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VOLUME 110, NUMBER 9 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 75 CENTS ~ 16 PAGES - 1 SUPPLEMENT Molter announces grocery store plans for village
by Tom Montgomery announcement Monday that should City. Molter said he has vast experience will begin soon. Editor have local residents smiling with “Cass City will soon have a new, in owning an operating successful Molter said he and his wife and the anticipation. 20,000-square-foot grocery store community grocery stores, and with couple’s four children “are excited to Few details were released, but Molter says he plans to open a new located in the heart of downtown,” his recent purchase of a downtown become a part of the Cass City com - Texas native Mark Molter made an grocery store in downtown Cass Molter stated in a news release. site, the new store will feature local - munity. ly-made products, high quality food “One of the reasons (we) chose items, fresh produce, meats, full deli Cass City was because of the high and fresh breads. quality of life, community support, Molter didn’t specify the location and highly valued school system,” for the new business or when it will added Molter, who said he is an avid open, saying only that construction Please turn to page 7. Kingston Schools plan second bond issue vote
by Tom Montgomery Editor
Kingston Community School District officials will again ask voters to approve a bond issue this summer in an effort to generate funding for what school officials have described as a myriad of long-overdue building and equipment upgrades ranging from technology needs to roof replacement. The Kingston Board of Education, meeting in special session last Wednesday, approved the language for the proposal, which has been reduced in scope following voters’ rejection of a $6 million bond issue request in March. Please turn to page 7. Deputies nab 3 in recent THE CASS CITY Junior-Senior High School Student Council teamed up with Michigan State Police Community Service Trooper Mark Swales prescription drug probes and other county and local emergency first responders to present a mock by Tom Montgomery fatal crash in an effort to remind students of the dangers of drinking and Editor driving. Students, including Emily Czapla and Ilana Blattner (top A trio of arrests in Huron County last week underscored the area law photo), along with staff members posed as victims and witnesses in the enforcement community’s efforts to reduce prescription drug trafficking in the Thumb. demonstration, held just three days prior to Cass City’s prom. Officials say an increase in prescription drug abuse of epidemic proportions across the state and nation is largely to blame for the rise in abuse of and overdose deaths related to cheaper but much more unpredictable street nar - cotics such as heroin. The latest arrests included one last Wednesday morning in Caseville, where Thumb sobriety court boasts more Huron County Sheriff’s deputies, assisted by Caseville police, took a 46- year-old Caseville woman into custody for allegedly delivering hydrocodone – a powerful opioid painkiller — in Caseville. “The suspect, Rebecca P. Williams, wife of Etroy Williams, who is being than 30 “graduates” and counting sentenced later this month in the 52nd Circuit Court for trafficking heroin in by Tom Montgomery Court has graduated more than 30 offenders the tools they need to get Caseville, was arraigned in the 73B District this afternoon on the felony Editor defendants who successfully com - and stay sober. charges that were authorized by the Huron County Prosecutor’s Office,” said pleted the intensive program The promising program is deliver - Huron County Sheriff Kelly J. Hanson. “She remains lodged in our jail on In just a little over two years, the designed to end the cycle of drunken ing positive results and changing a $75,000 cash bond, with further charges pending due to her being on Please turn to page 6. DWI/Thumb Regional Sobriety driving arrests by giving repeat lives, according to Tuscola County Chief Judge Amy Grace Gierhart. “I would say that we’ve seen amaz - ing stories of success,” said Gierhart, who along with Tuscola County Cooking up a class District Court Judge Kim D. Glaspie led the charge to establish the pro - gram in the Thumb. The first offenders accepted as par - Student’s passion for cooking ticipants in the Thumb Regional Sobriety Court began their year-long leads her to Extension expert journey to “graduation” in early 2014. “So far, we’ve had 33 people grad - by Tom Montgomery uate,” said sobriety court Program Editor Coordinator Rebecca Turner, who noted another eight participates did She may be no Betty Crocker, but Cass City High School junior Paige not successfully complete the pro - Bagnall knows the recipe for success. gram, and one individual was dis - When Bagnall, 16, went in search of a cooking class at school but couldn’t charged early due to medical issues. find one, she decided to propose creation of one to school officials. She also In general, the state measures the discovered a free class that MSU Extension offers to teens like herself, and success of regional sobriety courts Please turn to page 8. based on the rate of recidivism (repeat offenses), and the state’s suc - cess rate has been 65 to 70 percent. TRUST, ACCOUNTABILITY, Honesty and Success are the “On our last reporting period, we had words inscribed on the coin above, held by one of the first 86.7 percent” of participants suc - cessfully completing the program, graduates of the Thumb Regional Sobriety Court, which Turner said. “That number is climb - was established in late 2013 through a partnership of the ing. trial courts in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac counties in an “We have 32 people (in the pro - gram) right now. There are four effort to break the addiction cycle involved in cases of indi - awaiting sentencing (and expected to viduals charged with repeat drunken driving offenses. Please turn to page 6. Ignition locks boost success of sobriety courts by Tom Montgomery ing out of sobriety court than those nects with a motor vehicle’s ignition Editor ordered by the court to use the and other control systems. The inter - devices. lock device measures the driver’s A new research report evaluating The same sort of success is being bodily alcohol content through their Michigan’s efforts to prevent repeat reported by Thumb Regional breath and keeps the vehicle from drunk driving by chronic offenders Sobriety Court officials, who say the starting if the Blood Alcohol Content through the use of ignition interlocks ignition interlock devices not only (BAC) is .025 or higher. The device CASS CITY High School junior Paige Bagnall recently concludes that the devices, when help to ensure sobriety court partici - also will ask for random retests used in conjunction with a sobriety pants are staying sober, but have also while the person is driving. helped organize an MSU Extension “Cooking Matters for court program, contribute to signifi - enabled court officials to effectively The state report, commissioned by Teens” class. About 18 area teens signed up and have been cantly better success rates among address the challenge of transporta - the Michigan Association of participants. tion for participants to meet obliga - Treatment Court Professionals learning about cooking and good nutrition under the guid - Offenders participating in the tions ranging from attending 12-step (MATCP) to evaluate the first five ance of Extension Nutrition Program instructor Karly state’s DWI/sobriety courts without meetings to keeping court appoint - years of the DWI/Sobriety Court Creguer and Cass City Public Schools Food Service the use of interlocks were found to ments. Ignition Interlock Program, was have three times greater odds of fail - An ignition interlock device con - Please turn to page 6. Director Shari Bock (pictured above, second from left). PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
THE CASS CITY Jr. High Student Council is always looking for ways to do their part in the community, from fun activities for the student body to host - ing drives for local charities, and even a Veterans Day event to support our local heroes. This year’s council members are (front, l-r) Kristofer Nika, Ryan Pisarek, Riley Copeland and Alexis Hull; (back) Addy Battel, Madi Tschirhart, Macey White, Alex Perry, Hailey Beckrow, Ryan DeLong and Sierra Spry.
