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n Cold winter months are
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By Sally Rummel
[email protected]; 810-629-8282
Your Christmas tree and holiday
decorations have come down and your bare
walls are beginning to look, well . . . bare.
These walls can be just the beginning of your
inspiration for a winter do-it-yourself painting
project that will brighten your home (and your
attitude) during these long winter months.
While most people think of painting as
a spring, summer or fall project, winter
painting has its own advantages. Most people
have more time in the winter to take on a doit-yourself job. Even professional painters are
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living room on Thursday. She recently bought the house, and
wanted to cover the existing dark colored paint.
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and interplays of whites and light.
“Whites and off-whites are definitely
making their statement as trendy colors
this year,” said Glenda Cornfoot, designer
for the Sherwin-Williams store in Fenton.
“White is really in, in paint, countertops
and backsplashes. People like the clean,
simple, uncluttered lines of white.”
DO-IT-YOURSELF
PAINTING TOOLS
Aluminum bench — for paint
mixing and pouring, standing
on to cut in, sitting on for coffee
breaks. About $45.
Accubrush edge painting tool
— “one of the best we’ve ever
tried.” About $40 to $125.
Quick cover release roller frame
— quick release spring lets you
easily remove roller for cleaning.
About $8.
Quick connect paint pole – easy
to connect without screwing/
unscrewing, hexagon-shaped to
prevent spinning. About $28.
Rejuv-a-Roller — dip roller into
tube, turn on the water and
holes at the bottom release
clear water when roller cover is
clean. About $25
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QUALITY PAINT VS. CHEAP PAINT
BOTTOM LINE: Buy paint that is
100-percent acrylic. Expect to pay $30 to
$60 per gallon, but hopefully, buy it on sale.
Contractor Jay Greenwald picks up an order for interior paint at Sherwin Williams
Thursday morning.
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less busy, because they can only do
interior work this time of year. “You’ll get
the best bang for your buck for discounts
by hiring a painter in December, January
or February,” said Scott Constable of
Scott’s Painting in Fenton.
Today’s new low- or zeroVOC (volatile organic
compounds) paints don’t
require ventilation like
paints used to, so
keeping windows open
while painting is not as
important as it used to
be. Plus, paint will dry
faster in cooler weather
without the humidity of
summer’s air.
“If you’re using oil-based
paint, which is only about 1
percent of my business, then
ventilation is important,”
said Todd Lauricello,
a local professional
painter with more than
20 years of experience.
“But with today’s latex
paint, homeowners
don’t really have to
worry about this.”
While grays continue
their run as popular neutral
colors, whites with their many
layers and complexities are the “new
neutral” for 2016. The 2016 Color of
the Year for Sherwin Williams Paints
is Alabaster (SW7008). For Benjamin
Moore Paints, it’s Simply White (OC-
SOME DESIGN IDEAS
FOR ALABASTER FROM
SHERWIN WILLIAMS INCLUDE:
• Use it to set the tone for healing,
rest and meditation in residential or
commercial spaces.
• Let the color stand by itself as a chic
hue in an entryway or lobby.
• Pair with light blushes or grays and
bridge transitional and traditional
styles.
• Create a yin and yang harmony with
contrasting dark colors, such as Urbane
Bronze (SW 7048) or Gray Area (SW
7052).
Before you get your paintbrushes and
rollers ready to tackle your walls and
ceilings, take some advice from the pros.
“Most people don’t prep correctly,”
said Lauricella. “Painting is only 25
percent of the work; the other 75 percent
is prep. That means pole-sanding the
walls to knock down all the grease, pet
marks, kids’ residues, etc., and sanding
the trim work and moldings. If you skip
the sanding, you won’t be happy with the
end result. Then there’s dry wall repair.”
He uses the Duration brand of
Sherwin Williams paint for all his
projects. “It’s the best for homeowners
because it’s so ‘forgiving’ with great
coverage, and they stand behind it. You’ll
save time and money with quality
paint.”
Constable says that not
buying quality paint and
tools is the biggest mistake
do-it-yourselfers make.
“They tend to buy cheap
everything. Buy the
more expensive brush
and roller cover, because
you will definitely get
what you pay for.”
He says that the best paint in
the market is Home Depot’s Behr
Paint with Primer. “If you don’t
use good paint, it’s going to
take extra labor to cover
the area.”
If you’re not a person
who enjoys all the detail
work of prepping, or
you’re not comfortable
with the actual painting
process, you may want
to consider calling a
professional painter.
“That’s one of the biggest
mistakes people make, not calling a
professional,” said Lauricella. “It’s just
as important of a skilled trade as an
electrician or plumber. It’s that important
to get it done right.”
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Sunday, January 10, 2016 3B
THE HOTTEST AND MOST ANTICIPATED
MODELS AT THE 2016 NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW
By Hannah Ball
The 2016 North American
International Auto Show (NAIAS),
which is open to the public from Jan.
16 to 24, is expected to debut some of
the hottest and most luxurious cars.
Brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz,
Porshe, Fisker, Lexus and others are
set to show their newest and most
anticipated models.
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2017 Lincoln
Continental
This not-yet priced car comes with a
chrome grill, a luxurious interior with
Venetian leather, rose-gold-colored
trim, 30-way seats, tray tables, a
Champagne-storage compartment,
and seats that fully recline.
2016 Henrik Fisker
the Force 1
Only a rough sketch of this
sports car has been revealed,
but the mystery isn’t the only
factor garnering attention. It cost
just under $300,000, the only
sports car in that price category.
The car will seat two. It will be
manufactured in the United
States with production of up to
50 units starting in April.
2016 BMW X4 M4Oi
With the best-in-class acceleration and most powerful M Performance gasoline engine to date, this model has a new TwinPower Turbo inline 6-cylinder engine. It can achieve 355 hp and
goes from 0 to 60 mph in 4.7 seconds, which is an 18-percent
increase compared to the X4 xDrive35i. The vehicle comes with
all-wheel drive, standard performance control, ferric gray metallic accents, black chrome tailpipes and interior comfort features.
