Fowlerville News & Views Online May 24, 2015

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Crossroads United Methodist Church invites crafters to join Fall Show

By Cheryl Poch HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY A little history on the meaning and beginnings of Memorial Day...Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces. The holiday, which is observed every year on the last Monday of May, was formerly known as Decoration Day and originated after the American Civil War to commemorate the Union and Confederate soldiers who died in the war. By the 20th century, Memorial Day had been extended to honor all Americans who died while in the military service. Memorial Day is not to be confused with Veteran’s Day; Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who DIED while serving, while Veteran’s Day celebrates the service of ALL U.S. military veterans. Following is a poem entitled:

We Salute Our Veterans This Memorial Day This Memorial Day… We salute every soldier who has served this great nation. And offer a heart of thanks and appreciation! We salute each member of our armed forces. And are thankful for their efforts and resources!

Crossroads United Methodist Church invites crafters to sign up for a booth at the church’s ¿fth annual fall craft show planned from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, November 14 at the church. Crossroads United Methodist Women’s Unit sponsors the craft show. You may choose from a variety of booth sizes, locations and prices, but the UMW encourages early reservations to ensure your choice. You may purchase lunch on site. The church is located at the corner of Haslett and Zimmer Roads, north of Williamston and east of Haslett. For a booth application please call Mary Meranda, 517/655-1286.

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The 10th annual Heritage Bene¿t Car Show is being held on Saturday, June 6. All proud car owners are invited to showcase their antique cars, classic cars, and vehicles of signi¿cant distinction. Doors prizes, DJ music, food, fun, trophies, and a 50/50 drawing are planned during the event. The show will be held at the Livingston County Complex, 2300 E. Grand River (Grand River Ave. & Chilson Road), Howell. Registration is set from 9 a.m. to noon, car judging takes place from noon to 3 p.m., while trophies will be awarded from 3 to 4 p.m. Admission is $15 for show competitors. The Car Show is sponsored by Prudential Heritage Real Estate with all proceeds to bene¿t Howell’s Firemen’s Academy I & II.

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Fowlerville High School Class of 2015 to graduate this Sunday, May 31 The Fowlerville High School Class of 2015 will graduate this Sunday May 1. The Commencement ([ercises will take Slace at the comSetition gymnasium starting at 2 S.m. $round 185 seniors are e[Sected to receive their diSlomas. The afternoon Srogram begins with the Senior 3rocessional with the high school band Slaying Pomp and Circumstance. This will be followed by the singing of The Star Spangled Banner by Brody Shrader, a Welcome Address by suSerintendent Wayne 5oedel, and the 3resentation of the School Board by the board Sresident, Mike Brown. High School 3rinciSal Bradford /usk will be serving as the master of ceremonies. Olivia Roedel will give the Class Welcome, William Hammond will offer the SSonsor Thank <ou, Tyler Burkhardt will Sresent his Salutatorian Address, and (mily HarSer will give her Valedictorian Address. Alyssa /a3lante and Andrew Vielbig will introduce the guest sSeaker, 1ick /ycos, a teacher at the school. /ycos will then offer his remarks. After this, the 3resentation of 'iSlomas will occur with /usk, Assistant High School 3rinciSal -amey Hardenbrook, Athletic 'irector Brian Osborn, and *race 'amerow of the Fowlerville On /ine /earning Academy taking Sart.

Fowlerville Girls Varsity Team Âżnishes third at Regionals

The Fowlerville *irls Varsity Tennis Team ended one of the most successful season on Thursday, May 14, at the MHSAA Regional at Haslett by scoring 14 Soints and Âżnished rd. This reSresents the most Soints and highest Âżnish in the last four years at the Regionals for the girls. Rachale 3eckens Âżnished as runner uS, beating Charlotte and 'ewitt before falling to Haslett. Rachael was the only Slayer to make the Âżnals from a school other than Williamston or Haslett. Cecilia Bronsberg 1 singles , Madison *ilbert 2 singles and .ayla Schulte singles all made the semiÂżnals as did Alyssa Bennett/Emily Tersigni (4 doubles). Congrats girls on a truly remarkable season!!

Memorial Day... Honoring All of the Men & Women Who Gave Their Lives in Defense of our Nation and Our Freedom

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—Area Deaths—

Beverly Ann Chard Beverly Ann Chard, age 81, of Fowlerville died Friday, May 15, 2015. She was born on May 14, 1 4 in 'etroit to -oseSh and /ouise (=uchowski) Furmanek. Beverly married Billy R. Chard. He Sreceded her in death along with her Sarents and sisters. Surviving are 4 daughters 'ebbie (Rick) Browne, 'enise (Bruce) /each, 'arlene (Craig) Horton and 'awn (Tony) Kleinschmidt; 15 grandchildren; and 32 great-grandchildren. Visitation took Slace on Monday, May 18, from 2-4 -8 S.m. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at 10 00 a.m. at Herrmann Funeral Home, 1iblack ChaSel with 3astor Mark Wilson of the Fowlerville 8nited Brethren Church ofÂżciating. Burial followed in Wright Cemetery. Memorial contributions are suggested to Advantage HosSice or the Humane Society. Arrangements by Herrmann Funeral Home, 1iblack ChaSel 51 .223.8 5

Memorial Day observances take place Monday, May 25

Memorial 'ay is being observed this Monday, May 25. A Sarade and ceremony will take Slace in Webberville starting at 8 a.m. The Sarade will line uS at the high school and then Sroceed west on *rand River to the Veterans Monument at the Main 4 Corners. Services will then be conducted. At 10 a.m. the Sarade will start in Fowlerville. 3articiSants will line uS at Veteran’s 'rive on the west end of town and then head east through the downtown to *reenwood Cemetery. Services will then be conducted at the site of the memorial cannon. 3arade sSectators are reminded to stand uS when the Honor *uard Àag aSSroaches, with men removing any head wear.

Pop Can Drive being held on Saturday, June 6, at Curtis Grocery A 3oS Can 'rive is being held on Saturday, -une , from 11 am Âą 2 Sm at Curtis *rocery. All Sroceeds will be going to helS fund Fowlerville High School and -unior High students for their triS to *ermany in ASril 201 .

