Commercial-News SJC Animal Control at the Helm Debra Greenacre Has Now Started Supervisor Announces As the Three Rivers Public Library Director

Mendon spikers unbeaten Thursday, October 20, 2016 in Comstock Quad... Since 1895 –page 8 Vol. 122, Issue #249 75¢ Three Rivers threeriversnews.com Commercial-News SJC Animal Control At the helm Debra Greenacre has now started Supervisor announces as the Three Rivers Public Library Director. resignation Commercial-News/Elena Meadows By Alek Frost what they’re gonna do yet but I think it’s Staff Writer kind of a shock to them but I’m definitely gonna miss you guys.” CENTREVILLE — Animal Control Co-Supervisor Greg Musser said Co-Supervisor Joshua Shook announced Sheriff Brad Balk “is considering all his resignation Wednesday at the Animal options” in terms of Shook’s replacement, Control Advisory Board meeting. with Musser acting as the lone supervisor Shook said he submitted his resignation in the interim. on Oct. 14 to pursue an employment In other business… opportunity elsewhere and his last day •St. Joseph County Animal Control will be Friday, Oct. 28. recognized Dr. Suzanne Lee’s “I’ve had an opportunity put before me contributions to Animal Control and her that will put a couple different skills in my annual fundraiser “Paws for a Cause,” by pocket, (it will) allow me to travel a little presenting her with a ceremonial wreath bit and it’s gonna put my family and I in a at Wednesday’s meeting. little bit better financial situation, so with •Musser discussed two new play yards all the pros outweighing the cons, I just that were recently installed east of the can’t (pass it up),” Shook said. “It wasn’t an Animal Control facility in Centreville, easy decision by any means, it’s something which includes two new 10’ x 10’ outdoor that I’ve been thinking about since before dog kennels. Dr. (Suzanne) Lee’s fundraiser. “With doing this, the dogs can actually “It’s something that I’ve got to move go out, we can let one dog out in the onto; the Sheriff’s Department is looking kennel and let one out playing,” Musser to make some changes and do some said. “It keeps the dogs more occupied, different things, they haven’t quite decided See AC SUPERVISOR RESIGNATION, page 3 New Library Director on the job By Elena Meadows vision is.” home (she hails from Indian River, Managing Editor Since 2003, Greenacre has spent Mich.) attracted her to the Three three years as a children’s librarian, Rivers Public Library. THREE RIVERS — New Three four years as an assistant director, She and her husband Brian are Rivers Public Library Director Debra time as a school librarian, was a library currently living at Corey Lake. She has Greenacre is on the job, having started director in St. Ignace and most three children and one grandson, age Tuesday, Oct. 18. recently was a library director in eight. She has priorities and visions for Colorado before “I found my way In her free time she loves to travel. the library, but says “I want to get to back.” Elena Meadows can be reached at know the staff, the board and the Being at a bigger library, serving 279-7488 ext. 22 or news@ community, and find out what their more patrons and being closer to threeriversnews.com.

Ceremonial wreath Bishop E. Andrews descendant visits town Dr. Suzanne Lee (front) is presented with a ceremonial wreath by Animal Control By Elena Meadows Co-Supervisor Greg Musser (from left, back row), office support Bonnie Sachse and Managing Editor Animal Control Co-Supervisor Joshua Shook during the Animal Control Advisory Board meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 19. Lee’s fundraiser “Paws for a Cause” raised a total of $3,751.25, with $2,976.25 going to “Helping the animals of St. Joseph County Animal THREE RIVERS — Peter Andrews Control.” Papulski, of Beaverton, Ore., along with Commercial-News/Alek Frost his wife Carolyn, recently paid a visit to Three Rivers to visit sites from his past, as well as those related to his great- grandfather, Andrews Elementary namesake Bishop E. Andrews. Local students Think! Energy Born in Three Rivers in 1940, THREE RIVERS — This week, local Papulski moved west in 1942 with his students learned about energy parents Alex and Jeanne Papulski when efficiency and natural resources with his father got a job there. an interactive presentation, receiving Papulski, who worked as a salesman kits to make their homes more energy for Rockwell Manufacturing efficient. The program, Think! Energy, International, has made a few trips back is an initiative aimed at increasing to the town of his birth. Some occurred energy literacy for students in grades in the 1940s to the corner of Bennett 4-6 while increasing the energy and Walnut streets where his At ancestor’s namesake school efficiency of homes throughout grandfather Edward Andrews lived in Peter Andrews Papulski visits Andrews Elementary, named after his great-grandfather, Michigan. The program is sponsored the Bennett House — the only house in Bishop E. Andrews. in our area by Indiana Michigan See DESCENDANT VISITS TOWN, page 3 Photo provided Power, SEMCO ENERGY Gas Company, the Michigan Department of