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The Clare County Review
Volume 68, No. 17
Friday, August 28, 2015
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Former Clare Superintendent
questions Pummell resignation
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
Classic Cars take over Clare
Hundreds of Classic Cars rolled into Clare last Thursday when the
annual US-27 Motor Tour arrived on its trek from Coldwater to
Cheyboygan. Their slogan, “Back in The Day, It Was the Way,” seemed
to bring back the good old days when the classics filled up McEwan
Street and rock and roll classics blasted from the speakers. The tour
spent the night in Clare and then early Friday, they were off again to
spend a few hours visiting in Harrison on their trip thru Michigan.
Photo by P. Maurer
More pics on page 2A
Harrison takes to streets
By Steve Landon
Correspondent
The summer of 2015
could well go down as
one of the best for Harrison in recent years. After
getting off to a slow start
with cool temperatures old
mother-nature delivered a
home run providing great
weather for the bulk of
the summer season, this
proved the case at the annual Harrison Street Fair
August 21, & 22. People
from all over the area as
well as downstate packed
the down town for two
days of fun and shopping.
Friday’s opening day
was a motor-head’s paradise during a visit from the
US 27 Car tour. Fresh off
spending Thursday night
in Clare the tour headed
for Harrison with over
300 unique and vintage
vehicles from days gone
bye. Even non car buffs
couldn’t resist checking
out the shining road of
vehicles.
From the Surrey House
south to the Library on
First street, it was packed
with vendors selling everything from farm fresh
produce to multicolored
dresses. In the kids area
face painting, fishing, rock
wall climbing, a bounce
house, crafts and a petting
zoo kept youngsters happy.
Across from the Library
Chuck Ulch and others
showed off their collection
of unique vintage snowmobiles to several visitors
who chatted about the good
old days of snowmobiling
remembering when Harrison was a top destination
for sledders.
The 5K run was dominated by the Lockwood
family of Harrison. Cherry
Lockwood ‘20 won Overall
Female running the course
in 25:07 minutes, Jim
Lockwood ‘28 grabbed
Male 20-29 with a time of
22:05. Mike Lockwood
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the old timer in the bunch
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Ron Callen ‘46 was the
Overall Male winner posting a course time of 22:03
Additional winners were;
Female 12 & Under Haley
Cooper ‘11 - Time 33:45,
Second place Victoria Oaks
‘4 - Time 45:55, Male
13 - 19 Kyle Eichhorn
‘18. Time 34:04, Female
20-29 Kelli Fitzpatrick
‘28 - Time 28:56, Female
Continued on page 2A
In an email earlier this
week, former Clare Superintendent Greg McMillan
questioned why Clare Superintendent Doniel Pummell resigned recently.
Pummell’s resignation,
citing the board’s desire to
“go another direction with
superintendent leadership.” She wrote, “I have
respectfully resigned my
position.” In her letter
Pummell said her “last day
as Clare Superintendent is
August 31.”
At the August 18 Clare
Board of Education meeting, her resignation was
unanimously accepted,
and former interim Pioneer Principal, and retired
Meridian Superintendent
Doug Fillmore was hired
to serve in the position for
the coming school year
or until the board hires a
replacement for Pummell.
When questioned about
what led to Pummell leaving the position after the
meeting, Board President
Tom Weaver said he could
only say, “It was a mutual
agreement between Ms.
Pummell and the Board.”
In his email to the editor of the Review, McMillan asked, “What has
happened to investigative
reporting? As a community member and tax
payer I would like to know
why the superintendent of
schools in Clare resigned.”
He continued, “Why
wasn’t she non-renewed
during this past spring’s
annual superintendent’s
evaluation? What was
the outcome of that
professional evaluation
by our school board? If
they failed to non-renew
her this past spring, she
would still have a year or
two on her contract. The
board typically provides
their superintendent with
a three year contract. I
know because I held that
position. If the board
did not non-renew her in
the spring, which is quite
obvious, how much did
they expend of the school
district’s fund to pay off
her contract? If in fact
that school district and
board are transparent, we
should have been provided
that information as well.”
McMillan also wrote,
“Why is our board
president so happy to
have forced a superintendent out and employing
a ‘rent a superintendent?’ How much of the school
district’s budget will be
expended on his salary? We should know this information. Please do some
investigative reporting and
identify the answers to
these questions. The community, tax payers deserve
the truth, the facts. That
occurred when the Clare
Sentinel was in operation. I know; I was once a
superintendent here.”
When McMillan’s
questions were asked of
Weaver, he responded,
“You have always been
fair and honest with your
reporting. I would strongly
disagree with Mr. McMillian’s statement that you
don’t do any investigative
reporting. In this email I
will attempt to answer the
questions that I can.”
He continued, “Doni’s
evaluation wasn’t done
this spring because we,
(the board and superintendent) decided to move her
evaluation to November.
The reason for doing this
was that, with elections
moving to November,
any newly elected board
members wouldn’t have
time to properly do an
evaluation after only being on the board for such
a short period of time.
We felt if we moved the
evaluation to November,
any new board members
would have almost a full
year on the board before
going through their first
evaluation of the superintendent.”
Concerning Pummell’s contract, Weaver
said, “Doni didn’t have
a three year contract. We
gave her three years on
her initial hiring to give
her some level of security
because she was uprooting her family and moving
to Clare. After that, her
contract was for two years
at a time.”
“We did reach a
settlement agreement with
Doni,” he added. “This
board takes great pride in
being transparent. We are
not trying to hide anything
concerning this change
in leadership. According
to the agreement between
Doni and the district,
the agreement must be
FOIA’ed through the
Central Office. We must
give Doni three days written notice before we can
release any details. Any
deviations from this would
result in our violating the
terms of the agreement.”
Weaver said, “We, as a
board, were not “happy”
about having to change
superintendents at this
time. What we were happy
about, was being able to
find a person like Doug
Fillmore to take over
our district for the current school year. He is a
man of integrity that I am
convinced will move our
district forward in a positive manner. As a former
superintendent, he has
worked with much larger
bond issues than the one
we are currently embarking on. Having worked
with us previously, he is
also very familiar with our
district. He is the perfect
choice to step in at this
time to guide us through
this process.”
He concluded, “This
board has proven over
and over again that we are
very frugal with the taxpayers’ money. With the
help of our great staff of
administrators, teachers,
support staff, custodians,
maintenance workers, bus
drivers, booster groups,
and community members
we have kept Clare at the
forefront of education.”
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A look back at classic
cars and Street Fair
Continued from page 1A
Birds eye view of US 27 car tour from the Clare County
Review offices.
- 39 Shelby Shankel
‘32 Time 25:16, Second
Michelle Oaks ‘ 34 Time
45:51, Male 40-49 Kevin
Eichorn, 40:28 Female 5059 Melanie Conway ‘41,
Time 32:03.
While temperatures were
a bit on the warm side at
the end of the run everyone
came through fine, one
lady even ran the course
with her dog. Harrison Cub
Scout Pack 3645 helped on
the course and presented
awards.
Photos by Steve Landon
The highlight of the
race was seeing four year
old Victoria Oaks and her
mother Michelle Oaks both
of Portage, Mich., heading
for the finish-line. Victoria
the youngest runner in the
race never missed a step as
she ran through the course
much to the delight of
cheering onlookers.
Nothing beats fresh vegetables this lady was all smiles
when she picked up some at the Walravens Market booth.
Thanks to countless
volunteers and one great
weekend the 2015 Harrison
Street Fair was another
huge success.
Photo by Bill Faber
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Deputy who resigned for DUI, hired by Clare
Miedzianowski said.
Seymour employed at
the CCSC part-time in
Natasha Seymour, a for- 2012 and full-time since
mer deputy with the Clare
June, 2013, was arrested
County Sheriff’s DepartJune 28 by another Clare
ment who resigned after a
County Deputy, MiedDUI arrest, has been hired zianowski said. Reportedly
as a part-time patrol officer the arrest was on Beaver
for the Clare City Police.
Avenue near Farwell, after
Seymour resigned from a 911 caller reported a car
the CCSD June 29 after her in the ditch.
arrest the day before for
Earlier this week the
operating a motor vehicle
Review received a call
under the influence. She re- questioning why the City
signed prior to any internal had hired her. The caller
review hearing, a release
also questioned why her
from Undersheriff Dwayne case went through the court
for the department for “five
or six shifts.” He said, “I
had no problem hiring
her. She has an impeccable military record and is
still active in the National
Guard and she had a great
record with the Sheriff’s
Department.”
He continued, “The day
we stop giving people a
second chance, our society
is in bigger trouble than we
think. There are police officers and troopers all over
the country that have had
the same thing happen and
that still have their jobs.
People make mistakes.
Where would we all be
if we didn’t get a second
chance?”
Clare County Prosecutor
Michelle Ambrozaitis said,
“On July 13, 2015, Ms.
Seymour pleaded guilty to
Operating While Visibly
Impaired. She submitted to
a substance abuse assessment as required by law
and Judge Farrell took the
results of the assessment
into account. Ms. Seymour
was sentenced to serve
three months on probation
and to pay $1,015.00 in
fines, costs and restitution.”
“In such cases,” she
said, “the Secretary of
State (SOS), is responsible
for driver license sanctions; the district court has
no authority to suspend
her license. According to
SOS regulations, a driver’s
license is restricted but not
suspended upon conviction
for Impaired Driving.”
Ambrozaitis went on,
“The plea bargain, conviction, and sentence are
Kim Kleinhardt, with Artist Al Wildey and Steve Pung of Isabella Bank unveil the commu- within the norms for such
nity mosaic, comprised of 10,000 selfie picture of members of the Clare community.
cases. Ms. Seymour’s
blood alcohol content was
below what would be considered operating with a
By Pat Maurer
Mt. Pleasant man, died in
vehicle and was extricated high blood alcohol content.
Correspondent
the accident.
by members of the Mt.
This was her first criminal
Wood was driving
Pleasant Fire Department.
offense of any kind and
Two teens were killed
a 1999 Chevrolet S10
She was airlifted to an area her assessment indicated
and one woman injured in
pickup. The second vehospital by Lifenet with
that she does not exhibit a
a two-vehicle crash on Air- hicle, a 2010 Chevrolet
unreleased injuries. She
substance abuse disorder.”
port Road near Summerton Equinox, was driven by
remains hospitalized, of She continued, “Ms.
Road in Union Township
Shadow Harris, 27, of Mt
ficials said.
Seymour accepted responth
August 20 .
Pleasant. Harris was seriTroopers, who were also sibility for her actions
According to a release
ously injured in the crash,
assisted at the scene by the by pleading guilty to an
from the Michigan State
which happened around
Isabella County Sheriff’s
offense that will have
Police, Joel Wood, 19, and 11:43 p.m. The release
department and Saginaw
serious ramifications for
his passenger, a 16 year-old said she was trapped in the Chippewa Tribal Police,
her, both personally and
said they believed alcohol
professionally. Instead of
was a factor in the crash.
demanding her due process
The accident is still
rights under the collecWhitman’s Grand Opening under investigation.
tive bargaining agreement,
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
system in only a week.
He said he was concerned
for the people of the area.
“That never happens for
others, if you or I were
pulled over for a DUI, we
would not get special treatment.” He said the officer
resigned from the Clare
County Sheriff’s Department and was hired by the
City of Clare within a short
time.
Clare Police Chief Brian
Gregory said it was true
that Seymour was now
working for the PD. He
said she has been working
Community mosaic unveiled
Two killed, one injured in crash
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Correspondent
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A small fire at the Chemical Bank North building in
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said Captain John Loy,
but “There was significant
smoke and soot damage
throughout the building,”
he said.
Harrison firefighters were called after an
employee arrived around 8
a.m. and “smelled something burning and saw
smoke inside the bank.”
Loy said they discovered
that a security camera
monitor in the basement
had caught fire and burned
itself out.
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she voluntarily resigned
her position with the
Sheriff Department. This
showed me that she put the
department before her own
needs.”
“It would be a mistake
to give up on Ms. Seymour
because of this conviction” She concluded. “Law
enforcement is a demanding profession, one that
has above-average rates of
depression, suicide, and
substance abuse. Ms. Seymour is a fine young officer
with a bright career ahead
of her. By dealing with
the issues that led to this
conviction, Ms. Seymour
will now better manage the
stress that the inevitable
cost of protecting and serving the public. I believe
this experience will only
strengthen her.”
Undersheriff Miedzianowski said, “I think she
deserves another chance.
Obviously she made a
mistake, but she works
hard and genuinely cares
about people. Just because
it didn’t work out for her
here, it doesn’t mean it
can’t work out for her
somewhere else.
Clare City Manager Ken
Hibl said, “I don’t believe
the measure or character
of an individual should
be based on one mistake,
but rather the individual’s
performance record and
what the individual does to
correct the mistake. In the
case of Officer Seymour,
her performance record is
impeccable with the exception of this error. And
she immediately accepted
responsibility for her error
by submitting her resignation and apologizing individually and publicly to
the local law enforcement
community for her error
– which speaks volumes
about her character.”
He continued, “During my tenure with the
City, we’ve had a standing practice of offering an
individual a second chance
if the mistake they make
is not so egregious that
it would offend or harm
public trust and confidence
and if they accept responsibility for their error(s)
and demonstrate they’ve
learned from that error.
