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GOP sweeps Clinton Co. seats 52 percent of county voters cast ballots in election By TOM THELEN
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DeWITT — A national trend of voters favoring Republican Party candidates in the Nov. 2 election was also seen locally. Republican candidates won races in for local seats in the Michigan Senate and House of Representatives. Also, GOP candidates won all three contested seats on the Clinton County Board of Commissioners. In District 4, Republican incumbent Jack Enderle defeated Democratic challenger George Vernon with Enderle receiving 67 percent of the votes, according to unofficial results posted by the Clinton County Clerk’s office. The District 6 seat will change hands after Republican challenger Jamie Clover Adams received more votes than Democratic incumbent Eileen Heideman. Adams received 55 percent of the votes cast. In District 7, Republican incumbent Adam Stacey retained his seat after a challenge from Democratic candidate Marie Howe. Stacey received 59 percent of the votes. In the state legislative races, Republican incumbent Paul Opsommer easily withstood a challenge from Democrat Travis Lacelle to represent the 93rd District. Opsom-
mer received over 70 percent of the votes cast in Clinton County and overall. In the 85th District, which includes Bath and Victor townships, Republican Ben Glardon was selected over Democrat Pamela Drake. Glardon received 57 percent of the votes cast in Clinton County and 67 percent of the total votes cast in the race. In the race for the 33rd District seat in the Michigan Senate, Republican Judy Emmons received 64 percent of the overall votes cast to earn the seat over Democrat James Hoisington and Libertarian Joshua Lillie. In other statewide races, area voters also selected Rick Snyder and Brian Calley for governor and lieutenant governor, Ruth Johnson for secretary of state, and Bill Schuette for attorney general. Mike Rogers also received a majority of the local votes in the race to represent the 8th District in the U.S. House of Representatives. One local ballot proposal was also decided. A proposal to revise the DeWitt City Charter was defeated by a 2-to-1 margin. The current city charter requires that the question be placed before voters every 16 years. Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land estimated total voter turnout in the state at approximately 45 percent. The turnout for Clinton County was approximately 52 percent. Locally, voter turnout average approximately 50 percent. Precinct 2 in the City of DeWitt had a voter turnout of 61.9 percent, which was the second highest in the county. Westphalia Township had the highest county turnout at 63.7 percent.
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DeWitt royalty Luke Pabst and Betsie Hundt were crowned as the 2010 DeWitt High School homecoming king and queen during the halftime of DeWitt’s Oct. 8 home football game.
ST. JOHNS — Dozens of local government officials who gathered in a conference room in St. Johns to talk about cooperation agreed on one thing: There are plenty of ways they could benefit by pooling resources and working across jurisdictional boundaries.
But how far it will all go remains to be seen. About three dozen elected officials from around the county attended the county’s first-ever regionalism summit at the Clinton County RESA Conference Center on Oct. 28. “I’d say there was a good crosssection of jurisdictions there,” said Troy Feltman, the superintendent in Bath Township. “Geographically, they
represented pretty much the whole county.” The meeting was hosted by Bath and DeWitt townships and the city of St. Johns. Officials from those three communities will survey the participants to further define what areas are ripe for collaboration. “We’ll ask some probing questions, See Meeting/page 3
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Church offers study program for women
First Baptist Church in DeWitt is offering the Beth Moore study, “Daniel: Lives of Integrity, Words of Prophecy” for women, beginning Sunday, Nov. 7, at 9:45 a.m. Child care is provided as is children’s Sunday school class. Plus there are other Bible study Life groups meeting at 9:45 a.m. “Daniel” workbooks will cost $7.50. The First Baptist Church is located at the corner of DeWitt and Cutler Roads, one mile north of downtown DeWitt.
Bath Days committee to meet on Nov. 9
Bath Days Festival is having the annual meeting to elect board members for the year. The meeting is on Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. at Jo’s Diner, 13631 Main St., Bath. Anyone interested in becoming more involved with the festival is encouraged. Any questions please call Jennifer at 517-712-8942.
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Happy losers Simply the Best Nutrition recently named the winners of its latest “Biggest Loser” contest. Tamara VanAlstine finished first with a with a total loss of 28.6 pounds (11.55 percent) and 31.5 inches. Lynn Dekam was second with a total loss of 22.2 pounds (9.51 percent) and 20.25 inches. Jeneva Cary finished third and lost a total of 20.8 pounds (7.43 percent) and 19.5 inches. Fourth place went to Scheryl McLeod, who was also the Biggest Inch Loser at 18 inches. The total weight loss from the class was: 92.2 pounds in 12 weeks. on Nov. 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 668-3169 between 10:30 a.m. to the Bath American Legion Post 412, 1 p.m. 5480 Clark Road. For more information, contact Theresa Micheaux at SJ Big Boy offers breakfast (517) 256-3361. for veterans Nov. 11
DHS yearbook staff accepting senior ads
The DeWitt yearbook staff is reminding all seniors and parents to purchase senior ads for the yearbook. Prices range from $85 to $185 for any budget. Orders are being accepted until Nov. 23. Interested parents or seniors may send a picture as well as a layout of their ad by emailing the yearbook staff at dewittyear book2011@yahoo.com. Photos and ads may also be dropped off at Mr. American Legion schedules Croley’s room, number 420 inside craft show for Nov. 13 DeWitt High School. For more information, contact Bath American Legion Auxiliary holds its 12th annual fall craft show Mr. Croley’s classroom at (517) Wacousta-DeWitt Masonic Lodge #359 hosts their monthly fundraiser fish fry on the second Friday of each month. Serving time is from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the corner of Wacousta Road and Herbison Road. This is an all-you-can-eat dinner served family style. Take-outs are available. The lodge holds fish fries every second Friday from October to May.
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north of St. Johns. A variety of vendors will be attending, including Lia Sophia, Mary Kay, Pampered Chef, and Tupperware. Food, beverages and massages will be available. A prize raffle will also be held. Proceeds go toward the Capitol Area Mothers of Multiples Club. For more information, contact Celena Thelen at (989) 593-3107 or Jill Thelen at (989) 593-2108.
The St. Johns Big Boy will be honoring area veterans with a free breakfast on Veteran’s Day. From 7 to 11 a.m., on Thursday, Nov. 11, any veteran can stop by the Big Boy to enjoy a trip to the breakfast buffet - compliments of David Bath Band Boosters to Hunt, owner of the Big Boy Restaumeet on Nov. 9 rant in St. Johns. The St. Johns Big Boy is located The Bath Band Boosters hold at 1408 S. U.S. 27. For further infor- monthly meetings on the second mation, call (989) 224-6828. Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m.in the Bath Middle School band room. The next meeting is schedGirls Night Out event uled for Tuesday, Nov. 9. set for Nov. 19 Meetings typically last one hour. A Girls Night Out event will be Anyone interested in the Bath held Friday, Nov. 19, from 6 to 10 Schools band program is welcome p.m. at the Emerald Golf Course to attend.
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as well,” Feltman said. “We want to make sure we understand where the true interests lie. And we’ll ask people to step to the plate and form teams to start working on
communities are cooperating and ccnsolidating, Skidmore said. But political and practical issues can hamper that process, he said. The only successful merger of municipalities in Michigan happened in the Upper Peninsula in 1999, he said. Local government leaders should start small, be patient and think for the long term when they talk about consolidation, he suggested. Local officials broke into groups of five or six and came up with dozens of areas where working together would help, including assessing, purchasing, planning and health and property liability insurhousehold, proof of address, as well as in- ance.. come information. Please call for an appointment at (989) 224-6702 Applications will be accepted until Dec. 3. Residents of southern Clinton County — Clark Road and south, which includes Bath, Lansing, East Lansing, and DeWitt Township — may apply at the Salvation Army. Please call (517) 853-0427 for more information. these high-priority items.” Mark Skidmore, a professor and Morris Chair of state and local government finances and policy at Michigan State University, led the 90-minute discussion With revenues flat or declining, more
Applications for holiday assistance being accepted ST. JOHNS — Capital Area Community Services will be accepting applications for low-income families and individuals for the up coming Christmas season. Residents of northern Clinton County (St. Johns, city limits of DeWitt) may begin applying now. Applicants are asked to supply birth dates, Social Security numbers for everyone in their
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Feltman said the survey should help define areas where there is interest for collaborating so that communities with the same needs or interests can work together. “I think we need to find something relatively easy to tackle,” he said. “There may be some low-hanging fruit out there that we could easily take on. It’s a process of building relationships.” DeWitt Township Manager Rod Taylor said Clinton County has been a leader in inter-governmental cooperation. The summit is another example of how elected offiials are willing to work together. “We’re trying to keep the momentum and find those areas where opportunities exist,” he said.
