southern states. The cold On Thursday, the guests included John is still something she is getting used to. “I Zhender for Zhender’s in Frankenmuth, a probably don’t fare as well as the people representative from “Pure Michigan,” the I’m with,” she said. “They may have on Flint Children’s Museum and American two jackets, I may have six.” Legion. They also cut to Noble and her Thursday went smoothly for the pair, photographer Brett Dickie for live shots of with only a few technical problems that artists working on ice sculptures in down- TRI-COUNTY TIMES | TIM JAGIELO required work-arounds like a rubber band town Frankenmuth. Anchor/reporter Elizabeth MacFarland, of Davison, does the majority of producing on her microphone. The dizzying amount of activity barely the morning show on WEYI NBC 25. She talks on air, and then moves to the control While they hang out in Frankenmuth, the ruffles the young but seasoned team that room to make changes to the program. keeps the show going. Van De program in Clio rolls on and Noble reports Winkle said each person on “It’s chaos, MacFarland or Van De Winkle of a never ending cycle,” said Television live at least four times. She spends her time in between using social media. the skeleton crew is respon- but we call it produced. Productionist Rob Zielesch, 28, of Holly. sible for around seven tasks “We roll with the punches,” Zielesch guides the flow of the show, When they finish, Dickie will lower the at once. Nowhere in sight are organized chaos.” said MacFarland, a Davison via an automated system that controls the microwave transmitter mast on top of the producers with headsets and Kathy Reynolds High School and Central microphones and cameras out in the stu- live truck and pack up their equipment. clip boards, or even make-up News Director, Michigan University gradu- dio, which he programs. All audio, video, Most of the team’s work is done by noon, and hair artists. “We all have WEYI NBC 25 ate. “If something doesn’t graphics and live feed flow past his many which wraps up planning for the next day. to work together,” said Van work out, it’s going to be fine.” monitors and control boards. While the an- As a whole, the TV news format is chang- De Winkle, 24. “It’s just exhausting at the Feick sees himself as the team member chors and reporters are on air, Zielesch tells ing to accommodate the needs of viewers and end of the day.” most familiar with the market and a guiding them what’s coming and directs them to shrinking advertising. “We have to be differ- Van De Winkle rattled off a list of her force to the younger news team. “They keep talk longer if they are “light” on content, or ent if we are going to succeed,” said Feick. responsibilities: she does forecasts, creates me in line too,” he said. tells them to speed it up if they are “heavy,” “I honestly feel as long as there are people graphics, produces the news ticker, updates The studio is located in Clio and is almost meaning they have too much. who live in communities, most people are the website, writes scripts, puts in graphics always busy with activity, even at night. Camera operator Mike McManaman going to care about what’s happening in in the lower third of the screen, monitors Preparation for the morning’s show begins was in the studio on Thursday, running the their communities,” said Zielesch. “Local Facebook during the show, sets up micro- after the preceding morning show. “It’s kind one free camera for tighter detail shots and news is here to stay.” phones for guests, sets up the next camera shot by moving chairs, does her own hair and makeup, close captioning, radio cut-ins and live cut-ins during the Today Show every 15 minutes. Newcomer During cut-ins, she makes calls for future guests. “We’re constantly booking guests,” she said. Van De Winkle also has to upload segments to YouTube and start producing the next day’s show. “I have about 1,000 percent more responsibility now,” she said. The rest of the group has an equally heavy list of tasks. 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www.tctimes.com TRI-COUNTY Grief Support Paw’s Meetings Corner Hosted by Sharp Funeral Homes in Dog hates conjunction with Genesys Hospice. bathtub Section Every first Wednesday of the month 1:30pm - 3:00pm • Fenton Chapel 7B LivingFeatures • News • Business Come B join us SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2012 Wed. Feb. 1st 1-877-53-SHARP What’s the most popular United States condiment u shire sauce, picante Hint: It’s not ketchup sauce and horseradish By Sally Rummel are just? a few examples [email protected]; 810-629-8282 of the condiment market If you have kids or grandkids that that is valued at $5.6 bil- put ketchup on everything, you might lion in the U.S., according be surprised to to Bloomberg Businessweek. Summary learn that salsa It’s the second largest in specialty Top 10 Salsa is outselling has “kicked it up a foods behind that of cheese, expected ketchup as America’s notch” to become to grow to $7 billion by 2015. CONDIMENTS favorite condiment, but America’s favor- John Koegel, president ketchup, mustard and 1. Salsa, picante, taco or mayo are still the most ite condiment. of Koegel Meats in Flint, hot sauce popular, traditional Salsa’s popu- defines a condiment as any- We don’t toppings for burgers larity as a topping thing that is above and be- put ketchup on 2. Ketchup and hot dogs. for just about ev- yond the frankfurter and ‘‘ 3. Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip ery food category bun. He says that mustard anything here, 4. Mustard from eggs to potatoes is likely to continue “is right up there,” when it unless someone to increase as the Hispanic population comes to its popularity on 5. Ranch or other salad asks for it. grows in the U.S., as well as the fact Michigan’s favorite home- dressings that more people are viewing salsa as a town hot dogs, while ketchup Steve Wittenkeller The French Laundry 6. Barbecue Sauce healthier alternative to other condiments is most frequently requested ’’ 7. Steak Sauce and dressings. by younger kids and teens, When it comes to putting condiments whose taste buds haven’t grown into 8. Cocktail Sauce on hamburgers and hot dogs, however, mustard yet. 9. Horseradish Sauce the more traditional toppings are king. The popularity of condiments is as 10. Tartar Sauce Salt and pepper, ketchup and mustard, much about the region of the U.S. as it chili sauce, Tabasco sauce, Worcester- See CONDIMENTS on 2B

uIt all starts with the mustard seed Today, commercial mustard seed comes from just three spe- EVOLUTION cies of brassica — white, brown, and black — but the seeds OF By Sally Rummel • [email protected]; 810-629-8282 of mustard plants, both wild and cultivated, have been used Whether you’re squirting French’s yellow mustard from a for thousands of years to season foods. MUSTARD large squeeze bottle onto your hot dog, or marinating a salmon Records exist of mustard’s cultivation as early as 5000- filet with ground mustard as one of the ingredients, mustard 4000 BC, and mustard seeds have been found in Egypt’s great seeds are the common ingredient. pyramids. Its popularity and its avoidance at times comes from Mustard is a plant, a member of the brassica genus of its sharp, bright heat, an element that can be released simply the cruciferae family, so named for flowers, which carry four petals in a by chewing the raw seed. Summary cross-like configuration. It blooms in This sensation is the result of a chemical reaction that takes All of mustard’s the early spring, with its bright yellow place when the outer husk of the mustard seed is shattered myriad of variations and its cellular structure is broken. With white mustard, the still stem from one flowers signaling the new season. common ingredient - A mustard plant produces thousands burning sensation is felt only on the tongue. With brown and the mustard seed. of seeds grouped together in pods. See MUSTARD on 8B Your Home Newer 1600 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, energy % efficient, complete drywall home. 7FIXED Offers: Stone fireplace, 4 piece appliance pkg, “brick” skirting, and shed. FINANCING FENTON • CLARKSTON Home payment as low as DAVISON • LAPEER Call (877) 242-8300 $ 82 www.Adv-llc.com per month COMMUNITY Offers are subject to credit approval, 330 CONNECT security deposit and first month’s rent due at signing. 