DeWitt Township police apprehend wanted persons

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Vol. 37 - No. 42
DeWitt Township
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August 14, 2011
Bath Days festival a big hit
Ken Palmer
[email protected]
DeWITT TWP. — Three people wanted in other jurisdictions were arrested in two separate incidents occurring
within an hour of each other on Aug. 2.
Officers were called to the area of Business U.S. 127
and Weiland Road about 7:45 p.m. for a possible assault in
progress and found two people fighting, township police
said.
They recognized the two subjects - a 43-year-old man
and a 40-year-old woman from Lansing - from wanted
posters at the police station and turned them over to Lansing police. Both were wanted for questioning in a felony
investigation.
About 50 minutes later, officers were called back to the
same area for a disturbance and questioned two subjects
at a motel, police said.
A 48-year-old woman was lodged in the Clinton County
Jail on an Ingham County warrant for failing to appear in
a drunken-driving case, police said.
Two drivers hurt in crash
Two people were hospitalized after a rollover crash
Aug. 4 on Business U.S. 127 at Webb Road.
Township police said a DeWitt woman, 34, stopped for
a stop sign on eastbound Webb before pulling across the
highway and striking a vehicle driven by a Lansing man,
20, causing his 2012 Equinox to overturn.
Both drivers were taken to Sparrow Hospital with
undisclosed injuries. The woman was cited failing to yield
the right-of-way.
The annual Bath Days festival took place Aug. 5-6
with plenty of activities. The highlight was the annual
bath tub races. One heat featured the Bath Schools
team against the Bath Police Department team (above.)
There was also the traditional race between the Bath
Police department and Bath Fire Department. The police
department was victorious in the showdown, meaning
the firefighters will have to wash the patrol cars during
next year’s Bath Days festival.
Also among the other activities was a screaming contest.
Eight year-old Brielle Johnson from Bath (right) earned a
prize for her screaming performance durign the festival.
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DeWitt woman injured in crash
A 52-year-old DeWitt woman was hurt in an Aug. 1
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DeWitt cheer teams
to hold car wash
The DeWitt seventh and eighth
grade cheer teams will be holding
a car wash fundraiser on Tuesday, Aug. 16, and Tuesday, Aug.
23, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the south
parking lot at DeWitt Junior High
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Proceeds will help support the
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Bath police to hold
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rodeo at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug.
17, at the Rockin House day care
facility at the corner of Webster
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Officers will teach bicycle and
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Library to host reading
final party Aug. 16
The DeWitt District Library
will hold the Summer Reading
final party Tuesday, Aug. 16, from
2 to 4 p.m. at the Riverside Park
in downtown DeWitt.
The final party is open to all
children and teens that participated with the 2011 summer reading program at the DeWitt District
Library and will include games,
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Church to hold
garage sale Aug. 20
Hope Lutheran Church is holding a garage sale on Saturday,
Aug. 20, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
1180 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt.
This will be an outdoor event,
unless weather moves it indoors.
The second annual “Bike to
Build” fundraiser for Habitat for
Humanity will roll out Aug. 20 in
DeWitt Township.
The event is a collaboration
between the Habitat for Humanity operations in Lansing and Clinton County and features three
scenic routes ranging from 20 to
The Bath U-12 softball team beat Grand Ledge 8-6 and then Haslett
75 miles.
11-10 to win the Mason Softball League’s year-end tournament. The
The rides will start and end
team finished the season with a 17-1 record.
at Redeemer United Methodist
Team members are (front row, l. to r.) Jessie Sullivan, Tessa
Church, 13980 Schavey Road, with
Hosford, Madison Rich, Brittany Matsumoto, Tyler Adkins, Taylor
registration from 8 to 10 a.m.
Buck, (back row) Coach Darren Buck, Lindsey Brown, Kailey Wahrer,
The $30-per-person entry fee
Maddi Gutzki, Emma Kyes, Assistant Coach Jesse Sullivan, Madison
will benefit Habitat operations.
Margraves and Assistant Coach Chuck Rich. Missing from photo is
Lunch at the DeWitt Ox Roast is
Jessica Stoskopf. COURTESY PHOTO
included. The bike ride is a family
event, not a race, and riders can
finish in their own time, a Habitat
official said.
Riders can register online at
A variety of goods and clothing registered before Aug. 7, $28 if
available.
registered by Aug. 19, and $30 on www.habitatlansing.org.
All proceeds will go towards race day.
the Capital Campaign Building
Registration on race day takes Bath UMC to hold
Fund to provide furnishings for place from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.
the planned addition to the
The event also includes the euchre tournament
church’s current facilities.
Panther Pounce children’s fun run
A euchre tournament will be
Thirvent Financial for Luther- at 9 a.m.
held Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Bath
ans will match a portion of the
The fun run includes a United Methodist Church beginproceeds from this event.
200-meter dash or a one-mile run. ning at 6 p.m.
Checks may be made payable to
The cost is $5 per person and
Panther Spirit 5k race/ DeWitt High School and mailed to includes snacks, prizes and a fun
Panther Spirit Race, 4445 W. Her- evening.
walk set for Aug. 20
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The church is located in Bath
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Bath Twp. police seek info on business break-ins
Ken Palmer
[email protected]
drunken altercation between a couple who couldn’t agree
on what happened or even whether they were married.
The incident happened about 1:10 a.m. Aug. 6 during
the Bath Days Festival.
The man, 26, woman, 22, gave different accounts of the
conflict and told police they didn’t want to press charges
against the other or make written statements, a report on
the incident said.
The man told officers they were married; the woman
said they were not.
The woman was taken to a hospital after aggravating a
previous injury. The case was sent to the Clinton County
Prosecutor’s Office for a review possible charges.
BATH TWP. — Township police are looking for leads in
a rash of break-ins at Gillette’s Interstate RV sometime
between July 30 and Aug. 1.
Thieves broke into more than 20 recreational vehicles
at the dealership on E. Saginaw Hwy., just west of Marsh
Road, stealing numerous items, including large-screen
televisions, police said.
The break-ins occurred sometime between the night of
Saturday, July 30, and 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 1, they said.
Anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area
during that time is asked to call township police at (517)
Students questioned in vandalism incident
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Police were seeking charges against a Lansing man in
Police respond to domestic altercation
an Aug. 4 window-smashing incident at The Pointe apartAuthorities were trying to sort out the facts in a ments on Coleman Road.
ness U.S. 127 and Northway Drive should have said that
the driver of an eastbound vehicle was struck by a northbound vehicle after failing to yield at the intersection.
The collision sent the eastbound vehicle, driven by a
76-year-old woman, off the roadway and into a parked
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travel trailer belonging to Annie Rae RV.
crash at Howe and Schavey roads.
The elderly driver was cited for failing to yield and for
Police said a 16-year-old male from DeWitt was driv- having an expired driver’s license and no proof of insuring north on Schavey and collided with a vehicle heading ance, police said.
west on Howe.
A police brief in the July 31 DeWitt-Bath Review conThe driver of the westbound vehicle, a 52-year-old tained an inaccurate narrative of the crash.
DeWitt woman, was taken by ambulance to Sparrow Hospital, police said. The younger driver was cited for failing
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after security guards heard the sound of breaking glass
and saw two or three men running from the area of a vandalized vehicle about 5:30 a.m., police reports said.
Officers went to an apartment in the complex and questioned two men, including one wearing clothing matching
the description of one of the suspects.
The two men, both minors and MSU students, were
arrested for possessing alcohol. Prosecutors were reviewing possible property destruction charges against one of
them.
Man lands in jail after fleeing from police
A township man was jailed on a felony fleeing and
eluding charge after leading police on a car chase Aug. 4
in the southern part of the township.
A township officer tried to stop the suspect, 23, after
seeing him drive off the road twice in the area of Center
and Coleman roads about 1:15 a.m., a report on the incident said.
The driver refused to stop and continued to an address
on Culver Drive, where he jumped out and ran toward the
house, the report said. The officer tackled him and put
him in handcuffs, he report said.
The suspect repeatedly kicked the cage from the back
of the patrol car and yelled insults at the officer, challenging him to a fight and threatening to assault him when he
was off duty, the officer said in the report.
The suspect had a suspended driver’s license and a
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arrested.
The suspect, 46, was wanted for a probation violation
in Ingham County, an auto theft charge in Meridian Township and a child support case in Newaygo County, police
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be vaccinated for upper
respiratory tract diseases.
For the health and protection of those caring for
the pets, many facilities
require both dogs and cats
to be rabies vaccinated.
In addition to distemper
and parvo, must dogs be
“kennel cough” immunized?
What is the significance
of kennel cough? The viral
portion of the disease
debilitates the immune
system making it easier
for the bacteria fraction to
damage the wall of the trachea a.k.a. windpipe. There
is a potential for this to
evolve into pneumonia. At
the very least they have a
nearly constant dry hacky
cough that further damages the trachea making
recovery prolonged and
difficult.
What measures are
taken to protect your pet
from fleas? The large
number of pets frequenting a small area to “relieve
themselves” may make
intestinal parasites a problem. Is a negative stool
exam required prior to
boarding?
What will they eat? Is
your pet on a prescription
diet? Abrupt food changes
frequently cause diarrhea.
To avoid such a problem
they may ask you to supply
your pet’s food. What
arrangements have been
made if your pet becomes
ill? Do they require you
sign an emergency treatment release form? If
you’re not accessible who
is authorized to make medical decisions?
Is a pet sitter more to
your liking? Contact your
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whom they are familiar.
Many of the topics mentioned above also apply
when using the services
of a competent per sitter.
Since you are having them
come into your home, you
may want to check their
credentials. Ask for a list
of references - then call
them. When speaking with
references, inquire about
their reliability. What was
the pet’s condition upon
their return? Most importantly, if needed will they
use their services again!
Many pet sitters will
have you contact your
veterinarian to authorize
treatment of your pet if
a situation arises requiring
immediate medical attention. You may be asked by
the sitter to sign an emergency treatment release
form. Do not act surprise
if they ask you to make a
comprehensive list of conditions for which your pet
has been, or is currently
being treated.
Be it a boarding facility
or a pet sitter, if your
pet is taking medication
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Who will supervise your
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When choosing a boarding
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During business hours
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Field
On the night of the
groundbreaking ceremony,
the
Township
Board
approved a contract with
Laux Construction to build
the field and new bathroom
and concession facilities in
the park off Business U.S.
127, south of State Road.
Actual
construction
could begin within the next
two weeks, township officials said.
Jake Boss Jr., the head
baseball coach at Michigan
State University and honorary chairman for CASE
Cares, said he plans to get
his team involved with the
Miracle League after the
new park opens.
“You’re
creating
memories for these young
people,” Boss said.