Owen-Gage announces students of month The focus for Owen-Gage’s stu - Nathan and Kamryn Gruehn; Dana grade (senior student), son of Rena dents of the month for April is being Morrish, sixth grade (junior high Lorenz and the late Scott Lorenz. a “Goal Setter”. A student who is a level), daughter of Janet Abfalter and Special recognition goes to the goal setter sets goals and priorities in Mark Morrish; Boyd Evans, seventh “Senior Student of the Month”, the following areas: personal, career grade (junior high level), son of Devon Lorenz. Devon has been active in sports throughout high awareness, financial and family liv - Maurice and Tanya Evans; Carlee ing. The following students have Rievert, ninth grade (high school school. He was a member of the been chosen: Nolen Gruehn, kinder - level), daughter of Ed and Ame football and baseball teams all four garten (elementary level), son of Rievert; and Devon Lorenz, twelfth years. As a sophomore, he partici - pated in track. Devon also partici - pated in band each year except his junior year, where he plays the trom - bone. !$ Devon has been a member of the yearbook staff since his sophomore year. As a junior, he was on the prom ! ! ' committee. His senior year, Devon % % was nominated as a king candidate &$ ( &' % for snowball. Devon has attended 0 )' **#'&$ / .%* the Huron Area Technical Center # '! ') # 0 ) * )#(+#'&* #$$ enrolled in the auto technology pro - $! (# + 0 )! * $ +#'& ' )% * gram the past two years. He has 0 $$ +/( * ' '&+ +* been a member of the Sebewaing Methodist Church’s youth group for 0 '$#& # ' $* ### 0 $** * ) (#) the past three years. " $ ! Devon plans to attend Michigan () ' %" ) 0 $, )'** 11()+# #(&+ Institution of Aviation Technology to pursue a career as an aviation $ !% ) *!) ! "" & ! Nolen Gruehn Boyd Evans mechanic. !% ) # "" #& %
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 PAGE THREE Slices of Life by Jill Pertler
Excitement times two
Life can be exciting. And stressful. And sometimes notice that they noticed. Clarke Haire exciting things – even though they are good things – Because when we celebrate, we don’t come to the Tom Montgomery create stress. Even though you promise yourself you party for the decorations or the games or the music or Publisher Editor won’t let them this time. even the pulled pork. We come together to congratulate You know you shouldn’t complain. Excitement is and wish the graduate or the bride and groom all the excitement after all. You are aware you should take it best. Because we care. It’s as simple as that. all in. Don’t sweat the small stuff (it’s all small stuff) and simply enjoy the milestones that are headed your Anything beyond is just icing on the cake – or cup - Look twice; share the way. Your logical mind knows this. But knowing and cake, depending on which way we decide to go. doing are two different things and when you wake up --- at 2:00 a.m. worrying about invitation lists, plus- Jill Pertler is an award-winning syndicated columnist, road with motorcycles ones, napkin colors or whether a popcorn bar beats published playwright, author and member of the out a candy buffet you understand that you are not National Society of Newspaper Columnists. Don’t miss doing well at the celebratory portion of your impend - a slice; follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook. Michigan has 488,765 residents with a motorcycle ing celebration. My son will graduate from high school in a month. endorsement on their driver’s license and 249,547 Yay. He made it! Whew! registered motorcycles — numbers that serve as a My daughter will get married two months after his reminder for motorists throughout the state to think graduation. Yay. She and her fiancé made it! Whew! about motorcycle safety, especially with the arrival of Graduations and weddings are delightful, festive, Rabbit Tracks wonderful occasions. They signify the end of a suc - by Clarke Haire warm weather. cessful journey and the promise of a new beginning. Statistics show that 80 percent of motorcycle crash - They are days to enjoy and celebrate. But, before I can break out the champagne for a es result in injury and death. To help avoid such well-deserved toast, we still have things to do. So (And anyone else he can tragedies, motorists are advised to: many things to do. get to help) *Watch out at intersections - they are the number We have to get the announcements (graduation) and invitations (wedding) ordered and we have to pick a one spot for crashes with motorcyclists. theme for the party (graduation) not to mention the *Scan approaching traffic carefully when making food and my boys will need suits and shoes (for the wedding) and we’ll want to find some lawn games The Huron County Bean Board is looking for young left turns – a motorcycle’s smaller size makes it easy ladies who are interested in participating in the 2016 and extra chairs (for the graduation). Speaking of to miss. In other words, remember the slogan, “Look Bean Queen Contest. To qualify, entrants must be that we need to rake the lawn and weed the garden Twice, Save a Life”. unmarried; the daughter or granddaughter of a farmer before the (graduation) party and we have to come up who has grown dry beans within the past five years; *Double check blind spots when changing lanes. with centerpiece ideas for both events and we’ve yet and be between the ages 17 to 25 years old. *Keep at least three to four seconds between your to decide between cake or cupcakes (wedding) while For those interested in participating, contact the MSU cookies might be an option (graduation) and I’ve still Extension Office by Monday, July 11, 2016. vehicle and a motorcyclist. got to choose a dress (for the wedding) not to men - Participants will be interviewed at a special dinner *Treat motorcyclists with respect and courtesy – tion a dress for the bride and bridesmaids and flower held in their honor the evening of Monday, July 25, they have the same rights as any other driver and are girls and so many other things that need to get decid - 2016, with the Queen being crowned at the Huron ed and get done. Community Fair the evening of Monday, August 1, legally entitled to a full lane. Deep breath. Normally one big celebration is 2016. All entrants will receive a gift from the Bean Motorcyclists have an equally important role in enough to keep me up at night. But two? That’s Board for participating. ensuring they are prepared to ride. According to the enough to put a gal way over the edge. Or not. Come on girl, get a grip. ********** Michigan State Police, nearly 50 percent of riders I have two major life celebrations in the coming involved in a crash did not have a motorcycle months. How lucky can a person get? I realized yes - The Knights of Columbus Council 8892 held their endorsement. terday I was perseverating on the tasks involved and recognition dinner on Sunday May 1st, 2016. Among ignoring the joy that I should be feeling about these our honorees this year were Family of the Year win - Troopers say motorcyclists can avoid trouble by tak - upcoming events and that’s simply no way to cele - ners, Edna and Gordon Kujawski. They were elected ing a motorcycle safety class, getting a motorcycle brate. At least not if you want to celebrate successful - because of their dedication to our Parish – Our Lady ly – which I most assuredly do. What would be the Consolata and our community says the group’s endorsement on your driver’s license, always wear - spokesperson Daryl Iwankovitsch point otherwise? ing the appropriate safety gear, and by choosing a “Gordy and Edna are instrumental in running the food The days will come – and go. Someone might notice Pantry in Gagetown, and other service projects to help motorcycle suited for your size and skill level. if all the napkins don’t match or if the cake leans Emaus House in Saginaw, and children in foreign To address the problem of unendorsed riders, the slightly or if we run out of pulled pork, but I doubt it. countries, and other Christian Service Projects,” he Secretary of State’s Office and the Office of Highway And even if something does go wrong (and it proba - said. bly will) and someone actually notices (and they Also lauded at the gathering was Bert Clincke - Safety Planning (OHSP) are overseeing a multi-year probably won’t), I doubt they’d care enough to even Knight of the Year. program — called the Shadow Rider Campaign – “He was honored for his efforts to help at our fundrais - that targets those without a motorcycle endorsement ers, recruiting a new member and his participation at other projects throughout the year,” according to and informs them of the risks of riding without it. Iwankovitsch, who added, Nina Davis and Katie “The Shadow Rider campaign is having a positive Jackson were also recognized for their lifetime of vol - unteering in the activities at the St. Pancratius effect in reaching unendorsed riders,” OHSP Church—now Our Lady Consolata Parish and their Director Michael L. Prince said. “Since the cam - efforts to support and participate in community projects paign started, the number of unendorsed riders has such as the Community Thanksgiving dinner, the Octagon Barn, Hills and Dales Hospital Auxiliary, fallen from 50,000 to 40,000, which is a decrease of Hats off to those who United Way in Cass City and others. 