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SHERMAN TOWNSHIP — A four- year-old girl has died following a dog attack in the 63000 block of W. Fish Veteran’s Day of Service Lake Road around 4:03 p.m. Sunday, A collection of volunteers and realtors from Berkshire Hathaway Home Services (BHHS) raked and bagged leaves at 10 locations Oct. 23, according to the St. Joseph across St. Joseph County as part of the Second Annual Veteran’s Day of Service on Saturday, Oct. 22. BHHS partnered with the Greater County Sheriff’s Department. Kalamazoo Association of Realtors to provide assistance to veterans across the county. Eighteen veterans were nominated and 10 Deputies arrived on scene as well as were selected to participate in the program. All pictured: Pam Roberts, Shelly Misak, Angela Jackson, Angie Brown, Nicole Sabet, John emergency medical staff and rendered Kneepkens, Wayne Brown, Abby Brown, Jeff Lee, Geoff Brown, Collin Forest, Mark DeLavern, Audrey Andrews and Wendi Nahikian. aid but the child succumbed to her Commercial-News/Alek Frost injuries. Her mother was injured attempting to protect her and was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. An Associated Press story reported that the family had recently gotten the Doberman or Doberman mix before First place caps off Wildcats' Sunday’s attack. The incident is still under investigation. Names have not been record-breaking year for band released. JENISON — The Three Rivers Band Invitational with their show “Our Show Best Color Guard. This marks the third Also competing in Class B were Tri-Township Fire, LifeCare took First Place Overall at their final is ... For the Birds!” Three Rivers also “first place” finish of the season, making Dowagiac, Vicksburg, and Otsego bands. Ambulance, Victim Services and competition on Saturday at the Jenison took caption awards for Best Music and it a record-breaking year for the band. See TR BAND, page 3 Animal Control assisted at the scene.

Driver distraction results in accident PORTER TOWNSNIP — Two Lloyd, 27, of Elkhart, Ind. Diaz then suffered non-life threatening injuries people were injured in a two-vehicle lost control of her vehicle due to the and was transported to Elkhart crash at US-12 and Union Road first accident and drove off the road General Hospital by SEPSA Sunday, Oct. 23 around 3:59 p.m., colliding with a picnic table and a tree. ambulance. according to the Cass County Sheriff’s Lloyd did not suffer any injuries Seat belts were worn and the child Department. and refused medical treatment. Diaz was in approved booster seat. Alcohol Cirila Diaz, 53, of Elkhart, Ind., was suffered minor injuries, was cleared was not a factor in this crash. distracted by her granddaughter in by EMS, and refused further medical Porter Fire Department also assisted the back seat. Diaz rear-ended Brian treatment. The granddaughter at the scene.

As Medicaid loses stigma, its fate rides on stormy election WASHINGTON (AP) — Medicaid, coverage. the program by replacing open-ended long the stepchild of government Medicaid has become “one of the federal funding with a limited block health care programs, is finally coming primary mainstream health care grant. States would get much more into its own. programs,” says former Rep. Henry leeway to run Medicaid, but it would The federal-state program for low- Waxman, D-Calif., who for decades no longer be a federal entitlement. income people has been scarcely worked to expand benefits and Even if Trump loses, his party is debated in the turbulent presidential coverage. committed to that general approach. election, but it faces real consequences Democratic presidential nominee That may not be good for people depending on who wins the White Hillary Clinton would keep that going, such as Nick Novak, a Chicago-area House in the Nov. 8 vote. trying to persuade 19 holdout states to man who represents the changing face Under President Barack Obama, accept the Medicaid expansion in of Medicaid. Novak, in his late 30s, Medicaid has expanded to cover more Obama’s health law. The expansion works a couple of part-time jobs, than 70 million people and shed much has added millions of low-income neither of which comes with health of the social stigma from its earlier adults to the program, including many insurance. His main work is helping years as a welfare program. Two big workers whose jobs don’t offer health grocery stores remodel and reset Zombie survivor industries — insurers and hospitals insurance. Clinton would have to shelves. Runner Liz DeBoer of Portage crosses the finish line first during the Zombie 5K Run at — have a declared stake in the future address concerns among state Illinois is one of 31 states that Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) on Saturday, Oct. 22. The event was sponsored of the program, which costs more than lawmakers about growing costs. expanded Medicaid, and Novak said by GOCC and Trine University with all proceeds benefiting the St. Joseph County United Way. Prior to the 5K there was a Zumba warm-up by The Radiant Life Church Cardio $530 billion a year. Insurers are leading Republican Donald Trump would he gained coverage as a result. To Dancers and a 1K Fun Run. Following the 5K, race treats provided by Yoder’s Country a new “Modern Medicaid Alliance” to repeal the overhaul and reverse its qualify, a single adult can make no Market, Nottawa Fruit Farm and Riverside Apple Farm were made available to race par- educate lawmakers about how the Medicaid expansion. Then Trump more than 138 percent of the federal ticipants. For more photos, please see page 3. program has moved closer to private would go further, putting a brake on See MEDICAID, page 3 Commercial-News/Alek Frost SPECIAL Audibel Hearing Center OFFER ALERT! A Division of Acoustic Audio Hearing Service We want you to advertise with us! Call us today at Proudly providing professional care and service to 279–7488 to see how you Three Rivers and all of St. Joseph County for over 12 years! can get this prime spot for... Stop in today & ask about our Fall Specials! ONLY$25! 269-273-7237 • 1114 W. Michigan Ste 6, Three Rivers, MI • Hours: Mon, Tue, Thur 9am - 3pm (or by appointment)

