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American Revolution, based in “He was a private in Captain
Almont. Seth Horton’s Regiment under the
“I think it is rather unique that command of Col. Stephan
Imlay City pair advance we have these individuals who Peabody in New Hampshire and
in Division 2 finals, lived and breathed during the bat- in Morton’s Company of the New
...see page 17 tle for independence from Britain Hampshire militia,” Eschenburg
and who actually lived in our said.
area,” said Katherine Eschenburg, He moved to Michigan some-
Photo provided
Chapter Regent. time after 1840, coming to the
“Their lives tell a story of Dryden area to be near his daugh-
determination and grit. When one ter. Spencer died in 1851.
stops and thinks how they lived in Beriah Howard came to
New England, fought in battles Michigan after he was given land Daniel Hill Spencer moved to the Dryden area sometime after
and survived, then set out for the in Lapeer County for his service 1840 after having served in the Revolutionary War. His is one
wilderness called Michigan, it is of four graves tended by members of the John Crawford
amazing. These were strong peo- Graves page 4 Chapter of the Daugthers of the American Revolution.
Forensic exam
requested
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Lapeer County
Prosecutor Mike
A Pre-Preliminary
Conference date was set
for March 30, to be fol- Dryden Vets to dedicate
plaque on Memorial Day
Sharkey said Owen, 19, lowed by a Preliminary
faces Exam on April 11.
FACEBOOK multiple
felony
However, Owen’s
court appointed attor-
charges ney, Christine Strasser,
facebook.com including
making
requested a forensic
examination at the Memorial lists names of those who lost lives to war
/Tricitytimes/ terrorist Michigan Center for By Tom Wearing researched the internet and this project to acknowledge
threats, Forensic Psychiatry. twearing@pageone-inc.com local cemeteries to find the all of these Dryden-area
using a Sharkey said such names of all local service- men who sacrificed their
computer Colin Clay evaluations involve DRYDEN — The men who perished in the lives in these wars,” said
The Tri-City Times to com- Owen compiling background Dryden Vets organization aforementioned wars. Haynes. “I also wanted to
is printed on mit a information, diagnostic will unveil a new plaque on Haynes said completion fulfill my mother’s wish that
recycled paper crime, home invasion, testing and an inter- Memorial Day (May 28) of the memorial plaque is they not be forgotten.
aggravated stalking and view. honoring Dryden residents the culmination of years of “My mom had done a lot
habitual offender-third He added that the who died in the Civil War, research began more than of documentation years
offense. forensic center will World War I, World War II three decades ago by his ago,” he said. “This project
Sharkey said the obtain releases from the and Korea. mother, longtime Dryden means a lot to me and our
most serious charges of defendant to acquire The stone plaque was Township Board member family members.”
terrorism relate to a donated to the Dryden Vets Sally Haynes, who died in While the heavy stone
series of texts Owen Exam page 4 by longtime resident Rex 2011.
Haynes, who painstakingly “I wanted to complete Dedication page 4
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township hall that’s cur- increase the building’s
rently underway, the capacity for elections.
Extended Hours
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been moved to the fire new entry vestibule,
hall. The township board replacement of windows,
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graders Harper Savage, 10, value of protecting our
¢ STRAWBERRY
and Adam Saintonge, 9, planet and of the impor-
both of whom promised to tance of doing their part.
PIE SLICE
plant their seedlings. “This partnership is an
“If we plant these trees example of working togeth-
now, it will help the world er to do something posi-
be a better place tomor- tive.”
row,” said Harper. Lion Wes Wagester
“Without trees, we
couldn’t survive,” Adam
noted that the club donated
more than 30 white pine Big Boy Imlay City®
said. “They take in the car- saplings to Dryden
bon dioxide and give off Elementary fourth graders 1949 S. Cedar & I-69
Photo by Tom Wearing
ocal IMLAY
Northstar Bank to their list
of depositories.
L •members approved a
Congratulations
FLO CITY
50 cent pay increase for
Comm
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$9.50 to $10 per hour.
•the board approved a to the Graduating
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three-year school liaison
Class of 2018
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FA bread
Almont Schools, effective
t y
Fresh Honey
rescind a 425 agreement
and discharge the subse-
quent lien with Stroup
Syrup Brothers
Development.
Land
DAR
members
Katherine
Friends host Polly Ann
Eschenburg
and Cindie
Wade place
wreath at the
Run/Walk on June 2
of the Imlay City Trailhead.
grave of
Revolutionary
Online registration underway History of Friends
War veteran
Mose Porter
National Trails Day fundraiser The Friends of the Polly
Ann Trail was founded in
in Metamora. By Tom Wearing at Blacks Corners Road and the fall of 1997 to advocate
twearing@pageone-inc.com travels south to Dryden for the acquisition of the old
Road, ending at Veterans P.O. & N. (Polly Ann) rail
TRI-CITY AREA — Memorial Park in the corridor and its conversion
It’s time again to lace up Village of Dryden, after a to a recreational trail.
those running shoes. short loop through the Mt. Since the acquisition by
The reason? Pleasant Cemetery. the State of Michigan in
The Friends of the Polly Participants may take 1999, the Friends group has
Ann Trail group is hosting advantage of return trans- built seven bridges, raised
its 12th annual Polly Ann portation to the high school funds for the park addition
Trail Run/Walk on Saturday, provided by Milnes in Dryden and the Imlay
June 2. Chevrolet. City Trailhead, as well as
The event coincides Online registration is working to promote the use
Photo provided
with National Trails Day. available at: https://runsign- and development of the
The 2018 Run/Walk up.com/Race/MI/ trail.
sets off at 9 a.m. from the I m l a y C i t y / “These efforts are ongo-
northwest corner of the PollyAnnTrail10KRunWalk ing,” said Howell.
Graves: ‘Resting in the wilderness’ Imlay City High School
parking lot.
Funds raised from this
year’s event will go toward
“Community support for
these trail walks, member-
from page 1 American Patriots, toward Runners and walkers a development project to ships and donations will
the end of their lives, they are asked to assemble at surface the trail between help us realize our ultimate
in the War for moved to be closer to their
Independence. around 8 a.m. for registra- Imlay City and Dryden. goal of developing the trail
children.” David Howell, Friends of
Eschenburg said He died in April 1837. tion and refreshments. from the Oakland County
Howard filed for a pension Eschenburg asks any- The $20 registration fee the Polly Ann Trail line to Curtis Road in
in 1833 and was given a one who knows the loca- includes an event t-shirt and Chairman, said funds from Arcadia Township.”
land warrant for property tion of other Revolutionary light morning refreshments. previous Run/Walks con- For more information
in Lapeer County. soldier graves to contact Medals will be awarded tributed to the $10,000 about the 2018 Polly Ann
According to the her at keschenb@yahoo. to all finishers, as will age donated toward the pur- Trail Run/Walk, contact
National Archives and com. group awards. chase of seven acres of land David Howell, Friends of
Records Administration, Beriah Howard was The Daughters of the Run/Walk route connecting the park and the Polly Ann Chairman,
the United States started given a land warrant American Revolution orga- This year’s 10 kilometer trail; and toward $6,000 at 248-933-6148, or email
granting bounty-land war- for property in Lapeer nization is open to any (6.2 miles) event starts off donated for the construction to: djhowell@earthlink.net
rants for military service County for his service women 18 years and older
Photo provided
Forces of the United States
for their sacrifice, courage
Phyllis Brown (left) and volunteers show off some of the Little Dresses and dedication to this
for Africa that she’ll hand out on her trip next month to Malawi. Also pic-
tured are Rachel Penzien, Terri Jackson, Janice Fritz, Janet Savage and country. Throughout our
Marlene Mulder. nation’s history, those who
have answered the call
Volunteer to make of duty deserve our
recognition and our thanks.
WE THANK YOU!
work or just tuck her pass- for 50 Days for Girls kits. farm and maize mill.
port away as a memento. These kits feature sustain- For more information
She didn’t mull over that able feminine hygiene about Hope Endeavors or
decision for long. products-drawstring bag to donate toward any one
“God started nudging with washable pads, wash- of their humanitarian proj-
me. Once you go, your cloth, underwear and ects, visit their website at
heart draws you back more. hopeendeavors.com.
again,” Brown said. Her “If girls don’t have Stan’s Place Charlie Brown’s Master's Family First Health
trek across the ocean in access to these items, they Storage Almont Automotive Care Dr. Loren
June will mark the third
time she’s traveled to
Africa since 2008 with the
can’t go to school during
that time,” Brown said.