Support Red Cross Giving Day on June 2; Public asked to help those in need The American Red Cross is launching its Âżrst Giving Day on -une 2, asking everyone in Mid-Michigan to make a donation to the Red Cross to helS ensure that helS is available wherever and whenever SeoSle need it. ÂłEach day, the American Red Cross Srovides suSSort, comfort and hoSe to SeoSle when they need it the most,´ said Kimberly Burton, CEO, Michigan Region. Âł*iving 'ay is when we come together as a community and turn comSassion into action.´ Red Cross Giving Day is a 24-hour national fundraising camSaign suSSorting the work of the Red Cross in communities across the country each and every day. The theme of Giving Day is ÂłAll In One 'ay´ because the Red Cross is Âłall in´ every day, helSing SeoSle to get back on their feet. ÂłOn -une 2nd, we have 24 hours to come together as a community and show our suSSort for those who need a helSing hand,´ said -ohn Cauley, E[ecutive 'irector, American Red Cross of Mid-Michigan. ÂłOn this one day, Slease donate to the Red Cross so we can be there to helS SeoSle in need.´ To take Sart in Giving Day and suSSort the work of the American Red Cross, Slease visit redcross.org/givingday. All in one day, working together, we can bring helS and hoSe to SeoSle when they need it most. Each day in communities across the country and around the world, the Red Cross comforts disaster victims, suSSlies blood to Satients in need, suSSorts members of the military and teaches SeoSle lifesaving skills. 1ationally, the Red Cross: --ResSonds nearly 200 times a day to helS a family affected by a home Âżre or other disaster. --3rovides nearly 5, 00 blood transfusions a day to Satients in need. --*ives 15,500 SeoSle a day lifesaving health and safety training. --3rovides nearly 1,000 services a day to military members, their families and veterans. --With the helS of Sartners, gives 308,000 children a day measles or rubella vaccinations. Here in Mid-Michigan, your suSSort of the American Red Cross Giving Day is a Sromise of better days ahead for those in our community who have lost everything. -- In Michigan, the Red Cross resSonded to over 2000 disasters, which included home Âżres, storms, Ă€oods and tornadoes. --Our Health and Safety instructors taught courses to over 3, 28,000 SarticiSants, making our neighborhoods safer for everyone who lives here. --As Sart of the Home Fire CamSaign, the Red Cross has installed over 1500 smoke alarms in homes throughout Michigan and develoSed individual Âżre escaSe Slans with families to ensure they have a safe route out of their home in the event of an emergency. --In 2014, the American Red Cross *reat /akes and Southeast Michigan Blood Services regions collected 300,0 0 units of blood. About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a notfor-proÂżt organi]ation that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or visit us on Twitter at @RedCross.

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The /ivingston County 4-H *rand ETuestrians TheraSeutic Riding 3rogram is seeking volunteers for its uScoming summer classes. Volunteers are needed to assist riders as horse leaders and side-walkers. Twenty-for volunteers for each class, ages 14 and uS. This is a great family activity, and no horse e[Serience is necessary. Orientation for volunteers will take Slace on May 28 at :30 S.m. The Srogram runs from -une 2nd through -uly 1 th on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes are at :00 S.m., :00 S.m. and 8:00 S.m. (1o classes the week of -uly 4th) The Srogram will once again be held at the Wylie Farm, 5450 Emmons Road, Fowlerville. ('irections: *rand River, west of Howell, to Emmons Rd. Turn Southwest on Emmons Rd, cross railroad tracks, ¿rst house (farm) on the right.) Come and helS change a child’s life by volunteering. Horseback riding is a valuable form of theraSy for Shysically challenged individuals. Volunteers are the backbone of the *rand ETuestrian Srogram. I1FO: wlSinc@comcast.net 810 32- 138 or MS8 E[tension /ivingston County 4-H at 51 54 -3 50.

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Important Information for the 2014- 2015 School Year May 25th - Memorial 'ay Recess -une 2nd – 5th grade Âżeld day :15-11:45 4th grade Âżeld day 12:30-3:00 rd -une 3 - *reenÂżeld Village Field TriS (5th *rade) 3rd grade Âżeld day :15-11:15 th -une 4 – ½ day K-12 -une 5th – ½ day /ast student day Kreeger dismissal 12:18 *** Box Tops, VG Receipts, Campbell Soup Labels Remember to keeS collecting Tyson A labels, Vg’s receiSts, and CamSbell’s labels, in addition to Bo[ ToSs!

FUNraiser being held on May 30 at Williamston park for cancer patient

A F81raiser, based on dogs, is being held on Saturday, May 31, at McCormick 3ark in Williamston for Marty /icht. It’s called ÂłStrut <our Mutt for Marty´ and will take Slace from noon to 3 S.m. ÂłMarty has cancer and is a huge dog lover,´ said his wife, Beth, adding that in addition to several fun activities, the event includes ÂľStrutters’ (SarticiSants walking their dog). These SeoSle will be getting sSonsors to donate money to their dog walk. ÂłIf you don’t have a dog,´ she said, Âłwalk in memory of a Sast comSanion.´ Activities include: a 'oggie Kissing Booth, Balloon Animals, a Candy *ive Away, Face 3ainting, Mystery 3ictures, Silicone Bracelets, an Auction, and T-shirts. Anyone getting 100 or more in sSonsors for the ÂľStrutters’ walk will receive a sSecial gift. For sSonsor sheets, email: beth.licht1@gmail.com

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The Livingston Centre Historical Society continues to accept donations for the upcoming Gramma’s Attic Sale, scheduled for May 29 - 30. All proceeds Zill Eene¿t the maintenance and repair of the Historic Village. Beginning this week, items will be accepted at the Fairgrounds inside the commercial building near the front gate; please call Marj Carlon at 517-223-3831 or the Fair 2f¿ce at 517-223-8918 . Also, arrangements may be made for pick-up of items you are willing to donate; please call Marj Carlon. Please: only clean items in safe, working or usable condition! Rental space is still available for vendors to sell their own items at the same event. A 10 ft. vendor space is $25.00; you must provide your own table. Please call Bette Kelly at 517-5 -8797 this week to reserve your space. The non-refundable fee must be paid by May 22. Continue to watch the News and Views for later announcements about the September Fall Festival. There are still openings for local entertainment and vendors.

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An Adventure in Wine Making By Pastor Tom Tarpley I don’t know of any teenager or preteen who wants to have his baby brother tagging along behind them when they are with their older friends. This is why my brother, who was almost 10, was always trying to slip away from me to play with his friends. The other reason he didn’t want me around was because I was a tattletale. Whenever I caught him doing something wrong, I would tell on him and get him into trouble. On one occasion I remember he got back at me. I stole some candy, and he saw me and ran home and told my grandmother. Needless to say she beat me so bad until, if it were today, she would have gone to jail for a long time. My childhood was not a good time for me, and the memories I have of that time are mostly sad‌ except for when I was able to get my hands on some alcohol. I didn’t like myself growing up, and no one else did either. I felt unwanted and alone most of the time. The only times I can recall that I enjoyed were those times when I was drinking. My grandfather used to make his own wine and beer and, now that I’m older, I know that the big container in the barn was a still for making moonshine. He also grew these funny looking plants behind the house. Every time he pulled them up, he made my brother stay in the back yard and watch them so no one would bother them. I realize now that the plants were marijuana. One day my brother, who was very clever, came to me and told me that he was going to make some wine. He had watched my grandfather do it, so he was going to try. He had gathered some corncobs, a ¿ve-gallon lard bucket ,and swiped a lot of sugar from the kitchen. He ¿lled the bucket about half full, and I helped him carry it up into the hills behind the house to our little hideout that he had built out of old lumber and whatever else he could ¿nd. I watched him dump the corn cobs into the bucket and mix the sugar in with it. He put something else in it, but he wouldn’t tell me what it was. He then covered it with a piece of cloth to keep out the insects. If I knew then what I know now I would have told on him. By doing so, maybe I would have saved myself a lot of misery. But I kept silent. I wanted to try some when it was ready. One day he came to me and told me it was ready, and he was going to try it. The only thing I really remember is that it was real sweet and, after sitting up there in the hideout trying to act like grownup, I got very sick. My brother was scared to death because if my grandmother found out she would give him a whipping that he would never forget. So he had to keep me away from the house until I was able to walk. While we were waiting, I emptied my insides out several times. That was not the ¿rst time I drank, but it was the ¿rst time I got drunk. Anyone with any common sense would have never touched it again, but I could not wait for the next day so I could sneak off without my brother and repeat the day before. Over the next few days I think I must have drank most of it because my brother yelled at me one day when he went to get some and it was all gone. The uncontrollable desire to drink was in me, and the addiction would last for almost 45 years. Next Week: Escape from Kentucky.

