THURSDAY THE TECUMSEH 50¢ JUNE 30, 2016 Tecumseh, Michigan Join us! VOL. 163, ISSUE 58 HERALD LENAWEE COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER • SINCE 1850 tecumsehherald.com INSIDE: Clinton Community Schools announce layoffs • See page 4A In the news Tipton Cemetery to host July 5 ceremony Collaboration to Registration remains open for TMS program address end-of- Middle School Mayhem, an educational program for incoming sixth grade students attending Tecumseh Public life issues July 12 Schools, is currently accept- ing registrations. Students will n Public invited to pro- out the Five W i s h e s receive hands-on experience gram on advance care during the program, which form, an strengthens leadership and directives, estate plan- a d v a n c e team building skills, theme- ning and preplanning care direc- oriented lessons in math, funeral arrangements tive that along with cooking and art gives the projects. Field trips to a bowl- By MEGAN LINSKI wishes and ing alley, canoeing on the [email protected] wants of River Raisin and a scavenger s o m e o n e Bill Kenyon hunt are also part of Middle First Federal Bank, Handler who can no School Mayhem, which runs Funeral Homes, Robison longer make July 18-29 from 8 to 11 a.m. Curphey & O’Connell (RCO) d e c i s i o n s Cost is $70. For more infor- Law and Hospice of Lenawee for them- mation, call Cindy Hook at will collaborate to present an selves due 423.1105, ext. 6180, or email informational program on July to a sudden [email protected]. Space 12 on the importance of advance accident or is limited. care directives and estate plan- i l l n e s s . ning. First Federal Bank will “ H a v i n g Contest seeks entries host the program at its your ad- Susan Turner Tecumseh office located at 1449 vance care for ‘Best Front Yard’ W. Chicago Blvd. The event directives The Tecumseh Parks and begins at 6 p.m. and is open to completed Rec Department’s annual the public. and choos- Best Front Yard on the Block Speakers will include: Bill ing the per- contest is accepting nomina- Kenyon and Susan Turner from son to speak tions through Thursday, July Hospice of Lenawee, who will on your 14. The contest is open to discuss advance care directives; behalf if Tecumseh residents. Entry Chris Phillips, senior trust fidu- you are no forms may be picked up and ciary officer from First Federal longer able Chris Phillips dropped off at The Daily Bank and Mike Olsaver from to is so Grind, Tecumseh City Hall, PHOTO BY KERRY HAMILTON SMITH RCO Law, who will speak on important. Smith Recreation Center, or Thirty-one Civil War soldiers from Franklin Township are memorialized on a monument in estate and trust settlement, and We will dis- can be downloaded to print at Tipton Cemetery. The monument is the oldest Civil War memorial in Michigan. estate planning; and John cuss this at www.downtowntecumseh.co- Barnhart from Handler Funeral the seminar m/www.mytecumseh.org. Homes, who will address pre- and other Nominations can also be Event to remember 31 Civil War planning funerals. topics and emailed to dkirn-@tecum- Phillips said the event is an urge our seh.mi.us or sgilmore@tec- informal education on what to community umseh.mi.us. Front yards will vets on state’s oldest monument do in advance of becoming ill to attend, as Mike Olsaver be judged during the week of and things to think about from a this is a July 18 by the Little Garden n financial standpoint before c o n v e r s a - Club of Tecum-seh and three Monument reaches 150th anniversary in Tipton being faced with imminent deci- tion you winners will be selected. sions. “First Federal is a com- will want to Winners will be notified no By KERRY HAMILTON Some have familiar surnames exhibitions of various historical munity bank and part of our be a part later than Monday, July 25 SMITH — their relatives still live in the items will be displayed at the strategy is to educate our clients of,” Phillips and receive a gift from the [email protected] area. But they all have three Franklin Township Hall on M- not just on financial matters, but said. Tecumseh Parks and Rec things in common: they all died 50 in Tipton. The commemora- matters that relate to the entire The goal Department. For more infor- Hiram J. Larrue was killed while serving in the Union tion will continue at the monu- person,” Phillips said. “We real- of the semi- mation, call 423.5602. by bushwackers near Grove Army during the Civil War, ment in the cemetery located ly want the best for our clients nar, accord- John Barnhart Church, Va. John Barnam and they all hailed from Franklin just behind the township hall at and it’s important for people to ing to Phil- Memorial Run/Walk to George Mason died aboard the Township, and all are memori- 7 p.m. A bagpiper will play and understand what options are lips, is to create a dialogue steamer Sultana when it explod- alized on Michigan’s oldest Pastor Brian Grothe from the available.” between family members before honor crash victims ed near Memphis, Tenn. Civil War monument in the nearby Lifehouse Church will First Federal Bank has end-of-life decisions have to be The Third Annual Curt and William Penticost perished at Tipton Cemetery. give the blessing. Various already hosted several seminars made. “We’re all going to pass Dakota Memorial 5K Run & the infamous Andersonville The sesquicentennial of what speakers, including historians on end-of-life issues in Morenci away, and as circumstances Fun Walk for scholarships will Prison in Georgia under is thought to be the fifth oldest Bob Elliott and Gary Holmes and Hudson and wished to bring change families have to decide be held Saturday, July 23, deplorable conditions. They are Civil War monument in the along with authors David Ingle the conversation to Tecumseh to what the patient wanted,” starting from Tecumseh High among 31 men who shared a U.S. will be celebratedn o and Marty Betera, will give his- benefit local residents. Phillips said. “This seminar will School. Registration opens at similar fate. Some were Tuesday, July 5 with a host of Kenyon and Turner will dis- 8 a.m. with the event starting teenagers. Some were brothers. different activities. At 6 p.m., SEE MEMORIAL PAGE 5A cuss the importance of filling SEE DIRECTIVES PAGE 5A at 9 a.m. Cost is $25 and includes a T-shirt. Partici- pants 10 years old and younger are free. Preregis- Tecumseh graduate drafted to NHL by Boston Bruins tration can be made online at www.dakotaandcurtmemori- n Cameron Clarke said seeing his name posted in the draft announcement was ‘unreal’ al5k.org. For more informa- tion, call 423.6977. The event By MICKEY ALVARADO League (NAHL) last season for started jumping around and it University, led all NAHL is held in memory of Dakota [email protected] the Lone Star Brahmas and was just an awesome moment.” defensemen in scoring this sea- Gonzales and Curt Orlowski became only the second player He joins 2014-15 Brahmas son with 50 points in 59 games who died after their vehicle Before even touching a puck in the program’s history to be goaltender Jake Kupsky, who played. was hit by a drunk driver in as a professional player, Cam selected in the NHL Draft, was selected 193rd overall by He will play for Ferris State 2014 on U.S. 23. Clarke made sports history on picked 136th in the fifth round the San Jose Sharks in the 2015 University, a member of the Saturday, June 25, by becoming by the Boston Bruins. NHL Draft. Western Collegiate Hockey the first from Tecumseh, and “My family and I were just The NAHL selected Clarke Association (WCHA), until the Inside possibly Lenawee County, to be sitting and watching and I saw it as a member of its All-NAHL Bruins decide to call him up. Classified 1B drafted into the National Hockey come up on the screen, and it team and also named him the Clarke is the first player with Crossword 3B League (NHL). was unreal,” Clarke said in an Defenseman of the Year on ties to the WCHA to be selected Legals 9A, 2-3B Clarke, a 2014 Tecumseh online post by the Brahmas. “It April 28. Clarke, who commit- in the NHL Draft. Living 3A Obituaries 2A High School graduate, competed was like you just scored an ted to play NCAA Division I Sports 6A in the North American Hockey overtime winner. Everyone hockey at Ferris State SEE CLARKE PAGE 6A Cam Clarke PAGE 2A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD JUNE 30, 2016 Imagine TECUMSEH & AREA oBITUARIES 2016 at Tecumseh Place in Ivan of Britton, Dianne Kamila (Ronald). That Tecumseh, Mich. Szymanski of Milan, and In addition to Martin, her hus- She was born January 26, Dennise (David) Grinnell of band of 64 years, Blanche is pre- 1921 to Joseph and Antonia Cheboygan; nine grandchildren, ceded in death by her sister Elsie (Kozney) Cevora. Blanche was a Wendy Wiggens, Kelly (Michael) Trenasty and brother Joe Cevora; by Mary Kay McPartlin 1939 graduate of Chadsey High Tighe, Nicholas Ivan, Jessica grandson Tim Benedict and son- School in Detroit, Mich. In 1939, (Loyd) Pitts, Ryan (Angela) in-law Ron Szymanski. while serving as maid of honor to Grinnell, Kari (Andrew) Cislo, Visitation was held at My news confession for this market, which was completed her sister, she met Martin Ivan Jennifer (Denver) Parker, Ochalek-Stark Funeral Home, week: the Brexit news blind- in 1992, allows the free move- who she married in 1941. Most of Andrew (Krystn) Grinnell, and Milan, on Sunday, June 26, from sided me on Friday. I stand ment of goods, services, money her adult life was spent as a Benjamin (Aimee) Grinnell; 24 4 to 7 p.m. where funeral servic- ashamed at being clueless the and people within the European mother and farm wife supporting great-grandchildren; and one es were held at 11 a.m. on United Kingdom (UK) was vot- Union, as if it was a single the operation of Ivan Brothers great-great-granddaughter, Monday June 27. ing last Thursday to leave the country.” Farms. Alexis Archer. Burial followed in Marble European Union (EU). On It is possible to set up a Blanche was known for her She is survived by a brother, Park Cemetery, Milan. Thursday, I saw headlines men- business or take a job anywhere support and love of her family. Charles Cevora of Taylor. Also, In lieu of flowers contribu- tioning divorce, as well as dif- within it. The idea was to boost BLANCHE IVAN She is survived by her four chil- a special family, Vojta and tions can be made to the Britton ferent videos showing a man trade, create jobs and lower Blanche Ivan, age 95, of dren, Donna (Jerry) Benedict of Mana Studnicka and their chil- Congregational Christian Church who looked suspiciously like a prices. But it requires common Britton passed away June 23, Decatur, Ala., Kenneth (Shirley) dren, Petr (Shayna), Irena and or Hospice of Lenawee. Donald Trump impersonator. law-making to ensure products Distracted by my own personal are made to the same technical life events, I just assumed it standards and imposes other Harry Neal Smith, 72, of playing golf. taken place. A memorial service was British humor mocking the rules to ensure a “level playing Tecumseh, died Friday June 24, Harry is survived by a daugh- for Harry was held on surrealistic United States presi- field.” 2016 at his home. He was born ter, Jessica (Chris) Lee Smith Wednesday June 29, at the dential campaign. Critics say it generates too September 15, 1943 in Meyers of Glenview, Ill.; two Tecumseh Chapel of Handler Friday morning I woke up to many petty regulations and Tecumseh, Mich., the son of the sisters, Shirley (Norman) Funeral Homes with full mili- text messages from my buddies robs members of control over late Jessie Wade and Dorothy Campbell of Clinton, Mich., and tary honors under the auspice of at the Washington Post saying their own affairs. Mass migra- Eva Smith. Harry served his Linda Porter of Tecumseh, the Tecumseh American Legion the citizens of Great Britain tion from poorer to richer coun- country proudly and was an Air Mich.; three grandchildren, Post No. 34. Burial will be in voted to leave the EU. I was tries has also raised questions Force veteran. He was a member Kensie, Clara and Hudson Riverside Cemetery in Clinton shocked, both at my lack of about the free movement rule. of the Tecumseh VFW Post No. Meyers and several nieces and at a later date. understanding this vote was With any issue, I think it’s 4187 Hall Slater, Tecumseh nephews. Memorial contributions may even happening as well as at important to understand where American Legion Underwood- Along with his parents he be made to the Tecumseh VFW the turn of events in England. people are coming from, and Orr Post No. 34 and the was preceded in death by a or U of M Cardiovascular When it comes to world the Brexit (Britain Exit) vote is Brooklyn Eagles. Harry’s love brother, Curtis Wade Smith; Center. events, I consider myself to be no different. I get that many of his life was riding his Harley brother-in-law, Patrick Porter Condolences may be offered reasonably well informed. The people living in England and and visiting with his grandkids and a cousin, Jack Smith. to the family at www.handlerfu- more international news focus- Wales are concerned about HARRY NEAL SMITH and for many years he enjoyed At his request cremation has neralhomes.com. es on money or numbers, the being part of what they per- less likely I am to pay close ceive as an ineffective organi- attention to the details. News zation. Many people believe stories about people or ideals any group participation can grab my attention faster. slow individuals down in TECUMSEH PolICE REPoRT Perhaps the knowledge achieving personal goals. Accidents Fosbender’s vehicle. after an electronic check been suspended. Jasper was England has her own wacky As an introvert, much of the June 1 — Brandon Lee June 23 — Cynthia Anne showed she had no verified cited for Driving While License political instigator in Boris time I prefer to fly solo. I like Huffman, 37, of Adrian, hit a Rose-Blohm, 61, of Adrian, insurance. Denard could not Suspended and released with a Johnson, would have made me doing my own thing and being Consumers Energy Van at was backing out of a parking produce insurance upon con- June court date. more in tune with the British footloose and fancy free. Busch’s, causing damage to the spot at 605 W. Chicago tact. Denard was cited foro N June 21 — Manuel M. political climate. That state- Keeping to oneself is a philoso- front right quarter panel of the Boulevard and hit the vehicle Insurance and released with a Hernandez, 23, of Adrian, was ment is, of course, not true. I phy with which I am down. van. of Brain A. Holycross, 43, of June court date. pulled over on Adrian Street for do not willingly seek out extra You do your thing and I’ll do June 17 — Carl Robert Ida, causing damage to the pas- June 18 — Halima Fathema driving 40 miles per hour in a headaches in my life. mine. Yet, I do not live in a Fosbender, 34, of Tecumseh, senger side of his car. Jasper, 23, of Detroit, was 25 miles per hour zone. A check Once the UK vote was vacuum. I need other people had his vehicle hit at Busch’s Complaints pulled over on West Chicago returned Hernandez with a sus- announced, I reluctantly for many things in my life. by Edna Roberta Sager, 92, of June 16 — Kiara Boulevard after the officer ran pended license. Hernandez was climbed on board the informa- Being part of a group is impor- Tecumseh, when Sager pulled Donshanique Denard, 25, of the plate and found it expired. cited for Driving While License tion train to gain understand tant on many levels in my life. out of her parking space and Michigan Center, was pulled Upon contact with Jasper, a Suspended and released with a about was going on. My Do I live alone on an island? turned too quick, hitting over on North Evans Street check revealed her license had June court date. research did not make me a No. Brexit genius, but I did learn a The world is no different. few pertinent things from the We live in different countries. BBC website as well as rela- Each country has different Purse Funeral Home distributing free Vitalboards tively useless celebrity trivia strengths. Separately we may from the Daily Mirror website. be good, but together we can TECUMSEH — Purse Nothing I learned confirmed be great. The key is to find a Funeral Home of Tecumseh is my concern that Johnson was way to blend independence and offering free Vitalboards to cloned from Trump, although I working together in our rela- area residents to help promote have yet to find conclusive tionships. It is foolish to ignore safety and increase the odds of proof that Johnson is not part the truth of how the world is saving a life. The Vitalboards of actor Gary Busey’s family tied very tightly together. Bad are a magnetic memo board tree. stuff in one part of the world for refrigerators that contains In a nutshell voters in the affects every other country in vital information that could be UK turned out last Thursday one way or another. If we don’t used by a first responder in and the majority said the UK support each other, we all suf- cases of emergency. should no longer be part of the fer. While the front of the EU. Citizens of Northern Finding the right relation- Vitalboard is a wet erase sur- Ireland and Scotland were ship rules between countries is face that can be used as a unanimously in favor of not an easy task, but it is weekly planner and place for remaining in the EU, while imperative to work through notes, it is the back of the people in Wales and England, issues and stick together. I real- board where the critical infor- minus London residents, want- ly wish the UK was still 100 mation is recorded that could GRAPHIC SUBMITTED ed out. percent a member of the EU. It save someone’s life. Vital health information can be posted to a home refrigerator or to a Vital ICE smartphone Here in the U.S. we might is clear the organization is not Critical health information application to help early responders evaluate a person in emergency situations. wonder what the big deal is perfect, but if a country walks can be invaluable when a per- with the EU in the first place. away because it want success son needing medical attention the front door of a residence to In addition, residents may #2122. The app is free of The BBC explained on its web- only for its people, it misses is incapacitated or unable to alert emergency responders of download the Vital ICE app charge. site the reasoning behind cre- out on a chance to make the speak. A small weatherproof the Vitalboard. The board can from either the Apple App For more information, call ation of the European Union: world a better place for every- sticker is also included, which be transported with a patient Store or Google Play for Purse Funeral Home at “The European Union single one. should be affixed on or near to the hospital. smartphones and enter code 423.2121. Lenawee County farmers offered educational trips to learn about Lake Erie’s connection with Ag ADRIAN — The Lenawee ticipated in a Water Quality Lab. Reutter is a Special Conservation District will Tall Ship Sail on the Advisor to the office and con- again be hosting Field to the Appledore Schooner in the tinues to participate on region- Great Lakes Events in Lake Saginaw Bay. al, national and international Erie from July into September. Gentz, the Director of the advisory groups concerned The events are free to farmers, Marquette Conservation with protecting Lake Erie. landowners of farmed property District in the Upper Mark Shepard (Aug. 29- and partners of agriculture. Peninsula, said that the sail 30), CEO of Forest Agriculture The trips provides partici- workshop was very education- Enterprises and manager of pating farmers current and al and that he was able to assist New Forest Farm, the 106-acre emerging issues of water qual- in hoisting the sails and col- perennial agricultural forest ity in Lake Erie. The goal of lecting some water samples. considered by many to be one the workshop is to give a In addition to local farmers of the most ambitious sustain- greater understanding of con- who will be talking about con- able agriculture projects in the servation programs available servation practices that they United States. to protect our Great Lakes have implemented on their For more information on water resources. farms, this year’s events will the events, visit the Lenawee Michigan Association of also include: Conservation Districts website Conservation Districts State Dr. Jeff Reutter (July 28, at http://www.lenaweeconser- Council member Randy Aug. 29-31), former director vationdistrict.org/events-con- Gentz, Region 1, recently par- of Ohio Sea Grant and Stone tact-info. JUNE 30, 2016 LIVING THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 3A Tecumseh Public Schools