In addition to the
Road 5711 Main Street
796-9779
798-3485
work
Marysville, MI-based clothes and kits, the volun- 724-0254
organization, Hope teer team will hand out Tri-County Bank Hartford
Endeavors. She’ll be one HOPE Buckets and assist Member FDIC Mr. Paint Capac
Almont • Imlay City Silver Grill Imlay City
in a group of seven to with construction and 395-4840
begins
spend two weeks at HOPE skills training projects. 798-3907 Family Restaurant 441-7088
Village Children’s Home, 724-2300 Steve Robbins
Families affected by 724-1271
an HIV/AIDS orphan care HIV are urged to be tested Muir Brothers State Farm
in Capac
center in the country of and, in return, they receive Funeral Home Great Lakes McDonald's Insurance
798-8225 Town & Country of Capac Imlay City
Realty 395-9399 724-5955
American Tree Attica 395-9569
By Maria Brown 721-0020
mbrown@pageone-inc.com
798-2525 Lakestone Bank
Hickory Square & Trust
CAPAC — The road Kaatz Funeral Mortimer Lumber Member FDIC
724-0501 Apartments
work season in the village Directors
Imlay City LAKESTONEbank.com
limits has begun. & Monument 810-724-0266
Earlier this month T.G. Big Boy
Company 724-3664 mi-apartments.com Village Barn Carpets
Priehs Paving Company 395-2600 Imlay City
made repairs to village 724-6483
streets. Grondin’s Dove Mfg. &
Capac Auto Repair
The roads that were 395-7635 Hair Centers Equipment, Inc. Evie’s Hair Studio
resurfaced included Lester Imlay City • Almont Imlay City Imlay City
Street, one block north of 724-1433 724-6564
Allenton Collision/ 724-5030
Mill St.; Church Street, 798-0110
Grandview Glass
two blocks east of Main
395-2243 Don’s Auto Repair Manpower
St.; Glassford St., one 395-2602
Imlay City Imlay City 586-566-6950
block north of Mill St.; and Monuments 724-3147 www.MetroDetroitManpower.com
a half block of Neeper at 724-0033
Kempf’s Court. Great Clips Brookwood
Rickard Denny
Resurfacing of Main Imlay City Fruit Farm
721-1100
Ebert Medical Garno & Leichliter
Street is due to begin next 724-1600 Almont
Imlay City
month. President John 798-8312
Capac 810-724-0555
Grzyb said contractors plan
to begin June 18 but they’ll Construction Videomation Northbound
Imlay City Dryden Excavating
hold off on doing major 395-7135 724-8585
Muffler & Brake
work until after Capac Dryden Almont
Days, June 29-30. 796-3917 798-0214
The project will Capac Morrice Lengemann
encompass two sections of Pharmacy Inc. & Miller PC Romeo Theatre AP Gunworks
Main Street, one each 395-2336 Imlay City 66120 Van Dyke Almont
immediately north and 724-2565 586-752-3455 798-0911
south of the downtown dis- Tosch Auction Service
trict. & Equipment Sales Milnes Auto Group Parsch’s Automotive Churchill Insurance
Thank you The southern portion of
the work will encompass
www.toschauction.com
395-4357
810-724-0444
810-724-0561
Mobil Gas Station
724-6630
Agency
Imlay City
Auto-Owners Insurance and Railroad Street to the 810-667-5000 724-6218
your local independent agent southern village limits. On Woods-N-Water McDonald’s
would like to thank U.S. military the northern end, work will News Restaurant Dance Street Studio
Oxford
Thank you
service members and veterans
for the sacrifices they have
made for our freedom.
be done between Aldrich
and Park streets.
724-0254 OverheadDoor
Oxford
Imlay City
810-724-0688
Dance & Fitness
www.dancestreetstudio.com
Auto-Owners Insurance and In all, .64 miles of road 810-245-7600
will be resurfaced, side- Muir Brothers 248-628-4555
Statewide of
your local independent agent
would like to thank U.S. military walk ramps will be replaced Funeral Home Almont Dr. Robert
service members and veterans at intersections for compli- 724-8285 Habitat for Sharon LaFrance Glapinski, DO
ance purposes and perma-
YOUR HOMETOWN
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for the sacrifices they have
made for our freedom. nent signage will be RE Blank
Humanity ReStore 810-441-6002 Capac
of Lapeer Co. 395-1610
INSURANCE AGENCY
INSURANCE AGENCY upgraded.
In other village busi-
724-6431 810-660-7823 Vinckier Foods
Almont
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ness: Vintech Industries
810-798-2004
Liebler
www.bestinsuranceagency.com
•council members gave
Liebler Insurance
Agency
First Independent-
Descamps
Imlay City
673-3290
Insurance
THE BEST LOCAL
INSURANCE AGENCY
the okay for Chief Heather
Fantin to sell the police
Imlay City
724-8600
Insurance Agency
Tiana’s Dollar
N’ Deals Smith's
(810) 724-8600
CITY • 000-000-0000
department’s Tahoe Almont Imlay City
Waterproofing
through a bidding process. 798-7501
566 S. Cedar (M-53)
www.bestinsuranceagency.com 721-9900 Almont
Imlay City •at their May 7 meeting Tri-City Times
798-2371
www.LieblerAgency.com the council voted to take 724-2615
Imlay City Greenia’s Outdoor
their option and purchase Power & Sport
108 N. Lester St. from St. Lube Center Noffert Dental
Imlay City Ford Imlay City Almont Imlay City
Clair County before it pro-
724-5900 724-7777 798-0010 683-5516
ceeds to the tax foreclosure
auction.
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on Thursday couldn’t miss nurses I work with love great care they expect and
the large group of men and working at the hospital and deserve.”
women holding signs. working in the community Multiple efforts to elic-
Dozens of McLaren in which we live,” she says. it a response from McLaren McLaren Lapeer Region employee members of the Michigan Nurses
Lapeer Region employee “But there’s been a lot of Lapeer Region were not Association hold rally to advocate for staffing and scheduling changes
members of the Michigan turnover, and a lot of nurses successful by press time. at Cramton Park on Thursday.
Nurses Association held a are contemplating changing
community rally/picket to jobs.” Pediatric Dave
raise awareness about staff- Erwin says nurses are Care Unit Baldwin,
ing and scheduling issues concerned about patient Registered Intensive
that affect patient care, says safety and care, as well as nurses Care Unit
spokesperson Jenny concerned about their own Micayla RN with
Erwin, a nurse at McLaren professional status. Buike and his son at
Lapeer. “We don’t want to lose Brooke nurses’
Erwin says the nurses our license from doing Liebler rally rally on
have been without a con- something unsafe,” she for staffing Thursday.
tract since May of 2017, says. “We don’t want a con- changes.
adding that negotiations are stant fear that something
currently underway. She bad is going to happen to
said administrative changes the people under your care.
Photo provided
at the hospital have affect- It’s quite frightening hav-
ed the size of the nursing ing that responsibility.”
staff, adding that the staff- Erwin says the rally
to-patient ratio is insuffi- was intended to draw atten-
cient for adequate care. She tion to the nurses’ plight,
says a “hiring freeze” and to highlight the impor-
implemented in January tance of having a well-
has made the situation staffed facility in the area.
worse. “It’s hoped that the
“We are having a staff- community will get behind
ing crisis,” Erwin says. our nurses—we think they
“We’re not able to recruit already are, but we want to
nurses, and we’re not bring awareness that
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Speaking on behalf of
the Belle Valley
Community Band, Director
whose
homes
were dam-
aged or
ing at Countryside Banquet
Center, located at 596 S.
Cedar St. (Van Dyke) in
Imlay City.
Donald Davenport never Steve Burns referred to Don
sought the spotlight. Davenport as being “the destroyed Davenport Those wishing to make
in fires. memorial contributions
Rather, he quietly and
without fanfare lived his
life as a scholar, educator,
heart and soul of the
band.”
“Don was not only an
“He
was that
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may direct them to Ruth
Hughes Memorial Library,
open daily
mentor, musician, volun- excellent musician,” said kind of a person.” 211 N. Almont Ave., Imlay
teer, humanitarian, com- Burns, “he was a musical Service, reception City, MI 48444 or the
munity servant and life- historian and very involved A Memorial Service Belle Valley Band, 1849
long learner. in organizing band activi- will be held at 11 a.m. Stoldt Ave., Imlay City,
Davenport, 77, died on ties, rehearsals and con- Saturday, May 26 at the MI, 48444.
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Born in Sedalia, “When I first met him, I’d
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Benton Harbor. love about him.”
He earned a Bachelor Burns said Davenport
of Science degree in made a habit of helping
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increase production and before Congress does.
profits. They have rescind- Maybe we’re exporting
ed regulations implement- more energy than we
ed to protect air, land and should. Could that be why Suncrest Auxiliary members seek community
water during drilling and energy prices are rising? support on Friday, June 1, as their ‘Tag Day’
File photo
mining operations; thus After a hundred dollar fill- fundraiser gets underway.
lowering production costs, up, I had fewer dollars in
Volunteer John Lojko places a new American
flag at the gravesite of one of about 450
but prices still rise. They
have opened up more fed-
eral land to drilling and
my pocket for discretionary
spending. High energy
prices do not lend them-
Suncrest Tag Day
local veterans buried in Almont-area ceme- We are pleased to This year Suncrest
teries in commemoration of Memorial Day mining allowing increased selves to a robust economy. announced that Friday, Auxiliary’s goal is to pay
last year. energy production, yet the We have until June 1, is the new Suncrest for two ‘Sit to Stand’ tables.
prices still raise. November and Election Auxiliary Tag Day! Suncrest has found these
Take time to remember Our eloquent President
and our Congress gave the
Day to ruminate about
energy costs and the rea-
As we celebrate over
60 years of existence,
tables to be very beneficial
for residents who are
on Memorial Day energy corporations a big
fat tax cut to ensure their
sons for them and the
effects on our economy.
Suncrest Auxiliary mem-
bers will again be out in
unable to stand on their
own. They are very pricey
I
profits for years to come, We then can reward or front of various businesses but are in high demand.
t’s important to remember what (unlike our eight year tax retire the incumbents of the accepting donations to pay But it isn’t just about
Memorial Day weekend is all about as cut) but the prices are still party who implemented for very much needed ther- all work and no play, resi-
we enter the national remembrance day. going up. The President this energy plan; based on apeutic equipment for the dents are also enriched
For many, Memorial Day weekend has reduced fuel economy the stewardship abilities Lapeer County Medical through entertainment pro-
requirements for auto man- they have demonstrated Care Facility residents to vided through your gener-
become an opportunity to take advantage ufacturer’s future vehicles; managing our natural
of a long weekend. To catch up on chores facilitate a better and ous donations that we are
in turn ensuring continued resources for future genera- improved quality of life for
around the house; to shop a ‘Memorial Day fuel consumption levels tions and us. all the residents at Suncrest. Tag Day page 15
Weekend’ sale; to picnic with family and and energy profits. Slick If the President would
the tall-ish man responds. way to get to know the Conversely, it seems helper. ‘The Donald.’
