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Superintendent’s MessageJanet Sifferman, Superintendent

Volume 81 Number 12 May 2016 24 Pages

Hart land Schoo l sPerson o f the Month

81st Annual Hartland Memorial Day Parade

Monday, May 30Parade S ta r t s a t 12pm

in t he V i l l age o f Har t l and

For More information and a Complete Schedule of Events ... See Page 18

Karen PigottI graduated from Central Michigan University in 1976 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education. In 1996 I received my Master’s Degree in Early Child-hood Education from Oakland University. After receiv-ing my Bachelor’s Degree, I taught elementary Special Education for 4 ½ years at Coleman Elementary in Coleman, MI. My husband took a position with the United States Post Office in Flushing, so we moved our family there. At that time, I accepted a Pre-K teaching position at Donovan Mayotte School in Flint, where I spent 8 ½ years. In 1990, I came to Hartland as a Kin-dergarten teacher at Round Elementary. During my 26 years in Hartland, I have also taught Junior First, Special Education, and 4th grade. My husband, Tom, and I have been married for 41 years and we are cur-rently still living in Flushing. We treasure our three children, Traci, Brett, and Cari. Cari and her husband, Matthew, have given us our adorable grandson, Grady. Brett is our son in heaven and we are blessed with his beautiful wife, Jessica, and our precious grandson, Thomas. As a member of the Hartland Schools family, I enjoyed getting involved in a variety of school and community activities; these included bell ringing for the Salvation Army, “Celebrity Server Night” at Big Boy, marching in the Memorial Day parade, taking my students to the nursing home at Christmas time, and orga-nizing the “Adopt a Family” Christmas donations at Round School. Also, I have held the position of Early Childhood Chairman, served as our school representa-tive for the HEA, and I felt fortunate to have been honored as Hartland’s “Teacher of the Year” in 2001. Throughout my years in Hartland, I have worn several hats including teacher, mom (grandma), doctor, counselor, policewoman, hairdresser, comedian, and program director. All of these have left me with wonderful memories that I will treasure forever. I will never forget the time I was helping one of my little girls. As I was bending down to pick something up off the floor, I noticed that hair was falling to the floor in front of me. When I sat up, I realized that it was MY hair she was cutting!! On another funny note, through the years I have realized how young ones try to imitate our directions exactly. Years ago I developed Bell’s palsy, which affected the muscles in my face. While practicing for a Halloween program, I was teaching them a witch song. I told them to do just as I was doing with the same tone and expression as me. So you can only imagine 25 darling kindergarteners looking at you intently with one eye closed and a crooked mouth singing “I’m a Witch”. I was surprised when I looked out at them and it was as though I was looking in a mirror! Oh, how much joy and laughter they have given me through the years! Hartland Schools has been my home away from home. Since my first day here, I have been amazed by the dedication, collaboration, professionalism, and genuine caring for all children and their needs by every Hartland teacher and staff member. With the guidance of our superintendent, Janet Sifferman, and the Board of Education, Hartland has a strong partnership with our supportive parents and school staff. As the African proverb says “It takes a village to raise a child.” Hartland has been wonderful proof of that saying. Although my teaching career is coming to an end, I will always cherish the children, the families, and the special friends I have met and the wonderful memories we have made together. I will treasure them forever in my heart. Thank you Hartland Schools and families.

Though not an arduous winter, spring in Michigan is always very welcome! And with spring comes the “rush” toward the end of the school year and all of the events and activities that involves.

Graduation is around the corner and our high school students are eagerly anticipating prom night in the coming weeks.

This is a time of high spirits, particularly for our high school students, and I would ask that you, as parents, stress the importance of respon-sibility and caution as our students enter prom and graduation party season. We have much to be thankful for in Hartland.

During these challenging and often difficult times, both in our own county and across the country, Hartland continues to keep its focus on what is important – family, school, community.

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collected $1,215. Your support is appreciated for the only paper dedi-cated to promoting news about the schools and the Hartland Area for the past 80 years. Thank you to Sharon Hillquist for your most recent donation!!!

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Community Life

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May 14th, 20169:00 am to Midnight

LOCATION: Brighton High School Track*Please note time and location change

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Let's put a stop to cancer!!!!

Bra-visors are back!

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Schools Hartland Consolidated School District9525 Highland Rd., Howell, MI 48843 810.626.2100

Hartland Consolidated Schools2016 School Calendar

May 2016

30 Memorial Day - no school students or staff

June 2016

8 High School Exams, 1/2 day 9 High School Exams, 1/2 day 10 High School Exams, 1/2 day Last Day of School, ½ day school – PM Teacher work day

If needed, snow day make ups begin June 13

2 0 1 6 E A G L EF U N D A M E N T A L B A S K E T B A L L C A M P

FOR ALL HOOPERS 3RD - 8TH GRADEClinic Director: Kevin Blouin- Hartland Boys Varsity Basketball Coach

June 13 - June 16 (Monday thru Thursday)There will only be one (1) camp this year.

LOCATION: HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL MAIN GYMTIME: 9AM - 3 PM

COST: $175 Make checks payable to: HHS Boys Basketball Booster Club

Return to: 10635 Dunham Road Hartland, MI 48353

Campers should bring a sack lunch, basketball attire and a fun attitude!Hartland Village

Elementary School 10632 Hibner Rd.

PANCAKES PANCAKES PANCAKES Hartland Annual Memorial Day – May 30

PANCAKE BREAKFAST Held at Hartland Village Elementary School 10632 Hibner Rd 7:30am to 10:30am

Adults $8.00 Kids (12 & under) $6.00 Seniors (over 65) $6.00

Crouse Road

Don Epley Park

US 23

Hibner Rd.

Hartland Rd. Sponsored by Village

HHS Band Boosters b

Schools Hartland Consolidated School District9525 Highland Rd., Howell, MI 48843 810.626.2100

BRIGHTON333 W. Grand River AveNext to the Dairy Queen

810-229-5335

HARTLAND9996 Highland Rd/M59Behind Speedway off Old 23

810-632-0202

You’ve got a friend in the diamond business

JEWELERSF.A.O.

www.faojewelers.com

• Diamond Specialists

• On-Site Jewelry Repairs

• Custom Design One-of-a-Kind Pieces

• Estate Jewelry Sales & Evaluations

• Insurance Appraisals

• Watch Repair

The Hartland High School Eagle Marching Band New Uniform Drive

The Immediate Need:

• Current Uniforms are 25 years old- purchased in 1989.

• Many of the current uniforms are in un-wearable condition.

