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Bruce Sweet of the Eaton Rapids Conservation Clubs helps Darien Vissers, 9, of Haslett with his shooting technique at the June 11 Mason Optimist Club Youth Day. CHRISTIE BLECK/FOR LCN However, May pointed most kids had never been exposed to this type of activity. “The adults love it too,” he said. The Eaton Rapids Conservation Club was on hand to teach kids BB and pellet gun shooting. Darien Vissers, 9, of Haslett took to that activity quite well. “It’s fun, and I hit it right in the middle,” Darien said, holding up his sheet with the bull’s-eye. Michael Glowacki-Andrews, 6, of Holt tries a turkey call during the Mason Optimist Club Youth Day on June 11 at Burchﬁeld Park in Holt. For more Youth Day photographs, visit www.Ingham CountyCommunityNews.com. CHRISTIE BLECK/FOR LCN

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Christie Bleck he line to try BB and pellet guns at the Eaton Rapids Conservation Club’s booth at the June 11 Mason Optimist Club Youth Day was testament to how popular outdoor activities are with kids. “They’re having a great time,” said Gary Barker, the Optimist Club member who spearheaded the fourth annual event. Mammal pelts, a huge muskellunge decoy, trapping activities, kayaking, fishing and other activities were presented to kids in various stations set up at Burchfield Park. “And they’re really getting more involved in sports events this year,” Barker said. For example, kids were interested in watching a dog retrieve a decoy during special demonstrations. “The archery and air rifle — they can’t get stopped,” Barker said. Dan May, who manned the National Wildlife Turkey Federation booth, explained turkey calls and the stealth involved in turkey hunting to passersby. “When they start coming in, you can’t move a muscle,” May said. Youngsters, May said, enjoyed trying the various turkey calls — “anything they can make noise with.” Some had an easier time than others. “We see a lot of different skill levels go through here,” he said.

MASON — The Mason Library continues to go digital. The library was big into this cyber realm and “decluttering” in 2010, said its head librarian, Sheryl Bass. Bass presented library’s annual report to the City Council on June 6. That decluttering, she said, opened space for newer, more relevant titles. “As a result, the library is cleaner, more spacious and feels a little lighter,” Bass said. As with many other segments of society, the library is going more and more digital, with 86 percent more digital downloads last year over 2009, according to Bass. She said 2,000 new library cards were issued in 2010, and the number of logged-on hours numbered 12,896. Wi-Fi usage also was up a whopping 44 percent. Michelle Simmons of Mason is a mother of four who said she comes to the Mason Library almost

every day as she doesn’t have Internet access at home. Her kids mostly play games at the library, although her oldest, Breeanna, took online college courses there, Simmons said. “They do a lot of reading too,” she said. As with other Capital Area District Library branches, the Mason Library goes beyond books and computers. Bass said 4,406 patrons went to library programs last year, and increase of 13.7 percent. The programs, she noted, ranged from a teddy bear party to the popular gingerbread house-making party. Summer Reading also saw an increase of 10 percent over 2009. Bass called the “tween” set, youngsters in fourth through sixth grades, have been underserved, so programs such as the makeyour-own-sundae party and a “gross-out” event were held for that age group. “As you can imagine, the tweens all loved both of those programs,” Bass said. Adults had the opportunity to attend programs dealing with genealogy and planning for a child’s open house, Bass said. See DIGITAL, Page 4

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MASON POLICE Between June 7-13, Mason police investi- property, and an agreement was made to have remains open. gated 74 reported incidents involving a variety the grass cut as soon as possible. The matter Complaint yields study of activities. These are some of those incidents remains open until the nuisance is abated. June 10: The department has received a worth noting. Heat of the moment complaint of speeding automobile traffic in ID card unacceptable June 9: An officer was dispatched to a harass- the Rayner Ponds subdivision. The complainJune 7: An officer stopped a motorist on ing telephone complaint at a Mason residence. ant reported an increase in traffic volume and N. Cedar St. for a defective brake light. The The complainant reported she had moved out speeds up to 50 mph. A traffic study will be driver produced a state identification card of her mother’s home a short while before and initiated, and a special attention for increased rather than a driver’s license, and when asked things had been very tense between the two traffic enforcement will be noticed to officers. why, explained he did not possess an operator’s of them since. She stated that on this date her permit. Investigation found his driving privi- mother had called her, they had a heated argu- Welfare check made June 10: Officers were requested by Child leges were indeed suspended. The driver was ment and her mom had made serious threats released with citations for driving while sus- against the daughter’s boyfriend, whom her Protective Services (CPS) to assist its investigator in checking the welfare of the children at pended and defective equipment. The car was mom doesn’t like. left legally parked. The officer advised the complainant and her a Mason residence. The investigator had a comboyfriend on how to handle these types of con- plaint from an anonymous source that an arguRunaway drama versations and contacts and gave them informa- ment between a male and a female adult had June 7: An officer was dispatched to a Mason tion about obtaining personal protection orders. occurred in the driveway, and the male almost home to locate a runaway teenager from Lan- When the officer was able to speak with the sus- ran over one of the children as he was backing sing. The original address given was incorrect, pect, she stated that things had since improved his car out to leave. but the officer located the missing youth next with her and her daughter. She admitted to Both adults denied the accusation, saying door. The teenager reported that her father had having been upset and making the threats the male ran over a ball as he was leaving, and told her to leave home the night before after against the boyfriend during the heat of the the female yelled after him, “It could have been the Lansing Police were called to their resi- moment, but stated she had no intentions of car- one of the children!” The children were found dence for a dispute between the two, and that a rying them out, but had allowed her emotions safe and well, but CPS maintains an open case family member provided transportation to her to get the best of her. The officer also advised as of now. mother’s house in Mason. her on how to handle future contacts with her Situation unmasked The officer contacted the father of the juve- daughter. The case is closed. June 10: An officer was dispatched to a suspinile, who asked the officer to return the child cious situation complaint: four juveniles walkhome to Lansing. The officer advised him he Driver tested June 9: An officer responded to a private- ing in the street, wearing Halloween masks. could not do so and told the father to pick the child up at the Mason Police Department (state property accident in a convenience store park- Michigan Statute outlaws the wearing of masks and federal rules require the person reporting ing lot. Investigation determined one driver in public, unless for explicit purpose, such as a missing person to sign an agreement to pro- might have been under the influence of a pre- Halloween or parades. Given the situation, the vide return transportation, or state they will scription painkiller. A blood draw was con- officer counseled the group and sent them away not, before the missing person can be reported ducted at an area medical facility, and the with a better understanding of the law. sample will be submitted for testing. No citainto the data base). The father refused because he had to go to tions or arrests were made, and the matter will Parking halted June 10: While securing Rayner Park at closwork. The father was told he would have to be reviewed for possible submission for prosing, an officer came across a parked car with take care of transportation later, and the youth ecution when the blood results are returned. a bottle on the roof and the windows steamed was left in mom’s custody. Lansing Police were over. Investigation discovered a couple inside apprised of the findings so that the runaway Suspicion justified June 10: During the late evening hours, offi- the car, both naked from the waist down, in status could be removed from the state data cers were dispatched to the back of a Cedar an intimate embrace. Upon detecting the offibase. Street business for two suspicious males in a cer’s announced presence, the pair responded Outbuilding needs work pickup. The vehicle was not running and the by staring into the flashlight beam. The officer June 8: The code enforcement officer initi- lights were off. The caller was concerned the ordered them to clothe themselves and exit ated a nuisance complaint for a deteriorated occupants might be “casing” the business. Offi- the car. Another officer arrived to assist, and outbuilding on S. Lansing St. The property cers located the pair as described and investi- investigation revealed both subjects were teenowner has been contacted and an agreement gated. agers and a bottle of vodka, marijuana, a pipe reached to remove the blighted structure and The driver first reported stopping to text, and multiple bags of LOL (synthetic marijuana) abate the nuisance. The matter remains open but the officer challenged the extreme mea- were found in the vehicle. until the nuisance is abated. sures used to conceal themselves as a basis to Once officers were convinced the female, doubt the veracity of the story. More investiga- who had a breath-alcohol level of .11 percent, Doesn’t add up tion found marijuana, a grinder and two pipes. was not in the vehicle against her will, she was June 9: An embezzlement report was taken Neither occupant of the vehicle was a medical released to a parent. The male, who is on probaat a Mason business after a prior evening’s marijuana card holder. Both were cited for pos- tion out of the 55th District Court, was arrested cashier’s deposit was discovered missing by a session of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and lodged in the Ingham County Jail. Both manager tabulating the morning deposits and and then released after officers were convinced were cited by officers for minor in possession receipts. A suspect has been identified, and the the driver was not impaired. of alcohol, obscene conduct and marijuana use, case is currently being investigated. all city ordinance violations.

