Lessons in Cyber Safety: Tri-City Times
Lessons in Cyber Safety: Tri-City Times
Lessons in Cyber Safety: Tri-City Times
ST. CLAIR
MACOMB
Firing up season
Love stories sought
3rd Degree Burns to
host YMC fundraiser,
...see pages 6-A
Tuesday, Feb. 13, Imlay opportunity to find a per- Tom Youatt’s offer of a
City residents and visitors fect Valentine’s gift, while free lunch and tour of the
are welcome to stop in and supporting their hometown city as an item worth bid- Share a love story and be entered into a
check out the many items library at the same time. chance to win prizes from local businesses.
going up for bids in the As an example of an Treasures page 12-A
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According to the On Monday, Feb. 5, man had visited his resi- third homeowner on
COMMISSION Sheriff’s Department,
deputies had been investi-
Martin was arraigned and
charged in the 71-A
dence and used the tele-
phone,” Parks reported.
Burnside Road reported a
home invasion also
RATE! gating two separate home
invasions on Burnside
District Court of Lapeer
on two counts of home
“The phone call was
tracked to a residence
associated with the sus-
pect.
KEEP MORE OF YOUR EQUITY! Road in North Branch invasion 2nd degree. within Lapeer Township.” Parks reported that
Township, both of which He was lodged in Parks said Deputy Martin has numerous out-
occurred on Friday, Feb. Lapeer County Jail on a Ruzicka and Sgt. Don standing warrants out of
2. $10,000 bond and his next Brady went to the Lapeer Oakland and Macomb
Det./Sgt. Jason Parks court appearance is sched- Township residence, counties and in Detroit.
Alex Lengemann
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Auto A Quote! Multiple accidents trol and rolled on its side hour later, an eastbound
Police, fire into a ditch in Attica Twp. vehicle lost control and hit
on I-69
or
The male driver was a guardrail in Attica Twp,
respond to rollover trapped inside the truck going off the roadway as
LAPEER COUNTY and Attica firefighters were well.
MUSSEY TWP. — — The Lapeer County
Home
Firefighters and the St. Sheriff ’s Department
Clair County Sheriff’s
Department responded to a
responded to multiple inci-
dents on I-69 on Saturday St. John’s Lutheran Church
Insurance
single-vehicle accident on as drivers began to encoun-
January 30.
According to the sher-
iff’s department, a 17 year-
ter snow-covered roads.
The first call came in
around 4:13 p.m. when a PANCAKE DINNER
old Imlay City woman was westbound semi truck spun
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
GASS-BECKER INSURANCE southbound on Cade Road
when her car went off the
road in the 5000 block and
out and ended up partially
off the roadway.
Subsequently, a car struck
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Seven Ponds and spend the Alive.
afternoon looking for animal •Winter Series #5: The
tracks and other evidence of Zoo Experience on Sun.,
Lapeer County HOSA chapter members who earned medals or placings at regional competition wildlife. Then write a story Feb. 25 at 2 p.m.
gather for a celebratory photo last month. about what was seen. Come Zoos and aquariums
dressed for the weather and have long been a place of
their HOSA (Health Riley Tanis (home- •Sweetheart Night Hike binoculars and field guide,
Occupations Students of schooled) who took first on Sat., February 17 from 6 and be sure to dress for the
America) chapter shined at place in medical terminolo- to 8 p.m. weather.
regional competition and gy; Ellyn Howland (North Spend an evening with For more information
they hope to nab more Almont’s Ashley Brejnak took second place in Branch) who took first in snowshoeing under a wax- about these and other events,
medals next month in HOSA regional competition in clinical nursing, extemporaneous writing ing winter moon while see- visit www.sevenponds.org.
Grand Rapids. earning a trip to states in March. and middle schoolers
Students from the Tri- Gabriella Schulz and
City area who qualified for Carlos Gonzalez in pre- Cowhy explained that Kaitlin Wagoner (North
state competition include pared speech. Kemper detailed his foray Branch) took first in com-
Almont’s Keelie Bentz To place or receive a into meditation, starting at munity awareness-teen dat-
who took third place in medal when the field of three minutes per day and ing violence.
physical therapy and contestants numbered eventually working up to Those who had a Top
Ashley Brejnak who took almost 900 is quite a feat. 10 minutes. 10 finish included: Hailey
second in clinical nursing; Cowhy pointed out that “He explained how he Collett (Lapeer) in clinical
Imlay City’s Aisha Judd the clinical nursing contest really benefitted from it,” specialty-radiology; Sara
and Mackenzie Randolph in which Almont’s Ashley Cowhy said. Ronne (North Branch) in
who took first in health Brejnak took second place Cowhy, along with the dental science; Emma
career exploration; Kemper involves both a knowledge- program’s paraprofessional Knappen and Mikaela Page
Wendorf who earned first based test and demonstra- Melissa Stallsmith, serves (North Branch) in health
for his healthy lifestyle tion of hands-on proce- as the chapter’s HOSA care display-trauma sur-
project and Chloe dures like discharging an advisor. This is the second geon; Frank Lipka (North
Nickolopoulos who took IV. year the chapter opened its Branch) in medical reading
first in medical terminolo- “A high level of skill is membership to younger and Morgan Waite (North
gy. required and Ashley did students—specifically Branch) in sports medicine.
