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VOLUME 110, NUMBER 36 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 75 CENTS ~ 16 PAGES - 3 SUPPLEMENTS Convicted Sanilac sex offender faces charges in recent Tuscola rape
by Tom Montgomery Editor
A Sanilac County resident and convicted sex crime offender remains lodged in the Tuscola County Jail on a $700,000 cash bond after he was formally charged with sexually assaulting and injuring a woman in the parking lot of a Mayville bar and restaurant last weekend. Tuscola County Prosecutor Mark E. Reene authorized the charges Tuesday against Jeffrey Innes Wendorf, 57, of Decker. At the time of Wendorf’s arrest and arraignment, Reene and Tuscola County Sheriff’s Department investigators emphasized the case did not appear to be related to an alleged abduction and assault that was reported a week earlier in Tuscola County’s Wells Township. Two days later, Reene announced that the earlier attack had turned out to be a hoax (see related story, this page). Wendorf is charged with kidnapping, which carries a maximum life term in prison. He is also charged with unlawful imprisonment, a 15-year felony; assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder (felonious Honoring local heroes... assault), a 10-year felony; criminal sexual conduct, second degree, a five- year felony; and aggravated assault, which carries a maximum penalty of CASS CITY Junior-Senior High School students and staff hosted several area one year in jail. veterans Friday morning – Veterans Day – during an annual program at the The case stems from an attack on a 31-year-old female victim during the early morning hours of Nov. 6 in the parking lot at the Sunset school, where the morning began with a flag raising ceremony. The program Bar/Restaurant, 2772 E. Sanilac Rd. Reene said the victim suffered physi - cal injuries during the assault. continued in the gym and included the singing of the Star-Spangled Banner Wendorf was formally arraigned last Wednesday in Tuscola County District and other patriotic songs. Court. “The office of the prosecuting attorney would like to recognize the exem - plary efforts of Detective Scott Jones and Sgt. Michael Mattlin of the Tuscola County Sheriff’s Department as the primary investigators of this case,” Reene stated in a news release issued by his office. Reene acknowledged the timely apprehension of Wendorf, saying surveil - lance video from the business proved invaluable to investigators. “Really good work done by the sheriff’s office – it was a combined effort to com - Please turn to page 8. HOAX Prosecutor: woman fabricated story of abduction and assault
by Tom Montgomery Editor
Investigators say a woman who reported being abducted and sexually assaulted in Tuscola County’s Wells Township Oct. 30 lied. The report was declared a hoax last Wednesday by the Michigan State Police and Tuscola County Prosecutor Mark E. Reene. Reene along with First Lt. Todd Mapes, commander of the Michigan State Police post in Caro, issued a joint news release Thursday, saying the alleged incident was fabri - cated by the alleged victim, an adult female who reported she had been abducted from the area of Riley Road, between Pierce and East Dayton County voter turnout tops 64 percent roads, between 3 and 5 p.m. “The individual indicated she had stopped to assist a stranded motorist and by Tom Montgomery while Democratic challenger Hillary winners included two incumbents. was forced into a vehicle. She further stated she was driven to an unknown Editor Clinton garnered 7,429 votes. The winners included a pair of location and sexually assaulted,” Reene stated. “It should be noted physical Locally, residents decided a four- incumbents – Michael “Mick” Kirn injuries were observed. Tuscola County residents followed way battle for three trustee seats on (560 votes) and Jenny Zawilinski “Since the date of the initial report this matter has remained a top priority the trend of their peers across the the Cass City Village Council. The Please turn to page 7. for the Michigan State Police,” the prosecutor added. “Countless hours and nation in supporting Republican resources have been expended to investigate all information that became Donald Trump as this nation’s next available. Multiple units within the Department became involved with both president during the Tuesday, Nov. 8, Voters fill school board seats obtaining and analyzing evidence.” general election. Reene, who noted the investigation is continuing “as to all the circum - The election saw the highest local by Tom Montgomery stances involved with the false report”, said the woman in question could voter turnout in recent memory – Editor face a felony charge of falsely reporting a felony, which is punishable by up 25,026 citizens or more than 64 per - to four years in prison. cent of the county’s 40,814 regis - Area voters filled a number of school board seats, including a trustee posi - Reene declined to be specific, but indicated the “victim” was looking for tered voters. tion sought by three candidates in the Kingston Community School District, an excuse to avoid some sort of obligation when she told police she had been Tuscola County residents cast a during the Tuesday, Nov. 8, general election. attacked. Michigan State Police investigators used her description of the combined 17,100 votes for Trump, Please turn to page 7. Please turn to page 5. Community Hate crime Thanksgiving Sheriff’s deputies: meal on tap ethnic intimidation
by Tom Montgomery won’t be tolerated Editor Headlines detailing racist, hate Thanksgiving is still another week crimes across the country since away, but you can bet all of the work Donald Trump was elected presi - that goes into feeding a small army dent hit home over the weekend. has been on Scott Mills’ mind for “Deputy Steve Roland is investi - some time already. gating an ethnic intimidation case That’s not to say Mills is panicking. stemming from an incident at a In fact, the area resident is a veteran home on Smith Road in Koylton when it comes to organizing a large Township of Tuscola County,” Thanksgiving dinner, having served Tuscola County Undersheriff Glen as coordinator of Cass City’s Skrent reported Monday morning Community Thanksgiving Dinner on the department’s Facebook page. for the past 25 years or so. “A person of Mexican decent lives A big part of that responsibility is there. When they awoke Saturday lining up an adequate crew to cook, morning…they found many boxes set up, clean up and put away, and taped together, blocking their drive - Mills is quick to say he isn’t in the way,” Skrent said. “The wording habit of turning down volunteers, THE PERSON or persons behind a hate crime targeting a Koylton Township resident was about Donald Trump taking especially when he typically antici - over the weekend taped boxes together with racist comments and used them to block back America and Mexicans suck. pates preparing and serving enough They also found a doll made of bal - food for roughly 250 people. the driveway. The victim also found a doll made of balloons and hanging nearby, and loons hanging nearby and vulgar “As always, I’m open to volunteers, vulgar graffiti painted on the driveway. Please turn to page 5. Please turn to page 4. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Owen-Gage announces students of the month The focus for Owen-Gage’s stu - dent who is a productive citizen is Lopez, twelfth grade (senior stu - dents of the month for October is actively involved in school and com - dent), son of Marco and Irene Lopez. being a “Productive Citizen”. A stu - munity organizations, conducts Special recognition goes to the themself appropriately in and out of “Senior Student of the Month”, class, and displays open-mindedness Marco Lopez. Marco participated in when confronted with diversities. football his freshman year in Texas. He or she also has an awareness of As a junior at Owen-Gage, he was local and global issues and concerns. enrolled in the Informational Management System program at the Huron Area Technical Center. Marco will be returning to his high school in Pampa, Texas, to graduate. He plans to attend Clarendon Community College in Pampa, Texas, to pursue a career in welding.
