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Volume XXIX No. 42 Sunday, October 13, 2013 Published Weekly
Webberville United Methodist Church holding Harvest Dinner on Oct. 19 The Webberville United Methodist Church is holding their annual Harvest Dinner on Sat. Oct. 19th from 4:30-7 PM at 4215 E Holt Rd., corner of M-52. The menu includes turkey and all the trimmings including homemade rolls and pies.Take outs are available. Free will offering.
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Catholic Charities offering assistance with Medicare’s Open Enrollment Medicare’s Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D) open enrollment is October 15 thru December 7, 2013 with coverage starting January 1, 2014. It is important to research the different plans, even if you are currently enrolled in 2013, as the plans change or your medication needs may have changed. You may also qualify for extra help with the monthly premiums or a lower co-pay. Moreover, you may even be covered through the coverage gap if your gross monthly income for an individual is $1,457 or less with assets up to $17,235 or gross monthly income for a couple is $1,959 or less and assets up to $23,265. For assistance with selecting a plan and lling out the application or for more information, please contact Linda or Penny, Medicaid/Medicare Specialists, at Livingston County Catholic Charities at 800-489-6107. In addition to scheduling appointments at LCCC, Penny and Linda have select dates to meet clients at the Brighton, Pinckney, Hamburg and Fowlerville Senior Centers. Appointments are necessary – call today! You may also apply on-line at www.socialsecurity.gov or call Social Security at 800-772-1213.
Polish Oktoberfest being celebrated by local Knights of Columbus Oct. 19 A Polish Oktoberfest is being celebrated by the Fowlerville Knights of Columbus this Saturday, Oct. 19, at St. Agnes Catholic Church. The dinner and dance will run from 6 to 11 p.m. The dinner will be served at 6 p.m. and includes: sauerkraut and kielbasa, stuffed cabbage, city chicken, potatoes,
vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert, and a beverage. There’ll also be a cash bar available. The music, provided by Robert Kolo and the Misty Blues starts at 7 p.m. Ticket sales are limited to 250 dinners. Cost is $20 with children 12 and under admitted for $10. For ticket purchases, call the St. Agnes of ce at 517-223-8684 or Eugene Gierlach at 517-223-5990, or stop by the St. Agnes of ce, 855 E. Grand River, Fowlerville.
Webberville Schools millage renewal on Nov. 5 ballot
By Brian Friddle, Superintendent We are approximately three weeks from the school district election which will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2013. The voters of the Webberville Community School District will be asked to consider a renewal of our sinking fund millage. This millage has been used to improve school facilities including new roofs, replacing windows, and improving the insulation to promote savings in our heating costs. We will be asking the voters to renew this millage to
continue to pay for these renovations and other maintenance and improvement costs throughout the district. We are seeking a renewed millage of .9807 so there is no increase in the annual amount that taxpayers are currently contributing to support the efforts of our school system. A positive vote on November 5 will help the school to remain
nancially stable through these dif cult economic times. The district will face some signi cant nancial distress without the renewed millage and cuts would be necessary to balance our existing budgets. Please consider voting on November 5, and thank you for your continued support of our schools!
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WANTEDSt. John’s Lutheran Church to host German Dinner on Saturday, Oct. 19 On Saturday, October 19, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church in Fowlerville will host its annual German Dinner. Sponsored by the congregation’s women, the menu includes baked chicken, sauerkraut and kielbasa, German potato salad, cheese potatoes, buttered noodles, coleslaw, green beans, Jello and dessert. Proceeds will go to support the Family Impact Center as well as other ministry needs. Tickets are available in advance by calling the church at 517-223-9108. They will also be available at the door: Adults: $8.00, children 4-12: $3.00, 3 years and under: free. The congregation is grateful to be receiving matching funds from Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans, chapter 30007. The church is located at 132 South Benjamin Street in Fowlerville and--- as is true every Sunday at worship-- all are welcome to attend.
Getting ready are, from left, Gloria Towns, Jane Engisch, Phyllis Rennells, and Pastor Diane Greble.
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Fowlerville varsity loses football game to Owosso, 41-0 Fowlerville’s varsity football team suffered another rough outing, losing to Owosso on Friday, Oct. 4, by a 41-0 score. The Trojans gained 171 yards on the ground and another 229 yards in the air. The Gladiators, meanwhile, gained only 36 net yards for the night and connected on 14 of 31 passes for 111 yards. Owosso scored twice in the rst uarter, twice more in the second period, and once each in the third and four stanzas. The rst touchdown came on a three-yard run, but the ne t
ve were scored on passing plays with three of them being long gainers. Brody Shrader completed 13 of 25 passes for 111 yards, while Jake Kollek gained 29 yards on 12 carries. Jason
udwig caught si passes for 4 yards and Tucker Gibbons caught three passes for 44 yards. Fowlerville played its nal ed ivision game this past Friday, Oct 11 (past newspaper deadline) at home against aslett. They travel to orunna this coming Friday.
Lansing Ophthalmology welcomes newoptometrist to Fowlerville of ce Julie . owell, O. . has joined id- ichigan’s largest
eye care center, ansing Ophthalmology. r. owell will replace aul ang, O. ., as the optometrist serving the Fowlerville community. r. ang will now see patients at
ansing Ophthalmology’s ake ansing oad of ce. r. owell obtained her undergraduate degree from
Michigan State University and her optometric degree from the Michigan ollege of Optometry. She has interned with the Battle reek eterans dministration and Medical enter in Battle reek with the Michigan State University linical
enter, focusing on neuro-ophthalmologic conditions as well as with eart of the ity ealth enter in Grand apids and Lansing Ophthalmology.
For over 45 years, Lansing Ophthalmology and its af liates have been the premier choice in eye care for thousands of mid-Michigan residents. From routine eye e ams to diagnosing eye diseases, and advanced surgical procedures to eye emergencies, Lansing Ophthalmology and its af liates are dedicated to enhancing our patients’ uality of life by providing e cellent comprehensive eye care.
Fowlerville Varsity Soccer Team earns rst victory of the season The Fowlerville Soccer team earned its rst victory of the season in dramatic fashion last Tuesday night after defeating the harlotte Orioles in a shootout. The Glads hosted the match. harlotte scored the rst goal after only eight minutes when they were awarded a penalty kick. fter that, Fowlerville maintained the majority of the possession and had numerous scoring opportunities, outshooting the Orioles seven to two. Twenty-seven minutes into the game Fowlerville e ualized the score when hase ast buried the ball in the back of the net off a pass from Will Massey. The Gladiators saw numerous second-half opportunities as well as out-shooting
harlotte twelve to one. Unfortunately, the Gladiators were unable to score again and after eighty minutes of regulation time the score was still tied 1 - 1. The game went directly into a shootout where three of Fowlerville’s ve shooters capitalized on their penalty shot. Scoring goals for the Gladiators were Will Massey, yan Gross, and Josh opeland. harlotte also scored on three of their rst ve shots, so a si th and nal shooter was re uired to break the tie. harlotte went rst and Jacob Jarvis came up huge for the Gladiators by saving his second penalty kick on the night. That allowed Bailey dwards the opportunity to seal the deal for the Gladiators after calmly stepping to the line and knocking in his penalty shot. It was a great effort by all the boys. Fowlerville played in one nal cup game last Thursday against aton apids at home.
