To HELP FIGHT BREAST CANCER !!!

During The First Annual HEADBANGERS BALL FOR BREASTS !!!

10 Amazing Rock Bands ALL Donating Their Talents and Time to Come Together

To Raise Funds to Donate Directly to The American Cancer Society in the Quest to

End Breast Cancer and Related Illnesses. Suggested Donation at the door is $5.00

with Auctions – Prizes and Contests throughout The Event.

 Please Help All of us with a small donation of your own to make this one of the

Best and Most Successful in The 175 Year History of Fenton

  Thanks in Advance for your Support and Considerations !!

Tuesday July 22 thru Saturday July 26

4 Bands per Night 5 Night in a Row

There will be a charity auction each night and every night there is No Cover Charge but there will be plenty of ways to ‘Donate’ to Parkinson’s Research for more information on band line-ups visit www.myspace.com or www.modoggie.com or call 810-629-1415 or – Check out The Flint Journal Concert Updates

Sponsored By; The Flint Institute of Music –“Sign Up For A Class Today!”

Concert Updates

Tuesday July 22 – TINY LIGHTNING ~ THE ENABLERS ~ FLAT BLACK PEARL ~ SOUL XPRESS

at Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill 715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. during The Dog Daze Of Summer 08 – A Charity Event for Parkinson’s Research sponsored by The Flint Institute Of Music www.modoggie.com – www.myspace.com/modoggie – 810-629-1415

Wednesday July 23 – MONKEY GRINDER ~ STEPCHAIN ~ SAME MISTAKE TWICE (from NYC) ~ THE TODD GILBERT BAND

at Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill 715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. during The Dog Daze Of Summer 08 – A Charity Event for Parkinson’s Research sponsored by The Flint Institute Of Music www.modoggie.com – www.myspace.com/modoggie – 810-629-1415

Thursday July 24 – BROADZILLA ~ SOUR JANE ~ DANGEROUS PURSUIT ~ THE JOHN FETT QUARTET

at Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill 715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. during The Dog Daze Of Summer 08 – A Charity Event for Parkinson’s Research sponsored by The Flint Institute Of Music www.modoggie.com – www.myspace.com/modoggie – 810-629-1415

Friday July 25 – SHRAM! ~ SPIRAL CRUSH ~ JAM SAMICH ~ CRASH LANDING ~ D.O.G. (Dudes On Guitars)

at Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill 715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. during The Dog Daze Of Summer 08 – A Charity Event for Parkinson’s Research sponsored by The Flint Institute Of Music www.modoggie.com – www.myspace.com/modoggie – 810-629-1415

Saturday July 26 – FREQUENCY 54 ~ RADIOCRAFT ~ SOUL CIRCUS ~ MUSTARDSEED

at Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill 715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. during The Dog Daze Of Summer 08 – A Charity Event for Parkinson’s Research sponsored by The Flint Institute Of Music www.modoggie.com – www.myspace.com/modoggie – 810-629-1415

Michael K. DeMoss
Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill
715 Torrey Rd. Fenton MI 48430
phone .. 810-629-1415
fax .. 810-750-5171
www.modoggie.com

Friday July 4 …….. The John Fett Red White and Blue Quartet

Wednesday July 9 ….. Covert Operations

Thursday July 10 …… The John Fett Quartet

Friday and Saturday July 11-12 …… King Moon Racer

Thursday July 17 …… The John Fett Quartet

Saturday July 18 …… Dangerous Pursuit with Miles Beyond

Saturday July 19 …… Spiral Crush

Sunday July 20 ….. The LAZY DAZE OF SUMMER CONCERT SERIES from LOWDOWN OF RECORD MAGAZINE

BANDS TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON !!!

TUESDAY JULY 22nd thru SATURDAY JULY 26th …. THE DOG DAZE OF SUMMER 08 !!!

—> TUESDAY JULY 22 ….. Tiny Lightning – Flat Black Pearl – The Enablers and Soul Xpress

—> WEDNESDAY JULY 23 ….. Monkey Grinder – Stepchain – Same Mistake Twice – The Todd Gilbert Experience

—> THURSDAY JULY 24 ….. Broadzilla – Sour Jane – Dangerous Pursuit – The John Fett Quartet

—> FRIDAY JULY 25 …. SHRAM! – Spiral Crush – Jam Samich – Leo and the Libidos – Dudes on Guitars – Crash Landing

—> SATURDAY JULY 26 ….. Frequency 54 – Soul Circus – Radiocraft – Mustardseed

This Year THE DOG DAZE OF SUMMER Benefits Parkinson’s Research !!

