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Wiswasser playground nearing completion Ken Palmer kpalmer@lsj.com

BATH TWP. — Dan Sorensen gazed at the complex of ramps, slides and platforms taking shape as a playground, then turned toward the empty space around it in Wiswasser Park. “The only problem I see is that the parking lot is not big enough,” he said. “People will be coming in from all over. Schools will bring children here by the busload.” Sorenson ought to know. His company, Okemos-based Miracle of Michigan, installs 20 to 25 barrier-free playgrounds every year around the state using volunteer labor. And in Bath, finding volunteers certainly was no problem. More than 80 people turned out to assemble the play equipment in the park along Park Lake Road on Sept. 15, 16 and 17. The volunteers included local residents,

government officials, students from Clinton County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) and even a few inmates from the Clinton County Jail. Most of the structure was in place after the three-day build. Weather permitting, a crew was scheduled to pour a rubberized compound around the base of the playset late last week. The playground is the first of its kind in the area. More than 90 percent of the play area will be accessible to children who use wheelchairs and walkers, Sorensen said. There are transfer points where children can leave their wheelchairs and go down a slide, he said. Even the swings are handicap-accessible, he said. A $74,500 grant from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund - with a matching amount from the township - is Jason Barnard and Greg Dunlap, of Lennon Construction, help fit a slide into place for the new barrier-free playground in Wiswasser Park in Bath Township. KEN PALMER paying for the new playground.

Long-time DeWitt Twp. officer to retire Ken Palmer kpalmer@lsj.com

Rick Smith is retiring from the DeWitt Township Police Department after 32 years on the force. COURTESY PHOTO

DeWITT TWP. — The longest-serving member of the township police department is retiring this month after 32 years on the force. Detective Sgt. Rick Smith, 58, worked under five different chiefs during his tenure, which included stints as patrol officer, night shift sergeant and detec-

tive. “I’m going to miss doing the job,” Smith said. “I always enjoyed doing my job. And I’m going to miss the people I’ve worked with and all the people I’ve met, during my career. DeWitt Township has just been a great community to work in.” The township will host an open house for Smith from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 29, at the Township Hall on W. Herbison Road.

An Ohio native, Smith spent four years in the U.S. Air Force before moving to the Lansing area. He joined the township force in 1979 after a short stint in the Carson City department. Smith served two stints as a detective while still holding an officer’s ranking. After his promotion to sergeant, he supervised the night shift until a serious traffic accident left him badly injured See SMITH, Page 5

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Blood drives to take place in area The American Red Cross has scheduled blood drives for the following dates and times: • Monday, Oct. 3, at St. Johns Knights of Columbus Hall, 1108 N US-27, from 11:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Monday, Oct. 10, at Redeemer United MethAbout two dozen local officials made a five-mile bicycle run through the township and city odist Church, 13980 Schavey Road, DeWitt, of DeWitt on Sept. 13 in a bicycle facility design training session funded by a grant from from noon to 5:45 p.m. the Michigan Department of Transportation. The city and township collaborated in the grant Blood donors must be at least 17 years old, application, and Bath Township officials also took part. The program is intended to encourage weigh at least 110 pounds and be in good gennon-motorized transportation and improve safety. Three Rivers, Big Rapids and Holland also eral health. were picked to receive grants. COURTESY PHOTO For information on a blood drive in any of the 65 counties served by the Great Lakes Region, call 1-800-GIVE LIFE or visit ment starting at 2 p.m. Applications are available at www.redcrossmichigan.org. Tickets are $40 in advance or $50 at the door. www.leaguelineup.com/dtba. Tickets can be purchased by stopping by the Completed applications and signed Coach’s Garden Club to meet on Oct. 6 VFW, Bath Middle School or by calling Jennifer Code of Conduct must be returned to the DTBA, at (517) 712-8942. License Number M69217 P.O. Box 194, DeWitt, MI 48820 or emailed to The DeWitt Millennium Garden Club will be dtbaboard@gmail.com by Friday Sept. 30. meeting on Thursday, Oct. 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the PTA tailgate party set for Oct. 7 VFW Hall, 12250 Old US 27, DeWitt. Free medical clinic Barbara Swartz will present a program The DeWitt Elementary PTA invites fami“Interactive Table Arranging Display.” Swartz, lies to join the fun at its annual homecoming offered in DeWitt an award winning florist, has worked for many tailgate party on Friday, Oct. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. Northpointe Community Church and Dr. years as a floral designer in Indiana. She is cur- Look for the big tent on the junior high lawn Cheryl Elfring are offering a free medical clinic rently a member of the Perry Garden Club, across from the new entrance to the football on the second Saturday of each month, from 9 Across the Fencepost. stadium. a.m. to noon. DeWitt Millennium Garden Club meetings Participants should bring their own lawn Anyone who does not have health insurance are held on the first Thursday of the months chairs and blankets. is invited to attend. September through May. A picnic dinner will be available for $3 per Northpointe Community Church is located Visitors are welcome. Contact Janet Sudac person. at 505 E. Webb Dr., DeWitt. For questions call at (517) 290-0983, email the club at The school principals will be grilling hot (517) 669-5133. dmgc2000@ymail.com, or visit the Club on Face- dogs again this year book. This event is a great way to meet friends old Bath Township Recreation and new, and show your Panther spirit before DeWitt meets Fowlerville on the football field. begins assistance fund Benefit Texas Hold’em In an effort to develop a youth Scholarship tourney on Oct. 2 Assistance Fund for qualifying youth who wish DeWitt TBA accepting to participate in future Bath Twp. Parks & RecBath Middle School is holding a Texas reation programs, a donation canister has been Hold’em tournament to raise funds for the coaching applications Disney Y.E.S. trip in December. The DeWitt Travel Basketball Association placed at Spagnuolo’s Party Store in Bath. Donations will be accepted in the form of The tournament takes place Sunday, Oct. 2, (DTBA) is accepting coaching applications for at the VFW Post 671, located at 12250 Old US 27, the fourth through eighth grade girls and the returnable can/bottle receipts or cash. Please consider donating, the youth of Bath in DeWitt. fourth through sixth grade boys 2011-2012 thank you. Registration is at 1 p.m., with the tourna- travel basketball season.

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he DeWitt Public Schools Board of Education approved a resolution at their July 11 meeting calling for an election on a proposal to restore the non-homestead property tax rate to the maximum permitted assessment of 18 mills. This election would allow for the collection of the entire 18 mill non-homestead property tax levy, which has been reduced to 17.5412 mills. This proposal will enable the school district to receive the entire per pupil foundation allowance provided under the state’s funding formula. The following is an explanation of the operating millage proposal in a “Question and Answer” format. School funding in general is a complex issue, and the same is true for the non-homestead property tax portion of it. I have tried to organize the Q & A section in a way so that the simpler and more direct questions related to the ballot proposal are near the beginning, with more complex funding issues addressed later on. I hope that this clarifies any questions voters may have on the proposal, but please know that I would be happy to meet with

PANTHER PERSPECTIVE John Deiter any community member or group to provide additional clarification or information regarding the ballot issue. Please feel free to contact me at (517) 668-3001, or our business office at (517) 668-3003, with any questions or to set up a time to meet. 1. What exactly is the ballot language on which we will be voting? The exact language as it appears on the ballot is as follows: This proposal will enable the school district to levy the statutory rate of 18 mills on all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, required for the school district to receive its revenue per pupil foundation allowance. Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, in DeWitt Public Schools, Clinton County, Michigan, be increased by 1.50 mills ($1.50 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 4 years, 2012 to 2015, inclusive, to provide funds for operating purposes; the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage

is approved and levied in 2012 is approximately $33,435 (this millage is to restore millage lost as a result of the reduction required by the Michigan Constitution of 1963 and will be levied only to the extent necessary to restore the reduction)? 2. Why is this referred to as a “Non-Homestead” ballot issue? This millage would be assessed only on nonhomestead property. Nonhomestead refers to “property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law” as mentioned above. Non-homestead property includes industrial/ commercial property, apartment buildings, rental homes, vacation property, and some vacant land. It does not include a family’s primary residence. 3. How will this affect my property taxes? If you do not own non-homestead property, there will be absolutely no increase in your property tax related to this millage. If you do own non-homestead property, you will pay an additional $0.4588 for every $100,000 in taxable non-homestead property that you own over what you have paid previously. This small increase is due to the fact that this

renewal will move the nonhomestead rate from its current 17.5412 mills to the full 18.0000 mills (5.5412 mills to 6.0000 mills for commercial personal property) allowed by law. 4. If the rate is capped at 18 mills, and we have only slipped .4588, why are you asking for a 1.5 mill increase? The law allows districts to avoid further costs by asking for a higher rate which would be applied only in the event of another roll back in future years. (See question 9-3 below). 5. How much revenue will this provide the school district? If this proposal passes, DeWitt Public Schools will receive approximately $33,000 to use for operations that will not be provided under the state aide formula if the millage is not in place. 6. Is this a new tax? No. This millage was last approved by the voters in 2006. The district had voter approval to levy 18 mills on non-homestead property through December 2015. Passage of this proposal will allow the district to collect approximately $33,000 for educational operations. 7. Why is the term of the levy 4 years?