“what’s in it for me or my child” — Engagement — perspective. I would ask that we as a community shift from “what’s in it for me” to a “what’s in it for us” perspective. So let’s take a look at the reorganization plan and identify a few things that are “in it for us.” First, the plan will allow for more of our teachers to work with their colleagues on a regular basis. For students, this gives a more aligned and coherent deliv- By Dr. Kelly Coffin, TPS Supt. ery of the curriculum. We know that when we have alignment and I have been in the field of coherence in our curriculum, stu- education for 25 years now. I dent achievement rises. For have worked in a variety of set- teachers, they will have the sup- PHoTo SUBMITTED tings with a variety of students, port from colleagues to meet the The parents of Kimberly R. Ahmad and John R. Kotts are staff and families. Each person needs of all students. They can pleased to announce the couple’s engagement to be mar- brings their own perspective work in partnership to develop ried on August 13, 2016. The bride-elect is the daughter of based on past experiences. In the individualized learning plans for Gary and Garna Naugle of Tecumseh. The future groom is field of education, those past students that meet each child the son of R. Sue Kotts Garcia of Adrian (formerly of experiences are vast and can be where they are in the curriculum. Tecumseh) and the late John N. Kotts. Both are graduates very personal and/or sentimental. For parents, having teachers of Tecumseh High School. The bride-elect is employed at We all have been part of the edu- working together as a team to Old National Bank and the future groom is employed at cational process as long as we ensure your child is met where Ididit Inc. The couple will have an outdoor wedding on the can remember. You will often he or she is at in the curriculum Kotts family farm with Pastor Gordon Peterson from Gloria hear a retired teacher share that will allow your child to identify Dei Lutheran Church, Tecumseh, officiating. The reception the first year of retirement is the the gifts and talents that can is to be held at the newly renovated Masonic Temple, toughest because they have been sometimes remain hidden in our renamed The Ashlar. going to school since they were current structure. five. It is part of who we are and Second, we will be working who we have become. And, with students in the traditional when you weigh the good and “junior high” age range in a way — Anniversary — the bad of our experiences, it still that is different than what cur- is something we all have in com- rently takes place. We will have mon. the same quality instructors who That being said, education has care deeply for your children, but become one institution that has we will alter the structure to not changed significantly from include project based learning generation to generation. We are activities as the core of the learn- all sorted by age and assigned to ing experience. The “4 C’s” as a grade. We still look at the they are now referred to — cre- “classroom” as the primary place ativity, collaboration, critical for learning and the “teacher” as thinking and communication — the one who supports or encour- will be commonplace in the day ages the learning process. to day activities for students. Classrooms, outside of a mini Their teachers will not only plan facelift here and there, really do collaboratively, but work with not look all that much different interdisciplinary units to prepare than when we were in school. I students for the world they will am sure you could add additional face when they leave TPS. ways that structurally, education Finally, our teachers will be hasn’t really changed. And that is participating in some of the most a problem. meaningful professional develop- When we look at planning ment related to teaching and and preparing learning opportu- learning. Together, we will iden- nities for any group, the first task tify ways to personalize learning for the facilitator is to answer the for all students. We will work question “What’s in it for me?” collaboratively to develop les- PHoTo SUBMITTED When speaking to taxpayers, we sons designed to integrate, not Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith celebrated their 35th wedding want them to know that the dis- segregate the content. We will anniversary with a cruise around the southeast passage trict is being fiscally responsible work with professionals in the of Alaska earlier this month. Kerry Hamilton and Randy with the money earmarked to run field on ways to incorporate Smith were married June 27, 1981, by the Rev. Laszlo the school. When teachers are technology to enhance learning. I Gero and the Rev. Fred Prezioso at Gloria Dei Lutheran preparing lessons for students, could go on and on, but I think Church in Tecumseh. They are the children of Jo Ann we look at “the hook” or what you get the point. There is defi- (Susie) and the late Dean Hamilton of Tecumseh and will help the student tie this new nitely a lot of things “in this for Catherine and the late Kenny Smith, formerly of Britton. learning into past experiences. us” — especially for our stu- They have two daughters, Nicole (Darrell) Eaton of When working with teachers on dents. Tecumseh and Michelle (Ronald) Martin of Dansville and the latest change coming down We all know change is hard, are expecting their first grandchild, Baby Girl Martin, in a from the state, they want to but, in the case of education, it is few days. Kerry is a part-time writer for the Tecumseh know what is in it for them as long overdue. While the current Herald and Homefront Magazine as well as girls' golf this, they know, will not be the structure worked well for some, coach at Tecumseh High School and Randy is presi- last change initiative heading it doesn’t work well for all. No dent/CEO of TLC Community Credit Union. their way. When parents are one configuration model will looking for improved learning seem perfect to everyone. Like I opportunities for students, they said, the current structure poses definitely want to know what is many problems. But, when you — Birth — in it for their child. take a look at the big picture — Axel Jett Steele of Sparta, Mich. His paternal As we wrapped up our com- the “What’s in it for us” perspec- Tecumseh was born to par- grandparents are Ron and munity conversations to discuss tive, I think you will see that by ents Marcus and Jillian Steele Stephanie Steele of Elwell, the Tecumseh Public Schools working together we will create on June 22, 2016. Mich., Bob and Mary Tubbs (TPS) reorganization plan this an educational system to be He weighed 8 lbs., 2 oz. of Green Valley, Ariz. His month, it was clear that each per- proud of. We will create a system and was 20.5" long. His sib- great-grandparents are Ruth son who came to learn about the where each and every student ling is 20-month-old Brown of Comstock Park, plan, share their questions, ver- can identify his or her talents and Maverick Steele. Axel’s Mich., and Larry and Alma balize concerns or give their sup- use those talents to change the maternal grandparents are Brunsting of Newaygo, port, they came at this from a world! Randy and Lori Brunsting of Mich. Boys and Girls Club of Lenawee names new executive director ADRIAN — The Boys and Girls bring to BGCL and the partner- from 4–6 p.m. Club of Lenawee (BGCL) board ships she will foster. Her passion The BGCL is a non-profit of directors conducted a nation- for kids is clearly evident. She agency that provides program- wide search and selected Stacy brings with her extensive knowl- ming for over 1,200 school-age Gamel as its new executive edge of youth programming and children after school and all day director. management experience. I know during the summer. It provides a Gamel currently serves as the the Club will continue to do safe environment for children interim managing director for amazing things for our kids with that need it most, where they can The Centre overseeing day-to- her leadership.” learn hope and opportunity day operations. She has been Gamel will begin her new through interaction with caring, with The Centre for the past six position on Tuesday, July 5. She adult professionals. years. is replacing Mary Martin who The Club is open Monday- “After a diligent process of has been with the Club for 12 Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 reviewing many qualified candi- years, serving the last five years p.m. during the summer and 3 to dates, we are proud to have as executive director. Martin is 8 p.m. in the academic school selected the best successor to leaving the position to pursue year. It is open to all youth ages lead this great organization,” other opportunities. A communi- 6-18 at 340 E. Church St. (part of said Jason Hess, board president ty open house is being held in the Adrian 5/6 School building). in a press release. “I am confi- her honor on Thursday, July 21, Learn more about the BGCL dent in the vision Stacy will at the restaurant Sauce in Adrian at http://www.bgclenawee.org. PAGE 4A — THE TECUMSEH HERALD Opinion JUNE 30, 2016 ON THE STREET LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Cottrell committed to wrenched off my foot. Habitat for Humanity and growth helps make a commu- What is your favorite sculpture on U.S. constitution, sides I vowed never to take that Grace Point Church. nity a good place to live. branch of trail again as I Just as important, Bronna is Limited government Tecumseh’s Art Trail? with Republican values sloshed back to the parking lot, a conservative outsider. She strengthens our economy. To the Editor, dripping foul stinking mud all believes in our conservative Bronna will work to cut red I am voting for Jim Cottrell the way. values, will follow the tape and lower taxes for every- because of his commitment to Fortunately, the use of a Constitution, and she has real one. These efforts will help the U.S. and state constitu- garden hose, a hot shower and world experience as a small businesses move to Michigan tions, his values, philosophy, my trusty washing machine business owner, community and hire more employees and The zebras in front of the and strength of conviction to removed all evidence of my member, wife and mother. Her let people keep more of the library. hold to his values. His political misadventure. experiences helping seniors, money they earn. — Rhonda Nowak values coincide with the 2012 We continued to take the raising children and running a Bronna’s platform also Republican Platform and his surrounding trails, casting a successful business are what includes improving our infra- life is guided by his Judeo- wary glance to the bog trail we need in Lansing. structure and education to pro- Christian world view. when we passed by it, until the With her community mote job creation. Roads, As a private citizen, Jim day we met the troup of coura- involvement and strong work bridges, and a quality work- Cottrell has fought for reli- geous and mud-caked Eagle ethic, she will make us proud force are some of the basic The Great Dane because gious freedom, sanctity of life, Scouts returning down the trail as our next state representative. building blocks for economic when the sprinklers come on American Law for American from their construction master- That is why I urge the resi- growth. it looks like it’s playing. Courts in opposition to Sharia piece — their 2016 Eagle dents of Lenawee County to Bronna’s policies will free — Angine Roulo-Bangert Law, and worked for the repeal Project. support Bronna Kahle in the businesses to create more jobs. of Common Core in Michigan. Now, everyone we speak Republican Primary on August That is why I am voting for Jim is the right candidate with on the trails rave about 2. her to be our next state repre- for the job. your wonderful work. sentative. Thank you so much for Jeff Case Larry Keck enriching our experiences at Cement City David Harris Sand Creek Indian Crossing Trails Park. Kahle policies ‘will Adrian The Great Dane, though I Eagle Scouts thanked I’m sure all Tecumseh resi- Voters can count on liked the fish from last year. dents feel the same. free businesses to for building bridge at Jim Cottrell for ‘truth — Kate Maki Three cheers for Troop No. create more jobs’ Tecumseh park 632. To the Editor, and straight talk’ To the Editor, The upcoming primary To the Editor, Thank you Sam Anklin and Jane Smith election offers us a unique As you notice signs pop- the young men of Eagle Scout Tecumseh opportunity to choose the can- ping up around Lenawee Troop No. 632 for the skillful Bronna Kahle has ‘real didate who will run for state County for Jim Cottrell, the construction of the bridge over representative in November. first description that should The classic body on the “the bog” on the connecting world experience as a Before we vote, we should ask come to mind is honesty. We corner of Chicago Boulevard trail through the Indian small business owner’ which candidate will best rep- can count on Jim to give us and Evans Street. Crossing Trails Park in To the Editor, resent us, particularly in the the truth and straight talk on — Bob Fox Tecumseh. When looking for our next crucial area of encouraging job the issues. Jim is anxious to Two weeks ago I experi- state representative for the creation in Lenawee County. get to work on issues that enced a humiliating up-close 57th district, we need to look I established a small busi- Michigan residents care about. and personal visit into that bog for someone who knows our ness 30 years ago in another Jim’s heart lies within the core when the branch I balanced on county and has a history of state and relocated it principles of the U.S. constitu- rolled. With a screech, I flailed working in and for our com- to Lenawee County three years tion, the independence of around and reached for my munity. ago. My strong interest in states’ rights, the free market The Great Dane. niece to save me from my That is why I support local prosperity compels me to and the sovereignty of this — Becky Phibbs filthy fate. She wisely avoided Bronna Kahle for State support Bronna Kahle in the country. He is strong on pri- my desperate attempt to bring Representative. August 2 primary election. vate property rights, and creat- her down with me as I was Bronna is very involved in Bronna ran a successful ing jobs. As you see Jim sucked down into the fetid our community, as a small small business in Adrian, pro- around the county, he would depths of “the bog.” business owner, director of the viding home care for seniors. love to talk to you, get to I’m sure our laughter could Adrian Senior Center, and a She also has a Bachelor’s know you, and would love to be heard all the way to the member of many community Degree in Business hear what you have to say. Senior Center as I balanced on organizations. She has met Administration and an MBA. Please vote for Jim Cottrell on The Great Dane. one leg, my shoeless foot many different people due to This background guides her August 2. — Tiffany Wolf thrust out behind me as I bent her work with these groups, knowledge of what small and and fought with the mud to including the Adrian Area large businesses need to grow. Wendy Chetkovich release the buried shoe it had Chamber of Commerce, She knows that economic Addison Clinton board announces layoffs n Clinton Community Schools to lay off five teachers and nine aides for 2016-17

By KERRY HAMILTON “It’s no fun to lay off peo- government teacher Abigale library aides, nine staff members SMITH ple,” Superintendent Dave Pray Gall and middle school special were laid off with the high prob- [email protected] said. “We’re finding ourselves education teacher Karen ability they will be recalled. in a situation where expendi- Saunder, who was reduced to Those laid off include Theresa The Clinton Board of tures are exceeding revenues. half-time. McKeever, Heather Harris, Education on Monday approved It’s with a heavy heart that we Pray said board policy dic- Pamela Kuebler, Justine Wahl, a budget that will require have to do this, but we also have tates that a specific formula is Shelbi Barr-Freeman, Kathy teacher and aide layoffs and still to be fiscally responsible to our used to determine who is laid off Stevens, Kara Tshirhart, Bonnie cause the board to dip into the constituents.” in these situations. Draper and Laura Desmet. district’s fund equity account. Pray emphasized that no pro- Administrators determine place- Seniority is a factor in determin- Five teachers and nine aides grams will be affected by the ment and then certification and ing which aides are recalled. were pink-slipped due to a pro- layoffs. performance evaluations are During the public comment jected decrease in enrollment of Teachers who were laid off used to make the final decision. portion of the board meeting, 31 students. Even with the lay- include kindergarten teacher Seniority is no longer the decid- Ewert said she was shocked and offs, the board will need to take Linda Ewert, fourth grade ing factor. “It has kind of leveled saddened to be on the layoff list $735,933 from the district’s cof- teacher Lindsay Borton, middle the playing field,” Pray said. and hoped she would be work- fers to balance the books for the school English teacher Beverly While there is an uncertainty ing at the start of the school 2016-17 school year. Dettloff, high school history and of the need for teacher and year.

