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Larry Arbanas, of DeWitt, with the carving by neighbor, Gary Arens, paying tribute to Arbanas’ long teaching career in DeWitt. Arens transformed one of several dead ash trees in Arbanas’ yard into a piece of art. KEN PALMER

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Gary Arens carved this likeness of Lucy, his beloved golden retriever. Arens received an award for this carving at a state wood carving competition last year in Midland. KEN PALMER

Area carver creating lively art with dying trees Ken Palmer kpalmer@lsj.com

DeWITT — After the emerald ash borer has come and gone, Gary Arens steps in, breathing new life into the wood left behind. At Arens’ hand, lifeless trunks become bears, eagles, owls, dogs, fish and other works of art. In neighbor Larry Arbanas’ yard, a three-trunk ash tree became a tribute, of sorts, to Arbanas’ long teaching career. Arens carved an open book into one of the trunks, a rolled-up diploma into another and a stack of books and an apple atop the third. An owl - a symbol of wisdom - is

perched on a branch above the rest of the sculpture. The open book doubles as a bench along the Looking Glass River. “He said, ‘Gary, can you make me something to sit on?,’” Arens recalled. “He didn’t really know what he wanted. But I knew Larry was a retired teacher, and I learned he was a Vietnam veteran. That made me want to help him that much more.” Arens, a retired autoworker who made his first large carving less than 10 years ago, is steadily gaining recognition for his work. Last year, he won a craftsmanship award at a Michigan Wood Carvers Association competition in Midland

with a likeness of his beloved golden retriever, Lucy Lou, who died in 2007. The life-sized dog is holding a merganser decoy head in its mouth. “I had it at a show where a guy wanted to buy it in the worst way,” Arens said of his dog carving. “I told him it will be a family heirloom, so he’d have to marry my daughter to get it. He didn’t want it that bad.” Arens’ largest piece - a 22-foot-tall ash sculpture depicting an elaborate wildlife scene - entertains golfers at Indian Hills Golf Course. At the top, an eagle with eaglets sit on a nest, along with a squirrel holding a golf See WOOD CARVER, Page 4

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DeWitt cheer teams to hold car wash The DeWitt seventh and eighth grade cheer teams will be holding a car wash fundraiser on Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the south parking lot at DeWitt Junior High School. The cost of a car wash is $5. Proceeds will help support the cheer teams.

Bath UMC holds euchre tournament on Aug. 27 A euchre tournament will be held Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Bath United Methodist Church beginning at 6 p.m. The cost is $5 per person and includes snacks, prizes and a fun evening. Proceeds benefit the Bath/ Gunnisonville Mission Team. The church is located in Bath at 13777 Main St., between Webster Road and Main Street with parking off Webster Road, directly across from the elementary school. Call Sue Boyer at (517) 641-4152 with questions.

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Northpointe Community Church and Dr. Cheryl Elfring are offering a free medical clinic on the second Saturday of each month, from 9 a.m. to noon. Anyone who does not have health insurance is invited to attend. Northpointe Community Church is located at 505 E. Webb Dr., DeWitt. For questions call (517) 669-5133.

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ball. A skunk, an owl with owlets and two climbing bear cubs complete the sculpture. “I’m living my dream right now, and it’s great,” he said. “I can work at my own rate, although I’m probably at the point where I’ll have to start turning down work.”

Early career Arens, 56, grew up on a farm in Westphalia. He recalled watching his brother, Dan, who is now an accomplished muralist, take a chunk of lye soap from the attic and whittle it into a bear. “It was walking on all fours and had its head turned, with one leg in front of the other,” he said. “It just had a lot of flow to it. That kind of stuck in my mind.” Arens said he started hand-carving small items more than 20 years ago, while he was working at General Motors, making figurines as gifts at family events. He graduated from strictly hand tools to power tools and made his first large piece - a 7-foot bear - in 2002. “One thing kind of led to the next,” he said. “Running a chainsaw is the same principal as a hand tool. It’s just on a bigger scale.” Along the way, Arens said, he’s learned from artists such as Charlie Volk, of Eagle, and James Madsen, of Potterville, both noted chainsaw carvers. Chainsaws and power tools are part of his arsenal, but he’ll use anything at his disposal to get what he’s looking for, he said. When he’s not doing commissioned jobs at other sites, Arens works along the river behind his house. Several large tree sections, including a multi-trunk maple, lie in the yard, awaiting new life. “That’s like a can of Play-doh,” he said, pointing to one of the tree sections. “There’s anything you want in there.” Arens’ sense of humor and whimsy are reflected in his

art. In his front yard is a wooden bear holding a planter of flowers, with its tongue curled over its nose. A bumble bee once sat on the bear’s nose, Arens said, but he removed it to use on another piece. In the back yard, a standing ash trunk has been fashioned into a huge rainbow trout, rising beside a cattail stalk. Another tree is preserved as the gopher from the movie, “Caddyshack, ” holding a real golf club. Near the riverbank, a bear sits on a toilet, as if to answer the age-old rhetorical question involving bears and defecation. A few feet away, a life-sized rooster is a work in progress. Arens chose walnut for the carving so he could use the lighter-colored band of the wood for the bird’s beak and breast.

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Giving trees new life With so many dead ash trees available - hundreds line the banks of the Looking Glass near his home on Sandhill Drive - Arens won’t run out of canvas for his art anytime soon. The ash borer, an invasive beetle first discovered in the Detroit area in 2002, has killed tens of millions of ash trees in more than a dozen states and Canada. These days, at least half of his work is done in ash, Arens said. The variety is harder to work with than some others but holds up well, he said. “I would hate to say the ash borer is my friend, but it has brought me a lot work,” he said. “There’s no denying that fact.” Arens’ carvings have brought him extra income. But making money and winning competitions are not his main motivations, he said. For the most part, he just wants to make people smile, he said. “You can take something dead and put life back into it,” he said. “It’s a nice way to relax, and when you’re gone, you have something to give your kids someday. I’m enjoying it, and I’m making some money at it. (But) I’m afraid that by doing too much of it, the novelty will wear off, I’ll lose my edge and it’ll become like a job,” he said.

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DeWITT — Seven people, including a former board member and three candidates running as a team, will compete for three open seats on the DeWitt Board of Education in November. Board Vice President Cliff Flood is seeking re-election, but the other two seats will have no incumbent. That’s because Secretary Cammie Cantrell and Trustee Ken Armbrustmacher chose not to run for another term. Craig Kahler, who served more than two years on the board before losing an election bid in 2009, filed nominating petitions with the Clinton County Clerk’s office by the Aug. 16 deadline. So did Thomas Mollitor, Douglas Vettraino and Janet Zielaskowski, who are running as a group. Denise Hamlett and Sarah Hartman, who have had children or stepchildren in the school district, also filed to run. Vettraino, former director of custodial, maintenance and grounds for the school district, said the large field of candidates is a spillover from the 2009 board election, when three new members were seated. That election was largely driven by the board’s decision that year to privatize custodial services. Since then, the board and the administration have become more open, Vettraino said. “It’s starting to change slowly,” he said. “But the citizens in the community are still wanting more from their board. They still don’t believe the board is being totally square with them, totally transparent.”

