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VOLUME 108, NUMBER 44 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 75 CENTS ~ 16 PAGES-1 SUPPLEMENT Deputies help nab child porn suspect in California by Tom Montgomery key role in the apprehension of a Huron County Sheriff Kelly J. ized through her account on the pop - “Hardly a week will ever go by Editor California man suspected of posing Hanson reported Friday that the ular social networking site where our office doesn’t hear of a as a police officer and sending child investigation unfolded Dec. 12 after Facebook. person being scammed or victimized Huron County Sheriff’s pornography to a Huron County an 18-year-old Harbor Beach woman “She said she had recently been through the Internet. Locally, all too Department investigators played a woman last month. told deputies she had been victim - ‘friend requested’ by an unknown often our hands are normally tied individual and accepted. When she because of lack of resources or other opened the request, child pornogra - circumstances beyond our control,” phy appeared,” Hanson explained. he said. “Fortunately in this case, we “Our investigating deputy was able were in a partnership with large law to gather some information from the enforcement agencies who have offi - victim’s account, which led him to cers doing nothing other than work - the suspected sender, who appeared ing with internet crimes. to be a police officer at a police “We highly advise against ever department in the Santa Cruz, Calif., opening (email) messages from area,” Hanson said. “Our deputy senders who you don’t know, as well then made contact with the suspected as to refrain from ever giving any officer’s agency and learned that the personal information over the suspected officer was a detective Internet,” Hanson added. who handles crimes such as child pornography. That agency then enlisted in investigation assistance from the Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Office, Suspect search who teamed up with federal authori - ties.” prompts brief The investigation then led them to a 31-year-old Santa Cruz man with a ISD lockdown history of Internet crimes, who was familiar with the suspected police The search for a suicidal subject officer and was also apparently rep - sparked some concern last resenting himself as the suspected Wednesday in Caro, where officials police officer, according to Hanson. at the Tuscola Technology Center “Enough information was then implemented their lockdown proce - gained for a search warrant, which dure as a safety precaution. was served this past Monday (Jan. However, Tuscola County Sheriff’s 5),” the sheriff said. “Property, as deputies quickly laid that concern to well as child pornography were rest, locating the individual within a SANILAC COUNTY Sheriff’s Department K-9 Deputy Baki is now sporting seized and the suspect was immedi - half-hour. ately arrested and lodged in a Santa According to initial reports, officers the latest in protective ballistic vests, thanks to a cooperative agreement Cruz area jail.” were dispatched to an area near the The suspect remains lodged on intersection of M-24 and M-46 involving a Massachusetts-based non-profit organization and a Michigan- child pornography charges with a shortly after 9 a.m. to search for what based manufacturer. $250,000 bond. Additional federal was described as a despondent, suici - charges are also being considered. dal subject on foot who had report - Hanson cited the incident as an edly taken an overdose and possibly example of the challenges smaller was armed with a knife. law enforcement agencies can face if The sheriff’s department released Baki now vested they are forced to investigate on-line few details, including the identity of crimes alone. the subject. Sanilac K-9 receives gift of state-of-the-art protection

by Tom Montgomery Interest in K9s, Inc., has provided more than 1,198 law Partners in counseling Editor enforcement dogs with protective vests since its incep - tion in August 2009. Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputy Baki is now sporting More than $1.138 million worth of K-9 vests have been service find Campbell the latest in protective gear, thanks to a non-profit orga - donated to departments in 40 states, including Alaska nization’s gift. and Hawaii. The sheriff’s department applied for a K-9 ballistic vest The organization orders the Armor Express vests made building a perfect fit last fall for Baki, the department’s K-9 officer. in Central Lake exclusively from distributor Regency “The ballistic vest was made possible thanks to a non- Supply in Hyannis, Mass, which also does the custom profit organization, Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., a embroidery on the body armor. by Tom Montgomery Behavior Analysis (ABA) to support Massachusetts-based organization, and Armor Express, New K-9 graduates as well as K-9s with expired vests Editor children with Autism Spectrum a Michigan-based manufacturer,” Sanilac County are eligible to apply for the ballistic vests. The program Disorder or behavioral difficulties. Sheriff Garry Biniecki said. is open to U.S. employed and certified K-9s that are at The silence in the halls and rooms “We took our first client for coun - An incentive program is offered by Armor Express, least 19 months of age. inside the former Campbell seling a year ago and have grown Central Lake, to Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., in which Elementary School building are from one part-time therapist to three for every 15 vests purchased by the charity, the compa - Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputy Baki is a two-year-old filled with the sounds of helping part-time and one full-time therapist, ny awards one free vest, Biniecki noted. German Shepherd certified in explosives detection work these days. and have also expanded to open our Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., is a 501c (3) charity locat - and also trained in patrol and tracking. K-9 Baki is That help is offered in the form of a autism clinic,” said Kathy Mroz, a ed in East Taunton, Mass., whose mission is to provide assigned to Deputy Josh Horst, also of the Sanilac variety of counseling services pro - partner in the business who says bullet and stab protective vests for law enforcement County Sheriff’s Department. Horst has been with the vided at Thumb Area Psychological TAPS therapists, behavior analysts dogs throughout the United States. Each vest costs $950 department since 2009 and has been a K-9 handler since Services (TAPS), including thera - and tutors/behavior aides offer years and has a five-year warranty. October 2013. peutic counseling for individuals, of experience and unique expertise The non-profit organization was established to assist “K-9 Baki has been a valuable addition to the sheriff’s couples, families and groups; in their fields. law enforcement agencies with this potentially lifesav - office and, with the receipt of this vest, he will now be research based academic tutoring for Mroz, a therapist and licensed clin - ing body armor for their four-legged K-9 officers. better protected in serving our community,” Biniecki both math and reading; and interven - ical social worker, holds a certificate Through private and corporate sponsorships, Vested said. tions based on the science of Applied Please turn to page 8. Anderson named head of foster grandparent, volunteer programs

