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Fowlerville celebrating Homecoming

The Homecoming Queen and King candidates from the senior class are, from left, front row, Jordan Draganov, Elizabeth Keller, Alli Fisher, and Emma Roedel and back row, Alex Montrose, Sean Morris, and Chase East. Zach Wilber is not shown. He was at a tennis match.

Students and staff at the Fowlerville Schools, along with the rest of the community, are celebrating Homecoming this week. The high school, junior high, and elementary schools all have ‘dress up’ days during the week. On Friday, starting at 5:30 p.m., the Homecoming Parade will go through town. The Gladiator football team will then square off against Lakewood at 7 p.m. at Brigham Field, with the crowning of the King and Queen taking place at Class representatives on the Homecoming court are, from left, Dalaija Franklin, 9th halftime. The high school th th Trevor Brock, 10th Homecoming Dance will be grade; Geoffrey Knaggs, 9th grade; Hannah Kubiak, 10 grade; th held the following evening grade; Devyn Fleischer, 11 grade; and Niko Montrose, 11 grade. from 8 to 11 p.m. at the More details are on page 19. Auxiliary Gym.

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By Cheryl Poch This coming Friday, October 16, is Dictionary Day. My question is this – does anyone even use a dictionary anymore or do we just rely on spell check to make corrections to our papers and texts? There are many other events taking place in the month of October. Here are just a few according to Chase’s Calendar of Events: Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month, American Cheese Month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Church Library Month, National Roller Skating Month, National Popcorn Poppin’ Month, Spinach Lovers Month. There are many more events, these are just a few. Looking forward to 2016 – it will be a Leap Year! Also, Games of the XXXI Olympiad, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Now for a little update on some of our NEW non¿ction books. Look at these: Disgusting Science (J570) (New non-¿ction shelves) A book boys will enjoy reading – a revolting look at what makes things gross! He talks about everything from tummy trouble to maggots, worms, and parasites. For

example, The Science of Foul Food tells us that in Sweden there is a whiteÂżsh (typically Baltic herring) which is left to rot in barrels of salty water for up to three months, then canned. Inside the can, bacteria Âľripen’ the Âżsh, producing a sour Ă€avor and an awful smell. So awful, in fact, that most people retch upon opening the can. Interestingly, fermented Âżsh is also a key ingredient in British Worcestershire sauce. The Boy’s Book of Adventure (J7 0.1 ) (New non-Âżction shelves) this is a little guidebook for smart and resourceful boys. Outdoor activities and fun to do craft projects. This book will help you identify different kinds of rocks, read a map, build a camper’s backpack, tie sailor’s knots, and make a periscope and much more. So Terrible a Storm by Curt Brown. This is a tale of fury on Lake Superior. Brown traces the devastating intersection of nature’s fury and corporate greed. It was thanksgiving week 1905, and an epic storm threatened Lake Superior. The industry bosses wanted one last run before the shipping season ended; the bottom line depended on it. The tragedy that followed led to the building of Split Rock Lighthouse and went down in history as one of the worst shipping disasters in the nation. The explosive squall caught nearly thirty vessels. Tales of heartbreak and heroism, shipwreck and survival, played out across the Âżckle lake. Drawn from the accounts of witnesses and survivors – this is a must read! Till next week: “The most wasted of all days is the day when we have not laughed.â€?

Livingston County Right to Life will hold annual dinner on Oct. 20

Right to Life - Livingston County, Inc. will hold their 25th Annual Focus on Life Dinner on Tuesday, October 20th at Crystal Gardens. We are honored that Bill Schuette, Attorney General for the State of Michigan will be our guest speaker. In addition, the Attorney General has written a new book which just came out this week, titled “Big Lessons from a Small Town.â€? He will be holding a “book signingâ€? between 5:30 & 6:30 pm BEFORE the start of the event. In addition, Barbara Listing, President of Right to Life of Michigan, will be our emcee. Her efforts on behalf of the Sanctity of Human Life have made a tremendous difference in the way the people of Michigan view abortion and other life issues. Tickets are $50 per person or $450 for a table of ten. Student tickets are $30. For reservations or additional information please call the Right to Life ofÂżce at 10 22757 .

