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VOLUME 113, NUMBER 7 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 .75 CENTS ~ 16 PAGES Drowning School board claims life reviews bond of Thumb work update by Tom Montgomery man Friday Editor
by Tom Montgomery A bond construction update Editor prompted Cass City Board of Ed - ucation officials Monday night to A Unionville man lost his life in discuss scheduling additional a drowning accident Friday after - work in the district this summer, noon. thanks to some estimates coming Lt. Jim Lang, assistant com - in under budget. mander of the Michigan State Po - School Supt. Jeff Hartel noted lice Tri-City Post, Freeland, the 2018 capital improvements identified the victim as Kenneth budget was originally set at Woloszyn. $2,458,900, but the latest figures Lang reported troopers from the estimate that total at $1,933,553, MSP post in Caro were dispatched to a residence on Cottage Drive in Please turn to page 6. Unionville to investigate the acci - dent. “Tuscola County Central Dis - Scholarship still patch advised that they received a DIANE RAPSON-Gabil (left) and Rose Putnam accepted the 2019 Tuscola transfer call from Huron County honoring teen’s Central Dispatch indicating a 63- Stars group category award on behalf of the Friends of the Thumb Octagon year-old male had been pulled Barn during Thursday’s 17th annual Tuscola Stars breakfast at the Tuscola memory; auctions from the water and was unrespon - sive, Lang said, noting Cottage Technology Center in Caro. set this weekend Drive is a private residential road located on the eastern shore of the Saginaw Bay in Tuscola County’s by Tom Montgomery Akron Township. Editor “Troopers responded to the scene Shining stars Paul DeLong lost his life in a and were assisted by rescue per - sonnel from both Akron-Colum - tragic farming accident 20 years bia-Wisner (ACW) Township and County honors volunteers who quietly make a difference ago, but family members and McLaren Bay Region EMS ambu - friends have made sure his mem - lance services. The victim was ory has remained very much alive pronounced deceased on scene. by Tom Montgomery ple Thursday morning at the Tus - help clean up the waterway and through a scholarship fund that “During the investigation, troop - Editor cola Technology Center in Caro, improve the water quality is (his) has benefited nearly 180 high ers learned the man was attempt - where a host of individuals, goal,” Pierce added. “To expand school graduates in the Thumb. ing to repair his boat dock and “This is the celebration of be - groups and agencies were recog - the use of the river, this ‘star’ Live and silent auction items are remove weeds from the water. longing, being part of something nized for their contributions to works with property owners to se - being accepted for a fundraiser The man’s wife went out to check beyond ourselves – family, friends, residents throughout the county. cure more access points along the that will benefit the Paul DeLong on him and discovered him float - our neighborhood, and the larger This year’s winners in four dif - river.” Memorial ing in the water,” Lang said. community. Shared values and ferent categories are: Suuppi’s efforts include playing Scholarship “The wife was able to get help faith bolster the feeling of belong - *Individual category – Gene Su - a key role in organizing annual Fund. from a nearby neighbor who at - ing and reinforce the solid rela - uppi, a retired state of Michigan clean-up days along sections of The tempted to pull the victim from tionships that define our lives. Department of Environmental the river, including a project last fundraiser the water but was hindered by Community makes us part of Quality (DEQ) inspector, was summer south of Cass City, where will be Sat - high winds and rough water con - something that was there before us honored as this year’s outstanding volunteers collected and disposed urday, April ditions. The victim was also wear - and will outlast us.” —Unknown individual “star” for his volunteer of dozens of old tires littering the 27, at the ing rubber waders, which had work focused on improving the waterway. Sanilac filled with water, making it diffi - Tuscola County honored its own Cass River. Also nominated in the category County cult to get him out of the water. It last week, focusing the spotlight “The Cass River is a gem in Tus - were Suzette Bennett, Bernadette Fairgrounds is estimated the man may have on the spirit of volunteering – cit - cola County and provides our res - Cain, Cheryl Deike, Karen Good - in San - been in the water for as long as ten izens giving of their time and tal - idents and visitors with a great child, Carl Holmes, Ron Johnson, dusky. minutes.” ents to benefit others and, in the place for rest, relaxation and Marianne Karpovich, Kelly Kish, Auction An autopsy was scheduled to de - end, making Tuscola County a recreation. This volunteer has Mandy Knox, Chris LaBerge, item sugges - Paul DeLong termine a cause of death, accord - better place to live and work for dedicated many years to ensuring Sarah Piazza, Todd Squires, Sarah tions include ing to Lang. everyone. its future,” Gene Pierce, Tuscola Tyson and Val Humes. gift certificates, homemade crafts, Troopers were assisted by The 17th annual Celebrating Tus - Stars Planning Team co-chairman, *Group category – The Friends home and garden items, seasonal Unionville police and the Tuscola cola’s Stars awards breakfast drew said of Suuppi. of the Thumb Octagon Barn took items, and farm and show items. County Medical Examiner’s Of - an attendance of roughly 125 peo - “Rallying many volunteers to Please turn to page 8. Please turn to page 6. fice. Glaspie closing the (law) books on nearly 30-year career on the bench
by Tom Montgomery cluding their children and grand - political science in 1977. He Editor children. Their son Zach, an in - earned his law degree in 1980 dustrial real estate appraiser, and at the Thomas M. Cooley Law Kim Glaspie wasn’t aspiring to his wife, Liz, have two young School. serve as a judge during his years sons, Cameron and Quinton, and Prior to taking on the role of as a successful attorney, but when reside in Brighton; daughter judge, Glaspie served as a Tus - the opportunity came along, he Samantha, an attorney who shifted cola County commissioner knew accepting an appointment to her career interests to event plan - representing the Cass City the bench was the right choice. ning, and her husband, Wil, also area. He ran as a Democrat and That was back in 1990. Now, 29 an attorney, live in Ann Arbor; and was first elected in 1986, then years later, the Cass City native daughter Alyssa resides in Santa reelected to another two-year and Tuscola County’s longest- Monica, Calif. term in 1988. serving district court judge is em - Glaspie, whose mom, Gerri After accepting the appoint - bracing another major change in Glaspie, still resides in the Cass ment to serve as a judge, his life – retirement — for the City area, was among six candi - Glaspie closed his own private same reason. dates vying for the county’s dis - law practice after 10 years, “I’ve thought about it for a long trict court position when knowing he was not only fac - time, looked at the pros and cons then-Gov. James Blanchard ap - ing a new role in the legal sys - of staying or retiring. It just pointed him to the post in April tem, but also the challenge of seemed like the time to do it while 1990. He succeeded the Honor - gaining voters’ confidence be - VETERAN TUSCOLA County District Court Judge my health is still good,” said able Richard F. Kern, who had fore the next election, just Kim David Glaspie – only the second district court Glaspie, 63, who has watched been the sole district court judge eight months away. judge to serve in Tuscola County – is gearing up for some of his peers lose out on that in Tuscola County, serving for 21 In the end, he emerged the opportunity due to health issues. years before retiring prior to the victor among four candidates retirement after 29 years on the bench. His tenure of - “It just felt like it’s time to move end of his last term. seeking election to the judge - ficially ends June 14, but collecting on vacation time on to another chapter, to wake up A 1973 Cass City High School ship for a six-year term – in - in the morning and do what I want graduate and a former Cass City cluding attorneys Duane he has coming will enable him to step down May 13. to do, not what I have to do.” Junior Citizen of the Year recipi - Burgess, John Bishop and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will appoint a replacement Among the things Glaspie and ent, Glaspie prepared for his ca - David G. Myers – in the 1990 to complete the remainder of Glaspie’s current term, his wife of nearly 42 years, Jackie, reer in law by enrolling at the non-partisan primary vote. would like to do are travel and University of Michigan, where he And, three months later, he de - which expires at the end of 2020. spend more time with family, in - earned his bachelor’s degree in Please turn to page 7. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cass City Schools announce March students of the month