by Tom Montgomery Editor

The Human Development Commission (HDC) is starting the new year with a new face to oversee the agency’s Foster Grandparent Program and the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. HDC officials recently hired Kristy Anderson of Caro to serve as manager for both senior corps programs. Anderson is a former AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) volunteer and has been an employee of the HDC for four years, serving as an advocacy/housing specialist. ELKLAND Township Anderson said she’s looking forward to her new fire fighters extin - role with the agency. “Volunteers are an essential piece of capacity guished a car fire early building and community development,” she com - last week at a local resi - mented. “The senior population of volunteers offers a great amount of experience and wisdom dence. Firemen were to meet community needs.” dispatched to 4727 Kristy Anderson While both the Foster Grandparent and Retired and Senior Volunteer programs have been in place locally for a number of Seeger St., where they years, Anderson hopes to expand these programs as well as volunteerism in encountered black the area. The Foster Grandparent Program matches caring adults ages 55 and older smoke pouring out of with children needing individualized attention and assistance, usually in a the engine compartment classroom setting. For an average of 20 hours a week, foster grandparents and their assigned children enjoy mutually rewarding relationships. of a 2000 Jeep Cherokee “The unconditional acceptance from foster grandparents supports the aca - owned by Dale Wilcox. demic, physical, emotional and social development of young children,” explained Wendy Jacot, human resources/marketing manager for HDC. The vehicle was “Foster grandparents gain a renewed sense of self-worth and confidence, as destroyed. Please turn to page 8. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN HDC to host annual food drive ',"1&##/3'!#-//-"2!1 The Human Development and Luke’s Market shoppers will be Martin Luther King Jr.,” Commission (HDC) is hosting its given to the food pantry at Bay Offenbecher said. “Dr. King once -2##"',&'0 second annual Rise & Shine Food Shore Camp. said, ‘Life’s most persistent and Drive Saturday, Jan. 17, at Luke’s “Like so many food pantries, urgent question is, What are you Market in Sebewaing and VG’s HDC’s pantry has lots of lunch and doing for others?’” Grocery in Caro to celebrate Martin dinner-type food items such as tuna, # "!$ Luther King Jr. Day. soup, spaghetti, and other casserole More information on the upcoming Volunteers will collect non-perish - ingredients,” said Lori K. food drives is available by calling able breakfast foods such as cereal Offenbecher, HDC executive direc - Steve Jias at (989) 673-4121 or 1- and oatmeal, pancake mix and syrup, tor. “We need breakfast foods, espe - 800-843-6394 (ext. 1790). and peanut butter and jelly from 8 cially for families with children, and Incorporated in 1965, the Human % a.m. to 2 p.m. to stock the shelves at the MLK Rise & Shine Food Drive Development Commission is one of local food pantries. will help us feed those who are hun - 29 Community Action Agencies in Students from the Caro Community gry.” the state of Michigan that cares Schools and Unionville-Sebewaing Volunteers at the food drives will about the entire community and is Area Schools will sponsor in-school include HDC foster grandparents, dedicated to helping people help MLK Rise & Shine food drives dur - HDC Retired & Senior Volunteers themselves and each other. ing the week of January 12. members, local students and other Between Oct. 1, 2013 and Sept. 30, Breakfast foods collected by Caro interested community members. 2014, HDC provided more than students and VG’s shoppers will sup - “HDC is continuing its intergenera - 10,000 people with nourishing food, port the HDC Food Pantry, while tional volunteer service by celebrat - utility assistance, affordable hous - breakfast items from USA students ing the birthday of the Rev. Dr. ing, and other needed services.

Farquhar “Bruce” MacRae eventually returned to the family Michigan Milk Producers farm where he raised and managed a Association, member of the District Farquhar “Bruce” MacRae, 93, a Registered Holstein dairy herd 1 Holstein Association and a 67-year resident of Hazel I. Findlay Country before unofficially retiring in April member of Holstein Association Manor in St. Johns and a former res - 1981. USA. He enjoyed attending and ident of Fowler and rural Cass City, Bruce married Lois Joan (Howard) helping at dairy sales and shows and passed away Dec. 31, 2014. on Aug. 14, 1965, in Marlette. caring for his daughter’s show Bruce was born Aug. 16, 1921, in He was a long-time member, elder, heifers. New Greenleaf to the late Kenneth member of Presbytery, choir member Bruce is survived by his wife of 49 William and Sarah Ann (McLellan) and Sunday School teacher at Fraser years, Lois; daughter Sara (Ron) MacRae. Presbyterian Church in rural Cass Long, of Lansing; grandson Keagan He attended the country school and City, and had attended the First Long; one brother-in-law, Eaton graduated from Cass City High Congregational Church in St. Johns. (Margaret) Kelly; one sister-in-law, School in 1939. Bruce attended Bay Bruce was a past supervisor of Evelyn (K. Ivan) MacRae; nephews " City Junior College and Wayne State Greenleaf Township in Sanilac Jeffery (Judy) Karr, Kenneth and !!!" University with an original ambition County, member of the Sanilac Christopher (Cheryl) Kelly, and of becoming a math teacher, but County Farm Bureau and the Douglas MacRae, M.D.; and nieces Marilyn (Allyn) Abel, Jacqueline (James) Chandler, Karen Slippy, Margaret Jean Zorn, and Barbara (Phil) Rockwell; and several grand - nephews and grandnieces. He was predeceased by his parents; brothers Leonard Douglas (Edna) MacRae, M.D., Kenneth Ivan MacRae, D.O., Archibald Raymond (Marian) ($%*+)(-#'%. %*(&"*$,)*"( ) /5 ,"#/0-, #//5#/,& /"1 &-+ 0-/ , 0)' **#'&$ / .%* *#/'# /1#* 0) *)#(+#'&* #$$ #//5 0)# 0)! * $ +#'&' )% * 2/ 1#$$#, 0 $$+/( *' '&++* 3'","/ () 0'$#& # '$* +'## 0*#5 0$** *) (#) ,%#* 2/,#11# 0 $, )'**11()+##(&+ '!&-* 0 *-,0)' MacRae and Calvin (Verna Mae) / ,)1 /- MacRae; sisters Anna Marjorie, "! /-$#00'-, *5# /# Dorcus Evangeline, Christina &2/!&1 00'15 '**1 00'15 Alexandria, Lorna Belle (Keith) "! Karr, Lela Irene (Alvin) Hall, ',1 /*#11# " 4# Thelma June MacRae, D.O. and "! Margaret Elizabeth Kelly; three infant sisters Florence, Mary Elizabeth and Rosalie; nephews David and Alan MacRae; and niece Charlene (John) Nipper. Funeral services were held Jan. 3 at the Osgood Funeral Home in St. Johns. Dr. John Nipper officiated. Interment will be in the Elkland ! Township Cemetery in Cass City at a later date. 20 ,-..# Memorials may be made to the ##%#/1 Michigan State University Dairy Cattle Judging Program or the &-,# Lansing Community College Foundation/Nursing Program. The family is being served by the Osgood Funeral Homes. ) %# ## "# ) &$$ #) ("# ) " %"#) $#