Other local students great,” Cowhy said. Imlay City and North Those who earned a
who earned a Top 10 finish She noted that a state Branch—and both believe top five finish advance to
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included Almont’s Shelby HOSA officer had high it’s had a positive impact. state competition. Those
Kutchey in medical pho- praise for Imlay City “This has been a great who had a 5th-10th placing
tography and Taylor Middle School’s Kemper opportunity for everyone. are eligible to attend states
Hoffner in behavioral Wendorf’s lifestyle project Our high school students as courtesy corp and help Science Alive will bring their Tropical Nature
health and Imlay City’s on meditation. are put in a mentor role... where needed. program to Seven Ponds on Feb. 18.
expect to experience at a together since. Their The Thurstons has always Director for Church of
gospel music concert, says dream of taking their fam- been family, music and God World Missions
Katie Beth Chrismer of the ily of five sons on the road ministry. That focus describes his experience
PIX in a press release. came true in January, 2004. remains the same even as listening to the Thurstons: The Thurstons will perform their special
They’ve performed in The Thurstons have shared the boys have grown, mar- “Their close family har- Gospel music at the PIX on Feb. 24.
churches, fairs, festivals the stage with many ried, and have children of mony combined with
and auditoriums in Gospel Music icons, such their own. excellent arrangements $11 for adults and $9 for Office located inside
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, as The Booth Bros., Although the appearance and the desire to bless the seniors, students and vet- Gallery 194, on Tuesdays
Illinois, Pennsylvania, Signature Sound, of a family setting on stage listener, keep the Thurstons erans. The ticket price through Saturdays from 11
Florida, Tennessee, Triumphant, The Perrys has changed, the lineup of in high demand as a great goes up at the door to $15 a.m.- 6 p.m. Tickets may
Georgia and other states. and The Hoppers. The Thurstons remains to gospel singing group. I for adults and $13 for stu- also be purchased over the
“Their music has They have had top 40 be that of a family feeling. look forward to the time dents, seniors, and veter- phone at 810-664-4824 or
impacted lives all across charting success with their In September of 2013, we can be together again.” ans. To purchase tickets in online at www.centerforth-
the country with the help songs, “I Am Blessed,” Monty Bishop teamed Advance tickets are advance, visit the PIX Box eartslapeer.org.
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Business briefs...
Editor’s note: Notices Lakestone Bank & Trust important asset.” area. call 721-2790 or (810) 656- repurposed furniture store
for this column must be said, “We are very appre- All hourly employees This summer, they’ll 7029. in a small town.
received in writing by noon ciative of all Lakestone received a $1 per hour raise host Gateway to the Thumb Her current business
Monday prior to the publi-
cation date. Notices may be
Bank & Trust employees
and certainly what they
and all salaried employees
will receive a $1,000 bonus.
Arts and Antiques Festival
at the Eastern Michigan
A Lil’ Bit of SAS hours are Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays
edited due to space con-
straints.
have accomplished over the The Bank’s board of direc- State Fairgrounds. opens in Almont from noon-6 p.m. and on
years, particularly the last tors overwhelmingly sup- The two day festival, one weekend per month,
Lakestone to year; and we want to com-
memorate the passing of
ported this action, resulting
in a significant investment
taking place on June 23-24,
promises to feature more
ALMONT — Sarrah
SaintOnge recently opened
including Feb. 9-11.
In partnership with the
give pay raises this historic, economy- into the Bank’s employees. than 150 antique vendors, the doors to her brand-new Almont Downtown
Development Authority,
stimulating tax reform law. local and nationally business, “A Lil’ Bit of
Sarrah will host a ribbon-
TRI-CITY AREA —
Lakestone Bank & Trust
This is a once in a lifetime
opportunity and we know
Plans underway for renowned artists, demon-
strations, children’s activi-
SAS,”
Almont.
in downtown
cutting ceremony on
announced last week that we want to reinvest much antique, art festival ties and food. Classic vehi- A Bruce Township resi-
Tuesday, March 20 at 11
a.m.
employees will benefit of the savings back into our cles can be displayed and dent who worked 17 years For more information
from the recently Bank and the first place we IMLAY CITY — sold in their Car Corral too. for Beaumont Health about A Lil’ Bit of SAS,
announced tax reform law. are going to put it is into the Local retailer Nick’s Vendor registrations are Systems, Sarrah is excited call 586-524-2484 or email
Bruce J. Cady, hands of our employees. Warehouse is making plans being taken now. about the chance to follow to: [email protected]
Chairman and CEO of Employees are our most to bring a new event to the For more information, her dream of opening a Or visit on Facebook.
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3rd Degree Burns Young Musicians Community helps foster young people’s musical skills, along with achieving acceptance and leadership skills.
Katie Beth Crismer of the The name stuck and they busy with the Whatabouts,
PIX. have been having fun sing- she sings and entertains in
Crismer says the ing at many car shows like several local senior com-
Whatabouts, with their the Dream Cruise along munities. Stroll down memory lane as girl’s group ‘The Whatabouts’ take center
band, the Whoevers, bring with other local events Suzy Hoover sings stage at the PIX in Lapeer on Feb. 10.
the music of the 60s girl’s such as music festivals, second soprano and is con-
groups to life. reunions, and private sidered “the witty one” of celebrate more than 10 you jam out to all your To purchase tickets in
“Songs like the shows.” the group. She started years together, the ladies favorite songs,” Crismer advance, visit the PIX Box
Chiffons’ ‘One Fine Day’ Deb Mulka sings alto singing in elementary continue to enjoy learning says. Office located inside
and Mary Wells’ ‘My Guy’ in the group. She grew up school. Although she did new songs and dance Advance tickets are Gallery 194 on Tuesdays
are sure to bring back with a love of music and not perform much in pub- moves while entertaining $16 for adults and $14 for through Saturdays from 11
memories and have you the 1960s era. Is it any lic after the 8th grade, she their audiences of fans old seniors, students and vet- a.m.-6 p.m. Tickets may
singing along,” Crismer wonder singing classic girl saw joining the Whatabouts and new. erans. Tickets at the door also be purchased over the
says in a press release. group music would be of as a chance to rekindle her “Come out to the PIX are $20 for adults and $18 phone at 810-664-4824 or
Three women came interest to her? In addition, love for the art. and let them take you on a for students, seniors and online at www.centerforth-
together to form the the credit for outfitting As The Whatabouts trip down memory lane as veterans. eartslapeer.org.