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What's Up? Commercial-News ANNOUNCEMENTS Chicken & Mushroom Risotto Pan Seared Chicken with Mushrooms 2 chicken breasts, cut to 1-inch cubes 4 chicken thighs, boneless, skinless Tuesday, Oct. 25 2 (14 oz.) cans low-sodium chicken or beef stock 1/4 tsp. sea salt •Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA), hat s “W ’ (more or less depending on preferred texture) 1 tsp fresh cracked black pepper 8:30 a.m., Trinity Episcopal Church, 321 N. 2 1/2 cups Arborio rice 1 tbsp flour Main St., Three Rivers. Cooking” 3/4 cup dry white wine 4 tbsp butter, divided •Three Rivers Food Site open, 9 a.m. — 1 cup water, optional 1/3 cup dry white wine noon, 18 Railroad Drive. 1 bunch asparagus, chopped 1/2 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth •Department of Health and Human Services Ron Roth 1-2 zucchinis, chopped 2 tsp lemon zest Board, 9:30 a.m., DHHS board room, 692 E. 6 oz. Portobello mushrooms, sliced 3 tbsp lemon juice Main St., Centreville. 3 tablespoons butter 2 cups thinly sliced mushrooms •Three Rivers Community Kitchen, 4-5:30 So many ways to prepare chicken 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/3 cup parsley, chopped, divided p.m., Trinity Episcopal Church, 321 N. Main Parmesan, garnish St., Three Rivers. Here we go again with chicken recipes. Sorry, but I Salt and pepper, to taste In a large skillet over medium-high heat, melt one •Community Mental Health and Substance can’t help it. I like chicken as much as I like meatloaf. tablespoon butter. Add mushrooms, lemon zest, and Abuse Services Board, 5 p.m., CMHSAS build- There are so many ways to prepare chicken that I could Heat a large saute pan or Dutch oven over high heat lemon juice. Cover and simmer five minutes. Uncover ing, 677A E. Main St., Centreville. submit chicken recipes every week. The following recipes and add olive oil. and cook over high heat until liquid almost evaporates •Three Rivers Public Library Board, 6 p.m., are three more recipes to add to your collection of “I When oil is hot, add chicken (seasoned with salt and and mushrooms brown and glaze, about five minutes. Three Rivers Public Library, 920 W. Michigan gotta try this” file. Enjoy. pepper) and brown on all sides, four to five minutes. Set Add white wine, 1/4 cup broth. Stir to scrape up browned Ave. aside. bits in pan. Pour into a small bowl. •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7 p.m., No Peek Chicken Add chopped asparagus, zucchinis and mushrooms On a plate sprinkle both sides of chicken thighs with George Washington Carver Center, 436 Jeffer- 1 box Uncle Ben’s Long Grain Wild Rice (original and cook until just softened. Eight minutes. Set aside. salt, pepper and flour. Add two tablespoons of butter to son St., Three Rivers. recipe) Melt butter in Dutch oven and add Arborio rice. Stir skillet and melt over high heat. Add chicken to pan and •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., St. 1 can cream of mushroom soup until rice is toasted and lightly browned, then return cook until lightly browned, four minutes. Turn over and Clare’s Catholic Church, 229 N. Dean St., Cen- 1 can cream of celery soup veggies and chicken to pan. cook for six to eight minutes. Remove to platter, cover to treville. 1 can water (You can add another can of water for moister rice.) Lower heat to medium and add white wine. Cook until keep warm. wine is almost evaporated, stirring frequently. Pour cooked mushrooms back into pan and add Wednesday, Oct. 26 Chicken breasts or tenders 1/2-2/3 cup at a time, add chicken stock, stirring remaining 1/4 cup chicken broth, 1/4 cup parsley, •Speech support group, 10-11 a.m., Portage frequently and replenishing liquids once mixture is dry scraping to release brown bits on bottom of pan. Add Conference Room, Three Rivers Health. In a greased 9 x 13 pan, mix the box of rice, cans of enough that spoon leaves a track through the rice. remaining one tablespoon butter and swirl in pan until •White Pigeon School Board, 6 p.m., room celery and mushroom soup and one can of water. I When chicken stock is completely absorbed, taste rice melted. Drain juice from cooked chicken into pan. Bring 9b, high school. always add the extra can of water because I like moist and see if it’s tender enough. Risotto should be thick, but to a boil, stirring. Pour over chicken and sprinkle with •Al-Anon meeting, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian rice. still able to spread out a little. [You want it to be al dente, remaining parsley. Church, 320 N. Main St., Three Rivers. Arrange the raw chicken on top of the rice mixture. but if it’s too crunchy, add one cup water (a bit at a time). •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., West Cover and seal with foil. Adding too much will make your risotto gummy.] Ron Roth of Three Rivers says food is his passion and Mendon United Methodist Church, 52952 S. Bake at 350 degrees for 2 1/2 hours and “Don’t Peek!” Serve hot and garnish with Parmesan cheese. cooking is his hobby. He can be reached at ronn1940@ Portage Lake Road. Your house will smell amazing! gmail.com. Visit his blog, Old Guys Can Cook, at www. oldguyscancook-ron.blogspot.com. Thursday, Oct. 27 •Three Rivers Food Site open, 9 a.m. — noon, 18 Railroad Drive. •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 10:30 a.m., George Washington Carver Center, 436 Jeffer- son St., Three Rivers. •Three Rivers Community Kitchen, 4-5:30 p.m., Trinity Episcopal Church, 321 N. Main St., Three Rivers. •Mendon’s 4:4 Food and More community kitchen, 4:30-6 p.m., Mendon United Method- ist Church, 320 W. Main St. •Community development meeting (a gath- ering of local municipal leaders), 6:30 p.m., Three Rivers City Hall, 333 W. Michigan Ave. IC Church •Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., St. Tailgating touchdowns for food safety Clare’s Catholic Church, 229 N. Dean St., Cen- plans bazaar treville. From the Branch-Hillsdale-St. the biggest culprits for spreading and another one for cutting should be cooked to 160 °F (no THREE RIVERS — Joseph Community Health Agency bacteria, and finger foods are veggies or foods that will not be rest time is necessary). Ground, Immaculate Conception especially vulnerable. Chefs and cooked. If you use only one whole, or pieces of poultry, as Church’s Annual Holiday Bazaar COLDWATER — When it guests should wash their hands cutting board, wash it with hot well as casseroles, should be Lottery will be held on Saturday, Nov. 5, comes to football, defense with soap and warm water for 20 soapy water after preparing each cooked to 165 °F. Hotdogs and Oct. 23, 2016 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the matters. When it comes to seconds before and after handling food item. As you take cooked reheated deli meats should be Midday 3: 921 Midday 4: 5064 Church’s Multi-purpose Building planning a tailgate party, a good food. If running water is located meat off the grill, be sure to place cooked to 165 °F or until Daily 3: 331 Daily 4: 6800 (located between the Church defense against foodborne illness far away from your tailgate, have it on a clean platter, not on the steaming hot. Fantasy 5: 05 07 14 22 26 and School) at 637 S. Douglas matters even more. “This year, sanitizing wipes available dish that held it while raw. The “Holding” may be one of the Avenue in Three Rivers. The we’re urging fans to follow the throughout the day. 