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DTE Energy Music Theatre,
formerly Pine Knob, has been
the venue of choice for 44 years
name “Pine Knob” as it is often
referred to by concert-goers.
Pine Knob was built in 1972 to
Summer wouldn’ t be summer
be the primary outdoor amphitheater
without at least one trip to see a
in the Detroit metro
performance by your
area. It was nam ed
favorite entertainers
Pine Knob be cause
at DTE Energy Music
of its close proximity
Theatre in Clarkston. n DTE Energy Music
Theatre was so named
with the popular Pine
Originally called in 2001 after its parent
Knob golf course and
Pine Knob, in 2001
company, Detroit Edison
ski area.
DTE Ener gy Music purchased the naming
rights for $10 million.
At the time, Pine
Theatre (the parent
Originally built in 1972, the Knob was the lar gcompany of Detroit
amphitheater was called
Edison) purchased Pine Knob Music Theater. est amphitheater i n
the country , with a
the naming rights to
capacity of 12,500,
the amphitheater in a
later growing to 15,000 when the
10-year, $10 million deal.
tunnel that bisected the lawn was
Although it has been 15 years,
the theatre can’t seem to shake the filled in during the early 1980s. Pine
By Vera Hogan
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Bob Seger and Bruce Springsteen
backstage on Sept. 2, 1978.
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In 1975, the Eagles played at the Pine
Knob Music Theater in Clarkston for the
One of These Nights tour.
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Knob gave a summer home to rock,
pop, R&B and other contemporary
styles, creating a template that was
followed by more, and increasingly
larger, outdoor venues.
One such venue called “Poplar
Creek,” located in Hof fman Es tates, Illinois, was nearly identical
to Pine Knob.
Today, DTE Energy Music Theatre has a seating capacity of 15,294.
Pine Knob/DTE has received
more than 32 industry awards since
1991, including Billboard’ s T op
Amphitheatre for attendance in
2011 a nd Pollstar ’s Top Amphitheatre Venue Worldwide for total
tickets sold in 2011.
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Gary Messenger got his feet wet in
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everyone.
He recently opened EZ Kayak & Canoe
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Shiawassee River in the lower level of
the former Gavin Smith Photography
building downtown at 208 Bridge St.
“I want people to get out there and
enjoy the sport, the water, this river,” said
Messenger, 58.
His inventory includes six 10-foot sitin kayaks, one sit-on-top kayak and one
sit-in tandem kayak, plus three canoes.
He is open Saturday and Sunday from 9
a.m. to 8 p.m., and during all paddling
events of fering by the Keepers of the
Shiawassee. He plans to expand his hours
in the future, as interest grows in trying
the sport.
“Renting a kayak or canoe is a perfect
opportunity for people who want to try
a paddle sport for the first time without
investing in one,” said Messenger
. “I want
people to experience this little jewel (the
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backyard.”
Interested paddlers can paddle upstream
by the hour, or downstream by destination
point. “I can putyou in atthe Linden Mill
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Tupper Lake, Lake Ponemah and Squaw
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vessel, life vest and paddles and make
sure you get started.”
For a more challenging downstream
paddle, Messenger will put you in behind
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toward various destination points at
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BY HANNAH BALL
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Musicians will climb on stage
equipment, drink shots, and jump on
attendees to crowd surf during their
concerts. These antics are normal.
However, some concerts throughout
the years have ended with heart attacks,
lightning strikes, and a lollipop stuck in
someone’s eye.
Here are eight crazy things that have
happened at concerts:
A 24-year-old, Nathan Gale, shot
and killed Dimebag Darrell, guitarist
of Damageplan in 2004 when they
were playing a show. It’s said that Gale
was upset over dissolution of Pantera,
which later became Damageplan.
Gale jumped a 6-foot fence, ran into
the venue, and shot Dimebag in the
head when he was on stage. He also
shot into the crowd a few times, killing
four people, before he was killed by a
police officer.
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When The Who was on tour
in 1973, on their first night drummer
Keith Moon was so nervous he puked
before the show and took what he
thought was an elephant tranquilizer
to calm him down. It was actually PCP.
His drumming got sloppy during the
show, and he eventually passed out on
stage. They asked the crowd if anyone
could play drums, and a 19-year-old
played drums for the rest of the night.
that happened at
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2
Famous performer Jackie Wilson
was popular in the ‘50s and ‘60s.
When he was performing on Dick
Clark’s Oldies Show at a nightclub in
1975, he collapsed on stage from a
heart attack. Wilson went into a coma
and never recovered. He died eight
years later in a hospital in New Jersey.
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In 2004 when David Bowie was
performing at the Norwegian Wood
Festival in Oslo, Norway, a fan threw
a lollipop on stage, hitting him in the
eye. It was lodged between his eyeball
and eye socket. One of his eyes was
damaged in a childhood fight, giving
him different color eyes. He told the
crowd the fan was lucky he hit his bad
eye and said he was going to punish
the crowd and make the concert extra
long.
3
Right before a Grateful Dead
concert on June 25, 1995, a few fans
were huddled outside by a tree, trying
to get shelter from an oncoming storm.
Lightning struck the tree and the fans.
One of them was in a coma for a while,
but all three made a full recovery.
5
.At a Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert
on Aug. 2, 2014, a 25-year-old man
groped a woman. Her boyfriend got
into a fight with the man and the man
bit off a chunk of the boyfriend’s
finger. The boyfriend was taken to the
hospital and the man was booked on a
charge of mayhem.
In 2003, metal band Great
White was playing at a nightclub in
Rhode Island. During the set, the tour
manager set off the pyrotechnics
and the walls caught on fire. The club
went up in flames quickly and despite
the club having four exits, there was
a stampede, blocking a few exits. A
bouncer even tried to stop people from
exiting one door because it was for
band members only. More than 100
people died and more than 200 were
injured.
6
Soul/funk musician Curtis Mayfield
was performing a concert in New York
on Aug. 13, 1990, when a strong wind
caused stage lighting to fall on him.
The accident paralyzed him from the
neck down. He
continued to
make music
afterward and
even released
an album. He
died in 1999
from diabetes
complications.