2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S
The newest model of the 911 Turbo S comes with a
redesigned front and rear lights, 20-inch wheels, dual
tailpipes, and a three-part decklid grill. This car has
580 hp, which is 20 more horsepower and can go up
to 205 mph, seven mph faster than the previous model. More upgrades include front and rear Park Assist,
the Porsche Dynamic Light System, 18-way adaptive
Sport Seats Plus and a two-tone leather interior.
2016 BMW M2
The newest BMW model,
not available until spring,
was designed for performance, with lightweightaluminum design features and smart tires,
brakes and oil supply.
With a new M TwinPower
Turbo 6-cylinder engine,
it produces 365 hp and
can go from zero mph to
60 mph in 4.2 seconds. It
has a more muscular appearance and accommodations for wider tracks
and wheels.
Acura Precision Concept
This is one of the most mysterious cars
that will debut at the NAIAS. Acura has only
released a teaser image of the future brand’s
design. From what is visible of the car, it has
sleek lines and bulging fenders. The entire car
will debut the morning of Jan. 12.
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REGARDING BILL PRESS commenting Wednesday, Jan. 6, about
Ted Cruz supporting the reversal of
the Supreme Court’s ruling on samesex marriage, two of the Justices
making the decision had previously
performed gay marriages. I wonder
how they voted? Again, marriage is
religious in nature, not secular and
has no basis in the government.
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SO TIRED OF hearing ‘black lives
matter,’ when in fact ‘all lives matter.’ Anything else said is not worth
repeating.
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I JUST TRIED to get a prescription
filled and was told that I need prior
authorization from the doctor to the
insurance company in order to fill the
script. Upon calling the doctor, I was
told that in order for him to authorize
his script to the insurance company,
I would have to pay him $25 for his
time. See where the actual problem
is people?
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WHY I’M NOT a Charter customer. I
started calling in August for a broken
cover off an outside box and exposed
wires. Made six calls, talked to three
dispatchers. This is January — still
broke. North Road, do you remember
Charter?
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HOW NICE TO hear that people are
paying for grocery bills or restaurant
bills for their local citizens. Maybe
more people should be kind and do
this.
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MY COMPLIMENTS to all the parents who drop off their kids at AGS.
Everyone obeys the rules in what is
a very difficult situation at 7:00 am
each morning. Yay Fenton!
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PRESIDENT OBAMA’S LEGACY
will be the same as all presidents.
The passing of legislation through
Executive Power laws.
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On Wednesday, Jonathon Martinbianco of Sign-A-Rama-Flint installs the new sign
above Fenton’s Open Book with the help of Brock Wallace.
New signs point to Fenton’s Open Book
n Staff Christmas gift
brought tears to the eyes of
owner Karen Piacentini
By Sally Rummel
People have been telling Karen Piacentini
for years that they can’t find her bookstore,
Fenton’s Open Book, in downtown Fenton.
The old historic building that houses the
bookstore didn’t leave much room for signage
and the store sometimes got lost in the middle
of the Dibbleville block it occupies.
Longtime employee Debbie Bommarito
took those comments to heart, and
spearheaded a secret plan to get Piacentini
a new sign for the store for Christmas. She
rallied the other employees around the
idea and also asked Piacentini’s three adult
children if they’d be interested in donating.
Of course, they all said yes.
At a holiday dinner last Sunday, the
employees presented Piacentini with a
card and picture of the new sign as a
surprise gift.
The sign was installed Wednesday by SignA-Rama in Flint. A second sign welcomes
visitors to the back entrance of the store off
The new sign at Fenton’s Open Book
was a gift from employees to owner
Karen Piacentini.
Elizabeth Street.
One of the employees, Barb Domagala,
who happens to be Piacentini’s sister,
said, “This was the nicest thing anyone
could do for her. She was overwhelmed.
She doesn’t cry too often, but she did when
she got this gift.”
FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PARTICIPATES IN THE STATE’S
SCHOOL OF CHOICE PROGRAM.
For the 2nd Semester of the 2015-2016 school year, Fenton
Area Public Schools will accept applications from non-resident
students for all secondary grade levels at AGS Middle School
and Fenton High School. At the elementary grade levels nonresident student applications will be accepted as follows:
Tomek-Eastern:
grades 1, 2 and 5
North Road:
grades 1 through 4 only
State Road:
grades 1 and 3 only
Once a student’s application is submitted and accepted a
release from the student’s resident district is not required.
There are no tuition fees to enroll in Fenton Area Public
School Schools; however, transportation to and from school
is the responsibility of the student’s family. Applications for
second semester enrollment will be accepted from January 18,
2016 through February 1, 2016 for enrollment not later than
February 5, 2016.
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LOOKING BACK
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at this week IN HISTORY
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JANUARY 10
2000: In one of the biggest media
mergers in history, America Online
Inc. announces plans to acquire Time
Warner Inc. for some $182 billion in
stock and debt. The result was a $350
billion mega-corporation, AOL Time
Warner, which held dominant positions
in every type of media, including music, publishing, news, entertainment,
cable and the Internet.
JANUARY 11
1908: U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt declares the massive Grand
Canyon in northwestern Arizona a
national monument. Though Native
Americans lived in the area as early as
the 13th century, because of its remote
location, several centuries passed
before North American settlers really
explored the canyon.
JANUARY 12
2010: A magnitude 7.0 earthquake
devastated the Caribbean island nation of Haiti. The quake, which was the
strongest to strike the region in more
than 200 years, left over 200,000 people dead and some 895,000 Haitians
homeless. The earthquake hit southern
Haiti at 4:53 p.m. local time.
JANUARY 13
1962: Ernie Kovacs, a comedian
who hosted his own television shows
during the 1950s and is said to have
influenced such TV hosts as Johnny
Carson and David Letterman, dies at
the age of 42 after crashing his Chevrolet Corvair into a telephone pole in
Los Angeles, California, while driving
in a rainstorm. Kovacs, who often appeared on camera with his trademark
cigar, was found by police with an unlit
cigar, leading to speculation that he
had been reaching for the cigar and
lost control of his vehicle.