Nominated by: Nominated by: Mrs. Maurer Mrs. Bechler Characteristics he Characteristics she displays: displays: Jamison is a very nice Courtney is an absolute boy. He works hard and pleasure to have in class. gives his best every day. She is always kind, He is a great friend and respectful, and works treats children and adults hard in every aspect of with respect! He is an school. She is a great awesome friend and is always will - Kindergartener! ing to lend a helping hand to others. Some of his favorite things: Kindergarten Playing Xbox & board 1st Grade Some of her favorite things: ! & ()"$ + (% Student of the Month is games with his family, Student of the Month is Ice cream, playing with going to his friend’s her dog, Toby & playing Jamison Palmer house. Courtney Kempisty with her siblings ! ) ** "+- &"+ +!' "*+ !,) ! % + )- ** "+- Nominated by: Nominated by: '*+ ( )*'& Mrs. Dorland Mrs. Milligan Characteristics she Characteristics he $$ +! "++$ +' ) ) " # +* displays: displays: Kaelyn is a great helper. Tyler consistently works She sees things that need hard. He is a good friend to be done and jumps in to his peers. Tyler always to assist others. She tries tries his best and looks her best, is kind, respect - for the good in others. ful, and will ask ques - tions if she doesn’t Some of his favorite things: understand. Soccer, football, Some of her favorite things: friends, 2nd Grade 3rd Grade spaghetti Catching bugs, math, Student of the Month is playing with Daniel at Student of the Month is Kaelyn Spangler recess Tyler Pergande Nominated by: Nominated by: The 4th Grade Teachers The 5th Grade Teachers Characteristics she Characteristics he !$ displays: displays: Jannah is a sweet young Michael regularly dis - lady who goes above and ! ! plays the characteristics beyond to make sure her % % of SOAR. In addition, he work is detailed and cor - is polite, a hard worker, &$ ( &' % rect. She is a very kind cooperative and always girl and gets along well # '! ') # pleasant. Michael also with her peers. Jannah is $! (# + has a very positive atti - responsible and is always tude. will-ing to lend a helping hand. ### Some of his favorite things: " $ ! 4th Grade Playing with his rabbit, 5th Grade () ' %" ) Some of her favorite things: Student of the Month is Student of the Month is reading, Swimming, camping, tag, drinking hot cocoa !% ) *!) Jannah Sheikh playing with my cats & Michael $ dogs, X-box, hanging out with friends VanWonterghem !% ) Nominated by: The 6th Grade Teachers Characteristics he displays: Mason is very conscien - tious with his home- work and enjoys doing well on tests. His goal is to do a job and to do it well. He plans on be - & coming a civil or me - chanical engineer. Mason has an unending supply , &$ '' $#! + *"' of questions! , & '& %( $#' !! , & ' ! ( $# $ &" ' 6th Grade Some of his favorite things: 12th Grade Student of the Month is Wrestling, classic rock, , !! (+% ' $ $#((' Student of the Month is especially Queen, steak Rebecca Morrish , $! # $!' Mason Brown & macaroni & cheese, , !'' ' & % & “Rebecca is an amazing student both at Cass City reading, beating his Dad , !) &$'' --%&( %#( at ping pong Jr./Sr. High School and at the Tech Center where she is also employed through their co-op program. She has great attendance and one of the best attitudes I ! "" & ! have experienced in my teaching career. She works hard and has had her eye on the prize so to speak… # "" #& Follow your favorite her future. As well as academic games she is involved in Student Council, NHS, and other activities as per - % tains to the tech programs. As she is approaching Red Hawks in the graduation it has been my pleasure to talk with her about her future. She is going to MSU to study Foren - Cass City Chronicle sic Accounting. Rebecca also is looking forward to college and the new stage of her life. Subscriptions I am so proud to have watched this young woman grow and look forward to her future which I know as low as she will face with her sense of humor, big smile, and sense of direction.” ~ Mrs. Sean Zawilinski Some of her favorite things: $25.10 /yr Favorite subject: Math. Hobbies: Watching Netflix, reading, and playing video games. $" Call 872-2010 Weekend Fun: Hanging with my friends and going to ! # the movies. Favorite Movie: Wonder Woman. Favorite Snack: Cheese Sticks. , )($ , $" )' # '' , !( #(' your world $ $ " $ % $ " ing hom " $ "# !% "% r e '' (+ '' (+ B Keep up-to-date on the local events, sports and many other subjects with your newspaper. You’ll also find entertaining features like Sudoku puzzles, columns and more. Home in on the information you need. Read your newspaper! CASS CITY CHRONICLE 989-872-2010 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 PAGE THREE Drier Humor by Mary Drier Puppy love forever
Clarke Haire Tom Montgomery Publisher Editor This April has been kind of a difficult month for me. Dogs Go To Heaven.” How could they not? They My last dog, Sergeant, was born April 5, 2005, and love unconditionally. And, dog is God spelled back - passed away in mid-April 2016. wards. To some, he was just a dog. To me, he was my best friend and faithful companion who truly loved me. Parents have role in Even though it has been two years since my fur baby passed, I miss him. For some reason, this year I really miss him and have done a lot of whining on Face - cyberbullying today book about the loss of my dog as well as posting a lot of dog pictures and sayings about dogs. I have al - ways had a dog since I was a child. I miss the love and companionship of a buddy with a cold, wet nose. Michigan has a new, tough law providing stiff penal - A wonderful man from Cass City, who I am aquat - Rabbit Tracks ties for cyberbullying, but health experts say parents inted with, offered me one of the lab puppies his son by Clarke Haire has. It was a wonderful, extraordinarily generous can help to curb problems before they become serious offer that I would desperately love to take him up on. by keeping a close eye on their kids and their technol - But I have a difficult time just being able to take care ogy devices. of myself. I have to use a wheel walker to get around, (And anyone else he can The new rules went into effect March 27. It was a and because I have a breathing disorder (COPD), I have a hard time trying to walk and breath. get to help) long-overdue response to a serious problem. A 2017 Because of those issues, I sadly had to turn down study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control his generous offer. and Prevention, for example, revealed that nearly 15 Back in 2005, I was thinking about getting a dog to percent of high school students were electronically bul - train as a kind of therapy dog that I could take to sen - ior homes and schools, but mostly I just wanted a dog We asked Daryl Iwankovitsch, Knights of Colum - lied in the 12 months prior to the survey. to help me cope with my son being “stop lost.” He bus Council 8892 Michigan Drive program chair - Michigan’s new law defines cyberbullying as posting only had a few months to go to when his time serving man, for information on the local organization’s a message or statement in a public media forum about in the U.S. Army would be up, but the powers that recent Tootsie Roll fundraiser held near the down - any other person if both the message or statement is be decided Uncle Sam needed him more, so he had town stoplights. to do another tour of duty. “Our Tootsie Roll drive is for mentally handicapped intended to place a person in fear of bodily harm or He was only a few months into his second tour in citizens. More simply, we use the money to help death and expresses an intent to commit violence Iraq when he was killed a few days before he was handicapped people. This year, after expenses for against the person, and the message or statement is scheduled to come home on leave. He had planned the tootsie rolls were paid, we have $2,655.88 to do - posted with the intent to communicate a threat or with to propose to his girlfriend at that time and to meet nate,” he said, adding, “The State Council gets (20%) the man I was dating who had asked me to marry $531.18 for State donations to the handicapped, knowledge that it will be viewed as a threat. him. while