!$ Karsyn Gruelm ! ! & % % Sierra Mascorro &$ ( &' % The following students have been - '% ((!%$" , +#( chosen: Karsyn Gruehn, fifth grade # '! ') # (elementary level), daughter of - ' ('!&)!%$( !"" Nathan and Kamryn Gruehn; Kevin $! (# + - ' ( " )!%$ % '# ( Lopez, sixth grade (junior high level), son of Marco and Irene - "" ),& ( % %$))( Lopez; Sierra Mascorro, ninth grade - %"!$ ! %"( (high school level), daughter of ### Audrey Mascorro; and Marco Marco Lopez - "(( ( ' &!' " $ ! () ' %" ) - "* '%(( ..&')!!&$) Family surprises & Merchant for her $ !% ) *!) ! "" & ! Kevin Lopez 87th birthday !% ) # "" #& On Sunday, October 30, a surprise % - ' ( " )!%$ % '# ( party with 20 family members and - "" ),& ( % %$))( friends gathered at Northwood - %"!$ ! %"( Meadows to celebrate Joan D. Merchant’s 87th birthday. - "(( ( ' &!' - "* '%(( ..&')!!&$) To celebrate, there was a special Halloween reading by the guest of honor while everyone enjoyed soup, sandwiches, cake and ice cream. Joan also received many cards in the mail from friends and family wishing her a happy birthday. Next year’s birthday celebration is already being planned. Joan D. Merchant Owen-Gage announces honor students The following students have been 7th Grade: named to the 1st marking period Madelyn Haldane* and Moneé $" honor roll for Owendale-Gagetown Schember. Schools. 8th Grade: ! # Boyd Evans*, Clay Evans*, 3rd Grade: Jameson McKnight*, Hunter Meier, Leslie Healy and McKenzie Baker*, Aviah Bergren, Libby Ondrajka* and Alivia Eli Dubs-Peterson, Chloe Fritz, Roehrig. Brian Seeley Aubrey Hellebuyck*, Brooklyn 9th Grade: Hunt, Izabela Matuszak, Logan Branden Fritz, Carley Haldane*, Ms. Leslie Healy and Mr. Brian Mihacsi, Alan Sagash*, Kennedy Chentel Hill*, Chase Howard, Seeley would like to announce their Selden*, David Siens and Anastacia Kaitlyn LaCroix, Sierra Mascorro* engagement. Torrez. and Andrew Roemer. Leslie is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. 4th Grade: Larry and Carol (Russell) Healy of JoAnn Baker*, Raven Griswold, 10th Grade: Caro. Danielle Hunt*, Lucas McKnight, Jade Androl*, Cordell Clarkson, Brian is the son of the late Mr. Sophia Siens, Lucio Torrez*, Lily Austin Coryell, Matthew Fritz*, Charles “Buzz” Seeley and Mrs. Willerton* and Natalie Wood. Megan Fritz* and Carlee Rievert*. Roberta (Slieff) Seeley. They were engaged on December 4, 5th Grade: 11th Grade: 2015 at Shrimpys where they met. Addison Bach, Shelby Bowers*, Emalee Bach, Natasha Dubs*, A May 20, 2017 wedding is being Joshua Dubs*, Karsyn Gruehn*, Aaron Fahrner*, Madyson Fuerst, planned in Cass City with a recep - Isaac Miller*, Lillieyannah Sagash, Morgan Ondrajka*, Luke Retford*, tion to follow in Caro. Conner Snear and Hannah Wood. Kaitlynn Ross, Zane Schember, Derek Vincent and Alyson Witzke. 6th Grade: 12th Grade: Allison Haldane*, Amber Haldane*, David Binder, Abby Jeffery, Dylan Dagon LaCroix, Kevin Lopez, Erin McFadden*, Cara Morrish* and Morrish, Emily Schultz and Gage Jacob Warack*. Witzke. *Denotes all A’s. Library hosts senior movies Rawson Memorial District Library in Cass City is hosting its next Senior Citizen Movies Friday, Nov. 18, at 1:30 p.m. Films slated to be shown are: *”Secrets of Noah’s Ark” — In 1948, a British pilot acquired a clay tablet inscribed with an intriguing ! - *)% - %# ancient inscription telling the legend of Enki who warns a Sumerian king *(!$ (( - ") named Atra-Hasis of a flood that would destroy mankind. But this leg - $)( end describes a boat very different from the traditional image of the $ $ " $ % $ " Ark. Join NOVA as a team of historians " $ "# !% "% and expert boat builders investigates this flood legend and sets out to !$ ) (( !), rebuild a tantalizing, ancient fore - runner of the Ark (60 minutes). *”Vienna and the Danube” — For centuries, Vienna was the crown jewel of the rich and powerful Habsburg Empire. A century after that empire’s fall, the Viennese appreciate their imperial legacy as a cultural wellspring — and an excuse to live in style. Join Rick Steves as he takes in the city’s wealth of elegant gardens, great art and fine music. Then explore the city’s surroundings, with a trip along the romantic Danube River and a hike through the breath - takingly Baroque Melk Abbey (30 minutes). Refreshments will be served. This older adult program is offered free of charge. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 PAGE THREE Drier Humor by Mary Drier
Fast facts on FAST
The Michigan Department of Health and Human in the U.S. I’m one. I was very lucky I knew about the Services (MDHHS) designated Oct. 29 as national FAST warning signs and sought medical treatment Clarke Haire Tom Montgomery World Stroke Day. fast. According to their press release, there are 17 million This column is to reinforce the understanding of Publisher Editor stroke victims worldwide each year. In the United FAST to check if a stroke is happening. Because I States and Michigan, stroke is the fifth leading cause knew the stroke facts of FAST, I’m here today, healthy of death and a major cause of disability. The desig - and able to write. Hopefully this information on FAST nated day and campaign was established to raise will help someone else. awareness and to educate residents about ways to More of us winning recognize, prevent and treat stroke. In one way or another, my life has played out in newspapers. I’ve written a column on and off for “battle of the bulge” about 30 years – columns that have offered glimpses Rabbit Tracks of my life, family, pets, area happenings, and more. by Clarke Haire Besides my column, various areas of my life have Many of us have a difficult time making friends with been reported in newspapers; my birth, graduation, engagement, marriage, widowhood, marriage, my (And anyone else he can our bathroom scale, but more and more Michiganders son’s birth announcement, divorce, the death of my get to help) are winning the battle of the bulge – good news, thanks son in Iraq, and my house fire. to programs such as the state’s Wellness 4 x 4 Plan. Because of that, the press release about strokes was of personal interest for me. I had a stroke a year ago. A little of this and that from a In fact, Michigan has made significant progress over I was very, very lucky that is was only a mild one and the last few years, with childhood and adult obesity lev - had little impact on my health and daily activities. day on the Muskegon River. eling off, moving from the fifth to the 16th most obese I hesitated about putting this information in a col - umn for the world to read, but it helped me. Yep, last week was my annual journey to fish the state in the nation. A stroke occurs when the blood supply to any part Mighty Mo for steelhead near Newaygo. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services of the brain is disrupted. Without blood, brain cells Wednesday’s weather was near perfect with tem - (MDHHS) officials recently released its Michigan can be damaged or die. A stroke can affect one’s peratures in the mid 50s, a calm wind, and partly Health and Wellness 4 x 4 Plan Progress Report 2012 – body — mobility, speech, or both. It can also be fatal. sunny sky. The fishing was wonderful also as my Stroke is a complex medical issue, but there are fishing partner and I hooked eight fish and 2015, which summarizes Michigan’s progress to pre - ways to significantly reduce its impact. Recognizing remarkably netted each of the river’s crown jew - vent and control obesity, reduce chronic disease, and the signs of stroke early, treating it as a medical els. build a stronger, healthier Michigan. emergency and access to specialized stroke care can substantially improve outcomes. It did for me. ********** Gov. Rick Snyder tasked the MDHHS with addressing Writing about stroke and the FAST check list for the the issue of obesity, one of the state’s most pressing newspapers game me an understanding of the issue. Of the eight fish we landed, four were in the 10- health issues, with two-thirds of Michigan adults and When I started kind of feeling “a little off”, I didn’t pound range according to Captain Kyle of Great think much about it as I also have occasional bouts of Lakes Guide Service. All of the fish caught were one-third of children either being overweight or obese. vertigo on and off. Vertigo is a condition that causes chrome in color. And according to our skipper, a “Despite positive efforts that are making a change, dizziness and balance issues. When my stroke start - big push of fish is still on the way as Lake obesity continues to be a public health risk in ed, I thought I was just having a vertigo attack, but Michigan’s water temperature is still on the warm then I wasn’t sure, so I went through the FAST check side for this time of year. Michigan,” said Snyder. “Many Michiganders spend a list of the signs of a stroke. FYI, five hours on the water with Captain Kyle in good portion of our day at work and school. We need to FAST check: a customized jet boat cost $325 and includes a make sure these places are making the healthy choice *Face - Is there facial weakness or drooping on one grilled lunch. side of the face. the easy choice for children and adults.” *Arm – Is there arm weakness or difficultly moving ********** The report outlines the $1.7 million in state funds and either arm. the $3.5 million earned in federal grants that have *Speech – Is it difficult to talk or is speech slurred. I have used many techniques to fish for steelhead *Time – Getting help fast is important to save a life over the years including casting plugs, centerpin helped the 