JANUARY 14
1943: Franklin Roosevelt becomes the
first president to travel on official business
by airplane. Crossing the Atlantic by air,
Roosevelt flew in a Boeing 314 Flying
Boat dubbed the Dixie Clipper to a World
War II strategy meeting with Winston
Churchill at Casablanca in North Africa.
Roosevelt, at a frail 60 years old, gamely
made the arduous 17,000-mile round trip.
JANUARY 15
1967: At the Los Angeles Coliseum, the
Green Bay Packers beat the Kansas
City Chiefs in the first-ever world championship game of American football.
In the mid-1960s, the intense competition for players and fans between the
National Football League (NFL) and
the upstart American Football League
(AFL) led to talks of a possible merger.
It was decided that the winners of each
league’s championship would meet
each year in a single game to determine the “world champion of football.”
JANUARY 16
1919: The 18th Amendment to the
U.S. Constitution, prohibiting the
“manufacture, sale, or transportation
of intoxicating liquors for beverage
purposes,” is ratified on this day in
1919 and becomes the law of the
land. The movement for the prohibition of alcohol began in the early 19th
century, when Americans concerned
about the adverse effects of drinking
began forming temperance societies.
By the late 19th century, these groups
had become a powerful political force,
campaigning on the state level and
calling for total national abstinence.
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“Kids aren’t afraid to express
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KLEMPPS CELEBRATE
50TH ANNIVERSARY
Bill and Vickie Klempp celebrated
their Golden Anniversary with family
and friends at the Bavarian Inn in
Frankenmuth. They were married
January 8, 1966 at the First Baptist
Church of Holly. They are retired and
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YEARBOOK FUNDRAISER
The Fenton High School yearbook
staff is hosting a fundraiser at Panera
Bread of Fenton on Monday, Jan.
25 from 4-8 p.m. By going to Panera
and supporting the publication, this
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Panera Bread is located at 3500 Owen
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Fenton’s first-ever Restaurant Week is set for Sunday, Jan. 17 through Saturday,
Jan. 23, showcasing local restaurants and what they have to offer. The event was
initiated by Mark Hamel, co-owner of The Laundry and Crust in Fenton.
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Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday, Jan. 17
n First-ever event showcases
17 restaurants for people to try
during slow winter months
bilities. “I think it’s a good idea,” she said.
“The timing is really good to encourage
people to get out and try something new. “
Hamel says one of the goals is try to get
people to expand their horizons
By Sally Rummel
I’ve been when it comes to dining out.
around and try some Fenton has grown into a
waiting 19 “Look
thing new that’s in your own
“foodie” destination, now with
community,” said Hamel. “Try
more restaurants and dining
years to
new places you haven’t been to
opportunities than ever before.
do this in
before.”
Local residents will have a
Fenton.
Restaurant Week is being
chance to try many different
Mark Hamel
local eateries during Fenton’s
promoted in today’s Tri-CounCo-owner of The
first-ever Restaurant Week,
ty Times on page 20A and on
Laundry and Crust
running Sunday, Jan. 17 through
tctimes.com. Restaurant offerSaturday, Jan. 23.
ings are also available on the
Fenton Regional Chamber of Commerce
“It’s a celebration of dining out,” said Mark
website, fentonchamber.com.
Hamel, co-owner of The Laundry and Crust
in Fenton. He initiated the event community “I’m hopeful it helps during this slow
wide after running his own Restaurant Week
time of year for restaurants,” said Zdenek.
successfully at The Laundry last year. “I’ve
PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS
been waiting 19 years to do this in Fenton,”
he said. “I feel like we finally have enough
The Laundry
Crust
restaurants to do this here.”
Beale Street BBQ
The Fenton Regional Chamber of ComBob Evans merce is sponsoring the event.
Tropical Smoothie Café
Seventeen local restaurants are participatThe Fenton House
ing, each offering a special or discount to
Fenton Deli
draw diners in during the slowest “eating out”
The Fenton Hotel Tavern & Grill
month of the year.
Mancino’s of Fenton
Sagebrush Cantina
The goal of Restaurant Week is to invite
The Barn
the community to come out during this slow
The Corner Bar and Grill
“after the holidays” month of January, instead
Bangkok Peppers Too
of staying home during the dark, cold, winter
Rough Draught
months.
Joe & Lewie’s Penalty Box
Sandy Zdenek, owner of Johnny’s PizJohnny’s Pizzeria
zeria in Fenton, is excited about the possiFenton Winery & Brewery
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WEEKEND
YARD ‘N GARDEN
Linden Kitchen
& Bath, Inc.
Main Office
175 N. Leroy St. • Fenton • 810-629-2263
www.thestatebank.com
Center and Florist
1002 N. Bridge St. • Linden • 810-735-7846
www.lindenkitchenandbath.com
FROM
YOUR
HOMETOWN
MERCHANTS
World
Martial
Arts
211 Industrial Way • Fenton • 810-750-2175
www.wmafenton.com
17195 Silver Pkwy. • Fenton • 810-750-2920
[email protected]
CHAPIN
DENTAL
121 River St. • Fenton
810-629-2552
605 N. Saginaw St. • Holly
248-634-5730 • www.wilkinsonautorepair.com
Murphy’s Village
117 S. Saginaw St. • Holly • 248-328-9440
www.TheElementsDaySpa.com
BRAD HOFFMAN
Laundry &
Dry Cleaning
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
490 W. Broad St. • Linden
810-735-4075
102 S. Leroy Street, Fenton, MI • 810-629-4991
Bradhoffmanfentonmi.com
Patricia A. McGarry,
Your Hometown
Flooring Specialists
for over 40 years!
D.D.S.
110 S. Saginaw St. Holly • 248.634.7467
www.pigeonintheparlour.com
2461 North Rd. • Fenton • 810-750-9635
(exit 80 off US 23)
3206 W. Silver Lake Rd. • Fenton
810-593-7400 • Medawars.com
Interiors by
Bonnie
THANK
YOU
314 Main Street • Linden
810-735-7868
603 Silver Lake Rd. • Fenton
810-629-4539
Proudly serving our customers since 1976
701 N. Leroy, Fenton • 810-629-7881
MOS’ART
—
for shopping local throughout the year!