Justin Caine, a local business owner who had a
cancerous tumor removed
from his brain at age 10 and
spent time in a wheelchair,
said it’s important for disabled children to be to play
ball and interact with other
children.
“Every child has the
right to be able to play,
regardless of disabilities,”
he said.
HAPPY AS CAN BE
FOR SEASON 23!
The CASE Cares Miracle League Baseball Field at Valley
Farms Park in DeWitt Township will have a special
rubberized surface to allow disabled children to play ball.
KEN PALMER
Caine has been involved
with a team of disabled
children who compete with
able-bodied children in a
Lansing T-ball league.
The Miracle League was
founded in Georgia more
than a decade ago to give
physically and mentally disabled children the chance
to play baseball. A Miracle
League field is operating in
the Detroit area.
A fundraiser for CASE
Cares is set for Aug. 21 at
the DeWitt Township Community Center and Granger
Meadows Park.
The Total Health Fitness
Challenge entails a threemile course with a 70-foot
hill climb, a farmers walk,
a cargo net bear crawl, a
log leap, climbing walls and
other obstacles.
Participants will compete in six age groups, with
awards given to the top
three finishers in each division.
The fee is $37 in advance
and $45 on race day.
The race starts at 8 a.m.,
with check in and registration beginning at 7 a.m.
For more information:
www.totalhealthfitness
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Staff Sergeant Melinda Fournier of DeWitt received
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performance to the 272nd Regional Support Group.
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Pets
for a medical condition
like epilepsy, heart failure,
an infection, or needs topical treatment, are they
willing to medicate your
pet according to schedule?
Pets have just as much
fun while you are gone
as you have. In fact, most
don’t want you to know
this but should they return
home and just want to
sleep or be a little horse,
likely it’s due to the party
they had while you were
away!
Save the date:
August 8 – August 26, 2011
PHP open enrollment
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As a state employee, you work hard to help take
care of the 10 million people that live here in
Michigan. And at Physicians Health Plan, we work
hard to take care of you. PHP is locally owned and
managed, so we take that responsibility seriously.
If you’re already a PHP member, we’re happy
to have you as part of our family. If you’re not
a PHP member, it’s a great time to look at your
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and Three Shears for Pets
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• Tuesday, Aug. 16: 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
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Immunization clinics
The Mid-Michigan District Health Department immunization clinics are held at the Mid-Michigan District
Health Department, 1307 E. Townsend Road in St. Johns.
The schedule is as follows:
• Monday, Aug. 15: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 6 p.m.
• Thursday, Aug. 18: 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 22: 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 29: 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
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DeWITT — The Kellie
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begins at 10 a.m.
Entry forms are available at the DeWitt Public
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fee. This race is included in
the 2011 Playmakers Race
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The registration fee is
$20 on or before Sept. 10 or
$25 on race day. There will
be free tots (ages 2-6) and
kids (ages 7-12) races on the
DeWitt High School track
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All 5K registrants will
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overall male/female winner
and master’s male/female
winner. Medals will be presented to the top three in
each of the 14 age groups
in both the men’s and women’s divisions. The awards
ceremony will be held in
the football stadium immediately following the kids’
races. Medals will be given
to all children participating
in the tots/kids races.
In addition, there will be
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Culinary Arts: Pressure Cooking/Drying Foods,
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Real estate sells at 6:00 p.m.
Genealogy 101, Go Fish’n: TacklingTackle,
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ST. JOHNS — Clinton County Sheriff’s deputies made
348 traffic contacts during the week that began Aug. 1
and ended Aug. 7.
Deputies were called to eight traffic crashes and eight
car-deer crashes. They stopped 13 drivers were were
driving on suspended licenses. Deputies arrested three
drivers for opeating while intoxicated.
Deputies were called to seven instances of assault and
battery /family disputes.
They also responded to four breaking and entering
cases, two reports of fraud and one sexual assault.
Four civil neighbor disputes and three DNR /hunting
complaints were handled by deputies.
Deputies investigated seven reports of malicious
destruction of property and they conducted two medical
examiner investigations.
Deputies followed up on 14 investigations.
Sheriff’s deputies answered 645 calls for assistance
during the week.
Following are some details of deputy activity during
the week.
Monday, Aug. 1
Deputies investigated a commercial breaking and
entering on North BR-127 in Bingham Twp.
Deputies were called to a reported sssault and battery
on West Cutler Road in Eagle Twp.
Deputies assisted at a one-vehicle traffic crash on
Round Lake Road in Victor Twp. The driver was cited for
a license violation.
A check-subject was reported on US-127 in Olive Twp.
Deputies investigated an harassment complaint on
County Farm Road in Bingham Twp.
St. Johns Police and a Sheriff’s deputy investigated a
report of a man with a gun in Bingham Township. The
property owner was found to be shooting raccoons.
A deputy stopped a car for speeding in Watertown
Twp. and determined the driver was driving without a
valid driver’s license.
DeWitt Twp. officers requested assistance with a fight
call. One of the suspects was arrested for operating while
intoxicated and possession of marijuana.
While driving through the Village of Ovid, a deputy
discovered a fight in the downtown area. A juvenile was
taken into custody on a probation violation.
Sheriff’s deputy made a traffic stop in Bath Twp.
resulting in the driver being arrested from an outstanding warrant and driving while license suspended.
Tuesday, Aug. 2
Wednesday, Aug. 3
Following a traffic stop on BR-127 in Bingham Twp.,
the driver arrested on a license violation.
A check-subject was reported on Warm Creek Drive in
Watertown Twp.
Deputies investigated a commercial burglar alarm on
South Krepps Road in Olive Twp.
Deputies gave assistance to Florida child protective
services in the Village of Maple Rapids.
Deputies were called to a commercial breaking and
entering on North BR-127 in Bingham Twp.
Deputies checked on a commercial burglar alarm on
Industrial Parkway in Watertown Twp.
Deputies in a family dispute reported on West Price
Road in Olive Twp.
Deputies reponded to a civil dispute on North Grange
Road in Dallas Twp.
Deputies investigated a suspicious situation on West
Parks Road in Bengal Twp.
Deputies were asked to check subjects on Eden Trail
in Eagle Twp.
Deputies assisted St. Johns Police Department with a
possible fight call on State Street.
Deputies assisted St. Johns Police with a suicidal subject call on Brush Street.
Deputies investigated a domestic assault and battery
on West Grand River Ave. in Watertown Twp. The male
subject was arrested and lodged at Clinton Coounty Jail
for domestic violence.
Sheriff’s deputies mediated a family dispute between
a teenager and his parents in Bingham Twp.
A deputy investigated a car-deer crash in Bingham
Twp.
DeWitt Twp. officers requested assistance with a
domestic situation where several people had been drinking and wanted their roommate to leave.
Sheriff’s deputies responded to a welfare check in
Ovid Twp. When deputies arrived, they found the woman
who called, holding a knife and wanting to hurt herself.
Deputies spoke to the woman who decided she wanted to
be taken to the hospital.
Deputies investigated a death in St Johns. The death
was determined to be natural, and no further investigation will be conducted.
Deputies stopped a vehicle in Ovid Twp. for an
improper plate. The driver was cited for improper plates
and arrested on a warrant.
Deputies assisted Gratiot County in the Ovid-Elsie
area with stopping a vehicle where the occupant was possibly armed. Once the scene was secure Gratiot County
handled the incident.
Deputies investigated a domestic assault and suicidal
subject in Eagle Twp. No arrests were made at the time,
however charges will be filed on the suspect.
Deputies investigated a malicious destruction of property in Watertown Twp. No suspects were located and
one victim had damage to his vehicle.
Deputies investigated an unwanted subject in Eagle
Twp. The suspect was removed from the residence without incident.
Deputies investigated a domestic in Bingham Twp.
The suspect was arrested for domestic violence.
Deputies stopped a vehicle for speeding in DeWitt
Twp. The driver was arrested for drunk driving.
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Sheriff
Deputies assisted DeWitt
Twp. with a domestic situation.
Deputies assisted Shiawassee County in the
Laingsburg area with an
unknown crash. Upon deputies’ arrival, the driver
and occupants had fled the
scene. All information was
turned over to Shiawassee
County Sheriff Office.
Thursday, Aug. 4
Deputies stopped a vehicle for speeding in Bingham Twp. The driver was
arrested for driving on a
suspended license.
Deputies did a warrant
pick up in Duplain Twp.
The subject with the warrant was taken into custody
without incident.
Deputies stopped a vehicle for failing to dim in
DeWitt Twp. The driver was
arrested for driving on a
suspended license.
Deputies did a warrant
pick up in Olive Twp. The
subject with the warrant
was taken into custody without incident.
Deputies investigated a
domestic in Bingham Twp.
The suspect was arrested
for domestic violence.
Friday, Aug. 5
Deputies did a vehicle
check on Round Lake Road
in Victor Twp.
possible breaking and entering in progress reported
on South Hollister Road in
Victor Twp. Investigated as
unfounded.
Deputies responded to
a trash dumping complaint
on Williams Road in Olive
Twp.
Deputies handled a contempt-of-court complaint on
Westchester Drive in Victor
Twp.
Deputies assisted DeWitt
Twp. Police Department on
an attempted pickup of
17-year-old male with an
outstanding warrant on
Lancer Lane. Subject taken
into custody after brief foot
pursuit and lodged at Clinton County Jail.
Deputies checked a suspicious situation on South
Lowell Road in Riley Twp.
A deputy made a traffic
stop on North Hollister
Road in Duplain Twp. for
speeding violation. The
driver was cited for a
license violation.
A criminal sexual conduct complaint on West
Parks Road in Bingham
Twp. was investigated by
the detective bureau.
Officers investigated an
unknown accident reported
on North US-127 in Bingham Twp.
Deputies assisted a
motorist on North DeWitt
Road in Bingham Twp. The
driver was arrested on
an outstanding warrant and
lodged at Clinton County
Jail.
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Deputies assisted Bath
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battery on Springer Way.
Saturday, Aug. 6
Grange Road in Dallas
Twp.
Sheriff’s
deputies
responded to a 911 call in
Eagle Twp. An 8-year-old
child was initially playing
with the phone but ended up
falling out of a tree during
the prank phone call and
was transported to the hospital.
Sheriff’s
deputies
assisted the Looking Glass
Fire Department in Watertown Twp. in rescuing two
maintenance men who were
overcome by sewer gases
while
working
underground.
A deputy responded to
I-69 in Watertown Twp. on
reports of several vehicles
that had damage to their
cars after running over a
semi truck tire in the road.
A welfare check was
conducted in the Village
of Westphalia after threats
had been made by a third
party.
stop on I-69 in DeWitt Twp.
for a speeding violation.