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Think of your tailgate use a food thermometer to be if the temperature is above 90 °F. cookie walk, specialty gift Community Health Agency. fare as two different teams — sure meat and poultry are safely Put leftovers back in the cooler Lotto 47(10/22/16): baskets, $1 gift grab boxes, raffles “Large gatherings can increase uncooked versus ready-to-eat cooked. Remember that internal promptly to block offensive 07 11 12 21 26 37 and more. the chance of becoming ill, but foods. Prevent “encroachment” temperature, not meat color, bacteria from multiplying. When Powerball(10/22/16): The kitchen menu includes by following these rules all fans at all costs and keep each team in indicates doneness. To be sure in doubt, throw it out of the 01 28 33 55 56 (22) 2X donuts and coffee served in the can enjoy the game and their its own zone. The juices from harmful bacteria are killed, game — and your tailgate. Poker Lotto: morning. 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Commercial-News Today Your Local Weather OBITUARIES Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat RALPH BUSHMAN Minnesota Vikings football. He and Ethel (Smith) Hawn. On Center. Online condolences may Ralph Bushman, 74, formerly never missed an episode of the Feb. 21, 1948 Lydia married be left for the family at www. 10/25 10/26 10/27 10/28 10/29 of Rock Falls, Ill., passed away “Price is Right” and his true joy Cleo Martin in Columbia City, eleyfuneralhomes.com. Oct. 15, 2016 at Three Rivers was spoiling all of his Ind. He preceded her in death Health following a brief illness. grandchildren. Dec. 30, 2006. She worked at KENNETH MICHAEL He’s preceded in death by his He leaves to cherish his loving Door Products in Burr Oak for MOHNEY 55/42 48/43 50/40 59/52 57/45 parents, Francis and Doris memory, wife, Gail (Jensen) 20 years. Kenneth Bushman. Ralph is survived by a Howard of Centreville; son, Surviving are her daughters, Michael Partly cloudy Rain. Highs Mostly Partly Mostly brother, Steven Bushman; two Andrew (Katie) Howard; Diana Miller of White Pigeon, Mohney, 71, skies. High in the upper cloudy. cloudy. cloudy. daughters, Kim McKee and daughter, Kim (Shaun) Connelly; Connie Thomas of White of Three around 55F. 40s and Highs in the Highs in the Highs in the Sherry Scott; grandchildren, both of Three Rivers; nine Pigeon, Jerry (Clayton) Rivers, passed Winds light lows in the low 50s and upper 50s upper 50s Amanda (Tobey) Wilson, Josh grandchildren, Kylee, Andrew Lyczynski of White Pigeon, and away Oct. 13, and low 40s. lows in the and lows in and lows in (Brie) Farris, Wendy Farris, Jr., Aidan, Katelynn and Kenzie Patty Salter of Mesick; sons, Tim 2016 at his home. He was born variable. low 40s. the low 50s. the mid 40s. Angela (Brian) Grubbs, Chris Howard, Britney, Sarah, Caleb, (Yvonne) Martin of Mendon in Three Rivers on Dec. 10, 1944 (Sherry) Farris and Becky and Liam Connelly; one brother, and Randy (JoAnne) Martin of the son of Harold and Rosemary Sunrise: 8:06 Sunrise: 8:07 Sunrise: 8:08 Sunrise: 8:09 Sunrise: 8:10 AM AM AM AM AM (Sirod) Hubbard; as well as Robert Howard; four sisters, Centreville; grandchildren, (Stamp) Mohney. Sunset: 6:44 Sunset: 6:43 Sunset: 6:41 Sunset: 6:40 Sunset: 6:39 many nieces, nephews and Faye Harris, Betty VanWagoner, Annette Martin, Dale Miller, Kenneth served in the U.S. Air PM PM PM PM PM great-grandkids. Cremation has Mary Goodwin and Joyce Cole. Michael Salter, Stacey Powell, Force from 1963-1967. He taken place with a memorial The family will receive friends Jason Salter, Craig Martin, Curt retired as a Machinist from XL ©2016 AMG | Parade Yesterday’s High: 70 Low: 41 dinner to follow at a later date. from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Martin, Mallory Martin, Keith Machine Co. and Flow Serve. He Precipitation: 0" Oct. 25 at the Hohner Funeral Hammond and Amy Nichols; enjoyed passing the time by Yesterday’s figures provided by Three Rivers Waste Water Treatment Plant RODNEY ANDREW Home. many great-grandchildren, golfing, watching Nascar, and U HOWARD Funeral Services will be held great-great-grandchildren and of M Football. Rodney Andrew Howard, 66, 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at extended step-grandchildren; He is preceded in death by his passed away peacefully at his the Hohner Funeral Home with step-children Larry Martin and parents and survived by his TAILGATING TOUCHDOWNS home on Friday, Oct. 21, 2016 Pastor Bob Anderson of the Marlene Martin; brother, Carl; daughter, Kendall (Matthew) Continued from page 2 surrounded by his loving family. Nazarene Church officiating. and sisters, Lavone and Donna. Newhouse; grandchildren, To avoid these infractions, make 1-888-MPHotline (1-888-674- Rod was born on Dec. 17, 1949 Interment will be held in She was preceded in death by Kalyn and Kole of Portage; sister, sure you understand the rules 6854). Recorded messages are in Adrian, the son of the late Prairie River Cemetery. her parents; husband; sisters, Connie (Jeff) Kinney of Three completely. One of the best available 24 hours a day. Andy and Elizabeth (Cox) Memorials may be directed to Mary, Catherine, and Freda; Rivers; two nieces; and six great- resources available before kickoff To learn more about food Howard. the American Cancer Society. brothers, Arthur and Donald; nieces and nephews. is USDA’s virtual representative, safety and/or download food- Mr. Howard grew up in the Envelopes available at the and son-in-laws, Richard Cremation will take place and “Ask Karen,” available at related FAQ sheets, visit the Adrian area and served his funeral home. Online Thomas and Richard Salter. grave side services will be held AskKaren.gov. Food safety Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph country in the U.S. Army during condolences can be left at www. Cremation has taken place. Thursday, Oct. 27 at 11 a.m. at coaches are available Monday Community Health Agency’s Vietnam and upon returning hohnerfh.com. Relatives and friends will be Fort Custer National Cemetery. through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 website at www.bhsj.org and home served in the U.S. Navy received Saturday from 1-2 p.m. Memorial donations may be p.m. ET on the “Ask Karen Chat” click on the “Quick Info About until his honorable discharge. LYDIA MARIE MARTIN at the Eley Funeral Home in directed toward Kalyn and by phone at the USDA’s Meat Health Topics” button located in He worked for the U.S. Post Lydia Marie Martin, 91, of Centreville. Memorial services Newhouse’s Special Needs Trust and Poultry Hotline, the top right corner. office for over 12 years before White Pigeon, died Oct. 22, will follow at 2 p.m. Interment of Fund. Envelopes available at retiring. 