THURSDAY THE TECUMSEH 50¢ SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 Tecumseh, Michigan Join us! VOL. 161, ISSUE 99 HERALD LENAWEE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER • SINCE 1850 tecumsehherald.com INSIDE: TPS Supt. addresses handling of threat at THS • See page 4A

FALL Sports2014 Investigation into threat at THS continues teams CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL EQUESTRIAN been identified as two 16-year- SWIM/DIVE By ANTHONY ALANIZ FOOTBALL SOCCER [email protected] old high school students. Dueo t GOLF their status as minors, their The Tecumseh Police Depart- names will not be immediately ment is continuing its investiga- released by the police. Minors TECUMSEH BRITTON DEERFIELD tion into a potential threat of are afforded certain protections CLINTON violence against students and during a police investigation. 
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5R5 5hfgj staff at Tecumseh High School After the two phone calls after two anonymous phone were received, the school was See area high school calls were made to the school on placed in a low-level lockdown athletes participating in Thursday, Sept. 11, tipping off where students were monitored this season’s fall sports administrators. between classes and throughout from Tecumseh, Clinton “Since the initial complaint to the day, and people coming to and Britton Deerfield the Department, the investiga- the school were personally tion has led to the apprehension escorted in. inside today’s of two Tecumseh High School “The caller did not think that Tecumseh Herald! students on juvenile pick up anything was planned for this orders authorized by the particular day (9/11), but the Lenawee County Prosecutor’s caller just wanted the school to In the news Office,” wrote Tecumseh Chief know due to the significance of of Police Troy Stern in a press the date,” wrote Supt. Kelly PHOTO BY MICKEY ALVARADO Pops, Chorus set to release dated Tuesday, Sept. 16. Coffin in an email to staff on Two Tecumseh homes were searched, including the one above on W. Chicago Boulevard. begin rehearsals Stern stressed in the press Friday, Sept. 12. release that there is, “no remain- On the day the calls were sort of threat to the administra- ently because of what we’ve Tecumseh High School The Tecumseh Pops Orc- ing credible threat of violence made, one student identified to tion, then we make a decision,” learned from some of the Principal Griff Mills to see the hestra and Community Cho- targeting the Tecumseh High be involved with the situation said Supt. Kelly Coffin. “We tragedies.” student. rus will begin rehearsals for School.” was sent home. have learned to constantly A custodian had noticed a stu- the December Holiday The two students have only “Anytime we get a tip or some assess each and every tip differ- dent acting oddly and asked SEE THREAT PAGE 5A Concert on Monday, Oct. 13, at Tecumseh High School (THS). The theme for this year’s concert is Home for the Holidays. The chorus, Council honors under the direction of Mary Hofmeister, Tecumseh Middle School vocal music director, will rehearse from police officers 6:30-8 p.m. on Mondays in the THS chorus room. In his 16th year as the Pops for bravery orchestra director, Dr. James Bell, of Albion College, will conduct orchestra rehearsals By ANTHONY ALANIZ for outstand performance of a from 7:30-9 p.m. on [email protected] difficult task involving personal Mondays in the THS band PHOTO BY ANTHONY ALANIZ risk to the officer’s safety when, room. Both rooms are locat- Piano restoration expert Belinda McGuire with the TCA’s Yamaha baby grand piano. At the Monday, Sept. 15, because of the officer’s actions, ed on the north end of THS. Tecumseh City Council meet- a serious crime is prevented or Members of the Pops and ing, council members had little the perpetrator is apprehended,” Chorus come from all walks Playing with style – TCA on the agenda before adjourning said Stern. of life, and new members are into closed session due to attor- Officers Kelley Hissong and always welcome. For more ney-client privilege. Greg Walsh received the award information, call Helene Before attacking the three- for their handling of a domestic Bleecker at 265.6735 or renovates the house piano item agenda of new business, assault on June 26 where a man Jeanette Meyer at 423.5989, Tecumseh Police Chief Troy had armed himself with two or visit www.tecumseh- By MARY KAY McPARTLIN piano weighs 650-800 pounds “Regulating keeps the moving Stern honored two officers by shotguns and told officers that pops.com. The holiday con- [email protected] and is worth $75,000. Some of mechanisms in order,” said awarding them with Tecumseh they would have to shoot him. cert is scheduled for Sunday, the work done has been on the McGuire. Police Department’s Depart- Without being able to talk the Dec. 7, at the Tecumseh The house piano at Tecumseh piano’s finish to restore the For some of the summer the mental Citation Award. man into dropping the gun, offi- Center for the Arts beginning Center for the Arts (TCA) is a physical beauty of the instru- piano was off its legs and cov- “The Departmental Citation is at 4 p.m. hard-working part of the theater, ment. The goal was to remove ered with blankets to protect it. to be awarded to a police officer SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5A with its contributions in local nicks and scratches on the finish During one of McGuire’s reno- Chamber to award and national performances. The of the piano. vation visits the piano was Yamaha baby grand piano was “We’re taking out the normal returned to one piece. According Tuckeys on Sept. 19 donated to TCA from the Rotary wear and tear on the case of the to Peach, it took between eight The Tecumseh Area Club in the name of Roma Gray. piano,” said McGuire. “Perform- and 10 people to move the piano Chamber of Commerce will “She was a piano player ance pianos tend to be polyester back up on its legs. be honoring Joe and Sherri extraordinaire,” said Rebecca or a black finish. The finish “It’s quite an ordeal,” she Tuckey on Friday, Sept. 19, Peach, TCA sales and marketing makes a piano look snappy.” said. “A piano has a life of its with the 2014 Musgrove director. “Roma always played The sound of the piano is of own. You can’t just pick it up Evans Award. Tickets are for Tecumseh Rotary Club and great importance to the TCA and with a machine.” $25 and may still be avail- the community, too.” to performers who play the McGuire is impressed with able. Call the chamber office Like any piano, TCA’s baby piano on stage. Most people the commitment the TCA shows at 423.3740. The evening grand needs regular tender lov- know about the importance of not just to the piano but also to dinner program begins at ing care to keep it looking and keeping a piano tuned, but the theater in general. The com- 6:30 p.m. at St. Elizabeth’s sounding the best it can be. This according to McGuire, there are mitment is one reason she only Catholic Church Parish Hall, summer the piano spent time in other aspects to improving the charged TCA for the materials located at 506 N. Union pieces while going through sound. needed to restore the piano and Street in Tecumseh. refurbishment with Belinda “Tuning isn’t enough,” she donated her time. McGuire, piano tuner and said. “We’ll be voicing it. “The TCA has a very consci- Inside restoration expert. Voicing is not the same as tun- entious staff there,” said “Belinda has been helping us ing. Tuning is keeping a piano McGuire. “They do things when Classified 1B keep our piano in tune and to pitch. Voicing a piano adjusts they can afford it. When the PHOTO BY JIM LINCOLN Crossword 3B alive,” Peach said. “She has the tone. Tuning is always done building is quiet and no one is Bob Feldkamp (pictured) was a hit at the Tecumseh Music Fest Education 9A donated her time and expertise.” with performances. Voicing around, there’s a lot of work on Saturday, Sept. 13, where he used his wit, charm and a few Legals 2-4B “It’s a conservatory grand should be done every thousand going on. It is a very lovely jokes during the live auction to help raise funds for Community Living 3A piano,” said McGuire. “It has a hours of use and regulation.” auditorium. The TCA is some- Arts of Tecumseh. Close to $13,000 was raised at the event, Obituaries 2A beautiful, beautiful sound.” Regulating is another part of thing the people of Tecumseh where music was provided by the Jim Rice Group and Simons Sports 6-7A The maple and mahogany caring for a piano properly. should be proud of.” and Rose. Major sponsors were Hantz Golf Club and Busch’s. PAGE 2A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 TECUMSEH & AREA OBITUARIES A job well done no public visitation. Private at 11 a.m. at the Clinton United Visitation was from 3-8 p.m. graveside military services and Church of Christ with Reverend Tuesday at the funeral home. burial of cremains will take place Diane White off iciating. There Memorial contributions may By ANTHONY ALANIZ at Brookside Cemetery later this will be a visitation at the church be made to the American Cancer [email protected] fall. from 10 a.m. until the time of the Society or the American The events that have have them come to this point, Condolences may be sent to service. Memorial contributions Diabetes Association. unfolded following the dis- which we may never know the family at www.andersonfu- may be made to Clinton United Condolences to the family may covery of a potentially tragic what exactly that was. There neralservices.com. Memorial Church of Christ, American be made online at www.pursefu- plot to harm students and staff is a whole myriad of events contributions can be made to Diabetes Association of the neralhome.com. at Tecumseh High School that could have played out, American Cancer Society. Michigan Cancer Society. (THS) has many in the com- unbeknownst to friends and Arrangements are under the Condolences may be offered to munity singing praise for the family of the two students, direction of Anderson Funeral the family at www.handlerfuner- efforts of school officials and which got them to this point. Home, Tecumseh. alhomes.com. Tecumseh Police Officers. In the last few years, we Others decry that the students have had numerous tragic HAROLD JOHN CALHOUN and parents should have been shootings across the country, BARRY G. HALL Harold John Calhoun of notified sooner about the from Newtown to Aurora. Too Barry G. Hall, age 69, of Clinton died Monday, August 18 events that transpired. many innocent people have Raisin Twp., passed away peace- in the presence of his family in Regardless of which side of died, and while the conversa- fully on Friday, September 12, the same room he was born in the fence you sit, there is little tion has been vehemently 2014, at Regency Hospital in almost 96 years ago. doubt that those in charge about gun control and gun Sylvania, Ohio, with his family Burial has taken place and a acted with swift efficiency rights, there needs to be a by his side, after a two-month ill- Celebration of his Life luncheon following two, separate larger conversation about ness. will be Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014 at anonymous phone calls alleg- mental health and its per- He was born April 9, 1945, in the Clinton United Church of ing that two students were ceived stigmas in this country. Tecumseh to Garth and Jean Christ dining room at noon. VIRGINIA ANN WELLS planning to harm students and While this may not be the (Downing) Hall. On May 26, Virginia Ann Wells, age 82, of staff on some unknown date. case in this situation, for 1988, he married Sharon Bitley, Tecumseh, passed away Friday, THS was put on a “soft,” low- many, identifying and treating and she sur- September 12, peacefully but level lockdown on the day the mental health is arduous and v i v e s . EILEEN PRATT unexpectedly while living at the two phone calls came in. oftentimes embarrassing. At B a r r y Eileen Pratt, age 81 of Tecumseh Place. Anything more than the what point can we, as a coun- served in Clinton died Saturday, Virginia was born April 3, low-level lockdown would try, say that this is important the U.S. September 13, 2014 in her home. 1932 in Britton, Mich., the have been detrimental to the and something must be done Navy from She was born July 3, 1933, the daughter of Harold and Leah school and police investiga- to assist the people that need 1963-1967. daughter of Otto and Margaret (Palmer) Craig. tion as to identifying who the professional help? He had been employed by the (Esch) Kulenkamp. She married She was a graduate of Britton two students were. There are In no way am I insinuating City of Adrian as Foreman of the David J. Pratt on June 29, 1957 High School. procedures and protocols in these two students have any Utilities Department until his and sadly, he preceded her in She is preceded in death by place to handle these situa- mental health problems, of retirement in 2006. After his death on April 28, 1991. her husband of 54 years, Edward tions. Letting parents, students course. There just needs to be retirement, Barry worked for Eileen was employed at Milton Wells and her son James and staff know exactly what a conversation on it to assist Raisin Township as the Boysville, Clinton High School Dale Wells. Virginia is survived was going on “when” is a del- those who may need it and groundskeeper at Mitchell Park and Clinton Middle School and SHIRLEY ANNE PAYEUR by her other children and their icate balance of providing prevent these sort of plans for five years and at Brady’s was a member of Clinton United Shirley Anne Payeur, age 74, spouses: Edward Joe and information. Giving too little from ever percolating. Sand and Gravel until he was Church of Christ. She enjoyed of Tecumseh, on September 13, Barbara Wells, Pamela Wells, or too much information at Until we can de-stigmatize hospitalized in July 2014. time with her many friends, 2014, God called one of his John Wesley Wells and Robin the wrong time could have mental health conditions to be In addition to his wife, he is going to lunch and to the movies, angels home to rest in peace and Ann Wells. Surviving sisters spelled tragedy. an acceptable form of health- survived by step-son, John time spent in Florida and watch- happiness for Eternity. Shirley include: Janice Porterfield, No matter how the situa- care, plans and its subsequent Bitley of Henderson, Nev.; three ing Tigers baseball. She loved was born July 11, 1940 in Isabelle Craig, Dorothy Bunek, tion was handled, there will tragedies will continue to play step-daughters: Brenda (Jeff) shopping with her daughters, Dundee, Mich., the daughter of Catherine Jones and Phyllis always be those who think it out. Steltzriede of Canton, Crystal going to her granddaughters Ronald and Marguerite Perry. could have been dealt with Supt. Kelly Coffin is (Tim) Holloway of Blissfield, sporting events and spending (Williams) Gurtzweiler. On July Deceased siblings are Dale, better. There is anger as to thankful that those two calls and Melissa Gilbert of time with her son Eric and his 24, 1976 she married Gary Charles, Oliver and Baby Craig how the school notified par- came in with concerns about Tecumseh; brother, Marc Hall of family when they visited from Payeur in Clinton. She was a and Geraldine Keran. ents about what had hap- the two students, who were Palouse, Wash.; two sisters: out of state. noon supervisor at Tecumseh Virginia and Milton have pened, but hindsight is 20/20. sent home from school once Karen (Gene) Holthofer of She is survived by her son Acres Elementary School. seven grandchildren and nine Each threat has to be care- they were identified. A custo- Green Valley, Ariz., and Kathy Eric D. (Edie) Pratt of In addition to her husband, great grandchildren. They fully evaluated by administra- dian had seen a student who (Dean) Ledesma Hebb, also of Greenville, S.C.; two daughters, Gary, she is survived by her chil- moved to Texas in 1978 and tors and police to not only was not acting himself and Green Valley; 11 step-grandchil- Stephanie (fiancée Steve dren, Debbie (Bill) Tooman of S. raised their family