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Nice work!
Almont Tri-County Bank Manager Tara Antonelli (right) is pictured
ever after... with Almont Elementary students (L-R) Allison Szalewicz, 3rd grade;
Vanessa Steinhaus, 2nd grade; and Anna Buyze, 1st grade; winners
of the bank’s 2017 Christmas Coloring Contest. The winners and their
classmates were treated to a pizza party and goodie bags filled with
For an appointment and consultation, please treats, compliments of Tri-County Bank. ‘The kids really enjoy it and
contact us today. . . 810-724-0851 they all get to share in the fun and good pizza,” said Antonelli. “This
Or email is one of the many ways Tri-County Bank continues to give back to
our communities. It’s personally one of my favorite parts of the job.”
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broasted chicken, meat- that so many senior citi-
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roasted market vegetables,
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I
unverified it didn’t have
mlay City School’s Hall of Fame got The Capac Community Lionesses. thank the couple who the real goods to get the
off to an impressive start last month Food Pantry wants to The support all of those helped us get a badly need- search warrant.
when they inducted their inaugural acknowledge the Capac groups have given us over ed new freezer. Did the FBI tell the
class on January 26. The group of five Lions, the Capac American the years has helped many Thank you all and bless court that the request to spy
Legion Post 142, the more families than people you! on Carter Page was based,
honorees spanned multiple sports and eras Berville VFW Post 203, realize and we will contin- Sincerely, at a minimum, on materials
in the district’s storied athletic history and the Berville Ladies ue what we can do as long —The Capac bought and paid for by an
included those who’ve have made a last- Auxiliary Post 203, and the as we can. Community Food Pantry
ing impact on their alma mater. Berville Lions and Also, we would like to Capac Letters page 9-A
Milli Martinez Maggette, the first
female (and so far youngest) Hall of Fame
inductee, excelled in basketball and soft-
Admonitions for flu record level season
ball. After graduating in 1998, she went Have you noticed the Catholic Church, for Eucharistic ministers dis- likely candidates for flu
number of people with the instance, we have what is pense communion after bugs, so perhaps packing a
on to play college ball for Georgia Tech flu, or flu symptoms, or an referred to as the “kiss of they’ve shaken hands with disinfectant in your lug-
and landed on WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury upper-respiratory infec- peace,” also known as Pax, others. Each time I take gage would be appropriate.
team roster in 2002. Although she made a tion? Unfortunately it is the which is the mutual greet- communion and they give I suspect that renowned
name for herself on the basketball court, time of year when America ing of the faithful during me a wafer, which I will germaphobe Howie
many aspiring athletes know her name for succumbs to the current ill- Mass as a sign of their digest, I fervently hope it Mandel could add to this
ness bug, and millions of union with Christ. Some doesn’t contain any viral list and if you are a Seinfeld
the donation she and husband, Corey people will be coughing people merely shake hands, ingredients. If I sound like fan, there is a whole epi-
Maggette, made to the district in 2007 to and sputtering and sneez- while others engage in a germaphobe, so be it! sode devoted to germa-
complete a state-of-the-art softball com- ing. The people who get flu hugging and kissing. But what about inter- phobes—“The Apology.”
plex, Milagro Field. shots may be immune from Although I understand the acting with employees at So here are my admo-
Lyle Powers, as an educator and multi- some of this, but they may significance of the act, I work? If you are in a work nitions:
also fall victim perhaps think that during flu season environment, there are cer- • If you are coughing
sport coach, had an impact on thousands with a milder condition. Go this practice should be tain practices to minimize and sputtering and either
of students during his storied career in figure! abandoned and some the chance of contracting have the flu or flu symp-
Imlay City. He amassed impressive win Hospitals report an Catholic Dioceses are the flu. How about avoid- toms, stay home.
records and dozens of championship tro- overflow of flu victims and allowing the temporary ing the use of a common • If you decide to attend
in many cases have limited discontinuation of the prac- copy machine? Those cof- church services and are
phies in football, basketball and baseball. the number of visitors. It tice. Many are opting for a fee mugs in the break area sick, consider sitting in the
His legacy shines a light on the impor- has become a full-blown nice smile to convey one’s probably did not get a thor- back rows away from
tance of youth mentors. epidemic in some parts of feelings to others which I ough washing, so bring everyone. Candidly, I think
Lee Weyer’s love for sports made him the country and people are think should become more your own cup. Be aware of the Good Lord will give
a witness to history. As a Major League dying. The Centers for widespread. Currently I am objects that others who you a pass during your ill-
Disease Control (CDC) has coming out of the throes of may be ill have touched, ness, so once again, stay
Baseball umpire, Weyer was behind the announced that all states a severe cold and cough. such as doorknobs, the home.
plate when Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb’s except Hawaii are at During that time I did not microwave key pad, light • If you go to work with
hits record and was officiating when Hank records levels with flu engage in any handshakes switches, and handles—on these symptoms, don’t
Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s career home run patients. while at church. Heck, I everything from faucets to expect anyone to greet you
What disturbs me, barely left the house. So I refrigerators. with a smile.
record. Maybe most impressive is that he though, is that we still had the courtesy to not If you travel for busi- • And if you encounter
was just 25 years-old when he started his adhere to an arcane prac- inflict my disease on oth- ness, you may want to me at church or in public,
career in the majors. tice at this time of the year ers, and frankly I expect avoid the shared computers don’t expect me to shake
Even though his football career took in some church services the same of others if they in hotel business offices. your hand. Just wait for my
him away from Michigan Al Dorow had a that promote the passing of are sick. Of course the items in your engaging smile.
