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Superintendent’s MessageChuck Hughes, Superintendent

Volume 83 Number 8 May 2017 24 Pages

May 2, 2017 -- A Special School Election. Our community's Commitment to Educational Excellence!

@hartlandschools

This is a fantastic time of year as things green up and the flowers bloom. Soon we will be planting our gardens and hoping for a bountiful harvest. This is also the time of year when the district is planning for the new school year, while guiding our students to a strong finish this year. I ask that parents and grand-parents take a few moments to begin planning summer activities for their children. It is important to consider and plan how much time they should concentrate on reading, as well as engaging in physical activities.

Enrichment activities such as visiting the zoo, museums, local parks and recreational venues are important in the development of our children. If you need help planning, please reach out to our teaching and support staff. I am sure that we can provide many suggestions.

Schools of Choice:

Students who currently live in the Hartland School district but are planning a move over the summer may be eligible to continue to attend through the Schools of Choice program. Please visit www.hartlandschools.us and click on the “Enrollment” tab located near the bottom of the page for more information. If you do not have a computer or need to talk to someone, please contact Mr. Scott VanEpps at (810) 626-2111 to find out more about this program.

New Students:

If you will be attending Hartland Schools for the first time this fall, en-rollment information can be found on our website at www.hartlandschools.us. Enrollment packets for kindergarten, el-ementary (1-4), intermediate (5-6), mid-dle school (7-8), Hartland High School, LEGACY High School, and Hartland Virtual Academy are available. Please call 810-626-2100 if you need help with the enrollment process.

County-wide Common Calendar:

The Livingston Educational Service Agency (LESA) has released the five-year common calendar that will help parents plan for the holiday and Spring Break seasons through the 2020/21 school year. Using any internet browser, type livingstonesa.org and click on the “Calendar” tab. Please know that this calendar is subject to change.

Nancy SprangerMy name is Nancy Spranger, and I am in my 27th year of teaching in Hartland Schools. I began my career teaching 3rd grade and after about 15 years, graduated to 4th!

My parents built our family home in Hartland in the late 1950s. There has been a Spranger in the Hartland community ever since. My family is very close. I have three brothers - Rick, Jeff, and Alan. For the past five years, Rick and his wife, Linda, have been living in China. Jeff, his wife Sue, and son Nick live in Hartland. Alan and his wife Ellie live next door to me. My brothers, nephew Nick, and I are all Hartland graduates. My mom worked for over 20 years in various Hartland Media Centers. My four children - Missy, Molly, Maggie, and Taylor all have paws!

I earned my BA in Social Work from Michigan State University. After graduating from MSU, I worked at a center for developmentally disabled adults where I was responsible for teaching life skills to the residents. This is where I decided I wanted to go to Eastern Michigan University and earn a teaching certificate. I later returned to EMU to get a Masters in Educational Technology.

Along with being a teacher, I have had many roles in Hartland Schools. I have held various positions in the HEA (Hartland Education Association). The most recent was HEA President. I proudly represented Hartland teach-ers for five years. My newest role at Village is School Improvement Chair-person.

I have seen many changes in the district. Hartland has grown from one elementary building to four. The high school has moved from what is now Village Elementary to Highland Road/M-59, which us veterans fondly call “the old high school”, to the current high school. As Hartland continued to grow, the school buildings were reconfigured numerous times to accommo-date the increasing school population. Throughout all of these changes, one thing has stayed consistent and that is the feeling of community. No matter which building you enter, there are staff, parents, and students working together to provide the best education for the children of Hartland.

I was extremely excited when I received the phone call that Dr. Behrman wanted to see me about a third grade position at Village. Not only was it the district where I wanted to work, but also the grade level. I have enjoyed, and continue to enjoy, my career at Hartland and cannot imagine working in any other district. Hartland is my home.

Hart land Schoo l sPerson o f the Month

Your donation helps to offset the cost associated with publishing and mailing the Community Life newspaper. Your support is appreciated for the only paper dedicated to promoting news about the schools and the Hartland Area for the past 80 years.

Thank you to Dale Begay and Don & Judy Thompson for your most recent donations.

For those residing outside the school district and who do not have “School of Choice Students” attending HCS, the recommended subscription rate is $25. Your name will be added to our additional mailing list. Reader donations are appreciated.

Editor’s PageThanks for the Donations!

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Annual Water Quality Report

Pursuant to the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, Act 1976 PA 399

The 2016 Annual Water Quality Reports for the Hartland Consolidated School District are available for review. These reports can be reviewed or a copy obtained at the district operations office, 9525 E. Highland Road, Howell Michigan 48843 or call 810-626-2185.

Thank you,Matt Marino, Director of Operations

Integrated Pest Management NoticeAs part of the Hartland Consolidated Schools Integrated Pest Manage-ment Program (IPM), pesticides are occasionally applied. Under the State of Michigan Regulation 637 as amended, parents and guardians have to be informed prior to any pesticide application made in the school buildings or on the grounds. In certain emergencies, pesticides may be applied without prior notice, but you will be notified following any such application. If you need prior notification, please complete the form below and return to:

Matt MarinoHartland Consolidated Schools

9525 East Highland RoadHowell, Michigan 48843

810-626-2185Parent/Guardian Name ____________________________________Student Name ___________________________________________Street Address ___________________________________________City ____________________ State ______________ Zip ________Telephone Day _________________ Evening _______________School Student Attends ____________________________________

Please check all the apply:q I wish to be notified of a scheduled pesticide application inside the building.q I wish to be notified of a scheduled pesticide application outside the building.