The driver was arrested on
an outstanding warrant and
license violation.
Deputies were called to
a civil dispute on County
Farm Road in Bingham
Twp.
A deputy attempted to
pickup a subject with an outstanding warrant in Bingham Twp.
two-vehicle injury accident
on US-127 in Olive Twp.
commercial burglar alarm
on West Grand River Hwy.
in Watertown Twp.
Deputies investigated a Sunday, Aug. 7
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A 911 hang up was investigated on Ballantine Road
in Victor Twp. A female was
lodged at Clinton County
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outstanding warrants.
Deputies investigated
malicious destruction of
property that occurred at
the Maple Rapids Police
Department.
Deputies investigated
malicious destruction of
property reported on East
Alward Road in Victor
Twp.
civil dispute on East M-21
in the Village of Ovid.
Deputies investigated an
alarm at the National Guard
Armory in Eagle Twp.
A domestic violence
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Greenbush Twp.
Deputes investigated a
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ST. JOHNS — The 11th
annual Pheasants Forever/
Chuck Gorman Youth Day
will be held Sept. 10 at Motz
Park in St. Johns. There is
no entry fee and all kids age
15 or younger are invited to
participate and bring their
parents or guardian.
This event allows kids
to participate in a fun-filled
day with various activities
with their parents or special person.
The activities this year
will include canoeing, fishing, trap shooting, air rifles,
building cedar duck boxes
and more.
The event will begin at
9 a.m. with registration,
activities will begin sharply
at 9:30 a.m. and the entire
day will wrap-up by 2:30
p.m.
A light lunch will be
served.
Parents or guardians are
asked to be prepared to help
during the day and assist
their children in various
activities. You may get a
chance to try your skill as
well! Anyone who do es
not have children attending but would like to assist,
or needs more information,
can call (989) 587-3788 or
e-mail [email protected]
Pheasants
Forever
launched a program aimed
at the children titled No
Child Left Indoors®. This
initiative is part of a
national movement to reach
a generation of young
people fixed on electronics
and get them outdoors. The
goal is to reverse the trend
of inactivity and obesity in
today’s youth and actively
engage them in outdoor
activities and in learning
about nature and conversation, and also to foster
tomorrow’s leaders and conservation-minded people.
To register, send the
name and phone number of
each participant including
address and age (including
guardian name). Email your
order form to drad@4wbi
or mail to Youth Day, 12300
Centerline Rd., Westphalia,
MI 48894. Space is limited,
so please register early.
Pheasants Forever is a
national organization dedicated to the conservation
of wildlife through habitat
improvements,
public
awareness, education and
land management policies
and programs.
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— From Pheasants Forever
BATH SENIOR REPORT
Following is the current at 1 p.m. 25 cents a card
schedule at the Bath Town- with cash prizes.
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public is welcome to attend. Menu
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Events
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• Monday, Aug. 15: Chair
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nament at 1 p.m. $2 entry fruit salad.
fee.
• Wednesday, Aug. 17:
• Tuesday, Aug. 16: Line BLT
sandwich,
baked
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beans, birthday cake.
• Wednesday, Aug. 17:
• Friday, Aug. 19: Grilled
Bridge from 1:30 to 4:30 chicken, potato salad, Jell-O
p.m.
with fruit.
• Thursday, Aug. 18: Line
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Veteran’s Benefit Seminar
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Friday, August 19th 7:00 pm
Hard Bargain Steel Drum Band
Light refreshments served at both events
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Habitat ReStore holding summer madness sale
Proceeds from store’s sales go
toward Habitat for Humanity
ST. JOHNS — Are you fed up with the dog days of
August, seeking relief from the summer doldrums, looking for something exciting to fill the time until the crisp
days of fall? Come to the Habitat for Humanity of Clinton
County ReStore in St. Johns between Wednesday, Aug. 17
and Thursday, Aug. 25, and take part in some midsummer
madness — 25 percent off on all donated merchandise.
Have some fun, pick up some bargains, find that unique,
just-right item for those special projects you look forward to working on during the long dark winter months.
And while you’re feeling good about getting a “great
deal,” you can also feel good knowing your purchases at
the ReStore support the mission of Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County, which is to provide decent, affordable homes to those living in inadequate housing. Habitat
is currently building a home in Ovid for a local Clinton
County family.
In addition to purchasing deeply discounted items
from the ReStore, you can participate in Habitat’s mission
by donating items to the ReStore (receive a tax deduction for your donation and keep reusable items out of a
landfill), volunteering at the ReStore, or volunteering in
some capacity on the current Habitat build in Ovid. Contact the ReStore at (989) 227-0000 or stop by the ReStore,
located at 2352 N. US 127, during business hours (Tues/
Wed/Fri 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thurs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sat
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Also, you can “friend” the ReStore on
Facebook.
The ReStore has an ongoing need for volunteers to
provide customer service, clean and organize merchandise, answer phones, place merchandise onto the sales
floor, help run the cash register, assist with the pick up
of donations and delivery of sold merchandise, and much
more. Volunteers can commit to partial or full day shifts
Tuesday through Saturday, on a daily, weekly or monthly
basis. By volunteering at the ReStore, you can support
Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County while encouraging your community to recycle, reuse, and repurpose.
— From Habitat for Humanity of Clinton County
DeWitt bakery receives national award
uct news, and articles focused on
trends affecting the industry.
The award winning bakery won
the award based on the vintage displays and retro store decor, as well
as the pie packaging which includes
a pie story attached to each pink pie
box that goes out the door.
Linda Hundt, owner of Sweetielicious, was thrilled at receiving news
of the win.
“I am tickled pink to win such a
prestigious award. It is such an honor
to be recognized as a natural leader
in the baking world,” Hundt said.
Linda and Sweetie-licious have won
15 first place ribbons at the American Pie Council/Crisco National Pie
Championships as well as winning the
2011 Crisco “Innovation Award” and
Best-of-Show as part of the Food Network’s, “Amazing Pie Challenge” in
2009. She and /or her recipes have
appeared in numerous other national
magazines including Country Living,
Midwest Living, American Profile and
Parade.
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DeWITT — The DeWitt Area Recreation
Authority is accepting registrations for
the following programs.
Youth soccer
DARA is now registering for fall “Little
Kickers” soccer for 4 year olds and youth
zone soccer for ages 5-6. Registration runs
until Aug. 19. Participants receive a team
shirt and a participation medal.
Late registrations will be accepted until
program is full with a $10 late fee (late
registrant might not receive a T-shirt). The
cost is $33 for City of DeWitt and DeWitt
Township residents or $48 for all others.
Practices begin the week of Sept. 6 and
are once a week throughout the season.
Games begin on Saturday, Sept. 10, and
run for six weeks.
A coaches meeting is scheduled for
Monday, Aug. 29, at 6 p.m. at the DeWitt
Township Community Center.
Youth flag football
DARA is now registering for fall youth
flag football for students in kindergarten
through fifth grade. Registration runs until
Aug. 19. The cost is $33 for City of DeWitt
and DeWitt Township residents or $48 for
all others.
All participants receive a team shirt
and a participation medal. Late registrations will be accepted until program is full
with a $10 late fee after August 19th (late
registrants may not receive a shirt).
Practice takes place once a week during
the season beginning the week of Sept.
6. Afternoon games (to allow for play in
soccer and football) begin on Saturday,
Sept. 10 and run for six weeks.
A coaches meeting is scheduled for
Monday, Aug. 29, at 7 p.m. at the DeWitt
Township Community Center.
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— From DARA
Jacob’s Race benefit 5K to take place on Aug. 20
LAINGSBURG — The fifth annual Jacob’s Race 5k run/
walk and kids fun run is being held on Saturday, Aug. 20,
at McClintock Park in downtown Laingsburg.
The event is being held to benefit the McClintock Park
amphitheater and a new Laingsburg Youth & Community
Center called “The Connection” on behalf of Jacob Voisinet and his family of Laingsburg/St. Johns. Jacob is a
bone marrow recipient (9/2006) for treatment for hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), a rare and life
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threatening immune disorder.
The kids fun run (.45 mile) begins at 8 a.m. The 5k
race starts at 8:30 a.m. and the Tot Trot (200 yard dash) is
following the 5k. The entry fee is $20 for adults and $10
for children under the age of 18 for early registration on
or before Aug. 10. After that date, the entry fees increase
to $25 for adults and $12 for children. The Kids Fun Run
fee is $10. The entry fee includes a T-shirt (guaranteed
for early registrants only,) refreshments and awards.
Online registration is available at www.active.com or
entry forms are available at local area merchants and at
Playmakers website (playmakers.com.) Participants who
bring a new toy (rattles, Crayola crayons, and playing
cards most needed) for donation to area hospitals will be
eligible for great prizes.
— From the Jacob’s Race committee
and
Worship
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Senior Pastor: Dr. Don Gommesen
Associate Pastor: Josh Presley
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10:30 a.m.; 6:00 p.m.
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
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THE CATHOLIC
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SAINT JUDE
801 N. Bridge St.
Fr. Dwight Ezop
669-8335
www.StJudeDeWitt.com
“A Welcoming Community of
Catholic Christians”
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Religious Education Office 669-8341
Sundays
9:45 A.M. - LIFE Groups
11:00 A.M. - Blended Worship
[Children’s Activities for ages 3-Grade 6]
Nursery Provided
Wednesdays
7:00 P.M. - Mid-Week Prayer
11068 S. DeWitt Rd.
Corner of Cutler & DeWitt Rds.
One mile north of downtown DeWitt
http://1st-baptist.dewitt.mi.us
Dr. Dan Wilkinson, Senior Pastor
669-3851
Hope
Lutheran
Church
LCMS
1180 West Herbison Rd., DeWitt
(517) 669-3930
Traditional
Worship
Sundays @ 9:30 a.m.
Pastor Anthony Sikora
hopelutherandewitt.webs.com
13777 Main St., Bath
Reverend Mark Johnson
Sunday School during worship
Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Nursery Available
Barrier Free
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Phone 641-6551
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517-377-1172
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13527 Webster Rd., Bath
(1 mile North of I-69)
Worship Service
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Night Bible Study
7:00 p.m.
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Worship with Holy Communion:
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Phone 669-5000
Mark St. Louis, Minister
(Between Breslin Center and Trowbridge Rd.)
Leading people into a
growing relationship with Jesus Christ
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A fun-filled festival
Gold Card sale starts Aug. 16
DeWITT — The DeWitt football program
holds its annual Gold Card Blitz on Tuesday, Aug. 16 ,from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The
varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams
will “blitz” the community selling the Gold
Cards. This is the main fund raiser for the
football program.