Education and the National Energy Foundation. Constantine partakes in fire insurance withholding program Think! Energy is in its seventh year, By Angie Birdsall Honeysett read a memorandum on the the insured in order to secure repair, being delivered to over 19,000 students Fire Insurance Withholding Program replacement, or removal of damaged and teachers in Michigan this fall. It Conductor CONSTANTINE — The Constantine (FIWP) to the council. structures which violate the health and Andrews Elementary fourth-grader village council voted to participate in a includes a 60-minute in-school Savannah Headley checks out an Energy “Act 495 of the Public Acts of 1980 safety standards,” he said. “The obvious presentation focusing on renewable Stick, which lit up because her body forms state fire insurance withholding program, provides for participating municipalities reason for this is to prevent the insured and nonrenewable energy resources, a closed circuit as she holds both ends. at a Monday, Oct. 17 council meeting. to require insurers to withhold, in party from receiving a cash settlement See THINK! ENERGY, page 3 Commercial-News/Elena Meadows Village manager/fire chief Mark escrow, a portion of the settlement due to See FIRE INSURANCE WITHHOLDING, page 3

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What's Up? Commercial-News ANNOUNCEMENTS Friday, Oct. 21 DASAS holding masquerade event •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7 p.m., First THREE RIVERS — The St. through the auditorium doors event is its cause. DASAS Presbyterian Church, 320 N. Main St., Three Joseph County Domestic And you enter a world of black and (Domestic and Sexual Assault Rivers. Sexual Assault Services (DASAS) white. “The Phantom of The Services) is a Three Rivers is hosting its first ever “Behind Opera” (1925) starring Lon organization founded in 1984 to Sunday, Oct. 23 the Mask” Masquerade event, Chaney plays silently on the film respond to the needs of domestic •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7 p.m., George Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. at the screen towering above the guests violence and sexual assault Washington Carver Center, 436 Jefferson St., Riviera Theatre. twirling on the dance floor to the survivors and their children. Three Rivers. To set the tone for this dazzling musical arrangements of MC Tickets cost $25; a limited event the guests have been asked Mike Stiles from WBET. Don’t number of handmade masks will Monday, Oct. 24 to come dressed in black and/or forget to stop by the Riviera Bar be available at the event for •Cardiac support group, 5-6 p.m., Community white and wearing a mask. Guest to try one of the numerous purchase with all proceeds going Room, HealthTRAC. attending will be welcomed by handcrafted cocktails tailored for to DASAS. •Three Rivers School Board, 6 p.m., District the rope and stanchions under this event. Tickets include a free Training Room, 851 Sixth Ave. the lit marquee; as you enter the glass of house wine, domestic •Three Rivers Public Library Board, 6 p.m., Three lobbies will be filled with beer or non-alcoholic beverage; Rivers Public Library, 920 W. Michigan Ave. illusionist pulling hands tricks, hors d’oeuvres and desserts •Centreville School Board, 6:30 p.m., high school casino games & waiters walking provided. library. around with appetizers. Once At the heart of the evening’s •Healing Hearts, Christ-centered support group for those who grieve, 7-8:30 p.m., Centreville United Methodist Church. •St. Joseph County Republican Party meeting, 7 p.m., Dresser Business Center, Glen Oaks Com- munity College. Preparations underway •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:30 p.m., Con- gregational Church, 360 S. Washington, Constan- tine. for 60th Showboat MENDON — Preparations are be a collection of songs and jokes Thesaurus and Dictionary to Tuesday, Oct. 25 well underway for the 60th from the previous 59 years. In elementary school students, and •Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA), 8:30 docking of the Mendon Kiwanis addition to songs you haven’t provides a weekend back-pack of a.m., Trinity Episcopal Church, 321 N. Main St., Showboat. This year’s show will heard for a while, be prepared for food to those in need. Three Rivers. take place on Thursday, Nov. 3, some skits, and yes, a few bad You’ll see Kiwanians mentoring •Three Rivers Food Site open, 9 a.m. — noon, Friday, Nov. 4, and Saturday, jokes. students at school and assisting 18 Railroad Drive. Nov. 5 in the Mendon Elementary All proceeds from the in the reading programs. They •Department of Health and Human Services Gymnatorium. All shows will Showboat allow Kiwanis to walk in the annual C.R.O.P. walk, Board, 9:30 a.m., DHHS board room, 692 E. Main begin at 7:30 p.m. benefit the community in many and help ring the bells for the St., Centreville. Tickets are available for $10 at ways throughout the year. By Salvation Army. They maintain •Three Rivers Community Kitchen, 4-5:30 p.m., the door and at several area purchasing a ticket you support the Kiwanis Woods and its nature Trinity Episcopal Church, 321 N. Main