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By JACKIE KOCH [email protected]

A desire to make a special gift led to a specialty business for Brenda Kemper-Dix. She opened Wicked Wax Motif, her organic soy candle store, in Local woman lays wreath at Tomb Brooklyn three years ago. “I made candles for of the Unknown Soldier during Christmas for my daughter-in- law and the whole thing just exploded,” she said. After the ceremonies with President Obama building her store was in was sold, she looked for a new By KERRY HAMILTON Senator Bob Dole, who was the name was changed to the location and decided on SMITH badly wounded by Germans Sons of Union Veterans Tecumseh. [email protected] while serving in Italy during Auxiliary, eventually becoming Wicked Wax Motif opened WWII, was in attendance and known as the NASUVCW. in its new location in PHOTO BY JIM LINCOLN Linda Kronberg’s passion was applauded. The mission of the NASU- Tecumseh at 132 W. Chicago Owner of Wicked Wax Motif, Brenda Kemper-Dix, is pictured for the Civil War has enabled The president arrived by VCW, in part, is to keep alive Blvd., Suite 1, on June 15 and Wednesday making candles in her new Tecumseh store locat- her to do some pretty amazing helicopter. “Security was very the memories of their ancestors Kemper-Dix has been pleased ed behind the chamber offic e at 132 W. Chicago, Suite 1. things over the past few tight,” she said. “We saw a and their sacrifices for the with the reception she has months. She has placed couple of sharp-shooters on the maintenance of the Union; to received. Expanded days and hours will For more information on the wreaths on President Lincoln’s top of buildings.” care for helpless and disabled “Tecumseh has been so wel- be added beginning in mid- store and products, contact monument in Springfield, Ill. Later in the afternoon, veterans; to properly observe coming and it’s just an honor October. Kemper-Dix at 734.417.4331. and on the Civil War monu- Kronberg laid the wreath at the Memorial Day; to instil true to be in Tecumseh,” she said, ment and the Tomb of the Civil War monument. “It was a patriotism and love of country; “I’ve just had a tremendous Unknown Soldier at Arlington great experience,” she said. and to spread and sustain the response of warm wishes.” National Cemetery during Kronberg explained that doctrine of equal rights, uni- Wicked Wax Motif carries Memorial Day services, over GAR was a powerful political versal liberty and justice to all. 100 percent soy candles and which President Obama organization, formed in 1866 Anyone can be an associate all-organic skin products presided. after the Civil War ended. In member, but to be national including deodorant, whipped About 18 years ago, she fact, five presidents — Grant, president or vice president, the body butters, sugar scrubs, became a member of the Hayes, Garfield, Harrison and member must be a lineal or foot polish and soaps. Kemper- National Auxiliary to the Sons McKinley — were Union gen- collateral descendant of a sol- Dix has added jewelry and of the Union Veterans of the erals and members of GAR. dier, sailor or marine who was fashion scarves to her invento- Civil War (NASUVCW). It is Only Union veterans could regularly mustered and honor- ry, as well as Herend Figurines one of five allied orders of the become members. ably discharged from the Handmade Collectibles, many Grand Amy of the Republic In 1878, a cadet corps was Army, Navy or Marine Corps of which are retired and there- (GAR). created. It later became the during the Civil War. Kronberg fore in high demand. She said Last year Kronberg became Sons of Union Veterans. In has two relatives — William her skincare products are pop- the 2015-2016 national presi- later years, the name was R. and Harvey L. Warner — ular and are made exclusively dent and is the first-ever leader changed to Sons of Union who both served in the with Michigan-sourced ingre- from Michigan since its incep- Veterans of the Civil War. The Michigan infantry and died dients. tion. As president of the organ- need for an auxiliary was soon from wounds sustained in con- Kemper-Dix will take spe- ization, she was asked to par- recognized and the first Ladies flict. cial orders for skincare gift ticipate in the wreath-laying Aid Society was organized in Kronberg will preside over baskets and makes scented and ceremonies. 1883. The following year it the 130th National Encamp- unscented fire starters. “We didn’t have any special was officially recognized as ment on August 11-14 in Customers can also bring in training,” she said. “We had to the Son’s Auxiliary. Springfield, Ill. where they their own containers to be walk behind a soldier and then In 1886, plans for a national will celebrate the 150th made into soy candles. salute him.” organization were formed with anniversary of GAR with tours Wicked Wax Motif is open She estimated there were the first National Encampment of Lincoln’s tomb, his home Wednesday and Thursday 10 7,000 people who were packed being held in 1887. At the and library along with other a.m.–5:30 p.m., and Friday and into an area meant for 6,000. National Encampment in 1894, historical sites in the area. Saturday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

MEMORIAL FROM PAGE 1A Civil War monument ceremony set for July 5 toric accounts of the soldiers, month later in the battle of replaced. The Palm Sunday tor- new finial was crafted and the era and the monument Wilderness, Va., he was killed. nado in 1965 took out the top attached to the top. itself. His brothers survived the war. of the monument. The monu- Kronberg has chronicled the Holmes, who is a retired his- “Four families lost two ment was designed to look as monument restoration project tory teacher at Blissfield High sons,” Holmes said. One of though a flag is draped around with before and after photos, School, has traveled to many those families was the Smith a pole and the finial at the top which will be on display at the national cemeteries to find the family; they nearly lost a third may have been knocked off by township offices before services resting places of those listed on son when the Sultana exploded, a branch during the storm. A at the cemetery. the monument. He is a Civil but he survived, having sus- War buff, reenactor, and can tained burns on 75 percent of rattle off facts about most of the his body. The explosion men listed on the monument. claimed the lives of 42 The war was particularly Lenawee County soldiers — hard on Franklin Township 1,800 total. When the war families. Seymour Skinner may ended in 1865, it is thought that have been killed near Saltville, Mrs. Smith started the monu- Va. because his unit served ment project when she con- along-side African American tributed $10 — a large sum of troops. “Often Confederate sol- money at the time. Holmes said diers would kill wounded others in the community fol- Union soldiers just because lowed suit and $1,700 was they served with African raised in just a year. Returning Americans.” Holmes said. “It soldiers were allowed to con- was brutal.” tribute only $1 toward the proj- Statewide, one of six who ect. The monument — the earli- went to war lost their life. In est in the state raised by public Lenawee County, the odds were subscription — was dedicated a bit worse with one out of five 150 years ago on July 4, 1866. perishing. In Franklin “To me it’s the most impor- Township, nearly half of the 68 tant Civil War monument in soldiers who put on a uniform Lenawee County.” Holmes died in service of the Union, said. either during the war or some- Tipton native Linda times long afterward, succumb- Kronberg has two relatives on ing to wounds or illnesses sus- the monument, William R. and tained while serving. Harvey L. Warner. In 2006, she There are many sad stories. was part of a group that helped Benjamin Van Wert was to restore and clean the monu- wounded at Shiloh in 1862 and ment. “We used bleach water succumbed to his wounds four and sandpaper,” she said. years later. Consider Mapes Thanks to the estate of Raynor PHOTO BY KERRY HAMILTON SMITH wanted to be like his two older and Wanda Hardy, the monu- Linda Kronberg and Gary Holmes will take part in an event to brothers, so at 16 he joined the ment was completely disassem- commemorate the Sesquicentennial of the state’s oldest Civil infantry. In his first action a bled, cleaned, repaired, or War monument at Tipton Cemetery on Tuesday, July 5 at 6 p.m. DIRECTIVES FROM PAGE 1A Program to address end-of-life issues on July 12 give families the tools they need choose what type of end-of-life “Estate planning is important. where those assets will go,” to transition wealth and assets in care they want, Phillips said, Whether a large estate or a small Phillips said. a meaningful and stress less and should be involved in decid- estate, whatever you’ve worked To reserve a seat or for more way.” ing who will be making the deci- towards in your lifetime it’s information on the event, call Patients have the right to sions before an illness arrives. important to know who and Katie Mattison at 423.7969. PAGE 6A THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2016 www.tecumsehherald.com The TecumsehSports Herald ☆ Tecumseh’s Bryan, Foss ☆ to play in All-Star game ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ n Indians have several players receive honors, two named to All-State team TECUMSEH — The 2016 senior next season. Foss Michigan High School Softball received an honorable mention Coach’s Association (MHSS- to the All-State team. PHOTO SUBMITTED CA) All-Star games will be held Bryan, Foss and teammate Tecumseh 2014 graduate Cam Clarke was the 136th draft pick at Central Michigan Kylie Perkins were each named by the Boston Bruins in the National Hockey League. University’s Margo Jonker to the Academic All-State team. Stadium on Wednesday, July 20 At the end of the season the CLARKE FROM PAGE 1A with two Tecumseh players Indians had several make the competing. All-Region Team, including Tecumseh graduates Tyffani Bryan, Foss, Nowak and pitcher Cam Clarke drafted Bryan and Maggie Foss were Kayla Wild. In March, Wild “I’m excited to go to Wildfong really do a great job both named to a Division II All- committed to attending Capital Ferris,” Clarke said in a Bruins and I was lucky enough to play Star team and will play at 11:30 University in Columbus, Ohio to blog. “They do a great job with with a group of great guys, and a.m. Completed rosters listing play on its softball team. developing D. Just working on I wouldn’t be here without coaches are not available until Tyffani Bryan Maggie Foss The four Tecumseh players getting stronger, getting in the them.” after July 4. were also named to the weight room and adding those Brahmas assistant coach Jeff During her final high school She signed a letter of intent in and 49 runs scored. She played Southeastern Conference (SEC) extra pounds, and I’m sure that Potter is very impressed with season, Bryan was a power- March to attend Concordia in the outfield for Tecumseh. White Division’s First Team. will come in the next year or Clarke’s improvements over house at the plate for Tecumseh University and play softball MHSSCA also announced its Honorable Mentions went to two and be at that level that I the last couple of years. “We’re as the Indians’ third batter. The with the Cardinals. All-State First Team selections, Tecumseh’s Monica Meger need to be at to hopefully play thrilled to see Cam taken today Indians’ third base- Foss, the w h i c h (1B), Perkins and in the pro game.” by the Bruins,” he said. “He’s a man broke the I n d i a n s ’ i n c l u d e d Paige Otto (C). Clarke was one of only six kid who a couple of years ago, school’s career home lead off bat- Tecumseh’s Tecumseh’s All players selected by the Bruins or maybe even a year ago, no run record with 20. ter, posted a T y f f a n i District Team mem- in the draft including just two one thought this would have Bryan posted a .466 .415 batting Bryan (3B) bers included Bryan, other defensemen, Charlie happened to, so it’s obviously a batting average with a v e r a g e a n d Foss, Nowak, Perkins McAvoy of Boston University fantastic story for him, our 61 hits including 14 with 56 hits, D a n i e l l e (DP) and Wild. and Ryan Lindgren of the organization, and the North doubles, eight home 14 doubles, N o w a k H o n o r a b l e University of Minnesota. American Hockey League.” runs, 52 RBI 7 and 5 one home (SS), who Mentions went to “We’re really happy for him The 6’-1,” 170-pounder, is runs scored. Danielle Nowak run, 34 RBI, Kayla Wild will be a Kylie Perkins Meger and Otto. and his family. It’s just a feath- 20 years old and shoots from er in the cap and shows what the right. Clarke told the Bruins guys can do when they get an that he models his game after Jagielski, Jr. opportunity,” Brahmas head Washington Capitals’ John coach Dan Wildfong said in the Carlson. hits eighth online post. “Cam played really “I’m a good skating well for us here and took his defenseman, good puck hole-in-one game to another level, so we mover,” he said on the Brama’s are thrilled about today’s selec- online post. “I’m really good HARBOR SPRINGS — Joe tion.” with the puck and I have really Jagielski, Jr., of Clinton, record- “I wouldn’t be here without great vision. I’m really good ed another hole-in-one on June my time in Brahmaland,” when I get into the offensive 17, at The Moor Golf Course at Clarke said. “I kind of came zone and making that first pass Boyne Highlands resort. out of nowhere and the out of our D zone.” Jagielski, Jr. said it was his Brahmas gave me a platform to In 2014-15, Clarke notched eighth hole-in-one. showcase what I’ve got. Like 10 goals and 25 assists in 49 He recorded the ace at the I’ve said over and over again, games for the Sarnia Moor on Hole No. 4, a 208-yard the coaching staff is unbeliev- Legionnaires of the Greater distance using a 5-wood. able. Coach Potter and coach Ontario Junior Hockey League. The shot was witnessed by Rob Staudacher and Scott Walker. Eccleston hits Olympic Trials Jagielski, Jr. finished with an 18-hole score of 76. qualifying time in 800-meter The Moor is possibly the most challenging among GUELPH, Canada — Amanda ran 2:02.36. Boyne’s 11 golf courses. Hole (Putt) Eccleston won the 800- It was a new personal record No. 4 is described by the course meter in the New Balance Speed for Eccleston, cutting 2.1 seconds as being a long par-3 that River Inferno Saturday, June 25, in off her previous best to hit the requires a straight shot through a Guelph, Canada. Olympic Trials qualifying time in narrow alley of trees. Many of She recorded a first place time the event. She now has made the the overhanging limbs may of 2:02.14, just beating her train- Olympic Standard in the 1,500- force the golfer to alter normal ing partner and Canadian meter and an Olympic Trials qual- ball flight. Any shots that go PHOTO BY MICKEY ALVARADO Olympian Nicole Sifuentes who ifying time in the 800-meter. over the green will be taken Sam Anklin recently completed a large bridge (approximately 4-1/2’ x 27’) that spans a from behind mounding that sur- marshy area on one of the inner trails at Indian Crossing Trails Park. The bridge was com- Tecumseh Wrestling Club rounds the green. pleted for an Eagle Scout project for Tecumseh Boy Scouts of America Troop 632. hosting golf scramble TECUMSEH — Tecumseh The scramble is open to anyone Faster Horses country music Wrestling Club will be hosting a interested in attending. Cost for 4-person golf scramble on July 18 holes with cart, including 30, at 2 p.m. at the Raisin Valley lunch and dinner, is $60 per golfer festival returns July 15-17. Golf Course. if registered by July 1 or $70 per This outing is one of the clubs golfer if registering after that date BROOKLYN — The clock is Sellers, Bret Young, Haley main fundraisers to support until the time of the event. quickly ticking down until the Georgia, Jameson Rodgers, Jon Tecumseh’s varsity, junior high, For more information, contact next Faster Horses Country Langston, Kelleigh Bannen, and youth wrestling programs. Hal Broderick at 734.353.0610. Music Festival, which takes Lanco, Royal Bliss, Runaway place for three days at Michigan June, Russell Dickerson, Ryan International Speedway (MIS) Hurd, Tara Thompson, Whiskey Splash Pad opens from July 15-17. Myers and William Michael The country music and camp- Morgan. TECUMSEH — The City of Splash Pad for the remainder of ing event has a long list of fea- A Budweiser Campfire Tecumseh’s Splash Pad at Cal the summer months. The activa- tured entertainers including the Kickoff Party will feature artists Zorn Recreation Center is up tor button has been replaced three-day headliners Eric Audrey Ray, Bear Creek and running currently at 2/3 and is operating. Church on Friday, Lady Brothers, Locash, Matt Austin capacity. Shelley Lim, Tecumseh Antebellum on Saturday and and Paulina Jayne. Two of the Splash Pad’s fea- director of cultural and leisure Jason Aldean on Sunday. Campsites are still available, tures have been deactivated due services, said she was thankful Other main stage acts include however those interested in trav- to leaking pipes under the con- to the utilities department and A Thousand Horses, Alan eling in and out of the festival crete pad. The pipes will be Brian Radant for helping to get Jackson, Big and Rich, Brooke may purchase armbands. addressed in the fall to allow the Splash Pad back up and run- Eden, David Nail, Dee Jay Other activities have been the community to enjoy the ning. Silver, Gary Allen, Granger scheduled during the festival for Smith Featuring Earl Dibbles visitors such as a Saturday Fun Jr., Jana Kramer, Joe Nichols, Run on the MIS track. There is a Jon Pardi, Lindsay Ell, Locash, Faster Horses market, a Ferris Mo Pitney, Sam Hunt, Travis wheel, giant waterslide, foam Tritt and Wynonna and the Big parties, a vertigo swing, a Nose. Malibu Rum Beach Hose and The event also features a other food and drink vendors. Nashville Stage that will have For more information or to PHOTO SUBMITTED performers including Aaron purchase tickets, go online to Eric Church is the main stage headliner at this year’s Faster Lewis, Aaron Watson, Aubrie fasterhorsesfestival.com. Horses at MIS on opening day, Friday, July 15. JUNE 30, 2016 Education THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 7A Clinton students share favorite memories of Costa Rica COSTA RICA — ¡Pura Vida! is It was spectacular! I had never ful beach inside the park. This an expression often heard in gone so far out of my comfort beach was unlike any other Costa Rica. It literally means zone, and it really pushed me to beach I’ve seen in the United pure life and is used to say hello, try new things. Our tour guide States with the jungle landscape good-bye, thank you, you’re was amazing, and had us taking everywhere around us, and there welcome, okay and livin’ the on the rapids backwards, for- were even monkeys playing dream. Clinton High School stu- wards, and spinning. He had me around us so close I could have dents learned what “Pura Vida” jump into the water while we touched them. The scenery was really meant during a recent were going and it was such an like the pictures you would see weeklong trip to Costa Rica. exhilarating experience, that I in advertisements but so much The group began its trip by will never forget it. On a cultur- better. When we had lunch there meeting host families after a al aspect, my favorite thing a raccoon even walked up to me long day of travel. Clinton about Costa Rica is that all of and snatched my sandwich! I teacher Kurt Hillegonds said the the churches are wide open. definitely couldn’t have experi- families were very welcoming, Dogs, adults, children, and enced any of that back at home. and made them feel at home. tourists are constantly flowing I’m beyond thankful for this The group’s tour guide, Zander, in and out, and it is welcome to once in a lifetime opportunity to made sure Clinton’s students everyone, as opposed to in the go to another country and were having fun and learning a USA where we have our church- immerse myself in the culture lot about the culture and history es locked unless it is Sunday. It and people around me. If I had of Costa Rica’s tourist attrac- was such a friendly environment the chance to do this again I tions such as coffee, fruit and that I wish I could have stayed wouldn’t change a thing, and I religion. They also learned how longer. hope that other people are able to cook traditional foods and the Shealynn Cook said, “My to experience such amazing traditional dances of the area favorite part about Costa Rica events like I did. and went zip lining and white was the opportunity to stay with PHOTO SUBMITTED Ryan Hoffman said, water rafting, which allowed a host family. It was really out- Clinton teacher Kurt Hilligonds (center) and a several students went white-water rafting while “Everything about Costa Rica them to see more of the Costa side of my comfort zone for me. in Costa Rica for a week-long trip. It was a trip the Clinton students will not soon forget. was incredible, from the exotic Rican jungle. The also visited At first I didn’t really talk that wildlife to the compassionate hot springs heated by a volcano, much, but once I got more set- the people. It sounds a little definitely will be returningo t going rafting. From our rafts we people. But, what I enjoyed the and spent a day on the beach, tled in and got to know my fam- cheesy, but it’s definitely the Costa Rica, to visit the many were able to see some amazing most about our trip was having followed by shopping. ily I really enjoyed it. My truth. Too many people in Costa beautiful sights, and especially scenery and Costa Rican my eyes opened to just how “The memories from this trip Spanish and confidence Rica live at or below the pover- the amazing people that I met wildlife. We even got to jump much Spanish I’ve learned over will stay with us all for the rest improved so much living with ty line. However, their outlook through this trip.” into the river at one point and the past 4 years. It shows that all of our lives, and we could not be the family. It was nice to be able on life is still very positive: they Hunter Mellinger said, “The ride the current back to our rafts. the work that I have put in is more thankful for the amazing to use what I have learned in the believe that as long as they have best part of this trip for me was It was very interesting to do actually going toward some- opportunity to visit such a beau- last four years to have conversa- their family, they are not poor. It seeing all of the scenery that something, which we rarely thing, and I will be able to take tiful country with even more tions with my family ranging made me stop and reevaluate my Costa Rica has to offer. This was have the opportunity to do in our the knowledge I’ve gained with outstanding people. Pura Vida!” from 10 minutes to 2 hours. It short and longterm goals that I my first time in a foreign coun- own town. It also helped that our me for the rest of my life.