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Fowlerville News & Views – Sunday, May 24, 2015 – Page 7 VARSITY SOCCER The Fowlerville Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated Owosso last Tuesday in CAAC Silver Cup action, 8-2. The defense led by -essica Holiday, Keelan Horton, -ewlissa Aldred, Rachel Longhi, Brooke O’Donnell and Natalie Smarch played well all day, shutting down some fast forwards and holding Owosso to two goals on the night. Lauren Robertson started off the scoring off of an Alexis Lindig assist. There was no stopping the scoring from thereon. Adding to the scoring total was Alexis Lindig who scored twice-- once off of an Ollie Updike assist and once off of an Erin Vielbig assist. Rachel Clark scored a season high ¿ve goals off assists from Ollie Updike (3 , Kristen Burkhardt and Rayne Phillips. Erin Vielbig recorded ¿ve saves on the night and did a great job of keeping herself connected to her defense leading to few opportunities for Owosso to be able to put themselves in scoring position. *** VARSITY BASEBALL Congratulations to the Varsity Baseball Team for Winning the White Conference title last Monday night by beating Portland in game one. Eric Fritz picked up the win on the mound and went 5-0 in league play. Their next game was last Wednesday against East Lansing in the Diamond Classic! *** JV BASEBALL Fowlerville -V Baseball team split with Portland in their last game of the season, bringing their ¿nal record to 18-5 and ¿nishing very strong. In the ¿rst game, Nate Leonard took the mound striking out . Steven 4uigley came in as the relief pitcher, throwing well, and added a double an RBI on offense. Bryant Martin added a hit and an RBI as well but in

Fowlerville High School Sports Report VARSITY TRACK The Fowlerville High School Girls Track & Field team competed at the MHSAA Regional Finals on Saturday, May 1 , ¿nishing 12th overall. The Lady Gladiators earned 8 new personal records and season’s bests! Emma Roedel won the 100m dash and was crowned Regional Champion with a ¿nal time of 12. 0s, a personal best, and earned a place in the State Finals. Emma also earned All-Region honors in the 200m th; 27.0s and the Long -ump 4th; 15-9.75 . Rachel Coon earned All-Region honors in the Shot Put with a personal best throw of 35-0.25, and the 4x400m team of freshmen Maddie Hough, Courtney Rife, Hannah MacDonald and Shannon MacDonald earned All-Region honors placing 8th with a time of 4:3 . The Boys Track & Field team had its best team score in recent years at the MHSAA Regional Finals, placing th overall with 34.5 points. The Gladiators posted 13 new personal records and season’s bests! Nick Gullet was crowned Regional Champion in the Discus with a throw of 13 -07 and earned a place in the State Finals. Placing, scoring and earning All-Region honors for the Gladiators were Ryan Gross th, 400m, 51.88, PR , Tyler Burkhardt 3rd, 800m, 2:01, PR , Cameron Bronikowski 5th, High jump, 5-10 , the 4x200m relay Cameron Bronikowski, Tucker Gibbons, Ryan Gross, Cory Lemeuix, 5th, 1:34, PR , the 4x800m relay Tyler Burkhardt, Chase East, Caden Collins, Cody Persons; th, 8:42, PR and the 4x400m relay (Cameron Bronikowski, Tucker Gibbons, Ryan Gross, Tyler Burkhardt; 4th, 3:30.97, PR . ***

a tough loss 13-3. In Game 2 the boys came back with Nick Semke on the mound, allowing only 2 runs in the 1st and striking out 5 in 5 innings. Nathan Southgate had a huge day at the plate with 2 runs and a HR to deep left ¿eld. Semke went 2-3 with a triple, run and 4 RBsI. Fowlerville won by an 11-3 score.

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Where to plant trees on North Maple Street discussed at council meeting By Steve Horton :here to Slant new trees on 1orth MaSle 6treet was discussed at last Monday’s )owlerville 9illage &ouncil 6everal residents want them located on the village-owned right-of-way between the sidewalk and street 7he sewer lines are located under the west right-of-way (or green belt), the water line is located under the east right-of-way, and the storm drain is under the west curb 7he 9illage manager, .athryn $rledge, in her reSort indicated that the arborist, the D3:, and the 9illage engineer recommended that the trees be Slaced, with owner Sermission, in the residential yards rather than above these lines 6he said that she suSSorts that recommendation and gave the following written overview to council members “Discussion of the North Maple Street Construction Project. 6ummary 7his all started with a resident on MaSle 6treet, not wanting a tree Slanted in his yard he wants it on the 9illage SroSerty right of way 7he resident has gone to the neighbors, called several council trustees, Sast trustees, and 6enator -oe +une’s ofÂżce 7he new utilities for the MaSle 6treet &onstruction 3roject are in the 9illage right of way It is a known fact that trees are not to be Slanted over the utilities 7he 9illage &ouncil has offered to reSlace the 9illage tree that was on 9illage SroSerty, buy and Slant the tree in the resident’s yard 7his is a very gracious gesture from the 9illage &ouncil “My Slan is to meet with the residents, review the list of trees (includes choice of four maSle trees) with descriStion and Sictures, have the resident indicate on a drawing where they would like the tree Slanted, and sign an agreement “If the trees were to be Slanted in the right of way, it will comSromise the integrity of the infrastructure and would be Âżnancially irresSonsible, now and in the future, for me to recommend it In my oSinion, a MuniciSal 6treet right of way is no different then 6tate, &ounty and D7( right of ways “I will suSSort and follow the consideration and direction from the 9illage &ouncil “5emoval and 5eSlanting of 7rees $t the beginning of the construction Sroject on 1orth MaSle 6treet the 9illage &ouncil made a motion to hire a &ertiÂżed $rborist to e[amine the trees in the construction ]one, save the trees that could be saved and determine the ones that needed to be removed 7he &ertiÂżed $rborist has a formula to deÂżne the root ]one of the trees, it was determined that several trees needed to be removed “$t the last 9illage &ouncil Meeting a motion was made to have administration work with the &ertiÂżed $rborist to determine what kind of tree was recommended to be Slanted and the Slacement “On Monday, May , 0 I met with -eremy +ert], the &ertiÂżed $rborist, Matt %rinkoetter of :olverine (ngineers and an emSloyee with the 9illage of )owlerville D3: at the construction Sroject on 1orth MaSle 6treet “7he $rborist suSSlied a list of trees that was suggested to be Slanted 7he Âżrst thought was to mark out the area for Slanting in the recommended sSot in the resident’s yard It was determined that if the trees are going in the residents yard, they should have a say where they choose to have the tree Slanted as long as it met the reTuirements of where the tree would grow according to the 8nited 6tates DeSartment of $griculture )orest 6ervice 7ree Owner’s Manual --Do not Slant your tree where it will interfere with buildings, overhead utility lines, Savement or intersection sightlines as it gets bigger “$ couSle residents from MaSle 6treet came in the 9illage ofÂżce on 7hursday, May , 0 to inTuire on when the MaSle trees were going to be Sut back in the same Slace they