$ ## $( %" $ ' ! $ #%" $ " 0 )%1&#- )*$# 0 ,+'0'% 0 ,*#& **0 $+" !! *' $$ ( %" $+ ! &+* " $#%! (&&!$ & '&$ #&+**#+/ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 PAGE THREE Slices of Life by Jill Pertler Hiding behind the monogram

They sat indiscriminately on the clearance rack I have monogrammed towels and you might surmise that marked down like a thousand percent from their initial I have money to purchase monogrammed towels. From price. Hand towels. Not your everyday, ordinary, run- there you might jump to the conclusion that I have an of-the-mill hand towels. These happened to be embla - orderly and well-organized household where the laundry zoned with the letter “P” as in the first letter of my last is never piled high, no one ever gets angry, homework is name. I contemplated my good fortune for a millisec - done on time every time without any reminders from par - ond before tossing a pair in my cart. ents and the towels remain perfectly folded on the rack Clarke Haire Tom Montgomery A couple bucks later, I returned home with mono - monogram side out never becoming soiled or tattered. grammed towels. And if you thought that, you would be wrong. Despite Publisher Editor Monogrammed towels! I figured I’d finally hit the big the monograms bought on clearance, I have my share of time. Never mind they cost like a dollar apiece. It’s not tatters – and piles of laundry. And it is okay. Even during every day you find yourself confronted with the possi - the best times, life is not meant to be perfect. I’ve discov - bility of a monogram. A monogram practically sings ered over the years that good can be great and so-so might your name – at least the first letter of it. Monograms are be the best you’re going to get, depending on the day. But snazzy and jazzy and they look like they were made just even when it’s two steps forward, one step back, you are Dear taxpayers, do for you – or for someone who shares your initials. I making the effort and that counts for something – whether hung them in the bathroom and waited for company to you are monogrammed, tattered or, like most of us, some - come over. where in between. Meanwhile, I took the old, worn and tattered towels And when you have friends and family who love you, tat - these bills bug you? that had previously hung in the bathroom and tossed ters and all, it begins to make sense and you understand them in the back of a cupboard. No need for friends, there’s no need to hide behind a monogram. Not really. family or visiting strangers to witness our tatters. Even though I still do sometimes. I took another proud look at my new monograms and But I’m working on it. Guest editorial the metaphor hit me: People are like towels. (Which I realize is actually a simile, but bear with me here.) by Michael D. LaFaive We display our monograms for the world to see and Mackinac Center for Public Policy hide the tatters in places where they aren’t as likely to Rabbit Tracks be noticed. Whether it’s a monogram on a towel, a logo by Clarke Haire on a purse, a label on the back of jeans or a brand name Reports from the state Capitol late last year were on the back of a vehicle, we work hard to show only our (And anyone else he can filled with stories of a $1.9 billion tax hike the previ - best side when the world’s camera comes in for our get to help) ous Legislature wants Michigan taxpayers to impose close-up. Consider social media. When’s the last time someone on themselves come May 5. But hours before that vote So did you happen to watch Monday night’s NCAA posted “At a youth sporting event. My kid struck out Championship game between the Ohio State and Oregon it appeared all this state’s problems had been solved, twice – so far,” or, “Report cards came home today. football teams? Well, if you did, the referee shown because time had been found to introduce the follow - Billy got three D’s. At least it’s better than last semes - explaining the calls to the television audience reminded ter.” How about, “TV dinners again tonight,” or, me of one of my dad’s favorite comedians, can you guess ing bill, as described by MichiganVotes.org: “Please excuse the lack of beach photos. We can’t who? 2014 House Bill 6094: Establish official state bug – afford a vacation this year.” I’ll give you a hint – he played an inn keeper on his Introduced by Rep. Phil Cavanagh, D-Redford, on Posts like these aren’t going to happen because these weekly TV show years ago. examples simply aren’t monogram material. They’re Yep, that ref sure looked like a young Bob Newhart to Dec. 18, 2014, to establish that henceforth, as a mat - probably all real and all accurate, but they are not our my wife and I. Check the tape and see if you agree. ter of law and statute, the monarch butterfly, and no choice for sharing in public because we consider them our tatters. We don’t want people to see our worst; we ********** other butterfly or bug, shall be the official insect of the want them to be aware of our monograms. In all hon - great state of Michigan. esty, life is messy and flawed. There’s just no need for I am guessing a lot of people that tuned in to college We jest, of course. Rep. Cavanaugh would surely and anyone to know about it. football’s first playoff championship game were a lot like If you visit, and you use my bathroom, you might note me – couldn’t stay up and watch the whole contest. For correctly note that legislators are capable of multi - the life of me, I can’t understand why college’s biggest tasking. Still, the bill provides another opportunity to game is played on Monday night with a starting time that explore why career politicians so frequently introduce assures the contest won’t end until after midnight in the such puffery. U.S. Rep. Candice Miller Eastern Time Zone. The answer, of course, is to curry favor with certain ********** special interests or segments of the population they 1034 Longworth House Offc. Bldg. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) believe may be helpful for keeping their current jobs, Washington, D.C. 20515 is reminding everyone the annual Winter Free Fishing or finding their next elected or appointed government Weekend is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 14, and Sunday, (202) 225-2106 Feb. 15. That weekend, everyone — residents and non- position. residents alike — can fish Michigan waters without a It’s a common Lansing pastime. Other recent exam - candicemiller.house.gov license, though all other fishing regulations still apply. ples include: Contact Michigan has celebrated the Winter Free Fishing Weekend every year since 1994 as a way to promote *In 2014 Rep. Bruce Rendon, R-Lake City, intro - your elected U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee awareness of the state’s vast aquatic resources. With more duced a bill to create an Official State Poem. than 3,000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, tens of thou - officials sands of miles of rivers and streams, and 11,000 inland *In 2012 then-Senator John Moolenar, R-Midland, 327 Cannon House Offc. Bldg. lakes, Michigan and fishing are a perfect match. introduced a bill to declare that Iosco County was the “Michigan’s winter months offer excellent opportunities official “birding capital” of Michigan. Washington, D.C. 20515 to enjoy our state’s great outdoors, and fishing is a popu - lar option for all ages,” said DNR Director Keith Creagh. *In 2014 then-Rep. Fred Durhal, D-Detroit, intro - (202)225-3611 “The Winter Free Fishing Weekend is an easy, low-com - duced a bill to mandate that the state give a state flag President Barack Obama mitment way for anglers of all experience and skill levels to some survivor of current or former state lawmakers to explore and enjoy Michigan’s world-class natural White House State Sen. Mike Green resources and one of our state’s most beloved outdoor tra - who die. ditions.” Alas for term limits and the uncompleted agendas 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW 1010 Farnum Building To encourage involvement in the Winter Free Fishing they leave in their wake. As he was heading for the Weekend, organized activities have been and continue to Washington, D.C. 20500 P.O. Box 30036 be scheduled in communities across the state. exits last month, Rep. Durhal gave a tearful farewell These activities are coordinated by a variety of organi - speech in which he reiterated his desire to see he and http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/ zations including constituent groups, schools, local and Lansing, MI 48909-7536 state parks, businesses and others. A full list of these his now-former colleagues honored with those funeral events can be found online at flags. This was actually a scaled down effort; his first Gov. Rick Snyder [email protected] www.michigan.gov/freefishing. attempt would have required a state police escort at State Capitol Building (517) 373-1777 Tight lines friends. the funerals of former legislators. *********** Previous examples of these “Acts of Officialdom” Lansing, MI 48909 State Rep. Terry Brown During National Stalking Awareness Month, the include proposals for an official state song, bird, bird- www.mich.gov Michigan State Police is seeking to educate citizens about of-peace, amphibian, nickname, cookie, beverage, S1188 House Office Building how to identify stalking and how to report this serious dialect and fruit. A Senate Resolution recognizing crime. U.S. Sen. Carl Levin P.O. Box 30014 According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, 46 percent “Talk Like a Pirate Day” was an annual event the past of stalking victims experienced at least one unwanted few years, with the sponsor sporting an eye patch on SR-269 Russell Building Lansing, MI 48909-7514 contact per week, and nearly three in four stalking victims know their offender. the Senate floor and — you guessed it — talking like a Washington, D.C. 20510 Stalking is a crime. In Michigan, stalking is defined as pirate. [email protected] a willful course of conduct involving repeated or contin - Some measure of frivolity as they carry on the peo - levin.senate.gov/contact/incex.cfm uing harassment of another individual that would cause a (517 373-0476 reasonable person to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidat - ple’s business is only human. And at least “Talk Like a (202) 224-6221 ed, threatened, harassed or molested, and that actually Pirate Day” was purely “notional” and didn’t propose causes the victim to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidat - putting any new provisions into state statute. Tuscola County ed, threatened, harassed or molested. U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow “Unfortunately, victims of stalking are often afraid to But Michigan lawmakers are among the most highly Board of Commissioners come forward,” said Trooper Mark Swales of the paid in the country. Every time they propose cluttering 133 Hart Building Michigan State Police post in Caro. “It is important for 207 E. Grant St. victims of stalking to report this crime to law enforce - the statute books with items that are primarily self- Washington, D.C. 20510 ment so we have a better opportunity to protect victims promoting public relations puff, this should remind [email protected] Caro, MI 48723 and help prevent future stalking encounters.” voters that politicians are less important to this state’s There are many resources available to victims. The (202) 224-4822 (989) 672-3700 National Center for Victims of Crime provides a compre - well-being than they would like us to think. hensive list of resources on its website at www.victim - sofcrime.org.

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PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Woman hurt in Sanilac Co. crash by Tom Montgomery on M-53 near Mushroom Road. cle around before it came to rest,” he #"% &()+$"**"% "*$)"%*!#%(")*!("-%&&% &('+#" Editor Smith said a 2004 GMC Yukon added. *"&%#))%#%("*$)*& driven by 37-year-old Melissa ))"*-!(&%"#&, ))"*- Sanilac County Sheriff’s deputies Forbing was northbound on M-53 The driver, who was wearing a seat - !&% , !(&%"#!(&%"#%* say a Livonia woman suffered non- when Forbing lost control of her belt, was transported to Huron life threatening injuries in a one- vehicle, crossing the centerline and Medical Center in Bad Axe. #% $"% vehicle traffic accident last entering a yard on the west side of Marlette EMS, the Lamotte E':9981?6=91$608>C<00977?84>C!0,6:7 00&9C6,<5?46/482 <008 Wednesday in Lamotte Township. the road. “Once entering the yard, Township and Bartnik’s Towing, '>,<9#:08>9,8C980A,8>482,39>3970=>C6070,6 According to Sgt. Nathan Smith, the vehicle crashed through a fence Cass City, all assisted deputies at the E9<.,=70,6,>,==4>C)84>0/!0>39/4=>3?<.3,>8998 746089<>391,== the crash occurred at about 9:25 a.m. and struck a tree, spinning the vehi - scene. 4>C 19<>,509?>= $"#% $"% E700>482:799/'30:3030<,83?<.3,==4>C9<79<04819<7, No one hurt in 3-vehicle accident >498.,66 E',846,.9?8>C6D30470<9?: :7/?6> by Tom Montgomery was traveling northbound,” she added. “The two vehi - Editor cles collided head-on and Morgan’s car spun out, strik - ,C'0<@4.0=?46/482 "65'>',8/?=5C9<79<04819<7,>498.98>,.> 47,> ing a third vehicle traveling southbound (and) driven by 9<7,8/,,> Sanilac County Sheriff’s deputies say seatbelts were a 24-year-old Lance Rosencrants of Flint, driving a 2001 E<401'?::9<>700>482=F0,6482(920>30<G0<4>,20466 60,@0<&/,<9 key factor in preventing injuries in a three-vehicle traffic Chevy Impala.” :79<;?0=>498=9<>9<024=>0<>9,>>08/:60,=0.,66>309114.0,>I 9< crash Friday morning in Marlette Township. Morgan’s car came to rest sideways, blocking the road - >9661<00 (30=0=0==498=,<09:08>9,8C980/0,6482A4>3,2<4019<69== The accident occurred on Van Dyke Road (M-53) near way, while the other two vehicles came to rest off the ':98=9<0/-C9=:4.0/@,8>,20,==4>C Dennis Road and was reported at about 11 a.m., accord - traveled portion of the road, according to Washkevich. E,<024@0<'?::9<><9?: :7 :7?66,498.98>,.