2016, at her home. She was born Ashes will be in Peek Cemetery. Hohner Funeral Home. Online Rod loved to hunt and on Aug. 20, 1925 in Columbia Memorial contributions may be condolences may be left at www. 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Advanced MEDICAID Continued from page 1 poverty line, about $16,400. “Things can change in the blink of Breaking the link between Thoughtfulness Medicaid paid for Novak’s an eye,” he said. “When you need Medicaid and welfare has been a surgery to widen a constricted to depend on it, it will definitely long process, which started in the When you plan a service in advance, urinary pathway, an operation change your views.” 1980s with pregnant women and costing more than $40,000. That The public’s views also have children and was completed under you can make your decisions with a clear allowed him to avoid having to evolved. Obama’s health law. head, not in the emotions of the moment. use a catheter for the rest of his A Kaiser Family Foundation “It is no longer a program that It’s really advanced thoughtfulness. life, a less costly fallback that poll last year around Medicaid’s is seen as exclusively for people would have left him prone to 50th anniversary found that more who are not working,” said Robert infections. than 8 in 10 people not covered by Blendon, a public opinion expert “I’m aware of what people think the program would enroll at the Harvard T.H. Chan School Eickhoff, Farrand, Halverson, Chapel Inc. about Medicaid,” Novak said. themselves or a child rather than of Public Health. “Medicaid now ~Serving the Family for Generations~ “Honestly, I don’t think there’s any go uninsured. Sixty-two percent covers so many people from shame in accepting help like that. said the federal government different income backgrounds 305 Rock River Ave. Three Rivers, MI 49093 • 269.278.1515 It’s not like I sit there collecting should continue to guarantee that it is seen as much broader Daniel R. Czajkowski, Director • Dale A. Eickhoff, Director • Philip E. Halverson, Manager from the government.” coverage for low-income people, program that provides health AN INDEPENDENT, FAMILY OWNED FUNERAL HOME Novak said he had never given and only about one-third favored insurance to people of modest much thought to Medicaid before. block grants, the Trump approach. incomes.” 4 – Monday, October 24, 2016 Commercial-News

Three Rivers threeriversnews.com Commercial-News OPINION VIEWPOINT $1 billion of tax money thrown into a growing deficit By James M. Hohman are assessed onto school districts as a percentage of payroll. Since Michigan lawmakers are 2012, the state gives districts proud of their fiscal prudence extra money to help them pay for putting an extra $1 billion these growing costs. into the school employee But this extra money only pension fund. But the extra pays the assumed annual costs state payments have been of running the pension system insufficient to pay even the — it does nothing to improve interest on the debt, let alone the overall financial condition catch up on the $26.7 billion of of it. If not for this extra money, unfunded liabilities in the school districts would be paying system. an even higher amount of their The state determines the payroll for pensions. More amount of money the pension money dedicated toward system needs each year based pension costs means less money on an actuarial assessment that for other school programs and looks at how much is being vice versa. earned in benefits by employees And both the state payments and how much the state still and school district contributions owes in pension debt. This is are not enough to catch up on different from Social Security the debt. Unfunded liabilities and Medicare, where the increase at the state’s assumed The Left and the masses government sets a contribution rate of return, which is one of rate and leaves it unchanged. the dynamics of underfunded The greatest moral claim of the employees they hired. It found The amount the state is pensions. That means that the political left is that they are for the that such companies hired more supposed to pay for the school $26.7 billion in liabilities needs masses in general and the poor in blacks than companies which did Thomas Sowell pension system has increased $2.1 billion a year just to keep particular. That is also their not follow that unusual practice. with the system’s growing from growing larger. greatest fraud. It even fools many Why? This goes back to unfunded liabilities. The The extra money plugged leftists themselves. decision-making by human recommended inputs increased into the school pension system One of the most recent efforts beings in general, with many such laws and policies. that is likewise some multiple of from $1 billion in 2009 to $2.2 has a number of effects on state of the left is the spread of laws and kinds of decisions in general. Moreover, the left is so invested what it was before. billion in 2015, as unfunded and school finances. But it will policies that forbid employers Since we seldom have all the facts, in the idea that they are helping Those who doubt this need liabilities increased from $12.0 not decrease the unfunded from asking job applicants we are often forced to rely on the disadvantaged that they only turn to the data on page 42 billion to $26.7 billion. (This is liabilities that someone is going whether they have been arrested generalizing when making our seldom bother to check the actual of “Race and Economics” by in addition to other to have to pay eventually. or imprisoned. This is said to be decisions. consequences of what they are Walter Williams, or to the contributions made to provide James M. Hohman is assistant to help ex-cons get a job after they Many employers, aware of doing, whether that is something diagram on page 98 of “The subsidized medical insurance to director of fiscal policy at the have served their time, and higher rates of imprisonment as specific as banning questions Unheavenly City,” written by school retirees.) Mackinac Center for Public ex-cons are often either poor or among blacks, are less likely to about criminal behavior or Edward Banfield back in 1968. The recommended amounts Policy. black, or both. hire blacks whose individual First of all, many of the left’s backgrounds are unknown to something as general as The facts have been available for a policies to help blacks are them. But those particular