Zielaskowski said she worked for the state for more than 30 years and has a background in contract and budget matters. After thinking about it for years, she decided that now is her time to run, she said. “I think we need to communicate more with teachers, staff and the public,” she said. “I would like to see more of that.” Mollior, who owns a local business, said he’sconcerned about what’s happened in the district. “I think they are making too many short-run decisions and not looking long-term,” he said. Hartman is chief financial officer for an Okemos company and has long been active in the DeWitt Public Schools, serving on committees and volunteering with the PTA and the band boosters. Hartman said she wants to help make decisions “that make long-term sense for the kids and for the schools.” Hamlett, an attorney, said she moved to DeWitt from Ann Arbor about a year ago and is moving her practice to DeWitt. She was active in school affairs in Ann Arbor, she said. “DeWitt is facing things that all districts face - budget cuts and downsizing,” she said. “It’s really a matter of taking a look and seeing what cuts are most appropriate,” she said. Kahler said he’s worked “in and around” public education for 26 years and has extensive experience with school financing. He’s served on the district’s bond steering committee and strategic planning committee. “I think I bring a nice, balanced perspective when it comes to the board’s function and how the school district operates,” he said.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The term “disconnect” is a household word as we watch governments in distress with declining revenue, bulging budgets and poor money management decisions. Commissioner Stacey’s response regarding the budget expenditure of $470,000 to expand Motz Pond Park brings this term close to home. The acquisition of 260-acre gravel pit for $1.88 million requires spending $7,261.54 per acre of Michigan’s residents assets from selling mineral rights on stateowned property, which belong to you and me. Next, all tax dollars collected by the Clinton County Treasurer are appropriated to the General Fund. A line item is created moving the public funds of $470,000 required by MDNRTF to be earmark for the park expansion. “Sound public policy” means to benefit the majority of citizens. Who benefits from this project, its expenditures and who does not? Does a fire sale mean a blank check for our county legislators to lose their heads under the pretext of missing a “golden opportunity” or are the overseers of our dollars obligated to act carefully when working towards the good for the masses? Marie E. Howe Bath

ones we love and care for. We believe in strong family values and that marriage is a union ordained by God between one man and one woman. And we are proud to stand up for every American’s baby’s right to life. The Republican Party can only survive and regain voter credibility if it once again returns to these same core values that all decent Americans believe in. We absolutely will not survive as a nation if we don’t stand up for these principles and we all know darn well the left wing Democrats sure aren’t going to do it. That leaves us with only one choice. We must only vote in candidates who are truly Republican in every facet of their personal, professional and political lives. For the sake of our country, children and grandchildren I pray our Republican leaders will immediately come to the realization that bowing down to the special interest groups and the back room cigar smoking power brokers is not in their best interest nor the long range best interest of our nation. We are individually better than that, and so our Republican leadership must live up to our ideals and standards as well. It is truly time to start cleaning the House and the Senate May God forever bless the GOP and the USA!

Bret Bennett • 989-640-1917 bennett_bt@hotmail.com

DBR letters policy The DeWitt-Bath Review welcomes letters to the editor that are of general interest to our readers. Writers are asked to limit submissions to 400 words. We may edit for clarity, space, and content. Please include name, address and telephone number for verification. In order to be fair to everyone, this newspaper will not publish election-related letters that raise new issues in the edition prior to an election.

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Sebrell Memorial Run set for Sept. 11 All 5K registrants will receive a T-shirt. Awards will be presented to the overall male/female winner and master’s male/female winner. Medals will be presented to the top three in each of the 14 age groups in both the men’s and women’s divisions. For information, call Rita Wieber at (517) 669-8102 or Greg Pratt at (517) 669-3418.

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DeWITT — The Kellie Sebrell Memorial DeWitt 5K Trail Run/Walk will be held on Sunday, Sept. 11, on the DeWitt High School cross country trail (off Herbison Road.) The event begins at 10 a.m. Entry forms are available at the DeWitt Public Library, DeWitt City Hall, or by logging onto Playmakers website at www.playmakers.com. An

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Thieves made off with a safe, two laptop computers and several cans of beer after breaking into an office building on Ann Drive on Aug. 10 or 11. The suspects smashed a window and crawled into the offices of Hamp Matthews & Associates, rifling through offices and desks before hauling away merchandise on a hand dolly, police reports said. The two computers were valued at about $2,000 each. Also taken were a small safe and four cans of “Badass” beer, the reports said. The safe didn’t contain money, the reports said. Township police collected evidence and were still investigating.

A 24-year-old man was arrested for trespassing and obstructing police after an Aug. 12 incident at a college bar. Township officers had contact with the man after he was asked to leave Lou & Harry’s on South Chandler Road, police reports said. The man initially walked away, but officers later saw him go back into the bar, where management asked them to remove him for trespassing. The suspect resisted when an officer tried to handcuff him then seat him in the patrol car. He shouted insults to the officer as he was taken to the Clinton County Jail, the reports said.

BATH TWP. — Township police were investigating a rash of vehicle break-ins along Drumheller Road, near Webster Road Aug. 13 or 14. An 18-year-old woman who was visiting at a home on Drumheller that night discovered that her wallet, which held cash and credit cards, an iPod and other electronic items were missing from her vehicle, police reports said. In another case, a pair of iPod ear phones were taken from a pickup truck, but the thieves left various electronics and power tools behind, the reports said.

Shoplifting incident leads to drug case A 21-year-old student was arrested on drug charges after police went to his apartment to question him in a retail fraud investigation. Officers were called to the Village Market grocery store on Aug. 13 after the manager reported that a shoplifting suspect had been in the store, police reports said. Officers searched the area and eventually located a man at The Club apartments who had been in the store with the suspect. While in the man’s apartment, they found marijuana plants under grow lights in a bedroom closet, the reports said. The suspect, who claimed he was storing the pot-growing operation for a friend, was jailed on a charge of manufacturing marijuana. The retail fraud case remained under investigation.