¡Pura said Hilligonds. was really hard to say goodbye had previously set for myself. try and it was amazing. From the guide, Hansel, was a lot of fun Vida! This is the quintessential The students wrote about to my Costa Rican family and I No longer do I just want a big food to the cloud forest, I really and would always have stuff for expression that can be heard in their favorite experiences or hope to stay in contact with house and a nice yard; I aim to enjoyed all of the sights we got us to do, like play little games Costa Rica. It literally means memories to share with them. Costa Rica was such a appreciate the things that may to see and the memories that while rode the current. All in all, pure life and is used to say hello, Lenawee County residents and warm and welcoming environ- seem small, but are actually very were made. I will remember this we had an amazing guide and it good-bye, thank you, you’re some of them are listed here: ment I wish we could have important, such as family and trip forever and I hope to come was a lot of fun!” welcome, okay and livin’ the Sabrie Dalton said, “My stayed longer and hope to visit friends. The people in Costa back and visit Costa Rica again Kayla Jablonski said, “My dream. Clinton High School stu- absolute favorite experience in again. Pura Vida! Rica are some of the happiest sometime in the future.” favorite Costa Rican experience dents learned what “Pura Vida” Costa Rica was getting the Olivia Pegouskie said, “The people on the planet, even with- Hunter Richards said, “My on this trip was the Manuel really meant during the week- chance to go white water rafting. best part about Costa Rica was out many material possessions. I favorite part of this trip was Antonio Park that had a beauti- long trip to Costa Rica.” TMS announces fourth period honor roll TECUMSEH — Tecumseh Swindle, Owen Sysko, Ashlyn Stephen Venerable, Jake Megan Warren, Hayden Welindt, Middle School recently Taylor, Olivia Torres, Maeve Walmsley, Tabitha Warner, Sophia Whelan, Gibson Wilke, announced the following honor Voelker, Tyler Watts, Jaelynn Christopher Warren, Abigail Samantha Wright and Alex roll for the fourth marking period. Weirich, Matthew Welindt, Werden, Scott Wiler and Michael Zaborski. Fifth grade — Emma Abbott, Kaydence White, Nolan White, Yingling. Eighth grade — Kylah Abbott- Robert Adams, Bryleigh Ahearn, Luke Wiebusch, Chesney Wilke, Seventh grade — Madeline Braun, Emilee Ahmad, Eva Jaret Alcock, Alyssa Amrhein, Christofer Wright, Jordyn Wright, Adams, Ja'Kia Aiken, Evan Alcock, Robert Amador, Allison Anderegg, Parker Joscelyn Yape, Jason Yingling, Andrews, Peighton Andrews, Savionne Banton, Ana Benbow, Anderson, Morgan Andrews, Zachary Zajechowski, Brooke Jason Arbini, Andrea Bailey, Olen Boatright, Cole Bowers, Keira Armstrong, Tanek Zimmerman and Summer Emma Baker, Ashlee Beard, Mia Breckel, Kira Bagrowski, Aldo Barba, Morgan Zimmerman Aaron Becker, Peyton Benjamin, Breitenwischer, Isabelle Barbre, Caitlin Beard, Riley Sixth grade — David Abbott, Lyndsey Benschoter, Andrew Brigman, Alexis Broderick, Anna Benjamin, Jobe Benschoter, Ella Paige Adler, Kaylee Ahleman, Beres, Sarah Beres, Kaelei Campbell, Victoria Castillo, Boatright, Laura Braun, Sydney Caleb Albright, Seth Austin, Blackmore, Matthew Braun, Alaura Cattell, Assumpter Cattell, Broich, Sydney Brown, Rylee Kylie Balent, Jason Barksdale, Kaylah Brehmer, Reegan Bull, Riley Chenevey, Katherine Bryan, Natalie Bullinger, Jacob Autumn Barnes, Thomas Belleau, Kaytlin Burgess, Jack Burnett, Chicosky, Ryan Clary, Annali Burns, Taylor Cadieux, Gavin Jakob Benbow, Amaris Emily Burns, Leah Chatell, Joni Coates, Austin Coats, Peyton Chenevey, Ashley Chinavare, Benschoter, Jaden Benschoter, Chinavare, Leo Cifaldi, David Cornack, Jenna Cousineau, Jenna Avery Clewis, Samantha Cooper, Reese Benzing, Audrey Bindus, Clarke, Aiden Cornish, Gabriella Crim, Elizabeth Criss, Hannah Brendan Cross, Marrianna Cruz, Caris Bindus, Christian Blohm, Corson, Nicholas Cousineau, Curley, Madison Cytlak, Chloe Angel-Marie Daughtry, Madisyn Ryan Boast, Cameron Brehmer, Benjamin Cozart, Jade Crosby, Danley, Sadie Danley, Kaleena Davidson, Dylan Brewer, Mason Bruner, Logan Dempsey, Kimberly Davidson, Sydney Deters, Jacob Raquel DeClercq, Gabriella Hannah Cameron, Kyle Christy, Dennis, Mathew DeVitto, Grace Dickerson, Morgan Dillon, Tyler Dekker, Vera Denison, Holly Jillian Clary, Mary Clendennin, Dickerson, Jylian Dieter, Caleb Echter, Jennalyn Eller, Alexander Dennis, Allison Dice, John Alivia Coates, William Cornish, Ellenwood, Andrew Ellis, Flint, Bailee Ford, Katherine Eichenberg, Ryleigh Emrick, Ava Corwin, Jaden Coss, Brooke Ellis, Miranda Foss, Hunter Freitas, Brandon Emmalee Fair, Hailey Fazekas, Katherine Dahn, Amelia Danley, Emerick, Cody Everly, Nathan Frye, Natalie Harkness, Aiden Annah Frost, Ruth Fults, Javid Brenna Davis, Kylie Dawley, Ewing, Liberti Fair, Noah Hernandez, Hunter Hudgins, Garcia, Merrik Gibson, Matthew Emily Dennis, Riolana Doyle, Findley, Madison Foss, Bailey Steven Hutchison, Christian Girrbach, Madison Gittings, Douglas Dykas, Katarina Fraker, Sonja Francisco, Jacob Jamison, Joseph Kane, Brittney Jonathan Govro, Emily Greene, Edwards-Britton, Abigail Eller, Gentry, Andrew Ginter, Brian Kedziorek, Emily Kedziorek, Bethanne Hackett, Kailyn Madison Findley, Lonnie Flores, Gotham, Paige Grossheim, Kyle Georgia Keefer, Sean Kelly, Haddix, Joshua Harkness, Emily Ryan Frazzini, Madalyn Freitas, Haeussler, Rachel Haft, Logan Katrina Keyser, Jacob Knieper, Haselschwerdt, Natalie Hawley, William Frost, Evan Frye, Evan Harrold, Tanner Hawkins, Noah Noah Kormos, Ryan LaFountain, Isabella Hennings, Cooper Gero, Christian Hagen, Madeline Holland, Emil Holm, Austin Alexander Lane, Aidan Lesnock, Hernandez, Emily Hess, Joslyn Hawkins, Linda Hensley, Hopkins, Brianna Johnston, Danielle Macomber, Rebecca Higgs, Matthew Holm, David Emerson Hernandez, Maya Joseph Keck, Miranda Keith, Mallon, Nathaniel Marsh, Evan Hunt, Daxtin Johnston, Kelsey Hillegonds, Jake Hodson, Avah Nadia Kelham, Cameron Marten, Anna McCarley, Molly Knape, Abigail Knight, Paige Holland, Grace Holland, Joseph Kemppainen, Kaitlin Knape, McCloud, Jonathan McGraw, Koepfle, Zachery Konz, Meredith Johnson, Gage Karn, Benjamin Steven Knepper, Raquel Kocaj, Melanie McNamara, Alexander Kozlowski, Katherine Landstrom, Lammers, Katelynn Lee, Ethan Drew Landstrom, Madison Lige, Mitchell, Daniella Morgan, Eliza Longabaugh, Genevieve Leitner, Isabella Lore, Regina Mason Malinczak, Sarah Mallon, Kimber O'Brien, Olivia Onago, Lucas, Brandon Mannlein, Belle Madziar, Katelyn Magos, Tyler Riley Manwaring, Alison Marsh, Navean Othman, Connor Otto, Mattson, Nicholas McAllister, Mannor, Tucker Martin, Cade McCrate, Kassidy Zennan Perkins, Cormac Annaliese McDade, Madeline Alexander Mattison, McCullough, Justin Mollette, Phelan, Kaylee Pinter, Aiyana McRoberts, Case Mensing, Eli Aidan McKelvie, Brooke Samantha Moodt, Caroline Pizana, Katelyn Pollet, Sydney Miller, Jada Moore, Grant Miller, Ruby Miller, Natalie Moore, Madison Moore, Kelsey Poore, Keeley Prieur, Paige Mossburg, Abbigail New, Joseph Moore, Augustus Neil, Emma Moorehead, Grace Musielewicz, Rabideaux, McKenna Nowak, Kaden Osstifin, Maris Newlove, Tyler Nowak, Nina O'Neil, Arielle Osstifin, Richardson, Gabriel Roberts, Osworth, Isaac Peck, Kaylee Johnathan Pace, Emily Peterson, Narijes Othman, Austin Partridge, Lauren Roggelin, Gabriel Rosas, Pesta, Hanah Peters, Cora Grace Pilaczynski, Kaylee Juliana Perez, Elijah Piekarek, Hannah Rowe, Shanyza Ryan, Pilaczynski, Evan Pollet, Haeden Raymond, Faith Rhodes, Brynn Ella Puffer, Lowry Rains, Nicholas Scheffler, Adriana Poore, Broderick Rains, Liam Richardson, Ethan Rick, Virginia Rawlings, Keegan Reau, Scheurer, Colby Schikora, Rawlings, Brianna Rhodea, Bruce Madeline Roggelin, Katelyn Kade Ringer, Brandon Roberts, Morrison Schmidt, Benjamin Rhodea, Bailee Romanowski, Russell, Matthew Samborski, Anne Roesch, Hailey Sanders, Simpson, Sydney Slusarski, Andrew Rowe, Makayla Sanders, Elizabeth Scheurer, Aden Johnathon Schreck, Zachary Elizabeth Snelling, Erin Somsel, Chase Simpson, Grace Slusarski, Schmidt, Arianna Scott, Teresa Sears, Andrew Selenko, Kevin Nicklas Spicer, Ryan Stuenkel, Mason Smith, Jonah Sowers, Sines, Emma Snelling, Ryan Sharpe, David Sheats, Genevieve Hannah Sweet, Caitlin Taft, Brock Spaulding, Ethan Sprague, Somsel, Ares Squires, Emilee Sherman, Kaleb Spear, Sarah Shelby-Lee Talicska, Cole Ten Emily Stevenson, Lauren Stevens, Alexis Swanston, Heath Stoerger, Faith Stull, Leslie Broeck, Abigail Treadway, Stimpson, Morgan Stimpson, Teichman, Leastasia Thornton, Torres Ramirez, Grace Trainor, Rachel Welter, Jason Wilkinson, Grant Stockford, Kevin Storch, Lea Tiede, Alex Trevino, Nathan Nicklas Vallad, Liza Verrier, Kelsey Wiser, Zackary Wright Rayne Swiczkowski, Thomas Trompeter, Morgan VanTuyle, Grace Walsh, Sophia Walsh, and Olivia Ziemer. Send Form 3579. Subscriber rates: $4 year in Lenawee County, $5 elsewhere. VOLUME 115 — OUR 116th YEAR — NO. 44 Published every Thursday, Second-Class Postage Paid at Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 THURSDAY, JUNE 30,1966 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 22 Pages — Ten Cents 2 Teen Agers Save Man from Drowning By MAXINE CALHOUN Thinking it was another gag, of Warren, instantly began Howard Kime, 116 Litchfield Dennis replied, “I won’t help mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. St., is working on the Geiger CLINTON (6.30.1966) — Two until you give me a raise.” The victim was then turning farm for the third summer, teen age boys saved 37-year- When Mr. Geiger sank from blue. helping with the 50 cow dairy old Kenneth Geiger from sight into a 10-foot drop off, the Sheriff’s deputy Robert herd. drowning in Evans Lake boys realized it was no joke — Howard reported his pulse rate Terry, the son of Mr. and Sunday. and they promptly dived, find- slow at first, but responding as Mrs. Arthur Schuler, was hired Heroes are Dennis Kime, 14, ing him lying on the bottom. the Sand Lake rescue unit to assist in hay bailing. and Terry Schuler, 15, who are Unable to bring the man to arrived to give oxygen. Sgt. Howard has promised a employed by Mr. Geiger on his the surface, the boys dived a He was taken to Bixby commendation to the boys and farm. second time and pulled him Hospital for observation and Mrs. Lewis for their life-saving Following a hot afternoon of along the sand until they released Monday☆ morning. feat. hay bailing, the three went for a reached shallow water, where Neighbors pitched in and swim. they raised him from the water. MR. GEIGER and his wife, milked the Geiger cows on (6.30.1966) — HERALD PHOTO BY TOM RIORDAN There was a lot of joking, They dragged Mr. Geiger to Nancy, reside at 2615 Service Sunday night and Monday, FANCY DIVER — No matter what technique is used in enter- when suddenly Mr. Geiger shore and fell exhausted. A Rd. Kenneth was back working in ing the water at The Pit, the results are the same, a refresh- called for help. bystander, Mrs. Virginia Lewis Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. his hay field. ing and cooling respite from the torrid temperatures. Sunday’s mid-90 readings brought out the greatest number of people — 1,082 — ever to use the Pit facilities, according to Ted Todd, beach chief. If the Fourth of July weekend is as hot, this mark might be broken. Ted says The Pit opens daily at 9 a.m., clos- Computer Takes Over ing between 7 and 9 p.m., depending on the weather. (6.30.1966) — If folks at the accounts are being handled by Tecumseh branch office of the computer. According to John Adrian Federal Savings and Surratt, local branch manager, Men Avert Death as Loan Association were a bit September is the target date for puzzled Friday morning, they including mortgages. had a right to be. Patrons will realize quicker Trench Caves In Much of their work was service — it takes just seconds (6.30.1966) — A near-disaster was out of the way before being being done in Chicago, some to record, make a deposit or narrowly averted here just before trapped. 225 miles to the west. withdrawal — and the company noon Saturday when a six-foot Wes Haeussler, city street super- No more scurrying around expects considerable savings by deep trench on Burt Street caved in intendent and Don Ellis also shout- for cards, thumbing through eliminating many bookkeeping on John Kopke, 62, city water ed warnings to the men. If Shaw files for records, double-check- chores. superintendent. had not moved when he did, ing odds and ends — the teller’s Nearly three tons of dirt fell on observers believe he might have usual jobs. SINCE THE computer works the city official burying him to his been completely covered — and solely on numbers, no names are waist and causing s double fracture probably killed. FRIDAY’S milestone for sent to Chicago. Patrons will of the left ankle. This was the water department’s Adrian Federal was adoption of also be able to do business at He was rushed to Herrick first major incident in over six a new bookkeeping system — either the Adrian home office or Memorial Hospital and is still con- years. Last mishap occurred on it’s a first in Michigan — and the branch here. fined there. Mrs. Kopke said Occidental Rd., when Don Davis one which involves a complex The entire system has been Wednesday morning that she was trapped in a cave-in and suf- of office equipment and a direct studied by company officials for expects her husband to be released fered a fractured pelvis and back hook up via telephone lines with nearly two years. Last year, a later this week. injuries. a computer in Chicago. contract with NCR was signed. ☆ Mr. Kopke has been with the The computer, developed by Others joined, including MR. KOPKE and three other city for over 18 years and this was National Cash Register, adds Savings and Loan Associations city employees were working on a his first accident recorded on his and subtracts, records dates, at Muskegon, Three Rivers, water lead and sewer tap-in when personal record. (6.30.1966) — HERALD PHOTO BY TOM RIORDAN entries, withdrawals and even Niles and Dowagiac, and all the mishap occurred. City Manager Cal Zorn has tem- A JOB DONE IN SECONDS — Completely computerized determines interest. were hooked up with the com- Raymond Shaw was in the porarily taken over Kopke’s duties now are savings accounts at Adrian Federal Savings and It is instantaneous and fool- puter on Friday. trench with Kopke when the sides until he can return to work. If he is Loan. Charles Gorton shows how he records a deposit, the proof, say Savings and Loan Chicago’s NCR computer is started to cave in. Shaw was given a walking cast, city officials figure going to Chicago via Telephone line, returned in sec- officials. set to handle six other states warned by Kopke and escaped, and expect him to return for supervision onds will full new account totals. At present, all savings besides Michigan. Kopke himself just missed getting work of the department. Stagecoach Stop Adds Antique Auto Treasures By DOROTHY GRIGG

(6.30.1966) — Interesting features and attractions at the fabulous Stagecoach Stop on US 12 in the Irish Hills have more than doubled since last year, when the project was first opened by Dorothy and Fred Bahlau of Jackson. An antique auto museum fea- turing classic old cars — Cadillacs, LaSalles, Packards, Dusenburgs, Fords, Chevrolets — all beautifully restored, is one new feature. Carriages, hearses, hack, casket wagon, overland coach and all the others that make up one of the finest collections in the country today, are shown in a new building erected this spring. He’s fast on the draw and Danny Bahlau plays role of robber How about a big slug of red eye? Well, would you believe Pepsi? Bunny Ward of Jackson Visitors at Stagecoach Stop can to the hilt at his folks’ Stagecoach Stop theme park. accepts a drink from Susan Bair of Onsted. Both girls are on staff of Stagecoach Stop. savor ice cream, at its tastiest best in the new old-time ice cream par- ioned into another shop and is in Danny, helped to restore that car- dor of the Longhorn Saloon for an lor, a collectors dream of antiques front of Stagecoach Stop’s main riage and many succeeding ones. ice cold drink or the buttermilk with Tiffany glass back bar, street with a wide selection of They spend much of their time from the churn dispenser on the antique dispensers, chairs and items. helping their parents enhance the back bar. tables. The Parlor specializes in Mr. and Mrs. Bahlau have attraction. So many new and orig- Linda Ward, Susan Bair and hot chocolate sundaes. spent considerable time through inal ideas come up that Mrs. their friends are always ready with Immediately next to the Parlor, the winter months touring the Bahlau remarked that they can’t tasty western sandwiches, hot coy- is a gift shop, 1890 style. Mrs. nation to find pieces of interest, keep up with themselves. ote dogs and buffalo B-B-Q’s. Part Bahlau has given this project her which have been added to the One thing that she thinks will of the decor of the saloon are vis- special attention and a rare collec- already well stocked 1890 general take a back seat again this year is toramas of authentically-dressed tion of reproduced glass wear, gift store, the museum and gift shops. the construction of a square dance outlaws and buckskinned woods- and souvenir items has been In their travels, Mrs. Bahlau stage. men hitting the rail. There are old- assembled for re-sale. said that not once did they find Not to be missed is the age of time music machines to keep feet A ride on a rubber-tire repro- such authenticity as they have in bygone years where approximate- a-stomping while one takes in the duction of the old steam train is their own business. ly 100 antique coin operated sights. another new attraction this year. A A family affair, Stagecoach machines give adults as well as A free picnic area is maintained train company “detective” posing Stop was first started when the children something different to for visitors and there is plenty of as the conductor issues rifles to children needed a carriage for their see. After sauntering about the parking space. Kids should be sure “prospective sheriffs” to help horses at the Bahlau farm near shop for an hour or so, most visi- to see Nanny, the Goat, friend of against “attack.” Summerset Center. tors sashay through the swinging everyone who goes to the (6.30.1966) — HERALD PHOTOS BY TOM RIORDAN A real caboose has been fash- Three sons, Rick, Randy and door in the gaudy western splen- Stagecoach Stop. Mrs. Fred Bahlau waves from new Caboose Antique Shop. JUNE 30, 2016 THE TECUMSEH HERALD — 9A WHAT’S HAPPENING