Celebrity Holiday Fashion Show on Nov. 1 to bene t rc of Livingston
The 20th annual elebrity oliday Fashion Show to bene t rc of Livingston will be held on Thursday, ov. 21, starting
at 5 30 pm. The event will be held in owell at rystal Gardens Ban uet enter. eservations can be made for 75 per person by calling 517-546-122 . The rc of Livingston’s elebrity oliday Fashion Show is Livingston ounty’s premiere fundraising event held annually the Thursday before Thanksgiving. The event has drawn near to 500 attendees and includes dinner, entertainment, a jewelry raf e, silent and live auctions. Information is available at www.arclivingston.org
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Haunted Inn murder mystery being presented by Community Theatre Take a walk on the spooky side when Fowlerville Community Theatre presents Polter-Heist, an audience participation murder mystery by Tony Schwartz and Marylou Ambrose. The curtain rises on Nov. 1, at Woodshire Place Banquet Facility. What can you expect from an audience participation murder mystery? Fun the minute you walk in the door! Doors open at 6:00 p.m. when you’ll get a chance to mingle with Madam Zelda Von Schpookum, Professor Lionel Specter, and other cast members as they drop hints about themselves and the show and give you a chance to ask questions. At 6:30 p.m. you’ll enjoy a delicious lasagna buffet (Cash Bar), while the cast keeps a low pro le. The main show starts after dinner, at around 7:30 p.m. The action takes place at The Mouldering Pines Inn, where the Bogeyman Outreach Organization (BOO), a support group for ghosts, is holding its annual convention. As BOO members, you’ll observe a séance, meet the Inn’s ghoul-in-residence, and learn dark secrets about every cast member. Besides Madam Zelda and the Professor, you’ll also meet Phyllis and Jim Lodge, the Inn’s squabbling owners, Dana Skullery and Fox Smolder, from BOO’s Washington, D.C., chapter (or are they?), and Janet from Another Planet, a DJ with a past. Will Madam Zelda help the ghost relocate? Will the Lodges stop arguing long enough to get their hands on the treasure map? Is the Professor who he claims to be? And who committed the murder? The murder? That’s right—
the murder! Someone will be ruthlessly murdered at the end of the show, and it’s up to you to solve the crime! Prizes will be awarded to the rst people to correctly guess both the murderer and the motive. Tickets for the dinner and show are $25 and can be purchased at Dr. Tim’s of ce at 7 6 S. rand Ave, Fowlerville, or by emailing [email protected]. For information call Diana at 517 223- 0 . Seating is limited, so get your tickets today! No tickets will be sold at the door.
Rosalie Mary “Rose” Montroy Rosalie Mary Montroy “Rose”, age 72, of Fowlerville, died Sunday, Oct. 6, 2013 at home surrounded by her family. She was born Nov. 10, 1 0 in Baltic, Mich. to Francis and Kathryn (Cibasek) Chaput. She married Kenneth Montroy on Aug. 12, 1961 in Redford. He preceded her in death on Dec. 5, 2007. Rose was a member of St. Agnes Catholic Church and enjoyed the Thursday night car shows with her white 1962 Chevrolet. Surviving are children: Ken (Tresa) of Fowlerville, Renee (Phil) Westmoreland of Howell, Kathleen (Mike) Stewart of Lansing and Kevin (Dayna) of Leslie, and 8 grandchildren. Services were held at 11AM on Saturday, Oct. 12, at St. Agnes Catholic Church with Fr. Louis kka of ciating. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The Scripture Service was held on Friday, Oct. 11, at 7 p.m. at the Niblack Funeral Home Dillingham Liverance Memorial contributions may be made to: St. Agnes Catholic Church or Arbor Hospice. www.niblackfuneralhome.com
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Upcoming Programs at the Fowlerville District LibraryFollow us on Facebook & www.fowlervillelibrary.org.Registration usually opens 2 weeks prior to the event unless otherwise noted.“Seek the Unknown” Teen Read Week: October 13-19Teens 6th-12th grades. Check out books from our display this week & enter to win prizes!
* * *Scrabble Club: Monday, October 21, 5pmAdults. Scrabble enthusiasts are welcome to join our monthly scrabble tournaments regardless of skill level. Improve your game while socializing at the library. Seating is limited. *Register by phone at 223-9089 or at the Circulation Desk each month to attend. Registration opened October 7th.
* * *“Spook”-Tacular Stories: Wednesday, October 23rd 5:30-6pmKids K-5th Grades. Join us for a spine-tingling story e perience featuring Johnathan and s Creepy Camp re Chillers”. Parents Advisory: While this event is open to all children k-5th grades, these stories include spooky sound effects, creepy voices, and scary stories to create an intense event that may not be suitable for all children. * Registration began October 9th. Register at the Circulation Desk or call 223-9089.
* * *Harvest Leaf Luminaries: Thursday, October 24th 6:45pmAdults. Join us in creating a simple seasonal craft that will bring a bit of the outdoors into your home! *Seating is limited. Register in person at the Circulation Desk. Registration for this event requires a $5 refundable cash deposit. Registration began October 10th.
* * *Costume Party Bingo: Monday, October 28th 5:30pmKindergartners- 144 years. Join us for this super fun Halloween-themed Bingo night! Wear your costume or come as yourself. *Seating is limited, register early to attend. Registration opens October 14th.
* * *Wii Club: Tuesday, October 29th 4pmKids K-5th grades. See if you are smarter than a librarian at Wii games! Join Miss Tally in playing one of the library’s multi-player Wii games. *Spaces are limited. Registration opens
October 15th.Register at the Circulation Desk or call 223-9089.Teen Advisory Council: Tuesday, October 29th 5-5:45pmTeens 6th-12th grades. Help plan future library afterhours monthly events such as overnight Lock-ins, book & movie events, and clubs. Suggest materials for the library’s teen collection. Earn volunteer credits. *Please register to attend. Registration opens October 15th.
* * *Day of the Dead Party: Friday, November 1st 5-8pmTeens 6th-12th grades. Join us for our rst ever ay of the
ead celebration! Create skull crafts, watch a -1 scary movie. izza, pop, and snacks provided. *Spaces are limited. Registration opens October 18th. Register at the Circulation Desk or call 223-9089.
* * *Poetry, Puppetry, Music, and More: Wednesday, November 6th 5:15pmAll Ages. Kick off the holiday season with a super fun, high energy, and one-of-a-kind puppet concert featuring Cooper y
roductions’ amazing puppets! ou won’t want to miss this amazing performance!*Registration opens October 23rd. Register at the Circulation Desk or call 223-9089. Open house planned on Tuesday for new Salvation Army of cers Last June The Salvation Army of Livingston County welcomed new of cers, Lts. Tim and Julie erkins. Since last June the new of cers have not only brought a new life and light to the local corps community building but also to the community itself. lease join The Salvation Army of Livingston County in an Open House showing off the brighter corps community center, welcoming and meeting the new of cers and learning about the changes that have been made and are to come to the local Salvation Army! The open house will be held this Tuesday, October 15, from to pm at 5 Lake Street, Howell. This will be a great opportunity to: sign up for bell ringing, learn about other volunteer opportunities for the holiday season, meet Lts. Tim and Julie erkins, see the newly updated spaces, learn about other programs that take place throughout the year, network and more. Snacks and beverages will be provided RS is not re uired but re uested to April [email protected] | 517-546-4750 ext 105.