Thursday July 31 ….. Flat Black Pearl

Friday August 1st ….. MO DOG RECORDS Presents …. Deuce – Revenance – Striking South and Tyranny

Saturday August 2nd …… Arazi – Strawman – In Fall – Orange October
Sunday August 3rd ….. 4th Annual Fenton Custom and Classic Car Show with Live Music from The Chevellers

Thursday August 7th ….. SOUR JANE !!

Friday August 8th …. Crop Circle

Saturday August 9th …. Monkey Grinder

Thursday August 14th …. SOUR JANE !!

Friday August 15th …… SHRAM! And SOUR JANE !!

Saturday August 16th …. The Wild Woody’s

Thursday August 21st ….. SOUR JANE !! with LDOR BIKE NIGHT !!!

Friday and Saturday August 22nd and 23rd …… King Moon Racer

Thursday August 28 ….. SOUR JANE !!

Friday and Saturday August 29 and 30 …… The John Fett Quartet

W H E W !!!!

One thing is For Sure … Mo Doggie’s Is ROCKIN’ This Summer !!!!

Thanks Again !!
Michael K. DeMoss
Mo Doggie’s Bar and Grill
715 Torrey Rd. Fenton Mi. 48430
810-629-1415
fax- 810-750-5171
www.modoggie.com

Mo Doggie’s is going to be doing a Second Summer Saturday Car Show and Shine. First one is May 10th – 2:00 till 6:00 then every second Saturday thru September.

Tickets will run $75 and include a whole host of fun activities.  To kick of “Casey Kasem Day,” there will be a viewing of the movie “Scooby-Doo and the Monster of Mexico” at the St. John Gymnasium below the main floor of the St. John Activity Center.  Seating for the Scooby-Doo movie will begin at two-thirty in the afternoon and the show will start at three o’clock.  At five o’clock in the evening, ticket holders can join Casey Kasem for an intimate dinner in the Grand Hall of the Saint John’s Activity Center.  Food for this event will be provided by The French Laundry.  Following, at eight o’clock in the evening, a concert with Mr. Kasem and John Waite will be held at the Fenton High School Auditorium.

Tickets for just the Scooby-Doo movie will be $5 per child or $20 for the whole family.  These tickets can be purchased at the Fenton Community and Cultural Center or Little Professor Book Store.  Tickets may also be available for purchase at the door.  Committee members Dave Ameen, Bob Burek, Pat Lockwood, Jan Rynearson, Dawn Placek, Shelly Day, Raul Alarez, Maria Dockens, Bob Cole, Roger Sharp or Brian Petty can also assist you in securing the full $75 event tickets as well.

We admit it. We hate taking back Michigan returnable cans and bottles. But it is good for the environment and keeps our streets clean. So it is a good thing. And we have no choice but to take them back to get our can or bottle deposits back. Or do we?

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We despised the dirty looks from the other people, as grumpy as we were about this chore, when we would finally get around to carting in those sacks full of sticky, smelly cans and bottles. We detest the boring monotony of feeding one can at a time into those dirty kiosks. You are already in the grocery store, but who wants to shop for food after handling all those potentially germ-ridden returnables?

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Event Sponsors:
Hall Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge of Fenton and The French Laundry

When:
Saturday, October 20
11am-3pm
Rain or Shine

Where:
Grounds of Fenton Community Center

Cost of tickets:
$6 per person if purchased prior to event/$7 at the door.

Ticket purchase locations:
Fenton Chamber of Commerce, Southern Lakes Parks and Recreation offices, Fenton Community and Cultural Center

Ticket Price Includes:
Lunch, western-themed activities and games, bounce house, art projects, prizes for the kids, square dancing, door prizes and a special western-themed backpack for the kids to take home.

Activities Include:
Panning for gold, lassoing a “horse”, tin-can shootout, sack races, horseshoe toss

General Public- For More Information, please call (810) 629-2512 (FCCC)

When do you find the best of the best deals? Right at the very beginning before the items have had a chance to be combed over, of course. And here is where the “Treasure Hunt” comes in … For a $3 entry fee, you can get into the tent today (Thursday, September 13th) before the general public! “We always have a large waiting line before the festival opens at 3PM, so we decided this would be a good way to get people into the tent early and make a little more money (for the church),” said Kathy Williams, chair of this event.

FentonSays.com has some conflicting information on when this early bird special on the Attic Treasures Tent. The Tri-County Times, in an article in the September 9th edition, states that the “Treasure Hunt” is from 1PM until 3PM. However, the St. John’s Applefest website states that the early bird period is only an hour between 2PM and 3PM. And you readers know that FentonSays is about blogging the rumors instead of always checking the facts. But there you have it. We might suggest showing up at 1PM to be safe, and if the tent flaps don’t open until 2PM you can always fill that time with an apple pie or carnival games.