“This fund raiser is so important for
our program to make up for the significant budget cuts that have hit us due to
the economy,” said Rob Zimmerman, head
football coach. “It involves the community, gets the kids into the community and
keeps the money right here in the community. We have been very blessed with
strong community support in the past and
we are asking again for a lot of small donations, they really add up.”
A Gold Card can be purchased from
a player on the Blitz night for $20 and
buyers will receive the card upon purchase. A Gold Card has many reusable
savings coupons from area businesses, all
on one small card.
Residents who are not at home during
the Blitz may purchase a Gold Card at the
Panther Pride Cart at the Ox Roast or purchase them at the football games.
For more information on the Gold Cars,
on how to make a donation or be a sponsor for DeWitt football, send an email to
[email protected].
Bath Recreation offering programs
Young and old, enjoy the activities at the annual Bath Days festival, which was held
on Aug. 5-6. Among the events were a sack race, a bicycle fun ride, midway games
and rides, live entertainment,a gum blowing contest and the traditional bath tub
races. ROBERT KILLIPS/FOR LSJ MEDIA
BATH TWP. — The Bath Township Parks
& Recreation Department is offering some
programs a variety of programs this
summer.
More information on these programs
can be obtained by visit the Bath Township
website at www.BathTownship.us.
• U8 Drop In Baseball - This is a free
program that takes place on Tuesday from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at West Field.
• Open Gym Basketball - This is a free
program that is open to students in kinder-
garten through grade five. The program
meets on Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at
Bath Elementary School and Bath Middle
School.
• Hook, Line & Sinker - Register at the
township offices to check out a rod/reel
combo for up to three days.
• Registration for the U6 soccer clinic
runs until Aug. 15. The clinic is open to
children who were born between July 31,
2005 and Aug. 1, 2007. The cost is $35.
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COLLEGE NEWS
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earned at least a 3.75 grade
The following students point average and have
have been named to the completed at least 12 credDean’s List at Western its.
Michigan University for the
Carter
2011 spring semester.
From DeWitt: Michael
Danielle
Carter
of
Eriksen and Adam Schultz. DeWitt has been named
From Bath: Crystal Glea- to the spring 2011 dean’s
son.
list at Calvin College. To
To be eligible for the earn a spot on the dean’s
Dean’s List, a student must list requires that a student
earn at least a 3.5 grade maintain at least a 3.5 grade
point average while enrolled point average (GPA) for the
in at least 12 credits.
semester and have at least
a 3.3 cumulative GPA.
Geller
Nicole Geller of DeWitt
has been named to the
dean’s list at Columbia College in Chicago for the
spring 2011 semester. She
is a graphic design major.
To be named to the dean’s
list, students must have
CMU
Central Michigan University’s spring semester
honors list includes area
students who earned 3.5
and higher grade point averages.
From Bath: Josh Ket-
cham, Ian Milligan and
Carol Webster.
From DeWitt: Alyssa
Alger, Hayley Chestnut,
Andrea Earl, Elizabeth
Fedewa, Emily Fehrenbach,
John Fitzgerald, Chadd
Fletcher, Robert Hayes,
Meghan Higbie, Robert
Hollebrands,
Courtney
Klaus, Kristin McGowan,
Taylor McManus, Alexander
McNeeley, Sarah Paschke,
Victoria Pung, Aubrey Russell, Kyle Smith, Abagail
Sorrell, Andrew Stow, Hoyt
Sutherland, Don Tait, Kimberly Tate, Emily Waugh.
From Laingsburg: Preston Frazier, Amy Hazel,
Christine Holyfield, Aliah
Jeffrey,
Shelby
Keck,
Joshua Lafountain, Lauren
Manthei, Katherine Olger,
Samantha Patton, Cassey
Stine, Kelsey Turek, Katlyn
Weldon, Jacob Woodworth,
Danielle Wright.
Thelen
Paul Thelen of DeWitt
recently received a bachelor of business administration from Northwood
University.
Trost
Jared Trost of DeWitt
received a bachelor of science degree in criminal
justice from Ferris State
University in May.
He is the son of Jay and
Patricia Trost of DeWitt
Cherishing the Special
Moments in Life!
Call 517-377-1111 or visit lsj.com/celebrations
New Patients Welcome!
Preventive Dentistry for the Entire Family
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DeWitt
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Golden Wedding Anniversary
Donald and
Doris (Morrison)
McNeeley of
Ionia will be
celebrating
their 50th
wedding
anniversary
on August 19,
2011. They have
two children
Mary (Dave)
Hartman of
Ionia and
Jim (Debbi)
McNeeley of
DeWitt. They also have six grandchildren; Josh,
Brandon, and Heather Ferris and Alex, Allison
(deceased) and Zachary McNeeley.
Their family invites you to help celebrate this
special Anniversary with a card shower. Please
send cards and/or notes of congratulations to
Don and Doris at:
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Don and Doris McNeeley
1350 Peck Lake Rd.
Ionia, MI 48846
Ithaca
Sharon Louise Brennan "Granny", age 67,
of Ithaca, MI passed away Saturday, August
6th, 2011 at Ingham Regional Medical
Center , Lansing, MI.
Funeral
Services will be held at Smith
Family Funeral
Homes Ithaca
Chapel on Thursday,
August
11th at 1:00 p.m. , Visitation will be held on
Tuesday. August
9, 2011 from 2-8 p.m. with family present
from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. at Smith Family Funeral Homes.
Visitation will also be held on Wednesday, August
10th from
2-4 & 6-8 p.m. at Smith Family Funeral Homes Ithaca
Chapel.
Sharon was born in Lansing, Michigan on April 16, 1944,
the daughter Russell James and Vivien Ruth (Emery) Swart
Jr.
Sharon worked for the Gratiot County Commission on
Aging for 7 years. She enjoyed muzleloading
and teaching
younger children how to shoot muzle’s
at Broken Lock of
Alma. Sharon also liked to make quilts for presents for her
family and others. She especially liked to sew and make
costumes. Most of all she treasured the time she spent with
her children and grandchildren.
She is survived by 3 daughters, Nanette and Harry Warr;
Mindy Miller and James Campfield;Tamara Morton and Son
Thomas
Morton; Significant
Other John Freed;10
Grandchildren; Abigail
and Jeremy Heimsoth; Troy and
Jenny Jenks; Audrey Gutzki
and Aaron Kemp; Adrienne
Gutzki;
Trevor Morton and Lexi Campbell; Clark Miller;
Travis Morton; Dominque Wilson; Jolyn Miller; Tara
Hopkins and 4 Great-Grandchildren; Aiden and Evan Jenks;
Elsa Heimsoth and Ashlyn Kemp. She is also survived by 2
Sisters; Sheryl McKay, Dawn and David Akin, 2 Brothers;
Rusty and Kathy Swart, Bruce and Annette Swart and many
nieces & nephews.
Sharon is preceded in death by her parents.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Gratiot
County Commission on Aging. Online condolences can be
sent to www.smithfamilyfuneralhomes.com
The family
is being
served by Smith Family Funeral Homes Ithaca
Chapel Ithaca, Michigan.
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lights, curio, porcelain
desks, dresser, books,
dolls, kitch. items, dress& Sat, Aug 19 & 20 from 8
kitchenware, laser disc
ing table, iceskates, camp- MOVING SALE Tools, sportam to 6 pm >> books,
ing goods, lots of odds &
player & discs, sewing maing stoves, cot, tent, tree
boots
and shoes, boy’s
ends. 8881
Jason Rd.,
chine, Little Tykes boat &
stand, meat grinder, port.
clothing,
electronics,
Laingsburg. Sat. Aug. 20,
cars, clothes mens to 4X.
ice shanty, wood stove,
games, kitchen items,
9am-2pm.
fish finder, reels, water
men’s & women’s clothing,
skiis. Many new items!
toys, Woodlawn Swing set
HUGE CHURCH SALE GreatDIRECTIONS:
I-69
to
er Joy Outreach Church,
OKEMOS Meridian Senior
Potterville, go north to1330 E. Grand River, LansCenter’s Annual Rummage
YARD SALE
ward town. Go about 1
ing. Aug. 17, 18, 19, 9-5.
Sale, Fri., Aug. 19, 8:30Many items & golf stuff.
mile, past the school & fire
Clothing, books, Xbox, an5:30. Located inside ChipFri. Aug. 19 & Sat. Aug. 20,
station, turn right on Gretique dinette set, housepewa Middle School at
9-5pm. 209 Valley Court,
sham & it’s on the right
hold items, & much much
Okemos Rd. & Kinawa Dr.
Mason.
Senior Center Fundraiser.
Rain date: Aug. 26-27.
about half a mile down.
more, many new items!
Garage Sales
Garage Sales
East Lansing
Garage Sales
Lansing
Garage Sales
Suburb
Garage Sales
Rural
In Person: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm
239 S. Cochran Ave., Charlotte, MI 48813
120E. Lenawee, Lansing, MI48919
Classified Liner Ad Deadline – Thursday, 5pm
Classified Display Ad Deadline – Tuesday, 5pm
Garage Sales
Suburb
OKEMOS. More new quilting fabric for sale. 8am-4
pm. Sat. Aug 13. Sold by
the piece only. $3 per yard.
The Okemos Masonic Center, 2175 Hamilton Rd. next
to Douglas J salon.
PORTLAND Olivia Estates.
6783 Jennifer Lane. Multi
family
sale. Furn., sports
memorabilia,
PSP game
w/acc., children to adult
clothing, books & household items. Fri. Aug. 19, 94. Sat. Aug. 20, 9-1.
Household
Estate Sales
ESTATE SALE AT 5 630 Riv erside Dr., Lyons, MI. Aug.
18, 19 & 20, 9am-6pm.
Many pieces of indoor fur niture, these include, beds,
dressers, kitchen tables
and chair sets, dining
room tables & chair sets LOST 14# 3 yr old male, dewith hutches, couches,
clawed & friendly
house
desks and more. Also redcat. Black & white tuxedo.
wood outdoor furniture.
Missing Sat 7/23, Hall St.
Antique pump organ, old
area, Holt. 517-699-2020,
sewing machines, dishes
517-256-0516 Reward!
and other vintage items.
Lots
of
woodworking
equip. along with other
power and hand tools.
Power washer, generator,
lawn roller and small compressor, post office slotted FISH FOR STOCKING: Most
cabinets,
pool
equip.,
varieties. Ponds & Lakes.
televisions and some fire Laggis’ Fish Farm.269-628arms. Many more misc.
2056Days269-624-6215Eves
items. Rain or shine, ev erything in enclosed build ings. No prior sales.