20 percent.” The Michigan Motorcycle Safety Training Program made complex reality ********** offers classes for riders at all experience levels. Country Music Legend David Frizzell will headline Classes are provided through public organizations Editor, Police-A-Palooza, the Greater Thumb Fraternal Order such as colleges and universities, and select Harley- of Police #148 Annual Springtime Music Concert If you’d like to see a prime example of what a com - Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at Caro High Davidson dealers. munity of volunteers can do, drive by the Little League School. A motorcycle endorsement is required to drive on complex on Ale Street here in Cass City. What an David Frizzell’s duet with Shelly West “You’re the public roads. To obtain an endorsement, you must extraordinary sight! Reason God Made Oklahoma” is a part of the Great Our hats are off to the Cass City Little League organ - American Songbook. Their #1 country hit, “I’m Gonna successfully pass a motorcycle safety course or pass ization. With donations and financial support from the Hire a Wino to Decorate Our Home” is still one of the Pinney Foundation, Lions Club, Gavel Club, Little great titles in country music history. This is a night of a written and vision test at a Secretary of State office, country music no Thumb Area country music fan will obtain a motorcycle temporary instruction permit League organization, area businesses and individuals, and construction assistance from Justin and Chris want to miss. Circle the calendar, bring your friends (which allows you to practice riding legally on the Anthes, Troy Perry, Thomas LeValley, Al Patrick and and join the Greater Thumb Area F.O.P. #148 at the streets), pass a motorcycle skills test at a third-party Marlette Roofing Company, coaches, players and many show. others, they have completed a complex that our com - Tickets are $18.00 in advance and $23.00 at the door. testing organization, and present your skills test cer - munity can be proud of for years to come. The special family ticket for grandma, grandpa, mom, tificate at a branch office. The motorcycle safety Complete with sod, shrubs, landscape rocks and new dad and all the kids is only $45.00. The Greater Thumb course is required for teens. benches, the upgraded facilities are a showcase to Area Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #148 calls the behold. Driving through the park on Saturday, there family ticket The Deal of the Century! Once you’ve dotted your I’s crossed your T’s, don’t had to be close to 200 hundred cars filled with families Call the ticket hotlines at (989) 673-3360 and (800) forget that safety on the roads is no accident. on the Little League and softball fields. 205-7174. As an informational note, Cass City has a strong his - Regardless of your vehicle of choice, everyone shares torical link to baseball, one that we should be proud of ********** a serious responsibility to watch out for the other and recognize with pride, especially this time of year. guy, to be courteous on the roads, and to put away Cass City was the birthplace of Leland “Larry” Can you guess how many wind turbines are currently MacPhail, who was born upstairs in the building that in Tuscola County? anything that might distract your attention while currently houses Osentoski Realty. He was born Feb. Well, if you figured about 200 you’re pretty close – driving. 3, 1890, and died Oct. 1, 1975. His resting place is in actually 189. However, area commissioners say the Elkland Township Cemetery, just east of town. county could potentially add another 100 to 120 wind - Let’s make this a safe and enjoyable summer for all. mills as State and Federal governments call for Please turn to page 7. increased energy production from renewable sources. In 2014, $4,070,000 in total tax revenue was paid to taxing jurisdictions with wind turbines. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY News Staff Rates & Policies AT 6550 MAIN STREET, CASS Clarke Haire The Cass City Chronicle reserves the right to edit CITY, MICHIGAN, by Clarke Haire, any and all copy for content and size restrictions. ********** publisher. Publisher Final editorial judgement lies with the Chronicle [email protected] management and staff. Deadline for classified So, who is Cass Periodical postage paid at Cass City, Tom Montgomery advertising is Monday, noon and deadline for display 6550 Main Street Michigan 48726. City’s top angler? 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Life is full of disappointment; lost opportunities, broken relation - 5 YEARS AGO (2011) El Paso, Texas. Pizarro is the daugh - The couple are students at Central ter of Josefina and Andrew Contreras Michigan University. An August ships, poor decisions, plans that never pan out, even hard work that Owen-Gage School officials recent - of Juarez, Mexico; Bliss is the son of wedding is planned. doesn’t pay off in the end. And people — people can be the biggest ly announced the top graduates in Robert and Beryl Bliss of Cass City. William Leyva left Wednesday, disappointment of all. their Class of 2011. Earning valedic - 130 family members and friends April 20, for Lackland Air Force But not mothers. torian honors this year is Megan J. from Cass City, Kalamazoo, Bad Base in Texas, where he is stationed. McLaren, daughter of Brian and Axe, Munger, Essexville and The base in near San Antonio. GM3- I’m in my 50s, but I still marvel when I recall my own childhood. Jennifer McLaren, Owendale. Gagetown, attended the party given C Joseph and Ralph Leyva, sons of My mom’s willingness to sacrifice for her children seemed to know McLaren, who accumulated a grade by Mr. and Mrs. Bliss following the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leyva, are sta - no bounds, and with all she had to do, somehow mom always found point average of 3.97, has been a return of the couple to Cass City tioned at Norfolk, Va., and are with time for each of her children. She also had this scary knack for member of the 3.0 Honors Club and after Jeff returned from duty in Saudi the Navy, aboard the Plymouth Rock on the honor roll throughout high Arabia. The couple reside at Ft. Navy vessel. Joseph and Ralph have always knowing when I had gotten into mischief. It was a gift school. She is a member of the Bliss, El Paso, where Jeff is sta - been with the Navy for over three matched only by an endless supply of forgiveness. National Honor Society, serving as tioned. years. Her presence, alone, was enough to make me feel secure, regardless president of the local chapter, and Owen-Gage High School sopho - Mrs. Theo Hendrick and Mrs. John of the craziness this world can throw at a kid. Even when she wasn’t was named to the second team of the more Misty L. Coryell, 15, will Hayes attended the mother-daughter feeling very secure herself, mom never let on that there was anything North Central Thumb League spend a year in Japan as an exchange banquet in the Sutton Methodist Academic Team. She has also been a student under the sponsorship of the church Friday evening and took as to worry about. member of the high school band, Sebewaing chapter of the Rotary guests, Mrs. Irene O’Dell and daugh - I’ve been married for more than 34 years now, but my wife, Deb, served as vice president of her class, Club. ter Karen of Dearborn Hts., Mrs. also never ceases to amaze me as a mother. and was the 2011 yearbook editor. Sherwell Kelly of New Boston, Mrs. When our kids were young, she was always on top of immunizations McLaren has participated in various 35 YEARS AGO (1981) Isabel O’Dell of Caro and Mrs. Ruth sports throughout high school, Finkbeiner. and doctor’s appointments, parent-teacher conferences, school including volleyball, track, softball, Mrs. Vern Lockard presented 14 Postmaster Grant Glaspie presented fundraisers, band concerts (dates, times, places) and trips. Meals football and basketball. She was co- students of piano, organ and violin in awards from the National Safety were prepared before and after she worked a full-time job, not to captain of the basketball squad. Her a recital Sunday afternoon at the Council to Chester Muntz for nine mention laundry, grocery shopping, clothes shopping, etc. Seemed community involvement has includ - Novesta Church of Christ. years of driving without any type of ed serving as a hockey statistics Participating were Jenny and Kathy accident and to Robert Profit for 18 like she was also always reminding me of my appointments, and on keeper and a Sunday school teacher. Nye, Timmy Englehart, Eric mishap-free years. Gold pins and and on and on. She has participated in a roadside Wachterhauser, Jim Thane, Jess and certificates were awarded. Both are The kids grew up knowing that, if they had a need — anything from clean-up, 30-hour famines, rock-a- Andy Jeung, Julie Auten, JoEllen rural mail carriers working from the a last-minute sewing repair to a ride to a friend’s — mom would be thon, and has volunteered at the Pratt, Tricia Opal, Jane and Libby Cass City Post Office. Human Development Commission Dickinson, Becky Speirs and Carol there. What they probably didn’t know is how often Deb would do (HDC) in Caro. After graduation, Lockard. A reception for parents and 75 YEARS AGO (1941) without so their needs (and mine) would be met. McLaren plans to attend Olivet friends followed the recital. That’s the way good moms are, you know? They never hesitate to Nazarene University, Bourbonnais, Rev. Gerald Rodgers officiated at Miss Sandham, daughter of Mr. and sacrifice for the good of their children. Ill., where she has been awarded a the dedication of four infants during Mrs. John A. Sandham, has chosen scholarship. Her career goal is to the morning worship service Sunday Saturday, May 17, as the date of her By always being there, Deb offered our daughters a wonderful help children through pediatric nurs - in Deford Community church. The marriage to Mr. Archibald E. Vallier example of how to be good moms, too. ing. four were Jeffrey James Kilbourn, of Detroit. Miss Sandham is a gradu - I’m reminded of that every time I watch our now-grown daughters She didn’t finish in the top 3, but son of James and Cheryl Kilbourn of ate of Cass City High School and wrangling their broods and multitasking like experts – carrying on a Donna Costello of Deford proved Deford, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Michigan State College. She also conversation while simultaneously watching a movie and settling an she can prepare a winning corn bread Michael Gilham of Deford, Matthew attended Cleary Business College at recipe with the best of them. Costello Michael and Corey Michael, and Ypsilanti and has been employed at argument between two siblings while reading to a third youngster. was selected as a top-10 finalist in Elizabeth Ann Motter, daughter of the Petroleum Service, Inc., in Funny how moms never appear to seem bored even after reading a the 15th annual National Cornbread Paytor and Mrs. John (Arlene) Detroit child’s favorite book to them for the gazillionth time. Cook-Off, sponsored by Martha Motter of Cass City. Mr. Dunn, instructor in mathemat - Same goes for grandmothers, who also don’t seem to mind helping White and Lodge Cast Iron. The Mr. and Mrs. William Martus Sr. ics in the Cass City High School for event was held April 30 in South arrived home Sunday after spending the past five years, has resigned to a youngster putting the same giant puzzle together time after