St., Three merchants, such as Bill’s Barber activities such as the Antique Car trail. You will see them cleaning Rivers. Shop, Southern Michigan Bank Dust-Off and the John Green the roadside west of Mendon and Fire Prevention Week visit & Trust in Mendon, Mendon Relays. We also have grants to volunteering at the Mendon •Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fabius Township and Three Rivers fire departments visited Country Kids Services Board, 5 p.m., CMHSAS building, 677A E. Preschool & Daycare for fire prevention week last week. While there, they IGA, Mendon Marathon, or any Glen Oaks Community College, Food Cupboard. The Kiwanis of Main St., Centreville. talked about fire prevention and gave students tours of the truck. Pictured Kiwanis Club Member. Law Enforcement Camp, and Michigan Foundation is also a •Three Rivers Public Library Board, 6 p.m., Three are firefighter Brian Bates holding Aaliyah Wright. This year’s show entitled “Still Boys Scouts of America. The major benefactor to Mary Free Rivers Public Library, 920 W. Michigan Ave. Photo provided Crazy After All these Years” will Kiwanis Club provides a Bed Hospital in Grand Rapids. •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7 p.m., George Washington Carver Center, 436 Jefferson St., Three Rivers. •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., St. Clare’s THREE RIVERS POLICE LOG Catholic Church, 229 N. Dean St., Centreville. Week of Oct. 10-15 of Maplecrest Ct. 12:08 p.m., retail fraud, theft, 12:49 p.m., obstructing justice, 0 N. Main St. Oct. 10 10:50 a.m., obstructing justice, 1000 block of Warner Dr. block of Manufacturing Dr. 6:48 p.m., traffic hazard, N. Wednesday, Oct. 26 7:41 a.m., larceny, 500 block of E. 300 block of W. Chicago Rd., Sturgis 1:58 p.m., agency assist, 200 1:44 p.m., obstructing justice, US-131/W. Michigan Ave. •Speech support group, 10-11 a.m., Portage Con- Hoffman St. 1:39 p.m., traffic policing, W. block of Portage Ave. 200 block of N. US-131 7:09 p.m., lost/found property, 0 ference Room, Three Rivers Health. 3:02 p.m., burglary, forced entry, Broadway St./S. US-131 3:22 p.m., delinquent minors, 3:00 p.m., lost/found property, block of Manufacturing Dr. •White Pigeon School Board, 6 p.m., room 9b, 600 block of Millard St. 6:21 p.m., alarm activation, 1100 800 block of Eighth St. 300 block of W. Michigan Ave. Oct. 15 high school. 3:28 p.m., drug, violation of block of Third St. 4:10 p.m., fraud, impersonation, 8:08 p.m., K-9 narcotic search, W. 6:18 a.m., domestic assault, •Al-Anon meeting, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian controlled substance, 300 block of 6:26 p.m., delinquent minors, 800 block of Maple St. Broadway St./S. Health Parkway Constantine St. Church, 320 N. Main St., Three Rivers. S. Hooker Ave. 100 block of Spring St. 4:46 p.m., obstructing justice, Oct. 14 9:56 a.m., family offenses, 3:40 p.m., disorderly, 200 block 8:27 p.m., civil disputes/family 200 block of N. US-131 2:59 a.m., alarm activation, 1200 nonviolent, 100 block of N. Hooker Lottery of E. Broadway St. disturbance, 0 block of N. Main St. 5:36 p.m., animal cruelty, 600 block of W. Broadway St. Ave. Oct. 19, 2016 4:13 p.m., harassing 9:36 p.m., civil disputes/family block of S. Constantine St. 4:00 a.m., assault in progress, 400 12:54 p.m., damage to property, Midday 3: 616 Midday 4: 6302 communication, 600 block of disturbance, 12000 block of Dutch 8:45 p.m., domestic assault, block of Jefferson St. 1100 block of Krum Ave. Maple St. Settlement Rd., Flowerfield Twp. Maple St. 6:27 a.m., K-9 narcotic search, 2:22 p.m., damage to property, Daily 3: 789 Daily 4: 8834 5:35 p.m., obstructing justice, Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Pearl St./Fourth St. 700 block of Spring St. Fantasy 5: 05 10 13 25 32 200 block of S. Main St. 2:04 a.m., retail fraud, theft, 100 8:17 a.m., truancy, 800 block of 7:44 a.m., delinquent minors, 700 5:06 p.m., disorderly, 1200 block Keno: 02 06 14 17 20 22 27 6:11 p.m., K-9 narcotic search, block of S. Tolbert Dr. Eighth St. block of Sixth Ave. of Elm St. 29 34 35 41 45 46 47 52 1100 block of Fourth St. 2:04 a.m., retail fraud, theft, 800 9:52 a.m., larceny, 1200 block of 8:11 .m., lost/found property, 100 10:30 p.m., grass/brush/tree fire, 67 68 73 74 75 76 80 6:29 p.m., lost/found property, block of S. US-131 W. Broadway St. block of S. Lincoln Ave. 1000 block of Maplecrest Ct. Lotto 47: 1000 block of S. Lincoln Ave. 2:05 a.m., lost/found property, 10:15 a.m., obstructing justice, 10:24 a.m., civil disputes/family Oct. 16 15 16 25 26 28 41 10:43 p.m., fire alarm, residential/ 1200 block of Lockport Dr. 100 block of S. Tolbert Dr. disturbance, 100 block of S. Erie 5:16 a.m., disorderly, 800 block of commercial, 400 block of N. Main 8:09 a.m., delinquent minors, 100 10:18 a.m., obstructing justice, Ave. East St. Powerball: St. block of N. Hooker Ave. 200 block of Portage Ave. 3:25 p.m., drug, violation of 8:52 a.m., traffic accident, no 10 16 38 43 63 (23) 2X Oct. 11 8:26 a.m., 911 hang up call, 200 10:56 a.m., fraud, false pretense, controlled substance, 200 block of injuries, 500 block of S. Main St. Poker Lotto: 12:47 a.m., disorderly, 700 block block of N. US-131 1000 block of W. Broadway St. River Dr. 3:11 p.m., larceny, 500 block of AC AS KC 3H 7C of S. Health Parkway 9:07 a.m., agency assist, 600 11:17 a.m., larceny, 700 block of 6:19 p.m., drug, violation of Ninth St. 1:15 a.m., disorderly, 1000 block block of S. 