Animals Lost
Birds-Fish
ST JOHNS
613 S Morton. Aug. 19-20,
Fri. 9-5, Sat. 9-3. 3 Family
Sale! Previous sales at 201
N. Ottawa. We have
womens clothes 2x, purses, household items, end GRAND RAPIDS
2157 Elliott SE. Aug. 20, 9tables & lots of misc.
5., Aug 21, 1-4.
Antiques,
collectibles,
furniture,
TRASH & TREASURE An exsafe, electronics, kitchen,
citing sale you won’t want
dishes,
and
much
more.
to miss. 100s of items on
Cash only please.
this list. Mens, womens,
childrens clothes, all sizes,
glassware,
tupperware,
electronics, toys, games,
crafts, furniture, holiday
items, lots of everything.
Under the big top, the MOVING SALE 5300 Harper
prize is for you.
Rd., Holt (betw. Eifert &
15542 Airport Rd., Fri., Sat.
Onondaga - house #’s out
& Sun. Aug. 19-21, 8-?
of order!) Sat. Aug. 20,
9am-5pm. Antique sterling
VARIETY OF KIDS clothes,
silver & gold costume jewbunkbed, futon, couch, lots
elry, tires, rims, desk, antiof household items.
ques, many kids items,
6818 Maynard Rd., Portelder care items, houseland. Fri. Aug. 19, 8-?.
hold & clothing.
Moving Sales
Dogs-Cats-Pets
4 ROTTWEILER PUPPIES 3
males, 1 female. Ready by
Aug. 14. Dewclaws, tails
docked, wormed & 1st
shots completed. $400 ea.
269-967-8538.
ADORABLE
BICHON/
POOCHON
PUPPIES,
8
WKS, 1st shots, , wormed,
non shedding, hypoallergenic, $300. 517-468-3986.
ADORABLE RAGDOLL KITTENS 2 mocha females, 1
tortie fem., 1 flame male.
Born 6/11/1.
517-899-0678
AKC LAB P U P S Yellow &
choco, 1st shots, wormed,
dew clawed. Great hunting
WAVERLY- 310 ALGER, 1 MOVING SALE
& family pets. 242-0598.
Furniture,
b lk., E. of Michigan Ave. &
generator,
snowb
l
ower,
Rosemary Ave., AUG. 18,
bikes, chain saw, patio set,
AKC LABS Fox red (dark).
19, 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Toys,
rototiller, dog run w/top,
Champb loodlines-hunters,
furn., household goods.
16’x4’. Aug. 19 & 20, 10amhips OFA excellent, great
MANY girls toddler items
4pm.
0
1
474
Vermontv
i
lle
temperment. 231-744-7801
and more!!
Hwy., Dimondale. 1 mi. S of
www.labs-forever.com
Holt Rd., 1/2 mi. W of M-99
WILLIAMSTON
122 S PUTNAM
AKC SHELTIES 1 female, 3
MOVING SALE WHITEHILLS
AUG 19, 9-5 &
males, shots, dewormed,
1860 Boxwood Lane, E.
AUG 20, 9-2
microchip, sable,
$300Lansing. Aug. 18-20, 9-3.
Theatre Garage Sale
$350. 989-683-3286.
Picnic
tab
l
e,
a
y
rd
items,
all
Antiques, books, theatre
kinds household & comnovelties, household &
puter items, clothing all AKITA PUPS
special items. Big variety.
6 wks old, purebred, 1st
sizes/seasons, books, fire shots, wormed, parents on
place wood, office
supWILLIAMSTON
41 02
site, $400. 517-575-8282.
plies, sports items, games.
Vanneter Rd. near high
school Fri. Aug 19, Sat. Aug
20, 8-6. Sale features furn.,
car top carrier, antiques &
collectibles, holiday items,
compound bows, clothes,
books & much more
YARD SALE 7389 Juniper
Lane, Portland. Fri. & Sat.
9-5. Household goods, fur niture, tools, reloader,
sports equip., etc.
Household
Estate Sales
ESTATE SALE: 9760 Bauer,
Dewitt, off Chadwick between
Wacousta
and
Wright Rd. Unique one of a
kind log home furnishings,
sports and poker items
and memorbilia, man cave
items, 8 person hottub,
zero turn lawn mower, moped, quilting materials,
misc. household and lawn
and tools. Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Aug. 18-20, 9-2.
ALASKAN MALAMUTE/
German Shepherd
puppies. $100 each.
517-896-9770
mix
Dogs-Cats-Pets
Dogs-Cats-Pets
Dogs-Cats-Pets
AUSTRALIAN
SHEPHERD
GREY/BL/WHT,*NO
Tail*(51 7)420-21 88
[email protected]
Dogs-Cats-Pets
Farm AnimalsLivestock
Lawn and Garden
Miscellaneous
BOWLENS 16 HP garden BRAND NEW! FORECLOSED
CONDOS!
tractor. 48" mower deck,
Southwest Florida Coast! 3
hydrostatic, cruise, 1 ownbedrooms, 2 baths, only
er. $750/obo 989-723-2264
$134,900! (orig priced over
$325K) 5 minutes
ANGUS BULL PUREBRED No
to downtown & Gulf! Call
papers, 4 yrs old, $1400.
(877) 888-7601.
Call 517-676-1956.
PIONEER
POLE
BUILDINGS-FREE
C H E R R Y , MAPLE & O A K
ESTIMATESSeasoned firewood. Deliv Licensed and insured-2x6
ered & STACKED. 4’x8’x16"
Trusses-45 Year Warranty
517-651-5214.
Galvalume Steel-19 ColorsSince 1976-#1 in MichiganARAB & HALF ARAB liquidaCall Today 1-800-292-0679.
tion, moving out of state,
MSU bloodlines, $500WANTED!!! Kayak Pools
$3000/best. 517-223-9239
is looking
for
demo
homesites to display our
A AMISH LOG HEADBOARD
maintenance-f
ree
Kayak
AND Queen Pillow Top
pools. Save thousands of
Mattress Set. Brand new$$$ with our Year-End
never used, sell all for
Clearance! Call Now! 800$275. 989-923-1278
3 1
5 - 2 9 2 5
kay akpoolsmidwest.com
A TEMPERPADIC/STYLE
Discount Code: 522L16.
MEMORY
FOAM
MATTRESS SET Queen, newHusky Met alRoof s.com Dinever used, as seen on TV,
rect distributor of Edco
with
warranty.
Cost
Arrowline Steel Shingles &
$1,800, Sell $695. Can DeBN FARMALL TRACTOR EarTile. Professional Installaliv
e
r
989-832-2401
.
ly 40’s, new manifold runs
tion Available. Complete
good, $1400/obo. 517-663DIY service. Contractors
4663 or 517-719-8448.
welcome. Onsite Standing
Seam Roll Forming. 1-800380-2379
WISCONSIN 4 CYLINDER air
cooled engine, runs good,
AEI DISH NETWORK - pay $900/best offer.
517-983- DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT RING Almost 1
ing too much for TV? Call
8519
ct., appraised at $2,000,
us to compare. Local
asking $1000. 517-484-1835
Channels plus 60+ favor ites only
$24.99. 250+
channels just $49.99. FREE
MENS WEDDING BAND 3/4
HBO. FREE DVR. FREE HD.
carat 5 diamonds in center
FREE
Installation
and
outlined in gold band.
FARM
FRESH
GREEN
equipment. Up to 6 TVs.
$2000 firm. 517-574-2666.
beans, sweet corn, tomaNext day install. We’ll pay
toes, pickles & other
you $50 CASH FOR SIGNveggies. Call 517-204-4827
ING UP! Call local dealer
toll free
1-877-367-6988
mention code MPCO011
4 PC queen size bed set, litIF YOU USED THE ANTI tle use, $325. 26’’ TV, $25.
BIOTIC DRUG LEVAQUIN
TV stand, swivel, $25. Bath
and suffered a tendon rup2ND CUTTING hay
avail.,
vanity 25’’ w/sink $25. Call
ture, you may be entitled
square bales, call 517-651819-0839
to compensation. Call At5214
torney Charles Johnson 1800-535-5727
POMERANIAN PUPPIES
LAB PUPPIES AKC Yellow & MINI DACHSHUND PUPPIES
ADORABLE
BABY
MINI
2 males, born 5/17, family
AKC registered, 1st shots
black females, wormed, &
DONKEYS
&
PYGMY
raised, shots & wormed.
& wormed. $275 & up.
1st shots. Dew claws reGOATS o
f r sale. Great
$300 cash. 517-482-5444.
Cash only. 1-989-248-4124.
moved. $350. 517-331-3901
pets. Call 517-676-4702.
BRITTANY PUPS AKC, born
6/26/11, males & females,
$400 ea. Adorable pets &
hunting. 517-851-7561.
AMERICAN ESKIMO PUP- COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES!
Good colors.
PIES Minis & Toys, shots &
$300 & up.
wormed, $150-$300. Call
Karen 989-426-3866
517-543-2119.
AUSSIE DOODLE PUPPIES,
10 wks, black w/white,
shots,
wormed,
tails,
claws. $350. 616 836-2178.
Dogs-Cats-Pets
MALTESE
PUPPY PURE BRED Male, Born May 18.
1st shots. Ready to go.
$500 269-254-0269
FRENCH BULL DOG M i x
Dewormed, Shots, CUTE
CORGI PUPS (Pembroke)
$250/up 810-895-4450
MALTI-POO
puppies. 1st
Vet checked, $250-$300.
shots & wormed, females.
Call 517-784-5225, 517-3921 weeks. $275.
FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPIES
0608, Jackson.
Call 517-526-1163
8 wks old, 1st shots, dewormed, vet checked, paCUTE YORKIE PUPPIES 1 ferents on site. 989-291-5028
male, 3 males, dewclaws &
MINIATURE BULLDOG f etails done, shots. $600male, 17
mos., fawn
GERMAN
SHEPHERD
8
$700. 517-667-0617.
w/black mask, exc. family
weeks, parents on site,
dog. $400. Free obedience
pure bred, shots, wormed,
training. 517-712-8066.
DACHSHUND Males $250.
MINI
SCHNAUZERS$275. (517)894-1046
females $300. Shih Tzus,
RESCUES AKC registered
males $250. Pomeranian
sisters. Their pups are
males $250 females $400. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPall adopted now it’s their
PIES purebred, parents on
All AKC puppies. Call 231turn for a happy home.
site, shots, wormed, $250.
924-5090.
Beautiful soft steely gray
810-397-9060.
and black coats. Affec DACHSUND PUPS (mini).
tionate deserving
girls.
Vet checked, $250. Call GOLDEN DOODLE PUPPIES
Spayed
and
vetted.
$250-$550. Vet checked,
517-784-5225,
517-392$150.00.
(517)526-3510
shots, wormed. 989-7630608, Jackson.