time. Pittsburg, Tenn. Costello prepared the winter in Ruskin, Fla. En route accept a similar position in the Bay Of course, Deb is still the consummate mom. Sure, her days of fix - her original main dish recipe, home they visited Mr. and Mrs. City school system. He starts in his ing school lunches and picking out school clothes for the kids are Southern Skillet Cornbread Pizza William Martus Jr. and family in new position next September. long gone, but she’s still always there for them, whether that means Casserole, for a panel of judges at Richmond, Ind., Mrs. Jean Zielke Private John Vern LaFave, former - the National Cornbread Festival. and daughters in Battle Creek and ly of Gagetown, arrived at Fort forking out a few bucks, helping them look for an apartment or sim - Cass City High School senior the Robert Martuses in Flushing. Sheridan, Illinois, on April 26, and ply being on-call 24/7, phone in hand, when they need a little advice. Brandon Montgomery placed among has been assigned to the 40th Coast Like most folks, the kids and I marked Mother’s Day Sunday by the top 10 high school students in the 40 YEARS AGO (1976) Artillery Brigade (AA) Recruit showering Deb with a little extra attention – and I remembered to call nation in the Computer Security School for an eight-week training Concepts testing competition during Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kritzman and course. After completion of this my own mom in Grand Rapids to let her know I was thinking about the National Business and Mrs. Howard Loomis spent the course, he will be assigned to active her. Professionals of America (BPA) Mother’s Day week end with Mr. duty with this regiment. At the same time, I was thinking how inadequate it is to set aside just Leadership Conference in and Mrs. Irvin Kritzman and family Donald Leo Quinn is the 16 month one day to recognize mothers, especially when the moms in our lives Washington, D.C. at Millersburg, Ind. Mrs. Loomis old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Quinn Dan Vandecar, Decker, bagged a stayed and is spending some time of Ubly. He lives with his parents on deserve to be honored – at least in some small way – just about every trophy turkey Friday morning while there. a farm two miles north of Ivanhoe. day. hunting in Tuscola County. His tom Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little and He has a sister, Colleen, 15, a sopho - And we should, not because of all they do, but because of who they weighed 23 pounds and had a 10” Suzanne spent Sunday in Lansing more in Cass City High School, and are. beard and 1 1/4” spurs. with their daughter, Carol, who a brother, Bob, 12. Wilson’s Studio, attends college there. Bad Axe, photographed the 16 10 YEARS AGO (2006) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yax of Deford month old in which the photo won announce the engagement of their the blue ribbon award at the recent Derrick Mallory will be the first to daughter, Marie Lynn, to Chris state photographers’ convention at say he tends to put things off until Struve, son of the late Mrs. Shirley Bay City. the last minute. But don’t let that Struve of Onaway. A July wedding is ! " fool you. The Cass City High School being planned. 100 YEARS AGO (1916) ! senior has always set lofty goals for The following were awarded at the In a proclamation issued Friday, himself and then accomplished those annual Cass City FFA banquet they Gov. Ferris urges the observance of goals, including earning the highest are Tim Dorland, Star Chapter Sunday, May 14, as “Mothers’ Day.” honor awarded by the Boy Scouts of Farmer; Deb Broecker, DeKalb The Proclamation follows: “During America – the Eagle rank. “I’m a Award, and Dwight Loeding, Star the last 50 years the American home notorious procrastinator,” Mallory, Greenhand Award. has undergone little less than a revo - 18, said over the weekend. “You Sergeant Kenneth P. Marker, whose lution. Science and invention have have to earn Eagle Scout by the time parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. wrought marvelous changes in our ! you’re 18, and I got it done 2 or 3 Marker of RR 2, Unionville, is a economic and industrial conditions. weeks before” my birthday. member of the Wurtsmith AFB, Some of these changes have a ten - We cut 10 years from the teaching Mich., civil engineering squadron dency to destroy the unity of home career of Linda Gray, who is retiring that has been selected as the best in interests. Time and distance have from Cass City Schools. Listed as the Air Force. Sergeant Marker is an been annihilated. Home permanence starting in 1979-80, it should have electrical power production special - has in a large measure been been 1970-71. It’s no excuse, but ist with the Strategic Air Command’s destroyed. The responsibilities of the Linda does take after her mother, 379th Civil Engineering Squadron mother have been increased. She Elsie Hicks, in that she looks young which received the Robert H. Curtin finds it impossible to keep her flock enough to easily have been teaching Award. The award, named for the together; she finds her task of inspir - for 25 years rather than for 35 years former Air Force director of civil ing and directing her children more at the school. (From Rabbit Tracks) engineering, is presented annually to and more difficult. She must, there - The Cass City High School the unit maintaining the most eco - fore, do her greatest work when her Forensics Team had a fine showing nomical and effective resources children are “little tots,” when they at the state tournament over the management program during the are most responsive to the tenderest weekend. Overall, the team finished past year. Selection is made by the and wisest suggestions. American fourth in the state in Class B. Society of American Military mothers recognize this necessity, and Courtney Hacker and Kurt Hanby Engineers. Sergeant Marker is a are making holy sacrifices to this were semifinalists in Storytelling. 1972 graduate of Cass City High end. “The mothers of every country The multiple of Allie Hillaker, School. His wife, Karla, is the are more important than armies and Jennica Richards, Allie Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stine munitions of war. The mothers are Carly Rabideau, Jill Dillon, Kelli of Cass City. the source of civilization. To our Lautner and Phil Nahernak finished mothers we owe our patriotism, our fifth. Kyle Swanson and Sarah 50 YEARS AGO (1966) religion, our honest aspirations. It is Langmaid finished fourth and fifth especially fitting in the year 1916 respectively in sales and Courtney Cass City selected James Jezewski, that we pay tribute to the mothers of Rabideau finished second in 25, to replace Robert Pawlowski America. Let the boys and girls and Broadcasting. who recently resigned, as the third the ‘grown-ups’ who are away from member of the Cass City Police home on Mothers’ Day, write a letter 25 YEARS AGO (1991) Force. The appointment becomes of gratitude to mother. Let those who effective May 23. The council select - are home meet mother with a smile, About 150 people attended Koylton ed the native Cass Cityite after sift - a kiss and a handful of flowers. Township’s meeting Monday to ing the applications of 16 persons Recite to her the prayer she taught debate Pioneer Work and Learn from the entire Thumb area. The you at the bedside. “In obedience to Center’s closure. Camp supporters final six choices of the committee in a resolution by the United States picketed outside before the meeting. charge was brought before the coun - congress, I ask the people of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer cil Thursday night and Jezewski was Michigan to display on this day the attended SPC. Bradley Hartz’s wel - named. Jezewski has been employed United States flag on all government come home party near Port Hope at Anrod Screen Cylinder Co. He and public buidings, at their homes Saturday. SPC. Hartz returned home joins Chief Carl Palmateer and or other suitable places, as a public from Operation Desert Storm. He Patrolman William R. McKinley on expression of their love and rever - will leave Wednesday for Ft. Bliss in the staff. ence for the mothers of our country. Send Letters to the Editor to El Paso, Texas. The LaPeers and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Law of As far as possible let parents in their SPC. Hartz had never met before. Cass City announce the engagement homes and both young and old in A wedding dinner was held April 13 of their daughter, Sherryl Jean, to public meetings discuss the theme of Cass City Chronicle at the Cass City VFW Hall for Rocio Wayne David Dillon of Unionville. mother with that enthusiasm and sin - Pizarro and Army PFC Jeffrey R. Wayne is the son of Mrs. Donald cerity which characterizes all loyal P.O. Box 115, Cass City Bliss, who were married Aug. 27 in Russell and the late Stephen Dillon. Americans.” PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Ignition locks boost success of sobriety courts Continued from page one. portation, which has proven to be a lock, only 11.4 percent failed to & $%# # + vital ingredient in the success of graduate from the program—a rate recently announced by Secretary of sobriety court programs, particularly nearly three times better than the *& State Ruth Johnson. in areas that lack widespread public number of participants not using an District Judge Harvey Hoffman transportation. interlock who did not graduate. ' (' implemented Michigan’s first Turner said restricted driving privi - *Alcohol and drug use among DWI/Sobriety Court in Eaton leges in conjunction with ignition sobriety court participants using an County in 2009 and is a state and interlocks “allows for retention of interlock was substantially lower # $ ( # &# $)' national leader in the development of participants…by being an option for compared to the offenders not under this kind of problem-solving court, them after 45 days (in the Thumb interlock supervision. $'(%!#(+ # $& which combines judicial supervision Regional Sobriety Court program). *Sobriety court participants using with testing, treatment, punitive This means that they can get back to an interlock were more likely to sanctions and positive incentives for work, becoming productive mem - improve their levels of education participants. bers of our community, financially during their time in the program.