these diseases to unsus- I’m also disturbed dur- room, such as the TV —Bill Kalmar,
deep loyalty to his hometown and home pecting parishioners. In the ing Mass when the remote and the phone, are Lake Orion
teams. When named grand marshal of the
2006 Imlay City Blueberry Festival
parade, Dorow said nothing could keep
him from being there. When family mem-
bers accepted his award last month, they
Strength, spirit a lasting legacy
proudly wore the green and white of
Dorow’s other alma mater, Michigan State
S he was a force of
nature with an iron
will and indomitable spirit
would often come home
from school or playing
outside to find her apply-
University. second to none, all ing a butterfly bandage to
Chester Marcol’s life story is a fasci- wrapped up in a tiny little one of the neighbor kids’
package. cuts, wrapping a sprained
nating one. The 15 year-old came to Imlay But don’t be fooled. ankle or wrist, or splinting
City from Poland in 1965 not knowing Her strength matched that a finger or thumb with
any English or much about football. Just of men ten times her size. popsicle sticks. She was
seven years later, he was named the We used to tease her— unafraid, capable, intui-
National Football League’s Rookie of the saying she was a “four- tive.
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T he People’s Platform:
Building Bridges from
and thereby have a politi-
cal voice for the first time.
The St. Clair County
Democrats are proud to
LGBTQ family and friends
so that all Americans, and
Starling in the Bradford pear tree.
Invasive species
our Past to a Better Future, Later on in the 1960s Dr. take up that progressive not just a certain group of
the new platform for the Martin Luther King Jr. and mantle and continue the them, receive a political
St. Clair County the Civil Rights activists struggle for a more just, voice and a basic recogni-
Democrats, has a central dreamed of a society in free, and equal society tion of their humanity.
A
idea—the call for true jus- which character mattered with a platform inspired by The St. Clair County
snowstorm blew in the Katie the naturalist said.
tice in all of its forms. We more than skin color, in America’s past and dedi- Democrats are also con-
black birds last week. “The bad news is they’re
believe that American his- which equality was pro- cated to a better future. cerned with educational
Their wings landing upon an invasive species. They
tory has a strong but moted, and in which Our platform has planks and environmental justice,
and about our Bradford sailed in tall ships from
unheralded progressive minorities also had a polit- concerning economic jus- expressed by our belief
pear is an annual spectacle Europe.”
streak. During the ical voice through the abil- tice, including our belief that investing in public
outside my study window. I’d heard this last sum-
Revolutionary period the ity to vote. Environmental that rebuilding infrastruc- K-12 education is a wise
They’ll flush away at my mer when the sparrows
phrase “no taxation with- activists then took the pro- ture is the road forward, investment that will yield
slightest move, hundreds plagued our hens with
out representation” gressive baton, and that we should champion tremendous benefits for
of wings banking this way their red mites. The spar-
expressed the idea that inspired by Rachel our local entrepreneurs, our community. We also
and that as if I’m rows had killed
people should have a say Carson’s Silent Spring that we must work toward strongly feel that making
a bird of prey. our bluebirds in
in how their government began pushing the United a livable wage for all higher education more
Why those silly their boxes long
operates. In the decades States to become a leader workers, that we must con- accessible is a key compo-
birds choose the ago. I’d solved the
before the Civil War pro- in protecting the only plan- tinue to support organized nent of creating a better
worst weather in sparrow-hen prob-
gressive activists, appalled et on which we have to labor and all it does for
winter to feed is lem, but what
by the conditions of slav- live. More recently we’ve America’s laborers, and Guest page 11-A beyond me. about the star-
Town Talk
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Obituaries
~ Adeline Plumb, 91 ~ ~ Carole Ann Ehrenfeucht, 77 ~
Adeline Plumb, 91, of Charles (Gerry) Rathka of Carole Ann Imlay City and North Township. Saturday, February 3,
Almont, passed away Metamora, Judy (Vaughn) Ehrenfeucht, age 77, of Branch for several years. She is survived by her 2018, at Muir Brothers
Tuesday, January 30, 2018. Faulkner of Dryden; sister- Imlay City, formerly of Carole is a 1957 graduate son, Paul (Nancy) Funeral Home of Imlay
She was born July 24, in-law, Bonnie Rathka of Shelby Township, of North Branch High Ehrenfeucht of Imlay City, City, 225 N. Main Street,
1926 the daughter of West Branch, and many Michigan, died School. Carole lived most MI; her granddaughter, Imlay City, MI. Deacon
Horace and Irene nieces and nephews. Wednesday, January 31, of the last 30 years in Sarah Ehrenfeucht of David Hoffman officiated.
(Flansburg) Rathka. She She was preceded in 2018 at Stonegate Health Shelby Township. Lapeer, MI; and her great- Interment took place at
graduated from Almont death by her husband, Campus of Lapeer, MI. She was employed by grandson, Bryce Goodland Township
High School and married William “Bill” Plumb; one Carole was born June Chrysler Motors Company Ehrenfeucht. Carole was Cemetery.
William “Bill” Plumb in son, Gary Plumb; and one 7, 1940 in Detroit, MI. She at the Sterling Heights preceded in death by her Those wishing to make
1944. brother, Carl Rathka. was the daughter of the Stamping Plant for 30 parents, Arthur and Julie memorial contributions
She is survived by her Funeral services were late Arthur and the late years as a journeyman Ehrenfeucht; her special may direct them to
daughter-in-law, Patricia held February 2 at Muir Julie Ehrenfeucht. Carole painter before retiring. aunt, Helen Boettcher; and Juvenile Diabetes Research
Plumb of Dryden; two Brothers Funeral Home in grew up in Detroit when Carole had been a member her special uncle, Bill Fund. Please be sure to
grandsons, Aaron (Jessica) Almont. she was younger and then of of Shepherd’s Gate Ehrenfeucht. sign our online register
Plumb of Dunedin, FL and In lieu of flowers lived in the area between Lutheran Church in Shelby The funeral was held muirbrothersfh.com
Corey (Jessica) Plumb of memorials may be made to
Almont; great-grandchil-
dren, Alana Plumb, Jaycee
the family. Burial took
place in Ferguson ~ Arden Mathews, 80 ~
Plumb, Nathan Plumb, Cemetery in Almont. Arden Mathews, age ers in Port Huron. He was brothers-in-law, Ed
Gwenyth Plumb and Jonah To sign the online 80, of Almont, Michigan, a quiet man. Badder and Dick Brinker.