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Fowlerville Junior High School News Homecoming-- Oct. 16 Picture Retakes-- Oct. 23 Parent-Teacher Conferences Full day of school - 5-7:30pm -Oct. 28 Half day of school -1-4pm, 5-7:30pm - Oct. 29 Fundraiser Pickup (during conf.)- Oct. 29 *** Spirit Days for JH 10/12 Monday--- Twin Day 10/13 Tuesday--- Wear a Travel T-Shirt 10/14 Wednesday--- Hat Day 10/15 Thursday--- Neon Day 10/16 Friday--- Purple/Gold Day *** SPORTS FOR WEEK OF OCT. 12: Mon., 10/12: XC @ St. Johns vs St. Johns, Portland, & Ionia-5:00. NO 6TH GRADE RACES; bus-2:15 VB vs DeWitt-7H, 8A-4:30; bus-3:15 Wed., 10/14: VB vs Williamston-4:30; bus-3:30 7TH & 8TH BOYS’ BASKETBALL & 7/8 CHEER will begin their season on Monday, Oct. 26. Physicals are REQUIRED to try out. Parents of FJH athletes are encouraged to get involved in the athletic boosters. The FAB supports our athletic programs in Grades 7-12. Parents needing a ticket or 2 to sell for the December CAR RAFFLE should contact Mrs. Recker immediately & obtain a ticket or 2 or 3.... ONLY 1500 tickets will be sold w/ 60 different prizes ranging from $25 gift cards to a new car. *** LOST AND FOUND TABLE New this year….we will be emptying the table at the end of every month and clothes will be donated to Salvation Army. Please encourage your student to check the table often for missing items. *** CROSS COUNTRYOn October 5th, the 7th and 8th grade girls came in 2nd place out of 5 teams! Three girls received their personal best times, Azhanae Depa, Emily Hutmacher, and Andie Kozakiewicz. Four girls placed in the top 20 overall! Sara Spalding, Azhanae Depa, Jenna Rigotti, and Parkar Stephens. Congratulations girls! The 7th and 8th grade boys were fantastic too! Two boys had season best records, Tanner Larson and Joey Aeshliman. Bryson Scott came in 2nd place overall, less than 30 seconds out of 1st place! The 6th grade girls demolished their 1 mile personal records! All 5 girls took off over a minute from their best times! Congratulations Carlie Atcheson, Jenna Gill, Reagan Esch, Alli Larson and Annika Scott! The 6th grade boys came in 1st place in their race! The ¿rst, 1st place win of the year for the junior high! All 5 boys placed in the top 10 overall! Jack Shrader came in 1st, Zachary Curd was 4th place, Josh Kilpela 6th place, Haidyn Breeding 7th and Noah Miller came in 9th. Great job boys! *** VOLLEYBALL The 8th Grade Lady Volleyball teams hosted the Eaton Rapids Greyhounds in some intense game play. The B Team played some great volleyball. Being victorious, winning in 3 close games. (21 - 12, 19 - 21 and 15 - 11) leading the team in serve was Abby Kimberlin with 6 points, Lizzy Banko with 4 points and Allison Fitchpatrick with 3 points.leading offensively at the net was Gabby Juopperi. The B Team’s record in now 3 - 1. The A Team played some intense games against the Greyhounds. Beating the Greyhounds (21 - 13, 10 - 21 and 16 - 14.) Hannah Chrzanowski led the team with 17 points. 12 points in the ¿rst game alone to give the Lady Glads a 12-3 run! Kortney Moulton added 7 points, with 5 points to bring the team from behind in the 3rd game to take the win! Offensively at the net were Olivia DuFore, Hannah Chrzanowski and great defense in the back court by Haley Curd, Jayci Clark and Lauren Marquette. The A Team’s record is 3 - 1. Way to go Ladies, very proud of you! On October 5th, the 8th Grade Lady Glads traveled to compete against the Ionia Bulldogs. This was the toughest team we have played this season. The B Team played some good volleyball but fell to the Bulldogs in all three matches (16-21, 17-21 and 15-7) Even though they battled, they came up shy. Allison Fitchpatrick and Mazi Jogensen led the team with 6 points (3 aces) each. There were some good volleys from the offense and defense. The B Teams record is 3-2. The A Team also fell in all three matches against the Bulldogs (13-21, 11-21 and 12-15) Hannah Chrzanowski led the team in served with 9 points (5 aces). Olivia DuFore led with offensive nets with 3 tips. There were some great offensive and defensive digs made by Haley Curd, Celes Perry-Hertzler and Olivia DuFore. The A Teams record is 3-2. The Lady Glads will host the Okemos Chieftans on Wednesday 10-7. We hope to see you there!

SUPPLIES NEEDED We are looking for gently used Legos for a joint project between 8th grade Art & MathLab. If you have any that you’d like to donate please drop them off to the Junior High of¿ce or contact Bobbiesue Adams (adamsb@fowlervilleschools.org) & Marcia Morehead (moreheadm@fowlervilleschools.org). We can provide documentation for tax purposes if needed. *** PARENTS….To leave after school messages please call 223-6204. Messages must be left by 2:00 pm in order for us to deliver before the end of the day. *** IMPORTANT DROP OFF INFORMATION Please remember that students are not allowed to be dropped off or picked up in the JH parking lot by Central Of¿ce from 7:00-7:30 am or 2:00-2:30 pm. This is the route that our buses take to drop students off and pick them up and it is a safety concern with over 800 students riding the buses each day. Please plan accordingly to drop your student off using the circle drive off from Gladiator Way in the morning and after school. Thank you for your help with this issue. *** The Junior High News was accidently left out of last week’s issue of the Fowlerville News & Views. Below are items from that article. *** CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team had their best race of the season on Friday at Uncle Johns Cider Mill! The 7th and 8th Grade Girls showed amazing team work and came in 2nd place out of 13 teams!They earned a big trophy for their efforts! Congratulations Captain Margaret Allen, Sara Spalding, Azhanae Depa, Jenna Rigotti, Parkar Stephens, Franny Updike, Emily Hutmacher, Lilly Copeland, Isabelle Lindberg, Kailyn Hertzler, Katie Pachasa, Ramsey Lukasik, Andie Kozakiewicz and Nissa Legallee! The 7th and 8th grade boys had a great night, too! Bryson Scott came in 4th place in his race, his best of the season! Jordan Devota had a great ¿rst race on the team, Owen Farmer and James Anderson passed a ton of runners and came very close to their PR times! Congratulations to all the boys! The 6th graders ran their ¿rst 2 mile race, and were amazing! Jenna Gill, Alli Larson, and Reagan Esch pushed each other the entire race and sprinted through the ¿nish line with great times. Jack Shrader was the 1st 6th grade boy to cross the ¿nish line, followed by Haidyn Breeding and Noah Miller who were both fantastic! *** VOLLEYBALL On Sept. 29th, the 7th grade volleyball teams traveled to Owosso to face the Trojans in match play. The B team fell to a very tough Trojan team in three games with scores of 1721, 10-21 and 11-15. Gwenna Zanin and Jordan Miller led all servers with 2 points each. Excellent Àoor play was led by Brynn Bertl and Betsy Reighard, while Makenna Maher and Katelyn Wormsbacher led the offense as setters. With the loss the B team falls to 1-2 on the season. The A team faced a tough undefeated Trojan team and pulled out a victory in a three game match with some great offensive attacks, with scores of 21-16, 9-21 and 15-10. Arin Szumlinski led all servers with 10 points including 5 aces and Sydney Feig chipped in for 5 points with 4 aces. Lillian Thomas led the offensive charge as setter with her hitters in the front row. Libby Tennyson recorded the match’s sole kill. Kya Potter and Amber Harmon were excellent on defense. The A team moves to 3-0 on the season.