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The first performance was an impromptu matinee on June 25, 1972, by
David Cassidy, whose popular hit at the
time, “I think I love you” was regularly
sung on the TV show, “The Partridge
Family,” on which Cassidy portrayed a
member of the singing family.
Two days later , on June 27, 1972,
crooner Andy Williams and Quincy Jones
joined forces for a five-night run that
was considered the theatre’s “official”
opening.
The summer of 1973 brought Motown
to Pine Knob with a performance by The
Temptations. They shared the July 13-
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14 bill with Earth, Wind & Fire. Stevie
Wonder would play 10 days later.
In July 1974, KISS was gaining in
popularity and made its first appearance
at Pine Knob opening for Blue Oyster
Cult.
Joni Mitchell made her Aug. 8 and
9 stop at Pine Knob the cover photo
for her live album “Miles of Aisles” in
November 1974.
Near and dear to every Michigander’s
heart is Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet
Band. On July 27, 1977, they played the
first of what would become 25 sold-out
shows at Pine Knob.
The image of Jackson Browneand his
girlfriend by the Pine Knob stage loading
door was included on his “Running on
Empty” album four months later.
Seger and the legendary Bruce Spring
steen met for the first time backstage at
Pine Knob.
During the early 1980s, Pine Knob
hosted performances by Blondie, Duran
Duran, Heart, John Cougar Mellencamp,
The J. Geils Band, The Steve Miller
Band, and the B-52s.
Bette Midler collapsed onstage during
her July 1983 performance at Pine Knob.
She was treated for exhaustion and an up
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set stomach at Pontiac General Hospital.
She made up the show later that summer
.
Neil Diamond performed for five
nights in August 1984. Fans complained
about an overcrowded lawn. Pine Knob
said the conditions were due to picnic
baskets and lawn chairs, but others suspected they oversold tickets.
On May 20, 1989, Eddie Money began
his reign as Pine Knob/DTE’
s first weekend opener. With one exception (1995)
he’s played on the Friday of Memorial
Day weekend of every season since.
Once the ‘90s rolled around, Pine
Knob saw performances by top artists
such as Sara McLachlan, Ozzy Os bourne, Metallica, Aerosmith and Peter
Frampton.
During the next decade, top performers at Pine Knob included Kid Rock,
Nelly, Jessica Simpson, Kenny Chesney
,
Eminem, 50 Cent, Bob Seger with Three
Doors Down, Bare Naked Ladies, Toby
Keith, Jimmy Buffett and Green Day.
For a complete schedule of this summer’s performances at DTE Ener gy
Music Theatre, visit www.dteenergymusictheatre.org.
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n First in state, second in U.S.
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made sometimes to achieve goals, but
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Holly Middle School has become the first
• Work Together
It doesn’t have to be a dog-eat-dog
middle school in Michigan to achieve the
world out there. Everyone has skills
Franklin Covey Leader in Me Lighthouse
Status. The school is also the second middle and attributes that are different. At
school in the country to achieve Lighthouse Holly Middle School, they encourage
students to value these differences
Status from Franklin Covey.
and recognize the fact that when
Holly Middle School has worked for
we combine our strengths, we can
three years to achieve this honor.
The Leader in Me program is based on achieve so much more.
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Stephen Covey’s book, “7 Habits of Highly
Everyday life can take its toll. At Holly
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building and community.
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Living the “7 Habits” means you are in
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Any staff photo published in
the Tri-County Times can be
purchased by calling
810-433-6797.
Lost and Found
50” cut, with bagger,
91/hrs. $1,300.
Call 810-252-5053.
POLARIS RANGER
2012
Camo color 138/hrs, tilt box,
stored inside year around,
also 6x10 2013 utility
trailer $7,500.
Call 810-252-5053.
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Sara Delgado ..........................SL63
Misc. Household, 1978 Cruise Aire
Motorhome.
Zachary Kelsey ......................RD4S
Misc. household.
A Minimum Bid will be required.
Units will be open for inspection on Saturday,
6/25/16 at 8:00am until time of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
THE
STORAGE DEPOT
200 Elm St. - Holly
248-634-2711
Garage Sales
Fenton
Fenton
Fenton
Fenton
Fenton Twp.
Holly
JUNE 23RD-24TH
8:30-4PM
4246 Northshore Dr.
Women’s and
children’s clothing,
toys, crib, baby and
household items.
JUNE 23RD-25TH
9-5PM
14481 Appletree Ln.
off S. Long Lake.
Rain or shine it’s
garage sale time!
Teen and women’s
clothing, cherished
teddies, dollhouse,
bedding, toys, books
and more.
JUNE 23RD-25TH
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, 10:30-6PM
SATURDAY
10:30-1PM
Fenton Eagles
1490 N. Leroy.
Something for
everyone.
Please use rear
entrance.
JUNE 23RD-26TH
8:30-4PM
Northshore
Subdivision
1.5 miles West of
US23 off Owen.
Baby items,
kids items, furniture,
couch, piano,
pool table, dining room
set, tools, clothing.
JUNE 23RD-25TH
9-5PM
12415 Jennings Rd.
between Thompson
and Lahring.
Fishing tackle, poles,
tools, garden tools,
vintage and costume
jewelry, collector
pins, music and video
tapes, miscellaneous
household items.
WHOLESALE
STOCKPILE
JUNE 23RD-25TH
THURSDAYSATURDAY,
JULY 1ST-2ND
FRIDAY-SATURDAY,
9-?
3030 Elliott.
Too much to list,
don’t miss this one!
Linden
Linden
JUNE 23RD-25TH
8-4PM
16180 Hill Forest Dr.
Miscellaneous items,
a little bit of
everything.
JUNE 23RD-25TH
9-5PM
178 and 182
Creekwood Circle.
Furniture, lawn
furniture, household
goods, clothing and
miscellaneous items.
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Job Openings
Help Wanted
ACTIVITIES STAFF
PERSON
needed full-time for area
skilled nursing facility.
Experience preferred. Please
fax resume to Argentine Care
Center at 810-735-0113.