“Do you mind if I come in people around us.” there is nothing Don This one-of-a-kind
for a minute?” “Oh,” he says. Decked out in his ‘I ‘heart’ my Library’ shirt, Davenport doesn’t know. gentleman whom I slowly
“Not at all,” I say, and “And I thought it Don Davenport shows patrons how to make There is an incandescence got to know through the
he takes a seat. might be something you’d delicious, crusty bread. about him that’s hard to years took his last breath
“Oh,” he says again, enjoy,” I say. describe; a rare individual on this planet last
making his way back up to “Oh,” he says again. Davenport becomes a him at the table and so it who’s ignited by trying Wednesday, May 16, and
standing. “Is it okay if I sit There’s silence. beloved part of the Imlay goes. new things and inspired by leaves a hole in the com-
down?” “It’s nothing political Conversation Salon. Three years later, he’s helping others in all sorts munity that’s a mile wide.
“Of course!” I grin. or anything like that,” I The first time he a valued and vocal partici- of ways. Whether it’s He was an inspiration
“Make yourself comfort- say. “We’re hoping it will attends, he brings his lap- pant. He surprises us with understanding a brutally and friend to many, and a
able!” just be a nice way to inter- top and sits at an unoccu- his stories of teaching in difficult mathematical con- caring helper to all.
He sits down again and act with others.” pied table. He orders a Managua, Nicaragua. cept or sharing the fine art Whether you knew him
unbuttons his army green “Oh,” he repeats. bourbon and opens the Wows us with his auto- of collecting wild yeast for well or not, Don made an
colored coat. “When do you meet...” computer and begins surf- graphs of renowned math bread, Don’s the man. The
“You wanted to talk to This is how Don ing the web. I move to join geniuses and brings my teacher. The mentor. The Extraordinary page 11
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C layton and Mae me to come to church with Church. their own expectations, devoured in order to a dying breed of human
Russell were a big part them. I can close my eyes and, more recently, debate with him what I had that is able to interact with
of the Attica Methodist and still hear Clayton sing- through his work within learned from the existen- those with whom he dis-
Church, which donated the ing, in a very deep voice, the Tri-City community tialist of the week. agrees in a thoughtful,
beautiful oak high chair. ‘Onward Christian during his retirement. Mr. Mr. Davenport’s kind- respectful, and classy way.
The chair belonged to Soldiers.’ Davenport comes from a ness and mentoring did not In a time where our
Clayton and Mae, and was Leah Jean Russell- bygone era of educators end on graduation day educators are constantly
used for many years at the Tomkin was their only and scholars whose inter- 1998. Throughout my col- under fire from all sides,
church. child, and the beautiful oak est in learning goes far lege years I returned home we need more like Mr.
The Russells were very high chair was hers. John beyond paychecks and and met him for breakfast Davenport. I take solace in
standardized testing. As and coffee at Big Boy. the knowledge that Mr.
active members in the and Ruth Bitter took the Simple, clever wire many of his students can Over coffee and toast, the Davenport has inspired
church. They lived right chair home, refinished it, design to hold the tray attest, his goal as an edu- conversations were always many of his students and
across the street from me and brought it back to the up. the most intellectually friends to follow the path
cator was to expand each
in downtown Attica, next church. It was later student’s comprehension stimulating of any I would he showed us all. Never
to Jim Hamilton’s garage replaced by a white plastic Russell-Tomkins, 1915- of abstract topics such that have in a month. Over the stop challenging yourself,
located on the corner of high chair. 1972.’ actually learning how to past few years, I have differing points of view are
Peppermill and Lake Lifting up the tray on I am so grateful that perform the equations returned to the area to set an opportunity to learn
Pleasant roads. the oak high chair, I appre- we received this wonderful came naturally. In doing up a homestead retreat about those that differ
What wonderful mem- ciate how simple and clev- donation from the Attica so, he prepared generations which allowed me to from you and, in doing so,
ories I have of them. I er the wire design for hold- Methodist Church. I hope of young minds to become attend Mr. Davenport’s discover more about your-
always called Mae ‘Aunt ing the tray down was. everyone has some memo- better people. Mr. conversation salons and self, and respect, kindness,
Mae.’ She made sugar On the front of the ries of the Russells, like I Davenport’s dedication to bread making talks at the and human decency above
donuts, and the best pie chair is a small plaque have. And I still have Aunt finding common ground Imlay City library. These all else.
crust, which was made out inscribed with ‘Leah Jean Mae’s pie crust recipe. and appealing to the indi- events were often times You will be missed
vidual interests of each of standing room only by the dearly my friend and the
I ’m happy to announce
our six itty-bitty redbud
transplants have survived
congeniality the sun
accommodated plant
enthusi-
rosa rogusa, a rather hardy
bush.
I lift up my shovel and Quoteworthy morning musings
my shovel and winter. asts who declare, “All’s fair in love
Momma Redbud is beside
herself, her blooming
were glad
to swap
and war!”
“Invasive,” a term I’ve H aving seen a hint of
morning on the hori-
zon, I’m giving up on
6) that these words
seemed especially potent,
and I'll share:
faith.”
She also throws out lit-
tle one-liners like: “The
branches spread in praise their learned after a good neigh-
of her offspring. wealth bor offered me liberty to sleep. My brain still loves “Show the enemy that flesh never wants to give
There’s nothing more with a dig up pink and white Lily early mornings best even you are armed and danger- up control of a situation...
entertaining and economi- neigh- of the Valley from her hill- though the laid-back ous by keeping your sword but helps you rest in
cal for a gardener than bor’s. side. “Naturalized” is a rhythm polished and ready for use. knowing the battle is not
plant reproduction right My Honest Living... kinder word for the lily of my
life is no
The enemy prefers to tar-
get practice on unarmed
yours, but belongs to
God.” (based on II
under her nose. Spring— friend condition that plagues my
the fecund season when Kim dug Iris Lee Underwood rosa rogusa, yet describes longer
regi-
victims whose swords
have languished in a musty
Corinthians 20:15); and:
“Faith helps you see the
trees, shrubs, and perennial up hostas the perfect ground cover
flowers yield more than from her under my mother’s lilacs mented basement until they have invisible, believe the
enough sprouts to share yard and hauled them to which are in full bloom. by them. rusted.” impossible, and receive the
with like minds and trow- the Troy Garden Club Intoxicating. I tip- In another place, Van inconceivable.”
els. Perennial Exchange. “The As in any pursuit, toe down
to where
Perspectives... Koevering has this to say
about faith: “Scripture
Oh, yes. On a com-
pletely different note,
“Volunteer” is a com- weather was perfect, cool learning is in doing.
mon name garden folk give and sunny. I thought, who Making mistakes and cor- my desk-
top com-
Willene Tanis does not tell us to have
faith in faith, or faith in
there’s this other one-liner
I saw this week. We
this abundance when a would want these roots?” recting them. I cede. A lily
guest drools over a culti- she said and laughed. must behave like a lily. A puter man. We are not told to stopped by Dairy Queen to
vated wildflower and asks, “People lined up for them!” rose, a rose. sits. I also power up have faith in our own wish our favorite employee
“What’s the name of that One gardener’s stone is What about the deer, Merlin (my magnifier) to strength, or faith in our Happy Birthday. She came
beautiful orange blossom another’s emerald. the damage to our gardens re-read some quoteworthy ability to have greater out when she had a chance
in your gardens?” Yet, swapper beware. and trees? Is all my labor paragraphs from Becky faith. Our faith should be to thank us and visit a cou-
“Columbine,” the gar- There’s a plethora of hosta in vain? Hallelujah! I think Van Koevering’s* ‘Shut placed in the One who ple minutes while we had a
dener replies, “volunteers varieties from variegated to Uncle Luke’s in Troy pro- My Mouth & Open My spoke the Word. It is not little treat. When she
from a plant I rescued giant, some 70 inches vided a natural remedy. Eyes,’ a spiral-bound book your faith in miracles that turned to go back to work,
along the DTE easement wide. It’s a good idea to DEER SCRAM. No kid- a lunch-bunch friend lent brings a miracle. The I read the back of her shirt.
years ago.” know what variety you’re ding. me. Almighty is the miracle “COME for des-
This kind of conversa- adopting. And me, dear Reader, Perhaps it was because worker, and your faith sert. STAY for dinner.”
tion begins with the first All volunteers are not an Appalachian offspring a small group of us had must be in Him. God’s Just a quick little chuckle
sighting of skunk cabbage created equal. Horticulture transplanted in Michigan? recently gathered around Word reveals His promis- for my day!
in March, revs up in April plays by its own rules. I am a volunteer, a blow-in Priscilla Shirer’s seven- es, and you are simply *with Diana Stone
when the white bloodroot Like hostas and bleeding from Irish ancestors who week DVD study of The required to believe what Email Willene at
blooms, and peaks with hearts, some flower species must dig, plant, and bloom Armor of God (Galatians He promised. That is willenetanis@aol.com.