Smith Elementary School News IMPORTANT DATES: October 14- PTC meeting 3:45 in the Media Center October 23-PTC Popcorn October 26 – The Pizza Box Fundraiser For Smith October 26-30 – Scholastic Book Fair October 30- Halloween Parade (in the afternoon) November 11-9:15am PTC meeting November 12 – Student Picture Re-Take Day 9:00 – 11:00 am November 17-19-Pick up Fundraiser items (times to be announced) November 18 – P/T Conferences 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm November 19- NO SCHOOL for Smith students November 19 – P/T Conferences 9:00 am – Noon & 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm *** Smith Night at The Pizza Box- The Pizza Box, 307 W. Grand River Rd. in the KW Building, is sponsoring a fundraiser for Smith Elementary! The next date is October 26th. Use one of the vouchers (the vouchers are listed on the right side of the yellow Àyer that was sent home in Friday folders, just clip off the section that shows H.T. Smith Elementary and the date that you are making your purchase) or pick one up

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ARTISTS OF THE MONTH Pictured here are Austin Grosshans, Arianne Davis, Kaitlyn Render, and art by Jennifer Oakley. They have all been chosen as the Fowlerville Junior High artists of the month for October. All these students show wonderful creativity, work ethic and attention to detail. Congratulations to these ¿ne student artists!

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Upcoming Programs at the Fowlerville District Library

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*** Costume Bingo: Wednesday, October 21st at 5:30pm Preschool-Adults. Dress up in your Halloween best and join Miss Beth for some silly Bingo fun! All participants leave with a prize. *Seating is limited. Register in-person to attend. Registration is open now. *** Holiday Greetings Craft: Thursday, October 22nd at 7:00pm Adults. Join Cindy, the library’s very own crafting queen, as she leads the class to make a 2-sided holiday greeting block display; one side for Halloween and the other for Christmas. *Register in-person to attend. Registration is open and includes a refundable $5 cash deposit. *** Flu Shot Clinic: Tuesday, October 27th 2-4pm Stay healthy this winter! *et your low-cost Àu shot during

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St. John’s Episcopal Church

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Livingston Centre Historic Society meeting this Tuesday at fair ofÂżce

The Livingston Centre Historic Society will meet at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 2ct. th at the Fowlerville Fair 2f¿ce. This meeting was postponed from the regularly scheduled ¿rst-Thursday-of-the-month date. Primary item on the agenda is discussion of the Fall Fest (held the last Saturday in September , including results of the annual rafÀe and the apple pie contest. :inner of the rafÀe was Phillip 8tter of Fowlerville, who received the hand-crafted queen sized quilt made by local quilter Lonna Foster. The second prize, a chainsaw, was won by Chris Kuehn, also of Fowlerville. The Dremel Tool third prize, donated by Home Depot, was awarded to Bob Malecki of Livonia. The rafÀe was a great success and the committee is grateful for the community support in this effort to bene¿t the historic village. The apple pie contest was won by Fowlerville resident Amanda Cheeseman who entered two varieties of apple pie and won both ¿rst and second place. Drew Prosch-Jensen was awarded third prize. Judges, bakers and spectators enjoyed the competition and the wonderful apple pies. Financial details of the festival will be discussed as will evaluation of the day’s activities; the committee hopes to build on this year’s success. New ideas are always welcome; the meetings are open to any area resident interested in the maintenance of local history preserved at the Livingston Centre Historic Village.

NOTICE TO THOSE WHO OWN CEMETERY GRAVES AT GREENWOOD CEMETERY, FOWLERVILLE MICHIGAN. Cemetery Fall Clean-Up Anyone wishing to keep any wreaths, Àowers, hanging Easkets, arti¿Fial Àowers or solar lights shoXlG haYe them remoYeG prior to 021'A<, 2C72%(5 12, 2015. Items that are left or are in Yiolation will Ee remoYeG Eeginning at 00 a.m. on 021'A<, 2C72%(5 12, 2015. Items approYeG GeForations, etF.

Fan Ee plaFeG at graYes after 1oYemEer 23, 2015. (Spring Clean-up will begin April 1st) A 127IC( anG frienGly reminGer 72 9I//A*( 5(6I'(176 Brush Pick-up is Tuesday, October 13, 2015 as regularly scheduled and Leaf Pick-up will also begin the same week. Please pile leaves between the sidewalk and the curb for leaf vacuuming. The last day for Brush Pick-up is Tuesday, November 10, 2015. Nadia J. Freeman (10-11-15)

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Page 16 – Fowlerville News & Views – Sunday, October 11, 2015 open at 5:30 pm and the Junior High and Soccer gates will open at 6:00 pm. Pre-Sale tickets can be purchased from the HS Athletic of¿ce and also at the main of¿ces at Smith, Kreeger and the Junior High during regular school hours. Tickets will be on sale starting Tuesday, October 13th and end on Thursday, October 15th. Under 5/Over 62 – Free Elementary/Junior High – $3 High School/Adults – $5 Sun & Mon Noon-7pm *** Wed-Sat 9am-5pm PARENTS – It is the goal of the Fowlerville Community Closed Tuesday Schools programs to provide a fun, safe, family environment 211 N. Grand, at all of our athletic events. We would like your assistance Suite 200 Fleas bothering your in supervising your children at the varsity football games cat or dog? Bring them as well as all athletic events on our campus. Because of the size of the crowds and the nature of the event, we can only in for a flea bath at provide general supervision of spectators while they are no extra charge! attending these contests. We are asking parents for assistance in seeing that the 517-292-2215 following things happen at home football games: CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK! facebook.com/sudzpet 1. K-8 students should to be in attendance with an adult who will stay for the game and be responsible for the students’ behavior. 2. Students should not bring balls or other objects that can be thrown in the stadium. This is to eliminate the pickup football games NELSON’S MECHANICAL that are taking place in the spectator areas where injuries Offers: could occur. Footballs or *HQHUDO $XWRPRWLYH 5HSDLU other “airborne” objects will %UDNHV be con¿scated and will be 6XVSHQVLRQ $OLJQPHQWV available for pick up at the (OHFWULFDO Athletic Of¿ce the following 1HZ &DU 0DLQWHQDQFH week. 7LUHV 3. Skateboards, bikes, $6( &HUWLÀHG 7HFKQLFLDQV scooters, etc. are prohibited. 4. Once admitted, there is Hours: Mon.-Fri. no re-entry for students after leaving the event. 7:00am-5:00pm We feel that by implementing these guidelines, we will be providing a safer and more