locally we are donating to Cass City Schools In a nutshell, “public media forum” is defined as the It was a devastating blow — a gut punch like no Special Ed $445.00, to Owen-Gage Schools Special Internet or any other medium designed or intended to other to the soul. Because he died overseas, it took Ed $150.00, to Highland Pines Special Ed $100.00, about two weeks from the time I was told of his death to Sacred Heart SPRED program $350.00 (this is a be used to convey information to other individuals, re - to the funeral. religious group for handicapped citizens in this gardless of whether a membership or password is re - I went ahead with my plans to get a puppy for some - area), and to the Tuscola County Special quired to view the information. thing to hug and love and to help me through it. The Olympics $1,079.70.” Individuals found guilty of cyberbullying another per - family I got Sergeant from had 12 puppies they had Thanks to our community’s generosity, we are do - rounded up for me to pick from. Being puppies, they nating more this year than we have in the past 10 son can be found guilty of the misdemeanor punishable were too busy running and playing, so gathering years. We had 59 members work the drive this year, by up to 93 days in jail and/or a maximum fine of $500, them together for me to make a selection wasn’t hap - reported Iwankovitsch. and if they have a prior offense could face up to a year pening. in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. I remember saying, “Okay, which one of you wants to come home with me.” A little black ball of fur ********** And the law goes further – violations that display “a stopped playing, sat at my feet and looked up at me. continued pattern of harassing or intimidating behav - He was the one. I named him Sergeant after my son’s ior” that causes serious injury to the victim could face rank in the Army. With National Small Business Week approaching – a felony that carries a maximum five-year sentence May 5-11 - and over 50% of the U.S. population No matter how sad you are, when watching a working for a small business, the personal-finance and/or a $5,000 fine. And a person convicted of con - puppy’s antics you just have to laugh or at least smile. website WalletHub recently released its report on tinued online harassment leading to a death can be He helped me through that difficult time. 2019’s Best Small Cities to Start a Business. sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in prison and/or Two years later when I was battling cancer and was To determine the most business-friendly small mar - going through chemotherapy, Sergeant was stead - kets in the U.S., WalletHub compared more than a $10,000 fine. fastly by my side night and day. His love and devo - 1,200 cities with fewer than 100,000 residents across Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital tion was a comfort. 18 key metrics. The data set ranges from small busi - devices such as cell phones, computers and tablets via Dogs don’t care if you gain weight. They don’t care ness growth rates and accessibility of financing to in - social media websites (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), text if your hair turns gray, and they don’t care when you vestor access and labor costs. slow down and have to use a cane or a walker. They Their number one small city to start a small business messages, instant messaging and email. just love no matter what. They give unconditional is Holland, Michigan. According to the website www.stopbullying.gov, love. youths who are being cyberbullied may exhibit a vari - Sergeant has been gone two years and I still miss ********** ety of behaviors, including avoiding social activities him and think of him often. His antics over the years and social situations, anxiety over attending school, provided plenty of fodder for some columns. dropping grades or other changes in school perform - A dog is the only entity that will love uncondition - The Thumb Area Michigan Education Association- ance, changes in mood that are different from normal ally. I have only found that in a few people. Retired group will meet April 30th at the Charmont teenage behaviors, obsessive checking of texts or social Several years ago there was a movie called “All Restaurant in Cass City. There is a social hour begin - ning at noon, when members may purchase their media sites, and withdrawing from family and friends. lunch. At 1:00 PM guest speaker Rose Putnam will Experts encourage parents to engage their kids in dis - explain the huge quilt pieces painted on numerous cussion about responsible behavior and practicing on - barns around the Thumb. Membership is open to all Michigan retired public line safety, speak frankly about the dangers of online school employees. For more information, call 989- behavior and online bullying, urge youth to block or 479-6988. delete disrespectful friends from social media, set limits on daily computer and cellphone usage, and be aware Hospital employees go of their online activities. above, beyond the call ********** It’s equally important to document incidents of cyber - bullying (keep a record of what is happening and Editor, Over the weekend, I watched a pair of documen - where). Most social media platforms and schools have taries on the TV. clear policies and reporting processes. If a classmate After a recent doctor’s visit, she ordered a blood First, was Free Solo. It’s a story about rock climber test. Of course, Hills and Dales was where I went. Alex Honnold’s ascent of El Capitan’s famed 3,000 is cyberbullying, report it to the school. If a child is re - Since I am using a cane, I parked in the handicap foot rock face in Yosemite National Park – without ceiving physical threats, call the police. parking and walked into the hospital. ropes. We applaud lawmakers’ action on a very real problem, The lobby is very welcoming, lots of space, new I liked that story so much that I watched another and we hope parents will do their part to ensure future chairs. It is awesome and money well spent. documentary titled Meru. It’s a story of three rock I went to the registration desk and Rita helped me. climbers that scale Mount Meru in Northern India generations of youngsters can go online without fear Ready to go, I asked Rita if the lab was a long walk. that sits 21,000 feet above sea level.The layout of the of being harassed or attacked. mountain’s perversely stacked obstacles makes it Please tun to page 12. both a nightmare and an irresistible calling for some of the world’s toughest climbers. Hauling over 200 pounds of gear up 4,000-feet of technical, snowy, mixed ice and rock climbing is actually the simple News Staff part of this endeavor. After crossing that gauntlet you PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY reach the Shark’s Fin itself: 1,500 feet of smooth, AT 6550 MAIN STREET, CASS Clarke Haire nearly featureless granite. There are few pre-existing CITY, MICHIGAN, by Clarke Haire, Publisher fissures, cracks or footwalls. It is simply a straight publisher. [email protected] sheet of overhanging rock. Tom Montgomery Both shows were amazing, I just wish I had watched 6550 Main Street Periodical postage paid at Cass City, Michigan 48726. Editor them on the big screen at the Cass Theatre with sur - P.O. Box 115 [email protected] round sound. POSTMASTER: Send address changes Krysta Boyce Cass City, MI 48726 to CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726. 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Reporter’s notebook Memories of grandpa are still alive, well Down Memory Lane by Tom Montgomery Editor by Tina Pallas