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Pheasants Forever youth day is Sept. 10 ST. JOHNS — The 11th annual Pheasants Forever/ Chuck Gorman Youth Day will be held Sept. 10 at Motz Park in St. Johns. There is no entry fee and all kids age 15 or younger are invited to participate and bring their parents or guardian. This event allows kids to participate in a fun-filled day with various activities

with their parents or special person. The activities this year will include canoeing, fishing, trap shooting, air rifles, building cedar duck boxes and more. The event will begin at 9 a.m. with registration, activities will begin sharply at 9:30 a.m. and the entire day will wrap-up by 2:30

p.m. A light lunch will be served. Parents or guardians are asked to be prepared to help during the day and assist their children in various activities. Anyone who do es not have children attending but would like to assist, or needs more information, can call (989) 587-3788 or e-mail drad@4wbi.net

To register, send the name and phone number of each participant including address and age (including guardian name). Email your order form to drad@4wbi or mail to Youth Day, 12300 Centerline Rd., Westphalia, MI 48894. Space is limited, so please register early. — From Pheasants Forever

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Bath Twp. Recreation announces fall programs BATH TWP. — The following is a list of programs through Bath Twp. Parks and Recreation for the months of August and September. To register, visit the Bath Twp. office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or place your registration form along with payment (check) in the drop box located near the entry doors of the township office after hours. Further information and registration forms can be found

on the Bath Twp. website at www.bathtownship.us (Departments – Parks & Recreation). Card making: Takes place on Sept. 22 from 6 to 9 p.m. Make 4 cards and a Halloween wall/door decoration. The cost is $11. Construct dorm pants: Scheduled for Sept. 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cut and sew a pair of dorm pants. The cost is $10 and includes materials. Construct a raggedy quilt: Takes place on Sept. 24 from 9 a.m. to

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5 p.m. Cut and sew a raggedy quilt. The cost is $30 and includes materials. Cheerleading: This program is open to girls in grades three through eight. The cost is $60. Registration is open through Tuesday, Aug. 23. To register, call Jamie at (517) 719-9988. Flag football: This program is open to children in kindergarten through grade three. The cost is $47. Register ends Monday, Aug. 22 . To register contact Becky at

(517) 641-6728, ext. 131. U6 Soccer: This program is open to players born between July 31, 2005 and Aug. 1, 2007. The cost is $35. Register continues through Monday, Aug. 22. To register contact Becky at (517) 641-6728 ext. 131 High school soccer club: This is a coed program and costs $55. If interested call Becky at (517) 641-6728 ext. 131 Zumba: This program meets on Mondays from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m.

at the Bath Community Center beginning Sept. 19. The cost is $40 for a five-week session. A free trial class for zumba will take place on Oct. 24 from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. at the Bath Community Center. Zumba toning: This program meets on Thursdays from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. at the Bath Community Center beginning Sept. 22. The cost is $40 for a five- week session. A free trial class for zumba toning will be held on Oct. 27.

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Worship Pastor Rod Kalajainen • 13980 Schavey Road, DeWitt 517.669.3430 • Email: office@dewittredeemer.org

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“A Welcoming Community of Catholic Christians”

Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Religious Education Office 669-8341

13777 Main St., Bath Reverend Mark Johnson Sunday School during worship

Wednesdays 7:00 P.M. - Mid-Week Prayer 11068 S. DeWitt Rd. Corner of Cutler & DeWitt Rds. One mile north of downtown DeWitt http://1st-baptist.dewitt.mi.us Dr. Dan Wilkinson, Senior Pastor

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ST. JOHNS — Clinton County Sheriff’s deputies answered 679 calls for assistance during the weeek beginning Monday, Aug. 8 and ending Sunday, Aug. 14. Following are some details of deputy activity during the week. Monday, Aug. 8 Deputies investigated a suspicious situation on US1-27 in Olive Twp. Deputies checked on a residential burglar alarm on S. Lowell Road in Watertown Twp. Deputies investigated a prowler complaint on E. Round Lake Rd. in Victor Twp. and another on S. Hollister Rd. in Victor Twp. A stolen vehicle out of the City of Lansing was located on Turner Rd. in DeWitt Twp. The driver fled initiating a vehicle pursuit back into the City of Lansing where driver fled on foot after crashing into a fence. He was located by a K-9 team and lodged at the Clinton Co unty Jail for fleeing and eluding, resisting and obstructing an officer, and license violation. Wednesday, Aug. 10 A two-vehicle injury crash in Watertown Twp. required deputy attention. Deputies were called to a two-vehicle

injury crash in Olive Twp. Deputies checked on a suicidal male in Riley Twp. After a traffic stop in Watertown Twp., a male was arrested for driving while license suspended. Thursday, Aug. 11 Clinton County Sheriff’s Office K-9 assisted Midland Police Department on an explosives search. Deputies were called to a civil dispute on S. St. Clair Rd. in Victor Twp. A domestic assault and battery was investigated on E. Alward Rd. in Victor Twp. A residential breaking and entering was investigated on W. Jason Rd. in Riley Twp. Friday, Aug. 12 Trash dumping was reported in the 6100 block of W. Clark Rd. in Watertown Twp. Deputies investigated a suspicious situation on Looking Glass Brook in Watertown Twp. Officers assisted DeWitt Twp. Police Department with a business alarm at DeWitt Moose Lodge. Deputies made a traffic stop on BR-127 near Coleman Rd. in DeWitt Twp. for registration violation. The driver was arrested for driving while license suspended. A deputy stopped a motorcycle on I-69 near Chandler Rd. in Bath Twp. for reck-

less driving. A police pursuit ensued and the subject was apprehended on Woodbury Rd. at M-78 in Shiawassee County. The 24-year-old driver from Linden was arrested for fleeing and eluding police and reckless driving and lodged at the Clinton County Jail. Deputies assisted with a car-deer crash on US-127 near Alward Rd. in Olive Twp. Following a traffic stop on BR-127 near Coleman Rd. in DeWitt Twp. the driver was arrested for driving while license suspended. Deputies were called to a two-vehicle traffic crash on westbound I-96 near Wacousta Rd. in Watertown Twp A deputy made a traffic stop on I-69 near Airport Rd. in Watertown Twp. for defective equipment. The driver was arrested for driving while license suspended. Deputies assisted at a two-vehicle traffic crash on I-96 near Grand River Hwy. in Watertown Twp. Deputies stopped a vehicle in Olive Twp. for having an expired registration. The driver was arrested for driving on a suspended license and a valid warrant out of Saginaw. Saturday, Aug. 13 Deputies assisted DeWitt Township Police Department with an unwanted subject complaint where the suspect fought

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any pet owners want to know: What is the real value of having their pet microchiped? Quite simply, it is a unique, permanent and unalterable form of identification. How does it work? A pellet, the size of a grain of rice, is injected between a pet’s shoulder blades. It resides there forever doing absolutely nothing. When checked by a scanner, the tiny pellet, like a mirror “reflects” back its special code. Since it does nothing but reflect the code it cannot wear out. Animal control agencies across the nation have these special scanning devices. As a part of the agreement with the chip manufactures who supply the scanners, at no cost to the agencies, every animal they bring into the shelter MUST be scanned. Many veterinary offices customarily scan every pet at the time of presentation. On more than one occasion

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live-trapped the feline. When the officer scanned him, a microchip was detected. The chip company was contacted. Fortunately she kept her information current, making it easy for them to contact her. Shortly thereafter the pet and his person were reunited! Oh, by the way, microchips are not intended for house pets alone. The cat’s owner has had her horse and mule permanently identified with a microchip. For more information about this and other pet health concerns, contact an expert, your veterinarian. Dr. Stephen R. Thimmig leads the Health Care Team at the Zeeb Pet Health Center and Three Shears for Pets. Visit them on the web at www.pethealth.net.