>!0< The crash involved a 2003 Ford Taurus driven by 19- blowing snow and a hilly terrain made the accident dif - E080,692C<9?:,>:7,>&,A=98!079<4,64=><4.> 4-<,4D08!9@40=,> :7,>&,A=98!079<4,64=><4.> 4-<,,(470G:7$,<5=4/0,10 !,48'> 20-year-old Tessa O’Connell of Wolverine Lake who ing an accident. )-6C9<79<04819<7,>498.,668206,&,> E700>482:799/'30:3030<,83?<.3,==4>C9<79<04819<7, >498.,66 Circuit court proceedings $#% $"% E6,898700>482:7'><,8.4=$,<<4=3$42098 Several appear on felony charges E!00>482:7'>9=0:33?<.3 "<2C60&/!00>482A466-0306/48 >303,6680B>>9>3064>>60=>980.3?<.3 The following people appeared in continued at $8,000. Sentencing is of no contest to three counts of iden - E 4@482A4>3$,<548=98H='?::9<><9?: :7 :7964/,C88B:<0== Tuscola County Circuit Court last to be scheduled. tity theft Oct. 28, 2013, in Akron. &,:=98 ,80+0=>,/B09<79<04819<7,>498.,66!0< week on various criminal charges: *Carl F. Yens, 61, Silverwood, was She was also ordered to pay restitu - E,746C,<024@0<'?::9<><9?: :7 :7,<-9<0,.3977?84>C9= *James P. Morgan, 56, Flint, stood sentenced to five years in prison fol - tion of $247.84 plus attorneys fees of :4>,6/7484=><,>498?46/482 9810<08.008>0< '4<=>'>,<-9<0,.39< mute to charges of operating a motor lowing his pleas of no contest to $500. 79<04819<7,>498.98>,.>!0< vehicle while under the influence of delivery/manufacture of marijuana, *Stephanie L. Steele, 22, Bay City, liquor, third offense, and driving E)-6C 498=6?-700>482 :7,>>30)-6C(3?7-*0>0<,8=#<2,84D,>498,66 subsequent offense, and possession pleaded no contest to charges of lar - while license was suspended or of a firearm in the commission of a 4823,8'>)-6C!:9>6?.54==0<@0/:<49<>9>30700>482@09A8)84>0/!0>39/4=>9 :766C9?.,80,>/98,>498 A pre-trial hearing was ordered *Travis R. Bullinton, 24, Flint, was to be scheduled. scheduled in the case and bond was sentenced to 90 days in jail and 12 *Joshua W. Gillespie, 29, Caro, E"9@0=>,(9A8=34:9,482 :7 continued at $10,000. months probation following his pleas pleaded guilty to assaulting or E<401'?::9<>700>482=F0,6482(920>30<G!0,/9A ,80 !0,/9A ,80,/ *Danielle L. McTaggart, 26, Caro, of guilty to charges of possession of obstructing a public officer (parole was sentenced to 365 days in the B0 :79<;?0=>498=9<>9<024=>0<>9,>>08/:60,=0.,66>309114.0,>I a controlled substance, possession of officer) Oct. 24 in Caro. He was also county jail, with work release, fol - marijuana and driving while his convicted of being an habitual 9<>9661<00 (30=0=0==498=,<09:08>9,8C980/0,6482A4>3,2<4019< lowing her plea of guilty to falsely license was suspended or revoked. 69==':98=9<0/-C9=:4.0/@,8>,20,==4>C offender (three or more prior felony reporting a felony (criminal sexual He was also ordered to pay costs convictions). conduct, third degree) Aug. 20 in and fines totaling $2,208 plus attor - A pre-sentence investigation was E656,8/(9A8=34:9,482:7 Gilford Township. She was also neys fees of $500. ordered, bond was continued at E*+798>36C700>482 :7*+,66,==4>C convicted of being an habitual $8,000 and the defendant was offender (three or more prior felony *Sheila E. Stewart, 59, Cass City, remanded to the custody of the sher - E(3?7-#.>,298,<8700>482:714<03,6648,20>9A8 convictions). was ordered to pay cost and fines iff’s department. Sentencing is to be E(?=.96,9?8>C6D30470<9?: :7 In addition to jail time, she was totaling $1,134 following her pleas scheduled. :78>0<2080<,>498,6?46/482 !98>,2?0@0,<99<79<04819<7,>498 placed on 24 months probation and ordered to pay court costs and fines .98>,.>!0< totaling $1,438 plus attorneys fees of E 0/<98#' 91,<9700>482:7 $500. E?<989?8>C,746C,<024@0<'?::9<><9?: ,7 :7?7,80@06 *Lisa L. Short, 31, Millington, was 9:708>9774==498 "?208>&/,/B09<79<04819<7,>498.98>,.>!0< sentenced to 300 days in jail and 24 months probation following her plea of no contest to arson, second E9<.,=70,6,>,==4>C)84>0/!0>39/4=>3?<.3,>8998 746089<>391,== degree, stemming from a structure 4>C 19<>,509?>= fire Nov. 4, 2013, in Millington Township. She was also ordered to pay costs E,<024@0<9880.>498 :7 :79?8>,6 and fines totaling $1,198 plus attor - ",=0@4660&/$420989<79<04819<7,>498.,66!0< neys fees of $500 and restitution of $122,474.12. E 4@482A4>3$,<548=98H='?::9<><9?: :7 :7964/,C88B:<0== *Anjelena M. Fiorillo, 24, &,:=98 ,80+0=>,/B09<79<04819<7,>498.,66!0< Waterford, was sentenced to 44 days E,746C,<024@0<'?::9<><9?: :7 :7,<-9<0,.3977?84>C9= in jail and 36 months probation fol - :4>,6/7484=><,>498?46/482 9810<08.008>0< '4<=>'>,<-9<0,.39< lowing her plea of guilty to attempt - 79<04819<7,>498.98>,.>!0< ed larceny in a building April 20 in E)-6C 498=6?-700>482 :7,>>30)-6C(3?7-*0>0<,8=#<2,84D,>498,66 Dayton Township. 4823,8'>)-6C!:9>6?.54==0<@0/:<49<>9>30700>482@0>44880<,>,==4>C*+,661<97 :7 :7(,509?>,@,46,-60 *Scott L. Brown, 51, Vassar, was 9<79<04819<7,>498.,66 sentenced to 365 days in jail and 60 months probation following his plea E',846,.9?8>C6D30470<9?: :7/?6> of guilty to operating a motor vehicle ,C'0<@4.0=?46/482 "65'>',8/?=5C9<79<04819<7,>498.98>,.> 47,> while under the influence of liquor, 9<7,8/,,> third offense, Sept. 10 in Tuscola E<401'?::9<>700>482=F0,6482(920>30<G0<4>,20466 60,@0<&/,<9 Township. He was also convicted of being an habitual offender (two prior :79<;?0=>498=9<>9<024=>0<>9,>>08/:60,=0.,66>309114.0,>I 9< felony convictions). >9661<00 (30=0=0==498=,<09:08>9,8C980/0,6482A4>3,2<4019<69== In addition to jail time, he was ':98=9<0/-C9=:4.0/@,8>,20,==4>C ordered to pay costs and fines total - E,<024@0<'?::9<><9?: :7 :7?66,498.98>,.>!0< $500. E *Trevor W. Wichman, 17, Troy, E,==4>C'.39969,482:7 pleaded guilty to escaping from a E466=,60=080<,69=:4>,6?B464,482 ,746642,8=89700>482= juvenile facility Aug. 31 in Vassar. ?6C?2?=>0.07-0< A pre-sentence investigation was E(?=.96,9?8>C&423>>9 410700>482 :7,<9<0,4=><4.> 4-<,,<99<79<04819<7,>498.,66 E#A08,20'.39969,482:7 E?<989?8>C6D30470<9?:?<9803,@49<,6 0,6>3,/B09<79<04819<7,>498.98>,.>&398/,%?488,> 1 E977?84>C ?8.38998'3,--98,)84>0/!0>39/4=>3?<.3 1 E(3?7-($,<>C :7@,82064.,6<003?<.3,==4>C 2'"!.,&! - )$"00"'# (**.%.*+ )$" '" )/") E,==4>C*466,209?8.46700>482:77?84.4:,6-?46/482 #%%) %* . ")'%$ +$ %$)'%" !*' ( $ '%$)$ %" %$)'%"( E6.93964.=898C79?=F!98/,C,>,(470G:7$,<5=4/0,10 !,48'> )-6C9<79<04819<7,>498.,668206,&,> '# #%%) )%& %%! $*' E700>482:799/'30:3030<,83?<.3,==4>C9<79<04819<7, &(,&)$)%& 0 ")'%$ $ ) %$ >498.,66 *""*' ()'%$')(0 &( /)%/ -&$" "#$) #%+" %$)'%"$%( / $) "#$) #"((&(,&) %%!)%& E6,898700>482:7'><,8.4=$,<<4=3$42098 / $) "#$)( E!00>482:7'>9=0:33?<.3 "<2C60&/!00>482A466-0306/48 >303,6680B>>9>3064>>60=>980.3?<.3 E':9981?6=91$608>C<00977?84>C!0,6:7 00&9C6,<5?46/482 <008'>,<9#:08>9,8C980A,8>482,39>3970=>C6070,6 E700>482:799/'30:3030<,83?<.3,==4>C9<79<04819<7, >498.,66 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2015 PAGE FIVE Reporter’s notebook State’s famous faces are many Down Memory Lane by Tina Pallas by Tom Montgomery Editor