• There are not enough uniforms for the 2016-17 Marching Band.

• There were barely enough uniforms for the 2015-16 season.• The band seamstress is running

out of safety pins.• The Marching Band represents the

Hartland Community.• We need to encourage our “Brightest and Best” by providing them with uniforms of which they can be proud.• New uniforms are an important part of continued band

growth.

Yes, I want to help the band to ...DRESS RIGHT! DRESS!

Name______________________________________________Address____________________________________________City, State, Zip_______________________________________Email_______________________________________________Phone_______________________________________________

I will make a donation to:• Full Uniform ...........................$375.00 Qty ________• Marching Coat..........................$188.20 Qty ________• Marching Pants.........................$87.50 Qty ________• Hat.............................................$69.50 Qty ________• Plume.........................................$17.90 Qty ________• Garment Bag..............................$11.90 Qty ________• Other Donation.........................$_______________

Please make checks payable to:Hartland High School

Please mail all checks to:Hartland High SchoolATTN: Brad Laibly10635 Dunham RdHartland, MI 48353

Join a Hartland High School counselor on one or more day-long trips to become better educated about some of the many college opportunities available.

Each day trip will include a stop at two colleges and travel is provided by charter bus.

&June 21 from 7:45 am - 5:30 pm

Charter buses will meet at Ore Creek Middle School and will be ready to leave by 7:45 am on the day of the trip. They will return the particpants to the Middle School at approximately 5:30 pm.

Each college will give a presentation and a tour of their campus. Lunch will be provided on one of the college campuses.

&July 6 from 7:45 am - 5:30 pm

For more information or to register, call 810-626-2150 or online at

www.hartlandcommunityed.com

Contact [email protected] for more information on chaperoning.

2016For students to make the best educated choice in where to apply for future college admittance, it is imperative that they experience many different college settings long before applying. Colleges vary from one another in many ways beyond cost and programs offered. Students earn degrees faster

and are more successful when their college environment fits their individual needs and wants.

Will you be entering 10th - 12th this Fall? Then join us for our Summer Campus Tours!

Cost per day is $59

Upcoming Hartland Community Ed Classes

Hartland Youth Tennis TeamJuly 5 - August 5

CPR/First Aid/AED TrainingJune 22 from 6-8 pm

To register, call 810-626-2150www.hart landcommuni tyed .com

Community Life/ May 2016/ 5

High School NewsDave Minsker, Principal

810.626.2200

Above: Students from HHS attended Leadership Academy sponsored by Stu-dent Council. Students worked with Ted Weise, from Indianapolis for a daylong workshop on leading and making a positive impact.

Above: Students from Marketing, Computer Science and Finance classes spent a day on a class trip to Google, Inc. in Ann Arbor touring a 21st Century work-place.

Important Dates in May:May 6th – Progress Reports Sent Home

May 13th – Junior/Senior Prom May 19th & 20th – Senior ExamsMay 20th - Seniors Last Day and

Senior Walk

Above & Below: HHS Varsity Baseball players put on a day camp for the youth travel teams.

Above: Hartland's Varsity Wrestlers and their coach, Todd Cheney, were invited to the Capitol yesterday in honor of their State Championship. Rep. Hank Vaupel and Senator Joe Hune presented them with a proc-lamation. Congratulations, and thank you for representing Hartland so well. We are very proud of you!

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810.626.2400Middle School NewsSteve Livingway, Principal

KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS

HMS is registered with the Kroger Community Rewards program. You can register on-line at www.krogercommunityrewards.com. A percent-age of your purchases linked to your Kroger Plus card will be donated to our school. Please sign up as it costs you nothing. Thank you so much to those families already participating!

Right: HMS student Joseph McFarland proudly displays his Science Olympiad medal from the recent regional competition.

Above: The HMS Science Olympiad Team and Coach Frank Tappen celebrate after regionals.

HEAVENLY HATS FUNDRAISER

On March 24th, Hartland Middle School held a fundraiser for the “Heavenly Hats Foundation.” “Heavenly Hats” raises money to buy hats for can-cer patients who have lost their hair from chemo-therapy treatments.

The “Experience Based Career Education Pro-gram” and the leadership club, “Students Taking a New Direction”, ran the fundraiser. Students could pay a dollar or more to wear a CRAZY HAT to school for the entire day.

A contest was held during each lunch for a winner of the “Heavenly Hat “contest. The students raised $218.00 to donate. The students learned that one of the most difficult things a cancer patient will face during their battle is the loss of their hair. The slogan of the day was “Wearing a Hat - Gives A Hat.”

HONORS NIGHT/AWARDS ASSEMBLY

Our annual Honors Night/Award Assembly is scheduled for Tuesday, May 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Hartland Middle School.

Students receiving an award will receive an individual invita-tion. We expect the ceremony to last approximately 90 min-utes. Other “Team Awards” will be given on the last day of school.

Above: Mrs. Lashbrook and Ms. Roberts demonstrate viola and violin to Mr. Letovsky’s Music Discovery class.

Meghan KilbaneSeventh grade Student of the Month

May Students of the Month

Natalie ConradEighth grade Student of the Month


810.626.2500Farms Intermediate NewsMikki Cheney, Principal

Here are some of our students who missed the picture last month! Front Row: Kyle Loveday, Jake Johnson, TJ Bunn, Nathan Kahl, Gracie Rector, Alexis Brown, Makenna Usher Back Row: Reese Schmanski, Madison Armstrong, Tyler Norton, Brendan Pouliot, Peyton Bell, Breanna Students of the Month:

Front Row: Ethan Justice, Sean Donahue, Ava Gilardone, Todd Pietila, Taylor Scott, Isaac Frantti Back Row: Julie Heslip, Cherise Owens, Jackson Donaldson, Delanie Mullens, Everett Dagenhardt, Cora Wightman, Mitchell Cavanaugh, Layla RumbleNot Pictured: Camille Altman

Math StarsFront Row: Emily Fisher, Savanna Lovelace, Cierra Collins, Rachael Klassa, Ryan Bohlen Middle Row: Carly Ostervik, Lorelei Preiss, Kara Aho, Leanna Payne, Mak-enna Usher, Niko Colone, Jack Hammond Back Row: Sophia Davidson, Nick Sobas, Hunter Lopez, Brooklyn Borys, Kyle Sikes, Alexa Darbe Not Pictured: Zach Dixon

HARTLAND FAMILY DENTALDrew M. Smith, D.D.S.

12319 Highland Rd., Ste. 100Hartland, Michigan 48353Tel: 810.632.6444www.HartlandFamilyDental.com

We are located in the Trillium Professional Center, Suite 100.