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ST. JOHNS — The first day of school is fast approaching, and to make the start easier on the family budget Clinton County Housing & Homeless Coalition, GreatStart Parent Coalition and MSU Extension are sponsoring Project Connect Wednesday, Aug. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Smith Hall on the Clinton County Fairgrounds in St. Johns. To make the event a success, your help is needed. Now is the time to donate gently used clothing, appropriate to school, so it can be distributed at Project Connect. Drop-off sites have been designated around the county: • Bath - Bath Senior Center, 14480 Webster Road • DeWitt - RESA Early On and TA, 13109 Schavey Road, Suite 4 • DeWitt - Redeemer United Methodist Church, 13980 Schavey Road • Fowler - Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 545 N. Maple St. • St. Johns - CCRESA, 1013 S. US-27 • St. Johns - Department of Human Services, 105 Tolles • St. Johns - SafeCenter (formerly RAVE), 323 N. Clinton Ave. • St. Johns - Sparrow Clinton Hospital, 805 N. Oakland St. • Westphalia - Saint Mary’s Parish - 201 N. Westphalia St. Clothing, including shoes and new underwear and new socks, can be dropped off Aug. 22-26 during regular office/ business hours. The Parent Coalition is organizing

CLOTHING DROP SITES • Bath - Bath Senior Center, 14480 Webster Road • DeWitt - RESA Early On and TA, 13109 Schavey Road, Suite 4 • DeWitt - Redeemer United Methodist Church, 13980 Schavey Road • Fowler - Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 545 N. Maple Street • St. Johns - CCRESA, 1013 S. US-27 • St. Johns - Department of Human Services, 105 Tolles • St. Johns - SafeCenter (formerly RAVE), 323 N. Clinton Avenue • St. Johns - Sparrow Clinton Hospital, 805 N. Oakland Street • Westphalia - Saint Mary’s Parish - 201 N. Westphalia Street

the underwear, sock and clothing collection again this year. Their hope is to collect at least 500 pairs of new underwear and socks. Last year’s event served 117 families, including 199 adults and 290 children. “We ran out of underwear and socks after about an hour and a half,” said Maria Cook, parent coordinator for the GreatStart Parent Coalition. About 20 packages of underwear were donated during the 4-H Fair earlier this month. Walmart in St. Johns has donated $500 for the purchase of underwear and socks and the St. Johns Lions Club gave $100 toward the effort, but to reach the goal of 500 pairs of each, more are needed. And Cook says the hope is that each child who attends Project Connect will leave the event with at least three or four outfits appropriate for school. That means the need for gently used clothing is great as well. Clothing isn’t all that will be available at Project Connect. Resources and on-site services will include: Employment services, food and nutri-

tion, housing information, legal assistance and GreatStart Early Childhood resource. Safe Kids and Sparrow Clinton Hospital will be holding a free carseat safety check and fitting in the parking lot outside Smith Hall during Project Connect. Inspections and fittings will be done on a first come, first served basis. Participants must be Clinton County residents and the child who will use the seat must be present. A limited number of free seats will be available. And there will be plenty of free items and services in addition to the clothing, including: free breakfast/ lunch, personal care kits, food items, haircuts and school supplies. If transportation is needed, participants can contact Clinton Area Transit Service at (989) 224-8127 by Monday, Aug. 29 to set up a ride. If you let CATS know you are attending Project Connect, the ride is free. For more information, contact Lindsey at (877) 952-7233.

Assistance available for kids with disabilities children, migrant children, homeless children, wards of the state and children who are advancing from grade to grade despite potential disabilities. The Clinton County Regional Educational Service Agency (CCRESA) assumes primary responsibility for Child Find activities for children birth to school age (5 years of age) while each of the six local school districts assumes responsibility for identifying in-school and out-of-school youth up to age 26. If you are concerned about your child’s development and/or suspect that your child has a disability and is in need of Early One or special education support, you may contact the following: • Infant and Toddlers (birth to age 3) - Contact Ken Lounds at

(989) 224-6831 or Early On www.1800EarlyOn.org or call 1-800-Early-On (800-327-5966) for assistance. • Preschool Children (ages 3-5) Contact Ken Lounds at (989) 224-6831 or Early On www.1800EarlyOn.org or call 1-800-Early-On (800-327-5966) for assistance. • School Age (5-26) - Contact Ken Lounds at (989) 224-6831 or the Special Education contact for your district, as follows: Bath - Jake Huffman, (517) 641-6721; DeWitt - Kathi Senita, (517) 668-3000; St. Johns - Jim Schultheiss, (989) 227-4006; or CCRESA - Cindy Shinsky, Associate superintendent, (989) 224-6831. — From Clinton County RESA

DeWitt Born June 1, 1941 in LaCrosse, WI, the son of Daniel and Marguerite (Otto) Nekola, passed away from myelofibrosis disease, Thursday, August 11, 2011 surrounded by his family. Gary graduated from Aquinas High School, LaCrosse in 1959, Winona State University, MN in 1965, and was a veteran of the United States Army, serving in Korea from 1960 through 1963. He also retired from IBM in 1996 after 30 years of service, with his final years working as systems analyst on main frame printers. Gary was preceded in death by his parents and sister-inlaw Rita. Surviving is his loving wife Janet (Kornoely); son, Joseph Nekola (companion Ellise Kingsberg) Hanover Park, IL; granddaughter, Catherine Nekola of St. Charles, IL; siblings, David Nekola (Rita deceased 2009), of Lake City, MN, Nancy (Harold) Tust, of Green Bay, WI; Joanne (James) Skoy, Onalaska, WI; Kathleen (Alex) McDougall, of Cardiff, CA, Debra (Richard) Frey, of Trempealeau, WI; and Daniel (Laurie) Nekola, of Hokah, MN. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated, Tuesday, Au gust 16, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. (with visitation 1 hour prior), at Catholic Community of St. Jude, 801 N. Bridge Street, DeWitt, MI with Rev. Fr. Dwight M. Ezop as celebrant. The family will receive friends at Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes, 205 E. Washington, DeWitt, MI on Monday, August 15, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. with a scripture service at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, those desiring may make contributions to Sparrow Foundation, P.O. Box 30480, Lansing, MI 489097980 in memory of Gary. Online condolences may be made at: w.gorslineruncimandewitt.com

BIRTHS Parker Cameron Parker and Melissa Hatfield of Lansing announce the birth of their son Carter Scott. He was born July 30 at Ingham Regional Medical Center and weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces.

Jones Dexter Jones Jr. and Brittney Walker of Lansing announce the birth of their son Dexter Kermit III. He was born Aug. 7 at Ingham Regional Medical Center and weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Tracy Walker and Jack Walker.