Signature _______________________________ Date ___________

17/18 Transportation Forms REMINDER

All current Transportation Forms (Alternate Destination, Joint Custody, School of Choice, and Legacy forms) will expire on June 20, 2017. New 2017/2018 Transportation Forms are to be submitted to the Transportation Office before July 1, 2017 to request a bus assignment other than the home address.

New forms are required each year by July 1st to incorporate your request into our routes. If forms are not submitted: In-district students will be automati-cally be assigned to the closest bus stop to their home address. Non-resident students will not receive a bus assignment.

Late transportation changes may not be possible for the start of school and will not be considered until the week of September 18, 2017.

For your convenience, 2017/2018 forms are available on the district web site at http://www.hartlandschools.us/Departments/Transportation/Forms/index.html

The Transportation Office will be open throughout the summer months if you should have any questions or need assistance. Post cards with your students bus information should arrive a week before the first day of school.

Have a safe and enjoyable summer!

Join us for Hartland’s Memorial Day Parade

Monday, May 29 at NoonDowntown Hartland

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High School NewsDave Minsker, Principal

810.626.2200 @hartlandhigh

Important Dates for Seniors:

May 23: College Decision Day and

Athletic Recognition Ceremony (during school)

May 25/26: Senior ExamsMay 26: Senior walk and last day.June 7: Senior Honors NightJune 9: Graduation

Above: Congratulations to the Science Olympiad team for their 2nd place win at Regionals.

Above: Congratulations to our Winter Color Guard team for their 2nd place win at the state competition.

News from the HS Counseling Department

Left: Mrs. Bell and Ms. Tabone are just a couple of the teachers that tried to pump up our students for testing through their SAT Boot Camp.

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810.626.2400Middle School NewsSteve Livingway, Principal

Congratulations to our May Students of the Month, (pictured below)

Drew Burton (left) and Kenny Armor (right)

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HONORS HIGHT/AWARDS ASSEMBLY

Our annual Honors Night/Award Assembly is scheduled for

Wednesday, May 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the HESSC, Hartland Performing Arts Center (on M-59).

Students receiving an award will receive an individual in-vitation. We expect the ceremony to last approximately 90 minutes. Other non-academic “Team Awards” will be given on the last day of school.

Above: The twelve HMS students who competed in the zone level of the Optimist Oratorical Contest. Finishing in third place was Joseph Streight, finishing in 2nd place was Halie Bruek, and finishing in 1st place was Ava Williams.

Left: HMS Choir students performed the National Anthem at a recent “Hockey Night in Brighton” event.

Congratulations to our June Students of the Month(pictured below)

Ali Preiss (left) and Isaac Dubs (right).

Above: Mrs. Tripoli’s seventh grade English students work on completing their editorials. Students are reading their editorials aloud and receiving peer feedback before revising and presenting their work to a larger audience.

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Classes are starting soon.Call 810-626-2279 today!


Farms Intermediate NewsMikki Cheney, Principal 810.626.2500 @farmsschool

Student of the MonthBack row: Dylan Manson, Sarah Corder, Kate Watson, Niko Colone, Vance Larson, Chris Haworth, Dane Lobbestael, Wesley Heinonen, Kevin Johnson, Liam WiitanenFront row: Abby Russell, Macy Harvester, Katherine Darrow, Emma Kasta-mo, Sarah Mrowka, Ashlynn Mulka, Nolan Fuller Not Pictured: Sophia Pasienza, Cameron Cheetam

Math StarsBack row: Emma Santiago, Alexandra Cabaj, Fiona Velasquez , Nadia Tyner, Gabriella Wiseman, Ashleigh Magee, Joseph Wisniewski, Brady SetlockFront row: Ethan Raap, Riley Phillips, Audrey Tithof, Brooke Skiba , Brock Morris, Natalie Plate, Kevin Johnson, Malia FelverNot Pictured: Libby Knapp, Brendan Schafer, Joseph Mattord

Star ReadersBack row: Elizabeth Arnold, Gabrielle Hinds, Aubree Meyer, Joshua Elsey, Emma Nacy, Miah Smith, Dylan Garcia, Quinn Campbell, Samuel KozleFront row: Faith Martin, Victoria Ferrera, Mackenzie Wyatt, Parker McDon-ald, Jadyn Pawlak, Catherine Nouhan, Nolan Quinn, Isabella Blandina, Claire ForsythNot Pictured: Kiera Pennala

Above: Our LOC Federal Credit Union students are hard at work on this Thursday morning! Farms students can open accounts and make deposits each Thursday through our student-run credit union.

Above: Mrs. Laibly’s band students take their work very seriously! Awesome teacher and awesome students!


Creekside Elementary NewsLawrence Pumford, Principal 810.626.2600 @creeksideelem02

Left: Avery and Owen enjoy pa-jama day dressed as their favorite Ewok!

Below: Ms. Denton's class welcomes a new student to their class by dressing Hawaiian style!

Above: Sawyer, Harlow, Paige and Emma pose for picture with Mr. Wozny in front of the gym word wall. Creekside teachers never miss an opportunity to help our students learn and grow!

Below: Creekside 4th grade students are ex-cited to be part of the Ukulele club. Thanks to Mr. Rockafellow and the support of the PTO for making this stringed instrument club possible!

Left: Bryson (Kindergarten) shows off his Joan Miro style art work that was displayed recently in the Livingston County GOT ART show. Creekside had 25 pieces of student art work presented at the exhibition!

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810.626.2700Lakes Elementary NewsTony Howerton, Principal


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Above: Over 30 2nd-4th graders from Lakes are a part of the high-ly-capable cluster program.

These students have two Friday afternoons per month where they work with an amazing parent volunteer group on activities such as computer coding, STEM activities, and other creative projects.