Officer Seymour has been
offered a second chance.
Her performance from here
forward will determine
whether our decision wise
or unwise. But based
upon what I’ve seen of her
performance and character
thus far, I am confident the
decision was a wise one.”
Sheriff John Wilson
said, “She was a good
officer. She did a good job
for me.”
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Truck rolls over, logs everywhere 86-year-old dies
in accident
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
processed logs attempted to turned truck and a spill of
miss a vehicle that pulled
logs on the side of the road.
out in front of him, the
The accident was reportmove resulted in an overed at 1:46 p.m. Wednesday
When a semi carrying
afternoon on the corner of
West Ludington and U.S.
10. Clare County Deputies
reported that a 20-yearold Farwell man failed to
yield while he was making a left turn in his KIA
from West Ludington onto
westbound US-10. He
pulled into the path of the
semi, which was driven by
a Sears resident. The semi
overturned when the driver
swerved to avoid the car.
The semi driver was taken
to Evart for minor medical
treatment, officers said.
Clare County Deputies
were assisted at the scene
by the Surry Township Fire
Department, Clare Fire
Department, Mobile Medical Response Ambulance
and Peterson’s Towing of
Cadillac.
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
An 86 year-old Mt.
Pleasant man died Wednesday morning in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection
of South Shepherd Road
and East River Road.
A release from Isabella
County Sheriff Leo Mioduszewski said Mitchell
Jacque, 86, was traveling
south on Shepherd Road
in a 2006 Ford 500 and
had stopped at the stop
sign at East River. Jacque
drove into the intersection
and was hit broadside by
a 2005 Ford F-350 pickup
driven by Justin Wheeler,
27, of Mt. Pleasant. Wheeler was traveling
west on River road at the
time.
Jacque died in the accident, which was reported
at 5:49 a.m.
Mioduszewski reported
that there was a heavy rain
falling at the time of the
crash. He reported that
alcohol “did not appear
to be a factor in the traffic
crash.”
The Isabella County
Sheriff’s Department was
assisted at the scene by
Tribal Police, the Tribal
Fire Department, Shepherd
Tri-Township Fire Department and Mobile Medical Response Ambulance
Service.
The crash remains under
investigation.
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The Clare County Review - August 28, 2015 - Page 5A
Several county employees ask BOC for raises
By Rosemary Horvath
Correspondent
Clare County Commissioners are wrestling with
rewarding elected officials
and department heads salary increases.
The next budget session is tentatively set for 9
a.m. Sept. 2. An appeals
session when department heads are invited to
plead their case for extra
money is 9 a.m. Sept. 9.
Check the county website
for any changes.
Commissioner Jim Gelios expressed at a recent
budget session earlier this
month he doesn›t want
increases piecemealed
with some now, others
later. «Not saying they
don›t deserve it,» he said.
Commissioner Don
David seemed to push for
immediate action, realizing the increase would
be drawn from the fund
balance. «We can›t keep
putting off employees,» he
said, adding that Sheridan
Township in his district
is concerned the county
equalization director will
look for a higher-paying
job elsewhere.
Director Kim Halis›s
current salary is $43,860.
She received a two percent
increase in 2014, as did all
county employees.
Halis has requested an
increase of $21,134 for
National fundraiser set for Clare
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
at $383,067. She said
other fundraisers are being
planned as well, and grants
The Clare Recreation
will be sought for the RecComplex project, planned
reational Complex project.
on the south edge of the
One part of the Comcity, is now part of a naplex will be a new site for
tionwide fundraising event Clare’s Soccer program,
through the National Recnow held at a temporary
reation and Park Associalocation on airport property
tion Fund Your Park site.
just east of the city.
Clare’s project was one
Information on the Fund
of just 15 selected across
Your Park site says, “Clare
the country said Clare
Parks and Recreation has
Parks and Recreation Diworked very hard to find
rector Joy Simmer.
and obtain a suitable piece
She said she applied
of property that could be
this spring to the national
developed as a community
organization, which chose
park and soccer complex. a limited number of
In late 2012, this project
projects to support across
became a reality when the
the country. “For 30 days,
City of Clare purchased a
NRPA will show the
26.27 acre vacant parcel of
campaign across the United property.” States on their website and
The City of Clare Parks
through all their advertisand Recreation Department
ing,” Simmer said, “and
runs a youth soccer league
donations through the
which routinely serves over
“Fund Your Park” site are
350 participants per season
tax deductible,” she added, as part of our recreational
“unlike other sites like
sports opportunities. Our
GoFundMe.”
soccer program, though
Simmer said the goal for stationed in Clare, has parthis fundraiser is $45,190
ticipants from both Clare
which will cover a portion and Isabella counties.
of the costs for Phase I of
Currently the Clare
the complex project. Any
Youth Soccer program
funds raised through the
practices and holds its
Fund Your Park Site could games at a temporary locaalso be a match for future
tion,” Simmer said, “and as
grants for the project,
our youth base has grown
which is estimated to cost a and our partnerships have
total of around $622,000.
expanded, we have found
Phase I of the project,
that this temporary locawhich includes earthwork, tion has become outgrown
a portion of the parking
by its current and future
area, storm water and
needs.” drainage, is estimated
She continued, “The
goal for this property is
to develop a multipurpose
facility that will fit the
needs of the community, as
a whole, not just the youth
soccer program.” At its completion, the
new park will contain
many amenities for the
community to enjoy including a butterfly garden;
eight youth soccer fields,
two premium full size
fields, one with lighting
and electronic scoreboard;
one multi-purpose field;
a permanent location
for Clare’s Skate Park;
a concession stand and
bathroom facilities, two
picnic pavilions, an ADA
accessible playground,
paved parking; and paved
walking trails throughout
the park, complete with
adult exercise stations and
safety lighting.
Fundraising efforts at
the Fund Your Park site,
which began Tuesday, have
already garnered seven
donations totaling $1,175
towards the $45,000 goal.
Committee members for
the project include Judy
Brankel, a member of the
Parks and Recreations Advisory Board; P&R Director Joy Simmer; Attorney
Andrew Santini and Clare
City Intern Selena Dole.
“We are hoping to break
ground in the spring of
2016,” Simmer said.
For more information
or to become a donor, go
to fundyourpark.org/campaign/detail/4220.
2016. County Administrator Tracy Byard recommended $5,000. Commissioner David suggested
$10,000.
Commissioner Dale
Majewski suggested creating a tiered system when
giving salaries. He opposes
relying on the fund balance
to cover increases and he
doubts if increases can happen all at once.
Lori Ware, director of
community development
and senior services whose
salary does not derive from
the general fund, pointed
out county finances are in
good shape and the fund
balance is at 14 percent.
Giving a lesson on
budgeting, Ware reminded
commissioners even
though a budget is balanced with fund balance
dollars, the county typically doesn›t spend the sum
allotted. Consequently,
the fund balance grows at
the end of the fiscal year
because most departments
end with unspent revenue.
«The budget is a working document. By law you
balance the budget by Sept.
30,» she said, highlighting
that line items in department budgets don’t end the
fiscal year at zero. Revenue
exceeding expenses settle
into the fund balance sum
too.
Department heads
may plan budgets anticipating «the big thing» happening, such as an unexpected
expense that may not occur.
«Department heads do it
monthly to meet auditor
requirements,» Ware noted,
but money from this line
item ends up in the fund
balance as well.
Both Ware and Byard
stressed county spending
has not exceeded revenue.
«Two years ago
the county was in the
black with a $200,000
surplus because taxes come
in late,» Byard said. «In
2014 the surplus exceeded
$400,000. Jail revenue
(from bed rentals) has
exceeded estimates.»
Byard added that no
money was taken out of the
$1.4 million fund balance
in 2014. Instead, surplus
was added.
«Then why are we borrowing $1 million to fix
this building?» Commissioner Gelios queried. «The
sheriff wants to remodel
the jail because of a lack of
space in holding and booking and wants other
improvements. We need to
discuss our costs.»
Sheriff John Wilson
earns an annual salary of
$57,324.77. His request
for 2016 is nearly $9700 of
which the board may lower to under $7700.
Wilson has taken on
duties of supervising
Central Dispatch and,
more recently, the Information Technology department. Commissioners
learned his salary increase
could be covered by the
911 millage.
Commissioner Gelios
opposed using millage dollars, saying «I don›t think
voters passing 911 millage
meant for it to go for a salary increase. The county›s
economy is always one of
the lowest.»
Commissioner Samantha Pitchford noted
Wilson›s requested
increase amounts to a 13
percent hike.
Included in Byard›s
balanced budget is a seven
percent increase for elected
officials and department
heads. Upping that to 10
percent translates to an
estimated $75,000 with retirement and fringe benefits
included.
Departments are
saddled with more unfunded mandates issued by the
Michigan Legislature. One
example is the cumbersome new law for Freedom
of Information Act requests
which involve more paperwork and lower fees even
though the work fulfilling
requests has increased.
Board Chairman Jack
Kleinhardt asked Byard
to recommend an amount
the county can add to expenditures.
In other business,
the county board swiftly
approved budgets for 40
non-general fund budgets.
Commissioner Majewski abstained from voting
because his wife Carol
Majewski is the nutrition director for Senior
Services. Among the
«Other Funds» are budgets
for Road Fund, Friend of
the Court, Conceal Pistol
Licensing, Drug Enforcement, Clare Water System,
USDA Loan Debt Funds,
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Senior Citizens, Community Development departments and Airport Fund.
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Mike’s
Musings
Michael Wilcox, Publisher/Editor
Viewpoints
Pat’s
Bits & Pieces
Pat Maurer, Review Correspondent
Excruciating pain is bummer
Here’s to the Good Old Days!
It’s the time of year
when we produce our 50’s
Plus Lifestyles special
section. As one of those
people that hit the 50
mark a while back, I look
forward to editing stories
that tell me how I can live
better and longer.
My experience is once
you reach 50 and beyond,
health becomes a much
bigger issue than when you
were 20, or, 30, or even
40. For some of us that
our lucky, however, health
issues are still several years
away.
I have never experienced the chronic back
pain, or gave much thought
to replacing a hip or knee.
I can’t tell you the last time
I missed a day of work,
because I haven’t. Much to
my chagrin though, I have
noticed my sight weakening and have worn “readers” for several years from
now.
Even though I spent
many an hour in the dental
chair as a kid, my teeth
are not as good as I would
like them to be. The last
couple of months I’ve had
throbbing pain on the left
side of the mouth. I went to
a dentist in Alabama, and
because I couldn’t pinpoint
where the pain was coming from, he took xrays
of my lower left teeth. He
proclaimed me fine and
couldn’t understand my
pain.
The pain returned, thus
I went to a second dentistthis one in Michigan, for
a second opinion. She too
said my teeth were fine. I
began to think my threshold for pain wasn’t as great
as I thought. I began telling
my wife I was the proverbial “wimp.”
Well about 10 days ago
This week we have something special for all of the
“oldsters” out there – our annual 50 Plus section with
loads of news and ads full of great bargains for those
of us entering our “Senior Years.” Since I joined that
exclusive club several years ago, and with that in mind,
I found, and added a bit of my own experiences to a little
article from the Internet that I saved a while back. It really brings back fond memories of those good old days…
the pain returned with a
vengeance. The excruciating pain didn’t allow for
much sleep. I again went
to the Alabama dentist.
This time I told him to xray
the top, left portion of my
mouth, and lo and behold
one of my very back teeth
had a crater with exposed
nerve and infection.
He couldn’t pull the
tooth immediately so he
gave me pain killer and
anti-biotics and told me
to come back in 10 days
and he would perform oral
surgery.
As I packed to drive
to Michigan the next day,
I wished for a stronger
pain killer. The throbbing
wouldn’t stop. As I’m
making the 850 mile drive,
alone, in my small car, my
thoughts wouldn’t leave my
mouth and how it pained.
Finally the guy who never
stops unless his vehicle is
on empty, made a pit stop
in Berea, Kentucky. I just
had to find a pharmacy and
purchase a bottle of Motrin
or Advil.
With new pain killers in
hand, that actually quelled
the pain for a couple hours
a time, anyways I completed my trip to Clare.
After attending a wedding
on Saturday, and spending
time fishing with my son
on Sunday, the excruciating
pain, which had never really left, was getting more
unpleasant by the hour.
I made an emergency appointment with my Michigan dentist to get the darn
thing pulled. I couldn’t
stand it anymore, and after
taking a look at the mess of
a tooth, she agreed. I didn’t
know this, but they give
you a list of horrible things
that can happen with oral
surgery, and make you sign
off for liability purposes as
well. I thought it would be a
simple procedure, but after
reading all the warnings, I
began to worry.
The dentist, after numbing
my mouth, began to pull the
tooth. After seeing the concerned look on my dentist’s
face, I knew this was not going to be easy. She explained
the tooth she wanted to pull
was attached to a wisdom
tooth, and when she went to
pull it the tooth cracked.
So now I had to have two
teeth pulled and one was
cracked. Jokingly the dentist
said “You get two pulled for
the price of one.” Then she
proceeded to say in all her
years of dental practice she
had never encountered this
problem. My worry level
went up a notch.