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June 9: The code enforcement ofﬁcer opened a tall grass complaint for a vacant residence in the 700 block of E. Columbia St. Although the homeowners are known, the code enforcement ofﬁcer contacted the company selling the

Dog receives injury

June 10: An ofﬁcer took a report from a Securing the situation June 11: An ofﬁcer responded to a Cedar Mason resident who reported her cocker spaniel had been injured and her veterinarian believed Street business where a customer had stopped the dog had been shot with a BB gun. The com- in, soon discovered the business was closed for plainant stated her dog was inside a fenced Continued on page 4 yard when she wasn’t in the house. The case

MASON — Do you remember the ﬁrst time you learned about Disney World? For 12 local girls and families, that experience is coming up. They qualiﬁed to represent Michigan in the 2011 AAU fourth-grade girls basketball national championships on Aug. 1-6 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex located at Disney World in Orlando, Fla. In January, a group of fourth-grade girls, ages 9-10, tried out for the Capitol City Express (CCE) girls basketball team. The team is composed of players from Mason, Holt, DeWitt and St. Johns. Representing Mason are Alaiedon Elementary students Bailee Crandall, daughter of Carrie and Steve Crandall, and Hailee Ginter, daughter of Shawnn and John Ginter. The coaches, Mary and Paul Mills of DeWitt,

assisted by Mark Lasceski, come with a wealth of basketball experience. According to Mary Mills, “Our first season consisted of many tournaments throughout the state of Michigan in which the team finished first or second during the regular season against fourth-grade, and in some cases, fifth-grade teams.” The group secured second place in the Spartan Classic held in East Lansing in March, missing out on the first-place finish by only one point. The team took its first championship win in the AAU Friendship States tournament held in Hartland in March. The team qualified for AAU regionals and secured a bid in the state tournament in Brooklyn. The team ended the season with a 20-8 record. According to Carrie Crandell, “This experience

has exceeded our expectations. These girls have grown so much due to the phenomenal coaches they have.” Coaches, players and parents are organizing various fundraising projects including, a casino bus trip, proceed collaborations with local restaurants, can drives and participating with Michigan International Speedway to earn money preparing giveaways for the upcoming race season. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Michelle Robbins at (989) 620-0020. The group is seeking individual and business sponsors to help support their mission. To make a tax-deductible contribution, make checks payable to: Capitol City 9 U Fundraiser c/o Pam McIntosh, 11902 Sara Ann Drive, DeWitt, MI Mason youth Bailee Crandall (top) and Hailee Ginter (second from right) are members of the Capitol City Express Team working toward attending a national championship in girls 48820. — From Michelle Robbins basketball. COURTESY PHOTO

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the day, but the door had been left unlocked. The complainant then called police to report the suspicious situation. Once it was found no one else was inside the premises, a key holder was contacted and the building secured.

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ing could be heard in the background, causing belief an assault was in progress. The address was plotted to the location dispatched, and the officer and deputy arrived and made contact with the residents. The officer noted overturned furniture and observed the victim trying to clean up whatever had been thrown and broken on the floor. Investigation uncovered ample probable cause to determine the suspect had assaulted the victim and that there was enough evidence to support the belief that assaults might continue. The suspect was arrested and lodged in the Ingham County Jail.

June 12: The burglary of a N. Cedar St. business was reported after the complainant discovered it shortly before noon. The officer found the front door had been forced open and entry gained, after which a search of the interior had been performed by the burglar(s), possibly Graduation glitch June 13: An officer received a late report of a breaklooking for concealed cash, which there was none. The ing an entering that had occurred sometime over the matter remains open. past weekend. The complainant reported several suspects Movies missing gained entry into the Mason High School Field House, June 12: A report was made of either a larceny from an covered the security camera lenses with tape to conceal automobile, or lost property from a Mason resident who their activities and then went about rearranging the furcouldn’t locate two movies rented earlier in the day. The niture and band equipment set up for the graduation cercomplainant reported stopping to shop after leaving the emony the next day. video rental store but not realizing the videos were missThere was no damage, but it took building staff approxing until she got home. imately five hours to re-set up the room for the cereThe complainant stated to the store she rented the mony. movies but wanted a police report to document the loss Parolee problems and to provide her with replacements. June 13: An officer was dispatched to a residential

facility on Curtis Street where the lone employee working wanted an officer to take a parolee into custody and to the Ingham County Jail, where he could be held for his parole officer (this is not something done without the parole officer authorizing a detainer). The complainant alleged the parolee threatened three other residents. The parolee claimed the accusations were false and that he was only suffering retaliation because he was new and had been given good work assignments. When the officer requested access to the alleged victims, the complainant refused. Based on the totality of the situation, the officer took no action.

Trash talk

June 13: An officer responded to a complaint of loud juveniles swearing in the skate park. After he arrived, he was told by those present that the loud and profane group had just left. The officer then brought to the group’s attention a large amount of trash lying about the park, which it volunteered to clean up. The matter is closed. Crash reports: Officers investigated two on-street accidents and one private property crash. Alarms: Officers responded to one alarm. To comment on a police matter, contact the Mason Police Department at (517) 676-2458 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or email the department at MASON_PD@Ingham.org. — From Chief John Stressman

Facebook threat

June 12: An ofﬁcer received a threats complaint from a resident who read the following posting on her estranged husband’s girlfriend’s Facebook page: Dear (deleted), if I ever hear you yelling at my precious pride and joy…I’ll break your (deleted) jaw!!!” The complainant alleged the threat manifested after an incident earlier in the day between the suspect and the complainant’s daughter. The complainant did not want any follow-up, just the report made to help justify obtaining a personal protection order.

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Rayner needs help

Recently another very large group of school children were enjoying Rayner Park. This year to date, thousands of people have spent many hours enjoying this wonderful park. This has been made possible through the efforts of Mason city ofﬁcials and literally hundreds of volunteers. That is the good news. The rest of the story is yet to be told. Ingham County closed the park prior to Mason leasing it. There were volunteers helping the county keep the

park going and the county was spending over $40,000 per year for maintenance. It was not working. Thus far for the ﬁscal year, Mason is out somewhere below $10,000. The work of volunteers has made the park usable as evidenced by the numbers. However, this situation cannot last without help. On April 2, people gave more than 300 personhours of labor to open the park. Since then several people have spent time working there, but a quick look shows that more is needed. Can you give 10 percent of the time you spend in the park to help? When I was a Boy Scout, my leader told me always leave a place better than you found it. You can do this by spending six minutes of every hour picking up trash, moving sticks to the road or even cleaning out the grill you used. If you like the park you use and want to do more, we certainly have something for you to do. Without help, the park just might go away again. Jim Maddix Mason

Rayner gets help

A great big thank you goes to the community support that made our Rayner Park fundraiser held on May 22 a great success. Thanks to: Mason VFW Post 7309, 80 Tons of Mercury, Spindrifter, Episode, Kay Rinker O’Neil, Phil Stefanelli, Mason Bowling Center, Meijer, CP Federal Credit Union, Baja Grill, Snap Fitness, Keans, Margaret Ross Jewelry, Vault Deli & Bestsellers, Los Tres Amigos, Mason Barber Shop, Yards of Fabric, Daily Scoop, Mason State Bank, Wares Pharmacy, Town Square Photography, Court House Pub, Mason Floral, Rick O’Berry, Bull Whip, Rock Canyon, Moss Agate, Mark Minshall, Sport Stop, Fink Jewelry, Imperial Garden, Dart Bank, Salon 130, Ara Bella Salon, Dairy Hill, Besco, Sam’s Club, Parsons Ser-

vice, Mason Elevator, Discount Trees, Darbs and Ruff Cuts. Also, Paradise Tanning, Razors Edge, Biggby Coffee of Mason, Arby’s, Spartan Speedway, Blue Grass Landscape, Showtime Rental, D&G Equipment, A&W Restaurant, Andrews Automative, NAPA Parts, Dart Container, Family Quick Lube, El Dorado Golf, Vision Realty, C&C Collision, Steven L. Marvin Salon, Edru Rollerama, Sammy’s Restaurant, The Leslie Depot, Sunshine Landscape, Swan Fuel, Chris Jordan-Foreman, Cortney Tostevin Photography, Gordon Food Service, Okemos Chiropractic, HDD Design, Tim Zielinski, DDS; Red Horse Creative Photography and City Girl Treats. Also, Celebrations Cinema, Lindsay Bowen, Leroy and Helen Townsend, Mary Zalewski, Teezer The Clown, Wendy’s of Mason, Craig and Robbyn Coulon, Colt & Fillys Child Care, David Golder, DDS; Mason Pediatrics, Sign Smith, Woolston Chiropractic, Larry and Kathy Nofzinger and Ginette and Lance Anderson. Also, Cline Tire, Jeremy Baker Photography, Dansville Ladybugs, Phil Baker, Leon Clark, Tiffany Tax Service, Bill Borton Photography, Body Reﬂections Salon, Ron and Diann Jackman, Steven Anderson of CLU, Michigan Steam Engine & Threshers Club, Fairview Corners, Gene Battin, Electric Appliance Parts, John Barber of Allstate; Luanne Dancer of Ace Hardware, Val Howell, Danielle Sommerville, Mark and Linda Baker, members of the Fringe Wesleyan Church, Mary Jo Perkins, Janet Briggs, Bob Lyon, John Baker, Casey Baker, Nicole Kill, Mary Fran and Amy Reed, Joann Conley, Greg Shaw, Sara Jackman, Pete Eberhardt, Emma Jackman, Becky House, Toby Ganaway, Pete Curtis, Les Johnson, Tim Moore and Dee, Lorraine, Joe and Sam Benson.