came from “It was and is my understanding that the 9illage of )owlerville does not want to comSromise the integrity of the infrastructure by Slanting the trees in the right-of-way (greenbelt) It was decided that the 9illage of )owlerville would Surchase and Slant trees in the residents yard, not over the new utilities that were just installed for reasons of the tree roots damaging the sidewalk, driveway, road or the utilities that were just installed I informed the two residents of this and they indicated that this is not what they were told )rom all of my investigations, the Sre-construction meeting and the 9illage &ouncil Meeting Minutes, it does not indicate that the trees would or would not be Slanted in the greenbelt It just indicates at the $rborist’s recommendation “7here is a reason why the Srofessionals are advising the 9illage not to allow trees in the right-of-way â€? $lso in $rledge’s reSort to council was information on the MaSle 6treet utilities 6he noted that the storm sewer runs under the west curb line from the &ounty Drain to *rand 5iver $venue 7here is aSSro[imately 6 feet between the toS of the SiSe and the curb green belt above it 7he water main was installed in the green belt on the east side of the road from the north end of the street to *rand 5iver $venue 7he water main is feet deeS 7he coSSer water service for each house is feet deeS in the green belt 7he sanitary services are around feet deeS at the SroSerty line give or take a foot Four residents who reside on the street²$udrey *lass, 6teve +udson, and /ee and Dorothy +anna²sSoke during the &all to the 3ublic at the start of the meeting *lass, in her comments, noted that there was nine feet of green sSace between the street and sidewalk comSared to seven and eight foot striSs on *rand 5iver where numerous trees are located “7hese,â€? she noted, “are all growing and thriving â€? 6he also stated that the root system should not interfere with the water and sewer lines since they have more shallow root systems that sSread out rather than Senetrating the deSths where the lines are located *lass also stated that locating the trees in residential yards would “take uS the entire yard and Sut them too close to the house â€? &athy (lliott also sSoke, noting that tree roots do get into the sewer lines “$t the &entennial 3ark we had what’s called a beard (where several roots combine into a single large root) get into the manhole,â€? she said “It was eight foot long and several inches in diameter :e had to cut it out of the manhole with a chainsaw 6o roots do get into the sewer lines â€? 7he issue of the MaSle 6treet trees was on the agenda as a matter of discussion 7hree trustees²(verett De*rush, &arol +ill, and -erry %ell²sSoke in favor of Slanting the trees in these green striSs, noting that they felt that this had been the agreement with the residents last year when the e[isting trees had to be removed due to the street construction 7hat Sroject involved reSlacing e[isting water and sewer lines and storm drains with new infrastructure, installing new sidewalks and curb and gutter, and aSSlying two coast of asShalt (7he second, Âżnish coat was aSSlied last Monday ) &ouncil had agreed at that time to Surchase and install two new trees for every one that was removed During the discussion by council, questions were raised of whether or not the roots of the maSles trees would go deeS enough to damage the lines and whether a more detailed reSort from the arborist should be obtained It was also noted that in recent street Srojects, mainly on 6outh and 1orth

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Library Overdue Materials - Students with overdue materials will not receive his/her report card until the materials have been returned or the book ¿ne paid. *** Book Donation and Book Swap: Students wishing to donate books for the Book Donation/Book Swap can bring in gently used books. Students can donate as many books as they would like, but are limited to choosing a maximum of two. The extra books are made available to all students during the ¿nal week of school. Please contact Melinda )air¿eld with any questions at mfair¿eld#webbervilleschools.org. *** Fifth Grade Recognition Night – Come and celebrate with our 5th graders as they make the transition from elementary to middle school. Recognition Night will be on Wednesday, May 27 at 5:30PM in the multipurpose room. *** Elementary Field Day – Field Day is scheduled for Monday, June 1. The events will start at 8:30AM. Mr. Weaver is looking for some parent volunteers; if you are interested in helping please contact him at jweaver#webbervilleschools.org

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By Haylee Terrasi-Klempner Alyssa Jane Ciavarelli is the daughter of KJ and David Woodworth and twin sister of Senior Alexandria Ciavarelli, Austin Woodworth (6) Addison Woodworth (4), and Evan Woodworth (4). She arrived at Webberville her junior year of high school. 8Son enrolling at Webberville, Ciavarelli has inÀuenced those she has met. She not only brings joy to those close to her but to everyone she sees. Ciavarelli always has a smile on her face and is determined to make everyone else’s day. ³She has a really kind heart,´ said cross ¿t instructor and friend, Jake Lyons. “She would do almost anything for you and she has a great personality to go along with it.” Ciavarelli enjoys experiencing new things. This allows her to dodge obstacles that are thrown into her path. She keeps a positive attitude through her day even when she is challenged. “Alyssa has overcome a lot of challenges,” said English teacher Mrs. Pape.” She has a positive attitude that can inspire others.” Ciavarelli enjoys all of her classes but her favorites are Consumers Math and English. Her English teacher, Mrs. Pape, has made a tremendous impact on her life. “Mrs. Pape helped me through so much,” said Ciavarelli. “Not only in school but in my life, she helped me to overcome things that I never thought I would be able too.” Even though Ciavarelli will miss not seeing her friends she is ready to leap into the world. She plans to go to college to get a degree in psychology or special education. She loves to work with people and both of these career paths will allow her to do so. “I want to leave the underclassmen with a quote from Babe Ruth,” Ciavarelli said. “Don’t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.”

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Webberville High School names Top 10 graduating seniors

The following seniors from the Webberville High School Class of 2015 were named to the Top 10 in academic achievement. The valedictorian is Grace Gardziella, and the salutatorian is Clare Theriault. The rest of the students, in alphabetic order, are: Kaleigh Atkins, Taylor Chase, Alexandria Ciavarelli, Vivian Gaffney, Michael-Joseph Gleason, Emily Judd, Haylee Terrasi-Klempner, and Paige Wilson. These Top 10 seniors, along with the rest of the class, will graduate on Thursday, June 4, in Commencement Exercises to be held at the Spartan Center gym. The event begins at 7 p.m.

Grace Gardziella Parents: Scott and Tammy Gardziella Academic Achievements/Honors: National Honor Society, Academic Award for 4.0 GPA, English and Math Department Awards Activities: NHS, Student Council, Project ROOTS, Volleyball, Choir, Musical Theatre, Softball, Band. Community Service/Hobbies: NHS Blood Drives, Church Children’s and Music Ministry Volunteer Future Plans: Attend Wheaton College, major is undecided. ***

Clare Margaret Theriault Parents: Robert Theriault, Tina Theriault-Martin, and Ron Martin Academic Achievements/Honors: National Honors Society, Salutatorian Community Service/Hobbies: Volleyball, Softball, Project ROOTS, Tutoring, Local Blood Drives Future Plans: Attend LCC for 2 years to study Kinesiology, then on to CMU to study Athletic Training/ Sports Medicine ***

Kaleigh Atkins Parents: Chet and Patricia Atkins Academic Award/Honors: Department Awards (English, U.S. History, and Gov/Econ), Academic Letter, Bronze Medal, Silver Medal, Gold Medal, Trophy, Plaque, Top Ten Honor, Summa Cum Laude (Gold Honor Cord) Activities: Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Project ROOTS, National Honor Society Community Service/Hobbies: Blood Drives, Pay-ItForward Future Plans: I plan to attend Michigan State University to study Mechanical Engineering ***

Taylor Chase Parents: Mike and Teresa Chase Academic Awards/Honors: National Honor Society, Academic Award: History, Academic Award: English, Academic Award (3.5 or Higher), MHSAA Academic All State Award, NHS graduation honors, GAC Scholar Athlete, Summa Cum Laude, Top Ten Honors. Journalism Editor Award Activities: Varsity Sideline Cheer, J.V. Competitive Cheer, Varsity Competitive Cheer, Basketball, J.V. Softball, Varsity Softball, National Honor Society, Journalism: Co-Editor, Musical Theater, LCC Dual Enrollment, Project ROOTS Community Service/ Hobbies: Operation Christmas Cheer, Pay-It-Forward, NHS Blood Drives, Cheerfest Judge/Runner, dodgeball tournaments Future Plans: Attend Eastern Michigan University to study Psychology and Criminal Justice. ***