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Commercial-News Today Division I rating TRHS participates in MSBOA Marching Band Festival The Three Rivers High School COLDWATER — The Three The festival was hosted at “The TR Band has a long The band will be performing Marching Band performs “Our Show Rivers “Wildcat” Marching Band Coldwater High School and tradition of earning top ratings their show at Friday night’s is for the Birds” at Wednesday’s Wednesday earned a Division featured several local marching at MSBOA, and this year is no home football game at Michigan Band and Orchestra One “Superior” rating at bands, with each band earning a different. Congratulations to the Armstrong Field, as well as their Association XI Marching Band Festival at Coldwater High School. Michigan School Band and division rating from “one” to band on their many, many final competitive performance The Wildcat Band received a Division Orchestra Assocation (MBSOA) “five,” with “one” being the accomplishments this year,” said on Saturday at 11 a.m. at Jenison One rating on their performance. Marching Band Festival. highest possible rating. director Bryan VanToll. High School. Commercial-News/Scott Hassinger THINK! ENERGY Continued from page 1 electrical circuits and energy containing devices to improve efficiency, including simple energy efficiency at home, behaviors and technologies that including a high-efficiency will help increase the efficiency shower head and faucet aerators of our homes and schools. and LED light bulb. Teachers Indiana Michigan Power and receive additional educational SEMCO ENERGY Gas Company activities and posters to reinforce provided each student and academic standards in science, teacher with a take-home kit social studies and mathematics.

‘Three Rivers does care’ Kelvin Singleton (left) and Garrett Keith of S&S Construction were among the volunteers helping erect a roof for Ruth Jones of Three Rivers on Wednesday, Oct. 19. “It’s going just fine — I’m so appreciative,” Jones said. Yesterday’s High: 69 Low: 46 “So many people have been so kind.” Teri Lennon, who organized the event Precipitation: 0.22" along with former Three Rivers Area Mentoring acquaintance Vanita Reese, Yesterday’s figures provided by Three Rivers Waste Water Treatment Plant said “Three Rivers does care.” When people told Lennon the effort would never work as they tried to gather materials and people for the project in less than three weeks, Reese reminded her “it’s all going to work out. Have faith.” “She gave me more faith,” Lennon said. Several area organizations and individuals donated materials or food for the workers. 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Musser said a absolutely love it because they concrete wall that separates the can clean a little bit quicker, so Sherriff Department’s gun range DESCENDANT VISITS TOWN that’s one big positive thing. from Animal Control is being Continued from page 1 “Meet and greets with installed that will give Animal Three Rivers with a carriage stand, pictures of Bishop Andrews to the adoptions, bringing in their Control an additional 12 feet of he said. He enjoyed the chance to school, as they did not have any. dogs to do the meet and greet, space, which will be used as a go through it again and relive He also stopped at the Sue it’s a lot safer this way. You can third play yard. memories of the 12-foot ceilings Silliman House Museum, where the put one in the kennel and walk •Secretary Loralee Knepper and the butternut wood first thing he noticed was a picture (the other dog) up to the kennel announced her resignation, construction. of his mother. A law desk belonging and kind of see what they’re which will take effect on Jan. 1, While here, the Papulskis also to his great-grandmother Lucy gonna do and introduce them 2017. Treasurer Kristina WE ARE HIRING! visited Andrews Elementary, where Fellows Andrews — the first female that way. So that’s been working Derovin will assume Knepper’s -Special Education Supervisor principal Ben McIntyre took them lawyer in Michigan — is on display out really well.” duties in addition to her own in -Early Childhood Support Specialist on a tour. Papulski provided at the museum. •The Board approved the January. -GSRP Lead Teacher -Office Assistant -Speech-Language Therapist FIRE INSURANCE WITHHOLDING -School Psychologist Continued from page 1 -Teaching Assistant for the Hearing Impaired and walking away without providing Florence township will pay 20 Insurance Agency. Hoover office in it for two hours a week.” -Great Start Parent Liaison-Part Time for repair or removal.” percent of expenses incurred by the requested a permit for signage on He said the building is “currently -Special Education Substitute A copy of the FIWP that was fire department. Exceptions include the front, and south side of