ADOPT A PET
We are looking for parttime year long kennel staff.
Applicants should be hardworking and team oriented.
We need someone to be able
to work all shifts and some
weekends. Perfect job for
someone who loves animals
and helping animals find
their forever homes. Kennel
responsibilities include
cleaning, handling animals,
feeding, watering, and
interacting with public. Must
be able to lift 50 lbs routinely.
Send resumes to jodydogger@
gmail.com. Or drop resumes
at 13575 Fenton Rd. Fenton,
MI 48430.
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Help Wanted
COME WORK IN
OUR NEW STORE!
We have part-time positions
open for Chocolatier and
sales. Must be available from
10am. year round. Apply in
person at Sweet Variations,
101 W. Shiawassee Ave.
Fenton.
CONTROLS
ENGINEER MANAGER
Controls Manager wanted.
Produces electric controls
engineering designs and
modifications by identifying
project objectives and issues;
verifying and validating
designs. Machine Tool,
Hardware Design, Eplan,
AutoCAD, Software Design,
PLC, HMI, Project Manager,
Air Logic System.
5 years experience.
Email wanda@spentechusa.
com.
COMPUTER GEEK
needed advanced degree not
required. Holly online retail
business, send resume to jim.
[email protected].
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
THIS SUMMER
BECOME A
Camp Counselor
COME LIVE AND WORK THIS SUMMER
at YMCA Camp Ohiyesa in Holly, MI
You’ll develop interpersonal and leadership skills while
working with people from all over the world. Staff serve
as role models and mentors for groups of campers
while facilitating activities like kayaking, archery, zip line,
mountain biking, horseback riding, and more.
Positions also available this spring. Room, board,
and stipend pay provided. Email Matt Foran at
[email protected] or check out our website at
ymcadetroit.org/ohiyesa to apply.
Help Wanted
HORSE RESCUE FARM IN
GOODRICH
needs full-time employee to
help care for 40+ horses.
Days are Tuesday thru
Saturday, day starts at 10am.
$100 per day if qualified. Day
tends to be a 5 to 8 hour
day depending on what is
needed, weather, and how fast
you work. Start immediately.
Requirements: Basic equine
first aide knowledge. Blanket
and unblanketing as needed.
Ability to operate equipment
(tractor, spreader, brush hog,
drag for pastures). Clean
barns, run in sheds, water
troughs. Feed, water, hay,
body check horses for injuries.
Hold for vet and farrier. 5+
years of experience. Ideal if
you grew up with cows and or
horses. Ability to do minor or
major repairs a plus. Please
respond to hlevin267@gmail.
com.
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Help Wanted
DIRECT CARE
openings for full and part-time
in several locations.
Will train, up to $9.25 once
trained. Benefits!
Call 248-887-9863.
DIRECT CARE STAFF
Holly area. $9.00/9.50
hourly, benefits, full and
part-time, afternoon,
midnights, weekends,
248-625-3412.
DOG GROOMER
wanted, part-time, experienced
only. Call 810-735-5169.
FENTON TRADING POST
is looking for someone to
assist in the sale of utility
trailers. No experience
necessary will train. Casual
atmosphere 810-750-9971.
JET’S PIZZA
now hiring all positions,
part-time and full-time.
Experienced or your first job,
will train. E-mail your interest
to [email protected].
To advertise your
JOB OPENING
call 810-629-8282
WEEKEND PAPER
HELP WANTED DEADLINES
Display Ads: Wednesday 3 p.m.
Line Ads: Noon Thursday
MIDWEEK PAPER
HELP WANTED DEADLINES
Display Ads: Monday 3 p.m.
Line Ads: Noon Tuesday
History in the making
Pick an article, pick a size.
Order reprints of photos and stories
that ran in your Tri-County Times.
Many sizes and options available to
choose from. Call us today!
810-433-6797
Help Wanted
Help Wanted
PIPE FITTER
TIM HORTONS
SEEKING EXPERIENCED
DISTRICT MANAGER
TIM HORTONS
Looking for a journeyman
Pipe Fitter for machinery and
equipment. Understanding
of air logic and pneumatic
circuit design required. Please
submit resume to: wanda@
spentechusa.com.
Management, Janitorial,
Computer experience
preferred. Must be 18+ and
pass background check, drug
screening. Call 866-869-6582
ext. 163 with your contact
information/qualifications.
TIM HORTONS
has an opening for a full time
2nd shift supervisor. Resume
should demonstrate at least
1 year of hospitality experience
and longevity. Please submit
resume and reference letters
to either Fenton location.
has a full time opening for a
bakery position. Resume should
demonstrate longevity and
ability to work independently.
Please submit resume and
reference letters to either Fenton
location.
has full and part time early
morning positions available.
Please apply on-line or at
either Fenton location.
Stylist
Call
Needed
248-496-2613
Brand New Salon is looking
for a motivated stylist that
wants to build their clientele!!!
Great location-right next to express way!
2545 Silver Lake Rd., Suite 5,
Fenton
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SET-UP MAN / MECHANIC
for Agricultural, Industrial
and Consumer Products
at Flint New Holland, Burton, MI
Must have own Tools
Prior experience preferred.
Competitive benefits and pay. Insurance,
401K, dental and Vacations.
Send resume to:
[email protected].
or fax to 810-744-0444
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Your new best friend is waiting.
These fine area merchants are asking for your help in finding these animals loving homes.
Who will take us
HO
H
ME?
ME
OM
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13575 Fenton Rd. • Fenton • Tues. - Sat. 10am-3pm, Sun. 1pm-4pm
www.adoptapetfenton.com
To adopt any of these pets, please call Adopt-A-Pet at our Fenton location 810-629-0723
Davis
Lucky
Iris
Jackson
Jake
I’m an active, young guy.
I am a fun loving guy!
I have a lot of energy and
would love a big yard.
If you want unique, look no further!
I’m a 6 month Lab looking for an active
person experienced with training.
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3251 Owen Rd.
at US 23, Fenton
(810) 750-2231
Hollywood
3251 Owen Rd.
at US 23, Fenton
(810) 750-2231
Mandy
110 S. Saginaw St. • Holly
248.634.7467
www.pigeonintheparlour.com
There’s nothing a good coat of paint can’t fix!