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Today, when many do not put others ahead of themselves, occasionally we experience a glimmer of hope. Such was the case right after the big storm in Mason on May 29. The day before Memorial Day, that evening and overnight, two young men in our community showed me more than I have seen of someone giving of themselves since Vietnam 43 years ago. The two young men, Michael Beard and Rodney Jewett, spent 12 hours plus, right after the storm, picking up limbs, sticks and other debris in Maple Grove Cemetery so that people coming to the cemetery would not see their loved ones grave trashed. They also saw the cemetery was as picked up as possible for Memorial Day services. These two guys didn’t do it for fame and glory. They did it because it needed doing, given the circumstances. No one would have ever known if my wife hadn’t spotted Mike and told him he looked tired. He then told my wife the story of Rodney and him cleaning up the cemetery. Acts like this make our city and community great. So if you see Mike or Rodney, say thanks — nothing more need be said. Also, a big thank you goes to the very overworked Department of Public Works for all its work.

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bers of the 2011 graduating class of Mason High School ventured into the MASON — Encouraged world on June 12. by their peers to embrace At a commencement the unknown, the 239 mem- ceremony held in the

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“We can choose to let “Fight your own ﬁght, these challenges go by ... or step into the arena, own we can choose to confront the arena and go for it.” this challenge, embrace The ceremony included this challenge,” he said. selections from the Mason

Mason High School Field House, class president and valedictorian Jonathan Geer, salutatorian Stephanie Norgaard and valedictorians Brian Crackel, Brianna Fassezke, Connor Kogge and Ashley Yallup offered their insights to fellow students and their families. “We encourage you, the Class of 2011, to be uncomfortable by taking risks and pushing boundaries,” Kogge said. “Get yourself into situations where you don’t know the exact outcome,” Fassezke urged. Geer likened the graduates’ futures to a battle to be bravely fought in an arena.

High School band, including graduation anthem “Pomp and Circumstance” and the “Star Spangled Banner.”

Local group awards pins MASON — On May 18, F&AM 70 and Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 150 presents their annual awards at a May 18 dinner. The Masons presented the following awards: Receiving Mason of the Year and District Mason of the Year for 2011 was Garry VanderVeen. Forty-year pins were

given to: Jon Rilett, Harry Bremner, Charles Baxter, Robert Bonnell, Gerald Fritts, Garlin Zanger and Ken Scheffer. Fifty-year pins were given to: Robert Caltrider, Robert Bayliss, Buddy Garred and Donald Gailey. Sixty-year pins were given to: Wayne Stanton, Joseph Wigton, Robert

Fansler, H. Sackkrider and Rollin Dart. A 70-year pin was given to: Richard Reason. OES Chapter 150 presented Star of the Year to Ted Hall, PWP. Also presented was a check to Angel House, a local children’s and teen crisis center, accepted by Lynne Smith.

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NEWS IN BRIEF The free clothing bank of Mason First United Methodist Church, 201 E. Ash St., will be open from 1:30- 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 21. Days open have been extended to include both the ﬁrst Tuesday of the month and the third Tuesday of the month. Donations of clean clothing may be made at the church from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on weekdays. There is a need for men’s blue jeans in all sizes.

Arthritis exercise,Tai Chi classes set An Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program and a Tai Chi class will meet this summer for six weeks at the First United Methodist Church, 201 E. Ash St., Mason. The arthritis basic exercise class will be held from 10-11 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays starting July 11. Tai Chi through the Arthritis Foundation is also offered weekly for six weeks starting at 6 p.m. July 12. Barrier-free entry off the parking lot is available or use the entry on Ash Street at the small circle drive. For more information, call instructor Connie Doss at (517) 244-1080.

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HELP CELEBRATE Mason State Bank’s 125th Anniversary In June 1886, John M. Dresser and 29 other leading citizens established Farmers Bank of Mason to serve the growing community of Mason at the very same location of Mason State Bank today. In 1962 Farmers Bank was renamed Mason State Bank. Come join us as we renew our dedication to Mason on Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Ribbon cutting at 8:30 AM and reception from noon to 2 PM. Stop by and meet our friendly staff and see the pictures on display and see how much the downtown area has changed over the past 125 years. Our loyal customers have formed a ﬁnancial partnership that has thrived over the years. As a way of thanking our customers, we have increased the interest rates to 1.25% for all personal money market accounts, high performance money market and I –Net money market accounts for the month of June. Mortgage loans and equity loan applications completed in Mo June qualify for $125 off in closing costs. Ju

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MASON — Nine students were awarded certiﬁcates of completion from Heartwood School in front of family, friends and guests on June 7. The event began with a processional, a welcome by Heartwood Principal Marcia O’Brien and a graduation choir presentation. Following the graduation ceremony, a reception was held for the graduates and their invited guests in the school’s gymnasium.

The nine graduates attended Heartwood for a combined 82 years. Graduating were: Ricky Bolix, Benjamin Denby, Angie Ellis, William Fink, Steve Meddaugh, Elizabeth Minnema, Keith Prentler, Daniel Scott and Danyelle Ward. “We are very proud of our graduates and also sad to see them leave the Heartwood family,” O’Brien said. “It is an honor for our

staff to be able to provide them with this graduation ceremony and acknowledge their accomplishments in front of their family, friends and the Heartwood staff.” Heartwood School, a center-based program for students with special needs, is operated by Ingham Intermediate School District. For details, visit http://inghamisd.org/ heartwood/index.html.

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Sea Cruisers next concert MASON — Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to the Courthouse lawn on Thursday evening, June 23, and enjoy the sounds of the Sea Cruisers, a popular local oldies band, back for its ﬁfth year at the “Thursday Night Live!” series. This free concert is hosted by the Mason Area Chamber of Commerce (MACC) and sponsored by the Mason Downtown Development Authority. The MACC is having its seventh season of “Thursday Night Live!” Courthouse Concerts, a summer series of live musical entertainment presented by Independent Bank. The remaining free outdoor concerts take place at 6 p.m. on the Ingham County Courthouse lawn on June 23, July 7 and 21, Aug. 11 and 25 and Sept. 15. All are weather-permitting. The Mason Optimist Club will sell hot dogs, chips

and pop. The July 7 concert will feature the Clarksons, new last year to the Mason Thursday Night Live! Courthouse Concert series, sponsored by Ware’s Pharmacy. They will be followed by Faith 4, a local Christian rock band appearing for the ﬁrst time in the series on July 21, sponsored by Chamber member churches. On Thursday, Aug. 11, sponsored by Mason State Bank, the Backwoods Band will have the stage for its seventh year, featuring Mayor Leon Clark. On Aug. 25, sponsored by the Dart Container Corporation, the series will a new addition to the lineup with the Twilight Memories Big Band, a 17-piece community big band. The Mason High School Band will play on Thursday, Sept. 15, led by Beth Bous-

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AT THE LIBRARY Jennifer DeGroat prizes like kickball hacky sacks and drawings for gift cards. As always, our Summer Reading Program also includes plenty of exciting performers and events. These are held every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. through Aug. 17 and are free for all ages. We are offering Thursday Afternoon Movies at 2, with a different family movie every week through Aug. 11. Free popcorn while supplies last. Adults should plan to join us for Reminisce meetings at 2 p.m. Tuesdays, July 12 and Aug. 9. The July meeting will feature a special showing of WKAR’s “Things Not Here Anymore Part 2.” In August, Aurelius Library assistant Barb Bridges will share pictures from her recent trips to Alaska.

Finally, computer classes are still meeting through the summer. Microsoft Word Basics will be held from 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, July 13. Learn to modify, cut and paste text, plus open, close, and save documents. Experience with a mouse and Windows is required. Email Basics will be held from 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10. Set up your own email account and learn to send and receive messages. Experience with Windows required. Registration is required for all computer classes; call (517) 628-3743. The Aurelius Library, a Capital Area District Library, is located at 1939 Aurelius Road in Mason. Call (517) 628-3743 or visit cadl.org. Find a schedule of events at cadl.org/events. All branches of the Capital Area District Library will be closed for the holiday on Monday, July 4. Jennifer DeGroat is the head librarian at the Aurelius Library.

BUSINESS BRIEF Kutchey joins GreenStone GreenStone Farm Credit Services has announced the hiring of A m a n d a Kutchey as a new crop insurance specialist in its Mason branch. In her new role at Amanda GreenStone Kutchey FCS, Kutchey will assist new and current customers in Ingham County with their crop insurance needs, including hail and multi-peril coverage. Prior to coming to GreenStone, Kutchey

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ONONDAGA TWP. — The Onondaga Township Board on June 9 voted 4-1 against a controversial Onondaga Dragway on Bellevue Road. Ray Comer of Onondaga had applied for the permit to reopen the dragway, which was open in the 1960s and 1970s. However, a group of residents opposed the drag strip because of concerns over noise, trafﬁc and other issues. About 25 people attended the meeting. The issue was so controversial, there was a recall effort against three board members — Clerk Diane Johnson, Treasurer Mary Jane Hector and Trustee Jim Tow — which the Ingham County Board of Election Commissioners recently denied because of vague language.

Supervisor Randy Maiville, Trustee Steve Dwight, Johnson and Hector voted against it. Tow was the only board member to vote for it. On May 31, the Onondaga Township Planning Commission recommended against approving the SUP. Before the vote, Tow had suggested the issue be remanded back to the Planning Commission. “I don’t feel we got all the information we needed the other night,” Tow said. Tow also said Comer, who did not attend the meeting, had done everything he had been asked to be granted the permit. “We need something in this community to make a buck,” he said. Tow said Comer can put in a new request for a special use permit for the drag strip in a year. Maiville expressed concern over the length of time — two years — the dragway

issue had been debated. “Where does this end?” Maiville said. Bob Prater, a resident of Jackson who attended Thursday’s meeting, said he would have raced at the Onondaga Dragway had it been approved. “I think they should open it,” Prater said. Hector said Friday that she, Tow and Johnson received a new recall notice on June 8. Hector and Johnson previously voiced support for the dragway despite voting against it on June 9. Despite voting against the dragway, Johnson and Hector believe the new recall effort will likely continue. “I did something they don’t like,” Johnson said. Johnson said the entire board will be up for re-election in 2012. “I really was in favor of the drag strip,” Hector said. “Have all along.”