The building is located near the intersection of M-59 (Highland Rd.) and

Bullard Rd. East of US-23.

Services We Provide

• Fillings• Cleanings and Exams• Crowns• Bridgework• Implants• Partial and complete dentures• Cosmetic bonding• Veneers• Whitening• Root canal treatment• Periodontal evaluations• Nitrous oxide sedation is available

Left: Thanks to all of our students who participated in the March Book Madness Contest! The winner was The Hunger Games Trilogy!

Reading Stars:Front Row: Carlie Mitchell, Parker Ebright, Lucas Ewing, Grace MaurinMiddle Row: Christian Beres, Ethan J. Smith, Madilyn Ruby, Roy Johnson, Skylar Dixon, Adam Parzuchowski Back Row: Dominick Kafkakis, Bruce Jellison, Allison Lentz, Eliana Bommarito, Oliva Tappen, Leila Al-Qallaf, Sophia Pargulski, Steven Semon


Creekside Elementary NewsLawrence Pumford, Principal 810.626.2600

May Dates to Remember at Creekside

o May 2nd-6th Teacher Appreciation Weeko May 3rd-4th 3rd Grade M-Stepo May 5th PTO Meeting, 4 PMo May 6th Popcorn Dayo May 10th,12th,17th, 19th, 4th Grade M-Stepo May 23rd-24th 4th Grade to Mackinac Islando May 24th Howe/Seiter to Petting Zooo May 25th Kelly/Spiker to Petting Zooo May 25th 1st Grade to Hartland Pool

o May 30th Memorial Day, No School

Above: Mr. Pumford and the third grade students enjoy the warm weather and a game of football during recess.

Dr. Matthew C. Ora

Located in the Hartland Millennium Center(1/4 mile east of US 23 on M-59, Highland Road)11140 Highland Road, Hartland, MI 48353

Dr. Dennis S. Ora

Office HoursM & Th 9am-8pm

Tu & Wed 8am-5pm

(810) 632-5700

Ora Family DentalWe are pleased to announce that Ora Family

Dental is now offering complete Implant Service

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Above: Jensen celebrates with his kindergarten friends after winning the Life Saver bin at Family Fun Night!

Left: Skye, Joey, Aiden and Bri-anna learn about watersheds during Creekside Crusad-ers. Many thanks to Mrs. Armor and Mrs. Schlueter for pro-viding this extended learning opportunity to our 3rd and 4th grade students.

Left: Second grade students present one of our new Character Education posters provided by our PTO.

810.626.2700Lakes Elementary NewsTony Howerton, Principal


Upcoming Events for May

Wednesday, May 4: 3rd Grade M-STEP Testing (Math)Thursday, May 5: 3rd Grade M-STEP Testing (Math)Thursday, May 5: Lakes PTO Meeting (6:30)Friday, May 6: Popcorn DayMonday, May 9: Thursday, May 12—LES Book FairTuesday, May 10: 4th grade Parent Orientation at Farms (6:30-7:30)Wednesday, May 11: 4th Grade M-STEP Testing (Science)Thursday, May 12: 4th Grade M-STEP Testing (Science)Thursday, May 12: Ice Cream Social/Book Fair (6-8 pm)Tuesday, May 17: 4th Grade M-STEP Testing (ELA)Tuesday, May 17: Kindergarten Field Trip to Potter Zoo (9:30 am - 2:30 pm)Thursday, May 19: 4th Grade M-STEP Testing (Math)Friday, May 20: Popcorn DayFriday, May 20: Lakes Family GroupsTuesday, May 24: 4th Grade M-STEP Testing (Math)Thursday, May 26: 1st Grade Field Trip to Kensington Metro ParkThursday, May 26: 3rd Grade Field Trip to Greenfield VillageMonday, May 30: Memorial Day - No School

Several students from Lakes had their art work selected for the Got Art Festival which displayed the top elemen-tary art work from across Livingston County. The art was displayed in late March for a week at the Howell Opera House.

Congratulations to Lakes students Andrew Kansa, Grace Tiano, Izabella Bender, Jenna Bois, Macy Harvester, and Maggie VanGoethem for their great works of art! Also many thanks to Lakes art teacher Shari Russano for the great work she does with our students every day!

Macy Harvester

Andrew Kansa Grace Tiano

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Round Elementary News 810.626.2800Dotty Selix, Principal

We have had a tremendous school year so far at Round Elementary. Spring always brings a lot of excitement and many great activities. The Round PTO sponsored the annual auction with a twist.

Attendees enjoyed the Round Rocks Lipsinc contest featuring Round Elemen-tary Teachers performing a favorite choreographed tune. In addition, guests won many exciting prizes, classroom baskets, and had an opportunity to bid on dozens of amazing silent auction items. It was a night of great comradery and a fun evening with the Round School Family.

We would like to thank the many sponsors that donated items for the auction and to the PTO for organizing this memorable event. Also thank you to the PTO board and chairpersons who planned the event, and the numerous volun-teers who built the stage, prepared the classroom baskets, helped with setup/cleanup, refreshments, and ticket sales. We would also like to send a special thank you to the Round Elementary student judges Maddy Ciot, Will Darrish, Nathan Bergkoetter, Lindsay Shaw and Max Antonishek. It was tough to judge the winning performance, but they did a great job!

The event was a huge success! The Round School Family raised over $9,000.00 for students and teachers. It was a great night for Round Elementary. We wish everyone a happy spring!

Above and Below: The Round Rocks Lipsinc contest featuring Round Elementary Teachers performing a favorite choreographed tune including a Star Wars theme and the YMCA.