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CCEA names new president/CEO ST. JOHNS — The Clinton County Economic Alliance (CCEA) announces the selection of Brian Coughlin to be the next president and CEO of the organization. Coughlin will replace John Czarnecki, who is retiring at the end of this year after leading the CCEA for the last three years. Coughlin will start his new position on Jan. 3, 2011. “As our first CEO, John has done a great job of establishing the CCEA and ensuring its success in the years to come,” said Chris Thelen, chair of the CCEA executive board. “We think Bri-
an will help us maintain and build on the momentum we formed this group late in 2007.” Coughlin brings a wealth of economic development experience, most recently as executive director of the Erie County Economic Development Corporation in Sandusky, Ohio. Prior to that, he was the director of economic development for Butler County, Ohio. During his time there, 12,000 new jobs were created and $3 billion of investment was made in the county. “I am very pleased to have been
named to this position,” said Coughlin. “I think Clinton County is on the threshold of the next level of growth and investment because it is a great place to do business.” “Brian brings a wealth of experience in executive level positions in economic development, public relations and governmental affairs both in the private and public sector,” said Thelen. “Over the next few weeks we will be working on ensuring we have a smooth transition.” — From Clinton County Economic Alliance
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Election shows the changing tide in Michigan “There is a tide in the affairs of men, “Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune … “On such a full sea are we now afloat, “And we must take the current when it serves, “Or lose our ventures.” William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar *** The bard nailed it. Nothing is ever certain. Failure is always possible. But to hang back from seizing the opportunity when the tide is flowing would be the worst possible thing. To me, that’s the message of this Michigan election. It was not about angry voters sending a rebuke to Washington. Or attack ads about sending jobs to China. Or a snarling, narcissistic partisanship that boasts that it will never compromise…ever. This election was about Michigan and Michigan’s future. In an important sense, it was a referendum on the last decade, when our politics were broken and our policies stuck in gridlock while our state suffered the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. Rick Snyder’s big win sets up the possibility that those damaged days might be coming to an end and that we may be entering into a time of sane reform and progress. From the very beginning of his campaign, Snyder had a clear understanding of the working majority he wanted to assemble: Republicans, to be sure, but common-sense Main Street variety, not hard right-wingers. He wanted to include independents, the largest political group in Michigan, who have grown increasingly uncomfortable and frustrated by a hyper-partisan political culture that doesn’t get anything done. Plus even moderate Democrats, who bailed out on Andy Dillon in the primary, couldn’t stomach the idea of the other GOP contenders, and hoped that Rick Snyder might be able to be broad consensus, Bill Milliken-style governor. So our big hope for a Snyder Administration is that it will call forth a constellation of the capable, a coalition inter-
ested in reforming the residue of the past in order to make a transformed Michigan of the future. Maybe we won’t have politics as usual. Phil Power And maybe, just maybe, the voters will have spoken loudly enough that the politicians will realize that old style, rigid partisan games are simply not acceptable for a state in the fix we’re in. None of this will be easy. Our state is in a real mess. The new governor will have just 65 days after he takes office to propose a General Fund budget that is estimated to be at least $1.6 billion in the red. Nor can he appoint a vast cadre of like-minded people: There are only 136 unclassified “political” appointments a new governor can make, and only a little over half can be made immediately. This tiny group will have to lead and inspire 53,000 uneasy state employees, of which 38,000 are union members. Lansing is filled with countless single-interest groups. They contribute the bulk of the money for legislative candidates, and they are organized mostly to protect the status quo, not work for change. Public employee unions, in particular, have in the past been a strong barrier to reform. Snyder will face a new legislature that is less experienced than any in history, thanks to term limits. For example, of the 38 members of the state senate, 29 will be new to the job. The few returning veterans have been there only four years at most The majority Republican caucus in the Senate, in particular, is very conservative; many members regard Snyder with narrowed eyes as a RINO (“Republican In Name Only.”) Like President Obama, Snyder may come to rue his party’s control of both houses of the legislature. Even though likely House Speaker James “Jase” Bolger (R-Marshall) is well regarded as a consensus-builder, it’s not clear what or who will protect the new governor from some of the wilder
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State Board of Education Total: Eileen Weiser (R) - 1,489,972, Richard Zeile (R) - 1,379,775, Elizabeth Bauer (D) - 1,362,895, Lupe Montigny (D) 1,143,224, Latham Redding (Grn) - 41,087, Mary Wood (Grn) - 78,837, Karen Adams (UST) - 95,942, Ronald Monroe (UST) 63,086, Dick Gach (Lib) - 56,160, Bill Hall (Lib) - 76,196, Stacy Kohmescher (NLP) 32,239 Clinton County: Weiser - 15,234, Zeile - 14,172, Bauer - 9,946, Montigny - 7,823, Redding - 317, Wood - 699, Adams - 758, Monroe - 536, Gach - 483, Hall - 662, Kohmescher - 296 City of DeWitt: Weiser - 1,010, Zeile 937, Bauer - 696, Montigny - 542, Redding - 26, Wood - 54, Adams - 37, Monroe - 26, Gach - 34, Hall - 43, Kohmescher - 13 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Weiser - 201, Zeile - 186, Bauer - 245, Montigny 212, Redding - 0, Wood - 8 Adams - 5, Monroe - 5, Gach - 3, Hall - 11, Kohmescher - 5 DeWitt Twp.: Weiser - 2,845, Zeile - 2,637, Bauer - 2,091, Montigny - 1,570, Redding 52, Wood - 110, Adams - 137, Monroe - 99, Gach - 101, Hall - 128, Kohmescher - 65 Bath Twp.: Weiser - 1,782, Zeile - 1,625, Bauer - 1,571, Montigny - 1,395, Redding 45, Wood - 105, Adams - 82, Monroe - 54, Gach - 74, Hall - 94, Kohmescher - 29 Olive Twp.: Weiser - 618, Zeile - 559, Bauer - 398, Montigny - 300, Redding - 9, Wood - 34, Adams - 29, Monroe - 20, Gach - 19, Hall - 30, Kohmescher - 10 Riley Twp.: Weiser - 489, Zeile - 458, Bauer - 270, Montigny - 203, Redding - 8, Wood - 16, Adams - 31, Monroe - 25, Gach - 18, Hall - 27, Kohmescher - 9 Victor Twp.: Weiser - 739, Zeile - 686, Bauer - 546, Montigny - 525, Redding - 26, Wood - 56, Adams - 54, Monroe - 29, Gach - 25, Hall - 35, Kohmescher - 18 Watertown Twp.: Weiser - 1,171, Zeile - 1,071, Bauer - 798, Montigny - 572, Redding - 28, Wood - 53, Adams - 57, Monroe 40, Gach - 44, Hall - 58, Kohmescher - 23
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8th District U.S. House Total: Mike Rogers (R) - 157,148, Lance Enderle (D) - 84,294, Bhagwan Dashairya (Lib) - 3,890 Clinton County: Rogers - 18,665, Enderle - 8,696, Dashairya - 377 City of DeWitt: Rogers - 1,241, Enderle 631, Dashairya - 26 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Rogers - 229, Enderle - 237, Dashairya - 9 DeWitt Twp.: Rogers - 3,434, Enderle 1,809, Dashairya - 63 Bath Twp.: Rogers - 2,182, Enderle 1,431, Dashairya - 44 Olive Twp.: Rogers - 754, Enderle - 340, Dashairya - 14 Riley Twp.: Rogers - 604, Enderle - 254, Dashairya - 19 Victor Twp.: Rogers - 928, Enderle - 486, Dashairya - 30 Watertown Twp.: Rogers - 1,431, Enderle - 670, Dashairya - 23
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Below are unofďŹ cial results from the City of DeWitt: Opsommer - 1,323, Nov. 2 general election from local munici- Lacelle - 553 palities. City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Opsommer - 221, Lacelle - 195 Ballot proposals DeWitt Twp.: Opsommer - 3,536, Lacelle City of DeWitt charter revision: - 1,691 Olive Twp.: Opsommer - 733, Lacelle Yes - 525, No - 1,181 349 Proposal 10-1 Riley Twp.: Opsommer - 602, Lacelle Statewide: Yes - 985,433, No - 1,965,044 Clinton County: Yes - 7,099, No - 18,854 258 Watertown Twp.: Opsommer - 1,442, City of DeWitt: Yes - 503, No - 1,290 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Yes - Lacelle - 427 33rd Senate District 164, No - 287 Total: Judy Emmons (R) - 50,774, James DeWitt Twp.: Yes - 1,590, No - 3,456 Hoisington (D) - 25,469, Joshua Lillie (Lib) Bath Twp.: Yes - 1,011, No - 2,332 - 2,429 Olive Twp.: Yes - 241, No - 768 Clinton County: Emmons - 16,781, HoisRiley Twp.: Yes - 202, No - 651 ington - 9,369, Lillie - 769 Victor Twp.: Yes - 378, No - 969 City of DeWitt: Emmons - 1,126, HoisWatertown Twp.: Yes - 516, No - 1,482 ington - 674, Lillie - 39 Proposal 10-2 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: EmStatewide: Yes - 2,276,449, No - 762,314 Clinton County: Yes - 19,824, No - 6,645 mons - 208, Hoisington - 241, Lillie - 8 DeWitt Twp.: Emmons - 3,082, HoisingCity of DeWitt: Yes - 1,360, No - 462 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Yes - ton - 1,918, Lillie - 156 Bath Twp.: Emmons - 1,919, Hoisington 340, No - 123 - 1,551, Lillie - 103 DeWitt Twp.: Yes - 4,001, No - 1,154 Olive Twp.: Emmons - 674, Hoisington Bath Twp.: Yes - 2,503, No - 892 378, Lillie - 29 Olive Twp.: Yes - 762, No - 261 Riley Twp.: Emmons - 537, Hoisington Riley Twp.: Yes - 654, No - 207 266, Lillie - 30 Victor Twp.: Yes - 1,019, No - 351 Victor Twp.: Emmons - 854, Hoisington Watertown Twp.: Yes - 1,593, No - 527 - 510, Lillie - 46 County races Watertown Twp.: Emmons - 1,286, Hoisington - 736, Lillie - 55 County Commissioner District 4 Governor Total: Jack Enderle (R) - 2,971, George Total: Rick Snyder (R) - 1,880,108, Virg Vernon - 1,450 Olive Twp.: Enderle - 697, Vernon - 369 Bernero (D) - 1,289,807, Harley MikkelRiley Twp.: Enderle - 606, Vernon - 229 son (Grn) - 20,762, Stacey Mathia (UST) Watertown Twp.: Enderle - 1,310, Ver- 20,885, Ken Proctor (Lib) - 22,433 Clinton County: Snyder - 18,424, Bernenon - 728 ro - 9,238, Mikkelson - 164, Mathia - 140, County Commissioner District 6 Total: Jamie Clover Adams (R) - 2,317, Proctor - 162 City of DeWitt: Snyder - 1,259, Bernero Eileen Heideman - 1,879 DeWitt Twp.: Adams - 1,510, Heideman - 636, Mikkelson - 13, Mathia - 9, Proctor 6 - 1,093 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: SnyBath Twp.: Adams - 599, Heideman der - 244, Bernero - 233, Mikkelson - 2, 531 City of East Lansing Precinct 17: Ad- Mathia - 0, Proctor - 3 DeWitt Twp.: Snyder - 3,431, Bernero ams - 208, Heideman - 255 1,849, Mikkelson - 26, Mathia - 20, Proctor County Commissioner District 7 Total: Adam Stacey (R) - 2,285, Marie - 36 Bath Twp.: Snyder - 2,196, Bernero Howe - 1,589 Bath Twp.: Stacey - 1,403, Howe - 1,050 1,439, Mikkelson - 28, Mathia - 14, Proctor - 29 Victor Twp.: Stacey - 882, Howe - 539 Olive Twp.: Snyder - 748, Bernero - 359, State races Mikkelson - 5, Mathia - 4, Proctor - 4 Riley Twp.: Snyder - 591, Bernero - 285, 85th House District Total: Ben Glardon (R) - 22,363, Pamela Mikkelson - 6, Mathia - 5, Proctor - 6 Victor Twp.: Snyder - 901, Bernero Drake (D) - 10,764 Clinton County: Glardon - 3,529, Drake 536, Mikkelson - 10, Mathia - 10, Proctor 9 - 2,653 Watertown Twp.: Snyder - 1,429, BerneCity of East Lansing Precinct 17: Glarro 704, Mikkelson - 11, Mathia - 7, Procdon - 6, Drake - 31 Bath Twp: Glardon - 1,896, Drake - tor - 15 Secretary of State 1,677 Total: Ruth Johnson (R) - 1,612,834, Victor Twp: Glardon - 858, Drake - 556 Jocelyn Benson (D) - 1,437,403, John La 93rd House District Total: Paul Opsommer (R) - 22,287, Tra- Pietra (Grn) - 30,610, Robert Gale (UST) 41,872, Scotty Boman (Lib) - 58,213 vis Lacelle (D) - 9,471 Clinton County: Johnson - 16,400, BenClinton County: Opsommer - 14,877, son - 10,106, La Pietra - 215, Gale - 330, BoLacelle - 6,215
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Construction zone crash injures two iff’s deputy responded to the retail fraud complaint about 12:30 p.m. Oct. 26 at the Family Dollar, township police reports said. DeWITT TWP. — Two people were taken to a hospital Based on information from a witness at the store, the after an Oct. 29 crash in a construction zone on I-69. officers found the woman at the Bell Motel. Township police said a 66-year-old Saranac woman The suspect, 44, was highly intoxicated, the reports failed to notice a lane closure and swerved into the other said. She was arrested for retail fraud and also had an outlane before rear-ending a vehicle stopped in traffic. standing warrant out of Charlotte, police said. The second driver, a 45-year-old Potterville woman, also suffered injuries. Both women were taken to Sparrow Hos- Drunken driver arrested pital with unspecified injuries. A 27-year-old DeWitt man was arrested for drunken driving after another motorist called police to report an erWoman caught stealing food ratic driver. A Charlotte woman was taken to the Clinton County The caller followed the suspect’s vehicle until it pulled Jail after stealing a canned ham and some chili from a store into a driveway on Webb Road, where a township officer on U.S. 27. arrived to speak with him. Two township police officers and a Clinton County SherThe suspect was taken to the Clinton County Jail.