Saturday, July 2 — ing the band, Act III. Campground, Tecumseh Sunday Vintage Market Tuesday, July 12 — Beer tent, BBQ and live Wine Down Saturday Featuring a llama kissing Tecumseh, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Summer Skin music. Info: 424.6003. Musician: Bob Schulz Monday, July 4 — booth and Pebbles the at 213 N. Evans. Vignettes Body Contouring Event Flying Otter Vineyard & Community Gathering Clown. Popcorn and snow- and charming decor inspired 5 to 7 p.m. at 2000 Curtis Saturday, July 16 — Winery. Info: Noon-4 p.m. at the Smith cones. Info: 423.5659. by antiques, vintage finds and Rd., Adrian. Info: 264.5603 or Pet Parade www.flyingotter.com. Kimball Community Center, www.indiancreekcamping.co- new items. Info: www.drdesjarlais.com. Downtown Tecumseh, 10 Clinton. Bike decorating and m. 517.917.6092. a.m. Info: 423.5602. Sunday, July 3 — parade, food, games and Wednesday, July 13 — Fireworks at Carr Park, entertainment. Info: 456.6528. Saturday, July 9 — July 10-12 — Pollinator Garden Walk II Saturday, July 16 — Manchester www.villageofclinton.org. Nature Hike Crab Races From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Adopt-A-Highway Starts around 10:15 p.m. Info: 10:30 a.m. to noon at Hidden A Clark Lake event. Info: Hidden Lake Gardens. At Hidden Lake Gardens www.manchestermensclub.co Friday, July 8 — Lake Gardens. $5/person or www.beachbarclarklake.-com. $10/person or $8/Friend of 10 a.m. to noon. No fee. m Movies in the Park: “Max” $3 Friend of HLG. HLG. Info: 431.2060. Registration is requested: Adams Park, Tecumseh. Registration required: Monday, July 11 — www.hiddenlakegardens.msu. 431.2060. Sunday, July 3 — Free. Bring a blanket. 431.2060. Children's Garden Party edu. Fireworks at Devils Lake Popcorn, candy and pop will Noon to 4 p.m. at Hidden Saturday, July 16 — Sandbar, at dusk. Info: be available for purchase. Saturday, July 9 – Lake Gardens, $5/person Thursday, July 14 — Great Lakes 5K Trail Run www.devilslakemichigan.- Info: www.downtowntecum- Wine Down Saturday ($20 max per vehicle) or free Finding Ancestors Family friendly trail run by com. seh.com. Musician: Jeremy Blaska to Friends of HLG. Info: 7 to 8 p.m. at the Tecumseh Indian Creek Campground Flying Otter Vineyard & 431.2060, www.hidden- District Library with genealo- benefitting the Alliance for the Monday, July 4 — Friday, July 8 — Winery. Info: lakegardens.msu.edu. gist Karen Krugman. Info: Great Lakes. Participants Firecracker 7k Fun Run, Arts in the Park www.flyingotter.com. 423.2238. receive gift bag, race t-shirt Manitou Beach. Swain Memorial Park, 101 July 11-15 — and camping discount. Cost is Info: www.devilslakemichi- River St., Brooklyn. Free con- Sunday, July 10 — Summer Drama Camp: July 15-16 — $25 if registered by July 1. gan.com. certs. Info: Children's Garden Party Elementary Camp Sidewalk Sales, Youth and adult awards. Info: www.business.irishhills.com. Noon to 4 p.m. at Hidden 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for students From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 423.5659. Monday, July 4 — Lake Gardens. $5/person entering 2nd-5th grade. Tecumseh businesses. Info: Irish Hills Fireworks July 8-9 — ($20 max per vehicle) or free Registration: $120 first stu- 424.6003. Sunday, July 17 — At the Columbia Middle Saline Celtic Festival to Friends of HLG. Info: dent, $100 for each additional Nautical Flea Market School Football Field 6-10 Info: www.salineceltic.org. 431.2060. student in the same family. July 15-16 — Manitou Beach, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Food and live entertain- Saturday, July 9 — Info: www.thetca.org. Summer Street Party p.m. Info: www.devil- ment before the show, featur- Carnival, Indian Creek Sunday, July 10 — Tecumseh, 7 to 11:30 p.m. slakemichigan.com. Legals

BOND RESOLUTION Principal installments may be prepaid prior to 15. FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS; FLOW OF moneys in the Redemption Fund shall be account- This bond shall be registered as to principal that it will furnish a copy of the foregoing state- Water Supply System Revenue Bond, maturity without premium and in such order as FUNDS. All Revenues of the System shall be ed for separately. and interest, as provided in the Resolution, in the ments and the annual audit of the System prepared Series 2016 shall be determined by the Village on any date accounted for separately from other funds and 17. PRIORITY OF FUNDS. In the event the name of the owner upon the books of the Village by a certified public accountant to the registered other than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday. accounts of the Village. Such Reven ues shall be moneys in the Receiving Fund are insufficient to kept for that purpose by the Treasurer as bond reg- owners of the Bonds upon payment of the actual Minutes of a regular meeting of the Village Principal installments that have been prepaid shall set aside as collected and credited to the WATER provide for the current requirements of the istrar and paying agent, and such registration shall cost of such copy. Council of the Village of Britton, Lenawee be noted on the Series 2016 Bond and such install- SUPPLY SYSTEM RECEIVING FUND (the Operation and Maintenance Fund, the be noted on the Registration Grid. This bond may 22. ADDITIONAL BONDS. In accordance County, Michigan (the "Village"), held on the ments no longer shall be considered outstanding "Receiving Fund") that is hereby established. Redemption Fund or the Bond Reserve Account, be transferred only by submitting the same, with the provisions of Act 94, the right is reserved 20th day of June 2016. for any purpose. Thirty days' notice of the pre- Moneys on hand in the Receiving Fund are any moneys or securities in other funds of the together with a written instrument of transfer sat- to issue Additional Bonds payable from the PRESENT: President Richard Frazier, payment of any principal installment shall be pledged for the purpose of the following funds System, except moneys in the Construction Fund, isfactory to the bond registrar and paying agent Revenues of the System that shall be of equal Trustee Carl Bower, Trustee Don Davis, Trustee given to the registered owner of the Series 2016 and shall be transferred from the Receiving Fund shall be credited or trans¬ferred, first, to the duly executed by the Registered Owner or his standing and priority of lien on the Net Revenues Elizabeth Greene, Trustee Meri Schoof, Trustee Bond at the address shown on the registration periodically in the manner and at the times and in Operation and Maintenance Fund, second, to the attorney duly authorized in writing, to the bond of the System with the Series 2016 Bond for the Sharon Smith grid. the following order of priority: Redemption Fund and, third, to the Bond Reserve registrar and paying agent for registration in the acquisition and construction of repairs, enlarge- ABSENT: Trustee Derek Auten 7. BOND REGISTRAR AND PAYING (i) OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Account, to the extent of any deficit therein. name of the transferee on the registration books ments extensions, additions and improvements to The following Bond Resolution (this AGENT. The Treasurer shall be the bond registrar FUND: There shal l be first set aside in, or credit- 18. INVESTMENTS. Moneys in the funds and for notation of such registration on the the System, for refunding all or a part of the out- "Resolution") was adopted by the Village Council and paying agent for the Series 2016 Bond. In the ed to, a fund designated OPERATION AND and accounts established herein and moneys Registration Grid. This bond may not be trans- standing Bonds or any other debt incurred by the of the Village at a regular meeting duly called and absence of the Treasurer or the inability of the MAINTENANCE FUND (the "Operation and derived from the proceeds of sale of the Bonds ferred less than five (5) days prior to an interest Village for any purpose for which Bonds may be held on Monday, June 20, 2016: Treasurer to act, the President or Clerk may per- Maintenance Fund"), periodically, a sum suffi- may be invested by the Village in United States of payment date. issued hereunder, for paying costs of issuing such WHEREAS, this Village Council does here- form the duties of bond registrar and paying agent. cient to provide for all payment of the expenses of America obligations or in obligations the principal Principal installments may be prepaid prior to Additional Bonds and for payment of interest on by determine that it is necessary to acquire and 8. EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF THE administration and operation of the System and of and interest on which is fully guaranteed by the maturity without premium and in such order as such Additional Bonds. Additional Bonds for construct water supply system improvements in SERIES 2016 BOND. The Series 2016 Bond such current expenses for maintenance thereof as United States of America, and moneys derived shall be determined by the Village on any one or such purposes shall not be issued unless the actu- the Village including but not limited to water main shall be executed in the name of the Village by the may be necessary to preserve the System in good from the proceeds of sale of t he Bonds may also more dates other than on a Saturday, Sunday or al or augmented (as hereinafter detailed in this replacement for all of North and South Main signatures of the President and the Clerk of the repair and working order. be invested in certificates of deposit of any bank holiday. Principal installments that have been pre- Section) Net Revenues of the System for the then Street, water main replacement on College Street Village and the seal of the Village (or a facsimile (ii) BOND AND INTEREST REDEMP- whose deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit pared shall be noted on Exhibit A and such install- last preceding audited fiscal year shall be equal to from Church Street to Main Street, water main thereof) shall be impressed or imprinted on the TION FUND: There shall be established and Insurance Corporation; provided however, that all ments no longer shall be considered outstanding at least 100% of the maximum annual principal looping from Gripton Drive across lot to Maple Series 2016 Bond. After the Series 2016 Bond has maintained a separate depositary fund designated such moneys shall be invested in accordance with for any purpose. Thirty days' notice of prepay- and interest requirements on the outstanding Street, and related appurtenances and improve- been executed, it shall be delivered by the BOND AND INTEREST REDEMPTION FUND the Village's investment policy adopted by the ment shall be given to the Registered Owner by Bonds and Additional Bonds then bei ng issued. If ments, all as part of the Village of Britton Water President or the Treasurer to the purchaser upon (the "Redemption Fund"), the moneys on deposit Village Council pursuant to Act 20, Public Acts of mail to the address shown on the Registration the Additional Bonds are to be issued in whole or Supply System; and receipt of the first principal payment from the pur- therein from time to time to be used solely for the Michigan 1943, as amended. Profit realized or Grid. in part for refunding of outstanding Bonds, the WHEREAS, the cost of acquiring, construct- chaser. The first and each subsequent principal purpose of paying the principal of and interest on interest income earned on investment of fundsn i It is hereby certified, recited and declared that annual principal and interest requirements shall be ing and installing such facilities is estimated to be payment received by the Village from the pur- the Bonds. The moneys in the Redemption Fund the Receiving Fund, the Operation and all acts, conditions and things required to exist, determined by deducting from the principal and approximately Nine Hundred Eighty-Eight chaser shall be noted on the registration grid of the shall be kept on deposit with the paying agent. Maintenance Fund, the Redemption Fund, the happen and be performed precedent to and in the interest requirements for each fiscal year the Thousand Dollars ($988,000); and Series 2016 Bond. After provision for the Operation and Bond Reserve Account and the Repair and issuance of this bond existed, have happened and annual principal and interest requirements of any WHEREAS, the Village desires to issue 9. EXCHANGE AND TRANSFER OF THE Maintenance Fund, there shall be set aside in the Replacement Fund shall be deposited in or credit- have been performed in due time, form and man- Bond or Bonds to be refunded from the proceeds bonds, as authorized by the provisions of Act 94, SERIES 2016 BOND. The Series 2016 Bond, Redemption Fund a sum proportionately suffi- ed as received to the Receiving Fund. ner as required by law, and that the total indebted- of the Additional Bonds. For purposes of this Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as amended ("Act upon surrender thereof to the bond registrar and cient to provide for the payment when due of the 19. SERIES 2016 BOND PROCEEDS. The ness of the Village, including this bond, does not Section, the Village may elect to use as the last 94"), to pay part of the cost of acquiring, con- paying agent with a written instrument of transfer current principal of and interest on the Bonds, less proceeds of the sale of the Series 2016 Bond shall exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation. preceding fiscal year any fiscal year ending not structing and installing such facilities to serve the satisfactory to the bond registrar and paying agent any amount in the Redemption Fund representing be deposited in a construction fund that is hereby IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Village of more than sixteen months prior to the date of Village. duly executed by the registered owner or his duly accrued interest or capitalized interest on the established (the "Construction Fund") and used Britton, County of Lenawee, State of Michigan, delivery of the Additional Bonds for which an THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the authorized attorney, at the option of the registered Bonds. Commencing the month in which the date solely to pa y all or part of the cost of the Project by its Village Council, has caused this bond to be audit is available. If any change in the rates, fees Village Council of the Village of Britton, Lenawee owner thereof, may be transferred to another of delivery of the Series 2016 Bond to the initial and any engineering, legal and other expenses executed in its name by the signatures of the or charges of the System shall be authorized at or County, Michigan, as follows: party. The Series 2016 Bond shall be transferable purchaser thereof (the "Delivery Date") occurs, incident thereto, and shall be paid out only upon President and the Clerk of the Village and its cor- prior to the time of the resolution authorizing the 1. DEFINITIONS. Whenever used in this only upon the books of the Village, which shall be the amount set aside each month for interest on authorization of the Council; provided that the porate seal (or facsimile thereof) to be impressed sale of any Additional Bonds, the Net Revenues Resolution, except when otherwise indicated by kept for that purpose by the bond registrar and the Series 2016 Bond shall be 1/6 of the total Council shall not authorize the payment of any or imprinted hereon, all as of the date set forth for the preceding fiscal year shall be augmented the context: paying agent. Upon the exchange or transfer of amount of interest on the Series 2016 Bond next such moneys for acquisition, construction and below. by an amount reflecting the effect of such change (a) "Additional Bonds" means any additional the Series 2016 Bond, the bond registrar and pay- coming due. Commencing the month in which installation until there shall have been first filed VILLAGE OF BRITTON had the System's billings during such fiscal year bonds issued pursuant to 22 of this Resolution and ing agent shall register the Series 2016 Bond in the Delivery Date occurs, the amount set aside with it by the consulting engineer in charge of [SEAL] By:______, President been at the adopted rates. In addition, the actual having equal standing with the Series 2016 Bond. the name of the transferee on the registration each month for principal of the Series 2016 Bond such work, a written statemen t to the effect that And: ______, Clerk Net Revenues for the preceding audited fiscal year (b) "Bonds" means the Series 2016 Bond, books of the Village and shall note such registra- shall be 1/12 of the amount of principal next com- the sum so to be paid is in full or partial payment Dated: ______, 2016 may be augmented by 70% of the estimated together with any Additional Bonds. tion on the registration grid. ing due by maturity. If there is any deficinency i of a contractual obligation in connection with increase in Net Revenues to accrue as a result of (c) "Council" means the Village Council of The Village may deem and treat the person in the amounts previously set aside, that deficiency such improvements and that the Village has EXHIBIT A the acquisition and construction of the repairs, the Village. whose name the Series 2016 Bond shall be regis- shall be added to the next succeeding month's received the consideration for such payment. The VILLAGE OF BRITTON enlargements, extensions, additions and improve- (d) "Revenues" and "Net Revenues" shall be tered upon the books of the Village as the absolute requirements. statement of the consulting engineer shall also Water Supply System Revenue Bond, Series ments to the System to be paid for in whole or in construed as defined in 3 of Act 94. owner of the Series 2016 Bond, whether such There shall be established and maintained in show the cost of acquisition, construction and 2016 part from the proceeds of the Additional Bonds (e) "Series 2016 Bond" means the Water Series 2016 Bond shall be overdue or not, for the the Redemption Fund a separate account designat- installation that has theretofore been approved by Due June 1 and 100% of the increase in Net Revenues result- Supply System Revenue Bond, Series 2016 of the purpose of receiving payment of the principal of ed BOND RESERVE ACCOUNT (the "Bond him for payment and the amount of the balance Bond No. 1 ing from any repair, enlargement, extension, addi- Village authorized by this Resolution. and interest on such Series 2016 Bond and for all Reserve Account"), into which there shall be paid that will be required for completion of the Project. YEAR / PRINCIPAL AMOUNT / tion or improvement that was made subsequent to (f) "System" means the Village's complete other purposes, and all payments made to such in equal annual installments from the moneys in 20. SERIES 2016 BOND FORM. The Series YEAR / PRINCIPAL AMOUNT the end of the last audited fiscal year. water supply system, both inside and outside the registered owner, or upon his order, in accordance the Receiving Fund after provision has been made 2016 Bond shall be in substantially the following Determination by the Council as to existence of Village, including all plants, works, equipment, with the provisions of Section 5 of this for the operatio n and maintenance fund and the form, with such changes and additions as shall be 2017 $14,000 2037 $22,000 conditions permitting the issuance of Additional instrumentalities and properties used or useful in Resolution shall be valid and effectual to satisfy current requirements of the Redemption Fund, the determined appropriate by the officials signing the 2018 15,000 2038 22,000 Bonds shall be conclusive; provided, however, connection with the generation, transmission and and discharge the liability upon such Series 2016 sum of at least $3,800 per year, commencing on Series 2016 Bond: 2019 15,000 2039 23,000 