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MASON — Mason Middle School auditorium was ﬁlled the evening of May 4 with parents and students for the induction of the new class of Promise Scholarship recipients, the class of 2018. Students are encourage to do their best in school and graduate from Mason High School and sign a compact with their parents/ guardians to follow the guidelines of the Promise programs. Field trips for the students include a visit to the campuses of Lansing Community College, where they will receive two years of college after successfully completing the program. In the past, LCC faculty have also provided programs on the degrees offered at LCC, visits to a farm and stables, gym and swim days at the YMCA and even Lugnuts trips. Students are chosen for this program by the school

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Youth Ministries Opportunities Available for 6-12 grades

Dwayne Bagley, Pastor Erin Guthrie, Children’s Ministries Ruben Droscha, Music Ministries

Wednesday Night:

Prayer Gathering - 6:30pm, Choir Practice - 7:30pm

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Phone: 676-1376

Mason Christian Child Care Center Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 517-676-6588

FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH

1030 W. South St, Mason, 676-4415

Sunday Morning:

Praise & Teaching Service: 10 am (Expository teaching of God’s Word)

Children’s Church during message (Primary, Intermediate, & Juniors) Nursery provided

Sunday Evening:

Senior/Jr. High Youth Group Word of Life Club Donn Kenyon Pastor 676-9886 Jeff Haynes Associate Pastor 610-1978 LJ-0000926826-01

To have your Church Listed, Call Suzi Smith at 517-377-1172

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9:30 & 11:00 a.m. every Sunday Worship Service and Sonquest (Children 3 yrs. & older) Nursery available too Steve Malson, Pastor

Pictured are successful buyer Elaine Antcliff and son Aaron, daughter Olivia and Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Todd Pierce-Ryan. Elaine is being presented with house keys at the dedication ceremony in Leslie in 2010. COURTESY

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nership. “Habitat partner families have an opportunity to earn a home to call their own. Habitat homeowners have a foundation for a better life,” said Todd Pierce-Ryan, executive director of HFHGI. “We are neighbors helping neighbors. Volunteers, donors, church groups, civic organizations and more work together to empower local families.” For information about HFHGI and ways to help, v i s i t www.inghamhabitat.org.

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Area students fare well in MITES competition MASON — Students from the Capital Area Career Center’s (CACC) Precision Machine Technology and Computer-Aided Drafting & Design programs recently placed well against students from across the state in the Michigan Industrial & Technology Education Society (MITES) competition. Region 8 competition was held recently at Corunna High School. During May, the submitted projects were judged by education and industry volunteers to determine state level winners as part of the 83rd MITES Annual Convention and Student Com-

NEWS IN BRIEF Aurelius Baptist to hold VBS

petition, held at the Lansing Center. Projects were judged and awarded ribbons for the top 10 placements in each category. Six students from the CACC’s Precision Machine program placed in the top 10 awards in their design categories. Travis Funk of Holt, placed fourth in CNC Machining 2-D, Bradford Hodge of Dansville placed ﬁfth also in CNC Machining 2-D, Zack Smith of Stockbridge placed sixth in Single Machined Precision Tool, Mike Carey of Leslie High School placed eighth in Simple Machine Parts Paid Advertisments For:

Hand Tool, Jaycen Glynn of Dansville placed ninth in Simple Machine Parts Hand Tool and Dakota Patrick of Stockbridge placed ninth in the Single Machined Hand Tool competition. An honorable mention was also given to Austen Welter of Okemos High School for competing in the Single Machine Hand Tool category. ThirteenCareer Center Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) & Design students placed in the top 10 in their respective competitions. Andrew Marrison (Waverly) placed third in Mechanical Detail Draw-

ing, Luke Hughson (Mason) took fourth in Architectural Render Manual, Nathaniel Myers (Dansville) took fourth in Mechanical Detail Drawing, Joshua Bodell (Mason) took ﬁfth in Architectural Rendered Photo, Shane Johnson (Mason) took ﬁfth place in Architectural Render Manual, Casey Bailor (Mason) took sixth in Architectural Render Manual, Timothy Conn (Mason) took sixth in Architectural Rendered Photo and ninth in Mechanical Pictorial Assembly, Omar Theis (Lansing Christian) took sixth in Manual Architectural Presentation

and Christopher Wilkerson (Stockbridge) took sixth in CAD Mechanical Pictorial Drawing. Also, Christopher Roberts (Holt) placed seventh in Mechanical Drawing Detail, Dallas Dunsmore (Leslie) placed 10th in CAD Single Family Residence and Tashtan Tashtanov (Okemos) placed 10th in CAD Mechanical Detail Drawing. Nathanial Myers (Dansville) and Adam Sears (Stockbridge) both received honorable mentions at the state competition. “Competitions such as these are a great oppor-

— From the Ingham Intermediate School District

Cherishing the Special Moments in Life!

Weddings Engagements Anniversaries Birthdays Other Special Events

The Aurelius Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School Monday, July 11 through Friday, July 15, at the church, 4419 W. Barnes Road (near intersection of Aurelius Road), Mason. All sessions are 9-11:30 a.m. for children toddlers through sixth grade. The theme is “Beach Blast.” Call the church at (517) 628-2085.

tunity for the students to compare their skills against others from around the state,” said Larry Ridley, instructor of both the Architectural and Mechanical Computer-Aided Drafting & Design programs. Greg Butts, instructor of the Precision Machine Technology program, also said, “When students receive recognition such as this from industry experts in their ﬁelds of interest, it can be a great building block for them as they pursue future endeavors.”

Call for information 517-377-1111 or visit www.lsj.com/celebrations

~ Father Michael Jacobus ~

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AFRICAN LION SAFARI......June 18

Great Lunch, Elephant Swim and Safari

MISS RIVER BOAT..............Aug 6-9

Trip up the Mississippi. Stay overnight at the Grand Harbor Resort - Great food and entertainment on the boat

New York City 6 Seats Left ...July 11-16

Tour, Great Food and a Play (Mary Poppins). Walk on the Brooklyn Bridge, Ride a Subway, Summer Concert NBC or ABC

Washington, DC ................Sept 5-9

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White House, Capital - Lunch at Mt. Vernon

New Hampshire .............Sept 20-25

Train Trip through the mountains in the fall. Lunch and Tour Mt. Washington Hotel.

ODAWA-KEWADIN-SOARING EAGLE OVERNIGHT CASINO CALL FOR DATES

Congratulations on the anniversary of your ordination & your being appointed as the pastor of our parishes! From, Your grateful parish families of: Holy Family in Ontonagon; St. Mary’s in Rockland; St. Jude in White Pine.

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Larry and Bonnie Howe of Mason recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They were married June 9, 1951 in Denver, Colorado where Larry was serving in the Air Force. Following one of their Mystery Bus Trips that they enjoy, they will celebrate at a family brunch. Larry is a former Equalization Director for Ingham County and Bonnie is retired from her job as the secretary to the Superintendant of Mason Public Schools. They have been blessed with three sons; Dennis & (Cindy) Howe, Bruce Howe, and Mark & (Lori) Howe, six grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. LJ-0000931075-01