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DeWITT — The DeWitt High School marching band finished in third place with a score of 75.36 at the Huron Valley Marching Band Invitational in White Lake on Oct. 30. That finish qualified the group to compete at the State Marching Band Finals on Saturday, Nov. 6, at Ford Field in Detroit. DeWitt’s combined Michigan Competing Band Association scores for the marching season seeded the 135-member band into fourth place in the state. This season’s show is entitled “The Four Freedoms.” This piece is a musical inter-
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pretation of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1941 State of the Union Address to the United States Congress. The show featured solos by Chelsea Farrell on tenor saxophone and Katie Beck on trumpet. Field commanders are Ruthanne Havilchek, Zachary Trago and Karla Billingsley. Color guard captain is Carly Leppala. Directors Mike Norman and Chris Pike are proud of the band’s accomplishments and state that the band has exceeded their goals for the season. — From the DeWitt Band Boosters
Bath Market moves indoors BATH — While most farmers markets have closed for the year, beginning Nov. 4 the popular Bath Farmers Market will continue to offer a wide range of local foods through the winter months every Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Bath Community Center. The Community Center is located at 5959 Park Lake Road, just east of Webster Road.
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Providing a superior diet will extend a pet’s life Nearly every day I am asked about the correlation between what a pet eats and their life expectancy. Without hesitation I reply with the age old adage, “You are what you eat!” This is especially true for pets. Both wild and domestic animals have a calorie counter in their brain. It says, “Eat to meet your metabolic needs, then stop!” (Mine doesn’t work!). If you are a wild animal and are overweight you will not be fleet of foot, hence you’re someone’s lunch. Even though they have an unlimited food
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Why do they need calories? Three reasons come to mind, to grow, to stay warm, and for physical activity. Adult animals are not growing. During the summer, very few, if any, calories are used to stay warm. Their only physical activity involves getting a drink of water and finding a cool place to rest. When it comes to feeding the family members who ambulate on four legs, we have a multitude of choices. The advancements made in pet nutrition are phenomenal! The daily nutrient requirements for both dogs and cats have
been clearly identified. Pets have the not so good fortune of having people intercede on their behalf. Everyone knows we should eat three (or more) meals a day. Forget about the fact that adults, unless they are exercising, are burning just about zero calories. We certainly need to drink plenty of water but the need for calories is next to nothing. How does all of this impact how we feed our pets? Those living the longest are consuming a diet that meets and does not exceed their energy needs. The best pet foods
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Clinton Co. food distribution event on Nov. 11
ST. JOHNS — The Clinton County Open Food Distribution Project distributes food Clinton County families in need on the second Thursday of each month at the Bath Community Center, 5959 Park Lake Road in Bath. The next distribution date is Thursday, Nov. 11. Registration for distribution takes place from 8:30 to 9 a.m. at the site. Distribution begins around 10 a.m. and continues for approximately one hour. Participants are asked to bring their own boxes, bags, containers, wheeled carts or wagons.
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Hoping to run into him again, Holly bakes cookies in return for his kindness. Holly is taking care of her nephew Gabe while his father is in Afghanistan, and the two go window shopping at Finley’s. The only thing Gabe wants for Christmas is the robot. Holly’s boss, Lindy Lee, doesn’t appreciate the sacrifices Holly is making with Gabe. She is late for work now and again, so Lee withholds Holly’s Christmas bo-
nus check. Without it, Holly can’t afford the robot. Jake puts one aside, hoping for a miracle that will allow Holly to pay for the toy. Fortunately for all, Mrs. Miracle is just what her name implies. She does a wonderful job with the children and parents who come into the store along with a little matchmaking on the side. Jake and his father avoid Christmas and all the festivities that surround the holiday, as Jake’s mom and
sister were killed on Christmas Eve 20 years earlier. With school coming to a close for Christmas beak, Holly makes arrangements for Gabe to stay with a neighbor. When he doesn’t arrive, Holly panics. It turns out Gabe took a bus to the store to play with the robot. Holly is ready to summon the police when Jake calls. Gabe is sure Santa won’t be delivering the toy because he worried Holly so much. But when Christmas rolls
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“Call Me Mrs. Miracle” by Debbie Macomber, is a delightful holiday story that will warm your heart. Emily Merkle, aka Mrs. Miracle, is working in the toy department of Finley’s, a family owned store in New York City. Jake Finley is the manager of the toy department and takes a huge risk by ordering 500 very expensive toy robots. His father and owner of the store, is quite angry with his decision, sure that the store will
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DeWITT — Information is now available for Battle of Thursday, Nov. 18 the Books in the Children’s Room of the library. Battle • Cooking with Norm at 6:30 p.m. November’s demonof the Books is a competition to promote and encourage the sport of reading. With the help of an adult coach, stu- stration will be “Plymouth Rocks.” Sign up is required. dents in the fourth grade and fifth grade form teams, read Friday, Nov. 19 books from the appropriate grade list, and participate in • Introduction to Facebook at 2 p.m. Interested in learna quiz-bowl style battle. Below is a listing of upcoming events at the DeWitt ing more about this social media? This class will take you through the basics of Facebook. Space is limited and sign District Library. up is required.
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• Booked for Dessert at 7 p.m. Join Helen Davis for a • Reading is Dog Gone Fun! at 4:30 p.m. Children can book talk. She’ll discuss just enough about the books she’s been reading to help you decide if you want to check-it out. sign-up to read to aloud to Talone, a registered therapy
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Car-deer accidents on the rise within the county By SUE LOUNDS
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ST. JOHNS — Car-deer crashes topped the list of events needing the attention of Clinton County Sheriff’s deputies the week of Oct. 25 to Oct. 31. Officers responded to 58 car-deer crashes during the week, up from 43 the previous week. Deputies answered 669 calls for service from Oct. 25-31. Assault and battery and family disputes accounted for three of the calls. Three larcenies, two cases of fraud, three incidents of malicious destruction of property and one medical examiner investigation took place during the week. There were 11 DNR/ hunting complaints and four civil neighbor complaints. Deputies followed up on 17 investigations. Traffic concerns again occupied much of the officers’ time. There were 16 traffic crashes in addition to the cardeer crashes. Deputies cited four individuals for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and 12 for driving while license suspended. In all, there were 286 traffic contacts. Following are some of the incidents that required a response from Sheriff’s deputies: Monday, Oct. 25 Deputies assisted Mercy Ambulance and Clinton Area Rescue on a medical call on Shepardsville Road in Victor Twp. Deputies investigated a larceny complaint on South DeWitt Road in Bingham Twp. Deputies investigated a one-vehicle traffic crash with injury on Round Lake Road in Victor Twp. Deputies responded to the area of Round Lake Road in Olive Twp. on a reported felonious assault involving a shotgun being pointed from a motor vehicle. Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Dewitt Twp. Police Department. Deputy conducted traffic stop on M-21 Bengal Twp, Teenage female was cited for
driving without a valid license. A deputy conducted a traffic stop on I-96 Watertown Twp. A male from Texas was arrested for driving while license suspended. Tuesday, Oct. 26 Deputies investigated a three-vehicle traffic crash with property damage on US-127 in Greenbush Twp. Deputies investigated a larceny complaint on North Forest Hill Road in Essex Twp. Complainant reported his bow had been stolen from the back of his truck while parked inside his garage. Deputies investigated a two-vehicle traffic crash on West Grand River Hwy in Eagle Twp. Deputies conducted a traffic stop on Whittemore Street in the City of St. Johns for an equipment violation and cited the 27-year-old driver from St. Johns for a driver’s license violation. Wednesday, Oct. 27 Deputies investigated a one-vehicle traffic crash with injury on North Forest Hill Road in Essex Twp. Deputies assisted the De-
Witt Twp. Police Department on a retail fraud complaint at the Family Dollar. The suspect fled that location on foot, was apprehended at a nearby moteland lodged at the Clinton County Jail. Deputies assisted the DeWitt Twp. Police Department on the report of domestic violence on West Clark Rodd. Thursday, Oct. 28 Deputies responded to a residential alarm on South Lowell Road in Watertown Twp. Deputies investigated a fraudulent activity complaint on West Marshall Road in Greenbush Twp. Complainant reported receiving a telephone call from an unknown subject pretending to be his injured grandson and requesting money be sent by Western Union to an out of state location. Deputies assisted the Clare County Sheriff’s Department Detective Bureau with follow-up on suspects related to several breaking and entering occurring in northern Michigan. Friday, Oct. 29 Deputies assisted the De-
Witt Twp. Police Department on a two-vehicle traffic crash on Business 127 and Webb Road. Deputies investigated a one-vehicle traffic crash on Colony Road in Duplain Twp. Deputies conducted several home inspections of registered sex oOffenders through out the county to verify addresses. Deputies were on the lookout for a possible intoxicated driver on Round Lake Road in DeWitt Twp. The vehicle was spotted and the driver was arrested for operating while intoxicated. Saturday, Oct. 30 Deputies investigated a one-vehicle traffic crash with injury on Chandler Road in Bingham Twp. The 18-year-old driver sustained serious injury as a result of the crash, and was transported by helicopter to Sparrow Hospital. Deputies investigated a welfare check on East Round Lake Road in Victor Twp. Deputies assisted the DeWitt Twp. Police Department on a possible breaking and
entering in progress at a residence on Wellman Road. Deputies investigated a larceny of prescription medication from a residence on Colorado Way in Eagle Twp. Deputies investigated two 911 hang up calls from the rest area on US-127 in Olive Twp. Deputies conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for a speeding violation on US-127 in Olive Twp. and arrested the 25-year-old driver from Louisiana for driving on a suspended license. Deputies responded to a one-vehicle rollover traffic crash on Eaton Hwy in Watertown Twp. Witnesses reported seeing two subjects flee on foot from the scene. The vehicle was later determined to have been stolen from Eaton County. The incident remains under investigation. A deputy attempted to stop a vehicle for suspicion of the driver being intoxicated on South BR-127 in St Johns. The driver sped off and after a short pursuit the vehicle crashed on Taft and DeWitt roads. The driv-
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DeWitt volleyball took time to honor its seniors before the Oct. 28 match against Ionia. The Panthers beat the Bulldogs in three games to give DeWitt a 10-0 league record. Seniors honored were (from left) Morgan Rajala, Hannah Acre, Lauren Harris, Kailyn Wegenke, Kelly McGiveron, head coach Christine Drayton, Allison Griffiths and Kait VanderMaas.