Fowlerville High School Sports Report By Brian Osborn Fowlerville High School Athletic Director HOMECOMING The 2015 Fowlerville High School Homecoming will be on October 16th against Lakewood High School. The Football game will begin at 7:00 pm, the main gate will

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By Jenna Kingsley Autumn Stowe has thrived throughout her attendance at :eEEerviOOe &ommunit\ SchooOs and has Eene¿ted Irom aOO the schooO has to oIIer Stowe is the daughter oI /\nne and /aurie Stowe and sister to -ordan AshOe\ -essie and 0addison Autumn has Eeen a Sart oI the :eEEerviOOe IamiO\ since third grade ³2ur senior cOass is one Eig IamiO\ and thatœs one thing , Oove aEout Eeing at a smaOO schooO , wiOO miss the great memories we have had with our Eon¿res and cOass get togethers ´ said Stowe Stowe has sta\ed active in Eoth sSorts and e[tra curricuOar activities whiOe in high schooO aOO whiOe maintaining an outstanding *3A She has Eeen invoOved in 1ationaO +onors Societ\ Ior three \ears ))A Ior Iour \ears student counciO Ior Iour \ears and MournaOism Ior two \ears ,n addition she has SarticiSated in sideOine and comSetitive cheer Ior Iour \ears voOOe\EaOO Ior three \ears and tracN and ¿eOd Ior Iour \ears AOO oI these activities have heOSed shaSe her into the Serson she is toda\ ³%eing invoOved in e[tra curricuOar activities has had a tremendous imSact on m\ high schooO career ´ said Stowe ³, made OiIeOong Iriends and Oearned so man\ imSortant sNiOOs that , wiOO taNe with me to Ee successIuO in coOOege ´ Stowe e[ceOs in ever\thing she Suts her mind to and has Eeen successIuO ,n her sSare time she enMo\s singing theatre and taNing Sictures She aOso Ooves to sSend time with Iriends and maNe memories that she wiOO rememEer Iorever ³:hen , ¿rst moved here Autumn made me IeeO weOcome and heOSed me around on m\ ¿rst da\ ´ said IeOOow senior 'estinee &ooN ³She was never Sush\ and aOwa\s wanted to give a heOSing hand ´ Aside Irom aOO oI Stoweœs rigorous activities she is aOso an e[ceOOent student and is among the toS in the senior cOass 2n toS oI her schooO worN she manages to duaO enroOO at /ansing &ommunit\ &oOOege ³Autumn is incrediEO\ Eright hardworNing and Nindhearted so she wiOO succeed in whichever Sath she chooses ´ said Iormer :eEEerviOOe (ngOish teacher .atie 3ingOe ³, Must want Ior her to choose the one that wiOO maNe her the haSSiest ´ AIter graduation Stowe SOans to attend :estern 0ichigan 8niversit\ and stud\ Ss\choOog\ She SOans to Sursue a doctorate in Ss\choOog\ and one da\ asSires to teach at the universit\ OeveO ³0\ advice Ior undercOassmen is to get invoOved in ever\thing \ou can ´ said Stowe ³<ouœre onO\ in high schooO once and itœs more Iun to sa\ ¾rememEer whenœ instead oI ¾, wish , had done thatœ ´ Stowe has made an everOasting imSression at :eEEerviOOe SchooOs and wiOO Ee missed E\ aOO oI her IeOOow cOassmates and undercOassmen ³Autumn is a ver\ driven and Iocused Serson who is never aIraid to do whatœs right ´ said &ooN ³, have had so man\ memories with her that , wiOO never Iorget :e aOwa\s Oaugh when were together and have a great time ´

:eEEerviOOe entered the turI stadium at %attOe &reeN &entraO +igh SchooO on )rida\ 2ct as a Eig underdog against %attOe &reeN St 3hiOiS &athoOic &entraO +igh SchooO St 3hiOiS is ranNed numEer in the Associated 3ress SoOO 7he SSartans de¿niteO\ had their oSSortunities earO\ in the game -aNe Schneider OeaSed uS Ior a huge interceStion to haOt %& St 3hiOiSsœ drive at the \ard Oine :eEEerviOOe droSSed three Sasses on seSarate drives in the ¿rst Tuarter which were SroEaEOe touchdown graEs 7he score aIter one Tuarter was a resSectaEOe %attOe &reeN Oead 7hose missed oSSortunities came EacN to haunt the SSartans in the nd Tuarter as St 3hiOiS reeOed oII unanswered Soints Starting the rd Tuarter with a running cOocN the SSartans were aEOe to controO the EaOO Ior minutes 4wann &rocNett continued to deOiver some great Sasses :eEEerviOOe made it down to the one \ard Oine when numEer 'avid 'owne\ swung his arm Irom Eehind 4wann &rocNett and created a touchEacN situation Ior %attOe &reeN ³,t was ver\ disaSSointing Ior our receivers to droS those touchdown catches esSeciaOO\ since the\ were catches the\ routineO\ maNe´ stated &oach -oeO (mmons ³7o SOa\ a team that athOetic and miss oSSortunities to score OiNe the IumEOe at the goaO Oine and droSSed Sasses NiOOs \our chance to comSete against a toS team in the state´ %attOe &reeN St 3hiOiS Sunched in one more touchdown in the second haOI 7he ¿naO score was Ior a SSartan road Ooss /ance &hrisinsNe had receStions Ior \ards and tacNOes on deIense 3arNet 7ennant graEEed catches Ior \ards and Oed the team in tacNOes with 4wann &rocNett ¿nished with \ards Sassing *avin (isOe chiSSed in with tacNOes on deIense :eEEerviOOe more than OiNeO\ needs to win two out oI the ne[t three games to TuaOiI\ Ior the state SOa\oIIs with ver\ worth\ oSSonents ahead with St 3ats and 0orrice