JEWELERS
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810-629-2287
1136 N. Leroy St. • Fenton • 810-629-0650
www.fentonhomefurnishings.com
CC
200 Lindenwood • Linden
810-735-9426
415 Rounds Dr., Suite A • Fenton
810-750-0166
409 E. Caroline, Fenton • 810-629-4946
www.davelambheating.com
713 Silver Lake Rd. • Fenton
810-629-5995 • www.gerychsflowers.com
3324 Owen Rd. at US 23 • Fenton
810-750-5800
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STYES
PLUMBING LLC.
3251 Owen Rd. at US 23 • Fenton
810-750-2231
K&H
GARAGE DOORS
2033 S. Long Lk. Rd. Fenton
810-629-1293
1022 W Silver Lake Rd. Fenton
810-629-4122
ONEE
FRE TH
MON
Indoor & Outdoor Storage
10433 N. Holly Rd., • Holly • 810-694-7707
www.AbesStorageMi.com
www.canever.com
3000 Owen Rd. @ US-23 in Fenton
Toll Free 1-855-388-0328
plus Outdoor Power Equipment
Sales & Service
1224 N. LeRoy St. • Fenton • 810-629-6307
www.taylorhardware.doitbest.com
WE
APPRECIATE
YOUR
BUSINESS!
Holly Plaza
15191 N. Holly Rd. • Holly
248-634-9641
1-800-231-1526
1465 N. Leroy St. • Fenton • 810-629-5593
235 N. Leroy St. • Fenton
810-714-3870
1122 N. Saginaw St. • Holly
248-634-8951
17235 Silver Pkwy. • Fenton • 810-750-2000
www.mosartjewelers.com
Family Dentistry
218 First Street • Fenton
810-629-7651
YOUR LOCAL
HOME IMPROVEMENT
HARDWARE STORE
“Better prices, quality and service than discount stores”
Lil’ House of Carpet
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL FLOORING EXPERTS
Kerton Lumber Co.
Tim Styes - Owner Lic. Plumber
810-750-6229
1421 N. LeRoy St. • Fenton • 810-208-7155
GoinPostalFenton.com
810-399-9217
Locke’s
PARTY SHOPPE
& DELICATESSEN
1228 N. LeRoy St., Fenton • 810-629-7811
www.lockesparty.com
Upscale Consignment
810-735-5100
612 W. Broad St. • Linden • 810-735-9481
1437 N. Leroy St. • Fenton • 810-750-0551
Salon & Day Spa
Thank you for 5 wonderful years
Outdoor Power Equipment Sales • Small Engine Repair
1005 N. Bridge Street • Linden • 810-458-4299
www.sloanssalesandservice.com
1210 N. Leroy • Fenton • 810-730-0865
[email protected]
www.msmupscaleconsignment.com
1014 N. Bridge • Linden • 810-735-5778
www.sunshinewatertreatment.com
of your support of LaBeau Salon & Day Spa.
I am no longer in business.
Please visit me at Nicolelabeau.com
or call me at 810-771-3766
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 2016
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT: 810-629-8194
Trucks/SUVs for Sale
Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
FIREWOOD
I NEED YOUR
SCRAP METAL
$60 a face cord.
You pick up or delivery
available for a fee.
Call 810-516-3584.
TRI-COUNTY TIMES
PHOTOS
2007 YUKON XL
Loaded, V8, variable
transmission, heated leather
seats, new wheels and tires,
$14,500 obo.
Call 586-530-6836.
Any staff photo published in
the Tri-County Times can be
purchased by calling
810-433-6797.
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Garage
Sale
Legal Notices
LIEN SALE
washers, dryers, water
heaters, furnaces, aluminum,
copper piping, etc.
Please call 810-735-5910.
1972 and older. Any model,
any make, any condition. Also
1986-1987 Grand National or
T-type. 810-252-9194.
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the advertiser to check the
correctness of each insertion
of an advertisement. The
Tri-County Times will not be
responsible for more than one
incorrect insertion and for only
that portion that may have
been rendered valueless by
an error.
Randy Shuck......................RD25-26
Crib, Tent, Misc. Household
Chantel Sutton.........................SL60
Misc. Household
Andrew, Emily Musgrave... SL36-52
Cabinets, Dresser, Misc. Household
A Minimum Bid will be required.
Read then Recycle
248-634-2711
MACHINE SHOP
and precision tools,
fabricating and welding
equipment, heavy
equipment tools.
Online auction bid
January 12-19th at
narhiauctions.com.
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
Units will be open for inspection on Saturday,
1/23/16 at 8:00am until time of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
THE
STORAGE DEPOT
200 Elm St. - Holly
Job Openings
Help Wanted
CARING
DIRECT CARE
WORKERS
needed in Holly area.
Starting rate
$9.00/hour.
248-634-5949.
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
DIRECT CARE STAFF
DIRECT CARE
needed in Waterford area.
Starting rate $9.00/hour.
248-534-5141.
openings for full and part-time
in several locations. Will train,
up to $9.25 once trained.
Benefits! Call 248-887-9863.
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local help wanted listings.
Text JOBS to 810-475-2030.
AQUATICS DIRECTOR
Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation (SLPR)
is seeking an experienced Aquatics Director.
Candidates must be:
• Willing to work flexible hours.
• Experienced in instructional swim classes,
swim team, & pool management.
• Current in all Red Cross training certificates.
CHECK OUT the Tri-County
Times Daily edition online at
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EXPERIENCED
REMODELER
in all phases. Must be
motivated, drug/alcohol free,
will pay accordingly. Steady
work mainly in Fenton.
Call 810-223-6066.
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NOW HIRING
Highly skilled individuals in light plumbing,
electrical and carpentry.
[email protected]
EXPERIENCED PERSON
to help prepare lunches,
do deliveries and service.
Also to help in kitchen.
Interviewing 1/11 thru 1/13.
Please call Barb’s Catering,
810-694-2230.
Located in Holly. Full-time,
40 hours per week.
Ideal tech will perform
numerous warehouse and
cylinder testing duties. Must
exhibit understanding of DOT
regulations. Email resume to:
[email protected].