Town Talk
Editor’s note: Due to space con- 10-11 a.m. Potluck luncheons to shop. Any questions, please Call the Family Literacy www.widowedfriends.org. benefit the school’s athletic,
straints announcements will be will be served the 4th Tuesday call Joyce Kaufman at 810- Center today to reserve your music and PE programs. For
posted one week in advance of of every month at noon. For 395-7532. seat at 810-664-2737 and for Widowed Friends invites all more information call Imlay
the event. Notices must be info, call 810-395-4518. more info on dates and times. widowed to join us for break- City Christian School, Mon.-
received in writing by noon The Capac Kitchen serves free fast and friendship in a safe Fri. 8-4, 810-724-5695.
Monday prior to the publication Ryan Smith, a certified alcohol meals every Tuesday from Play groups available. Free 6 setting every 2nd and 4th
date. and drug counselor will be 4:30-6 p.m. at Zion United week sessions. At these FREE Monday of the month at 9 a.m. Euchre at the Almont Lions
available at the Imlay City Methodist Church. 90-minute playgroups, chil- at Sero’s, 925 Gratiot in Club, second Saturday of every
Senior’s Center on the 4th dren will participate in story- Marysville. For more info, call month through May. Doors
For Senior Citizens Thursday of every month from
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Free meals for people in need
are offered at the North Branch
time, developmentally appro-
priate games and crafts, learn
Julie at 810-388-0868. open at 6:30 p.m., games begin
at 7 p.m. Entry fee provides
Senior Center on Monday and new skills, and enjoy a snack Grief Share, a 7/14 series for player with 10 games of Euchre
Gentle Yoga Tuesdays from Senior Health and Fitness Thursday evenings from 5:30-7 those that have lost loved ones
9-10 a.m. at First and social time with other chil- with a light meal at the break.
Expo. May 30, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. p.m. Call 810-441-0322 for dren. Parents will have the support group will begin Sept. Almont Lions Club, 222 Water
Congregational Church in Washington Parks and Rec. more info. 7 at the Imlay City Senior
Almont. Practice led by Dina chance to talk to other adults Street, Almont. For more info,
Prizes, raffles, lunch, fitness with same-age children. Center located in the Lamb- call 810-798-3333. All funds
Miramonti, RYT. class demos, nutrition demo Orchards’ Cupboard Food Steele building on Third Street.
Pantry is open the 3rd Saturday Register now for the next ses- generated from Euchre nights
Imlay City Senior Center are included in admission fee. sion! Numerous locations and Pre-register by calling Tracy at benefit local charities.
of every month 9 a.m.-noon. 810-724-6030 or Ginger Miller
“Texas Hold ‘Em” 12:30 p.m. Self-Defense for Seniors. Tue., Food distributed at 74903 dates available. For more info
at 810-724-5772.
Medical Care
For info 810-724-6030. and to sign up call the Family
June 12, 1-2 p.m. Washington McKay Rd., Bruce Twp., 586-
Parks and Rec. Learn preven- 336-4673. www.orchardson- Literacy Center at 810-664- For those that have experi-
Dinner and card playing, 50/50 2737.
raffle and prizes of high and tion, unarmed self-defense and line.org. enced the death of a loved one, Lapeer County Health
the use of personal protection a support group is available Department, 1800 Imlay City
Support Groups
low for each table every 3rd
Monday at the Washington
Senior Center, 57880 Van
devices. No fee.
Museums facilitated by a trained United
Hospice Service (UHS)
Rd., Lapeer - Regular
Immunization Clinic Hours:
bereavement volunteer. (held in 2nd floor clinic area)
Free Meals, Food
Dyke, Washington Twp., MI Woman’s Life Chapter 855 will
48094, from 4-8 p.m. For info, The Dryden Historical Society Marlette Regional Hospital, Walk-In, Mondays 1-3 p.m.;
meets at 7 p.m. the first meet June 5, 2018 in Richmond 2770 Main Street in Marlette,
call 586-752-6543. at the Lois Wagner Memorial By Appointment Only,
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Wednesday of the month and hosts this support group the 1st Wednesdays 8:30 a.m.-11:30
Swing Dance Lessons at the the museum opens every Library at 6:30 pm. Everyone Tuesday of each month in the
‘Food for Families’ kitchen is is welcome to attend. a.m. and 4-6 p.m., Thursdays
Port Huron Senior Center, 600 open to the public for free, hot Monday from 5:30-7 p.m. Administration Conference 1-3:45 p.m. Hepatitis vaccine is
Grand Avenue, Port Huron, meals every Monday and One on one grief counselling. Room. For time and more info, now available. For additional
every Tues. from 7:30-9 p.m. The Capac Historical Society is call 800-635-7490 or visit www. info, to check if we accept your
Wednesday from 4-5:30 p.m. open to visitors daily from 1-3 Romeo Washington Parks and
and the 1st and 3rd Thurs. of Rec. Both Romeo and marletteregionalhospital.org. insurance, or to schedule an
the month from 7:30-9 p.m. This Heart Loves Food Pantry p.m. and 1-4 p.m. on Sundays. appointment please call 810-
Call 810-395-2859 for more Washington Activity Centers TOPS 620 Lapeer weight- loss
with instructors Lyle Malaski is open the 1st Saturday of will offer this service once a 667-0448.
& Kristina Morton. For info, each month from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. info. group meets Tuesday nights at
month, by appointment only. the Hunter’s Creek Mobile
call 810-984-5061. at Gateway Assembly Church, Call 586-752-6543 to schedule Free hearing and vision screens
Beginning in April the Imlay Home Park Club House, 725
2796 S. Van Dyke Rd., Imlay City Historical Museum is appointment. for children of preschool age
Council on Aging Membership City. DeMille Rd. in Lapeer. Weigh- are available at the Lapeer
is open to individuals 18 and open on Saturdays from 1-4 in from 6-6:30 p.m., meeting
p.m. and welcomes visitors at Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) County Health Department. To
older. The Capac Senior Center The Attica United Methodist meetings are held every from 6:30-7:30 p.m. For more schedule an appointment
is open 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Church will be holding a free that time. The museum fea- info call 810-664-7579.
tures period rooms that appear Monday night at 8 p.m. at St. please call 810-667-0448 or
weekdays. We offer a variety of community meal on the 2nd Paul’s Lutheran Church in 810-245-5549.
activities such as fitness and and 4th Tuesday of each month as they would have been prior TOPS 888 (Take Off Pounds
to the turn of the 20th century Imlay City. Sensibly) meets Wednesdays at
craft classes, a book review from 4:00-6:00 p.m. For more Capac Pharmacy is teaming
group, cards and bus trips. For info please call 810-724-0690 or and into the 1930s. Fabulous Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) the 25 Pine Ridge Dr. in Lapeer. with Support Million Hearts
info, call Lori at 395-7889. visit www.atticaumc.org. artifacts greet guests in every and Al-Anon meetings are held Weigh-in at 8:30 a.m., 9:30 by offering in-pharmacy blood
room and transport them back every Wednesday night at 8 a.m. meeting. Call Linda at pressure screenings, 136 North
Almont and Dryden area The Attica Food Bank at the to when life was a simpler time. p.m. at the Capac United 810-245-3955 or Phyllis 810- Main St. in Capac, Tuesdays, 9
senior citizens meet the 2nd Attica United Methodist Visitors will find exhibits relat- Methodist Church, Capac, MI. 395-7035 for more info. a.m.-6 p.m. Everyone is invited
Tuesday of the month at 12 Church, 27 Elk Lake Rd., is ing to railroading, military, to come and have their blood
p.m. at the Almont Lions Hall,
222 Water St., for a potluck
open from 2-4 p.m. the second
and fourth Monday of the
local history and much more.
Docents are on hand to answer
Lapeer Area Citizens Against
Domestic Assault meets 1-3 Fundraisers pressure read for free.
Events
and program. Call 798-8210 month. Proof of residency and questions and assist with p.m. every Wednesday in the
for more info. need required. research. Stop in and take a Lapeer Court House for per- Girl Scout Troop 75968 Food
look! sonal protection order clinic. Drive. Donation box locations
Adults 55 and over are invited The Capac Community Food For info 810-246-0632. (May 23 - June 13) at all Imlay Book Sale. May 17-26. Almont
to Berlin Twp. Senior Center to Pantry, 112 S. Main Street, is The Almont Community City Community Schools. District library, 213 W. St.
play cards from noon-3 p.m. open each Wednesday from 1-3 Historical Society Museum is 10A Friday AFG Family Help Junior Scouts feed the Clair St., Almont. (810) 798-
the 2nd Wednesday of every p.m. Please call LOVE, INC. at open Saturdays from 1-4 p.m. Groups meeting. Imlay City hungry of Imlay City as they 3100.
month. Bring a sack lunch, 810-245-2414 in advance to Please stop by and learn about FOC Lutheran Church, 7191 build and fill a Blessings Box at
beverages provided. Senior ensure your food voucher will your community. Society meet- Imlay City Rd, Imlay City. Full Potential Ministry. Washington Parks and Rec
stretch exercise on Tuesdays be received before you stop in ings are held at the museum on Contact Ginger Miller at 810- Center. Minor alterations
the second Monday of the 724-5772 for more informa- Woman’s Life Chapter 855 is Mon., June 4. Janet Krula, one
month at 7 p.m. For more info tion. collecting bottles and cans all of our quilters, has volunteered
call 810-796-3355. year long. With your help we to do minor alterations like
FOR WIDOWED MEN & can make a difference in some- hemming, taking-in and letting
Youth Events
WOMEN: Lunch-Cards- one’s life at a time when they out, zipper replacements etc.
Friendship. Join us every 3rd need the most help. Please By appointment only, from
Tuesday of each month from consider being part of the big- 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. No
Ready, Set, Go! Workshop. 11:45 a.m.-4 p.m. at Cavis ger picture. Donate your bot- charge.