4 x 4 Plan reach two million children and and in recovery. bobber fishing, chuck and duck fly fishing and adults in Michigan’s communities. As I continued to feel that something was wrong, I back bouncing. We were back bouncing small The 4 x 4 Plan promotes prevention through healthy did the FAST check list. At first I could do it all of spawn bags holding 4-5 eggs last week. the things on the list, but shortly thereafter some of Says Captain Kyle: While this technique has been diet, regular exercise, avoiding tobacco, regular physi - the issues to watch for showed up. around for years, we have refined it by using cal exams, and encourages the tracking of blood pres - The ACW Ambulance out of Unionville was called a kicker motor to slip the current while bouncing sure, cholesterol, blood glucose and body weight to take me to Hills and Dales General Hospital. There your offering on and off the bottom. This keeps (BMI). is a special drug that can be given within a certain your bait in the strike zone and in the face of the time frame when having a stroke. The “clot busting” fish. This method covers miles of river and is very These prevention efforts have been supported by three drug can only be used within a few hours of the onset easy to learn and puts a ton of fish in the boat. major initiatives: a multi-media public awareness cam - of a stroke. I received the drug just within the allot - paign, the work of local coalition communities to ted time. The drug is credited for greatly helping with ********** my recovery. improve opportunities to access healthy food and safe There are more than seven million stroke survivors So did you know that the Muskegon River has its places for physical activity, and the 4 x 4 Partnership, headwaters in Houghton Lake in Roscommon County, flowing out of the North Bay into neigh - which promotes healthy workplaces and wellness at boring Missaukee County and finally, after 225 work. miles, into Lake Michigan? Or that the river – the “Most people in the workforce spend half their day second longest in Michigan - is defined as a tail - and consume nearly half their daily calories at work,” water fishery? Can you tell me what makes a river a tailwater fishery? Here’s a hint: a tailwater fish - said Nick Lyon, director of the MDHHS. “I am glad to ery never freezes. see 4 x 4 Partners leading the way by making changes Well, according to one source, tailwater is at their own workplaces and promoting proven strate - defined as being the water below a dam or other hydroelectric facility that is subject to changes in gies elsewhere across the state to make it easier for flow cause by varying water release rates. Michigan workers to make a healthier choice while at The Cass City Class dismissed. their job.” More than 34,000 Michigan adults have taken the MI Chronicle ********** Healthier Tomorrow pledge to live a healthier lifestyle at www.michigan.gov/mihealthiertomorrow. Those who welcomes letters take the pledge receive free healthy lifestyle kits and to the editor . Okay, I shared my ongoing support messages via email and text message. passion and to the Letters must include the writer’s name, right is a photo of my We know that local students are eating healthier these address and telephone number. The latter trophy catch. Now days, thanks to a host of changes implemented by the I’m asking deer is in case it is necessary to call for verifi - hunters to do the Cass City Public Schools Food Service Department. cation, but won’t be used in the newspa - We applaud those efforts, but we also encourage all of same. Send me a per. Names will be withheld from publi - email with your the moms and dads, aunts and uncles and grandparents prize deer and I’ll in our area to take pledge, too, and work towards a cation upon request, for an adequate rea - make sure to share it healthier lifestyle, including eating right and exercis - son. The Chronicle reserves the right to with our outdoor edit letters for length and clarity. enthusiasts. ing. Use the address: Those sorts of habits can not only add up to a longer clarke@ccchroni - life, but also serve as a great example for our kids. We will not publish thank you letters of a cle.net and please don’t forget to pro - To learn more about Michigan’s health and wellness specific nature, for instance, from a club vide a few details of efforts, and for additional tools and resources, visit thanking merchants who donated prizes interest for our read - www.michigan.gov/healthymichigan. for a raffle. ers. Best of luck, folks!
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by Tom Montgomery Editor 5 YEARS AGO (2011) Leesburg, Fla., and was a Florida to coincide with that taken by the vil - resident for 13 years, has returned to lage council legalizing the Cass City Sixty-three people recently donated make her home in Cass City. She is and Elkland Township Public I’m bringing this column back because Thanksgiving is just a little over a blood at a drive sponsored by the currently with her sister, Mrs. Neva Library as a district library, as week away, and because I really enjoy preparing our family’s feast each Hills and Dales General Hospital Greenleaf, while waiting for her required by law. Appointments of year. Auxiliary and VFW Post 3644, Cass apartment to be ready for occupancy. Library board members representing And, because the faithful readers of this column (both of them) asked me City. Receiving one-gallon pins were Patricia Ann Janisch, Port Huron, the township were made: Mrs. John to. Melvin Schlabach and Raymond and Paul Joseph Walsh, Ubly, were Zinnecker, two-year term, and Mrs. Now, I’m no chef, but I’ve managed to earn a pretty decent reputation in Byler; 5-gallon pin, Larry Wood; 6- united in marriage recently at St. Charles Tuckey, four-year term. the kitchen since my wife left me to fend for myself when she returned to gallon pin, Michael Thompson. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Argyle. Sunday a new church library at the school to earn her nursing credentials several years ago. Mary Ann Kempf, Daniel Kurtz and Rev. Gerald Kukla performed the Methodist Church officially opened. My specialties? Nothing fancy, really, but marinated pork loin grilled to Norman Miller were first-time double-ring candlelight ceremony. A Checking out a book is Mrs. Grant perfection and served with mashed potatoes and pork gravy, along with donors. unity candle, lavender and white Hutchinson. Members of the congre - sautéed asparagus is among my wife’s favorites. Tuscola County resident Jonathan lilies, candelabra and a garland deco - gation responsible for the new Another is my Thanksgiving turkey. Findlay was recently presented with rated the altar. Mr. and Mrs. Robert church facility are Mrs. Howard I don’t know how many other guys out there are the chief cooks and bottle the Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) Janisch, Deckerville, and Mr. and Rexin, Chairman Mrs. Malvina washers in their households, although I’ve heard stories about some hus - 2011 Young Farmer Achievement Mrs. W. Joseph Walsh, Ubly, are par - Howarth, Mrs. Richard Drews, Mrs. bands whose culinary skills put me to shame, with their homemade this and Award. Part of his prize package is a ents of the couple. Margaret Haire and Mrs. Alton made-from-scratch that. lease on a Kubota tractor, courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Franks of Cass Mark. The opening was highlighted I didn’t spend much time in the kitchen until Deb went back to school, and the Kubota Tractor Corporation. City announce the engagement of by a reception following the regular I might have avoided it altogether if I had known then what I know now Schneeberger’s honors Cass City’s their daughter, Sheryl Lynn, to worship service. (once you take on a job, it’s yours, pal), because I also took a crash course Carley Hendrick as their first winter Donald Koepfgen of Cass City. He is Guests in the John West home in laundry and dishes right around the same time. Athlete of the Week award winner in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sunday and Monday morning were But you know what? I quickly found that I love to cook, in spite of 2011. Hendrick paced the Lady Red Maharg of Cass City. A June 19, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schweitzer of all the mistakes I learned along the way. I’m not just talking about throw - Hawks to a pair of non-conference 1982, wedding is planned. St. Thomas, Ont. They left here to ing a couple steaks or some chicken on the grill (although I still enjoy cook - victories last week over Harbor The Owendale-Gagetown Board of attend a wedding in Bay City. ing both that way. What guy doesn’t?). I Google recipes with the best ama - Beach and Caro, finishing with team Education has selected Michelle Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. teur cooks around. Okay, so I don’t always follow every instruction; I enjoy scoring honors in both contests. Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeil Sunday were Mr. and experimenting, even though I pay a little more attention to the details as my Against the Pirates, Hendrick Frank Schwartz Jr. of Gagetown, as Mrs. Eugene Dike and sons, Mr. and spice cupboard has filled to capacity and then some over the years. recorded 14 points, 4 rebounds and student of the month for October. Mrs. Earl Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Anyway, I was wandering around the Internet for some crock pot lasagna one blocked shot during a 32-26 win. Miss Schwartz, a senior, has been Charles Simmons and daughters of dish ideas some years ago when I happened upon an Alton Brown recipe for The senior forward had a similar active through all four years in high Deckerville, Mrs. Evelyn MacKay, brining a turkey that I really love, in part because it’s difficult to mess this effort against the Tigers, recording school. She has participated in the Mr. and Mrs. Richard McNeil and one up. And, again, I don’t use each and every suggested ingredient or fol - 14 points on a 5-for-8 effort from the basketball and softball programs, Mrs. Judith O’Harris. low the instructions by the letter. But the result has been the juiciest turkey field. Hendrick added 3 assists in was president of Future Seven Boy Scouts and Scout ever, and without basting. Cass City’s 43-27 decision. Homemakers of America in her jun - Leader Jim Ware and Vic Guernsey According to the experts, brining works because the salt in the brining solu - ior year and on yearbook and news - went to the Shiawassee National tion changes the structure of the muscle tissues in the meat, allowing it to 10 YEARS AGO (2006) paper staffs. She is currently a mem - Wildlife Refuge in north-central swell and absorb water and flavorings. It also breaks down the proteins, ber of the Business and Office Saginaw County Saturday, Nov. 12. resulting in a more tender turkey. Lauren Hudson, 17, of Cass City, a Education Club. She is also treasurer The boys took a five-mile hike It’s not unlike rubbing some kosher salt and garlic into just about any steak member of the Cass City High of the St. Agatha youth group and through the refuge and saw many to make it nearly as tender as a filet mignon (just remember to rinse the meat School Marching Band, will spend teaches a pre-school class at the ducks, geese and deer. Scouts who off after an hour and pat the meat dry before cooking). the coming summer touring and per - church. Upon graduation, Miss went included Scott Guernsey, Craig In the case of turkey, in spite of the loss of moisture during the long roast - forming across the country with the Schwartz plans to attend Delta Guernsey, Bruce Esheiman, Ron ing process, the end result is a juicer bird. Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps. Her College, where she will enter the Hendrick, Mike Strickland, Eldon I prepare the brine the day before cooking, mixing one cup of Kosher salt, last stop will be in August, when she registered nursing program. Stilson and John Asher. Scoutmaster a half-cup of light brown sugar and a gallon of vegetable or chicken stock in will perform with the corps during Jim Ware announced that the follow - a large pot. I bring the mixture to a boil. Then cool to room temperature and the Drum Corps International World 40 YEARS AGO (1976) ing scouts will receive awards at the refrigerate. Championships at the Rose Bowl in Wednesday meeting: John Asher, Later, I pour the solution into a five-gallon bucket along with some ice, and Pasadena, Calif. Jeff Prieskorn, previously an all Star rank, and Mike Strickland, I place the bird into the bucket breast side down. I soak the bird for eight to Barbara Crow-Hendrick has the Thumb B Conference golf team Graydon Spencer and Dan Caister, 16 hours, but another hour (or three or five) won’t hurt anything. Just keep sort of energetic, outgoing personali - member, was named to the Blue second class badge. The Explorer the water icy cold to ensure a safe-to-eat bird! ty that television game show produc - Water all-star team by the Port Scouts and guests went on a hayride After that, it’s just a matter of roasting your turkey the way you normally ers look for when seeking out con - Huron Times-Herald. to the scout cabin recently. do. If you don’t have a meat thermometer, get one – it’s perhaps the best testants. But the Cass City woman A Michigan lottery ticket helped put Refreshments were served. investment I’ve ever made in the kitchen, and it pays off huge dividends figures that it was her line of work, Bernard Pilarski, Cass City, into with just about any dish you prepare. not her personality, that recently semi-final competition for possibly a Oh, and don’t forget to let your turkey set for 15 minutes or so before you landed her on stage in a CBS studio six-figure prize. Pilarski is insured of 75 YEARS AGO (1941) carve it (that allows the meat to absorb some of the juices in the roasting in California, next to legendary at least $2,000 during next Monday’s pan). “Price is Right” host Bob Barker. In drawing. Pvt. Clare Ballagh, who is stationed Give it a try and, perhaps, you might find cooking doesn’t have to be a the end, Crow-Hendrick walked Martin Stapleton, Gagetown, at Chanute Field at Rantoul, Illinois, chore. away with some $8,000 in prizes and helped make medical history last came Saturday to spend two days at Now, if I could just drum up the same sort of enthusiasm when it comes to memories that will last a lifetime. week at Hills and Dales General his parental home near Ubly. If Mrs. laundry and dishes. Several Cass City seniors were Hospital when he underwent the first Maude Wayne of Cass City should named among the Greater Thumb pacemaker implant operation ever receive a letter from her son, West best football players as judged performed at the facility. He is Anthony, now in Iceland, with cer - by league coaches. Named to the shown at Provincial House with tain phrases or sentences deleted Assault complaint was a hoax GTW first team all conference offen - nurse’s aide Pam Heinsman. from his correspondence, it might sive squad were Red Hawks Brad Miss Sally Doerr, whose marriage possibly be the work of Lieut. Ferris Continued from page one. Severance, guard; Micah Randall, to Gary Barnes will take place Nov. Kercher, also of this place, who has alleged attacker to create a sketch of the “suspect” that was subsequently back; and Dereck Halasz, end. On 20, was guest of honor Saturday been named one of the official cen - disseminated to the media. defense, Halasz, at linebacker and evening at a miscellaneous bridal sors at that outpost. Anthony Wayne “I think the motivation here…she had certain obligations and commitments Derek Ricker, at back, were Cass shower at the home of her aunt, Mrs. enlisted in the United States Army a over that weekend and was trying to come up with an explanation as to why City’s lone first team choices. Richard Thorp near Caro. Co-host - year ago. Addresses of local young she wasn’t at a particular place when she was supposed to be,” he said. Cass City was well represented esses were the bride-elect’s sister, men in the camps are: Pvt. Emerson Reene lauded what he described as the “extraordinary efforts of the among the Greater Thumb West all Mrs. Cass Stuba of Detroit and her L. Rose, Com. A, 85th Bn., Camp Michigan State Police in conducting this investigation and reaching a defin - conference basketball teams as grandmother, Mrs. Lela Wright of Roberts, California. Henry R. itive conclusion so the public can expeditiously be informed of its results. selected by league coaches. Red Caro. More than 20 guests attended Hulburt, Btry B, 26th Bn., 9th Reg., “The office of the prosecuting attorney also wishes to recognize the efforts Hawks Emily Schinnerer and from Detroit, Lapeer, Whitmore F. A. Training Center, Fort Sill, of ABC 12 and specifically news reporter Terry Camp for the professional Courtney Rabideau were chosen to Lake, Ypsilanti, Bay City, Oklahoma. courtesies that were extended during the investigation that significantly con - the GTW first team, while Sara Kawkawlin, Hess Lake, Caro and tributed to its resolution,” he added. Meeker received second team hon - Cass City. Robert Keating, a senior, is presi - In spite of the frustration inherent in spending hundreds of hours and a sig - ors. The United Methodist Church in dent of the Student Council here. nificant amount of money investigating a crime that didn’t occur, Reene Chemical Bank, Cass City, earned Caro was the setting for the wedding Vera Lounsbury, a junior, was cho - pointed out that area law enforcement officials again proved why they con - bragging rights for the best chili in ceremony of Debra Loomis and sen vice president, and Mildred tinue to play a vital role in keeping Tuscola County communities safe the village and the best commercial Henry Cooklin. Rev. Eldred Kelley Littler, a sophomore, secretary-treas - throughout the year. parade float during Cass City’s officiated at the 6 p.m. double-ring, urer. Other representatives are “The process worked here – it worked the way you want it to,” said Reene, Christmas in the Village celebration candlelight ceremony, Saturday, Oct. Elayne Brown, 12th grade; Ed Doerr, who explained the investigators immediately went to work searching for a over the weekend 23. llth; Grant Little, 10th; Jeanne Profit suspect once a crime was reported, then continued following up on leads and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas VanAllen and and Jim Champion, 9th; Billy additional information until the incident was resolved. 