Daphne
(810)
Inc.
735-8822
1023 N. Bridge St. • Linden
Maya
100 S. LEROY, FENTON • 810-629-2287
www.fentoncamera.com
Clover
Hollywood: that loves to play.
I would love a calm home
with a fenced yard.
Sweet and sassy all in one little cat!
Maya is our 14 year old girl who
just needs a companion.
I am a beautiful Torti that
wants a home of my own.
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BLuxury Dog Boarding
F
arms
rookstone
810-516-7096
www.brookstonefarms.org
Motown
BLuxury Dog Boarding
F
rookstone
arms
810-516-7096
www.brookstonefarms.org
Annie
9051 Silver Lake Rd., Linden
(810) 735-9487
Mable
3324 Owen Rd.
at US 23, Fenton
(810) 750-5800
Penny
3324 Owen Rd.
at US 23, Fenton
(810) 750-5800
Baby
I have so much love to give.
Docile and loving, I only want your
attention.
I’m a special needs girl who would
love another playful dog.
I’m a shy little girl that would
love a quiet home.
I’m a one person dog who wants to
be the queen of her castle.
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FentonVeterinary
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Lil’ House of Carpet
14115 N Fenton Rd
Fenton • 810-629-1564
Sadona
14115 N Fenton Rd
Fenton • 810-629-1564
3000 Owen Rd. @ US-23 in Fenton
Toll Free 1-855-388-0328
Twinkle
Mr. Pawz
I am larger than life and
longing for a family.
I will be available to go home soon.
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Mid-State Equipment
(248)
634-1976
124 N. Saginaw St., Suite C • Holly
Sales & Service
2319 W. Baldwin Rd. • Fenton
810-655-4886
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL FLOORING EXPERTS
1-800-231-1526
Dazzle
Barbichon
GROOMING SALON
204 E. Broad St., Linden
810.735.5169
Mia
Looking to lounge?
Then I am your guy!
I will be ready to go home soon.
I could spend all day by your side.
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NOW ACCEPTING RESIDENTS
(323)363-6685
Lucy
(810) 593-0690
Facility
Located in Fenton
BRAD HOFFMAN
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
102 S. Leroy Street, Fenton, MI • 810-629-4991
Bradhoffmanfentonmi.com
409 E. Caroline, Fenton • 810-629-4946
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Trap Neuter Return
Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) is a unique program to the area.
There are millions of community cats killed in shelters because they are unadoptable.
TNR is recognized as the most humane and effective strategy for reducing the
community cat population. Anyone caring for a colony of feral or stray cats may fill out
an application to have the cats fixed at a low cost.
Go to adoptapetfenton.com/tnr
Ask about our low cost spay/neuter!
For those with a financial need.
Raja
Willow
Snowball
9B
Adopt-a-Pet Wish List
Unscented, clay cat litter
Kitten food (canned)
Dog/puppy chew toys
VG’s Receipts
Paper Towels
Garbage Bags
Rikki
Waterless hand sanitizer
Stamps
#10 envelopes
Computer paper (8.5 x 11)
Pet Store Gift Cards
Cans & bottles as returnables
Hogan
I am a 1 year old firecracker and
just want to have fun!
I’m an active, beautiful lab.
More than just a pretty face,
I just want to be by your side.
I am a handsome young guy that just
wants to be your one and only.
I’m a gorgeous heartworm survivor.
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607 N. Saginaw St. • Holly • 248-634-4671
www.sulfarofamilydentistry.com
1421 N. LeRoy St. • Fenton•
Ph: 810-208-7155 • Fax:810-208-7156
GoinPostalFenton.com
DECORATING
and DESIGN
(810) 232-3530
www.accentdd.com
Zeke
Bulldog
Bronco
DECORATING
121 River St. • Fenton • 810-629-2552
Aspen
and DESIGN
(810) 232-3530
www.accentdd.com
Dixie Chick
I’m a SURVIVOR!
For 6 years I have been
patiently waiting for my home.
Bronco is a BIG lab puppy.
Cute and fluffy and ready to play
I’m the perfect companion who would
love someone home a lot.
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Temrowski
Family Funeral Home &
Cremation Services
500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533
Bali
Wag & Purr
Pet Boarding
11650 Stallion Lane • Holly
248-459-1200
Junior
Wag & Purr
Pet Boarding
11650 Stallion Lane • Holly
248-459-1200
Beacon
Bell Title
415 Rounds Dr., Fenton
810-208-8970
Betty Boop
(810)
Inc.
735-8822
1023 N. Bridge St. • Linden
Sapphire
Full of life and ready to shine!
Junior needs a special single person.
A little bit shy, but full of love.
Take a chance on me!
Betty Boop is heartbroken she is 9
years old and in a shelter.
I am a marvelous feline
with big blue eyes
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1437 N. Leroy St., Fenton
612 W. Broad St., Linden
(810)750-0551
(810)735-9481
Furby
Berkshire
Donna
Anderson
810-691-2124
DibblevilleDonna.com
1032 N. Leroy, Fenton
Carmella
Kerton Lumber Co.
1122 N. Saginaw St., Holly
248-634-8951
Cali
1022 W. Silver Lake Rd.
Fenton • 810-629-4122
Nakiree
I’m an older long-hair Chihuahua
looking for someone patient and kind.
I am small and cute and fun to boot!
I need someone who has
patience and love.
I may only have 3 legs, but that does
not slow me down!
I’m an active girl who would
love a fenced yard.
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204 W. Broad St., Linden
810-735-7212
English Insurance Agency
505 N. Leroy St., Fenton • 629-5182
Curran & Christie
Joe & Sandy
Leone-Consiglio
313-815-1602
Residents of Lobdell Lake
2461 NORTH RD.
810-750-9635
EXIT 80 OFF US 23
810-750-9635
MON-FRI 5AM-11PM • SAT 6AM-11PM • SUN 6AM-10PM
248-684-4649 • www.mjwhelan.com
620 N. Milford Rd., Milford
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HARTLAND
12316 Highland Rd. (M-59)
REAL ESTATE CO.