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Fun loaded packed & jammed double condo w/ DEWITT- 1202 REDPOLE. 40s china cab., beveled JUNE 23, 24 & 25, 9-6 daily. glass oak stacking bookNear corner of Schavey & case, fine sleeper sofa, Herbison Rds. Hoosier cabBernhardt sofa, tapestry inet, dining set, sofa, side & zappy club chairs, household items, exercise Ekornes Eames style leaequipment, pottery, shoes, ther recliner, fancy inlaid books, & more. desk & side stand, floral décor bombay cabinet, mis- DEWITT- 12963 MENOMINEE sion oak side & sofa tables, DR., off Herbison Rd. Fri.plantstands, nice rattan Sat., June 24-25, 9-4. Clothglass top dining set, beding, furniture, lighting fixroom set, oak bookcases, tures, books, & misc. oak china cab., bakers rack, open display cab, DEWITT - 1655 W. Round computer desk & office creLake Rd., Thurs. 6/23 denza, file, floor globe, old Noon-6 & Fri. 6/24 8-5 cedar chest & trunk, lamps Books, antique inc. mission/mica, rugs, collectibles, wooden foldart w/ Francisco Zuniga seing chairs, boys clothes ated women, Dali limp 4T-14/16, adult clothes, watch etching w/ litho toddler car bed, 32" TV, overlay, Coheleach wildlife Baja Mini Bike & lots more! + many other framed & West of US-27, East of loose art items. Nice SW downtown DeWitt art pieces, small Olla basket, sculpture, pottery, DEWITT. DOWNSIZING!! glass, china, unusual 1217 Dill Rd., Fri 6/24 9-4; smalls, two kitchens w/ Sat 6/25 9-1 antiques, apmucho nice kitchen wares, pliances, books, clothing cookware, stainless, sm. and accessories, appl., Jack Lalanne juicer, collectibles, crafts, elecstereo, tv, antique Philco tronics, furniture, games, floor radio, many books kitchen items, sporting inc. Franklin Lib. leather goods, toys, Disney VHF’s bound set, cd’s, dvd’s, and much more 1 1/2 miles electronic gadgets, prinnorth on Old 27 from 69 to ters, Olympus stereo microDill; west 1/4 mile scope, specimen supplies, Nikon, Exakta + other cam- EATON RAPIDS MOVING eras, lg. plate block & mint SALE, 6211 Kinneville Rd., sheet stamp coll., tons of June 20th thru June 25th, household supplies, cos9-5p.m. Tools, furniture, metics, nice linens, lots of fishing poles, luggage, anquality ladies clothing & tique dishes and LOTS jewelry, vintage wedding more!!! gown, fabric, lawn & garden misc., orchids, planESTATE SALE 9760 BAUER, ters, Ryobi weed trimmer Dewitt off Chadwick bew/ tiller attachment, applitween Wacousta and ances w/ two newer Wright rd. June 24-25 9-4 washers & dryers, two lots of one of a kind items, frigs & two elec. stoves, all unique handmade log furMaytag, Hearthstone soapnishings, and chainsaw stone woodstove, patio carvings, penguin collecset, mounted squirrel & tion, globe collection, coin fox, hand tools, vacs & collection, sports cards tons more. Numbers at 8 and sports memoriabilia, garage at 8:30 Thurs., MAU logo pool table home at 9. FULL HUGE dew/lots of accessories, tail list & pics at: hand crafter Poker table www.estatesales.net w/lots of accessories, kegerator, lawn and garden household items, apCHARLOTTE - 2144 HOLLY pliances and much more DR. June 23-24, 8-4. MULTI FAMILY SALE. Clothing GARAGE SALE 2849 SLEEPboys 8-12, girls 7-10, ING MEADOW, MASON. Gymboree, Justice & Levis, Kids & baby clothes, furnimens, womens, games, ture, electronics, toys & toys, books, comics, DVDs, sports cards. Fri.-Sat. June household items, trampo24-25, 9am-5pm. line, fountain, & preschool curriculum. No early birds. 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HOLT. MULTI-HOUSE (9+) Sale! 3953 Willow Ridge Dr. Fri/Sat/Sun 9-3. Subdivision is N of Willoughby Rd and E of Pine Tree Rd. Entrance at Pine Tree & Willow Ridge Dr, or Tiffany & Willoughby.

ST. JOHNS - 406 GILES ST., June 24 & 25, 9am-5pm, Boys Clothes 3T-6, Plenty Of Toys, Household, Books, Corner Computer Desk, Queen Oak Waterbed Headboard & Frame.

MASON-144 S. VEVAY, 48854, Friday, June 24, 10-4 Saturday, June 25, 10-2 NUMBERS AT 9 AM FRIDAY. ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, SEWING, CRAFTS, MORE! GO TO STATESALES.NET/ESTATESALES/189579.ASPX FOR MORE INFO. WONDER WOMEN ESTATE SALES 517-256-0695 BARNES RD. EXIT ON US 127, TAKE HULL ROAD SOUTH TO MASON MANOR