This is a FREE workshop for Pioneer Restaurant, 5600 tles and cans today. For a rep-
3-5 year olds & parents/care- Lapeer Rd. in Kimball Twp. resentative of our group call WILLOW RUN Theater/
givers! Enjoy fun projects that 48074. No RSVP necessary. For 810-392-5136. Museum. Ages 15 and up. June
will develop your child’s skills more info call Joanne K. at 16 bus trip includes transpor-
and prepare them for school! 810-324-2304. This activity is The Imlay City Christian tation, admission to Yankee Air
Children also enjoy a snack, sponsored by Widowed School has discount cards Museum, guided tour, and the-
story time, and a free book! Friends, a peer support group available for sale. Proceeds ater tickets to Willow Run play.
Leave from Washington Parks
and Rec Activity Center, 57900
c
Van Dyke at 8:30 a.m., return
approx. 6 p.m. Call 586-786-
0131 for info and to register by
May 24.
Bus Trip to Detroit Tigers vs.
Boston with Washington Parks
and Rec. Register by June 19,
AREA UNITED
St. Paul’s Blessed Hope
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game is Sat., July 21. Leave
Washington Activity Center at
Lutheran Church Baptist Church 4:15 p.m., game at 6:10 p.m.,
(ELCA)
METHODIST
1635 Berville Road, Allenton, MI return approx. 11:30 p.m. Call
200 North Cedar (M-53) 4411 Newark Road
859 N. Van Dyke Road Pastor Gayle Hortop (586) 786-0131 for info.
Imlay City, MI Imlay City, Michigan 48444 Phone: (586) 784-5854
Attica, MI 48412
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5394 Main Street - Dryden (Across from the Library) 810-724-1135 2796 S. Van Dyke Road - Imlay City (VFW) of Imlay City, Post
www.imlayumc.org
810-796-3341 Like Us On Weekday Masses Morning Worship - 8:45 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm 2492, 598 N. Almont Ave.
10:30 a.m. Worship Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 8 am • Wed. 10 am Evening Service - 5:00 p.m. (Fairgrounds Rd.) Overseas
Pastor Patricia Hoppenworth First Sat. 8 am
Nursery Available
Weekend Masses
Wednesday Family Night - 6:45 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Veterans Meetings 2nd
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Jr. Church for K-5th grade
Sat. Vigil Mass 5 pm Supervised child care during all services Thursday, every other month,
Youth Group 6th-12th grade
Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. 5pm-6:30pm Sundays Sun. 9 am - English Sunday School 7 p.m.; Post Meetings 1st
EVERYONE WELCOME! Rev. Dr. Marcel Allen Lamb
11 am - Spanish
Confessions 1/2 hr. before each Mass & 4pm Sat.
Phone: 810-724-8110 9:00 a.m. September thru May Thursday every month, 7 p.m.;
17 810-724-0687 17 Father Paul Ward 17
Pastor Jeffrey S. Krist 17 Staffed Nursery During Worship 17 Auxiliary Meetings 1st
Saturday of every month, 10
West Berlin Imlay City Christ Evangelical First Congregational Church a.m.
Church of Christ Lutheran Church United Church of Christ
U.M.C. 670 N. Van Dyke 1970 S. Almont Ave., Imlay City 275 Bancroft - Imlay City 201 E. St. Clair, Almont, MI
Almont/Dryden Masons meets
Imlay City, MI 48444 7 p.m. every 2nd Thursday of
905 Holmes Rd. - Allenton, MI Sunday Service
at corner of Newark Rd.
(Corner of 5th Street) 810-798-8855
the month at Masonic Center
810-724-7855 Sunday Worship Service
Corner of Almont Road Bible Study (all ages) 10:00am
Morning Worship 11:00am Sunday School 9:00 a.m. 810-724-6207 at 10:15 a.m. in Almont.
810-395-2409 1st Sunday of the
Month Evening Service 2:30pm
Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m.
Thursday Worship 7:00 p.m.
Sunday School & Morning Adult Group 9:30 a.m. Nursery available and Jr. Church
for ages 3 thru 5th grade The Imlay City American
Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Worship Service - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Classes (all ages) 7:00pm Pastor Rev. Dr. Renee C. Jackson
Jr./Sr. High Youth Group ~ Sunday’s 6-8pm Legion Post 135 meets the 2nd
810-724-3306 Kidz 4 Christ ~ Wednesday’s 6-7:30pm and last Wednesdays of the
Rev. Curtis Clarke COME WORSHIP WITH US!
Ralph O. Stuebs
Cell-(567) 674-0438 “No matter who you are or where you are Pre-School - 5th grade month at 7:30 p.m. The post is
17 John Barker, Minister Come to the WELS on life’s journey, you are welcome here!” Pastor William King
17 17 17 17 located at 212 E. Third Street.
Goodland 17
Family of St. Cornelius St. Nicholas St. John The Holy Redeemer Contact them at 724-1450 or
americanlegionpost135@fron-
Community Christ Catholic Church Catholic Church Evangelist
Lutheran Church - Catholic Church Lutheran Church tier.com.
Church Missouri Synod
3834 N. Mill Street, P.O. Box 208
Dryden MI 48428
4331 Capac Road 872 Capac Rd. 4538 Dryden Rd. • Dryden, MI The Evening Star Quilt Guild
2008 N. Van Dyke 7191 Imlay City Road, Imlay City www.fmsaints.com
Capac, MI 48014 Allenton, MI 48002
810-395-7074 810-796-3951 meets the last Wednesday of
Box 82 Bible Study - 9:00 am Weekday Mass: 810-395-7572 www.fmsaints.com www.lutheransonline.com/holyred each month at the Davison
Imlay City, MI 48444 Worship Time - 10:30 am Wednesday - 8:30 a.m. www.fmsaints.com Weekday Mass: 8:00 am - BIBLE CLASS; 9:30 am - WORSHIP Senior Center, 10135 Lapeer
810.724.1747 Children’s Church - 10:30 am Weekend Masses: Weekday Mass: Friday - 8:30 a.m.
Thursday 8:30 a.m. 11:00 am - SUNDAY SCHOOL & BIBLE CLASS Rd. in Davison. Meetings start
Saturday - 4:30 p.m. Weekend Masses: ALL WELCOME!!! at 6:30 p.m. and doors open at
Worship Service: 10:00 am Contemporary Service - Wednesdays 7:00 pm
Phone 810-724-2620 Sunday - 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Weekend Mass: Sunday - 11:00 a.m. Saturday - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday - 9:00 a.m. Pastor Steven Helms 6 p.m. For more info call Lisa,
Pastor Chad Hampton lutheranfamilyofchrist.org 17 Rev. Mike Gawlowski, Pastor 17 Rev. Mike Gawlowski, Pastor 17 Rev. Mike Gawlowski, Pastor 17
Christian Preschool Available 17 810-358-7294.
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To honor
and remember
Sons, daughters and friends of
Almont American Legion members
offered a helpful assist over the week-
end, placing new American flags at
veterans’ graves. Legion Commander
Dick Bowman thanked the youngsters
Legal Announcements
ALMONT Business District, B-1 Local Business,
B-2 General Business, I-1 Light
or associated with a principal land use
on the parcel of land on which the
Onsite solar energy collector if more
than a total of 7,605 square feet.
attached to the structure in which it is
mounted on.
Township in securing removal.
K. An analysis of the potential
TOWNSHIP Industrial, and I-2 Heavy Industrial. solar energy collector is located and, (Permitted Use Subject to 3. Ground Mount Solar Panels. visual impacts from the project
ALMONT TOWNSHIP This use has been removed from the if permitted, for the sale and distribu- Administrative Approval) Sec. A. Shall only be located in the including solar panels, roads, and
BOARD R-1 One Family Residential and RE tion of excess available electricity to 3.1.7.C.ii. Onsite solar energy collec- rear or side yard. fencing along with measures to avoid,
REGULAR MEETING Rural Estate Residential zoning dis- an authorized public utility for distri- tor if less than a total of 7,605 square B. The maximum ground area minimize, or mitigate the visual
SYNOPSIS tricts. bution to other lands. This includes feet. occupied by solar panels and associ- effects shall be required. A plan may
MAY 14, 2018 Requested by: Imlay Township solar panels and solar shingles. Light Industrial District ated paved surfaces is one (1) acre. be required showing vegetative
Meeting called to order by Planning Commission • Structure-mounted Solar (Permitted Use) Sec. C. If more than 2,000 square screening or buffering of the system
Supervisor at 7:00 p.m. at 819 N. This meeting is open to the pub- Energy Collector. A solar energy 3.1.8.B.xxix. Onsite solar energy col- feet of impervious surface is pro- from those items to mitigate for visual
Main St. Almont, MI. Members pres- lic. Anyone wishing to comment on collector attached to the roof or wall lector if more than a total of 7,605 posed, a drainage plan shall be sub- impacts in accordance with this
ent were Supervisor Bowman, Clerk the text amendment, but is unable to of a building, or which serves as the square feet, subject to site plan review mitted. Ordinance.