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LANSING — The DeWitt volleyball team bested Sexton in four games to win the first round of district playoffs Nov. 2. The Panthers, with the league title in hand, are going for their third straight district crown. DeWitt beat the Big Reds 25-10 and 25-11 before Sexton took advantage of Panther errors to win the third game 25-23. DeWitt bounced back to beat the Big Reds 25-8 in the fourth game and seal the win. Allison Griffiths had 15 kills and a block. Kait VanderMaas had 45 assists. Cassie Bell had five aces, 12 digs and a block. Kailyn Wegenke had 12 digs. Kelly McGiveron, Lauren Harris and Hannah Acre each had a block. DeWitt faced Lansing Catholic in the second round of playoffs Nov. 4. The district final was Nov. 6. The winner advances to regional competition at Jackson Lumen Christi Nov. 9 against the winner of the Linden district. DeWitt wrapped up the regular season Oct. 28, sending off seven seniors with a three-game win over Ionia. The Panthers finished the season 10-0 in the CAAC Gold. DeWitt beat the Bulldogs 25-16, 25-6 and 25-17. Acre had three aces. Bell had 14 digs. VanderMaas had 27 assists. Griffiths had 12 kills and seven blocks. DeWitt’s has a 33-8-1 record. — From Steve McGiveron
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DeWitt soccer edged 1-0 in regional final By BILL McLEOD
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MIDDLEVILLE — DeWitt soccer came up short in its bid for a Division 2 regional crown, losing to Holland 1-0 in a shootout Oct. 30. Holland outscored DeWitt 4-3 in the shootout after battling through 80 scoreless minutes of regulation and two 10-minute overtime periods. Most of the game was played near midfield with each defense stepping up to make the stop whenever an opponent neared its goal. “We didn’t get much offense today because our players got marked really tight with two or three (defensive) players around them,” DeWitt coach Jamal Mubarakeh said. “I am proud of my kids, they did everything they could do.” Holland (18-4-3) has surpassed all expectations in post-season play, beating Hudsonville Unity Christian 2-0 in the first round of districts. Unity was the top-ranked D-2 school in the state. DeWitt was ranked third in the state. The Dutch next face Grand Rapids Northview in the state semifinal Nov. 3 at Big Rapids. Northview is another top-five ranked team. Key to Holland’s success has been its defense, which has not allowed a goal in district or regional competitions. DeWitt managed only a few solid shots on goal. But the Panther defense also held the Dutch at bay throughout the game. In the
seven saves recorded by DeWitt goalkeeper Nick Iacobellis, only two came with power. “They’re midfielder was much bigger and stronger than ours,” Mubarakeh said. “They controlled the midfield and they controlled the battle.” Mubarakeh said the artificial turf at Middleville was different to play on than the grass the Panthers have played on all season long. “They (Holland) have home field turf, so they are used to it for a long time,” he said. “It was hard for us to know where the ball was going to go, the timing of it. It’s a faster game on turf.” Holland coach Greg Ceithaml said they were able to play their type of game against DeWitt. It was Holland’s first ever regional title. The Dutch have made it to the regional finals four times. “We have a great deal of momentum and confidence going right now,” he said. “I can’t wait to get to practice on Monday.” The Panthers ended the season with a Gold Division title, the CAAC Cup trophy and a district crown. Panther seniors Tyler Sherman and Esteban Russell each broke the school record for goals scored. Iacobellis set a school record for most shutouts. “This team played awesome soccer,” Mubarakeh said about the season. “In the soccer world everybody understands that somebody’s going to win and somebody’s going to lose.”
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DeWitt’s Jordan Johnson (left) and Alec Puffenberger celebrate after their teammate Collin Rennaker intercepted an East Lansing pass late in the fourth quarter, stopping a Trojan drive. The Panthers beat East Lansing 27-23 in the first round of district playoffs.
EAST LANSING — Swarmed by fans after he led DeWitt to a comeback victory over East Lansing, senior quarterback Caleb Higbie looked over the chaotic scene and let out a big smile. “That was awesome,” he said when a teammate embraced him. Higbie rushed for 181 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winning 50-yard score with 4:49 remaining to give DeWitt a 27-23 victory in a Division 3 district opener Oct. 29. His calm demeanor during the postgame celebration was typical of the Panthers’ senior quarterback, who never seems to get rattled on or off the field. “He’s been tremendous for us all year long, and he was great again tonight and the key to our offense,” DeWitt coach Rob Zimmerman said. In addition to his outstanding rushing performance, Higbie also completed five passes, one of which was a 10-yard touchdown strike to his brother, Jacob, midway through the third quarter to give the Panthers a 21-14 lead. But senior quarterback Tyler Tucker and the Trojans would not go away quietly. With East Lansing’s talented junior receiver Efe Scott-Emuakpor knocked out of the game with a re-aggravated shoulder injury, Tucker turned to senior wideouts Devlin Bell and Cody Crawford for offense. Bell had a game-high eight receptions for 92 yards, while Crawford added six catches, including an 11-yard touchdown reception with 12:32 remaining in the game.
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DHS swimmers dunk Ionia By BILL McLEOD bmcleod@lsj.com
IONIA — The DeWitt swim team split first-place finishes with league rival Ionia, each winning six events. However, the Panther swept the top three spots in three individual events to beat the Bulldogs 118-66 Oct. 29. The win gives the Panthers a 4-1 record in the CAAC Gold/White Division. DeWitt had first, second and third place finishes in the 200-freestyle, the 200-individual medley and the 100-backstroke. Placements for the Panthers were: 200 medley relay - Jessica Reid, Hannah Schroeder, Anna Whiteman and Kayla Travis, first (2:00.88); Emily Gustafson, Clara Brennan, Gabrielle Roy and Jacqueline Seguin, third (2:17.33). Exhibition: Marissa Hoffman, Delaney Toms, Holly Elliott and Danielle Stieve (2:21.71). 200 freestyle - Hannah Poulson, first (2:20.31); Schroeder, second (2:25.32); Ryann Gustafson, third (2:26.34). 200 individual medley - Rosalie Yockey, first (2:30.17); Kimble, second (2:35.42); Brennan, third (2:44.22). 50 freestyle - Whiteman and Travis, tied for second
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(27.28); Laura Bridgford, fifth (28.28). Exhibition: Morgan Larson (34.72); Heidi Miller (35.04); Kily Buta (43.88). Diving - Megan DeChatelets, second (133.30); Roy, third (113.35); Toms, fourth (112.20). 100 butterfly - Bridgford, second (1:16.75); Holly Elliott, third (1:30.42); Sarah Rick, fourth (1:33.56). 100 freestyle - Reid, first (1:00.90); Kimble, second (1:02.17); Whiteman, fourth (1:06.21). Exhibition: Stieve (1:06.56); Seguin (1:06.63); Buta (1:41.42). 500 freestyle - Poulson, second (6:15.13); Allison Fedewa, third (6:56.16); Elliott (7:06.81). 200 freestyle relay - Travis, Yockey, Bridgford and Kimble, second (1:50.51); Roy, Seguin, Stieve and Poulson, third (1:59.12). Exhibition: Fedewa, Reid, Rick and Miller (2:16.67). 100 backstroke - Reid, first (1:09.98); Hoffman, second (1:14.26); E. Gustafson, third (1:18.68). 100 breaststroke - Schroeder, first (1:14.73); R. Gustafson, third (1:23.20); Reid, fourth (1:26.29). 400 freestyle relay - Yockey, Kimble, Bridgford and Whiteman, second (4:04.27); Poulson, Seguin, Reid and Schroeder, third (4:46.20). Exhibition: Larson Becca Plantz, Jamie Kracko and Buta (5:30.36).
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because of what had happened in the past, but this was a huge win for us,” Zimmerman said. “Our kids held together and believed in themselves, and made big plays when we needed them to at the end of the game.” Tucker completed 22 passes for 157 yards and three touchdowns, while senior running back Spencer Treadwell added 121 yards on the ground for the Trojans. “That was a heck of a football game. I can’t fault the effort, DeWitt just made the plays when they had to and deserved to win,” Feraco said. DeWitt advances to play Mason in a district final Nov. 5. The winner advances to play the winner of Battle Creek-Harper Creek/Adrian in regional competition. Scores and schedule updates are available at the Lansing State Journal web site at lsj.com or on the Michigan High School Athletic Association’s web site at mhsaa.com.
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Lady Bee spikers win first-ever conference crown By BILL McLEOD bmcleod@lsj.com
BATH — The Lady Bee volleyball team went undefeated in the CMAC tournament, earning Bath its first-ever league title Oct. 30. “The girls were ecstatic,” Bath coach Kristen McIntyre said. “Volleyball didn’t really get started until the late ‘70s, but still that’s a long time to have never won a league title.” The Bees were undefeated in league play going into the tournament. Pewamo-Westphalia, with an 8-1 league record, was the only team that could have threatened Bath for the league title. The Bees had beaten P-W the week before, giving the Pirates their only league loss of the season. But the showdown between Bath and P-W never materialized with the Pirates losing to Fowler in the first round of bracket play and then falling again to the Eagles in the consolation round. Bath started the tournament with a 25-19, 26-24 win over Potterville. Bath next beat Portland St. Patrick 25-15, 25-11 to advance to the semifinal where they bested Dansville 25-18, 26-24. Bath defeated Potterville 25-11, 19-25, 15-10 to win the tournament and take sole possession of the league title. Bath senior Kate Garrity had eight aces and 45 kills. Marie Micheaux, another senior had 86 assists and 33 digs. Sophomore Nicole Wahrer and senior Emily Bleech each had five blocks. Dansville finished second in the league. Potterville and Pewamo-Westphalia tied for third. Laingsburg was fifth; Fowler, sixth; Saranac, seventh; Fulton, eighth; Portland st. Patrick, ninth and Carson City-Crystal, 10th. Bath started districts with a four-game win over Potterville Nov. 2. The Bees lost the opener 25-21 then bounced back to beat the Vikings 25-21, 25-21 and 25-14. Micheaux had 34 assists, 17 digs and two aces. Bailey Brown had two aces. Garrity had three blocks and 17 kills. Wahrer had three blocks.
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Bath volleyball went undefeated in the CMAC tournament to win the league title, the first in the school’s history. Team members include (front, left to right) Bailey Brown, Lauren Margraves, Lizzy Satterlee, McKaylah Adams, Victoria Peck, Paige Bachelor; (back row) Nicole Wahrer, Morgan Wilson, Miranda Owens, Kate Garrity, Marie Micheaux, Emily Bleech, Coach Kristen McIntyre. “Right now we feel we have a good chance to be successful at districts,” McIntyre said. The Bees played Laingsburg in the second round of districts Nov. 4. The district final was held Nov. 6. The winner of the district advances to play regionals at Bellevue, fac-
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CARSON CITY — DeWitt girls cross country team finished sixth at Division 2 regionals Oct. 30 at the Fish Creek Sportsmen’s Club in Carson City. The DeWitt boys finished sixth. The Panthers advance three runners to the state finals. Kayla Hanses, with a third-place finish, and Emily Murdoch’s 12th place finish qualified to represent the Lady Panthers at states. Josh D’Haene finished 13th and will represent the Panther boys at the state meet. The top three teams and the top 15 individual finishers qualified for the state meet held at the Michigan International Speedway near Brooklyn Nov. 6. Ionia won the D-2 girls competition
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with 68 points. East Lansing was second (73); St. Johns, third (91); Williamston, fourth (107); Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg, fifth (111); DeWitt, sixth (118). There were 15 teams and 100 female runners at the regional. Thornapple Kellogg’s Allyson Winchester took first place with a time of 18:21. Hanses crossed the finish line of the 5K race with a time of 19:29. Murdoch was 12th (19:49); Jessica D’Haene, 22nd (20:36); Lauren Rademacher, 35th (21:16); Kaila Black, 46th (21:47); Jessica Grost, 47th (21:49); Claire Pabst, 62nd (22:29). Ionia boys took first place with 24 points. Haslett was second (68); East Lansing, third (74); St. Johns, fourth (143). DeWitt finished ninth with 241 points. There were 15 teams with 105 male runners. Robbie Glew of East Lansing took first place with a time of 16:03. Josh D’Haene was 13th with a time of 16:56. Nate Kimble, 29th (17:44); Patrick Donovan, 62nd (18:52); Phillip McCauley, 66th (18:57); Joe Wojciechowski, 71st (19:06); Kegan McKinnon, 75th (19:09); Tyler Ellsworth, 77th (19:12).
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BICHON FRISE PUPS - AKC Family raised, health guar., hypoallergenic, Vet checked & already trained. $550. 989-640-2766 BICHON PUPS AKC Hypoallergenic, nonshedding. Family oriented. Shots. Vet chkd. $500. 989-463-4686.
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LOST DOG White Miniature Schnauzer. With harness & tags. Please call 517-627-4968.
