Webberville United Methodist Church to serve Chicken Dinner on Jan. 20
The Webberville United Methodist Church is having its monthly chicken dinner on Saturday, Jan. 20, with oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, vegetables and biscuits. The meal will include coffee, lemonade, and dessert. The dinner will be served 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets are $9 per adult, $4 for children 12 and under, preschoolers eat free. Webberville United Methodist Church is located on the corner of Holt Road and M-52.
Saturday, January 6, 2018
Storytelling artists to present ‘The Lost Diaries of Eve & Adam’ on March 10
If you like a good yarn, then mark your calendar for this upcoming event. Storytelling artists Ingrid Nixon and Jeff Doyle, members of the Ann Arbor Storytellers Guild, present “The Lost Diaries of Eve & Adam” at the Howell Opera House on Saturday, March 10.
Inspired by Mark Twain’s “The Diaries of Adam & Eve,” join Ingrid and Jeff for an evening of stories including their wonderful twist on the creation story told from Eve and Adam’s point of view.
Doors will open at 7 PM, performance begins at 7:30. Tickets are $15 and seating is limited so please reserve your spot now by visiting www.howelloperahouse.com or calling our office at 517-540-0065.
St. Agnes Catholic Church to host Chili Dinner & Euchre Tournament
Winter is here and it's time for an evening of the best chili in town. Join the Knights of Columbus #8605 at St. Agnes Catholic Church this Saturday, Jan. 13, for an all-you-can-eat Chili Dinner followed by an evening of Euchre.
In addition, those attending will have an opportunity to meet celebrity guest Dan Petry, a pitcher with the 1984 World Champion Detroit Tigers.
Feast on the best saucy, spicy and blazing hot chili recipes around and help decide who wins the cook-off. For those looking for more variety, there will be nachos, hotdogs and dessert. Dinner will be served from 5:00 until 6:30 p.m. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12 years of age.
Registration for Euchre begins at 6 p.m. and card play starts at 7 o'clock. Teams of two will play 5 games of euchre with the top four teams competing for prizes in double elimination. Cash bar will be available and snacks will be provided. Cost to enter is $10/person.
Proceeds raised will support council projects and to help area residents with winter heating bills through LOVE, Inc. St. Agnes Church is located at 855 E. Grand River, Fowlerville.
Contestants can enter their best chili recipe for the cook-off by calling Nelson Cypher at 517-294-6366 or Todd Conti at 517-819-7330 before Saturday January 13th.
Winter is here and it's time for an evening of the best chili in town. Join the Knights of Columbus #8605 at St. Agnes Catholic Church this Saturday, Jan. 13, for an all-you-can-eat Chili Dinner followed by an evening of Euchre.
In addition, those attending will have an opportunity to meet celebrity guest Dan Petry, a pitcher with the 1984 World Champion Detroit Tigers.
Feast on the best saucy, spicy and blazing hot chili recipes around and help decide who wins the cook-off. For those looking for more variety, there will be nachos, hotdogs and dessert. Dinner will be served from 5:00 until 6:30 p.m. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12 years of age.
Registration for Euchre begins at 6 p.m. and card play starts at 7 o'clock. Teams of two will play 5 games of euchre with the top four teams competing for prizes in double elimination. Cash bar will be available and snacks will be provided. Cost to enter is $10/person.
Proceeds raised will support council projects and to help area residents with winter heating bills through LOVE, Inc. St. Agnes Church is located at 855 E. Grand River, Fowlerville.
Contestants can enter their best chili recipe for the cook-off by calling Nelson Cypher at 517-294-6366 or Todd Conti at 517-819-7330 before Saturday January 13th.
George W. Lee Civil War Round Table to meet Jan. 10 in Howell
The fourth meeting of the George W. Lee Civil War Round Table will be this Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 7 PM. We have a new meeting location: the Livingston County EMS Headquarters Building (aka John E. LaBelle Public Safety Complex), 1911 N. Tooley Rd, Howell. This building is located on the east side of Livingston County Airport. Tooley Road is accessed off of M-59, about a quarter mile east of the intersection of M-59 & Grand River Ave. Park in the main parking lot, and enter through the front main doors, then go to the 2nd floor.
The subject of our meeting will be the Annual Show ‘N Tell. Members are encouraged to bring in Civil War related items that they have discovered over the past year or so and talk about them. As in years past, please be able to say a few words about the item, and maybe pass it around.