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WEBBERVILLE SCHOOLS DISTRICT NEWS

Buy a Brick Campaign - Webberville Community Schools is sponsoring a “Buy a Brickâ€? campaign to aid with the construction of the new concessions/bathroom/locker-room building. All brick pavers purchased will be delivered to Webberville Community Schools and will be incorporated into the walkway of the new concession building. You can put your name on a brick or buy a brick in memory of a family member, or to celebrate your favorite Spartan! There are two sizes available: Option # 1 - 4x8 brick with 1-3 lines of text (18 spaces per line) - $100 each or Option # 2 - 8x8 brick with 1-6 lines of text (18 spaces per line) - $250 each. Please contact Jennifer Lycos at 517-712-1115 or Heather StifĂ€er at 517-404-3247 with any Tuestions. Order forms are available in the district ofÂżce or on the homepage of the district website. ***

Parent Teacher Conferences – Conferences for all grades will be held on Wednesday, October 21 and Thursday, October 22 from 4:00PM-7:00PM on both days. *** No School – There will be no school on Friday, October 23.

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Elementary Book Fair - Webberville Elementary Library will be hosting its annual Book Fair in October. The Book Fair coincides with Parent/Teacher Conferences and will be open for shopping in the Elementary Library on Wed 10/21 and Thurs 10/22 from 3:30-7pm. Come on in and ¿nd great new books for your student(s) and his/her classroom. We will have classroom wish lists available and the students will have a chance to preview the Book Fair during the day. We are also happy to offer an Online Book Fair which will run from Friday 10/16 through Thursday 11/5 and can be accessed at the following site: http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/webberville All the pro¿ts from Book Fair help to purchase items for the Elementary Library and classroom libraries. If you are interested in volunteering at the Book Fair – setting up, helping students ¿nd great books or packing up – please contact Melinda Fair¿eld at mfair¿eld#webbervilleschools. org. *** Need Shoes or Boots? – Is your child in need of new shoes or boots? Mrs. Davis is the Old Newsboys Coordinator for Webberville Schools. Stop in the elementary of¿ce to pick

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SYNOPSIS IOSCO TOWNSHIP BOARD REGULAR MEETING MINUTES September 17th, 2015 Supervisor Miller called the meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance at 8:00 PM. Treasurer Michaud, Clerk Delmerico and Trustees DeGroot & Parker present. Motion to approve the Agenda, with additions. There was no response to the 1st Call to the Public. Motion to adopt the Township Board Minutes of August 20th, 2015. Heard the Treasurer’s report. Motion to pay $66,511.22 in Township bills. This amount includes $36,894.94 to the Livingston Co. Road Commission for work on Township roads, and $1,899.62 for fencing and $1,500.00 for excavating the Township park. There was no Fowlerville Fire Authority report available for this month. Heard the Planning Commission’s report. Motion to approve the Special Use request for the erection of the Verizon cell tower alongside Weller Rd.; subject to the following conditions: 1. That the lighting for the installation be activated by a motion detection system; and 2. That the vehicles use the south end of Weller road, where it runs north from Wasson Road, during the construction phase of the project. There was no report available from the Zoning Administrator this month. Motion to accept the proposal from Stantec to develop the township park for a price not to exceed $15,000. Motion authorizing an additional $600.00 for the purchase of the Township’s new secure mail box. There was no response to the 2nd Call to The Public. Motion to Adjourn at 8:42 PM. Respectfully Submitted by Dan Delmerico, Township Clerk (10-11-15)

Webberville Boho Stackable Bangles (Age 12 & up) Learn to make a stylish bracelet with zip-ties, fabric scraps, beads and wire (while supplies last). Oct. 13 ‡ 3:15 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Family Storytime (Ages up to 6) Engaging stories, songs, and activities to help children build early literacy skills. Oct. 14 ‡ 11:15 a.m.–12 p.m. Drop-in LEGOŽ Club (Age 4 & up) Imaginative play helps develop skills used for reading. Oct. 15 ‡ 3:15 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Introduction to Zentangle Drawing the Zentangle way begins by mindfully making patterns with pen on paper, and ends with deliberate strokes to form delightful patterns. Presented by local artist Jane Reiter. Oct. 22 ‡ 6:30 p.m.–7:45 p.m. *** WILLIAMSTON Tadpole Storytime at I5 (Held off-site) We’ll have a different topic and activity each month. Today’s topic: Energy. Oct. 11, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Drop-in LEGOŽ Club (Age 4 & up) Kids love getting creative with our Lego collection, and imaginative play helps develop skills used for reading. Oct. 13 ‡ 4:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Skype, Google Hangouts & Facetime Discover these different video chatting services, how to use them, and how to sign up for an account. Oct. 15 ‡ 6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. *Carve Mini-Pumpkins (Ages 10–17) Join us as we give surprise faces to cute pumpkins of various sizes. Oct. 22 ‡ 4:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.

up an application. If you have any questions, please call Mrs. Davis at 521-3071 ext: 200 *** WJAA Basketball Registration is now Open- Registration is now open for girls and boys in 3rd – 6th grade. Please go to WJAAsports.net to register; the deadline is Tuesday, October 27. A parent meeting will be held on Thursday, October 29 to complete the registration process and pay registration fees. Practices will be 2 times per week starting in November with games beginning in December. Games will primarily be played on Saturdays with a few Sunday afternoons. Contact Jen Lycos (boys basketball) at 517-712-1115 or Kelly Hull (girls basketball) at 517-652-5528 with any questions.