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ST. JOHNS — Project/Child find is the component of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA Part B & C) which requires all states to locate, identify and evaluate, as early as possible all infants, toddlers, children and youth residing in the state who may be eligible for early intervention and/or special education services. Within Michigan, each local school district is responsible for identifying, locating and evaluating all children suspected of having a disability from birth to age 26, including Early On intervention services for eligible children from birth to age 3. Project/Child find responsibility includes identifying children attending private or parochial school, homeschooled children, highly mobile

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HOLT- 4779 Eastlund Cr. PORTLAND Huge Multi (Wilcox neighborhood). Fri. Family Sale. 0 1 055 E. Aug. 26, 9-4. Computer desk LIVING ESTATE SALE Grand Riv e r. Thurs., Aug. with hutch, u f ll queen headof antique dealer & collec25, 9-6, Fri., Aug. 26, 9-3. board, new queen bed tor, Kathy Branch, 2184 Antique u f rniture, guns, rf ame, iv nyl lf ooring remQuarry Rd., East Lansing. bows, i f shing poles, clothnants, books, household Thurs. Aug. 25 - Sat. Aug. ing o f r children on up, lots items, & misc. 27. 9am-6pm. Steck baby of misc. including Yorkie grand piano, antiques, puppies couches, chairs, tables, HUGE YARD SALE 5794 E. dining room chairs, Musgrove Hwy., Sunfield. commodes, showcases, Aug. 26-27, 9am-5pm. PORTLAND: THURS. AUG. 25 thru Sat. Aug. 27, 8-5. english hutch w/stained Large selection of seasonNo clothes. House and glass, ornate oak cabinet, al items, baskets & more. a f rm items, some u f rni marble tables, e f ather if l ture. 4574 Lyons Rd, south led chaise, rf ench settee, MASON- 628 HALL BLVD. of Dav i d but north of Badgwicker, lamps, crystal Vintage & newer houseer. chandelier, stained unhold items. Lead soldiers, leaded glass windows, hat card table, seed box, trelracks, picture rf ames, arlis, baskets, Christmas, ST. JOHNS 2 1 3 1 chitecture items, art, cosmore. Priced to sell. 9-2 Glastonbury Dr. Teen tume jewelry, iv ntage Thurs.-Sat. Aug. 25-27. jeans, other teen items, clothing & hats, old books, baby items. Household, lots of interesting trinkets books. Tues. Aug. 23, 8-5 & MASON Antique clear out. & doodads. Something o f r Wed. Aug. 24, 2-7. Step back cupboard, desk, everyone! carved oak chair & rocker, bracket needs seats, white ST. JOHNS 407 DAISY DR. commode, Jenny Lind bed, Fri. & Sat. Aug. 9 1 -20, 8-4. hardware, lamps, Oriental Teen clothing, housecarpets, iv ntage clothes, wares, holiday decoratables. Dorm refrigerator. tions, & lots of misc. 921 E. Columbia. Dealers CHARLOTTE 3161 ISLAND welcome. Hwy (btwn Casler & StewST. JOHNS art) FRI 26th & SAT 27th, 84940 W. Lowe Rd. Aug. 20 MOVING SALE 4pm. Entire household & 21, 0 1 -5. Lots of house209 S. Church St., must go. Furniture, kitchhold items. Potterville. Aug. 26, 27, 28, en, tools, Kabota diesel 8-4 p.m. (8-2 on Sunday). tractor B7500 & accessoST. JOHNS Fri. 8-5., Sat. 8ries. 3. 4680 Francis Rd. BeNEIGHBORHOOD YARD tween Taft & Centerline SALE PLAYERS CLUB ESRds. Multi Family. HouseTATES, off Canal, S. of St. hold, home decor, teen Joe. Aug. 26-27, 9am-4pm. girls clothes, lf ower arrangements, sm. applianOFFICE EQUIP., Knoll adces, adult & kids books, justable swivel chairs, sevschredder, 3X size coats. eral, excellent cond., printers, scanners, misc. ofif ce WILLIAMSTON 4055 equip. Many more ofif ce Vanneter Rd, 3 houses N. supplies. Golf clubs & golf of Mitchell Rd. Aug. 27, 9balls, many books, much 5, Aug. 28, 9-3. Large & household & misc. too smaller u f rniture items, ABANDONED much to list. Thurs.-Sat. KITTENS hardware. Sears heavy duAug. 25-27, 8-5. 0 1 7 WilFOUND. Need good loving ty battery charger and low St., Grand Ledge W. of homes. Call 372-5698 o f r more info. $10 each. Sears 5 1 00 watt generator. Family Fare, N. off 43.

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Dogs-Cats-Pets ADORABLE BICHON/ POOCHON PUPPIES, 8 WKS, s1 t shots, , wormed, non shedding, hypoallergenic, $300. 517-468-3986. ADORABLE POM-A-POO PUPPIES, 1 male, 2 e f male. 8 wks., old, $200 each. 989 413-3137 ADORABLE PUPPIES!! Maltese, Maltipoos, Morkies, Poms, Yorkies. $250-$650 www.puppy-place.net 517-404-1028 or 404-6235 ADORABLE PUPPIES Pekinese, teddy bears, pomeranians, $350-$650. 517-404-3045 www.puppy-parlor.com Adorable Ragdoll Kite t ns 3 e f males mocha, 1 male lf ame, if xed, shots, born 6/1.1 $300. 517-899-0678 AKC LABS Fox red (dark). Champbloodlines-hunters, hips OFA excellent, great temperment. 231-744-7801 www.labs-forever.com AKC SHELTIES 1 e f male, 3 males, shots, dewormed, microchip, sable, $300$350. 989-683-3286. AKITA PUPS 6 wks old, purebred, s 1 t shots, wormed, parents on site, $400. 517-575-8282. AMERICAN ESKIMO PUPPIES Minis & Toys, shots & wormed, $150-$300. Call 517-543-219 1 . BEAGLE PUPS 0 1 wks old, u f ll bred, no papers, both parents good hunters & on site. $100. 989-427-0219. BEAGLE PUPS PUREBRED 8 wks old, to 1 e y ar, $75$150. 989-763-1084.

BICHON PUPPIES Perf ect companion o f r o y ur kids or o f r o y ur when o y ur kids are gone. Ph. 269-795-2005. BOSTON TERRIER $175. 3 males, purebred, 0 1 weeks old. More details call 517-575-1545 BRITTANY PUPPY f emale, orange & white, 5 /1 2 wks, AKC, dew claws, excellent hunter, Good w/ children, parents on site, records, wormed. $300. (989) 5296746 COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES! Good colors. $300 & up. Karen 989-426-3866 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS liver and white, 4 weeks old, AKC Registered, pure bred, e v t checked, $250. (616)7613403 (616)902-3964 heppek@bas-k12.org FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPIES 8 wks old, s 1 t shots, dewormed, e v t checked, parents on site. 989-291-5028 GOLDENDOODLE F1 PUPS Ready now o f r their o f rev er homes! 517-420-0863 goldendoodles4you.com