Above and Below: Author/Illustrator Clay Boura visited with each grade level at Lakes in late April for March is Reading Month. Students really enjoyed his message of how to follow your dreams and also loved learning how to draw the main character (“Beamer”) of his “Leave it to Beamer” book series.

Right and Below: Thank you to LES Art Teacher Shari Russano for all of her work in preparing students for the Annual Livingston County “Got Art” Art Show.

Over two dozen students from Lakes had their wonderful works of art displayed at the Howell Opera House during the week of March 27. Great job students!

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Above: Several Lakes teachers have created an after school Math Club for girls on Mondays. Girls enjoy learning and reinforcing key math skills while working cooperatively!


Round Elementary News 810.626.2800Dotty Selix, Principal

@roundelementary

We have had a tremendous school year so far at Round Elementary. Our Lego League was a huge success! Thank you Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Hull and Mr. Ma-jors for making it a wonderful season!

The Round PTO sponsored the annual Round Rocks Talent Show featuring Round Elementary Teachers. Guests won many exciting prizes, classroom bas-kets, and had an opportunity to bid on dozens of amazing silent auction items. It was a night of great comradery and fun for 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 prepared the classroom, manned the photo booth, created 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 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 $9,600.00 for students and teachers. PTO money has been used to purchase chromebooks, classroom rugs, and books for the classroom, guided reading library, and media center. We are thankful for your support! We could not pro-vide such an enriching educational experience without you!

Above and left: Round Elementary School teachers participate in skits for the Round Rocks Talent Show.

Above: Student Judges left to right: Henry Coleman, Kaitlyn Kelly, Brook-lyn Queener, Emma Ward, Leah Libkumen react to one of the skits during the Round Rocks Talent Show.

Above: Round students participate in the Lego League Celebration.


Village Elementary School NewsMary Day, Principal 810.626.2850 @villageelem

Above: The students in Mrs. Butzier’s 1st grade class learn about pollination. The students began the lesson with a flower di-cut, juice box, and Cheetos on their desk. Of course, the flowers’ color and smell attracted the students. Once the students “landed” on their flower, they drank a little bit of nectar (juice box).

Above: Mrs. Bell’s 4th graders use Skittles to practice the scientific method.

Above: Mrs. Ross’s 3rd grade class made volcanoes as part of their science unit on Earth’s changes.

Above: Students in Mrs. Cone's 3rd grade class enjoy a read in and pajama day!

Above: Mrs. Dorenzo’s junior kindergarten class is working hard during centers.

LEGACY High School 810.626.2100 Bill Cain, Principal

Congratulations to our Students of the Month: Haley Edward and Alexis Kubikc

@legacyhighsch

Hartland LEGACY High School and

Hartland Virtual Academy

Class of 2017Cordially invites you to their Commencement Ceremony on

Wednesday, May 24, 2017At 7:00 p.m.

at the

Hartland Performing Arts Center9525 Highland Road

Howell, Michigan 48843

The Alternative Education Staff wishes them well and are so proud of their success!

Haley Edward Alexis Kubikc


Carol Hayes, DirectorPRESCHOOL 810.626.2150

Tara Yoerg, a Hartland Graduate, has worked for Hartland Schools for 16 years. She has been teaching Preschool for 8 years. Tara has a Bachelor’s in Educa-tion with her teaching certification from East-ern. Her two boys loved attending Hartland Childcare.

Tracie Waldron, a Hartland graduate, has worked with children for 25 years. Tracie has been teaching preschool for over six years. Tracie has a Bachelors from GVSU. Her three children attended Hart-land Preschool and currently go to Hartland Schools.

Our three year old class focuses on social skills and beginning relationship build-ing. Through mostly play based situations, children begin to understand concepts of sharing, interacting in a large group and following teacher directed activities and instructions. We introduce basic social school concepts such as standing in line, hand washing, eating snack at school, sitting in a group for stories and songs, and waiting for his or her turn. Children learn about the world around them in weekly themes and concepts. Through the use of crafts, projects, games and smart board activities, children learn with fun!

Our four year old class continues to focus on social skills and building relation-ships. We work on kindergarten readiness skills; standing in line, hand washing, eating lunch, sitting in a group for stories and songs, and waiting for his or her turn. We practice fine motor activities; cutting, writing, drawing, painting, play doh, etc. Large motor activities include dancing, gym, playground, and Education Through Music. As with our 3 year old class, children learn with fun while making crafts, projects, playing games and smart board activities. We use programs including Zoo Phonics, Handwriting Without Tears and Second Step.

Zoo Phonics is a method developed to help children become strong readers and spellers using a “phono” (hearing), “oral” (speaking), “visual”(seeing), “kinesthetic” (moving), and “tactile” (touching)- whole brain approach.

Handwriting Without Tears (HWT) is an easy way to teach pre-printing and print-ing. It uses multi- sensory techniques and consistent habits for letter formation to help teach handwriting to all students.

Second Step is a social emotional early learning program that teaches skills to help children learn, manage feelings, make friends, and solve problems.

Education Through Music is a program that utilizes song and intentional movement to develop language, socialization, confidence and joy through singing and play.

Please email us with any questions you may have.Our contact information:

[email protected]@hartlandschools.us

@HartlandCommEd

With two locations and three teaching teams, Hartland Consolidated Schools Preschool offers a variety of class options to help accommodate the needs and interests of the Hartland Community.

Preschool registration for the 2017 – 2018 school year is now open for Fall enrollment.

Spots are still available in many of our classrooms taught by our three teams of Laura DeRosier/Lyn Daniels, Dawn Lubeski/Betty Chyo and Tara Yoerg/Tracie Waldron.