in Adrian and ensure the safety of all stu- brought that to the school’s dren; and three step great grand- Hathaway) Cheever of Onsted, C., Lisa (Wesley) Fuller of Houston. dents, but also guarantee that attention. children. He was preceded in Mich., and Marathon, Fla., and Manchester and Scott (Laura) Virginia enjoyed her daily potential perpetrators are not This shows, in part, the death by his parents. Kristen (Jerry) Isom of Onsted, Hedges of Tecumseh; grandchil- crossword puzzle and activities tipped off that they may have great relationship staff has Family and friends will Mich.; two brothers Vern dren, Dan Tooman, Weston at the Tecumseh Place. been found out leading them with students, and how the remember Barry as a hard-work- Kulenkamp of Manchester, Fuller and Niki and Jeff Hedges; Funeral services were at 11 to do something horrific and wonderfulness that is ing, generous and outgoing man Mich.; and Alwin (Caryn) great grandchildren, Jordan and a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014 at tragic. The last thing a school Tecumseh played a role in with a wide variety of hobbies Kulenkamp of Ketchner, MacKenzie Fuller and siblings, the J. Gilbert Purse Funeral would need is a potentially resolving this situation. and interests and a great sense of Canada; three grandchildren Ron Gurtzweiler and Pat Heiden. Home, Tecumseh with Rev. violent student panicking. A school can never really humor. He loved to tinker with Kelsey Pratt, James Pratt and She was preceded in death by Chris Cadwallader officiating. There is a lot of anger and be prepared for every event all things mechanical and auto- Rachel Isom. In addition to her her parents. Burial followed in Ridgeway surprise surrounding this that could come up. There are motive and to solve world prob- husband, Eileen was preceded in Funeral services were 10 a.m. Cemetery, Ridgeway, Mich. event in our community. It is plans, procedures and proto- lems over morning coffee at death by her parents, a brother Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014 at the Visitation was from 6-8 p.m. often said that those things cols in place, but practice and McDonalds with a circle of close Ermine and a sister Joyce. J. Gilbert Purse Funeral Home, Monday, Sept. 15, 2014 at the don’t happen around here. game day are two completely friends. He will be especially At her request, cremation has Tecumseh, with Pastor Ron funeral home. However, they do. And it’s different things. missed by his dog, Peanut. taken place. A memorial service Clark officiating. Burial fol- Condolences to the family jarring effect will be felt for Given what information At Barry’s request, cremation to celebrate Eileen’s life will lowed in Brookside Cemetery, may be made online at years to come. Does this mean they had at the time, there is has taken place, and there will be take place on Saturday, Sept. 20 Tecumseh. www.pursefuneralhome.com. our community is no longer no better way the school the safe haven it was thought could have handled it. Every to be? No, it does not change situation is dynamic and Tecumseh Police Report the small, tight-knit feeling unique and to get ahead of it, Accidents stopping at Maumee St., Pluff Intoxicated (OWI). September 12 – Jason Short, that is Tecumseh. The actions identify the students, and September 2 – Joshua Arbini, pulled into the intersection and Complaints 28, of Tecumseh, was involved of two students could not remove them from school 17, of Tecumseh, was south- hit a vehicle with the right of September 9 – Glenn Davis, in a three-car crash on West shatter what Tecumseh is. without causing panic should bound on Occidental and stopped way driven by Peyton Farinha, 63, of Tecumseh, reported to Chicago Blvd. Short admitted to Clearly, these two students be commended. for the light on Chicago Blvd. He 20, of Tecumseh. Pluff did not police the theft of approximately police he caused the accident need help. While parents and There will always be a lot was rear-ended by a vehicle driv- see Farinha because of heavy $310 in quarters, one dollar bills because he wasn’t paying atten- community members may be of “what ifs” about this, but en by Carol Schmidt-Leidheiser, rain. and five dollar bills. Davis saves tion. Short’s license plate was angry, there is more that can all the school, staff and com- 72, of Tipton. Her foot came off September 10 – Craig money for his grandchildren and also expired and he had no insur- be done than just going on a munity can do is practice for the brake while she was stopped Rotarius, 52, of Adrian, was noticed on September 9 there ance. Police cited Short for witch hunt in these students’ such things so if they happen behind Arbini at the light. turning left on Rogers Hwy. from was money missing from the Failure to Stop in Assured Clear names. again, it can be dealt with as September 10 – Jodie Pluff, M-50. He misjudged the turn and containers in his home. Police Distance, Expire Plate, and No Something went wrong swiftly and effectively as it 33, of Tecumseh was eastbound drove into a ditch. Rotarius was investigated but were unable to Insurance. His court date is Sept. somewhere in their lives to was this time. on Herrick Park Drive After also arrested for Operating While find the money. 22. SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 LIVING THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 3A Crash claims life A car crash on U.S. 23 near the Willis Road exit claimed the life of Andrew Karl, of Tecumseh, early Tuesday morn- ing at approximately 1:15 a.m., according to Michigan State Police. Karl, age 23, was driving a 2005 Honda and was pro- nounced dead at the scene. He was the only occupant of the car. Reports indicate Karl lost control of his vehicle, which left the roadway and struck a tree. There were no indications that alcohol was a factor.

PHOTO SUBMITTED Beulah and Stanley Dermyer Pictured at Lynwood Manor in Adrian are (l-r): Valendra McCarty, Nanci Prezioso, Tammy Jewell, of Day Break, Dermyers celebrate 65th Sue Pieh, Pat Rush, Carie Robottaro with Department on Aging, and Jeff Kagam, co-owner of Excelerate. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and worked at the Tecumseh Dermyer are celebrating their High School cafeteria for 20 Lynwood Manor in Adrian 65th wedding anniversary. years, retiring in 1990. Beulah Withrow and Stanley The couple has four chil- celebrates 3rd anniversary (Pete) Dermyer were married dren: Lawrence and Dennis ADRIAN — Lynwood specializes in residential September 24, 1949 at the of Phoenix Ariz., and Robert Manor in Adrian held an patient care, including clini- home of her parents in (Corinne) Ellis of open house celebration on cal programs, and pul- Tipton. Auburndale, Fla., and Steve Tuesday, Sept. 9. monary and orthopedic reha- Stanley was employed at (Myra) Wolfley of Glendale, Lynwood Manor cele- bilitation. the Tecumseh Products Ariz. brated its third anniversary For more information on Company for 41 years and They also have 15 grand- with Excelerate, parent com- Lynwood Manor, call retired in 1991. children and six great-grand- pany of the facility, which 265.6771. Beulah was a homemaker children. Fire Chief visits Capitol LANSING — State Rep. Clayton. “First responders Nancy Jenkins was recently across our state deserve to be joined by Tecumseh Fire Chief recognized and acknowledged Joe Tuckey as a part of the for their service to our commu- annual 9/11 memorial service nities, and this is just one small conducted by the Michigan way we can say thank you.” House of Representatives. The Lawmakers also paid trib- ceremony honored the four ute to Department of first responders from Michigan Corrections Deputy who lost their lives in the line Corrections Keeper George of duty in the past year and Haight, whose name was commemorated the 13th recently inscribed in the anniversary of the Sept. 11 National Law Enforcement attacks. Memorial Wall after giving his PHOTO SUBMITTED “It is always a privilege to life in the line of duty at State Rep. Nancy Jenkins and Tecumseh Fire Chief Joe be a part of this event, and I am Jackson Prison in 1893. Tuckey talk at the state capitol in Lansing. honored that Chief Tuckey was The event featured the ring- able to join me today as we ing of a fire bell following the line of duty since Sept. 11, bagpiper and “Taps” was paid tribute to these brave men reading of the names of each 2013. Special music was pro- played by two members of the and women,” said Jenkins, R- first responder who died in the vided by a fire department Grand Ledge Marching Band. TCA announces 2014-2015 season schedule Tecumseh Center for the Arts encouraged to run in a costume. Street Corner Symphony, the encouraged, but not required for has announced its 2014-2015 The race concludes with a cos- a cappella group who launched a children age 3 and up. season with a variety of enter- tume contest. career on NBC’s “The Sing- The Ben Daniels Band will tainment options offered The Michigan premiere of Off,” comes to TCA on perform at the TCA on Saturday, through the year. “Mr. What” is Saturday, Nov. 1. Saturday, Dec. 13. Feb. 7. The band has a sound The theater starts with a The Shaun Maki film starring The TCA Big Band puts on that spans Americana, blues, Tecumseh Players production of Pastor Alan Maki was shot on its annual holiday concert on jazz, and rock. “Paint Your Wagon” which runs location in Tecumseh, and tells Sunday, Dec. 14. The 22-piece On Saturday, March 14, Reza Friday, Oct. 3 through Sunday, the story of a man wrongly swing-era orchestra and its brings the world of illusion to Oct. 5. The Lerner and Loewe imprisoned for a crime he didn’t singing partner, The VocalAires, the TCA. Hailed as the nation’s comedy is the story of a miner commit. Storytelling on a Friday present favorites from the holi- top touring illusionist, Reza has and his daughter and life in a night is planned for the “Tell-A- day season. entertained millions on televi- mining camp during Gold Rush- Bration” on Friday, Nov. 7. Dance Steps Studio and sion and radio in 31 countries. era California. Storyteller Corrine Stavish hosts Performing Company along The Junk to Funk Eco The Kiwanis Travel the evening, which features with competition teams present Fashion Show and Fashion Wars Adverture Cinema Series begins local storytellers. an afternoon of dance on Friday, are set for Thursday, April 17. on Tuesday, Oct. 14 with a trip The second Kiwanis travel Dec. 19. The performances fea- Eco fashions, stylish models, to England’s West Country. adventure is “Budapest to ture ballet, tap, lyrical, contem- designer fashion wars, auctions, Tecumseh Youth Theatre’s Istanbul – A Danube Cruise.” porary, jazz, and hip hop. food, and wine are planned for elementary students take the The Tecumseh Youth Theatre Comedian Jeff Caldwell this TCA fundraiser. stage on Saturday, Oct. 18 and high school students present the comes to Tecumseh on Saturday, The TCA Big Band and Sunday, Oct. 19 with a produc- dramatic play “What Remains” Jan. 17, 2015. A regular guest on VocalAires’ spring concert is on tion of “Disney’s The Aristocats on Friday, Nov. 21 through “The Late Show with David Sunday, May 17. The concert Kids.” Sunday, Nov. 23. Letterman” and “The Late Late features music of the 1940s to The Americana music band Tecumseh Pops Orchestra Show with Craig Ferguson,” the 1960s performed by the 22- Driftwood performs on Friday, and Community Chorus are TCA hosts a Princess Day on piece orchestra and its singing Oct. 24. “Home for the Holidays” on Saturday, Jan. 31. The event cel- partner, The VocalAires. On Saturday, Oct. 25, TCA Sunday, Dec. 7. The afternoon ebrates all little princesses with For more information visit holds its annual Monster Dash concert features holiday music princess makeovers, crafts and www.thetca.org or call the TCA 5K Fun Run. Participants are and Christmas carols. royal snacks. Princess gowns are box office at 423.6617. PAGE 4A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD Opinion SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 ON THE STREET How and when should parents be It Takes a Village By DR. KELLY COFFIN that information is discovered in waves, our high school administrative team who notified when a threat of violence Supt. of Tecumseh Public Schools not necessarily all at one time. I commend took this information seriously and spent is made at a local school? our high school staff for their work two entire days (morning and night) piec- As you probably throughout this investigation. The last ing together the information as it was know by now, we had a question about sharing identifiable infor- received. It includes our high school staff situation at our high mation, the students involved are minors who continued to monitor students in the school last week that and therefore we are not able to share that classroom throughout this investigation; If my child was in danger, I was a cause for con- information at this time. providing our students with normalcy would want to know immedi- cern. To summarize, we I would like to speak personally about throughout the investigation. That, in my ately. had students who were this situation and the impact that it has had opinion, is what kept our students safe. — Julie Foreman part of a plot to harm on our school community. First I need to This could have turned out in so many our students and our Kelly Coffin say that this is “personal” — not just to me different ways — many ways that cause me staff at the high school. but to our Administrative Team. Most to lose sleep at night. While many may be The school worked with the Tecumseh members of our team have children of their upset because of the way the information Police Department throughout the entire own walking the halls at Tecumseh Public has been communicated, I gladly accept I think the principal of the initial investigation. At this time, the offi- Schools. If they don’t now, they have in the that feedback. We as a district continuous- school should immediately cial investigation has been turned over to recent past. Safety of our students is ly look for ways to improve our communi- notify agencies like the police law enforcement. always our primary concern. What kept our cation with families and the greater com- department. Broadcast it This is certainly not something I or any- students safe? Was it the buzzer system at munity. However, I will listen each and somehow to come and get one else wants to communicate to our com- the front door? Was it the sign in/sign out every day to these concerns, rather than their children. munity. There are many who feel we didn’t policy we have in our district? Those may ever have to communicate with families — Dennis Graham communicate enough, we didn’t communi- have helped. I will argue that the primary that we as a school were unable to protect cate specifically to certain groups first or reason that this plot did not become an your children. that we are not sharing identifiable infor- implemented plan was due to the adults in Words cannot express the gratitude I mation about the students involved. To this community who care about our chil- have for the two community members who Immediately. I’d say today answer the first two questions regarding dren. This includes the two community had the courage to report their suspicions, since most people have communication, I think it is important to members who called in anonymous tips to the custodian who went the extra mile to smartphones, send out a text understand that this situation came to our that morning. It includes the high school notice a student in trouble, and to a high and email blast. attention Thursday morning, September custodian who builds relationships with school staff who kept the safety of all stu- — William Fowle 11th and was communicated out on Friday students during the work day and took the dents a top priority. I consider myself so afternoon, September 12th. As with any time to mention to an administrator a con- fortunate to live and work in such a won- investigation, it is important to remember cern about one of the students. It includes derful community.