CHECK YOUR AD!
Report errors immediately.
Join Our Team!
NOW HIRING
Opening Breakfast Cook
• Benefits package including 401(k) Plan
• Great work environment • Competitive wages
• Many opportunities for advancement
For employment at the Fenton Big Boy located at:
All swim activities take place at the Fenton High School Pool.
This is a part time, hourly position reporting to the SLPR
Director. SLPR is an EOE and candidate chosen for
consideration must favorably pass a background check.
Send cover letter & resume to:
WAREHOUSE
TECHNICIAN NEEDED
3401 Owen Road
Fenton, MI 48430
Please email resume to
[email protected]
or fax to 810-629-2803.
Apply online at:
www.bigboy.com/careers
®
Big Boy is an Equal Opportunity Employer
© 2015 Big Boy Restaurants International LLC - Big Boy is a registered trademark of Big Boy Restaurants International LLC
TYRONE TOWNSHIP
Seeking Planning and Zoning Administrator
Tyrone Township is currently accepting applications for a self motivated individual
for the position of Planning and Zoning Administrator. Duties include reviewing
ordinance requirements, accepting & reviewing applications, issuing permits
and code enforcement. Approximately 32 hours a week. Zoning and planning
experience preferred. The applicant must have customer service mindset and
knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite. BS&A and GIS experience a plus. Please
mail resume and completed application (found at www.tyronetownship.us)
to Tyrone Township Clerk, 10408 Center Rd. Fenton, MI 48430 or email
to [email protected].
To advertise your JOB
OPENING call 810-629-8282
TYRONE TOWNSHIP
CLERK VACANCY
Tyrone Township is accepting resumes to fill the vacancy of the Clerk’s position. Applicants must be a Tyrone Township resident. Please send resumes to Tyrone Township Clerk, 10408 Center Road, Fenton, MI 48430,
fax (810) 629-0047 or email [email protected] by February 10, 2015.
Salary & health ins. Please visit our website at www.tyronetownship.us for
more information.
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Real Estate
Apartments for Rent
Homes for Rent
FENTON EFFICIENCY
STUDIO APARTMENT
• FOR SALE • FOR RENT • VACANT LAND • APARTMENTS
• COMMERCIAL PROPERTY • MANUFACTURED HOMES
Homes for Sale
Homes for Sale
804 MAPLETREE LANE • FENTON
OPEN HOUSE
Land for Sale
LaFonda
Apartments
In Fenton
LAKEFRONT ON LAKE
FENTON
10 ACRES
near Boyne Mountain,
adjacent to Walloon Lake
Conservancy. Trout stream,
deer crossing, frontage on two
roads, beautiful building sites,
$100,000.
Call 810-964-7955.
1 bedroom$500
2 bedroom$600
CALL FOR MORE
INFORMATION
Be ready for Summer fun!
3 bedroom, 3 bath,
2,000 sq. ft. ranch.
Selling below SEV,
$375.000.
Call 810-569-5392.
To advertise your
810-629-5871
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY
call 810-629-8282
EHO
www.cormorantco.com
7085 Estate Hill,
Swartz Creek. January 9th
and 10th Saturday and
Sunday, 1-4p.m.
Linden Rd., north of Grand
Blanc Rd., south of Reid,
to east on Regency, left on
Estate Hill. Great family
home with large fenced,
shady yard. 24 by 24 garage
with extra parking for RV.
Newer windows, flooring,
well maintained, $114,900.
National Realty Centers
contact Judy Wright
at 810-845-4414.
•4 BEDROOMS
•2 ½ BATHS
Walking distance
to Fenton High &
Middle School
WALKER
810.534.2138
PrimeMichiganRealty.com
120 N. Leroy St.
Vacant
Land
Charming 1 1/2 story home in Mundy Twp., Grand
Blanc schools. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths in Windridge
Estates. Cuddle up to the gas log fireplace on those
blustery nights in the cozy living room. The formal
dining room could be a study or a 2nd room for the
kids and their electronics. Full basement ready to be
finished for more living area. Large 2 tier deck, small
fish pond in landscaping. Seller offers
$1,000 appliance allowance at closing.
Verhelle
Carol
810-691-0589
PLAN 10-206
$126,000
NDAY
OPEN SU 0TH
1
JAN.
1-3 PM
Deck
A vaulted great room dominates
the main floor
of Suite
the
Owners’
Dining
15' x 13'2''
Kitchen
Birmingham, an approximately 1,800-square-foot
Great Room
14' a
x 25'
Dn
country-style
home with
partial second story. This plan
2-Story
Dn to home, with
could serve as a starter or empty
nesters’
Bsmt
Entry
Living
Up
the two bedrooms upstairs kept ready
for grandchildren
or other guests.
The first impression isCovered
one of
openness. In the entry hall,
Porch
Birmingham
PLAN
10-206 is two stories high with light spilling in through
the
ceiling
Breakfast
First Floor 1360 sq.ft.
Deck
twoFloor
overhead
windows.
Nook Garage
Second
432 sq.ft.
21'10'' x 20'8''
Open to
Entry
Below
1428 Square feet 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch.
9’ ceilings in Great Room and updated Kitchen.
Includes newer detached workshop
with room for compact car.
Bob Hutchins
Utility
Bedroom
Bedroom
Living Area 1792 sq.ft.
10' x 12'6''
10'2'' x 11'4''
Open to
Entry
Below
Dn
Dn
Deck
Kitchen
Dining
Great Room
14' x 25'
Kitchen
Great Room
14' x 25'
Living
2-Story
Entry
Up
1000 SERIES
Dimensions
52' x 56'
www.AssociatedDesigns.com
1000 SERIES
$123,375
15217 Apollo Dr.
Holly Village
FOR SALE OR LEASE
Fantastic building with unlimited possiblilities.
Currently has 2 restaurants and barber shop
leasing. Other units available for lease.
Michael Wagner Great location just off Grange Hall Rd.
$895,000
248-640-4722
6435 Lahring Rd. • Holly
Wow!!!