Village Elementary School NewsBill Cain, Principal 810.626.2850

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Wow, what a great Fun Fair and Silent Auction! We are so happy that so many people from the community came out to support our school and bid on some great Silent Auction deals. It's truly amazing to see how many businesses in our area have stood up in this economy and continue to support our schools. We want to say thank you to all of the amazing volunteers, the families who donated to our class baskets, the parents who helped put the class baskets and the class projects togeth-er, the parents who baked the wonderful goodies for the cake walk, the staff, and the wonderful PTO for all the time you took planning to make this event happen! We would also like to thank all of the businesses who donated to this event: Ang-ie's Inn on the Grand, Ann Arbor Hands on Museum, Animal Crackers Pet Salon, Aubree's Pizzeria, Bagger Dave's, Baker's of Milford, Bavarian Belle Riverboat, Beale Street BBQ, Belle Ami Nail Salon & Spa, Best Self Storage, Bounce, Bor-dines, Brighton Bowl, Belle Tire, Big Boy, Binder Park Zoo, Black Rock, Breathe Salon, Buffalo Wild Wings - Brighton & Howell, Castaway Cafe, Children's Zoo at Celebration Square, Chuck It Junk Removal, Coffee Beanery, Comeback Inn, Cracker Barrel, Community Theatre of Howell, Cooper & Binkley Jewelers, Cran-brook Institute of Science, COSI - Ohio, Commons Crew Cross Fit, Crust a baking company, Dairy Queen, Deneweth's Garden Center, Designs For Eyes, Detroit Princess Riverboat, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, Dicks Sporting Goods, Dis-ney Orlando Florida, Eagleton Septic, Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, England Real Estate, Fantastic Sams, Fowlerville Family Fair, The French Laundry, Full Blast Flash Flood Waterpark, Genesee County Parks, Good Karma Yoga, Grand Rapid's Griffins, Grand Traverse Pie Co., Great Lakes Custom Meats, Greenfield Village & The Henry Ford Museum, Guido's Pizza, Gus's Carryout, Hartland Athletic Dept, Hartland Aquatics, Hartland Players, Hartland Community Ed, Hartland Fire Dept, Hartland Flowers, The Hartland Smilemakers, Hell Survivors Paint Ball, Helmet Hobbyist, Impression 5 Museum, Ironwood Gold Club, Janis Chiropractic & Well-ness, Jen and Jac Designs, Jimmy Johns, Jungle Java - Ann Arbor, K-9 Bed and Bath, Kay Jewelers, Kensingston Valley Ice House, King's Island, LaVida Mas-sage, Liberty Tax Services, Livingston County Sheriff, Livingston Hair Remov-al, MJR Brighton Towne Square Digital Cinema 20, The Majestic Golf Course, Mancino's, Marco's Pizza, Mikey's Car Wash, The Monthly Shopper, Museum of Science & Industry, Ohana Family Karate, Paradise Park, The Pound Bar & Grill, Planet Fitness, Pump It Up of Wixom, Purple Rose Theatre, Rottermond Jewelers, Schoolhouse Family Dentistry, Shedd Aquarium, Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry, Sky Zone, Sloan Museum and Longway Planetarium, Splash Universe, Thirty One - Stacey LaPorte, Tiny Prints, Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo Walleye, Tomato Bros., Tony Sacco's, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Troy Cleaners, UPS Store, University Mu-sical Society, Waldenwoods, Younique by Toni

With your dedication and hard work the event was a huge success! Among other things, the money raised will be used to help fund the guided reading program, student self esteem programs, assembly expenses and field trip buses. Thank you again for all your contributions.

Sincerely,

Village Elementary PTO

Above: Students in Mrs. Morrison's class celebrating Tiger's Opening Day! Let's Go TIGERS!


LEGACY High School News 810.626.2104Samantha Wakefield, Lead Teacher

On March 16, 2016 Mr. James Gray, owner/operator of SFS (Scorpion Fight-ing System) Gym in Howell, Michigan, brought members of the SFS team to Legacy High School to present their unique motivational message and wisdom to our students and staff. Mr. Gray and his team are champion belt holders in several categories of the professional mixed martial arts (MMA) sport. They passed along their personal and professional experiences to the students with the encouragement to find and live their lives with a “passion”.

This is the third consecutive year that Mr. Gray and members of his team have graciously donated their time to our school and the students. Mr. Gray states that he has a personal desire to give back to young people and the community some of the riches that he’s been given in his life. And of course, there was also a demonstration of self-defense that everyone was welcome to participate in. Thank you Mr. Gray and the SFS team for all you do for our school and com-munity. Above: Students at LEGACY continued to be involved with the community. The special

needs seniors visit once a month and do various science projects with students and their teacher, Cari Van Hoorelbeke. The seniors also visit Scott Lemay and his physical educa-tion classes once a month and participate in various activities. The students and seniors alike enjoy their time together and look forward to monthly visits.

Above: LEGACY student Jeff DeLauder works with Scorpion Fighting System last month.

Above: Last month the Scorpion Fighting System visited Hartland and worked with many of our students including LEGACY student Ryan Halucha.

Above: LEGACY student Derrick Jacobs works with the Scorpion Fighting System last month.

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Above: LEGACY students stand in front of their pinwheel garden in recognition of Child Abuse Awareness month.

CHILDCARE 810.626.2780 Hartland Community Education/ Page 13

We offer care for children who attend the Round, Village and Creekside, Lakes Elementary and Farms Intermediate School. The children who attend the Lakes or Farms Schools may enroll at the School Street center, or take advantage of the school-age program at the Lakes Elementary School.

Both center locations are open 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.Both programs offer gym activities, arts and crafts, and out-side play. When you are signed up for the Before and After School Care, you also have the option of attending on the “No School” days or Snow days! Our center is almost always open!

Please come and visit our center to see all the activity. Call the office number 810.626.2780 or email

[email protected] or [email protected]

Before/After Licensed School Programs held at the Hartland Childcare Center and Lakes ElementaryAges (Kindergarten - 6th grade, up through 12 years old)

Secure your spot in Before and/or After School care for next school year and save $20 off your registration fee.

Register between May 31 and June 10 and the registration fee will be $30.

Offer is good for these two weeks ONLY!Avoid the last minute stress of finding good, quality care for

your school age children.

Hartland Community Education Childcare Center Summer Kids Kamp Program

Summer registration begins April 25th for early-bird (existing customers) and

May 9th for regular Kamp registration.

Our summer Kids Kamp is for children who have just finished Kindergarten through their 13th birthday.

The kids will enjoy off-site field trips to Waterford Wave Pool, Chuck E Cheese, Hartland Pool, go-karts and many more! The staff will also pro-vide your child with the opportunity to enjoy themed activity days and socializing with friends!

Kids Kamp starts the week of June 13 and runs through September 1st.

A Kids Kamp T-shirt is included. Sign up early, as sizes may be limited. The last day of Kamp is a Center Wide celebration with lots of fun.

The minimum days of enrollment is three (3) days and at least four (4) weeks.

At registration you will need the following items:

1.) $75 Start- Up fee2.) Completed registration packet with emergency card3.) $25 registration fee (if not currently enrolled in the Childcare Center)

If you would like to pay a one-time payment for the Activity fees, receive a discount and pay a lower weekly tuition amount, please ask about this in the office.

If you have any questions, please contact Amy Rollins Director (810) 626-2780 or email [email protected].