This month we are featuring the teaching team of Ms. Tara Yoerg and Ms. Tracie Waldron

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A Mother, a friend so dearthroughout life, you’re always near.

A tender smile to guide the way,You’re the sunshine to light the day!

Thanks moms for supporting the students this past school year!

Hartland Community Education Childcare Center Summer Kids Camp Program

Summer registration begins April 3rd for early-bird (existing customers) and

April 10th for regular Camp registration.

Our summer Kids Camp 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 provide your child with the opportu-nity to enjoy themed activity days and socializing with friends!

Kids Kamp starts the week of June 19th and runs through August 31st.

A Kids Camp 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 for at least six (6) weeks.

At registration you will need the following items:1.) $100 Start- Up fee2.) Completed registration packet with emergency card3.) $50 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 Supv. (810) 626-2780 or email [email protected].

Hartland Community Education Childcare CenterDaycare’s Summer Fun 2017

New enrollees (not enrolled in the Childcare Center programs during 2016-2017 school year) will pay a $50 registration fee plus the Activity fee. (See below)

Some of the special summer Daycare activities include watching the magical en-tertainers, visits from the Fire Department, swimming at the Hartland Pool, special projects and many awesome activities!

Activity fee- Busy Bees Classroom = $50Activity fee- Fireflies or Critters Classroom = $65

The Activity fee must be paid in full by June 16.

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.


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Food and Farm Film Festival

SOUP Presentation WorkshopWednesday, May 31 @ 6:30 pmAre you interested in submitting a proposal for Cromaine’s community-based crowdfunding dinner? Come learn how to efficiently and effectively use your 4 minutes wisely at this simple pitch coaching session aimed to help you clean up your message without overcomplicating it. Register.

Cromaine Cares: Memorial Day PreparationsSaturday, May 13 @ 10:00 amHelp Cromaine commemorate those who died while serving by decorating banners for Cromaine’s entry in Hartland’s Memorial Day parade. Register online or by phone.

Friends used book sale

Thursday, May 4: 9 am - 6 pm Friday, May 5: 9 am - 6 pm Saturday, May 6: 9 am - 4 pmFriday 3 - 6 pm: Teachers and parents of Homeschoolers get a bag of books free! Additional bags $5.00Saturday: Bag Day! Fill up a bag of books for $5.00

Come check out the new Circulation area and study rooms on the first floor at Cromaine!

crossroads close-out saleFriday May 5 and Saturday, May 6 10:00 am - 4:00 pm1788 N. Old US-23 just south of M-59. EVERYTHING GOES! After you check out the Friends Book Sale, come to Crossroads and see what more you can fit into your car. Furnishings, computers, shelving, and, yes, library books all at rock-bottom, make-an-offer prices! All payments cash or check only. All items must be removed from the facility no later than 5:00 pm on Saturday, May 6.

Walk with us in the memorial day paradeMonday, May 29 @ 10:45 amJoin us at 10:45 am for parade line-up at Ore Creek Middle School! 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. The parade kicks off at Noon! Join Cromaine’s Director, Ceci Marlow, who is this year’s Grand Marshal!

CPR, First Aid, and AED CertificationMonday, May 15 @ 6:00 pmJerry Buffman of Dummies on the Run provides training and two-year certification in CPR, as well as a three-year certification in First Aid training. $20 fee; pay at event. Register online or by phone.

Hartland’s Cromaine at the Hartland Farmers MarketSaturday, May 20 @ 9:00 amCome talk to Cromaine and discover the fun for you at the library this summer! Drop-in.

History of the Hartland Area Community CouncilThursday, May 11 @ 6:30 pmAs part of the 90th Anniversary Celebration, join us for a presentation by Dick Krueger, former president of HACC, on the history of the Hartland Area Community Council and its relationship to the Hartland Area Project. Register online or by phone.

Wednesdays, May 10, 17, 24 @ 6:30 pmThis series will explore the topics of food, agriculture, the environment, and sustainability through the viewing of a film each week, followed by Q&A with an expert. Fresh, hot popcorn will be served. After the movie, get your agriculture questions answered by an expert. Register online or by phone.May 10: “Seed: The Untold Story” Get your agriculture questions answered by Dean Baas, Extension Educator in Sustainable Agriculture from MSU.May 17: “The Real Dirt on Farmer John” Get your CSA questions answered by Joannee Debruhl, co-founder and owner of the Stone Coop organic farm in Brighton.May 24: “Queen of the Sun” Get your bee questions answered by Dale Woods, professional beekeeper.

Congratulations to Our 2017 Memorial Day Grand Marshal

Ceci MarlowThe Director of Cromaine Library, Ceci Marlow, will be serving as this year’s Grand Marshall of Hart-land’s Annual Memorial Day Parade.

When I had the pleasure to meet with Ceci for this article, she said she wished that all her fellow library staff and Board could ride in the car with her. That is the humble person Ceci is. She became the Director of Cromaine Library back in June of 2008.

If you ever read the quarterly newsletter, you will see how varied the programs the library offers to the community. Ceci explains that decades ago (before the internet, video games, and even television) the public libraries were the cultural centers for commu-nities across the nation. Ceci has attempted to return to this mindset rather than the view that libraries are mere repositories of printed material. The most recent mailing noted events like Teen Thursdays, coloring for grownups, grand parent/ grandkids art workshops and Conversation Café.