[email protected]
7202
DOBERMAN PUPS Black
HIMALAYAN
RAGDOLL
KITfemale $350, Black male
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG
TENS $50 each. No shots,
$300. Fawn female $500.
puppies. Beautiful, lightly
worming or papers. Call
Ready 8/13. 616-225-2241
shedding family dogs. 6
517-316-7429.
weeks old, Dew claws reENGLISH/AMERICAN MIX
moved,
tails docked,
bulldog female 1 yr old, JACK RUSSELL PUPS UKC,
pure bred, 1st shots, wonshots, wormed. 13wks.
white in color, housebroke,
derful
personalities,
Reasonable price.
$300/obo. 517-899-7066.
MINIATURE
RUSSELL
raised with lots of love!
269-998-0925.
SCHNAUZERS
1 2wk s,
Some puppies with blue
ENGLISH
SPRINGER
Adopt a cuddly rescue
eyes. $500.00 (989)640SPANIELS liver and white, KITS/CATS; LOVABLE RESpuppy! Born Easter Day 1500
CUES; all ages; many de4 weeks old, AKC Regis. M i n i a t u r e
clawed; www.trinityacres tered, pure bred, vet
Schnauzer/Shihtzu/Jack
rescue .petfinder.com; inchecked, $250. (616)761Russell mixes.
Under
cludes neuter/shots $453403
(616)902-3964
POCKET PIT PUPS
15lbs.Vetted and potty
$135. (517)410-0074
[email protected]
UKC reg. King pin, Gotti. 1
training.Ready to join the
male 1
female,
blue
family!Only
5 left-2F,3M.
w/blue eyes.
$300. 517
SHAR-PEI
PUPPIES,
6 YORKIE MALE PUPPY, 5 mo.
$200.00.
(517)526-3510
763-7324.
, $250. And Yorkie stud for
weeks. 3 males, 1 female.
[email protected]
sale. Ph. 517-652-9287.
$250. 517 852-9184.
POMERANIAN PUPS
Cute & Furry! 3 females,
$150. 2 males, $100; 12
wks old. Ph. 517-887-2994.
POODLE
PUPPIES.
1ST
shots & wormed. $300. Parents on site. No Sunday
calls. 989-584-6192
POODLE TOY AKC A w e some
dark
chocolate,
male, very
small, $500.
517-726-0368, 517-231-9310
Firewood
Horses-Stables
August 14, 2011
Dogs-Cats-Pets
Furniture
BASSET HOUND PUPPIES
tri-colored,
1st
shots,
wormed, AKC reg. $350.
Call 517-543-5280
BEAGLE PUPPIES 6 wks old,
15’’, tri-colored, $100 ea.
Call 810-686-1020.
BICHON FRISE PUPPIES 7
weeks old,Two males &
one female shots, wormed,
$490.00
south
Lansing/Holt.Call between
noon & 1:00pm(517)8195002.Or
email(sleepingbear568@aol
.com)
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES
1wks
& 6 mos, shots, All
males 2@ 1
wks 1 @ 6
mos. $350. (517)543-6463
[email protected]
et
TOY POODLES CKC, 1st
shots, Males $300 each.
517-589-0257, 517 256-0351.
WESTHIGHLAND
TERRIER
pups, AKC, 3 very adorable
socialized males, $650.
989-846-0929.
YORKIE POM FEMALE, 3
mo., 6 pounds, all shots.
Owner doesn’t have
to
spend with her. $200. 517
541-1249, leave message.
YORKIES-2F&2M; BLACK &
tan as pups; blue/silver &
tan as adults, 9 weeks,
Dew claws, loveable, parents on site, shots, vet
checked,
tails
docked
$600.00.
(989)292-0298
(989)640-7063
Farm Equipment
-Supplies
Gold, Silver
Jewelry
Farm Produce
Household Goods
Hay-Grain-Seed
Lawn and Garden
Miscellaneous
3 PIECE BIRD bath o
f untain
1996 JOHN DEERE 345 lawn
with pump. $250. 517 214tractor 54" cut 8
1 hp.
4957.
YORKIE TCUPS
$650+
Looks and runs great.
Yorkie-Poos & Malte-Poos
$3000 or
best
offer.
BACKYARD SHEDS & MORE
Toys Noshed Shots $350+
jef f [email protected]
989-834-2028
VetCheckd 989.225.1367
om (517)676-1054
www.bcbarns.com
Drywall
Gary’s Drywall Finishing
"Hang, Finish and Repair"
517-927-3853
garysdrywallfinishing.com
Driveways
Crushed Asphalt
Driveways
Ph. 517-749-9075
7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Mr. Natural’s
Wood Floors
• Refinishing
• Repairs
• Installation
FREE Estimates
393-0660 or 490-8696
Since 1988
Gutters
EAVESTROUGH CLEANING
& minor repair. Also Power
Washing. Free estimates.
Call (517) 322-4131
Hauling-Trucking
Fencing
DONE RIGHT FENCE &
SKID LOADER SERVICE
Fence for all occasions,
light excavating,
holes
augered, bucket & pallet
fork work. We clean up
scrap metal for free.
For Free Estimate
Call 517-669-8066
517.322.4131
Trash removal MASONRY RESTORATION
Res/comm., historic. ReAppliances, brush, carpet,
pair brick, block & stone.
wood, etc. Senior disc.
Fndn/chimney repair/new.
Eavestrough Cleaning.
Lic. & Ins. 517-647-5380
TRASH, BRUSH, APPL. hauled Yard & build. clean up,
trees & bushes trimmed.
Low Prices! Mike 393-4664
e
Best Pric
Around
JUNK
REMOVAL
• Appliances
• Brush
• Carpet
• Furniture
• Metal
• Wood
• Concrete
• Shingles
TRASH/JUNK
REMOVAL
Senior Discount
TODAY!
327-6001
Anything ~ Anytime
Anywhere
We do all the work
& leave it clean!
Small building
Tear Downs
349-7000
We Buy Junk Cars!
All Areas Serviced
SAVE $2
We Beat
5
All Prices! W/THIS AD!!
Masonry
Home Care
EXPERIENCED
CAREGIVER
AVAILABLE
Senior or special needs,
seeking to work with
you and your family.
$8-12/hr.
Call 887-3153
Landscaping
Roofing-Siding
RELIABLE
CONSTRUCTION
Shingled Roof Special!
No down payment,
no interest up to 60 mo.
Free Estimates
Licensed & Insured
Family owned 43 years
17-5 646-9945
1-800-887-1795
Place your statewide
ad
here! $299 buys a 25-word
classified ad offering over
1.6 million circulation and
3.6 million readers. Contact [email protected]
MOVING MUST SELL, queen
size
bed,
$100/bo.
Washer/dryer, $400/bo for
pair or will sell separate.
Kitchen
stove,
elec.,
$100/bo, side by side ref.
$125/bo.
Small outside
pond, $200/bo. 517 3936404.
NILUS LECLERC LOOM 45’’
4 harness, 6 peddle, warp
rack, 2 shuttles & bobbin
winder. $500. 517-521-4161.
PAIR OF GENUINE Old Town
Spoon
Oars,
excellent
cond.
Also
numerous
woodworking tools in good
cond. 517-337-9538
Erickson
Lawn & Landscape
Pruning, trimming, lawn
installation,
seeding,
sodding,
landscaping,
plants, mulching.
Senior discount
Free Estimate
517-974-3732
Tree Service
Tree Removal Services
Total Tree Care
Since 1980
Licensed & Insured
(517) 857-2333
Stump Removel
Expert Trimming & Removals
Thinning, Elevating,
*Fully Insured* Dead Limbing & Shaping
*Free Advice* 60 ft. AERIAL WORK TRUCK
Kyran VanSickle / IBEW Certified Arborist
BENJAMIN
STUMP REMOVAL
(Formerly Bill’s Stump Removal).
Prompt service,
free estimates. Insured.
517 285-7831, 517 625-5652
When you need
repairs around the
home - and you need
them fast - check the
service directory
in LCN Classifieds
See SourceAds.com
or Call LCN
Monday-Friday, 8-5
1.877.475.SELL
QUALITY WORK
EXCELLENT REFERENCES
Timber Tree Services, LLC
Commercial & Residential
• Tree Removal
• Stump Grinding
• Free Estimates
• Fully Insured
Sporting Goods
SPORTSMANS GUN SHOW
Sun. Aug. 28, 9am-3pm. Located at the Fowler Conservation Club. Buy, sell,
trade. Guns, hunting, fish ing, archery
& other
sportsmens equipment. $2
adm. $20 per table rental.
For info call 989-640-1008.
Travel Tours
and Camping
MIS AUGUST RACE camping
pass. Graves Farm campground. Includes electric,
shower building, children’s
playground. Opens Monday of race week. $300 or
b/o. (517)622-4116.
Trailers
LJ-0000938568-01
24 Hour Service
(517)
526-1201
Selling an Item?
See SourceAds.com
877.475.SELL
18 FT. GREAT WOOD HAULING trailer. $800 or best of fer. Ph. 517-645-2306 or
517-749-1206.
It’s not too late to find a
buyer for your camping gear.
See SourceAds.com
or Call LCN Toll Free 877.475.SELL
Installed, rolled
and sealed. 80¢ sq. ft.
Hauling-Trucking
LJ-0000945581-01
COMPUTER REVIVER:
Upgrades, internet repair, virus,
spyware removal, data rec. 3 like new
PCs 4 sale. $250/udr Erik 517-484-6364.
Floor Services
LJ-0000938541-01
Computer Sales
-Service
SourceAds.com
BLACK AND WHITE CAT 2
yrs
old, declawed &
neutered, very
friendly
loves dogs. (517)339-0730.
ST. BERNARD PUPPIES
Beautiful AKC! Champion bloodline, Vet ckd.,
parents on site. $700
989-875-4833
GunsAccessories
2
Skilled Trades
MUZZLELOADERS
TC
Black Diamond w/Bushnell
3x9x40; NEW Knight Black
Shadow w/BSA 3x9x40;
call 517-993-7034 $225 &
240 [email protected] (517993-7034(517)708-8784
Concrete
Cutting
&
Breaking
Co. is hiring
qualified individuals
for
our field labor crew. Full
time w/ benefits. Must
have a clean driving record and be drug free.
Construction exp. helpful.
Apply in person M-F 8 am4pm: 2362 Jolly Oak Rd,
Okemos, MI 48864. No
calls. EEO.
Business Opport.
Self Employment
Holt-Dimondale
LANSING STATE
JOURNAL
$$ EARN EXTRA $$
EAST LANSING
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CAPTIAL VIEW, 1 bd rm ,
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CEMETERY
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DeWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARNG
The DeWitt Charter Township Planning Commission will conduct a
Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 6, 2011 beginning at 7:00
p.m., at the DeWitt Charter Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road,
DeWitt, Michigan 48820. The purpose of the hearing is to afford an
opportunity for the public to comment on this request.