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KITS/CATS, RESCUED; ALL TOY POODLES CKC, all 1940’S LIFE MAGAZINES ages; many declawed; shots, Males $300 each. Approx. 35. $250 for all. www.trinity acresrescue. 517-589-0257, 517 256-0351. Ph. 989-875-2650. petfinder.com; includes neuter/basic medical $45$135. (517)410-0074 WESTHIGHLAND TERRIER pups, AKC, 3 very adorable KITTENS socialized males, $650. Various Ages, Adorable 989-846-0929. GE PORTABLE dishwasher kittens ready for you to White, slightly used $150 take home. $5. /best. GE Spectara electric YORKIE PUPPIES Cute 1 FECall (989)640-5090 range with True Temp, male, 3 males, dewclaws & black & white $125/best. tails done, shots. $600LAB PUPS, AKC chocolate, Wood corner entertain$700. 517-667-0617. shots, wormed, $600. ment ctr. $30. 888-8888. www.puppy-place.net YORKIE PUPPIES Females. 517-404-6235 or 404-1028 6 wks old. $500. Call 989627-0501 MALTI-POO & PEEKAPOO pups, 1st shots & worming, 7 weeks, parents onsite, YORKIES AKC, adorable A AMISH LOG HEADBOARD $350. 517-223-9370 puppies. Also small MalAND Queen Pillow Top tese. Ph. 231-779-5683 CaMattress Set. Brand newdillac. puppypawprints.com MINIATURE BULLDOG f enever used, sell all for male, 17 mos., fawn $275. 989-923-1278 w/black mask, exc. family dog. $400. Free obedience training. 517-712-8066. A BED QUEEN PILLOWTOP mattress set, new in plastic, $199. Call 517-410-4921. MINIATURE PINSCHER ANGUS BULL PUREBRED No Can deliver. PUPS Purebred, $150. papers, 4 yrs old, $1400. Cash only. Call 989-584Call 517-676-1956. 3059. A TEMPERPADIC/STYLE MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS SET Queen, newOLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG never used, as seen on TV, puppies. Beautiful, lightly with warranty. Cost shedding family dogs. 6 $1,800, Sell $695. Can Deweeks old, Dew claws reliver 989-832-2401. ARAB & HALF ARAB liquidamoved, tails docked, tion, moving out of state, pure bred, 1st shots, wonMSU bloodlines, $500- BRAND NEW black 4 panel derful personalities, $3000/best. 517-223-9239 room dividers/screen, raised with lots of love! 71’’x70’’x18’’ $75. 482-4841 Some puppies with blue eyes. $500.00 (989)6401500

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Household Goods 4 PC queen size bed set, little use, $325. 26’’ TV, $25. TV stand, swivel, $25. Bath vanity 25’’ w/sink $25. Call 819-0839 DRESSER 6 drawer w/ mirror, ivory color. Jazzy power chair, incl. 50 in. ramp. Ph. 517-599-1324.

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Office Assistant needed PIONEER POLE PIONEER POLE BUILDINGS A AARDVARK ANTIQUES for scientific research BUILDINGS-FREE Free Estimates. Licensed paying cash for guns, manufacturer (P/T) PreESTIMATESand Insured. 2x6 Trusses. jewlery , u f rniture, art & ferred hours are 9:00 to Licensed and insured-2x6 45 Year Warranted unusual & bizarre items. 3:30 P.M M-F. Weekly and Trusses-45 Year Warranty Galvalume Steel. 19 colors. 517-819-8700 monthly profit sharing inGalvalume Steel-19 ColorsSince 1976 #1 in Michigan. cluded. Respond to P.O. Since 1976-#1 in MichiganCall Today -1 800-292-0679 Box #799, East Lansing, MI Call Today 1-800-292-0679. COMPLETE MATERIAL ANTIQUES WANTED, CASH 48823. MC P O L E Building Package for furniture, clocks, . 24’x32’x8’ $3899.00 jewerly, artwork, old quilts 30’x40’x10’ $5799.00 and other nice things. Call WANTED: UNWANTED 32’x48’x10’ - $6999.00 Steel John 517 202-2570. appliances, air conditionroof, doors included, other ers, cars, trucks, vans, sizes available. farm machinery, lawn CASH PAID D iabet ic test www.standalelumber.com mowers, campers, hot Call Standale Post Framing strips. Area’s original, oldwater tanks, aluminum or TRAINCO TRUCK Buildings. Toll Free 1-800est buyer. Friendly & fair. steel boats, aluminum win968-8201 51 7 -505-2726, 888-639-61 7 9 DRIVING SCHOOL dows or doors, aluminum HUSKY METAL ROOFS Day -Evening Classes toppers, any types of alustanding seam. Metal Immediate Job Placment CASH PAID FOR diabetic minum or steel siding, shingles/slate. All in stock. Class B Training (1 day) strips Up to $20 per 100. 4 wheelers, go carts, trailEnergy Star qualified. (517) 887-1600 Call 517-292-0991 ers, batteries. $1000 tax rebate. Largest www.traincoinc.com diabeticteststripswanted.com All picked up for Free. inventory in Michigan. Call 517-628-2818 Company installers. Free estimates. Since 1975! 800- TRUCKS AND TRUCK Driv DIABETIC TEST STRIPS ers Wanted for upcoming 380-2379 Needed CASH PAID same Christmas Tree Season POLE BARNS Michigan’s day. Local pickup. UP TO 1/10-12/10. Slocum Largest Pole Barn Compa$20/100. 616-298-8556. Farms, Hart MI confirming ny (Built Best Barns) Best loads with dedicated driv Quality, Best Service, Best ers. Owner/Oper. Firms. Price. This Week’s Specials Email mrspagura@aol.com Erected 24’x32’x10’ -$6995 MC 30’x40’x1 0’-$9595. 30’x48’x12’-$12,495. Lic. NEED CDL DRIVERS A & B /Ins. 1-877-802-9591 MM MATHEWS SWITCHBACK with 2 yrs recent commerATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE XT R / H , 2 9 i n cial experience to transfer from home. Medical, Busidraw,60lb,Mathews quiver, motor homes, straight ness, Paralegal, AccountMuzzy Zero Effect rest, G5 trucks and tractors. ing, Criminal Justice. Job OptixXR sight, 15Beman www.mamotransportation placement assistance. 400 arrows/G5 Montec .com. MC Computer avail. Financial heads, SKB Canvas aid if qualified. Call 877case/arrow box, release, DRIVER START A NEW CA895-1828. Excellent Condition REER 100% Paid CDL MM $900 mxixkxee@gmail.com Training! No experience (517)243-9710 required. Recent grads or exp drivers: sign on Bonus! CRST EXPEDITED 800-3262778 www. JoinCRSTMC MC

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POCKET PIT PUPS UKC reg. King pin, Gotti. 1 male 1 female, blue ALFALFA GRASS-EXCELLENT w/blue eyes. $300. 517 Hay $3 & up. Can deliver. 763-7324. 517-641-6034

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FOR SALE 560 BF +/- four quarter walnut, lots of book match and widest board is 25". Crystal Wood Shop 989 235-3020.

LAST OF THE M O V I N G SALE, THIS WEEKEND ONLY. 2 Hunter ceiling fans w/wall remote switch, over $225 new, $60 ea. 18" Frigidaire built-in dishwasher, stainless steel, cost over $600 new, excellent cond. $150. Kitchen hanging light (chandelier type) w/8 lights, pewter in color, w/dimmer switch $60. Corner oak gun cabinet holds 14 guns, glass front w/locks, value over $600, only $100. Howard Miller Floor Model Grandfather Clock, 20 yrs old, perfect cond. $500. Religious statues from Bradford Exchange, new over $150 ea., $25. Barbie Dolls (3 Radio City Rockettes) $10 ea. 9/11 Memorabilia collection. Shop Vac $10. DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ENMen shoes size 9 $1 ea;, GAGEMENT RING Almost 1 Many other small items, ct., appraised at $2,000, canister set, pictures, etc asking $1000. 517-484-1835 Ph 517 580 2012.