Plumb; one great-great- guest book please visit died Thursday, February Arden is survived by The funeral was held
grandson Jaxson www.MuirBrothers.com. 1, 2018 at McLaren his wife, Barbara Sunday, February 4, 2018,
Wansedel; siblings, Lapeer Region in Lapeer, Mathews; three daughters, at Dryden Wesleyan
MI. Carmen (Bill) Brown of Church, 5274 Main Street,
~ Preston H. Mann ~ Arden Orrin Mathews
was born October 5, 1937
Lapeer, MI, Dawn (Brian)
Flowers of Novi, MI and
Dryden, MI. Reverend
Chris Terbush officiated.
After battling cancer in Highland Park, MI. He Christine (Stephen) Interment of Ashes will
for the past year and a was the son of the late Mathews-Dalton of take place this summer at
half, Preston H. Mann, of Andrew and the late Seattle, Washington; one Great Lakes National
Novi, Michigan (formerly Roseltha (Freier) son, Robert (Heather) Cemetery in Holly,
of Brown City and Lapeer, Mathews. Arden grew up Mathews of Minot, North Michigan.
Michigan) passed away in Clyde and Milford, MI. Dakota; six grandchildren, An American Legion
peacefully on February 1, He moved to the Imlay long haul truck driver for Michelle Brown, Billy Final Salute took place
2018. City area in 1954. Arden 47 years before retiring in (Ashley) Brown, Kimmy Saturday. Those wishing
Preston spent his was a graduate of Imlay 2005. Brown, Ethan Mathews, to make memorial contri-
childhood with his brother City High School, Class He was a member of Gavin Mathews, and butions, may direct them
Jay in the woods and of 1955. He married Dryden Wesleyan Church Adrian Dalton; and two to the Disabled American
fields near his family Barbara Maybelle Badder for 64 years, the Imlay great-grandchildren, Veterans (DAV) or the
home in Metamora, on June 10, 1961 in Imlay City American Legion Landon and Boston Dryden Wesleyan Church
Michigan. He attended City, Michigan. Post # 135 and Sunny Brown. Building Fund.
Kingsbury Country Day Preston was preceded He served in the Brook RV Club. Arden He was preceded in Funeral arrangements
School in Oxford, in death by his father, United States Army from enjoyed having coffee death by his parents, were made by Muir
Michigan; The Hotchkiss Preston Mann and his 1961 - 1963. with friends, luncheons Andrew and Roseltha Brothers Funeral Home of
School in Salisbury, mother, Lucinda “Mickey” Arden was employed with former Class of 1955 Mathews; two sisters, Imlay City. Please be sure
Connecticut; and went on Caples. at Scott’s Hyponex (for- high school classmates Mary Lou Thomas and to sign our online register
to study at the University He leaves behind his merly Anderson Peat) as a and watching the freight- Judy Mathews; and two muirbrothersfh.com
of Michigan, Ann Arbor. wife, Sarah “Terry” Mann;
As an avid sportsman,
who enjoyed bird hunting,
daughter, Sarah Mann and
her husband, Matthew
~ Thomas “Tom” Teal, Sr., 65 ~
fishing and sailing, he had Weeber; grandchildren Thomas “Tom” Teal, held 11 a.m., Wednesday, available for visitation
many friends and adven- Kieran, Wyatt, and Maple; Sr., age 65, of Imlay City, February 7, 2018 at Muir 10-11 a.m., Wednesday,
tures. Following his son, Preston E. Mann and Michigan, died Thursday, Brothers Funeral Home of February 7, at Muir
father’s lead, Preston his wife Urpi Adela Carlos February 1, 2018 at Henry Imlay City, 225 N. Main Brothers Funeral Home of
made a name for himself Rios Mann; stepmother,
Ford Macomb of Clinton Street, Imlay City, MI. Imlay City.
training bird dogs and Mary Ann Mann; siblings,
Twp., MI. Interment will follow at Please be sure to sign
appearing on public televi- Jay Mann, Charles
(Claudia) Mann, and Thomas Loren Teal Imlay Township Cemetery. our online register muir-
sion’s “Michigan
Maureen Mann. was born March 27, 1952 The family will be brothersfh.com
Outdoors” at his hunting
preserve Farmland In lieu of flowers, the in Almont, MI. He is the
Pheasant Hunters in family asks for donations son of the late Edward and
Brown City, Michigan.