HUGE MOVING SALE, 2211 ST. JOHNS 502 S. BAKER ST. Fri. 6/24 & Sat. 6/25, 9-5. Wayne St., Lansing, off MULTI-FAMILY SALE. Toys, Aurelius Rd. June 23-25 9-6 children to adult clothing, Christmas, furniture, air sports collectibles, NAShockey table, riding lawn CAR. Misc. household mower w/snow blower, items, books & much household items, odds n more! ends and much much SALE- BARN AT ROOSTER more! Something for evHILL. 2937 KEM L E R RD ., ST. JOHNSBACKYARD eryone, EATON RAPIDS. Primitives, SALE, 405 S. Church St., country items, furniture, June 23rd, 9-6p.m. & June LESLIE, 2783 W. Baseline, antiques, candles. June 2424th, 9-3p.m. Boys clothJune 24-25 9-5 25, 10-6 daily. T h e ing, lg. print paperbacks. Washer/Dryer, DishwashPutnams dismantiling an "E-Bay" er, Microwave, Sofa, restore. Something for evcliner, dining table, chairs, eryone!!! household items, patio furniture, grill, hunting gear ST. JOHNS-HUGE MULTI FAMILY SALE, 6114 S. Grove Rd., just off Price MOVING SALE 6/25 & 6/26 LOADED TENT SALE. No reasonable offer reRd., June 23, 24 & 25, 9Fundraiser for Appalachia fused. 766 W. Shepherd, 6p.m. Some furniture, 800 mission trip. Charlotte. 517-231-5574. western books .25¢ & up, 375 TURNER RD, Nora Robert & other roWILLIAMSTON. mance books. (5) helmets, Fri. & Sat., June 24 & 25. lots of new clothes new9 to 2. born to adult 4X. 2 new Off Gd. River E. of Merihome made Harley Daviddian take Burkley S. one son quilts. Garage & Tent block to Turner. Antiques, full! RAIN OR SHINE. furniture, tools, houseTHE WILLIAMSTON UNITED wares, clothing, books, METHODIST CHURCH’S ST. JOHNS: HUGE sale, 507 movies, toys & the unuAnnual Rummage Sale is E. McConnell St. June 23, sual. Thurs., June 23 & Fri. June 24, 25, 9-6. NICE clothes 24, 9am-5:30pm, Sat. June (lots with tags on), boys 25, 9 am-2pm. WUMC is loMASON-MULTI FAMILY NB-2T; Girls 7-18 & Jr 1-11; cated at 211 S. Putnam SALE, 1704 & 1706 Kelly Womens med-3X; Mens LStreet (across from CitiRoad, June 24, 25 & 26, 9-? 5X; toys, baby items, kitchzens Bank). We will have Antiques, hand & power en, holiday, jewelry, neverkids, mens, womens clothtools, furniture, much used Partylite, lots of ing, baby items, toys and more!! misc. Rain or shine. books, electronics and much more. MOVING SALE JUNE 24-25, ST JOHNS June 24, 9-6; June 9am-5pm. 3789 Wachtel 25, 9-2pm. Clover Ridge Dr., Holt. Furniture, garCondos-US 27 N. to E. Gibb ment & quilting fabric, St. to 1020 Randy Lane. sewing notions, antique Clean adult & kids clothdishes, 8’ Schmidt pool taing, collectibles, silk flowble, & much more. ers, new items, house- FRANKLIN FARM SUBDIVI SION sales, Friday, June 24 wares, scrubs, toys, multiOKEMOS- BIG SALE 4674 8-5 and Saturday, June 25 ple sales. Woodcraft Rd. Fri.-Sat. 8-2. antiques, baby items, June 24-25, 9-4 p.m. (No books, boots and shoes, ST. JOHNS-ST. JOSEPH Early Birds please). Housechildren’s clothing, CATHOLIC CHURCH ANhold items, clothing, toys, collectibles, electronics, NUAL RUMMAGE SALE, childrens items, bike, new furniture, games, kitchen 201 E. Cass St. (in the imprintable invitation items, toys, women’s gym). June 22 & 23, 9stock, some furn., & more. clothing, With at least six 8p.m. & June 24, 9houses participating Noon. $2/bag day bePORTLAND: 2558 Portland there’s sure to be somegins on Thursday the Rd. June 23 6-8 PM, June 24 thing for everyone! West 23rd. Something for ev& 25 9-4 PM. Table Saw, of 127, off South St. in Maeryone! Dayton Belt & Disk Sander, son. Mit Band Saw, Tupperware, Pampered WAVERLY YARD sale. 90 Chef, Movies, misc. yrs. of collecting. Prices unbelievable! June 24-26, PORTLAND 7476 EMERY Rd. 9am. 3615 W St. Joseph. Clarksville Rd to Emery, 1 LOST BLACK & W H I T E mi. down Emery, Sat. June WILLIAMSTON Cat, near West Henry & 25th, 8-4pm. Boys cloth406 S. CEDAR, June 23-25, Lincoln reward! 517-282ing, toys, miscellaneous 9-5pm. Years of cleanout. 8370 houshold items and more. W omens 2X-3X plus size clothes, tools, furn., house- LOST SHIH TZU male, brinPORTLAND-831 KENT ST hold goods, books, videos, dle color, Leslie area. Saturday June 25th Christmas stuff, & more! Name "Teddy Bear". $100 8 a.m to 2 p.m. baby items, reward. Call 517-589-9403 books, children’s clothing, WILLIAMSTON - 420 E. or 517-202-0434. toys, Baby Crib, Mountain CHURCH ST. June 23-25, 9Bikes, Air Conditioners, 6. Moving Sale, furniture, PUG/BEAGLE MIX - lost SW Movies, Girls Clothes and dishes, cooking and Lansing, Churchill area. much more.. bakeware, Christmas and Blue collar & tags. "Hiro". other decor., toys, tapes, & 989-289-5692/517-528-2348 CD, books, tools, 19 in TV, REWARD upon return. PORTLAND-CHERRY crib & Mattress etc. HILLS CONDOMINIUMS ANNUAL SALE. SaturWILLIAMSTON condo comday, June 25th, 9-1p.m. plex on Zimmer Place (corner of Grand River & Zimmer Rd.). Fri. June 24 & PORTLAND- FRIENDBROOK A BETTER DESIGNER TOY Sat. June 25, 9-4. Address SUBDIVISION. SALEBREED PUP, CAVA POOS, 1206: humidifier, small furFRIEND & Elmwood Rd. Maltipoos, Yorkie-Poos. niture, jewelry, all size Thurs., June 23, 3-8p.m. Vet checked. $400-$600 clothing. At 1208: Baby Fri., June 24, 9-5p.m. Too www.puppy-parlor.com things/toys, little furnimuch to list! 517-404-3045 ture. At 1211: baby boy toys & clothing N-18mos., PORTLAND/LYONS - 7909 ADORABLE PUPPIES!! Miter saw. At 1218: Girls sz Goodwin, June 24, 8-4p.m. Chihuahuas, Maltese AKC, 10-16 & womens plus sz Chainsaw, formal gowns, Pompoos, Poodles CKC clothing, sewing-craftsweed eater, microwave, teacups, Schnauzers, fabrics, PartyLite, DS & trumpet, 92 buick, school Schnoodles, Teddy Bears, Gameboy games. At 1219: desks, and much more Yochon, Yorkies AKC electric clothes dryer, 5 teacups 1/2’’ joiner, planer, Delta PORTLAND- PEARL BARR $200-$850 sander, & 2 sets of china SUBD. 8584 Carriage Ln. www.puppy-place.net dishes. Fri.-Sat. June 24-25, 8517-404-1028. 4p.m. Toddler to adult GARAGE clothing, tent, toys, books, WILLIAMSTON AMERICAN ESKIMO PUPSALE 922 SOUTHFIELD DR. power Amigo, sled and PIES Minis & Toys, shots & June 24-25, 9am-4pm. Furmuch more!! wormed, $150-$300. Call niture, clothing, home de517-543-2119. cor. ST. JOHNS-1295 W. M a r shall Rd., ¾ mi. E. of 127, AWESOME GOLDENJune 23, 24 & 25, 9-5p.m. DOODLES 3 blacks, $400. Bathroom vanity w/sink, Shots, wormed, V et 48"x30" mirror. 12"x25" checked. 989-763-7202. doors, 6’ shelving unit, elec. back massager, A LAWSONS LIQUIDATIONS BEAGLE PUPS AKC reg. 2 Estate sale will be conbooks. Childrens 12 mo.-2T tan & white males, born on ducted at 1027 King St., & womens clothing and 2/14, $150. Also, 1 yr old Corunna, June 23-24-25, much more!!! black & white Beagle male, 10-6. Numbers at 9 a.m. AKC, started on rabbits, For a complete listing, ST. 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Main Office: 231-753-2300 Letts Community Center & Med-Line: 231-818-0420 #7 Fire Station. 2106 NORTHWEST AVE. Fri. 6/24, 9-5, Sat. 6/25, 9-4. HEALTH CAREERS TRAIN - **BEST HOME LOANS!** HUGE MULTI FAMILY SALE. ING. Start at the Blue HerPurchase or Refinance. Clothes (baby, child & on Academy-Medical MasLand Contract and Mortadult), household items & sage, Medical Assisting, gage Payoffs. Cash for Imtoys, too numerous to list. Phlebotomy, Personal provements, DebtOff Waverly Rd. or N. 2447 ROWLEY RD., Training 888-285-9989 Consolidation, Property Grand River btwn Delta Williamston, June 24 + 25; blueheronacademy.com Taxes. FHA and USDA River Dr. & Tecumseh Riv9am - 4pm Antique tools, MM Loans. Private Funds Availer Rd. air compressor, Ford Truck able Too! Good/Bad/Ugly tonto cover, futon frame, DID YOU USE THE OSTEO Credit. 1-800-246-8100 2726 GILBERT RD, 6 / 2 4 treasures WilliamstonPOROSIS DRUG FOSAMAX United Mortgage Services. 9am-5pm and 6/25 9amnorth from traffic signal (Alendronate)? If you exWww.umsmortgage.com.. 1pm. Sale includes baby north, right on Church St, perienced a femur fracture MC items, books, children’s becomes Rowley Rd. One (upper leg), you may be clothing, furniture, kitchen mile east from entitled to compensation. items, toys, household Church/Putnam intersecContact Attorney Charles items, and maternity tion Johnson 1-800-535-5727 clothes - size 6. From M-99 S to Bishop Rd. Turn right MENS STUFF on to Gilbert. June 24-25, 9-4. Selling an Item? 3671 E Clark Rd., Bath Selling an item 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 1823 See SourceAds.com Stirling Ave., June 24-25, SEE SOURCEADS.COM 10-6 p.m. Stampin’ Up color Call LCN Toll Free OR CALL LCN TOLL FREE lection, scrapbook items, 877.475.SELL 877-475-SELL teen girls & womens clothing, books, toys, jewelry, Christmas items, luggage, 1115 CAMDEN DRIVE bedding, purses & shoes. off St Joe between Creyts & Snow. Huge Sale! Misc. 306 E WALKER St., St. antiques & collectibles, Johns, MI, June 24 9-5 & womens size 10-XL, misc. June 25 9-4. Old items inCoca Cola, holiday decor, cluding dishes, small furnibeanie babies. June 23-24ture, tools, toys, dolls, XXL 25, 9am-? & Tall young man’s clothing in exc condition. Bass 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Guitar hard case $35.00. June 25-27, 8-5. Cleaning Old lamps and pictures. On out basement & barn. 2ND day we will bring out Craft items, clothing, more items. shoes, antiques, & lots RAIN CANCELS. 1 block more. New items everynorth of US 27 and M21 inday. 9729 Carlisle Hwy., Axes (Different Types & Sizes) tersection and 3 blocks Vermontville. west 7224 CAPTIVA DR. 6/24-25, 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Lots of good stuff. Fri. June 9-5. Childs bike, workHousehold & Garage items & Tools! 24 & Sat. June 25, 9 a.m. horses, kitchen table & 707 W. Main St., DeWitt. chairs, childs Corvette, sofa table, rocking chair, Miche purses, baby crib 3126 W. COLONY, Rd., ST Johns, June 24-25 9-5 Misc. Real Estate bidding ends at like new, hand tools, 3 new household items, furniture, weathershield windows. COUNTRY GARAGE SALE, GRAND LEDGE-798 W. St. clothing, Tv’s, etc. Axe Collection bidding ends at 3420 Clarksville Rd., Port926 EVERGREEN AVE., FriJoseph Hwy., btwn. Personal Property bidding ends at land June 23-25 9-? cloth3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE day 9am-3pm Cochran & Wheaton Rds., ing, many different items, Huge entertainment cenSaturday 9am-3pm June 23, 24 & 25, 10-5p.m. washers/dryers, 2 horses, ter solid oak, clothing, Sunday 10am-1pm baby Clothing, books, misc. furcamper, 1999 F-150 and electric stove, tables & items, books, children’s niture, household items June 16th & June 22nd (10am-12pm) much more. chairs, boat & motor, misc. clothing, clothing and acand more!!! 12840 Oneida Rd., Grand cessories, furniture, men’s Ledge. Fri.-Sat. June 24-25. DELTA TWP.- 3718 Delta GRAND LEDGE - 9227 NIXON clothing, toys, women’s RD. Yamaha boat motor, River Dr., June 24 & 25, 9clothing, Maternity electric dryer, wood lathe, 5p.m. Handmade craft clothes; lots of twin cloth4350 KINNEVILLE, Onon300 VHS tapes, CDs, guns, items incl.: Barbie doll ing outfits and paired baby daga, June 22 10-? boats, wood stove, table saw, clothes, craft kits. Sewing gear! Saginaw to Abott trailers, dodge truck tools, household items, items, Mary & Joseph Road, south to Northlawn. w/snowplow, 1967 bronco new items daily. June 23Christmas statue, LOTS of West on Northlawn, one w/snowplow, antiques and 25, 9-5. books and more!! block to Evergreen. much more

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: The Lansing State Journal is seeking an Independent Contractor to provide merchandising services on Sundays, promoting the sale of the Lansing State Journal newspaper in the retail area east of US 127, South of Dewitt, West of Williamston and North of Mason. Services are in accordance with the Merchandising contractor’s discretion to achieve promotion results and include but are not limited to restocking of product, placement of promotional material, moving display locations from one area to another, transferring product from one sale location to another and fixing or reporting damaged newspaper display racks. Merchandising contractor must provide own equipment, including transportation. If you would like more information, please contact Ramon Brown at 517-377-1023 or rabrown@lsj.com