that with respect to augmentation of Net distribution of water, as the same now exist, Bond to the extent of the sum or sums so paid, and June 1, 2017, until there is accumulated in such 2020 15,000 2040 23,000 Revenues, the Village shall engage the services of together wi th all additions, extensions, repairs and the Village shall not be affected by any notice to fund the sum of $38,000. Except as hereinafter UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2021 15,000 2041 24,000 and receive the certificate of a consulting engineer improvements thereto hereafter acquired. the contrary. Registration of the Series 2016 Bond provided, no further deposits need be made into STATE OF MICHIGAN 2022 16,000 2042 24,000 (with experience in advising municipalities with 2. NECESSITY; PUBLIC PURPOSE; PROJ- shall not be transferred less than five (5) days the Bond Reserve Account once the sum of COUNTY OF LENAWEE 2023 16,000 2043 25,000 respect to setting rates and charges for the use of ECT COSTS; PERIOD OF USEFULNESS. It is prior to an interest payment date. $38,000 has been deposited therein. Moneys in 2024 16,000 2044 25,000 water supply systems) regarding the existence of hereby determined to be a necessary public pur- For every exchange or transfer of the Series the Bond Reserve Account shall be used solely for VILLAGE OF BRITTON 2025 17,000 2045 26,000 such conditions or, if no augmentation is required, pose of the Village to acquire, construct and install 2016 Bond, the Village may make a charge suffi- the payment of the principal and interest on the WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM REVENUE 2026 17,000 2046 26,000 Council may rely only on audited financial state- the facilities as part of the System consisting of cient to reimburse it for any tax, fee or other gov- Series 2016 Bond as to which there would other- BOND, SERIES 2016 2027 17,000 2047 27,000 ments. No Additional Bonds of equal standing as the acquisition, construction and installation of ernmental charge required to be paid with respect wise be default. Bond No. ______$888,000 2028 18,000 2048 28,000 to the Net Revenues of the System shall be issued water supply facilities in accordance with the to such exchange or transfer, which sum or sums If at any time it shall be necessary to use The Vi llage of Britton, County of Lenawee, 2029 18,000 2049 28,000 pursuant to the authorization contained in this plans and specifications prepared by Wolverine shall be paid by the person requesting such moneys in the Bond Reserve Account for such State of Michigan (the "Village"), acknowledges 2030 19,000 2050 29,000 Section if the Village shall then be in default in Engineers & Surveyors, Inc. (the "Project"), exchange or transfer as a condition precedent to payment, then the moneys so used shall be itself indebted to, and for value received, hereby 2031 19,000 2051 30,000 making its required payments to any accounts cre- which plans and specifications are now on file the exercise of the privilege of making such replaced from the moneys transferred from the promises to pay to the Registered Owner the sum 2032 19,000 2052 30,000 ated hereunder. with the Clerk and are hereby approved and exchange or transfer. Receiving Fund thereafter that are not required to of Eight Hundred Eighty-Eight Thousand Dollars 2033 20,000 2053 31,000 23. TAXABLE OBLIGATIONS. The inter- adopted. The Village hereby adopts the estimate 10. BONDHOLDERS' RIGHTS; RECEIV- be used for operation and maintenance or for cur- ($888,000) on the dates and in the amounts set 2034 20,000 2054 32,000 est on the Series 2016 Bond is included in gross of 40 years as the period of usefulness of the ER. The registered owner or owners of the Bonds rent principal and interest requirements. forth on Exhibit A, attached hereto and made a 2035 21,000 2055 32,000 income for federal income tax purposes. Project and also the estimate of $988,000 as the representing in the aggregate not less than twenty No further payments need be made into the part hereof, with interest on such principal sum 2036 21,000 2056 33,000 24. SALE, ISSUANCE, DELIVERY, cost of the Project, both of which estimates are on percent (20%) of the entire principal amount Redemption Fund after enough of the Bond has from the date each principal pay ment is received TRANSFER AND EXCHANGE OF BONDS. file with the Clerk. thereof then outstanding may, by suit, action, been retired so that the amount then held in the by the Village as set forth on the Registration Grid The President, the Clerk and the Treasurer, and 3. SERIES 2016 BOND AUTHORIZED. To mandamus or other proceedings, protect and Redemption Fund (including the Bond Reserve of this bond at the rate of two and twenty-five REGISTRATION GRID other officers and employees of the Village, are pay part of the cost of the Project, including pay- enforce the statutory lien upon the Net Revenues Account) is equal to the entire amount of principal hundredths percent (2.25%) per annum, payable VILLAGE OF BRITTON authorized to do all things necessary to effectuate ment of legal, financial and other expenses inci- and may, by suit, action, mandamus or other pro- and interest that will be payable at the time of on the first day of June and December of each Water Supply System Revenue Bond, the sale, issuance, delivery, transfer and exchange dental thereto and incidental to the issuance and ceedings, enforce and compel performance of all maturity of the Series 2016 Bond then remaining year commencing on December 1, 2016. Series 2016 of the Series 2016 Bond in accordance with the sale of the Series 2016 Bond, the Village shall duties of the officers of the Village, including the outstanding. Principal and interest shall be payable in lawful NOTHING TO BE WRITTEN HEREON provisions of this Resolution. borrow the sum of Eight Hundred Eighty-Eight fixing of suffi¬cient rates, the collection of (iii) REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT money of the United States of America and shall EXCEPT BY BOND REGISTRAR AND 25. REPEAL, SAVINGS CLAUSE. All res- Thousand Dollars ($888,000), and issue the Series Revenues, the proper segregation of the Revenues FUND: There shall be established and maintained be paid by check or draft mailed to the Registered PAYING AGENT olutions and parts thereo f in conflict with the pro- 2016 Bond therefor pursuant to the provisions of of the System and the proper application thereof. an account designated REPAIR, REPLACE- Owner at the address shown on the Registration Date / Principal Amount / Received / Name visions of this Resolution are, to the extent of such Act 94. The remaining cost of Projec t shall be The statutory lien upon the Net Revenues, howev- MENT AND IMPROVEMENT FUND (the Grid. and Address of Registered Owner / Signature conflict, repealed. paid by the Village from funds on hand and legal- er, shall not be construed as to compel the sale of "Repair and Replacement Fund") to be funded by This bond is issued pursuant to a resolution 26. SEVERABILITY; PARAGRAPH ly available for such use. the System or any part thereof. the Village on each June 1, commencing June 1, (the "Resolution") duly adopted by the Village ______$ ______HEADINGS; AND CONFLICT. If any para- 4. BOND DETAILS. The bond shall be If there is a default in the payment of the 2017, in the amount of $7,700 until the sum of Council of the Village on June 20, 2016, and ______$ ______graph, clause or provision of this Resolution shall issued in the form of a single fully-registered principal of or interest on the Bonds, any court $38,000 has been deposited in the Bond Reserve under and in full compliance with the Constitution ______$ ______be held invalid, the invalidity of such paragraph, bond, designated Bond No. 1, in the principal having jurisdiction in any proper action may Account after which the amount of $11,500 shall and statutes of the State of Michigan, including ______$ ______clause or provision shall not affect any of the other amount of $888,000 and shall be designated appoint a receiver to administer and operate the be deposited annually in the Repair and specifically Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, ______$ ______provisions of this Resolution. The paragraph "Water Supply System Revenue Bond, Series System on behalf of the Village and under the Replacement Account until the Bonds are paid in 1933, as amended, for the purpose of paying part ______$ ______headings in this Resolution are furnished for con- 2016.” The Series 2016 Bond shall be sold to and direction of the court, and by and with the full. Moneys in the Repair and Replacement Fund of the cost of acquiring and constructing water ______$ ______venience of reference only and shall not be con- registered in the name of the United States of approval of the court to perform all of the duties may be withdrawn to pay the cost of emergency supply system improvements to serve the Village ______$ ______sidered to be part of this Resolution. America acting through the United States of the officers of the Village more particu¬larly maintenance and repairs of the Project, extensions of Britton (the "System"). ______$ ______27. PUBLICATION AND RECORDATION. Department of Agriculture, Rural Development set forth herein and in Act 94. to Project facilities and replacement of Project This bond is a self-liquidating bond and is not ______$ ______This Resolution shall be published in full once in ("Rural Development") in furtherance of Rural The registered owner or owners of the Bonds assets having useful lives ending prior to the final a general obligation of the Village and does not ______$ ______a newspaper of general circulation in the Village Development's program to provide low-interest shall have all other rights and remedies given by maturity of the Series 2016 Bond. constitute an indebtedness of the Village within ______$ ______promptly after its adoption and shall be recorded rate, long-term loans for eligible projects (the Act 94 for the payment and enforcement of the (iv) SURPLUS MONEYS: Any Revenues any constitutional limitation, but is payable, both ______$ ______in the minutes of the meeting of the Council at "Program"). The Council hereby determines that Bonds and the security therefor. remaining in the Receiving Fund at the end of any as to principal and interest, solely from the net ______$ ______which this Resolution was adopted. Such record- the Program and the delivery of the Series 2016 11. RATES AND CHARGES. The rates and operating year after satisfying the foregoing revenues of the System, including all appurte- ______$ ______ing shall be authenticated by the signatures of the Bond directly to the United States of America as charges for service furnished by and the use of the requirements of this Section shall be deemed to be nances, extensions and improvements thereto, ______$ ______President and the Clerk. provided in this Resolution will provide the System and the methods of collection and surplus moneys, and may, at the option of the after provision has been made for reasonable and ______$ ______28. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution Vi llage with the lowest cost of borrowing money enforcement of the collection of the rates shall be Village, be used and applied to make improve- necessary expenses of operation, maintenance and shall be effective immediately upon its adoption. for the Project. The Series 2016 Bond shall be those in effect on the date of adoption of this ments, extensions or enlargements to the System administration (the "Net Revenues"). The princi- 21. COVENANTS. The Village hereby YEAS: Smith, Schoof, Greene, Davis, dated as of the date of its delivery to the United Resolution. or for any purpose related to the System for which pal of and interest on this bond are secured by a covenants and agrees with the registered owner, Bower, Frazier States of America. The principal amount of the 12. NO FREE SERVICE OR USE. No free the foregoing funds and accounts were estab- statutory lien on the Net Revenues. from time to time, of the Bonds herein proposed to AGAINST: None Series 2016 Bond shall bear interest from the date service or use of the System, or service or use of lished; provided however, that if there should be For a complete statement of the revenues be issued, that it will punctually perform all duties ABSENT: Auten a principal payment is received from the purchas- the System at less than cost, shall be furnished by any deficit in the Operation and Maintenance from which and the conditions under which this with re ference to the System and the Bonds Adopted and signed on the 20th day of June, er of the Series 2016 Bond as shown on the regis- the System to any person, firm or corporation, Fund, the Redemption Fund or the Bond Reserve bond is payable, a statement of the conditions required by the Constitution and laws of the State 2016. tration grid at the rate of 2.25% per annum public or private, or to any public agency or Account, then deposits of surplus moneys shall be under which additional bonds of equal standing of Michigan and by this Resolution; that it will not VILLAGE OF BRITTON payable on payable on December 1, 2016, and instrumentality. made to such funds in the priority and order may hereafter be issued, the rights and limitations sell, lease, mortgage or in any manner dispose of By: Richard Frazier, President semiannually thereafter on the first day of June 13. FIXING AND REVISING RATES; named to the extent of any such deficit. on the owner of this bond and the general the System or any substantial part thereof, until And: Donna J. Cline, Clerk and December in each year; and shall mature in RATE COVENANT. Rates shall be fixed and 16. DEPOSITARY AND FUNDS ON covenants and provisions pursuant to which this the Bonds shall have been paid in full; and that it such amounts, on such dates and in such years as revised from time to time by the Council so as to HAND. Moneys in the several funds established bond is issued, reference is made to the will not, to the extent permitted by law, permit any STATE OF MICHIGAN ) set forth on Exhibit A to the form of bond con- produce amounts that are sufficient to provide for pursuant to this Resolution, except moneys in the Resolution. person, firm or corporation to compete with it in )ss tained in Section 20 hereof. the payment of the expenses of administration and Redemption Fund (including the Bond Reserve The Village has covenanted and agreed, and the furnishing of water supply services to premis- COUNTY OF LENAWEE ) 5. PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTER- operation and such expenses for maintenance of Account) and the Construction Fund (as here- does hereby covenant and agree to fix and main- es within its corporate limits. The Village further EST. The Series 2016 Bond and the interest there- the System as are necessary to preserve the inafter defined ), may be kept in one or more bank tain at all times while any bonds payable from the covenants and agrees with the registered owner of I hereby certify that the foregoing consti- on shall be payable solely from the Net Revenues, System in good repair and working order, to pay accounts at a bank or banks designated by resolu- Net Revenues of the System shall be outstanding, the Bonds that it will maintain the System in good tutes a true and complete copy of a Resolution and to secure such paymen t, there is hereby creat- an amount equal to at least 100% of the principal tion of the Council and, if kept in one bank such rates for service furnished by the System as condition and operate the same in an efficient duly adopted by the Village Council of the ed a statutory lien upon the whole of the Net of and interest on the Bond as the same become account, the moneys shall be allocated on the shall be sufficient to provide for payment of the manner and at a reasonable cost, so long as the Village of Britton, County of Lenawee, Revenues that shall be a first lien to continue until due and payable, and to provide for all other obli- books and records of the Village in the manner principal of and interest on this bond and any Bonds are outstanding; that it will maintain insur- Michigan, at a regular meeting held on the 20th payment in full of the principal of and interest on gations, expenditures and funds for the System and at the times provided in this Resolution. other bonds payable from the Net Revenues as ance on the System for the benefit of the regis- day of June, 2016, and that the meeting was the Series 2016 Bond payable from the Net required by law and this Resolution. The Village Moneys in the Construction Fund shall be deposit- and when the same shall become due and payable, tered owner of the Bonds in an amount that usual- conducted and public notice was given pursuant Revenues. covenants and agrees to review such rates at least ed in an account or accounts separate from other and to maintain a bond redemption account and a ly would be carried by private companies engaged to and in full compliance with the Open The principal of and interest on the Series annually and maintain at all times such rates for money of the Village in one or more bank s, sav- bond reserve account therefor, to provide for the in a similar type of business; that it will prepare, Meetings Act, being Act 267, Public Acts of 2016 Bond shall be payable in lawful money of service furnished by the System as shall be suffi- ings and loan association or credit unions, each payment of expenses of administration and opera- keep and file such records, statements and Michigan, 1976 (the "Act"), and that the min- the United States. Principal and interest shall be cient to provide for the foregoing. having unimpaired capital and surplus amounting tion and such expense s for maintenance of the accounts as may be required by Act 94; that it will utes of the meeting were kept and will be or paid when due by check or draft that shall be 14. OPERATING AND FISCAL YEAR. The to at least $2,000,000 or that are insured by the System as are necessary to preserve the same in not defease this Resolution with respect to the have been made available as required by the mailed to the registered owner at the address System shall be operated on the basis of an oper- federal deposit insurance corporation, the federal good repair and working order, and to provide for Series 2016 Bond so long as the registered owner Act. shown on the registration books. ating and fiscal year commencing on March 1 and savings and loan insurance corporation or the such other expenditures and funds for the System of the Series 2016 Bond is the United States of Donna J. Cline, Clerk 6. PREPAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL. ending on the last day of the following February. national credit union share insurance fund. The as are required by the Resolution. 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FORECLOSURE NOTICE THIS FIRM Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2004- in which case the redemption period shall be 30 in which case the redemption period shall be 30 the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to FC H (248) 593-1300 IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO R2, Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo days from the date of such sale. days from the date of such sale. the mortgage holder for damaging the property Tr ott Law, P.C. COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION & Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 If the property is sold at foreclosure sale If the property is sold at foreclosure sale during the redemption period. Attorneys For Servicer WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR COL- Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of Dated: June 9, 2016 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 LECTING A DEBT. IF THE DEBT WAS DIS- File No: 16-38217 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower For more information, please call: Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 CHARGED IN A BANKRUPTCY PROCEED- (06-09)(06-30) will be held responsible to the person who buys will be held responsible to the person who buys FC H (248) 593-1300 File #461992F01 ING, THIS NOTICE IS NOT AN ATTEMPT 6/9,16,23,30,2016 the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to Trott Law, P.C. (06-16)(07-07) TO COLLECT THAT DEBT. If you are in the the mortgage holder for damaging the property the mortgage holder for damaging the property Attorneys For Servicer 6/16,23,30;7/7,2016 Military, please contact our office at the num- Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale during the redemption period. during the redemption period. 