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and would end millage elections for operational funds. Isn’t that the case? Proposal A changed the way Michigan public schools are financed. It dramatically shifted the burden from property taxes to the sales tax, but it did not eliminate property taxes as a source of funding. When the Legislature adopted the foundation approach to funding education in December 1993, four important changes came about. 1) Property taxes for school purposes were substantially reduced. 2) Rather than millage rates being applied uniformly on all property, different rates were applied to homestead and non-homestead property. Owner-occupied primary residences were classified as “homestead” property and taxed at six mills. Nonhomestead property generally includes, industrial, commercial, and second homes, and is taxed at 24 mills (6 mills base plus 18 mills, which requires voter approval). Since Proposal A, there has been a revision that taxes commercial personal property at 12 mills (6 mills base plus 6 mills, which requires voter approval). See DEITER, Page 12

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32 years of knowledge and replace that kind of a person,” Russell said. Smith is the department’s only detective. He was the point man for the department in court matters and communicating with other area police agencies. It was unclear how the department will fill that role. “As always, we’ll completely evaluate all of our options before moving forward,” township Manager Rod Taylor said. “We want to see if there’s a different way to accomplish something and reduce costs.”

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“It really is a popularity contest,” she added. Once the vote is tallied the bras will be auctioned off, with bids starting at $30. Many bras from past years, Wyman said, are fixtures in local doctor’s offices and businesses. There will also be 10 exhibitors ready to discuss their products and services. Anyone visiting all the exhibitors and getting a stamp from each one is entered into a drawing for door prizes from area merchants including the Mole Hole, Salon and Tan in Eastwood Towne Center and Chico’s in Okemos. Wyman and co-owner Barb McKessy had always observed Breast Cancer Month in October, including making donations to various organizations. Neither has any history of breast cancer in their family. “We just decided four years ago we wanted to do more,” Wyman said. “It’s a Breast Thing” grew out of that desire. While admission is free, donations are welcome and will go toward helping breast cancer patients in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton and Shiawassee counties with out-of-pocket expenses during treatment. “People who are in treatment now get left behind,”

Wyman said. “We’re just thrilled to be able to do something to help them out.” Patients seeking financial assistance must complete a form available for download at www.itsabreastthing.org, along with submitting additional documentation from their physician. Successful applicants, who are evaluated by a three-person panel, may receive a maximum of $1,000 over two years. “We are just so fortunate to have so many people who are (part) of all this,” Wyman said. For more information, go online to www.itsabreastthing.org or call the salon at (517) 381-5432. Calendars will be on sale at the salon and Alliance OB/GYN, 1560 Turf Lane, East Lansing, and may also be pre-ordered at the event.

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Group studying local food system schedules community meeting Planning session & potluck to be held on Sept. 26 in DeWitt Twp. Ken Palmer kpalmer@lsj.com

DeWITT TWP. — A group that hopes to build a local food system in southern Clinton County will report its progress in a community meeting Sept. 28 in DeWitt Township. Now known as the Southern Clinton County Food & Farm Policy Council, the coalition held a pair of community meetings in January in Bath Township, followed by focus group sessions on how to get locally grown food from the farm to the table. “We want to bring in as many people as we can to be part of this process,” said Bath Township Treasurer Jeff Garrity, one of those who launched the initiative last year. “This has to be community supported.” Everyone is invited to the “action-planning session and harvest potluck,” set for 7 p.m. at the DeWitt Township Hall. A social hour begins at 6:30 p.m. Initially known as the Southern Clinton County Farm and Food Coalition, the group

started with the goal of creating a community kitchen but realized it needed to broaden its focus, group members said. Last spring, the group held focus group sessions on four key areas - starting a licensed community kitchen, community gardens and “food insecurity,” farm-toschool programs and marketing and distribution. The focus groups were funded by a $5,000 grant obtained through the MidMichigan District Health Department. At this week’s meeting, groups will be formed to discuss specific topics and identify people who’d like to join a committee dedicated to those topics, Garrity said. The SCCFFPC includes people from Bath, DeWitt and Watertown townships and the city of DeWitt. Those communities are collaborating in the Creating Entrepreneurial Communities program run by Michigan State University’s Land Policy Institute. The CEC group is focusing on creating local food marketing and distribution systems. The food systems project is a way to build “more cohesive relationships” between communities in the county’s southern tier, Garrity said. There is strong local support for farmto-plate and farm-to-school initiatives, Garrity said. The SCCFFPC’s task is getting them started, he said.

David and Rosey Ferguson look over fresh vegetables Sept. 20 at the DeWitt Farmers Market. The Fergusons, who live about two blocks away from the market, said they prefer to buy locally grown produce. The Southern Clinton County Farm and Food Policy Council is trying to create a local food system to further that trend. KEN PALMER

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County senior center announces upcoming events ST. JOHNS — Area residents who are looking for a complete meal at a good price should try out the Clinton County Senior Center public meal on Mondays. Upcoming lunches include: • Sept. 26: Pork roast, dressing & gravy, baked beans, Jell-O salad (cooked by Brenda Terpening from the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce.) • Oct. 3: Spaghetti and meatballs, vegetable, garlic bread, pudding (cooked by Steve & Ruth Powers.) • Oct. 10: Pork chops w/dressing, vegetable, rolls and applesauce (cooked by Terry Thelen and Stu Fitzpatrick from Weichert Realtors) • Oct. 17: Scalloped potatoes & ham, vegetable, roll and fruit salad (cooked by Tyler Barlage from Community Christian Church.)

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BATH TWP. — Five people were expected to face felony charges in a series of burglaries and larcenies over the summer along the Webster Road corridor. Township police were seeking warrants against the three adults and two juveniles on charges that included safebreaking, home invasion, breaking and entering and larceny from an auto, Detective Gary Smith said. The crimes occurred between June 3 and Aug. 13 at addresses along Webster between Park Lake Road and Clark Road, he said. The suspects, who range in age from 13 to 22, committed the crimes at night while on foot or riding bikes, usually near their homes, Smith said. The suspects have been tied to a business break-in where a safe and some laptop computers were taken, as well as a home invasion in which a television was stolen, he said. Moreover, four of the suspects confessed to committing about 25 to 30 larcenies from autos, most of which occurred in the area of Webster and Drumheller roads on Aug. 13, Smith said. They stole items ranging from GPS units to cell phones to iPods, he said. “Basically, they were just going from car to car, looking for unlocked doors,” he said. Police were able to identify the suspects after residents came forward with information, Smith said. Police have recovered two stolen laptops, a computer hard drive and the safe stolen from the business, he said. They

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Seven drivers were arrested for driving while license suspended, and two more were arrested for operating while intoxicated. Deputies made 232 traffic contacts during the week. Following are details of some deputy activity during the week. Monday, Sept. 12 Six animal complaints investigated by animal control officers. Deputies assisted a motorist in Eagle Twp. and one in Watertown Twp. Deputies were called to a private property crash in Watertown Twp. Following a traffic stop in Olive Twp., the female driver was arrested for driving while license suspended. Tuesday, Sept. 13 Seven animal complaints investigated by animal control officers. Deputies responded to a