2B Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY LIVING www.tctimes.com CONDIMENTS Continued from Page 1B MIRACLE WHIP is about the condiment itself. In many restaurants in Utah and Idaho, fry sauce VS. MAYONNAISE reigns supreme — a mixture of ketchup Ever since Kraft Miracle Whip and mayonnaise that may include other made its debut in 1933 at the ingredients like spices, mustard and/or Chicago World’s Fair, it has been pickle juice. It’s so popular in that part labeled a “dressing” rather than a of the country that it’s actually sold in mayonnaise. Although it looks like grocery stores. mayo, it actually isn’t. Here’s why. In New England, maple syrup is one The U.S. Food and Drug Ad- of the most popular condiments for just ministration requires that anything about any food. In the Deep South, it’s labeled “mayonnaise” contain a barbecue sauce. In New Orleans, it’s minimum of 65 percent vegetable Tabasco pepper vinegar or hot sauce. oil by weight. Although Kraft Mayonnaise is the most popular con- keeps Miracle Whip’s exact oil diment on hamburgers sold at all Halo content a secret, the company Burger locations, including the one in confirms that it is too low to meet Fenton. “We’re proud to use Hellman’s the mayo standard. mayonnaise,” said Jeff Bedolla, vice What makes it different? While president of operations for Dortch Enter- it contains mayo’s key ingredi- prises, which owns Halo Burger. “That’s ents — egg, soybean oil, vinegar, why our mayo is such a popular topping. water — Miracle Whip sets itself Our second most popular burger condi- apart with a sweet, spicy flavor ment is olives.” that some folks prefer. First intro- Ranch dressing, a combination of duced during the Depression, its buttermilk, sour cream, yogurt, minced cheaper price made it attractive onion and garlic powder, has made its to people who couldn’t afford the way from salads to just about any food more expensive mayo. Now mayo that needs a dipping sauce or topping. It and Miracle Whip are priced just overtook Italian dressing as the best sell- about the same per ounce. At ing dressing in the U.S. in 1992. any price, Miracle Whip still has Many diners use ranch dressing as a legions of devotees: According stand-in for mayo, or as a basis for many to Kraft, it’s currently among the other condiment concoctions. One young grocery industry’s 20 top-selling enterprising cook has developed her own brands. creation of “Ranch-Up,” a tasty combina- tion of ranch dressing and ketchup. “Our ketchup and mustard bottles are who request it at The French Laundry set on each table for diners to use them- in Fenton, but it’s not used very often, selves,” said Rocky Dedivanaj, manager according to general manager Steve of Mega Coney Island in Fenton. “We Wittenkeller. probably sell 20 times more ketchup Their typical customers usually ask than we do anything else.” He estimates for The French Laundry’s unique brand that burgers’ most popular toppings are of honey mustard, which offers a hint ketchup, mayo and mustard, while hot of horseradish, or aioli — a garlic-style dogs’ favorite condiments are mustard mayonnaise made of lemon, eggs, garlic, and onion, “not too much ketchup,” he and olive oil. “We don’t put ketchup on added. anything here, unless someone asks for Ketchup is also available for diners it,” said Wittenkeller. 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When the heart activities, get a pair for each one. thyroid, the gland that regulates temperature Red flag: loses the ability to pump enough blood to and metabolism. the extremities because of arteriosclerosis, PITTED TOENAILS  Choose the wrong athletic shoes the body has to prioritize its use. and you could end up lying on the couch WHAT TO DO: Insulating layers of natural WHAT IT MEANS: In up to half of all people nursing shin splints or aching heels materials work best for warmth. (Think wool with psoriasis, the skin disease also shows up in the instead of enjoying a brisk walk or run. WHAT TO DO: Treating the underlying socks and lined boots). nail as many little holes, which can be deep or shal- vascular issues can improve circulation. Toe low. More than three-fourths of those with psoriatic  Know your foot. Sure, we’ve all got hair seldom returns, but nobody complains arthritis, a related disorder that affects the joints 10 toes and two heels, but beyond that, much. Red flag: as well as the skin, also have pocked, pitted nails. feet come in a variety of shapes -- and A SUDDENLY ENLARGED, knowing your foot’s particular quirks WHAT TO DO: A variety of medications can is key to selecting the right pair Red flag: SCARY-LOOKING BIG TOE treat both psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis and can of shoes. TOES THAT TURN WHAT IT MEANS: Probably gout. Yes, that restore the nail bed surface in many cases. old-fashioned-sounding disease is still very  Bring your own socks PATRIOTIC COLORS much around — and you don’t have to be over -- the ones you wear while run- WHAT IT MEANS: In cold weather, Rayn- 65 to get it. Gout is a form of arthritis (also called Red flag: ning or walking. If you wear aud’s disease (or Raynaud’s phenomenon) “gouty arthritis”) that’s usually caused by too THICK, YELLOW, DOWNRIGHT orthotics, bring those, causes the extremities to first go white, much uric acid, a natural substance. The built-up too. Shoes need to fit then turn blue, and finally appear red before uric acid forms needlelike crystals, especially UGLY TOENAILS with the orthotic inside. returning to a natural hue. For reasons not at low body temperatures. And the coolest part WHAT IT MEANS: A fungal infection is running well understood, the blood vessels in these of the body, farthest from the heart, happens to rampant below the surface of the nail. Onychomy-  Don’t believe in breaking in. Run- areas vasospasm, or overreact, causing the be the big toe. cosis can persist painlessly for years. By the time ning and walking shoes should feel tricolor show. it’s visibly unattractive, the infection is advanced comfortable right away. WHAT TO DO: See a doctor about controlling and can spread to all toenails and even fingernails. WHAT TO DO: See a doctor about medi- the causes of gout through diet or medication. A  There should Use the rule of thumb. cations that can widen blood vessels, which foot specialist can help relieve pain and preserve WHAT TO DO: See a foot specialist or your be about 3/8-1/2 inch between the front reduces the severity of attacks. regular physician for care and treatment. of your big toe and the end of the shoe function. -- about a thumb’s width. The heel should fit relatively tightly Before your next pedicure check out these safety tips  Understand the bells and whistles. Some models of running shoes look bet- • Don’t shave your legs. The openings in the skin can allow ria and fungus to enter. ter suited to a space mission than a run Centers for Disease Control bacteria and fungus to enter. • Be sure your feet are