Author’s note: I re-print this column each year at this time in honor of the memory of my grandfather, Ray Miller, who along with my grand - mother, Lorena Miller, had a profound impact on my life, both as a child 5 YEARS AGO (2014) the Rev. Harry Capps. and a check for $250.00. Mr. and as an adult. Scott Dillon of Cass City and Profit is the manager of the Cass Tuscola County Sheriff Lee Jason Robertson, now of East City Division of Klein Fertilizers, Remember when your GPS and fish finder were rolled into one trusty Teschendorf recently presented Tawas and formerly of Cass City, Inc., whose main plant is at unit called grandpa? his department’s 2013 Officer of are among 200 graduates of Alma Fowlerville, Mich. I do. the Year Award to 20-year depart - College who were eligible to par - Sharada Hurd of Gagetown will I saw that question in a Facebook meme and immediately thought of ment veteran Deanna Marshall. ticipate in a commencement cere - be a member of Ferris State Col - my own grandfather. He’s been gone for decades now, but he’s always A pair of Cass City Junior-Senior mony Saturday at Cappaert lege’s 101-piece Concert Band on my mind this time of year, when the last Saturday in April marks High School seniors recently put Gymnasium. Dillon has earned a that will tour five Michigan high Michigan’s traditional trout season opener. their information technology skills bachelor of science degree in schools April 29-30. Others from Ray Miller wasn’t a tall man, but he was a towering figure to me when to the test against their peers from physics and Robertson, a bachelor I was a youngster. A Kentucky native who spoke plainly and rarely Tuscola County to participate will across the state and earned the of science degree in biology. Both be Ruth Whaley, Caro, and Jackie minced words, he had a certain presence that drew my attention. And right to compete nationally. Sen - respect. students are graduates of Cass Ainsworth, Unionville. iors Alex Tabar and JeanLuc He wasn’t the sort of grandpa you ran up to and hugged, but I knew I City High School. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Watson and was special to him. I know that because he always made time for me. Mathewson, both students from daughter Charlotte had as guests He was never too busy to stop whatever he was doing — and he was the Computer Technology Man - 35 YEARS AGO (1984) for dinner Sunday, Charles Wat - always fiddling around with one project or another — and listen to what agement class at the Tuscola Tech - son of Seattle, Wash., Mr. and I had to tell him. nology Center, Caro, qualified Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crawford of Mrs. Norbert Narin and daughter He cared enough to demonstrate, in so many ways, how to treat others, during the Business Professionals Argyle and Mrs. Glenn McClorey Kathy of Warren, Bill Watson of and he didn’t hesitate to let me know, in no uncertain terms, when I was of America (BPA) State Leader - were in Caro Sunday to attend a Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Robert in danger of crossing the line. ship Conference, held March 20- going-away party for their Watson and children of Ubly. And, he taught me how to lure a native brook trout out from under a 23 at the Amway Grand in Grand nephew, Pat Crawford, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Root ac - submerged stump in a handful of Michigan’s crystal clear trout streams Rapids. and Mrs. Milton Crawford of Bay companied Mr. and Mrs. Ray - — no simple task considering that sort of fishing takes patience, skill Owen-Gage School officials re - City. The party was held at the mond Root of Caro to the and stealth. And at the tender age of seven or eight, when he started tak - cently announced the top gradu - home of Pat’s grandmother, Mrs. Hanes-Preston wedding at the ing me on those outings, I had none of those attributes. ates of the Class of 2014. They are Ida McLeod. He enlisted in the People’s Church, Bay City, Satur - Talk about a young, enthusiastic bull in a china shop. I did, however, Alena J. Lotter, valedictorian and Navy and was to have reported day and the reception at the Swe - excel when it came to ripping holes in waders, a talent grandpa didn’t the daughter of Alan and Emily Wednesday for training. den House, attended by 475 appreciate but understood. Looking back, I must have been an almighty Lotter, and Amaris D. Janos, salu - Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geiger had as persons. trial at times as a fishing partner those first couple of years. tatorian and the daughter of Stacy Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hicks of It’s been years since my grandfather and I tramped any of the northern Janos and Kenneth O’Brien. Hyzer and children, Lori and Dan, Deford announce the engagement Michigan streams he shared with me during the years I was growing Ben and Allison Zimba announce of Caseville, Mrs. John Spencer of their daughter Eileen to James up. the birth of their son Brock Jesse and sons, Josiah and Nathaniel, of Hurrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. He always greeted me the Zimba, born March 18, 2014. He Williamston and Mrs. Ken Schott Hurrell of Naperville, Illinois. same way each time I was able weighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces and and sons, Ben and Kevin, of Cass Both are seniors at Michigan State to escape Grand Rapids’ north - was 21.5 inches long. Brock was City. University and Eileen is a member east side for a fishing trip, welcomed home by his grandpar - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright had of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. which was as often as I could ents, Ken and Louise Walkiewicz with them for Easter their son Mrs. Marge Peterson and chil - manage. “Hello, fishin’ part - and Jesse and Sally Zimba. Brian and friend, Jenny Hartman dren spent the week end in Detroit ner! Ready to catch your limit of Frankenmuth, both of whom with her family, Mr. and Mrs. tomorrow?” 10 YEARS AGO (2009) are students at CMU in Mt. Pleas - Our opening day ritual would Stanley Johnson, Mrs. David ant, and Mrs. Rachel Wright. Korte, Mr. Gus Rissman and begin Friday night, when we’d The 2009 Tuscola Stars winners go outside, flashlights and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Damm and Tommy. It was Tommy’s 20th honored Thursday are Margie soup cans in hands, in search Jason of Caro returned home Sat - birthday. She brought her son of night crawlers. The thought Sylvester and Sadie Doerr, repre - urday from a 12-day trip to Tommy home to visit. of paying 50 cents a dozen for senting the Second Chance Shop - Florida. While there they spent crawlers irked my grandpa, Thumb Area Big Brothers-Big some time with Rick Damm in 75 YEARS AGO (1944) who year after year used the Sisters (Group Award); Sloane Pinellas Park and Leonard Damm same old eight-foot steel fly Stimpfel of Cass City (Above and in Holiday. They also went to Dis - S-Sgt. Ernest Behr of the Army rod and closed face reel. Beyond Award); Bob Hirn of Cass ney World and other places of in - Air corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. The author and his grandfa - Saturday would begin at 5 a.m. City (Individual Award); and terest. Herman Behr, of Cass City, has with a trip up to White Cloud. Katie Jackson, Cass City, who ac - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolk and son returned to his station, at Hamil - ther, circa 1972. Once at the stream, we’d part – cepted the Business Award on be - of Kimmel, Ind., came Saturday ton Field at San Francisco, Cali - he’d go upstream, while I would head downstream. “Remember to fish half of winners Pat and Dan Curtis and spent until Wednesday with fornia. When he reached that big log,” he’d remind me. of Curtis Chrysler, Dodge, Ply - his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Michigan on his furlough his first His earlier instruction always came back to me as I prepared to tempt mouth and Jeep. Kolb. Other Easter guests were stop was at the home of his sister, a native brookie out from under that big log. “Edge up to the stream Jim Anderson and the late Rose Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hanselman Mrs. Ora Hartel, in Port Huron, on slowly. Just drop your bait in and work it down. Drift it along the sand Anderson of Cass City announce and two children of Decker and Apr. 6, where a chicken supper until it slides into the hole,” he’d say. the engagement of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eyer and chil - was served in his honor. Before I looked forward to weekends with my grandparents. It was grandpa Cynthia Rose Anderson, to Kurt dren, Cass City. entering the army in March, 1942, who coached me before letting me cut grass for the first time with his Adam Romstad, son of Bruce and he worked at the Chrysler Corpo - self-propelled mower, which a few moments later attempted to climb a Ronna Romstad of Bowling 40 YEARS AGO (1979) ration’s plant in Marysville, Mich. tree with me hanging on to the contraption for dear life. Green, Ohio. A June 13, 2009 Mrs. Grant Patterson was He knew I’d figure it out, just as he knew that, in time, I’d be filling a wedding is being planned. Receiving congratulations from awarded a war service pin by the creel with fresh trout as quickly as he could. Army National Guard Pvt. Kevin Lambert Althaver, last year’s Cit - president and vice president at the But fishing wasn’t his most important legacy. Grandpa taught me, A. Bucholtz has graduated from izen of the Year, is Bill Kritzman convention of the Michigan State without having to put it into words, to be a man. As a husband, he basic combat training at Fort Sill, who was named for this year’s Federation of Women’s clubs held demonstrated time and time again that women are to be