Gold, Silver Jewelry

PIT BULL PUPPIES Pure bred. Unique colors. Now accepting deposits. For interview call 1-985-398-0025

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Sporting Goods

MANUAL WHEELCHAIR - 6 FIREARMS 9mm Carbine riffle, 2 shotguns, 380 hand Invacare 9000XDT, weight pistol, 38 special revolver capacity 350 lbs, extra all chrome. 517-204-5644 wide, used 1 mo. $600 or POMERANIAN 10 mo. old, LIFT CHAIR Used 2 mos., Ab/o (517)281-0046 black female. First shots, 1 condition, royal blue housebroke. Very lovable. twead, paid $785, sell $500. Planning an Auction? $300/best. 616-240-9334. MOTORIZED SCOOTER Call 517-323-2446. Invacare Pronto M91See SourceAds.com weight capacity 400 lbs, Siamese/Ragdoll Kittens. C H E R R Y , MAPLE & O A K Email the Lansing Community or Call LCN Toll Free van seat, toggle switch Seasoned firewood. Deliv Seal, choco, blue & lynx Newspapers 24/7 at: control, used 1 mo. $3800 ered & STACKED. 4’x8’x16" point. Gorgeous, blue eyes. lcnclassifieds@gannett.com 877.475.SELL or b/o (517)281-0046 517-651-5214. $125. 989-615-4686.

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Apartments Lansing

Condominiums For Rent

BEECHFIELD Ef f iciency thru HASLETT Two 2 bdrm. condo available, .1 5 baths, air, 2 bedroom, $325-$560. washer/ dryer, deck. On Utilities included. Taylor Golf Course/lake, available Realty 7 15 -272-12 15 . now. $800/mo. includes trash & water. Call 7 15 202-5623. CARY APTS. S. LANSING. 1 & 2 bdrms., $470-$570 mo., heat, water, sewer & trash included. 7 15 -202-3964. DOWNTOWN 408 W. IONIA. Studio ($460) & room ($335). Utilities included. Close to LCC & Cooley. 7 15 -749-3890.

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SPARROW HOSPITAL NEAR 3 1 06 Jerome, 4 bdrm., nice area, iv nyl windows, u f ll bsmt., $800+ util & dep. 3 1 51 Jerome remodeled lg. HOUSE LOCATED IN Down3 bdrm. apt., new iv nyl town E. Lansing. Wanted, windows, hardwood lf rs, 3 Bed/2 Bath two non drinking room$700+ heat. 7 15 -372-4504 Payments starting mates to share a 4 bedas low as $579 room house with two other All Appliances people. Rent is around Washer/Dryer $595 a month. Location is SPRINGPORT Central Air as close as o y u can get to Outside Storage Shed 310 Mechanic, MSU without living on Pet Friendly 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch campus. 4 bedrooms, 1 Holt School District home on .1 + 5 acres. BA, Yard, Washer/Dryer in All Credit Considered! $600 unit, High Speed Internet, NO APPLICATION FEES -715 -57 2668 Hardwood Floors, Eat in Contact Sun Homes at -715 622-6059 Kitchen or Dining Room, Kensington Meadows or Dishwasher, Balcony, -1 888-258-2412 www.sundancefamilyhomecenter. Deck, Patio or Porch, www.kensington com ( 5 1 7 ) 6 1 4 - 1 8 2 8 meadows.com casey dunndan@gmail.com Ofe f rs Expire 8-31-,1 48823 EHO St. Johns!-only $56/1 mo* Rent to Own! Prime Location! ,1 280 sq.ft.~ 3 bed/2bath HOUSING with a Deck! #130 DISCRIMINATION? *For Details Call Call The Fair Housing The Meadows 0 1 8 BRIDGE ST. Dimondale, Center at: -1 877-979-FAIR. (989)224-7707 Mi. 0 5 0 Sq. Ft. Commercial Building,Central Air $600 Month Plus Utilities (57 1 )646-8887 48821 LANSING - 2-3 bdrm hous- WAVERLY 2 bdrm., applianes, 2 bdrm apts., -1 2 bdrm ces, new windows, garage. duplexes. $500-$800. Local Safe, quiet. Large private owner cell 7 15 -204-7420. park. No pets or smoking. $59.5 Call 7 15 -484-8220

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$899/mo.! 3 Bed/2 Bath Over ,1 400 Sq. Ft. All Appliances, WD Central Air Pet Friendly Holt School District All credit considered & NO APPLICATION FEES Contact Sun Homes at Kensington Meadows TODAY! -1 888-235-6948 www.kensington meadows.com EHO Ofe f r Exp. 8-31-1

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Lansing

Condominiums For Sale OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 0 1 -4. 2 5 5 W. St. Joe Hwy. Lansing betw.Waverly & Creyts. Pembrook Condos. Unit 3. 2 bdrm. garden lev el, 1 bath, rf eshly painted & carpeted. $36,500. Call 7 15 -35-1 0217, 989-227-1243

Waterfront Homes

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HASLETT 7 5 05 Potter, near lake. Large 2 BR. .1 5 bath, if re place, central air. Utility room with washer / dryer hookup. No pets, $59/5 mo. incl. water. Call 7 15 -3728000 or 7 15 -349-8345

FRANDOR/CHESTER RD., MSU FREE HEAT-WATER! Spacious 2 bdrm. Quiet, clean, lg. closets, laundry, carport. Convenient location on bus route. From $650. 7 15 -641-7645 or 641-7788. Lansing Area Apartments o f r Rent 1 & 2 Bedroom Starting at $425 Utilities Included (57 1 ) 372-6250

Holts Best Value $100 moves o y u in!