Hartland Community Education Childcare CenterDaycare’s Summer Fun 2016

New enrollees (not enrolled in the Childcare Center programs during 2015-2016 school year) will pay a

$25 registration fee plus the Activity fee.

Some of the special summer Daycare activities include watching the magical entertainers, visits from the Fire Department, swimming at the Hart-land Pool, special projects and many awesome ac-tivities!

Activity fee- Busy Bees Classroom = $40Activity fee- Fireflies or Critters Classroom = $55

The Activity fee must be paid in full by June 17.

Your child will need to bring a lunch everyday. If the classroom will be having a “hot lunch”, you will be notified ahead of time. Please be sure that your child has a change of clothes, sunscreen, and gym shoes (to cover the entire foot, good walking shoes). Aqua shoes will be another good idea for the outdoor water activities.

State Licensed Child Care Programs Jen Turner, Director Hartland Child Care Center

For the best Infant and Day Care around, please contact us to get enrolled.


Hartland Home & Garden ClubNext meeting: Wednesday May 11, 2016Mark Heppner, Henry Ford Estate in Dearborn and the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores

Next meeting for the Hartland Home and Garden Club will be Wednesday, May 11 at 6:30pm at the Hartland Senior Center located within the Hartland Educational Support Service Center, 9525 Highland Rd (M59). Mark Heppner, Hartland resident and vice president for Historic Resouces at the Historic Ford Estates (Henry Ford Estate, Dearborn and the Edsel & El-eanor Ford House, Grosse Pointe Shores) will speak on his experiences over-seeing the stewardship of these two nationally iconic historic estates. Heppner will discuss the various issues of conservation, restoration, preservation and the importance of authenticity. Learn why these efforts are the important for pre-serving our heritage and how modern methodologies and “green” technologies are being used, both inside as well as within the acres of historic garden and grounds, to ensure the enjoyment by future generation. Heppner and his family live in the old Hibner Farm on Fenton Rd., along with many horses, goats, poultry, cats and dogs.

Guests are invited. Fee for nonmembers is $3. For more information, call 517-552-8725.

Troop 381 Honors Eagle Scout Zachary Mason

Family, friends and fellow Scouts and leaders of Boy Scout Troop #381 celebrated the achievement of Eagle Scout Zachary Mason. Zack’s Eagle Court of Honor was held on Saturday, April 2nd, 2016 at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Deerfield Town-ship.

Chartered Organization Representative John Parzuchowski welcomed those in attendance and introduced Troop Chaplain and Assistant Scoutmas-ter Jim Bauer who delivered the Invocation. Fellow Scouts David Dunville, Robert McCollum, Liam McMullen, and Adam Parzuchowski served as Hon-or Guard, led by Senior Patrol Leader Nik Masters. Troop #381’s Training Chairman, Tom McMullen, presented the Trial to Eagle. The Significance of the Eagle Rank was explained by Scoutmaster Ron Trosin II. Zack’s Eagle Mentor and Assistant Scoutmas-ter Mike Peterson delivered the Charge to Eagle, administered the Eagle Promise and presented Zack with his Eagle Rank Award. Zack presented his parents, Al and Terry Tipton, with Eagle parents’ pins and his Eagle Mentor, Mike Peterson, was given an Eagle Mentor pin. County Commissioner Dave Domas and Sheriff Bob Bezotte each awarded Zack with a plaque honoring his service. State Representative Hank Vaupel and Mary Helfman from Senator Joe Hune’s office presented Zack with a Special Trib-ute. Tom McMullen, who remembers Zack as a Cub Scout, read letters from Governor Rick Snyder and Senator Gary Peters, selected from several letters of commendation received in recognition of Zack’s achievement of the rank of Eagle Scout. Scoutmaster Ron Trosin shared the Legend of Eagle Mountain and invited Zack to share his own comments following a slideshow highlighting his Scouting career. After the closing flag ceremony, Jim Bauer delivered the Benediction and John Parzuchowski made clos-ing remarks. Guests joined together in the basement for a luncheon reception hosted by Zack’s parents. His Eagle workbook along with memorabilia from his years in Cub and Boy Scouting were on display along with letters of Commendation from Governor Rick Snyder, Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters, State Representative Hank Vaupel and State Senator Joe Hune.

Zack selected, as his Eagle Scout Service Project, to manage the building and installa-tion of an observation platform in the Deerfield Hills Nature Area in Deerfield Town-ship. Boy Scout Troop #381 congratulates Zack Mason on earning the rank of Eagle Scout!

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Connect with Us Online www.HartlandTwp.com On the phone (810) 632-7498 In person 2655 Clark Road, Hartland MI

Mark your calendarLarge item disposal and shredding event

Saturday, May 21, 20169 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Hartland High School Student Parking LotThis event is free for all Hartland Township residents. Please visit our website for more information and restrictions.

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Hartland Senior Center Kim Ladd, Director9525 Highland Rd., Howell, MI 48843

Welcome to Hartland Senior Center Monday – Thursday 8am-4pm

Fridays – 8am-3pm810-626-2135

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Try Something DifferentThursday, May 5 and Wednesdays, May 11, 18 and 25 at 6:30 pm Register for all but Adult Coloring - Village.

May 5: Organic Pest Management

May 11: Canoeing and Kayaking College Campuses in Michigan

May 18: Adult Coloring

May 25: Solar Cooking

My name is Mary Cafmeyer and I have been on the Cromaine Library Board of Trustees since 2010. There was a vacancy on the board in 2010 and I saw the “want ad” posted. Since I am a huge library supporter and especially love Cromaine I thought, “Why not?” I have never regretted my decision. The people (staff, other trustees and patrons) are all wonderful and welcoming.

We moved to Tyrone Township in the year 2000 and immediately began using the library for the programs it offered, especially story time for my kids (then ages 5 and 1 ½), summer reading programs, summer concert series and drive-in movies just to name a few. Now, my sons are 21 and 17 and have both served as summer volunteers.Cromaine has so much to offer the community, from babies to senior citizens. If they don’t have something you’re looking for, they will get it for you. From books and magazines to CDs and DVDs. And for the technophiles, you can get books sent directly to your Kindle, Nook, iphone, etc. What’s not to like?Cromaine is truly the hidden gem of our community.

Library Closings:The library will be closed from 9 am to 1 pm on May 13

for a staff in-service. The Village will open at 1 pm.The library will be closed Saturday, May 28 through

Monday, May 30 for the Memorial Day Holiday.