Diane K. Mosier, Clerk
DeWitt Charter Township
DBR/LCCN-945063
August 14, 2011
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the DEWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION will hold a PUBLIC HEARING at 7:00
p.m., on Tuesday, September
6, 2011 in the DeWitt
Charter
Township Hall, located at 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt,
Michigan for the purpose of hearing public comments regard ing the Proposed 2012 Capital Improvement
Plan for DeWitt
Charter Township.
Notice is also given that after said PUBLIC HEARING the Plan ning Commission may choose to take action to approve
the
Proposed 2012 Capital Improvement
Plan for DeWitt
Charter
Township.
Copies of the proposed 2012 Capital Improvement
Plan are
available
for public review in the Clerk’s office
at the Town ship Hall.
Written
comments will be accepted, but must be received by
t e DeWitt
h
Charter Township Planning Office
no later h
t an
12:00 (Noon), Tuesday, September 6, 2011 (the day of the Pub lic Hearing) in order to be incorporated
into the official
re cord of said hearing.
Publication - 2012 CIP (Capital Improvement
August 9, 2011
Page 2 of 2
Plan)
A parcel of land in Section 28, T5N, R2W, DeWitt Township, Clinton
County, Michigan; the surveyed boundary of said parcel being described as Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Section 28;
thence North along the East line of said Section 28 a distance of
1950.04 feet to the point of beginning of this description; thence
N89°54’44"W a distance of 335.65 feet; thence S00°14’26"E a distance
of 626.95 feet to a point on the North line of Dyers Subdivision as recorded Liber 1, Page 45 of Clinton County records; thence
N89°40’18"W along the North line of said Dyer’s Subdivision a distance of 660.09 feet to the Northwest corner of Lot 26 of said Dyer’s
Subdivision; thence N03°24’52"E along the Easterly right of way line
of the old Lansing and Northern railway a distance of 1318.67 feet to
a point on the East-West ¼ line of said Section 28; thence
S89°55’34"E along the East-West ¼ line of said Section 28 a distance
of 576.00 feet; thence S00°14’26"E a distance of 626.43 feet; thence
S89°54’44"E a distance of 335.93 feet to a point on the East line of
said Section 28; thence South along the East line of said Section 28 a
distance of 66.00 feet to the point of beginning; said parcel subject to
the rights of the public across US-27; said parcel subject to all other
easements and restrictions of record; said parcel containing more or
less 19.209 acres.
A copy of the proposed Special Use Permit Application is available
for public inspection at the Planning Department in the Township
Hall during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
Written comments will be considered but must be received by the
DeWitt Charter Township Planning Department by noon on Tuesday,
September 6, 2011. Please call 517/669-6576 for further information.
DeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals with disabilities,
reasonable auxiliary aids and services which are needed to fully participate in any Township meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact DeWitt Charter Township,
Clerk’s Office, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, MI 48820, phone
517/668-0270, to request the necessary assistance.
DBR/LCCN-945068
8/14/11
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p.m., at the DeWitt Charter Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road,
DeWitt, Michigan 48820. The purpose of the hearing is to afford an
opportunity for the public to comment on this request.
The subject of the Public Hearing will be the consideration of a request from Annie Rae, Inc. dba Price Right Cars and Trucks Annie
Rae RV for Special Use Permit 1-990005 to allow the applicant to provide retail mechanical auto repair services on the subject site located at 12909 S. US 27, DeWitt, MI 48820, south of Webb Road, north of
Herbison Road, in the southwest ¼ of Section 10 of DeWitt Charter
Township. The property is legally described as follows:
That part of the SW ¼ of Section 10, T5N, R2W, DeWitt Township,
Clinton County, Michigan, Described as beginning on the south line
of said Section 10, to the point 300.0 feet south 89 28’20" east of the
SW corner Section 10, T5N, R2W, to the point of beginning of this parcel. Thence north 00 04’08" west 66.0 feet on the west line of Section
10, thence north 89 55’52" east 462.00 feet; north 00 04’08" west
598.76 feet to the center of Webb Road; thence south 70 56’25" east
166.17 feet on the center of Webb Road, thence east 20.24 feet on the
center of Webb Road; thence south 89 28’20" west 339.23 feet to the
point of beginning.
That part of the SW ¼ of Section 10, T5N, R2W, DeWitt Township,
Clinton County, Michigan described as: beginning at the point 172.00
feet north 00 04’08" west of the SW corner of said Section 10, thence
south 89 28’20" east 300.00 feet north 00 04’08" west of the south line
of said Section 10, thence north 00 04’08" west 355.07 feet, thence
west 300.00 feet to a point on the Section line which is 527.07 feet
north 00 04’08" west of SW corner of said Section 10, thence south 00
04’08" east 355,.07 feet to the point of beginning.
A copy of the proposed Special Use Permit Application is available
f r public inspection at the Planning Department in the Township
o
Hall during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
Written comments will be considered but must be received by the
DeWitt Charter Township Planning Department by noon on Tuesday,
September 6, 2011. Please call 517/669-6576 for further information.
reasonable auxiliary aids and services which are needed to fully participate in any Township meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact DeWitt Charter Township,
Clerk’s Office, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, MI 48820, phone
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877-475-SELL
DBR/LCCN-945076
8/14/11
DeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals
with disa bilities,
reasonable auxiliary aids and services
which are
needed to fully participate
in any Township meeting providing
a 72 hour notice is received
by phone or in writing.
Contact
DeWitt
Charter Township, Clerk’s Office,
1401 W. Herbison
Road, DeWitt,
MI 48820, phone 517/668-0270,
to request the
necessary assistance.
The subject of the Public Hearing will be the consideration of a request from E.T. MacKenzie Company for Special Use Permit 1990004 (replacement of existing SUP 06-990002 due to expire) to allow the applicant to continue to run a fill operation to place excess
spoil material on approximately 9.98 acres of a 19.21 parcel located
at 15620 S. US 27, Lansing, MI 48906, in the southeast ¼ of Section 28
of DeWitt Charter Township. The property is legally described as fol lows:
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Shop when you want! Visit lsj.com/CARS for vehicles in the Lansing area.
Audi
Q5 2.0T PREMIUM 2011
ONLY $39,999
Nav System, Lthr, DVD, 6400mi., White
517-802-7071
$9,900
sunroof, new tires
517-420-8792
CHEVROLET 2002 S-10 EXT. CAB
$4995
3rd door, auto, most options no rust
Excellent condition
989-640-7932
TRAILBLAZER ’02
$4500
LTZ, loaded, sunroof, high mi., runs great. Blue/silv.
Good condition
517-202-0872
$12,000
517-627-4513
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GMC
SONOMA SLS EXTENDED CAB 2003 $5,500
2.2L 4 cyl, 2WD Auto, very good 91000mi., Red
517-526-1040
JIMMY SLT 1998
6 cyl,1 owner, leather,
$3,450
4WD, 158,000 mi., blue.
517-719-2178
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U TO
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ALMANAC
August 14, 2011
AUTO TRIVIA
• In 1997, the town of Eslov, Sweden,
attached radio transmitters to their 50-kmh (30-mph) traffic signs that electronically
activates the
speed limiter
installed in most
modern-day
vehicles.
• The once-popular “cats eye” reflecting
glass road markers were originally developed by British inventor Percy Shaw back
in 1933.
$2000
reliable.
Mercedes Benz
E-CLASS E320 2001
Nice! V6 cyl, Nav System,
NINETY EIGHT REGENCY 1992
$7450/OBO
10K orig. mi., Fla. car, garaged, mint, collect or drive,
white/gray
cloth, serious inquiries 517-488-5938
GRAND PRIX 2008
6 cyl, Pwr Seat/Windows/Locks,
Mini Vans
HANDICAP VANS
USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & full size
5751 S. Cedar - Call Dale
517-882-7299
DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT 2005
Passenger, 59,000 mi., Stow & Go
Good cond.
$9500/OBO
DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 2001
6 cyl, 173662mi., White
$800
517-887-2329
CHEVROLET EXPRESS 2500 2000
104580mi., White
Bid deadline Aug. 31
$2,500 MIN. BID
$15,500
989-668-4897
CAR DON’T WORK
Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay
you Cash Today & tow away
free! Call 517-505-2098
Junk Cars Wanted
$10,000
517-575-5008
$5450
139,800 mi.
517-410-1821
Trucks
CHEVROLET PICKUP 1979
8 cyl, Cass, PS, 87600mi., Blue.
Automobiles Wanted
517-712-8066
Toyota
989-668-4897
Vans
517-484-1835
CHEVY TRAILBLAZER EXT LT 2003
Leather, 4WD, low miles, loaded.
Excellent Condition
headlights,
BENJAMIN & SON A1 TOWING
WANTED
Junk cars, vans & trucks. Top $ paid .
517-372-9737
CAR DON’T WORK
Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay
you cash Today & tow away
free! Call 517-505-2098
A1 - CASH FOR JUNK CARS
TRUCKS, VANS.
810-288-7423
$3,000/OBO
517-676-1054
JUNK CARS, TRUCKS & VANS WANTED
Free pick up. 7 days.
517 393-8000.
WHAT’S UP, AUTO DOC? EBAY WATCH
DRAWING BOARD
2012 SKYACTIV Mazda3: Mazda’s popular
sedan and hatchback models will offer the
automaker’s SKYACTIV technology that
promises added performance plus enhanced
fuel economy. The new 2.0-liter four-cylinder
engine features direct-injection technology
whereby fuel is sprayed into the combustion chamber (instead of into the intake
manifold). It’s connected to a new six-speed
manual transmission, or optional six-speed
automatic. The standard engine carries on
with five-speed transmissions. SKYACTIVE
includes better steering, a stiffer platform
and aerodynamic improvements. A SKYACTIV
turbo-diesel is also coming.
Those big wheels and tires sure do look great, but
something you might not have considered when
you bought your new vehicle is the replacement
cost of the tires. For example, just how much
does a pair (or four) 20-inch tires run for a
Dodge pickup? How about high-performance 19-inch tires on an Audi S5?
Just for fun, call your local tire
shop and see what you’re in
for. Once you’ve picked up your
jaw off the countertop, you’ll
realize that tire maintenance is
crucial to squeezing every mile you can out of
them. The usual precautions apply more than ever
(go easy on the brakes and gas) and be certain
to rotate your tires (and the full-size spare if you
have one) and make sure the pressure is right
on the money (carry a tire gauge in the vehicle).