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Harvest ball being held on Sunday, Oct. 20, in memory of Doc May A Harvest Ball is being held next Sunday, Oct. 20, in honor of the late Louis ‘Doc’ May. Cash donations will be accepted with the money to be given to the local Gleaners Food Bank in his memory. The Ball will be held at the Howell Eagles Club, 141 Schroeder Park Drive, from 3 to 7 p.m. The ‘Blue Notes Dance’ Band is providing their special music for both listening and dancing. Admission is $5 with food and drinks available for purchase. For additional information, call 517-548-1630 or 517-548-4313. Louis ‘Pat’ May died on Sept. 23 at the age of 91. He practiced medicine in the county for nearly 60 years. He started his career in Fowlerville, coming to the area in 1947 after serving in orld ar . His of ce was located on est Grand iver, on the second oor of what’s now the Harmon Real Estate building. A couple of years later he re-located to Howell. For a time he headed the medical staff at the McPherson Health Center. While the practice of medicine was his primary trade, Doc May (as he came to be known) also raised vegetables on his farm and operated a greenhouse there where he raised and sold owers and vegetable plants. He helped found the Howell Melon Festival. In later years he marketed and promoted his soybean products, touting their health bene ts.
Free ‘Learn to Bowl’ classes being offered to area seniors, starting Oct. 16 Free ‘Learn to Bowl’ classes are being offered to area seniors. Sponsored by the Howell Bowl E Drome on 907 E. Grand River, the classes will be held every Wednesday for four weeks beginning October 16 from 1-2:30PM. The class is limited to 25 senior citizens and includes use of all equipment and shoe rental. Call 517-546-0820 to participate in this free senior event!
4th Annual Arc of Livingston Expo being held Oct. 17 The 4th Annual Arc of Livingston Expo will be held Thursday, October 17, from 1:00-7:00 p.m. at the 2/42 Community Church, 7526 West Grand River, Brighton. The Arc Expo is a free event where people with disabilities and their family members can have a chance to learn about what resources are available in our community that support their involvement and participation. Key Note Speakers: Michigan Alliance for Families from 1:00 – 3:00. -- Many area resources, agencies & local businesses available to help enhance and improve quality of life! -- Disability Awareness Information! -- Guest Speakers! -- Engaging activities for children! Follow Us on Facebook for up to date information regarding Arc Expo. Door prizes, family fun, light refreshments, and massages. For more information call the Arc of Livingston at 517-546-1228.
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Fowlerville Community Theatre ANNOUNCES ITS NOV. 1, 2013,
DINNER THEATRE SHOW!
A Murder Mystery Comedy by Tony Schwartz & Marylou Ambrose
Directed by Diana Dombrowski
Dinner TheatreWOODSHIRE PLACE BANQUET FACILITY6520 W. Grand River, Fowlerville
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DINNER at 6:30pmSHOW at 7:30pm
Tickets $25 Each—Price Includes—Show & Buffet Dinner
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Fowlerville Junior High School News
Important DatesMEAP Testing continues Oct. 15-17Parent-Teacher Conferences Oct. 23 and 24th
Oct. 23 5:00-7:30pmOct. 24 1:00-4:00
5:00-7:30pmCookie Dough Pickup Oct. 24Picture Retake Day Oct. 24End of 1st Marking Period Oct. 31
* * *MEAP TESTING Meap testing begins this week, please make every attempt possible to have your student at school during testing days. Testing will continue to take place on Oct. 15-17. Thank you
* * *SPORTS FOR WEEK OF OCT. 14: Mon., 10/14: VB vs Ionia-7H,8A; 4:30; bus-2:45 XC @Greater Lans. Invite @ DeWitt; 3:30; bus 1:45 Wed., 10/16: VB vs Holt*-7H,8H; 4:30 –*Side by side matches; Spectator seating is in the balcony. This concludes the FJH CROSS COUNTRY SEASON
FOR THE SEASON. GREAT IMPROVEMENTS WERE RECORDED BY THE TEAM. Nice job runners, coach, & parents. This is also the week of the last HOME VB matches of the season.
* * *7TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL On October 7, the 7th grade lady Glads traveled to Jackson to face the Raiders of Jackson Catholic Middle School in a split A/B match up of two games each. Both lady glads teams fell in split match play to a tough raiders team. The B team played tough, but lost in two games with scores of 21-23 and 8-21. Leading the B team in service points was Gabby Jolliff with 6 points and Maggie Hamann with 3. Aliza Opolka, Mary Farmer, Kristin Dotson and Amaya Williams each added one service point. The back row saw a lot of action last night and was defended with pure determination by Ryanne Maddox, Kristin Dotson and Kyla Chappell. The A team also fell short in their 2 game match against this tough Jackson team with scores of 6-21 and 15-21. The A team lady glads were led by Natilee Wilkinson with 7 service points. Jackie Jarvis added three more while Madison Shaw, Ginelle Leslie and Leah Ash each added one. Once again the back row was kept on their toes with action. Lani Burnie, Chelsea ODonnell, Olivia Olmsted and Jiluanne Seiter all defended that back line with some great digs!! Leah Ash added one kill on the front side, while Geni Winiarski and Meaghan Douglass added some great front row protection. The Lady Glads will next travel to Corunna on Wednesday to face them in regular match play!! Great job ladies against a tough Raider team!! Go glads!!!
* * *8TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL The 8th grade girls volleyball team traveled to Williamston on Oct. 2 and both the “A” and “B” teams served their way to their 2nd win of the season, which happened to be a BIG win against Williamston. The “B” team played cohesively as they used good volleys and strategic hits to take the “Sting” out of the Hornets. Top servers of the night were Bella Phillips with a whopping 13 points, while Kaeli Dillard and Brittany Osborne both added 6. The nal score for the three games was 21-12, 21-17, and 12-15. The “A” team also played as a solid team, rallying in the third game when they were down 0-5. The girls continued their upward momentum to come away with nal scores of 17-21, 21-16, and 15-13. We had impressive stats at the serving line with Valerie Winn serving 10 points, both Haley Szumlinski and Maddie Coon with 6, Erica Fox with 5, and Mersades McDowell with 4 points. The most glaring statistic of the evening was when both teams turned their
36% serving into 60%! We feel that both teams have turned the corner last night and are on their way to a winning season. Come support your Lady Glads next week as they host Jackson Catholic on Monday and Corunna on Wednesday. Games start at 4:30, we’ll see you there. On Monday Oct. 7 the 8th grade girls volleyball team hosted Jackson Catholic in its mid-season match-up. Unfortunately both teams fell short to a very dif cult team. The B team was led by top servers: Abby St. Charles and Bella Phillips, both with 3 points. The B team had a hard time receiving some of the impressive opponent’s serves, but rallied in the third game to almost win a set. The scores of the three games were 11-21, 13-21, and 12-15. The girls are not defeated and will come out swinging hard on Wed. to beat Owosso! The A team was lead in service points by Mersades McDowell with 5, Haley Szumlinski with 4, and Erica Fox with 3 points. The girls never lost momentum and gave our home crowd a good show with their impressive team work, their ability to set up play, and their defensive digs against a hard-hitting Raiders Team. The match scores were 11-21, 17-21, and 4-15.
* * *CROSS COUNTRY The Fowlerville Junior High Cross Country team did well Monday in Mason. The girls team nished 5th place out of 10 teams. Out of 76 girls, Sophia Spalding came in 17th with a PR of 14:57. Kendall Trinka had a PR of 20:01 and Gabrielle Heiser had a PR of 20:18. The boys team also came in 5th out of 10 teams. Out of 133 boys, Tyler Steinhelper came in 5th, Aaron Davis had 16th place and Chris Davis took the 19th spot. Our 6th graders also did well with Gabby Juopperi and Olivia DuFore each having a PR of 17:53 and Lucas Smith with a PR of 18:58. Great job!