25 YEARS AGO (1991) family had as Sunday dinner guests, Benkelman, 8th. In a time when police agencies are under siege almost daily in courts of Mrs. Cheryl Egres of Waterford and Mrs. Ernest Campbell of Bad Axe, public opinion across the country, Reene continued, “I can’t say enough Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fay of Pontiac Mrs. Genevieve VanAllen and Mrs. 100 YEARS AGO (1916) about (our) law enforcement. If people just take a step back and see the spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and daughter, work that is being done by these officers – they deserve appreciation. Gaylord LaPeer. Georgia. The Thompsons will leave For the first time in its history, Cass They’re doing exemplary, excellent work. Mary Damm, Carmen Damm and Nov. 12 for Florida. Mrs. Ronald City had a representative on Fielding “Our community is well served and benefits each and every day from these Nancy Frederick of Caro visited Tim VanAllen of Royal Oak will be driv - H. Yost’s varsity eleven at Ann dedicated and tireless efforts.” and Susan Wooster in Flint Saturday. ing them there. Arbor. Clifford Gracey, a resident of Connie Schneeberger of Cass City An open house marking the 50th Cass City and well known here is a member of the Community wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. because of the remarkable athletic Outreach Cabinet at Taylor Irl Coltson of Kingston will be held ability he displayed while a member Sheriff’s deputies University, Upland, Ind., for the Sunday, Nov. 20, given by their chil - of the local high school’s various 1991-1992 school year. Connie is the dren. The couple were married Jan. teams, not only was a regular guard investigating hate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 16, 1927, at Kingston. They have on the University of Michigan grid - Schneeberger and is a graduate of two children, Ronald Coltson and iron team, but he played so well dur - crime in Koylton Cass City High School. She is major - Mrs. Patricia Innes, both of Marlette. ing the grueling season just ended ing in social work and is a junior at The couple also has 10 grandchil - that he has made himself a great Taylor. favorite with the 6,000 student fans. Continued from page one. dren. Floyd and Ida Wiles will be cele - Patric Ludwig, President of the graffiti spray painted on their drive - brating their 50th wedding anniver - Michigan Hospital Association, Miss Ruth E. Striffler, daughter of way. sary. They were married Nov. 27, spoke to approximately 300 persons Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Striffler of “This is a crime,” Skrent said. 1941. The Wiles have 4 children and who gathered for Thursday night’s Argyle, was married Wednesday, “This sort of thing will not be toler - 4 grandchildren. Their family will be Hills and Dales Hospital fund drive Nov. 22, to William H. Moreton of ated.” holding an open house for them Nov. kick-off dinner held at Colony Detroit. The ceremony was per - Anyone with information related to 24 at the Sutton Sunshine United House. Ludwig lauded the local formed at 7:30 p. m. at St. Andrew’s the crime is encouraged to contact DOLL left hanging at Methodist Church. effort to raise $500,000 for needed Episcopal church in Detroit, the Deputy Roland at (989) 673-8161 Koylton Township home hospital improvements. bride was becomingly gowned in a (ext. 4056). over the weekend. 35 YEARS AGO (1981) Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer, Mr. suit of blue checked velour and car - Horse power — Walt Putnam of and Mrs. Ernie Cameron, Bill ried a bouquet of Cecil Brunner Knoblet Road more than doubled his Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr, roses and violets. Mr. and Mrs. power to pull a double-bottom plow Jamie and Jeff, and Mr. and Mrs. Moreton will make their home in by hitching up seven horses. Five of Curtis Cleland were Saturday Detroit where the groom is the horses, used in summer for evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry employed. They are already nicely pulling events are his; the others Cleland and family for a retirement situated at 327 Merrick Ave. Mrs. belong to Dennis Englehart of party for Lynn Spencer. After an Moreton is well known among Cass Gagetown. The seven-horse hitch evening of recreation, a lunch was City people. She attended the high can plow four acres per day. Riding served. Mr. Spencer was presented school here, graduating from that plows usually used three horses, with a gift. institution. Since that time, she has good for two acres per day. Putnam been engaged in the teaching profes - was plowing Friday off Dodge Road, 50 YEARS AGO (1966) sion, a greater part of the time in the south of Kelly. In a meeting of the Elkland town - western states. Mr. Moreton is an Irene Stafford, who has been in ship board Nov. 8, action was taken expert automobile salesman. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Huron Co. 4-Hers recognized
The Huron County 4-H Leaders’ said Kari VerEllen, 4-H administra - Gardeners Association 4-H Association, in cooperation with tive assistant for MSU Extension – Gardening Awards went to Lauren MSU Extension, recently hosted its Huron County. Aymen, Thomas Graf, Andrea Grifka annual 4-H Fall Family Social. The program began with a welcome and Abby Hales. The Thumb About 107 4-H adult and teen lead - from 4-H Council President Mary Anesthesia 4-H Fine Arts Award was ers, youth members, their families Aymen. The 2016-17 4-H Senior presented to Morgan Gust; and the and Friends of 4-H gathering for the Ambassadors — Addy Battel, Thumb Anesthesia 4-H Yarn and Nov. 6 event in Kinde. Lauren Gillig and Macy Knoblock Thread Award went to Abby Hales. Huron County 4-H members were — led everyone in the pledge to the recognized for their outstanding American flag and the 4-H Pledge, Individual winners of county proj - work in project areas, competitive while the invocation was given by 4- ect medals, based primarily on activities, and leadership roles in the H Junior Ambassador Royce achievements in the past year, were Huron County 4-H Youth Program. Daskam. presented to the following: All 4-H JUNIOR Ambassador (from left) Royce “Our amazing adult 4-H leaders 4-H teen leaders Lauren Gillig, Achievement – Addy Battel; received recognition for their count - Addy Battel, Macy Knoblock and Citizenship – Lauren Aymen, Addy Daskam, 4-H Senior Ambassador Addy Battel and less hours of dedication and work Pearl Daskam gave a presentation Battel and Grant Geiger; Clothing 4-H Council President Mary Aymen were among volunteering for the development of highlighting their experiences and Textiles (Sewing for Fun) – youth. ‘Thank yous’ also went to the through 4-H programs such as 4-H Grant Geiger; Collections – Grant the presenters during the Huron County 4-H many incredible individuals and Exploration Days at MSU, State 4-H Geiger; Gardening and Horticulture businesses who have so generously Award Program, Thumb Area 4-H – Lauren Aymen; Goats – Royce Leaders’ Association annual 4-H Fall Family supported the Huron County 4-H Camp, and the World Food Prize Daskam; Horses – Morgan Gust; Social. Youth Programs over the past year,” Global Youth Institute Event in Des Leadership – Addy Battel; Plant Moines, Iowa. Science/Field Crops – Abigail Guza; “The Huron County 4-H Council Poultry – Addy Battel and Abigail also held their eighth annual 4-H Guza; Sheep – Pearl Daskam; silent auction,” VerEllen noted. Veterinary Science – Addy Battel; “More than $600 was raised through and Wood Science – Morgan Gust. the efforts of (many) 4-H supporters Certificates were awarded to the fol - who so generously donated items for lowing youth for their Best Report: this worthwhile event. Best Report 9 Year Olds – Dori “The Huron County 4-H Leaders Battel; Best Report 11 Year Olds – Association truly appreciates these Royce Daskam and Abigail Guza. awesome area businesses, 4-H clubs, Recognition and certificates were 4-H families, and individuals for given to 2016 4-H Council their wonderful contributions,” she Scholarship recipients Jacob Aymen, added. “All proceeds will go toward Elizabeth Booms, Alexandria Camp scholarships to 4-H Exploration and Brianna Hunsanger. Days, Citizenship Washington Recognition and certificates were Focus, 4-H Capitol Experience, also handed out to the 2016 4-H Thumb Area 4-H Camp, 4-H work - Proud Equestrian Program partici - shops at the Kettunen Center in pants – Asher Battel, Steven Tustin, etc.” Christner, Brooke Depcinski, Heather Fisher, Catrina Jordan, During the individual recognition Paige Kozfkay, Breanna Long, Amy 4-H TEENS (from left) Pearl Daskam, Macy Knoblock, Addy Battel and portion of the afternoon’s program, Marker, Ashley Samuelson, Leach Lauren Gillig, and 4-H Council President Mary Aymen, addressed the crowd acknowledgement was given to the Schwartz, Blake Slater, Faith and 2016-17 Huron County 4-H Senior Lea VanTifflin, Travis Volk and of more than 100 people gathered for the annual Huron County 4-H Fall Ambassadors – Addy Battel, Lauren Kaylee Zack. Gillig and Macy Knoblock; 4-H The 2016 State 4-H Horse Show Family Social. Junior Ambassador Royce Daskam; participants were also recognized and 4-H Cloverbud Ambassadors and received certificates – Danika Revaleeta Bays-Kramer, Cameron Focken, Casey and Marissa Marz, Finkle-Susalla, Waverly Hagen, Ava and Amanda Nugent. Recognition Morell, Abbygail Plester, Sydney was also given to Addy Battel for Protzman, Ellexia Puvalowski, being the 2016 State 4-H Junior Taleisha Tageson, Madalyn and Individual Award winner in Birds Rylan Tenbusch and Ethan Yackle. and Poultry Science; and to Macy The Independent Bank 4-H Knoblock for being the Huron Clothing awards were presented to County recipient of the State 4-H Mary Burk Jeanna Bischer, Trinity Franzel and Group Award winner for Thumb Grant Geiger. The Hessling Area 4-H Camp (Huron, Sanilac, St. Mary Mildred Burk, 89, formerly of Cass City, died Wednesday, November 9, 2016 in Regency Manor Nursing Construction, LLC, Woodworking Clair and Tuscola counties). and Rehabilitation Center, Utica. awards were presented to Krista Huron County youth who partici - She was born July 10, 1927 in Center Line to Clinton and Iva (Scribner) Johns. Geiger, Morgan Klosowski and pated in the 2016 4-H Youth Dairy She married Alfred C. Burk April 5, 1947 in Cass City. Morgan Gust. The HarJo’s Ben Days at MSU were also recognized – Mary and Alfred loved to travel and camp with other members of trailer clubs. They bowled together in church Franklin 4-H Arts and Crafts Award Addy Battel, Dori Battel, Evelyn leagues. Mary enjoyed crocheting and needlework. She was happiest spending time with her children, grandchil - went to Abby Hales. The Jean Daskam, Katrina Gentner, Kendall dren and great-grandchildren. Ferriby 4-H Ceramic Award was pre - Gentner and Victoria Gentner. Pearl Mary is survived by her children: Alfred L. (Sue) Burk of Ubly, Robert C. (Linda) Burk of Sterling Heights and sented to Morgan Gust; and the Daskam was recognized for being Loretta Webster of Washington; grandchildren: Tiffany (Kevin) Jacobson, Kimberlee Galazka, Aaron (Lisa) Burk, Linda Schumacher 4-H selected to represent Michigan 4-H Matthew Galazka and Kelly Sontag; great-grandchildren: Michael Burk, Michelle Sontag and Olivia Galazka. Scrapbooking Award went to and attend the 2016 World Food She was preceded in death by her sisters: Frances Brookins, Viola Burk and LaBonnie David. Maegan Drabek. Prize Global Youth Institute Event in Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Friday, November 18, in Kranz Funeral Home, Cass City. A grave - Receiving recognition for the Des Moines, Iowa, in October. side service will be held at 12:00 p.m. Friday, November 18, in Elkland Township Cemetery, Cass City with Sam Moments Captured 4-H Photography The following 4-H leaders received Leppert, Funeral Service Celebrant officiating. awards were Morgan Zurek and recognition and appreciation for Memorials may be made to the Family Discretionary Fund. Family and friends may share memories, prayers and Nolan Murray; Portrait Expressions years of outstanding service to the stories with the family at www.kranzfuneralhome.com. 4-H Photography Award went to Huron County 4-H Youth Program: Arrangements were made by Kranz Funeral Home of Cass City. Julius Errer; TSS Photography 4-H five-year leaders Dawn Booms, awards were presented to Sabrina Kelly Booms, Janel Gosdzinski, Tina Schumacher, Courtney Puvalowski Hind, Marcia Roggenbuck, Stacey and Nolan Murray. Mitchel Karg Roggenbuck and Victoria Yackle; was awarded the Michigan Sugar 10-year leaders Jean Ferriby, Amy Beet 4-H Award. Abigail Guza and Gettel and Janet Leppek; 15-year Luke Volmering were awarded the leaders Catherine Osantowski, Nick Huron County Corn Growers Protzman, Scott Smalley, Amy and Association 4-H Corn awards. The Bill VanTifflin and Kari VerEllen; Mike and Kathy Clark 4-H 20-year Leaders Howard Jurges, Recycling Award was presented to Crystal Priemer and Deann Jada Learman. Protzman; 25-year leader Delores The Huron County Dairy Diplomats Smalley; 30-year Leader Linda 4-H Award was presented to Hannah Schumacher; and 45-year leader Booms. The Huron County Master Ethel Rupprecht.
! CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 PAGE SEVEN General election voter turnout tops 64 percent in Tuscola County Continued from page one. January following the resignation of Township Supervisor Duane votes to 172 votes. Pattullo won the Whisnant (22 votes). Commissioner Roger Allen. Barrios Lockwood lost his second bid for seat in August with 196 votes, (603 votes). Newcomer Tom Herron was among five individuals who ear - reelection after Republican Russell defeating both Wilder (104 votes) Tuscola County received the most votes at 618, while lier sought the appointment to repre - Speirs again defeated him in the gen - and Jodi Beecher (42 votes). fellow challenger Jefrey Benkelman sent citizens in Columbia, Elkland, eral election polls, 445 votes to 147 In a race for township clerk, It was a quiet election for Tuscola garnered 495 votes. Village Elmwood, Fairgrove, Gilford and votes. In August, Speirs unseated Republican Bobbie Mozden County officials as a whole. President Carl Palmateer ran unop - Wisner townships. Lockwood by a vote of 246 to 101. emerged the winner over Democratic County residents elected a new posed and received 836 votes. Speirs is a member of the Ellington- incumbent Joddy Ehrenberg, 364 to sheriff in current Undersheriff Glen Local Trustee Nancy Barrios did Ellington Township Almer Township Concerned Citizens 271. Skrent, who ran unopposed. Sheriff not seek reelection to another term group that has been advocating for In addition, Republicans Gregg Lee Teschendorf opted not to seek on the council, opting instead to In Ellington Township, meanwhile, citizens’ property rights regarding Campbell and Michael Wagner another term in office. challenge District One Tuscola two candidates who lost their bids installation of wind turbines in the squared off against Democratic chal - Winning terms unopposed were County Commissioner Thomas for seats in the August primary elec - Thumb. lenger Patrick Price for two available Tuscola County Register of Deeds Young, Unionville, for his seat in the tion – including an incumbent super - Likewise, Diane K. Wilder trustee terms, and both won, garner - John Bishop, Prosecutor Mark E. August primary election. Barrios visor – were back on the ballot via launched a write-in campaign in her ing 384 votes and 391 votes, respec - Reene, Clerk Jodi Fetting, Treasurer fell short in her bid, losing 445 to write-in campaigns for last week’s bid to become the township’s treas - tively, to Price’s 272 votes. Patricia Donovan-Gray, and Drain 470. vote, but both failed to generate urer, but she again lost to fellow All of the terms are for four years. Commissioner Robert Mantey. Young was appointed to the post in enough support to post upsets. Republican Carmell Pattullo, 420 Also running unopposed for two- Novesta Township year terms were Republican com - missioners Thom Bardwell, District Novesta Township was short sever - Two (Almer, Ellington, Kingston al candidates to fill various local and Novesta townships and the city government posts earlier this year – of Caro); Craig W. Kirkpatrick, including supervisor and a pair of District Four (Arbela, Millington, trustee seats — but residents have a Tuscola and Watertown townships); full slate of representatives follow - and Matthew Bierlein, District Five ing last week’s election. (Denmark, Juniata and Vassar town - The only incumbent to have filed ships and the city of Vassar. for reelection earlier this year was Clerk Joann M. Peters, who was ini - State representative tially running unopposed but later faced a challenge from Democrat Incumbent 84th District State Rep. Bob Dickson. Peters won. 335 to Dr. Edward J. “Ned” Canfield (R- 191. Sebewaing) defeated a pair of chal - In addition, Chad D. Daniels ran lengers en route to winning a second unopposed for supervisor (416 term to represent citizens in Tuscola votes), as did Valerie Peters for the and Huron counties. treasure’s seat (435 votes). Jesse Canfield garnered a combined Robinson and Russel Rienas will fill 25,699 votes – 15,502 in Tuscola the two available trustee seats, County and 10,197 in Huron County receiving 336 votes and 317 votes, – beating Democratic challenger and respectively. former longtime Thumb educator Township Supervisor Ralph James Wencel of Bad Axe, who Zinnecker and trustees Marlene received 8,526 votes in Tuscola Sieradzki and David Little did not County and 5,266 votes in Huron seek reelection. County for a total of 13,792. Write- in candidate Chuck Stadler, Vassar Wells Township Township, who previously lost in the August Democratic primary elec - Officials were facing a similar situ - tion, received about 100 votes in all. ation in Wells Township, where Democrats initially filed to run for U.S. Representative supervisor (Melvin L. Witkovsky) and treasurer (Patricia Gettel), but no In the 10th Congressional District, one had filed to run for clerk or two Republican Paul Mitchell topped a trustee seats. field of six candidates vying for the According to last week’s results, seat held by incumbent Republican Witkovsky and Gettel received 511 Candice Miller, who did not seek votes and 523 votes, respectively, reelection. while write-in candidate Karen Mitchell received 30,114 votes (38 " Varney was elected clerk with 475 percent), while fellow Republicans votes. There was also a contested Phillip Pavlov, Alan Sanborn, Tony $ % ! # % !$, )' ) write-in race for the trustee seats, Forlini and David VanAssche gar - - '% ( with Ronda Benjamin and James nered 22,019, 12,639, 7,885 and Kratz emerging the winners with 255 6,689 votes, respectively. votes and 295 votes respectively, The 10th Congressional District while Lorraine Hergenreder gar - includes all of Huron, Lapeer, ! nered 206 votes and Lori Zawerucha, Sanilac and St. Clair counties as well 139 votes. as portions of Macomb and Tuscola !$ )' ) & ' % . % counties. !' *$ & ' !$, Gagetown In the village of Gagetown, six can - Area voters didates were vying for three avail - # able four-year terms. The winners fill school $ ." ! ,. were Craig Downing (82 votes), Paul +!(%$ % () $!# Hunter (78 votes) and Edward *')%$ '# )) $ *(". Rievert (76 votes). Also running board seats were June Fritz (43 votes), Lee Osborne (25 votes) and Brian Continued from page one. The Cass City Board of Education, which initially didn’t have enough candidates seeking all four available seats, now has a full complement of trustees following the addition of write-in candidate George Edgar Batty.