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DeWITT — Seven players graduated this spring who had played large parts in DeWitt’s volleyball team winning two straight league titles. But that doesn’t mean the Panthers’ expectations have changed this fall. Although a three-set loss Sept. 13 to Haslett put DeWitt at an early disadvantage in the CAAC Red standings, the Panthers have come back with league wins over Owosso and Fowlerville to improve to 3-1 in league play and 8-5 overall. The Panthers defeated the Gladiators 25-18, 23-25, 25-18, 25-20, on Tuesday thanks in part to senior middle Arianna Jaconette’s 16 kills and four aces, sophomore Carly Stieve’s 34 assists, senior Cassie Bell’s 24 digs and junior Kaylee Schmitt’s 11 blocks. DeWitt also went 2-3 at the Caledonia Invitational on Sept. 17 while facing tough competition from the west side of the state. It’s been a quick education for a number of players seeing significant varsity action for the first time. “We are younger,” DeWitt senior outside hitter Cassie Bell said after the Haslett loss. “We definitely will be working harder all the time and pushing ourselves to do better and the best that we can do.” The Panthers returned only Bell and senior outside hitter Alex Toth among starters from the team that finished 34-8 a year ago. DeWitt opened league play on Sept. 8 with a 25-17, 25-20, 25-20 win over Ionia that included 16 kills and four blocks by Schmitt. Senior middle Arianna Jaconette led DeWitt against Haslett with 11 kills and Bell had 23 digs. Sophomore Carly Stieve had 21 assists and seven blocks. The Panthers then bounced back with a

25-18, 25-15, 25-8 win over Owosso. Jaconette had 11 kills that night, with Stieve totaling 31 assists and Bell 11 digs. The DeWitt volleyball team travels to St. Johns on Tuesday. DEWITT SOCCER: The Panthers near-perfect run to begin this fall continued with a 6-0 win over CAAC Red foe Ionia on Sept. 15 followed by three shutouts — including two over state-ranked teams — as DeWitt won the Williamston Fall Showcase on Sept. 17. The Panthers then added a 4-1 win over Haslett on Tuesday. Junior David Waterson scored three goals in the win over Ionia, which then rolled into a weekend of incredible play. The Panthers defeated Ypsilanti Lincoln 5-0, Division 3 No. 3 Grand Rapids South Christian 1-0 in a shootout and then Division 3 No. 2 Whitehall 2-0 in the final. Senior goalkeeper Nick Iacobellis was named tournament Most Valuable Player after making a combined 22 saves in the three shutouts. Senior defender Bobby Perry and senior midfielder Mark Tratt made the all-tournament team. Tratt scored and had an assist in the final and also scored against Lincoln. Junior forward Nick Le scored the other goal in the final and had an assist against Lincoln. Sophomore Mitch Smith scored twice against Haslett, and sophomore Blake Smith had two assists. That win made DeWitt 10-0-1 this fall. The Panthers were scheduled to face St. Johns on Thursday, after press time, and Mount Pleasant on Friday. They will face Owosso on Tuesday. DEWITT SWIMMING and DIVING: The Panthers placed someone first in all events but win in defeating Holt 209-100 on Sept. 15 to improve to 2-0 in the CAAC Blue. Junior Kayla Travis won the 200-yard freestyle (2:17.76) and 100 butterfly (1:16.32) and swam on the winning 200

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freestyle relay. Sophomore Rosalie Yockey also swam on that relay and won the 200 individual medley (2:23.74) and 100 freestyle (58.64). Four others won one individual event apiece: senior Hannah Schroeder in the 50 freestyle (26.94), sophomore Audra Kimble in the 500 freestyle (6:12.9), sophomore Delaney Toms in the 100 breaststroke (1:23.5) and sophomore diver Gabrielle Roy with a score of 185.7. Sophomore Emily Gustafson and sophomore Marissa Hoffman also swam on the 200 freestyle relay, which won in 1:50.75. Schroeder, Kimble, senior Jessica Reid and junior Danielle Stieve won the 200 medley relay in 2:06.6 and the 400 freestyle relay in 4:18.88. DEWITT GOLF: The Panthers faced some of the top teams in the state from Sept. 15-21, and their top players proved they can hang with the best mid-Michigan has to offer this fall. Although DeWitt fell to Lansing Catholic 155-172 on Sept. 15, senior Anna Barrett shot a 38, third-lowest of the match and by just a stroke, while senior Alyssa Duguay shot a 40 — tying Lansing Catholic

sophomore Jacqueline Setas, who earlier that week shot a Cougars-record 32 also at Groesbeck. Lansing Catholic is the reigning state champion in Division 4 and again ranked No. 1. DeWitt finished 14th among a loaded field at the East Lansing Invitational on Sept. 19 that included ranked teams from all four state divisions. Duguay fired an 88 at Walnut Hills to finish 13th among 28 local players who scored for their teams. A total of 19 teams competed. Duguay then shot a 40, followed by Barrett with a 46 and senior Kayla Lewis with a 47 as DeWitt beat St. Johns 183-223 on Tuesday at Prairie Creek. The Panthers will finish off the CAAC Red schedule at the 18-hole finale Thursday at Forest Akers West. DEWITT BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: The Panthers placed eighth in the most recent area coaches cross country poll, and took fourth in its home CAAC Red jamboree against a group that included two of the top-three ranked teams in the Division 2 state poll. See ROUNDUP, Page 22

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DEWITT — A comment overheard by a DeWitt girls cross country parent explains why the Panthers have been one of the state’s top teams this fall: “My mom told me that she heard somebody comment, ‘There’s a DeWitt girl. There’s another DeWitt girl.’ So knowing that we’re all up there, and people have noticed, it’s kinda cool,” senior Jessica D’Haene said. The Panthers have been strong throughout coach Ron Womboldt’s seven seasons, but it’s been impossible to not notice the success especially this fall. They are ranked No. 4 in the Division 2 state poll, and won the Laingsburg, Jackson Community College and Bath Class 2 invitationals before finishing 14th in the Michigan State Spartan Invitational Elite Race on Sept. 16 — behind nine of the top 10 ranked teams in Division 1, two more honorable mentions from that divisions, and the top-ranked teams in Divisions 2 and 3. Not bad company at all. And the Panthers are proving they belong in it. “This is essentially the same team we had last year. This year, the senior girls especially, the captains, they’re much more focused,” Womboldt said. “They know what they have to do, and they want to go back to Greater Lan-

sing and do well, and we’d love to win the regional if we could. There’s a few obstacles in the way, but we’re hoping to be better than we were last year.” So far, so good. The Panthers finished second to Ionia in the old CAAC Gold last season before moving to the Red this fall. They cruised to a win in the season’s first league jamboree Tuesday, led by D’Haene’s 20:05 as DeWitt’s top five claimed places 3-7. Sophomore Emily Murdoch has posted the team’s fastest time, 19:35, which is 11th in mid-Michigan this season. But senior Lauren Rademacher (19:42) is tied for 13th on that list, D’Haene (19:59) is tied for 18th, Hanses (20:00) tied for 20th and freshman Jordan Lee is tied for 29th. Freshman Shelby Waterson (20:22) is 31st. Junior Kaila Black (21:54) and sophomore Molly Benton (21:35) also have cleared 22 minutes. Rademacher has beaten her best time from last season by 36 seconds and Benton has by 19. D’Haene is only four seconds from equaling her 2010 best, and Murdoch is just 11 away from hers. “Last year, I thought I was pretty sweet to get a 25 or 23-minute 5K. And then I came here,” Waterson said. “I don’t think I’d be near as fast if they weren’t going as fast as they are going.” It’s hasn’t been a matter of putting in more miles, Womboldt said. In fact, he’s had the team cut back a little with designs on saving for the end of the season. But how they’re putting the miles in has been a little

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Senior Josh D’Haene finished eighth individually in 16:51 the Panthers finished behind No. 2 Ionia, No. 3 Haslett and St. Johns in the team standings. Sophomore Aaron Scheffler was 18th in 17:43. The Panthers also finished 15th in the Green division race at the Spartan Invitational on Sept. 16 at Michigan State’s Forest Akers East. D’Haene was 14th in that race in 16:42 and junior Nate Kimble was 34th in 16:56. Scheffler was 87th in 17:38. DeWitt ran in the Lakewood Invitational on Thursday, after press time.