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3688 N. Hartland RoadHartland, MI

810.632.5200

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Grandparents and Grandkids Creating Art TogetherMondays, May 2, 9, 16 and 23 at 2:00 pm

The Ceramic Studio (thecreamicstudioetc.com) will guide participants through making beautiful take-home art. You will make a “fishbowl,” a mosaic and a tile with beads. This is funded by a grant from the Livingston County Consortium on Aging and is for participation by grandparents and their grandchildren only. This program is a series and participants are asked to attend all programs. Register - Village.

Walk With Us in the Memorial Day Parade!Monday, May 30 at 11:00 am

We’ve had special guests (including you!) join us each year. Will Clifford return? Or Cat in the Hat? Will we see Captain America? Come find out. Sign up at the Youth desk or call 810-632-5200 extension 107. Wear your Cromaine shirt and patriotic reds and blues! Strollers, wagons and bikes are welcome! Parade begins at noon!

Perennial Plant Exchange Saturday, May 14 at 9:00 am

Bring perennials you want to exchange. Label with name, color height and sun or shade loving. Labels available or make your own. Master gardener on hand to answer questions. Held rain or shine in library parking lot. Co-sponsored with the Hartland Home & Garden Club. Drop-in - Village.


Lakes Elementary Welcomes Daisy Troop 40644

Lakes Elementary welcomes Daisy Troop 40644 and March was a big month for the girls.

The troop completed a a community service project making breakfast kits for the families at the Ann Arbor Ronald McDonald House and we had our first cookie sale! The troop also donat-ed boxes of cookies to the Brighton Fire Authority-Station 32 and as a result some of our girls got their picture with new Cadets!

Hartland Audobon Nature Club NewsOn May 3, the Hartland Audubon presentation will feature Dave Stimac, whom we have been privileged to enjoy at previous meetings. David is a master photographer who is absolutely in love with ducks!

He will give us his presentation based on his travels in the southwest: Grouse in the Grass, Ducks in the Desert “From Sharp-tailed Grouse on the prairie and water birds in the drought-strick-en west, to an array of hummingbirds, orioles and warblers in Arizona, my latest travels have kept me pretty busy. In this presentation I will share my latest images from these locations, along with some of my latest work closer to home.”

We have an enthusiastic, interesting group and take wonderful field trips which are announced at the meetings. Also check out the Hartland Audubon web-site: hartlandaudubon.weebly.com. For more information about the Hartland Audubon Club contact [email protected] or call 517 548-2610.

The Hartland Audubon Club will meet on May 3 at 7:15 p.m. We meet at the Hartland Educational Support Service Center, 9525 E. Highland Rd. (Hartland Twp.) We have a short meeting at which we share nature, especially bird sightings followed by an hour long presentation.

See also Hartland Audubon Nature Club web site: hartlandaudubon.weebly.com


Community NEWSDick and Barbara Krueger

2016 Hartland Memorial Day Parade Grand MarshallsRichard (Dick) and Barbara Krueger have been residents of Hartland for 29 years. Several events, decades ago, worked to the good fortune of the Hartland Community. Barbara grew up in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. She attended Fresno State College, and taught elemen-tary school for several years in California. Barbara then moved to Madison Wis-consin, where she continued teaching. A housemate took her home for Thanksgiv-ing break where she was introduced to Dick, a cousin of that housemate. Dick grew up in Sheboygan Wisconsin, attended General Motors Institute (now known as Kettering University) and enjoyed a 48 year career with the General Motors Corporation. In 1987 they moved from Southfield Michigan to Hartland, and both became involved with Community Council in 1995. They credit Steve As-senmacher, former Director of Community Education and active Community Council member, for getting them involved with Community Council. It is for-tunate that Community Council does not have a term limits provision, as Dick served as President of the Council for 15 years. Combined, Dick and Barbara have unselfishly served the Hartland Community in numerous capacities for over 40 years! Barbara for a number of years has been very active in historic preser-vation. Not only is she a stained glass artist and stained glass historian, she has extensively researched Hartland houses for an architecture class she attended at Eastern Michigan University. She has provided walking tours of Hartland Village for elementary school classes along with tours of the cemetery. This eventually led to the Sunday evening program the day prior to Memorial Day at the cemetery. Many of the students from Hartland High School history classes participate in that annual activity. Dick has also been actively involved with the Cromaine Planning Committee for the past nine years. They both so routinely take care of details for various community events that it is easy to forget the countless hours they devote to Hartland. From making sure the banners in the Village are changed each season, to making sure roads are closed for events like the parade and Heritage Days with the proper authorities, to putting together the wonderful Memorial Day booklet. Dick and Barbara- thank you for all you do and have done for the Harland Community. You deserve to lead the 2016 Memorial Day Parade as the Grand Marshalls. And thank you to that Madison Wisconsin housemate for the chain of events so many years ago.

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Hartland United F.C. is a competive soccer club with teams competing in both WSSL and MSPSP.

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SUNDAY MAY 29 HARTLAND CEMETERY 8 PMSpecial Ceremony to honor Loved Ones at Flag PoleEvening events will Include Lighting of the Luminaries with Hartland HS History Students & Veterans Stationed at Various Headstones. Taps will End the Evening.

MONDAY MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAYParade Begins at Noon

7 AM - 10:30 AM…….Village PTO Pancake Breakfast at Village Elem8 AM to 9 AM…..... 10K/5K Walk/3K Run (starts at Hartland HS Field House)• Periodic Road Closures from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM for 10K/5K

Walk/3K Run• Roads into town closed from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM• Avon Road and Maple Road to Village Elementary re-opens at 3 PM

MEMORIAL DAY SERVICESParshallville Cemetery……………………………10:00 AMParshallville Mill Pond……………..…………….10:15 AMHartland Cemetery…………………………………11:00 AMHartland Mill Pond Bridge……………………..….11:45 AMMOMENT OF SILENCE……………………..…..12:00 NoonFlyover (weather permitting)………………...........12:00 Noon

Parade Judging ScheduleParade Floats……………………………………....….10:45 AMFancy Bikes (Ore Creek driveway)………..........…….11:15 AMParade Horses (ballfield parking lot)…….............……11:30 AM

Parade Begins at 12:00 Noon from Ore Creek Middle School

Ending at Village Elementary SchoolHandicapped Parking (w/placard): East end of Village Elementary School, 51 Building on School St.General Parking: Hartland High School, Creekside Elementary, Cromaine Library, Winegarner Field, old Township Hall and along road-sides (not Mill and Henry)

*No Parking at Ore Creek Middle School

Florence B. Dearing MuseumBefore the Parade………10:00 AM – 12:00 NoonAfter the Parade...............1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

*High School Band at Epley Park after the parade.