treated with re - Lawton, Okla. During his 9 weeks award Monday. Dual winners in recently at Grand Rapids. These spect. He instilled in me a work ethic that has served me well as an of training, Bucholtz studied the the race for Junior Citizen of the pins are given to two women of adult, and he taught me that time is the most precious gift of all. Army mission and received in - Year were announced Monday by each district who have done out - These days I’ll be the first to admit my memory isn’t what it used to struction and training in drill and Phil Keating, left, representing the be, but I can still see him standing streamside on one of those misty standing war and civic activities ceremonies, Army history, core Cass City Chamber of Commerce. work through their federated northern Michigan mornings, quietly calling my name and motioning values and traditions, military for me to fish a section of stream that looked promising. Receiving the coveted award were clubs. courtesy, military justice, physical Anytime I return to those same old streams, I relive past opening morn - Frances Kozan and David Heins. Pfc. Phil Rieger of Fort Sheridan, ings. I can’t help but feel my grandfather’s presence when I step from fitness, first aid, rifle marksman - Born April 19 in Caro Commu - Illinois, spent the week end with my car into a forest alive with chattering birds and squirrels, the rhyth - ship, weapons use, map reading nity Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Reiger and Mr. and Mrs. mic drumming of a ruffed grouse and the soft gurgling of a nearby and land navigation, foot marches, Kenneth Marker (Karla Stine) Remi Van Liedekerke. brook. armed and unarmed combat, and their second child, a six-pound, Mrs. Ralph Young of Cass City In a way, I suppose he’ll never really be gone, because I won’t forget field maneuvers and tactics. Bu - eight-ounce boy, Tyson Kenneth. was pleasantly surprised Thursday him or the lessons I learned at his side. choltz is the son of Ellen Johnson Mother and baby went to their afternoon, when a number of I can think of no finer tribute to the man. of Owendale. He is a 2008 gradu - home near Unionville Monday. ladies from Novesta came to help ate of Owendale-Gagetown High Four-year-old Stacie Marker spent her celebrate her birthday. The School. from Thursday until Monday with party was also in honor of Mrs. her grandparents here, Mr. and Harold Biddle, whose birthday 25 YEARS AGO (1994) Mrs. Garrison Stine. was near that date. A potluck Theo Hendrick is spending two lunch was served and a lovely Jane Reif, a teacher at Cass City weeks with his daughter and son- birthday cake made by Mrs. Wm. High School, was recently hon - in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwell Patch graced the center of the ored by Northwood University as Kelly at New Boston. Mr. and table. The honor guests received a “Distinguished Teacher.” She Mrs. Don Whittenburg took him gifts. was selected for the recognition there and returned home Sunday. by a former student, Melanie S. The Whittenburgs attended, at 100 YEARS AGO (1919) Churchill of Cass City. Churchill Allen Park Sunday, a celebration was among honor students at of the 100th birthday of a friend, Vern Holler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Northwood who were asked to Mrs. Wagner. C. W. Heller, who is stationed nominate the educator who pro - The engagement of Joyce Ann with the United States army in vided the most helpful influence Hubel to David James Kidwell is Luxemburg, Germany, writes in molding their academic excel - announced by her parents, Mr. and home to his parents that he is en - lence. Mrs. Clayton Hubel of Flint, for - joying a two weeks’ furlough Denise Marie Van Erp and Paul merly of Cass City. His parents among the beauties of the Alps H. Drake, both of Novi, were are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kidwell mountains in Switzerland. united in marriage March 19. The of Drayton Plains. An Oct. 27 Ira Gale, with the boys in France, bride is the daughter of Mr. and wedding date is planned. son of Mrs. Ella Gale, writes he Mrs. Joseph Van Erp of Bad Axe, will not be home with his regi - and the groom is the son of Mr. ment which sails very soon as he and Mrs. Keith Drake of Vero 50 YEARS AGO (1969) is attending the University in Beach, Fla. Beaune, France, specializing in Jeremy Capps a junior in a law At an Awards Dinner held in music, at the expense of Uncle course at the University of Ne - Lansing last Thursday evening, Sam. braska was one of 2,000 students April 10, Leslie Profit of Cass Mrs. Arthur Jones has accepted to be recognized in the annual All- City was named the “Manager of the position of saleslady at the University Honors Convocation the Year” by Clayton Klein, the store of L. H. Wood to fill the va - April 15. He received high honors. President of Klein Fertilizers, Inc. cancy caused by the resignation of He is the son of Rita Lovejoy and He received an appropriate plaque Miss Gertrude Cormany. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Auctions to benefit scholarship established in DeLong’s memory
Continued from page one. during the show and staggers with the Tuscola County Commu - Memorial Scholarship in 1999, there. That was going to be his when the tables close at noon, 1 nity Foundation. thanks to support from both the calling.” Cash donations are also being ac - p.m. and 2 p.m. There is also a Paul DeLong was the eldest son jackpot committee and the De - DeLong acknowledged a parent cepted. live auction that takes place before of Robert DeLong and the late Long family. never forgets the profound sense To arrange for pick-up of a dona - the final drive (the overall cham - Laurie McRae. Family members Family members say the schol - of grief that comes with losing a tion, or for more information, con - pion of the show). say he had two passions in life; arship honors both of Paul’s pas - child, but he’s grateful for the tact Kayla DeLong at (989) teaching youth and agriculture. sions by assisting young people memories of raising his son for 19 551-4002, via email at de - “The silent auction starts right Paul grew up showing cattle at the enrolled in 4-H and FFA beef proj - years, and knowing he was a good [email protected] or on Face - away in the morning (9 a.m.) and county fair and showed at the ects in furthering their education. kid. book. we group the tables by when they Thumb Jackpot Beef Show. “A lot of people don’t know he The scholarship program is open will close. So, people can bid on DeLong, a 1998 graduate of (Paul) was going to school to be a “He’d do anything for anybody,” to youths from seven counties – some tables from 9 to noon, others Ubly Community Schools, was at - special education teacher,” said he said. “And this scholarship – Tuscola, Huron, Sanilac, Lapeer, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the last group tending Delta College majoring in Bob DeLong, who recalled his son what a way to remember him.” St. Clair, Macomb and Oakland – 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.,” DeLong ex - special education when he and struggled in school at times be - All graduating high school sen - who participate in the Thumb plained. “We usually have 12-plus Phillip Mathewson II of Deford, a cause of dyslexia, but was the sort iors from any of the seven coun - Jackpot Show, and the auction is eight-foot tables with donated 1999 Cass City High School grad - of young man who wasn’t afraid ties that exhibit two or more and an annual fundraiser held on the items. We get some awesome uate, were killed in a farm acci - of giving life his all. “Physically, the current year (their senior year) same day as the show, according things donated — some items dent in Sanilac County’s he was the hardest worker. He at the Thumb Jackpot Beef Show to Kayla DeLong, who is married bring in more than $200 — and Bridgehampton Township in the loved to work.” are eligible to receive the Paul De - to Paul’s brother, Joe. we also have things kids can bid fall of 1999. Sanilac County Sher - DeLong said Paul’s passion for Long Memorial Scholarship. “The show and auction rotates on.” iff’s deputies said DeLong, 19, teaching was sparked when he Through the support of the schol - location every year between the All proceeds from the auction are and Mathewson, 18, were per - was given the opportunity to work arship’s live and silent auction seven counties,” she noted. deposited in the Paul DeLong Me - forming maintenance on a silo as a special education assistant in held annually at the Thumb Jack - “There is a silent auction that runs morial Scholarship endowment when the accident occurred. high school. pot Beef Show, and the generous A scholarship that