Seeking and winning the remaining four-term terms are fellow newcom - er Janet Richards (1,597 votes) and ) . # ) !*, ) /,. ) , - 1 , incumbents Janie Meeker (1,519 ") % $* votes) and Emily Phillips (1,567 , ).'2 , *")$3 !*, .# $, ( )2 2 ,- *! $ . votes). Batty garnered 50 votes. - ,0$ - * , *! ,/-. ( ( ,- !*, .# /- *' '" "#$ "# */).2 *((/)$.2 */) .$*) ) . ) /,. *.# #"' ! Current board vice president Craig Bellew and incumbent Trustee Dan 0*'/). ,$'2 - ,0 !*, 2 ,- # ) - ,0 .# !" # !! %! !"! Manwell did not seeking reelection. ( %*,$.2 *! # , 2 ,- - - , . ,2 *! .# * , ! #"' " $ /,$)" .# $, + ,$* *! - ,0$ # ) ) ) , # '+ ! " $ "! & " Owen-Gage Schools 0 '*+ +*'$ $ - ) +,* /, - !*, .# *+ , .$*) *! .# % % " !"# "! In the Owendale-Gagetown School /- *' */).2 *((/)$.2 */) .$*) ) - 1 -- .- ! !" # ! District, voters elected two incum - bents and a newcomer to three avail - ",*1 !,*( ($''$*) .* *0 , ($''$*) 0 , & $ %&! " # ! ! able four-year terms. They are Julie !/) - , )*1 ( $). $) 2 .# */) .$*) ) *0 , ! !" #! Good (289 votes) and Dan Warack ($''$*) # - ) 1 , $) ", ).- ) - #*' ,-#$+- (271 votes) and Kathleen Wood (232 !"# "! " "! " " " ! votes). # '+$)" #$ 0 .# ($--$*) *! .# */) .$*) 4* # '+ ! " " #"'(! $ !" ( & /- *' */).2 .. , +' .* '$0 5 ! " Kingston Schools $%" " $ Lane Walker emerged the clear win - ner in a three-way race for one full " ") # six-year term on the Kingston Board " "# $ of Education. $ "& Walker garnered 660 votes, while "") !% fellow challenger Sarah Schuler # received 290 votes and incumbent Ray Wolak received 346 votes. (%$& "$ " " Scott R. Neff, meanwhile, won a partial term after running unop - " "#%"" posed. He garnered 1,068 votes. Neff was appointed to the board two "# ! & & &$ " years ago when Sherri Diegel & #"' " $ " resigned and will now complete the !" #"' ! remainder of her term. !" # !! Ubly Schools
In the Ubly Community Schools, $%" " # *, (*, $)!*,( .$*) */. -. '$-#$)" five candidates ran unopposed and (%$& "$ " %"$ ' " 2 !/) -/ # - *)*, 0$- *, won four-year terms. They are - #*' ,-#$+ !/) . .#$- .$( *, $) 2*/, -. . Gregg Kranz (691 votes) and Clint " "& # "") Hagen (868 votes), vice president #"& '" +' ) *). . ) $ &' -# . $.# , and secretary, respectively, and . ! )./,2. ') . *, Tracey Foster (577 votes), Ryan Kramer (730 votes) and Tammy Peruski (724 votes). PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Kranz brings “hero wreaths” to Thumb
Wreaths Across America Day is set for Saturday, Dec. 17, and Kranz Funeral Home owner Debra Kranz is encouraging area residents to honor their own heroes this year. “WAA began as the Arlington Wreath Project started by Morrill Worcester in 1992 with the donation and laying of 5,000 Christmas wreaths (at) Arlington National Cemetery. It was relatively obscure until 2005 when a photo of the stones adorned with wreaths and covered in snow circulated around the internet,” explained Mark Davis, administrator Veterans and Family Memorial Care. “The project received national attention,” Davis said. “In 2006, over 150 state and national cemeteries held wreath laying ceremonies simultaneously. By 2008, over 300 locations held wreath laying ceremonies in every state, Puerto Rico and 24 overseas cemeteries.” The effort growth could be seen in more than 100,000 wreaths being placed on veterans’ graves, with 60,000-plus volunteers participating. “Now the opportunity to adorn every veteran’s grave has been made avail - able to (this) community no matter what local cemetery your hero is buried in,” Davis said. “This is made possible through the efforts of Kranz Funeral Home in conjunction with the nearly 1,000 Veterans and Family Memorial Care funeral home providers across America.” Area residents are invited to honor loved ones who served in the military and are buried at any local cemetery by sponsoring a $15 wreath to adorn their grave now through Thursday, Dec. 1. Orders may be placed by calling Kranz Funeral Home at (989) 872-2195. “WAA reaches out to thousands of children each year with the message of ‘Remember, Honor and Teach’. The importance of honoring each fallen serviceman/woman as an individual is stressed,” Davis said. “The wreath laying is now held each year on the second Saturday of December and was unanimously voted by the U.S. Congress as “Wreaths Across America™ Day”. By offering sponsorships to the public, Wreaths Across America hopes that one day every veteran’s resting place will be adorned with a FRIDAY’S Veterans Day wreath for the holiday season.” program at the junior- senior high school fea - Decker man charged in attack tured student speakers, a Continued from page one. special musical number plete the identification,” he added. by a group of elementary “It prevented another victim from being attacked.” A probable cause hearing in the case was scheduled for Monday, Nov. 21, students, and a word at 8:15 a.m., with a preliminary examination slated for Monday, Nov. 28, at from Cass City VFW 8:30 a.m., also in district court. This wasn’t Wendorf’s first brush with the law as an accused sex offender. Post Commander Joe According to the Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry, he was convicted Merchant. Local veter - of first degree criminal sexual conduct in January 1989 in Sanilac County Circuit Court. ans were then treated to Details of that case were not available, but the registry notes Wendorf is listed as a Tier 3 offender, which includes those convicted of rape, attempt - breakfast and invited to ed rape, molesting a child under the age of 13 years, and kidnapping a minor, visit the classrooms. even if there is no sexual component to the crime. Tier 3 offenders must report to law enforcement four times a year for life. They also face strict reporting requirements, including reporting within three business days to changes in addresses and employment, new school enroll - ment, and the purchase or sale of a vehicle. They also must report email addresses and screen names.
Brigham case
Court proceedings in a separate assault investigation remain on hold pend - 1RYHPEHULV ing a psychiatric exam ordered for the defendant, 48-year-old David Alex /XQJ&DQFHU Brigham of Unionville, who has been formally charged with abducting and raping a 13-year-old Tuscola County girl in late July. $ZDUHQHVV0RQWK Brigham knew the 13-year-old Millington area teen because he was at one time related to the victim’s family by marriage, according to investigators, who reported the suspect lured the girl away from her home, held her against her will and repeatedly assaulted her before returning her to her residence. Brigham has been charged with several felonies punishable by up to life in prison, including kidnapping - child endangerment, kidnapping and six counts of criminal sexual conduct - first degree, along with 11 counts of criminal sexual conduct - second degree, another felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. He is also charged with unlawful imprisonment, criminal sexual conduct – assault with intent to commit penetration, assault by strangulation, assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, and interfering with electronic communications. Brigham’s bond, originally set at $3 million, was subsequently revoked by Tuscola County District Court Judge Kim D. Glaspie. He remains lodged in the Tuscola County Jail and is awaiting admission to the Michigan Center for Forensic Psychiatry in Ypsilanti for his psychiatric exam. Anyone who has any information related to the Brigham case is asked to contact the sheriff’s department at (989) 673-8161.