WEBBERVILLE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL

Athletic Boosters Meeting - The Athletic Boosters need your support! They are currently recruiting new members to keep the group active and supporting our student-athletes. Please join them for their meeting on Wednesday, October 7 at 6:30PM in the Spartan Center community room.

Woman’s Advance Club of Webberville By Betty Dodge The Woman’s Advanced Club met on September 21st at 1:30 p.m. at the lovely home of Sallie Brodie, it was a beautiful autumn day and Âżlled with warm sunshine inside and out. Dessert was an apple plus other ingredients cake and a delicious recipe used by her family. President Nancy Webb welcomed everyone back, including 1 guest and former member Marilyn Roll Vogt. Roll call: included the person’s most treasured gift. Most were thankful for good health, faith, God, parents, spouses, siblings, children, and friends. Others were pleased with their Âżrst diamond ring, goblets handed down from family, a very old locket, photos of ancestors, and one very lucky lady said “the gift to play the piano by ear.â€? The executive committee passed out the new books for 2015 and 2016. The dates, times, programs and hostess are as follows. October 19 at 1:30 p.m. Program and hostess will be Jill Moon on her trip to France. November 9 at 12:30 p.m. Program and hostess will be Lynn Reed on her trip to the Netherlands. December 14 at 12:00 p.m. Program and hostess will be Kathy Ward, it will be a Christmas potluck. Members are to share their favorite Nativity set or if too large a photo of it. January and February 2016, there will be no meetings. March 21 at 2 p.m. We will travel to Marsh Pointe and put on a Sing-A-Long for the residents. Cleo Chase will play the piano. Hostesses for the event will be Marge Lawson, Kathy Ward, and Nancy Webb.

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Janet Hines Eva Elizabeth Ryan Eva Elizabeth Ryan of Williamston was born on June 14, 1927 in Woodhull Township, Michigan, to Lloyd Eberly and Amy (Fuller) Eberly. She passed away at home on October 4, 2015 in Williamston, Michigan at the age of 88. Eva graduated from Williamston High School Class of 1946. She married Raymond L. Ryan on December 5, 1945. Eva worked for many years as a cook at Lambda Chi fraternity at MSU. She was later employed as a Switchboard Operator at the Michigan Education Special Services Assn. (MESSA) from which she retired. Nothing was more special to Eva than her family, and crafting with her great grandchildren ¿lled her with joy and pride. She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond L. Ryan and her beloved son, Randy N. Ryan, her parents, and brother, Zeke Eberly. Surviving are her daughter, Sandra Lee (Keith) Kingsbury of Oakley, Michigan and son Raymond L. (Annie) Ryan of Webberville Michigan, four grandchildren, Keith (Lisa) Kingsbury of Laingsburg Michigan, Kelly (Walter) Wilson of Oakley Michigan, Courtney (Bob) Pierce of Webberville Michigan, Bradley (Melissa Brooks) Ryan of Webberville, Michigan, thirteen great-grandchildren, sister Sandra Padgham of Tecumseh, Michigan and many special nieces and nephews. The family received friends on Thursday, October 8, 2015 from 2-4pm and 6-8pm at Gorsline Runciman Williamston Chapel, 205 E. Middle St. A memorial service took place Saturday November 7, 2015 at 11:00am at Gorsline Runciman Williamston Chapel. The family reTuests in lieu of Àowers that memorial donations be made in Eva’s honor to: Webberville Community Schools in c/o The Spartan Center, 309 E. Grand River, Webberville, Michigan 48892. The family is being served by Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Williamston Chapel.

The Salvation Army of Livingston County seeking bell ringers

The traditional sound of bells ringing at The Livingston County Salvation Army Red Kettles are as much a part of the holiday season as snow on Christ-mas, midnight church services, and presents under the tree. The Salvation Army Red Kettle season is one of The Salvation Army’s largest fundraising events that bring in almost a third of the Livingston County Corps annual budget. Money raised during the campaign helps the Army serve over 7,000 persons in need each year in Livingston County through a wide array of programs including mentoring and education for kids, shelter for the homeless, energy assistance for the elderly and food for the hungry. However as many know, it takes an army to make that happen. With the 2015 Christmas goal set at $378,000 The Salvation Army of Livingston County is getting a jump on the season by opening up the bell ringing website, RegistertoRing.com, on October 9. Individuals, organizations, families, and corporations will be able to schedule a date in advance and plan the rest of their holiday season around bell ringing! “Traditionally the website is not open for individuals and organization to sign up until after November 1, however, to meet our goal we will need to ill all of our kettle sites this year,� said April Dertian, Development Director. “By opening our site early, we are encouraging organizations, businesses, families and individuals to save a date, in hopes to ill all sites and ring loudly all season long� In addition to volunteer bell ringers The Salvation

Janet Hines, of Gregory, MI, age 42, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her family on September 30, 2015. She was born in Howell, Michigan on March 26, 1973, the daughter of John H. and Rebekah M. (Wagner) Rhodes. On May 7, 1994 she married Brandan Hines, and he survives. Janet loved people and had a wonderful sense of humor. She was always smiling and was an amateur ventriloquist. She was a real champion as she battled ovarian cancer for many years. Her slogan was ÂłNo one Âżghts alone.´ Most of all she was a wonderful wife and loving mother, daughter, and sister. In addition to her husband, she is survived by three children: Zac, John and Lydia; parents: John and Becky Rhodes, inlaws: Dan and Andrea Hines; maternal grandfather: Floyd Wagner; a brother: Jim (Jenny) Rhodes: and a sister-in-law: Maria Usher; also many nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her brother, John Rhodes, Jr. Visitation will be held at the Calvary Baptist Church in Webberville on Friday, October 16, 2015 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 11:00 a.m. at the Calvary Baptist Church. Private burial will take place at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to the Ovarian Cancer organization of one’s choice or to an Educational Fund for Lydia. Arrangements by Caskey-Mitchell Funeral Home, Stockbridge.