Many community residents look forward to the summer concert series that has become a Hartland tradition. These were initiated by Ceci! As the Holiday Season approaches, the Polar Express rides into the Village as one of the newer traditions! Besides her dedicated service to the Library, Ceci serves as an active member of the Community Council. She also serves on The Hero Board, and is an active member of the Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce. She and her team have increased collaborations with community organizations and business sponsors at this point in history when funding from government agencies has been reduced.

Please congratulate Ceci for this well deserved honor as serving as Grand Marshall. You have made the Harland Community a better place for all!

All-Girl Hartland Robotics Team Wins World Robotics Competition

The Pink Eagles, an all-girl robotics team, from Hartland just won the World Robotics Competition from Wonder Workshop. They pro-grammed their Dash & Dot robots to complete 5 core missions to make it into the Top 30. Then they had to program "Gumdrop" (the name of their robot) to conquer a Final Mission. They beat out 20,000+ kids on 5000+ teams from around the world to earn 1st Place! Today (Tuesday) Wonder Workshop held a live FB feed and announced the winners.

Channel 7 News interviewed the team and the Livingston Daily is doing a story. All 6 girls are in 7th grade and attend Ore Creek Middle School. They have had a LOT of success this year! They took 2nd in the FLL (First Lego League) State competition and are heading to the North American Championship at Legoland, California in May. They are also competing at Robofest on April first in Canton. And some of them were on the Science Olympiad team! Ore Creek should be proud of their all-girl team!

Team members include: Jaley Felty, Camryn Ihrke, Olivia Tappen,Sidney Furge, Amber Clark. Not pictured: Gabbi Stetkiw. Coaches: Frank Tappen & Melinda Tappen.


Hartland Runner Heads to Australia

Down Under Sports is pleased to announce that Caleb Guenther from Hartland High School has been invited to represent Michigan on the 2017 Michigan East Conference Cross Country Team.

Caleb will depart for Queensland, Australia on Tuesday, June 27, 2017 to compete down under for individual honors and a team championship title.

Each participant must raise money to cover the cost of the nine day Australia Tournament Package. Fundraising is an important step to achieve the goal of competing on the international stage. Good luck to Caleb as he represents Hartland this summer!

MONDAY MAY 29 MEMORIAL DAYParade Begins at Noon

7:30 AM - 10:30 AM…….Hartland Music Boosters Pancake Breakfast at Village Elem8 AM to 9 AM…..... 10K/5K Walk/3K Run • 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

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 roadsides (not Mill and Henry)

*No Parking at Ore Creek Middle School

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“UNITED WE STAND”

HMS Science Olympiad Team Moves on To States

The Hartland Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in their Regional Tournament at Mott Community College this April. The kids each won numerous medals, propelling the team to an overall 2nd place! This is the highest (in recent memory) that we have placed in this competition.

The team also qualified to go to the State Tournament at Michigan State University in Lansing. This is the first time in recent years that Hartland has made it to States.

The team includes: Derek McCracken, Joseph McFarland, Adam Kahl, Sidney Furge, Olivia Tappen, Ella Kociba, Yamato Miura, Hunter Kretz, Tim Braford, Gavin Schultz, Noah Losert, Jesse Line. Coached by Frank Tappen.

Hartland Rotary News

Hartland Rotary’s bowling team made us proud at the Big Brothers Big Sisters “Bowling for Kid’s Sake Event on March 4, 2017. Not that their bowling scores were that great. It was the size of their hearts as they collected a total of $2395. for BBBS of Livingston County. Way to go “Split Ends!”(Matt Ora, Eric Taylor, Mike Horan, Michael Bernardin, Joanne Crain, Norm Crain, and Greg Kirchmeier)

The 19th of April found the Hartland Rotarian sprucing up the Butterfly Garden at Settler’s Park. Weeds were discarded and fresh mulch was spread over and around the trees and scrubs in anticipation for 2017’s arrival of butterflies. Our Little Free Library located at the Butterfly Garden also was cleaned up for spring with a new latch, Rotary Emblem, and plaque.

Sarah Hinkle, Hartland High School Junior, represented Hartland Rotary at RYLA, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, weekend at Camp Copneconic, Fen-ton, April 21-23. She will be sharing her experience with us this summer at one of our Hartland Rotary Meeting.

Hartland Rotary is focusing on our 2nd Annual Shooting Clays Event, August 24, 2017, at the Michigan Shooting Center, Island Lake Recreation Center. We can’t wait to challenge the best shooters in our Rotary District 6380 again this year. Last year the Livingston County Sheriff’s Dept. took the honors. The event’s sponsors and participants will be helping support youth programs here in our Hartland Community and Livingston County.

You are always welcome to join us on 1st and 3rd 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 or our FACEBOOK , Hartland Rotary Club, for more information on our club.


BSA Troop #381 Gathered to Honor David W. Dunville at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor

David selected an Eagle Scout Service Project with personal connections to benefit Deerfield Hills Na-ture Area. David managed the installation of pavers surrounding a bench on a trail in the park which offers respite to handicapped hikers in the park. The bench overlooks the canoe launch built by a fellow Scout from Troop #381 for his Eagle Scout Service Project several years ago.

Assistant Scoutmaster Mike Peterson presented the Significance of the Eagle Rank. Mr. Peterson, who was also David’s Eagle Mentor, had been Cubmaster of Pack 380 when David joined as a Tiger Cub and he shared some highlights of David’s Scouting career before introducing Scoutmaster Ron Trosin II to tell the Legend of Eagle Moun-tain.

Sheriff Mike Murphy presented David with a plaque from the County Board of Commissioners along with a plaque from the Sheriff’s Department. David had received letters of commendation from Governor Rick Snyder, Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters, Representative Mike Bishop, Michigan Senator Joe Hune and Michigan Representative Hank Vaupel.