was started by “From the day he walked into support of donors, as of 2018, the the Thumb Jackpot Beef Educa - that class…the light came on and Paul DeLong Memorial Scholar - tion Program in 1997 was re - the kids migrated to him,” he said. ship has awarded a combined named the Paul DeLong “His grades came up, focus was $87,400 to 178 students. # # ! " ! # ! School board reviews bond update # ! " ! ! $ ! # Continued from page one. requiring months to design, plan ing to enhance security. # $ and install, so it’s unlikely the The bids are related to the first of leaving roughly $500,000 for boilers could be in place by win - three sets of capital improvement projects — previously delayed ter. However, he added, contrac - projects in the district, all being until 2020 or 2022 – that could be tors who have inspected the funded by a voter-approved mill - tackled this year. equipment say they believe the age extension over the next few Hartel recommended moving up district can “limp by” another year years. ! #% #("& $ ! #% planned resurfacing of the ele - with the existing boilers. Cass City voters overwhelming mentary school gymnasium, re - Hartel said he will draft a written supported a proposed $8.68 mil - % %#' placement of the elementary proposal outlining the specific up - lion bond extension proposal last school’s main entrance doors, and grades that could be moved up to spring, paving the way to generate the purchase of one or two new this year, including cost estimates, enough funding for a number of # ! " school buses. He also suggested and pass those on to board mem - upgrades designed to provide stu - $ the board might want to consider bers before the next regular meet - dents with a safer, more secure moving up planned painting of all ing Monday, May 20, at 7 p.m. and energy efficient learning en - corridors and classrooms at the The board earlier this year signed vironment. high school along with replace - the first in a series of bond con - Voters agreed to an extension of ment of the aging clock/fire alarm struction project contracts for ma - an existing three-mill tax that system. sonry, carpentry, mechanical and originally raised money capital Board President Alice Zaleski, electrical components of various improvement projects at what is Treasurer Dave Osentoski and projects set to get underway early now Cass City Elementary Trustee Janet Richards all voiced this summer. School. That tax is slated to expire concerns over the need to replace This year’s projects include in - in 2021 but will now be levied for the elementary school boilers as stallation of an updated heating additional 15 years, with the pro - soon as possible. and cooling system at the high ceeds going towards repairs and Hartel acknowledged the need, school, and new entrances at the upgrades to the high school as but said he’s been told the project high school and elementary build - well as the elementary building. involves a comprehensive process School officials, meanwhile, ex - pect to tackle a variety of projects both inside and outside of the dis - trict’s aging buildings, including the high school, which was built in 1966. The district’s newest building – the former middle school, now Cass City Elementary School – was constructed about 20 years ago. The bond extension will generate funding in three increments, and the work will be completed over a period of about five years, accord - ing to Hartel, who said officials will, as promised, start with instal - lation of an updated heating and cooling system at the high school. Total bond expenditures in 2020 are projected at $2.358 million, !" !# !$ ! with another $3.685 million in 2022 for a total of $8.455 million generated by the bond extension. When it’s all said and done, up - grades at the high school will in - clude technology; electrical service along with the fire alarm and clock systems; and renovation of science labs and restrooms. Funding will also go towards band instrument storage, classroom and art room casework, STEM (Sci - ence, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) lab and class - room furniture. In the elementary building, up - grades will also target the heat - ing/air conditioning/ventilation system, including replacement of boilers; electrical service, parking lot paving and playground equip - ment. Parking lot paving is planning for the district’s preschool as well, as are bus loop paving and restroom upgrades. In other business during the reg - ular monthly meeting, the board: *Approved continued employ - ment for the following teachers: Tenure for Jane Ignash, high school social studies; tenure for Leigh Osentoski, high school sci - ence; tenure for Karen Sweeney, second grade; and second-year probation for Chris Kimble, high school science. *Accepted “with regret” the res - ignation of Brenda Blackmer, a para-professional who is retiring after 17 years of service to the dis - trict. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 PAGE SEVEN News briefs Glaspie retiring after 29 years on bench Continued from page one. traditional fines and jail time to the Glaspie family, which has encourage those repeatedly con - deep roots in the community. feated Burgess in the general elec - victed of driving under the influ - Glaspie’s father, the late-Grant Thumb Area Job Fair set tion by more than 600 votes. ence of drugs and/or alcohol to Glaspie, served the local post of - Glaspie has since repeatedly won turn over a new leaf. fice for more than 40 years, much CARO – Attention job seekers: The Thumb Area Job Fair is slated for reelection to the post, giving him Offenders accepted in the pro - of that time as postmaster, a posi - Wednesday, May 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tuscola Technology a perfect record of having never gram undergo a lengthy, intensive tion that was appointed by the Center, 1401 Cleaver Rd. in Caro. been defeated at the polls. court-supervised program that in - president of the United States Thumb businesses currently hiring will be on hand to speak to prospec - As a district court judge, Glaspie cludes individual and group treat - back in the day. tive employees about immediate job openings. Those interested are en - handles a variety of legal cases, ment, intensive drug testing, and “I still have the appointment” let - couraged to bring a resume, dress for success and come prepared to including civil lawsuits involving 12-step meeting attendance. ter from President Lyndon John - market their skills. judgments of up to $25,000, all “I think it’s been (effective). I son, noted Glaspie, a genealogy The event, sponsored by Michigan Works!, Tuscola County Economic misdemeanor cases, arraignments know we’ve had some failures, buff who said members of his Development Corporation, Tuscola Technology Center and the Caro in felony cases as well as prelimi - but we’ve had some great suc - family has lived in the community Area District Library, is designed to give residents a chance to meet nary examinations (where the cesses, too,” Glaspie said of the dating back to 1861, when his local business and industry representatives, learn about employment judge determines if there is suffi - court, which has since “gradu - great-grandparents owned a farm opportunities and explore different career options. cient evidence to bind a defendant ated” more than 70 individuals. in Novesta Township. Businesses that are currently hiring and interested in participating as over to circuit court), civil infrac - Court officials last year an - Glaspie’s own resume includes vendors are asked to contact Amy Hall at (989) 673-5300 (ext. 30301) tions and landlord-tenant cases. nounced plans to establish a sec - having served the community and or via email at [email protected]. More information is available by ond problem-solving court – this region in a variety of roles over contacting Rob Shadley at (989) 673-5300 (ext. 30305). Intimidating caseload one targeting defendants strug - the years, including the Human gling with mental health issues Development Commission Board When he was appointed to the that have resulted in repeated of Directors and Michigan Asso - Donate to DeLong auction bench, Glaspie inherited an intim - brushes with the law. The goal is ciation of Counties, and as a for - idating caseload, including a to assist repeat felony offenders in mer fundraising coordinator for SANDUSKY – Live and silent auction items are being accepted for a crushing pile of civil cases, from achieving long-term stability, be - the Boy Scouts of America. He is fundraiser that will benefit the Paul DeLong Memorial Scholarship his predecessor. Just the same, he coming law-abiding citizens, and also a past president of the Cass Fund, which awards