11431 Majorca • Tyrone Twp.
810-223-2340
Covered Porch
Covered Porch
PLAN
PLAN10-206
10-206
First Floor 1360 sq.ft.
First
Floor 1360 sq.ft.
Second Floor 432 sq.ft.
Second
Floor1792432
Living Area
sq.ft. sq.ft.
Garage Area 4981792
sq.ft. sq.ft.
Living
Dimensions
52'498
x 56' sq.ft.
Garage
$3,000,000
Beautifully maintained home on just under an
acre with a private back yard. Great location,
access to Marl Lake with boat ramp and park
area. Tons of updates, new roof, windows,
driveway, flooring, and so much more.
Don’t let this one pass you by.
Hollie Matlock
Dn to
Bsmt
Up
Dn to
Bsmt
810-938-2101
Owners’ Suite
15' x 13'2''
Owners’ Suite
15' x 13'2''
2-Story
Entry
Living
Birmingham
Birmingham
© 2016 Associated Designs, Inc.
This is a Vacant Land Listing consisting of
5 Parcels with a total of 17 Acres. These
parcels are currently listed R2 residential, but
are Master Planned at a maximum of
10 units per acre. Call for more info.
Bonnie Nelson
NDAY
OPEN SU 0TH
JAN. 1
1-3 PM
Utility
Bedroom
Bedroom
10' x 12'6''
10'2'' x 11'4''
Open to
Entry
Below
Breakfast
DiningNook
11' x 9'2''
Deck
Utility
Garage
498 sq.ft.
Dimensions
52' x 56'
1000 SERIES
Deck
11' x 9'2''
4455 McCandlish Rd.
Grand Blanc Twp.
NDAY
OPEN SU 0TH
JAN. 1
1-3 PM
“Great Home in Atlas.
9028 Hadley St.
810-407-0371
Each office is independently owned and operated.
Attention
Developers!
PENDING
Mundy Twp.
Breakfast
Nook
11' x 9'2''
(Across from the
State Bank Loan Store)
Professionals
7012 Windridge Lane
Deck
Garage
21'10'' x 20'8''
Garage
21'10'' x 20'8''
$214,900
This 1963 A-Frame home
has been transformed
into a beautiful 1.5 story
home with a
walkout basement, over
5,000 livable square footage
all sitting on 10 acres.
Call me for a
private showing.
$550,000
Charles Stoner
248-361-6690
ARE YOU THE ONE?
We are hiring persons looking to have a CAREER not a JOB!
Enjoy
bakery treats
during your tour
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is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it
illegal to advertise preference, limitation, or discrimination based on
race, color, religion or national origin, or an intention to make any
such preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of
the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised
in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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1:00- 4:00 PM
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OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
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weeks, 1993
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PLANNING COMMISSION
CITY OF FENTON
GENESEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR
SPECIAL LAND USE REVIEW
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016
Notice is hereby given that the City of Fenton Planning Commission will hold a
public hearing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard,
on Thursday, January 28, 2016 for the purpose of considering a special land use
request from The Wellbridge Group to allow for a private park at 1099 Main Street,
Tax ID #53-25-400-007 and #53-25-400-008. The property is located at the northwest corner of Main Street and Eddy Lake Road, and is zoned LMR, Low-Medium
Density Residential, where private parks are special land uses.
The public hearing will be held in the City Hall Council Chambers, 301 South Leroy Street. The purpose of the public hearing is to describe the proposed special
land use request and receive public comment on the proposal. All interested parties are welcome to attend and present their comments.
A copy of the special land use request is available for public inspection at the City
of Fenton offices, 301 South Leroy Street, during regular business hours. Written
comments concerning the special land use may be submitted at the above address prior to the hearing and will be made part of the official record. All minutes
of meetings are available at the City Clerk’s office.
Comments and questions may be directed to the City of Fenton Zoning and
Building Administrator, Michael Reilly, at 810-629-2261.
PLEASE CONTACT THE FENTON CITY CLERK’S OFFICE IF ANY ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NEEDED DUE TO A DISABILITY.
PUBLIC NOTICE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF FENTON
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OF A REGULAR PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD
TUESDAY JANUARY 26, 2016 AT 7:00 PM BY THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF
FENTON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AT 12060 MANTAWAUKA. THIS HEARING WILL BE HELD TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:
NEW BUSINESS:
ZBA16-001 Kevin Zink, 14194 Landings Way Fenton:
Requesting a 3 ft. side yard set back variance for a pool enclosure, parcel 06-22526-051
ZBA16-002 Daniel & Kristin McDowell, 2182 Wiggins Fenton:
Requesting a 13.5 ft. road frontage variance to divide property located west of
2182 Wiggins parcel 06-02-400-034
ZBA16-003 Jeff Smaka, 7287 Ardsley Ln. Clarkston:
Requesting a 6.5 ft. front yard set back, 268 sq. ft. max. allowable accessory
building sq. footage and 1 ft. height variances to build a new house and garage
at 4081 E. Rolston parcel 06-16-577-008
This notice is published in compliance with PA 267 of 1976 as amended (Open Meetings
Act), MCLA 41.72a (2) (3) and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).
Fenton Township will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as
signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed materials being considered at
the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting or public hearing upon 14 days
notice to Fenton Township.
Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact Fenton Township by writing or calling the following: Robert Krug, Fenton Township Clerk, 12060 Mantawauka Drive, Fenton, MI 48430, (810) 629-1537.
Ordinances, meeting schedules and other Township information are also available at www.
fentontownship.org.
ANSWER KEY LOCATED IN THIS EDITION
ROBERT KRUG,
FENTON TOWNSHIP CLERK
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Notice is hereby given that the City of Fenton Planning Commission will hold a
public hearing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard,
on Thursday, January 28, 2016 for the purpose of considering a special land use
request from The Green Olive Tree to allow for a restaurant at 913 N. Leroy Street,
Tax ID #53-25-515-001. The property is located at the intersection of North Road
and N. Leroy Street (formerly Wireless Toyz), and is zoned NBD, Neighborhood
Business District, where restaurants are special land uses.