Wailand ‘Pete’ Whitehead Wailand ‘Pete’ Whitehead, age 87, of Fowlerville passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2015 following an extended illness. He was born March 17, 1928 in Webberville, the son of Hyland and Dorothy (Richmond) Whitehead. Pete spent his entire life in the Fowlerville and Webberville areas and worked as a gardener for the former Hav-A-Look Gardens in Fowlerville. He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Wanda Smith; a brother, Bill Whitehead, and a cousin, George Whitehead. Visitation will be Wednesday, October 14, 2015, beginning at 9:30a.m. with the funeral service following at 11:00a.m. at the Herrmann Funeral Home-Niblack Chapel in Fowlerville. The burial will follow at Alchin Cemetery. (517-223-8656) pjherrmannfuneralhome.com

Army of Livingston County also enlists individuals as paid ringers. “We use paid ringers to ill the kettle sites that are unmanned by volunteers,� said Major Prezza Morrison. “Paid individuals keep the bells ringing and kettles manned during times that would otherwise be unmanned and kettles that are unmanned bring in little to no funds. Additionally, we are able to help individuals in need earn some extra income for the holidays. It’s a win, win all the way around.� Anyone interested in volunteering to bell ring may sign up online, www.RegistertoRing.com, beginning October 9, 2015. Organizations wishing to take an entire day of bell ringing at one or several locations should contact Liz Welch directly at extension 347. Individuals interested in becoming a paid bell ringer may apply at The Salvation Army Corps of ice, MondayFriday, 9:00am-12pm& 1:00pm - 4:00pm, beginning Monday, October 5, 2015. Paid ringers will begin ringing on November 6th with various shifts through December. Applicants are encouraged to apply before October 16 as the approval process may takes several weeks. Donations accepted via mail The Salvation Army P.O. Box 647 Howell, MI 48844 visit our website for more informationwww.salvationarmylivingston.org

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Fowlerville varsity wins third JaPe oI season on last seFond Âżeld goal

Pro football fans have grown accustomed to a team marchLng down the ¿eld Ln the closLng seconds of the game and then, with only a couple of ticks left on the clock, booting a game winning ¿eld goal %ut itœs a rare scenario in high school ball )owlervilleœs varsity team and their kicker, %ailey (dwards, however, did Must that on )riday, 2ct , in the league game at :illiamston :ith time e[piring and the score knotted at , the *ladiator offense lined up for a yard ¿eld goal try :hen the ball sailed through the uprights, )owlerville had won its third game of the season 7hose three victories are the most for a varsity team since :hile (dwards²who also plays on the *ladiator soccer team²got the winning points and also kicked four e[tra points, quarterback Nick Semke was the offensive sparkplug involved in the other four *ladiator touchdowns either on runs or passes 7he +ornets drew ¿rst blood with -ake :estphal scoring on a one yard run early in the second period 7he )owlerville defense, though, blocked the e[tra point try $ minute later Semke broke loose for a yard run (dwards then put the *lads ahead with his point after kick

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Williamston, which has beaten Fowlerville in the past seven contests, looked like they might add another win to the streak when they scored two more touchdowns in the second quarter Wil .ube 0ele got the Âżrst one on a one yard run and Westphal hit Frankie 7oomey on an yard pass for the other 7' 0ontana 5eagan ran for a two point conversion after the Âżrst touchdown, but the P$7 kick was Âľno goodÂś after the second one 7hat second 7' by the +ornets came with a little over a minute to play in the second stan]a With a lead, it appeared Williamston had the momentum going into the locker room %ut Fowlerville had other ideas 7aking the kick off, the *ladiator offense got downÂżeld in a hurry and with seconds left Semke hit -osh Nabo]ny on a yard 7' toss (dwards P$7 made it Fowlerville regained the lead in the third period when Semke culminated the drive with a seven yard scoring run (dwards once again converted the point after kick, putting the tally at (arly in the fourth quarter the +ornet defense looked like it might have saved the day when 5egan intercepted a Semke pass, intended for Nabozny, and ran the pigskin into the end zone Westphal then put his team ahead with a successful two point conversion run Fowlerville was not to be denied, though 7he offense tied the game at the mark when Semke ran the ball in from four yards out and (dwards got his fourth P$7 7he *ladiators then held Williamston, regained possession, and moved the ball close enough for (dwards to make his Âżeld goal 7he two &$$& White 'ivision rivals were nearly even on total offense Fowlerville gained yards on plays, while the +ornets had yards on possessions Semke completed passes on attempts for passing yards Westphal, meanwhile, connected on of throws for yards, with -oey (lenbaas adding yards to that +ornet total with two successful passes 2n the ground Fowlerville rushed for yards on carries with Semke getting of them and $le[ %rownlee Williamston gained yards on carries .ube 0ele had of those yards, 5eagan , and -ared $rnett 5eed Wilmot led the Fowlerville receivers with catches for yards, Nabozny grabbed passes for yards, and $dam -olliff caught one for yards For Williamston, %lair -ohnson made catches for yards, %rett Sturgis one for yards, and Frankie 7oomey for yards /eading tacklers for the *lads were Semke and $very Slade with each, -arod 0iller with , and 7revor %rock with Fowlerville traveled to Ionia this past Friday (past the newspaper deadline and host /akewood this Friday, 2ct for its +omecoming game 7hey Âżnish the season the following week at home against /ansing Waverly 7he *lads, after their game with Williamston, were overall and in the league

Fowlerville Fire Department Report $t a m , 7hursday, September th, personnel responded to a medical emergency on S *rand $ve in the 9illage 7he department was dispatched to assist (0S on /inden Street in the 9illage at p m , Friday, September th Saturday, September th, at p m ÂżreÂżghters were called to investigate a &O detector activation in a residence on (agle 5idge in +andy 7ownship $ medical emergency on 'utton 5oad in Iosco 7ownship was reported at p m 7he department responded to a medical emergency on 0aMestic %lvd in +andy 7ownship Personnel assisted at a medical emergency on $ddison &ircle in the 9illage at p m , Sunday, September th, with a second medical emergency being on *arden /ane in the 9illage at p m 0onday, September th, at p m a medical emergency on &hase /ake 5oad in &onway 7ownship was reported FireÂżghters were dispatched to standby at a natural gas leak on &olleen 'rive in +andy 7ownship at a m , 7uesday, September th $t p m the department was called to a Âżre alarm activation on +ibbard Street in the 9illage $t p m , Wednesday, September th, ÂżreÂżghters responded to a medical emergency on Sargent 5oad in +andy 7ownship