scholarships to high school graduates from seven clung to a dedication to treat cases becoming successful in their com - City Chamber of Commerce and a area counties, including Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron. and defendants individually and at munities, resulting in less recidi - past president of the Cass City The fundraiser will be Saturday, April 27, at the Sanilac County Fair - the same time equally under the vism (repeat offenses) and a Lions Club. grounds in Sandusky. law – no small task in a small reduction in jail expenses to the Auction item suggestions include gift certificates, homemade crafts, community where everyone community. These days, Glaspie is looking to home and garden items, seasonal items, and farm and show items. Cash seems to know everyone else. Michigan’s mental health treat - the future, and looking forward to donations are also being accepted. And, he has always demanded re - ment was largely gutted in the slowing down a bit after pouring To arrange for pick-up of a donation, or for more information, contact spect for the law and judicial sys - 1990s, resulting in many defen - himself into his chosen vocation Kayla DeLong at (989) 551-4002, via email at [email protected] tem in his courtroom. dants ending up in the judicial sys - for nearly four decades. or on Facebook. “There’s been changes since I’ve tem, Glaspie said, “but I think Glaspie says he would have been taken the bench. The practice of we’ve come full circle now.” content to remain an attorney law has changed drastically over throughout his career, but he’s Music for All slated May 2 the past 30 years,” Glaspie ob - Health scare glad he accepted the judgeship served. “It’s not the professional when the opportunity came along. CARO – Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems and Chemical Bank will approach to the practice of law” it Challenges in the courtroom took “I was happy on the bench – present Music for All, a free community event, Thursday, May 2, at the used to be when it comes to some a backseat to a health scare for never regretted that. Ever,” said Knights of Columbus Hall, 903 Ryan Rd., Caro. attorneys. “Today, it seems like Glaspie at one point in his career. Glaspie. “The decision (to retire) Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the show – featuring Noel Leamen – be - everybody takes things so person - In 1993 he was diagnosed with a took a long time. It’s so final. Cer - gins at 6:30 p.m. ally, and they can’t let it go.” benign brain tumor and underwent tainly I’ll miss my staff – who are Reserved seats are available by calling (989) 672-3010. surgery to have it removed. Com - great. They do a great job — and As for the caseload itself, state plications led to two more surger - coming to work, because that’s guidelines require courts to re - ies, with Glaspie losing the my daily routine, and I have some Hines set to speak in Caro solve certain types of cases in a set hearing in one ear and suffering great friendships with the people I amount of time, according to some paralysis on the left side of work with. CARO – Kevin Hines, an award-winning global speaker, best-selling Glaspie, who said defense attor - his face. “But you know what? I’m really author, documentary filmmaker and suicide prevention and mental neys and prosecutors have allevi - But he returned to the bench after excited about it. I’m looking for - health advocate will be the guest speaker during a program entitled ated some of the pressure by about six months to continue his ward to it. It’s been a great career. Hope, Recovery and Wellness Monday, May 6, at 6:30 p.m. in the Caro working together more efficiently career of service – a tradition in I’m lucky I’ve had that.” Community Schools auditorium, 301 N. Hooper St. to resolve many cases without Two years after he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of jury trials. 19, Hines attempted to take his own life by jumping from the Golden The mix of cases has changed Gate Bridge. He has since dedicated his life to saving lives by spreading somewhat, but it’s still a hefty a message of hope and his art of living mentally well. workload, one that all too fre - The program is being presented by Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems quently provides a glimpse into (TBHS) and is funded in part by Chemical Bank. More information is the dark side of humanity. available by contacting Susan R. Holder, director of marketing and Although the number of inci - training for TBHS, at (989) 673-6191 or by logging onto the website dents involving serious offenses www.tbhsonline.com. are higher in urban areas, rural counties such as those in the Thumb see the same types of PEP volunteers are needed crimes, including sexual assault and the abuse of children and HURON COUNTY — The Proud Equestrian Program (PEP) is looking spouses, Glaspie said. for adult and young adult volunteers ages 14 and up to participate in “Those are bad days (on the the rewarding therapeutic horseback riding program. The program is bench),” he added. “As a judge, scheduled for Wednesday evenings from May 29 to August 7 from 6 to you hear so many of these, and it’s 9 p.m. difficult, but you don’t want to get Volunteers aren’t required to stay for the entire session; they are free to a point where it doesn’t affect to come and go as they need to, depending on their schedule. These vol - you personally.” unteers primarily walk alongside the rider to ensure their safety. How - At the same time, Glaspie has ever, the sidewalkers also help the rider complete the activities of the had the opportunity to make a dif - class. ference in many defendants’ lives. Program officials are also looking for volunteers who are comfortable He along with Tuscola County leading horses and/or interested in working in an educational classroom Circuit Judge Amy Grace Gierhart setting with the program participants. Youth who are looking for vol - are credited with bringing a new unteer hours for programs such as the National Honor Society can gain breed of “problem-solving” courts those hours with this program. to Tuscola County in the form of The first meeting night for volunteers is Wednesday, May 29, at the the Regional Sobriety Court Huron Expo Center (fairgrounds) in Bad Axe starting at 6 pm. (TRSC), which takes an innova - More information is available by calling Marianne Buza at (989) 269- tive approach to addressing defen - 9949 (ext. 612) or (440) 785-2919. dants’ underlying problems, in this case alcoholism. CASS CITY native and Tuscola County District The TRSC began operating in Court Judge Kim David Glaspie is pictured above Parks on Ubly council agenda 2014 through a partnership of the in a photo taken by the Chronicle shortly after then- trial court judges in Tuscola, UBLY – The first softball tournament of the summer is scheduled for Huron and Sanilac counties with a Gov. James Blanchard appointed him to the bench June 14 and 15 and will be a fundraiser benefit for Addison Stomack, shared goal of creating a special - in 1990. At the time, Glaspie was an attorney who Aaron Cregeur told the Ubly Village Council during a recent meet - ized central treatment court that ing. could utilize tools outside of the had been in private practice for about 10 years. He noted that, with softball and baseball season here, bleachers will be needed by the end of the month for other ball games. The council agreed to spend up to $10,500 for fencing outside the ball fields. The fencing will be along the Sleeper North/South baseball fields on Bingham Street and Garfield Street. Officials noted they plan to apply for park improvement grant through the Huron County Com - munity Foundation. In other business, the council noted there will be a hazardous mate - rials recycling collection from 8 a.m. to noon at the soil conservation office Monday, June 29, and also Sept. 19 at the expo center in Bad Axe. +#" && ) ( ) " (. % &( Free CPR class on tap May 11 %"# %"# # " ## $ # !# '# # $%"# !# CASS CITY – Hills and Dales General Hospital will host another free " # # # $ # $# American Heart Association Family and Friends CPR next month. The class, slated for 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 11, at the hospi - # ! " # ( tal’s regional education center (former Baker College building at 6667 %$$" # # Main St.), is intended for anyone who wants to learn CPR but and # %$# &$ $ $) does not need a course completion card for a job or other require - &&# ( # ) " "%$ &"$# $ # ments. +** ( # To register, call (989) 912-6365. !! $ " ! %# & +(* / $ "# ! #("%! ( Compiled by Mary Drier and Tom Montgomery +%)* ( ) #) ,!)) ) #) 0 +* #& ") ( / # -*( Cass City Chronicle Subscriptions &+() &% . + ) . +(). (! . $ '$ *+( . $ '$ 0 ( ) " (. (! . 0 *+( . As Low As $21/year - Call 872-2010 #&) % ) . +% . PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Tuscola County honors its 2019 “stars”