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(810)632-7427
(248)887-9736
(810)629-8515
SERVING LIVINGSTON, OAKLAND,
GENESEE AND SURROUNDING
COUNTIES SINCE 1970.
MEMBER MLS
ENJOY CONDO
LIVING
Nice 2 bedroom,
2 bath end unit
ranch condo.
Private setting
with park-like
views. Convenient
location to town.
Spacious living
room with gas
fireplace. Bright
kitchen. Dining area with doorwall to patio. Master bedroom
with private bath and walk-in closet. First floor laundry. Full
basement and 1 car attached garage. $118,000. Holly Schools.
PRESCRIPTION
FOR PLEASURE
All sports Lake
Shannon cove/
no wake frontage
with this classic
ranch on double
lot. 3 bedrooms,
2 full baths,
large kitchen
with eating area, living room w/large deck & great views.
Walk-out lower level w/family room and screened in porch
for entertaining. 2 car garage plus carport for your lake toys.
Full house generator & more! Linden Schools, Tyrone Twp.
$399,000. Hurry!
UP NORTH
FEELING
5 rolling & treed
acres surround
this beautiful
2113 sq. ft.
4 bedroom,
2.5 bath home.
Huge kitchen
with eating area
opens to family room with fireplace & woodstove. Formal
dining. Finished walk-out lower level with recreation room.
40x26 pole barn w/cement floor and LP furnace. Beautifully
landscaped w/above ground pool & deck for enjoyment.
Many extras. $279,900. Tyrone Twp., Fenton Schools.
WILDLIFE
ABOUNDS!
Charming
3 bedroom,
2.5 bath, real
log home with
wraparound
porch on
private 15 acre
setting. Large
country kitchen, great room with woodstove, hardwood floors
through-out, basement offers extra living area, plus workshop
and storm shelter. Turkey shed & barn for ducks, 40x30 pole
barn has 2 loft areas & attached chicken coop. $275,000.
Hartland Schools.
Apartments for Rent
Grand Meadows
Apartments
Apartments for Rent
Auctions
FENTON AREA
ONLINE REAL ESTATE
quiet setting, Hickory
AUCTION
Meadows Apartments.
Nominal Opening Bid:
Updated 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
12624 Pagels Drive,
$500
townhouse, appliances, water,
GMTRI14815Apr2016
VI Gage Rd.,
Grand Blanc
trash, laundry hook-ups,
Holly Township, MI.
no smoking or pets, $775
INDEPENDENT LIVING
Property can be viewed
details? 810-629-6095.
FOR SENIORS 55+
at your convenience
during daylight hours.
Call today!
Brand new 2 & 3
Bid live from anywhere
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bedroom,
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Grandmeadows
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June 19th.
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Visit williamsauction.com
Spacious 1 and 2
or call 800-982-0425
bedroom units
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August
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Heat, water, sewer and
trash removal included
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Next door to the Grand Blanc
Senior Center, close to
Genesys Reg. Medical
Center. Pet Friendly. Equal
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Groveland Manor
13318 Dixie Highway
Holly, Michigan 48442
248-534-1049
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FENTON
LAKE SHANNON
Lake house, 4 bedroom,
3 bath, 2400 sq. ft. walk-out,
2 car garage, lease $1,900 a
month. Call 810-694-9353.
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1 bath house. Great view
of Bevins Lake. All utilities
included. $625/month, plus
security. No smoking, no pets.
810-516-3584.
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on race, color, religion or national origin, or an intention to make any
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in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
714 NORTH SAGINAW STREET, HOLLY, MICHIGAN 48442
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 2016 at 11:00 am
35,000+/- SF manufacturing building on 1.86+/- acres being Auctioned at
$80,000 MINIMUM BID
Located in the quaint Village of Holly, Michigan, just 3.7 miles west of I-75.
Prepped for 10 ton crane, rail in place. Formerly offered at $450,000.
SUNDAY, JUNE 19TH•2-4PM
14442 North Rd. • Fenton
OPEN HOUSE: Thursday, June 23, 2016 at 11:00 am.
View More Details for this On-Site Auction With Live Online Bidding At
www.pamelaroseauction.com or call our Office at 877-462-7673
3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath,
Full Basement, 2 Fireplaces,
Large Treed Corner Lot.
Pamela Rose, Broker, Auctioneer, AARE, CAI and Michael Murray, Auctioneer, REALTOR®, CAI, GRI
Only $112,000
JACKIE BECKER
PAMELA K. ROSE AUCTION CO LLC
810-444-0430
HOUSE PLAN OF THE WEEK
Bedroom
10'4'' x 11'8''
Covered
Patio
10' x 6'
Dining
9' x 10'8''
Owners’ Suite
14' x 11'6''
Bedroom
9'8'' x 13'
Kitchen
8'6'' x
10'8''
Living
14' x 15'
Up
Garage
21' x 22'6''
Entry
Covered Porch
Bedroom
12'2'' x 12'4''
Paisley
Paisley
PLAN 30-852
First Floor
First Floor
908 sq.ft.
Living Area
1521 sq.ft.
908 sq.ft.
Second Floor
613sq.ft. 613 sq.ft.
Second
Floor
GarageArea502 sq.ft. 1521 sq. ft.
Living
Dimensions
40'x48'
1000 SERIES
Garage
502 sq. ft.
Dimensions
40’ x 48’
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Woodland
14229 Torrey Road
Fenton, MI 48430
Office: 810- 629-2234
Paisley
PLAN 30-852
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More plans at associateddesigns.com
Multipaned windows,
decorative corbels and shaketextured gable ends give a
comfortably familiar countrystyle look to the otherwise
contemporary Paisley. Slender
porch posts add to the
ambiance. Its compact design
makes this four-bedroom home
economical to build, as well as
to heat and maintain. Entering,
you step into a small but lofty
two-story entry. During daylight
hours, this stairway is naturally
illuminated by a good-sized
window on the second level.