Hoffner, Treasurer Kudsin, and attend the meeting may send their roof, wall window, or other element in by the Planning Commission. D. The maximum ground- L. A site plan, drawn to scale
Trustees Streeter, Groesbeck, Clay comments to - Imlay Township whole or in part of a building. (Permitted Use Subject to mounted panel height is eight (8) feet, and conforming to Section 6.1, shall
Stroup, and Scott Stroup. The follow- Planning Commission, 682 North • Ground-mounted Solar Administrative Approval) Sec. measured from the grade to the top of show existing and proposed struc-
ing actions were taken: 1) approved Fairgrounds Road Imlay City, MI Energy Collector. A solar energy 3.1.8.C.ii. Onsite solar energy collec- the panel. tures, driveways, adjacent structures
consent agenda as presented, 2) 48444. A copy of the request is avail- collector that is not attached to and is tor if less than a total of 7,605 square E. Panels shall be screened within 100 feet, the number and size
approved revision to policy manual, able at the Imlay Township Hall separate from any building on the feet. from residential districts and public of proposed panels, surface area of
3) approved IFT for Country Smoke between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Monday, parcel of land on which the solar (Special Land Use) Sec. rights of way by a greenbelt and/or six solar energy collector, array of build-
House, 4) approved raise for election Wednesday, and Friday. energy collector is located. Ground- 3.1.8.D.xv. Commercial solar energy (6) foot-high privacy fence. ings or substations, location of access
workers, 5) approved moving polling 21-1 mounted solar energy collectors shall collector. F. The solar panels and associ- road, and any other information
location for Aug. 7th primary to the meet all setback requirements of Heavy Industrial District ated racking shall be permanently and requested by the Planning Commission
fire hall, 6) approved addition of accessory buildings. (Permitted Use) Sec. 3.1.9.B.xiv. safely attached to the ground. that is necessary to determine compli-
depositories, 7) rescinded 425 agree- VILLAGE OF Commercial Solar Energy
Collector (Solar Farm).
Onsite solar energy collector if more
than a total of 7,605 square feet, sub-
4. Decommissioning. If the solar
energy system ceases to operate or is
ance with this Ordinance.
2. Structure-Mounted Solar
ment with village, 8) discharged lien
with Stroup Brothers Land
ALMONT A utility-scale facility of solar ject to site plan review by the Planning abandoned for a period of twelve (12) Panels.
Development, 9) approved agreement ALMONT VILLAGE energy collectors with the primary Commission. months or is deemed by the Zoning A. Panels may extend up to
with village and school for liaison COUNCIL purpose of wholesale or retail sales of (Permitted Use Subject to Administrator or Building Inspector five (5) feet above a flat roof surface
officer for 3 years. Meeting adjourned REGULAR MEETING generated electricity. Commonly Administrative Approval) Sec. to be unsafe or not consistent with and two (2) feet from the mounted
at 7:50 p.m. MAY 1, 2018 referred to as solar farms. 3.1.9.C.ii. Onsite solar energy collec- code, the current land owner shall structure.
Solar Panel or Panel. tor if less than a total of 7,605 square remove the system in its entirety. This B. Panels shall not hang over
Paul Bowman-Supervisor SYNOPSIS
Carol Hoffner-Clerk A panel consisting of an array of feet. shall include removing posts, equip- the edge of the building or project
President Schneider called the
21-1 solar cells used to generate electricity (Special Land Use) Sec. ment, panels, foundations and other below the eaves.
Regular Meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
directly from sunlight. 3.1.9.D.xv. Commercial solar energy items so that the ground is restored to C. The solar panels or shingles
Councilmembers present were Dyke,
Solar Shingles. collector. its preconstruction state and is ready cannot be placed within three (3) feet
BERLIN Ligon, Love, Peltier, Steven C.
Schneider, Steffler and Schneider. A roofing product made by com- Enterprise Business District for development as another land use. of any peak, eave, or valley.
TOWNSHIP Staff members present were Clerk/ bining thin film solar technology
(which converts sunlight to electrici-
(Permitted Uses)
3.1.11.B.xxix. Onsite solar energy
Sec. Section 4.70
Solar Energy Systems
Commercial D. The solar panels or shingles
shall be permanently and safely
BOARD MEETING Treasurer Keesler, and Chief of Police
ty) with a durable backing to provide collector if more than a total of 7,605 A utility grid solar energy sys- attached to the structure in which it is
SYNOPSIS Martin.
a structural roof shingle comparable square feet. tem (solar farm) is a solar energy mounted on.
MAY 14, 2018 The Council approved the agen-
to traditional roofing shingles. (Permitted Use Subject to system that is designed and built to 3. Ground Mounted Solar
Meeting called to order at 7:30 da; approved the consent agenda with
Solar Racking. Administrative Approval) Sec. provide electricity to the electric util- Panels.
p.m. by Supervisor Winn. Pledge of corrections; approved payment to
Solar racking is any structure or 3.1.11.C.iii. Onsite solar energy col- ity grid. Commercial solar energy A. If more than 2,000 square
Allegiance recited. Members present: Superior Contracting Group to be split
building material used in the mount- lector if less than a total of 7,605 systems are for utility purposes are feet of impervious surface is pro-
Parks, Klos, Winn, Christian & evenly with the Township; approved
ing of a solar panel. square feet. subject to Special Land Use Approval posed, a drainage plan shall be sub-
Wittstock. April minutes approved. payment to Emergency Restoration
upon completion of the work to the Privacy Fence Article 4 Use Standards in the I-1 and I-2 Districts. mitted.
Treasurer’s report approved. Fire “Privacy fence” shall mean a 1. General Requirements. B. The maximum ground-
satisfaction of the Park Board and Section 4.69 Onsite Solar
report given by Chief Hartway: structure of rails, planks, stakes, or A. All systems shall be set mounted panel height is ten (10) feet,
Manager Connors; discussed water Energy Collectors:
responded to 14 runs last month (none similar material erected as an enclo- back at least 50 feet from all property measured from the grade to the top of
billing; and discussed compressed An on-site use solar energy sys-
billable) and approved to hire 3 new sure, barrier, or boundary. Privacy lines. the panel.
work schedule. tem (see Section 2.2 for definition) is
applicants. Planning Commission fences are those with thirty (30) per- B. The applicant shall provide C. Panels shall be screened
The meeting adjourned at 8:11 intended to first serve the needs of the
report: splits approved and worked on cent or less of their surface area open documentation that glare will be elim- from residential districts and public
p.m. uses onsite. Systems may be struc-
Master Plan and ordinance updates. for free passage of light and air and inated, insofar as possible. Therefore, rights of way by a greenbelt and/or six
Kimberly J. Keesler ture-mounted or ground mounted.
Park report: weeds will be sprayed designed to conceal from view the all racking and other material associ- (6) -foot-high privacy fence.
Clerk/Treasurer Onsite solar energy systems may be
and new roof will be put on pavilion. activities conducted behind them. ated with the solar energy collector Screening requirements may be
Steve Schneider permitted in all zoning districts.
Senior report: regular activities of Examples of such fences include but must be neutral in color and nonre- waived or reduced by the Planning
President 1. General Requirements.
cards, exercise and potluck with new are not limited to stockade, board-on- flecting material. This may include Commission when existing natural
A complete copy of the minutes A. Only one (1) solar energy
director. Discussed: work that needs board, and board and batten. manufacturer’s specifications of the vegetation accomplishes the same.
is available in the Clerk’s office dur- system is permitted per lot or premis-
to be done at cemeteries, bill for ad to panels, proficient angling, adequate D. The solar panels and asso-
be paid, new radios for Fire ing regular business hours or at www. Amend Article 3- Zoning es.
B. All systems shall be set screening, or other means, as to not ciated racking shall be permanently
Department, and parking lot lighting. almontmichigan.gov Districts
back at least twenty (20) feet from all adversely affect neighboring proper- and safely attached to the ground.
Audience: nothing further. Motion to 21-1 Agriculture District property lines. ties E. Native ground cover is
pay the bills made and accepted. (Permitted Uses) Sec. C. The panel or any material required onsite during the operation,
C. The applicant shall provide
Motion to adjourn 8:05 p.m. A com- 3.1.1.B.xvi. Onsite solar energy col- associated with the solar energy col- until the site is decommissioned.
documentation that glare will be elim-
plete copy of the minutes is available IMLAY lector if more than a total of 7,605 inated, insofar as possible. Therefore, lector shall not be used for advertis- 4. Decommissioning. If the
at the township hall during business
hours. TOWNSHIP square feet, subject to site plan review
by the Planning Commission.
all racking and other material associ- ing.
D. Mechanical equipment
solar energy system ceases to operate
or is abandoned for a period of twelve
ORDINANCE NUMBER ated with the solar energy collector
Karen A. Klos, Clerk (Permitted Use Subject to must be screened from street and (12) months or is deemed by the
must be neutral in color and nonre-
21-1 2018-01 AN ORDINANCE Administrative Approval) Sec. neighboring residences by fencing or Zoning Administrator or Building
flecting material. This may include
TO AMEND 3.1.1.C.vi. Onsite solar energy collec- manufacturer’s specifications of the landscaping. Inspector to be unsafe or not consis-
IMLAY THE IMLAY TOWNSHIP tor if less than a total of 7,605 square panels, proficient angling, adequate E. The solar energy collectors tent with code, the current land owner
ZONING ORDINANCE. feet.
TOWNSHIP THE TOWNSHIP OF (Special Land Use) Sec.
screening, or other means, so as to not
adversely affect neighboring proper-
shall be added to the maximum lot
coverage, unless the solar energy col-
shall remove the system in its entirety.
This shall include removing posts,
PLANNING IMLAY ORDAINS: 3.1.1.D.xxvi Commercial Solar ties. lector is located entirely on top of the equipment, panels, foundations, and
COMMISSION Amend Section 2.2 Definitions Energy Collector. D. The panel or any material structure it is mounted on. other items so that the ground is
NOTICE OF The following definitions shall One-Family Residential District associated with the solar energy col- F. The solar energy collector restored to its preconstruction state
PUBLIC HEARING be added to Section 2.2: (Permitted Uses) Sec. 3.1.2.B.ix. lector shall not be used for advertis- shall be repaired or replaced within and is ready for development as
The Imlay Township Planning On-site Solar Energy Collector. Onsite solar energy collector if more ing. three (3) months of becoming non- another land use.