* * *PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF RECENT CHANGES TO THE VG’S COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM. SEE INFORMATION BELOW. The Community Share program will become the Cash for Class program to earn money for our school. This change took place on September 1. During the weeks of: Oct. 20-26, Nov. 17-23, Jan. 12-18, Feb. 2-8, Feb. 23-March 1 purchases you make with your “yes” card will automatically be added to our school’s account. At the end of March 2014, our school will receive a rebate check based on the percentage of all of our member’s purchases. INDIVIDUALS NEED TO CONNECT THEIR “YES” CARD TO OUR SCHOOL SO WE CAN CONTINUE TO EARN MONEY. Go to www.myyesrewards.com to link your card. You only need to link your card one time and you will have the convenience of not having to turn in receipts. Thank you for any support!
Plain el Unite Metho ist serving chicken supper on Oct. 19 A Chicken and Biscuit Supper will be served at the Plain eld United Methodist Church, 17845 M-36, north of Gregory, starting at 5 p.m. Free will donation. Take outs available. Public invited.
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VILLAGE OF FOWLERVILLE PUBLIC HEARING AND
REGULAR VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES SYNOPSISMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2013
@ 7:30 P.M.The Public Hearing Meeting was called to order by President Copeland at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers.Trustees present: Bell, Helfmann, Hill, Kuehn, Salfate and Stock. Absent: None. Also present: Village Clerk, Kathryn Arledge and Village Attorney, David Stoker.Mr. Fred Dillingham, Livingston Business Development Associates, gave a presentation and introduced Mr. Jim Chain, General Manager, Ash-land Aluminum Company, LLC. The Village Council Trustee’s asked and received answers to questions.TO ADJOURN THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 7:40 P.M., VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.The Regular Village of Fowlerville Council Meeting was called to order by President Copeland at 7:40 p.m., in the Council Chambers.Trustees present: Bell, Helfmann, Hill, Kuehn Salfate and Stock. Absent: None. Also present: Village Clerk, Kathryn Arledge, Chief of Police, Thomas Couling and Village Attorney, David Stoker.At the Regular Village Council Meeting the following motions were passed:TO APPROVE THE AGENDA, AS PRESENTED. VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA, AS PRESENTED. VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 13-26, A RESOLUTION REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF ASHLAND ALUMINUM COMPANY, LLC, FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES EXEMPTION CER-TIFICATE REINSTATEMENT AND TRANSFER FOR THE BUILDING AT 200 VETERANS DRIVE (FORMALLY KNOWN AS 425 WEST FRANK STREET), FOWLERVILLE, MI. ROLL CALL VOTE. AYES: STOCK, HILL, SALFATE, KUEHN, HELFMANN, BELL AND COPELAND. NAYES: NONE. UNANIMOUS VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE THE ARGREEMENT BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF FOWLERVILLE AND ASHLAND ALUMINUM COMPANY, LLC, AND THE VILLAGE PRESIDENT BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN IT. ROLL CALL VOTE. AYES: KUEHN, BELL, HILL, HELFMANN, SALFATE, STOCK AND COPELAND. NAYES: NONE. UNANIMOUS VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 13-27, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE APPLICATION OF ASHLAND ALUMINUM COMPANY, LLC FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES EXEMP-TION CERTIFICATE FOR NEW MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE YEARS. ROLL CALL VOTE. AYES: HELFMANN, STOCK, SALFATE, KUEHN, HILL, BELL AND COPELAND. NAYES: NONE. UNANIMOUS VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE THE INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE AGREEMENT BE-TWEEN THE VILLAGE OF FOWLERVILLE AND ASHLAND ALUMINUM COMPANY, LLC, REGARD-ING NEW MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT AND THE VILLAGE PRESIDENT BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN IT. ROLL CALL VOTE. AYES: BELL, HILL, HELFMANN, SALFATE, STOCK, KUEHN AND COPELAND. NAYES: NONE. UNANIMOUS VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE THE BID FROM THE LOW BIDDER, JOHN NEW CEMENT, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $5,816.00 FOR IMPROVING THE COMPOSTING OPERATIONS. ROLL CALL VOTE. AYES: KUEHN, STOCK, SALFATE, HILL, HELFMANN, BELL AND COPELAND. NAYES: NONE. UNANIMOUS VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. TO APPROVE THE REVENUE REPORT FOR THE PERIOD OF SEPTEMBER 6 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 18, 2013, AS PRESENTED. VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO APPROVE AND PAY THE EXPENDITURES FOR THE PERIOD OF SEPTEMBER 10 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 23, 2013. VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 8:00 P.M., VOICE VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
Kathryn Arledge, Clerk10/13/2013
IS YOUR CHILD BEING BULLIED?
Your partner in the fight against bullying.
Sam Larioza Ohana Karate - “Where Success is an Attitude and a Habit”For more information go to our website www.ohanakarate.com or call us at (517) 586-1001
P.S. If you think we might be able to help your family visit our website or call me at (517) 586-1001.
P.P.S. Remember to ask about our free karate uniform, to the first 25 callers in the month of October who register!
Ohana Karate - “Where success is an attitude and a habit!”1070 W. Highland Road, (M-59 across from Howell High School)
PARENTS OFTEN NEVER KNOW!Dear Fellow Parents,
Bullying can range from severe physical abuse to very mild “silent treatment” or exclusion by friends. Both can have long lasting and devastating affects on children. Many parents never know about the mild and moderate bullying of their child.
According to the book Bullies and Victims in Schools; 96% of children will be bullied at least once in their lifetime. 46% of those children will suffer poor grades or will abstain from extra curricular activities because of the bullying. 2% of those children will commit suicide because of constant harassment from classmates.
Is your child being bullied? Look for these signs in your child:
1. Bruises, cuts, scratches, torn clothing that cannot be explained and complaints about not feeling well.
2. Reluctance to go to school or requests to change school.
3. Books, money, lunch or belongings stolen, damaged, scattered around or “lost”.
4. Excuses to avoid going to school, or insistence that you take him/her to school even though you live close by.
5. Insomnia or bed-wetting.
6. Frequent requests for money.
7. A sudden, unexplained deterioration in class work, and/or homework.
8. Lack of participation in school activities, staying near the teacher during breaks.
9. Anxiety, insecurity, distress, unhappiness, secretiveness, mood changes and anger.
10. Claims of “I’m okay” when questioned about obvious unhappiness.
11. Low self-esteem.
12. Unhappiness at the end of weekends or school vacations.
13. Few friends or no friends in class and is not invited to birthday parties or other social activities.
14. Teasing or being laughed at by his/her peer group.
Bullying is a very difficult problem to stop. Our mission at Ohana Karate is to ensure every child has the right to feel safe and develop to their full potential. I feel that it is our responsibility to be a community leader and center for the fight against bullying. Can this crisis be stopped?
First, we must develop an ethos in which bullying is always unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Second, it takes a whole community to save our children. We must arm the victim, bully, bystander, parents, schools and community with the anti-bullying tools and systems. Please contact us if we can help you or your family.