After what seemed like
an eternity of pulling and
cutting around the tooth and
then stitching the bloody
mess up, I was finished.
Although I was bleeding
profusely in my mouth and
through my nose for a couple
of hours, all is good the next
day. I know I haven’t eaten a
good meal in two weeks, and
really haven’t eaten anything
in a couple of days, so if
there’s a silver lining, I’m
sure I lost a few pounds.
The pain appears gone,
and my latest over 50 experience- having a tooth pulled
( in my case two) is now behind me. I have no idea what
back pain, a heart attack, or a
stroke is like, but I do know
I never want to experience
the pain of an abscessed
tooth ever again.
Reflections
By Roger Campbell Ministries
The
ing. Others who came
before us have waged the
same battles we fight today.
Some have won and others
have lost and suffered the
consequences. Why not
choose to be among the
winners?
Samson and David were
overcome by sexual lust,
but Potiphar’s wife was unable to seduce Joseph, even
though he knew that resisting her advances would get
him into serious trouble
(Genesis 39). Peter yielded
to the pressure of the crowd
at the crucifixion and denied his Lord three times,
but John stood fearlessly at
the cross and accepted the
responsibility of caring for
Mary when asked to do so
(John 19).
A young missionary
was told by a counselor
to expect to win over the
temptation that was troubling him because God is
faithful. The counselor’s
advice was consistent with
the good news shared by
Paul, the apostle, in his letter to Corinthian believers:
we can overcome every
temptation that comes to
us (I Corinthians 10:13).
What good news!
Since God is faithful, He
has limited all the temptations you will ever face to
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No matter what our
kids and the new generation think about us, WE
ARE AWESOME !!! OUR Lives are LIVING
PROOF !!!
First, we survived being born to mothers who
smoked, took aspirin, ate
blue cheese dressing, tuna
from a can, and didn’t get
tested for diabetes. Then, after that trauma,
we were put to sleep on our
tummies in baby cribs covered with bright colored
lead-based paints.
We had no childproof
lids on medicine bottles,
locks on doors or cabinets,
and, when we rode our
bikes, we had baseball
caps, not helmets, on our
heads.
As infants and children,
we would ride in cars with
no car seats, no booster
seats, no seat belts, no air
bags, bald tires and sometimes no brakes.
Riding in the back of a
pick- up truck on a warm
day was always a special
treat.
We drank water from the
garden hose and not from
a bottle. We shared one soft drink
with four friends, from one
bottle, and no one actually
died from this. We ate tons of cookies,
cupcakes, white bread,
real butter, and bacon. We
drank Kool-Aid made with
real white sugar and we
weren’t overweight. WHY?
Because we were always
outside playing...that’s
why! We would leave home in
the morning and play all
day, as long as we were
back when the streetlights
came on. No one was able to
reach us all day, and, we
were OKAY. We would spend hours
building our go-carts out
of scraps and then ride
them down the hill, only
to find out we forgot the
brakes. After running into
the bushes a few times,
we learned to solve the
problem.
We did not have Smart
Phones or I-pads. There
were no video games, no
150+ channels on cable or
satelite, no video movies or
DVDs, no surround-sound
or CDs, no cell phones,
no personal computers,
no Internet and no Twitter
or Facebook to chat with
unseen friends.
WE HAD REAL
FRIENDS and we went
outside and found them!
We fell out of trees, got
cut, broke bones and teeth,
and there were no lawsuits
from those accidents.
We would get spankings with wooden spoons,
switches, ping-pong paddles, or just a bare hand, and no one would call child
services to report abuse.
We ate worms, and
mud pies made from dirt,
and the worms did not live
in us forever. We were given BB guns for
our 10th birthdays, 22 rifles
for our 12th, rode horses,
made up games with sticks
and tennis balls, and -although we were told it
would happen- we did not
put out very many eyes.
We took squirt guns and
cap pistols to school and no
one got expelled! We rode bikes or walked
to a friend’s house and
knocked on the door or
rang the bell, or just walked in and talked to
them. Little League had
tryouts and not everyone
made the team. Those who
didn’t had to learn to deal
with disappointment. Imagine that!! The idea of a parent
bailing us out if we broke
the law or got in trouble
at school was unheard of.
They actually sided with
the law and believed the
teachers and administrators! These generations
have produced some of the
best risk-takers, problem
solvers, and inventors ever.
The past 50 to 85 years
have seen an explosion of
innovation and new ideas. We had freedom, failure,
success and responsibility,
and we learned how to deal
with it all. If YOU are one of those
born between 1930 -1965,
CONGRATULATIONS!
We had the luck to grow
up as kids before the lawyers and the government
regulated so much of our
lives – all for our own good
of course. And although
today’s youngsters are
probably safer, do they
ever have as much fun as
we did back then?
Kind of makes you want
to run through the house
with scissors, doesn’t it ? Parents who host, lose the most
The good news about
TEMPTATION
Yielding to temptation
can be costly. A moment of
weakness may bring years
of regret. It is dangerous to
take temptation lightly.
Moses led his people out
of their slavery in Egypt to
freedom. He endured their
complaining and criticism of his leadership and
prayed for them when their
destruction seemed imminent. But an outburst of
temper kept him from leading them into the Promised
Land.
David rose from the
sheepfold to the throne. He
was eminently successful
and is still thought of as his
nation’s greatest king. But
his affair with Bathsheba
brought him sorrow and
has tainted his reputation
through the ages.
Temptation is common
to all. And there is nothing
sinful or disgraceful about
being tempted. It is in
yielding to temptation that
we miss out on the best in
life.
One of the encouraging
things about temptation
is its universal sameness.
Every temptation that
comes our way has been
experienced by someone
else. The setting may not
be the same, but the basics
of temptation are unchang-
To all the kids who survived the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s!
By Goldie Wood, Prevention & Outreach
Manager, Ten 16 Recovery Network
your power to overcome
them. No temptation that
is beyond your ability to
resist will ever be allowed
to confront you.
In order to give such
a guarantee, God has to
know the limit of your
strength. And He does!
According to the Bible, He
has already measured the
distance to your breaking point and forbids any
temptation to go beyond it.
Neither trials nor
temptations can move
beyond the limits placed
on them by the faithful
One who loves us. The
famous preacher, Henry
Ward Beecher, said, “No
physician ever weighed out
medicine to his patients
with half so much care and
exactness as God weighs
out to us every trial. Not
one grain too much does
He ever permit to be put on
the scale.”
Have you found yourself saying, “I just can’t
resist this temptation?”
Do you think you lack the
strength to break a bondage that has been dragging
you down and placing your
future in jeopardy?
Not true! When
tempted, we are all without
excuse. We can overcome.
Stop thinking like a
loser. You can win!
Roger Campbell was an
author, a broadcaster and
columnist who was a pastor for 22 years. Contact
us at [email protected]
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Don’t put off chat with teen
about underage drinking
With the school year beginning, most parents have
done all the obvious preparatory work. The school
supplies are purchased
before classes begin and the
few additional items that
always crop up are being
taken care of.
Likewise, most parents
have had several “talks”
with their children, especially if there have been
problems in the past or
the child is new to school.
There’s the “you must
behave” talk, the “do your
homework” talk and the “do
your best” talk.
The Clare County Communities That Care Coalition suspects there is one
talk you may not have had,
and that you should. That,
of course, is the “no underage drinking” talk.
It might be the one talk
that makes all the difference.
For some parents, drinking among teenagers is
the lesser of many other
possible evils. We hear of
parents buying alcohol for
their children and friends to
have parties. There are two
words for that. It’s “against
the law.”
The belief by some parents is that they can elicit a
promise from their teenager
only to drink at home or
another adult-supervised
gathering, thus the parent
will not have to worry about
drinking and driving.
The quality of that
promise ranks right up there
with “the dog ate my homework.” If you believe it you
are sure to be fooled.
Let us state it simply:
Teenagers, even the brightest and best among them,
often exhibit poor judgment. It is part of the maturing process. At times they
will act 25, at others they
will act 12 and the two may
come seconds apart.
It is risky enough as
an adult to imbibe before
you drive but most adults
are smart enough to know
anything more than a single
drink or two puts driving out
of consideration. A teenager
may not see it that way.
They may “be sure” they are
sober or that they can drive.
Such a mistake can be
deadly and it has been
deadly too often.
It would please us if we
never again had to read such
a story. Of all the bad news
that is printed, the loss of a
teenager at the bottom of a
bottle is about the worst.
Please, do your part to
see this doesn’t happen to
your family. Tell your teen
in no uncertain terms that
underage drinking will not
be tolerated and hold to that.
Will it absolutely prevent
it from happening? Of
course not. But it will lessen
the chances, we guarantee
you. Make this the first talk
of many? Do a check-in
with your kid about their
challenges and stressors. How are they coping? What
choices are they making? How do you help them live
life on life’s terms without turning to alcohol and
drugs? More than just say
no.
This is not the kind of
talk you want to be wishing
you’d had after it is too late.
Goldie J. Wood, MSA, CAC,
CPC, has been active in the substance abuse field for over thirty
years, focusing on adolescent
counseling, substance abuse
prevention, and coalition building
in Bay County and the state of
Michigan.
She currently serves as Prevention and Outreach Manager,
for 1016 Recovery Network, for
all six of their regional counties.
Her home office is at their Clare
site, where she will be a working
Supervisor.Goldie lives in Rhodes,
MI with her husband, three dogs,
and two cats. She has two wonderful adult children, 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She enjoys camping, fishing,
hunting and reading.
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Dear Editor:
I am writing to comment on the two wonderful letters regarding the
resignation of Dr. Robert
Vanderbrook in a recent
edition of the Review, from
Pat LaValley and Robert
Barker. They obviously
feel the same way about
Dr. Vanderbrook that my
husband Paul and I do, and
we only became patients
of Dr. Vanderbrook in
the last year. We were so
delighted to finally find a
doctor who was so caring
and tuned in to his patients,
and who took the time to
listen and explain, and we
were devastated to learn
that he was no longer with
the Mid-Michigan Medical
Center. What a great loss to
the community this is.
I echo Pat LaValley’s
sentiments that we would
follow him anywhere!
Sincerely,
Diane Mooradian
Harrison
Obituaries
The Clare County Review - August 28, 2015 - Page 7A
Engaged
Richard L. McLean Lawrence R. Rank
Richard L. McLean,
52, passed away at Mid
Michigan Medical Center, Midland, Michigan
on Thursday, August 13,
2015. A memorial service
honoring his life was held
on Monday, August 17,
2015 in Leslie, Michigan.
He was born on October 9,
1962 in Manistee, Michigan, the son of Sharon
Perry Schoenhals and
Richard L. McLean.
Richard graduated from
Meridian High School and
then spent 8 years in the
army where he received
training as a respiratory therapist, a career he
worked in for over twenty
years while he and his
former wife, Joan, raised
their two sons, Dustin and
Steven. In 2004 he married
Lisa (Medcoff) McLean.
Richard and Lisa lived in
Leslie, Michigan.
Visiting the Schoenhals family farm in Clare
County was very rewarding
to Richard and he never
tired of helping with farm-
ing responsibilities. He
enjoyed deer hunting with
relatives at the farm as well
as going to auction sales,
coin collecting, attending
concerts and Red Wing
hockey games. He also
found great joy in helping
those in need.
Parents, Sharon and Don
Schoenhals and brother,
Eric McLean, wish to express their sincere thanks to
friends who visited, provided food, and offered prayer
on their behalf during this
time of bereavement.
Lynda S. Boyer
Lynda S. Boyer, age 74
of Farwell, passed away
suddenly on Friday, August
21, 2015 at the MidMichigan Medical Center in
Clare. Lynda was born the
daughter of Harvey T. and
Juanita (LaVoye) Meeker
on September 27, 1940 in
Midland. She was united in
marriage to Henry L. Boyer
on June 29, 1957. She had
moved to Farwell in 1967.
Lynda was a member of the
Loyal Order of Moose and
the T.O.P.S. chapter in Farwell. She enjoyed bowling,
liked to hunt and fish and
doing puzzle books. She
was a loving grandmother;
cherishing each and everyone as special to her.
Lynda is survived by her
husband Henry; children
Patricia Boyer of Farwell,
Eric (Vicky) Boyer of Columbus, OH and Judy Boyer of Farwell; her mother
Juanita Whitmore; siblings
Roy Thurlow and Jeanette
Athey; half siblings Harvey
“Vernell” Thurlow and Jane
McDonald; 8 grandchildren,
several great grandchildren
and many others that called
her Grandma. Lynda was
predeceased by her father
Harvey and stepfather
Wayne Whitmore.
In keeping with Lynda’s
wishes cremation has taken
place. Burial will be held
in the Arthur Twp. Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to
the Mooseheart Charity.
Arrangements by the Clare
Chapel of StephensonWyman Funeral Home.
On-line guestbook at www.
stephenson-wyman.com
Lawrence R. Rank,
age 91 of Flower Mound,
Texas, formerly of Clare.
Lawrence was called
to be with the Lord on
Sunday, August 23, 2015,
in Flower Mound, Texas,
after a brief illness. Larry
was born May 11, 1924 on
the family farm on Dover
Road in Clare. He was the
son of Herman and Lucy
(Raddloff) Rank.