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Community NEWSATTENTION ALL HARTLAND ALUMNI

The 93rd Annual Hartland Alumni Reunion/Banquet will be held this year at Ore Creek Middle School on Hartland Road, just south of the Mill Pond in Hartland, on Saturday, May 21, 2016. You are cordially invited to come at 5:30 for a social hour to visit and renew old friendships. Dinner is at 7:00 p.m. Every graduate, including 2015 graduates are welcome to attend. Bring your spouse or a friend. The honored graduates are from the classes of 1936 1941, 1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976,and 1981 graduates are encouraged to contact fellow class-mates and meet them at the banquet. The cost is $15 per person, in addition dues are $4 for each alumni. All reservations must be made by phone or letter by May 14, checks made payable to Hartland Alumni Association may be sent to:

Cindy Voss at 4535 Norton Road, Howell, MI 48843. An additional charge of $5 will be charged for any unpaid registrations at the door. Your Alumni Officers are: President-Joe Burgess: 810-750-9294/ [email protected] President—Gilbert Joy: 517-295-4370/ [email protected] Sloan Allmand: 810-714-1533/ [email protected] Base Coordinator-Cindy Hull Voss: 517-546-6423/ [email protected]

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Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil WarMemorial Day Ceremony

On Memorial Day morning, the Livingston Coun-ty Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Camp #120 will recreate the actual GAR ceremony for the Civil War dead of Hartland. This will take place at the Smith-Griswold Cemetery on the east side of Cullen Road at 9AM. The focus will be on the members of the Griswold family that are buried there, but the 30 minute ceremony will also cover a brief history of H Battery, First Michigan Light Artillery, and the many Hartland boys who served in that Battery in its many battles.

The ceremony will be conducted just as it was when the GAR buried one of their fellow Civil War Veterans did 100 years ago. Hartland His-tory Club will be there in support and members of other SOUV camps from all over the state have been invited.

The purpose of the Sons of Union Veterans is to educate the public about the veterans and American History and therefore the public are encouraged to attend. The emphasis for the ceremony is reflection on and honoring of those who served our country.


Places of Worship

Fellowship Bible2500 Hartland Rd.Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 810.632.7263Sr. Pastor: Howard WidemanSunday School: 10 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m.Wednesday Bible study 7p.m.www.fbhartland.org

Hartland United Methodist10300 Maple Rd. Hartland, MI 48353 Phone 810.632.7476Pastor: Rev. Paul GruenbergSunday Worship: 10:00 a.m. secretary@hartland umc.orgwww.hartlandumc.org

Hardy United Methodist

6510 E. Highland Road Howell, MI 48843517.546.1122 Rev. John Schneider, PastorWorship Sunday 10:00 a.m.Sunday School 10:00 a.m.Bible Study Sundaywww.hardychurch.org

Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran, LC-MS13667 W. Highland Road (M-59), Hartland, MI 48353Phone: 248.887.4300 Rev. Christopher Thoma, Pastor; Mrs. Andrea Johnson, School PrincipalSunday Divine Services: 8:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Classes: 10 a.m.www.oursaviorhartland.org

Tyrone Community

Presbyterian9141 Hartland Rd., Fenton, MI 48430

Phone: 810.750.0350Pastor: Linda Living-HawleySunday Worship: 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School: 10:15 a.m.Fellowship: 11:15 a.m.

Bible Study: Wednesdays 6:30 p.m.www.tyronecommunitypresbyterianchurch.com

All Saints Lutheran, ELCA

12701 W. Highland Road (M-59Hartland, MI 48353Church Phone: 248.887.8060Pastor Denise Russell Denise Clarey, DirectorLittle Saints Preschool Preschool Phone: 810.746.0238SundayWorship: 8:30 a.m., 10:30 am & 6 p.m.The Buzz Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. (Pre-K through 5th grade)

Heritage Hills Free Methodist

5530 Runyan Lake Road, Fenton, MI 48430Pastor Tony L. Chick 810.632.3417 [email protected]:30 a.m. Prayer Group; 9 a.m. Sunday School; 10 a.m. Fellowship Time; 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Ore Creek

Community

St. John Catholic 2099 N. Hacker Road, Howell, MI 48855Office Phone: 517.546.7200Pastor: Fr. Francis George Mass Schedule: Saturday 5 p.m.Sunday: 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. (Main Church)Tuesday: 6:45 p.m.; Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9:00 a.m. (Little Church)www.stjohnhowell.com

Victory Baptist

P.O. BOX 523 3642 Washington St., Hartland, MI 48353810.632.6337Pastor Ryan Guenther Services: Sunday 10, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.Wednesday 7 pm. www.vbchartland.org

3375 Fenton Rd.Hartland,MI 48353248.887.1133Lead Pastor: Dave Classen; [email protected] Pastor: Daniel Holman; [email protected] Service: 10 AMYouth Group: Wednesday 7 PMwww.orecreek.org

Tri County Christian13020 Holtforth Rd., Fenton, MI 48430810.714.1139Pastor: Randy GreeneSunday School: 9am Sunday Worship: 10amVarious weeky Bible studieswww.triccc.com

Flood Gate Renewal Fellowship

1623 Old US 23, Brighton, MI 48114810.227.2005Pastors Bill & Clara BolinSunday Worship: 10 amFamily Night on Wednesday: 7pmwww.FloodGateRenewal.org

Hartland Community ChapelPO Box 652 Hartland, MI 48353Services held at the Hartland Music Hall3619 Avon St248.660.4366Pastor Russ GreerSunday Worship: 11 amwww.hartlandcommunitychapel.org

St Augustine Catholic Church

6481 Faussett RoadHowell, MI 48855517-546-9807Pastor: Fr Gregg A PleinessMass Schedule:Sat: 5 PM Sun: 8:30 & 10:30 AMWed-Fri: 8:30 AMwww.staugustinehowell.com

Venture Church

8457 E. Highland Rd (M59) Howell, MI 48843Phone: 810.991.1116Sunday Experiences: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.Lead Pastor: Terry PriskChildren’s Ministry: Randy [email protected] Ministry: Kurt [email protected]

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Community NEWSHartland Middle School Forensics Team

Six students competed with the Hartland Middle School Forensics Team (competitive speech) through the fall season. They worked on interpretive and public address speech cate-gories, including informative, sales, original prose and original poetry.

The Fall team included (pictured right): Back row: Kayla Everett, Gavin Roberts, Madison Clark, Lauren Peters Front row: Elizabeth Verschure, Emmaline Verschure, Kayla Everett.