Alexandria Ciavarelli Parents: KJ and David Woodworth. Academic Achievements/Honors: National Honor Society, Academic Excellence Award, and Scholastic Honors. Activities: National Honor Society, Softball, Volleyball, Journalism, Dance Team, and Cross¿t. Community Service: Rockwell Assisted Living Home, Faith City Church, St. Road Elementary, Freedom Center Church, Tutoring, Operation Christmas Cheer, Autumn Classic Run, Pine Crest Assisted Living Home, Career Fair, Elementary School Relay, Blood Drive, and Fundraising. Future Plans: Attend University of Detroit Mercy and receive my BSN from their direct admit nursing program

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Vivian Gaffney Parents: Dan and Anne Gaffney Academic Achievements and Honors: NHS for three years, Honor Roll all four years of high school (3.5 GPA or higher) Activities: NHS, Journalism, Project ROOTS, Student Council, Volleyball, Softball, Girls Golf, Musical Theatre, and LCC Community Service: Blood Drives, Volunteer work with St. Agnes Catholic Church Future Plans: To attend LCC and then transfer to Grand Valley State University or Northern Michigan University and possibly study nursing ***

Michael-Joseph Gleason Parents: Deborah Gleason and Michael Gleason Honors: Spanish II, Honor Guard, Musical Theater Service: Operation Christmas Cheer Future Plans: Michael-Joseph plans to attend Lansing Community College and then transfer to a university to study computer programming. ***

Emily Judd Parents: Jeff and Sandy Judd Academic Awards/Honors: National Honor Society, Competitive Cheer, Academic All-State, Congressional Medal of Merit Activities: Project ROOTS, National Honor Society, Peerto-Peer, Softball, Sideline Cheerleading, Track & Field,

The Charity Golf Scramble is May 30th The Charity golf scramble is this Saturday at Chemung Hills Golf Club & Banquet in Howell sponsored by Ladies Ancient Order of Hiberians. Funds will support Livingston County Catholic Charities. The outing begins with a 7:30am breakfast & registration 9am start. Golf followed by dinner & silent auction, sponsorship levels available from $50 to $2500. The cost is $85 per person or $340 for a foursome. Call 517-974-5675 or email alezotte#comcast. net for more information.

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Haylee Leann Jordan Terrasi-Klempner Parents: Trevor and Sandi Klempner and Mark and Tracy Terrasi Academic Awards/Honors: NHS, Academic Letter, Art Achievement Award, Certi¿cation of Appreciation and Recognition, Academic Certi¿cate, Outstanding Student for Journalism, Journalism Certi¿cate, Bronze Medal, Silver Medal, Gold Medal, Silver Honor Cord, and Top 10 Honors Activities: Journalism, Volleyball, Softball, Musical Theatre, Cheerleading, Passion Project: BITH Community Service: Operation Christmas Tree Operator/ Leader, Eagle Village: Volunteer, CADL Summer Reading Volunteer, Graham Community Church Youth Group Community Service Projects, New York City Future Plans: I plan to attend Lansing Community College to achieve my Associates Degree and Bachelors Degree in Secondary Mathematics Teaching.

*** Paige Wilson Parents: Michael and Janet Wilson of Webberville Academic Achievements/Honors: National Honors Society, Academic Award (3.5 or Higher), FFA State Degree (Gold), FFA Academic Excellence (Gold), MHSAA Academic All State, Williamston Sunrise Rotary Club Student of the Quarter, Gov/Econ Award, Chemistry II Award, Science Department Award, NHS Graduation Honors, FFA Graduation Honors, Summa Cum Laude Cord, Agricultural Communications Award Activities: National Honor Society, Journalism, Sideline Cheerleading, Competitive Cheerleading, Track & Field, FFA, Project ROOTS Community Service/Activities: Operation Chirstmas Cheer, FFA Community Garden, NHS Blood Drive, D&G Drive Green Challenge, Assistant Coaching M.S. Cheer Team, Farm Bureau Circle of Life, Farm Bureau Project RED, MDOT Roadside Clean-Up, Masonic Lodge Breakfast, Future Plans: Attend Michigan State University to obtain a dual degree in Animal Science and AFNR Education

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By Peg Mawby, Head Librarian Play is an essential part of learning. This isn’t a new theory—experts have proven over and over just how important play is in the development of children. It allows them to use their creativity, develop physical and cognitive dexterity, learn decision-making skills, and discover their own areas of interest. At Capital Area District Libraries, we have long recognized the relationship between play and learning. That’s why we include songs and games in our storytimes. We also offer drop-in LEGO Clubs, where free-style play reigns. Our afterschool club has been so popular at the Webberville branch that we have decided to offer it over the summer. Kids can drop in anytime from - p.m. on the Âżrst and third Thursdays during June, July and August. Dolls are another popular feature of playtime. Last year, a generous patron donated an American Girl doll to CADL. Like the books in our American Girl collection, ÂłJoseÂżna´ can be checked out for children to enjoy at home. 1ow a second doll has joined our collection. ÂłKit´ is currently available at the Webberville branch. She comes with a book about her, called Meet Kit, and a suitcase Âżlled with pajamas and robe, sweaters, hats, shoes, skirt, and a cool leopard print cape. I hope someone checks her out soon or I might be tempted to take her home myself. Long live play time! 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. All CADL branches will be closed over Memorial Day weekend—Saturday, May 23-Monday, May 25.

Lisa Borchard Memorial Educational Scholarship (1) $1,000-- Taylor Mayville Dr. James P. LaBerge Athletic Scholarship Award (2) $250 --Emily Nelson and Travis Elowsky The Anderson’s Corporation Scholarship (1) $1,000- Paige Wilson Webberville FFA Alumni Scholarship--Adam House and Chelsea Stanley FFA Outstanding Senior Scholarship-Paige Wilson Webberville Fine Arts Scholarship (2) $250-Hayley Wagner and Hannah Solace Webberville Lions Club Scholarship (4) $500--Alexandria Ciavarelli, Ezra Fuller, Dalton Slaughter, and Chelsea Stanley Bernard J. Simons Scholarship (4) $500 Alexandria Ciavarelli, Vivian Gaffney, Emily Nelson, and Paige Wilson SSG Gregory Guy McCoy Memorial Scholarship (1) $1,000-- Dalton Slaughter Webberville Education Association Scholarship (1) $500- Grace Gardziella Casual Because We Care Scholarship (4) $400-- Alexandria Ciavarelli, Grace Gardziella, Taylor Mayville, and Clare Theriault National Honor Society (3) $250-Alexandria Ciavarelli, Grace Gardziella, and Clare Theriault Webberville Memorial Day Run Scholarship (2) $500-- Jordan Bales and Alexandria Ciavarelli University of Michigan Maize and Blue Award (1) $500-- Emily Judd Leroy Township Fire¿ghter’s Association-- Alexandria Ciavarelli and Dalton Slaughter Webberville Masonic Lodge Scholarship—Alyssa Ciavarelli and Paige Wilson

Notice of Ordinance Adoption Ordinance No. 449 Notice is hereby given that the Village of Fowlerville has adopted Ordinance No. 449, an Ordinance Amending Sections 2104 of Ordinance No. 346. A complete copy of the Ordinance is available for public use and inspection at WKH RIÂżFH RI WKH 9LOODJH &OHUN DQG RQ OLQH DW www.fowlerville.org

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The 122nd annual Fowlerville High School Alumni Banquet will be held Saturday, June 6, in the high school cafeteria. A social hour will begin about 5 p.m., with class pictures being taken from 5:30 p.m. until the dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. Tickets will go on sale in early May and will be available at Curtis Grocery. Tickets should be purchased by May 30. After that date, tickets must be obtained through Thelma Rossetter. Questions should be directed to the treasurer, Thelma Rossetter, at 517-223-8795. Classes being honored are encouraged to contact Thelma as soon as possible. Also, classes needing a gathering area for their group must let Thelma know. The price of the ticket remains at $15 each, but those purchased at the door will be $20.