He married Jean Hutchison in 1947 and together
they had three children,
Greg (Mitzi) Rank of
Flower Mound Texas,
Linda (Cal) Coburn of
Brighton and Kurt (Julie)
Rank of Sanger, Texas.
He later married Ruth
Brown of Flint, who predeceased him in 2012.
Larry was a dairy farmer
in his earlier years and later
began his insurance and
real estate career. He was
well known in the community for his beautiful
singing voice and sang at
many local weddings and
funerals.
He retired in 1995 from
his crop insurance business
and lived in Flint. After the death of Ruth he
moved to Flower Mound,
Texas. Larry’s faith in God
was a steadfast pillar of his
life and he shared his love
of Christ with everyone.
He is survived by his
children and a sister Eileen
Hampton of Clare, 6
grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren.
He was predeceased by
his sisters Violet Stammon
(Archbold) of Clare, Elsie
The family of Lynda Boyer would like
to thank the Clare Emergency Workers
who tried to help save Lynda on Friday,
August 21st. Doctors, nurses, two
ambulance drivers, receptionists and
volunteers, everyone who went above
and beyond to help save her and took
care of us. We all thank you so much.
Sincerely,
Henry & Judy Boyer
and Family
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Section B
August 28, 2015
50’s Plus Lifestyles
Volunteering can keep 50s plus active and productive
By Pat Maurer
Review Correspondent
Clare County
Senior Services
According the Clare
County Senior Services
2010 annual report, “Volunteering is the practice of
people working on behalf
of others or a particular
cause without payment for
their time and services…
intended to promote good
or improve human quality
of life.”
Life after retirement
doesn’t need to be boring.
Now there is time to help
others.
For example, more
than 100 volunteers help
provide meals, care and
services to the seniors
in Clare County through
Senior Services. “The
Senior Services staff is a
very dedicated, hardworking and talented group of
people.”
Clare County volunteers
not only generously donate
their time, money and
skills,” the annual report
said, “but also make an
extraordinary impact on
those they serve. Through
their dedication, thou-
sands of hours have been
donated to the Senior
Services program by the
home-delivered meals
drivers, congregate meal
site volunteers, medical
transportation drivers and
many others.”
At the recent volunteer
recognition, Clare County
Senior Services Director
Lori Ware said, “Volunteers are special people.
In a busy world they have
time for other people. In
a selfish world they are
givers…volunteers will be
the first to admit that they
too gain from their efforts.
They make new friends
and learn skills they hadn’t
got before. Nice people
volunteer.”
To become one of the
Senior Services volunteers,
call 539-8870.
There are a lot of ways
to “volunteer” in Clare
County.
MidMichigan
Medical Center
There is a wide variety
of ways to volunteer at
MidMichigan Medical
Center including:
Ambassador: Volunteers provide support to
patients during hospitalization by answering general
questions regarding their
hospital stay.
Ancillary: Volunteers
can serve in such areas as
the Emergency Department, the Medical/Surgical
unit, Urgent Care, Pre-Admission and other Medical
Center departments.
Escort: Volunteers assist
patients and visitors in
finding their way throughout the Medical Center.
Gift Shop: Volunteers
sell gift items to visitors
and Medical Center staff.
A Gift Cart service is also
available.
Magazine: Volunteers
provide a magazine loan
service to patients.
Patient Floors: Vol-
unteers assist on patient
floors with a variety of
functions.
Popcorn Committee:
Volunteers make and sell
popcorn daily.
Reception Desk: Volunteers sort mail, relay
messages and direct visitors to patient rooms and
other areas of the Medical
Center.
Transporter: Volunteers
transport patients via
wheelchairs from one hospital department to another.
To find out more visit
the MidMichigan Medical Center website, or call
802-5000.
Clare Railroad
Depot restoration
A new site for The old
historic Clare Railroad
Depot now has a new
site and a committee is
working on raising funds
renovate the more than 100
year old building. There
are numerous opportunities
to get involved in the project. To help out you can
become a member of the
Depot Steering Committee,
offer ideas for fundraising, donate time, money or
materials, sponsor a paver
brick, donate historic items
and photos related to the
depot. For more information contact Diane Lyon at
386-7541
Clare County
United Way
To volunteer to help
with many other organizations in the county, go to
the Clare County United
Way, website to download
an application.
Social networking, blogging, using computer good for 50s
By Pat Maurer
Review Correspondent
For many, computers are
a great tool that allows you
to have a hobby.
Like to cook? Get some
great recipes off the Food
Channel website.
But that’s not all you can
do with a computer. You
can connect through social
networking websites like
Facebook. It doesn’t cost
anything to stay in touch
and update friends and
family about your life. You
can even share photos and
movies online. There’s no
need to miss a family birthday – you can see a video
of your grandkids blowing
out the candles or opening
your present.
If you want to try something new, there are millions of websites dedicated
to every possible subject.
You can start a brand new
hobby and find all the information you need.
Then there’s blogging.
Share your lifetime of
experience, ideas and opinions with the world – or just
your family. Blogs can be
public or private and a great
was to express yourself.
Go shopping. Have you
ever wanted something
you just can’t find locally?
Chances are you can find
it online and it won’t cost
any gas or time. If you are
a coin collector or looking
for a new great book to
read, there are often great
discounts online. With one
of the new Kindles, you
can even download books,
more than 1,000, and read
them electronically – and
there are loads of classic
stories that cost little or
nothing to buy online.
Don’t have a computer?
Don’t let that stop you.
Our area libraries do have
them and offer free internet
access too. If you are
nervous about learning, or
wonder how much you will
use a computer, start at the
library. You can purchase
later if you really enjoy it.
In Clare at the Pere
Marquette District Library,
there are computer classes
available.
Give them a call to find
out dates and times for
classes. Registration is required call 989-539-6711.
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50’s Plus Lifestyles
Senior Services offers much to local communities
Locations for the meal
and from medical appointsites are: Clare Castle 502 ments.
Beech St. Clare - Call BilPersonal Care, another
lie Heron (989) 386-7130; aspect of the program, proHarrison Senior Palace 212 vides help to primary careBroad St. Harrison - Call
givers, offering a reprieve
Lana Tyler (989) 539from the duties by offering
6515; Lake 9840 School
companionship, superviRd., Lake - Call Reva
sion and assistance to frail
Bohy (989) 544-2836; and elderly persons. They offer
Lake George 175 Lake
help with daily living acGeorge Ave., Lake George tivities for frail individuals
- Call Cheryl Myers (989) such as bathing, dressing,
588-9841.
grooming, toileting, eating
The 6,700 square foot
and general moving about.
facility in Clare, with a
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vices provide assistance
is on the first floor of the
with routine activities to
four-story senior housing
maintain a clean and safe
complex.
environment for seniors,
The Home Delivered
including light housekeepMeal Program, manned by ing, shopping, meal prepavolunteer drivers, delivration and laundry.
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Disease Prevention and
seniors and spouses who
Health Promotion provides
are unable to adequately
information and support
prepare their own meals.
to seniors assisting them
In-Home services are
in avoiding illness and imArea seniors enjoy lunch at the Clare Castle meal site.
also a feature of the county proving their health. Serprogram. According to the vices may include health
brochure, “Senior Services risk assessments, health
Case Managers visit clients promotion programs,
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tery, wood and glassware. ing is a time consuming
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referrals to other service
the Clare County building
activity that is enjoyable
anywhere. You can start
providers and programs.
at 225 West Main Street,
and beneficial. Craftwith easy patterns and
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Mosaic Art
Use different shaped
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tiles to create a unique
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Our Care Options
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By Pat Maurer
Review Correspondent
Since October 1, 2009,
Clare County has been
operating its own Senior
Services and meal sites,
taking over the program
from the Clare-Gladwin
Council on Aging.
The program offers
Congregate Meals at four
senior dining centers
throughout the county,
“providing area seniors
with fun, food, friendship and an opportunity to
remain connected to the
greater community.”
Funding sources for the
county programs are from
grants provided by Region
VII Area Agency on Aging
and Office of Services to
the Aging; millage, donations and program income.
The department staff
includes: Executive Director Lori Ware; Nutrition
Director Carol Majewski;
In Home Director Annette
Mead; Case Coordinator
Amy Longstreth; and Case
Coordinator & MMAP
Counselor Jenn Kendall.
Ware said, “Our four
sites serve a well-balanced
meal Monday through
Friday for a suggested
donation of $2.25 for each
meal. We do ask that participants make a reservation a day in advance. We
also offer a cold supper
sack to take home for din-
ner when requested. Visit
a center for a menu and
site specific information.
I would love feedback on
what the community would
like to see happen at their
center because it is their
center.”
Crafting stimulates mind, lessens stress
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Community Events
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HOMETOWN
CELEBRATION
Fun for everyone. Exhibit
building open Saturday 9am
to 5pm. Kids games from 2
to 5pm Saturday and our Big
Derby Saturday night. Free
senior bingo with prizes at
the Senior Center from noon
to 2pm on Sunday, September 6. Petting zoo will be
Saturday, Sunday afternoon
and Monday after the parade.
Parade will be Monday, September 7. Registration at the
Little League Field at 8am.
Our theme is Under the Sea.
Parade is at 10am. Come and
enjoy the fun.
CHARIOTS OF FIRE
CAR SHOW
The 7th Annual Chariots
of Fire Car show will be Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015 at Clare
Christ Fellowship 3260 E.
Colonville Rd., Clare. Admission is free to the public. The
free “kids corner” includes a
bouncy house, games and
fun activities. We offer a flea
market, silent auction, and
home cooked food at reasonable prices. Door prizes are
awarded hourly. For more info
call Mary at 588-9308
GOP MEETING
“Clare County GOP will be
holding their monthly meeting
Thursday, September 3 at the
Doherty Hotel. Dinner is at 6
pm with the meeting starting at 7 pm. There will be
updates from several public
officials as well as information on upcoming events.
The public is welcome and
encouraged to attend. Any
questions can be directed to:
[email protected]”
MMCC RAFFLES OFF 50
CREDITS FOR ITS 50TH
ANNIVERSARY
In celebration of MMCC’s
50th Anniversary, the college will give away 50 credit
hours of paid tuition at its
annual Fall Festival & BBQ
on September 20th. Each $5
ticket to the festival is also a
raffle ticket, the grand prize
of which is the paid tuition.
The 50 credits are transferable and can be used any
time within the next ten years,
and has a present-day value
between $5,000 and $10,000.
Other prizes will be raffled
as well, including a largescreen TV, four golf packages to Sugar Springs, and a
number of gift cards to Family
Fare Supermarkets. Winners
do not need to be present
at the festival to claim their
prizes.
This year, tickets can be
purchased online at midmich.
edu/bbq, which allows nonlocal individuals to conveniently make a purchase. All
proceeds from MMCC’s Fall
Festival & BBQ directly support student scholarships.
Good food and family activities will be underway from
noon until 4:00PM. Event
tickets provide attendees a
pork BBQ meal, complete
with baked beans, corn on
the cob, and desserts.
The Harrison campus will
transform into a festival atmosphere with fun children’s
games and inflatables, fishing
in a trout pond, homemade
ice cream, cotton candy,
popcorn, and live onstage
entertainment.
As part of the day’s festivities, MMCC will host a car,
truck and motorcycle show,
filling the front lawn with
classic vehicles. Additionally,
Imperial Wrestling Entertainment will join the festival for
the 2nd year. Plan to enjoy
this family-friendly, choreographed wrestling action.
FREE FOOD PANTRY
The community churches
in the Rosebush area sponsor
a free food ministry called the
“Rosebush Ecumenical Assistance Program (R.E.A.P.).”
The REAP food pantry is
open to all that are in need
but is limited to the following
six zip codes at this time:
48878 – Rosebush, 48858 –
Mt. Pleasant, 48617 – Clare,
48622 – Farwell, 48632 –
Lake, 48893 - Weidman
If you are in need of food
products you may visit REAP
on Thursday’s at 9:00am –
11:00am, limited to two visits
per month. Please bring a
valid drivers license. REAP
is located in the basement of
the St. Henry’s Church at the
corner of Vernon & Mission,
Rosebush. For more information contact 989-433-2957
CHICKEN BBQ DINNER
You are invited to our
Annual Chicken BBQ Dinner
Sunday, September 6. It is at
The Lake George Boosters
Club, 89 S. Bringold, north of
Lake George. Everyone is
welcome and we start serving
at 4pm until the chicken is
gone. Take out is available.
MMCC THEATRE AUDITION
The Good Doctor, Mid
Michigan Community College
will be holding open auditions for their upcoming Fall
Semester Drama “The Good
Doctor” by Neil Simon.
Audition Dates: September
1st , Audition Time: 3:00pm
- 6:00pm , Place: Harrison
Campus Auditorium
Roles available: There
are 15 characters than can
be play by 5 or 15 actors.
Special demands: Russian
Accents, comic timing and
physical dexterity. Auditions
will consist of the following
Improv. Games, Cold Readings, Monologues. Scripts will
be available by e-mail for the
specific materials for specific
part that you specify interest
in beginning July 30. Email:
[email protected]
WINE WALK
Clare Wine Walk 2.0, Beer
versus Wine will be on Saturday, August 29th from 4:008:00 pm in beautiful Downtown Clare and Art Alley. For
just $10, participants can
purchase a punch card which
includes an Event Glass, then
stroll around downtown Clare
and the newly opened Art
Alley to experience shopping and activities brought
to you by the participating
merchants! The punch card
is your entry for food and fun,
plus discounted samplings
of Michigan wine and craft
beers for just $1 each!