The fourth meeting of the George W. Lee Civil War Round Table will be this Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 7 PM. We have a new meeting location: the Livingston County EMS Headquarters Building (aka John E. LaBelle Public Safety Complex), 1911 N. Tooley Rd, Howell. This building is located on the east side of Livingston County Airport. Tooley Road is accessed off of M-59, about a quarter mile east of the intersection of M-59 & Grand River Ave. Park in the main parking lot, and enter through the front main doors, then go to the 2nd floor.
The subject of our meeting will be the Annual Show ‘N Tell. Members are encouraged to bring in Civil War related items that they have discovered over the past year or so and talk about them. As in years past, please be able to say a few words about the item, and maybe pass it around.
Fowlerville Garden Club hosting Orchid Speaker this Wednesday, Jan. 10
The Fowlerville Garden Club is hosting guest speaker Jerrie Nichols from the Greater Lansing Orchid Society at our upcoming Wednesday Jan. 10 meeting. Many people buy or receive orchids as gifts but after they are done blooming, what then? Jerrie will offer tips on common (such as phalaenopsis) orchid care. If you wish, you can bring your orchid in (just be sure to bundle it up well if this cold weather continues) or bring pictures for Jerrie’s review.
The public is invited to this free event to be held at the Fowlerville VFW Post 6464 Hall located at 215 Veterans Drive. Light refreshments will be served at 6:30 PM and our presentation will begin at 7:00 PM. Join us for an informative session on orchid growing, one of the most beautiful and popular indoor plants for the home.
The Fowlerville Garden Club is hosting guest speaker Jerrie Nichols from the Greater Lansing Orchid Society at our upcoming Wednesday Jan. 10 meeting. Many people buy or receive orchids as gifts but after they are done blooming, what then? Jerrie will offer tips on common (such as phalaenopsis) orchid care. If you wish, you can bring your orchid in (just be sure to bundle it up well if this cold weather continues) or bring pictures for Jerrie’s review.
The public is invited to this free event to be held at the Fowlerville VFW Post 6464 Hall located at 215 Veterans Drive. Light refreshments will be served at 6:30 PM and our presentation will begin at 7:00 PM. Join us for an informative session on orchid growing, one of the most beautiful and popular indoor plants for the home.
Crossroads United Methodist Church encourages daily Bible reading
If you’ve ever wanted to read the Bible all the way through, you can start the new year with a plan being offered by Crossroads United Methodist Church.
Pastor Marty Johnson has challenged his congregation at Crossroads to follow a schedule of daily readings put together by the Discipleship Journal, by Mark Bogart and Peter Mayberry. There are built-in breaks in every week’s schedule for reflection and rest, and Pastor Johnson says not to worry if you fall behind.
“Just start again wherever you left off and keep going,” he reassures. “Each reading will advance your knowledge and understanding, regardless of where you are in the schedule.”
For a copy of the Book at a Time Bible Reading Plan and advice in following it, please call the church at 517/655-1466, email at officeumccrossroads@gmail.com, or find the church on Facebook.
If you’ve ever wanted to read the Bible all the way through, you can start the new year with a plan being offered by Crossroads United Methodist Church.
Pastor Marty Johnson has challenged his congregation at Crossroads to follow a schedule of daily readings put together by the Discipleship Journal, by Mark Bogart and Peter Mayberry. There are built-in breaks in every week’s schedule for reflection and rest, and Pastor Johnson says not to worry if you fall behind.
“Just start again wherever you left off and keep going,” he reassures. “Each reading will advance your knowledge and understanding, regardless of where you are in the schedule.”
For a copy of the Book at a Time Bible Reading Plan and advice in following it, please call the church at 517/655-1466, email at officeumccrossroads@gmail.com, or find the church on Facebook.
Cleary University to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
On Monday, January 15, Cleary University will host its first Martin Luther King, Jr. event focused on creating solutions and addressing social injustice. A day of programming will begin with a screening of Ava Duvernay's Emmy-winning documentary 13th, at the Historic Howell Theater. Following the film, Cleary University will host an on-campus luncheon and panel to discuss the themes explored in 13th and discuss how mass incarceration impacts communities and explore potential solutions. Visit the website for more information.
www.cleary.edu/mlk-jr-day-event/
On Monday, January 15, Cleary University will host its first Martin Luther King, Jr. event focused on creating solutions and addressing social injustice. A day of programming will begin with a screening of Ava Duvernay's Emmy-winning documentary 13th, at the Historic Howell Theater. Following the film, Cleary University will host an on-campus luncheon and panel to discuss the themes explored in 13th and discuss how mass incarceration impacts communities and explore potential solutions. Visit the website for more information.
www.cleary.edu/mlk-jr-day-event/
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