in the park, but some of those groovy- and Prevention and Environ- • Once you’re inside, take a smoothed properly. A standard looking features actually serve a pur- mental Protection Agency warn look around. Do the surfaces pedicure usually includes re- pose. Clear inserts, filled with gel, Freon, against shaving, using hair and water where clients put moval of dead skin on the feet, or air, provide extra shock absorption, as removal creams, or waxing their feet appear sanitary? If but this should be done with do those springy-looking things. your legs and feet during the they look dirty, find another a pumice stone or foot file, 24 hours before getting a pedi- place to get a pedicure. not a razor-type tool. If used  Don’t over- or underpay. Good-qual- cure. “Hair removal can cause • Don’t let the pedicure tech- incorrectly, a razor can eas- ity running and walking shoes are fairly cuts or subtle abrasions that nician cut your cuticles. When ily remove too much skin and pricey -- and usually worth it. “A $15-shoe you don’t even notice on your this protective barrier gets cut cause infection or permanent will not be as good as an $80 shoe.” feet,” says Dr. Kurtz. 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n Fenton High School “Our n My family is: parents, Mi- lunchroom, chelle and Phil Nimmo. I have because it’s outdated.” two brothers Eric and Phillip. PAYTON MAXHEI- MER, JUNIOR There’s is no “I think try, only do!” we’re set, we already have two What sports and leisure gyms.” DEREK activities do you enjoy? I’m JENKINS, on the ski team, I ride horses and SENIOR that’s about it. My dream car is: A blue Mustang because they’ve always been my ‘‘favorite. “I think we My all-time favorite movie is: need new ‘The Hangover,’ because it’s really comput- funny. ers, ours seem to be My earliest memory is: Going to outdated.” Disney World with my family. CODY If you could have one HOCEVAR, superpower, what would it JUNIOR be? I’d like to fly. Because then I wouldn’t get stuck driving behind people. I always: get my stuff done. “Our weight I never: try to exclude people. room is really small, If you could make one rule I think we everyone has to follow, should what would it be? That expand.” everyone had to respect each CHASE MARCOLA, other. SENIOR Is there an event in your life you would like a ‘do-over’ ‘Be yourself,’ because today I destination? I’d pick Ireland; it’s for? I would say showing at think a lot of people try to act like really pretty from what I’ve seen. “More mod- World with my horse, because it something they’re not. What are your plans after ern weight- was the best time of my life. What is an upcoming event you graduation? I’m going to Oregon training If you could travel back in time are looking forward to? State and majoring in zoology. Then equipment, because to witness one event, what Graduation, I’m just ready to move I’m going to dental school. I want to I think it would it be? Ancient Egypt, on. be an oral surgeon but biology also would because it has always interested Front row seats and backstage interests me. improve our me. passes. Who are you My parting advice for a better athletics” If you had to walk through BRENDAN seeing? Kid Cudi, because I really world is: Always work your KRUZAN, downtown all day wearing like his music. hardest because you’ve got nothing SENIOR a sign, what would it say? What is your dream travel to lose. We Need Homes Hi, I’m Hershey We have ORANGE CATS! Hershey is 1 of 7 Husky/Lab blend pups 1 of 8 brothers, or 2 with 1 eye. We who need families. They are a lot of have so many orange cats to adopt, it laughs and a big commitment might be hard to decide!

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TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SALLY RUMMEL Matt Letten, owner of Snap Fitness in Linden, has taken over the ownership of Snap Fitness in Holly, offering the same full-service amenities as the Linden gym. Linden Snap Fitness owner purchases Holly location By Sally Rummel the Holly location. Members have access [email protected]; 810-629-8282 not only to their home Snap Fitness gym, Matt Letten, owner of Snap Fitness in but also to over a thousand locations Linden, has a new Snap Fitness location worldwide. under his ownership. He took over Snap Personal training is one of the most Fitness of Holly on Jan. 1, making his important fitness components at Snap own resolution to get to know all the Fitness, which provides a free session for members at his new gym. new members. “Our clients have really “I want to get to know everyone per- latched onto this,” said Letten. “They’re sonally, so that we as a staff seeing better results when • Certified, Licensed can make sure that you’re they utilize an individualized getting the results that you Summary workout designed for them want out of your fitness and Mechanics Snap Fitness of and learn the correct form for nutrition program,” said Holly is now owned each exercise. Many clients Letten. by Matt Letten, continue their personal training • Windshield Located at 15213 North owner of Snap during the course of their mem- Holly Rd., Snap Fitness of Fitness in Linden, bership, either in small groups Holly has been open for as of Jan. 1. The or on an individual basis. Replacements Holly location has three years and is now of- been open for “People today are shopping fering a Grand-Reopening three years. around for the best gym or • Glass Installation special with free enrollment. fitness program to suit their A member who signs up now needs,” added Letten. “We will get the rest of their sign- don’t try to be everything to everybody. • Pick Up & Delivery up month free, according to Letten. There We offer a more personal program in a are no binding contracts and memberships fitness community where we respond to • Foreign Or Domestic can be put on hold when necessary. your workout needs and goals. People A full-service 24-hour gym and health are busier now than ever before, and club, Snap Fitness is dedicated to help- they need to know they can get the re- ing each member get results. Letten is sults they’re looking for with just three WE WORK WITH ALL proud to offer quality Matrix fitness workouts a week at Snap Fitness.” MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANIES equipment, including cardio, strength For more information, call Snap Fit- training machines and free weights at ness of Holly at (248) 634-2000. Since 1949 Need a New Roof? Call today for the Free Estimates 3075 GRANGE HALL RD. 1802 S. SAGINAW ST. Tear-Offs BEST PRICE HOLLY, MI FLINT, MI Re-Roof of the Guaranteed quality all year round. SEASON! 248-634-7971 810-235-4827