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HASLETT — DeWitt’s senior football class had a bit of a reputation to shed this fall. They’d run up against obstacles and adversity during a few games growing up — and didn’t always overcome, leaving in some question whether they would in similar situations at the varsity level. Those seniors took a big bite out of that perception with a 27-17 win over rival Haslett on Sept. 16. The Vikings led 17-13 with less than nine minutes to play. But the Panthers stormed back with 14 points and a final defensive stand to remain undefeated through four games and win their eighth straight over Haslett. A botched handoff between senior running back Brian Moore and senior quarterback Ryan Wieber was returned for the Vikings’ go-ahead score. But Moore ran for both late Panthers touchdowns to lock up the win “I’ve just gotta keep my head together and keep playing. I wanted to make up for the mistake I had, and I was able to do that,” Moore said. “When I got in the end zone, I felt ... a weight lifted off my shoulders. “When you’re down, you obviously can’t give up. You keep going.” Although DeWitt has dominated the rivalry of late, and both teams are again in a new league this fall — the CAAC Red — this game had the feel of some of the best between the two over the past decade. The first half played into Haslett’s strategy as it used sturdy running to control the ball for 18:35 of 24 minutes and take a 3-0 lead into halftime. “We just put them on the spot. We didn’t make any adjustments. Usually, that’s a big part of our program. But we just said

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we’re beating ourselves,” DeWitt coach Rob Zimmerman said. “They moved the ball up and down the field on us (in the first half) because of mistakes. We had two opportunities on offense, and we beat ourselves on both those drives. “Give a ton of credit to Haslett’s kids; they played their hearts out. But I can’t begin to tell you how proud I am of our kids. That second half was one of the better ones we’ve played in a long time.” The Panthers scored twice during the first four minutes of the third quarter — helped in part by a Haslett fumble on a kickoff return. Haslett regained the lead on Varlesi’s fumble return, and had a chance to put the game away when DeWitt fumbled on its next possession. But the Panthers recovered that loose ball — and for a 16-yard gain — and Moore scored his second touchdown of the quarter three plays later to give DeWitt a 20-17 lead. Haslett then fumbled the kickoff again, DeWitt recovered DeWitt’s Colin Rennaker (right) attempts to tackle Haslett’s Joe Varlesi (22) during the and Moore scored once more with 4:02 to Sept. 16 contest between the two rivals. The Panthers rallied in the fourth quarter for a play. 27-17 win. AL GOLDIS/FOR LSJ MEDIA “For us to somehow handle that emotion that swung their way, that momentum, get it back and win that game is a great tribute to these kids,” Zimmerman said. “Now they have confidence. They played together in that second half and did what they needed to do. There’s no question that will pay dividends in future games.” The Vikings ran for 216 yards. Lots of from these local businesses in your email inbox: Haslett rushes meant lots of DeWitt tackles, and senior linebacker Alex Harless and lineman Nate Knauf topped that list Blondie’s Barn with 19 and 12, respectively. Moore finished with 109 yards rushing Coffee and Friends Café and senior quarterback Wieber was 9 of 11 passing for 113 yards and a 31-yard touchIron Quest Fitness down pass to senior Ryan Potrykus. Tony’s Restaurant DeWitt faced rival St. Johns on Friday, after press time. The Panthers will travel Wild Beaver Saloon to Owosso this Friday.

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different. Rademacher said the group has trained together year-round, including through the spring track season, and that’s paying off both with speed and a stronger “pack” mentality. DeWitt frequently has more depth than a lot of area teams, but even more so this fall. In five races running their top seven, three have taken turns leading the pack. Rademacher finished first among DeWitt runners in the first three Cherishing the Special Moments in Life!

events — including an overall first place at JCC — while Murdoch led with a 54th at MSU and D’Haene was the fastest in the jamboree. DeWitt placed four of the top seven at Laingsburg, the top four overall at JCC, and then placed sixth, eighth and 11-14 at Bath. “I think we want to run for each other as much as we want to run for ourselves. We weren’t really selfish about it before, but I think that now that we’re more of a pack, we do everything for each other,” Rademacher said. “If you’re doing something for someone else, it makes it easier to try your best.” The Panthers missed the state meet last year by fin-

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BATH — If solid starts are an indication, Bath football coach Chris Rypstra’s program appears on the verge of another step in his fifth season. The Bees’ 35-26 win over Carson City-Crystal on Sept. 9 made them 2-1 to start a season for the second straight — after last year’s 2-1 start was the team’s first since 2000. Bath did fall 34-13 to rival Laingsburg in the County Line Trophy game on Sept. 16, but was one of six teams tied for third in the Central Michigan Athletic Conference heading into the regular season’s midpoint. Senior running back Keenan Thomson scored the first points of the Laingsburg game after a Wolfpack fumble, and Bath led 7-0 after the first quarter before Laingsburg scored 27 straight. “With the young team that we have, we did the same thing as we did against Dansville,” Rypstra said. “We jumped out and had a chance to do some good things early. We moved the ball, did some good things, but never

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had anything to show for it. “It takes a couple of experiences to get it right. The schedule isn’t getting any easier, but we’ll hopefully learn. ... If we fix some things, we can play with any team in this league.” The Bees played Fowler on Friday, after press time, and take on Potterville this week before finishing against three teams that made the playoffs last season. Bath’s points total in the Carson City-Crystal win equaled its highest over the last two seasons. Another difference this fall is how the Bees are scoring, chewing up larger chunks of yardage than in years past. The Bees had 418 yards against the Eagles — including 322 running the ball — and averaged 379 yards per game over their first three before gaining just 259 yards against the Wolfpack. Still, of that total against Laingsburg, 235 came on the ground — all more impressive given Bath’s backfield was almost entirely new to start the fall. “They know (the offense), they get it. We don’t run a

whole heck of a lot of plays, but what we do run we rep all year around,” said Rypstra of the team’s veer option attack. “They have to have it down, and hopefully we have the players who can step in and have the right skill sets.” Junior running back Nick Preville broke the biggest play against Carson City-Crystal, a 69-yard touchdown run for Bath’s final points. He finished with 75 yards on four carries. Thomson scored his third rushing touchdown and fourth total of the season, and junior Mike Flegal pushed his season rushing total to 396 yards despite being slowed by a shoulder injury at the end of the first half. Senior Tyler Fitch also ran for a score in that game. Another of the new starters, sophomore quarterback Dylan Moffitt, turned in a second-straight strong performance against the Eagles. He ran for two touchdowns and was 4 of 5 passing for 96 yards. Flegal ran for 126 more yards against Laingsburg and the other touchdown that night. Thomson ran for 57 yards against the Wolfpack.

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GARAGE SALE at 508 S Oak, Maple Rapids, Wed. GOLDENDOODLE F1 PUPS Sept 28-Sat Oct 1, 9-6. TeaReady now for their forev pot collection, glassware, er homes! 517-420-0863 mens, womens, childrens goldendoodles4you.com clothing, golf balls, 18 HP Kohler twin magnum engine. Call w/? 989-682-4104 FAMILY ESTATE SALE 4220 GOLDEN DOODLES AND Labradoodles puppies. Darling Rd., Riv es Vet checked, shots and Junction- US 127, exit BarGRANDPA’S BARN SALE 1 0 wormed. 989 763-7202 ry Rd. & follow signs. a.m.-4 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Sept. Thurs.-Fri. Sept. 29-30, 9-4 24-25 & Oct. 1 & 2. 6370 W. & Sat. Oct. 1, 9-2. Sofa, Centerline Rd., St. Johns. GOLDEN/YELLOW LAB, Ethan Allen recliner, office Junk & Treasure. FULL blooded, shots & credenza, antique rocker, wormed. $150. 517 8982 rocking chairs, 6 pc deck 6972. HOLT: FRI. SEPT. 30,Sat. furniture, curio cabinet, 4’ Oct. 1, 9-4pm. Interior moveable wardrobe, 6’ doors, exterior doors, light Godiva candy cooler, 4’ flo HEDGEHOG CHOCOLATE fixtures, table & chairs, ral cooler, lamps, bridal CHIP, Female, friendly. household misc. 2415 set, anniversary ring, high Comes w/ lg cage, heat Aureliuls Rd. Unit 29. fashion jewelry, Fenten lamp, wheel. 6 mo, glassware & lamps, china, $195.00. (517)969-3250 crystal, english bone chi- LANSING- 1601 HYLAND ST. MULLIKEN: SEPT. 29, 30 BICHONFRISE 18 WEEKS, Fri.-Sat., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 9na, cups & saucers, stemand Oct. 1, 9am-6pm. 3421 Dew claws, Good with chil5 daily. Antique bed, waware, silver pcs., silver W. Saginaw. 4 family sale. dren, loveable, parents on HIMALAYAN RAGDOLL KITterbed frame & pedestal, ware & chest, floral supTENS $50 each. No shots, Lots of nice furniture, site, shots, e v t checked, dresser, Craftsman tools, plies, cake pans, brown worming or papers. Call clothes, picnic table, rugs, w o r m e d , table saw, power tools, bag cookie molds, candy 517-316-7429. power tools, knick knacks, NonShedding,Hy poAllerge misc electronic parts, i v n molds & packaging supdishes, baby crib, misc. nic $400. (517)712-6698 tage radios & cameras, replies, rubber stamp collecangie6964@sbcglobal.net JACK RUSSELL PUPS, shots, cords & VHS, kitchen, tion, party decorating supPORTLAND 10735 PETRIE wormed. 3 mo. Great trunk, dog figure collecplies, paintings, Phaff Rd. (3/4 mi S of Clarksville temperment, calm. Reation, & other old stuff. Vinserger, fabric, linens, powBLACK LAB MIX 1 ry old, LOST Small l b ack Shih Hwy) FRI 30th & SAT 1st, 9sonable price 269-998-0925 tage snowmob i le & trailer. er tools, Christmas, kitchmale, has all shots, Tzu. Turner/Sheridan area. 4pm. Large Sale! Toys, Numbers at 8 Fri., home enware & pans, microneutered, houseb r oken, $100 reward. Call Dennis tools, clothes, furniture, opens at 9. wave, lg size ladies must have lg fenced yard KITS/CATS, RESCUED, ALL 517-881-4010. small appliances, garden clothes, hats. preferably country living, ages; many declawed; tractor, knick-knacks, to loveable home. $100. www.trinity acresrescue. sporting equip & more 517-455-2179. petfinder.com; includes HUGE ESTATE SALE 1 622 PORTLAND: 250 Knox Ave. neuter/basic medical $45Sat. Oct. 1, 9-4pm. Very DeCamp Rd., Stockbridge, $135. (517)410-0074 ST. JOHNS clean small sale includes Fri. Sept. 30th- Sunday Oct. BLUE HEELER 10 wks, male, School desks, vintage furniture, dishes, silver 2nd from 9:00 a.m to 6:00 grey, shots & wormed, and lots more. plate, linens, vintage girls ADORABLE p.m. antiques, tools, china, BABY MINI $100. Pitbill 3 yr old male. KITTENS, CUTE & adorab le, 1554 S. DeWitt Rd. toys, dolls, costume jewelcollectibles, jewelry, furni DONKEYS. Spotted & solid. $100. 2 yr old cat, de7 wks., raised w/ kids, litSat., Oct. 1, 10-4. ry and more. Cash only ture, glassware, canning Great pets. clawed & fixed $10. 517ter trained, assorted colplease. jars and much more. Call 517-676-4702 708-7729. ors, $25/ea. 517-230-2956