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Smith Elementary School News IMPORTANT DATES: May 25 – Memorial Day (No School) May 29- Woldumar Nature Center Field Trip – Barton, See, & Daniel (9:15) May 29- Impression 5 Field Trip-Smith, Randolph, Dodd, *riIÂżn (9:15) May 29 – PTC End of Year Party 5:00-8:00 pm June 1 – Walking Field Trip – Dillingham (10:00) June 1 – Walking Field Trip – LaPLante (9:40) June 2 – Walking Field Trip – Staton (9:30). Hart (10:00), Hill & Matthews (9:30), Barton (12:45) June 2 – Field Day – Kindergarten & 1st Grade June 3 – Walking Field Trip – Oosterhouse (10:10) June 3 – Field Day – 2nd Grade June 4 – Walking Field Trip – Hill & Matthews (9:30) June 4 – ½ Day of School (Dismissal at 12:18 pm) June 4 – Staff Retirement Open House (2:30 – 4:00 pm) See Information Below June 5 – ½ Day of School (Dismissal at 12:18 pm) Last Day of School

CONGRATULATIONS- Avery Farris, from Julie Daniel’s class, entered an illustration contest through Scholastic Books. After hearing the story Bedhead, she created an illustration capturing many of the stories details. She was one of 10 winners out of thousands of entries. Scholastic turned her illustration into a poster and provided her with many crayola supplies. She also received several copies of the book How to Read a Story. She has donated one to our library!!! *** Smith Elementary Staff Retirement Open House - Smith Elementary is hosting an Open House for our retiring staff members. Open House will take place on June 4th from 2:30 – 4:00. The guests of honor are, Gail Tupy (Media Specialist), Sharon Staton (1st Grade), Debbie Hill (1st Grade), June Maurer (2nd Grade), Chris Cords (Custodian). We are inviting

everyone, to feel free to stop by, to wish our retirees the best! *** PTC Board Positions Available for 2015-2016 – Have you considered getting more involved at HT Smith and want to make a major impact? Consider a position on the PTC Board! There are currently three positions open for the upcoming school year and we’re looking to Âżll them. Please submit a letter of interest via email to htsmithptc@gmail.com *** We Are Still “Rounding-Upâ€? Kindergarteners For 2015/2016 School Year - You may stop in the ofÂżce, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm, to register your child for Kindergarten. You have the option of pre-enrolling on line. Just go to www.fowlervilleschools.org and click on the ÂłNew Student Enrollment´ link. The Âżrst section is a basic student information section (approximately 2-4 pages) that includes student’s legal name, address, DOB, contacts, etc. You must print the Âżrst section before clicking on the ÂłAdditional Forms´ link to go to section two (approximately 10+ pages), this section includes the enrollment form, bus form, residency afÂżdavit, concussion form, etc. When forms are completed please print section two and bring the enrollment packet with you when you stop by the H.T. Smith ofÂżce. Please have your child’s birth certiÂżcate, current immuni]ation record, vision screening results (must be after the age of 3) and 2 pieces for proof of residency (1 piece being your D.L.) If you have any questions please feel free to call the H.T. Smith ofÂżce at 51 -223- 430. There have been changes the last couple of years to the State of Michigan School Code regarding enrollment of children in kindergarten and their age eligibility. Here is an excerpt from the revised school code 380.1147: (2) In a school district that provides kindergarten, beginning with the 2015-2016 school year, a child who resides in the school district may enroll in kindergarten if the child is at least 5 years of age on September 1 of the school year of enrollment. (3) If a child residing in the school district is not 5 years of age on the enrollment eligibility date speciÂżed in subsection (2), but will be 5 years of age not later than December 1 of a school year, the parent or legal guardian of that child may enroll the child in kindergarten for that school year if the parent or legal guardian notiÂżes the school district in writing not later than June 1 before the beginning of the school year that he or she intends to enroll the child in kindergarten. A school district that receives this written notiÂżcation may make a recommendation to the parent or legal guardian of a child described in this subsection that the child is not ready to enroll in kindergarten due to the child’s age or other factors. However, regardless of this recommendation, the parent or legal guardian retains the sole discretion to determine whether or not to enroll the child in kindergarten under this subsection.

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-DEADLINE THURSDAY BY 4PMDIRECT CARE STAFF NEEDED: To take care of disabled adults in Howell. Valid driver’s license required with clean driving record. Call Sam (517) 548-4495 or (517) 545-9921.. *** EVANS GARAGE DOOR REPAIR and installation. Spring replacement. Wayne Dalton garage doors and Lift Master garage openers. Call anytime 517-223-9905. *** I BUY FIREARMS: RiÀes, Shotguns or Handguns. If you have ¿rearms you no longer need – Call me! (517) 223-8781. *** D & H HOME REPAIR. We do it all! Ceramic tile, remodel kitchens and bathrooms, custom trim, pole barns, ¿nished basements, decks, and more. Call 517-304-4386 for FREE ESTIMATE. *** LADIES ESCAPE MASSAGE THERAPY. Licensed Massage Therapist. Sharon (Elkins) Robinson. Fee: 1 hour $40. 1-1/2 hours $60. CORRECTED PHONE NUMBER 517-304-3232 Gift Certi¿cates available. *** MASSAGE BODY WORKS Tower Of¿ce Center 10524 E. Grand River, Brighton 1 Hour $50 and 1-1/2 Hours $65. Call 810-360-3475 Diana *** DAYTIME BARTENDER & EVENING COOK WANTED: 2 positions. Fool’s Gold Saloon in Webberville. (517) 521-3131. *** ACORN STOVE CO. Coal & wood heaters, ¿replace inserts, whole house coal furnaces. Coal in 40 lb bags. Layaway payment plan. Get yours now; be prepared for this winter and Polar Vortex. Requires no electricity but still have heat. 1 block south of traf¿c light, Downtown Williamston or call 517-204-2451. *** DRYWALL REPAIRS, remodeling, ¿nishing. 30 years experience, small jobs OK. 810-522-7823. *** 2 HUNDRED TREES to choose from. Big Sale. And trading trees for, 2-wheel and 4-wheel stuff, farm equipment, etc. Howell. 989984-4861. P.S. Kittens. *** R&C EXCAVATING: We dig ponds, basements, driveways, and pools. Locally owned. For an estimate call (517) 881-0389. *** FISH & POND SUPPLIES: Live game¿sh for stocking. Large selection of lake, pond and watergarden supplies. Free Catalog! Stoney Creek, Inc. Grant MI, (800) 448-3873.