the for sale.” DDA administrator Diana Bus Driver and Bus Aide provided said municipalities of less daytime staffing expenses for EMS building. Lammott said the village did a than 50,000 in population are coverage, which will be split equally “The sign in front conforms to market analysis of the value, and “is allowed to hold 25 percent of a fire (50/50) by the village and our zoning code, but the sign on the taking offers on the building.” All working together insurance settlement in escrow for Constantine Township. Manpower side of the building is too large. Mr. In a manager’s report, Honeysett for the betterment of our students! fire and explosion losses. costs for all trainings, department Hoover has asked for a variance,” he said he met with representatives See the full listing of job postings The Constantine Township Board meetings and mutual aid calls will said. from Three Rivers Wastewater and apply at www.sjcisd.org. voted to approve a joint fire be split equally between the village A public hearing was set for 7:05 Treatment Plant on Sept. 1, and City department agreement with the and two townships. The agreement on Monday, Nov. 7 to get input on of Three Rivers finance director village and Florence Township, on includes the establishment of a Joint the variance. Cathy Lawson on Sept. 7. Oct. 11, Honeysett said. Fire Board to oversee operation of Trustee McKenzie Strawer asked “They showed us they set rates, “Florence Township will likely be the fire department. It will authorize what the council planned to do with but I’m not sure it’s how we want to voting on the agreement on Oct. 17. the purchase and maintenance of the building which Hoover vacated, set our rates. It tells us how they will If all three municipalities approve, day-to-day fire/rescue equipment which is owned by the village. be charging us, but we’re not they will sign it and the agreement and make recommendations to the “I’m speaking for the DDA, but compelled to set our rates like they will take effect on April 1, 2017,” he three municipalities concerning there are three options: find do theirs,” he said. said. finances within the fire department. someone else to rent it, sell it or let He added that a sewer ad hoc The Constantine Fire Department Honeysett said the former Old it sit, which is definitely not the best meeting with the City of Three serves three municipalities. The National Bank building at 1055 S. option,” Honeysett said. “We still Rivers is coming up shortly. village, and Constantine township Washington was recently purchased have one tenant. State building Angie Birdsall is a freelance writer each will pay 40 percent, and by The Greg Hoover State Farm inspector Dave Rigozzi uses an who primarily covers Constantine. POLICE LOG Continued from page 1 3:19 p.m., disorderly, 700 6:35 p.m., civil disputes/family 10:43 p.m., domestic assault, related; 20 suspicious situations; block of W. Michigan Ave. disturbance, E. Hoffman Rd./ Middle St. six nuisance calls; 10 animal 3:23 p.m., domestic assault, Lockport Dr. 11:42 p.m., K-9 narcotic violations; eight public relation 400 block of S. Main St. 7:15 p.m., civil disputes/family search, 100 block of S. Tolbert activities; 45 civil infractions- 3:53 p.m., drug, violation of disturbance, 1100 block of Dr. traffic violations; three controlled substance, 700 block Millard Ct. inoperable vehicles; three trash of Eleventh St. 9:58 p.m., harassing During this week the Tree violations; one burning violation; 4:37 p.m., damage to property, communication, 57000 block of Rivers Police Dept. also two parking violations; 18 tall 1200 block of Lockport Dr. Tim Ave., Lockport Twp. responded to: three health grass.

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Three Rivers threeriversnews.com Commercial-News OPINION YOUR LETTERS Life and death issues in this election To the editor: and later years. The controversy We are faced with Life and over the coming appointments to Death issues in this election. This the Supreme Court plays a big summer, the media reported role here. Experts who have read 2009 deaths by gunfire across the the Obamacare documents, one country in a one-month period. as close as Notre Dame right Eliminating Sunday and using an across our Michigan border, average of 27 days in a month, at warned that Medicare will cut off 3,595 — the number of abortions all cancer treatment for patients performed in the US every day at age 76. Yes, this has already hit — now compare 2,009 deaths by here at home with a patient in gunfire to 97,065 deaths by Constantine. Her funeral was abortion in that same time held this summer. period. While Hillary Clinton has long In the issue of dropping school been an outspoken supporter of enrollments, homeschooling and “personhood” bestowed upon private schools have had a women by the adoption of Roe minimal impact in comparison vs. Wade in 1973, the media had to the effect of abortion on the avoided putting the figures on numbers. Michigan alone is short where Hillary Clinton stands — a this year 347,764 students based total of nearly 60 million dead on reported abortions. At $7,400 babies and still