I think that first alert system is an excellent choice. It LETTERS TO THE EDITOR should go out right away. — Tina Skornicka Dog that appears which police learned was a From the bottom of our CAT director sends abused, injured runs rescue that had previously hearts, we really, truly, thank you’s for music appreciate all that everyone loose in neighborhood been living in an abusive festival support Immediately. Most have household where it was did, does, and will continue To the Editor, to do for us. To the Editor, alerts set up to do that. But injured; and one call for a My wife and I live in a These things did not go Community Arts of not just the alert, they need to dog on the loose which was small tight neighborhood. We back in its owner’s posses- unnoticed. From the smallest Tecumseh would like to have a number set up so and others have called the sion when police arrived. of things, such as a hug thank everyone who was people can call if they’re wor- police about a young dog Due to budget constraints when seeing us at Farmer’s involved in making this ried so they don’t go there. who constantly gets loose during the city’s 2013-14 fis- Market to donating chairs for year’s Tecumseh Music Fest That could cause a problem. and has a serious injury to cal year, the department was the Celebration of Life serv- such a successful event. — Jessica Foster his paw that is now unable to employ an animal ice. We say thank you. It The 2014 Music Fest was deformed. The police come control officer, however, means the world to us that made possible by the gen- and chat with the owners and funding has been reinstated, there will be continued sup- erosity of local businesses, They should know right leave. and the position is expected port over the years with dedicated volunteers, and all away. A phone call or some- Why do we have to pay to to be filled this year.) annual events like the 5k those who attended the one who could relate to the license our dogs and make Run for Dakota and Curt event. It was hosted in a parents if the parent can’t be sure their shots are up to Gonzales family Scholarship and the Men’s lovely setting at Hantz Golf reached. date when this dog’s owner sends gratitude for Gonzales/Orlowski Memorial Club, and was an amazing — Lucinda Hand doesn’t? Do we not have a community’s support Softball tournament. These evening with wonderful dog officer, who is responsi- To the Editor, events will be able to contin- music, delicious food and ble to deal with this poor We would like to express ue to pay it forward, which attended by great people. dog, who is going to end up our utmost gratitude to our is a testament to how these A special thanks to: getting killed by a car or hometown community. What exemplary young men lived Hantz Golf Club and man- from the neglect of the an outpouring of love, com- their lives. We hope and pray ager Jamie McClintock and owner? passion, and support shown that everyone would recon- his staff, Martin’s Home It’s not just once in to us during a very sad time sider how they view drinking Center, Busch’s Fresh Food awhile, it’s constant and of our lives. There are and driving, two young lives Market, Joe and Martha something needs to be done! absolutely no words that can were taken from them and Melcher, Mike and Jean be used to express what we another has had her life Lash, Crystal Winkler, auc- Ron Bansfield long to communicate to totally changed due to some- tioneer, and Jim Lincoln, Tecumseh everyone. Our community one making a poor choice. event chairman. went above and beyond what As a motto of Dakota’s uni- Thanks also to Harvey and (Editor’s note: The Tecumseh we could ever dream or versity, we ask that you too Pat Schmidt, The Joe Schultz Police Department reports imagine. There is no way “build a life that matters.” Agency, Kiwanis Club of that officers have responded possible we can name every Again, we thank you and Tecumseh, Nick Handler, and to Mr. Bansfield’s neighbor- individual, organization, God bless you all. Tom and Jeanette Meyer. hood on five occasions: two and/or business without in response to complaints of a missing someone. However, The family of Ali Wice, Executive Director barking dog; two for calls in what we want you all to Dakota Gonzales Community Arts of regards to an injured dog, know is, thank you. Vince, Michelle, and Nick Tecumseh

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The Tecumseh Herald is a member of the Michigan Press Association SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 5A shoe Tecumseh Area Chamber of Commerce The Tecumseh Area Chamber of Commerce mission is to pro- mote and enhance professional and member interests and to increase the general welfare and prosperity of the Tecumseh area. The part that says promote member interests and increase the welfare of the Tecumseh area is accomplished in part by THREAT FROM PAGE 1A organizing and participating in events that are happening in town. These events draw people Police suspect two in threat at THS in to see the great town of “He [the custodian] knew media to get the latest informa- diately contacted the Lenawee Tecumseh and to patronize our something was not quite right tion out to the community. On County Prosecutor’s Office for member businesses. The list of and brought it to their attention Saturday, Sept. 13, another guidance.” events for the remainder of 2014 immediately,” said Coffin. recorded alert was made outlin- The Tecumseh Police is: PHOTO BY ANTHONY ALANIZ On Friday, another student ing the specifics of the timeline Department, with assistance • On Friday, Sept. 19, the Tecumseh Mayor Richard Johnson (l) presented a proclama- was identified to be involved more clearly for families. from Clinton and Raisin chamber will hold the Musgrove tion from city council at Monday’s meeting to Sherri and Joe and was sent home as well. “We’re always changing, Township Police Departments, Evans Award Dinner to honor Tuckey in honor of their Musgrove Evans Award, which the “As the investigation unfold- always revising what makes the executed two search warrants in this year’s recipients, Joe and couple will receive on Friday at a special chamber dinner. ed, we realized there was anoth- most sense depending on the the City of Tecumseh. Sherri Tuckey. The dinner will er student who was involved,” type of information we are deal- Stern expects the investiga- be held at St. Elizabeth’s quarter in 2015 for $600 worth the parade theme and making said Coffin. “We didn’t know ing with,” said Coffin. tion to take some time as evi- Catholic Church at 506 N. of gas from Perky Pantry. the contest winner the Grand that until Friday morning.” Once the school completed dence is sorted through. Union St. Tickets are $25 each • The 21st annual Appleump- Marshall of the parade. An alert was sent home their investigation, already Stern and Coffin shared the and can be purchased at the kin Festival is coming up The chamber is already start- Thursday about the low-level working with the Tecumseh same sentiments that the two chamber office or by calling October 11-12. The event is put ing on events for 2015 as well. lockdown to high school par- Police Department, the findings students need help. 423.3740. The purpose of the on by the Appleumpkin Donations are being taken for ents. were completely handed over to “I am just so thankful that Musgrove Evans Award is to Committee and the Central the annual Wine, Women, “At that time, I did not have the police. those people called in and that recognize those persons whose Business Association, however, Chocolate & Shoes event held in the information I have today,” “The Tecumseh Police the custodian spoke up,” said efforts have contributed to the the craft portion of the festival is February. The chamber is said Coffin, who added that the Department immediately deter- Coffin. “It all happened in a quality of life in the community a fundraiser for the chamber. accepting donations of gently alert stated the school was on a mined that the potential for this way that we could piece it and made Tecumseh a better The chamber also runs the infor- used purses, jewelry and acces- lockdown and that there were threat to be carried out did together very quickly.” place in which to live. mation booth for the festival sories to turn them into a fun rumors swirling about a poten- exist,” stated Stern in the press The two students are current- • The Central Business providing visitors with informa- shopping night. tial threat. release. “The Department dedi- ly suspended from Tecumseh Association has Downtown tion on the festival as well as on New members can join at On Friday, the superintendent cated every available resource High School pending board Divas at Dusk on September 25 Tecumseh and the surrounding prorated rates for the remainder sent an email to staff and the to the investigation and imme- action. and the Holiday Open House on area. of 2014 when paying for 2015. November 14 and 15. • The annual Christmas Payments can be made by cash, • Starting October 1, the Parade is the final event of the check or credit card and broken chamber will be selling tickets year being held on the first down into manageable quarterly for just $5 for a chance to win Friday in December. Last year payments. Call the chamber free gas. There will be a draw- the chamber started a contest, office at 423.3740 for more ing at the beginning of each asking the public for ideas for information.

PHOTO BY ANTHONY ALANIZ Tecumseh police officers Greg Walsh and Kelley Hissong were honored Monday by city coun- cil following an incident June 26 where officers were threatened by an armed man.

COUNCIL FROM PAGE 1A Boulevard to close for annual parade cer Walsh drew and discharged Tecumseh Area Chamber of approved the closure of Chicago his Taser, which was ineffective Commerce to recognize individ- Blvd. from Wyandotte to Adrian on the subject. Walsh then uals who made significant and Streets on Friday, Oct. 3, from moved down the stairs and lasting contributions through 1:30 p.m. until 2:45 p.m. for the applied another Taser tech- public service to the communi- Tecumseh High School nique, the subject falling to the ty. They will receive the official Homecoming Parade. The ground where he was appre- award Friday, Sept. 19. parade will begin at 1:30 p.m. at hended. “We just wanted to say thank the high school. Council also honored and you to the people that nominat- Council also approved the NE congratulated Joe and Sherri ed us for the award, said Joe. “It Lenawee Crop walk for Sunday, Tuckey, recipients of the 2014 was quite a surprise to both of Oct. 5. The walk starts at 1 p.m. Musgrove Evans Award, which us.” at Tecumseh High School. This had been established by the The board unanimously is the 14th year of the event. PAGE 6A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 www.tecumsehherald.com The TecumsehSports Herald Indians burn Maples for a 5-0 SEC shutout

By MICKEY ALVARADO getting the ball to our defensive mids to distrib- [email protected] ute it to the right place.” The Indians improved to 3-3 overall and 2-2 A relentless midfield defense mixed in with in the SEC with the victory. an aggressive attack propelled Tecumseh’s varsi- Tecumseh’s junior varsity team defeated ty boys soccer team past visiting Adrian on Adrian 6-0. Thursday, Sept 11, for a 5-0 shutout. Goals were scored by Hunter Kocaj, Brad The Indians controlled the field from the start Arras, Mike Boegel, Bradley Spakes and Jacob and racked up four goals to none by the end of Soules (2). the first half of the Southeastern Conference Tecumseh’s varsity team followed with a 3-2 White Division match. win at Onsted on Saturday, Sept. 13. Tecumseh coach Jerry Nowak said that the Onsted held a 1-0 lead by the end of the first Indians were able to practice some different half and increased the lead to 2-0 early in the styles of play after taking control of the contest second half. early in the first half. Tecumseh’s Josh Nowak found Oscar Widen “Starting out, we played a lot of long balls, making a run behind the Wildcat’s defense and long crosses and that type of thing, and that was Widen put the ball into the net to cut the Onsted working well,” said Nowak. “But we want to be lead at 2-1 less than a minute later. able to play in different ways depending on the Widen and Nowak teamed up again but team we’re playing against so we started to work reversed roles as Widen fed the ball to Nowak on more combination plays, shorter balls and who sent a shot into the far corner of the net that type of thing.” from just outside the 18-yard box to tie the The first netter of the match came at the 34:25 match 2-2. mark in the first half with Tecumseh senior Nick Approximately five minutes later, Owen Wyatt crossing the ball in front of Adrian’s net Swan passed the ball to Nowak and he sent it to when it was deflected to Gino Cianciola, who the back of the net for a 3-2 Tecumseh lead. drilled it past the Maples’ goalkeeper, Andrew “Although Ollie Autry didn’t score today, he DeVries, and into the back of the net. really played hard in the offensive end and made Ethan Humphries tagged a solo goal at the the Onsted defense take notice of him,” said 28:32 mark, gaining control of the ball just past coach Nowak. “A lot of credit should also go to midfield and fighting off his defender, Johnny Nick Wyatt and Josh McKenzie who really Youngs, to finish the long drive with the Indians’ PHOTO BY MICKEY ALVARADO helped get the team motivated in the second half second goal. Tecumseh’s Ethan Humphries (r) fights off Adrian’s Johnny Young and scores a goal. with some spirited play.” Tecumseh junior Ollie Autry recorded his first Tecumseh’s JV team defeated Onsted 4-0 of two goals with 23:08 left in the opening half lead and scoring slowed to just one netter for the Josh Nowak was fed the ball on a cross from with goals by Evan Risinger (2), Bradley Spakes on an assist from Humphries. remainder of the contest. Wyatt and scored the match’s final goal with and Brad Arras. Less than minute later (22:47) the Indians “I wasn’t really interested in how many goals 4:13 left on the clock. On Tuesday, Sept. 9, at home against Dexter, rushed Adrian’s net again with Jarrett Oldeck we could score,” said coach Nowak. “I wanted to “The midfielders all season have played very Tecumseh lost 4-0. Dexter took a 2-0 lead by the feeding the ball to Autry for his second goal of make sure we were possessing, defending, mak- well for us,” said coach Nowak. “Again today, end of the first half and added two more midway the match and a 4-0 Tecumseh lead. ing those combination plays. That’s really what we were really doing a nice job of possessing the through the second half to secure the win. The Indians finished the first half with a 4-0 we were looking for.” ball and that’s where it starts, with our back line The Indians’ JVs lost 3-0 against Dexter.