CASS CITY student Shanelle Mester was named a winner in the Lions International Peace Poster Contest, “A Celebration of Peace”, sponsored local - ly by the Cass City Lions Club. The competition was open to students ages 11-13. Mester, whose entry will now compete against others submitted in the contest, is pictured above with teacher Linda Bailey and Cass City Lions representative Wayne Dillon.
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(989) 912-2440 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Pastor’s Corner Local churches share upcoming events with the community Greetings from the Cass City churches. We are excited about some of the upcoming events we have planned and hope you will join us. On Sunday, November 20, at 7 p.m., at Fraser Presbyterian Church we will have our Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service. Fraser Church is located at 3006 Huron Line Road (M-53 and Huron Line Road). For our special Thanksgiving offering we would like to encourage you to bring something for the Revive monthly distribution. The Presbyterian Pantry collects items such as toiletries, bar soap, facial tissue, toilet paper and sanitizing gel. We will have a collection box for you to place your gifts in. Our service will be filled with Thanksgiving to God for the many blessing we have received. On December 4 at 6 p.m., there will be a community Christmas hymn sing at Living Word Church of God, 6536 Houghton Street. The Cass City Ministers’ group members are (front, l-r) Linda Graham, First and Fraser This will be an evening of singing traditional Christmas carols Presbyterian Churches; Jackie Roe, United Methodist Church; Connie Iwankovitsch, Our and celebrating the Christmas story of Christ’s birth. Lady Consolata Parish, St. Pancratius Catholic Church; Lisa and Mark Karwowski, Our ministers’ group meets monthly to plan special events dur - Living Word Worship Center; (back) Phil Burkett, Cass City Missionary Church; Joel ing the year and to discuss how we as a group of pastors can serve Schwendinger, Cass City Missionary Church; and Brad Speirs, Novesta Church. Missing: our community together. We have celebrated the 4th of July the Dale Bullock of Mizpah Missionary Church; and Jerry Harrington of Cass City Nazarene last two years by hosting Worship in the Streets. Church.
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THOUSANDS OF Michigan hunters were poised to swarm the woods for this week’s Nov. 15 regular firearm deer season opener. The regular season con - tinues through Wednesday, Nov. 30. Pictured above is a yearling whitetail browsing for a snack near a residence south of Cass City last week. Wind farm impacts township elections by Mary Drier Mike Wagner and newcomer Gregg to do with the Tuscola III project. Special for the Chronicle Campbell. This is a project that will deliver sub - Some of the representatives who are stantial benefits to the Tuscola com - Voters in two townships in Tuscola members of the Ellington - Almer munity” said Pumford. “It will gen - County followed the nation last Concerned Citizens group are Graff, erate clean energy that’s safe and week in wanting a change. Pattullo, Speirs and Campbell. And, reliable, with good jobs, and millions As a result, there are several new some of the other board-elect-mem - of dollars in landowner payments, members on the Almer Charter bers support change and transparen - property taxes and economic stimu - Township Board as well as on the cy. lus for local businesses.” Ellington Township Board. Among Putting the health and safety of res - those who won seats are members of idents first regarding wind-farm Tuscola III Wind Energy Center is a the Ellington - Almer Concerned development is the goal of the newly $200 million project with plans for Citizens group, which have voiced elected officials. 52 turbines - 17 in Fairgrove and 19 concerns over the wind-development According to NextEra Energy in Ellington and Almer. Three addi - ordinances. Resources Project Director Ryan tional turbines are counted in the NextEra Energy Resources is in the Pumford, the company understands project because an alternative loca - )&', $* process of developing Tuscola III that the people want a wind project tion might be necessary. Wind Energy Center in those two that will balance the property rights Pumford said NextEra intends to & , $* townships as well as in Fairgrove of both participating and non-partic - work with local elected officials and Township. ipating landowners. citizens to build a project the com - The company filed for special use “That’s just what we are proposing munities can be proud of. permits to build wind turbines in those townships. However, further action was postponed until after the $)%$# % )% # '($& election. Kingston library adds new The newcomers on the Almer board & ( + ( %)& ' are trustees Jim Tussey, Art Graff, Jim Rosentangel and incumbent newspaper issues to archive !! (' Brian Schriber. Voters retained incumbent Clerk Peggy Reavey and Officials at the Jacquelin E. Opperman Memorial Library in Kingston last Treasurer Patricia Witkovsky. James week announced that issues of the Kingston Enterprise newspaper, from #(& ($ + # (&%&$$ ( $# "& 1941 through February 1968, are now available online courtesy of the Mantey ousted veteran Jim Micklovic in the August primary to library’s partnership with the Marlette District Library. be supervisor. “This is only part of the microfilm collection and (we) hope to continue to add more years in the near future,” said Opperman Library Director Glenna In Ellington Township, newcomer Russell Speirs became supervisor, Ford, who added residents can access the issues at newcomer Bobbie Mozden was MarletteLibrary.org/MarGenealogy.htm or elected clerk, newcomer Carmell OppermanMemorialLibrary.com. &!& #$!& Pattullo won the treasurer’s seat, and “This is made available thanks to Digital Totes from Sanilac Computer the trustee seats went to incumbent Products and the Marlette District Library,” Ford noted. “A special thanks goes to the Kingston Historical Committee for making a donation to help add two more rolls of microfilm to be converted to digital, which are now available online.” Donations to Opperman Memorial Library towards the project are wel - come, according to Ford. “Approximately $700 more will be needed to com - plete the project, with four more rolls of film yet to be converted and added,” she said. Ford is also looking to add yearbooks to the project. “Jacquelin E. Opperman Memorial Library and Kingston Community Schools have now acquired MackinVIA ebook to its collection,” she said, adding Overdrive ebooks are coming in the near future. Patrons can access the MackinVIA ebook on the library’s webpage at OppermanMemorialLibrary.com. Also on tap is a scholastic book fair slated for Wednesday, Nov. 30, through Wednesday, Dec. 7, at the Opperman Library. Online dates start Friday, Nov. 25, and will continue through Thursday, Dec. 8. “Thanksgiving story time will be held on Nov. 19 at 11 a.m. The book ‘Pilgrim Cat’ by Carol Antoinette Peacock will be read,” Ford said. Monday-Thursday: 5:00-9:00 p.m. News briefs Friday: 1:00-9:00 p.m. Ubly officials eye bird’s eye view Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. UBLY — The Ubly Village council approved plans to give visitors to the community’s website a bird’s eye view of the town. Officials approved spending $185 to have Rick Glaza produce a video tape and take pictures of the village with a drone, with the images to be placed on the village’s website in the near future. Making Christmas merrier in area CARO — The Tuscola County Department of Health and Human Services (TCDHHS), in cooperation with Operation Good Cheer, hopes to create some Christmas cheer for the 85 children in foster care in the county. The Operation Good Cheer program recruits sponsors who buy Christmas gifts from a wish list. To participate in the program, TCDHHS pays a $30 administration fee per foster child. Area residents can help by sponsoring one or more of those fees. Just make out a check payable to the state of Michigan and put Operation Good Cheer or OGC in the memo line. Mail the check to Tuscola County Department of Health and Human Services, 1365 Cleaver Rd., Caro, MI 48723. For more information, call Krystal Reinhardt at (989) 545-8686 or Jeanette Holder at (989) 545-8160. New Sunday Hours: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Car sign hearing slated in Ubly UBLY — The Ubly Village Council will host a public hearing at 7 p.m., Monday, Nov. 21, at the village hall to consider residents Perry and Paulette Heleski’s request for special use for a sign. The couple use an old, brightly painted truck to advertiser their business - 4672 Hill Street, Cass City 989-912-6114 ReStore at 4454 N. Washington St. For those unable to attend the meeting, written statements can be mailed to the village of Ubly at 2214 Pierce St., Ubly, MI 48475.