Immanuel Lutheran Church holding Harvest Dinner on Oct. 24

Immanuel /utheran &hurch is holding its annual +arvest 'inner on Oct from to p m Suggested 'onation: $dults &hildren ( Âą years &hildren under years Free +ome cooked Served buffet style Savory and delicious Proceeds to support local church work and &hristian missions Immanuel (vangelical-/utheran &hurch is located at Oak *rove 5oad, +owell ( Âą 7he menu includes 5oast 7urkey and 'ressing, 0ashed Potatoes and *ravy, *reen %eans, Winter Squash, &ranberry Sauce, 5oll and butter, 'essert, and %everage

Student of the Week-Emma Roedel

By Ashley Towe &ongratulations to senior (mma 5oedel for receiving Student of the Week for Fowlerville +igh School (mma has two sisters, 2livia, who is a freshman at *rand 9alley and *race, who is a freshman at Fowlerville +igh School +er dad, Wayne 5oedel, is the superintendent for Fowlerville &ommunity Schools and her mom, /isa 5oedel, is a principal at %ath (lementary School (mma is currently employed as a sales associate at 2ld Navy (mmaœs current schedule is Spanish , Nutrition, $P World +istory, $stronomy, $P /it and &omp, and <earbook Spanish is her favorite class because of the rich culture behind the language 0rs Placido, who teaches Spanish , is her favorite teacher because she respects her students and pays attention to our needs while adding humor (mma has a love for school spirit and wishes that Fowlerville students would participate more in school activities and having more spirit One of the things that she loves about Fowlerville is how close knit the community is (mma spends her time after school running for the cross country team in the fall and running track and ¿eld in the spring season (mma is also involved in student council and is co-president of class council She loves her community and will miss playing sports for the *ladiators With it being her senior year, (mma looks forward to spending her last months in Fowlerville with her close friends and family +er plans for ne[t fall include moving to Ohio and attending Wittenberg 8niversity (mmaœs goal is to run track for the 7igers and maMoring in biology $fter college, she plans to become an obstetrician gynecologist (mma feels so proud that she was nominated for Student of the Week and is happy to be recognized for her hard work and dedication in the classroom and on the track +er advice to underclassmen is, ³7o really pay attention to your *P$ and work hard in your classes because it pays off in the end ´ &ongratulations to (mma 5oedel and with your senior year

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Now Only

24924 mo.**

$

$

28,735*

OR 36 Month Lease Only

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

$

24906 mo.**

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

SAVE OVER $14,000*

2015 DODGE JOURNEY RT

Billet silver, leather, 7 pass. seating, heated seats, heated steering wheel, navigation and back up camera group, power everything, loaded. Stk. #D68641 WAS $33,485

Now Only

23,970*

2015 DODGE CHARGER SXT AWD

Bright white, cloth seats, rallye appearance group, 8 spd. auto., 3.6 V6, p/w, p/l, p/mirrors, keyless entry, alum. wheels, loaded. Stk. #D66913

$

OR 27 Month Lease Only

22937 mo.**

$

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

WAS $35,185

Now Only

$

26,672*

OR 36 Month Lease Only

20990 mo.**

$

2015 RAM 1500 CREW CAB 4X4 OUTDOORSMAN

Bright white, prem. 40/20/40 split bench seat, heated seats, heated steering wheel, remote start, 8 spd. auto., 5.7 Hemi V8, trailer brake control, p/everything, rear camera and park assist, trailer tow, much more. Stk. #R45771 WAS $45,460

Now Only

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

$

30,821*

OR 36 Month Lease Only

22609 mo.**

$

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

2015 CHRYSLER 300S

Granite crystal, leather seats, 8 spd. auto., 3.6 V6, p/w, p/l, p/ mirrors, p/seat, 20” alum. wheels, remote start, loaded. Stk. #C28725 WAS $36,065

Now Only

$

26,383*

OR 36 Month Lease Only

$

19962 mo.**

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year

2016 CHRYSLER 200S

Vivid blue, cloth w/leather trimmed bucket seats, heated seats, heated steering wheel, remote start, 9 spd. auto., p/w, p/l, p/mirrors, much more. Stk. #C26105 WAS $27,235

Now Only

20,518*

$

OR 36 Month Lease Only

$

209

38

2015 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING

Brilliant black, 7 pass. seating w/Stow & Go, heated seats, heated steering wheel, p/sliding doors, p/liftgate, rear DVD entertainment system, back up camera, loaded. Stk. #C52083 WAS $33,255

mo.**

With $1,999 due at signing 10,000 miles/year

Now Only

24,817*

$

OR 27 Month Lease Only

26465

$

mo.**

With $1,999 due at signing • 10,000 miles/year *Plus tax, title, DOC & CVR fees, and destination. Must provide valid Chrysler employee control number. Must qualify for financing through Chrysler Capital to receive Chrysler Capital Bonus Cash on qualifying models. Must qualify for Returning Lease Loyalty Retail Bonus Cash. **27 or 36 month closed end lease, 10,000 miles per year with approved Tier 1 credit through Chrysler Capital or Ally. $1999 due at signing including first payment, plate transfer, title and DOC fee and CVR fee. Must provide valid Chrysler employee control number. All payments plus 6% use tax. All rebates to dealer. See dealer for details.

www.DickScott.com

Dick Scott

MOTOR MALL

I-96 and Fowlerville Road, Exit 129 • 3030 Fowlerville Road

1-877-467-4201

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