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“The marriage of DWI/Sobriety support themselves and provide *Sobriety court participants using $# ( " ($ %" Courts with ignition interlocks when them a way to meet all the require - an interlock spent less time in jail,
dealing with repeat DWI Offenders )# " ($ %" ments of the program.” had fewer warrants issued against has helped to make Michigan’s roads Turner pointed out that participants them and had a higher number of and highways safer and has can also utilize their driving privi - overall sobriety days. improved the lives of alcoholic driv - leges to help their fellow participants The Michigan Department of State ers,” Hoffman said. “The partnership succeed in the program, because they (MDOS) administers the Breath between Michigan’s courts and the can earn community service credit Alcohol Ignition Interlock Detection Secretary of State, in allowing pro - by providing others with transporta - (BAIID) Program and currently has gram participants to lawfully drive to tion to 12-step meetings, for exam - more than 9,700 individuals who are and from court, treatment, school, ple. required to use an interlock device testing and employment, has been The Thumb Regional Sobriety under the vehicle code for High " crucial in spreading DWI/sobriety Court was established in late 2013 BAC convictions, ordered by an courts across the state.” and has since proven to be a success, MDOS hearing officer or through a That partnership has also made with nearly 87 percent of partici - DWI/sobriety court. DWI/sobriety sobriety courts – especially those in pants completing the program. courts account for 3,700 of those ! rural areas such as Tuscola County – In the statewide report, statistics for devices, Johnson said. more effective, according to Rebecca the group of DWI/sobriety court par - “The data clearly shows that the Turner, program coordinator for the ticipants using interlocks were com - ignition interlock devices and sobri - Thumb Regional Sobriety Court. pared to a similar group that did not ety courts are effective tools for con - “It has been successful. The inter - use the devices. Among the report’s trolling drunken driving recidivism,” lock device has really been a life - findings: Johnson added. “More people are saver,” Turner said, noting it’s a tool *Ninety-seven percent of sobriety now required to use these devices that enables court officials to ensure court participants ordered to install because of changes in drunken driv - participants are sober at the wheel interlock devices on their vehicles ing laws and sobriety court pro - and at the same time paves the way complied with the court. grams. It’s making our roads safer for them to consistently access trans - *Of the participants using an inter - and we believe it is saving lives.” Thumb sobriety court boasts 30-plus graduates
Continued from page one. include accountability and honesty. proven to be an invaluable ingredient It’s a daunting task, one that contin - in the success of sobriety courts (see be approved as participants), so we’ll ually tests the participants, Turner related story). probably have 36 people by the end acknowledged. “The intensity of “The opportunity to issue restricted of this month,” Turner added. this program is unlike many others,” licenses is a big reason why SCAO The next graduation ceremony is she said. “They really have to go was so enthusiastic to extend this slated for Friday, May 27, at the above and beyond to be successful.” program into rural areas like the Tuscola County Courthouse in Caro Those admitted to the program are Thumb,” Gierhart noted when the ! and is expected to recognize another required to attend group and individ - court was established. “People lose six to eight participants for complet - ual counseling sessions, go to sup - their license after enough convic - ing the program. port group meetings, get tested for tions, yet that is exactly when it’s The Thumb’s trial judges agreed to drug and alcohol use multiple times becoming clear that the person needs establish a partnership in 2013 with each week, and appear before the treatment — and in places without the goal of taking advantage of a sobriety court’s review team every much public transportation, like the cooperative experiment designed to two weeks. Thumb, no license makes it that give them tools outside of the tradi - Those review hearings are attended much harder for the person to get tional fines and jail time to encour - by members of the sobriety court treatment and stay employed, which age those repeatedly convicted of team, including Tuscola County makes rehabilitation that much more driving under the influence of drugs Circuit Judge Amy Grace Gierhart, difficult. and/or alcohol to turn over a new case managers, the program coordi - Gierhart added, “Pairing a restrict - ! leaf. nator, assistant prosecutors, proba - ed license with the close supervision tion/parole officers, jail administra - of the DWI court is a great new GRANT FUNDING tors, treatment providers, a defense approach to providing offenders the attorney, a mentor coordinator and a treatment they need and is our best Thanks to a $255,000 grant from 12-step program representative. The chance at breaking the downward the State Court Administrative purpose is to review each partici - spiral by rehabilitating them into Office (SCAO), the Tuscola, Huron pant’s progress individually, with productive members of society.” and Sanilac County trial courts were rewards (examples include gas Another change, Turner said, has able to organize the DWI/Thumb cards) and punishments (such as involved expanding the program Regional Sobriety Court, one of four community service or even jail time) from three phases to four plus an ori - pilot programs launched by the being handed out based on the par - entation phase at the beginning. The SCAO in an effort to bring DWI ticipants’ behavior. change from a 12-month program to courts to rural parts of the state on a The program comes with a compre - 15 months was made to encourage regional, multi-county basis. hensive supervision component, participants to focus on long-term “‘Problem-solving’ courts are real - including mandatory meetings with a change in their lives rather than on ly changing the way the criminal jus - case manager – on a weekly basis for simply completing the program, tice system does business,” Tuscola the first several weeks. Turner said. County District Court Judge Kim D. Over the course of a year, partici - Officials are now also requiring Glaspie commented as Tuscola pants will typically spend $4,000 or those in the program to include their County court officials prepared to $5,000 for expenses ranging from physicians in the process by under - launch the new court. substance abuse treatment/counsel - going a physical and discussing any “Traditionally, the criminal justice ing, drug testing and gas along with medications their doctor has or may system has relied on the threat of program fees – an initial $110 prescribe to them. monetary penalties and incarceration assessment charge and monthly $50 Gierhart commented Friday that her to deter criminal behavior. For participation fee. experiences with the sobriety court crimes that are motivated by a sub - have made her a better judge, in part stance abuse problem, this hasn’t EVOLVING because she’s become much more worked very well,” he explained. familiar with addiction-related issues “Problem-solving courts give us Since the Thumb Regional Sobriety and ways to help participants more tools to get people the treat - Court was established, officials have achieve their own personal success. ment they need and make them pro - revised some of the rules and condi - Gierhart has also found herself ductive members of society.” tions to better suit the needs of local becoming much more familiar with The Thumb Regional DWI Court is participants. For example, the initial defendants selected for participation a cooperative program of the circuit minimum 90-day wait for a restrict - in the sobriety court. and district courts in all three coun - ed driver’s license has been halved to “I’m getting to know the partici - ties, with Tuscola County serving as 45 days. pants. I shake hands, I hug people, the coordinating court. Michigan’s motor vehicle code was which makes it all the more reward - The program targets individuals amended to allow courts with DWI ing (when they succeed) and all the who plead guilty to a repeat offense programs to issue a restricted dri - more heartbreaking when it doesn’t of driving while impaired (DWI) or ver’s license to program participants. work,” said Gierhart, who indicated under the influence of alcohol and/or The licenses, which enable program she’s pleased with the overall suc - a controlled substance and are diag - participants to go to and from pro - cess of the program to-date. nosed as being substance-dependent gram activities — including work, “I’ve been very happy with the lack — not merely abusive. community service, counseling, drug of recidivism,” she said. “I think The goal is to convince the partici - testing and review hearings – have we’re in a pretty good place with it.” pants to turn their lives around by embracing characteristics that