Salvation Army seeking Christmas Assistance Application Information HOPE and JOY were provided to for over 600 Livingston County families last Christmas. Your neighbors, co-workers, friends and acquaintances that had a hard time providing the basics on a regular basis, much less extras around the holidays were able to restore Hope for the Holiday thanks to The Salvation Army of Livingston County and all those who donated money and time. This year The Salvation Army needs your help to ensure that everyone in need knows how nd it. Of cials are now accepting applications for Thanksgiving food and Christmas food & toy assistance at a new location, Centerpointe Church in Howell (214 E. Brooks , Howell)New This Year
1. Brighton-Pinckney-Whitmore Lake and Hamburg – Thursday, Oct. 17th only
2. Howell Zip Code 48843 – Friday, Oct. 18th only3. Fowlerville-Fenton-Hartland- Gregory and Howell
zip codes 48844/48855- Saturday, Oct. 19th only All days will be open from 10:00am – 4:00pm. After October 19th all other assistance sign up will be on an appointment only basis upon availability Persons applying for assistance must bring the following documentation:
Proof of current Livingston County Residency and ichigan Picture identi cation
Current Proof of address for each adult in the household
Current Proof of custody for each child in household – a child may only be claimed by one household
Current Proof of all monthly income – Income MUST be RECENT
Current Proof of major monthly expenses A Christmas wish list for your family including
clothing and shoe sizes for each household member For more detail regarding approved proof or assistance please contact our of ce 517-546-4750 or visit our website www.salvationarmylivingston.org
* * * The Salvation Army is in desperate need of volunteers to assist with signing people up for this program. Anyone with extra time and interested in helping provide Hope for the holidays please contact Nikki at 517-546-4750 ext 103 or [email protected]
Howell church to host annual Harvest Dinner on Saturday, Oct. 26 Please join us for Immanuel Lutheran Church’s AnnualHarvest Dinner on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. The Suggested Donation: Adults: $ 8.00; Children (4–12 years): $ 4.00; and Children under 4 years: Free! The dinner will be home cooked! Served buffet style! The menu includes roast turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, winter squash, cranberry sauce, roll and butter, dessert, and beverage. Proceeds from the dinner go to support local church work and Christian missions. The church is located at 1944 Oak Grove Rd., Howell. (517) 548–2066.
Michigan House ReportCindy Denby,47th District
As most of you know, October is breast cancer aware-ness month. This month is devoted to taking the time to educate women of all ages about the risks of breast cancer and helping raise funds for research and treatment. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. I’m sure most of us know at least one woman who has been diagnosed with the illness, which is deemed the second-leading cause of death for women. There are many risk factors to be aware of: family history, age, health and race can play a large role in the development of this cancer. Although there are many genetic factors that can increase your risk of getting breast cancer, early detection can help stop the cancer’s advancement. The most effective way to detect breast cancer is to get a mammogram. Women over the age of 40 should get a mammogram once every 1-2 years and women under 40 with high risk should discuss the matter with their physician. Every third Friday in October is National Mammography day; it will be recognized on October 18th in 2013. I encour-age everyone to consider the importance of mammograms on this day. Another way to detect breast cancer is to perform at-home self-examinations. According to the Johns Hopkins Medical Center, 40 percent of diagnosed breast cancers are detected by women who felt a lump in their breast. Although we put a special focus on this month dedicated to the awareness of breast cancer, we should always be aware of these risks and prevention tips year-round. I encourage women to perform self-examinations, get mammograms, research more about breast cancer and nd out ways you can support the cause.
*** Fall is in full swing in Michigan. The leaves are start-ing to change and the nights are getting cooler. It is a great time to take advantage of the beautiful autumn colors we have here in the state. This month there are harvest festivals taking place all across the state which are a great opportunity to see a Pure Michigan fall in all of its glory. There are over 70 harvest festivals in the state and they are fun for the whole family. Many festivals feature activities such as scarecrow building, pumpkin carving, hayrides, and costume contests. The festivals often extend through the weekend so it can be a great family day trip or something different for your fall camping trip. For more information about locations and activities visit the DNR website at www.michigan.gov/dnr and search for Harvest and Haunts.
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and play in costume. Trunk or Treat, all carnival games and activities, and the Monster Mash concert are included in one admission price. Buy your tickets early…and save! Advance Tickets: Fowlerville District Family Early Bird
Special - $8 and $5 for Fowlerville area families. On sale at: FHS, Kreeger, and Smith Main Of ces, and Fowlerville ec Center through Oct. 25. General Public Advance Tickets - $9 & $6 Child 3/upOn sale Oct. 5: Brighton Tux Shop, Ohana Karate, Twice as Nice esale, Fowlerville Community ecreation. Tickets at Door: $10 & $7 Child 3/up The Alverson Center is seeking additional business,
community, and family participation with the Halloween Trunk or Treat and Carnival on Oct. 27. Trunk or Treat spaces are free to local businesses, families, and organizations; simply provide a representative and treats to hand out in your space and join in on the fun. It’s a great way to promote your business or organization while helping build a strong community event for all to enjoy. There is still time to get involved! To participate or request sponsorship information, contact: Jessica Masserant 517-223-6157 or [email protected] Alverson Center for Performing Arts Event Calendar: Monster Mash Spooktacular Concert & Carnival 10/27 2:30pm SADD/SLS Annual Talent Show 11/7 7pm Kreeger 3rd Grade Musical 11/14 2pm & 6:30pm FHS Thespians present: Little Shop of Horrors 11/ 21-23rd 7pm & 11/24 2pm Fowlerville Community Theater presents: A Christmas Carol 12/6-8, Times TBA FJHS Winter Band Concert 12/9 7pm FHS Winter Band Concert 12/10 7pm Elizabeth Williams Dancers present: Camelot Ballet 12/13 7pm & 12/14 2pm Smith Elementary 1st Grade Musical 12/17 10am & 2pm & 12/18 7pm For more information on ticketing and event details, visit Fowlerville Community Schools website and click the Alverson Center link or call, 223-6157.
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10/05/2013 - Hay & Straw / Small Animal Auction
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Auctioned Item Quantity Price RangeSquare Hay 637 $3.00-$5.40Round Hay 63 $12.50-$50.00
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WEBBERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLSPOSITIONS AVAILABLE
SUBSTITUTE FOOD SERVICE COOKS POSITION DESCRIPTION: Perform cooking duties under direction of the Food Service Director. CONTACT: Cindy Courter, Food Service Director [email protected] 517-521-3447 ext:349
SUBSTITUTE CUSTODIANS POSITION DESCRIPTION: On call morning and afternoon shifts available CONTACT: Brian Friddle, Superintendent [email protected] 517-521-3442 ext:101SUBSTITUTE FITNESS CENTER SUPERVISORS POSITION DESCRIPTION:Supervise the activity in the Spartan Fitness Center CONTACT: Brian Friddle, Superintendent [email protected] 517-521-3442 ext:101
SUBSTITUTE PARAPROFESSIONALS POSITION DESCRIPTION: Assist and support the teacher, but does not assume the primary responsibility for the classroom or student(s). CONTACT: Tiffany Wright, Special Education Director [email protected]
WEBBERVILLE SCHOOLS DISTRICT NEWS
WJAA Basketball Registration – Registration for WJAA youth basketball is going on right now. Boys and girls in 3rd – 6th grade are encouraged to sign-up for basketball. To register, please visit http://wjaasports.net
* * *Webberville Class of 1978 Reunion - The Class of 1978 is planning a reunion for Saturday, November 23, 2013, at 6:00PM at Spag’s Bar and Grill Banquet room in Williamston. The event planners for this event would like to get a hold of anyone that at any time during the school years was part of the class of 1978. If you know of anyone that should be at this event, please send their email, address or phone number to Norm Nack. Please RSVP as soon as possible as payment is needed by November 1st. Cost will be $ 25.00 per person. Menu: buffet style including appetizers, salad, main course and dessert. Cash bar will be available. Make checks payable to: Norm Nack, 4791 Columbia Rd, Webberville, MI 48892
* * *Board Meeting – The next board meeting of the Webberville Community Schools Board of Education will be Monday, October 21 at 7:00PM in the Spartan Center Community Room.
* * *Parent/Teacher Conferences – Conferences for K – 12 grade students will be on Wednesday, October 23 and Thursday, October 24 from 4:00PM – 7:00PM.
* * *No School – There will be no school on Friday, October 25.
WEBBERVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Webberville Junior Garden Club – The elementary garden club will meet on Wednesday, October 16 at 3:00PM.