In his later years,
to the Lapeer County
Chapter of Pheasants
the late Lillie Mae
(Newbold) Teal. Tom had In Memory Of
PAUL HOLDWICK
Preston enjoyed travelling Forever, P.O. Box 585, lived most of his life in
to Alaska with his wife Lapeer, Michigan 48446 or Imlay City. He was a 1970
Sarah “Terry” Mann, cap- Hospice of Little Traverse graduate of Imlay City
taining several sailing trips Bay Hiland Cottage, 1 High School. He married
Julie Eileen Ihrke on
Jr. of Shelby Twp.; two
sisters, Doris Teal of
February 19, 1976 to February 9, 2008
on his boat “Meloura” to Hiland Way, Petoskey,
the Georgian Bay, sharing Michigan 49770. October 14, 1987 in Lapeer, MI and Judy As I sit in heaven
pointers with his three A memorial gathering Lapeer, Michigan. (Don) Hunt of North and watch you every day
grandchildren on many will be held from 4-6 p.m. Tom was employed at Branch, MI; brothers,
Koyl Company as a screw Roger (Geraldine) I try to let you know with signs
exciting fishing trips, and Thursday, February 8,
improving his golf game 2018 at Muir Brothers machine operator making Newbold of Georgia, Gary I never went away
as a member of the City of Funeral Home, Lapeer. bolts for auto parts. He (Diane) Teal of Colorado, I hear when you are laughing
Novi’s 55+ Golf League. Please visit muirbrothers- retired in 2007. James (Betty) Teal of And watch as you sleep
Recently Preston enjoyed lapeer.com to leave a con- He was a member of Marlette, MI and Larry
the Imlay City Eagles. (Chris) Teal of West
I even place my arms around you
many leisurely visits with dolence for Preston’s fami-
family and friends. ly. Tom always enjoyed rid- Branch, MI; and nine To calm you as you weap
ing motorcycles and espe- grandchildren, Samantha I see you wish the days away
cially loved going fishing Teal, Faith (Judah) Begging to have me home
with his family. Davidson, Boaz Teal, So I try to send you signs, So you know, you are not alone
Tom is survived by his Abigail Weberman, Justin
wife, Julie Teal; three Weberman, Madison Don’t feel guilty that you have life that was denied to me
Heaven is truly beautiful, just you wait and see
daughters, Erika (Jeffrey) Bigger, Makenzie Bigger,
Weberman of Sterling Macaylah Bigger and So live your life, laugh again, enjoy yourself, be free
Curious about where to find fast, reliable printing services at Heights, MI, Ivonne Sophia Thomas. Then I know with every breath you take
affordable rates? They don’t call us the “copy cats” for nothing!
(Joseph) Bigger of He was preceded in
• Quick copy through quality printing • Computerized Leonard, MI and Ashley death by his parents, Ed You’ll be taking one for me
typesetting • Artwork & design • Worldwide FAX service
• Labels & forms • Advertising specialties (Steven) Thomas of and Lillie Teal; and his Always in out hearts,
Capac, MI; one son, infant sister, Lora Teal. Mom, Dad, Mike, Steve & Lana
(810) 724-0254 Thomas L. (Laura) Teal, The funeral will be
“We need to renovate existing restroom fixtures various improvements at ment, without having to
our tennis courts, upgrade are original to the building, the park, including place their speakers on the
the rest rooms and buy making them about 35 upgrades to the park pavil- ground.
some new toys for the chil- years old. ion, the creation of new In the interim, Peltier
dren’s play area,” he said. In recent years, the walking paths and addition intends to focus on apply-
“However, all the things Park Board was the recipi- of ADA (American ing for more grant funding In addition to renovating the tennis courts, an
we want to do are contin- ent of a substantial grant Disabilities Act) compliant to pay for future park expansion of the band stage is at the top of
gent on acquiring grant from the Michigan features. improvements. Park Board Chairman Gary Peltier’s wish list.
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They enjoy playing bers of the Misfits— and art music throughout
jazz standards from the Trystin, Peter, and Kurtis— the centuries to create one
1920s on up, and have were united by a friend genre.”
played at farmers’ markets, who had become extremely Members of the Misfits The Misfit Jazz Quintet will take center stage at the PIX on Sat., Feb. 17
senior centers, the Concert serious about jazz and say that it is technically at 7:30 p.m.
of Colors (2017) in Detroit, wanted to get a group challenging and creates a
and other venues around together. Peter joined them, special sound they describe performances—allowing ans. The ticket price goes Tuesdays through
the mid-Michigan area. and they began to play at as “different but familiar them to share their own up at the door to $15 for Saturdays from 11 a.m.-6
Group members farmers’ markets and open for players and listeners.” musical thoughts and ideas adults and $13 for students, p.m. Tickets may also be
include Trystin Reed on mic nights. The two Stump They feel that jazz gives with listeners. seniors, and veterans. To purchased over the phone
saxophone, Peter Shutt on brothers grew up in a jazz- them the chance to take Tickets in advance are purchase tickets in advance, at 810-664-4824 or online
drums, Kurtis Young on loving family and met the songs and put their own $11 for adults and $9 for visit the PIX Box Office at www.centerfortheartsla-
guitar, Joe Stump on trum- other Misfits at a home- interpretation on them for seniors, students and veter- located inside Gallery 194, peer.org.
Dispatch log...
Editor’s note: The fol- S. Cedar St.) scene. Officer Kosinski Dr. in Capac 15000 block of Imlay City dent on N. Lake Pleasant
lowing is a compilation of •Numerous traffic made the arrest. •citizen assist in the Rd. in Mussey Twp. Rd. in Attica Twp.
activity and reports from stops were made through- 2/2/18 1444 hours 200 block of N. Hunter St. •vehicle in the ditch at •animals at large on W.
area police departments: out the day. A 34-year-old female from in Capac eastbound I-69 and Martin Imlay City Rd. in Imlay
February 3 Dryden was stopped in the •animal complaint in Rd. in Mussey Twp. Twp.
In Imlay City: •02:17 Suspicious Kingsbrook Mobile Home the 13000 block of Sullivan •property damage acci- •suspicious circum-
Police and emergency Vehicle (200 block Weston park near the Community Rd. in Mussey Twp. dent in the 3200 block of stance on Campbell Road
responders responded to St.) Center for a traffic BOL. January 31 Capac Rd. in Capac in Attica Twp.
dispatch calls for these •06:24 Property The female was arrested •assist other depart- •trespassing in the 6100 February 3
incidents, in addition to Damage Accident (200 for a misdemeanor warrant ment in the 15000 block of block of Sterling Rd. in •assist motorist on S.
traffic stops: block W. Capac Rd.) for failure to appear on a Downey Rd. in Mussey Lynn Twp. Cedar St. in Imlay City
January 30 •07:39 Suspicious moving traffic violation. Twp. •property damage traf-
•07:17 Welfare Check Person (Polly Ann Trail/W. The female was lodged at •fraud in the 4100 block In Lapeer County: fic crash on westbound
(N. Almont Ave./E. Capac Fourth St.) the Lapeer County Jail. of Ellis Lane in Mussey Complaints handled by I-69 in Imlay Twp.