counting. That’s per student state support to 60 million students, consumers, schools, we are talking about a and our American future. We loss of $2,573,453,600, that’s aren’t able to calculate the billions, to Michigan schools just numbers of missing families and this year. children, which would have been Ezekiel Emmanuel, architect of produced in the last 20 years. “Obamacare” in a 2014 essay in Because our government is of, “Atlantic,” explained the case for by, and for the people, we have “checking out” at age 75. He the right and the obligation to stated that at that point all choose. Both candidates in this creativity is gone and there is presidential election have issues nothing left to live for. that have caused a voting Interviewed in 2015 on ABC quandary. The way I see it, I can YOUR LETTERS News by George Stephanopoulos, vote for “disgusting” or “dead.” Emmanuel justified his position I’ll choose life and disgusting Join me on the Trump battleship and cast a vote by acknowledging the falling over dead every day. Vote Donald To the editor: said, “Why did you fail me. I was pain death and destruction. He’ll had a chance and they blew it so numbers of the “young” paying Trump for President 2016. Vote I consider myself a conservative faithful, I prayed to be saved.” even inflict vengeance. Maybe now they’d rather help Hillary into the system wasn’t sufficient Republican Pro-Life across the and I feel our country is at a God said, “I sent three row boats. you feel God would not be than support Trump? Why, to support the growing numbers ballot. Yes, these are “Life and political/economical/moral/ What’s wrong with you, are you associated with Trump because because they failed or are they on Social Security and Medicare. Death” issues. social crossroad currently. I will blind?” he’s rude, crude and vicious. But jealous and feel I’ll help Hillary There is a connection! We must Rebecca Shank say I’d never vote for Hillary I feel Trump is my lifeboat but in WWII do you think God was rather that support a Trump support life at both the beginning Constantine because she stands for everything his rude crude ways make him nice when he let us defeat Hitler? victory because they would look that is wrong in the current more of a battleship than a Was God nice when we weak and incompetent? political structure. On the other rowboat. firebombed Germany and were So I am saying to all of you hand we have Trump. He’s rude, God is knocking at our doors we gentlemanly when we Christians and more, come join crude, insulting but a warrior. and many are not responding or dropped atomic bombs on Japan? me on the Trump battleship and Election letter deadline Here’s a famous joke: A listening. God knows we need a Is God ever nice on the battlefield cast a vote. I am not saying he’s The deadline for letters to the editor concerning the Tuesday, Nov. Christian man was stuck on his war leader in the country now, or does he send us vicious men perfect but he is a patriot 8 election is Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. No election letters received second story rooftop. It was not a meek gentleman. Or like General George S. Patton? capitalist and warrior. The book after Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. will be published, and no election pouring rain. A rowboat came America is going to be gone, Good guys that will help defeat of John 8:7 says let he who is letters will be published after Saturday, Nov. 5. Candidates are not by, said get in. He said “no I’m kaput. evil? I feel God sends us unique without sin cast the first stone. permitted to write letters to the editor promoting themselves. This praying and waiting for God. He I hope you don’t feel God is a people to be such war leaders. Which will you cast a stone at — must be paid advertising. will save me.” Two more boats nice gentleman. If you do, you’ve Romney and Ryan aren’t nice our flag or a vote for the next came by, “No I’m waiting for missed the whole point of the at all. They led us to defeat. And president? God” … Water got so high he Bible. When necessary God is a they’re doing it again by not Rita Lowe drowned. When he met God, he tough guy. He will strike with supporting Trump. They both Three Rivers "Your Letters" Guidelines The thoughts expressed on this page are not necessarily those of the staff or manage- Higgins not a career politician ment of The Commercial-News. Readers are encouraged to offer their own views by To the editor: She is a small business owner and ,politician, she is a thoughtful, Carol Higgins, Democrat, for submitting opinions in one of the following ways: e-mailing news@threeriversnews. com; faxing (269) 279-6007, writing P.O. 