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 ber listed below. ATTN PURCHASERS: This THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Dated: June 16, 2016 Dated: June 9, 2016 Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale sale may be rescinded by the foreclosing mort- ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY For more information, please call: For more information, please call: File #284939F02 THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR gagee for any reason. In that event, your dam- INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE FC S (248) 593-1304 FC H (248) 593-1300 (06-09)(06-30) ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY ages, if any, shall be limited solely to the return USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- Trott Law, P.C. Trott Law, P.C. 6/9,16,23,30,2016 INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus inter- TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER Attorneys For Servicer Attorneys For Servicer USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- est, and the purchaser shall have no further BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER recourse against the Mortgagor, the TARY DUTY. Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee’s attorney. ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be File #463533F01 File #463385F01 ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY TARY DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE – Default has been made in rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that (06-16)(07-07) (06-09)(06-30) INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE ATTN PURCHASERS: T his sale may be the conditions of a certain mortgage made by: event, your damages, if any, shall be limited 6/16,23,30;7/7,2016 6/9,16,23,30,2016 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that David Pickett and Jodie Pickett, Husband and solely to the return of the bid amount tendered TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER event, your damages, if any, shall be limited Wife to Ameriquest Mortgage Company, at sale, plus interest. Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- solely to the return of the bid amount tendered Mortgagee, dated January 30, 2004 and recorded MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR TARY DUTY. at sale, plus interest. February 10, 2004 in Liber 2262 Page 785 made in the conditions of a mortgage made by ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY ATTN PURCHASERS : This sale may be MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Lenawee County Records, Michigan. Said mort- John Miller and Lucinda Miller, husband and INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that made in the conditions of a mortgage made by gage was assigned to: Deutsche Bank National wife, original mortgagor(s), to Mortgage USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- event, your damages, if any, shall be limited Lawrence S. Ford a/k/a Lawrence S. Ford, Sr. and Trust Company, as Trustee for Ameriquest Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER solely to the return of the bid amount tendered Bonnie L. Ford, husband and wife, original mort- Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass- for GVC Mortgage, Inc. DBA Preferred Capital., BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILI- at sale, plus interest. gagor(s), to KeyBank National Association, Through Certificates, Series 2004-R2, Under the its successors and assigns, Mortgagee, dated June TARY DUTY. TARY DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Mortgagee, dated March 2, 2004, and recorded on Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated April 1, 22, 2011, and recorded on July 6, 2011 in Liber ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be made in the conditions of a mortgage made by March 15, 2004 in Liber 2265 on Page 245, in 2004, by assignment dated January 15, 2009 and 2426 on Page 828, and assigned by said rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that David T. Volk , unmarried, original mortgagor(s), Lenawee county records, Michigan, on which recorded February 19, 2009 in Liber 2378, Page Mortgagee to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National event, your damages, if any, shall be limited event, your damages, if any, shall be limited to National City Mortgage Co., Mortgagee, dated mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date 0468, on which mortgage there is claimed to be Association as assignee as documented by an sol ely to the return of the bid amount tendered solely to the return of the bid amount tendered April 3, 2003, and recorded on April 9, 2003 in hereof the sum of Sixty-Five Thousand Two due at the date hereof the sum of One Hundred assignment, in Lenawee county records, at sale, plus interest. at sale, plus interest. Liber 2129 on Page 45, and modified by agree- Hundred Eighty-Eight and 04/100 Dollars Twenty-Eight Thousand Two Hundred Sixteen Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed to MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been ment recorded on May 19, 2015 in Liber 2507 on ($65,288.04). Dollars and Eighty-Nine Cents ($128,216.89) be due at the date hereof the sum of One Hundred made in the conditions of a mortgage made by made in the conditions of a mortgage made by Page 0658, and assigned by said Mortgagee to Under the power of sale contained in said including interest 8.05% per annum. Under the Sixty-Six Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-Seven Robert E. Dawson, unmarried man and Aimee M. Felix J Konopka Jr, Unmarried Man, original PNC Bank, National Association as assignee as mortgage and the statute in such case made and power of sale contained in said mortgage and the and 83/100 Dollars ($166,357.83). Raymond, unmarried woman, original mort- mortgagor(s), to Mortgage Electronic Registration documented by an assignment, in Lenawee coun- provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- statute in such case made and provided, notice is Under the power of sale contained in said gagor(s), to United Midwest Savings Bank, Systems, Inc., Mortgagee, dated November 29, ty records, Michigan, on which mortgage there is gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed mortgage and the statute in such case made and Mortgagee, dated November 4, 2008, and record- 2005, and recorded on January 13, 2006 in Liber claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- ed on November 19, 2008 in Liber 2374 on Page 2315 on Page 327, and assigned by mesne assign- Eighty-Four Thousand Eight Hundred Nineteen at the place of holding the circuit court within of them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged 516, in Lenawee county records, Michigan, n o ments to BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC as and 47/100 Dollars ($84,819.47). Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July 14, 2016. Lenawee County at 10:00AM on July 7, 2016 Said premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the assignee as documented by an assignment, in Under the power of sale contained in said Said premises are situated in Township of premises are situated in Township of Adrian, at the place of holding the circuit court within date hereof the sum of Forty-Seven Thousand Lenawee county records, Michigan, on which mortgage and the statute in such case made and Rollin, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are Lenawee County, Michigan, and are described as: Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July 14, 2016. Three Hundred Eight and 92/100 Dollars mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- described as: Lot 15 and the S 1/2 of Lot 16, Block Parcel 1: Lot 18 and the Southwesterly 20 feet of Said premises are situated in Township of ($47,308.92). hereof the sum of One Hundred Ninety-Three gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged 3, Manitou Beach, according to the plat thereof as Lot 17, Pleasant Ridge, according to the plat there- Cambridge, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are Under the power of sale contained in said Thousand Thirty-One and 22/100 Dollars premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, recorded in Liber 3 of Plats, Page 34, Lenawee of as recorded in Liber 9 of plats, page 37, described as: All that part of the Southwest 1/4 of mortgage and the statute in such case made and ($193,031.22). at the place of holding the circuit court within County Records. Lenawee County Records. Parcel 2: The the Northwest 1/4 of Section 15, Town 5 South, provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- Under the power of sale contained in said Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July 14, 2016. The redemption period shall be 6 months Southwesterly 80 feet of Lot 37, Pleasant Ridge Range 2 East, described as: Beginning on the gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged mortgage and the statute in such case made and Said premises are situated in Village of from the date of such sale, unless determined No.2, according to the plat thereof as recorded in North line of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- Blissfield, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, Liber 17 of Plats, pages 22 and 23, Lenawee 1/4 of Section 15, aforesaid, 1319.10 feet North 01 at the place of holdi ng the circuit court within gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged described as: Lot(s) 10 except the East 17.31 feet, in which case the redemption period shall be 30 County Records. Commonly known as 2803 degrees 47 minutes 00 seconds East along the Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July 14, 2016. premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, Assessor's Plat of J.T. Carpenter's Addition to the days from the date of such sale. Carson Hwy, Adrian MI 49221 The redemption West line of said Section 15 and 1075.78 feet Said premises are situated in Charter at the place of holding the circuit court within Village of Blissfield, according to the recorded If the property is sold at foreclosure sale period shall be 6 months from the date of such South 88 degrees 04 minutes 01 seconds East from Township of Madison, Lenawee County, Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July 7, 2016. plat thereof, as recorded in Liber 9 of Plats, Page under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of sale, unless determined abandoned in accordance the West 1/4 corner of said Section 15; thence Michigan, and are described as: All that part of the Said premises are situated in Township of 28. 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in which South 88 degrees 04 minutes 01 seconds East West 1/2, Southwest 1/4, Section 12, Town 7 Cambridge, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are The redemption period shall be 6 months will be held responsible to the person who buys case the redemption period shall be 30 days from 233.65 feet to the Northeast corner of the said South, Range 3 East, described as commencing at described as: Lot 180, Waterford No. 1, as record- from the date of such sale, unless determined the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the date of such sale, or upon the expiration of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 15; a point located 359.17 feet South 1 degrees 13 ed in Liber 17 of Plats, Page 16, 17, 18 and 19, abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, the mortgage holder for damaging the property notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever thence South 01 degrees 43 minutes 08 seconds minutes East and 775 feet South 88 degrees 38 Lenawee County Records, be the same more or in which case the redemption period shall be 30 during the redemption period. is later; or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If West 1312.61 feet to the Southeast corner of the minutes West from the Northeast corner of said less, but subject to all legal highways. days from the date of such sale. Dated: June 16, 2016 the property is sold at foreclosure sale under said Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section West 1/2, Southwest 1/4, Section 12, and running The redemption period shall be 6 months If the property is sold at foreclosure sale For more information, please call: Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, 15; thence North 88 degrees 21 minutes 02 sec- thence South 1 degrees 13 minutes East 234 feet; from the date of such sale, unless determined under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of FC J (248) 593-1311 under MCL 600.3278, the borrower will be held onds West 430.35 feet along the South line of the thence South 88 degrees 38 minutes West 50 feet; abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower Trott Law, P.C. responsible to the person who buys the property at said Southwest 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section thence North 1 degrees 13 minutes West 234 feet; in which case the redemption period shall be 30 will be held responsible to the person who buys Attorneys For Servicer the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage 15; thence North 10 degrees 13 minutes 57 sec- thence North 88 degrees 38 minutes East 50 feet to days from the date of such sale. the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 holder for damaging the property during the onds East 1328.65 feet to the point of beginning. the place of beginning. If the property is sold at foreclosure sale the mortgage holder for damaging the property Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 redemption period. Dated: 6/09/2016 Deutsche The redemption period shall be 6 months The redemption period shall be 6 months under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of during the redemption period. File #449462F01 Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for from the date of such sale, unless determined from the date of such sale, unless determined 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower Dated: June 16, 2016 (06-16)(07-07) Ameriquest Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset- abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, abandoned in accordance wi th MCLA 600.3241a, will be held responsible to the person who buys For more information, please call: 6/16,23,30;7/7,2016 JUNE 30, 2016 THE TECUMSEH HERALD — PAGE 3B

FORECLOSURE NOTICE THIS FIRM gage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder TARY DUTY OR HAVE BEEN IN THE which mortgage there is claimed to be due, at recorded in Liber 15 of Plats, Pages 39, 40, 41 Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-5422 IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING for damaging the property during the redemp- PRIOR ONE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT the date of this notice, for principal of and 42, Lenawee County Re cords. The redemp- File #463559F01 TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- tion period. Dated: 6/23/2016 Ocwen Loan OUR OFFICE AT 248-502-1400. $10,493.65 (ten thousand four hundred ninety- tion period shall be 6 months from the date of (06-30)(07-21) TION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR Servicing, LLC, Assignee of Mortgagee MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been three and 65/100) plus accrued interest at such sale, unless abandoned under MCL 6/30;7/7,14,21,2016 COLLECTING A DEBT. IF THE DEBT Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 made in the conditions of a mortgage made by 3.25% (three point two five) percent per annum. 600.3241, in which case the redemption period WAS DISCHARGED IN A BANKRUPTCY South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills, MI Gerald E. Nostrant and Karen M. Nostrant, a And no suit proceedings at law or in equity hav- shall be 1 month, or under MCL 600.3241a 30 STATE OF MICHIGAN PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS NOT AN 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 16-38649 single man, a single woman, to Household ing been instituted to recover the debt secured days from the date of such sale, or 15 days from 39TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, JUDI- ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THAT DEBT. If (06-23)(07-14) Finance Corporation III, Mortgagee, dated July by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now, the MCL 600.3241a(b) notice, whichever is CIAL CIRCUIT, COUNTY PROBATE you are in the Military, please contact our 06-23,30;7/7,14,2016 26, 2006 and recorded July 31, 2006 in Liber therefore, by virtue of the power of sale con- later, or extinguished pursuant to MCL ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICA- office at the number listed below. ATTN 2328, Page 49, Lenawee County Records, tained in said mortgage, and pursuant to the 600.3238. If the above referenced property is TION/ POSTING AND NOTICE OF PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded FORECLOSURE NOTICE THIS FIRM Michigan. Said mortgage is now held by U.S. statue of the State of Michigan in such case sold at a foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of ACTION by the foreclosing mortgagee for any reason. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master made and provided, notice is hereby given that Act 236 of 1961, under MCL 600.3278, the bor- Case No. 16-5600-CH In that event, your damages, if any, shall be TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Participation Trust, by assignment. There is on, the 21st day of July, 2016, at 10:00:00 AM rower will be held responsible to the person Court address: 425 N. Main St., Adrian, MI limited solely to the return of the bid amount TION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at who buys the property at the mortgage foreclo- 49221; court telephone no. (517) 264-4597. tendered at sale, plus interest, and the pur- COLLECTING A DEBT. IF THE DEBT One Hundred Thirty-Nine Thousand Two public auction, to the highest bidder, east door sure sale or to the mortgage holder for damag- Plaintiff: Federal National Mortgage chaser shall have no further recourse against WAS DISCHARGED IN A BANKRUPTCY Hundred Sixty-Eight and 78/100 Dollars of the Lenawee County Courthouse in Adrian, ing the property during the redemption period. Association, a corporation organized and exist- the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS NOT AN ($139,268.78), including interest at 2% per Lenawee County, Michigan, of the premises JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association ing under the laws of the United States of Mortgagee’s attorney. MORTGAGE SALE ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THAT DEBT. If annum. described in said mortgage. Which said premis- Mortgagee/Assignee Schneiderman & America by its servicer, JPMorg an Chase Bank, – Default has been made in the conditions of a you are in the Military, please contact our Under the power of sale contained in said es are described as follows: All that certain Sherman, P.C. 23938 Research Drive, Suite 300 National Association. certain mortgage made by: Edgar Morris, A office at the number listed below. ATTN mortgage and the statute in such case made and piece or parcel of land situate in the Township Farmington Hills, MI 48335 S20160610111504 Plaintiff’s attorney: By. John P. Kapitan Single Man to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- of Ogden, in the County of Lenawee and State USDA (P61901), 31440 Northwestern Hwy., Ste. 200, REGISTRATION SYSTEM S, INC., AS NOM- by the foreclosing mortgagee for any reason. gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- of Michigan and described as follows to wit: (06-30)(07-21) Farmington Hills, MI 48334, 248-723-5067. INEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, In that event, your damages, if any, shall be gaged premises, or some part of them, at public Situated in the Township of Ogden, County of 6/30;7/7,14,21,2016 T#450190L03 v Any and All Unknown INC., ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, limited solely to the return of the bid amount vendue at the place of holding the circuit court Lenawee and State of Michigan: All that part of Claimants, Owners, Heirs, Devisees or Mortgagee, dated June 1, 2005 and recorded tendered at sale, plus interest, and the pur- within Lenawee