Charles Nelson License #2101140011 810-732-7999 6B Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY LIVING www.tctimes.com Bruce G. Lois A. Etta Marie Ella Fay (Floyd) Virginia D. Obituaries, Clark Fox Miner Welton Langley 1936-2012 1930-2012 1914-2012 1923-2012 1925-2012 Funeral Bruce G. Clark – age 75, Lois A. Fox - age 82, of Etta Marie Miner - age 97, Ella Fay (Floyd) Welton – of Virginia D. Langley - age died peacefully Janu- Fenton, died suddenly of Ann Arbor, formerly of Brighton, formerly of Fen- 86, of Holly, left this earth and ary 24, Janu- Fenton, died Wednesday, ton, age peace- Services 2012, at ary 23, January 25, 2012 at Arbor 88, died fully on Genesys 2012. Hospice in Ann Arbor. Monday, January Memoriums Hospice Beloved Mrs. Miner was born June January 20, 2012 Care mother 3, 1914 in Fenton the 23, 2012 sur- Center in of Nora daughter of George sur- rounded Dorcas A. Jones, Go- Fox, and Lydia (Treubrodt) rounded by her Dorcas A. Jones - age 57, odrich. Marcia Green. She was a 1932 by loving died January 23, 2012. He is the Friess graduate of Fenton High family at family. Share memories at www. beloved and School and a 1937 gradu- Emeritus Virginia temrowskifamilyfuneralhome. husband of the late Harriet David Fox; 15 grandchil- ate of Albion College. of Brighton. Funeral was born on August com. E. Clark. Surviving are dren; 12 great-grandchil- She married Leo B. Miner service will be held at 11 28, 1925 in Batesville, his children, Vivian (Gary) dren. Lois was preceded on May 24, 1941 and he AM Saturday, January Arkansas the daughter of Temrowski Churchill, Bonnie Clark in death by her husband preceded her in death 28, 2012 at the Swartz the late Walter and Edna Family Funeral Home & Funeral Home, 1225 West Cremation Services and Raymond (Kathy) Delbert, her son Jeff on October 16, 2002. (White) Hayes. She is sur- T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 Clark; grandchildren, Kim Fox, her daughter Leslie Mrs. Miner has resided Hill Road, Pastor Sarah vived by her husband of Robbins, James Delaney Ann Fox, grandson John in Ann Arbor since 1992 LaRose-Nettell officiating. 65 years, David Langley; and Bruce Clark; great- Sandborn and grandson coming from Fenton. She Burial in Evergreen Cem- sons Larry Joe (Terrilee) Joseph Malencia, grandchildren, Brooke Jarrod Friess. A memo- was a member of First etery, next to her beloved Langley, Jerry Lee Langley Joseph Malencia - age and Paige Robbins; and rial gathering will be held Presbyterian Church of husband of 61 years, the and Steven Wayne (Teri) 55, died January 25, 2012. many nieces, nephews, on Saturday, February Fenton, a life member former Lee Welton, who Langley; grandchildren Share memories at www. and friends. Mr. Clark 4, 2012 from 12-2 PM of the Bayview Club and preceded her in death in Matthew (Kelli) Langley, temrowskifamilyfuneralhome. retired from the City of at Temrowski Family a member of the Delta 2004. Visitation was held Nathaniel Langley, Kyle com. Warren Fire Department Funeral Home, 500 Main Gamma Sorority. Surviv- 1-8 PM Friday and also (Shelly) Thompson, Kory after 25 years of service. St., Fenton. Lois will be ing are: daughter, Jana will be held 9 AM Saturday (Christine) Thompson, He was very active at the remembered as having Lee (Ed) Hood of Ann until the time of the service Anthony (Mary) Langley, at the funeral home. Mrs. TemrowskiFamily Funeral Home & Loose Senior Center in a great sense of humor Arbor; son, Jim (Linda) Jason Langley, Thomas Cremation Services Linden and the Shiawas- and being a wonderful Miner of Saline; four Welton was born in Salem, Langley and Sharr T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 see Shores Retirement mother and grandmother. grandchildren, Julie Arkansas on November 17, Langley; great-grand- Community in Linden. He Donations may be made Marie Hood of Chicago, 1923. She was a long time children Jake Russell, enjoyed golfing, bowling, to Lois’ family C/O Nora Jim Hood of Ann Arbor, resident of Flint and Fenton Jordan Langley, Alexan- David P. Forshey, playing cards, especially Fox. Share memories at Andy (Elizabeth) Hood of before moving to Brighton der Thompson and Tyler David P. Forshey - age 65, Euchre and Bridge. A me- www.temrowskifamilyfu- Ann Arbor, Mike (Angel) in November of 2011. Ellie- Thompson. Also survived died January 24, 2012. morial service will be held neralhome.com. Miner of Northville; four as she liked to be called, by a sister, Sue Hayes Share memories at www. Friday, February 3, 2012 great-grandchildren, Amy loved life and family and Kennin; and brothers Bill temrowskifamilyfuneralhome. at 6 PM at the Temrowski and Joey Ackerman, always looked forward to Hayes, Calvin Hayes and com. Temrowski Family Funeral Home, Family Funeral Home & Maddie and Abby Hood. family get togethers. She Alvin Hayes. Virginia was 500 Main Street, Fenton. Cremation Services At Mrs. Miners request graduated from Flint Cen- preceded in death by T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 tral High School and Flint Temrowski Friends may gather from the Rev. Dale C. Swihart, her daughter ‘baby girl’ Family Funeral Home & 1 PM until the time of his Jr. will officiate a private Cosmetology School. She Langley, a granddaughter Cremation Services worked several years as a T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 service. In lieu of flowers Stephen Schuman, family service. Those Ashley Langley, her father, donations may be made to desiring may make beautician in and around mother as well as several Stephen Schuman - age Flint. Ellie is survived by the Loose Senior Citizens 57, died January 23, memorial contributions brothers and sisters. She Steven Esker, Center, 707 N. Bridge to Arbor Hospice, 2336 her children, Dan (Mary was a member of the 2012. Services provided Jane) Welton of Brighton, Steven Esker - age 59, Street, Linden, MI, 48451 Oak Valley Drive, Ann Glen Oak Baptist Church by Sharp Funeral Homes. Dave (Debra) Welton of died January 20, 2012. or Linden United Method- Arbor, MI 48103. Arrange- in Clarkston, Mo and had www.sharpfuneralhomes. Fenton, Nancy Welton and Share memories at www. ist Church, 201 S. Bridge ments by Sharp Funeral volunteered for the Ameri- com. partner Maureen Whit- temrowskifamilyfuneralhome. Street, Linden, MI, 48451. Homes, Fenton Cha- can Heart Association. man of Westland, and com. Share memories at www. pel, 1000 W. Silver Lake She enjoyed ceramics and Sherry Moffitt and partner Rd., Fenton. Friends may temrowskifamilyfuneral- Kevin Hawkins of Fenton; gardening. In honor of share an online tribute home.com. grandchildren, Mike (Rita) her wishes, cremation has TemrowskiFamily Funeral Home & on the obituaries page of Welton of South Lyon, John taken place. A memorial Cremation Services www.sharpfuneralhomes. T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 Temrowski Welton of San Francisco, service will be held in the Family Funeral Home & Edwin Schmock Jr., com. spring of this year. Condo- Cremation Services Edwin Schmock Jr. - age Ashley Kingsbury of Fen- T500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533 ton, Christina Bommarito of lences may be shared with 69, died January 23, the family at www.hillfh.com. 2012. Services provided Westland, Matthew Moffitt Diane Haney, by Sharp Funeral Homes. of Fenton, Anthony Moffitt Carl Ortman, of Plymouth, Kyle Hawkins Diane Haney - age 60, Carl Ortman - age 88, www.sharpfuneralhomes. Rose Driver, of Fenton and Stephanie died January 27, 2012. died January 26, 2012. com. Austin Bates, Rose Driver - age 87, died Hawkins of Fenton; great- Services provided by Sharp Services provided by Sharp Austin Bates - age 75, January 24, 2012. Services grandchildren, Riley and Funeral Homes. www. Funeral Homes. www. died January 24, 2012. provided by Sharp Funeral Daniel Welton of South sharpfuneralhomes.com. sharpfuneralhomes.com. Services provided by Homes. www.sharpfuner- Sharp Funeral Homes. 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Amy • 1 t. coarse salt My kids love their mother dear- • 2-3 T. water ly, and she is a good mother. ANSWER KEY LOCATED IN THIS EDITION Even though I am seething with anger under PAUL G. DONOHUE, M.D. DIRECTIONS the surface, I do not want to do anything to hurt 1. In a large bowl, combine the flour and salt. Dump my children but I also do not like lying. I also To your out onto a clean surface into a mound and create a don’t want them to somehow blame me for the large well in the middle. Put the eggs and water into divorce if I don’t tell them the real reason. We the well. Using a fork, slowly start stirring the edges good health of the flour into the eggs. Continue to stir the flour have a lot of family in town that we see often and together with the eggs until a dough begins to form my wife and I work in the same field. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I haven’t seen an article about and you can gather it into a ball, using your hands My question is, what do I tell family, co-workers vaginal yeast infections. The doctor gave me an oral if necessary. and, most important, my children about why we antiyeast medicine for it and a cream to apply. In 2. After the dough is shaped into a ball, cut it into 4 are divorcing? addition, he gave me something to stop the itching. equal pieces. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest My wife certainly does not want to tell anyone It seemed worse after the treatment, so the doctor for one hour. that she is an adulterer, but that is not my concern. gave me five more days of the oral medicine. What 3. Working with each piece separately, roll out on a — Soon to Be Ex would you suggest if it comes back again? Could it floured surface until very thin. You want the dough be something I am eating or taking? -- N.F. to be as thin as possible, almost so that you can see DEAR EX: In the old days, the injured party could ANSWER: Candida is the name of the yeast responsible through it. Use additional flour and a bench scraper legally charge a cheating spouse with adultery. The for vaginal infections. Itching is a prominent sign. The to ensure the dough doesn’t stick to the surface. concept of “no-fault” divorce obscures the fact that vaginal lining also often is irritated and painful. Intercourse 4. Cut the dough into 1/4 inch strips. Using floured frequently there is fault. can be uncomfortable. White patches adhere to the hands, gather strips of pasta into a nest and let vaginal lining, and there may be a white discharge. Close rest for about 20 minutes to dry out. Cook in salted Given the absence of charging your wife or forcing to 75 percent of all women will experience at least one boiling water for 4-5 minutes. Serve as desired. her to wear the letter “A” in the town square, the only Candida infection during their life. It has nothing to do with Makes 4 servings. question you need to ask yourself -- and answer what you eat or take. honestly -- is, “What would be gained by telling Somewhere between 20 percent and 50 percent of people my wife cheated on me?” woman harbor this yeast in their vagina but don’t have By telling, you would attain the righteous position any symptoms of it. If these women are put on an anti- paw’s corner of being the victimized party. biotic for an unrelated infection, the vaginal bacteria that But assigning fault doesn’t really change anything, keep the population of Candida at small numbers die off. and this disclosure might devastate other people. Be- Without those good bacteria, the Candida yeasts repro- Dog hates ing the injured party isn’t very satisfying for very long. duce at a rapid rate and lead to symptoms. You do not owe it to your wife to protect her from You were put on a standard treatment for Candida. Those treatments are antiyeast medicines that come as bathtub her own behavior, nor do you owe anyone an expla- ointments, creams or vaginal suppositories. There are nation for what is essentially a private decision. many of them. The oral antiyeast fluconazole (Diflucan) is DEAR PAW’S CORNER: You can say, “We put up a good front, but we feel another approved treatment. My German shepherd, it’s best for both of us if we split.” Make sure your Recurrence of this infection is common and hard “Silky,” is 10 years old kids know that they are loved beyond measure, now to abolish. If it happens, longer treatment with vaginal and has developed and always. antiyeast medicines coupled with a weekly dose of oral hip dysplasia, which Don’t react out of anger. Take time to make the Diflucan for six months is a reasonable action. If that makes her pretty most ethical decision. fails, referral to a center that has the capability to check Candida’s sensitivity to antiyeast medication can end the uncomfortable. She DEAR AMY: I work at an airline ticket counter problem. Unproven but popular ways of attacking this avoids slippery floors infection include eating yogurt with live lactobacillus in it and have kiosks in front of me where people and she hates the tub, but I need to give her a to repopulate the vagina’s normal bacterial population. bath. Any way I can do this better to keep her check themselves in. Many times a passenger Another unproven approach is to treat the male partner. comfortable? — Jack T., Oklahoma City will simply start talking to me without any type of It hasn’t been shown that such an approach works, but DEAR JACK: There are a few ways to help Silky stay greeting. No “excuse me” or “hello.” some experts resort to it. This drives me crazy. Would someone do this comfortable while being bathed. First, try placing a Dr. Donohue regrets that he is unable to answer individual letters, but he will large, wet towel in the tub that she can stand on to gain to people in a grocery store, on the street? incorporate them in his column whenever possible. Readers may write him I have said many times in the past, “Good or request an order form of available health newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, traction. Lift her into the high-sided tub rather than make morning!” only to hear them repeat what they Orlando, FL 32853-6475. her jump in. Shepherds are large dogs, so if need be, said to me the first time. Yes, some passengers work with a second person and tandem lift her, with one then say, “I’m sorry, good morning,” or, “How are of you cradling under her chest and the other cradling delivered you?” Every once in a while I have been known to to you her midsection and then tucking the other arm between reply, “Are you speaking to me?” News daily her back legs and supporting her belly. What would you recommend in instances like A step-in shower is an even better option, if you have this? I think it’s very rude. one. Again, put down a wet towel so that she feels — The Last Straw secure standing or sitting. In warm weather, you could set up an inflatable kiddie DEAR LAST: I understand your frustration and I pool and fill it with warm water. This gives big dogs agree that speaking to someone without greeting enough room to sit or even lie down during their bath, her first is rude. and they can just walk into it over the low sides. If you make eye contact and interrupt by say- During the bath itself it’s important to work fast. Keep ing, “Hello. How are you?” this will often shock a Silky’s collar and leash on so you can hold her still as person into politeness. you wet her down (either with warm water scooped in But please remember that you have all the a cup or using a sprayer attachment), add soap (only power. People in airports are sometimes freaked- soap formulated for use on dogs), then rinse. Talk out, quivering blobs of lateness (or maybe that’s soothingly through the whole process. Once complete, just me). lift her out of the tub onto a nonslip rug and towel-dry her fur, then give her lots of praise and a treat. (Send questions via e-mail to [email protected] or by mail to Ask Amy, Chicago Tribune, TT500, 435 N. Michigan Ave., The Tri-County Times website is updated Chicago, IL 60611. Amy Dickinson’s memoir, “The Mighty Queens Send your question or comment to [email protected], or write daily bringing you fresh, new stories every day! to Paw’s Corner, c/o King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, of Freeville: A Mother, a Daughter and the Town that Raised Them” Orlando, FL 32853-6475. 