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PORTLAND 721 Detroit St. Fri 9/30 8-4; NASCAR items, video games, household items, men’s & women’s clothing, lots of misc.

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BLOOMQUIST ESTATE SERVICES SALE. 1450 LAKESIDE, EAST LANSING. 3 DAY SALE. THURSDAY & FRI. 9 to 2 & SAT. 9 to 1. Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1. Off Coolidge Rd. between Saginaw & Lake Lansing Rd. Fine home w/ great furnish ings. Fine older china w/ RS Prussia, Nippon, Haviland, Wedgwood, Sevres, Warwick china set, Hull, Lenox, Belleek, Lladro, oriental & much more, glass w/ LeGras vase, paperwts., amythest, perfume bottles, cut glass plus, bronze items, ped. & jardinière, unusual carved clock, cuckoo clock, soapstone carvings, old mah jong set, oriental rugs, oils, watercolors, prints inc. woodblock, hand work & fashion prints. Pairpoint candle holder, snuff bot tles, gong, iron doorstops, antique cherry stand, 1870s cherry dresser, 30s vanity w/ chair, cedar chest, antique dbl. cherry four poster bed, sgl. bed, etegere, unusual handpainted oriental motif cab., cool deco era many drawer dental cab., oriental motif sofa, Lazboy sleeper sofa, fine uphol. armchairs, Victorian velvet & other uphol. pcs., modern chair w/ ottoman by Chair Works, (Finnish Ekornes style), oak bookshelf, slick blonde hi-lo table w/swivel chair set, dictionary stand, oak bookshelf, oriental marbletop black double cabinet & carved nesting table set, fine Drexel 7 pc. dining set, triple front china cab., server & side tables, desks, bench, many nice lamps inc. cloisonné, Stiffel, hanging, hookah bar brass & others, antique quilts, old & newer linens, llama blanket, mink coat, women’s clothing, a little jewelry, Christmas, lots of nice kitchen wares, sm. appl., Oneida Dover stainless set, triple malted shake machine, turbo oven, tv’s, cd, books, phones, wild r2d2 stainless gas grill, 4 wood storage cabs., shelving, household useful, food & lots of other great stuff. Numbers at 8 Thursday, garage 8:30, home opens at 9. FULL LONG DETAIL LIST & PICS at: www.estatesales.net Next week: Okemos.

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Dogs-Cats-Pets

PITBULL PUPPIES Unique SHIH TZU PUPPIES beauticolors, 9 wks old, 1st ful quality. Home raised, shots, wormed, parents on akc parents on site. Prices site, $200 males, $250 festart $250. 517-945-4279 males. 517-388-0874.

L A B R A D O O D L E MULTIGENERATIONAL B E A U T I F U L , N O N - POMERANIAN PUPPIES 12 SHEDDING Apricot, cream wks old, shots & Vet parti,brindle,black, Ready checked. $300. Call 517now! Experienced breeder, 930-3493. Good with children, 2 yr Health guarantee, shots, POM PUPPIES!! LAB PUPPIES HUNT TEST vet checked, $1200. Shots, wormed. TITLED PARENTS AKC/UKC www.labradoodlesmichiga $200-$500 CH lines n.com (231)938-9518 www.puppy-place.net Dews/shots/v et/deworme SHIH-TZU & YORKI-MIX 517-404-1028 or 404-6235 d gundog or family comPups Small Nonshed Shots panion, health guar. OFA $200/up 810-895-4450 MALE & FEMALE hips/elbows CERF Chihuahuas, toy size, $150 PUG PUPS AKC 7 & 9 wks. $950. (517)420-3597 each, ready to go. Health guarantee. Sweet, EmeraldGlenLabs@gmail.c Call 989-235-6566 social, $500. Adult Pug fe- TOY POODLES om male $100. 517-676-4091. CKC, all shots, Males $275 each. 517-589-0257 or 517DACHSHUND 256-0351. LAB PUPS AKC, 1 yellow MINIATURE RAT TERRIER PUPS PUPPIES 8 weeks, AKC male & litter of chocolate, $125 each. Registered, Beautiful coat M & F. Taking dep. now. 989-593-2117 and markings, shots, $350-450. 989-277-6494 YORKIE-DESIGNER BLACK, wormed, Males & Females, 8 weeks, Dew claws, shots, Smooth and Longhaired. wormed, tails done. 1 NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY $400.00. (269)763-9715 ROTTWEILER PUPS AKC male, 1 female. $400.00. BLACK, 7 Months, AKC (269)420-5428 Champion lines, OFA cert. (517)543-5140 Registered, Good with chilFamily raised. Vet dren, loveable, pure bred, checked. 517-663-6785 shots, vet checked, PAPILLON SABLE, 1 wormed, $600.00. (616)522Email the Lansing Community weeks, pure breed, 2-male 5404 (616)841-3097 SHIH TZU PUPPIES Newspapers 24/7 at: 1-female CKC $550. dmdanielmm346@gmail.co 9 weeks old. $300. lcnclassifieds@gannett.com (517)887-8682 m 517-575-2665.

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Appliances

Wanted to Buy

WANTED STANDING TIMGE UPRIGHT FREEZER BER Paying top prices. Good condition. $350 or With over 30 yrs exp. We best offer. 989-224-1406 are in great demand for walnut trees at this time. REFRIG, ELECTRIC RANGE, Now seal coating asphalt Microwave White Maytag driveways & parking lots. appliances, model year 269-377-3578. 2000. Range is ceramic cooktop, microwave is YORKIE PUPS, MALTESE & wall mount. You take Yorkie-Poos Toys Nonshed away. $350 for set, 100 Shots $300+ 989.225.1367 each (517)614-2007 jwallace@dillonllc.com ATTN Uof M FANS 2 tickets for Sept. 24 game vs SanDiego State. Must sell. Price neg. 517-962-9003. MINI HORSE MARES 1 Palomino paint, the other all black, super friendly, $600 ENTERTAINMENT/ TV CABINET med. oak, smoked for pair. 517-652-9634. glass w/drawers & lots of storage. 74"high x 60"wide x 21"deep. TV 26" high by 1968 V8 Chevy Motor w/ 33"wide Great Cond. $600. Powerglide trans, ran 517-323-0371 great when pulled, complete $200. 400 Chevy trans, $125. 323-9494. ETHAN ALLEN SECRETARY. Beautiful antique pine fin ish. $500.00 (989)584-6619 350 USED CRATE ENGINE 5.7 w/40,000 mi. $1100. HOLMES HUMIDIFIER, $55. $1300 with transmission. BRASS STAND coffee taCall 517-652-4668. FRESH TOMATOES, sweet ble w/glass top, $50. 50" corn, beans, squash, other wood TV cabinet veggies, peaches, apples, w/custom cut glass top, pears. Call 517-204-4827 $280. 517 676-3271.