5 YEARS AGO (2010) men out in the realignment of a half-mile gravel road which is I’m not a big fan of trivia columns, but I’m writing about Michigan’s schools in that league and the Thumb included in the purchase. Federal famous faces this week because a little digging turned up some surprises, Cass City’s first game back after the B Association. A meeting of repre - Wildlife Restoration Act money and at least for me. holidays provided the Red Hawk sentatives of the 6-team C league matching fish and game protection Sure, most of us are familiar with a number of the state’s famous names; fans a glimpse of what Coach Jim voted to accept the applications of funds were used for the purchase. Grand Rapids native and former U.S. President Gerald R. Ford, for exam - Green hopes his cage program can Bad Axe, Marlette and Deckerville The amount was not revealed. ple, or Birmingham native Tim “The Tool Man” Allen of Home eventually become. Despite gradua - and refuse entrance to Lakers and Acting Postmaster Grant Glaspie Improvement and The Santa Clause movies fame. tion losses that cost the Ubly Cass City. Although no official rea - has announced that a new, faster And, of course, there’s Detroit-born rocker Alice Cooper, lifelong Bearcats their leading scorer, sons for the decisions have been delivery of parcel post will be start - Michigander Jeff Daniels (Dumb and Dummer, Terms of Endearment), rebounder and playmaker from last announced, the athletic programs of ing Monday at the Cass City Post sports announcer and Mount Clemens native (not to mention CMU grad) year, Coach Joel Leipprandt had the 2 schools refused entrance have Office. All parcel post, both business Dick Enberg, rapper Eminem (Marshall Mathers), “Queen of Soul” Aretha plenty of returning letter winners last been consistently stronger in the last and residential, will be delivered in Franklin, Glenn Frey of the Eagles, professional basketball legend and Tuesday to defeat visiting Cass City decade than those of the schools the morning. The program has been MSU alumnus Earvin Magic Johnson, rapper/singer Kid Rock, Detroit 70-44 during a Greater Thumb accepted. inaugurated with the zip coded par - native and former American Top 40 host Casey Kasem, Bay City’s own Conference crossover battle. Tyler cel post service and will enable all Madonna, Flint native and movie director Michael Moore, Detroit rocker Kubacki recorded game scoring hon - 35 YEARS AGO (1980) parcels mailed in the lower area of Ted Nugent, and Dearborn native and rocker Bob Seger. ors with 19 points, while sophomore Michigan to be delivered within 24 Here’s a list of several others who were born or have lived in Michigan: Marshal Leipprandt came off the The Novesta Township Board hours, Glaspie explained. The post - *The late comedian Robin Williams, who was raised in Bloomfield Hills. bench to chip in a dozen. Finishing Monday night appointed Lucille master emphasized that first class *Actress Gillian Anderson of X-Files fame, who grew up for a time in with 8 points apiece for the winners DeLong as the new township plan - mail and newspapers will still have Grand Rapids. were Justin Cleary, Adam Glaza and ning director. She had been nominat - the primary service that they have *Former Televangelist Jim Bakker (Muskegon). Steven Weber. For Cass City, Alex ed by the township planning board. always received. *Legendary actress/comedienne Lucille Ball, whose family moved to Varney and Aaron Bader split 22 She replaces Jean Clarke, whose res - The supervisors went on record Wyandotte from Anaconda, Montana. markers, while Justin Ketterer added ignation was accepted by the town - Tuesday as being in favor of legal - *Hunting legend Fred Bear, a Pennsylvania native who moved to Detroit 8. ship board Monday. ized dog racing in Michigan…as at the age of 21 to work as a patternmaker for the automotive trade. Senior Christy Schmidt’s 10-foot Dean D. Rienstra has been promot - long as the counties receive the tax *Farmington Hills native and actress Elizabeth Berkley of Saved by the jumper with 19 seconds left on the ed to the rank of major in the Idaho money. The decision was far from Bell and Showgirls fame. clock Thursday lifted host Owen- Air National Guard. He serves as unanimous. A resolution saying that *Actress and comedienne Sandra Bernhard (Flint). Gage to an exciting 35-34 win over assistant flight commander and the counties needed the extra money *Actor Dick York, a former Rockford resident who portrayed the first Dryden in North Central Thumb weapons system officer in an RF-4 in their general funds and urging pas - Darrin Stephens on the 1960s sitcom, Bewitched. League action. For the Bulldogs, reconnaissance jet. Rienstra is co- sage of an enabling act with this pro - *Actress and Southfield native and U-M grad Selma Blair, whose movie Schmidt recorded 11 points, while owner of a restaurant in Boise. He is viso passed by a scant 13 yes, 10 no credits include Cruel Intentions, Legally Blond and The Sweetest Thing. Kayla Montreuil, Megan McLaren the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter vote. Two supervisors were absent. *Detroit native, television personality and politician Salvatore Phillip and Ashley Rockefeller all added 5 Rienstra of Cass City. “Sonny” Bono. markers. The Cass City Red Hawks crushed 75 YEARS AGO (1940) *Model Christie Brinkley, a Monroe native. Caro resident Karmen Jackson has an outmanned Mayville Wildcat *Actor James Caan, who played college football at MSU and was nomi - been awarded a $3,500 Dairy team Tuesday night at Mayville in a A scrappy Cass City basketball nated for an Academy Award for his role as Santino “Sonny” Corleone in Memorial Scholarship by the non-league tune-up for the game team won a thrilling victory over the The Godfather. By the way, the movie’s director, Francis Ford Coppola, is Michigan Dairy Memorial and with league leading Vassar Friday. Caro basketeers in the Caro gym originally from Detroit. Scholarship Foundation, Inc. The score was 80-51. Everybody Friday night by a 24-22 decision. *Superman actor Dean Cain (Mount Clemens). Jackson is one of 11 Michigan State played and 11 of the 14 players After dropping two pre-holiday *Actor Matthew Lyn Lillard, a Lansing native best known for his role as University students to receive these dressed scored. Tim Fahrner, 16, games, the locals showed an “Shaggy” in Scooby Doo. scholarships. Awards are based on Ken Martin, 14, and Rusty Hoag, 12, improved brand of passing and *George Armstrong Custer, who spent much of his boyhood living in academics, extracurricular activities were in the double figures for Cass defense which enabled them to tri - Monroe. and interest in dairy industry careers. City. Tim Elenbaum scored 12 for umph over their neighborhood *Farmington Hills native and actress Pam Dawber, best known for her Mayville. rivals. Smith and Butler were high role in the TV series Mork and Mindy with Robin Williams. She’s married 10 YEARS AGO (2005) scorers for the winners with eleven to Mark Harmon, whose father played football at U-M. Mark, also an 40 YEARS AGO (1975) and eight points, respectively, while actor, is best known for his role as Gibbs on NCIS. Despite the recent departure of for - Geib was high for Caro with eight. *Six Million Dollar Man actor Lee Majors (Wyandotte). mer village manager Frank Sheridan, Four retiring employees at Hills and Justice William Miller, who offici - *Comedian, Battle Creek native and MSU grad Dick Martin, who created Cass City residents will have a Dales General Hospital were hon - ated at his first marriage ceremony in the popular 1960s show, Laugh-In, with Dan Rowan (other famous Detroit familiar face to turn to concerning ored with a tea Thursday afternoon. 