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BORDER COLLIE PUPPIES GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES PITBULL CHOCOLATE LAB SNOWBLOWER - YARD Ma- WASHER & DRYER SET ExAdorable, black & white. MIX 7 wks old, 1 female, 7 english cream & red, OFA chine, 10hp, elec. start. 24" cellent cond. $225. Call Must see! $250. Credit males, mostly blk w/some ,vet checked, shots, health clearing. Good condition. 517-505-0045. cards ok. 616-308-1515. white. 517-391-4938. guaranteed, champion pa$250. 517-694-7023 rents, very well socialized. 989-865-6408 BOSTON TERRIER PITBULL PUPS 8 wks old, 2 www.windmerekennels.com 3 yr old, black & white, boys $50. 4 girls $75. Call 15lbs. $250. 616-899-2664 517-402-8873 / 202-2164. GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPTOSHIBA LAPTOP SATEL PIES AKC/OFA, 1st shots, PUGGLE PUPPIES 100% SEASONED BOSTON TERRIERS LITE with CD/DVD, Winwormed, vet checked, 7 wks old, 1st shots & HARDWOOD Gorgeous! $300. dows XP, Centrio Duo, ready 11/22. Males $500, wormed, small & loveable. 4’x8’x16’’ $65 face cord. PUGGLES Adorable! loaded with software, antifemales $550. 989-725-9793 $250. 989-427-3205. Free delivery. 4 face cord $250. 517-202-4163. virus subscription, $225; 10 face cord $500. webcam; WiFi $195 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP- PUPPIES Shih-Tzus, 1 fe517-663-1006 (517)393-8164 BOXER PUPPIES PIES AKC, Vet checked,1st male, $300 & 2 males, AKC reg. Ready Nov. 3rd. shots & wormed, parents $200. Pom-a-Poo female, A1 ALL ASH, OAK & Maple Shots, etc. $600. Call 517on site. 989-236-5320. $300. 989-261-4581. Delivered. $60/per face 565-3630. cord. Premium seasoned KITTENS10 WKS. SHIH TZU PUPPIES wood. 517-525-5510. BOXER PUPPIES PUREBRED $10/each. To good homes. $325-$350. Born 9/3, ready to go. Vet MAGNAVOX 1967, SOLID Call for interview, Lansing: www.weaverspets.com checked, tails & dews. askstate stereo console 517-706-1685, after 1p.m. 517-589-5844 A1 ALL DRY Se a s on e d ing $450. 517-321-6562 w/turntable. Seldom used. Hardwood. Same day de8’x3’1"x3’. Best offer. livery. $70 per face cord KITTIES; RESCUED ALL STANDARD POODLE STUD 517-381-0000 BOXERS AKC REGISTERED delivered. 517-819-2832. ages, www.trinityacres$500. Retired golden repuppies, 4 fawn females. rescue. petfinder.com; intriever $200. Breeding $350. Call 517-702-9573. cludes neuter/basic med. golden retriever female. FIREWOOD $45- $135. (517)410-0074 $700. All AKC. 517-802-8540 ACKERSON Seasoned hardwood, $60 CHIHUAHUA PUPPY per face cord, delivered. akc, 1st shots & wormed, LAB PUPS AKC/CH YORKIE POO PUPPIES 517-281-9383. beautiful girl, $250. Call bloodlines, Dam & stud hip 9 wks., 1st shots, wormed. A AMISH LOG HEAD 517-740-6533 & elbow OFA & eyes CERF. Little dolls! $400. BOARD AND Queen Pillow APPLE, MAPLE, OAK seasDews, 1st shots, wormed, 989-427-3205 Top Mattress Set. Brand oned, split $60.00 per face chipped. 1 dk. yellow male, new-never used, sell all for CHIHUAHUA PUPPY UTD on cord delivered. 517-321$550 & 1 dk. yellow female $275. 989-923-1278. shots, 1 female, $100. St. 4994. $650. 517-231-1812. MM Johns area. 989-307-2444.
ESTATE SALE Nov. 5-6-7, 13- AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CHIHUAHUA PUPS 9 wks 14, 9am-5pm. 529 Chilson, PUPPIES AKC Parents on old. Ready to go. $200. Call Lansing. Everything must site, $300. 616-891-1058. (517)455-6852. go! Antiques, snowmobile trailer, general household BEAGLE PUPS 16 left, great CHIHUAHUA PUPS CKC and garage items. 1st shots, wormed. $250choices, 6-9 wks. Shots & $350. See pics at wormed. $125-$200. Gadzoo.com. 517-231-4333 A1 Kennels. Delivery avail., or come see the parents on site. Call 989-560-6143. CHIHUAHUA PUPS - Longhaired males. Shots & wormed. Cute & cuddly. BEAGLE PUPS - 6 wks. just $200. 517-490-2655 weaned. $100. 517-726-1393 COCKAPOO PUPS REGIS TERED 6 wks. old. Taking BEAUTIFUL BOSTON TERRI dep. 734-649-3729/734-498ER PUP purebred, female, 9718 9 1/2 wks., shots, paper CAT LOST IN South Lansing trained, $350. Needs loving Our beautiful cat disapSPANIEL PUPS inside home. 517-487-8704 COCKER peared the end of Sept. Males, wormed, shots, 2 She’s a dilute calico; mostchocolate & 1 dark buff, ly white with a couple BICHON FRISE PUPPIES! $150. 517-745-5689. spots on her back/side, Perfect family pet! grayish tail and dilute caliNo shedding or odor. DOBERMAN PUPPY 1 red co colors on face/head. CKC, Health guaranteed. male left, $300. Call 616$REWARD!! (517)887-7111 517-663-2256 225-2241. shehawk56@hotmail.com
OLIVET- 3147 BAKER Hwy., Nov. 11, 12 & 13, 9-5p.m. LOST Very small adult gray cat, Fireside Dr., near Boat & boat motor. Salon Forest-Aurelius-Collins Rd. equipment, business Lansing. 517-242-4001. shelving & equipment, herbs and lots of miscellaneous. ORANGE & WHITE female cat, front dewclawed, has micro-chip. Lost near It’s not too late to find a Haslett HS. 517-381-9771.
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AKC YORKIE TERRIERS 11 wks old. Call 517-726-0451.
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ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS AKC,3 females, 1 male, 3 mos. Shots. $1,500/obo. 517-569-3744/517-879-6773. FOX TERRIER PUPPIES 1st shots & wormed, $100. No Sunday calls please. Call 989-584-6192.
GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC, BICHON, TEDDY BEAR & black female, 2 yrs. old, POODLE PUPS. Very smart & sweet! Adorable! Vet checked. $350/best. 517-899-7066. $300-$500. www.puppy-parlor.com GOLDENDOODLE F1 & F1B 517-404-3045/517-861-7086 pups. Select & reserve now! 517-420-0863 goldendoodles4you.com BLUE HEELER-AUS SHEP/ Border Collie Pups brn/wht & blk/wht, Born GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES Oct 6th, loveable, parents 11 wks. old, 2 males. shots on site, $80.00. (989)763& wormed, $200. Call 5170808 (989)763-1258 857-2187. danbuerge@rocketmail.com GOLDENDOODLE PUPS vet checked, shots & BLUE HEELER CROSS wormed, $500-$550. 6 wks., wormed. $25. 517-223-9239 517-726-0550
CHERRY, MAPLE, OAK A BED QUEEN PILLOWTOP SEASONED FIREWOOD $65 mattress set, new in plas4’x8’x16’’, split, delivered tic, $200. Call 517-410-4921. & stacked. 517-651-5214. Can deliver.
LAB PUPS AKC Y e l l o w , chocolate, black, $250$300. Call 989-875-3270. LAB PUPS Yellow. AKC registered, shots & wormed. 20 yrs. exp. 269-998-0925
LAB PUPS YELLOW and red, 7 wks, AKC Registered, Good with children, loveable, pure bred, shots, wormed, $375.00. (517)2311744
YORKIE PUPS, MORKIES & Malte-Poos $300/UP Shots NonShed/ Hypo-Allergenic ToySize (989)225-1367
FIREWOOD SEASONED A TEMPERPADIC/ STYLE H A R D W O O D - Ready to MEMORY FOAM MATburn in the Charlotte area. TRESS SET Queen, new$55/face cord, 4’x8’x16". never used, as seen on TV, You pick up. PLEASE, cash with warranty. Cost only. 517-930-2153. $1,800, Sell $695. Can Deliver 989-832-2401. MM SEASONED HARDWOOD $45/FACE cord. U-pick up. LAZY BOY RECLINER Like 3 mi. NW of Charlotte. Denew, $150. Call 517-482livery avail. 517-543-5749 8894.
LHASA APSO PUPS AKC Hypo-allergenic,Non, shedSEASONED OAK 5-10 miniding, Parti colored & mum. Call 989-268-5431 or blonde w/ blk markings, 8 1-877-863-9439 weeks, Beautiful coat and markings. Good with children, health guaranteed, SEASONED SPLIT MIXED lovable, parents on site, HARDWOOD - Maple, Oak , HO TRAINS & buildings. shots, vet checked, LOG SPLITTER- "YARD MAApple. $45/face cord + deIncl. rolling stock & pasCHINE" 25 ton, 6.0 hp. wormed, will be small, livery. 517-819-8987. senger cars. Also some $900/best offer. 517-242males starting at $350 obo, cars & engines pur2154 1 female $400. chased 2nd hand in ’59. SPECIAL DEAL on seasoned EXPERIENCED BREEDER. Prices vary. 517-337hardwood firewood $65 (517)425-2702 0949 f a c e cord. Guarantee szevebell@hotmail.com price all winter! Offer ends Nov. 30. Jeff 517-719MALTESE PUPS AKC Tiny, 1281; Carol 517-507-7093. www.portraitmaltese.com ALFALFA GRASSchantlandscape@gmail.com 517-974-0431 EXCELLENT Hay $4 & up. 20th year selling firewood! Can deliver. 517-641-6034 MALTESE PUPS (c a n be GENERATOR/COLEMAN AKC) 4 mos. old, shots. GOOD QUALITY GRASS HAY 2000 rated-watts; 5hp $300 and up. 989-291-3422. No rain. $3.50/bale. Mason Briggs/Stratton. Excellent area. 517-285-9338. cond. $200. 517-694-7023 MINIATURE PINSCHER DBL. OVEN 2 7 " x 5 2 " , PUPS different ages, HAY FOR SALE Mason area. GEwhite. Bottom oven rarely small, $150-$250 cash. Ph. Mixed grass. Clean. used. $275. 517-930-5181 517-857-3036 $3.75/bale. Local delivery avail. 517-763-6273 HAIER REFRIGERATOR 20.7 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER cu. ft., white, new, $250/- CERAMICS FOR SALE 2 PUPS AKC, Ready to go. HAY MIX 1st & 2nd. Square obo. GE Spectra Eterna kilns, 3,000+ molds, glassbales. No rain. 40-60# avg. $350/each. 517-812-2455 Series, flat top, elec. stove, ware. $2,000 or best offer. $3.50/bale. Fowlerville white, nice, $250/obo. Call 989-640-5141. area 517-223-8473. MINI DACHSHUND PUPPY Maytag Quiet Series dishAKC, 1 male, brindle washer, black, very nice WOODMASTER PLUS AFS w/unique mrkgs, 12 wks. $175. 517-230-8128. 1100 CORN BURNER 5 yrs Shots. $400. 517-371-5769 old. Call 989-834-5901. MAYTAG STACKABLE/HIGH PERSIAN KITTENS 3 White, EFFICIENCY WASHER & Email the Lansing Community 1 shaded silver, 6 wks old, LAWN ROLLER - 76"x36". elec. dryer, $400/both. Newspapers 24/7 at: little balls of fluff. $250. MAYTAG over-the stove Great cond. $75/best offer. lcnclassifieds@gannett.com 517-455-1894 or 455-1378. micro. $75. 517-381-2668 517-381-0000.