promoting the welfare state. long time. disproportionately aimed at employers who investigate In the vision of the left, the Surely the intelligentsia of the helping those blacks who have everyone’s background before welfare state is supposed to be a left have access to empirical Election letter deadline done the wrong thing — and hiring them do not have to rely on step forward, in the direction of evidence and the wit to The deadline for letters to the editor concerning the Tuesday, Nov. 8 whose victims are such generalizations. “social justice.” Tons of painful understand such evidence. But election is Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. No election letters received after disproportionately those blacks The fact that these latter kinds evidence, from both sides of the the real question is whether they Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. will be published, and no election letters will who have been trying to do the of employers hired more blacks Atlantic Ocean, that the welfare have the stomach to face the be published after Saturday, Nov. 5. Candidates are not permitted to write right thing. In the case of this ban suggests that racial animosity is state has in fact been a step prospect that their crusades have letters to the editor promoting themselves. This must be paid advertising. on asking job applicants whether not the key factor, since blacks are backward toward barbarism — hurt the very people they claim to they have criminal backgrounds, still blacks, whether they have a among low-income whites in be helping. DON’T LET GOVERNMENT the only criterion seems to be criminal past or not. But the England and ghetto blacks in the Examining hard evidence CONTROL WHAT YOU KNOW whether it sounds good or makes political left is so heavily invested United States — does not make a would mean gambling a whole HB 4183 will remove public notices from citizen’s view in local dent in the beliefs of the left. vision of the world — and of their newspapers and allow governments to post notices about your property, the left feel good about themselves. in blaming racism that mere facts your taxes, your community only on their web sites. Don’t allow local units Hard evidence as to what actual are unlikely to change their The left’s infatuation with own role in that world — on a of government to control what is PUBLIC INFORMATION! consequences to expect minds. minimum wage laws has likewise single throw of the dice, which is Contact your State Legislators and tell them to keep public notices beforehand, or hard evidence as Just as those on the left were been impervious to factual what looking at hard evidence where the public will notice! Ask them to oppose HB 4183. to its actual consequences not moved by hard evidence evidence that the spread and amounts to. The path of least Sen. John Proos Rep. Aaron Miller afterwards, seems to have had before they promoted laws and escalation of minimum wages resistance is to continue going [email protected] [email protected] very little role in this political policies that forbad employers to have been followed by far higher through life feeling good about 517-373-6960 517-373-0832 crusade. ask about job applicants’ criminal rates of unemployment among themselves, while leaving havoc An empirical study some years records, so they have remained young blacks, to levels some in their wake. ago examined the hiring practices unmoved by more recent studies multiple of what they were before Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow of companies that did a showing that the hiring of blacks — and to a racial gap in at the Hoover Institution, Stanford background check on all the has been reduced in the wake of unemployment among the young University.

MEMBERS OF www.threeriversnews.com Yesterday 10 Years Ago 25 Years Ago 50 Years Ago October 24, 2006 October 24, 1991 October 24, 1966 Published daily except Sunday and holidays THREE RIVERS — Three Rivers High THREE RIVERS — The seniors on the THREE RIVERS — Three Rivers firemen by Three Rivers Commercial Inc. School freshman McKena Outman was Three Rivers football team have needed only were kept busy over the weekend. On 124 North Main Street, P.O. Box 130 pictured painting a jack-o-lantern on the one motivating factor in their minds all Saturday afternoon firemen put out a leaf window of the Chamber of Commerce season. “We don’t want to be the first team fire that got out of control at the home of Three Rivers, Ml 49093 building during “Fall in Downtown” on in five years to lose the conference title,” Jack Merseburger on N. Main Street. Early Telephone (269) 279-7488 Fax (269) 279-6007 Saturday. Window painting, pumpkin linebacker Keith Vedmore said. “We’ve been Sunday morning the department went to the painting, treats and a “Bounce House” were reminded all season about that and it’s good corner of Elm Street and Wheeler Street to Publisher and Editor: Dirk Milliman, ext. 26 • [email protected] available for youngsters during the event. because it keeps us focused on what we have put out another leaf fire. When the firemen General manager: Barb England, ext. 18 • [email protected] “We went through 13 pounds of cookies, to uphold.” Vedmore and the rest of the returned to the station another fire call came Circulation manager: Kricket Arevalo, ext. 13 • [email protected] 100 juice boxes and 14 gallons of paint,” Wildcats will seek their sixth-straight in, reporting a leaf fire in the 500 block of Managing editor: Elena Meadows, ext. 22 • [email protected] Renee Hradsky, chair of the event, said. Wolverine Conference championship here Hoffman St. On Sunday afternoon, the Friday in a contest against Vicksburg. department went to a fire in the 600 block of Staff writer: Alek Frost, ext. 24 • [email protected] WHITE PIGEON — The White Pigeon S. Main Street. A wood fence was on fire Sports editor: Scott Hassinger, ext. 25 • [email protected] varsity boys’ team finished tied for 10th CENTREVILLE — The same spirit of along the alley in back of the Bee Hive, as Newsstand and Subscription Rates place in the Michigan High School Athletic cooperation and volunteerism that built a well as a storage building. 75¢ per copy. Motor route: $13.00 per month. In-county mail: $243.90 per year. Association Division 4 state finals. Mark playground near the Centreville Elementary Other rates upon request. Subscriptions may be transferred but not refunded. Olsen’s Chiefs, who finished 111-50 on the School is at it again. Area residents, many THREE RIVERS — In the entire Three Your carrier strives to give you the best service possible. If you do not receive your newspaper by 5 p.m. season, finished with a total team score of from the local athletic boosters club, have Rivers school system there are now enrolled weekdays or 8 a.m. Saturday, please call our office at 269-279-7488. 