1940 on Monday evening, natives in comedy include Lily Tomlin and Gilda Radner). village affairs. At least till the end of The four included Mrs. Lena announces special rates for marriage *Detroit native and actor Harry Morgan, best known for his role as the month. That’s the period of time Robertson, Mrs. Marie Jetta, Mrs. fees for next month. When the girl Sherman T. Potter on M*A*S*H. the village council appointed police Effie LaPeer and Leverett Barnes. has made the marriage proposal, Mr. *Actor and U-M grad James Earl Jones, raised in Dublin, Mich., by his chief Gene Wilson as interim Acting Mrs. Robertson worked as a nurse Miller will officiate without charging maternal grandparents. Manager during a special meeting attendant for 10 years, while Mrs. a fee for ceremonies performed dur - *Bob Eubanks (Flint), best known for hosting the long-running held at the municipal building. Jetta also served as a nurse attendant ing February, 1940. On February 29, Newlywed Game. Marcel W. Helland, son of Annette for five years. Mrs. LaPeer worked 1940, the justice will read the cere - Here’s one more that caught my attention a year ago: area residents are Helland of Deford and Wayne as a dietary aide since the hospital mony free of charge to a couple irre - likely familiar with two relatively new Michigan residents who decided to Helland of Kingston, recently enlist - opened over 14 years ago and Barnes spective of the party who made the make the Great Lakes State their home after exchanging wedding vows. ed in the U.S. Navy under the has worked as a maintenance man at marriage proposal. They are Melissa Gilbert – probably best known as “half-pint” or Laura Delayed Entry Program at Navy the hospital the past 12 years. All With only four men in the Tuscola Ingalls on the hit television series Little House on the Prairie – and her Recruiting District, Detroit. Helland, were presented with citations honor - County jail on Wednesday, Sheriff husband, Timothy Busfield, who you may remember from West Wing or who is completing his senior year at ing them for their years of service. George Jeffrey said the crime wave 30 Something. The pair gave up Hollywood for a life together in Howell. Cass City High School, will report Rick Gould isn’t much different was at a low ebb in the county and for active duty to undergo basic from most students at Cass City affairs were as quiet around the training at the Navy’s Recruit High School. The 15-year-old enjoys county bastille as they had ever been Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. hunting and fishing and went out for in the last two years. “But, no one Not so fast, Owen-Gage. Kingston the wrestling team this year. There is knows what the next day will bring showed the Bulldogs it still has a one difference, however. He enjoys forth,” he added. ways to go before they will be able to writing songs. And, if his latest ven - challenge the North Central Thumb ture succeeds, chances are Cass City 100 YEARS AGO (1915) League’s elite. After jumping out to a and the music world at large will get surprising start with a 4-1 record, the to know Rick Gould’s name a lot A glance at the local market report Bulldogs suffered a 78-24 whipping better. The young songwriter, who shows beans at $2.65 and wheat at Friday on the Cardinals’ home floor. has dabbed at writing poetry the last $1.24 with other grains some higher. Nathan Harneck and Tristin two or three years, is on the verge of Wheat was quoted at $1.25 by local Pennington, a pair of 6’5” sopho - having a song published. If he dealers the first of the week. This is mores, controlled the boards, while decides to go with the idea and if it the highest price on this cereal for Brennen Osantowski and Chad succeeds, it could take him a long, several years. The price of beans at Jobson were hitting shots from the long way. “This whole thing is just $2.65 is an unusually good one for perimeter in the early going for the luck so far,” Gould said. the January market. It is estimated winners. Harneck and Jobson split All season long Cass City Red that one-third of the beans in this ter - 34 tallies to lead Kingston, while Hawk fans have been waiting for the ritory are still unmarketed. Brandon Jones and Pennington each real Jerry Toner to show himself and Cass City will enjoy continuous added 10 points. Brandon Dubs was Tuesday night at Cass City High electric light and power service com - the high scorer for the Bulldogs with School the real Toner did. As a result mencing Monday, Jan. 18. The work 7 points. the Red Hawks rolled to a 70-50 vic - of installing and fitting up the tory over the Ubly Bearcats and machinery in the new power house is 25 YEARS AGO (1990) Toner played a leading role with his nearly completed. Some additions shooting, passing and defense. yet remain to be made on the switch - Cass City Intermediate School offi - Leading the scoring were Toner with board and a few fittings are being cials recently announced the school’s 17 points and Charlie Walsh with 16. connected. Supt. Straube expects to “motivated students” for the month Nine Hawk players shared in the have everything in readiness to keep of December. They are fifth graders scoring. For Ubly, George Taylor the “juice” on day and night on and Alan White, Sam Hobbs and Lesley and Mark Zurek shared honors with after the date mentioned. Colling, and sixth graders Andrea 12 points each. The Tuscola County board of super - Cooper, Corey Ulfig, Charity visors in session at Caro Wednesday Gaszczynski and Edward Hartwick. 50 YEARS AGO (1965) passed a resolution which placed the The Thumb Area Women’s Bowling sheriff on an annual salary of $2,500 Association Bowler of the Week is The Michigan State Conservation instead of the fee system now in Sharon DeLong with an actual 607 Commission has approved purchase vogue and made the number of series. She bowls for the team of of 160 acres of land in the Tuscola deputies and their compensation a Caro Chiropractic on the Thursday State Game Area from Harold and matter to be determined by the Night Merchanette League at Olive Endert of Caro, route 2. The supervisors. The appointment of the WHAT’S Charmont Lanes, Cass City. land is adjacent to the Tuscola area deputies will be made by the sheriff Barring a last minute change of boundary and will provide wildlife as heretofore. This change will not heart by boards of education of habitat and productive hunting lands, be effective for two years. Under the YOUR schools in the Thumb C League, conservation officials said. The land new system the salary of the under FLAVOR? Cass City and Lakers will be odd is easily accessible for recreation by sheriff was fixed at $800.