Activities include the “Fun
Headquarters” brought to you
by the new Clare Jaycees,
plus Pub Trivia, Selfie Stations, Bowling in the (Art
Alley), music and much more!
At the end of the evening,
the scoreboard will show the
ultimate winner of the night!
Beer or Wine?!!
To purchase a punch card
in advance or for more information, call 989-386-2442 or
visitwww.claremichigan.com.
GRIEF RECOVERY
SUPPORT GROUP
Grief Share is a friendly,
caring group of people who
will walk alongside you
through one of life’s most
difficult experiences. You
don’t have to go through the
grieving process alone.
A Grief Recovery Support
Group will be held at Clare
Assembly of God, 3557 E.
Colonville Rd. beginning
Wednesday, September 13th
at 6:30 p.m. You are invited
to come join us. You may
contact us at 386-3232 if you
wish.
HELP FEED THE HUNGRY!
Local food pantry is
partnering with Meijer of
Mt. Pleasant in their “Simply Give” program. Today
through September 12 Meijer
will match your $10 donation
with all proceeds going to
the REAP Food Pantry which
serves the greater Clare /
Mt. Pleasant area. From
September 3 – 5 Meijer will
“double-match” all $10 donations made via the “Simply
Give” cards available at the
check-out of the Mt. Pleasant
Meijer.
FISHING FOR FREEDOM
Please join us at our 3rd
Annual Fishing for Freedom
Bass-Muskellunge Tournament on Budd Lake in
Harrison. This will be held
Saturday, September 12th
at 4:00 p.m. to dusk. 30% is
donated back to the Veterans
Freedom Park. We need this
support now for then ever for
the completion of the Veterans Freedom Park.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
League of Women Voters
Speaker at Clare County
Democratic Party Meeting on
September 3rd. Sarah Delia
of the League of Women’s
Voters will be the featured
speaker at the next Clare
County Democratic Party
meeting on Thursday, September 3rd. The meeting will
begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Pere
Marquette District Library at
185 E. 4th St. in Clare. The
public is welcome to attend.
For more information, visit
www.clarecountydemocrats.
School supplies donated
“The American Legion
Riders of Post 558 in
Farwell made a generous
donation of school supplies
to the Farwell Elementary
School. Under the leadership of Aaron Moline (4th
from the right), the Riders
heard about the school’s
need and answered the call. The items include all the
usual school supplies plus
“emergency” changes of
new, in the package underwear for those occassional
mishaps. Post Commander
Brent Coates (far left)
stated “All of us at Post
558 are eager to be a part
of the community and help
out wherever we can. I commend Aaron and
all The Riders for their selfless efforts in this successful project.” The Ladies
Auxilieary is always ready
to assist with any Post 558
activity and this was no
exception. The Auxiliary is represented by their President,
Jan Penton (2nd from the
right). The members of
Post 558 collected and
donated over $500 worth of
needed items.”
CCCF receives grant
The Clare County
Community Foundation
recently met with Clare
Veteran’s Services to present
a $10,000 grant and tour
the future site of the new
Veteran’s Park.
Pictured in the photo, L
to R: Rod Loomis (CCCF
Trustee), Carol Santini
(CCCF Trustee), Jim
Allen (CCCF Executive
Director), Sheryl Presler
(CCCF Trustee), Renee
Haley (Director of Veteran’s
Services Clare County), Ray
Stover (CCCF Trustee), Larry
Laverty (CCCF Trustee).
Enrolling
Students
Now
Pioneer Alternative High School and Adult Education is
currently enrolling students for the 2015/2016 school year.
Classes at Pioneer Alternative Education are taught by
highly qualified staff at an individualized pace with small
class sizes.We offer FREE breakfast and lunch. A computer
lab and laptops are available for student use. Pioneer also
has upgraded campus-wide wi-fi. We have a greenhouse
where students can experience unique hands-on learning
and sustainable practices. We offer flexible scheduling
which allows students to learn at their own pace.
Pioneer’s Adult Education program offers FREE tuition
and FREE GED testing! We offer GED classes Monday
through Friday in Clare and at the Michigan Works! office
in Harrison. We also offer Adult High School
Completion for students age 20 and older who are close to
meeting the State’s graduation requirements.
OPEN HOUSE is September 10th from 5:00-7:00 pm
Call (989)386-3067 or stop by 670 Ann Arbor Trail
(Next to the Brookwood Football field). Office hours are
8:00-3:00, school starts Tuesday, September 8th.
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Ask about free outdoor storage with select service packages. Indoor storage available as
well as shrink wrapping and winterization. We also will shrink wrap and store your PWC.
Shrink Wrapping per foot ....................................................... $7.00
We use 2”x4” framing, not string. NO HIDDEN FEES!
Outdoor Storage, boat .................Free with select service package
PWC on trailer ...............................Free with select service package
Indoor Storage, boat ......................................................... $250.00
Indoor Storage, Single PWC ............................................. $100.00
Indoor Storage, Double PWC ........................................... $150.00
Store your boat here instead of your driveway!
We Redeck and Carpet Boats as Well as Interiors.
Spring Start-Up ..................................................................... $65.00
At the Ideal Theater
Rated PG-13
One hour, 42 minutes long
Starts Friday
August 28
Showtimes:
Outboard Winterization ........................................................ $45.00
Add $64.95 for 4 stroke oil change and filter.
Inboard/Outboard ................................................................. $79.95
Add $64.95 for oil change and filter.
PWC Winterization................................................................ $69.95
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manifold and block afterwards. All lower end fluid is removed and changed with new fluid.
Slightly higher charges for synthetic lower lube and newer Volvo stern drives.
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Pioneer runners expect another big season
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By Ben Murphy
Sports Writer
in the division three state
finals. They look to be in
pretty good shape again
this year as they return
seven all-conference runners from last year’s squad.
“We have a hard working team of girls who
continue to get better each
day,” eighth year girls’
head coach Kyle McKown
said. “We have an exciting
mix of new runners that
are mixing well with our
veteran upperclassmen.”
Seniors returning for the
When it comes to cross
country in this area, Clare
just seems to dominate.
Both the girls’ and boys’
teams expect yet another
banner year. Though as
usual they’ll have to work
for it to happen.
The girls team won their
fifth straight Jack Pine
Conference title last year
and also took second at
regionals and finished 15th
Lady Pioneers are Madison
McPhee (all-conference),
Paige Gould (all-conference), juniors Jasmine
Harper (all-conference, allregional, all-state), Holly
Pummell (all-conference,
all-regional), Makenzie
Harmon (all-conference,
all-regional), Hannah
Brown (all-conference,
all-regional) and Jordyn
Bradley (all-conference).
New to the team are
freshmen Lainey Veenkant,
Olivia Haring and Tarryn
Winter.
“Our kids understand
the commitment that it
takes to be the best that
they can be and they
have been working hard
throughout the summer to
prepare for the upcoming
season,” McKown said.
“We will be working hard
to continue improving as a
team throughout the entire
season.”
While the Lady Pioneers
should be the favorites in
the JPC once again, they
also have bigger aspirations
in mind too.
“Roscommon has a
large and tough program
in the JPC each year and
Meridian will be a program
on the rise this season,”
McKown said. “Our goals
include qualifying for the
state finals as a team and
finishing in the top 10 in
the state. We are in a very
tough region this year so
we will be preparing well
to be at our best when the
end of the season comes.”
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The boys had an even
arguably better year last
season. The Pioneers ran to
their seventh straight JPC
championship, their second
straight regional title and
an eighth place finish at the
state finals.
The boys may not be as
jam-packed with returning
runners but that doesn’t
mean they have lowered
their expectations.
“The goals are the same
as always,” eighth year
boys’ head coach Adam
Burhans said. “We want
to retain the JPC title and
qualify as a team for states”
Senior Chase Field
returns after nabbing
second team all-conference
honors last year, junior
Ben Haupt was first team
all-conference and also
all-regional and sophomore
Jimmy Teall was first team
all-conference and named
to the all-regional team as
well.
“We are working hard
at being good teammates,
training smart and working
toward achievable goals,”
Burhans said. “Senior
Nick Wertheimer and junior Scotty Baldwin are in
the best pre-season shape
of their lives, so we’re
hoping to see them make
charges soon.”
The Pioneers add three
freshmen to the mix that
will look to crack varsity
spots as well, those being
Davin Good, Aidan Boyd
and Jayce Miller.
“All of them are solid,
very coachable freshmen
who were consistently the
top junior high runners in
the conference,” Burhans
said. “Good and Boyd
were one-two at every
jamboree, with Miller
floating into the top five at
every junior high jamboree.”
Clare opens its season
at the Benzie Central
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and hosts its own invite on
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The Clare County Review - August 28, 2015 - Page 5B
Clare soccer looks to take next step
by Ben Murphy
Sports Writer
The Clare soccer team
took a big step forward
in the 2014 season. After
a couple sub-par seasons
the Pioneers climbed back
to the .500 mark and are
hoping to keep the win
totals ticking upwards.
“Last year was a good
season with some of
those losses being close,
one goal games,” 13th
year head coach Doug
Helmling said. “We gelled
as a team and it showed
in our play. My early
thoughts on the team this
year are that we have a
strong group of players
who are eager to take
the team to it’s highest
potential. They all work
for the benefit of the team,
putting the team first is
essential to a successful
campaign.”
Returning from last
year’s team that went
11-11 are seniors Collin
Beavan (defense, first
team all-conference),
Camden Dice (midfield,
first team all-conference),
Alex Dysinger (defense),
Ryan Whiteman (forward,
all-conference) and juniors
Alec Foley (midfield) and
Braeden Werth (midfield).
New to the team are
seniors Peter DeRoche
(defense), Mike Glowniak
(forward), Logan Owens
(midfield), Bobby
Woodman (goalie),
juniors Charles Gray
(defense), Lucas Bongard
(defense), Thadeus Warner
(midfield), Trevor Crowley
(defense), Nik Schlicht
(midfield), Mitch Hilliard
(defense), Ben Mellish
(defense) and sophomore
James Dietsch (defense).
“We have some strong
leaders on the team,”
Helmling said. “Beavan,
Dice and Whiteman have
been on the varsity team
all four years, they are
exceptional leaders who
have earned their stripes. I
think our greatest strength
is our sense of team. With
just six returning players,
our biggest challenge will
be to find that on-field
chemistry which is so vital
in this sport.”
The Pioneers will once
again compete in the South
Division of the Northern
Michigan Soccer League.
“It seems like every
season there are tough
teams,” Helmling said.
“Gladwin is returning
a strong core of players
from last season. McBain
Northern Michigan
Christian has been
developing their program
over the last few seasons
and are always tough. Big
Rapids Crossroads always
seems to field a good side.
It’s anyone’s guess this
early which team is going
to be on top.
“Our team goals are
essentially the same every
year,” Helmling added.
“We take every match one
at a time and work toward
districts. Short term we
want to improve week to
week. If we do that we
will be in contention for
another divisional title
and a spot in the NMSL
championship tournament.
Long-term we shoot for a
district title.”
The Pioneers opened
their season at the Laker
Invitational on Saturday,
going 2-1 on the day.
Clare opened up the
tournament with a 4-0
win over Birch Run, then
topped host Elkton-Pigeon
8-0. The Pioneers had their
lone setback in their final
match, losing to Yale 4-0.
Dice finished the day
with six goals and one
assist, Glowniak had
two goals, Crowley had
one goal and one assist,
Warner had one goal and
one assist, Schlicht and
Werth had one goal each,
Foley had two assists,
Beavan had one assist and
Whiteman had four assists.
John Helmling was in
goal all day and had an
84-percent save rate.
Clare (2-1) is at
Hemlock tonight (Friday)
and opens league play
at Houghton Lake on
Wednesday.
“We are excited about
Photo by Ben Murphy
Alec Foley is one of six returning players out to help the
Clare soccer team to another strong season.
this season,” Helmling
said. “With the numbers
of players who came out
to play this year, we have
ample athletes with some
good skill and soccer
sense. These young men
have put in some extra
training in the off-season,
with several attending
various camps. We’re fired
up to make the most of the
season.”
2015 AREA FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES
CLARE
19
21
26
2015 FALL SCHEDULE
VARSITY FOOTBALL
7:00 P.M.
Aug. 27
at Ithaca
Sept. 4
BEAL CITY
11
ROSCOMMON
18
MERIDIAN
25
at Beaverton
Oct. 2
Homecoming HOUGHTON LAKE
9
GLADWIN
16
at Farwell
23
at Harrison
JV FOOTBALL
Aug. 26
Sept. 3
10
17
24
Oct. 1
8
15
22
ITHACA
at Beal City
at Roscommon
at Meridian
BEAVERTON
at Houghton Lake
at Gladwin
FARWELL
HARRISON
6:30 P.M.