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Fowlerville Junior High School News Important Dates:

No School-Memorial Day Break-- May 25th Awards Night-- May 27th - 6:30pm NJHS Dance-- May 29th - 2:30-4:30pm CSI Store-- May 29th Exams-- 1,2,3 hrs - June 4th - Half Day of School Last day of school: Exams-- 4,5,6 hrs - June 5th Half Day of School *** SUMMER LUNCH FAMILY PROGRAM Fowlerville Jr. High School will be participating in the Summer Lunch Family Program this summer, hosted by Salvation Army of Livingston County and Livingston County Hunger Council. This program is to provide free lunch to your family. The program runs from June 15th – August 14th, 2015. The lunches will be available in several sites throughout Livingston county. If you are interested in participating in this program, there are forms available at the Jr. High school. Please feel free to stop by and pick up the form or have your child pick up the form. Registrations need to be received by June 2 to the Salvation Army of Livingston County. *** CSI COMMITTEE-- The CSI committee is looking for parent volunteers to help with the end of the year reward day. We will be doing a “storeâ€? instead of an auction and need parent volunteers the whole day on Friday, May 29th (7:302:15). If you cannot commit to a whole day, then we could also use some help in 2 hour increments starting at 7:30 (we provide lunch too). Please e-mail or call Kim Battjes at battjesk@fowlervilleschools.org or 517-223-6267. *** TRACK The boys track team competed at the Ionia Tom Foy Memorial Invitational on Friday. The boys faced some tough competition Âżnishing 6th. The long jump relay team of Nick Reason and Collin Cramer placed 3rd. The 800m relay team of Collin Cramer, Joe Palyj, Tom Salois and James Petri placed 2nd and the 3200M Co-Ed relay team of Gavin Tait, Jack Kujawa, Natalie Juopperi and Azhanae Depa placed 3rd. The boys will competing in the League meet in Holton Tuesday. Field events start at 3pm and running events start at 3:45pm. The Gladiator boys competed against some strong teams at the League meet in Holt on Tuesday. In the Âżeld events, Garett Shermoe placed 5th in his pole vault debut clearing 7 ft. Billy Kujawa came away with a personal record and a Âżfth place in shot put throwing 29’00â€?. On the track, Bryson Scott placed 4th and shaved 15 seconds off his personal record in the 3200m run with a time of 11:52. Joe Palyj placed 3rd in the 55m hurdles with a time of 9.83. The 800m relay team of Salois, Palyj, Cramer, and Petri Âżnished 2nd with a time of 1:50.91. Patrick Monahan-McLearon had a big day Âżnishing 4th in the 400m dash with a time of 1:01.13 and 1st in the 70m with a time of 9.54. The 400 m relay team of Cramer, Petri, Monahan-McLearon and Salois Âżnished 3rd with a time of 54.97. *** SPORTS FOR WEEK OF MAY 25: Thurs., 5/ 28: PLAYMAKERS HONOR ROLL TRACK MEET @ Okemos track-4:00; bus-2:30 This meet is by invitation ONLY. Coaches will notify athletes if s/he qualiÂżed for the meet. QualiÂżed 7-8 track athletes from the Greater Lansing area are invited. Admission is charged. Souvenir t-shirts available. ALL school issued uniforms must be returned to coaches, clean. There is a Âżne for items not returned. ATHLETIC PHYSICAL NIGHT: Monday, August 3; 6-7:30pm @ FHS. Signed parent form is required. COST IS $25. PHYSICAL IS GOOD FOR ALL FJH & FHS ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION FOR THE 2015-16 school year. FALL SPORTS FOR FJH begin Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 2:30. 7th & 8th VOLLEYBALL & 6th, 7th, & 8th CROSS COUNTRY. PHYSICALS required for all sports’ participation at FJH. *** Jr. High Retirement Open House for Mrs. Jane Turner The Fowlerville Jr. High School is hosting this event. The open house will be taking place on May 28, 2015 2:30 p.m.4:30 p.m. in the media center. We are inviting everyone, so feel free to stop by and wish Mrs. Turner well. If you can’t stop in, please drop Mrs. Turner a note. Send cards/letters to: Fowlerville Jr. High School 7677 Sharpe Road Fowlerville MI 48836 ATTN: JANE TURNER

Upcoming Programs at the Fowlerville District Library All Programs are intended for Fowlerville School District residents only unless otherwise stated. Registration usually opens 2 weeks prior to the event. Follow us on Facebook & www.fowlervillelibrary.org. *** Michigan Activity Pass: New season begins May 24th Discover Michigan! Using your library card, check out a pass for one of Michigan’s cultural attractions or state parks and recreation areas! 2015 has expanded services and deals including a discount off of Shepler’s Mackinaw Island Ferry and Shepler’s Lighthouse Cruise! For more information visit: http://www.michiganactivitypass.info. *** MEMORIAL WEEKEND: The library will be closed Saturday, May 23-Monday, May 25 for Memorial Weekend. Materials can be returned in the blue drop box. There are books available to borrow in the Little Free Library. Have a safe and happy holiday! *** “Campers Have S’More Funâ€? Summer Reading Program: Registration starts Wednesday, May 27th. Registration is in-person only and on a Âżrst come, Âżrst served basis. Can’t make it to the weekly programs at the library? No problem! We offer a Reading Log Only program for all ages. *Participation is for Fowlerville School District residents only. *** Spring Gardening Series: Herbs, Their Lore & Uses: May 28th at 2:30pm Adults. This program is brought to you by local Master Gardeners of the Fowlerville Garden Club. *Register to attend at the library or call 223-9089. Registration is open. *** Wilderness Adult Book & Movie Group “Into the Wildâ€?: Thursday, May 28th Movie starts at 6:30pm Adults. Read the book and join us for the movie and brief discussion following the movie. Light refreshments will be served. *Register in person to attend. Receive a book while supplies last. Registration opens May 14th. Hungrytown Concert at the Library: Thursday, June 4th at 7pm Adults. Join us for an intimate concert with international touring artists Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson on their “Further Westâ€? tour. CDs will be available for purchase during intermission. Light refreshments will be served. *Register in person to attend. Registration requires a $5 cash deposit. Registration opens Thursday, May 21st. Seating is limited. *** Friday, June 5th: the Computer Lab, including laptops, will be unavailable for use while we implement upgrades. Use of the public Wi-Fi will continue to be available. *** Something new coming to the library: Friday, June 5th We will be implementing “Envisionwareâ€? PC Reservation and Print Management software. The PC management software allows patrons to sign in on a computer using their library card instead of signing in at the desk. --The patron will need their library card number to use the computer; --If the patron does not have a library card, then he/she must have a photo ID to get a guest pass. Guest passes are only good for one session.

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U12 FJBA Flames win tournament The U12 FJBA Flames won the East Lansing Tournament held on May 15 – 17th. There were 14 teams in this tournament and the local squad won all four of their games. They defeated Westside, Grand Rapids Flames, and Portland to get into the championship game against Birmingham. The team will be traveling to Cooperstown, New York in July. Shown here, from left, front row: Nate Esch, Ryan LaPlante, Kaleb Chappell, Trevor Peterson, Wade Kile, Adam Simon; second row: Nolan Southgate, Tyler Bigos, Kyle Lutz, Brendan Young, Tyler Nelson, Billy Hutchins; back row: Coach Young, Coach Lutz, and Coach Simon.