Nelson scores three goals Tecumseh girls, boys teams place to help Clinton defeat Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 4-2 fourth at New Boston Huron Invite Clinton’s varsity boys soccer team beat Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 4-2 on the road, Thursday, Sept. 11. Both of Tecumseh’s cross-country teams Child was second Te c u m s e h ’s Huntter Trubiano scored the first goal to give placed fourth at the New Boston Huron with 73. Grosse girls placed 10th Clinton a 1-0 lead but Ypsilanti Arbor Prep came Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 14, with the Ile was third with led by Sawyer’s back and tied the match 1-1. girls and boys each scoring 86 points. 77 points. fourth place time Tolen Nelson scored three goals to follow that Chelsea won the girls event with a score of “I was very of 19:22. put Clinton up 4-1. The second goal was on an assist 29 while Grosse Ile was second with 61. happy to see the The top three by Nick Rolland. Carlton Airport placed third with 84 points. team come teams in the In the last five minutes of the game, Arbor Prep Tecumseh’s Christina Sawyer has been on together and run event were Saline scored another goal and set the final tally. fire since joining the team this season. She another great per- (49), Dexter (82) Jesse Fisher had 11 saves in goal for Clinton won the race with a time of 19:46, beating a formance without and Chelsea (86). while Ryan Schanz had three saves. Chelsea runner by only one second to place Jeff Case who is “Many of our Nelson had four shots on goal with three netters. first. out with injury,” girls were train- Sweeper Hunter Newman and defense Nick “Christina added another victory to her said Tecumseh ing through this Rolland, Ryan Schanz and Jacob Couture played a amazing season so far this year,” said head coach Eddy Christina Sawyer race and most of Andrew Waite smart game of defense, according to Clinton coach Tecumseh head coach Jill Stockford. “She ran Foley. “We had the finish times Marla Erickson. with the top two Chelsea runners and then 13 season bests and 11 all-time personal reflected this,” said Stockford. “We did have a Clinton lost 3-2 against Blissfield on Monday, made her decisive move at the two-mile mark. records (PR).” couple of bright spots in the meet including Sept. 15. She held off a late surge by the first Chelsea Tecumseh’s top runners included Andrew Christina Sawyer’s very strong fourth place Blissfield scored two goals in the first ten min- runner to win by a second. It has been so fun Waite (7th, 17:32.9), Jarred Waite (11th, finish.” utes of the first half. to see her have so much success in her first 18:03.6), Jack Lacasse (15th, 18:14.0), Lucas The top five runners for Tecumseh includ- Colton Fromhart scored for Clinton with an season.” Manuszak (26th, 18:57.0), Gabe Lopez (27th, ed Jessica Tebbetts (46th, 22:30), Kristina assist from Jose Roco (20:22). Nelson scored anoth- Also in the top seven finishing positions for 19:07.0), Ian Thomsen (28th, 19:07.3) and Ziemer (53rd, 22:54), Kelsey Hammer (68th, er goal with 15 minutes left in the half on assist by the Indians were Kristina Ziemer (14th, Nick Rutledge (29th, 19:09.1). 23:42) and Elyssa Hedrick (82nd, 25:14). Roco. 21:34), Jessica Tebbetts (17th, 22:11), Kelsey Tecumseh’s JVs placed second behind Kristin Randolph (91st, 26:24) and Emily Blissfield scored another goal in the second half Hammer (25th, 23:12), Emily Alderman Chelsea (18) with a score of 87. Alderman (92nd, 26:56) rounded out the to secure the win. (29th, 24:53), Kristin Randolph (30th, 25:18) Justin Breitenwisher placed seventh Indians top runners. Clinton’s keeper, Fisher had 16 saves in goal. and Elyssa Hedrick (31st, 25:19). (19:35.0) to lead the Indians. In the JV race, Sanders (97th, 27:00), “Kristina Ziemer and Jessica Tebbetts both “We had so many stand out performances, Kendall Brown (116th, 27:55) and Meyers had strong races today and will continue to get it is really hard to pick out one, but a couple (141st, 29:10) led the Tribe. Equestrians last even faster as the season progresses,” said that really stands out to me are Blaine Cytlak The top three teams in the boy’s varsity Stockford. “Emily Alderman bounced back who PR’d by over 21 seconds as a junior,” race were Saline (35), Ann Arbor Skyline (51) well today after a rough couple of races to fin- said Foley. “I am also very proud of Andrew and Ann Arbor Pioneer (80). in opening meet ish as our fifth runner.” Waite, who PR’d by 13 seconds as a senior. Tecumseh scored 268 points to place 10th Tecumseh’s equestrian team placed seventh out Tecumseh’s Rachel Sanders (25th, 25:47), Those seconds are hard to come by as a sen- while Adrian was 11th with 322. of seven competing level C teams at the Lenawee Katie Weatherford (30th, 26:27) and Zoe ior.” Tecumseh’s top five finishers included County Fair Grounds on September 7 in its first Meyers (46th, 28:35) all ran personal best In its previous race at the Southeastern Andrew Waite (43rd, 18:21.9), Jack Lacasse meet of the season. times in the JV race. Conference Jamboree No. 1, held at Hudson (49th, 18:30.6), Jarred Waite (69th, 19:13.7), The team has three returning riders, Jillian Carlton Airport placed first in the boys race Mills Metropark, all White and Red Division Lucas Manuszak (74th, 19:20.6) and Gabe Rebottaro, Brianna Tramelli and Kayla Wallich, and with a score of 58 while Dearborn Divine schools competed together in the same race. Lopez (82nd, 19:50.9). two new members, Matt Ginter and Savanna Maynard. “It was a hard start at our first meet with our Patriots’ girls cross-country team places second allowance of 24 slots (classes) per team,” said Tecumseh coach Diane Kimmitt. “We used our top riders and horses to fill their individual top classes. behind Madison at Whitmore Lake Jamboree Our Team has some great talent. It just has to all come together just right. Hoping for some big Britton Deerfield’s varsity boys and girls goals for the end of the season.” Adrian Madison placed first in the boys event improvements at the next two meets.” cross-country teams competed at Whitmore Oda Laegran placed third for BD with a time with a score of 27 while Sand Creek was second Ginter placed seventh in saddle seat fitting and Lake on Tuesday, Sept. 9, in a Tri-County of 21:11.53 while Marisa Kimerer was seventh with 62. Whiteford was third with 83 points showing and was eighth in the two-person relay Conference Jamboree and the Patriots’ girls with a time of 22:02.09. while the Patriots scored 86 points to finish with Tramelli. placed second while the boys placed fourth. BD’s Morgan Tilley was 10th (22:36.48), fourth. Rebottaro was first in western reining, sixth in Adrian Madison won the girls division with a Carrie Wielfaert, 12th (23:14.62), Jessie The Patriot boys were led by Gene Dudek, hunt seat fitting and showing, seventh in western fit- score of 45 while BD placed second with 46. Langmeyer, 14th (23:28.10), Maggie Loesch, 7th (18:26.37), Hayden Ross, 10th (18:47.71), ting and showing and eighth in hunt seat equitation. “It was disappointing to lose by one point on 15th (23:29.06), Emma Loesch, 16th (23:34.60) Ron Gerten, 19th (19:25.37), Josh Papworth, Wallich was first in saddle seat fitting and show- the girls side, but we still have some solid per- and Megan Bower, 17th (24:01.68). 24th (20:04.90), Dakota Heiden, 26th (20:07.43) ing, fifth in western equitation and sixth in the two- formances and almost all the girls ran a season “On the boys side I was thoroughly pleased and Lucas Wielfaert, 28th (20:23.25) person relay with Rebottaro or career PR [personal best record],” said BD by the effort given by all,” said Yockey. “They BD was scheduled to compete on Tuesday at Tramelli was second in barrels, fifth in keyhole coach Jay Yockey. “I know that they have more went out and ran very hard from the time the gun the Blissfield Early Bird at Gerber Park. Results and saddle seat fitting and showing, seventh in to give and will continue to work towards their went off to the finish of the race.” will be reported in next week’s Herald. Western Equitation and eighth in trail. SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 Sports THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 7A Patriots lose Tecumseh downs Eagles, improves to 2-1 in five sets By MICKEY ALVARADO [email protected] Britton Deerfield’s varsi- ty volleyball team lost a After closing the first half of heartbreaker in five sets to its Friday, Sept. 12, varsity foot- Summerfield on Thursday, ball game trailing Ann Arbor Sept. 11. Skyline 14-13, Tecumseh took “We were a little timid over the lead in the third quarter out of the gate and dropped and held on to defeat the visiting the first two sets pretty eas- Eagles 42-34. ily,” said Patriot coach Tecumseh’s Mitch Meger led Mike McCarthy. the Indians to the win with 221 “Something in the girls yards gained on 21 carries. He heads clicked and the next scored three touchdowns in the two sets they played phe- game. His first came with just nomenally.” over a minute left in the opening BD’s leaders included quarter on a five yard run. Laura Reau (12 assists, 8 Skyline tied the game with a digs, 4 aces), Janessa fast-paced passing drive that Handy (41 digs, 6 kills, 2 was completed with a touch- aces), Lexie VanBlack (17 down with only 29 seconds left assists, 11 digs, 3 kills, 2 on the first quarter clock. aces), Abbey Meinert (18 The Eagles’ Charles Jones digs, 6 kills), Erika Scholl, rushed into the end zone in the (40 digs, 2 aces) and Grace second quarter and another good Wielfaert (7 kills, 5 blocks, point after touchdown (PAT) 3 digs, 1 assist). kick put Skyline up 14-7 with 8:17 on the clock in the second quarter. Clinton vollies a “It’s good to have a game like win over Aggies this where you have to keep banging it in there and plugging On Friday, Sept. 12, away,” said Tecumseh head PHOTO BY MICKEY ALVA RADO Clinton’s varsity volleyball coach Al Romano. “Everybody Tecumseh quarterback Jakob Coker threw two touchdown passes and the Indians rushed for four more, earning a 42-34 win. team traveled to Sand Creek for played hard. Our defense played its Tri-County Conference hard. They made some plays. 37-yard run and Stoschein cen- opener and defeated Sand They’ve got some athletes.” Tecumseh 42 - AA Skyline 34 ter the ball through the uprights Creek in just three sets, winning Tecumseh was able to add to give the Indians a 14-point 25-21, 25-14, and 25-18. another touchdown with Wyatt TEAM STATISTICS failed), 7:57, 2nd PASSING — Skyline: Lozon 17- lead once again. Sand Creek started strong Cadmus rushing into the end ST T — Jimmy Terry, 19 pass from 36-0, 300 Tecumseh: Coker 10-17- Skyline’s quarterback Alex going ahead in the first match zone on a 19-yard run (7:57) but First downs-plays 12-63 - 17-75 Jakob Coker, (Terry pass from 1, 139. Lozon threw a five-yard touch- 7-2 but the Redskins battled the Indians following PAT Rushes-yards 27-138 - 58-352 Coker), 6:37, 3rd down pass to Guy Brent with back to record the victory, attempt sailed wide and had the Comp-Att-Int 17-36-0 - 10-17-1 T — Terry, 18 pass from Coker, RECEIVING— Skyline: Brandon just 46 seconds left in the con- according to Clinton coach Tribe down by one point (14-13) Passing yards 300 - 139 (Stohschein kick), 2:13, 3rd Boyd 4-99, Marakov 7-97, test. However, the Eagles’ fol- Kerri Morrison. at the end of the first half. Fumbles-Lost 2-0 - 0-0 S — Jones, 34 run, (Irvine Brendon Meingasser, 5-88, Brent lowing PAT was blocked by Senior, outside hitter Jordan “We controlled the first and Punts-Avg. 7-38.9 - 3-34 kick),11:08, 4th 2-3, Jones 1-13. Tecumseh: Terry Tecumseh’s Chris Hawkins to Pizzo led Clinton’s offense, second quarter, I felt,” said Penalties-Yards 13-114 - 11-88 T — Meger, 4 run, (Stohschein 4-72, Nate Coffin 3-31, Grant set the final score. going 18-for-24 hitting with 10 Romano. “We didn’t capitalize kick), 8:49, 4th Anschuetz 1-8, Zach Watkins 1-24, “I’m pleased. Our offense kills. as well as we would have liked SCORE BY QUARTERS S — Markarov, 5 pass from Lozon, Meger 1-4 certainly played well, with its Clinton Junior setter to certainly, but I think that wore SKYLINE 7 7 0 20 - 34 (Irvine kick), 3:59, 4th defensive stats: running attack especially, which MaryAnna Burnham went 24- on them and they got tired out. It TECUMSEH 7 6 15 14 - 42 T — Meger, 37 run, (Stohschein Leading Tacklers: we’ve been looking for. So that for-24 serving and added 24 was pretty obvious. We kept SCORING kick), 2:21, 4th L Pelham 7 solo 4 assist plus sack= was good,” Romano said. assists while sophomore middle pounding and pounding and T — Mitch Meger, 5 run, (Piet S — Guy Brent, 2 pass from 12 tackles “We made some good catch- hitter Kristen Pike was 19-for- pounding and good things hap- Stohschein kick), 1:07, 1st Lozon, (Irvine kick), :46, 4th Nate Brady 3 solo 4 assist plus sack es, Jimmy [Terry] had a great 20 hitting with seven kills. pened.” S — Tr evor Markarov, 15 pass = 8 tackles game and Mitch [Meger] did too Morison said that strong The Indians owned the third from Alex Lozon, (Mitch Irvine INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Adam Halasz 2 solo 4 assist= 6 and Wyatt [Cadmus] ran hard. passing and defense by libero quarter, scoring two more touch- kick), :29, 1st RUSHING — Skyline: Jones 18- tackles But the offensive line is doing Payton Hoelzer frustrated the downs, hitting a PAT and adding S — Charles Jones, 8 run, (Irvine 108, Lozon 9-30. Tecumseh: Sam Benschoter 1 solo 5 assist = 6 all that work up front. And when opposing hitters. two points on a pass conversion kick), 8:17, 2nd Cadmus 22-150, Mitch Meger 33- tackles they’re going good, we’re going “The girls gained confidence for a 28-14 lead. Jimmy Terry T — Wyatt Cadmus, 19 run, (kick 221, Coker 3-(-19). Jeff Arnett. 