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Brick Paving
Concrete
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Improvement
Painting/
Wallpapering
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CONCRETE WORK
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• Sidewalks
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• Patios
• Retaining Walls
• Powerwashing
• Sealing
Complete Installation
and Repairs
248-396-3317
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Remodeling
Jeff Creed
General Contractor
810-635-2111
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ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP
Please be notified that the Argentine Township Zoning Board of Appeals will
hold a Meeting on Monday, July 11, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. at the Argentine Township Hall, 9048 Silver Lake Rd, to consider the following Variances:
Paul Szary, 7131 Silver Lk Rd, is requesting a Variance for Square Footage.
He would like to build a 40x60 pole barn with square footage greater than
the home for recreational storage. Described as 01-25-200-029 1.10 Acres
in Section 25.
Woody & Jessica Holt, 16247 Whitehead Dr, is requesting a Side Yard and
Rear Yard Variance. He has put a shed in the side yard of his property that is
within 5’ of his fence. Described as 01-35-526-148, Lot 273 Argentine Park,
Lobdell Lake, Section 35.
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AND THE NEWBORN
A complete copy of these tax descriptions may be viewed at the Township
office during regular office hours.
Denise Graves, Clerk
Argentine Township
FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
ON PROPOSED 2016-2017 BUDGET
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, June 27, 2016, at 5:50 o’clock p.m.,
at the Administration Building located at 3100 Owen Road, Fenton, Michigan, the
Board of Education of Fenton Area Public Schools will hold a public hearing to
consider the District’s proposed 2016-2017 budget.
The Board may not adopt its proposed 2016-2017 budget until after a public hearing. A copy of the proposed 2016-2017 budget, including the proposed
property tax millage rate, is available for public inspection during normal business
hours at the Administration Building, 3100 Owen Road, Fenton, Michigan.
The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to support the
proposed budget will be a subject of this hearing.
This notice is given by order of the Board of Education.
Daniel P. Carter, Board Secretary
Fenton Area Public Schools
Board of Education
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NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING OF
ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP
Argentine Township
To the Qualified Electors of the Township of Rose, County of Oakland:
Notice is hereby given that the last day to register for the August 2, 2016,
Primary Election will be Tuesday, July 5, 2016.
If you are not currently registered to vote or need to register at a new address,
you may do so at the following locations and times:
In Person:
•
•
NOTICE
BUDGET HEARING OF
ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS
•
•
The Argentine Township Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed township budget for fiscal year 2016/2017 at the Argentine Township Hall, 9048 Silver
Lk Rd, Linden on June 27, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. during the Township Annual Meeting.
The property tax millage rate of 0.6840 is proposed to be levied to support
the proposed budget will be a subject of this hearing. A copy of the budget is
available for public inspection at the Township Hall.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Holly Township Planning Commission will
hold a public hearing on:
Michigan Renaissance Festival to operate a Festival on parcel number 01-12476-002 and 01-12-401-003 in an AGRE Zoning District.
Any person having interest is encouraged to attend the hearing or comment by
letter to the Holly Township Zoning Administrator, 102 Civic Drive, Holly, MI 48442.
A copy of the Special Use application and plans may be reviewed at the Clerk’s
office at the above-mentioned address during regular business hours Monday
through Friday 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. except holidays.
Handicap persons needing assistance to attend or participate in this hearing are asked to
contact the Township Clerk at 248-634-9331 Ext. 301 or by writing to the above-mentioned
address at least 5 business days prior to the meeting.
Karin S. Winchester, Clerk/Zoning Administrator
KING CROSSWORD
ANSWERS
Solution time: 24 mins.
Representative in Congress 8th District, Representative in State Legislature
51st District, County Executive, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk/Register of
Deeds, Treasurer, Water Resources Commissioner and County Commissioner
2nd District, Rose Township Supervisor, Clerk, Treasurer, 2 Trustees, Constable,
Delegate to County Convention.
Rose Township Proposal #1 – Renewal of the 1.3549 mills levied for six (6) years,
2016 through 2021 inclusive, to provide fire department services including, but
not limited to, fire suppression and prevention, advanced life support emergency
medical response and ambulance transport, raising an estimated $330,040
in the first year the millage is levied of which a portion will be disbursed to the
North Oakland County Fire Authority?
Rose Township Proposal #2 – Renewal of the 0.7480 mills levied for six (6)
years, 2016 through 2021 inclusive, to provide fire department services including
but not limited to, fire suppression and prevention, advanced life support
emergency medical response and ambulance transport, raising an estimated
$182,209 in the first year the millage is levied of which a portion will be disbursed
to the North Oakland County Fire Authority?
Proposals Precinct #1 Only
Genesee Intermediate School District be increased by .25 mills for twenty (20)
years, calendar years 2016 to 2035, inclusive, for the purpose of providing
funds for lifelong education, adult education, community education, training,
and enrichment, and for other operating purposes, in Genesee Intermediate
School District? It is estimated that the revenue the school district will collect
if the millage is approved and levied in 2016 will be approximately $2.3 million.
Revenues will be disbursed to Genesee Intermediate School District.
Charles Stewart Mott Community College, Genesee County, Michigan, against
all property in the community college district be renewed for a total of .6410
mill, for a period of 10 (10) years, 2018 to 2017, inclusive, to provide funds
for community college purposes? If the .6410 mill increase is approved it is
estimated that the college will collect approximately $5.7 million of revenue in the
first calendar year it is levied.
Rose Township Polling Locations:
King Crossword,
Wednesday Jumble,
Wednesday Sudoku
puzzles are located in
last Wednesday’s issue.
All other puzzles are
throughout this edition.
PCT. #1 Rose Township Offices
9080 Mason Street, Holly, MI
PCT. #2 Rose Pioneer School
7110 Milford Road, Holly, MI
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SUNDAY
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Jumbles:
ADAPT, SAUTE,
CALLOW, BEGONE
Answer:
What the defense lawyer
wanted the plaintiff to
do— SETTLE “DOWN”
1. Please
2. Chagrin
3. Split
4. Scamper
Word:
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ANSWERS
Voter Registration Application – Mail to the election official as directed on the
application by the close of registration deadline.