Senior Athletic Awards Night scholarship recipients

Student of the Week-Tyler VanPatten

Correction: Among the awards given out at the Fowlerville High School Athletic Awards Night on May 13 was the HutchinsNear Scholarship. From left were Matilyn Near, presenter; Alyssa LaPlante, recipient; Joyce Hutchins, presenter; Morgan Near, presenter; and Mason Litz, recipient.

Area farmer directs funds to local 4-H America’s Farmers Grow Communities donation supports local organization Livingston County 4-H has received a $2,500 donation

from area farmer Joanne Esper and America’s Farmers Grow Communities, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund. The donation will help the organization support livestock project events, school enrichment events, clover bud events and non-animal programs. “I have been familiar with this program and my dad was actually a winner last year,” said Leslie Donovan, 4-H instructor. For ¿ve years, America’s Farmers Grow Communities has collaborated with farmers to donate over $16.5 million to over 7,300 community organizations across rural America. This year winning farmers will direct another $3.3 million to nonpro¿ts to help ¿ght rural hunger, purchase life saving ¿re and EMS equipment, support ag youth leadership programs, buy much needed classroom resources, and so much more. America’s Farmers Grow Communities is part of the America’s Farmers initiative. Since 2010, the America’s Farmers campaign and programs have advocated on behalf of farmers and their efforts to meet society’s needs through agriculture. Today, consumers are more interested than ever in agriculture and how food is grown. Consider joining the conversation and helping to raise awareness about agriculture. Learn more at FoodDialogues.com.

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WEBBERVILLE SCHOOLS DISTRICT NEWS

Parent and Community Meeting – There is a parent and community meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 28 starting at 6:30PM in the MS/HS library media center. Everyone is welcome to attend to hear the budget proposals for the 2015-2016 school year. Your attendance and input is requested as we prepare for the upcoming school year. If you have any questions before the meeting, please contact the superintendent at bfriddle@webbervilleschools.org or 5213422 ext:101. *** Mobile Dentist coming to Webberville - The mobile dentist will be in the school district on Thursday, June 25. Forms were sent home with elementary students. Middle and high school students, or community members, can pick up forms in the Student Services Of¿ce or the main of¿ce of the secondary building. All forms should be returned to Ms. Ditz by Friday, June 5. The mobile dentist is a service of the Michigan Dental Outreach and is available to anyone in the community who is 18 years old or younger. If you have any questions, please contact Caelyn Ditz at 517-521-3071 ext:204 or cditz@ webbervilleschools.org *** Webberville Memorial Day Run – The annual “Lest They Be Forgotten Webberville Memorial Day Run” will be held on Monday, May 25, 2015. Registration opens at 7:00AM followed by the Memorial Day parade and ceremony. The 5K run/walk and the 10K will start at 9:00AM. All proceeds will bene¿t Webberville Veterans Memorial Sites and student scholarships. Registrations will be accepted the day of the race if you haven’t already pre-registered. For more information, contact Dan McCoy, Race Director, at 517-4681644 or email dmccoy51@tds.net *** Last Days of School – The school year will conclude with two half days of school on Thursday, June 4 and Friday, June 5. All students will be dismissed at 11:15AM on both days. Have a great summer!

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Congratulations to this week’s Student of the Week, Tyler VanPatten! Tyler is a senior and has a schedule that consists of 12 grade English, Gym II, Advanced Auto, and Co-Op. Tyler likes Fowlerville High School because it is a small school and he said that there is nothing that he would change about the school or his experience here. Some advice that he has for underclassmen is to make sure you stay on track and not get behind in your classes. Outside of school, Tyler spends most of his time working and with his friends. As of right now, he is mostly looking forward to graduation and working over the summer. Tyler was nominated by his senior teachers. Mr. Ferguson commented, “Tyler always goes out of his way to do a superior job on any assigned repair in the Automotive Lab. He has even come in on his own time to work on a car in the shop that did not belong to him.” Mrs. Houtteman stated, “Tyler did also just receive an outstanding evaluation for his Q3 co-op eval. His bosses love him and say he is their hardest worker.” Congratulations once again Tyler, good luck as you enter the real world!

Webberville Community Schools offers summer meals to Tuali¿ed children For too many children, the end of the school year means an end to the free and reduced price meals they depend on throughout the year. But this summer, with many families struggling to put food on the table, Webberville Community Schools Food and Nutrition Summer Meal Program will help to ensure children do not have to worry about their next meal. The Program will provide regular, healthy meals and snacks for children who might not otherwise receive them. Summer Meal Programs must meet federal nutrition standards, ensuring that children continue to have access to the healthy, well balanced foods they receive throughout the year. ANYONE 18 years of age or under is eligible for free meals and snacks. Beyond ¿ghting hunger, summer nutrition programs support quality programming for young people by boosting attendance at summer enrichment activities and providing the nutrition children need to fuel their day. Children may go on summer vacation, but hunger doesn’t. Webberville Community Schools Summer Meal Program bridges the summer hunger gap and lets our children know that the community cares about their well-being all year long. Meals will be available as follows: Monday-Friday June 15th- August 21st (We will be closed the week of June 29July3). _____ Snack_________________________Lunch_______ Webberville Secondary School (HS/MS) 9:45AM -10:15AM 11:30AM -1:00PM Other sites are being considered. There is no limit, a day, a week or the whole summer. Please consider hosting a food service site if you have children that might be hungry in your area. Other areas that might be serviced include day camps (band or athletic), daycares, low income apartment complexes, parks or recreation areas, bible schools or any place that children may congregate. If you have any questions please call 517-521-3422 extension 350. Or email ccourter@webbervilleschools.org

Fowlerville News & Views – Sunday, May 24, 2015 – Page 23

Part-time Fowlerville police ofÂżcer released from department after incident A part-time Fowlerville Police ofÂżcer has been released from the department as a result of an incident at a strip club in Southgate on Tuesday, May 12. Fowlerville Police Chief Thomas Couling made the announcement last Wednesday,

May 20, after meeting with the of¿cer the day before. The of¿cer allegedly got into a ¿ght with personnel at Subi’s Place while off-duty, and was reported to have been drinking. He was arrested by Southgate Police who had responded after a call from club of¿cials. The of¿cer, who is retired from the Ann Arbor force, was also working part-time for the Highland Park department. He joined the local department last October.

Couling declined to give the name of the ofÂżcer, explaining that, as yet, he has not been charged with any offense. “After an internal investigation, administrative action has been taken and the ofÂżcer is no longer employed with this agency,â€? said Couling. “Our concern is the community, and his actions didn’t uphold the standards we have set forth for our staff.â€?

Webberville Woman’s Advance Club learns about antique kitchen gadgets Submitted by Betty Dodge The Webberville Woman’s Advance Club met at the home of Jill Moon on Tuesday, May 12. The program was on Antique Kitchen Gadgets that Jill’s husband, Fred, has collected and shown. He explained their usage. Bill Wheeler also shared some of his collection. The members were asked to bring their own favorite gadgets, with a variety of them being brought and explained. Our next meeting will be held on June 8 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Lynn Reed. It will be the last one until September. The club will have a potluck luncheon, play games‌LCR, Bring 4 quarters. Installation of Of¿cers is, as follows: President, Nancy Webb; vice president, Jill Moon; secretary, Marge Lawson; treasurer, Rosemary Cahaney; executive committee, new, Kathy Ward for 2015-16. Our club was founded in 1893, the Pledge and 10 Commandments apply today and remain the same. We welcome visitors and new members.

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To apply, go to alslm.org or email resume to hrdept@als-lm.org

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