6 assist good. It’s really as simple as after winning that first match hauled in a 19-yard pass from that. We’ve got to give a lot of and dominated game two,” said Jakob Coker for the first TD of Stoschein connecting on the Makarov hauling in a five-yard “Our defense gave up some credit to our offensive line.” Morison. “Game three was the third quarter and he also PAT with 2:13 left in the quarter. touchdown pass. A good PAT plays but they played hard for The Indians improved to 2-1 close but seniors bring experi- caught a two-point conversion After going into the final followed and the Eagles were four quarters against a skilled overall with the win. Tecumseh ence to the key positions clos- pass from Coker. Terry followed quarter holding a 14-point lead, down by just one touchdown opponent,” Romano said. travels to Lincoln on Friday ing out the match.” with his second touchdown the Indians allowed the Eagles and PAT with 3:59 remaining in Meger stepped up again and with kickoff scheduled for 7 Clinton is now 4-1-1 overall, reception of the night with Piet to score again with Trevor the game. scored another touchdown on a p.m. and 1-0 in the conference. Clinton beats Whiteford 54-30 Whitmore Lake After getting last week off with Blissfield forfeiting its varsity football contest over to pounds Patriots Clinton, The Redskins’ defeat- ed Whiteford Bobcats 54-30 Britton Deerfield’s varsi- TCC with the loss. to open Tri-County ty football team was shut Whitemore Lake rushed Conference (TCC) action. out at Whitemore Lake on for 220-yards while the Mathew Sexton scored Friday, Sept. 12, losing the Patriots were limited to 72- three touchdowns for Clinton Tri-County Conference yards on their ground on a 70- yard run, 25-yard run opener 14-0. attack. and 52-yard pass reception. The Trojans scored BD passed the ball for Collin Poore also scored touchdowns in both the sec- 125-yards while the Trojans three touchdowns for Clinton ond and third quarters while gained zero yards form on runs of 25, 57 and 44-yards keeping the Patriots off the their passing game. and also hauled in a two-point scoreboard the entire game. The Patriots play next at conversion reception. Britton Deerfield fell to Whiteford on Friday. Game Clinton’s Noah Poore 2-1 overall and 0-1 in the time is 7 p.m. scored a touchdown on a 23- yard run and also added a two- point conversion reception while Jared Sackett scored a Indians win all events touchdown on a 46-yard pass reception. to defeat Erie Mason Erik Bouse completed two good extra point kicks. Tecumseh’s varsity girls Nevins and Alicia Dusseau Clinton quarterback Ryan swim and dive team won were first in 1:59.50; and the Karapas completed 7-of-11 every event for a 107-59 vic- 400-yard freestyle relay team passes for 157 yards and two tory at Erie Mason on of Marsh, Abigail Lawson, touchdowns. Thursday, Sept. 11. Gee and Dusseau were first in Sexton (5-117), Sackett (1- A state qualifying time of 4:24.85. 46) and Collin Poore (1-6) had 1:04.46 was recorded by In individual events, Marsh pass receptions. PHOTO BY TOM CULLER Tecumseh’s Karlee Marsh in was a double winner with Collin Poore led Clinton’s Clinton junior Matthew Sexton (r) takes a handoff from quarterback Ryan Karapas. Sexton and the 100-yard backstroke while another first place in the 200- rushing attack with 185 yards Collin Poore (not pictured) each scored three touchdowns to help Clinton beat Whiteford. Megan LaFollette scored over yard IM (2:25.53): Dusseau on 12 carries. Sexton added 200 points again in diving to was first in the 200-yard 110 yards on seven carries. trenches blocking, according Poore (8, 2 interceptions), Clinton’s Red Army Player earn her second of five needed freestyle (2:14.25) and the Noah Poore (2-27), Ethan to Clinton coach Scott Blake Rogers (9), C. Poore while Alex McIntosh was regional points. 100-yard freestyle (1:03.41); Barrett (2-24), Brad Gilbert McNitt. (8), Jason Aherns (3), Jared named Special Teams Player. The Indians’ 200-yard Gee was first in the 50-yard (3-12) added rushing yardage. Defensively, Sexton led the Sackett (7) and Karapas (7, Clinton improved to 3-0 medley relay team of Marsh, freestyle (29.13) and the 100- The Redskins racked up team in tackles with 15. Also interception). overall and 1-0 in the TCC Katie Simpson, Brynn Nevins yard butterfly (1:05.94). 365 yards on the ground. recording tackles were Joe Clinton’s Offensive Player with the win. and Ashley Dempsey placed Katie Simpson placed first David Chantelois, Grant Spence (1), Fowler (8), of the Game was Sexton while The Redskins will host first with a time of 2:14.07. in the 100-yard breaststroke Holbrook, Aaron Fowler, Holbrook (5), Josh Brown (3), Collin Poore was named Adrian-Madison on Friday for Tecumseh’s 200-yard (1:30.25) for the Indians. Ethan Vaughn and Ken Chantelois (12), DeShano Defensive Player of the Game. another key TCC contest freestyle relay team of In its previous meet at DeShano worked hard in the (11), Seth Sylvester (11), N. Jason Ahrens was named beginning at 7 p.m. Madison Gee, Krista Shaft, Dundee, Tecumseh lost 80-65. PAGE 8A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD Faith SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 Clergy Against Alzheimer’s calls on religious leaders to mark world Alzheimer’s Day

WASHINGTON, DC — The Clergy Against Alzheimer’s Network, a diverse, multi-faith, national network of clergy working to focus our nation’s attention on Alzheimer’s dis- ease, is calling on religious leaders and clergy to mark World Alzheimer’s Day in their congregations’ sermons and addresses during the weekend of September 19-21, 2014. September is globally desig- nated as World Alzheimer’s STOCK PHOTO Month — an international cam- There are over 44 million people worldwide estimated to be paign to raise dementia aware- living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. ness and challenge the stigma so often associated with action to advance the goals of families and demand the com- Alzheimer’s — and Sunday, better care, as well as improved mitment needed from our politi- September 21 is World treatment, prevention and ulti- cal, business and civic leaders to Alzheimer’s Day. mately a cure. Faith organiza- achieve the goal of ending “We are appealing to you as tions can help to disseminate the Alzheimer’s by 2020. a religious and community vital message that accessing a Clergy Against Alzheimer’s leader to mark World timely diagnosis and medical more than 115 founding mem- Alzheimer’s Day in your con- and social support can help peo- bers represent a wide spectrum gregations’ sermons and ple live well with this disease. of faith traditions from across addresses during the weekend Through better awareness we the country, including of September 19-21,” said the can help the millions living with Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, founders of Clergy Against dementia, a disease which Lutheran, Jewish, Muslim, Alzheimer’s in a letter to knows no social, economic or Methodist and Episcopal among Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, geographic boundaries — a others. As leaders of congrega- Lutheran, Jewish, Muslim, truly silent epidemic. tions and faith communities, Methodist and Episcopal reli- “We believe you are in a founders are at the forefront of gious leaders. “This will send a unique position to improve pastoral care for those with powerful message of love and awareness in your community. Alzheimer’s, eldercare issues, support to those in your faith As such, we humbly request that hospice care and the dementia community who are living with you support this year’s World friendly communities move- dementia, and their families.” Alzheimer’s Day by issuing a ment – all with a focus on the The letter, dated September message encouraging your com- broader subject of spirituality 12, continues, “The mission of munity to learn about dementia and aging. Many Clergy Against Clergy Against Alzheimer’s is and to show compassionate sup- Alzheimer’s founders are also to promote dignity, compassion- port to those living with the dis- educators, authors and recog- ate care and quality of life for ease.” nized public speakers. A list of individuals with Alzheimer’s Other groups, including the founding members can be disease, and to provide support Alzheimer’s Disease found here. for families and caregivers, as International, are making a sim- The group will publish a we work for a treatment or cure. ilar call to religious leaders. first-of-its-kind interfaith book It is our hope that clergy of all Clergy Against Alzheimer’s of meditations for caregivers faiths will help us realize this is a Network of USA gainst this fall titled, “Seasons of vision. Alzheimer’s, an engaged and Caring: Meditations for “There are over 44 million enraged community of individu- Alzheimer’s and Dementia people worldwide estimated to als who have been personally Caregivers.” The volume will be living with Alzheimer’s and touched by Alzheimer’s disease address the unique challenges dementia. We believe strongly and are united by frustration at a faced by Alzheimer’s caregivers that Alzheimer’s disease pres- status quo system that is moving and send a strong message ents a moral imperative at a too slowly and with no sense of about the breadth of faith lead- scale commensurate to the great urgency. Co-founded and ers who are united in the strug- and growing threat it presents to chaired by George and Trish gle against Alzheimer’s. The our nation and the world. We are Vradenburg, US Against book will have original selec- harnessing the powerful and Alzheimer’s is dedicated to tions by clergy from all faiths, ardent voices of men and mobilizing individuals to offering hope, encouragement, women of faith to call for urgent express the passion of American empathy and understanding. — Faith Calendar — Adrian Aglow will be with refreshments available. The ride is on Saturday, Sept. meeting on Tuesday, Sept. ~ 27 at 8 a.m. at Ogden Church 23, at 6 p.m. at 3973 Ogden Ride for Haiti bike ride to located at 3201 E. US-223. Hwy. Speakers Richard and benefit Restore Haiti, which The cost is $20 per rider or $5 Gloria Lamphear will be is partnered with Restoration for beans and rice dinner. For speaking on their 50 years of Ministries, a church in more information, and to reg- ministry and teaching. The Jacmel Haiti to provide a ister, send inquiries to ride- meeting is open to the public child sponsorship program. [email protected]. Inviting Words

PHOTO BY JORJIA HEADLEY “And make us happy in the darting bird That suddenly above the bees is heard, The meteor that thrusts in with needle bill, And off a blossom in mid air stands still.” — Excerpt from A Prayer In Spring by Robert Frost SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 Education THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 9A Adrian College to host session on Autism spectrum disorder Local group to present film The Lenawee ISD is hosting both general terms for a group • recruitment Autism spectrum disorder mental disorder-not otherwise a two-day session, on October of complex disorders of brain • training, and (ASD) and autism are both specified (PDD-NOS) and about heroin 9-10, from 8:30 to 3:30 p.m. at development. These disorders • maintenance of peer-to- general terms for a group of Asperger syndrome. On Thursday, Sept. 18, Adrian College, that will pro- are characterized, in varying peer support students complex disorders of brain ASD can be associated with at 6 p.m., Adrian Andy’s vide information about a sys- degrees, by difficulties in This training will also development. These disorders intellectual disability, difficul- Angels will host “Heroin in tem to establish a peer-to-peer social interaction, verbal and include the concept of medium are characterized, in varying ties in motor coordination and Our Backyard” at Adrian support program to increase nonverbal communication and of exchange as a way to con- degrees, by difficulties in attention and physical health High School. The free pro- opportunities for students with repetitive behaviors nect students. social interaction, verbal and issues such as sleep and gas- gram discusses the cost of Autism Spectrum Disorder Peer-to-peer support pro- The target audience: K-12 nonverbal communication and trointestinal disturbances. misconception, silence, (ASD) to access general educa- grams and inclusion of stu- Special and General Education repetitive behaviors. With the Some persons with ASD excel stigma and shame about tion settings and curriculum. dents with ASD not only Teachers, teacher assistants, May 2013 publication of the in visual skills, music, math heroin addiction. Peers model typical academic affects outcomes for students administrators, counselors, DSM-5 diagnostic manual, all and art. and social behavior in educa- with ASD, but can also impact parents and students. Eleven autism disorders were merged Autism appears to have its tional environments through- a number of outcomes for typi- SCECHs are available and free into one umbrella diagnosis of roots in very early brain devel- out the school day and provide cal peers and at-risk students. for educators in Calhoun, ASD. Previously, they were opment. However, the most support for students with ASD The specific steps for develop- Hillsdale, Jackson and recognized as distinct sub- obvious signs of autism and to promote independence and ing a peer-to-peer support pro- Lenawee Counties. Cost is $50 types, including autistic disor- symptoms of autism tend to socialization. Autism spectrum gram will be presented includ- for all others. Registration is der, childhood disintegrative emerge between 2 and 3 years disorder (ASD) and autism are ing: available online disorder, pervasive develop- of age. Adrian Library sets conference with young adult authors October 12 marks the will conduct a writing work- throughout the conference. A beginning of “Teen Read shop from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 limited number of the authors’ Week,” and to celebrate, the p.m. The afternoon panel, books will be available to pur- Adrian Public Library will “Fantastic Fiction,” begins at chase. host “ConTroll YA Literary 1:30 p.m., and features authors ConTrollYA conference Conference: Under the Aimee Carter, Scott Tracey, provides an opportunity for Bridge” featuring eight YA Courtney Allison Moulton and teen readers to meet and talk authors on Saturday, Oct. 18. Leah Cliff ord. The conference with many of their favorite The conference begins at concludes with a book signing young adult authors in an inti- 10:30 a.m. with a panel discus- and author meet and greet mate environment. sion, “The Wonder Women of from 2:15 p.m. to 3 p.m. Check out ConTrollYA on YA” featuring authors Eric Teens and adults are wel- Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr at Priuska, Kelly Barson, come to attend this free event, controllya.tumblr.com for Bethany Neal and Kate and can come for the entire more information about the Bassett. Authors Aimee Carter conference or just a portion of conference and about each vis- and Courtney Allison Moulton it. Door prizes will be awarded iting author.