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ANTIQUE BUYER paying WANTED: UNWANTED cash for jewelry, musical appliances, air conditioninstruments, sterling silers, cars, trucks, vans, ver, vintage stereo equipfarm machinery, lawn ment, furniture & old stuff. mowers, campers, hot Call John 517-886-9795. water tanks, aluminum or steel boats, aluminum windows or doors, aluminum toppers, any types of alu- CASH FOR GUNS , Art, Antiques, Jewelry, musical inminum or steel siding, struments, Valuables. Call 4 wheelers, go carts, trail517-204-2004/517-663-3931 ers, batteries. All picked up for Free. Call 517-628-2818 CASH PAID D iabet ic test strips. Area’s original, oldest buyer. Friendly & fair. 517-505-2726, 888-639-6179
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REMINGTON 30-06 MODEL 742 Woodsmaster 30-06 SPRG-Semi-auto, s/n A7076214. $150.00 (989)572-8252
CASH PAID for diabetic test strips. Up to $15 per 100 strips. Ph. 517-292-0991
GENERAL MOTORS VOUCH ER WANTED. If you would SHOTGUN 16-GAUGE WINlike to sell your GM vouchCHESTER (model 12) 2er, call John 616-889-2056 3/4 Cham, w/28in bar. S/N 1712383. $150. 989-572-8252
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POLE BARNS Michigan’s Largest Pole Barn Company (Best Built Barns) Best Quality, Best Service, Best Price. This Week’s Specials Erected 24’x24’x8’-$5495.00 24’x40’x10’-$7995.00 30’x40’x10’-$8995.00 30’x48’x12’-$10,995.00 Licensed/Insured 1-877-802-9591 MM
AIRLINES ARE HIRING—Train for high paying Aviation Career. FAA approved program. Financial aid if qualified—Job placement assistance. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance 877-891-2281. MM
COMPLETE MATERIAL POLE BUILDING PACKAGE 24’x32’x8’-$3499.00, 30’x40’x10’-$5299.00 32’X48’X10’-$6449.00 Steel roof, doors included, other sizes available. www.standalelumber.com Call Standale Post Frame Buildings Toll Free 1-800968-8201 MM
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WANTED: Gun reloading equipment, old guns, bulSTEEL BUILDINGS: 6 ONLY lets, gun parts, more. SAVE $2,000 IN tax incen20x22, 25x30, 30x40, 40x60, Call 517-623-0416 tives and rebates. HUSKY 45x76, 50x102. Will Sell for METAL ROOFS, Standing Balance Owed! Must Move Seam, Metal shingles/Tile, Now! Still Crated/Free DeWINCHESTER 410 SINGLE, 18 colors, Company livery! 1-800-411-5869 x75 3’’ $275.Stevens 12 pump installers, free estimates. MM $175. Glen. 22 $100. SteSince 1975. 800-380-2379 AIRLINES ARE HIRING vens 12 sxs, $375. Stevens MC Train for high paying Avia20 sxs, $400. Ph. 517-204tion Career. FAA approved 2004 PIONEER POLE BUILDINGS program. Financial aid if Free Estimates-Licensed qualified - Job placement and Insured-2 x 6 TrussesWINCHESTER MODEL 94 assistance.. Call Aviation 45 Year Warranted 1 of a kind. Factory WilInstitute of Maintenance Galvalume Steel-19 Colorsliams peep sights. Yr. un(877) 891-2281. MC Since 1976#1 in known. Serial number not Michigan- Call traceable. Will sacrifice. ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE Today 1-800-292-0679. MC $1,200. 517-367-0612 from Home. *Medical, *Business, *Paralegal, *Accounting, *Criminal Planning an Auction? Justice. Job placement asSelling an Item? SEE SOURCEADS.COM sistance. Computer availaSee SourceAds.com See SourceAds.com OR CALL LCN TOLL FREE ble. Financial Aid if qualior Call LCN Toll Free fied. Call 877-895-1828 or Call LCN Toll Free www.CenturaOnline.com 877.475.SELL 877.475.SELL MC
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Education LEAD TRAINER Clinton County RESA Office of Innovative Projects has an opening for a full-time Lead Trainer based in the Lansing area. Funded by the MI Dept of Education, the Lead Trainer will specialize in Preschool Special Education and will be responsible for the development and delivery of training statewide related to federal indicators on preschool inclusion and early childhood outcomes. Application Deadline: November 17, 2010 Send letter of application and resume to: Christy Callahan, Director; Office of Innovative Projects; Clinton County RESA 13109 Schavey Rd, Ste 4 DeWitt, MI 48820 Fax: 517-668-0446. See http://eotta.ccresa.org
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CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES Needed at Shiawassee County Medical Care Facility. 1st and 3rd shift positions available. All interested applicants must contact Judy Mills at 989-7433491 ext. 504. RN/LPN Positions available for 2nd shift. Please call Judy Mills at 989-7433491 extension 504 for an interview or fill out an application at Shiawassee County Medical Care FAcility, 729 South Norton Street, Corunna, MI 48817.
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FULL TIME REGISTERED NURSE ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT PROGRAM
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Accepting resumes for a Registered Nurse for our Assertive Community Program, psychiatric nursing experience and Bachelors degree preferred. This position will provide health care services to a small caseload of patients with mental illnesses. Mostly regular daytime hours with some scheduled after hours on-call. Flexible schedules are available. Competitive wages and attractive fringe benefit package. Salary commensurate with education and experience. Send resumes by November 20, 2010 to The Montcalm Center for Behavioral Health, 611 North State Street, Stanton, MI 48888 or via EMAIL to jobs@ montcalmcenter.org
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Experience working in a community mental health setting and with personcentered planning preferred. Some evening hours required. B.S.W. or Bachelor’s degree in a related Human Services field with state licensure required, masters degree preferred. Starting salary range: Bachelor’s (BSW, BA) $31,931 to $34,312, Master’s (MSW, MA) with licensure $39,304 to $42,235. Liberal fringe benefits. Send resumes by November 20, 2010 to The Montcalm Center for Behavioral Health, 611 N. State St., Stanton, MI 48888 or via EMAIL to jobs@ montcalmcenter.org EOE
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Accepting resumes for a Case Coordinator. This position involves service provision to adults with developmental disabilities and/or mental illness.
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Apartments MSU-LCC-Cooley LCC NEAR - 1 bdrm available. Rent $525, $525 sec. + application fee. Utilities included. No pets. Call 517-675-5143, leave message.
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121 ISLAND AVE. 1 bdrm., 1st floor apartment, heat, water, trash removal and basement included. All new flooring. Must see! PRICE REDUCED $1000 Quiet neighborhood. ST. JOHNS- Mobile Home $550/mo. 517-881-3386 Park, exc. cond. 2 bd., dbl. wide liv. rm. Newly-built wrap-around porch, great $99 DEPOSIT to sit outdoors! Fenced South Lansing. Very area for pet. Lg. 12’x20’ clean 2 bedrooms, new wood shed w/shelving, upgrades, $550/$580. cheery kitchen, new 517-393-9307. plumbing. A real gem! NOW $5,995! 989-224-8564
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S. SIDE very nice, clean, quiet 2 bdrm., $475, washer/dryer hookup. 517-388-0584. WAVERLY AREA Large 1 bdrms. starting at $475. Garage rent $80/mo. 517-214-6798
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Oak Hill Apartments An elderly community (elderly is defined as 62 years of age or disabled of any age) located in Ionia, MI is currently accepting applications for 1 bedroom apartments. Units of barrier free design may also be available. Rent is based on income. For affordable housing call (616) 5278900. This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider. Equal Housing Opportunity. TDD #(800) 649-3777
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Fence for all occasions, light excavating, holes augered, bucket & pallet fork work. We clean up scrap metal for free.
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HASLETT GREAT VALUE 2 Bdrm w/ Balcony $510 "0" Deposit! 517-337-1133 www.phgrentals.com
MASON 2 & 3 bdrm. fireplace, central air, washer/ dryer. $750-$900. 517-282-9669 517-349-8000
WAVERLY & WILLOW Spacious 2 bdrms. Free heat & water. Quiet building. 517-303-6680 ~ Great Apartment ~
MASON--FREE HEAT! 2 Bdrms Avail. Now! $99 Security Deposit. $645/mo. Vouchers accepted. Spacious 1,000 sq. ft. Water/Sewer/Trash incl. Pet-friendly. 517-244-0672
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OKEMOS Near MSU & shopping. 2 bdrm., 2 full bath apt. w/new carpet, paint, appliances incl. washer/ dryer. Walkout patio & covered parking. $875+ util. Avail. now! Dep. req. 517-706-0644.
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HOUSECLEANING BY CINDY now scheduling Holiday cleaning! Free estimates. 18 years exp. 517-643-2709
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R. Knott Services FALL CLEANUP SPECIALISTS • Flower Clipping & Clearing • Garden Cleaning & Tiling • Landscape Beds Cleaned • Eavestrough Cleaning Call • Fall Bush Trimming (517) 993-2052 • Mulch Mowing (517) 694-7502 • Firewood • Residential Snow Removal & Salting
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TRASH, BRUSH, APPL. hauled Yard & build. clean up, trees & bushes trimmed. Low Prices! Mike 393-4664
Fall Cleanup, Aeration & Dethatching, Overseeding Mowing, Tree/Shrub Removal, Winter Pruning, Removal of Bagged Leaves, Snow Removal & Salting. Mention this ad for $10 off any Total Lawn Care Service
Masonry MASONRY RESTORATION Res/comm., historic. Repair brick, block & stone. Fndn/chimney repair/new. Lic. & Ins. 517-647-5380
BENJAMIN STUMP REMOVAL (Formerly Bill’s Stump Removal). Prompt service, free estimates. Insured. 517 285-7831, 517 625-5652
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FALL Painting, Gutter Clean- B&B LANDSCAPING SERV ing, Chimney Sealing. ICE now doing Fall Clean dutchtouchenterprises.weebly.com Ups and also Wedding Josh 272-2840. Flowers. 483-3435.