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He can @ # www.mrappliance/greaterlivingstoncounty.com No $5 rate available. • No $5 TUES evening rate. be reached at [email protected]. SPORTS TICKER BOYS BASKETBALL Holly wrestling takes two steps closer toward league title Swartz Creek 69, Holly 51 By David Troppens dict against Holly. The Bronchos earned pinfall wins. Kyle Pepper per were all double-winners. Linden 66, Brandon 58 [email protected]; Montrose 62, Lake Fenton 43 also defeated Swartz Creek 67- won a 6-4 decision to secure the Holly (6-0, 19-4), who is Fenton, off day Holly varsity wrestling 12, keeping the inside track to a win. Trevor Hatfield and Andrew ranked sixth in the state at Divi- coach Don Pluta expect- GIRLS BASKETBALL Metro League title. Scott lost, but didn’t get pinned. sion 2, competed in the Macomb/ ed Ortonville Brandon’s The Bronchos, who are the de- “That was huge. They both Oakland duals on Saturday. Holly 50, Swartz Creek 49, OT squad to be improved. fending Metro League champions, wrestled well,” Pluta said of Hat- On Wednesday the Bronchos Linden 46, Brandon 31 Lake Fenton 48, Montrose 36 He was right. hado t wrestle without three-time field and Scott. host Fenton and Linden in the Fenton, off day Brandon gave state placer Anthony Gonzales due “Brandon is much improved final Metro duals of the season. the Bronchos MONDAY’S HOOPS to illness, but Holly was still able and we were without Anthony If the Bronchos sweep those two a great scare to sneak past Brandon. Gonzales. However, the kids meets, they’ll enter the Metro Boys Basketball Brandon at Fenton W e d n e s d a y Shawn Scott, Joel Schuermann, wrestled their hearts out.” League Meet needing to only fin- Linden at Swartz CreekG night, losing a Tyler Gibson, Mason Cleaver, Shawn Scott, Schuermann, ish in second place to earn at least Girls Basketball tight 39-35 ver- Jesse Torres and Zach Jones all Gibson, Cleaver, Torres and Pep- a co-league title. Fenton at Brandon Swartz Creek at Linden TUESDAY’S HOOPS Boys Basketball (Right) Holly’s Clio at Holly Mason Cleaver Girls Basketball Holly at Clio WEDNESDAY’S HOOPS Lake Fenton boys & girls at Flint Kearsley sports PAGE 9B SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 2012 Holly girls take OT to remain on top of Metro By David Troppens couplef o key threes.” [email protected] The Bronchos trailed most of Swartz Creek — Lauren the game, but took the lead for Maher wasn’t having a good the second time in the contest at shooting night. 39-37, just after Maher hit her At least not until the fourth second straight three-pointer quarter. with 1:25 left. The Bronchos The senior guard made two wentp u 40-37 after a converted three-pointers in the fourth quar- free y throw b Delaney Serra with ter and then made a key trey with 59.1 seconds left, but Creek got a 1:40 n left i overtime, leading the three-pointer by Gabby Deering TRI-COUNTY TIMES | DAVID TROPPENS Holly Bronchos to a 50-49 over- with one second left in regula- Lake Fenton’s John Berry (right) won time victory against the Swartz tion, forcing overtime at 41-all. two matches during Wednesday’s Creek Dragons at Swartz Creek In the extra session Deering GAC dual meet. Friday night. scored a hoop, giving Creek a The win keeps Holly (9-1, 11- 43-41 lead, but the Bronchos LF wrestlers earn 2)n i a tie for first place with the scored the game’s next six defending Metro League cham- points. Two came on converted GAC meet sweep pions, the Clio Mustangs, with free throws by Serra, the next By Al Zipsie six conference games remaining. threen o Maher’s three-pointer [email protected]; 810-433-6789 The two teams collide at Clio offn a assist from Brooke Hart- Lake Fenton — A wrestling move Tuesdayt a 7 p.m. hun, and the final one on a Serra was up for naming rights Wednesday “I was really off in the first half, free throw. Holly led 47-43 with for whomever turned the move into a but the team told me to keep on 1:05 left. However, Creek’s pinfall first. shooting,” Maher said. “We have Lauren Adas made two three- That move is now known as the playso s t get u open, so they kind pointersn i a matter of 32 sec- “Melick.” of e helped m out with that one. onds, cutting the gap to 50-49. Lake Fenton’s Todd Melick (125) It was really nerve-wracking. Creek actually had a chance to and John Barry (130) were working a o “It’s s exciting (being in the tier o win the game on a last pos- new move before Wednesday’s meet. league race). It shows we have session but the final three-point Coach Vance Corcoran said whoever to practice and work really hard. shot was way off, earning Holly completed it first would get it named It’so s exciting to be able to be in the win. after them. Both completed the move this position.” Allyssa Copley led the Bron- for falls in the second dual. But, Melick “Lauren made stepped up and chos during the first three quar- did it first, so he won the honors. made some big shots,” Holly ters 6 with 1 points, while Maher The Lake Fenton wrestling team was coach David Hall said. “Allyssa finished with 15 points, 11 of the ultimate winner on Wednesday, de- (Copley) carried us for the first them coming from the fourth feating Byron 46-30 and Bentley 59- three quarters, but Lauren is our quarter and on. Serra had 10 TRI-COUNTY TIMES | MARK BOLEN 9. It was also the final home meet for senior captain and she stepped up points. Adas and Autumn Henry Holly’s Brooke Harthun (front) tries to dribble by Swartz Creek’s Lake Fenton’s four seniors — Melick, in that fourth quarter and made a led Creek with 16 points each. Gabby Deerling in the Bronchos’ 50-49 victory Friday night. Tyler Sanders (152), Ray Denam (171) and Mike Connelly (285). “It is now the ‘Melick.’ Maybe I Bronchos’ defense struggles at Swartz Creek, 69-51 should give naming rights to moves,” By David Troppens Corcoran said. “They might work hard- Fenton. The Bronchos never got the score into [email protected]; er to get their name on it.” “They scored most of their points under- single-digits again, and trailed by as many Swartz Creek — Swartz Creek at- Melick, Tyler Sanders and Denam neath and that was smart of them,” Holly as 20 points. Cummings led all scorers tacked the paint with drives, post moves were double-winners, along with Kalan coach Lance Baylis said. “This was the with 26 points, while Creek teammate De- and offensive boards all night long, even- Harbin (103), Jared Corcoran (112), first game we played bad defensively.” wrell Tisdale netted 14 points. tually resulting in a 69-51 Dragons’ victory Barry (130) and Nathan Resko (160) The Bronchos also killed themselves by Holly was paced by Jared Plawski’s 15 against the Holly varsity boys basketball who also recorded two falls. making just 7-of-22 free throws and com- points, five rebounds and two steals, while team Friday night. Lake Fenton finished 9-2 in Gen- mitting 20 turnovers. Donovan Williams had 12 points and sev- The loss drops Holly (8-2, 9-2) to one esee Area Conference dual action. Holly trailed just 28-23 entering the en rebounds. game behind the Fenton Tigers in the “We will take that record. Everybody half, but Creek went on a 15-2 run to start Nic Stoll played limited minutes due to thought would be supposedly have Metro League race, tied with the Dragons. the third quarter, getting most of the points foul troubles and had just four points when a down year,” said Corcoran, whose However, both teams still have control in the paint. Holly trailed 43-25 when the he fouled out with 2:13 left. of their own destiny for at least a co-title run ended on a driving layup by Max Cum- For more on this game, go to www.tc- LF See on 11B because both squads have games left with mings. times.com.