* * *Elementary Fun Run Fundraiser – Support the elementary students in their Fun Run Fundraiser on Friday, October 18. The students will be walking to promote tness and to raise money as a fundraiser for the Elementary Boosters. All the money raised goes to support the students and the work of the staff at the elementary school. The students will be walking in shifts from 8:00AM – 3:00PM at the softball eld north of the elementary school. Information will be sent home with students and is in the October Elementary Newsletter.
* * *Elementary IPad Raf e - The Elementary Boosters are running a raf e for an Apple IPad. The tickets are on sale now and the drawing will be at the end of the 3rd quarter of the homecoming football game on Friday, October 18. Tickets are $5.00 each.
* * *Elementary Book Fair - The Scholastic Book Fair for 2013 will be held during parent- teacher conferences on Wednesday, October 23 and Thursday, October 24 from 3:30PM – 7:00PM in the elementary library. In addition, the book fair will also be available online. The online Book Fair will run from Friday, October 18 – Thursday, November 7. You can access the online book fair at http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/webberville or via the homepage of the district website.
* * *Picture Retakes – The elementary will have picture retakes on Wednesday, October 30.
* * *Halloween Parade and Parties – The annual Elementary Halloween Parade will be held on Thursday, October 31 in the afternoon. Classrooms parties will be held after the parade.
* * *Boots and Shoes Available – New boots or shoes are available for your children compliments of The Old Newsboys of Greater Lansing. If you’re in need of footwear, please stop in the of ce and get an application from the information rack. Completed applications should be returned to the of ce as soon as possible.
WEBBERVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL
Homecoming Information – The Homecoming football game will be held on Friday, October 18 at 7:00PM. The events related to Homecoming are as follows:October 14 – Wall decorating & Spirit Week begins Spirit Week: Monday – Class Color Day, Tuesday – Tacky Tuesday, Wednesday – Disney/Pixar Day, Thursday – Throw Back Thursday, Friday – Spartan Spirit Day.October 14 – Powder-puff game at 6:30PM – no charge for entryOctober 18 – Elementary Fun Run – starts at 8:00AMOctober 18 – Homecoming parade, tailgate, football game & the crowning of the King and Queen.October 19 – Alumni Volleyball Game at 10:00AMOctober 19 – Homecoming Dance - 7:30PM-11:00PM
* * *Alumni Volleyball Game - The varsity volleyball team will host an Alumnus vs. Varsity volleyball game on Saturday, October 19 at 10:00AM. If alumni are interested in playing, please contact Coach Kemler at (517)294-1682.
* * *ACT Testing – The ACT will be given at Webberville High School on Saturday, October 26. If you are interested in signing up for the exam, please contact Ms. McConn in the counseling of ce.
* * *Fall Choir Concert – The rst MS/HS choir concert of the school year will be held on Tuesday, October 29. The concert will be held in the cafeteria starting at 7:00PM.
* * *Senior Picture Information –Senior pictures must be submitted to the yearbook staff by November 15. Digital images are preferred in jpeg format, CMYK at 300dpi. Pictures must be: wallet size, vertical format facing forward, color, head and shoulders pose facing forward, traditional or neutral background –no outdoors shots, no hands, no identi cation marks can appear in photo, head size must be 1.5 inches from the hair to chin line, eyes should face forward. We cannot include pictures that do not meet these requirements. If you choose to use your school ID picture, please dress appropriately.
Holiday Craft Show planned at St. Mary Catholic Church in Williamston A Holiday Craft Show will be held at St. Mary Activity Center, corner of High & Cedar Streets, Williamston on November 2 & 3. The event is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. The show will feature a Bake Sale, & Luncheon on Saturday Nov. 2 from 9 to 3 (Luncheon served from 12 to 2 for $6.00) Craft Show & Swiss Steak Dinner on Sunday, Nov. 3 from 10 to 3 – Swiss Steak Dinner served from 12 to 3 - $8.50 adults, Seniors $8.00.and Students 5-10 $4.00, children under 5 – free. Call Lynn at 517-490-3242 or Vicki at 517- 214-7570 for additional information
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Webberville Library NewsBy Head Librarian Peg Mawby
Just a few days ago, a young parent asked me if we had Beverly Cleary’s Ramona books. She was in the library with her children, selecting picture books, board books, and music, and told me that she wanted to begin reading the Ramona stories to her daughter. he little girl looked to be about ve years old. We do have many of Cleary’s books and I helped the
woman nd the title that she wanted. I could tell that she had loved the Ramona books as a young girl and was looking forward to passing the stories on to her child. What a fantastic way to encourage a love of reading to
children! Sharing the books you loved as a kid really works, especially when you begin early. When my own son was little, I read the Laura Ingalls Wilder books with him. I chose that series because I had loved the books when I was a girl. I think that when you read something you love, it shows. Eventually, of course, your child will want to select titles
that interest him or her rather than what you’ve picked out. When that happens, feel proud! That means that you have done your job well. You have passed on the joy of reading—now you get to enjoy watching it blossom and grow. Capital Area District Libraries’ Webberville branch is
located at 115 S. Main Street in Webberville. For information about our hours, services or events, call 517-521-3643 or visit cadl.org.
Capital Area Library EventsWEBBERVILLELearn to Finger Knit (Ages 8 & up) Date: 10/16/2013 - Start Time: 3:15 PM Description: You can use your own ngers in place of knitting needles! Local artist Jane Reiter will demonstrate how to make unique knitted ropes to create scarves, pet leashes, bracelets and more. Horse Care: Feeding & Pasture Management (Adults)* Date: 10/17/2013 - Start Time: 6:00 PM Description: This presentation covers body condition scoring, ration monitoring, ensuring a good hay supply, alternative forages, and ideas to manage, revitalize and protect your pasture. *Registration required; call 517-521-3643
When Leaves Fall, or Don’t! At some time during our early elementary school days we’ve all been assigned to gather a leaf collection. During the fall of the year we were given this assignment with the dual purposes in mind of learning the names of the trees the leaves came from and appreciating the beauty of autumn. We’ve all done it. At some later date, most of us learned that the trees our beautiful collections came from were collectively called “deciduous.” But I’m betting that, like me, few of us ever learned what the term deciduous actually meant. Clearly, the label referred to those trees that dropped their leaves in the autumn of the year, the opposite of “coniferous,” the term referring to those that retain their foliage and remain green. But there is more to it than that. There are reasons beyond providing for colorful leaf collections that deciduous trees drop their leaves in the fall. Here in Michigan and in large parts of the world, the climate varies widely from summer to winter. Because of this and also because of dry stretches in some areas, trees and many shrubs shed their leaves as unnecessary, so that moisture can be conserved for their roots, trunks and large branches. This botanical process is called “abscission.” Quite a few of these deciduous plants, especially decorative varieties, blossom during lea ess times. Here in Michigan it’s during springtime, allowing these plants to take advantage of the opportunity for improved wind transmission of pollen. A lea ess period also increases the visibility of the owers to insects, helping with pollination. It seems now that I’ve strayed quite a distance from the leave collections of youngsters. But they were being made aware of leaf shapes, such as smooth, ne toothed, double toothed and lobed, which help them considerably in learning the tree each came from. But as we are not adults reading this, the term deciduous can contain helpful information if we dig deeper. Landscaping is a perfect example. Whether for the beauti cation of our homes or to bring birds and animals to our property, a little knowledge beyond leaf color is a good idea. Many of our most attractive home properties contain a mixture of deciduous and coniferous trees, as well as a decorative small tree or two and shrubs. They are chosen for their shape, size, owers, fruit and foliage, and to make the best selections it’s necessary to know some thing about the soil where they’ll be planted. And since most of us are not expert in this subject, a good source of information is the county Extension Agent. Often closely associated with the latest agricultural information from the region’s colleges and universities, the agent can provide the “graduate information” to be added to our elementary discoveries of years ago. During this autumn season when the landscape changes
almost on a daily basis, those beautiful leafy encounters of so many years ago, come back into mental focus. We see maples, oaks, elms, aspen, birch and sassafras, blazing along the roadways, and I for one, am encouraged to nd out more about them. The fun is in the knowledge as well as in the color of the leaves. Like our friends, they have names and even personalities, those trees and their leaves, and add to the richness and beauty of our lives! It’s true whether those leaves fall or don’t.