LISD students place first in PHOTO SUBMITTED Community In Schools of the Tecumseh Area (CISTA) is sponsoring a benefit golf tournament on Saturday, Sept. civil engineering challenge 20, at Hantz Golf Club. The format is a four-person scram- ble with a shotgun start beginning at 2 p.m. The cost is On Monday, Sept. 8, six sec- The students were given a Architectonics: Raymond Riggs $75 per person, which includes 18 holes with cart, BBQ ond-year LIDS TECH Center civil engineering challenge to (Adrian), Tylor Tenniswood dinner and hot dog lunch. The deadline to sign up a team Engineering, Design and CAD create a suspension bridge with- (Adrian), Alex Gilbert is noon on Friday, Sept. 19. Pictured are CISTA committee program students competed at in a few hours. First place, (Tecumseh). members (row one, l-r) Tracy Hedrick and Rhonda Tinsley the 21st World Congress JAWS: Jacob Clark (Blissfield), The LISD Engineering, and (row two) Cindy Hook, Heather Perez and Liz Fracker. Intelligent Transportation Collin Mohler (Madison), Evan Design and CAD Instructor is To register for the golf tournament, or for more informa- Systems in Detroit at Cobo Hall. Sayler (Onsted). Second Place, Kim Benson. tion, call 423.7574 or email [email protected]. PAGE 10A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 www.tecumsehherald.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 1B THE TECUMSEH HERALDclassifieds PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES ADVERTISING RATES PAYMENT POLICIES BY MAIL BY PHONE BY EMAIL Monday Edition • 12 p.m. Thurs. $8.25 first 10 words, 25¢ each additional word. Prepayment required. VISA, Mastercard, Discover, PO Box 218, Tecumseh, MI 517-423-2174 [email protected] Thursday Edition • 12 p.m. Tues. Memoriams & Card of Thanks $7.00 for 75 words. American Express, check or cash payment accepted.

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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale be redeemed during 30 days immediately follow- File No. 14-013782 solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at $210,707.44, plus post-judgment interest at an aforesaid, at a point located 1,432.44 feet North 0 THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ing the sale. Pursuant to MCLA 600.3278, the (09-18)(10-09) sale, plus interest, as determined by the court. annual rate of 7.250% and other amounts recover- degrees 20 minutes 40 seconds West from the ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY mortgagor(s) will be held responsible to the per- 9/18,25;10/2,9,2014 Lenawee County Circuit Court Case No. 13-4634- able pursuant to said Judgment(s) and/or Order(s). South 1/4 corner of said Section 6, and running INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE son who buys the property at the foreclosure sale CH NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE JUDICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in order to sat- thence South 89 degrees 39 minutes 20 seconds USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- or to the mortgage holder for damaging the prop- CIRCUIT COURT SALE BELOW WILL SALE IN PURSUANCE and by virtue of isfy said Judgment(s) and/or Order(s), in whole or West 290.0 feet; thence North 0 degrees 20 min- TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER erty during the redemption period. If the sale is set BE ADJOURNED FROM September 18, 2014 Judgment(s) and/or Order(s) of foreclosure in the in part, the property described below shall be sold utes 40 seconds West 751.03 feet; thence North 89 BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall TO September 25, 2014 NOTICE OF JUDI- Circuit Court for the County of Lena wee, State of at public auction, by an authorized sheriff/deputy degrees 39 minutes 20 seconds East along the TARY DUTY. be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The CIAL FORECLOSURE SALE THIS FIRM IS Michigan, made and entered on the 24th day of sheriff or county clerk/deputy county clerk, to the North and South 1/4 line of Section 6, 751.03 feet ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be Purchaser shall have no further recourse against A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO March, 2014, in a certain cause therein pending, highest bidder, at the Circuit Court for the County to the place of beginning. Tax Parcel ID: CLO- rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney Dated: COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION wherein The Bank of New York Mellon, f/k/a the of Lenawee, on the 24th of July, 2014 at 10:00 am, 106-3400-00. More commonly known as: 12398 event, your damages, if any, shall be limited 9/18/2014 U.S Bank National Association, as WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT Bank of New York Successor Trustee to local time. On said day at said time, the following Hogan Hwy, REDEMPTION PERIOD IS SIX solely to the return of the bid amount tenddere Trustee for CVF II Mortgage Loan Trust I PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as trustee for the described property shall be sold: property located MONTHS. For more information please call at sale, plus interest. M o r t g a g e e OFFICE IF YOU ARE A BORROWER ON First Franklin Mortgage Loan Trust 2004-FF10 in the Township of Clinton, County of Lenawee, 248.642.2515. Trott & Trott, P.C. Attorneys for MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been ______ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. ATTENTION was the Plaintiff and Michael Dusseau and Beth State of Michigan, particularly described as All Bank of America, N.A. 31440 Northwestern Hwy made in the conditions of a mortgage made by FABRIZIO & BROOK, P.C. Attorney for U.S PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded by A. Dusseau were the Defendants. The aforemen- that part of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 6, Town Ste 200 Farmington Hills, MI 48334-5422 T# William E Sanchez, a married man, original mort- Bank National Association, as Trustee for CVF II the circuit court at the request of the Plaintiff. In tioned Judgment(s) and/or Order (s) established a 5 South, Range 4 East, described as commencing 083390L05 (09-18) gagor(s), to Mortgage Electronic Registration Mortgage Loan Trust I 700 Tower Drive, Ste. 510 that event, your damages, if any, shall be limited debt owing to Plaintiff in the amount of on the North and South 1/4 line of Section 6, 9/18,2014 Systems, Inc., Mortgagee, dated April 30, 2013, Troy, MI 48098 (248) 362-2600 SMS SMITH- and recorded on May 2, 2013 in Liber 2468 on WILLIAM (09-18)(10-09) Page 34, and assigned by said Mortgagee to Wells 9/18,25;10/2,9,2014 Fargo Bank, N.A. as assignee as documented by an assignment, in Lenawee county records, NOTICE OF JUDICIAL FORECLO- Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed to SURE SALE THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COL- be due at the date hereof the sum of Seventy-Nine LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty-One and 63/100 DEBT. ANY INF ORMATION WE OBTAIN Dollars ($79,961.63). WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Under the power of sale contained in said PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE IF YOU mortgage and the statute in such case made and ARE A BORROWER ON ACTIVE MILI- provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- TARY DUTY. ATTENTION PURCHASERS: gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged This sale may be rescinded by the circuit court at premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, the request of the Plaintiff. In that event, your at the place of holding the circuit court within damages, if any, shall be limited solely to the Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on September 25, return of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus 2014. interest, as determined by the court. Lenawee Said premises are situated in City of Hudson, County Circuit Court Case No. 14-4994-CH Lenawee County, Michigan, and are described as: NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE JUDICIAL SALE Lot 4, Assessor's Plat No. 4, City of Hudson IN PURSUANCE and by virtue of Judgment(s) according to the plat thereof as recorded in Liber and/or Order(s) of foreclosure in the Circuit Court 6 of Plats, Page 25, Lenawee County Records, for the County of Lenawee, State of Michigan, Excepting therefrom all that part of said Lot 4 made and entered on the 19th day of May, 2014, described a s beginning at the Southwest corner of in a certain cause therein pending, wherein Lot 4 aforesaid thence North 00 degrees 14 min- MidFirst Bank, a Federally Chartered Savings utes 54 seconds West 43.74 feet (recorded as Association was the Plaintiff and Jesse S Skinner North 0 degrees 35 minutes East 43.9 feet) to the and Pamela J Skinner wer e the Defendants. The Southeast corner of Lot 3 of said Assessor's Plat aforementioned Judgment(s) and/or Order(s) No. 4 thence North 00 degrees 19 minutes 26 sec- established a debt owing to Plaintiff in the amount onds West 33.32 feet along the West line of said of $151,474.30, plus post-judgment interest at an Lot 4; thence North 87 degrees 32 minutes 06 sec- annual rate of 6.500% and other amounts recover- onds East 65.96 feet to the East line of said Lot 4; able pursuant to said Judgment(s) and/or Order(s). thence South 00 degrees 17 minutes 39 seconds NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in order to sat- East 79.77 feet to the Southeast corner of said Lot isfy said Judgment(s) and/or Order(s), in whole or 4; thence South 89 degrees 54 minutes West 65.93 in part, the property described below shall b e sold feet (recorded as 66 feet) to the place of begin- at public auction, by an authorized sheriff/deputy ning. sheriff or county clerk/deputy county clerk, to the The redemption period shall be 6 months highest bidder, at the Circuit Court for the County from the date of such sale, unless determined of Lenawee, on the 6th of November, 2014 at abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, 10:00 am, local time. On said day at said time, the in which case the redemption period shall be 30 following described property shall be sold: prop- day s from the date of such sale. erty located in the City of Tecumseh, County of If the property is sold at foreclosure sale Lenawee, State of Michigan, particularly under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of described as Lot 9, Block 1, Assessor's Plat of 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower Henry L. Hewitt's Addition to the Village (now will be held responsible to the person who buys City) of Tecumseh, according to the recorded plat the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to thereof, as recorded in Liber 7 of Plats, Page 13, the mortgage holder for damaging the property Lenawee County Records.. Tax Parcel ID: XT0- during the redemption period. 480-1090-00. More commonly known as: 115 W Dated: August 28, 2014 Logan St, REDEMPTION PERIOD IS SIX For more information, please call: MONTHS. For more information please call FC D (24 8) 593-1309 248.642.2515. Trott & Trott, P.C. Attorneys for Trott & Trott, P.C. Plaintiff 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 Attorneys For Servicer Farmington Hills, MI 48334-5422 T# 429155L02 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 (09-18)(10-23) Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 9/18,25;10/2,9,16,23,2014 File #439135F03 (08-28)(09-18) 8/28;9/4,11,18,2014 IF YOU ARE NOW ON ACTIVE MILI- TARY DUTY OR HAVE BEEN IN THE PRIOR ONE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT AS A DEBT COLLECTOR, WE ARE OUR OFFICE AT 248-502-1400. ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE made in the conditions of a mortgage made by USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. NOTIFY US Joseph E. Thomas, also known as, Joseph AT THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN Thomas, a married man to Wendy Thomas, his ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. MORTGAGE wife, to Mortgage Electronic Registration SALE - Default having been made in the terms Systems, Inc., as nominee for lender and lender's and conditions of a certain mortgage made by successors and/or assigns, Mortgagee, dated WILLIAM D. SMITH AND KIMBERLY D. August 6, 2004 and recorded October 7, 2004 in SMITH, HUSBAND AND WIFE, Mortgagors, to Liber 2282, Page 505, and Loan Modification BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Mortgagee, dated Agreement Recorded On 12/08/2011 in Liber the 5th day of May, 2006 and recorded in the 2435 Page 64, Lenawee County Records, office of the Register of Deeds, for The County of Michigan. Said mortgage is now held by New Lenawee and State of Michigan, on the 11th day York Community Bank by assignment. There is of May, 2006 in Liber 2323 of Lenawee County claimed to be due at the date he reof the sum of Records, page 278, said Mortgage having been Seventy-Four Thousand Two Hundred Nine and assigned to U.S Bank National Association, as 18/100 Dollars ($74,209.18) including interest at Trustee for CVF II Mortgage Loan Trust I on 2.25% per annum. which mortgage there is claimed to be due, at the Under the power of sale contained in said date of this notice, the sum of Ninety Seven mortgage and the statute in such case made and Thousand Seven Hundred dollars and 46/100 provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- ($97700.46), and no suit or proceeding at law or gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged in equity having been instituted to recover the premises, or some part of them, at public vendue debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. at the place of holding the circuit court within Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale con- Lenawee County., Michigan at 10:00 AM on tained in said mortgage, and pursuant to statute of OCTOBER 16, 2014. the State of Michigan in such case made and pro- Said premises are located in the Village of vided, notice is hereby given that on the 16th day Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are of October, 2014 at 10:00 AM o’clock Local described as: Time, said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Being Village Lots 2 and 3 and the North 1/2 at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the of Lot 6 and the South 1/2 of Lot 5 all in Block 3 Lenawee County Courthouse MI (that being the of Ezra Brown's Plat of a part of the Village of building where the Circuit Court for the County of Clinton, Lenawee County and State of Michigan, Lenawee is held), of the premises described in as surveyed by W. G. Branch and recorded in the said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nec- Register of Deeds Office for the County of essary to pay the amount due, as aforesaid on said Lenawee. mortgage, with interest thereon at 3.875 per The redemption period shall be 6 months annum and all legal costs, charges, and expenses, from the date of such sale, unless determined including the attorney fees allowed by law, and abandoned in accordance with MCLA also any sum or sums which may be paid by the §600.3241a, in which case the redemption period undersigned, necessary to protect its interest in the shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. TO premises. Which said premises are descrisbed a ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages, including any and all structures, and homes, man- if any, are limited solely to the return of the bid ufactured or otherwise, located thereon, situated amou nt tendered at sale, plus interest. in the CITY OF HUDSON, County of Lenawee, If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, pur- State of Michigan, and described as follows, to suant to MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be held wit: 62 1/2 feet off and across the South side of responsible to the person who buys the property at Lot 22, Johnson’s Addition to the Village (now the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage city) of Hudson, according to the recorded plat holder for damage to the property during the thereof, as reco rded in Liber 43 of Deeds, Page redemption period. 802, Lenawee County Records During the six (6) Dated: September 18, 2014 months immediately following the sale, the prop- Orlans Associates, P.C.. erty may be redeemed, except that in the event Attorneys for Servicer that the property is determined to be abandoned P.O. Box 5041 pursuant to MCLA 600.3241a, the property may Troy, MI 48007 SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 3B