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A new year is upon us. It’s a clean unrealistic commitments and prom - decide to quit altogether. Instead of process of growing closer to Jesus slate, a blank page, a new beginning. ises that usually only last a couple of this continued pattern of promise and and growing as a person. Every new year carries with it great days or perhaps weeks at the most. failure, let’s work towards renewal If your resolutions have already hit expectations and opportunities. This These vows often involve plans to instead this year. the floor and failed, join the club and is the time of the year that many of exercise daily, to never eat snacks In the Bible, Romans 12:2 tells us experience a little bit of God’s grace us make resolutions about who we’ll again, to instantly quit every bad not to be conformed to the pattern of and renewal. Find a good church that become and what we will do in the habit, and possibly to be in church this world, but to be transformed by teaches the Bible and one that will new year. This year though, instead every Sunday or to read our Bible the renewing of our minds. The pat - walk with you as you live and learn of only making resolutions, may I every day. tern of this world involves giving up, and grow. Blessings to you as the invite you to instead become The problem with these kinds of making excuses, and blaming others. new year begins! May 2015 bring renewed? ‘resolutions’ is that they rarely work On the other hand, this renewal that great joy and peace and renewal to Brad Speirs - Novesta Church of Often our resolutions consist of because once we stumble or miss, we is spoken of points to an ongoing you and your family! Christ

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Mroz says she has a passion for working with adolescents, adults, couples, and veterans. “Providing individualized counseling has long been a passion of mine since my days of counseling with Catholic Family Services. It was (during) my time with Catholic Family Services that I came to see the need and impor - tance of offering a sliding scale for clients,” she said, referring to a fee scale that is based on income for clients who do not have insurance or have very high deductibles. “I know that this service will allow us to change lives, families and the community in a positive way,” Mroz added. Another partner at TAPS, Nicole Kohaif, is a school psychologist and board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) who has more than 10 years of experi - ence working with individuals of all ages. She oversees the TAPS’ applied THUMB AREA Psychological Services operates out of the former Campbell behavior analysis team as well as academic tutoring. Kohaif has bachelor’s degrees in social work and psychology, a master’s Elementary School building in Cass City and is staffed by a group of experi - degree in education, an education specialist degree in school psychology, and board certification in applied behavior analysis (ABA). She has worked enced therapists, behavior analysts and tutors/behavior aides who serve indi - in schools across the state, at a learning acceleration clinic, psychosocial viduals, couples, families and groups. rehabilitation center, residential care/nursing homes, hospice, an autism clin - ic and with behavioral/community health services. “She is passionate about continually learning more and providing the most current and researched-based interventions to those she serves,” Mroz said. “As a mother, she knows how critical it is to bring knowledge, heart and energy into the work she does with children and families and she looks for - ward to serving the community in which she was born and raised.” Partner Deborah Thomas, meanwhile, is a board certified assistant behav - ior analyst (BCaBA) with nine years of experience working with children with challenging behaviors. She has extensive experience implementing behavior intervention plans and providing support and training to teams working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, according to Mroz, who said her specialties including working with children and families strug - gling to overcome challenging behaviors, language delays or delayed adap - tive skills that adversely affect the child’s success at home, school and in the community. Cass City’s Heather Langenburg, a therapist at TAPS, is an experienced clinical social worker who specializes in utilizing therapeutic techniques with youth through play and sand tray therapy. “Along with individual counseling, she enjoys facilitating group sessions with all ages, although her passion is her work with children and teenagers,” Mroz said. “As a school social worker, she has gained extensive experience working with children with special needs and their families. She is (also) keenly aware of the stresses youth face today including peer pressure, bul - lying, effects of social media on youth, and substance use.” Langenburg’s resume includes working in the Huron Intermediate School District, the Learning Center in Bad Axe and Ubly Schools. Stacey Bliss is another therapist and Cass City resident as well as a licensed clinical social worker at TAPS. “Stacey is especially skilled at working with adolescents, adults and cou - ples. (She) has experience as a medical social worker, friend of the court, school social worker, and worked with community mental health as a case manager,” Mroz noted. Owendale area resident Amanda Faist serves TAPS as a tutor and behavior technician. She is currently a social work student at SVSU and plans to graduate with a master’s degree in social work in 2017 at MSU. Mroz indicated the former Campbell school building has proven to be an ideal site for TAPS. “(School Supt.) Jeff Hartel and the staff at Cass City Schools have been amazing to work with. “The location is perfect and Cass City Public Schools has been very helpful and welcoming,” she said. “It would be great if more businesses could see the benefit of the former Campbell building location.” Anderson takes on new role at HDC

Continued from page one. delivered meals – providing hot, nutritious meals for frail seniors,” they feel productive through sharing Jacot noted. their wisdom, talent and love with “HDC has been a proud sponsor of children in need.” (this program) in Huron, Sanilac and HDC has been a sponsor of the Tuscola counties since 2001,” she Foster Grandparent Program in added. “At present, the agency is Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac counties seeking new volunteers of since 1978. Currently, the program Homework Heroes and Safe Seniors has 41 volunteers enrolled, and new in all three counties.” volunteers are needed, especially in More information about both pro - Tuscola and Huron counties. grams is available by contacting Jacot said the Retired and Senior Anderson at (989) 673-4121 or toll Volunteer Program also offers oppor - free at 800-843-6394. tunities for adults ages 55 and older to give back to their communities by Incorporated in 1965, HDC is one volunteering in the critical areas of of 29 Community Action Agencies education and healthy futures. in Michigan that work to support the “Some of the volunteer opportuni - community, dedicating themselves ties include Homework Heroes – to helping people help themselves working with children on academic and each other. success; Safe Seniors – making tele - Between Oct. 1, 2013, and Sept. 30, phone reassurance calls or in-home 2014, HDC officials provided more visits with the homebound elderly; than 10,000 people with nourishing senior transportation – taking seniors food, utility assistance, affordable to medical appointments; and home housing and other needed services.

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