Rd.) •20:42 Suspicious Sgt. Laura Mohr made the Twp. the Lapeer County Sheriff’s •alarms in the 4700
•08:30-09:09 Monitor Person (200 block School arrest. •intrusion alarm in the Department, in addition to block of Newark Rd. in
Traffic (Weston House Dr.) 2/2/18 2132 hours 15000 block of Downey traffic stops: Attica Twp.
Elementary) •Numerous traffic A 53-year-old Warren man Rd. in Mussey Twp. January 30 •alarms in the 8900
•10:38 Suspicious stops were made through- was stopped on Van Dyke •suspicious circum- •alarms in the 300 block of Petz Lake Rd. in
Vehicle (E. Third St.) out the day. Rd. near Hough Rd. for stance in the 8700 block of block of Graham Rd. in Imlay Twp.
•20:07 Suspicious February 4 crossing over the center Martin Rd. in Lynn Twp. Imlay Twp. February 4
Circumstance (1900 block •00:51 Suspicious line as well as the fog line. February 2 •assault and battery in •welfare check in the
Hickory Ln.) Person (400 block N. He was arrested for operat- •property damage acci- the 100 block of Elk Lake 1700 block of Lake
•23:35 Suspicious Almont Ave.) ing while intoxicated as dent in the 200 block of S. Rd. in Attica Twp. Pleasant Rd. in Attica Twp.
Vehicle (1000 block Norlin •19:38 Citizen Assist well as having open intoxi- Main St. in Capac •larceny in the 6700 •vehicle off the road on
Dr.) (2000 block S. Cedar St.) cants in the vehicle. Officer •fraud in the 1300 block block of Webster Rd. in eastbound I-69 in Attica
•Multiple Traffic Stops •23:47 Medical Assist Kosinski made the arrest. of Mackie Rd. in Berlin Imlay Twp. Twp.
throughout the day (1800 block Hickory Ln.) 2/5/18 0056 hours Twp. •alarms in the 2900 •family trouble in the
January 31 •23:57 Suspicious A 33-year-old Roseville •car-deer accident at block of Black Corners Rd. 1800 block of Conley Rd.
•07:25 Possession of Circumstances (1800 block man was stopped on Main Capac and Yale roads in in Imlay Twp. in Attica Twp.
Marijuana (400 block E. Hickory Ln.) St. near Sullivan St. for Lynn Twp. •misdemeanor arrest February 5
First St.) •Numerous traffic stops crossing over the center February 3 warrant on S. Cedar St. in •accidental property
•08:30 Delinquent were made throughout the line and the fog line. He •general fire at Turner Imlay City damage in the 3200 block
Minor (400 block E. First day. was arrested for operating and Capac roads in Lynn January 31 of E. Newark Rd. in Attica
St.) February 5 while intoxicated as well as Twp. •animals at large on Twp.
•20:01 Medical Assist •06:12 Alarm (500 possession of marijuana. •parking complaint at Imlay City Rd. in Attica •abandoned auto in the
(600 block Maple Vista block S. Cedar St.) Officer Colin made the N. Main and E. Mill streets Twp. 4600 block of S. Van Dyke
St.) •13:23 Citizen Assist arrest. in Capac •assist motorist on east- Rd. in Almont Twp.
•22:09 Assault & (200 block E. Third St.) ` •citizen assist in the bound I-69 in Attica Twp. •fraud in the 40 block
Battery (200 block Palmer •13:38 Suspicious In St. Clair 540 block of N. Glassford February 1 of Lake George Rd.
St.) Person (1000 block Norlin County: St. in Capac •misdemeanor arrest in Attica Twp.
•Multiple Traffic Stops Dr.) Police and emergency •harassment call in the warrant on eastbound I-69 •suspicious circum-
throughout the day •13:42 Citizen Assist responders responded to 110 block of S. Main St. in in Imlay Twp. stances on Pennell Rd. in
February 2 (200 block E. Third St. dispatch calls for these Capac •property damage acci- Imlay Twp.
•03:04-03:28 Parking incidents, in addition to •vehicle in the ditch at dent on N. Lake Pleasant •suspicious circum-
Enforcement (City Wide) In Almont: traffic stops: Capac and Sterling roads in Rd. in Attica Twp. stances on eastbound I-69
•08:16 Motorist Assist 1/29/18 2308 hours January 30 Mussey Twp. February 2 in Imlay Twp.
(600 block S. Cedar St.) A 24-year-old male from •personal injury acci- •property damage acci- •suspicious circum- •property damage acci-
•08:30-09:04 Traffic Almont was stopped on W. dent in the 5000 block of dent at Turner and Capac stance in the 300 block of dent on E. Imlay City Rd.
Control (Weston St. Clair St. near Church Cade Rd. in Mussey Twp. roads in Lynn Twp. Graham Rd. in Imlay Twp. in Imlay Twp.
Elementary) St. for having a broken out •disorderly complaint •vehicle in the ditch at •suspicious circum- •property damage acci-
•11:30 Citizen Assist taillight. The male was in the 350 block of W. eastbound I-69 and Martin stance in the 2500 block of dent on N. Summers Rd. in
(300 block E. Third St.) arrested for Driving While Kempf Ct. in Capac roads in Mussey Twp. Elandell Lane in Attica Attica Twp.
•22:58 Suspicious License Suspended and •domestic in the 200 February 4 Twp. •road hazard on Imlay
Circumstances (2000 block was released from the block of Christopher Stone •noise complaint in the •personal injury acci- City Rd. in Attica Twp.
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Rural Lifestyles
Blanketing: Why or why not?