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale File #443343F01 West 259.75 feet to the true point of beginning. premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, N.A., as Trustee for certificateholders of Nomura Mortgagee, dated October 9, 2008 and recorded THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR (09-11)(10-02) Subject to highway easements and other ease- at the place of holding the circuit court within Asset Acceptance Corporation, Mortgage Pass- October 16, 2008 in Liber 2373, Page 53, ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY 9/11,18,25;10/2,2014 ments of record. Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on October 9, Through Certificates, Series 2004-AR4 as Lenawee County Records, Michigan. Said mort- INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE The redemption period shall be 6 months 2014. assignee as documented by an assignment, in gage is now held by CitiMortgage, Inc. by assign- USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- from the date of such sale, unless determined Said premises are situated in City of Lenawee county recor ds, Michigan, on which ment. There is claimed to be due at the date here- TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER IF YOU ARE NOW ON ACTIVE MILI- abandoned in accordance with MCLA Tecumseh, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of the sum of One Hundred Thirty-Three BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- TARY DUTY OR HAVE BEEN IN THE §600.3241a, in which case the redemption period described as: Lot 13, Block 4, A ssessor's Plat of hereof the sum of Three Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty and 40/100 TARY DUTY. PRIOR ONE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. TO Henry L. Hewitt's Addition to the Village (now Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-Nine and 99/100 Dollars ($133,830.40) including interest at 4.25% ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be OUR OFFICE AT 248-502-1400. ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee city) of Tecumseh, as recorded in Liber 7 of Plats, Dollars ($335,469.99). per annum. rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages, Page 13, Lenawee County Records. Under the power of sale contained in said Under the power of sale contained in said event, your damages, if any, shall be limited made in the conditions of a mortgage made by if any, are limited solely to the return of the bid The redemption period shall be 6 months mortgage and the statute in such case made and mortgage and the statute in such case made and solely to the return of the bid amount tendered Philip M. Krauss, a single man, to Mortgage amount tendered at sale, plus interest. from the date of such sale, unless determined provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- provided, notice is hereby give n that said mort- at sale, plus interest. Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, pur- abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been for lender and lender's successors and/or assigns., suant to MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be held in which case the redemption period shall be 30 premises, or some part of them, at pub lic vendue, premises, or some part of them, at public vendue made in the conditions of a mortgage made by Mortgagee, dated January 26, 2007 and recorded responsible to the person who buys the property at days from the date of such sale. at the place of holding the circuit court within at the place of holding the circuit court within Melanie Ford, married, original mortgagor(s), to February 8, 2007 in Liber 2339, Page 816, the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage If the property is sold at foreclosure sale Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on October 9, Lenawee County., Michigan at 10:00 AM on Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Lenawee County Records, Michigan. Said mort- holder for d amage to the property during the under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 2014. OCTOBER 9, 2014. Mortgagee, dated August 25, 2006, and recorded gage is now held by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by redemption period. 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower Said premises are situated in Township of Said premises are located in the Township of on August 28, 2006 in Liber 2329 on Page 734, assignment. There is claimed to be due at t he date Dated: September 11, 2014 will be held responsible to the person who buys Woodstock, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are Madison, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are and assigned by said Mortgagee to M&T Bank as hereof the sum of One Hundred Eighty-Seven Orlans Associates, P.C.. the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to described as: Lot 8 in Plat of Finch Point, and described as: assignee as documented by an assignment, in Thousand Two Hundred Twenty-Six and 47/100 Attorneys for Servicer the mortgage holder for damaging the property being in Section 35, Town 5 South, Range 1 East All that part of the Southwest 1/4 of the Lenawee county records, Michigan, on which Dollars ($187,226.47) including interest at 5% per P.O. Box 5041 during the redemption period. in Lenawee County, Michigan, it being intended Southwest 1/4 of Section 22, Town 7 South, mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date annum. Troy, MI 48007 Dated: September 11, 2014 hereby to describe 58 feet of lake frontage on the Range 3 East, described as commencing in the hereof the sum of One Hundred Nine Thousand Under the power of sale contained in said File No. 14-013395 For more information, please call: East shore of Devils Lake South line of said Section 22 at a point located Six Hundred Thirty-Seven and 88/100 Dollars mortgage and the statute in such case made and (09-11)(10-02) FC D (248) 593-1309 The redemption period shall be 6 months 927 feet West from the Southeast corner of the ($109,637.88). provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- 9/11,18,25;10/2,2014 Trott & Trott, P.C. from the date of such sale, unless determined West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 22 Under the power of sale contained in said gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged Attorneys For Servicer abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, and running thence North 0 degrees 56 minutes mortgage and the statute in such case made and premises, or some part of them, at public vendue 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 in which case the redemption period shall be 30 West 403.8 feet to the Southeasterly right-of-way provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- at the place of hold ing the circuit court within Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 days from the date of such sale. line of the Wabash Railway Company; thence gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged Lenawee County., Michigan at 10:00 AM on THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR File #435133F03 If the property is sold at foreclosure sale South 56 degrees 22 minutes West along said premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, OCTOBER 9, 2014. ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY (09-11)(10-02) under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of right-of-way line 166.36 feet; thence South 0 a t the place of holding the circuit court within Said premises are located in the Township of INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE 9/11,18,25;10/2,2014 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower degrees 56 minutes East 314 feet to the South line Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on October 9, Cambridge, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- will be held responsible to the person who buys of said Section 22; thence North 89 degrees 04 2014. described as: TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER the p roperty at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to minutes East along the South line of said Section Said premises are situated in City of Adrian, The following described land situate in the BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale the mortgage holder for damaging the property 22, 140 feet to the place of beginning. Lenawee County, Michigan, and are described as: Township of Cambridge, County of Lenawee, TARY DUTY. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR during the redemption period. The redemption period shall be 6 months Lot 50, Assessor's Plat No. 17, City of Adrian, as State of Michigan, to wit:Parcel 1All that part of ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY Dated: September 11, 2014 from the date of such sale, unless determined recorded in Liber 7 of Plats, Page 18, Lenawee the Southeast 1/4 of Section 3 and that part of the rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE For more information, please call: abandoned in accordance with MCLA County Records. Northeast 1/4 of Section 10 al l of which is in event, your damages, if any, shall be limited USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- FC D (248) 593-1309 §600.3241a, in which case the redemption period The redemption period shall be 6 months Town 5 South, Range 2 East, described as begin- solely to the return of the bid amount tendered TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER Trott & Trott, P.C. shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. TO from the date of such sale, unless determined ning at the South 1/4 corner of Section 3, afore- at sale, plus interest. BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- Attorneys For Servicer ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee abandoned in accord ance with MCLA 600.3241a, said; thence North 88 degrees 12 minutes West MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been TARY DUTY. 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages, in which case the redemption period shall be 30 152.7 feet; thence North 64 degrees 30 minutes made in the conditions of a mortgage made by ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 if any, are limited solely to the return of the bid days from the date of such sale. East 362.32 feet to the center line of Highway US- Lola P. Zagata, an unmarried woman, original rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. I n that File #443586F01 amount tendered at sale, plus interest. If the property is sold at foreclosure sale 12; thence South 68 degrees 02 minutes 30 sec- mortgagor(s), to Nations One Mortgage, event, your damages, if any, shall be limited (09-11)(10-02) If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, pur- under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of onds East along said center line 159.82 feet; Mortgagee, dated March 24, 2003, and recorded solely to the return of the bid amount tendered 9/11,18,25;10/2,2014 suant to MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be held 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower thence South 66 degrees 36 minutes 20 seconds on May 19, 2003 in Liber 2156 on Page 509, and at sale, plus interest. responsible to the person who buys the property at will be held responsible to the person who buys East 161.59 feet to the true point of beginning; assigned by mesne assignments to Wells Fargo MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to thence along said center line on a 3217.53 foot Bank, N.A. as assignee as documented by an made in the conditions of a mortgage made by IF YOU ARE NOW ON ACTIVE MILI- holder for damage to the property during the the mortgage holder for damaging the property radius curve right 272.20 feet (chord bearing and assignment, in Lenawee county records, John D. Sineveck, a married man and Cheryl L. TARY DUTY OR HAVE BEEN IN THE redemption period. during the redemption period. distance South 62 degrees 44 minutes 25 seconds Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed to Sineveck, his wife, original mortgagor(s), to PRIOR ONE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT Dated: September 11, 2014 Dated: September 11, 2014 East 272.13 feet); thence North 28 degrees 57 be due at the date hereof the sum of Eighty-Seven Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., OUR OFFICE AT 248-502-1400. Orlans Associates, P.C.. For more information, please call: minutes 30 seconds East 187.00 feet; thence Thousand One Hundred Thirty-Four and 10/100 Mortgagee, dated August 31, 2004, and recorded MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Attorneys for Servicer FC H (248) 593-1300 North 34 degrees 02 minutes 30 seconds West Dollars ($87,134.10). on September 15, 200 4 in Liber 2280 on Page made in the conditions of a mortgage made by P.O. Box 5041 Trott & Trott, P.C. 126.20 feet; thence North 47 degrees 47 minutes Under the power of sale contained in said 840, and assigned by said Mortgagee to The Bank Michael Buckmaster and Susie Buckmaster, hus- Troy, MI 48007 Attorneys For Servicer 40 seconds West 84.86 feet; thence North 68 mortgage and the statute in such case made and of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A., f/k/a band and wife, to Mortgage Electronic File No. 14-013318 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds West 102.98 feet; provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- The Bank Of New York Trust Company, N.A., as Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for lender (09-11)(10-02) Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 thence South 23 degrees 23 minutes 20 seconds gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged successor-in-interest to JPMorgan Chase Bank, and lender's successors and/or assigns, 9/11,18,25;10/2,2014 FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP MINUTES FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP The Tipton apartment building on the cor- sion does not mean zoning compliance. September 9, 2014 ner of M-50 and Tipton Hwy will be up for bid 2. Rick and Rita Melchert with property at The regular meeting of the Franklin at the County’s scavenger sale on October 7th at 5700 Pawson Road, Tipton (FR0-108-3750-00) Township Board was called to order at 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. at the old courthouse. Depending on the requested to split three parcels of 32.25 acres, by Supervisor Platt who then led the flag pledge. outcome of the sale the board was in agreement 4.72 acres and 32.25 acres from the parent par- Present: Supervisor Bob Platt, Clerk Sue for Supervisor Platt to seek additional demoli- cel . The Land Division Committee recommend- Whitehead, Treasurer Terri Moore, Trustees tion bids for the building. ed approval of the splits. Whitehead moved to Mike Kelley and Dan VanValkenburg. Absent: Building Official Bruce Nickel updated the approve the land division as presented. Moore none. The regular minutes, special minutes from board regarding the township website that supported and motion carried. Approval of the 8-20-14 and the Sand Lake weed control hear- recently has undergone some changes in the web land division does not mean zoning compliance. ings minutes (8-20-14) were approved as read. design. The website has not been available due Angela Stamper and friends presented a The Treasurer reported income of $11,592.89 to a formatting issue. The new improved website pickleball demonstration. Stamper requested and expenses of $29,676.17. Kelley moved to should be up and running soon. that the board convert the old tennis courts approve the Treasurer’s Report and all bills sub- Planning Commission Secretary behind the prior township hall into pickleball mitted for payment. VanValkenburg supported VanValkenburg stated that the winery on U.S. 12 courts. Stamper provided the board with infor- and motion carried. is still in the process of obtaining certain mation. Supervisor Platt said the township no The board suspended the regular order of requirements. The Commission is continuing to longer owns the parking lot next to the courts, business in order to hold the Fire Protection update the township’s zoning map. however, the board was in favor of the courts Hearing. Sand Lake Fire Chief Mark Wilson Nickel updated the board that the variance being used for an activity such as pickleball that presented an overview of the department which request for the Dangerous Building (Preston) would provide recreation for township residents included some new rescue equipment that will property located on Pentecost Hwy was and the surrounding community. The board help stabilize vehicles in an emergency. Wilson approved August 27th and t he deadline for dem- would have to work out the logistics of parking stated that the department continues to have a olition had been set for August 28th. Kelley and get a cost estimate before any decis ion could contract with Manchester Twp. This past year moved to extend the demolition deadline to the be made. the department trained in the event of a grain bin November board meeting (11-11-14). Resident Howard Kapp voiced concerns rescue. Presently there are 27 members and the Whitehead supported and motion carried. regarding the property at the corner of M-50 and department averages 240 calls per year. 85% of NEW BUSINESS M-52 due to noxious weeds and the barn in dis- the calls are for medical reasons. Wilson said Land Division Applications: repair. Nickel said it is zoned AG property and upcoming improvements for the departm ent will 1. Beth Preston and Kathleen Hunter with he is aware of the issue and will review further. be revamping the jeep used for grass fires, and property at 7623 Pentecost Hwy (FR0-131- Attorney Jonathan Poer introduced himself Wilson hopes to lower the ISO rating which is 1400-00) requested to split one parcel consisting as a candidate running for District Judge in the presently at 9. The annual budget is $335,000. of 5.00 acres from the parent parcel. The Land upcoming November 4th general election. Whitehead moved to levy 2.5 mils for fire pro- Division Committee recommended approval of Having no further business t he meeting was tection for the township for 2014-2015. The the split. VanValkenburg moved to approve the adjourned at 8:45 p.m. board returned to the regular order of business. land division as presented. Whitehead supported Sue Whitehead OLD BUSINESS and motion carried. Approval of the land divi- Franklin Township Clerk PAGE 4B — THE TECUMSEH HERALD SEPTEMBER 18, 2014