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Train for high paying Aviawith youth in its residenCall 517-628-2818 tion Career. FAA approved tial program in Onondaga, program. Financial aid if MI. Bachelor degree prequalified—Job placement ferred but not required. assistance. Call Aviation Must be able to work a Institute of Maintenance flexible schedule. A great ENGAGEM ENT/ W E DDI NG 877-891-2281. MM opportunity to gain experiRING, 1 carat, princess cut LAARS POOL HEATER LP ence in working with atcenter stone, w/many Model, 175,000 BTU’s, $500 risk youth. Competitive baguettes & other small or best offer. Call 517-651wages and benefits. If indimonds. 6 mo. old. $2,500. 6267. terested please send, fax 517-231-5574 or email resume to: Highfields, Inc. Attn: DRIVERS WANTED Tracey Eagleson-HR, PO Box 98, Onondaga, MI MORE MILES 49264. Fax: 517-628-3421. Email teagleson@ MORE MONEY [FURNITURE & BRAND new 2011 WELLS CARGO Road highfields.org. 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ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANI E L PUPS AKC, 8 wks. MALTESE PUPPIES Black & white, $400. Call HARD OAK LUMBER, cut & AKC reg., tiny, beautiful, 517-812-3599, 517-812-3601 YORKIES, YORKIE-POOS & ready to assemble, for 8 non-shedding, shots, horse stalls $1,000. ALSO: Shorkies $300-$500 Tcup & males $400. 517-749-0255. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPDraft harnesses & haflings Toys Shots Nonshed PIES 1st shots, dewormed, harnesses & pony buggy 989.225.1367 9 wks old, black & tan, & w/buggy harness, other M I N I sables. $275. 989-291-5028. "horse" odds -n- ends. 989-834-5901 When you need GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES AKC. 8 wks. old, repairs around the MINIATURE HORSES VARI black & tan females. $650. OUS colors & ages. ALSO Call 517-575-2032. home - and you need Tobiano paint mare. 517DACHSHUND/SILKY 726-0012/517-726-0350 TERRIERS;SHOTS, them fast - check the GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS wormed, $225+. AKC European lines. ( 8 6 3 ) 6 3 2 - 3 2 3 4 service directory www.blackforestk9kennels.com howeshouse7@aol.com Call: 810-631-6185 PUPPIES! BORDER COLLIE /Blue Heeler-Aust. Shepherd Mix. Born March 27. Great with livestock. Good with children, parents on site. $80.00. (989)763-1258 buergew@yahoo.com

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MORKIE PUPPY MALTESE/YORKIE cross. 2002 JOHN DEERE 4510, non shedding. 1st shots, 4WD, 40 HP, lots of attachdewormed, ready now. ments available, asking $250. 989-291-3989 $4390 email me for details mrcfree6@msn.com / 734732-4513. OLD ENGLISH BULLDOG puppies, reg., shots & wormed. 7 wks., 2 males, 1 female. $700. 517-574-6055

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PAPILLON PUPPIES TRI, Born 5/24/2011, AKC Regall ready istered, $650+. (517)626- STRAWBERRIES picked $22/8 quarts; u0123 pick, $1.50/lb. 8am-5pm. Felzke Farms, 5501 W. PEMBROKE WELSH CORGI Herbison Rd., DeWitt. Ph. Pups AKC. Born 5/15. 517-669-9459. Ready for their Forever Homes July 9! 4 Females $450; 2 Males $400. Lori, 616-717-0056; Or Eric, 616-836-7761 fouch.eric@gmail.com ONONDAGA BERRY FARM Strawberries, U-pick & ready picked. 2590 Gale Rd., Eaton Rapids, MI. 517667-6517 or 517-391-0884. POMCHI PUPPIES BROWN STRAWBERRIES and white, Beautiful coat 517-223-3508 and markings, Good with degrootsstrawberries.com children, loveable, parents on site, records, shots, vet checked, wormed, $250.00. U-PICK WE-PICK STRAW( 2 6 9 ) 6 7 3 - 7 2 3 9 B E R R I E S NOW OPEN! luv_my_keda@yahoo.com Diederichs Berry Farm 3537 Morrice Rd., Webberville MI 48892. Call POMERANIAN PUPPIES ahead for picking condi$350 females, $300 males. tions (517)521-4667 Call 517-455-2927.

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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE David Dan (the AOwner@) having failed to pay assessments required under the terms and conditions of the Bylaws of Brentwood Park Condominiums Association (the ALien Claimant@), a condominium project as established by the Master Deed, recorded in Liber 2999, page 61, as amended, Ingham County Records, as evidenced by a Statement of Lien dated February 24, 2010, and recorded February 25, 2010 in Liber 3373, Page 311, Ingham County Records. As of the date hereof, there is outstanding and unpaid on account of said assessment the sum of Three Thousand Two Hundred Forty and 00/100 Dollars ($3,240.00), which sum is exclusive of interest, costs, attorney fees, expenses of collection, and future assessments. Under the power of foreclosure described in said Bylaws and the statute in

Bylaws such case made and provided, notice is hereby given that lien of the Lien Claimant will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises at public venue on the third floor of the Ingham County Circuit Courthouse in Lansing, Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on June 23, 2011. The premises are located in the City of East Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan and are described as: Unit No. 13, 338 W. Saginaw #13, East Lansing, Michigan 48823, a unit in Brentwood Park Condominium as established by Master Deed in Liber 2999, Page 61, as amended, Ingham County Records, subject to, in accordance with, and together with all rights, privileges, duties and restrictions imposed, reserved or granted in said Master Deed, and also subject to easements and restrictions of record. The redemption period shall be six (6) months from the date of such sale, unless the property is determined abandoned in accordance with MCLA ’600.3241a, in which case the redemption (30)

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redemption 7, 2005, by period shall be thirty (30) KALLMAN BUILDING, a Michdays from the date of sale. igan general partnership, as Mortgagor, given by it to Jenny S. Hinkle, recorded on BRENTWOOD PARK November 15, 2005, in the CONDOMINIUMS office of the Register of Deeds for Ingham County, Dated: May 18, 2011 Michigan, in Liber 3193, Page 475, which mortgage By: Wendy S. Hardt, P45493 was assigned to Jerolyn Attorney for Lien Claimant Mayes, the Successor Trust4265 Okemos Road, Suite G ee of the Jenny S. Hinkle Okemos, Michigan 48864 Trust dated November 19, (517) 349-7610 2002, as amended, as Mortgagee, recorded on ICCN-924068 May 20, 2011, in Liber 3422, 5/22, 29/11-6/5, 12, 19/11 Page 844, Ingham County Records; on which Mortgage there is claimed to be due NOTICE OF MORTGAGE and unpaid, as of the date of SALE this Notice, the sum of Ninety Thousand Three Hundred FOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS & SMITH, P.C. IS ATTEMPT - Seventy-One and 58/100 Dollars ($90,371.58); and no ING TO COLLECT A DEBT suit or proceeding at law or AND ANY INFORMATION in equity having been instiOBTAINED WILL BE USED tuted to recover the debt or FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF - any part thereof secured by FICE AT THE NUMBER BE - said Mortgage, and the power of sale in said Mortgage LOW IF MORTGAGOR IS IN having become operative by ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. reason of such default; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEFAULT having been made in the conditions of a that on Thursday, July 14, certain Mortgage made on 2011 at 10:00 o’clock in the November 7, 2005, by forenoon, at the Veterans

forenoon, Memorial Courthouse, 313 W. Kalamazoo, Lansing, Michigan, that being one of the places for holding the Circuit Court for Ingham County, there will be offered for sale and sold to the highest bidder or bidders at public auction or venue for purposes of satisfying the amounts due and unpaid on said Mortgage, together with all allowable costs of sale and includable attorney fees, the lands and premises in said Mortgage mentioned and described as follows: SITUATED IN THE CITY OF LANSING, COUNTY OF INGHAM, STATE OF MICHIGAN: The East 78 feet of Lot 1, Block 63, Original Plat, City of Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, as recorded in Liber 7 of Deeds, Page 593, Ingham County Records, subject to joint driveway rights, as set forth in the instrument recorded August 16, 1957 in Liber 738, Page 501, Ingham County Records, and subject to any and all other restrictions and easements of record. Commonly known as: 205 W.

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Commonly Saginaw, Lansing, Michigan. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Tax Parcel No.: 33-01-01-16SALE 127-121 The period within which FOSTER, SWIFT, COLLINS & the above premises may be SMITH, P.C. IS ATTEMPT redeemed shall expire six ING TO COLLECT A DEBT (6) months from the date of AND ANY INFORMATION sale. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated: June 7, 2011 PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF FICE AT THE NUMBER BE JEROLYN MAYES, SUCCES- LOW IF MORTGAGOR IS IN SOR TRUSTEE, Mortgagee ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY.

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dred Thirty-Five and 52/100 Dollars ($53,635.52); and no suit or proceeding at law or in equity having been instituted to recover the debt or any part thereof secured by said Mortgage, and the power of sale in said Mortgage having become operative by reason of such default; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Thursday, July 7, 2011 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, at the Veterans Memorial Courthouse, 313 W. Kalamazoo, Lansing, Michigan, that being one of the places for holding the Circuit Court for Ingham County, there will be offered for sale and sold to the highest bidder or bidders at public auction or venue for purposes of satisfying the amounts due and unpaid on said Mortgage, together with all allowable costs of sale and includable attorney fees, the lands and premises in said Mortgage mentioned and described as follows: SITUATED IN THE CITY OF LANSING, COUNTY OF INGHAM, STATE OF MICHIGAN: Lot 98, Poxson Park No. 2,

98, 2, City of Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, according to the recorded plat thereof as recorded in Liber 14 of Plats, Page 13, Ingham County Records Commonly known as: 926 S. Dexter Drive, Lansing, Michigan 48910. The period within which the above premises may be redeemed shall expire six (6) months from the date of sale, unless determined abandoned in accordance with M.C.L.A. Sec. 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days from the time of such sale.

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sonally appear court at the time and place stated above. This hearing may result in the termination of your parental rights.

ly appear the time and place stated above. This hearing may result in the termination of your parental rights.