Commission shall hold a public hear- A solar energy collector that is than a total of 7,605 square feet, sub- E. Mechanical equipment functioning. A. The current owner shall
ing at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12 within the limits of the area encom- ject to site plan review by the Planning must be screened from street and G. The applicant shall provide have the entire system removed or be
at the Township Hall at 682 North passed by the tract area or parcel of Commission. neighboring residences by fencing or the manufacturer’s directions for the actively working on it within 90 days
Fairgrounds. The public hearing is to record on which the activity is con- (Permitted Use Subject to landscaping. inspector to ensure installation, main- of the property owner receiving the
consider the following text amend- ducted. Administrative Approval) Sec. F. A sketch plan, drawn to tenance, and use is in accordance with Zoning Administrator’s determination
ment to the Township Zoning Solar Energy Collector. 3.1.2.C.iv. Onsite solar energy collec- scale, shall show existing and pro- the manufacturer’s directions. that the system is abandoned solar
Ordinance: A panel or panels and/or other tor if less than a total of 7,605 square posed structures, driveways, adjacent H. The solar energy collectors energy system.
The amendment includes chang- devices or equipment, or any combi- feet. structures within 100 feet, the number shall comply with all construction Adoption and Effective Date.
es to Section 4.68 Landscapers, nation thereof, that collect, store, dis- Rural Estate Residential District and size of proposed panels, surface code, electrical code, and other state 1. Adoption. At a regular meet-
Landscape Services, and Similar tribute, and/or transform solar, radiant (Permitted Uses) Sec. 3.1.3.B.xii. area of solar energy collector, and any requirements. Mature trees shall be ing of the Imlay Township Board held
Home-Based Businesses. This lan- energy into electrical, thermal, or Onsite solar energy collector if cover- other information requested by the considered a living tree that are eight on 5/16/2018, adoption of the forego-
guage is being modified to allow is chemical energy for the purpose of ing more than a total of 7,605 square Zoning Administrator or Planning (8) caliper inches. For every mature ing ordinance was moved by Jepsen
type of facility with various levels of generating electric power or other feet, subject to site plan review by the Commission that is necessary to tree planned for removal shall have a and supported by Guerin.
restrictions in the EB Enterprise forms of generated energy for use in Planning Commission. determine compliance with this replacement rate of fifty (50) percent. Voting for: Guerin, Hoeksema,
(Permitted Use Subject to Ordinance. I. Notice is required to be sub- Jepsen and Priehs
Administrative Approval) Sec. G. The solar energy collectors mitted to the utility company (DTE Voting against: None
3.1.3.C.iii. Onsite solar energy collec- shall be added to the maximum lot Energy) and there is adequate connec- Absent: Makedonsky
VILLAGE OF CAPAC tor if less than a total of 7,605 square
feet.
coverage, unless the solar energy col-
lector is located entirely on top of the
tion to the utility grid nearby (within
500 feet).
The Township Supervisor
declared the ordinance adopted.
Multiple-Family Residential J. Develop a restoration site 2. This Ordinance shall become
Public hearing on the District
structure it is mounted on.
H. The solar energy collector plan, for after the site is decommis- effective in the manner prescribed by
(Permitted Uses) Sec. 3.1.4.B.ix.
Proposed 2018/2019 Budget Onsite solar energy collector if more
shall be repaired or replaced within
twelve 12 months of becoming non-
sioned. A decommissioning plan shall
be required to ensure that facilities are
the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act,
Public Act Number 110 of 2006, as
than a total of 7,605 square feet, sub-
June 4th • 7:00 p.m. ject to site plan review by the Planning
functioning.
I. The applicant shall provide
properly removed after their useful
life. Decommissioning of solar pan-
amended, 30 days following publica-
tion of a notice of adoption.
at the American Legion Hall Commission.
(Special Land Use) Sec. 3.
the manufacturer’s directions for the
inspector to ensure installation, main-
els must occur in the event they are
not in use for 12 consecutive months.
Steven Hoeksema
Township Supervisor
21-1
1.4.C.vi. Onsite solar energy collector tenance, and use is in accordance with The plan shall include provisions for CERTIFICATION OF
if more than a total of 7,605 square the manufacturer’s directions. removal of all structures, foundations, TOWNSHIP CLERK
feet, subject to site plan review by the
EMMETT TOWNSHIP
J. The solar energy collectors electrical equipment, and internal or I, Elizabeth Makedonsky, Imlay
Planning Commission. shall comply with all construction perimeter access roads, restoration of Township Clerk, hereby certify that
Local Business District soil and vegetation, and a plan ensur- the foregoing is a true copy of an
RESIDENTS
code, electrical code, and other state
(Permitted Uses) Sec. 3.1.5.B.x. requirements. ing financial resources will be avail- amendment to the Imlay Township
Onsite solar energy collector if more K. Complete, professionally- able to fully decommission the site. Zoning Ordinance adopted by the
than a total of 7,605 square feet, sub-
DUMPSTER DAY prepared site plans signed and sealed To ensure proper removal of the struc- Township Board at a regular meeting
ject to site plan review by the Planning by the responsible parties shall not ture when it ceases to be used for a held on by the following vote:
Commission. apply to applications proposing: period of one (1) year or more, shall Motion by Jepsen, Supported by
at the EMMETT TOWNSHIP HALL (Special Land Use) Sec. 3. i. Structure-mounted solar include a performance guarantee, Guerin.
11100 DUNNIGAN RD. (M-21) 1.5.C.xi. Onsite solar energy collector panels. guaranteeing removal of the solar Voting for: Guerin, Hoeksema,
EMMETT, MI. if more than a total of 7,605 square ii. Ground mounted solar energy system which will be posted at Jepsen and Priehs
feet, subject to site plan review by the panels or solar surface that exceeds the time of receiving a building permit Voting against: None
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 2018 Planning Commission. 7,605 square feet. for the facility. The performance Absent: Makedonsky
(Special Land Use) Sec. 3. guarantee shall be a: 1) cash bond, 2) Motion Adopted
7:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. 1.5.C.xii. Commercial Solar Energy
2. Structure-Mounted Solar
Panels. deposit to a Township escrow account, Elizabeth Makedonsky
LARGE ITEMS YOU NEED TO UNLOAD YOURSELF Collector. A. Panels may extend up to or 3) performance bond in a form Imlay Township Clerk
LOADER IS NOT AVAILABLE General Business District five (5) feet above a flat roof surface approved by the Township. The Township Board ordered notice of
(Permitted Uses) Sec. and two (2) feet from the mounted amount of such guarantee shall be no adoption and summary to be pub-
WILL ACCEPT TIRES: $3.00 FOR CAR or LIGHT TRUCK - $7.00
3.1.6.B.xvii. Onsite solar energy col- structure. less than the estimated cost of remov- lished one time in the Tri-City Times
SEMI-TRUCK TIRES - $1.25 PER INCH for TRACTOR TIRES
lector if more than a total of 7,605 B. Panels shall not hang over al and may include provision for infla- on May 23, 2018. A true and complete
TWO (2) CAR OR SMALL TRUCK TIRES FROM EACH EMMETT square feet. tionary cost adjustments. The esti- copy of the above ordinance may be
the edge of the building or project
TOWNSHIP HOUSEHOLD WITH ID WILL BE FREE (Permitted Use Subject to mate shall be prepared by the purchased or inspected at the offices
below the eaves.
$15.00 charge for Non-tagged Freon Items Administrative Approval) Sec. C. The solar panels or shingles Township Engineer for the developer of the Township Clerk, Mondays,
3.1.6.C.ii. Onsite solar energy collec- cannot be placed within three (3) feet and shall be approved by the Wednesdays and Fridays, except holi-
TOXIC SUBSTANCES NOT ACCEPTED tor if less than a total of 7,605 square of any peak, eave, or valley. Township. The applicant shall be days, during regular Township busi-
PLEASE SEPARATE METAL feet. D. The solar panels or shingles responsible for the payment of any ness hours.
Neighborhood Office District shall be permanently and safely costs or attorney fees incurred by the 21-1
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 810-384-8070 Ext# 21 21-2 (Permitted Uses) Sec. 3.1.7.B.vii.
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Dispatch log...
5K & Fun Run on tap for
Busker Fest Editor’s note: The fol- were made throughout the
lowing is a compilation of day
block S. Cedar St.)
•11:19 Alarm (400 block
•12:48 Larceny from
Auto (300 block E. Third St.)
activity and reports from May 13 W. First St.) •14:39 Juvenile
IMLAY CITY — Registration is underway for area police departments: •00:12 Utility Problem •13:19 Medical Assist Compliant (Fourth St.)
the new Imlay City Rotary 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run, (100 block Bancroft St.) (400 block S. Almont Ave.) •Multiple traffic stops
which will take place at 7 p.m. on Fri., June 15th In Imlay City: •00:24 Operating Under •16:48 Parking were made throughout the
during city’s first-ever Busker Fest. Police and emergency the Influence (N. Blacks Complaint (1900 block S. day
All participants will receive a free beverage responders responded to dis- Corners Rd./W. Imlay City Cedar St.) May 20
after the event by presenting their bib pull off tag. patch calls for these inci- Rd.) •22:29 Suspicious •10:45 Animal Problem
dents, in addition to traffic •14:46 Assault and Person (Engle St./S. Cedar (500 block N. Almont Ave.)