IF YOU ARE NOW ON ACTIVE MILI- Brian Sosko, a single person, original mort- ited solely to the return of the bid amount SPREEMAN, WIFE AND HUSBAND, to Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Dollars and Sixty-Eight Cents ($115,062.68), TARY DUTY OR HAVE BEEN IN THE gagor(s), to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., tendered at sale, plus interest. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS"), solely as nominee for lender and including interest at 6.380% per annum. Under PRIOR ONE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT Mortgagee, dated December 18, 2009, and MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been ("MERS"), solely as nominee for lender and lender's successors and assigns, Mortgagee, the power of sale contained in said mortgage OUR OFFICE AT 248-502-1400. recorded on January 4, 2010 in Liber 2395 on made in the conditions of a mortgage made by lender's successors and assigns, Mortgagee, dated June 24, 2008, and recorded on June 25, and the statute in such case made and provided, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Page 962, in Lenawee county records, Dorothy L. Witt, original mortgagor(s), to dated November 28, 2007, and recorded on 2008, in Liber 2367, on Page 854, and assigned notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be made in the conditions of a mortgage made by Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., November 29, 2007, in Liber 2356, on Page by said mortgagee to JPMorgan Chase Bank, foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, Aurora Gloria Faz, to ABN AMRO Mortgage to be due at the date hereof the sum of One Mortgagee, dated May 16, 2012, and recorded 438, and ass igned by said mortgagee to THE National Association, as assigned, Lenawee or some part of them, at public vendue, at the Group, Inc., Mortgagee, dated March 20, 2003 Hundred Six Thousand Four Hundred Forty-Six on May 17, 2012 in Liber 2445 on Page 211, HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK, as County Records, Michigan, on which mortgage East door to the Lenawee County Courthouse in and recorded April 1, 2003 in Liber 2124, Page and 85/100 Dollars ($106,446.85). and assigned by said Mortgagee to Wells Fargo assigned, Lenawee County Records, Michigan, there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the Adrian, Michigan. at 10:00 AM o'clock, on 20, Lenawee County Records, Michigan. Said Under the power of sale contained in said Bank, N.A. as assignee as documented by an on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at sum of One Hundred Thirty-Two Thousand October 16, 2014 Said premises are located in mortgage is now held by CitiMortgage, Inc. by mortgage and the statute in such case made and assignment, in Lenawee county records, the date hereof the sum of Seventy-Eight Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars and Seventy-Five Lenawee County, Michigan and are described assignment. There is claimed to be due at the provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Seven Dollars Cents ($132,750.75), including interest at as: Condominium Unit 4, The Clusters of date hereof the sum of Fifty-Seven Thousand gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- to be due at the date hereof the sum of One and Forty-Six Cents ($78,257.46), including 3.500% per annum. Under the power of sale Courtland Place Condominium, according to the Seventy-Four and 28/100 Dollars ($57,074.28) gaged premises, or some part of them, at public Hundred Twenty-Nine Thousand Five Hundred interest at 4.000% per annum. Under the power contained in said mortgage and the statute in Master Deed recorded in Liber 1051, Pages 946 including interest at 5.75% per annum. vendue, at the place of holding the circuit court Seventy and 58/100 Dollars ($129,570.58). of sale contained in said mortgage and the such case made and provided, notice is hereby through 1001, Lenawee County Records; First Under the power of sale contained in said within Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on Under the power of sale contained in said statute in such case made and provided, notices i given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a Amendment to Master Deed recorded in Liber mortgage and the statute in such case made and October 2, 2014. mortgage and the statute in such case made and hereby given that said mortgage will be fore- sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of 1073, Pages 452 through 457 inclusive, provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- Said premises are situated in Township of provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- closed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or them, at public vendue, at the East door to the Lenawee County Records; Second Amendment gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- Macon, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are gage will be foreclose d by a sale of the mort- some part of them, at public vendue, at the East Lenawee County Courthouse in Adrian, to Master Deed recorded in Liber 1271, Pages gaged premises, or some part of them, at public described as: All that part of the Northwest 1/4 gaged premises, or some part of them, at public door to the Lenawee County Courthouse in Michigan. at 10:00 AM o'clock, on September 206 through 208, Lenawee County Records; vendue at the place of holding the circuit court of Section 24, Town 5 South, Range 5 East, vendue, at the place of holding the circuit court Adrian, Michigan. at 10:00 AM o'clock, on 25, 2014 Said premises are located in Lenawee Third Amendment to Master Deed recorded in within Lenawee County., Michigan at 10:00 AM described as beginning at a point located North within Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on September 25, 2014 Said premises are located in County, Michigan and are descri bed as: LOT 2, Liber 1276, Pages 597 through 607, inclusive, on SEPTEMBER 25, 2014. 0 degrees 01 minute 50 seconds East along the September 25, 2014. Lenawee County, Michigan and are described HEATHER FIELDS, AS RECORDED IN Lenawee County Records; Fourth Amendment Said premises are located in the City of North and South 1/4 line of said Section 24, Said premises are situated in Township of as: LOT 5, BLOCK 8, ASSESSOR'S PLAT NO. LIBER 21 OF PLATS, PAGES 19 AND 20, to Master Deed recorded in Liber 1328, Pages Adrian, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are 656.35 feet from the center of said Section 24, Macon, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are 10 OF ADRIAN, AS RECORDED IN LIBER 5 LENAWEE COUNTY RECORDS. The 353 through 359, inclusive, Lenawee County described as: thence North 89 degrees 54 Minutes 19 seconds described as: Commencing on the South line of OF PLATS, PAGE 24, LENAWEE COUNTY redemption period shall be 6 months from the Records; Fifth Amendment to Master Deed Lot 27, Northwestern Heights, as recorded West 667.97 feet, thence North 0 Degrees 01 Section 5, Town 5 South, Range 5 East, at a RECORDS. ALSO, THE EAST 28 FEET OF date of such sale unless determined abandoned recorded in Liber 1382, Pages 166 through 176, in Liber 8 of Plats, Page 22, Lenawee County Minutes 04 Seconds East 659.35 feet, thence spike located 821.30 feet West from an iron LOT 10, BIDWELL'S ADDITION TO THE in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL inclusive, Lenawee County Records; Sixth Records. South 89 degrees 50 minutes 45 seconds East stake set for the Southeast corner of said Section CITY OF ADRIAN, AS RECORDED IN 6000.3241a, in which case the redemption peri- Amendment to Master Deed recorded in Liber The redemption period shall be 6 months 667.97 feet, thence South 0 Degrees 1 minute 50 5; thence North at right angles to the South line LIBER 42 OF DEEDS, PAGE 810, LENAWEE od shall be 1 month from the date of such sale, 1415, Pages 263 through 281, inclusive, from the date of such sale, unless determined seconds West 658.65 feet to the place of begin- of said Section 5, 330.0 feet; thence West 198.0 COUNTY RECORDS. ALSO, THE WEST 45 or as to MCL 600.3241a only, 15 days from the Lenawee County Records; Seventh Amendment abandoned in accordance with MCLA ning. feet; thence South 330.0 feet, more or less, to FEET OF LOT 13, BIDWELL'S ADDITION MCL 600.3241a(b) notice, whic hever is later. If to Master Deed recorded in Liber 1453, Pages §600.3241a, in which case the redemption peri- The redemption period shall be 6 months the South line of said Section 5; thence East TO THE CITY OF ADRIAN, AS RECORDED the above referenced property is sold at a fore- 164 through 175, inclusive, Lenawee County od shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. from the date of such sale, unless determined along said South line 198 feet more or less, to IN LIBER 42 OF DEEDS, PAGE 810, closure sale under Chapter 600 of the Michigan Records; Amended and Restated Master Deed TO ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mort- abandoned in accordance with MCLA the place of beginning LENAWEE COUNTY RECORDS. The Compiled Laws, under MCL 600.3278, the bor- recorded in Liber 1612, Page 472, Lenawee gagee can rescind the sale. In that event, your 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period The redemption period shall be 6 months redemption period shall be 6 months from the rower will be held responsible to the person who County Record s, First Amendment to Amended damages, if any, are limited solely to the return shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. from the date of such sale, unless determined date of such sale unless determined abandoned buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure and Restated Master recorded in Liber 1716, of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. If the property is sold at foreclosure sale abandoned in accordance with MCLA in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the Page 893, Lenawee County Record; Second If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period 6000.3241a, in which case the redemption peri- property during the redemption period. Amendment to Amended and Restated Master pursuant to MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be of 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrow- shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. od shall be 1 month from the date of such sale, JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Deed of the Clusters of Courtland Place held re sponsible to the person who buys the er will be held responsible to the person who If the property is sold at foreclosure sale or as to MCL 600.3241a only, 15 days from the Mortgagee/Assignee Schneiderman & Sherman, Condominium recorded in Liber 2276, Page property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act MCL 600.3241a(b) notice, whichever is later. If P.C. 23938 Research Drive, Suite 300 860, Lenawee County Records, and designated the mortgage holder for damage to the property sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the of 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrow- the above referenced property is sold at a fore- Farmington Hills, MI 48335 JPMC.001790 as Lenawee County Condominium Subdivision during the redemption period. property during the redemption period. er will be held responsible to the person who closure sale under Chapter 600 of the Michigan USDA (08-28)(09-18) Plan No. 9, together with rights in general com- Dated: August 28, 2014 Dated: September 4, 2014 buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure Compiled Laws, under MCL 600.3278, the bor- 8/28;9/4,11,18,2014 mon elements and limited common elementss a Orlans Associates, P.C.. For more information, please call: sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the rower will be held responsible to the person who set forth in the above Master Deed and the Attorneys for Servicer FC D (248) 593-1309 property during the redemption period. buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure Amendments thereto and as described in Act P.O. Box 5041 Trott & Trott, P.C. Dated: August 28, 2014 sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the No. 59 of Public Acts of 1978 as amended. The Troy, MI 48007 Attorneys For Servicer For more information, please call: property during the redemption period. THE SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN, P.C., redemption period shall be 6 months from the File No. 14-009970 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 FC D (248) 593-1309 HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, date of such sale unless determined abandoned (08-28)(09-18) Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 Trott & Trott, P.C. Mortgagee/Assignee Schneiderman & Sherman, ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL in accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 8/28;9/4,11,18,2014 File #436076F03 Attorneys For Servicer P.C. 23938 Research Drive, Suite 300 BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE 6000.3241a, in which case the redemption peri- (09-04)(09-25) 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 Farmington Hills, MI 48335 HMC.001615 CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT (248)539-7400 od shall be 1 month from the date of such sale, Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale 9/4,11,18,25,2014 Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 FNMA (08-28)(09-18) IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY or as to MCL 600.3241a only, 15 days from the THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR File #443539F01 8/28;9/4,11,18,2014 DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE – Default has M CL 600.3241a(b) notice, whichever is later. If ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. (08-28)(09-18) been made in the conditions of a mortgage made the above referenced property is sold at a fore- ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL 8/28;9/4,11,18,2014 by ANN ETTE R. LIECHTY, AN UNMAR- closure sale under Chapter 600 of the Michigan BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale RIED WOMAN, to Mortgage Electronic Compiled Laws, under MCL 600.3278, the bor- CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN, P.C., Registration Systems, Inc. ("MERS"), solely as rower will be held responsible to the person who BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN, P.C., IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, nominee for lender and lender's successors and buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure MILITARY DUTY. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL assigns, Mortgagee, dated December 20, 2006, sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE and recorded on December 28, 2006, in Liber property during the redemption period. FEDER- rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT (248)539-7400 2337, on Page 335, and assigned by said mort- AL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION that event, your damages, if any, shall be lim- BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT (248)539-7400 IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY gagee to FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Mortgagee/Assignee Schneiderman & Sherman, ited solely to the return of the bid amount MILITARY DUTY. IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE – Default has ASSOCIATION, as assigned, Lenawee County P.C. 23938 Research Drive, Suite 300 tendered at sale, plus interest. ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE – Default has been made in the conditions of a mortgage made Records, Michigan, on which mortgage theres i Farmington Hills, MI 48335 LBPS.003361 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In been made in the conditions of a mortgage made by ROBERT M. WARREN and LORI A. WAR- claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of FNMA (09-18)(10-09) made in the conditions of a mortgage madey b that event, your damage s, if any, shall be lim- by CANDIS M. SPREEMAN and RUSSELL T. REN, HUSBAND AND WIFE, to Mortgage One Hundred Fifteen Thousand Sixty-Two 9/18,25;10/2,9,2014