#!" !% ! !# Trio arrested in drug probes $% % #$ Continued from page one. parole from a federal counterfeiting conviction.” # Other arrests within the past couple weeks involved the following suspects: *Sebewaing resident Larry L. Heinitz, 60, arrested on a felony charge of delivery of morphine in Sebewaing. He remains free on bond pending fur - ther court proceedings. Hanson noted his department received assistance from the Sebewaing Police Department in that investigation. *Elkton resident Brittney L. Periso, arrested for felony delivery of oxymor - phine in Elkton. She remains free on bond and is also awaiting further court proceedings. Elkton police assisted deputies in the investigation. “Our office and our county’s local police agencies encourage illegal drug activity tips by contacting your police department or our office,” Hanson said. “We can also be reached on our Huron County Drug Task Force Facebook page or by calling Huron Central Dispatches non-emergency number of (989) 269-6421. Statistics show that on average, 44 people die in this country every day from an overdose of prescription painkillers – eight more than cocaine and heroin combined. In 2014, prescription drug abuse accounted for nearly 22,000 drug overdose deaths (half of all drug overdoses). Two types of prescription medications are largely responsible: painkillers (opioid analgesics) and tranquilizers (benzodiazepines). Opioid painkillers such as oxycodone, hydrocodone and methadone have been identified as one of the primary reasons behind the tragic increase in prescription drug overdose deaths, and they are being prescribed in the United States at an unprecedented rate. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 PAGE SEVEN Molter announces plans for grocery in Cass City Continued from page one. supporter of downtowns and is thrilled to become a part of Cass City’s downtown. “More information about this exciting and highly valued project will be released soon during a presentation to the village council,” Molter said. He #$ "# '(# ' added all of the kind words and support that have been shown to him and his # %# $ ( family are “deeply appreciated and have greatly encouraged” them to move this project forward. The Cass City Village Council’s next meeting is a rescheduled monthly ses - sion slated for Monday, May 23, starting at 7 p.m. at the Cass City Municipal " & %$" %" Building. Cass City has also been targeted by another businessman – Jim Zyrowski, president of Ben’s Supercenter Inc. — who announced plans to bring a gro - %*624*, $- *97 cery to the village after purchasing the former Erla’s Food Center last fall. %<6-*@ %.9=2,.: *6- *5 Ben’s currently owns and operates three locations; Ben’s Supercenter in >>>*6,179,7=.7<;9.*,1,1<9,1,75 Brown City, Ben’s Supercenter in Marlette and Ben’s Contractor Center/Ben’s Great Outdoors, also in Marlette. Village officials have said it could take another year or longer before ## $( ## "( %" Zyrowski is ready to build in Cass City, but they are working closely with 7.8/0.6 $- *:: 2;@ him to assist in any way they can. Since Erla’s was sold, the store’s furnishings have also been sold via an (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 online auction. %<6-*@ =.6260 %.9=2,. )7<;1 97<8 85 (.-6.:-*@ *524@ !201; 85 The Chronicle has been unable to reach Zyrowski for comment, but village #*:;79 #124 <93.;; >>>,*::,2;@5,790 officials say he would like to construct a new store on property located across from the Shell station on the former Croft Clara property along Main Street. Negotiations reportedly are underway with Frankenmuth Credit Union, ## $( $ $ #$ %" which now owns the land and recently installed an ATM there. .5.;.9@ $- #" 7? *:: 2;@ Former Erla’s Foods owner Venu Ganga closed Erla’s in September 2014 after owning and operating the business for about 2 ½ years. The closure (79:128 *5 %<55.9 *5 %<6-*@ %,1774 %.8; *@ *5 left the village without a grocery store and nearly four dozen area residents 755<62;@ 266.9 76;14@ 6- (.- *; 6776 without jobs. #*:;79 $.= *,32. $7. % $( !$#$ %" 4. %; *:: 2;@ Bond vote set in Kingston %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 Continued from page one. =.6260 %.9=2,. 85 (.-6.:-*@ #9*@2+4. %;<-@ )7<;1 97<8 85 That measure failed by just under 100 votes, 546 to 447. Kingston School Supt. Matt Drake said school officials have trimmed " % $( %" roughly $600,000 from the bond proposal presented to voters in the spring. “There were some things in the original bond that we knew we had to get ! 260:;76 $- done this summer,” he added, referring to the planned removal of asbestos 524. :7<;1 7/ ./79- 76 260:;76 $- tile in the high school and replacement of a rooftop heating/air conditioning unit that failed over the winter. Each project is estimated at $105,000, and %<6-*@: *5 both will now be paid for out of the district’s general fund, Drake said. In addition, he continued, the original bond had earmarked $146,000 for (.-6.:-*@ 85 two new buses. Now, he said, school officials plan to instead spend $63,000 #*:;79 *=2- 778.9 to buy four used buses. ./79-755<62;@1<9,1790 Under the plan approved last week, the district will ask voters to support a $5.54 million bond issue that would be repaid over the course of 16 years or less, according to Drake, who noted the original bond issue totaled & " %" ## $( $6,010,000 – an additional 3.1 mills for a total of 8.72 mills — with a 20- 1.:;6<; 4=- *:: 2;@ year pay-off. %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 %<6-*@ (79:128 *5 The revised proposal asks taxpayers for an increase of 2.64 mills in the first 2->..3 2+4. %;<-2.: 2+42,*4 7<6:.4260 year, for a total of 8.26 mills. For the owner of a home with a market value of $100,000 ($50,000 state #*:;79 $.= &7-- $ 7<4- equalized valuation), the revised plan would cost an additional $132 in taxes 23. <: 76 *,.+773 annually. Drake said schools officials have worked to address some voters’ concerns regarding proposed construction of a new restroom/concession stand facili - "#$ !$#$ %" ty. The revised plan to replace the existing structure, which he described as falling apart, has been reduced in size and would cost an estimated $219,000, down from the original price tag of $260,000. 7<01;76 %; *:: 2;@ In addition, Drake said a proposal to tear down the old bus garage has been %<6-*@ %,1774 44 0.: *5 %<6-*@ 796260 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 abandoned, with school officials looking to renovate the existing structure. Capital improvement projects that remain on the district’s wish list include %<6-*@ =.6260 %.9=2,. 85 replacement of the elementary and high school roofs. Some of the existing (.-6.:-*@ #9*@.9 ..;260 2+4. %;<-@ 85 roof sections are 20 years old or older, and sections have already failed, (! 4<+: 85 85 (.-6.:-*@ &..6 4<+ 85 85 causing interior water damage, according to Drake. #*:;79 *=2- 244 Also on the replacement list is the district’s late 1960s-era boiler and an antiquated 1,000-gallon hot water tank. (.+:2;. >>>/+,,,<: The water tank served a purpose in its time, back when students were required to shower after gym classes, Drake said, but school officials don’t "#$ "#($" %" need anywhere near that capacity now, and today’s equipment uses energy on a demand-basis rather than, for example, heating 1,000 gallons of water then keeping it hot 24/7. 1<9,1 %; *:: 2;@ (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 The Kingston High School gymnasium floor and bleachers also need to be ?.9,2:. #9709*5 76 (.- 92 *; *5 /;.9 %,1774 replaced — both are original equipment installed back in 1970s. -=.6;<9. (.- /7447>260 :,1774 “Our science labs are horrible,” Drake said. “They’re original equipment #*:;79 $.= 26-* 9*1*5 also.” Roughly $237,000 in bond money would be earmarked for technology upgrades, the purchase of iPads and other computer equipment for student "#" "#($" %" use, as well as installation of “interactive white boards” – basically high tech <976 26. $- *:: 2;@ projectors – in all elementary and high school classrooms. School officials %<6-*@ %,1774 %.8; *@ *5 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 have already started on that project using general fund dollars. The expansive list of improvements includes replacement of windows %7,2*4 2::276 7//.. 7<9 /7447>260 >79:128 #*:;79 $.= 26-* 9*1*5 throughout the district, repairing parking lots and sidewalks, and upgrades to school security systems. The girls’ locker room would undergo a facelift, !" %$" %" and nearby athletic field bleachers would be replaced. *26 %; *:: 2;@ (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 2+4. 4*:: %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 #*:;79 %;.=. *06*44 >>>077-:1.81.9-4<;1.9*6,*::,2;@>.+:,75 & " "#! $" %" 7<01;76 %;9..; *:: 2;@ %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 *524@ &9*26260 7<9 (.-6.:-*@ 8526,4<-260 @7<;1 *6- ,124-9.6A: :.9=2,.: #*:;79 $.= *93 *9>7>:32 Hats off to local residents (.+:2;. >>>4>>,,706.; who made complex reality )! ## "( %" ! '*6 @3. *:: 2;@ Continued from page three. %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 %<6-*@ %.9=2,. *5 *6- 85 MacPhail served as an executive with several professional baseball teams, (.-6.:-*@ #9*@.9 97<8 85 85 (.-6.:-*@ 2-:A 4<+ 85 85 including the Cincinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees. #*:;79 *4. <447,3 His career as a major league owner ended after the Yankees clinched the 1947 World Series. He was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1978. &#$ %" "#$ Several of MacPhail’s family members have become sports executives, too. His son, Lee MacPhail, enjoyed a long career in baseball, most notably as president and general manager of the Baltimore Orioles, GM of the Yankees .5.;.9@ $- *:: 2;@ and president of the American League. He was elected to the Baseball Hall %<6-*@ %,1774 *5 (79:128 %.9=2,. *5 of Fame in 1998, making him and Larry MacPhail the only father and son inductees. 262:;.9 9*- %8.29: His other son, Bill MacPhail, was president of CBS Sports and later was '2:2; 7<9 >.+:2;. *; >>>67=.:;*,1<9,1790 president of CNN Sports, brought on by Reese Schonfeld to create the department upon the network’s launch. Larry’s grandson, Andy MacPhail, the former general manager of the Minnesota Twins and Chicago Cubs and %" ( # $ "# the former president of baseball operations for the Orioles, became president % %..0.9 %; *:: 2;@ of the Philadelphia Phillies at the close of the 2015 season. A great-grand - %<6-*@ *:: %*;<9-*@ 85 %<6-*@ *5 son, Lee MacPhail IV, is professional scouting director for the Seattle *24@ *:: (.-6.:-*@ *5 Mariners. Since 1966, Minor League Baseball has annually awarded the Larry #*97,12*4 -5262:;9*;276 9 192:;2*6 &*+*9.: MacPhail Award to recognize the top promotional effort by a minor league team.