Oakland County Zoological Authority in the County of Oakland Renewal Millage
for Zoological Services .1 Mills for 10 years
The purpose of the public hearing is to consider a Special Land Use Permit
Amendment by the following applicants:
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Proposals (Precincts 1, 2 & 3)
JULY 5, 2016
6:30 PM
HOLLY TOWNSHIP HALL
102 CIVIC DRIVE
HOLLY, MI 48442
248-634-9331 Ext. 301
SUPER CROSSWORD
By Mail:
The election will be conducted in all voting precincts. (#1, #2, and #3) of Rose
Township for the purpose of electing candidates for the following offices:
NOTICE
HOLLY TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS
PUZZLE
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Rose Township Clerk’s offices, 9080 Mason Street, Holly, MI 48442,
Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
County Elections Division, 1200 N. Telegraph Rd., Pontiac, MI 48341,
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Secretary of State Branch Offices
At specified agencies for clients receiving services through Family
Independence Agency, the Department of Community Health, Michigan Jobs
Commission and some offices of the Commission for the Blind.
At military recruitment offices for persons who are enlisting.
Note: Persons registering by mail are required to vote in person unless they
have previously voted in person in the state or are at least 60 years of age or are
handicapped.
Argentine Township
PHONE:
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NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION
FOR THE AUGUST 2, 2016 PRIMARY ELECTION
ROSE TOWNSHIP
The Annual Meeting of the Argentine Township residents will be held on Monday,
June 27, 2016 at 6:30 pm at the Argentine Township Hall, 9048 Silver Lk Rd,
Linden. The 2016/2017 fiscal budget will be reviewed as well as other matters the
residents may vote upon.
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
WEDNESDAY SUDOKU
ANSWERS
PCT. #3 Rose Pioneer School
7110 Milford Road, Holly, MI
Full text and sample ballots may be obtained from:
Rose Township Clerk’s Office or can be reviewed online at: www.rosetownship.com
Debbie Miller, MMC, CMMC
Rose Township Clerk
9080 Mason Street
Holly, Michigan 48442
(248) 634-8701
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Obituaries
John Kenneth
Wright
1937-2016
John Kenneth Wright age 79, of Linden, went
to be with his Lord and
Savior,
Wednesday, June
15, 2016.
Funeral
service
will be
held 2
PM Saturday, June
18, 2016 at Heritage Hills
Church, 5530 Runyan Lake
Road, Fenton. Pastor Tony
Chick officiating. Visitation will be held at Sharp
Funeral Homes, Fenton
Chapel, 1000 Silver Lake
Road, Fenton Friday, June
17, 2016 from 4-8 PM and
at church Saturday from
12 PM until the time of
service. In lieu of flowers,
those desiring may make
contributions to Heritage
Hills Church and John had
made a request that everyone share Jesus Christ
with an unsaved soul. John
was born May 10, 1937 in
Flint, the son of Robert and
Ella (Gamber) Wright. He
married Judith A. Remington July 28, 1956 in Flint.
He was a self employed
plumbing contractor for 61
years. John had resided
in Linden since November
coming from Fenton. He
was a member of Heritage
Hills Church. Surviving are:
his wife of 60 years, Judy;
three sons, Christopher
and wife Annette Wright
of DeWitt, Timothy Wright
and Randall Wright both
of North Borough, MA; ten
grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren;
brothers, Bill (Betty),
Larry (Mary), and Earl
(Karen) Wright; sister, Lucy
(Wayne) Miller; and several
nieces and nephews. He
was preceded in death by
his parents; brothers, Bob
and Lester Wright; and sister, Lillian Ekstrand. Online
tributes may be posted
on the obituaries page at
www.sharpfuneralhomes.
com.
Doyle Kinney
Doyle Kinney - age 84, died
June 14, 2016. Services
provided by Sharp Funeral
Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.
Harold George
Harold George - age
82, died June 16, 2016.
Services entrusted to Sharp
Funeral Homes. www.
sharapfuneralhomes.com.
Martin Garza III
Martin Garza III - age 46,
died June 1, 2016. Services
Kenneth Wehner
Kenneth Wehner - age
83, died June 13, 2016.
Services provided by Sharp
Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.
Marion Eckerdt
Marion Eckerdt - age
85, died June 13, 2016.
Patricia E. Yasko
Patricia E. Yasko - age 93,
died June 16, 2016.
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Temrowski
Cremation Services
500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533
Ross Wood
Ross Wood - age 68, died
Stephen Marshall
Stephen Marshall - age
62, died June 12, 2016.
Ronald Schwerin
Ronald Schwerin - age
69, died June 11, 2016.
Indira D. Potineni
Indira D. Potineni - age 93,
died June 16, 2016.
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funeralhome.com.
T Temrowski
Cremation Services
500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533
Susanne Clement
Susanne Clement - age
76, died June 10, 2016.
Jeanne Conway
Jeanne Conway - age
92, died June 12, 2016.
Zia Zaroo
Zia Zaroo - age 73, died
entrusted to Sharp Funeral
Celeste M. Marshall
Celeste M. Marshall - age
48, died June 13, 2016.
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funeralhome.com.
T Temrowski
Cremation Services
500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533
Delores O’Dell
Michelle Taylor
William Howe Jr.
Anneliesa
Stolzenburg
Geraldine
Studebaker
Stephanie
Cameron
Delores O’Dell - age 86,
died June 12, 2016. Services provided by Sharp
Anneliesa Stolzenburg - age
93, died June 12, 2016.
Michelle Taylor - age 45,
died June 10, 2016. Services entrusted to Sharp
Geraldine Studebaker - age
93, died June 14, 2016.
William Howe Jr. - age
83, died June 15, 2016.
Stephanie Cameron - age
60, died June 15, 2016.
Jean Rose
Jean Rose - age 84, died
entrusted to Sharp Funeral
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Mr. Robert “Bob”
W. Schettenhelm
1930-2016
Mr. Robert “Bob” W.
Schettenhelm - age 86,
died peacefully June 15,
2016 in
Medina,
OH. He
was born
January
21, 1930
to Jacob
and
Bertha
Schettenhelm, Detroit, MI. Baptized
into the Christian faith February 16, 1930 at the home
of his parents. Grew up in
and attended Concordia
Lutheran Church in Detroit.