The public hearing will be held in the City Hall Council Chambers, 301 South Leroy Street. The purpose of the public hearing is to describe the proposed special
land use request and receive public comment on the proposal. All interested parties are welcome to attend and present their comments.
A copy of the special land use request is available for public inspection at the City
of Fenton offices, 301 South Leroy Street, during regular business hours. Written
comments concerning the special land use may be submitted at the above address prior to the hearing and will be made part of the official record. All minutes
of meetings are available at the City Clerk’s office.
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DIMENSIONAL VARIANCE REQUESTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2016
Notice is hereby given that the City of Fenton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold
a public hearing at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard,
on Tuesday, January 26, 2016 for the purpose of considering the sign variance
requests below for WellBridge at the proposed Eddy Lake Park location at 1099
Main Street, Tax ID #53-25-400-007 and #53-25-400-008. The property is located
at the northwest corner of Main Street and Eddy Lake Road, and is zoned LMR,
Low-Medium Density Residential, where private parks are special land uses.
2. A variance from Section 36-22.05(a), Footnotes to the Sign Dimensional
Standards and Regulations Table, of the zoning ordinance to allow a third
wall sign when two are permitted under the ordinance.
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approximately 45 square feet is permitted; and
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Obituaries
Charles “Ron”
Reynolds
1937-2015
Charles “Ron” Reynolds
– age 78, died at home in
Plant City, Florida on December
30, 2015,
after a
bout with
cancer.
He was
born September
2, 1937,
the son
of Charles and Lorraine
Reynolds. He enlisted in
the United States Navy in
1954 and served 5 years
before moving back to the
Flint and Grand Blanc area
where he had resided until
2006 when he moved to
Florida. He is survived by
his wife, Carol; children,
Michael, Michelle (Nick)
Worden, Rhonda Atkinson,
and step-son, Michael
Stanley; 9 grandchildren; 6
great-grandchildren; mother-in-law, Trudy Warwick;
sister, Joyce (Ron) Rolston
and brother, Bob (Coralee)
Reynolds. He was preceded
in death by his parents;
his son, Christopher; and
grandson, Nicholas Worden.
He will be greatly missed by
his entire family. A memorial
service will be announced at
a later date. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.
Paul L. Robbins - age 71,
of Holly, died Monday,
January 4, 2016. Services
will be held 11 AM
Saturday, January 9, 2016
at Fenton United Methodist
Church, 119 Leroy St.,
Fenton. Pastor Jeff Jaggers
officiating. Paul was born
June 1, 1944 in Long
Beach, CA the son of Paul
R. and Dorothy (Dodd)
Robbins. He received a
Bachelor’s degree in 1968
from Purdue University. He
married Cynthia J. Schuble
September 2, 1967 in
Newburgh, IN. He was a
veteran of the U.S. Army
serving with the Airborne
Rangers. He retired from
Janco Steel Ontario,
Canada. Paul was a
member of Fenton United
Methodist Church, where
he was a Stephen Leader.
He was also a Boy Scout
leader. Surviving are: his
wife of 48 years, Cynthia;
son, Paul Edward Robbins
of Fenton; daughter, Julie
Ann Robbins of Sycamore,
IL; granddaughter, Anna
Robbins; brothers, Donald
Robbins of Lafayette,
IN and David (Royal)
Robbins of St. Louis,
MO; and several nieces
and nephews. He was
preceded in death by his
parents. Online tributes
may be posted on the
obituaries page at www.
sharpfuneralhomes.com.
Norine Smith - a long time
resident of Fenton, passed
away peacefully on January
6, 2016 at Genesee Care
Center in Grand
Blanc. Services will
be held 11 AM on
Saturday, January 9, 2016 at St.
Jude’s Episcopal
Church, 106 E.
Elizabeth Street,
Fenton. Visitation
and condolences
from 1-4 and 6-8 PM on
Friday at Sharp Funeral
Homes, Fenton Chapel,
1000 W. Silver Lake Road,
Fenton. Norine was born
in Flint on February 5,
1926. She was preceded
in death by her husband of
43 years, Charles (Chuck)
Smith. Norine graduated
from Flint Central High
School in 1944. Hoping to
serve in the war efforts, she
received her nursing certificate from Grant Hospital
Nursing School in Chicago.
Norine will be missed
by her family and many
friends. She is survived by
her four children, nieces, six
grandchildren and eleven
great grandchildren. Doug
Smith of Atlanta, Randy
(Laura) Smith of White
Lake, Bethany SmithMcCormick of Livermore,
CA, and Darryl (Catherine)
Smith of Houston, TX.
Beloved nieces, Pamela
Dawson of Milford and
Charlene (Norman) Clutts
of Flushing. Beloved
friends, Dalene and Joseph
Van Houten of Grand Blanc.
Grandchildren include, Matthew (Maria) Smith, Kristen
(Shad) Selleck, Justin
(Wendy) Smith, Andrew
(Jennifer) Smith,
Joseph (Kortnie)
Prieto, and Stephen
(Stefanie) Smith.
Great grandchildren
include, Nicholas,
Dimitriy, Natalie,
Katherine, Hannah, Liam, Drake,
Joseph, Justin, Ava
and Eli. Norine was an active member of St. Jude’s
Episcopal Church in Fenton
for 22 years with previous
memberships at Trinity
Episcopal in Flushing and
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
in Flint. Norine worked as a
nurse at Genesee Memorial Hospital for 17 years
retiring in 1982. She spent
most of her life helping
others through her nursing
care and volunteer work.
She served at Genesys
Regional Medical Center
for 13 years after retirement. Norine was fortunate
to have traveled the world
with friends and family.
She loved celebrating life
events with her family who
live all around the country.
Her quiet determination,
sense of duty, sacrifice and
humility leaves a tremendous legacy and will be
missed by many. Online
tributes may be posted on
the obituaries page at www.
Sharon J. Donoghue
Kenneth G. Ball
Dolores I. Pruitt
Tacy Ray
1925-2015
Tacy Ray – age 90, passed
away on Wednesday,
December 30, 2015, at
her daughters home in
Lake City, MI. Tacy was
a Fenton resident for
twenty-one years. For more
information visit www.