Continued from page one. Also nominated in the group cat - associated with the healthcare in - egory were the Caro Exchange dustry,” McLoskey said. home the 2019 group category Club, Great Start Tuscola County “After nine years of working award. Imagination Library, Kare and with their son, (they) opened the “In the Thumb, agriculture is our Serve, and the Millington High Lighthouse in 1987,” he added. lifeblood. It is important to re - School football team. “The program opened with two member out heritage and celebrate *Business category – named this residents. They were pioneers in the success of agriculture in our year’s business category “star” the field of traumatic brain injury communities. The Friends of the was Grace Monument Company. treatment. Thumb Octagon Barn is a prime “Family-owned businesses are “From its inception, the Light - example of the history of agricul - the heart and soul of communities house benefited from Dorothea’s ture,” Jim McLoskey, Tuscola in the Thumb, (and) this family- commitment and vision to provide Stars Team member said in pre - owned and operated business is a the best possible resources for senting the honor. great example,” said Pierce, who families facing challenges related “This wonderful property and its noted the Vassar firm and its own - to traumatic brain injuries. Her historic buildings would not be ers, Randy and Dorothy principle was simple…each resi - possible without the vision of a Buchinger, have worked with a dent will be cared for as if they dedicated group of volunteers,” he number of churches, veterans or - were a member of her family,” added. “Through their ongoing ganizations and civic groups to McLoskey continued. GENE SUUPPI (left) was honored at this year’s volunteer efforts, visitors flock to create monuments. “Under Dorothea’s leadership, Tuscola Stars individual category winner for all of the small town of Gagetown to “During the upcoming Memorial the Lighthouse now has 10 resi - tour and experience the exhibits, Day services, citizens in Fremont dential homes to provide services his volunteer work in organizing clean-up projects shop the craft and antique ven - Township…and Millington Town - to more than 100 pediatric and on the Cass River and promoting the local water - dors, and enjoy taking a trip back ship will enjoy the talents and adult residents. The Lighthouse in time to experience the basic generosity of Grace Monument employs more than 300 commit - way’s recreational opportunities. values and experiences of rural where donated beautiful benches ted members of our communities farm life.” flank monuments,” he said. “At to care for the residents (and) this McLoskey noted the barn has Brookside Cemetery in Fairgrove, month…will celebrate its 32nd also served as the parent site under a monument from Grace Monu - year of providing quality care.” which the Thumb Quilt Trail – ment pays tribute to Orlando LeV - now boasting some 100 quilts dis - alley as the last surviving Civil Other nominees in the category played on historical barns across War veteran from Tuscola included Cass City’s Laura Curtis the Thumb – has flourished. County.” (director of bands for the Cass “The Thumb Octagon Barn Other nominees in the business City Public Schools), Lyle Sever - draws tens of thousands of visitors category were Dunn Hardware of ance (technical services director for its (Fall) Family Days, music Reese and Gambles Hardware of for the Cass City Public Schools) in the barn and annual school field Caro. and Tom Lounsbury, veteran out - trips, which never fail to go off *Above and beyond category – doorsman and columnist. without a hitch due to the great Dorothea Wilson, who owns and Also nominated were Trooper planning of the volunteer network operates the Lighthouse in Caro, Nicole Dhooghe (Michigan State supporting the barn,” he said. emerged the winner in this Police community and school re - “As a volunteer organization, the crowded category. source officer), Tuscola County Friends of the Thumb Octagon “When their 20-year-old son was Prosecutor Mark E. Reene, Amy Barn work to ensure that eco - involved in an automobile acci - Schuette (computer technology tourism is alive and well in the dent and suffered a traumatic management instructor at the Tus - Thumb. Their tireless efforts are brain injury, Dorothea and Jim cola Technology Center), Foster appreciated by the agricultural Wilson were cast into a whole Findlay, Steve and Lynn Franko, community and the entire Thumb new world involving the rehabili - Teri Higgins, Pat Kraynak and Joy CASS CITY Public Schools technical services Di - region.” tation process and the challenges Sauser. rector Lyle Severance (above) was also nominated in the “above and beyond” award along with Laura Curtis, the district’s director of bands.
VETERAN outdoors columnist Tom Lounsbury, Cass City, was nominated for the Tuscola Stars “above and beyond” award for his work in promot - ing the Cass River, including organizing a 26-hour trip on the river to showcase the waterway’s esthetic and recreational value.
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PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2019 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Celebration of Ubly woman’s life on tap next month at hall
by Mary Drier For the Chronicle
There will be a special memorial next month for a woman who touched the lives of nearly every Ubly resident in one way or another before she passed away last December. A celebration of Lola Brown’s life will be held Saturday, May 4, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the township-village hall. Although not an Ubly native, Brown became an active member of her community when she and her husband, Bruce, moved to Ubly in 1965. She served as an EMT for Bingham Township Ambulance for about 25 years. She also started the first joint Ubly Community Vacation Bible School in 1978 in a partnership involving the Ubly United Methodist Church, the First Presbyterian Church of Ubly and St. John Catholic Church of Ubly. Brown continued her dedication to planning and or - ganizing the annual vacation bible school program for four decades. In addition, Brown was a member of the Ubly Lions Club, community club, the historical society, Ubly Village Council and Thumb Veterans Auxiliary, and served as secretary for The Wildwood Flowers for World Travel and Mind Enrichment. She and her husband owned the Brown House restaurant in Ubly along with Huron Vending, Huron Ice, Mid-Michigan Ice and Ubly Mini Stor - age. In recognition of her selfless dedication to the community, the Ubly Village Council passed a resolution in January honoring Brown. “Lola selflessly gave to our community and we were honored to know her,” the resolution states in part. Ubly among districts named green schools
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HOLDING A properly folded American flag above are scouts (from left) Gunner Nicholas, Parker Kulinski, Roman Woodruff, Nathan Edwards, Noah Ames and Owen Gaeth. CASS CITY veterans, including Marty Twork (above), taught the scouts how ASIDE FROM offering the local scouts lessons in to properly handle and fold the flag, explaining what each fold represents. Also flag care, Cass City veterans (above, from left) pictured above are (clockwise from left) Charlie Gaeth, Ralph Ames (wolf den Marty Twork, Randy Wright and VFW Post 3644 leader), Janet Pritch (cub master), Aiden McGovern and Owen Gaeth. Commander Joe Merchant invited the kids to ask questions about their service in the U.S. armed forces. Serving You and Your Community Since 1960 4675 Hill Street • Cass City 989.872.2121 • www.hdghmi.org Do you need your DOT Physical? Come see one of our Certi ed Medical Examiners located throughout the Thumb! Millwood Street Primary Care H&D Caro Family Practice Kingston Family Practice Norma Abbott, FNP-C Christine Henderson, FNP-C Erica Knoerr, FNP-C 130 Millwood St. Caro 1514 W. Caro Rd. Caro 5854 State St. Kingston 989-672-1555 989-672-1399 989-683-8065 MEMBERS OF Cass City Cub Scout Pack 3594 re - cently shared time with some local veterans, who of - fered the kids some lessons on the proper way to treat the American flag. Pictured above are mem - bers of VFW Post 3644, Cass City, (back row, from left) Marty Twork, Randy Wright and Joe Mer - chant, post commander, and scouts (from left) Noah Ames, Nathan Edwards, Owen Gaeth, Aiden Mc - Govern, Charlie Gaeth, Parker Kulinski, Gunner Nicholas and Roman Woodruff. 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