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HASLETT - 5705 Potter, near lake. Large 2 bdrm. 1.5 bath, fireplace, central air. Utility room with washer/dryer hookup. No pets, $595/mo. incl. water. Call 517-372-8000 or 517349-8345
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1st Month Rent FREE when DEER CREEK MANOR you sign a 12 mo. lease! IN WILLIAMSTON Forest View Apts, Haslett Studio starting at $405 * Immediate Occupancy 1 bdrm starting at $520 * Cozy 1 bdrm apts $560 2 bdrm Standard starting * PET WELCOME at $620 * Single level bldg w/ pri2 bdrm Deluxe starting at vate entries $720 * Washer/Dryer hook ups 2 bdrm Luxury starting at in utility room $790 * Vaulted ceiling in living Hurry, they are going fast! room Call Cyndi 517-285-8343 * Storage access * Lovely wooded setting * Close to everything Call today for info and tour! GRAND LEDGE: 2 b d r m . $295/mo. Includes cable, 517-349-2250 water & A/C. Partly furConditions apply. nished. Ideal for 1 person or couple. Call Steve at 627-6694 before noon or BEACON LAKE after 8 p.m. Quiet community with spectacular lake views. Move in GRAND LEDGE quiet 1 bdrm. specials. Located btwn E. $455+ deo. 2 bdrm. $550+ Lansing & Jackson. Off USdep. Both incl. heat. You 127 in Mason! pay electric. For nonsmok517-676-8877 ing responsible individual Beaconlake-apts.com or couple. No pets. 517-627-9085
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Buy this 3bed/ 2 bath Builders-Contractorswith over 1,100 sf for only $599/mo.!* Remodelers ASPEN HOLLOW APTS Now Includes all appliances and Leasing 2 bdrm apts startwasher/ dryer. Offered by ing at $560/mo. Call or Kensington Meadows stop by today! 1402 Georin Lansing RENOVATIONS getown Blvd. 517-393-5444 (888)262-1683 Financed amt. $18,972 at (2) SPACES in the Garden of 10.5% APR, 15 yr term. 10 Commandments incl. 1 AUTO Pmt. includes disc. site vault at Eastlawn Memory OWNERS/WAVERLY rent in 1 st year. Financing Gardens in Okemos, MI. Lg. clean quiet deluxe Interior & Exterior arranged through Sun Sell for $2,150. Todays 1&2 bdrms, from $525, no Homes Services. NMLS # price is $3,920. Call: 517pets. Free heat. 517-712204-7697 333675 Expires 10-30-10. 886-3991 btwn. 7 & 9p.m. 4915, 202-3234, 323-1153 www.dinningbuilders.com WAC EHO AUTO CHAPEL HILL MEMORIAL OWNERS/WAVERLY Gardens. (4) side-by-side Lg. clean quiet deluxe lots in the Good Shepherd 1&2 bdrms, from $525, no Garden. Transfer fee incl. pets. Free heat. 517-712517-321-0002/517-282-3673. 4915, 202-3234, 323-1153 635 JENNE ST . 2 bdrm., 1 bath, 750 sf, 1 car garage, CHAPEL HILLS Four choice BEECHFIELD Efficiency thru CLEANING SERVICES lots. Last Supper section. close to all schools. Move by Martha. References 2 bedroom, $325-$540. Make offer. Terms. Ph. in condition. Great starter avail. 20 yrs. exp. Utilities included. Taylor 989-466-4463 lv msg. or rental home. Priced to Call 989-224-3413 Realty 517-272-1512. sell $39,900. 517-819-2931. DEEPDALE CEMETERY CARY APTS. S. LANSING. 1 & 2 lots in the Garden of Our 2 bdrms., $470-$570 mo., Savior. $2,000 each or best heat, water, sewer & trash offer. Valued at included. 517-202-3964. $2,500/each. 269-626-0038 or 269-615-2553 COMPUTER REVIVER: DELUXE APT. RENT starts EXQUISITE NEW 3 0 , 4 5 3 $550 util incl. Also person Upgrades, internet repair, virus, sq.ft. home in highly desirto help care for apts. at re- spyware removal, data rec. 30 day able Central Park. 4 bdrm., wrnty. Erik 517-484-6364. Housecalls. duced rent 482-8196 2.5 bath, 3 car garage, granite, FP, wood flrs, upstairs laun., master suite, DOWNTOWN energy star, 10 yr warran2 bdrm., 1100 sf, hardty & much more. Must see wood floors, laundry. during open hours 1-4 Sat. $600+ util. 482-8771. & Sun. 4818 Nassau St., www.wencoproperties.com Okemos. $306,390. Call for Gary’s Drywall Finishing private showing. Allen Ed"U-Hang, We-Finish" win Homes, 800-497-2713. 517-927-3853 FRANDOR AREA 1400 sf., 3 ACCORD PROPERTIES garysdrywallfinishing.com bdrms., 2 baths, formal liv. Studios, 1 & 2 Bdrms. & din. rms, spacious kitchLansing /E. Lansing Area. en, rent includes heat, waWhen you need 517-337-7900 ter, carport, trash pickup. repairs around the Safe secure bldg., on-site owner. No pets. $975 per home - and you need ST.JOHNS-INCOME BASED mo. 517-881-2049. 2 BDRM. TOWNHOMES. them fast - check the Beautiful Park setting. LANSING Close to schools & shopservice directory 3322 W. Michigan. 1 bdrm., ping. Laundry hookup. 1st floor, $525 + electric. SUNTREE APARTMENTS in LCN Classifieds Laundry. 1100 Sunview Dr. Call 517-482-8771 SEE SOURCEADS.COM See SourceAds.com 989-224-8919 EHO wencoproperties@att.net
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Antique-Classic Cars T-BIRD LANDAU ’64 $14,000/REASONABLE OFFER 26,000 all original, beautiful shape 269-763-9223
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OLDS 1992 NINETY EIGHT $1800 3800 V6, 210K, looks & drives excellent 517-505-0045
FORD F-150 FX2 2007 $18,900 2WD, Ext. Cab, red, black lthr, 54K mi. Excellent cond. For more info 517-290-6761
’95 FORD E-150 HANDICAP VAN $4500/BEST W/side ramp. No rust. New tires & shocks. 517-649-2337 517-290-6033
OLDS CUTLASS ’94 $1400/BEST 4 dr., auto., real nice car, runs/drives good. 517-285-9236
CHEVY SILVERADO 2004 $11,000 Ext. Cab LT, loaded, black/black, htd seats, topper, MSTA, 517-391-2512
Jeep-Eagle GRAND CHEROKEE LTD, 2004 127,500 mi. Black. Excellent condition.
LESABRE, 1999 $4,800 Only 88K mi. 1 owner, well kept, clean, leather. Good condition. 517-898-9217
$16,000 517-488-2886
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Pontiac
GRAND AM 2000 $4600 Well kept, clean, all pwr, CD, 102K mi., no rust 248-640-6448
MERCEDES BENZ E320, 2004 $18,200 sunroof, leather, sound system, silver. Almost 39K. Excellent condition 517-484-8851
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER LT 2008 $16,950 Black, Lthr, one owner, hwy miles, 65100mi. 517-896-8338
COOPER 2005 $11,300 Manual, loaded. Prem., sport & cold weather pkg. Excellent condition 517-599-4677
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FORD EXPLORER XLS 2001 $3,600 4WD, towing package--very clean. Call or text. 517-706-9779
Toyota
$4900 517-763-9314
Vans HANDICAP VANS USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & full size 5751 S. Cedar - Call Dale 517-882-7299
Sport Utility Vehicles CHEVROLET EQUINOX LT 2008 $20,000 warranty; black; leather; sunroof; AWD; loaded 517-862-0457
Mini
CHEVY S-10 LS 2002 4.3L, V6, 96,000 mi., new tires Good cond.
GRAND PRIX GT, 1999 $4,500/BEST 153K mi., leather, htd. seats, moonroof. Like new. Excellent condition. 517-574-2016
Mercedes Benz
CADILLAC SRX 2004 $12,900 Gray, 110K, V8, AWD, loaded, Nav, moonroof, lthr. 517-787-1477
SILVERADO, 2006 67K mi. 2WD Excellent condition.
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CADILLAC DEVILLE SLS 1997 $3200/OBO Dark Green, lite tint on windows, lthr seats, 22’’ chrome rims 517-526-5633 DTS LUXURY II SEDAN, 2006 78K mi. Power train warrarnty. Excellent condition.
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LS 430 2004 $16,800 126K mi., white/beige, enhancements, 30 mpg. 517-349-2440
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FORD 2000 E-150 VAN $12,000 Wheelchair acc. w/side lift. Black, grey int., 72K mi. 269-968-4423
BMW 328I CONVERTIBLE ’97 Only $4,500 Pampered luxury car, high mi., stored winters. Very good condition 517-626-6204
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Volkswagen JETTA GLS 2.0L 2004 $7,750 4 cyl, Driver Airbag, 81800mi., Gray, XM ready. 517-974-3172
Automobiles Wanted CAR DON’T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you Cash Today & tow away free! Call 517-505-2098
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COROLLA LE 2001 $5,595 4 cyl, auto., runs like new, 74903mi., Silver. 517-202-3336
VEHICLES WANTED DEAD/ALIVE Top $$ paid, Free towing. Same day pickup. 7 Days. 517-487-8704
CHEVY MALIBU 2003 $5900 83,000 mi., new brakes & newer tires 517-290-7387
PONTIAC MONTANA 2002 $4950 Lthr, dbl pwr seat, rear a/c, DVD, CD/Cass., 2 sliding drs. 130K mi. 517-202-3687
CAMRY LE 2008 $15,000 V6, 48,000 mi., red, gray int., 1 owner. Excellent cond. 517-675-7529
CAR DON’T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you cash Today & tow away free! Call 517-505-2098
CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 1500 2002 $5400 5.3L, all pwr, new tires, wheel barings & fuel pump Excellent cond. 517-525-0445
PONTIAC MONTANA SV6 2006 $10,800 Clean, great shape, rem start, 70737mi., Silver 517-974-7407
CAMRY SOLARA 2004 ASKING $7400 Sunroof, silver color, 102K hwy. mi., well maintained Excellent cond. 517-331-4170
BUYING JUNK CARS 7-days per week!!!
MERCURY VILLAGER SPORT 2002 $3,900 6cyl, 114000mi., Blue, Good Transportation. 517-614-0045
Dodge RAM 1500 CONV. VAN, 2003 78K mi., 7 passenger, Good condition.
$5000/BEST 517-896-6875
HANDICAP VANS USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & full size 5751 S. Cedar - Call Dale 517-882-7299
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Trucks CHEVROLET AVALANCHE 2007 $29,900 1500 LTZ, auto, 4wd, 49Kmi., lthr, Silver w/blk int. 517-256-5560
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BENJAMIN & SON A1 TOWING WANTED Junk cars, vans & trucks. Top $ paid . 517-372-9737 PAYING TOP $ For junk cars, trucks or vans. Clean yard = happy wife. 517-543-0825, 517-588-1518
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BDRM HOME 625 Cavanaugh, Lansing. Cute & cozy. $600 mo. Call 517349-9436.
MASON MANOR Townhouses 2 bdrm. townhouse, A/C, 2 baths, washer/dryer, 1,300 sq.ft. Fall Special! 517-676-3103
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~LANSING~ 1-4 BDRMS Available! Section 8 OK. $450-$850. Call Mark at 517-482-6600
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OKEMOS OFFICE/RETAIL • 2 offices w/ 550 sq.ft. total $550 + util. per mo. • 1000 sq.ft. $1000 per mo. all inclusive • 2000 sq.ft. $1500 per mo. all inclusive. 517-256-1389
GRAND LEDGE DOWN TOWN 1500 sf., perfect for store, office or studio, $495 per mo. + utilities. Call 517-886-5579.
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12 FT aluminum Sea Nymph w/trailer, 4 HP Johnson, $850 for all. Call 517-6516286
3616 DONALD ST. Lansing. Small 2-3 BR., full bsmt., nice yard, good neighborhood. $600 + utils. WITH LANSING 1803 DONORA, lease to own, 2 bdrm/ 1 GOOD CREDIT. No Sec. 8. bath, hardwood floors, ap- PROFESSIONAL AFFORDA (Dogs extra). No cats, no BLE OFFICE SUITES in pliances included. WD smoking. After 5pm 517East Lansing. From 200 to hookup 2 car detatched 285-3336 4,000 sq. ft. Includes utilitgarage, $650/mo + $650 ies & janitorial services; dep. No pets/drugs. 5174229 CHICKORY Lansing Free use of conference 749-2482. SE. Newer 3 bdrm. ranch, rooms and business center full basement, new carpet equipped with copier and & vinyl, very nice. fax. 517-351-3335. LANSING $800/mo. Call Ron 323www.executiveofficeprk.com MM 230 Francis, 4106. Small 1 bedroom, 1 bath Email the Lansing Community home. Storage shed. 6529 COOPER RD., Lansing Newspapers 24/7 at: 517-622-6059 Cute, remodeled, 2 bdrm., lcnclassifieds@gannett.com or 1 bath in quiet neighborwww.sundancefamilyhomecenter. hood, lg. yard. $600/mo + com utilities & deposit. No pets or smoking. Reference check. 517-256-6121.