Happy Birthday Ex-Detroit Red Wings goalie Dominik Hasek was born on this date in 1965. 10B Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY SPORTS www.tctimes.com Wetzel helps lead Fenton wrestling past Kearsley By David Troppens ended with a Fenton wrestler getting pinned [email protected]; 810-433-6789 in the final bout. Fenton — Preston Wetzel had more to “He had a lot of upper-body strength, so it think about than his match on Wednesday was hard for me to move him,” Wetzel said. night at Fenton High School. “I capitalized on a few openings.” If he and his varsity wrestling squad team- “He needed a major,” Fenton coach Bruce mates were going to defeat the Flint Kearsley Burwitz said. “The (Kearsley) kid’s goal was Hornets, Wetzel (152) knew he probably had not to get pinned and not to get majored. He to do more than win, he probably needed a wanted to be tough defensively, and not have major decision. that many points scored against him.” And while his Kearsley opponent was Actually Wetzel was more than a closer. about as defensive as he possibly could be He also started the day strong, earning a to keep Wetzel from getting a major decision victory in the night’s first match. He won a victory, Wetzel wouldn’t be stopped. major decision match against Lapeer West. Wetzel earned a 12-3 major decision win, However, it was just one of four matches the earning the Tigers a 37-36 victory against Ke- Tigers won against West, resulting in a 59-13 arsley in Metro League double-dual action. loss to one of the stronger teams in the Metro “It puts a little pressure on you because League. you don’t want to disappoint my team,” Wet- Wins have been tough to come by for the zel said. “I just have to wrestle my guy and Tigers. They started the season with large think about that, so I can come out with the numbers, but have seen those numbers dwin- victory. dle during the season. “It’s really exciting because everybody is “We started with 40 and are now at 16 counting on you and cheering for you. It’s kids,” Burwitz said. “Injuries are killing us pretty cool.” right now, and ineligibilities and kids quitting. The win didn’t come easy. Wetzel led 4-0 That’s the way it goes. Wrestling is a tough after the first period and then led 8-1 late in sport. A lot of kids don’t have the heart.” the second period. However, he extended the Through the team troubles, Wetzel, a se- lead to 10-1 with a takedown in the final sec- nior, has had a strong season. He’s currently onds of the period. 32-8. Taking the offensive for most of the “I like how I am doing so far,” Wetzel said. match, Wetzel was exhausted in the third “There are a few losses I shouldn’t have had, period, but was able to hold on for the ma- but overall it’s been a good season.” jor decision victory, and four team points to Against Kearsley, another key win was a the Tigers’ score. That made the team score 9-3 victory by Charlie Jones (135). The Ti- TRI-COUNTY TIMES | DAVID TROPPENS 37-30 with just one match remaining. And gers also earned void wins from Scott Becker Fenton’s Preston Wetzel (right) battles an opponent during the Tigers’ 37-36 victory considering the most team points a wrestler (215), Carl Coster (285), Norm Golden (103), against Kearsley on Wednesday night. can earn is six, that meant the Tigers had the Josh Tousley (119) and Jacob Wykes (140). match clinched, barring unlikely team pen- Against West, Coster also won a 7-0 deci- alty point deductions. As it was, the Tigers sion, while Norm Golden (103) won by pin- needed the major decision because the match fall in 1:53. Holly boys, girls earn wins vs. East By Al Zipsie “It felt like a Monday game (because [email protected]; 810-433-6789 the kids had) no school Monday. We Lapeer — Despite winning only don’t play well on Monday, like the last one game all year, Lapeer East played time we played East,” said Holly coach the Holly Bronchos tough for a second Lance Baylis. “It is always tough to win straight time this season on Tuesday. on the road in this league. East was in a In the season opener, the Holly varsity 2-3 zone and when you don’t hit shots like boys basketball team defeated East by six we didn’t, it is going to be a close game.” points. This time, the Bronchos fought The Bronchos led only 18-15 at half- off East to win a 55-41 verdict. time, and East was still only down by a The win places Holly (8-1, 9-1) just bucket late in the third quarter at 33-31. one-half game behind Fenton for first Freshman Isaac Casillas, who hit only place in the standings. A victory on Fri- day, with results located elsewhere in one of his first eight shots from the field, this publication, at Swartz Creek would struggled. But then he made a steal and put Holly in a tie for first against Fenton, scored on a layup, giving the Bronchos a who has an off-day. 35-31 lead entering the final quarter. The Bronchos struggled with shoot- Casillas, who had five steals, earned ing, scoring only 35 points through the another steal and layup to begin the first three quarters. However, they sealed fourth quarter. Clinging to a 37-33 lead, the win at the free-throw line in the final the Bronchos went on a seven-point run, quarter with 14-of-20 shooting from the started by Donovan Williams’ converted charity stripe. See HOLLY on 11B

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Hannah Rummel had six points and seven rebounds, while Sidney Scott and The Fenton varsity girls basketball Paige Stafford had six points each. team got a three-pointer from Hannah  Lake Fenton 49, LakeVille 44: The Evo with 25 seconds left in the fourth Blue Devils got a team-high 15 points, quarter, helping lead the Tigers to a 41- 10 rebounds and five assists from Faith 38 victory against the defending Metro Weier, leading them to the win. League champions, the Clio Mustangs, Mackenzie Gottron had 13 points Tuesday night. and seven rebounds, while Paige Staf- ford had 10 points. “At the beginning of the year (assistant For more information on this game, coach) Becki (Moore) and I discussed go to www.tctimes.com. in detail about the halfway point of the BOYS BASKETBALL season, with all of our young kids, we  Fenton 68, Clio 34: The Tigers got a could be competitive,” DeWitt said. “We game-high 15 points from Mitch Shegos are now in the second half, and I think and Eric Readman, leading Fenton to the they proved that to themselves last night.” win. Ryan Hickoff had 13 points, while Cory Cox netted nine. While the Tigers are just 5-5 in the Metro For more information on this game, and 6-7 overall, it’s not like they haven’t go to www.tctimes.com for an extended had opportunities to have a stronger record. story in Sunday's EZ Read paper. Among their seven losses, five came by a  LakeVille 42, Lake Fenton 35: The combined 