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The regular meeting of the Handy Township Board of Trustees was called to order by Supervisor Vaupel at 7:30 P.M. in the Handy Township Board Room. Trustees present: Eisele, Munsell, Tesch and Frazier. Absent: none. Also present: Att. Kehoe.At the regular Handy Township Board meeting the following motions were made:To approve the agenda as presented.To approve minutes of regular board meeting of 9-10-13 as presentedTo approve minutes of special board meet-ing of 8-19-13 as presentedTo pay the bills in the amount of $67,792.32To contract with Grounds Crew for snow removal for the 2013-14 seasonTo reschedule the regular January board meeting from Tuesday, January 14, 2014 to Thursday, January 2, 2014 at 7:30 P.MTo adjourn meeting at 8:29 P.M.
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Kreeger Elementary School News
Important Information for the School YearNovember 1st – No School- Professional Learning DayNovember 6th- Full Day of School Parent/Teacher Conferences 5:00-7:30 p.m.November 7th – ½ day of School Parent/Teacher Conferences 1:00-4:00& 5:00-7:30 p.m.November 11th-14th – Vision Screening 3rd and 5th grade studentsNovember 15th – Vision Re-Screening 3rd and 5th grade studentsNovember 27-29th – Thanksgiving Recess
* * *Box Tops, VG Receipts, Campbell Soup LabelsRemember to keep collecting Tyson A+ labels, Vg’s receipts, and Campbell’s labels, in addition to Box Tops!
* * *Meijer’s Community Rewards and Target ProgramKreeger Elementary is enrolled in the Meijer’s Community Rewards Program. When you apply for a Meijer’s Credit Card or Meijer’s Guest Card, be sure to use the Kreeger number 199139. The Meijer’s Corporation supports schools by returning a portion of uali ed customer purchases to the school! When using the Target program remember to mention Kreeger Elementary. Remember, “Every little bit helps!”
Thanks for your support.
MEAP Testing Schedule Math MEAP Test for Grades 3-5 will be:October 15th 9:15 – 10:50 Math Session Writing MEAP Test for Grade 4:October 16th 9:15 – 10:35 Writing Session II 12:30 –1:30Science MEAP Test for Grade 5:October 16th 9:15 – 10:55 Science Session
Fire Prevention WeekFowlerville Fire Department visited Kreeger Elementary, Wednesday, October 9t in honor of Fire Prevention Week. During their visit the re ghters provided students with safety tips to avoid kitchen res.
Fowlerville Boys Tennis Team ends ‘most successful’ dual season The Fowlerville boys tennis team ended its most successful dual season at 8-1-2 with a 7-1 win at home over Eaton Rapids last Tuesday, Oct. 8. Jacob Prochnow (6-3 6-1), Cody Durbin (6-3 6-0), Drew Vielbig (6-3 6-1) all won in singles while Fowlerville swepg the doubles with Garrett Kottong/Taylor lockhart (6-4 7-6), Cody Leggert/Zach Wilber (6-1 6-1), Chad Borland/Grant Taylor (6-4 6-0) and Alton Gilaj/David Miechiels(6-0 6-0). The Glads moved onto the MHS regionals at Haslett this past Thursday.
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Smith Elementary School News
IMPORTANT DATES:October 29 – Student Picture Re-Take DayOctober 31- Halloween Parade (Parade Begins at 1:15 pm)November 4, 5 & 6 – Vision Screening For 1st GradeNovember 6 – Full Regular Day of School – Conferences Evening OnlyNovember 6 – Parent/Teacher Conferences (5-7:30 pm)November 7 - ½ Day of School – Conferences Afternoon & Evening (Dismissal Time 12:18)November 7 – Parent/Teacher Conferences (1-4 & 5-7:30 pm)November 12, 13, 14, 15 & 18 – Hearing Screening For K & 2nd Grade
* * *Attention parents of students who ride Fowlerville school buses: please note that bus drop-off times will be approximately 5-10 minutes later than usual for most students who live south of Grand River Avenue (the center of town). The intersection of Grand River and Grand Street will be closed for another couple of weeks. The alternate routing caused by the construction and detour will result in delayed drop-offs. Pick-up times should remain fairly consistent. Thank you for your understanding throughout this construction project!
* * *Lost & Found- Last year Smith Elementary made 2 LARGE
donations to local charities of items found around the school. We prefer that all lost items be returned to their owners! Currently we have one small basket of lost things on the wooden bench in the entryway of the building. If the stack grows, it will be moved to the back of the cafeteria. There is some very nice clothing in there but we have no idea who it belongs to. Write your child’s name on their belongings: extra shoes, hats, sweatshirts, jackets, etc.
* * *Volunteers: If you are planning to help in the classroom, attend eld trips, or have lunch in the cafeteria, you must complete the Volunteer Application and be approved through a background check. The sooner you complete the application, the sooner you can be added to the list. It currently takes about 3 weeks for the process. Thank you for your patience and understanding in the meantime.
* * *Vision Screening for 1st Grade - Vision Screening will be held November 4th & 5th with Re-Screenings on November 6th.
Please call the School if: --You have a concern and it is not your child’s scheduled year for screening. --You do not want your child screened.
* * *Hearing Screening for K & 2nd Grade – Hearing Screening will be held November 12, 13, 14, 15 & 18th. Re-Screenings will be on December 2, 3, 4, 5 & 9th.
Please call the School if: --You have a concern and it is not your child’s scheduled year for screening. --You do not want your child screened.Please call the Health Department if: --Your child has a programmable shunt. Call (517) 546-9850 and ask for the Hearing & Vision
Coordinator.
Two area men heading to Mexico with “little bit of everything” Doug Burnie, a Fowlerville businessman, and Bob Feig, a member of the local re department, left for Mexico last Friday morning, Oct. 11, with a van loaded with a “little bit of everything.” Feig collected two mannequins to teach CPR with, eight sets of re gear, several pairs of boots, 400 foot of re hose, and adapters
and nozzles. This gear and equipment was donated by the Fowlerville Fire Department as well as other Livingston County re departments. Burnie, meanwhile, brought canned foods donated by Gordon’s Food Service and Hidden Springs Church, 30 cases of Christian literature from the Christian Resources International, 50 new Spanish language Bibles, clothes, and various other items. Burnie takes trips to Mexico twice a year, delivering food, supplies, clothing, and medical equipment to missionaries and orphanages to the city of Empalme and the surrounding area.
Doug Burnie, left and Bob Feig.
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Dan DelmericoTownship Clerk
10/13/13
Larain C. Antcliff Larain C. Antcliff, age 76, of Fowlerville, died Wednesday, Oct 9, 2013. He was born May 1, 1937 in Brighton to Gale
. et rah B Hat eld Antcliff and arried Beverly A. Clawson at the Ch rch of God in Howell on ly 2, 196 .