715 in the two-day 36 hole tournament. volunteered their time in an effort to 2,448 students, as compared to 2,278 Member: Michigan Press Association, National Newspaper Association Suttons Bay was team champion with a 647. condition a lot behind the high school for enrolled in 1964. Supt. Robert Davis says, Periodical postage paid at Three Rivers, Michigan. Publication Number 628380. Consolidating and succeeding Individually, the Chiefs were led by the site of a football field. Athletic Director “This is not an explosive type of growth. But Hustler, established 1895; Commercial Hustler, established 1902; Daily Commercial Hustler, established 1902. sophomore Chase Olsen with a score of 163, Craig Brueck said that the field has been it is the type of growth that, through the Postmaster: which tied him for 11th place individually. surveyed, cleaned and graded for proper years, tends to fill up the available teaching Send address changes to The Three Rivers Commercial-News, 124 N. Main St., P.O. Box 130, Three Rivers, MI Jimmy Swinehart added a 182 for White drainage, all through the work of volunteers. facilities.” 49093. Pigeon. “We’ve reshaped the whole inside of the track,” Brueck said. Monday, October 24, 2016 - 5

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Three Rivers threeriversnews.com Commercial-News SPORTS Sightseeing along the way Members of the Mendon football team and coaching staff pose for a picture near the Mackinac Bridge on the Hornets’ way to Manistique FORE! for Saturday’s football game. The Good of Photo provided the Game By Jerry 'Jerome' Wright

I’m an old guy who has been involved in golfing circles in and around Three Rivers for more years than I like to count. The plus side of that, is that even as I get older and can’t play as often as I’d like to, those past experiences stir up a lot memories and ideas about the game. Like, how to play in inclement weather. I have played in downpours, snow flurries (and winter golf with snow on the ground), in extremely hot weather, and freezing temps. All of it was either just recreational, in all kinds of tournaments, teaching Mendon rushing attack grinds out the game for several years, and having the privilege of teaching and coaching at Kalamazoo Valley Community College for several years. big win over winless Manistique My hints to you avid golfers are as follows: 1) conversion for a 28-0 lead. Lovell completed 7-of-11 passes Clark also completed a 14-yard Dress according to the weather, (whether you like it Braxton Samson Manistique scored with just worth 118 yards and two TDs. scoring pass to Kobe Clark for or not.) 2) Play every chance you get, as often as you sets program 0:24 left in the half on a 46-yard Rensi hauled in the two TD another Schoolcraft TD. can, but keep in mind that there is life before golf. record pass, cutting the Emeralds’ deficit receptions for 87 yards. Kobe Clark had a 39-yard 3) Join a golf league at your favorite area golf to 28-6 at the break. Braxton Samson caught two scoring dash, while Reilly Puhalski course. 4) Practice, practice, practice; but get a MANISTIQUE — Mendon’s Mendon extended its margin to passes which brought his career sprinted 40 yards to paydirt and teacher so that you don’t practice using unknown football team traveled across the 35-6 in the third after Rensi total to 58, a program record. Aaron Lenning scored on a one- Mackinac Bridge into Michigan’s galloped 30-yards to paydirt. Cool Derrick Maurer (2003-05) and yard run. bad habits, or continuing to play with the same old Upper Peninsula Saturday to face added the PAT. Tim Baker (1971-72) share the Kameron Snyder kicked five problems that can be corrected with guidance. 5) Manistique in a non-conference Manistique scored again on a previous record of 56. Glen PATs for the Eagles. Learn the etiquette of the game, and how to play by battle. 13-yard aerial strike cutting the Samson, Mendon’s offensive Delton Kellogg scored its only the PGA rules. Most golf courses can sell you an The long trip home proved Hornets’ lead to 35-12 entering coordinator and Braxton’s father, points on a 13-yard run by Eddie inexpensive rule book. 6) If you’re just taking up the worth it as Bobby Kretschman’s the final period. is now fifth on the list with 51. Jones and Wyatt Mast’s PAT. game, buy a starter set of clubs ... not a full set. Hornets had a 49-24 victory to The Emeralds scored again Braxton Samson and Mikki Ricky Clark ran four times for celebrate on the way back. early in the final period on a Feister also intercepted one pass 76 yards and two TDs. Lenning I was talking with Cody Sinkler, head golf pro at “It was a great experience for 45-yard pass play. each. Ruben Vorster, Lovell and added four rushes for 41 yards Pine View Golf Club last week. He is still available our kids. We played a very good Lovell added a one-yard Corbin Weinberg all recovered and one TD. Puhalski carried to give golf lessons during the fall season. It’s really first half of football, but got a little quarterback sneak and Cool fumbles for Mendon’s defense. three times for 38 yards and one a good time to play; Indian Summer is coming up, tired in the second half,” added a PAT to boost Mendon’s Layne Peterson had 12 tackles score. with beautiful fall colors making it even more Kretschman said. lead to 42-18. for Mendon. Austin Samson had 8 Ricky Clark was 4-for-4 passing enjoyable. He also told me, “If the course is playable, Mendon, which finishes the Manistique scored its final 1/2 tackles for the Hornets. Lovell, for 114 yards and one TD. Ben we will be here for you in November and December. regular season with a 7-2 record, points on a 59-yard pass play. Vorster and Braxton Samson all Crofoot was the Eagles’ top jumped out to a 20-0 lead after the Mendon capped the scoring had six tackles each. Noah receiver with two catches for 84 We have had golfers playing Pine View every month first quarter against the Emeralds with Rensi sprinting into the end Slaughter had 5 1/2 tackles for yards. of the year the last two years.” (0-9). zone from 32 yards. Cool added Mendon, while Feister, Rensi and Riley Piper had eight tackles Steven Scott, general manager, told me to watch Wyatt Cool of Mendon opened the PAT. Jake DeRyke all had five apiece. defensively for Schoolcraft. Vince for their ads in the Three Rivers Commercial-News the scoring with a 21-yard Mendon outgained Manistique Morris added six tackles, while about Holiday gift cards, fall specials, and any other touchdown run. Freshmen Austin in total yardage 