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
FRESHMEN FOOTBALL
Aug. 26
ALMA
Sept. 2
MERIDIAN
10
at Shepherd
17
at Meridian
Oct. 8
at Gladwin
15
at Chip Hills
22
SHEPHERD
TIME
5:00 pm
7:30 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
5:00 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Aug. 21
at Coleman Quad
24
at Kalkaska Quad
Sept. 8
at Sacred Heart
9
ROSCOMMON
12
at Breckenridge Tourn.
16
at Harrison
19
at Crossroads Tourn.
21
at Farwell
23
GLADWIN
30
CLARE JPC QUAD
Oct. 7
at Roscommon
12
SHEPHERD
14
HARRISON
19
FARWELL
21
at Gladwin
24
at North Branch
28
at Meridian JPC Quad
TIME
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
9:00 am
7:00 pm
9:00 am
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
5:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
8:30 am
5:00 pm
JV VOLLEYBALL
Aug. 21
JV QUAD
22
at Beal City Tourn.
24
at Pine River Quad
27
at Houghton Lake
Sept. 8
at Sacred Heart
9
ROSCOMMON
16
at Harrison
19
at Alma Tourn.
21
at Farwell
23
GLADWIN
28
at Beaverton Quad
Oct. 7
at Roscommon
12
SHEPHERD
14
HARRISON
TIME
4:00 pm
9:00 am
5:00 pm
9:00 am
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
9:00 am
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
FARWELL
6:00 pm
at Gladwin
6:00 pm
at Houghton Lake 5:00 pm
9th VOLLEYBALL
Aug. 25
at Big Rapids Crossroads
Sept. 2
at Shepherd
8
at Sacred Heart
12
at Alma Tourn.
19
at Shepherd Tourn.
23
GLADWIN
28
at Meridian Quad
Oct. 1
at Beal City Tourn.
12
SHEPHERD
13
at Beal City
21
at Gladwin
26
FRESHMEN QUAD
TIME
5:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
9:00 am
9:00 am
6:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
5:00 pm
BOYS VARSITY SOCCER
TIME
Aug. 22
at Laker Invite
TBA
28
at Hemlock
4:30 pm
Sept. 1
at Roscommon
5:00 pm
3
PINE RIVER
7:00 pm
8
at Houghton Lake
5:00 pm
10
at McBain NMC
5:00 pm
14
at Pinnconning
5:00 pm
15
CROSSROADS
7:00 pm
17
GLADWIN
7:00 pm
22
at Pine River
4:30 pm
23
HOUGHTON LAKE
7:00 pm
26
at Alpena Tournament
10:00 am
29
at Crossroads
5:00 pm
Oct. 1
McBAIN NMC
7:00 pm
5
ALMA
7:00 pm
6
at Gladwin
5:00 pm
12
CROSSOVER
TBA
14
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP TBA
19 - 23
Districts
TBA
26 - 31
Regionals
TBA
BOYS JV SOCCER
TIME
Aug. 22
at Saginaw Heritage Tourn.9:00 am
28
BIG RAPIDS
3:00 pm
Sept. 8
at Houghton Lake
7:00 pm
10
at McBain NMC
7:00 pm
14
at Valley Lutheran
4:30 pm
17
GLADWIN
5:30 pm
21
VALLEY LUTHERAN
6:30 pm
23
HOUGHTON LAKE
5:30 pm
26
at Alpena
TBA
30
at Big Rapids
4:30 pm
Oct. 1
MCBAIN NMC
5:30 pm
5
ALMA
5:30 pm
6
at Gladwin
7:00 pm
10
JV TOURNAMENT
10:00 am
BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Aug. 25
at Chip Hills Invite
29
at Benzie Invite
Sept. 2
PIONEER INVITE
12
at Bullock Creek
15
at Beal City (MS & JV)
19
at Holly Invite
23
at Farwell JPC Jamboree
26
at Delta Invite
Oct. 3
at Carson City Invite
7
at Gladwin JPC Jam.
10
at Portage Invite
16
at Montabella Invite
21
at Harrison JPC Jam.
TIME
9:00 am
10:00 am
3:30 pm
9:30 am
4:00 pm
9:00 am
4:30 pm
9:00 am
9:00 am
4:00 pm
9:00 am
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
ALL CAPS denotes a home game
24
31
Nov. 7
at Chip Hills
11:00 am
at Bear Lake/Manistee Reg. TBA
at MIS State Finals
TBA
HARRISON
2015 FALL SCHEDULE
VARISTY FOOTBALL
Sept. 3
Evart
11
Houghton Lake
18
Gladwin
25
FARWELL
Oct. 2
Roscommon
9
Meridian
(HOMECOMING)
16
BEAVERTON
23
CLARE
TIME
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
JV FOOTBALL
Sept. 2
10
17
24
Oct. 1
8
15
22
TIME
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
EVART
HOUGHTON LAKE
GLADWIN
Farwell
ROSCOMMON
Meridian
6:30 pm
Beaverton
Clare
JV/VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Sept. 1
EVART
8
LAKE CITY
9
Beaverton
16
CLARE
19
Manton Inv. (JV only)
21
Meridian
23
Houghton Lake
26
Manton Inv.(Varsity)
28
JV Quad Meet
30
Varsity Quad Meet
Oct. 3
Farwell Inv. (Varsity)
7
BEAVERTON
10
Tri Meet
10
JV Invitational
14
Clare
19
MERIDIAN
21
HOUGHTON LAKE
26
JV QUAD MEET
28
Varsity Quad Meet
Nov. 2
11/2 thru 11/6– Districts
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
TIME
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
TBA
TBA
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
TBA
CROSS COUNTRY
TIME
Sept. 2
Clare Invitational
4:30 p.m.
8
Evart/Farwell
4:30 p.m.
12
Bullock Creek Invitational 9:00 a.m.
19
HARRISON INVITATIONAL 10:00 a.m.
23
Farwell Jamboree
4:30 p.m.
26
Al Kayner Invitational
10:00 a.m.
Oct. 3
Pine River Invitational
9:00 a.m.
7
Gladwin Jamboree
4:30 p.m.
21
Harrison Jamboree
4:30 p.m.
24
Chippewa Hills
11:00 a.m.
FARWELL
2015 FALL SCHEDULE COMING SOON
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Returning runners to lead Hornets
by Ben Murphy
Sports Writer
The Harrison cross
country teams will have
just enough runners to fill
out complete boys’ and
girls’ cross country teams,
but the Hornets hope
they’ll get all they need in
the limited numbers.
“As of now, we have
a very small team but I
hope to pick up a couple
more runners for both
once school begins to help
develop more competition
in practice,” head coach
Tod Reeve said. “The
outcome for the season is
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Jewelry
Bridal Specialist
Repairs
“We Buy Gold”
up in the air right now but
the kids are all working
hard and working together
to improve. This is an extremely nice group of kids
to coach.”
Seniors Branden Taylor
and Ray Chenoweth both
return for their second
year, juniors Andy Cargill
and Ray Ramirez return as
well and sophomore Zach
Taylor returns as well.
“All of them return
from last year,” Reeve
said. “Cargill and Ramirez
are hoping to move up in
the Jack Pine Conference
and receive all-conference
recognition by the end of
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DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL
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DEBT WAS DISCHARGED IN A BANKRUPTCY
PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS NOT AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THAT DEBT. If you are in the
Military, please contact our office at the number listed
below. ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee for any reason.
In that event, your damages, if any, shall be limited
solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at sale,
plus interest, and the purchaser shall have no further
recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the
Mortgagee’s attorney. MORTGAGE SALE – Default
has been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by: Karl Smith and Barbara Smith, Husband and Wife to Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for Citibank, N.A., its successors and assigns, Mortgagee, dated April 26, 2012
and recorded October 5, 2012 in Liber 1210 Page 334
Clare County Records, Michigan. Said mortgage was
assigned through mesne assignments to:Federal National Mortgage Association, by assignment dated October 17, 2014 and recorded October 27, 2014 in Liber
1271, Page 276, on which mortgage there is claimed
to be due at the date hereof the sum of One Hundred
Thirteen Thousand Fifty-Three Dollars and Three
Cents ($113,053.03) including interest 4.5% per annum. Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided,
notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some
part of them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of Clare
County at 11:00AM on September 9, 2015 Said premises are situated in Township of Lincoln, Clare County, Michigan, and are described as: Lots 443 and 444
of White Birch Lakes of Clare Number 3, according to
Plats, Lincoln Township, Clare County, State of Michigan. Commonly known as 5283 Oak Run, Farwell MI
48622 The redemption period shall be 6 months from
the date of such sale, unless determined abandoned in
accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a,
in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days
from the date of such sale, or upon the expiration of
the notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If
the property is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter
32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL
600.3278, the borrower will be held responsible to the
person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging
the property during the redemption period. Dated:
8/07/2015 Federal National Mortgage Association,
Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100 Rochester Hills,
MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File No: 14-12212
(08-07)(08-28)
the season. Brandon Taylor
is hoping to show great
improvement in his second
year of cross country and
Chenworth is also competing in his second year,
hoping to overcome some
injuries. Zach Taylor will
be splitting time between
cross country and football.”
The girls on the team are
seniors Raylene Ramirez,
Jessica Scherrer and Lexi
LaChappa along with
juniors Alleah Shellito and
Mirella Petrucci.
“Ramirez is hoping to
step up and receive recognition in the conference,”
Reeve said. “Scherrer and
LaChappa are expecting to
make great strides in their
second year of running.
Shellito is running for the
first time and Petrucci is
from Italy and is experiencing distance running for the
first time.”
The Hornets opened
their season at Chippewa
Hills on Tuesday and again
on Wednesday at the Clare
Invitational.
Harper
receives
Masters
Amber Harper of
Clare (48617) has received
her Master of Education in
Learning and
Technology from Western Governors University
(WGU). The university
held
its 29th semi-annual commencement ceremony in
Salt Lake City on August
15
and celebrated the graduation of more than 8,500
graduates.
Couture on
Dean’s List
Kendra Couture of
Harrison was named to the
Spring 2015 Dean’s List at
Mary Baldwin College.
Students named to the
Dean’s List earned grade
point averages of 3.50
to 3.74. To be eligible, a
student must be a degree
candidate and must have
earned at least 12 semester hours for the grading
period.
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Clare County residents.
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Decedent's Estate
State of Michigan
Probate Court
County of Clare
File No. 15-16873-DE
Estate of:
Duane Robert Kelley
Deceased
Date of Birth: 06/01/1950
TO ALL CREDITORS:*
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS:
The decedent, Duane Robert
Kelley, died 02/16/2015.
Creditors of the decedent are
notified that all claims against
the estate will be forever
barred unless presented to
Yvonne Foster, personal
representative or to both the
probate court at Clare County
Probate Court, P.O. Box 96,
Harrison, MI 48625-0096 and
the personal representative
within 4 months after the date
of publication of this notice.
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THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUMBER
BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY.
ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded by
the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, your damages,
if any, shall be limited solely to the return of the bid
amount tendered at sale, plus interest.
MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the
conditions of a mortgage made by Joseph B. Oaks, a
single man, original mortgagor(s), to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Mortgagee, dated November 17, 2011, and recorded on November 28, 2011
in Liber 1183 on Page 453, and modified by agreement
dated May 12, 2014, and recorded on August 28, 2014
in Liber 1266 on Page 306, and assigned by mesne assignments to American Financial Resources, Inc. as
assignee as documented by an assignment, in Clare
county records, Michigan, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of SixtyThree Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-Five and 78/100
Dollars ($63,455.78).
Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage
and the statute in such case made and provided, notice
is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public vendue, at the place of holding the circuit court within Clare County, at 11:00 AM, on September 9, 2015.
Said premises are situated in Township of Lincoln,
Clare County, Michigan, and are described as: Lot 538,
White Birch Lakes of Clare No. 3, as recorded in Liber
12, on page 11, Clare County Records.
The redemption period shall be 6 months from the
date of such sale, unless determined abandoned in accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date of such
sale.
If the property is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter
32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, pursuant to
MCL 600.3278 the borrower will be held responsible to
the person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the
property during the redemption period.
Dated: August 7, 2015
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WAS DISCHARGED IN A BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS NOT AN ATTEMPT
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ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded
by the foreclosing mortgagee for any reason. In that
event, your damages, if any, shall be limited solely to
the return of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus
interest, and the purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the
Mortgagee’s attorney. MORTGAGE SALE – Default
has been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage
made by: Joan M. Mathews, A Single Woman to New
Century Mortgage Corporation, Mortgagee, dated
September 4, 2002 and recorded September 19, 2002
in Liber 810 Page 361 Clare County Records, Michigan. Said mortgage was assigned to: Deutsche Bank
National Trust Company, Trustee for the Registered
Holders of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Capital I Inc.
Trust 2003-NC1, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates,
Series 2003-NC1, by assignment dated June 22, 2007
and recorded July 27, 2007 in Liber 1051, Page 189,
on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the
date hereof the sum of Fifty-Nine Thousand Eight
Hundred Thirty-Eight Dollars and Ninety-Five Cents
($59,838.95) including interest 10.75% per annum.
Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage
and the statute in such case made and provided, notice
is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of
them, at public vendue, Circuit Court of Clare County
at 11:00AM on September 23, 2015 Said premises are
situated in Township of Lincoln, Clare County, Michigan, and are described as: Part of the East one-half
of the Southeast one-quarter of Section 16, Town 18
North, Range 5 West, Lincoln Township, Clare County, Michigan, described as: Beginning at a point which
is West 659.50 feet along the centerline of Cedar Avenue and South 01 degrees 19 minutes 20 seconds East
605.30 feet and South 02 degrees 37 minutes 19 seconds East, 64.92 feet from the East one-quarter corner
of said Section 16, thence South 02 degrees 37 minutes 18 seconds East, 609.66 feet thence East 613.50
feet; thence North 00 degrees 02 minutes East 609.57
feet thence West 642.17 feet to the Place of Beginning.
Commonly known as 2575 Devon Drive, Harrison MI
48625 The redemption period shall be 6 months from
the date of such sale, unless determined abandoned in
accordance with MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.3241a,
in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days
from the date of such sale, or upon the expiration of
the notice required by MCL 600.3241a(c), whichever is later; or unless MCL 600.3240(17) applies. If
the property is sold at foreclosure sale under Chapter
32 of the Revised Judicature Act of 1961, under MCL
600.3278, the borrower will be held responsible to the
person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging
the property during the redemption period. Dated:
8/21/2015 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as
Trustee for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Capital I Inc.
Trust 2003-NC1, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates,
Series 2003-NC1, Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys:
Potestivo & Associates, P.C. 811 South Blvd. Suite 100
Rochester Hills, MI 48307 (248) 844-5123 Our File
No: 15-25262
(08-21)(09-11)
The Clare County Review - August 28, 2015 - Page 7B
Drain improvements, funding won’t be known until January
By Rosemary Horvath
Correspondent
The state drain code
lists steps from organizing
a drainage district, acquirDetails of how much and ing right-of-ways, letting
who pays for improvements contracts, apportioning costs
to levying and collecting
to the Little Tobacco drain,
drain taxes.
unattended for more than
Around 800 properties
50 years, may not be known
until after January, predicted in Clare County likely will
be impacted. The drain
Carl Parks, Clare County
commissioner in Isabella
drain commissioner.
County did not respond to
He’s expecting informessages so the number of
mation from attorneys,
properties in Vernon and
Michigan Department of
Gilmore townships cannot
Environmental Quality,
be estimated, and Parks said
Michigan Department of
he doesn’t know.
Transportation and MichiEngineers come up with
gan Department of Agriculdistrict boundaries. A day
ture before bids are let in
January. Construction would of review after everyone is
notified of the costs will be
begin spring of 2016.
a public hearing. “It just became a project,” said Parks, explaining
reasons for for the long
process.
An earlier proposal was
denied. Cost in 2005 was
estimated at $2.6 million but
the project was turned down
by the city of Clare and
Isabella County drain commissioner at the time. Parks
speculated the city thought
the entire cost had to be paid
within a year. He wasn’t the
drain commissioner then
has been told “the project
wasn’t presented correctly.”
Engineers estimate
today’s cost upwards of $5
million. “We’ll do a roll and
we’ll know what people will
have to pay. We might be
having properties we don’t
know about yet,” Parks said.
Parks expects the project
can be funded through a
bond issue and property assessments spread over 15 to
20 years.
A determination meeting
took place in July. Around
500 letters were sent to
affected properties in Clare
city, Grant, Vernon and
Gilmore townships. Both
counties and MDOT Office
The Little Tobacco Drain under Dunlop Road.
of Trails will have portions
to pay.
deepen and renovate the
Commissioners advanced
The city of Clare in 2013 drain to avert flooding along a loan to the drain office to
petitioned the drain comthe drain through the city.
have an engineering study
mission to clean, widen,
Clare County Board of
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FOR RENT
AMISH LOG \
HEADBOARD
With queen pillow top mattress set. New in plastic.
Cost $975. Sell $275.
989/773-5582. TFN
FOR RENT
2 & 3 Bedroom Homes.
Call between 8-6 weekdays. 989-588-9792.
TFN
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent, appliances included, no pets. $475/
month. 989-386-7117. TFN
MEMORY FOAM
Mattress set. Queen size.
New. Never used. Cost
$1,399. Must sell $475.
989/953-4400.
TFN
2008 JEEP PATRIOT
Stock# 15048, Excellent fuel
economy AND 4x4. Nice Vehicle!
$7,995
www.WinwoodAuto.com
(989) 544-4044
FOR RENT
3965 sq. ft. of office space
located in the Clare County
Building, Utilities included.
QUEEN PILLOW TOP
For more information please
Mattress set. $175 each. call 989-539-2510, ask for
King $275. Full set $150. Dawn.
All new in plastic. 989/772FOR RENT
2011 CHEVROLET TAHOE
Stock#15047 Blacked-out
1517. TFN
Nice, clean house for rent,
630 Cunningham, Clare. 2 edition.4x4, Must see...great
$17,995+
FLEA MARKETS
bedroom, $700 plus utili- condition!
www.WinwoodAuto.com
ties. Call 989-330-6139.
(989) 544-4044
9/4 L7
GARAGE SALES
FOR RENT
Clare - 3 bedroom, 2.5
YARD SALE
bath, basement, AC/High
Aug 28 & 29, 942 Carroll
AND THRIFT STORE efficiency furnace, 2-car Dr., Clare. Fri 4-8, Sat 8-3.
garage. NO smokers or
8/28/15
pets. $900 + utilities. First
Open Daily 10 a.m.-6:00 p.m. month’s rent and deposit
SUPER GARAGE SALE
to move in. 989-386-9673
August 29th and 30th,
Afternoons & early eve- 8amto 8pm. 5740 Browns
CLARE COUNTY’S
nings. 9/4/15
Road, Lake (near lake of
LARGEST
the pines). Large variety of
FOR RENT
(Indoor & outdoor)
items, something for everyOne bedroom apartment, one. Don’t miss it! No early
MONDAYS
suitable for one person, sales. 8/28/15
outside flea market
furnished. $395 per month,
begins at dawn
utilities included. No pets,
YARD & BAKE SALE
no smoking. 989-386Lake George Community
Outside Vendors
3388. 8/28
Church Yard & Bake Sale.
Rent space for $5.00
Sept. 3rd, 4th, & 5th. 8am to
OUTDOOR
Tools, New & Used
5pm. 8/28/15
Central Boiler OUTBuilding Supplies,
DOOR WOOD FURNACE.
GARAGE SALE
Household Items,
Safe, Clean, Efficient,
281 W. Clarence Rd.,
WOOD
HEAT.
25
year
warBooks, Glassware,
Harrison. August 21 & 22
ranty available. Beaverton and Aug. 28 & 29 from 9-4.
Used Appliances &
Outdoor Wood Furnace 989- Yardman Garden Tractor w/3
Furniture, Antiques
435-9240 9/4/15
point hitch. Band saw, 48”
roto tiller, 6x6 treated posts,
REAL ESTATE
women and men’s clothing,
women’s shoes sizes 8, 8.5
& 9, Coleman lanterns model
SERVICES
200A-66, abusson rugs, 2
artificial Christmas trees,
HOUSE CLEANING
and Christmas wreathes, and
Honest, dependable, refermuch more. 8/28/15
ences. Weekly, monthly
FOR SALE BY OWNER
or one-time. Keenon’s
Waterfront on ShamYARD SALE
Kleanin’ 989/429-8496
rock Lake. 3 BR, 2
8811 Old State Ave., at
- TFN
Bath $99,000 Call 989- Cutoff Rd., 8-22 and 8-29
953-4042 8/28/15 L7
from 10-3. Near new white
STUMP GRINDING
6 drawer bath vanity, lamiHarry’s Stump Grinding –
FOR SALE BY OWNER nate top, octagon sink and
989-386-2960. 8/28/15
521 Point Dr., 3 bedrooms, hardware. Vintage wine and
SERVICES
2 baths, granite, stainless, cordial stemware from InNorthland Painting – In- hardwood. Shamrock Lake, dia, vinatge S & P shakers,
terior & exterior painting decvk, dock, boats, appoint- teapots, crystal decanters,
and staining, power wash- ment only. $172,900. 989- ice bucket and bud vases, oil
ing, 20 years’ experience. 205-7720 9/18/15L7
paintings, misc. Christmas
Accepting all major credit
decorations & household,
WANTED
cards. 989-329-1550. 9/4
fabric and clothing. 8/28/15
WANTED
HUGE GARAGE SALE
HOUSE CLEANING
Looking for barrier free
Furniture, guns, yard equipDo you need help cleaning home or apartment to rent
your apartment or house? in Clare or Harrison area. ment and misc., 8am to 3pm.
Call Kay 989-386-2958. Call 989-539-9288. 8/21/14 August 29th and 30th. 4100
E. Beaverton, Clare. 8/28/15
9/4 L7
FARWELL
HELP WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
2006 GMC YUKON DENALI
Stock# 15049, When we
say loaded we mean LOADED!
Leather, moon, nav, rear DVD,
etc… GREAT BUY!! $14,995
www.WinwoodAuto.com
(989) 544-4044
2013 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
Stock# 15037, Only 68K
miles, great condition and MPG.
Financing Available! $11,995
www.WinwoodAuto.com
(989) 544-4044
HELP WANTED
Home /Health Rehabilitation Aide. Long Term
Employment, approx.. 30
hours/week, 8 Point Lake
area. Reliable transportation with air conditioning
required. Must be physically fit, clean, energetic
and self-motivated. 989544-3386. Please leave
message. 8/28/15
WANTED FT & PT
MECHANICS
The Isabella County Transportation Commission is accepting applications for FT and PT
mechanics. Wage based on certification/experience. Flexible
hours. Apply at the ICTC office,
2100 E. Transportation Dr., Mt
Pleasant, MI, Monday – Friday
8:00am – 4:00pm 8/28/15
FLEA MARKET
FOR SALE
RUST REPAIR
Cab corners, rockers,
box-sides, fenders, etc.
35 years experience. Free
estimates,. 231-743-2978.
L7 9/18
BINGO
FARWELL BINGO
Tues. 6PM, Open 4PM
CC Senior Comm. Ctr.
(Behind Hardware)
Over 18 Welcome
Proceeds: BLDG/Upkeep
License A22094
WE ARE
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FOR SALE
1988 34’ Coachman Travel
Trailer deer hunter special,
furnace & AC work. $800
or best. 734-790-5102.
9/4 L7
RECREATIONAL
VEHICLES
1978 Crestline 800 Johnson. Motor Boat. Motor,
Trailer & Canvas Cover
- $2400.00 586-557-9832.
8/21/15
FURNITURE
Futon - $95, White wicker headboard for queen
sized bed - $50. 586-5579832 8/21/15
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TRUCK DRIVER
Hiring over the road truck
driver, full and part-time.
Top pay, paid bonuses and
home weekly. Need at least
two years experience. call
989-687-9389. 9/11/15
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County Review
HELP WANTED
770 E. Main, Farwell
989-588-3090
DELIVERY DRIVERS
Full and part-time. Must
have valid drivers license
and clean record. Apply in
person at Wood’s Household. TFN
2014 RAM 1500
Stock# 15006, 5.7L Hemi + 8
speed transmission = unbelievable gas mileage! 4x4, bedliner,
touch-screen radio. $27,995
www.WinwoodAuto.com
(989) 544-4044
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
2005 Ford Freestar,
211k, great running van.
$1,500.
989-544-4020.
8/21/15 L7
FOR SALE BY OWNER
2007 Impala LT. Auto, V6,
AC, Low miles. $5500.
989-772-3824 or 5060569. 9/4 L7
GARAGE SALES
GARAGE/YARD SALE
September 3rd, 4th, 5th,
316 Cottage, Clare. 8am6pm. 8/28/15
The Village of Farwell is looking for a General Contractor to do improvements to the Farwell’s Art Craft Farmers Market. There are things such as adding bathrooms,
a pavilion, adding a garage door. We would like to see
resumes and references and they can be sent to Village
of Farwell P.O. Box 374 Farwell, Mi. 48622 or emailed to
[email protected]. Any questions you can call
Tracy Lee at the Village Office (989)588-9926.Resumes
and references should be turned in by Monday, August
31st, 2015.
HELP WANTED
Chartwells is seeking to fill a part-time custodial
position. Work hours are Monday through Friday 9:3010:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Applicants must
have a high school diploma or equivalency and a valid
driver’s license. Contact Leann Smith at 989-386-1258
for more information. Interested applicants can fill out
an application at 201 E. State St. Clare, MI. Deadline
for applications is September 3, 2015. Chartwells is an
equal opportunity employer.
FOR SALE
GARAGE SALE
September 4, 5, 6 &7,
from 9-4. Furniture, tools,
houseware, baby items,
some clothes. 148 Second
Street, Temple. 8/28/15
GARAGE SALE
Fri., Aug. 28th 9:00 - ?,
Sat. Aug. 29th 9:00 - 4:00,
8985 S. Harding Ave., Farwell. Tools, log splitter,
work benches, filing cabinets, clothes, baby clothes,
household items, antique
dishes, & lots more. 8/28/15
HUGE SALE
11841 8 pt. Lake Rd., off
US10 & Clareola - Lake.