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Drywall

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CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING of July ,5 2011 Mayor Pro-Tem Erickson called meeting o t Order at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Erickson, Hunsaker, Kangas, Lancaster, Stoker, Members Excused: Mayor Rundborg and Sheryl Strouse ACTION: .1 Approved agenda as presented. 2. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t approve h t e proposed amendments o t h t e FY 2010-11 Budget and authorize h t e Treasurer o t make h t e necessary adjustments o t h t e if nancial stae t ments. 3. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t direct h t e City Administrator o t cast h t e Cit’y s o v e t o f r h t e if e v incumbent candidates o f r h t e if e v positions on h t e Michigan Municipal League Worker’s Compensation Fund o t be submite t d by August 22, 201,1 4. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t amend h t e street closure schedule o f r h t e Ox Roast due o t safeyt concerns by Chief Jerue. 5. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t approve h t e commite t e assignment with h t e DDA, as recommended by Mayor Rundborg. 6. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t receive and place on if le h t e City of DeWitt Sanitary Sewer Project. 7. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t h t at h t is Council meeting be adjourned at 8:17pm. CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING of July 19, 2011 Called o t Order at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Sue Erickson, Dave Hunsaker, Tim Kangas, Jim Lancaster, Tony Stoker, Sheryl Strouse and Mayor Rundborg Members Excused: None ACTION: .1 Approved agenda as presented. 2. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t authorize h t e renewal o t h t e Michigan Municipal League Liability and Property Pool o f r h t e e t rm July ,1 2011 h t rough July ,1 2012 in an amount not o t exceed $34,759.00, 3.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t authorize Lansing Board of Water and Light in an amount not o t exceed $15,000.00 o t replace as many if re hydrants as possible, with 901 Wilson Street as h t e o t p priority due o t street paying in 2012. 4.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t authorize Scodeller Construction, which have agreed o t extend h t eir bid price of $1.41 per pound of emulsion rf om h t e 2009 Clinton County Road Commission bid process, o t perform crack sealing on Major and Local Roads in an amount not o t exceed $15,000.00. 5.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t approve h t e Resolution o f r h t e Assessor’s Plat of h t e City of DeWitt - Southeast and direct h t e Clerk o t acknowledge h t e completion certiif cation, and approval of h t e Plat and o t o f rward all copies of h t e Plat o t h t e Stae t Treasurer. 6.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t cancel h t e regularly scheduled City Council meeting o f r August 2, 2011 and reschedule h t is meeting o f r August 9, 201.1 7.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t h t at h t is Council meeting be adjourned at 7:34p.m. CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF A SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING of July 26, 2011 Called o t Order at 6:15 p.m. Members Present: Erickson, Hunsaker, Kangas, Lancaster, Stoker, Strouse and Mayor Rundborg Members Excused: None ACTION: .1 Approved agenda as presented. 2.Motion carried by unanimous o v e t of h t e Council o t authorize h t e City Administrator o t purchase equipment rf om Boylan Sales in an amount not o t exceed $4,800.00 o f r use by h t e City of DeWitt Sta.f 3. Motion carried by unanimous o v e t h t at h t is Council meeting be adjourned at 6:30p.m.

WATERTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED O Z NING AMENDMENTS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,7 2011, :7 00 PM WATERTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP HALL 12803 S. Wacousta Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (51)7 626-6593

BATH CHARTER TOWNSHIP SYNOPSIS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING OF AUGUST 15, 2011 Meeting called o t order at 7:00 p.m. by Supervisor Schneider. Members present were Supervisor Schneider, Clerk McQueen, Treasurer Garrit,y Trustees Clark, Curtis, Pett and Putlt er. Also present were Superintendent Feltman, Police Chief Rose, County Commissioner Stacey and w t o o t wnship residents.

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This notice is o t inform o y u h t at h t e Watertown Charter Township .1 Approved h t e agenda as printed. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz~!@#$%^&*()_+`1234567890-=,./?;’:”[]\{}| Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing in h t e south room 2. Trustee Putlt er asked o f r h t e information on h t e

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County Commissioner Report given. Superintendent’s Report - Writet n and ev rbal report given. Meeting adjourned at 7:59 p.m. Respectu f lly submitet d, Kathleen B. McQueen, Clerk TC/DBR-946859

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The u f ll et xt of h t e Watertown Charter Township o Z ning Ordinance and h t e proposed amendments may be inspected at h t e Watertown Charter Township Planning and o Z ning Department ofif ce rf om 9:00 am o t 5:00 pm Monday h t rough Friday, or may be iv ewed on h t e Township Web site at www.twp.watertown.mi.us. Writet n comments may be directed o t h t e Planning and o Z ning Department ofif ce at h t e above address, and will be received until h t e it me of h t e public hearing. All writet n comments will become part of h t e ofif cial public hearing record. Keri Kitm t ann, Chair, Planning Commission Individuals with disabilities needing special accommodations o t u f lly participate in h t e meeting may contact h t e Clerk o t request h t e necessary assistance. This request must be made at least w t o days prior o t h t e public hearing. DBR/GLI-946897

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Section 28-10 - Definitions, N h t rough R is hereby amended and Secit ons 28-82 of Division 2 - Site Plan Review - Review standards is hereby amended; 28-178 of Division 2 - AP Agricultural Preservait on Disrt ict - Special land uses; 28-199 of Division 2 - AG Agricultural District - Special land uses; 28-226 of Division 4 - RR Rural Residential District - Special land uses; 28-250 of Division 5 - R-1 Single-Family Residenit al District - Special land uses; 28-283 of Division 6 - R-2 Two-Family Residential District - Special land uses; 28-304 of Division 7 - R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District - Special land uses; 28-331 of Divi sion 8 - VSC Village Service District - Special land uses; 28-381 of Divi sion 01 - B1 Local Business District - Special land uses; 28-409 of Divi sion 1 - B2 Business District - Permitet d uses; 28-410 of Division 1 B2 Business District - Special land uses; 28-437 of Division 21 - LI Light Industrial District - Permitet d uses and 28-438 of Division 21 - LI Light Industrial District - Special land uses are hereby amended; Section 28-581 of Article IV - Supplemental Regulations - Outdoor boilers is hereby created; Section 28-606 (12) - Country clubs, golf courses, riding stables and public athletic grounds and parks, (27) - Public athlet ic ground and parks, and (48) - Building materials and supplies of Arit cle V - Special land uses - Special land use specific requirements are hereby amended and Section 28-606 (51) - Hotel/Motel, (52) - Assembly buildings, including auditoriums, h t eaters, clubs, lodges, banquet af cilities including other closely related uses, (53) - Hospitals, urgent care af cilities, privaet ambulance services and outpatient surgery af cilities, and (54) - Nursing homes are hereby created o t add o t Article V - Special land uses - Special land use specific requirements of Chapter 28 of h t e Code of Ordinances, Charter Township of Water o t wn, Clinton Count,y Michigan.

Hawk Ridge PILT Documentait on submission o t be removed rf om h t e consent agenda and h t at request was granted. Approved h t e consent agenda o t receive and if le h t e Parks & Recreation Commitet e minutes of June 31 , 201,1 Police & Fire Board minutes of July 31 , 2011 and h t e Clinton County Drain Commissioner letet r in reference o t 804 Sleight Road Drain Maintenance. Approved h t e payment of h t e General Fund o v uchers #39513-#39561 in h t e amount of $137,256.68, Sewer Fund o v uchers #2829-#2830 in h t e amount of $73,208.76, Payroll o v uchers #20790-#20815, Direct Deposits #1056-#1068 in h t e amount of $56,057.35. 3. Approved h t e regular meeting minutes of August ,1 2011 as print ed. 4. Approved revising h t e regular meeting minutes of July 81 , 201.1 5. Received and if led h t e Hark Ridge PILT Documentait on submission. 6. Approved h t e Health Reimbursement Arrangement Agreement. 7. Authorized going into Executiev Session at 7:15 p.m. o t discuss h t e Police Ofif cer Labor Council Collectiev Bargaining Agreement Negoit ation Tentait ev Agreement. Called h t e regular meeting back o t order at 7:33 p.m.

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