HASLETT Lakefront on N. JENISON, Lansing, MI Lake Lansing w/dock, 733 48915: 2 bdrm., 1 bath. gazebo, beautiful view. Incl. fridge & oven. Well inpatio. Luxury 2 bdrm w/ sulated w/new windows. office, condo/ apt. New New WD. Close to St. Lawmaple kitchen, black/ rence & near LCC/Cooley, stainless appliances, car$575. pet, central air, granite. 923 EDISON: 3 bdrm. , W/D. No big dogs, incl $650/mo. $15/app. fee. for lawn, trash, snow. $950. both. 517-331-1182. 517-853-6307.
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919 S. HOLMES ST. 2 bdrm., $550 per mo. + utils. 1059 N. LARCH ST. 2 BR, $550 mo. + utils. Near busline. 2 BR apt., $550 mo., all utils incld. Rooms w/private bath, $350 all utils. incld. Call 484-5619. AFFORDABLE HOMES 1-4 bdrms, Section 8 OK. Pets OK. Move in special! Flexible terms available. $395-$1095. 517-651-1374
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DEWITT-POLEBARN 40’x60’, concrete floor, electric. 11’x14’ sliding door. $600/mo. Broker owned. Call Patti: 517-881-7376 Email the Lansing Community Newspapers 24/7 at: lcnclassifieds@gannett.com
CampersTravel Trailers CAMPING MEMBERSHIP LIFETIME. Camp Coast to Coast USA/Canada $10/night (full hook-up). (Paid $1,595) Must Sell $595, 1-800-236-0327.
LANSING - 2 bdrm houses & 2 bdrm duplexes and apts. $600-$700. Local owner cell 989-550-1181.
Lansing-4 Bd/2 Ba th home for $80,000. Payments as low as $120/mo. Call Now 800-240-0578 LANSING HOME 2 story 3 bdrm., formal dining ,new kitchen, Call 517-641-7271 or 517214-7648.
COLEMAN AVE. 1 B E D - BE A HOME OWNER Rent to own. Owner will finance. ROOM DUPLEX NEAR Land Contract available. INGHAM MEDICAL HOSPIOKEMOS B eautiful ope n Call 517-202-3121. TAL $400 PER MONTH foyer & floor plan, 5 BRs + PLUS UTILITIES AND DEden, 4 full baths, 2 POSIT, LOTS OF CLOSET CUTE 1 BDRM. Country whirlpools, 3 car garage, 3 SPACE,DECK. NO PETS. home in DeWitt area. season room, deck, fin. (517)281-1236 48910 $550/mo. + dep. & util. No bsmt., lg yard & woods. No pets or smoking. 669-9455. pets. $2495 mo. + utils., HOLT- 2 LG bdrms, 1 bath, dep. & ref. 517-337-1007. 2 story, large kitchen, cen- DANSVILLE SCHOOLS - 3 bdrm., 1 bath home on 2 tral air, washer/dryer, exacres. Across from 6,000 OKEMOS SCHOOLS- KEYtra clean, full bsmt, gas S T O N E Sub. N. of Grand acres of State land. Upheat, small pets ok. River on Okemos Rd. 4 stairs laundry w/washer & 517-468-3963 bdrm., 3.5 bath in nice, dryer, wood stove in LR, quite neighborhood. Loft, Incl. all appliancesm, full HOLT CLEAN! 3BR,1.5BA, deck, fully fin. basement. bsmnt. $875/mo. + util. & Air, Dishwasher, W/D $1,500/mo. + util. 517-402dep. 517-927-6561. hookup, Private Drive, 3368 Yard & Shed. No smoking or pets. $750/mth incl. water & sewer. (517) 507-3887 EATON RAPIDS POTTERVILLE IMMACU 6288 Nye Hwy., 3 bdrm., LATE 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 1.5 bath, 1531 sq. ft. washer/dryer hookup, OKEMOS SCHOOLS/ MAranch style home. central air, spacious SON Minutes from MSU. 2 Propane heat. yard. $600/mo. + util. & bdrm., 1.5 bath, complete517-622-6059 dep. Call: 517-881-8776 ly remodeled, on 2 acres. www.sundancefamilyhomecenter. Att’d 1 car garage. 1685 com Stillman. $775+ util. SecST JOHNS – tion 8 welcome. For more Only $340/Mo! Lease to info. 517-930-1575 Own! Your Own Home! Over 1,500 sq.ft. New Carpet & Paint ~ Many WEBBERVILLE- 2 bdrm. FREE RENT TILL more to choose from!! duplex, 2 car garage, Jan. 2011 THE MEADOWS $725/mo. 517-521-3242 or (989) 224-7707 810-923-0910. Brand New Homes Payments as low as $729/mo. WAVERLY (3) HOMES- 3 3 Bed/2 Bath, bdrm. $745+; 2 Bdrm., All Appliances, W/D, $595+; 2 bdrm., $495+. GaCA, Holt Schools, rages, appliances, new Pet Friendly. paint & windows. Enjoy No Application fees! country living in Lansing 1022 DAKIN 3 bdrm., lg. liv. REDUCED Security Twp. Safe, quiet, lg. pri& din. rm. w/oakwood flrs. Deposits. vate park. No pets or Refrigerator & stove, new Available in November! smoking. 517-484-8220. vinyl windows, garage, LIMITED AMOUNT OF bsmt. with WD/hookup, NEW HOMES! enclosed front porch, large WILLIAMSTON - 5 bdrm., 3 Call Sun Homes at fenced yard, $750 + utils. bath, split level country Kensington Meadows & dep. 517-372-4504. home on 5 acres. 2 car gaToday! 1-888-258-2412 rage. Gorgeous deck, pet www.kensingtonmeadows.com okay. Horse run-in - horse 1037 LENORE 2 b d r m s . , Exp. 11-30-10 EHO okay. 20 minutes from newly carpeted & painted, MSU. $1,500/mo. $575 mo. Call 517-420-7594. 231-258-3413 GRAND LEDGE 1509 MARY AVE 714 E. Maple. 3 bdrm., 1.5 3 bdrm.,1.5 bath, lg. yard, bath, 2 car garage, lg. dishwasher, AC, fireplace, yard. $975+ util. 482-8771 very clean. $775. www.wencoproperties.com Call 517-388-2661 LEASE TO OWN O f f i c e 1547 ROOSEVELT ST. /Warehouse. 5000 sf total. HOUSING 2 bdrm., 1.5 car garage, lg. 2000 sf office. All heated & DISCRIMINATION? backyard, $650+ utilities. air conditioned. Located in Call The Fair Housing Call 517-372-8129. Rensen Center. JollyCenter at: 1-877-979-FAIR. Pennsylvania area. Rate as low as $1250/mo. 331-1734 MASON 2124 PLEASANT VIEW M-F 8-5 for more details. 600 E Columbia. 2 bdrm., 2 bdrm., full bsmt., 1.5 baths, lg. yard, $750+ garage, fenced yard, Email the Lansing Community util. Call 517-482-8771. $750+ util. (517) 482-8771 Newspapers 24/7 at: www.wencoproperties.com www.wencoproperties.com lcnclassifieds@gannett.com
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Bath Charter Township Housing Commission/Countryside Manor will hold a 45 day comment period to review and inspect capital improvement for 2011-2015 Agency Plan beginning Sept 30th. A Public Hearing will be held November 17th at 7:30 p.m. held at Countryside Manor, 14379 Webster Rd., Bath, MI 48808 in the Community Room. Prior viewing of the plan during office hours Tuesday through Friday 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. For further information contact Ann Schoals, Executive Director at 517-641-6244. DBR-867360
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WATERTOWN CHARTER TOWNSHIP - BOARD OF TRUSTEES NOTICE OF REVIEW OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL TO ALL OWNERS OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LANDS: STOLL ROAD, WEST OF AIRPORT ROAD INCLUDING SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS NOTTINGHAM FIELDS WHERE PROPERTY IS WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF A FIRE HY DRANT TAKE NOTICE that a special assessment roll has been prepared and is on file in the office of the Township Clerk for public examination. Said special assessment roll has been prepared for the purpose of assessing the cost of the following described improvement to the above property benefited therefrom: MAINTENANCE OF FIRE HYDRANTS TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Township Board will meet on November 15, 2010 at 7 o’clock p.m., prevailing Eastern Time, at the Township Hall, located at 12803 S. Wacousta Road, Grand Ledge, Michigan, for the purpose of reviewing said special assessment roll and hearing any objections thereto. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that appearance and protest at this hearing is required in order to appeal the amount of the special assessment to the State Tax Tribunal if an appeal should be desired. A property owner or party in interest, or his or her agent, may appear in person at the hearing to protest the special assessment or may file his or her appearance by letter delivered to the clerk by 5:00p.m. on November 15, 2010 and his or her personal appearance shall not be required. The property owner or any person having an interest in the property subject to the proposed special assessments may file a written appeal of the special assessment with the State Tax Tribunal within thirty-five days after confirmation of the special assessment roll if that special assessment was protested at this hearing. Melissa Freeman, Clerk DBR/GLI-873511
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CITY OF DEWITT NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT TO REMOVE SUMMER DECORATIONS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Section 22.37(d) of the City of DeWitt code of Ordinances requires that all summer decorations be removed from gravesites at the DeWitt City Cemetery by November 1st. All summer decorations not removed from gravesites by this date will be removed by the City and discarded. DBR-875275 11/7/10
STATE MINI STORAGE 3946 E. STATE ROAD BATH, MICHIGAN 48808 517-641-6743
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LIENED PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a PUBLIC SALE will be held on FRIDAY, December 3rd, 2010 at 1:00 P.M. at 3946 E. State Road, Bath, Michigan of Clinton County. State Mini Storage will sell units to satisfy the lien on the property stored at 3946 E. State Road, Bath, Michigan by the following persons: NAME
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Ayala, Tina
H 349
dressers, picture frame, card table, crock pot, roaster,misc. household items, unknown boxes
Dugan, Eric
AA 17
mattresses, headboard, 8ft ladder, ping pong table, misc. tubs, clocks, computer, misc. garbage bags, t.v., fishing poles misc. household items
Hanner, Ryan
K 519
Krebs, Cheri
BB 92
McClain, Bill
D 33
model plane, misc. boxes wardrobe boxes, mattress, couch, chairs, cabinet, misc. household items dresser, misc. children’s items, fish tanks, misc. storage tubs, chair, mattress, carpet cleaner, vacuum
McGhee, Duane K 534
television, misc. boxes, misc. plastic tubs, tool box
Prestler, Justin
desk, chairs, dresser, radio, speakers, misc. kitchen items
K 528
Walters, Nathan J 459
Wheeler, Greg
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mini fridge, mattress, chairs, unknown garbage bags, safe, misc. household items, misc. boxes mattress, box spring, dryer, carpet cleaner, chair, tables, couch, shelf, desk
Cash or credit cards accepted. Purchases must be paid for at the time of auction. No person under the age of 18 years is allowed to attend the sale. The landlord reserves the right to bid at the sale. Accounts will be sent to collection service if a balance remains. All purchased goods are sold "as is" and must be removed according to agreement between purchaser and State Mini Storage management. The unit is to be left in a clean and rentable condition. No usage of our site dumpster is allowed for the sale. DBR-875271 11/7, 14/10
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