The bill won’t be any smaller when it comes time
for replacements, but, with some care, you won’t
need them as often.. If you have a tip, visit www.
shiftweekly.com and use the “contact” form.
$6,500
10 cyl, Black,
,
517-449-8776
$1000
Sport Utility Vehicles
COROLLA CE, 2002
auto, CD, cruise, auto
Excellent condition
$3,350
132K mi.
517-627-5218
HANDICAP VANS
USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & full size
5751 S. Cedar - Call Dale
517-882-7299
Saturn
CHEVY TRAILBLAZER SS 2006
86k mi.
Excellent cond.
S-10 BLAZER LS 1999
2 dr., 4WD, loaded, CD player,
$11,000
AC., CD, Silver
517-349-7765
SATURN WAGON 1999
Needs engine work, still runs
Body in great shape
Mini
Trucks
FORD F250 XLT, 2002
170,500 mi. Crew Cab Super Duty
cargo box,rear seat
Pontiac
$8,300
Lthr 97300mi., Green
517-420-3800
COOPER S 2005
$13,900
4 cyl, Premium Sound 80500mi., Green,
517-927-5004
Ford
MUSTANG 1968 CONV,
8 cyl, 100K mi, Green, 3spd.
HONDA CIVIC ’98
5 speed manual, new exhaust/tires,
517-285-4882
ACCORD LX 2005
$9,900
4 cyl, Premium Sound, 45000mi., Silver
913-738-4461
Chevrolet
CHEVY TAHOE 2003
All avilable
options, leather,
Excellent condition
Oldsmobile
Honda
1961 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan, sold,
$33,500: Most two-door Chevy “post”
coupes aren’t normally popular with collectors, who much prefer hardtop models
(referred to as a bubble tops for their
curved rear glass). However, this car was
previously owned by NASCAR race team
owner Rick Hendrick and has been expertly
rebuilt. It features a 409-cubic-inch V8,
four-speed manual transmission, dual
exhaust and Torque Thrust-brand wheels.
Given its lineage and condition, the car
represents a great deal for the winning
bidder. Visit www.ebaymotors.com
TOP GEAR
Powermax30 plasma cutter, about $1,200,
Hypertherm Inc., www.hypertherm.com:
This piece of garage gear can zip through
one-quarter-inch thick steel plate at a rate
of 33 inches
per minute and
is rated to cut
metal up to 3/8inch thick. For
working on the
project vehicle,
metal sculpting
or even working on the job site, the 20pound Powermax30 is ideal. The 30 amp
unit can actually run on household current
or 230 volts. A plasma cutter doesn’t overheat surrounding metal, which means you
can cut thin gauge sheetmetal with minimal
or even no heat distortion.
Legals
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
OF DEWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP
CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE ADOPTION
TO THE RESIDENTS OF
DEWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PORTLAND MOBILE HOME
o
f r Rent or Rent w/option
to buy.
Private Country Lot
3
1 00 sq. tf .
Huge Yard
/1 2 mile rf om I96
Large covered deck 2 bedrooms, 2 BA, Den
$575/mo + utilities
No
Pets
Now taking applications
(517)647-7168
Legals
Notice is hereby given that the DEWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP PLANNotice is hereby given that DeWitt Charter Township is in the process of adopting, on First Reading, Ordinance 261, an
NING COMMISSION will hold a PUBLIC HEARING at 7:00 p.m., on TuesOrdinance adopting and enacting a new codified code o
f r the Charter Township of DeWitt;
day, September 6, 2011 in the DeWitt Charter Township Hall, located
at 41 01 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, Michigan o
f r the purpose of hearSaid Ordinance 261 reads as o
f llows:
ing public comments regarding the Proposed 2012 Capital Improve ORDINANCE NO. 261
Roommates
ment Plan o
f r DeWitt Charter Township.
August 14, 2011
Mobile Homes
For Rent
Wanted
ROOM FOR RENT$260/month + utilities.
Leslie/ Lansing/Jackson
area.
517-230-2920
Commercial
For Rent
0
1 8 BRIDGE ST. Dimondale,
Mi. 500 Sq. Ft. Commercial
Building,Central Air $600
Month
Plus
Utilities
(517)646-8887 48821
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENACTING A NEW CODE FOR THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF DEWITT, CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN ORDINANCES NOT INCLUDED THEREIN; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF AMENDING SUCH CODE; AND PROVIDING WHEN
SUCH CODE AND THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE.
Copies of the proposed 2012 Capital Improvement Plan are available
o
f r public review in the Clerk’s ofif ce at the Township Hall.
THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF DEWITT, CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN ORDAINS:
Written comments will be accepted, but must be received by the
DeWitt Charter Township Planning Ofif ce no later than 21 :00 (Noon),
Tuesday, September 6, 2011 (the day of the Public Hearing) in order
to be incorporated into the ofif cial record of said hearing.
reasonable auxiliary aids and services which are needed to u
f lly participate in any Township meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact DeWitt Charter Township,
Clerk’s Ofif ce, 41 01 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, MI 48820, phone
4
1 01
DBR/LCCN-945066
DEWITT AREA RECREATION AUTHORITY
SYNOPSIS OF BOARD MEETING
August 4, 2011
Boats and Motors
2
1 ’ BOAT WITH trailer, 6 hp
motor, electric trolling motor
with
battery,
$1200/obo. 517-243-5766.
2003 FOUR WINNS 7
1 0 Freedom, open bow, cover and
extras. $8500/bo. 989 2890002.
OUTBOARD
MOTORSU S E D 2 through 25HP,
some longshaft, some
elec. start, 2 line pressure tanks, 517-663-0576
Motorcycles-Minibikes-GoKarts
2800 SUZUKI INTRUDER,
UNDER 0
1 00 actual miles.
Exc. cond. $3000. 517 3163877 or 810 240-4099.
CampersTravel Trailers
2005 GEORGETOWN XL 37’,
Class A, gas, 3 slides, W/D,
auto satellite, 7000 mi.,
must sell due to health.
$75,000. 517-521-416.1
Selling an item
SEE SOURCEADS.COM
877-475-SELL
Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Chairman Paulsen
Members Present: Daggy, Hunsaker, Paulsen, Kangas,
Members Absent: Simon, Winegar
Also Present: Executive Director, Summers
.1 Motion carried to approve the agenda rf om August 4, 2011
sented. Motion
as pre-
meeting minutes.
May/June 2011 Financial Statements
3.Motion carried to approve the 2011
ment as presented.
Section 2. Adoption of Code of Ordinances. The Code entitled "Code of Ordinances, Charter Township of DeWitt,
Clinton County, Michigan," published by Municipal Code Corporation, consisting of chapters 1 through 42, each inclusive, is adopted.
Section 3. Repealer.
All ordinances of a general and permanent nature enacted on or before November 22, 2010,
and not included in the Code or recognized and continued in o
f rce by reference therein, are repealed.
Section 4. Prior ordinances not reviev d.
The repeal provided o
f r in Section 3 hereof shall not be construed to reiv ev
any ordinance or part thereof that has been repealed by a subsequent ordinance that is repealed by this ordinance.
Section .5 Penalyt .
Whenever in this code or any ordinance of the township an act is prohibited or is made or declared to be a misdemeanor or a municipal civil infraction, or whenever in this code or any ordinance the doing of any
act is required or the af ilure to do any act is declared to be a misdemeanor or municipal civil infraction, the iv olation
of any such provision by any person shall, upon conviction of a misdemeanor, be punished by a if ne not exceeding
$500.00 or imprisonment o
f r a term not exceeding 90 days, or both, except whenever a specific penalty is otherwise
provided. Whenever any such iv olation shall constitute a municipal civil infraction, a if nding of responsibility shall be
punished by a civil if ne not exceeding $500.00, except whenever a specific penalty is otherwise provided.
Each act of iv olation and each day upon which any such iv olation shall occur shall constitute a separate ofef nse. The
penalty provided by this section, unless another penalty is expressly provided, shall apply to the amendment of any
Code section, whether or not such penalty is reenacted in the amendatory ordinance. In addition to the penalty prescribed above, the Township may pursue other remedies such as abatement of nuisances, injunctive relief and revoca tion of licenses or permits.
Section 6. Code d
a ditions
or m
a endments.
Additions or amendments to the Code when passed in such o
f rm as to
indicate the intention of the Township Board to make the same a part of the Code shall be deemed to be incorporated
in the Code, so that reference to the Code includes the additions and amendments.
Action:
carried to approve June 2, 2011
2.Motion carried to approve
and
Payment Vouchers.
This ordinance shall be known as the "Code of Ordinances adopting ordinance" and may be
2nd Quarter Facility Use Docu-
Section .7 Laet r ordinances. Ordinances adopted after November 22, 2010, that amend or refer to ordinances that
have been codified in the Code shall be construed as if they amend or refer to like provisions of the Code.
Section 8. Efef ctiev
daet . This ordinance shall become efef ctive
and publication as required by law.
thirty (30) days rf om and after its if nal adoption
Second Reading of Ordinance 261 will be August 22, 201,1 at 7:00 p.m. at the Township Hall, 41 01 W. Herbison Road,
DeWitt, MI 48820. Written comments relative to the Ordinance will be accepted until the date and time of this meeting.
Questions relative to Ordinance Amendment 261 should be directed to the Clerk’s Ofif ce of DeWitt Charter Township,
at the above address, or by phone to (517) 668-0270 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
4.Discussion of s1 t Draft 2012 Budget.
5. Motion carried to adjourn at 7:56pm.
Submitted by Clay Summers, DeWitt Area Recreation Authority, Executive Director
6
1 0
1 1
Brook Road, Lansing, MI 48906
(517) 482-517
1
DBR-945096
8/14/11
DeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals with disabilities, reasonable auxiliary aids and service which are
needed to u
f lly participate in any Township meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing.
Contact DeWitt Charter Township as shown above to request the necessary assistance.
DBR/LCCN-945049
8/14/11
MOTORCYCLE
2007 Honda, low mi., windshield, saddlebags, $4500.
Call 517-267-0618
W. Herbison Road, Dewitt, MI
517/668-0270
/1 2/11
Section .1 Short it lt e.
so cited.
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two non drinking roommates to share a 4 bedroom house with two other
people. Rent is around
$595 a month. Location is
as close as o
y u can get to
MSU without living
on
campus. 4 bedrooms, 1
BA, Yard, Washer/Dryer in
unit, High Speed Internet,
Hardwood Floors, Eat in
Kitchen or Dining Room,
Dishwasher,
Balcony,
Deck, Patio or Porch,
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48823
Notice is also given that after said PUBLIC HEARING the Planning
Commission may choose to take action to approve the Proposed
2012 Capital Improvement Plan o
f r DeWitt Charter Township.
DeWitt-Bath Review
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