County, Michigan at 10:00 AM the Southeast 1/4 of Section 4, Town 9 South, Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Assignees of Unknown Claimants or Owners to June 15, 2005 in Liber 2300 Page 280 Lenawee chaser shall have no further recourse against on JULY 21, 2016. Range 4 East, described as beginning on the THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR the mobile home located at 2111 Wolf Creek County Records, Michigan. Said mortgage was the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the Said premises are located in the Township East line of Section 4 aforesaid 50 7.40 feet ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221. assigned through mesne assignments Mortgagee’s attorney. MORTGAGE SALE of Woodstock, Lenawee County Michigan, and Southerly from the East 1/4 corner of said ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL TO: Any and All Unknown Claimants to to:OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, by – Default has been made in the conditions of a are described as: Section 4; thence Southerly along the East line BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE the Mobile Home assignment dated July 31, 2012 and recorded certain mortgage made by: Mark A. Cleveland All that part of the Sou theast 1/4 of Section of said Section 4 a distance of 194.00 feet; CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- IT IS ORDERED: You are being sued in August 13, 2012 in Liber 2450 Page 512, on and Andrea L. Cleveland, Husband and Wife to 16, Town 5 South, Range 1 East, described as thence Westerly at right angles from the East BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE this court by the plaintiff to Quiet title to the which mortgage there is claimed to be dtue a HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION commencing on the South line of Section 16, line of Section 4 a distance of 449.07 feet; MILITARY DUTY. mobile home located at 2111 Wolf Creek Hwy., the date hereof the sum of One Hundred Five III, Mortgagee, dated January 26, 2004 and aforesaid, at a point located 665.92 feet North thence Northerly parallel with the East line of ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be Adrian, MI 49221. You must file your answer Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty-Two Dollars recorded January 28, 2004 in Liber 2261 Page 87 degrees 03 minutes 54 seconds West from said Section 4 a distance of 194.00 feet; thence rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. In or take other action permitted by law in this and Two Cents ($105,722.02) including interest 659 Lenawee County Recor ds, Michigan on the Southeast corner of Section 16, and running Easterly 449.00 feet to the place of beginning. that event, your damages, if any, shall be lim- court at the court address above on or before 28 6.25% per annum. Under the power of sale con- which mortgage there is claimed to be due at thence North 87 degrees 03 minutes 54 seconds Commonly known as: 13614 Neuroth Highway ited solely to the return of the bid amount days from the last date of publication. If you fail tained in said mortgage and the statute in such the date hereof the sum of One Hundred Ten West along said line 682.88 feet; thence North Tax Parcel No.: OG0-204-4260-00 If the prop- tendered at sale, plus interest. to do so, a default judgment may be entered case made and provided, notice is hereby given Thousand One Hundred Forty-Three Dollars 1 degrees 34 minutes 52 seconds East 633.86 erty is sold at a foreclosure sale the borrower, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been against you for the relief demanded in the com- that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale and Forty-Five Cents ($110,143.45) including feet; thence South 88 degrees 28 minutes 17 pursuant to MCLA 600.3278 will be held made in the conditions of a mortgage made by pl aint filed in this case. of the mortgaged premises, or some part of interest 7.47% per annum. Under the power of seconds East 682.69 feet; thence South 01 responsible to the person who buys the proper- Kirsten G. Watkins, a married woman and A copy of this order shall be published them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute degrees 34 minutes 52 seconds West 650.62 ty at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the Richard M. VanSchoick, a married man by once each week in a local newspaper for Lenawee County at 10:00AM on July 21, 2016 in such case made and provided, notice is here- feet to the place of beginning. mortgage holder for damaging the property dur- Michael R. Watkins, his attorney in fact, origi- Lenawee County three consecutive weeks, and Said premises are situated in Township of by given that said mortgage will be foreclosed The redemption period shall be 6 months ing the redemption period. The redemption nal mortgagor(s), to Mortgage Electronic proof of publication shall be filed in this court. Rome, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are by a sale of the mortgaged prem ises, or some from the date of such sale, unless determined period shall be one year from the date of such Registration Systems, Inc., Mortgagee, dated Dated: June 9, 2016 described as: All that part of the West one-half part of them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of abandoned in accordance with MCLA sale, unless determined abandoned in accor- February 9, 2005, and recorded on March 8, /s/ Anna Marie Anzalone of the West one-half of the Northwest one-quar- Lenawee County at 10:00AM on July 21, 2016 §600.3241a, in which case the redemption peri- dance with MCL 600.3241a. Dated: June 23, 2005 in Liber 2292 on Page 773, and assigned 6/30;7/7,14,2016 ter of Section 17, Town 6 South, Range 2 East, Said premises are situated in Village of od shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. 2016 By: Foreclosing Attorneys Attorney for by said Mortgagee to Wells Fargo Bank, NA as described as beginning on the West line of Addison, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are TO ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing Plaintiff Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., L.P.A. assignee as documented by an assignment, in STATE OF MICHIGAN Section 17, aforesaid, 66.48 feet North 00 described as: All that part of the Southwest one- mortgagee can rescind the sale. In that event, 2155 Butterfield Drive, Suite 200-S Troy, MI Lenawee county records, Michigan, on which 39TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, JUDI- degrees 11 minutes 31 seconds East from the quarter of the Southeast one-quarter of Section your damages, if any, are limited solely to the 48084 WWR# 10139762 mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date CIAL CIRCUIT, COUNTY PROBATE West one -quarter corner of said Section 17; 31, Town 5 South, Range 1 East, described as return of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus (06-23)(07-14) hereof the sum of One Hundred Twenty-Nine ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICA- thence North 00 degrees 11 minutes 31 seconds commencing at the intersection of the North interest. 06-23,30;7/7,14,2016 Thousand Four Hundred Eighteen and 65/100 TION/POSTING AND NOTICE OF East 522.87 feet along the said West line of line of land now or formerly own ed by the If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, Dollars ($129,418.65). ACTION Section 17; thence continuing along the center Detroit Toledo and Milwaukee Railroad and the pursuant to MCL 600.3278, the borrower will SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN, P.C., Under the power of sale contained in said Case No. 16-5599-CH line of Rexford Road South 64 degrees 06 min- West line of Steer Street in the Village of be held responsible to the person who buys the IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT, mortgage and the statute in such case made and Court address: 425 N. Main St., Adrian, MI utes 59 seconds East 102.22 feet; thence along Addison; thence North along the West line of property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL provided, notice is hereby given that said mort- 49221; court telephone no. (517) 264-4597. the arc of a 1337.52 foot radius curve right Steer Street 68 feet; thence West 8 rods; thence the mortgage holder for damage to the property BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- Plaintiff: KeyBank National Association. 411.72 feet (long chord bearing and distance South to the North line of said Railroad land; during the redemption period. CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT (248)539-7400 gaged premises, or some part of them, at public Plaintiff’s attorney: By. John P. Kapitan being South 55 degrees 17 minutes 53 seconds thence Northeasterly along the North line of Dated: June 23, 2016 IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY vendue, at the place of holding the circuit court (P61901), 31440 Northwestern Hwy., Ste. 200, East 410.09 feet); thence South 46 degrees 28 said Railroad land to the place of beginning. Orlans Associates, P.C. DUTY. MORTGAGE SALE – Default has within Lenawee County, at 10:00 AM, on July Farmington Hills, MI 48334, 248-723-5067. minutes 46 seconds East 140.35 feet; thence Commonly known as 320 N Steer, Addison MI Attorneys for Servicer been made in the conditions of a mortgage 28, 2016. T#455251L02 v Any and All Unknown along the arc of a 515.72 foot radius curve left 49220 The redemption period shall b e 6 months P.O. Box 5041 made by JAMIN PALMER, A SINGLE MAN, Said premises are situated in Township of Claimants, Owners, Heirs, Devisees or 150.50 feet (long chord bearing and distance from the date of such sale, unless determined Troy, MI 48007 to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Adrian, Lenawee County, Michigan, and are Assignees of Unknown Claimants or Owners to being South 54 degrees 50 minutes 23 seconds abandoned in accordance with MCL 600.3241 File No. 16-004701 Inc. ("MERS"), solely as nominee for lender described as: Lot 28, Oak Leaf Subdivision No. the mobile home located at 9310 Baker Hwy., East 149.97 feet); thence leaving the said center or MCL 600.3241a, in which case the redemp- (06-23)(07-14) and lender's successors and assigns, Mortgagee, 2, according to the plat thereof, recorded in Jasper, MI 49248. line of Rexford Road South 00 degrees 06 min- tion period shall be 30 days from the date of 06-23,30;7/7,14,2016 dated August 11, 2015, and recorded on August Liber 24 of Plats, Page 4, Lenawee County TO: Any and All Unknown Claimants to utes 01 seconds West 60.36 feet along the East such sale, or upon the expiration of the notice 14, 2015, in Liber 2512, on Page 457, and Records. the Mobile Home line of said West one-half of the West one-half required by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is FORECLOSURE NOTICE (ALL assigned by said mortgagee to JPMorgan Chase The redemption period shall be 6 months IT IS ORDERED: You are being sued in of the Northwest one-quarter of Section 17; later; or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If COUNTIES) AS A DEBT COLLECTOR, Bank, National Association, as assigned, from the date of such sale, unless determined this court by the plaintiff to Quiet title to the thence South 89 degrees 52 minutes 35 seconds the property is sold at foreclosure sale under WE ARE ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A Lenawee County Records, Michigan, on which abandoned in accordance with MCLA mobile home located at 9310 Baker Hwy., West 655.14 feet to the point of beginning. Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act of DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period Jasper, MI 49248. You must file your answer or Commonly known as 11835 Rexford Rd, 1961, under MCL 600.3278, the borrower will OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT hereof the sum of One Hundred Twenty-Nine shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. take other action permitted by law in this court Manitou Beach MI 49253 The redemption peri- be held responsible to the person who buys the PURPOSE. NOTIFY (248) 362-6100 IF YOU Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-Seven If the property is sold at foreclosure sale at the court address above on or before 28 days od shall be 6 months from the date of such sale, property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. Dollars and Ninety Cents ($129,477.90), under Chapter 32 of the Revised Judicature Act from the last date of publication. If you fail to unless determined abandoned in accordance the mortgage holder for damaging the property MORTGAGE SALE – Default having been including interest at 4.000% per annum. Under of 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 the bor- do so , a default judgment may be entered with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a, in during the redemption period. Dated: 6/23/2016 made in the terms and conditions of a certain the power of sale contained in said mortgage rower will be held responsible to the person against you for the relief demanded in the com- which case the redemption period shall be 30 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION mortgage made by John P. Collin and Virginia and the statute in such case made and provided, who buys the property at the mortgage foreclo- plaint filed in this case. days from the date of such sale, or upon the III Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Mae Collins, husband and wife of Lenawee notice is hereby given that said mortgage will sure sale or to the mortgage holder for damag- A copy of this order shall be published expiration of the notice required by MCL Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 County, Michigan, Mortgagor to Old National be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged prem- ing the property during the redemption period. once each week in a local newspaper for 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or unless Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our Bank, successor by merger to United Bank and ises, or some part of them, at public vendue, at Dated: June 30, 2016 Lenawee County three consecutive weeks, and MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If the property is File No: 16-38591 Trust dated the 1st day of December, 1992, and the East door to the Lenawee County For more information, please call: proof of publication shall be filed in this court. sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter 32 of the (06-23)(07-14) recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, Courthouse in Adrian, Michigan. at 10:00 AM FC X (248) 593-1302 Dated: June 9, 2016 Revised Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL 06-23,30;7/7,14,2016 for the County of Lenawee and State of o'clock, on July 28, 2016 Said premises are Trott Law, P.C. Honorable Margaret M.S. Noe 600.3278, the borrower will be held responsible Michigan, on the 3rd day of December, 1992, in located in Lenawee County, Michigan and are Attorneys For Servicer /s/ Anna Marie Anzalone to the person who buys the property at the mort- IF YOU ARE NOW ON ACTIVE MILI- Liber 1230, Page 980 of Lenawee Records, on described as: Lot 157, Osburn's Subdivision, as 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 6/30;7/7,14,2016

CITY OF TECUMSEH COUNCIL MINUTES CITY OF TECUMSEH ber Harmon. A roll call vote was taken as fol- ber Harmon. COUNCIL MEETING lows: YES: Baker, Fox, Harmon, Keiser, Naugle, JUNE 20, 2016 YES: Naugle, Riddle, Wimple, Baker, Fox, Riddle, and Wimple. TECUMSEH CITY HALL Harmon, and Keiser. NO: None. 7:30 P.M. NO: None. RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. The meeting was called to order by Mayor RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. RESOLUTION Baker. RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Mayor Baker led the Pledge of Allegiance. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To hold a public Roll call was taken as follows: TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To purchase one (1) hearing on July 18, 2016 at 7:35 p.m. on the pro- PRESENT: Mayor Baker, Council members 2017 Ford Utility Police Interceptor from posed Brownfield Plan for 100 East Patterson Fox, Harmon, Keiser, Naugle, Riddle, and Signature Ford, 1960E. Main St., Owosso, MI Street, 402, 404, and 805 South Evans Street and Wimple. 48867, through the State of Michigan/Macomb 600 South Ottawa Street in Tecumseh. ABSENT: None. County Bid program, in the amount of $26,473 RESOLUTION was offered by Council Guests were welcomed to the meeting by authorizing the City Manager to sign a purchase member Keiser and supported by Council mem- Mayor Baker. o rder for same. ber Fox. Motion Harmon and seconded Naugle, to RESOLUTION was offered by Council YES: Baker, Fox, Harmon, Keiser, Naugle, approve the June 20, 2016 agenda as presented. member Harmon and supported by Council Riddle, and Wimple. Motion carried unanimously. member Keiser. A roll call vote was taken as NO: None. Motion Wimple and seconded Riddle, to follows: RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. receive and place on file the report of the City YES: Riddle, Wimple, Baker, Fox, Harmon, RESOLUTION Manager. The following items were added or Keiser, and Naugle. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF discussed: 1) Phase II of Local Road NO: None. TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To reschedule the Construction; 2) Repaving Project Awarded; 3) RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. July 4, 2016 City Council meeting to Tuesday, Parks & Recreation Receives $600 Grant from RESOLUTION July 5, 2016, due to the July 4th holiday. Lenawee Community Foundation; 4) TCA Black CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RESOLUTION was offered by Council Box Summer Series; and 5) Fireworks Rules & TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To accept low bid member Wimple and supported by Council Regulations. Motion carried unanimously. and proceed with purchase for compact tractor member Harmon. RESOLUTION and attachments July 1, 2016. YES: Baker, Fox, Harmon, Keiser, Naugle, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RESOLUTION was offered by Council Riddle, a nd Wimple. TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To adopt the member Wimple and supported by Council NO: None. Consent Agenda, approving, receiving and plac- member Harmon. RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. ing on file the following: (1) City Council min- YES: Wimple, Baker, Fox, Harmon, Keiser, RESOLUTION utes from the regular meeting held June 6, 2016; Naugle, and Riddle. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF (2) Budget Report; (3) May 2016 Report of the NO: None. TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To approve the pro- Police Department; and (4) May 2016 Report of RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. posed fiscal year 2015-16 budget amendments in the Fire Department. RESOLUTION accordance with the attached table. RESOLUTION was offered by Council CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RESOLUTION was offered by Council member Harmon and supported by Council TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To approve the member Harmon and supported by Council member Fox. A roll call vote was taken as fol- request from Evans Street Station to hold a beer member Naugle. lows: tent on S. Evans Street during Sidewalk Sales YES: Baker, Fox, Harmon, Keiser, Naugle, YES: Keiser, Naugle, Riddle, Wimple, from 12 noon Friday, July 15 through midnight Riddle, and Wimple. Baker, Fox, and Harmon. Saturday, July 16, 20 16 (Sunday morning). NO: None. NO: None. Further, the conditions of the approval RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. should be that a proper Michigan Liquor Control Motion Harmon and seconded Naugle, to RESOLUTION License and adequate liquor liability insurance is adjourn the meeting at 7:55 p.m. Motion car- CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF obtained, naming the City of Tecumseh as an ried unanimously. TECUMSEH RESOLVES: To approve the June additional insured and adequate security is pro- Jackson L. Baker, Mayor 20, 2016 list of bills to be paid. vided while beer is being served. Jessica Emrick, City Clerk RESOLUTION was offered by Council RESOLUTION was offered by Council member Naugle and supported by Council mem- member Riddle and supported by Council mem- PAGE 4B — THE TECUMSEH HERALD JUNE 30, 2016