In the spring, the middle school forensics team competed as an ensemble presenting their cutting from The Princess Bride, by William Goldman. This category has its own challenges to set it apart from stage productions, including no eye contact or touch-ing. They worked hard, had a lot of fun and received a third-place trophy from the Michigan Speech Coaches Inc. Middle Level Invitational in March.

The Spring team included (pictured above): Lauren Peters, Gavin Roberts, Emma Kozle, Madison Clark, Kayla Everett

Announcing the Engagement of Briella Danowski & Bradley Ferguson

About the Couple: Briella graduated from Milford High School in 2010 and Bradley graduated from Lakeland High School in 2010.

Briella is the owner and operator of Bella Jean Photography and also does web design/graphic design. Bradley is a student pursuing a Radiologist degree and works full time as an Porter/ Operations assistant at Lafontaine in Highland. He also runs a side business detail-ing cars, Dirt Demon Detailing. Briella went to Specs Howard School of Media Arts in 2013-2014 and graduated in 2014 with her degree in Graphic Design/ Photography. Bradley attended Oakland Community College and received an Associates degree in General Studies and will be taking a program through Providence of Southfield in 2017-2018

Parents of the Bride: Michael Danowski & Willa Downs-DanowskiParents of the Groom: John Ferguson & Cindy Ferguson

Date of Wedding: August 18, 2018 at Hartland Music Hall and Waldenwoods for the reception.

Hartland Gymnastics News

March and April were exciting months at Hartland Gymnastics Academy with qualifying gymnasts on our level 7-9 teams competing in State and Regional Championships. The level 7-10 State Championship took place on March 18th-20th, 2016, at Northwood University in Midland, MI. On the level 7 team, Lily Howe earned 1st place on floor, with a score of 9.500. Nicole Bragg earned 2nd place on vault, with a score of 9.575. On the level 8 team, Sheridan Spencer and Brenna Schnelbach earned 3rd place on beam, with respective scores of 9.425 and 9.150. Lane Rodocker earned a high AA score of 37.475. On the level 9 team, Bria Morganroth earned an AA score of 34.550, which qualified her for the Level 9 Regional Championships held on April 8th-10th, 2016 at the Legends Sportsplex in Bourbonnais, IL. Morganroth competed all four events and earned an AA score of 35.225.The Level 8 Regional Championships took place on April 15-17th at the Lexington Convention Center in Lexington, KY. Sheridan Spencer earned 1st place on floor, with a score of 9.525 and earned 3rd place on beam, with a score of 9.35. Lane Rodocker earned 2nd place AA and 1st place on beam, with a score of 9.375. The Level 7 Regional Championships will take place on May 6th-8th, 2016 at Premier Soccer Complex in Shelby Twp., MI.Congratulations, gymnasts!Hartland Gymnastics Academy has been training champions since 1975. HGA is located inside the former Hartland High School on M-59. To interview with a coach for team placement, call (810) 626-2170. To register for classes, call the Hartland Community Education at (810) 626-2150.

Hartland Chamber News

Join us for the Hartland Chamber's Annual Luncheon where we will receive timely updates from representatives from Hartland Consolidated Schools, Hart-land Township and the Cromaine District Library. We will gather on Thursday, May 12 from noon - 1:30 p.m. at Ore Creek at Mt. Brighton at 4141 Bauer Rd. in Brighton. The cost for members is $20 and non-members is $25. The lunch will feature a baked and sweet potato bar, salad and dessert. This event is sponsored by Mary Kay Cosmetics and Salty Dog Travel. Register online at www.hartlandchamber.org.

All are welcome to attend a reception featuring Livingston County Elected & Appointed Officials on Thursday, May 19 from 5-7 p.m. at Crystal Gardens at 5768 Grand River in Howell. This event is free to attend and will feature a cash bar. Register at www.hartlandchamber.org.

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Community News

Struggling with Reading? Tried tutoring…but poor results?

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Struggling Student Now Gets A’s & B’s - Thanks to Vision Therapy! “By first grade, Davis was significantly behind. He couldn’t keep up or follow directions. His teacher and a special education teacher expressed significant concerns regarding his inability to recall and remember.” “I brought Davis to his pediatrician. The meeting with his doctor did not go well. I was told to lower my expectations. He would never be ‘fixed’. We went to Dr. Doud’s the next day and I broke down crying as I told him what his doctor had stated. I let him know - I knew my little boy was intelligent. He just couldn’t get it out.” “Dr. Doud tested Davis’ vision and discovered that his vision was significantly delayed in several areas. He not only gave me hope - which at that point was all I wanted, but a plan to assist Davis.” After vision therapy, “Davis improved so significantly that at the end of second grade, I was told not to let the 3rd grade teachers know anything was wrong with his ability. He had all A’s and B’s. He was able to keep up and follow directions. His visual memory was 14% when we started vision therapy. It is now near 90%.”

“I am so pleased and cry at the thought of how far he has come. It truly is overwhelming to think of what would have happened to Davis if we would have listened to his pediatri-cian, lowered expectations and accepted this situation, Davis would have failed at school and in life.” We can help—call today!

Hartland Rotary News Hartland Rotary Presents The First Annual Sporting Clays Event which will be held on Sunday, July 17, 2016 at the Michigan Shooting Center, Island Lake Recreation Center. This year’s annual Clay Shoot will support: Reaching Higher, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Meals on Wheel, and Gleaners Shared Harvest Pantry. We are inviting all the Rotary Clubs in District 6380 to participate as well as anyone who enjoys the sport of sporting clays. Participant charge is $100 and in-cludes 3 boxes of 12 or 20 gauge shells for sporting clays, lunch, wel-come bag, fun and good fellowship. Sponsorship information will soon be available on our Hartland Rotary website, HartlandRotary.org

March 13, 2016, Hartland Rotary’s bowling team, “the Split Ends” participated in the Big Brother, Big Sister , “Bowling for Kid’s Sake,” at Striking Lanes off Old US 23. Matthew Ora, DDS proved to be the high scorer in both games played. Kudos to Matt! Hartland Rotarians were supported by friends, family and other Rotarians and were able to raise over $800 for BBBS.

Visitors are always welcome to join us on Thursday mornings for breakfast and informative presentations at the Hartland Insurance Agency, 2532 Old US 23 at 7:15 AM. If you have a passion for community service and enjoy sharing the fellowship of those with a similar desire, please consider joining us.

Please visit www.hartlandrotary.org for more information on our club.

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May 2016 - Hartland Consolidated Schools