Management EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR a Lansing based professional association. 20 hours per week with some flexibility, salary low to mid 20?s. Responsibilitiesinclude: management and administration of finances, member services, and Board and Committee work. Some statewide travel and attendance at two national conferences required. Deadline for applications is October 13, 2011. Send CV/Resume with letter of interest in one file to the Michigan Psychological Association at MPAsearch21@aol.com. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor?s degree with 3-5 years in management and administration at an organizational level, excellent written and oral communication skills, good computer skills, and demonstrated ability to grow and develop a professional association.

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Furniture

Auto Parts

Farm Produce

Medical Homes For Sale

TOMATOES, PEACHES SOLID OAK DINING table Raspberries, sweet corn, with 8 cushioned high squash, Fall Mums, pumpback chairs, expands to kins $1. Felzke Farms, 92", will sell for $1800. 5501 W. Herbison, DeWitt. Beautiful cond. 517 490517-669-9459. 8177 or 517 663-3378.

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Fencing FENCING

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BENJAMIN STUMP REMOVAL Prompt service Free estimates. Insured. 517 285-7831, 517 625-5652

Tree Service Tree Removal Services Total Tree Care Since 1980

Erickson Lawn & Landscape Pruning, trimming, lawn installation, seeding, sodding, landscaping, plants, mulching. Senior discount Free Estimate 517-974-3732 Licensed & Insured

Masonry MASONRY RESTORATION Res/comm., historic. Repair brick, block & stone. Fndn/chimney repair/new. Lic. & Ins. 517-647-5380

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PAINTING Interior/Exterior, Top Quality Work, Fair Rates, Free Estimates, References. Call Mike Warren at 627-7732 or 256-2600

NOW LEASING HUNTING property. Maple River Area. 517 582-5184.

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GunsAccessories PERENNIALS! All 4.95. Huge Fall Sale. Astors, mums, turtle head, columbine, hosta, coral bells, yellow cone flower, fall sunflower, crazy daisies, flowering crab apple trees, many many more. Butterfly Cafe, 660 Grovenburg, Mason, Sept 23-24-25, 9am-twilight.

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MUZZLELOADERS T/C Black Diamond w/scope $210; NEW Knight Shadow w/scope $240. 517 9937034.

Wanted to Buy A AARDVARK ANTIQUES paying cash for guns, jewlery, furniture, art & unusual & bizarre items. 517-819-8700

100% SEASONED HARDWOOD $65 face. Ash, Cher- ANTIQUES WANTED, CASH for clocks, paintings, potry & Oak - cut, split & detery, fine jewelry, silver, livered. 517-490-0955 musical instruments. Call John 517 202-2570. C H E R R Y , MAPLE & O A K Seasoned firewood. Split, CASH PAID FOR diabetic Delivered & S T A C K E D . strips Up to $20 per 100. 4’x8’x16" 517-651-5214. Call 517-292-0991 diabeticteststripswanted.com

AntiquesCollectibles

$$$ WANTED ATVS & golf carts, 3 & 4 wheelers, running, non running, any condition 517-857-2998 $$$

EDISON PHONOGRAPH UPRIGHT in oak. Includes Fletcher attachment for playing 78’s. Several Edi- WANTED BROKEN DOWN son DD records, books, litWATCHES, wrist, pocket, erature, photos and a 12" novelty watches. 231-276Nipper. 517 750 1449 eves. 6061 or 231-360-7931

3 Bedroom/2 Bath Over 1,300 Sq. Ft. Starting at just $24,900 All Credit Considered & fi nancing is available NO APPLICATION FEES! Site Rent Incentive! Call Sun Homes at Kensington Meadows TODAY! 1-888-262-1683 www.kensington meadows.com EHO Exp. 9-30-11

For job requirements and responsibilities, start date and work schedule, please refer to our web site at www.jobs.baker.edu

Lawn and Garden

Sporting Goods

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Baker College of Owosso is searching for a full-time Nursing Specialty Coordinator.

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COMPUTER REVIVER: Upgrades, internet repair, virus, spyware removal, data rec. 30 day wrnty. Erik 517-484-6364. Housecalls.

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FALL UPICK RASPBERRIES BACKYARD SHEDS & MORE Naturally raised, no ’cides 989-834-2028 sprayed. 8333 Mohrle Rd www.bcbarns.com Fowlerville MI 48836. Cash or check only. Picking is coffee table, good! Come to country RECLINER, bath chair, lamp, suitcase, and enjoy! $5/quart garment bag, cosmetic www.TheRainbowsEndFar DALTON ROOFING Serv ing case, ladies purses, 2 oscilm.com (517)223-1079 TRASH, BRUSH, APPL. haulthe community for over 75 lating fans, Tappan micro ed Yard & build. clean up, years. Locally owned & opoven & cart. Ph. 882-4036 trees & bushes trimmed. erated. Free estimates. Low Prices! Mike 393-4664 Call today 517-323-9160 WANTED: UNWANTED appliances, air conditioners, cars, trucks, vans, e RELIABLE Best Pric ALFALFA GRASS-EXCELLENT a f rm machinery, lawn Around Hay $3.50 & up. Can deliv mowers, campers, hot CONSTRUCTION er. 517-641-6034 water tanks, aluminum or Shingled Roof Special! steel boats, aluminum winNo down payment, dows or doors, aluminum no interest up to 60 mo. toppers, any types of aluFree Estimates minum or steel siding, Licensed & Insured 4 wheelers, go carts, trailAppliances Family owned 43 years ers, batteries. 517-646-9945 All picked up for Free. 4-5’ BLUE SPRUCE TREES Brush Call 517-628-2818 $40 each, delivered & 1-800-887-1795 Carpet planted. Call 231-753-9322.

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FIRST MONTH FREE! $0 App Fee! Brand New Homes! *3 Bed/2 Bath* 1100 Sq.ft. All appliances W/D, A/C Pool, playground, Basketball, clubhouse, RV storage. Pet friendly! Call Today! 888 278-3009 Perry, MI countrysidevillage.net Special expires 9/30/11 EHO

Full benefit package. Please send resume and cover letter by October 3, 2011 to:

DriversTransportation TRAINCO TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL Day-Evening Classes Immediate Job Placment Class B Training (1 day) (517) 887-1600 www.traincoinc.com

Human Resource Dept. Baker College of Owosso 1020 South Washington Owosso, MI 48867 Fax: (989) 729-3441 E-mail: hr-ow@baker.edu

East Lansing

AA/EOE

BAILEY - Charming updated cottage By owner - $156,800 4 br, 2 bath, many built in’s Studio behind garage w/wood stove Living room fire pl. insert Call Bob 517.927.1834 robertottob@gmail.com

General Help Wanted ATTENDANT Senior living community seeks an Attendant for some weekdays 5pm to midnight shift and some weekends 4pm to midnight shift. Apply in person at: Great Lakes Christian Homes, 2050 S. Washington Rd., Holt, MI.

When you need repairs around the home - and you need them fast- check the service directory in the Source

Holt-Dimondale 4465 Bowline, Lansing. 4 bdrm., 2.5 bath, 2050 sq. ft. $149,900 517-290-4829

LAND CONTRACT Holt Schools. 4465 Bowline. 2050 sq.ft. 4 bdrm., 2.5 bath, 2nd fl. laundry, 2 car garage, $154,900. $10,000 down. 2 yr balloon. 517-290-4829

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St. Johns 901

E. WIGHT ST. 3 bdrm., Newly remodeled, new roof, new flooring, new paint, cent. air, new dishwasher. 2 car garage, Nice deck, fenced yard, shed. Must see! $89,900. 517-2827791 or 989-224-2872.