Scoutmaster Trosin and Assistant Scoutmaster Peterson awarded David his Eagle rank pin and Senior Patrol Leader Ben Portelli replaced David’s neckerchief with a new neckerchief signifying David’s membership in the National Eagle Scout Association. David took to the podium to thank and recognize those who had played memorable roles in his journey to Eagle. The ceremony drew to a close as the Honor Guard retired the flags and Troop Chaplain Jim Bauer returned to deliver the Benediction.

BSA Troop #381 congratulates Eagle Scout David Dunville on achieving Scouting’s highest rank.


BOY SCOUT TROOP 380PAPER AND BOTTLE DRIVE

WHEN: 1st Saturday of Every Month (rain or shine)

TIME: 10am to NoonWHERE: Paper Shed at the corner of

Washington and School Street

Dear Friends,

This November will mark my 27th year in the fire service! However, my proudest and most memorable have been the last 16 years. I joined the Hartland Township FD in November of 1990. Then, I went on to get my degree in Fire Science, I even did a small amount of time in the UP as a firefighter. However, the past 16 years I have been blessed and proud to serve residents, and business owners in the Hartland and Deerfield areas as a Fire Marshal.

In 16 years, I have had the opportunity to do many things that not many people get to do, or experience in their entire lifetime! I have met and worked with some of the sharpest and most passionate people in the fire service. I have met and worked with some great developers, fantastic and hardworking politicians, and some of the greatest educators you could ever wish for! Recently, my family and I have been challenged with a decision. A decision that is was very difficult to make.

I have decided that it is time to retire from the fire service. My decision did not come lightly, and I know that I am walking away from a community that most Fire Marshal’s could only dream of. However, my family and I have been given an opportunity of a life-time. I am accepting a job with the federal government. It is a complete career change, but a challenge that I am up to, and looking forward to. The position will allow me to continue to live in the area, and my girls will be able to remain in the Hartland school system!

I would like to take this time to formally thank Chief Adam Carroll for the opportunities I have been given. His leadership and dedication to our community is second to none. Chief Carroll let me take risks, and make some mistakes here and there. His leadership style taught me values, and experiences that will carry me thru the rest of my life. Adam, thank you for being the positive role model and professional that you are! I learned a lot by watching you, and you pushed me in ways that only made me a better person. Thank You Adam.

I would like to thank the Fire Authority Board. Without your support and belief in me, I would not have had the opportunities I did, nor would our community have benefit-ed. The boards’ ability to think outside of the box makes Hartland and Deerfield a very safe place to live. Examples include being the first FD in Livingston County to provide 24/7/365 staffing! Others include the Smoke Alarm program, and supporting me within the Michigan Fire Inspectors Society, and the Michigan Fire Chiefs, and our AutoPulse CPR machine!

But, if it wasn’t for Deputy Chief Gregg Schkade, I would more than likely still be a Firefighter in Menominee, MI. Gregg was the Fire Chief (when we were the Hartland Township FD) that hired me back in March of 2001. I was honored to be Hartland’s sec-ond full time Firefighter in its history! Many people in our community don’t know that Chief Schkade is one of the many reasons that our Fire Authority is such a success today. Gregg, I am lacking the words right now…All I can say is THANK YOU!!

There are tons of people that I need to thank, and I could go on for days naming you all. I would however, like to name a few people that are in need of mentioning: First and foremost; my wife Michelle, and daughters Ashley and Addison. Thank you for all of the dinners and family time I missed, so I could serve our community. You sacrificed a ton for our community, and you were never publically recognized for it. Thank You, and I love you! A huge THANK YOU to the Hartland Schools for carving out precious time that allowed me to teach fire safety to thousands of children over the years….Thank You Jan Doke, Dawn Lubeski, Kate Gregory, Mike Schmidt, Ron Weston, Bill Cain, Rachel Wright, Mary Day…I know that I am missing many more.

Finally, I just want to say THANK YOU to all of the residents that are fire department supporters. No matter what FD jurisdiction you reside in, you are lucky to be living/working in Livingston County! Livingston County as a whole is one of the most progres-sive, and forward thinking counties in the State of Michigan! Many people do not have a clue what their FD members do day in, and day out, until their services are needed.

I am proud to have served alongside them all, and proud to have called the Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority my home. Please remember to check your smoke alarms month-ly, and always have two ways out! If you need help with smoke alarms, or coming up with a custom fire escape plan for you or your family, PLEASE call us….We are here for you!

Yours In Fire Safety,Michael R. Bernardin

Fire Marshal

In Hartland’s Fountain Square Plaza10090 Highland Rd.810-632-4400

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CLEAN-UP DAY

Large item disposal and shredding eventSaturday, May 20, 2017

9 AM to 1 PMHartland High School Parking Lot

This event is FREE for all Hartland Township residents. Please visit our website for more information and restrictions.

Farmers Market Opening Day May 20!

NEW Location: Rural King Parking Lot

The 2017 Hartland Farm & Flea Market kicks off on May 20 from 9 AM-1 PM with fresh produce, meat, local dairy products, honey, jams & jellies, crafts, wood-workers and “Kid Farmer Day”! Find the market every Saturday through October 14 in its new spot in the Rural King parking lot at 10400 Highland Road, Hartland.