TRI-CITY AREA — than that of a horse that Other consideration:
As winter progresses was left unblanketed. Keep in mind that if you
onward and bitterly cold •Housing—Horses do choose to start utilizing a
temperatures seem to a relatively good job of blanket for your horse, the
hover over a region for withstanding even the blanket has the potential to
days on end, horse owners harshest of winter condi- flatten the hair coat caus-
are often faced with a tions. In some cases, much ing it to lose insulating
question of whether or not to our disapproving, hors- ability. This may result in
to attempt to provide extra es may elect not to use the blanket duty for the
protection such as blan- shelter provided, choosing remainder of the season. If
keting for their horse. to stand out in the middle choosing to provide your
Answer: There is no of a snow storm with their horse with a blanket, con-
simple answer. It really hindquarters to the wind. sider if the blanket is
comes down to assessing However, it is still waterproof or not.
each individual horse’s important that horses have Remember: There may
needs. access to some sort of be no simple answer.
No question about it, shelter from rain/freezing However, observation of
most horses have the abil- rain and wind. Rain/freez- the horse’s behavior and
ity to grow a winter coat ing rain can be the most evaluating other factors
that will keep them suffi- concerning of the two. If (hair coat, age, shelter
ciently warm in the cold- the hair coat gets wet and accessibility, feed, etc.)
est temperatures. Winter the hairs flatten, this relevant to the respective
hair growth is primarily decreases the insulating situation may increase
triggered by change in day factor of the hair, requir- your confidence that your
length or photoperiod. ing more energy to regu- horse can withstand harsh
This starts taking place late body temperature for winter conditions with
around late summer. the horse to stay warm. appropriate management.
External temperatures will •Feed and Water This article, written by
also play a role in the pro- source—Forages such as Tom Guthrie and Dr.
cess of winter hair growth.
In contrast, blankets
hay are excellent at
increasing the heat incre-
Karen Waite, was pub-
lished by Michigan State Imlay
can be very useful for
some including: horses
that are sick, thin, very
ment within the body when
digested by the horse.
Therefore, increasing lev-
University Extension. For
more information, visit
http://www.msue.msu.edu.
City
young or geriatric.
Additionally, horses that
els of hay or fiber fed can
be an advantageous man-
To have a digest of infor-
mation delivered straight farmers
have recently moved to
Michigan from a warmer
agement practice when
attempting to help horses
to your email inbox, visit
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Chiefs slips
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Tigers, 51-39
Imlay girls
Tri-City Times Sports Editor
halftime break.
When the action resumed, Armada continued to
pull away. Thanks to a 13-5 third quarter edge, the
Tigers forged a 39-21 cushion with 24 minutes gone.
Blue Devils, win 39-35
Armada then withstood an 18-12 final quarter rally By Kevin Kissane
to post a 51-39 victory. Tri-City Times Sports Editor
Andrew Sams, of Capac, goes up for a shot during Monday’s
BWAC clash versus Armada. Chiefs page 4-B IMLAY CITY — Imlay City
made visiting Richmond absorb a
a BWAC matchup with Richmond this past week. accumulate 17 points and (one).
tage, widening the gap to 49-31 at buzzer propelled Armada to the win
the halftime break. there.
When the action resumed, With the decision, Armada goes to
Richmond picked up where it left off. 9-2 and 5-1. Almont slips to 8-4 and
Aided by a 23-17 third quarter edge, 4-3.
Lonnie Wolford, of Imlay City, looks to finish off a layup during his team’s
Spartans page 4-B Snowcoming game versus Richmond last Friday. Almont page 4-B
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Wrestling
Puebla. BWAC
Photo by Kevin Kissane
Girls’ Basketball
Capac, 55-33
Tri-City Times Sports Editor
total points and Carsonville-
DRYDEN — Jordan Port Sanilac manage 17.
Peters (20) and Ally Sobek That increased their cush-
(12) combined for 32 ion to 38-22 with 24 min-
points, helping Dryden reg- utes gone.
ister a 54-29 road triumph Dryden then outscored
against Carsonville-Port Carsonville-Port Sanilac By Kevin Kissane breathing room.
Sanilac’s varsity girls’ bas- 16-7 the rest of the way, Tri-City Times Sports Editor Thanks to a 12-6 third
ketball team last Thursday closing out a 54-29 win. quarter edge, the Tigers
CAPAC — Capac increased their lead to
night. Lexi Seitz (eight) was handed a 55-33
With the decision, notched Dryden’s next 48-27 with 24 minutes
setback by visiting gone.
Dryden improves to 7-5 highest point total. She Armada in a Blue Water
overall. was backed by Hannah Armada then out-
Area Conference varsi- scored Capac 7-6 from
In Friday’s game, Peyerk (six points), Paige ty girls’ basketball con-
Dryden took a 10-5 advan- Abromaitis (four) plus Ella that point on, finishing
frontation Monday. off a 55-33 win.
tage after one quarter was Kage and Natalie Poirier In Monday’s con-
done. (two apiece). Alexys Anderson
frontation, Capac spot- (15 points, including
ted Armada a 15-9
victory at Bentley
see Armada widen the sy of Delaney Verschure
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in a Blue Water Area resumed, Algonac bounced Parker Lewis (10), Mitch
Conference varsity boys’ back with a 21-20 third Allen (eight), Hunter
basketball meeting on quarter edge. That left Medrano (six), Evan
Tuesday, January 30. Imlay City up 58-41 with Schapman (five), Riley
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Noah Galbraith, of Imlay City, grabs a rebound during his team’s City improves to 5-8 and Imlay City then out- Krahn and Trevor Petri
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Almont’s Ethan Hall looks to score during his team’s BWAC battle against
Armada last week.
Almont grabbed a 10-6 edge That whittled their deficit to assistance in the scoring
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cushion to 20-14 at the half- rally, pulling out a 35-34 Schapman (four) and Chase Imlay City’s Abby Schefka (L) and Kendall Sommer (R) battle a Richmond
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