19 points. All five of those came Blue Devils got 20 points from Darian on the road. In fact, the Tigers lost their Welch in the loss. Kaleb Nealy had six Metro League opener at Clio 39-35. But points, while Tyler Begley had five points. instead of losing a tight game like the first GIRLS BOWLING time Fenton played Clio, the Tigers were  Holly 16, Lapeer West 14: The Bronchos got a two-game series score able to win a close one at home, and make of 461 from Erica Davies, leading the the shots and defensive stands late to win squad to the victory. Davies’ high game the contest. was a 257, rolling a 204 in her first game. “We have had close games before, but we Mackenzie Walz had a 205-247-452 failed to execute and pull it out at the end. series, while Brianna Wilson had a 168- This game they were determined and did it,” 183-351 series. Shannon Westfall had a high game of 160, while Heidi Martin DeWitt said. bowled a 157. Fenton trailed 17-14 at the half, but SWIMMING AND DIVING outscored Clio 17-13 in the third period, TRI-COUNTY TIMES | SCOTT SCHUPBACH  Fenton 98, Walled Lake North- giving them a slight 31-30 lead entering ern 85: The Tigers’ depth was key. In the final eight minutes. Fenton’s Hannah Evo (left) had seven points and eight rebounds in the Tigers’ 41-38 nine of the events that Northern took Evo’s three-pointer set up the win, and victory against the Clio Lady Mustangs. first, the Tigers placed second, third then she made a free throw with seven and fourth in six of them, allowing Jailen Judson would be one of those also did one other thing they’ve struggled Fenton to earn the win. seconds left to help ice the contest. For the second straight game, Payton “other” kids. She had nine points and with at times this year — taking care of the Earning firsts for the Tigers were Adam also dished seven assists. Evo is another. ball. Fenton had just 12 turnovers. Ransom in the 200 freestyle; David Con- Maxheimer had a strong game. She scored gdon in the 100 freestyle; and Ransom, a team-high 16 points. She scored 21 She had seven points and eight rebounds. “We played some excellent defense. Zahne Macklin and Aaron Summers in points in a 46-35 victory against Kearsley Julie Gilbert provided six points and five We played very good basketball,” DeWitt the 200 freestyle relay. on Friday night. rebounds. Sarah Collier also had five said. “We took care of the basketball. We “Payton is playing very well,” DeWitt rebounds. had only 12 turnovers and that’s been our said. “She’s kind of scoring for us lately, The defense was strong. The Tigers held Achilles heel all year with this young group HOLLY which is very nice. Other kids are starting Clio to its lowest point total of the Metro of kids. All three seniors showed a lot of Continued from Page 10B to come around now.” League season on Monday. The Tigers leadership and poised when it got tight.” free throws. Austin Hopkin scored on an assist from Casillas and then Nic Stoll scored in the lane, and added a free throw Fenton hockey scores late, earns 2-2 deadlock with Lakeland putting Holly ahead 44-33. By David Troppens House and Sports Arena. third period. “I was struggling, in a shooting slump [email protected]; 810-433-6789 “We pulled our goalie for the seventh Neither team scored in the extra session. today, but I try to keep playing hard and There’s nothing more thrilling in hock- time this season, and it finally paid off,” Fenton never led. The game remained do other things,” said Casillas, who was ey than a last-minute goal. Fenton coach Jeff Mynatt said. scoreless in the first period, and Lakeland battling the flu. Well, there might be one thing. How “Running only 12 skaters takes its toll, scored goals in the second and third peri- “We were slacking on a lot of things to- about a last-second goal? and these guys had to dig deep in order od. Bobby Schumacher and Ryan Biondo night, but we work hard on defense and we Fenton’s Kevin Berry came within two to battle back from a two-goal deficit and scored for Lakeland. started out with defense to get the break seconds of that ideal on Wednesday, scor- force overtime. In net, Joe Foguth had an outstanding going and get the win,” Williams said. ing a goal with three seconds left, helping The Tigers’ other goal was provided by game, making 21 saves on 23 shots. Holly used balanced scoring to win. lead the Fenton Tigers to a 2-2 tie against Jake Foguth on assists from Danny De- “Joe made a couple of huge saves to Stoll had 14 points, while Casillas had 10 Walled Lake Lakeland at Hartland Ice long and Tyler Delong. It also came in the keep us in it,” Mynatt said. points. Williams chipped in nine points, while Austin Hopkin and Jared Plawski had eight points each. LF rights with a fall in 2:21 and then Barry fireman’s (carry). “I got it to work for a nailed the same move in 1:51 in the next pin, but Todd beat me to it doing it just the Girls Basketball Continued from Page 9B Holly 50, Lapeer East 15 team was a state runner-up last season. match. match before.” The Bronchos held Lapeer East score- “We are third in the GAC. Once we go to “We were fooling around earlier in the Resko, a junior, wrestled last year in Or- less in the first quarter and limited East to the League meet, we hope to finish ahead day with a new move,” Barry said. “Af- egon and now has returned to the area, and just five points in three quarters, helping of Goodrich. ter you flick back you pull the arm into a has been on a roll. spark the Metro League win. “At the start of the year I had said just The victory keeps Holly in a tie for first wait until about midseason and these Linden Little League place with Lapeer West entering a Friday guys will come on strong. I wondered if NEW night contest at Swartz Creek. it would happen, but it has. We are solid for ONLINE REGISTRATION Holly was placed by Allyssa Copley’s from 103 through 285.” 2012 15 points, eight rebounds and four steals, In Wednesday’s first meet, Lake Fen- www.lindenlittleleague.org while Jessica Beeler had eight points. ton had 16 straight points, building a 40- Click REGISTRATION on our new and improved website! Kelsey Foucart had six points and 13 re- 15 lead. Cody Sanders turned in a quick Now through March 6th bounds, while Kayla Skopek, Chelsea 42-second pin and his brother, Tyler Sand- Programs for Or register in person at Linden Middle School England and Lauren Maher had five points ers, followed with a 13-4 major decision. Boys & Girls Sat. Feb. 18th & 25th • 9:00am-noon each. No one had more than six points for Resko followed with a fall. ages 4-16 Lapeer East. In the nightcap Melick got his naming Email any questions to [email protected] 12B Sunday, January 29, 2012 TRI-COUNTY SPORTS www.tctimes.com

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