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thehabits theywill have for the restof their livesbetween theagesof0and7! Second,startwith theSMALLSTUFF!Youstart thishabitbymakingyourchild“dothingstheydonotwant todo”BUTstart small!Small thingsdoneconsistentlyover time is thesecret tosuccess at anything!So instead ofmaking thembungee jumporcleanthewholehouse,makethemeatfoodstheydonotlike.Makethemgetupassoonaretheiralarmclockgoesoff.Makethemgotobedatanexacttime.Makethemstopplayingavideogameorgetthemtodoasimpletaskthefirsttimetheyareasked. Third,bebothconsistentandpatient!Whydomostparentlettheirkidsslideoutofdoingsomethingtheydonotwant todo?Because it is easier. It is easier than layingdown the lawandholdingfast.Butthisextraworkputinatthestartpaysoffwhentheyareteensandadults. Butwhatdoesthisallmeaninthefuture?Ateenwhogrowsupandfinishescollegewithadegree in fouryears insteadofonethatchangesmajorsadozentimesthendropsoutwiththousandsinstudentloans.Achildthatdevelopsintoanemployeeanybosswouldlove.(Theyaretheoneswhoalwayshavegreatjobsandlaterturnintotheboss!).Achildwhogoesontobeanamazingspouseandparentbecauseinsteadofgivingupontheslightestdifficultyordiscomforttheyworkhardandpersevere.

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“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 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.

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Face Flair Teaches Face Painting and Henna Tattoos at the Hartland Teen Center

Kim Torres from Face Flair teaches teens at HERO Teen Center the art of face painting and Henna tattoos. Many teens participated in these creative activities.

"That was cool, we had fun!" said, Lexy Briggs. The teens will use their artistic skills face painting children at Creekside Elementary Family Fun Night.

LACASA (pictured above)visited the Hartland Teen Center to discuss healthy relationships. Teens learned about setting boundaries and how to tell if your relationship is healthy or not.

Easter is celebrated at Hero Teen Center. Hartland Community Chapel provides Easter Baskets and teens enjoy an Easter Egg Hunt and lots of Easter candy.

HERO Teen Center is seeking a new director and a substitute direc-tor. Must be available after school 1 pm - 6 pm. Must have educational background and experience working with teens. Email resume to; [email protected]


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 Service: 9:30 a.m.Sunday School/Bible Classes: 10:45 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 810.991.1116Web: VentureOn59.comSunday Experiences9:30 am and 11 amLead Pastor Terry Prisk

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23/ Community Life / May 2017Community NEWS

ATTENTION ALL HARTLAND ALUMNI

The 94th 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 20, 2017. You are cordially invited to come at 5:30 for a social hour to visit and renew old friendships. Din-ner is at 7:00 p.m.

Every graduate, including 2016 graduates are welcome to attend. Bring your spouse or a friend.

The honored graduates are from the classes of 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977 and 1982 graduates are encouraged to contact fellow classmates and meet them at the banquet. The cost is $15.00 per person, in addition dues are $4.00 for each alumni (dues pay mailing cost).

All reservations must be made by May 16, 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.

EMAIL FOR ALUMNI ASSOC. [email protected]

2017 RESERVATION FORM

Name: First _________________ Last_______________________ Maiden: ____________________________Yr. Graduated_______________

Address: City_______________________________ State__________________

Zip________________

Phone______________________________Email:___________________________________

Guest Name________________________________

Be Our Guests!CALLING ALL PRINCESSES

(AND THEIR HAND MAIDENS-GUARDIAN)

TO A

Royal Tea PartyHardy Methodist Church6510 E. Highland Road, Howell, MI

Saturday, June 3rd10:00 a.m.

Please kindly RSVP by May [email protected]

This is a FREE event!

HARTLAND FARMER’S MARKETExciting things are happening for the Hartland Farmer’s Market.

2017 begins the 14th year of operation including a new permanent location. Rural King has opened their arms to having the market in their parking lot on M-59 behind Burger King and Dairy Queen. (10400 Highland Rd, Hartland, Mi.) The market began in 2004 and Hartland Schools were able to generously offer the parking lot at the HESSC building on M-59 until 2016. That season the market was asked to move to Ore Creek so that the schools could open up the parking area for events held at the auditorium and within the administration building. The Ore Creek location provided challenges and the market is eager to open at the new location.

The season opens May 20th with “Junior Farmer’s” being able to come and plant seeds and take home a small project. All children are welcome to join in the event. Jim Sparks and Kathie Horning will again be volunteering as Co-Market Masters. The 4-H Rangers are extensively involved helping shop-pers take items to their cars, and providing food and beverages. The market offers a huge variety of locally produced items such as pork, beef, turkey, fruits and vegetables, honey and jams, eggs, flowers, baked goods and artisan crafts.

For a very affordable price per week you can set up your table and join the fun and profit! The Farm market runs every Saturday May 20th through October 14th. The Flea market is the first Saturday of each month and the Garage Sale will be on the third Saturday of each month.

Vendor information may be obtained by emailing [email protected]

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Cheese .............................................10.99Add’l Items ......................................1.50XL Square Deep Dish.......................11.99Additional Toppings..........................1.50

SPECIALTY GOURMET PIZZAS

Sm 10” Med 12” Lg 14” XL 16”Meat Lovers 12.99 14.99 15.99 16.99Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Italian Sausage, Hamburger

Diesel 12.99 13.99 15.99 17.99Pepperoni, Ham, Italian Sausage, Onions, Green Peppers, Yellow peppers

Vegetarian 11.99 12.99 13.99 14.99Onions, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Black or Green Olives

BBQ 12.99 13.99 14.99 15.99Chicken Grilled chicken Breast, Onions, Cheese, BBQ Sauce

Steak 12.99 13.99 14.99 15.99Steak, Onions, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Cheese

BLT 12.99 13.99 14.99 15.99Bacon, Lettuce, Tomatoes & Ranch Dressing

Hawaiian 11.99 12.99 13.99 14.99Bacon Ham, Pineapple

Breakfast XL only 20.99Eggs, Italian Sausage, Bacon, Ham, Green Peppers, Onions and Cheese