Erin Jordan Dagenais
1993-2016
Norine Smith
1926-2016
Paul L. Robbins
1944-2016
Sharon J. Donoghue - age
70, died January 7, 2016.
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Kenneth G. Ball - age 90,
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funeralhome.com.
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Dolores I. Pruitt - age 69,
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Erin Jordan Dagenais age 22, of Fenton, died
Tuesday, January 5, 2016.
Funeral Mass will be
celebrated 11 AM
Saturday, January
9, 2016 at St. John
the Evangelist
Catholic Church,
600 N. Adelaide St.
Fenton. Fr. David
Harvey celebrant.
Burial immediately
following in St.
John Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation was held at Sharp
Funeral Homes, 1000 Silver
Lake Road, Fenton Friday
from 2-8 PM and will be
at the church Saturday
from 10 AM until the time
of service. Contributions
may be made to the Phi
Sigma Sigma Scholarship
Fund at U of M Flint for a
scholarship to be developed in memory of Erin
and her dedication to and
love for her sorority. Those
desiring may also make
contributions the Trail’s
Edge Camp for Ventilator
Dependent Children at
Mott’s Children Hospital
through the University of
Michigan Health System
or the Alternative Spring
Break Program at U of
M Flint. All three of these
organizations were near
and dear to Erin’s heart.
Erin was born May 25,
1993 in Flint the daughter
of Paul and Susan (Jordan)
Dagenais. She was a 2011
graduate of Fenton High
School and was a senior at
the University of Michigan
Flint where she was due to
graduate in May 2016 with
both a Bachelor’s Degree
in French and Linguistics
Combined and
Spanish. Her desire
was to become a
translator. She was
a proud member of
Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority where she
wholeheartedly engaged in mentoring
her sorority sisters,
volunteering on campus
and beyond in a wide
range of service projects.
Surviving are her parents,
Paul and Susan Dagenais
of Fenton; siblings, Jordan,
Madison, and Parker;
grandparents, Ray and
Diane Dagenais of Fenton;
many loving extended family members; her sisters
at Phi Sigma Sigma at U
of M Flint, special note
to her Little’s, Kristen,
Rachel, and Kaitlyn and
Grand Little’s Courtney
and Amanda. Not to be
forgotten are beloved pets
Woody, Bug and, Fuzz
D whose pictures filled
her phone and Facebook
page. She was preceded
in death by her grandparents, Patricia (1996) and
Larry (2015) Jordan; and
brother, Connor Mathew
Dagenais (1997). Online
tributes may be posted
on the obituaries page at
www.sharpfuneralhomes.
com. ONCE, ALWAYS.
Judith B. Lee
1944-2016
Judith B. Lee - age 71, of
Fenton, died January 7,
2016. Services will be held
11 AM Saturday, January
16, 2016 at Sharp
Funeral Homes,
Fenton Chapel,
1000 Silver Lake
Rd., Fenton. The
family will receive
friends from 9 AM
until the time of
service. In lieu of
flowers, those desiring may make contributions to the family. Judith
was born May 28, 1944
in Detroit, the daughter of
Harold Oswald and Betty
Lucille (Sparre) Thiem.
She had been employed
by McDonalds in Fenton
for 18 years, then at Sears
Hardware. Surviving are:
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children, Daniel (Lisa) Lee,
Tracy (Andy) Hittle, Randy
(Kim) Lee and their father,
Stan Lee; grandchildren,
Courtney, Nick, Emily, Graham, Randa
and Ragan; greatgrandchildren,
Ashlie and Aria;
sister, Patricia (Roy)
Graham; niece,
Debra Ghysels;
and nephew, Scott
Graham. She was
preceded in death by her
parents. Online condolences may be posted
on the obituaries page of
www.sharpfuneralhomes.
com.
Sondra Lee Glomb
Sondra Lee Glomb - age
73, of Fenton, died January
1, 2016. Funeral services
will be announced by
Sharp Funeral Homes,
Fenton Chapel, 1000 Silver
Lake Road, Fenton. www.
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James Bundoff - age 86,
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INGREDIENTS:
FOR THE TURKEY CHILI
Oswald Meinzer
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• Oil for cooking
• 1 onion, peeled and chopped
• 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped or crushed
• 1 carrot, peeled and fairly finely diced
• 1 red and 1 yellow pepper, chopped
• 14 oz. ground turkey
• 1 t. each of: hot chili powder, paprika,
ground cumin
• 1 bunch fresh coriander, chopped
• 1 T. balsamic vinegar
• 2 14 oz. cans chopped tomatoes
• 3 T. tomato puree
• 14 oz. can beans (butter beans, chickpeas
or chili beans are all fine)
Homer Beers
Homer Beers - age 81,
Frances Davis
Frances Davis - age 86,
Linda Thaxton
Linda Thaxton - age 66,
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FOR THE TORTILLA BOWLS
• Soft tortillas (10”), cut into quarters
TOPPINGS
• grated cheese, guacamole, sour cream (or
Greek yoghurt), chopped tomatoes or a
simple tomato salsa, limes for squeezing
PREPARATION:
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Mary Greene - age 80, died
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Linda Armstrong - age
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1. Pre-heat the oven to 350F. Heat up a good drizzle or two of oil in a heavy based ovenproof casserole pan, then fry the onions for a few minutes until softened. Add the garlic,
carrot and pepper and cook for about seven minutes, stirring regularly.
2. Add the ground turkey and cook and stir until browned. Then add the chili powder,
paprika, ground cumin and most of the coriander and cook for about another 10 minutes, stirring often.
3. Add the balsamic vinegar, tomatoes, tomato puree and beans, then put the casserole
dish in the oven for about two hours. Add a splash or two of water after an hour if you
think it needs it.
4. Meanwhile, prepare the tortilla bowls. Press the tortilla quarters into a muffin tin, then
bake until lightly browned and crispy (about ten minutes).
5. When the chili is ready, spoon it into your homemade tortilla bowls and top generously with the toppings and reserved coriander. Serve immediately.
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Harry McMillen - age 84,
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Robert Anderson - age
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Maxine Hosie - age 89,
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