424-355. Schoolcraft 41, Spencer Fox, Mark Phelps, Nick special fall golf incentives. Rensi added scoring a 60-yard The Hornets were effective Delton Kellogg 7 Dage, Scott MacFarlane, River I also know that Sauganash Golf Course, Island scoring run and caught a 53-yard shutting down the Emeralds’ DELTON — Schoolcraft rolled Fox, Marc Shaink, Blake Bales and pass for paydirt from quarterback rushing attack holding it to 20 up a 41-0 halftime lead en route to Jakob Huysken all had five tackles Hills, Angels Crossing, Olde Mill Golf Course, St. Hunter Lovell. Cool added a carries for a negative 19 yards. a 41-7 win Friday at Delton each. Joe Valley Golf Course, and even those that are a conversion run. Meanwhile, Mendon ran the Kellogg. Huysken recovered a fumble. little further away, are still open for play. Rensi hauled in a 34-yard pass ball 42 times for 306 yards led by Ricky Clark scored on Scott Hassinger can be reached As I mentioned, last week, The Dome is open in for Mendon’s only score in the Rensi with 18 touches for 199 quarterback keepers of one and 40 at 279-7488 ext. 25 or sports@ Schoolcraft which is ideal for playing during second quarter. Cool ran in the yards and three TDs. yards for the Eagles, now 9-0. threeriversnews.com. inclement weather. I can remember the golf team going there on a regular basis as they prepared for the upcoming spring seasons. Another hint for the readers; this is another way to learn and improve your game. ROUNDUP The best news is, The Dome in Schoolcraft, which is going to become a complete Sports Center, Lady Cats fall to Athens at Coldwater Tourney year ‘round, has three simulators that enable you to COLDWATER — The Three 22-25, 18-25 before earning a win blocks. added 29. play St. Andrews, Bay Hill, and Big Horn golf Rivers varsity volleyball team lost over Hillsdale 25-11, 25-16 and Tessa Hawkins asserted her Campbell Haradine added 21 courses. They are also going to have golf tournaments in bracket play to Athens Saturday split with Quincy 13-25, 25-7. defensive presence with 58 digs. kills for Three Rivers, Libby this fall and winter like you’ve never experienced 25-19, 16-25, 9-15 in the Middle hitter Hannah Orzol Shelby Krawczak added 34, Judsen had 16 and Shelby Coldwater Tournament. was a bright spot for Three Rivers Morgan Schneider 33 and Maya Krawczak 14 for the Lady Cats, before. Erik Kore’s Lady Cats began hitting 280 while collecting seven Bidelman 24. Bidelman also had now 15-16-5. I was talking with the general manager of The pool play losing to Coldwater kills on 25 attempts with seven 34 assists while Darian Cole See VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP, page 8 Dome last week. Have you met Jack Rote? He’s been involved in golf around Three Rivers for many years and is part of the operation that is under new ownership. I think you should keep reading the Today’s Schedule Three Rivers Commercial-News for some exciting Cubs beat Dodgers 5-0 to reach Cross Country news about their new youth athletic training Colon program designed to develop young people, not at Constantine, 5 p.m. just to make a better athlete, but a better person. 1st World Series since 1945 Their story is not classified, but you can read CHICAGO (AP) — Anthony Kyle Hendricks outpitched bedeviled by Bartman and Tuesday’s Schedule about them in the classified section in the paper Rizzo caught the ball for the final Clayton Kershaw, Rizzo and crushed by decades of Volleyball and online in the new year as they finish doing out and Wrigley Field erupted. Willson Contreras homered early disappointment, those “Lovable Three Rivers freshmen, JV “I’m sleeping with this thing and the Cubs took their first Losers” now have a chance to win some extensive rebuilding, remodeling of The at Plainwell, 5 p.m. tonight,” the Chicago Cubs first pennant since 1945, beating the it all. Three Rivers varsity Dome, itself, and prepare for outdoor sports baseman told the pulsating crowd Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0 Saturday Trying to win their first crown at Plainwell, 6 p.m. activities as well. moments later, kissing the prized night to win the NL Championship since 1908, manager Joe Maddon’s Galesburg-Augusta I have had some wonderful feedback from souvenir. “Are you kidding me? Series in six games. team opens the World Series at Constantine, 6 p.m. Commercial-News readers, as well as many area We’re going to the World Series.” “Listen to them. Outside before against Cleveland on Tuesday Centreville golfers. I’m discovering a great number of people Cubs ... World Series? Yes, the the game was crazy. Inside the night. at Vicksburg Tourney, 5 p.m. Cubbies! game was crazy,” Cubs pitcher Jon The Indians haven’t won it all who keep up with golf on TV, at area courses, as Jackson Christian Next up, Game 1 in Cleveland. Lester said. since 1948 — Cleveland and Cubs well as others out of the area. They enjoy reading at Colon, 6:30 p.m. With fans chanting, singing and “These guys have done nothing have the two longest title waits in Schoolcraft about this sport that is played by millions of people. waving those Ws, shaking the but support us from Day One. It’s the majors. at Gobles, 6 p.m. Remember, young and old, male and female, stay century-old ballpark and jamming been unbelievable to be here and “This city deserves it so much,” with it as long as they can, and it’s all Fore! the the streets of Wrigleyville, the be part of this. Words can’t really Rizzo said. “We got four more big College Volleyball Good of the Game, regardless of the sport. Cubs celebrated a moment many describe where I’m at right now,” ones to go, but we’re going to enjoy Lake Michigan of their faithful wondered whether he said. this. We’re going to the World at Glen Oaks, 6:30 p.m. they would ever see. Cursed by a Billy Goat, Series. I can’t even believe that.” Monday, October 24, 2016 - 7