Nancy Barrios Cass City Village Council member Parks and Recreation chair PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cooking up a culinary class Owen-Gage’s Continued from page one. Fahrner named went to work organizing the event. “I’ve always loved cooking and wished our school could offer a home ec to the MHSAA class like my mom described taking when she was in junior high,” said Bagnall, the daughter of Jennifer and the Rev. Steve Bagnall of Cass City. student council “When talking with my friends, I found out that they wanted to learn to cook, and I figured that if the school couldn’t afford to offer classes like that, Eight student-athletes who will be maybe I could find a way to do it myself,” she added. “So I started doing juniors at their schools during the some research about the need for teaching kids basic cooking skills.” 2016-17 academic year, including Bagnall drafted her own proposal for the class, including why school offi - two from the Thumb, have been cials should consider offering a basic cooking skills course. selected to serve two-year terms on “In recent years, the problem of childhood obesity has become widely the Michigan High School Athletic acknowledged in our country. This trend has also hit Michigan, which is Association’s (MHSAA) Student rated 18th in the United States for obesity rates in children, as ranked by Advisory Council. HealthierGeneration.org, with a 2015 rate of 32.6 percent of Michigan kids Among the students joining the being significantly overweight,” Bagnall said. council starting in 2016-17 are “Why? This problem stems from many things: unhealthy choices, no health Aaron Fahrner, representing Owen- guidance at home, and low household incomes,” she continued. “In Tuscola Gage High School, and Rachel County in 2013, for example, 15.2 percent of homes were low income Cummings, representing Mayville households. High School. “Because a family doesn’t have much money to spend, the cheapest prod - The student advisory council is a ucts are usually purchased. However, the cheapest products generally have 16-member group that provides high calorie, fat and sugar content, which leads to unhealthy eating, which feedback on issues impacting educa - could eventually lead to obesity. Another thing is that most parents work tional athletics from a student’s per - during the day and often don’t have the time or energy to make a home spective, and also is involved in the cooked meal from scratch. Instead, they often bring home fast food or rely operation of association champi - on prepackaged, high calorie foods. onship events and other program - “To help meet these challenges in the Cass City community, I wanted to ming. Members of the Student come up with a way to help teach kids about basic nutrition, food and Advisory Council serve for two kitchen safety,” Bagnall said. “I started putting together some ideas for a years, beginning as juniors. cooking club, and I talked to our school lunch director, Shari Bock, about Eight new members are selected whether we could use the school kitchen or if she had other ideas.” annually to serve on the council, Bock put Bagnall in touch with Karly Creguer, a nutrition program instruc - with nominations made by MHSAA tor with the MSU Extension Office in Caro. member schools. The incoming jun - “I contacted her about ‘cooking matters’, which as it turns out, is a free six- BOCK DEMONSTRATES her culinary slicing iors will join the group of eight sen - week cooking and nutrition class they offer to teens,” Bagnall said. skills in the Cass City Junior-Senior High School iors-to-be appointed a year ago. Eighteen teens ranging in age from 13 to 18 signed up for the class and The first Student Advisory Council have been meeting with Creguer and Bock in the junior-senior high school cafeteria during a recent “Cooking Matters for was formed for the 2006-07 school cafeteria on Wednesday evenings for about two hours for the past six weeks. year. With the addition of the new Creguer acknowledged it isn’t every day that a teen spearheads hosting Teens” class. class beginning this summer, mem - one of MSU Extension’s Cooking Matters for Teens classes. bers will have represented 87 “It was kind of an unusual situation. She (Bagnall) actually went to Shari schools from 44 leagues plus inde - Bock, and Shari got her in contact with me. She recruited and got all the pendent schools that do not play in a kids there – I’m the one who usually does that,” Creguer said. “It was nice league. Combined, the new to see that initiative.” appointees have participated in 13 Creguer said about half of the classes are dedicated to various aspects of MHSAA sports, and all eight will be nutrition, including ways to introduce more fruit and vegetables in menus, the first student advisory council reading labels and shopping tips. The students have also participated in members from their respective hands-on healthy cooking projects under Bock’s guidance. schools. During the final class tonight (Wednesday), the students were slated to The council meets seven times each compete in their own “Extreme Food Makeover Challenge” by taking a tra - school year, and once more for a 24- ditionally unhealthy recipe and transforming it into a healthier dish. hour leadership camp. In addition to For example, some of the students will be tackling a carnival food theme assisting in the promotion of the edu - by modifying chili cheese hotdogs. The plan is to create a black bean chili cational value of interscholastic ath - with turkey dogs on whole wheat buns, and onion rings that are baked – not letics, the council discusses issues deep fried. dealing with the four S’s of educa - As for Bagnall, the teen says helping to organize a local Cooking Matters tional athletics: scholarship, sports - for Teens class was well worth the effort. manship, safety (including health “We’ve learned a lot about how to prepare low-cost, healthy recipes that and nutrition) and the sensible scope we can now make for our families,” she added. of athletic programs. There also is a fifth S discussed by the group – stu - dent leadership. Boater safety course on tap in Huron Co.