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BRETTON 3 bdrm., 1.5 baths, new kitchen, bath, siding, also includes fire place, hardwood floors, large lot & garage. $85,000. Call 202-0391. RIVER RIDGE SUBD. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, attached garage, central air, partly fin. bsmt., 20x40 deck. Assume mortgage. Call 517321-8772 for appt.

Waterfront Homes

Apartments For Rent 615

N. PENNSYLVANIA Near Sparrow Hosp. Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm. Most utilities incl. $500 & $570 per mo +deposit. Ph. 517-204-6534.

CAPTIAL VIEW, 1 bd rm , clean, safe, large liv. rm. lots of closets, washer & dryer on premise, heat paid. W. 420 Ottawa. Bus stop out front. $545. 517 896-2455 or 517 322-2456

1019 KIMBERLY DR Near Frandor. Rent starts at $500 util & carport included. Beautiful, quiet, deluxe apt. Very best location 1 mi to university & 1 mi to LCC. Leave your car in the carport. & take the bus. 1 ½ blocks away. Save $700 for parking & gas. Price can’t be beat for quality you get. 517-4828196

Duplexes For Rent

Homes For Rent

13065 PRAIRIE VIEW Dewitt 4 plex, $625 plus dep, deck/patio,washer/dry er hookups, some pets ok,2 bedrooms, 1 BA, Yard, Dishwasher, Air Conditioning, (517) 420-2780 48820

AFFORDABLE HOMES 1-4 bdrms, Section 8 OK. Pets OK. Move in special! Flexible terms available. $395-$1095. 517-651-1374

Apartments Suburbs Old Orchard Apts.

Holts Best Value $100 moves you in!

501

"0" sec. deposit 1 or 2 bdrms Apts.

$99 DEPOSIT South Lansing. Very clean 2 bedrooms, new upgrades, $560/$600. 517-393-9307.

W BARNES, Lansing. 3 bdrm., full bsmt., 1.5 car garage, fenced yard, $775/mo. Call 517-749-3890.

5830 O R C H A R D CT. Completely remodeled, clean 3 bdrm, 1½ bath, full basement. New carpet, paint & appliances. Fenced backyard, private deck. WD hookup. Central air. $800 + util. 517-332-9255

EATON RAPIDS

1727 Bunker Hwy $650.00 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, parcel basement, 1408sqft, 2 story farm house, propane heat. 517-57-2668 517-622-6059 or www.sundancefamilyhomecenter. com

Homes For Rent

Homes For Rent GRAND LEDGE

6332 E. Saginaw - $650.00 - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, full basement, 2000sqft, no garage, main house / apartment upstairs rented out 517-57-2668 517-622-6059 or www.sundancefamilyhomecenter. com

LANSING - 2-3 bdrm houses, 2 bdrm apts., 1-2 bdrm

Homes For Rent SPRINGPORT For rent with option to buy. 3 bdrm. ranch, country living. kitchen appliances included. Most utilities furnish ed. $750 mo., deposit required. Ph. 517-719-4028.

MLK, S. 2605 2 bdrm., 1 bath, large yard, 1 car garage. $550+ util. Pets OK. 517-719-5600 or 517-482-8771

POTTERVILLE 5586 Nixon, $600.00 - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, full basement, 830sqft, ranch style home 517-57-2668 517-622-6059 or www.sundancefamilyhomecenter. com

ST. JOHNS: 2 B R , 1 1/2 baths, full bsmt., detached 2 car garage, quiet residential area, outdoor property maintenance included & trash removal. Washer & electric dryer hookups. No pets. Employment verifica tion & references required. $850.00. (989)640-1412

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Apartments Lansing

Waverly

duplexes. $500-$800. Local ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz~!@#$%^&*()_+`1234567890-=,./?;’:”[]\{}| owner cell 517-204-7420. Call us today!

LAKEFRONT 1994 HOME, 7 mi. n. of Perry on private all-sports lake. 2900 sq. ft., 4 b.r., 2.5 ba, vaulted ceiling, fireplace, 2 level walkout. Priced @ 2003 appraisal, VERY creative fi nancing, buyer must have excellent credit/net worth. 989 277 3793 MORRISON LAKE 65 58 Dausman Park, Clarksville. $419,000. Lake front home. Lot size 65x140, 4 bdrm., 3 full baths, 3 stall attached garage, 3 stall pole barn on separate 100x100 lot. Call 248-212-7955.

Florida Property For Sale

Manufactured Homes ACT NOW & SAVE MONEY!!! We will pay to relocate your home to our community! *$8,500 for Doublewide *$5,500 for Singlewide *$199 Starting Site Rent! *Holt School District! *Pet Friendly NO APPLICATION FEES! Contact us! Sites are Limited Kensington Meadows 1-888-605-2237 www.relocatemyhouse.com Expires 9/30/2011 EHO CAN’T GET FINANCED? Been turned down? Bankruptcy? Foreclosure? NO PROBLEM! Call Landstar Homes 517 645-4444 Restrictions apply!

Lake Waterfront For Rent

Condominiums For Rent

Duplexes Townhomes

Apartments Suburbs

Homes For Rent

HOLT: 1 BDRM., 2nd floor $470 + deposit. Air. Free heat, water, trash pickup. Coin laundry. 1970 Aurelius Road. Applications, up front. ** 586-292-3681 **

Pet friendly. For more information call: 517-2721000 or visit: vandaproperties.com

Mobile Homes For Sale

Apartments MSU-LCC-Cooley

HOUSING DISCRIMINATION? Call The Fair Housing Center at: 1-877-979-FAIR.

CEMETERY LOTS (4), LCC/COOLEY LAW NEARDeepdale Cemetery, sec. 2 bdrm apt. All util. incl. 12, on the road. $7000/all W/D Incl. Sec. 8 ok. or best offer. 517-285-2674 $550/mo. Jim 517-719-8163 LOT#11-B 1-4 spaces, Garden of Miracles in E lawn Memory Gardens, Okemos. $3000. 231-889-7979

Apartments East Lansing

Planning an Auction?

LARGE 1-2 BDRM., Apt. Private entrance quiet area near MSU, attached to beautiful executive home. $650 incl. util. 517-410-3666

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HOLT: SPACIOUS 2 bdrm., apt. located on quiet street along CATA bus route, free heat, free water. Will consider some pets. Stay rest of month for free. Immediate availibility. $610/mo, $390 security. 517 9275776.

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WATERTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR A VARIANCE REQUEST WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 12, 2011; 7:00 P.M. WATERTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP HALL 12803 S. Wacousta Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 (517) 626-6593 FAX: (517) 626-6405 This notice is to inform you that an appeal, issued Case #11-02 ZBA, has been filed with the Watertown Charter Township Zoning Board of Appeals by Eckhart & Associates, Inc. The appeal, if granted, would allow a variance from the strict application of the Watertown Charter Township Zoning Ordinance requirements. Specifically, it would allow a variance from Section 28-439(a)(1), District Regulations, Division 12, Light Industrial District, of Chapter 28 - Zoning, of the Watertown Charter Township Code of Ordinances. The applicant is requesting a 15-foot variance from the rear yard setback to construct an additional industrial building. The appeal involves Parcel No. 19-150-185-000-008-00, Section 35, T5N, R3W; the property address being 16185 National Parkway, Lansing, MI 48906. Written comments, which may be sent to the address or fax above, will be received until the time of the Public Hearing and will become a part of the official public hearing record. Ronald Overton, Zoning Board of Appeals Chairperson Individuals with disabilities needing special accommodations to f lly participate in the meeting may contact the Clerk to request the u necessary assistance. This request must be made at least two days prior to the public hearing. DBR/GLI-955482 9/25/2011

The DEQ invites public comment on the draft License renewal. The public comment period begins September 25, 2011 and ends Novem ber 9, 2011. The draft License, Fact Sheet, and renewal application may be reviewed at the Watertown Charter Township Clerk Office located at 12803 South Wacousta Road, Grand Ledge 48837 (contact Ms. Melissa Freeman at 517-626-6593) and the DEQ, RMD, Constitution Hall, Atrium North, 525 West Allegan Street, Lansing, Michigan 48933 (contact Mr. Peter Quackenbush at 517-373-7397 or quackenbushp@michigan.gov). Copies of the documents may be obtained for the cost of reproduction by sending your request to Mr. Quackenbush. Written comments concerning the License should include the name and address of the writer, a concise statement of the basis for the comments, and the supporting relevant facts upon which the comments are based. Written comments must be postmarked no later than November 9, 2011. To receive future DEQ notification concerning this facility, please submit a written request for placement on the WDC (Granger) facili ty mailing list. Requests, comments, or questions regarding WDC should be addressed to: Mr. Peter Quackenbush Resource Management Division DEQ P.O. Box 30241 Lansing, Michigan 48909-7741 GLI/DBR-955537

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CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING of August 9, 2011

BATH CHARTER TOWNSHIP SYNOPSIS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 2011 Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Supervisor Schneider. Members present were Supervisor Schneider, Clerk McQueen, Treasurer Garrity, Trustees Clark, Curtis, Pett and Puttler. Also present were Superintendent Feltman, County Commissioner Stacey, Police Chief Rose, Engineer West from C2AE, Mr. Palmer from the DeWitt/Bath Review and three township residents.