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Wolverine Conference Hartford 34, Eau Claire 6 Edwardsburg 8-0 BCS League Vicksburg 7-1 Red Division Three Rivers 6-2 League Overall Dowagiac 5-3 Cassopolis 4-0 7-1 Paw Paw 4-4 Mendon 3-1 6-2 South Haven 3-5 White Pigeon 2-2 3-5 Sturgis 3-5 Bronson 1-3 1-7 Plainwell 3-5 Centreville 0-4 1-7 Otsego 1-7 Allegan 0-8 Blue Division League Overall Friday’s games LMC 4-0 7-1 Swinebone Vicksburg at Three Rivers Bridgman 3-1 5-3 Game Edwardsburg at Sturgis Brandywine 2-2 3-5 Three Rivers foot- Dowagiac at Paw Paw New Buffalo 1-3 3-5 ball players hold Allegan at South Haven River Valley 0-4 0-7 up the Swinebone Allegan at South Haven Trophy after defeating Plainwell at Otsego White Division Vicksburg in the annual League Overall battle between the two Last week’s results Wolverine Conference Berrien Springs 3-0 5-2 schools in 2014. Edwardsburg 38, Three Rivers 0 Buchanan 2-1 4-3 Commercial-News/ Plainwell 48, Sturgis 21 Parchment 1-2 5-3 Scott Hassinger Dowagiac 51, Otsego 14 Comstock 0-3 2-6 Paw Paw 37, Allegan 0 Vicksburg 50, South Haven 28 Friday’s games Bridgman at Centreville Southwestern Athletic White Pigeon at Colon Wright making a big impact for ‘Cats Conference River Valley at Bellevue Wright will play a critical role last week’s game against four TDs. New has eight catches Lakeshore Division Niles Brandywine at Buchanan Three Rivers Friday defending Vicksburg’s Edwardsburg despite the loss. for 126 yards and two TDs. League Overall Parchment at Stockbridge hosts Vicksburg in starting senior quarterback In both of Three Rivers’ losses Hawkins has four receptions and Watervliet 4-1 6-2 Comstock at Cassopolis Brenden Lovell and senior this season to Plainwell (49-20) two TDs. Constantine 4-1 5-3 New Buffalo at Climax-Scotts Swinebone Game receiver Blake Rankin. and Edwardsburg (38-0) But the development of Three Delton-Kellogg 3-2 4-4 Leroy Pine Rivers at Berrien By Scott Hassinger “Going into my senior year I turnovers have been a big culprit. Rivers’ offensive line has also Kalamazoo United 2-3 3-5 Springs Sports Editor was just hoping for a starting “Edwardsburg is a great played a key role. That unit Coloma 2-3 2-6 spot at cornerback. The team has football team. Not to take consists of seniors Tyler Carson, Fennville 0-5 3-5 Saturday’s Games THREE RIVERS — There was really built me up and the more anything away from them and Mitch Morlan and Esden Stafne, Mendon at Manistique a time when Austin Wright tackles I have made its really Plainwell, but we had around along with juniors Hunter Tucker Central Division Bronson vs. LMC at St. Joe wouldn’t hit people. boosted my confidence,” Wright nine or 10 turnovers between and Tirrell Hausmanis. League Overall When that happened Three said. those two games,” Wagner said. Sophomore middle linebacker Schoolcraft 5-0 8-0 Last week’s results Rivers football coach J.J. Wagner “Our defense really Edwardsburg scored on all five Traven Van Oss continues to lead Lawton 4-1 7-1 Mendon 48, Centreville 0 would let Wright know about it. communicates well on the field. of the turnovers it forced on Three Rivers defensively with 83 Gobles 3-2 6-2 White Pigeon 51, River Valley 0 “Austin has come a long way. I Once we get fired up you really Three Rivers last week. tackles, including 15.5 tackles G-A 2-3 5-3 Cassopolis 40, Bronson 0 used to give him a hard time start rolling with it. I’m looking “You can’t do that against a accounting for 32.5 yards lost. Hartford 1-4 2-6 Lake Michigan Catholic 7, New about not coming up and hitting forward to Friday’s game with team of Edwardsburg’s caliber. I The 6-foot, 200-pound Van Oss Bangor 0-5 0-8 Buffalo 6 people on defense. But this Vicksburg. It’s a big rivalry. Their thought there were a couple also has two quarterback sacks, Bridgman 35, Niles Brandywine season he’s taken that to heart receivers are good and real big. drives where we really played one interception, one fumble Valley Division 24 and done a much better job doing Our secondary has made a big well against their defense. This recovery and four forced fumbles. League Overall Berrien Springs 33, Buchanan 27 that,” Wagner said. difference, especially with Sam week we have to take better care Junior linebacker Austin Saugatuck 5-0 8-0 Parchment 51, Comstock 14 “His coverage skills have really Hawkins out there. He knows all of the football and continue to Zablocki is next in line for the Decatur 4-1 4-4 improved. He’s grown up a lot.” the plays.” force turnovers like we did in the ‘Cats with 55 tackles, two sacks, a Martin 3-2 4-4 South Central Athletic The 6-foot, 170-pound Wright Other key players for six games that we won,” Wagner pair of interceptions and one Marcellus 2-3 3-5 Association has played an integral role as a Vicksburg, whose lone loss came said. fumble recovery. Bloomingdale 1-4 2-6 League Overall starter at defensive back for against Edwardsburg 44-7, Three Rivers also features a Hausmanis has 44 tackles, two Eau Claire 0-5 0-8 Climax-Scotts 5-0 8-0 Three Rivers, which takes a 6-2 include junior tailback Garrett spread attack. But the Wildcats sacks, two fumble recoveries, Pittsford 4-1 5-3 record into Friday’s Wolverine Ketelaar and senior linebacker have been more balanced this four forced fumbles and one Friday’s games Colon 3-2 5-3 Conference game at home against Matt Holman. season between the running and blocked kick. Hartford at Constantine Bellevue 2-3 2-6 league rival Vicksburg (7-1) in “It should be a lot of fun Friday passing game. Hawkins has 37 tackles, one Schoolcraft at Delton-Kellogg Lenawee Christian 1-4 4-4 