Fri., 8/28 - Sun. 8/30 10a 6p. Household, Furniture,
Yard Items, Hunting, New
Toys, Crafts, Angels Galore.
MOVING SALE
August 27,28 & 29, 8:00 - 8/28/15
5:00. 4030 N. Harding Ave.,
ESTATE SALE FARM/
Harrison, MI 8/28/15
HOME
September 4th & 5th.
GARAGE & YARD SALES 7553 W. Lily Lake Rd.,
Furniture, mens & womens Harrison, MI. All appliances
clothes, dishes, mens tools, and living room furniture
crafting items & much more. new. Antiques, tools & farm
8785 Lilac, Beech Tree Es- equipment. Much more,
tates, Farwell. 8/28/15
everything must go! 8/28/15
GARAGE SALE
2-FAMILY GARAGE
Saturday, August 29, 9-5
SALE
and Sunday August 30, 11-5.
September 3, 4. 8 to 5.
Golf clubs, furniture, baby
clothes, and other household 3101 Sunstone Ct., Clare.
items. 408 Orchard Ave., Many items. 8/28/15
Clare. 8/28/15
YARD SALE
YARD SALE
September 3, 4 & 5, 9amAugust 29th & 30th, 10-?. 5pm. 8775 E. Colonville Rd.
627 N. Bass Lake, Ave., Har- ‘84 Ford F150 Parts, lots
rison, MI 48625. 8/28/15
more stuff. 8/28/15
1989 International 4600 4x2
7.3 liter diesel, AT Transmission/HI-LO Range,Wayne
10 yard compactor, 96,203 miles $5000.00 OBO
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No traffic deaths yet in Clare County
driving more carefully. It
They look at the data and
Kleinhart said, “but loweris really tragic. Whether it
accident history. “Sometimes ing the limit isn’t always the
is luck or something else, I
the speed limit is lowered,”
right thing to do.”
am really thankful for our
officers, both the CCSD
and the State Police. If we
can prevent accidents it is
a wonderful thing. We used
River Haven Chris Lowes
to figure between eight and
Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
Associate
Broker
sixteen would lose their lives
777
W.
Cedar
Ave
•
Gladwin,
MI
48624
Cell: 989-741-3989
each year on Clare County
[email protected]
Call or Text
highways. Over the past five
10A Near TOOHY TRAIL - Private 10 acre parcel. Good mix of
years or so the number has
mature trees with rolling hills and open area. Hunting property.
gone down significantly.
Gated entry. Property boundaries are marked. $22,000
He said when people
call in asking for speed
10A JACKSON - Great wooded parcel for camping or
limit signs, [“We get a lot
building. On paved road. Near all-sports Lake George and Lily
Lake. Slightly rolling with mature trees. $33,000
of requests,” he said] first a
traffic study has to be done.
9.8A HARRISON RAILROAD GRADE - 10 acres w unfinished
The accident history for the
3BR home built 2006 has 5” Well & 1000 gallon Septic system.
road is looked at and the road
Private setting. Generator. Plumbing, Washer & Dryer hookups
installed. Steel roof. Boundary marked; wooded & rolling. $49,750
must have obvious problems
or be dangerous.
311 MAIN STREET - Spread out!!! There are 3 units here. 3 BR
After the study is done
home on full basement, 1 BR cottage (240sf) and single-wide
mobile (960sf). Great location not far from Muskegon River and
the Michigan State Police
State Land. Centrally located btwn M-61, M-66 & M-115. Great
Traffic Services Division for
family compound for setting up a deer camp, seasonal get-a-way
location, or year round home with guest accomodations. $39,900
this district (each district has
4131 GAYLA - 2-3 BR home w/pull-thru Pole Building on Large
its own TSD) three parties
Lot in Leota area in the heart of State Land & ORV/Snow trails, not
become involved: The owner
far from Muskegon River. Wood Stove & Propane heat. $59,900
of the road, the Michigan
State Police and the city or
CLUB
township where it is located.
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Eve was a very busy night
county wide. Over the last
several years it has actually
been pretty calm.”
He added, “The vehicles
being made today are so
much safer than just a few
years ago. I feel all of this
has had an impact on the
decrease in fatal accidents in
Clare County.”
Jack Kleinhardt, Traffic
Safety Supervisor for the
Clare County Road Commission, said, “There are
usually eight to 12 fatalities
in a year.” He said there were
only a couple of fatalities
last year. Even the numbers
of personal injury accidents
in the County have fallen, he
added.
He said, “I really think
it is because we have a proactive Clare County Sheriff’s
Department. They are more
visible and townships have
hired deputies for extra patrols. “We have a lot of good
young deputies out there,
many more than years ago.”
He added, “People are
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2008 FORD ESCAPE
4DR XLT 4WD
6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise, P. Locks & Windows,
Stereo, CD, Trailer Tow Pkg., Running
Boards, Bedliner, White w/Gray Cloth, 64K
66 months/$325/$18,950
2010 TOYOTA VENZA
WAGON AWD
4 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, P. Drivers Seat, Stereo, CD,
Alloy Wheels, 22K, White in color
60 months/$380/$20,395
72 months/$365/$22,900
6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, Trailer Tow Pkg., Running Boards,
Alloy Wheels, Stereo, CD, Black in color 37K
60 months/$4587/$24,495
2012 NISSAN FRONTIER
SV 4X4 CREW CAB
4 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise,
P. Locks & Windows, Stereo, CD, Silver
Metallic, 25K
72 months/$419/$26,250
2012 F150 SUPERCAB
XLT 4X4
6 Cyl., Ecoboost, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks
& Windows, Stereo, CD, Power drivers Seat,
Rear Slider Power, Bedliner, Black in Color,
Chrome Wheels, 30K
72 months/$474/$29,600
2010 DODGE
JOURNEY R T FWD
2012 CHRYSLER
200 LMT FWD
2012 FORD ESCAPE
XLT FWD
72 months/$235/$14,795
60 months/$296/$15,875
2014 FORD ECONOLINE
CARGO VAN RWD
Auto, Vista Blue Metallic,
35485 Miles,
FU149
Sedan, Auto, Gas I4 2.4L, 52328
Miles, FU078
2011 CHEVY
SILVERADO 1500
66 months/$229/$13,378
2013 FORD TAURUS
SEL AWD
2010 NISSAN FRONTIER
PRO 4X 4X4 CREW
OFF ROAD
2011 RANGER
SUPERCAB XLT 4X4
2013 DODGE
AVENGER SXT FWD
SALES
EVENT
2009 FORD RANGER
SUPERCAB 4X4
60 months/$342/$18,350
2011 FORD RANGER
LLAR
6 Cyl., Auto, Full Power, Black in Color,
Reverse Sensing, 1-Owner, 20K
6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Stereo, CD,
P. Locks & Windows, Red Metallic, Black
Cloth, Trailer Tow Pkg., 43K, Running
Boards, Alloy Wheels
PRICE & PAYMENT 0 DOWN PLUS TAX TITLE DOC
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6 Cyl., Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, Stereo, CD, Dk. Gray Metallic, 73K
54 months/$225/$10,988
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way, four in intersections,
and seven in other areas.”
The story is similar for
other surrounding counties.
Wilson said, “I’m sure
several factors come into
play for the decline in
these accidents. There is
an increased in visibility in
police in Clare County over
these years. We have had
an increased in the hours of
Sheriff Patrols in a couple of
the townships in the county.
One is Hayes and the other
is Garfield. Hayes Township
is the most populated and
Garfield is in the top have for
population. They both have
a higher amount of traffic in
them also.”
He continued, “The average of drunk driving arrests
has declined over the last
20 years in this county. I
believe this is because of
increased penalties and
fines associated with being
charged with a drunk driving
related charge. I remember
in the 1990’s and into the
early 2000’s, New Year’s
O
By Pat Maurer
Correspondent
There have been no traffic
fatalities this year in Clare
County, Sheriff John Wilson
reported Monday.
In fact, Wilson said, “We
have seen a decline in fatal
accidents over the last 20
years. Not including 2015,
in the previous 10 years we
averaged 4.7 fatal accidents
a year. From 1996 through
2005 we averaged 7 fatal
accidents a year. To this date
in 2015 we have not had a
fatal accident. These statistics are actual traffic crashes
where one or more individuals die due to injuries
sustained from the crash.”
According to Sgt. Lance
Cook of the Michigan State
Police, Isabella County
hasn’t been as lucky. He
said, “In 2014, there were
11 fatal crashes in Isabella
County. Two on the freeway,
five in intersections, and four
in other areas. He added,
“For 2015, so far there have
been 11. None on the free-
SUV, Gas V6 3.5L, Auto,
59,446 miles, FT382A
Sedan, Auto, Gas I4 2.4L,
29960 Miles, FU059
2013 F150 CREW CAB
XLT 4X4
5.0, V8, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, Stereo, CD, Trailer Tow Pkg.,,
Keyless Entry, Chrome Wheels, Rear
Defrost, Remote and Keyless entry, 17K
72 months/$496/$30,495
2013 CHEVY SILVERADO
REG CAB 3/4 TON 8FT
BOX 4X4 LT
V8, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, Stereo, CD, Silver Metallic,
73,000 Miles.
72 months/$457/$30,995
2013 F150 CREW CAB
XLT 4X4
5.0 Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Locks &
Windows, Stereo, CD, Chrome Pkg., Leather
Interior, Heated Seats, Bed Liner, Running
Boards, Black Flake Metallic, 30K
72 months/$526/$32,900
ON THE SPOT
FINANCING
2012 FORD
ESCAPE XLT 4WD
72 months/$267/$16,800
SUV, Auto, Gas I4 2.5L, 53711
Miles, FC001A
72 months/$276/$17,350
SUV, Auto, Gas/Ethanol V6 3.0L.
49978 Miles, EP095
2013 CHRYSLER
300C RWD
2013 FORD F-150 STX
REGULAR CAB 4WD
2013 FORD EDGE
SEL AWD
2013 FORD F-150 XLT
EXTENDED CAB 4WD
72 months/$338/$21,300
EXT. CAB RWD, Truck, Auto,
Gas/Ethanol, 48909 Miles, FT379B
Commercial Van, Regular Unleaded
V8 4.6L, Auto, 16314 miles, FU138
72 months/$375/$23,600
72 months/$396/$24,880
72 months/$429/$26,995
72 months/$410/$28,500
72 months/$412/$28,588
CERTIFIED 2013
LINCOLN MKZ FWD
2012 JEEP WRANGLER
UNLIMITED SAHARA 4WD
2012 FORD F-150 XLT
CREW CAB 4WD
CERTIFIED 2013 FORD
EXPLORER XLT FWD
2013 FORD F-150 XLT
CREW CAB 4WD
CERTIFIED 2013
LINCOLN MKZ AWD
72 months/$469/$29,450
72 months/$495/$30,695
66 months/$347/$21,900
Sedan, Auto, Turbocharged Gas
I4 2.0L, 12742 miles, FP046
2013 FORD MUSTANG
CONVERT. RWD
Convertible, Gas V6 5.0L, Auto,
8,903 miles, FP050
72 months/$541/$33,900
Sedan, Gas V8 5.7L, Auto,
20008 miles, FU091
Truck, Auto, Gas/Ethanol V8
5.0L, 10708 miles, FU128
Crossover/Wagon, Auto, Gas
V6 3.5L, 22138 miles, FP055
Truck, Gas/Ethanol V8 5.0L,
Auto,35218 miles, FU147
72 months/$508/$30,800
SUV, Gas V6 3.5L, Auto,
17778 miles, FP029
72 months/$508/$31,800
Truck, Gas/Ethanol V8 5.0L, Auto,
33073 miles, FP053
Sedan, Turbocharged Gas I4 2.0L,
Auto, 5736 miles, FP022
2013 FORD EXPLORER
XLT 4WD
2013 FORD EXPLORER
XLT 4WD
2013 GMC ACADIA
DENALI AWD
2014 FORD
EXPEDITION XLT 4WD
2015 FORD EXPLORER
SPORT 4WD
72 months/$559/$34,995
72 months/$568/$35,500
Convertible, Gas V6 3.6L,
Auto, 35253 miles, FU148
SUV, Gas V6 3.5L, Auto,
24675 miles, FP040
Truck, Gas/Ethanol V8 5.0L, Auto,
36614 miles, EP035
SUV, Gas V6 3.5L, Auto,
17500 miles, FP041
SUV, Gas V6 3.6L, Auto,
36792 miles, FT326A
72 months/$589/$36,800
KRAPOHL’S
MT. PLEASANT 1 Block East of Meijer
Toll Free 1-800-772-5974 • Local 772-2991
A-X & Z Plan Headquarters
visit our website: www.krapohl.com
72 months/$526/$32,950
SUV, Regular Unleaded, V8 5.4L,
Auto, 34,301 miles, FP064
72 months/$610/$38,185
72 months/$534/$33,400
SUV, Twin Turbo Premium
Unleaded, V6 3.5L, Auto, FU042
72 months/$699/$43,900
Visit our website
www.krapohl.com
for our entire inventory!
65 YEARS
STRONG
* Price & Payment 0 Down Plus Tax, Plate, Doc. Payment 4.9% Fixed rate and approved credit. Down payment on trade equity will lower payment. All vehicles subject to prior sale, see dealer for details.