He was a 19 grad ate of Fowlerville High chool, was a horse owner, a teller at ac son Harness aceway and attended Conway Free Methodist Church. Larain loved s orts, shing, bowling and M football. urviving are his wife Beverly, daughter Michelle Michael Finch of Howell, son eff Antcliff of Webberville,
granddaughter ayla Finch and sister hel a hario of Fowlerville. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Leland Antcliff. isitation is 2 6 p. . on unday at iblac Funeral Ho e, illingha Liverance Chapel. ervices will be at p. . Monday at Conway Free Methodist Church with astor
teve Bow er of ciating. Me orial contributions ay be ade to the A erican iabetes Association.
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High elds will host its annual trengthening Fa ilies fundraising brea fast at the M ellogg Center in ast Lansing on hursday October 17. More than 300 businesses and co unity leaders are e pected to attend, and individuals whose lives have changed than s to High elds will share their stories. roceeds fro the event will provide counseling and support to fa ilies struggling with violence, substance abuse and children s behavioral issues. a avis, corrections
a or for the ngha County heriff s Of ce, will e cee the event, and li abeth Boyd, owner of Li Boyd ublic
elations and for er press secretary to Governor Granhol , will also spea . he brea fast will ta e place in the Big en
oo s and will run fro 7 a 9a . Although there is no charge to attend, donations are welco e. More infor ation is available at www.high elds.org. High elds is in its 0th year of providing ho e based counseling, residential care, e periential education and support progra s for fa ilies, youth and co unities throughout id Michigan.
With the good weather, it is a great ti e to ta e care of our outdoor tas s before the weather closes in. here are several things which could a e your auto obile safer. he window wipers on your car are very i portant as the days beco e shorter and rain is li ely not to ention snow . prefer wipers without open fra es because they hold ice and snow. A ain type product applied to windows and irrors is also a great ite . Once you see how these products perfor you will never stop using the . Many ti es during a light rain the water si ply blows off the window while driving without the need for wipers. he ne t ost i portant and easily replaced ite would be headlights. Although they are wor ing , bulbs are said to lose 0 plus percent of brightest after two years of use. Good high perfor ance bulbs are e pensive, so be prepared. hese bulbs, have found are worth the e tra dollars. hey produce a whiter light, which see s to travel a greater distance. hey are not the blinding light super bright la ps we all have encounter in approaching cars. hese are a ballasted type High ntensity ischarge la ps or H for short. Chec your tires. here are wear bars built into tires which indicate when it s ti e for replace ent. ires are again e pensive. At ti es the local tire shops ight have ta e off tires. hese are li e new or new tires that were re oved fro a new car whose owner wanted a perfor ance tire or wheel the anufacturer did not offer. Always eep trac of your tire pressure. he local shops offer free air and if you re a roo ie at lling a tire ust as for help during your visit. hey typically leave the air hoses ‘on’ for after hour use if you’re out late. he wipers and headlight could also be ite s the auto parts store would be glad to assist you in replacing. Co petition is erce in the parts world, and it see s all the stores are allowing e ployees to help purchasers with inor ite s. Finally, the dreaded snow blower. will ention this often in the ne t few wee s. his is the ti e to chec this unit. epair shops are not busy, and if you’re a do it yourself repair person you have ti e to casually order parts. pulled
y unit out last wee and found the pri er bulb crac ed fro dry rot, so it’s an easy , Also what you ay nd if you need a part is there are so any speci c parts, no one can physically stoc ‘every’ part on a local level. o it ay not be a part you can get right away without ordering it. Ma e plans or arrange ent to have those gutters cleaned once the leaves start falling. Visit and support the local cider
ills, and have a great wee end Around he HouseAs always past articles are archived on our website www.power2 hrs.co and we welco e your uestions at ustAs HandyAndy hot ail.co .
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eBy Andy Lekarczyk
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Oa Grove nited Methodist Wo en invite you to our delicious, ho e style wiss tea inner on aturday, October 19, 2013. Our enu includes wiss tea , ashed potatoes and gravy, corn, green beans, coleslaw, rolls and ho e ade pies. he eal will be served fro 30 7 p. . he wo en are also having a Holiday Craft Ba aar and Ba e ale fro 7 30 p. . onations for the dinner are ta en at the door, no reservations are necessary. lan to co e early or stay late to shop the hand ade crafts and delicious ba ed goods while you are there. Oa Grove nited Methodist Church is located at 66 6 Oa Grove oad, Howell iles north of M 9 . For ore infor ation, please call the church of ce at 17 6 39 2.
Li in t n Ac tic ic ciet h l in a e i n n ct.
he Livingston Acoustic Music ociety LAM a essions are open to interested usicians, singers and
listeners. We include any different instru ents, styles of usic and levels fro beginners to acco plished. i e he third 3rd aturday of the onth 7 11 p. .
lace Fowlerville Church of the a arene 0 0 Country Corner r. Fowlerville, M . n the strip all ust south of the 96 overpass bridge on Fowlerville d. We are a fun, no obligation, fa ily friendly, usic sharing, rela ed, infor al group. Our ne t a ession is aturday, October19, 2013, starting at 7 p. .
r th a t frac in With the recent tal of natural gas e ploration in orth-western Livingston County, would li e to provide you with so e facts about the practice provided to e by the Michigan
epart ent of nviron ental uality . he e ists to protect the environ ent and public health by regulating industrial activity that ay i pact air, water and soil. he onitors gas and oil production in Michigan as well. he clai s con dence in its ability to protect the public and allow the gas and oil industry to continue developing local energy sources. Frac ing wor s by pu ping a i ture of water, sand and a s all a ount of che icals into an oil or gas for ation deep underground and applies pressure. he pressure fractures roc layers, releasing oil or gas reserves. he sand holds the fractures open to continue allowing the oil or gas to ow into the well. Further ore, state regulators have been studying frac ing for ve decades. As the lead regulatory agency in Michigan.
he depart ent clai s that with over 12,000 wells in Michi-gan, there has not been one incident to date. Most of the concerns that have heard about frac ing have uite understandably been environ ental and health da -
ages it ay cause. f you feel that there is any sort of lea or other wrongdo-ing, please feel free to contact the ’s ollution er-gency Alerting yste at 10-292- 706. For ore facts about frac ing in Michigan, please visit www.Michigan.gov
. As always, feel free to contact y of ce at 1- - O -H , or e ail us at en Hune senate. ichigan.gov. Our of ce will be happy to assist you.
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Little Glad Center News
Beverly Farmer, [email protected]
517-223-6480www.fowlervilleschools.orgRegistration FormsOur registration forms are on-line, both Little Glad center and preschool.Go to the Fowlerville Schools website @ www.fowlervilleschools.org under the “school tab” choose ‘Little Glad Center’, this will take you will go to our web page, the registration forms are a choice along the left side of the page. It is a writable form which saves you time while completing the information. Once the form is completed, print it out, sign the required areas, and bring it to our of ce.
* * *A look Ahead…LGC Book Fair Our center is having a BOOK FAIR the week of October 21st. A nice variety of books will be on display by The Little Glad Center of ce.
* * *October 23-- Little Glad Center Fall Harvest Open House 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm. Families are encouraged to attend to visit with the staff, see the classrooms, make a craft, and enjoy a snack!November 1--- No School, K-12, Teacher Learning Day (TLD) Friday: Little Glad center is OPEN, preschool is in session
Mrs. Brock’s Little Glad Preschool classroom visits Mayhew’s pumpkin patch
Liam Beach, Andrea Beach and Lauren Miller are enjoying the delicious cider & doughnuts at the pumpkin patch.
Noah St. Charles & Chloe Vanover are very excited to ride the bus to Mayhew’s Tree Farm & Nursery.
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