He grew up in a loving, but
stern German household
where he was spoiled by
his five older siblings who
have all preceded him in
death. He attended and
graduated from Detroit
Technological School. He
served two years in the
United States Army and
was honorably discharged
with the rank of Corporal
in October 1953. He then
returned to work at E. I.
DuPont and retired from
DuPont in 1986. In September 1954 he married Janice
Lou Spencer of Toledo,
Ohio. Initially they resided
in Detroit and had two
children: John “Jack” and
Donna. Later they relocated
to Fenton in 1961. A third
child, James “Jim” was born
and completed the family.
A devoted Lutheran, Bob
attended Trinity Lutheran
Church, Our Savior Lutheran Church and later Christ
the King in Lodi, Ohio. He
enjoyed the simple things:
a great breakfast, roast
beef and mashed potatoes,
Koegel’s hot dogs and
Vernors! He also enjoyed
playing his guitar, hunting,
traveling the beautiful Upper Peninsula and the great
outdoors. He was a member of the American Legion
in Fenton and the Fenton
Lakes Sportsmens Club.
He is preceded in death
by his wife, Janice; sons,
Rev. John Schettenhelm,
and James “Jim” Schettenhelm. He is survived by his
devoted daughter, Donna
(Greg) Knack; grandson,
David of Medina, OH; additional grandchildren Luke,
Adam, Nolan, and Emily
Schettenhelm; and special
friend, Ruth Kimble. A
funeral service will be held
Saturday, June 25, 2016,
11 AM at the new Trinity
Lutheran Church in Fenton.
In lieu of flowers donations
may be made to the Trinity
Lutheran Building Fund.
T Temrowski
Cremation Services
500 Main St. • Fenton • 810-629-2533
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In-law tension keeps
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mother-in-law brought up this vacation idea
DEAR AMY:
on her own, as a way to try to bring her two
I’ve been married for 10 years to a
sons together. You and your
wonderful man. I have a
husband should do your
loving relationship with
best to stay in touch with
his mother. When my
these nieces, regardless of
ASK
sister-in-law was alive,
your relationship with their
our families regularly
parents. These children sufshared good times. Since
fered a huge loss when their
her death (about five
mother died. It would be a
years ago) my husband’s
BY AMY DICKINSON
terrible shame for them to
brother has excluded
lose yet more family memus. A couple of years
bers over a long-standing
ago my husband and
squabble.
I researched different
living options for his
DEAR AMY:
mother, as did the other
AMY
Some of my colleagues
side of the family. It
DICKINSON
have ganged up on
was total confusion. In
me and they claim
the end my husband’s
that I don’t have a
solution prevailed,
sense of humor. I am a teacher at an
honoring his mother’s wishes. In the
undergraduate program, and my friends,
meantime, he and I received numerous
family members even my students really
incendiary emails from that side of the
appreciate my funny bone. But then a
family. Last year my brother-in-law
male colleague told me a joke about a
remarried. We were not invited to the
man hitting his educated wife on the
wedding. We would have attended. This
face, which I found quite distasteful
past weekend my mother-in-law implied
and not funny at all. He, in a gathering,
that my brother-in-law and his wife
told everyone that I did not understand
would like to be invited to our weekend
his joke because I do not have a sense
home, which is in a beautiful resort
of humor. One of my other colleagues,
community. I blurted out, “They’ll be
who I have saved from the wrath of the
invited when it’s a cold day in Hell.” My
superiors quite a few times, heartily
husband was in complete agreement.
agreed. I am very upset about these
Knowing my mother-in-law, the message
two people’s conduct, but I did not say
will get back. I can’t take the words
anything to them. Do you think they are
back, and I don’t think there’s any
right about me? — Wondering
chance of repairing the relationship with
my brother-in-law. I do worry about the
DEAR WONDERING:
long-standing relationship my husband
I don’t know if your co-worker is right about
has with his nieces. Just let things ride?
you, but I do know that you are right about
— So Sad to Lose Family
him. Based on your report of this incident,
your co-worker’s so-called joke is both
DEAR SAD:
unfunny and offensive. His choice to double
You can’t be all that sad about losing famdown and try to engage co-workers in bulily if you would take an (implied) olive
lying you is unacceptable.Workplace bullies
branch and basically use it to switch these
often use so-called “humor” to dominate and
family members. If they want to ingratiate
humiliate others. You should stand up to this
themselves to you (in order to have a better
jerk, and if he continues on in this vein, you
relationship, yielding, perhaps, an invitation
should consider asking a “superior” to rain
to your vacation home), then they will have
down some wrath, and see if he thinks that’s
to find a way to reach out to you and your
funny.
husband directly. It is possible that your
Amy
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DEAR DR. ROACH:
I usually walk 45 minutes daily for a
cardio workout. However, the summer
heat can be brutal, so
instead of walking, I
swim and walk one
hour in the pool. Is
that as good a cardio
workout as walking?
— R.G.
measured simply by your pulse rate. A
rough but commonly used guide is that
moderate cardiovascular exercise is 50
percent to 70 percent
of your age-predicted
maximum of 220 minus
your age. So for age 50,
your maximum is 170,
and moderate exercise is
a pulse of 85 to 119. You
can check your pulse at
BY KEITH ROACH, M.D.
the wrist with a clock, or
ANSWER: I think that
wear a heart monitor.
having several differSwimming almost
ent ways to exercise is
always is a more-intense
a good idea, since the
workout than walking
muscles used will always
KEITH
(race walkers certainly
be at least somewhat
ROACH, M.D.
can get a very fast pulse
different and it can keep
rate), and walking in the
you from being bored
pool is a good exercise
when doing the same
for your heart and many
thing day after day. In
muscles. If the pool is outdoors, as is
your situation, I think that it makes a
usual in warm, sunny places, you need
great deal of sense to avoid the heat
to wear and reapply plenty of sunscreen
by getting in the pool. The intensity
to protect your skin.
of a cardiovascular workout can be
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