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George Economy West Kalamazoo Street, Lansing, MI for the following purpose: the hearing will be held on the Petition of Michael D Glynn to appoint a Conservator for Mary T Glynn

STATE OF MICHIGAN PROBATE COURT COUNTY OF INGHAM

STATE OF MICHIGAN 30TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FAMILY DIVISION INGHAM COUNTY

PUBLICATION OF HEARING

CASE NO 71152-1-NA PETITION NO.:11-683-NA

PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING

Date: 6-14-11 Jon K. Jenkins P26000 216 E. Ash St., Ste. 102 P.O. Box 303 Mason, MI 48854-0303 (517) 676-1007

Michael D Glynn 3731 Stratford Ave Lansing, MI 48911 In the matter of Mary T. 517-881-8570 Glynn, Alleged LIP TO ALL INTERESTED PER- ICCN-930889 SONS including: Timothy 6/19/11 Glynn II, Danny Glynn, DeeDee Glynn (current name if different, is not Email the Lansing Community known) and Tammy Glynn Newspapers 24/7 at: (current name, if different is lcnclassiﬁeds@gannett.com not known) whose address(es) are unknown and whose interest in the matter may be barred or affected by the following. TAKE NOTICE: A hearing will be held on July 14, 2011 at 11:00 am at Ingham County Probate Court before Judge R. George Economy at 313 FILE NO. 11-1511-CA

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STATE OF MICHIGAN PROBATE COURT COUNTY OF INGHAM

Ave., Bay City, 48708 and the named/proposed personal representative within 4 months after the date of publication of this notice.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Decedent’s Estate

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Estate/trust of John D Shingleton Deceased. Date of birth:January 11, 1922 Kristi L Kozubal P69955 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: 800 Washington Ave., Ste The decedent, John D Estate of June Ramsey Sha- 107 Shingleton, who lived at 798 Bay City, MI 48708 fer, Deceased Date of birth: Pebblebrook, East Lansing, 989-895-9300 6/1/1924 MI died March 2, 2011 TO ALL CREDITORS:* Creditors of the decedent Stewart J Reid NOTICE TO CREDITORS: are notified that all claims 1600 Center Ave The decedent, June Ramsey against the estate/trust will Shafer who lived at 522 Bay City, MI 48708 be forever barred unless Cowley Ave., East Lansing, 989-892-3953 presented to the Trustee of Michigan died 3/3/2011 Creditors of the decedent ICCN-930693 are notified that all claims 6/19/11 against the estate will be forever barred unless presented to Stewart J Reid, Email the Lansing Community named personal representaNewspapers 24/7 at: tive or proposed personal lcnclassiﬁeds@gannett.com representative, or to both the probate court at 1600 Center Ave., Bay City, MI FILE NO. 11-1249-DE

Dated: 5-24-11

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presented the John D Shingleton Trust dated 12/10/1996, 84 Barnes Hill Road, Concord, MA within 4 months after the date of publication of this notice.

Lansing, 517-371-8264

Dated: June 9, 2011

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Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC Allan J Claypool P11957 313 S Washington Square Lansing, MI 48933 Email the Lansing Community Newspapers 24/7 at: lcnclassiﬁeds@gannett.com

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Legals SMITH, Benjamin J. Price Attorneys for Mortgagee 313 S. Washington Square Lansing, MI 48933 (517) 371-8100

Lori Bratzler 84 Barnes Hill Road Concord, MA 01742 978-369-0099

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TO: Stephen McGruder

IN THE MATTER OF: HASSAN MCGRUDER, Minor Child A hearing regarding Petition 11-683-NA will be conducted by the court on Monday, July 11, 2011 & Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 8:30 A.M. in Courtroom #2, Veterans Memorial Courthouse, 313 W Kalamazoo St., 2nd Floor, Lansing, MI 48933 before JUDGE RICHARD J GARCIA IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Stephen McGruder personally appear before the

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 23, 2011 at 3:00 o’clock p.m. at the James C. Harvey Education Center, 400 South Cedar Street, Mason, Michigan, the Board of Education of Mason Public Schools will hold a public hearing to consider the district’s proposed 2011-12 budget. The Board may not adopt its proposed 2011-12 budget until after the public hearing. A copy of the proposed 2011-12 budget, including the proposed property tax millage rate, is available for public inspection during normal business hours at 400 South Cedar Street, Mason, Michigan.

The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to support the proposed budget will be a subject of this hearing.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Vevay Township Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Thursday, July 7, 2011, at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, at the Vevay Township Hall, 780 S. Eden Road, Mason, Michigan, pursuant to an application for an Industrial Facilities Exemption Certificate (tax abatement) filed by Capital Steel & Wire, Inc., 805 Hull Road, Mason, Michigan 48854. Written comment will also be considered and may be addressed to: Vevay Township, 780 S. Eden Road, Mason, Michigan 48854. The Vevay Township Hall is barrier free and accessible for those with disabilities. JoAnne Kean, Clerk 6/19/11 ICCN-929494

Laura Fenger, Secretary 6/19/11

NOTICE

SECRETARY LESLIE TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION POB 577 LESLIE, MI 49251

* [ ] indicates strikethrough PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Vevay Township Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday, July 6, 2011, commencing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as feasible, on an amendment to the zoning ordinance under consideration by the Township Planning Commission for recommendation to the Township Board. If adopted th Ordinance will amend Section 16.06 as follows: Section 16.06. "Specific Special Land Use Standards", A. "Agricultural Service Establishments" (7). "All agricultural establishment service activities shall be located at least 300 feet from any residential district. and 100 feet from the property line of an abutting residential use. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the full text of this Ordinance will be available for inspection and may be obtained at the office of the Township Clerk during regular business hours of regular business days from the date of this publication. Written comment will also be considered and may be addressed to: Vevay Township, 780 S. Eden Road, Mason, MI 48854. The Vevay Township Hall is barrier free and accessible to those with disabilities.

SHERYL FEAZEL LESLIE TOWNSHIP CLERK ICCN-929776

6/19/11-7/10/11

JoAnne Kean, Township Clerk 6/19/11 ICCN-930572

6/19/11

SYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AND BOARD OF TRUST EES MINUTES REGULAR MEETING HELD ON JUNE 7, 2011 EVAN HOPE, TOWNSHIP CLERK

The Delhi Charter Township Board met in a regular Board meeting on Tuesday, June 7, 2011 in the Multipurpose Room at the Community Services Center, 2074 Aurelius Rd., Holt, Michigan. Supervisor Stuart Goodrich called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Board Members Present: Supervisor Stuart Goodrich, Clerk Evan Hope, Treasurer Harry Ammon, Trustees Derek Bajema, John Hayhoe, Jerry Ketchum, Roy Sweet Board Member(s) Absent: None Board Action on the following Township Board of Trustees Agenda items: (All items approved unless otherwise noted) 1. Department of Public Services - May Activity Report 2. 2010 Annual Report - Accounting Department 3. Amendment to the Delhi Charter Township Code, Specifically Section 10-118 (also known as Ordinance No. 32, Section 2.1) - Discharge of Firearms, Weapons and Devices, Second Consideration - Motion Denied 4. a) Approval of Minutes - Committee Meeting of May 17, 2011 b) Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting of May 17, 2011 c) Approval of Minutes - Goals & Objectives Meeting of June 1, 2011 d) Approval of Claims - May 17, 2011 in the amount of $995,693.95 e) Approval of Claims - May 31, 2011 in the amount of $359,667.56 f)Approval of Payroll - May 26, 2011 in the amount of $158,733.01 5. Agreement for Local Road Improvement between the Ingham County Board of Road Commissioners and Delhi Charter Township - Pine Tree Road (Dell Road to Cul-de-Sac North of Sandhill) 6. Proposed Ordinance No. 120 - Re-Establishment and Confirmation of the Delhi Charter Township Planning Commission Pursuant to the Michigan Planning Enabling Act of 2008, First Consideration 7. Resolution No. 2011-012 - Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund Development Project Agreement - Valhalla Park Restroom/Pavilion Project Board of Trustees meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. - Board of Trustees meeting minutes are available on the Township’s Web Site: www.delhitownship.com. Copies of the minutes are also available upon request from the Township Clerk. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday, except holidays. HCN/ICCN-930601

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THE LESLIE TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2011 AT 6:00 P.M. AT THE LESLIE TOWNSHIP HALL, 4279 OAK ST. THIS MEETING HAS BEEN REQUESTED BY JOSEPH & LORRAINE GROHOLSKE WHO ARE SEEKING A CHANGE IN THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP FROM B-1 (GENERAL BUSINESS) TO R-1 (LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL IN LESLIE TOWNSHIP: THAT PRT SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 16 LYING S’LY OF MAIN ST EXC BEG 317.2 FT N OF SW COR OF SEC E 203.2 FT TO C/L OF HWY N37D35’W 357.5 FT ALNG SE C/L TO C/O HULL RD S 304.9 FT TO POB SEC 16 T1NR1W 2.25 A M/L - 33-14-14-16-300-013. COMMONLY KNOWN AS 2490 KINNEVILLE RD. PERSONS WISHING TO COMMENT SHOULD PLAN ON ATTENDING THE HEARING OR MAY SEND WRITTEN COMMENTS TO:

6/19/11

NOTICE VEVAY TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING

This notice is given by order of the Board of Education.

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NOTICE VEVAY TOWNSHIP PUBLIC HEARING

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MASON PUBLIC SCHOOLS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 2011-12 BUDGET

DELHI CHARTER TOWNSHIP Community Services Center, 2074 Aurelius Road, Holt, MI

June 19, 2011 Ingham County Community News