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Sports Commercial-News Three Rivers to face Hudsonville Unity Christian in playoff opener Zeeland Stadium in Zeeland on Friday at 7 p.m. Friday at 7 p.m. in Zeeland “It’s nice to have the Jubilant Wildcats opportunity to be in the Three Rivers football players react during Sunday’s By Scott Hassinger playoffs,” said Three Rivers Selection Sunday playoff show when they learn they will Sports Editor coach J.J. Wagner. “It’s just like play Hudsonville Unity Christian. The team, coaches and we told our kids last week, about parents gathered at Sauganash Country Club to cele- brate the team’s 7-2 regular season and second-place ZEELAND — Three Rivers 75 percent of the seniors in finish in the Wolverine Conference and find who it football players, coaching staff Michigan are done right now would play in the Division state playoffs this Friday. and parents gathered at and we get to play at least one Commercial-News/Scott Hassinger Sauganash Country Club more week. Sunday night to watch the 2016 “We don’t know much about Selection Sunday Show on the them (Unity Christian). Unless Fox Sports Detroit television I’m mistaken, I think they are a network. T-team like Edwardsburg. The 256 qualifying teams for Looking at their scores they the Michigan High School appear to be able to score tons of Athletic Association playoffs points.” were revealed during the show It will be the first time the two for all eight divisions in 11-man schools have ever met in football, along with the 16-team football. field in 8-man football. Grand Rapids South Christian Amidst bites of Appoloni’s (5-4) visits Benton Harbor (9-0) pizza, other food and in the other District 1 contest. refreshments, the Wildcats Also qualifying for the waited to hear the Division 4 postseason were Constantine, These two teams met in Week right off the bat. Schoolcraft vs. game being played at Bridgman Bobby Kretschman. “One of our playoff field. Schoolcraft, Mendon and Colon. No. 8 in Schoolcraft with Terry Constantine is playoff football,” High School Friday at 7 p.m. goals was to win enough games Players let out shouts of joy No. 1-ranked Schoolcraft Haas’ Eagles winning 20-10. said Constantine coach Shawn Colon (5-4) battles host to make the postseason. Now we when it was announced Three (9-0) faces Constantine (6-3) in The other game in that district Griffith. Climax-Scotts (9-0) in the other will keep working hard to reach Rivers (7-2) would face a Division 6, Region 4, District 1 pits Watervliet (7-2) at Jackson In Division 8, Mendon (7-2) game Friday at 7 p.m. other goals we have set.” Hudsonville Unity Christian pre-district game Friday at 7 Lumen Christi (7-2). goes on the road to face St. “We’re excited to start the next Scott Hassinger can be reached (7-2) in a first-round Division 4, p.m. at Roy Davis Field in “We are excited to have a Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic part of our season,” said at 279-7488 ext. 25 or sports@ Region 2, District 1 matchup at Schoolcraft. chance to play the No. 1 team (8-1) in a Region 4, District 1 Mendon’s first-year head coach threeriversnews.com.

VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP Continued from page 6 Lady Hornets second in and better at playing as one. We four kills, six digs and hit .500. BCS League Blue Division aren’t all the way there yet, but Brittany Morris ended the day MENDON — The Mendon it’s happening and it’s a lot of with four digs. Samara volleyball team finished second fun to see.” Schlabach had 11 kills, hit .280 in the BCS Blue Division Centreville started off with a with four digs and five blocks. Tournament it hosted Saturday. 25-4, 25-8, 25-6 win over New Logan Jourdan had six aces, 10 Bill Trenary’s Lady Hornets Buffalo, lost to Mendon and kills, .240 hitting with 21 digs went 1-1 on the day. beat Cassopolis 25-14, 25-12, and three blocks. Mendon defeated Centreville 25-16. White Pigeon lost to 25-15, 25-14, 25-14 before Hannah Marchand had 10 Cassopolis 25-21, 22-25, 24-26, losing to Bronson in the finals aces, served 92 percent with 29 21-25 and beat New Buffalo 23-25, 26-24, 18-25, 20-25. assists, 29 kills, .383 hitting, 26 25-21, 25-11, 25-18. Megann Leighton had 34 kills digs and a pair of blocks for Grace Keyer had 17 digs for and three blocks for Mendon. Centreville. the Lady Chiefs, now 5-8-4 in Kaley Smith had 64 digs and Carlee Odom had two aces, the conference. Lexi Larrison three aces. Hannah Duchene three assists, six kills, 12 digs ended the day with two assists, contributed 19 kills, two blocks and two blocks with .313 six kills, two blocks and one dig. and nine aces. Cassie Plummer hitting. Madi Gremore added eight kills, finished with 70 assists and one Sara Lewis totaled three aces, six aces and 21 digs. Courtney ace. Haley Kramer pitched in 14 served 96 percent with 33 digs Delarye had one assist, two Digging for kills and two aces. Amaijha for the Lady Bulldogs. blocks, two aces and seven digs. Bailey had five aces and 35 digs. Kayla Jepsen had two kills, Jillian Hagen had two digs. the Hornets Here comes the set “Our girls continue to two digs and one block for the Sidney Mishler contributed 11 Amaijha Bailey of Mendon digs the Skyler DeMeyer of Centreville sets the ball for the Lady Bulldog hitters improve. We played very clean Bulldogs, while Skyler DeMeyer kills, one ace and 14 digs. Angela ball up against Centreville. against Mendon. and fast against Centreville, had six aces, served 96 percent, Gipson had one kill, one block Photo provided by Nicci Plummer Photo provided then gave Bronson a good fight. had 38 assists, 19 kills, .326 and one ace. Claycee West Taking a game from them is a hitting with 20 digs and one added 18 kills, four blocks, six STREET AND SIDEWALK MILLAGE RENEWAL step for our team, and confirms block. aces and 18 digs. Shanna Hagner INFORMATIONATIONAL MEETING how much we continue to get Also contributing for the posted 31 assists, seven kills, OCTOBER 25, 2016 AT 6:00 P.M. better, even over the last couple Lady Bulldogs were Kalee one block, four aces and 12 digs. AT 103 S. DOUGLAS AVE, COMMISSION ON AGING weeks,” Trenary said. Schrock with five aces, two Scott Hassinger can be reached The purpose of the meeting is to provide residents an opportunity to hear more about the Mu- “Our team is peaking at the assists, four kills, 29 digs and at 279-7488 ext. 25 or sports@ nicipal Streets Millage Renewal proposal that is on the November 8, 2016 ballot. right time. We are getting better three blocks. Carly Todd had threeriversnews.com. October is National Physical Therapy Month

OCTOBER IS NATIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY MONTH

Luke Sherwin, PT, and Carol Ruggles, PTA Three Rivers Home Health wants to recognize our physical therapists during the National Physical Therapy month. The physical therapy profession is definitely on the move and that is why it is their theme this year for the annual event! Our homecare team works so well together because of these individuals who go into the patient’s home and help assist with preventing falls, strengthening after surgery, regaining their balance and ability to return to their normal activities of daily living. It is within the first couple visits the staff become family to these patients, who depend on them and don’t want them to discharge them when they meet their goals. That is why our customer service numbers are always at the top! Thanks for all that you do, Carol, Luke and Alman. Enjoy your month! www.Trhealth.org