the fourth annual Swinebone night. It’s the last home game for Senior tailback Tyson New interception, three pass breakups, Galesburg-Augusta at Marcellus North Adams 0-5 1-7 Game. our seniors, its Parent’s Night and leads Three Rivers’ rushing one fumble recovery and one Bloomingdale at Gobles Kick-off time from Armstrong the battle for the Swinebone,” attack with 894 yards on 192 forced fumble. Saugatuck at Fennville Friday’s games Field is 7 p.m. Wagner said. carries and 10 touchdowns Other top tacklers for the Cats’ Lawton at Decatur White Pigeon at Colon If Three Rivers wins, the ‘Cats “Vicksburg will throw the Seniors Deion Deans and Zack include New with 33, Moore 30, Martin at Kalamazoo United Ashley at Pittsford and Vicksburg would tie for football around. They have a Ludwig also get carries out of the Ludwig 29, Carson 25 and Deans Watervliet at Bangor Burton-Atherton at Lenawee second place in the final league good quarterback and receiving backfield. has 20. Eau Claire at Coloma Christian standings. The ‘Cats have already corps. Defensively they are sound Senior quarterback Alex Here is a look at the other area New Buffalo at Climax-Scotts qualified for the playoffs with its and will try to stop the run. Tom Minger has completed 55-of-113 matchups this week. Last week’s results River Valley at Bellevue six wins. Marchese and his coaching staff passes and nine touchdowns Hartford at Constantine Schoolcraft 20, Constantine 10 Wright has 18 tackles to go have been there a while and they with nine interceptions. Constantine hosts a struggling Galesburg-Augusta 12, Martin 7 Last week’s results with a pair of interceptions, two have things going well.” Minger’s top target is senior Hartford program for Parent’s Bloomingdale 40, Bangor 9 Muskegon Heights 40, Colon 22 fumble recoveries and two forced Wagner was pleased with some receiver Carson Charvat with 24 Night at Sweetland Stadium. Saugatuck 63, Delton-Kellogg 7 Pittsford 38, Bellevue 0 fumbles this season. things he saw out of this team in receptions worth 302 yards and See FOOTBALL PREVIEW, page 8 Watervliet 48, Decatur 24 Lenawee Christian 56, North Fennville 27, Marcellus 6 Adams 6 Gobles 56, Kalamazoo United 28 Climax-Scotts 51, Bay City All- Lawton 49, Coloma 0 Saints 7 Ollie, Willie perfect again during Week 8 of prep football forecast Today’s Schedule THREE RIVERS — Believe it or against an archrival, a playoff berth 10-1 and Ken I. Callum ended the I. Callum sports a mark of 65-22. not, area high school football and home-field advantage or just week at 9-2. Our four local prep Football teams have reached the final week plain pride. In the overall standings, Willie prognosticators attempt to improve Three Rivers freshmen at Vicksburg, 4:30 p.m. of the regular season. In week No. 8, Willie B. Wrong B. Wrong holds down first at 75-12. their overall records as they take a Three Rivers JV at Vicksburg, 6:15 p.m. There is plenty of incentive as and Ollie The Optimist both tied Ollie The Optimist is second at crack at predicting the outcome area teams take the field this week for first again with a perfect 11-0 73-14 followed by Mae B. Wright and score of games during Week Girls Volleyball whether it’s for bragging rights record. Mae B. Wright finished in third with a 72-15 mark and Ken No. 9. Vicksburg at Three Rivers freshmen, JV, 5 p.m. Vicksburg at Three Rivers varsity, 6 p.m. Willie B. Wrong Ollie The Optimist Ken I. Callum Mae B. Wright Parchment at Centreville, 6:30 p.m. 1. Vicksburg 21, Three Rivers 17 1. Three Rivers 24, Vicksburg 22 1. Three Rivers 28, Vicksburg 27 1. Vicksburg 28, Three Rivers 14 Constantine at Bloomingdale Quad, 5 p.m. 2. Edwardsburg 57, Sturgis 0 2. Edwardsburg 46, Sturgis 14 2. Edwardsburg 45, Sturgis 0 2. Edwardsburg 52, Sturgis 0 Schoolcraft at Fennville Quad, 5 p.m. 3. Dowagiac 33, Paw Paw 17 3. Dowagiac 33, Paw Paw 17 3. Dowagiac 20, Paw Paw 12 3. Dowagiac 21, Paw Paw 13 4. South Haven 40, Allegan 20 4. South Haven 32, Allegan 16 4. South Haven 28, Allegan 6 4. South Haven 27, Allegan 20 Women’s College Volleyball 5. Plainwell 45, Otsego 15 5. Plainwell 45, Otsego 12 5. Plainwell 28, Otsego 6 5. Plainwell 28, Otsego 27 Glen Oaks at Ancilla, 6:30 p.m. 6. Bridgman 55, Centreville 0 6. Bridgman 40, Centreville 0 6. Bridgman 28, Centreville 0 6. Bridgman 30, Centreville 13 7. White Pigeon 32, Colon 19 7. Colon 23, White Pigeon 20 7. Colon 35, White Pigeon 12 7. Colon 34, White Pigeon 7 Boys Soccer 8. Constantine 69, Hartford 12 8. Constantine 50, Hartford 14 8. Constantine 45, Hartford 0 8. Constantine 48, Hartford 6 Division 3 District Semifinals 9. Schoolcraft 41, 9. Schoolcraft 55, 9. Schoolcraft 35, 9. Schoolcraft 56, Three Rivers vs. Niles at Mattawan, 6 p.m. Delton-Kellogg 13 Delton-Kellogg 0 Delton-Kellogg 12 Delton-Kellogg 7 10. Mendon 27, Manistique 20 10. Mendon 30, Manistique 7 10. Mendon 35, Manistique 12 10. Mendon 35, Manistique 0 11. Galesburg-Augusta 37, 11. Galesburg-Augusta 35, 11. Galesburg-Augusta 28, 11. Galesburg-Augusta 27, Marcellus 12 Marcellus 13 Marcellus 27 Marcellus 21 Thursday, October 20, 2016 - 7

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