The Huron County Sheriff’s Department will be offering its boater safety course Tuesday, May 17, and Wednesday, May 18, from 5 to 8 p.m. both nights. The class will be held in the basement at the sher - KAYLA KOEPF demonstrates the “Blubber iff’s department in Bad Axe. Students must attend both classes. Burger” – counting out the number of teaspoons of There is no fee, and students must fat in a typical fast food meal. pre-register by 4 p.m. Monday, May 16, by calling the Huron County Sheriff’s Department Records Division at (989) 269-6500. Students will have to pick up study Sanilac sheriff warns of IRS materials at the sheriff’s department prior to the start of the class. phone scam targeting citizens Participants should be at least 12 years old or will be 12 years old dur - Sanilac County Sheriff Garry Biniecki is warning citizens to beware of sus - ing this boating season as the boater picious phone calls following a rash of scam calls perpetrated by IRS safety certificate issued, upon suc - imposters targeting county residents. cessful completion of the course, is “The IRS imposter scam is an intimidating and sophisticated phone scam not valid until the student’s birthday. where callers claim to be IRS employees and say you owe taxes,” Biniecki For information on who may oper - KYLE KOEPF prepares a whole wheat crust for said. “They might also threaten to arrest or deport you if you don’t pay, ate a boat or personal watercraft and homemade pizza. know all or part of your Social Security Number, rig the caller ID to make it other laws related to boating in look like the call is from the IRS, or tell you to put the money on a prepaid Michigan, visit the following link: debit card and tell them the card number.” http://www.boat- The sheriff emphasized that the IRS does not call to demand immediate ed.com/michigan/handbook/index.ht payment of taxes owed without first sending you notification by mail. The ml. federal agency also does not ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone, and employees do not threaten to bring in local police or other law enforcement officers to arrest you for non-payment. “If you have any doubts, call the IRS directly at 800-829-1040, of if you’ve Thanks spotted a scam or think you may have been scammed, contact your local for police department or the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office Detective Division at (810) 648-8360 for advice or guidance,” Biniecki said. calling 872-2010 with Driving course on tap for seniors feature story ideas The Huron County Sheriff’s 269-6500 or Rich Wrobleski at (989) Department will be conducting an 883-2818. AARP Smart Driver Course Monday, May 16, and Thursday, May 19, at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Great Room on Bay Street in Sebewaing. Class times are 9 a.m. to *#( % ) ' ' & )#%& ! ' 1 p.m. each day. “The course is designed for senior #% % ! ' ' #" citizen drivers, which will cover defensive driving techniques, proven safety strategies, as well as new traf - (%&* * fic laws and rules of the road,” Huron County Sheriff Kelly J. $! $! ""% ' $! Hanson explained. “There are no ! " tests to pass. Upon completion of the ' "& &'(%"' course and depending on the partici - pant’s automobile insurance %&' $#$ % provider, yearly insurance discounts may apply.” The course is limited to 30 people, with a cost of $15 for AARP mem - bers and $20 for non-members. Interested seniors can register by calling the sheriff’s department dur - ing regular business hours at (989) ! # "
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I pretty much have “Tales of Tragedy & Triumph” World War II Veterans Share Their the following veterans: August women from the Thumb area of studied every major battle in U.S. (2011); and “Schools of Yesteryear, Stories”, which features the biogra - Abraham Jr., Richard Bauer, Alfred Michigan that shaped our country history. None of these studies have Volume II: Bingham, Paris and phical experiences of 24 men and Bohn, George “Pete” DeFrain, and reinforced the foundation of our told me of the experiences these vet - Sheridan Townships, Huron County” women. Leonard DeFrain, LaVerne local communities,” commented erans had. (2014), which earned a state history From serving in support roles to Hanselman, Leo Klee, Beatrice Brown, a former majority vice chair “Janis Stein has taken the time to award from the Historical Society of fighting bloody battles on the front (McCarty) Liput, Robert Millerwise, for Military and Veterans’ Affairs in tell us these stories in her book Michigan. lines and witnessing the mass graves Ed Mroczek, Mary (Kelly) the Michigan House of ‘Hometown Heroes’,” added Information on how to obtain a and atrocities Hitler imposed to sur - O’Connor, Harold O’Neill, Arthur Representatives. “I find it incompre - Espinoza, a retired teacher and for - copy of her latest book is available viving life in a POW camp, World “Archie” Peplinski, Louis Reid Sr., hensible to imagine what our world mer state representative. by contacting her via email at War II veterans made unimaginable William A. Silverthorn, Helen “Pat” would be like without these men and Writer, historian and Sebewaing [email protected] or by contributions and sacrifices. It is this (Stein) Holliday, Leo Stein, Dr. women who left their quiet lives, native Mark W. Rummel added, calling her at (989) 864-5528. greatest generation that “Hometown Edward Steinhardt, Harold Susalla, donned the uniforms of our country, “There’s a disappearing group of Heroes” strives to honor, according Dr. Manuel Teves, Robert L. and without the benefit of foresight, quiet American men and women to Stein. Tschirhart, Merle Van Sickle, established hope in a world of who have amazing stories to This year, 2016, marks the seventy- William Wilkins, and Grant Yager. despair…Too many stories have tell…Janis tells detailed stories of fifth anniversary of America’s entry “I know there are more World War already been forever lost. how these members of America’s into World War II. Young men and II veterans in this region, and I apol - “This book reminds us not of those greatest generation bravely risked women from across Michigan and ogize to all of the veterans whose with movie star status, but of the their lives to protect our freedoms beyond left farms and factories, left stories I haven’t yet heard and docu - rank and file with whom all hope during World War II. Though they their homes and families, to fight and mented. I urge these men and women rested,” Brown added. “Thank you were very young, they were extreme - serve. All braved uncertainties. to share their memories with their for these stories that readjust my ly committed to our country – and Through firsthand interviews, vet - families; likewise, I implore every - life’s perspective and inspire me to willing to die for it. Hometown erans’ photographs and war journals, one to ask about their loved ones’ never take for granted the blessings Heroes should be required reading “Hometown Heroes” brings to life memories. We must work together to that were earned by the sacrifice of for students of all ages.” the biographical experiences of these preserve the history of this greatest others.” Stein was born and raised in Huron veterans. The majority of veterans generation, and in doing so, may we First Sgt. (U.S. Army, retired) and County and continues to call the area featured in this collection were born never forget,” Stein said. Vietnam veteran John Espinoza home, along with her husband, and raised in Huron and Sanilac Julie Purdy of Purdyville agreed, saying “Hometown Heroes” David, and their daughters. counties, while others eventually Publishing, LLC, designed is “a must-read for all students of Stein’s other books include made their homes in Michigan’s “Hometown Heroes”, and Stein’s military history…a must-read for all “Schools of Yesteryear, Volume I: Janis Stein Thumb region. book has earned endorsements from people grateful for the sacrifices of NATIONAL DAY of Prayer events with the theme of “Wake Up, America” were held Thursday at several locations in Michigan and across the country, including one at the Tuscola County Courthouse in Caro that was well attend - ed. Addressing the crowd above is Pastor David Dietzel from the Caro Assembly of God. Are you a long term smoker? Health officials A Lung Cancer Screening Could Save Your Life. say salmonella risk increases around poultry The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is reporting an increase in Salmonella infections, or salmonel - losis, among people who have had contact with live baby poultry. Since March 2, there have been 20 cases of salmonellosis with live chick or duckling exposure reported throughout the state, and those num - bers are expected to rise. Six individ - uals (30 percent) were hospitalized, according to health officials, who say the reported cases involve indi - viduals ranging from younger than 12 months to 70 years of age. “While raising baby chicks and having fresh eggs can be fun and educational, poultry owners should be aware that chickens and other birds can carry germs that can impact human health,” said Dr. Eden Wells, MDHHS chief medical exec - utive. Symptoms of salmonellosis include diarrhea, vomiting, fever, and abdominal cramps. Sometimes a severe infection occurs and the per - son needs to be hospitalized. Salmonella can spread from the Hills & Dales General Hospital is now offering intestines to the bloodstream and other body sites and can cause death unless the person is treated promptly a Low Dose CT (Cat) Lung Cancer Screening Program. with antibiotics. “Live baby poultry can carry Salmonella and still look healthy. x Are you 55-77 years of age and in generally good health? Poultry do not get sick like people do from the bacteria,” said Dr. James x Have you smoked at least a pack of cigarettes per day for the last 30 years? Averill, state veterinarian, Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural x Are you a current smoker or one who has quit smoking within the last 15 years? Development (MDARD). “This is why it’s so important for people han - dling baby chicks and poultry to You may be at an increased risk of lung cancer. practice good personal biosecurity such as hand washing because the bacteria may be present.” Ask your provider about this lung cancer screening program People become infected with Salmonella when they handle young or call 989-912-6235. poultry or their cages and coops. Germs can be found on the hands, shoes, and clothing of those who handle the birds or work or play in 4675 Hill Street Cass City 989-872-2121 areas where the birds live and roam. Young children are especially at risk www.hdghmi.org for illness because their immune sys - tems are still developing.