Called to Order at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Erickson, Hunsaker, Kangas, Lancaster, Stoker, and Strouse Members Excused: Mayor Rundborg ACTION: 1. Approved agenda as presented. ACTION: 2. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to approve the First Reading of an ordi- 1. Approved the agenda with the removal of the First Reading of the nance to extend the Medical Marihuana Ordinance for 180 days from the effective date of the International Property Maintenance Code Ordinance to be acted on ordinance. at the October 3rd meeting. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz~!@#$%^&*()_+`1234567890-=,./?;’:”[]\{}| Roommates 2.Approved the consent agenda to receive and file the Police & Fire Wanted HI LO 1989 25 ft., self con- 3. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to approve Supplement No. 9 to the Watained, sleeps 4. sway bar, ter Service Agreement between the City of DeWitt and the Lansing Board of Water and Light Board minutes of August 10, 2011, Elections Commission minutes of hitch incl. Always garaged. September 6, 2011, Clinton County Drain Commissioner Letter refer recond. refrig. very good for the DeWitt Public Schools Athletic Complex project. cond. $6000. 517-589-0257. ence #410 Hall Branch of Clise Drain and the Jonas Wilharm letter of 4. Motion carried by unanimous vote that this meeting be adjourned at 8:10pm.

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Deluxe office space for rent in Delta Township. Close to I-496 and I-96 with a beautiful tile entry to reception area. Includes, 3 offices, conference room, break room, and 2 baths. 1420 sq.ft. of office with attached 1090 sq. ft. of heated warehouse/garage with 2 overhead doors & private bath. Only $9.50/sq.ft. "NOT TRIPLE NET" YOU PAY ONLY: Gas, Electric, Water, Sewer, and Refuse. *3 FREE MONTHS WITH QUALIFIED LEASEE! Contact: Ted VanDeventer @ 517202-3135

NOTICE TO CREDITORS re death of Evelyn E. Anderson. Last known address: 5968 Park Lake Road, #107, Bath, MI 48823. DOB-DOD: November 21, 1923 - August 15, 2011. Personal Representative: James P. Hallan, 603 S. Washington Avenue, Lansing, MI 48933. Informal probate proceedings commenced at Clinton County Probate Court, 100 E. State St., Suite 4300, St. Johns, MI 48879. Creditors to the estate must present their claims within four (4) months after the publication of this notice or such claims are forever barred. DBR-955434 9/25/2011

STATE OF MICHIGAN PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF CLINTON. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Decedent’s Estate. File No. 1-27714-DE. Estate of Robert a. Cleaver. Date of birth: 1/04/1941. TO ALL CREDITORS: NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The decedent, Robert A. Cleaver, who lived at 3940 Blue Spruce Drive, Dewitt, MI died 05/16/2011. Creditors of the decedent are notified that all claims against the estate will be GRAND LEDGE forever barred unless preDOWNTOWN sented to Carol A. Cleaver, 1500 sq.ft. perfect for of - named personal representafice, store or studio. $495 tive or proposed personal + util. Call 517-886-5579. representative, or to both the probate court at 100 East State Street, Ste 4300, St Johns, and the named/proposed personal representative within 4 months after the date of publication of this notice. Dated: 9/15/2011 Kimberly A. Kardasz P57694 5626 Glasgow Dr. Troy, MI 48085 248-931-2238

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Revised City of DeWitt Council Meeting Schedule for the remainder of 2011 September 27 October 11 October 25 November 9 November 22 December 13 December 27 DBR-955577

Official minutes of the Council Meetings are available for public inspection at City Hall (414 East Main Street, DeWitt, MI) during regular business hours. DBR-955591

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County Commissioner Report given. Superintendent’s Report - Verbal report given. Meeting adjourned at 7:53 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Kathleen B. McQueen, Clerk DBR/TC-955491

9/25/2011

The Township Board of DeWitt Charter Township is Seeking Public Input On a Proposed BMX/Mountain Bike Course The Township Board is seeking public input on a proposed hy brid BMX/Mountain Bike course on land within Padgett Park, a park located on the south side of Herbison Road west of Schavey Road. . A public/private partnership is proposed, between DeWitt Township and Bikeworks, non-exclusive, located in the Schavey Road Plaza. Volunteers would build a combination track and trail system on a few acres of overgrown land in the front section of Padgett Park. This land was an old grav el pit and has elevation changes suitable for a hybrid bike track and trail system. Ninety percent of the growth in the area would remain in place. Donations would have to cover construction costs and maintenance would also involve a public/private partnership utilizing volunteers. The proposed "adventure sport" track would be available for public use by both youth and adults, free of charge. Only non-motorized bikes would be authorized to utilize the track. The Township Board is soliciting public input at 7:00 p.m. at their September 26th Board meeting to be held at the Township Hall at 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, Michigan 48820. A sketch of the proposed track is available for viewing at the Clerk’s Office within the Township Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Written comments are welcomed at the above address. Questions can be directed to the Township Manager, Rodney Taylor, at 668-0270 during the same business hours. Diane K. Mosier, Clerk DeWitt Charter Township DBR/LCCN-953754

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CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING of August 29, 2011 Called to Order at 6:30 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 roll call vote of the Council to enter into closed session per Open Meetings Act Section 8 (c) for negotiations connected with the negotiations of a collective bargaining agreement at 6:31 p.m. 3. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to return to the Special City Council Meeting at 6:53 p.m. 4. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to direct Larry Salstrom (labor attorney) and the negotiating team to continue the negotiations as discussed in closed session. 5. Motion carried by unanimous vote that this meeting be adjourned at 7:01p.m.

thanks. Approved the payment of the General Fund vouchers #39620-#39674 in the amount of $57,046.83, Sewer Fund vouchers #2839#2841 in the amount of $83,611.81, Payroll vouchers #20854#20874, Direct Deposits #1094-#1106 in the amount of $64,574.82. 3.Approved the regular meeting minutes of September 6, 2011 as printed. 4.Authorized asking the Health Department for signs to place at the parks encouraging people not to smoke while at the parks. 5.Approved awarding the Lift Station 202 Improvement Plan to T.H. Eifert in the amount of $175,848.35 with the addition of Alternate #2 in the amount of $31,000.00 for coating of the interior of the wet well at the lift station.

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CITY OF DEWITT SYNOPSIS OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING of August 16, 2011 Called to Order at 7:00 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 vote of the Council to recess the regular meeting and go into public hearing on the Downtown Development Authority Boundary and Development Plan Amendment at 7:12 p.m. 3. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to close the public hearing at 7:18 p.m. 4. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to reconvene to the regular City Council Meeting at 7:18 p.m. 5. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council approve the Second Reading of an ordinance to extend the Medical Marihuana Ordinance for 180 days effective upon publication of August 28, 2011 6. Motion carried by unanimous vote to award the purchase of a new copy machine to Canon Business Solutions for an imageRunner 6065 in an amount not to exceed $8,463.72. 7. Motion carried by roll call vote of the Council to approve amending the boundaries to the City of DeWitt Downtown Development Authority District to include 124 East Jefferson Street, (Parcel ID#200-100-000-208-00). 8. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to approve amendments to the City of DeWitt Downtown Development Plan and Tax Increment Financing Plan. 9. Motion carried by unanimous vote of the Council to cancel the September 6, 2011 City Council meeting and reschedule it to September 13, 2011. 10. Motion carried by unanimous vote to adjourn this meeting at 8:10p.m.

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Alternatives for Joint Replacement for Hip, Knee, and Shoulder Steven Drayer, MD

Shoulder Injuries Andrew Schorfhaar, DO

Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m. October 12 Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m. November 10 Location: Sparrow Michigan Athletic Club Wimbledon Room 2900 Hannah Boulevard, East Lansing LJ-0100119549

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