Chicago XL only 20.99Double Dough, Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Italian Sausage, Double Cheese

COMBO PLATTERChicken & Shrimp ........................10.992 Pc Chicken & 5 Pc Jumbo Shrimp

JUMBO BREADED BUTTERFLY SHRIMP

1/4 lb Shrimp 5 Pc ...........................6.991/2 lb Shrimp 10 Pc .........................9.993/4 lb Shrimp 15 Pc .......................16.991 lb Shrimp 20 pc ..........................19.49

Add Fries & Coleslaw 2.50 extraBBQ of Spicy 1.00 extra

SEAFOODShrimp Basket w/fries.....................6.99Catfish 2Pc w/Biscuit .................................7.99 3Pc w/Biscuit .................................9.69 4Pc w/Biscuit ...............................10.99

Add Fries/Coleslaw & Bread $2.50 Extra

APPETIZERS& SIDE ORDERS

Bread Sticks .....................................3.99Cheese Bread ...................................6.99French Fries SMALL .....................1.99French Fries LARGE.....................3.29Onion Rings .....................................3.99Cheese Stix .......................................3.99Mushrooms ......................................3.99Potato Poppers ................................2.99Jalapeño Poppers ............................4.99Potato Wedges ..................................2.99Waffle Fries.......................................2.99Home-Made Chip.............................1.99

DOUBLE DEAL

$1599 $1699+ Tax + Tax

With Coupon • Limited Time Offer

MON-TUES-WEDSPECIAL

2 ROUND PIZZASwith 3 Items

FREE 2 Liter of Pop

$1499+ Tax

$1599 + Tax $1799 + Tax

Valid Monday - Wednesday Only With Coupon • Limited Time Offer

2 SMALL 2 MEDIUM 2 LARGE

KRISPY KRUNCHY CHICKEN

CHICKEN Dark Mixed White2Pc w/1 Biscuit 3.99 4.79 4.993Pc w/1 Biscuit 5.49 5.99 6.094Pc w/2 Biscuits 6.99 7.29 8.998 Pc 8.99 10.99 15.9912 Pc 13.19 16.99 23.9916 Pc 17.99 21.19 31.9925 Pc 26.39 33.99 43.99Breast 2.99 Thigh 1.99 Leg 1.99 Wing 1.49CHICKEN TENDERS4 Pc w/1 Biscuit ....................................... 5.498 Pc w/1 Biscuit ....................................... 8.8912 Pc w/2 Biscuits ................................. 13.1925 Pc ...................................................... 25.29BISCUITS.69 each 3 for 1.99 6 for 3.69

WING DINGS10 Pc .................................................7.9920 Pc ...............................................14.9930 Pc ...............................................20.9950 Pc ...............................................29.99

Spicy or BBQ add 1.00

COMBO MEALS#1. 2 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................7.39#2. 2 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................6.49#3. 2 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit................7.49#4. 3 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................8.59#5. 3 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................7.99#6. 3 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit.................8.69#7. 4 pc Mix w/Side, Drink & Biscuit....................9.79#8. 4 Pc Dark w/Side, Drink & Biscuit..................9.49#9. 4 Pc White w/Side, Drink & Biscuit................10.09#10 4 Pc Tender w/Side, Drink & Biscuit .............7.99#11 2 Pc Catfish w/Side, Drink & Biscuit.............10.49

FAVORITES Small Large Fries 1.99 3.29Jambalaya 2.49 4.39Mac & Cheese 2.49 4.39Mashed Potatoes& Gravy 2.49 4.39

WINGS & PIZZA

20 Pc Wings &1 Large Pizzawith 2 Items2 Liter Pop

$2899 + Tax


SHRIMP & PIZZA

20pc Jumbo Shrimp & 1 Large Pizza with

2 Items and 2 Liter Pop

$2999 + TaxWith Coupon • Limited Time Offer

Large SQ.DEEP DISH

With1 Topping

$899+ Tax


2 Items on Each2 Med 2 Lg

SANDWICHESHartland Burger ..............................4.99Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pickles, Onions, Mustard, Ketchup & MayoAdd Fries & Cole Slaw ...................2.50Add Cheese ......................................1.00Filet of Fish.......................................5.99Catfish, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Tarter SauceChicken Sandwich...............................3.99

HARTLAND’s BREAKFAST * Now Serving at 4:30 AMHot & Yummy

Breakfast SandwichesSausage, Egg & Cheese ......$2.99Bacon & Cheese...................$2.99Ham & Cheese.....................$2.99Breakfast Pizza (slice)..... $3.19

Open 24 Hours • Breakfast Served at 4:30 am • 10050 Clyde Rd., Fenton, MI 48430

Hartland Mobil General StoreGas • Off Road Diesel • Racing

Fuel • Kerosine PropaneEBT/Groceries

Hartland Bait ShopLive Bait

Perch Minnows: Scoop....................$2.99Pike Suckers............................Each $1.25Golden Shiners.......................Each $1.25Night crawler 12ea......$3.49/24 for $6.69Baby Crawlers.......................24 for $5.19Green Crawlers.................... 12 for $5.19Leaf Worms.......................... 25 for $4.19Wax Worms 24 for $2.99/30 for $3.49/ 250 for $15.99Mousee's................................ 24 for $4.49 Spikes ....................................50 for $3.49 Leaches ............................................$4.99Butter Worms .......................10 for $4.49

Breakfast Burrito.................$3.99Hash Browns........................$1.59

www.hartlandpizzagrill.com

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