Pre-registered participants will also receive a free stops Battery (200 block Main St.) St.) •15:49 Property Damage
T-shirt. Registration before June 2 guarantees a free May 12 •Multiple traffic stops •Multiple traffic stops Accident (Bancroft St.)
T-shirt. Awards will be given to the top three finish- •16:33-22:30 Special were made throughout the were made throughout the •19:24 Juvenile
ers in each age division. Detail (Fairgrounds) day day Complaint (S. Almont
Registration available online at runsignup.com. •16:49 Fraud (400 block ` May 14 May 15 Ave./E. Second St.)
All proceeds will go to support Imlay City Rotary Colonial Dr.) •09:58 Suspicious •00:42 Alarm (2000 •21:08 Family Trouble
Club projects. •18:43 Larceny (2000 Circumstances (500 block block S. Cedar St.) (400 block N. Almont Ave.)
For more information call the Chamber office at block S. Cedar St.) Metcalf St.) •08:29-08:47 Monitor •22:49 Suspicious Person
810-724-1361 or visit www.imlaycitymich.com. •18:53 Threats (400 •10:44 Suicidal Person Traffic (Weston Elementary) (1000 block Norlin Dr.)
block Colonial Dr.) (500 block S. Cedar St.) •14:43 Private Property •Multiple traffic stops
•Multiple traffic stops •11:11 Alarm (1700 Damage Accident (1800 were made throughout the
block S. Cedar St.) day
•16:30 Animal Problem
Obituaries (100 block W. Second St.)
•20:50 Assist MSP with
In Lapeer County:
Complaints handled by
ATV Complaint (Reek Rd.) the Lapeer County Sheriff’s
•23:25 Possible Gun Department, in addition to
~ Donald G. Davenport, 77 ~ Shots (200 block Hunt St.) traffic stops:
•Multiple Traffic Stops May 15
Donald G. Davenport Cahill August 31, 1969. He what he learned with his Howland Rd., Almont, MI. throughout the day •road hazard on N.
of Imlay City, Michigan was preceded in death by family and friends. The family will be avail- May 16 Summers Rd. in Arcadia
passed away peacefully Elaine on March 29th, He is survived by his able for visitation 10- 11 •01:58 Assist LCSO with Twp.
on Wednesday, May 16th, 1983. Donald was a retired daughters, Lisa Davenport a.m. Saturday, May 26, at Welfare Check (400 block •911 hang up call in the
2018. He was born math teacher for Almont (Mark Inaba) and Amy Almont High School. Bancroft St.) 1000 block of N. Van Dyke
March 22, 1941 in Community Schools, Holtgren (Marty Holtgren); Those wishing to •07:04 Alarm (500 block Rd. in Goodland Twp.
Sedalia, Missouri. Don known affectionately as five grandchildren, Danny, make memorial contribu- S. Almont Ave.) •alarms in the 2600 block
grew up in Benton “Mr. D.” to generations of Claire, Jack, Olivia, and tions may direct them to •16:06 Juvenile of S. Lake George Rd. in
Harbor, Michigan. Don students. He was a long- Oliver; and his family of Ruth Hughes Memorial Complaint (2000 block S. Attica Twp.
was a graduate of the time member of and clari- friends. Library, 211 N. Almont Almont Ave.) •animals at large in the
University of Michigan, netist for the Belle Valley He was preceded in Ave., Imlay City, MI or •16:31 Animal Problem 100 block of W. Second St.
(500 block Metcalf St.) in Imlay City
with a Bachelor of Science Community Band. Donald death by his parents, Belle Valley Band, 1849 •19:11 Domestic Dispute May 16
in mathematics and held a was the director of the Donald and Minna Stoldt Avenue, Imlay City, (S. Almont Ave./E. Borland •property damage acci-
Master’s degree in educa- board of the Ruth Hughes Davenport; and his wife, MI, 48444. Rd.) dent on eastbound I-69 in
tion from Western Memorial Library in Imlay Elaine (Cahill) Davenport. Arrangements were •20:32 Animal Problem Attica Twp.
Michigan University. His City and a volunteer for A Memorial Service is entrusted to Muir Brothers (400 block W. First St.) •neighborhood trouble in
first teaching job was at the American Red Cross. to be held 11 a.m. Funeral Home of Imlay •Multiple Traffic Stops the 3000 block of Peppermill
the American School in Don was endlessly, intel- Saturday, May 26, 2018 at City, MI. Please be sure to throughout the day Rd. in Attica Twp.
Managua, Nicaragua. lectually curious about the Almont High School sign our online register at May 17 •malicious destruction of
Donald married Elaine world and eager to share Auditorium, 4701 muirbrothersfh.com •08:28-09:00 Monitor property in the 4200 block of
Traffic (Weston Elementary) Pantek Park Dr. in Attica
•10:55 Fire Alarm - False Twp.
~ Robert Earl Herbert Elliott, 81 ~ (200 block Weston St.) •suspicious circumstanc-
•16:21 Delinquent es in the 7500 block of Clear
Robert Earl Herbert ing husband. Michigan Lottery and uncles, cousins and Minors (100 block W. Lake Rd. in Goodland Twp.
Elliott, 81, of Capac, died Robert served his feeding birds. friends. Second St.) •family trouble in the
Tuesday afternoon, May country with the United Surviving are three Funeral services was •16:38 Suspicious 1900 block of Caldwell Rd.
15, 2018, at McLaren States Army from 1961 to children and spouses, held Friday, May 18. Rev. Circumstance (500 block E. in Goodland Twp.
Port Huron Hospital. 1962 and the Army Jackie Barnard of Capac, Lisa Clark, pastor of Borland St.) •family trouble in the
He was born Friday, Reserves from 1962- Bob and Lisa Elliott of Capac United Methodist •Multiple Traffic Stops 5600 block of Belle River
December 11, 1936, in 1968. MO and Cheryl and Todd Church, officiated. Burial throughout the day Rd. in Attica Twp.
Detroit the son of the late He was a very dedi- Hulett of Allenton; four with military honors was May 18 May 17
Robert and Cecelia cated employee of grandchildren, Kyle, held at Capac Cemetery, •13:57 Private Property •property damage acci-
(Kowalski) Elliott. Chrysler Corporation, Grant, Cody and Lacey; Mussey Twp. Accidents (500 block S. dent on Imlay City Rd. in
His marriage of 51 Lynch Rd, Detroit, for 38 brothers, Raymond Memorials are sug- Cedar St.) Attica Twp.
•18:50 Alarm (1800 May 18
years to Georgia Ann years as a steam hammer (Phyllis) and Richard, sis- gested to “Wishes of the block S. Cedar St.) •animals at large in the
McSparin was Saturday, operator until his retire- ters, Shirley Schrader, Family.” •20:30 Warrant Pick up 4700 block of Havens Rd. in
June 25, 1960. Georgia ment. Robert was a mem- Evelyn (James) Hill, For information and (2000 block S. Cedar St.) Dryden Twp.
passed away Monday, ber of Zion United Marleen (Dave) Owen Guest Book kaatzfunerals. •Multiple traffic stops May 21
October 17, 2011. Robert Methodist Church, Capac and Roseann (Wayne) com Kaatz Funeral were made throughout the •telephone used for
was a dedicated and lov- and enjoyed playing the Helland and several aunts, Directors, Capac. day harassment in the 4300 block
May 19 of Peppermill Rd. in Attica
•09:43 Medical Assist Twp.
~ Patrick Elton Hunt, 57 ~ (600 block Maple Vista St.) •ORV complaints on
•12:01 Suspicious Arrow Tip Trail in Attica
Patrick Elton Hunt, 57, room smile. Mr. Hunt Marlene Hunt and father- Vehicle (1900 block S. Cedar Twp.
of Imlay City, died at loved his family and will in-law, Jerry Duda. St.) •property damage acci-
home Friday, May 18, be missed. Pat’s visitation will be •12:33 Larceny (500 dent on eastbound I-69 in
2018. He was born June He is survived by chil- 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, May block S. Cedar St.) Imlay Twp.
16, 1960 in Lapeer to par- dren, Anthony (fiancé, 23 at Muir Brothers
ents Robert and Marlene Belinda Dang) Hunt and Funeral Home, Lapeer.
(Whipp) Hunt. Pat mar-
ried Kathy Duda on
Amanda (Jordan)
Muxlow; his father,
His funeral will be at 11
a.m. Thursday, May 24,
Comments:
August 3, 1984 in Lapeer. Robert (Ruth) Hunt; moth- 2018 at Muir Brothers from page 10 even imagine threatening
Mr. Hunt was a talent- er-in-law, Josephine Duda; Funeral Home, Lapeer, the lives of people he dis-
ed excavator operator, grandchildren, Tristin, officiated by Father Doc beforehand, and then starts agrees with.
working for Ellis Ayden, Cadence and Ortman. Burial will follow calling other people “terror- In this Republican pri-
Construction for many Ryan; siblings, Lori in Goodland Township ists” and lying about other mary, I will be voting for
years. He loved his work; (Kevin) Hammer, Julie Cemetery. Republicans. Instead, our someone who works with
“like playing in a big sand (Pierre) King and Paula Memorials may be next state senator should be all people without degrad-
box.” Pat also enjoyed (Robert) Pender as well as made to the Wounded someone who treats people ing them, and who under-
fishing, golfing and bowl- banker and make funny many nieces, nephews and Warrior Project. with respect. With dignity. stands our conservative val-
ing. He was known to play comments like “that's friends. Mr. Hunt was pre- Condolences and Like the rest of us do. ues. I will be voting for a
cards and board games; chump change.” On that ceded in death by his wife memories may be shared It should be former man who we can be proud
especially Monopoly - note, he was always good of 33 years, Kathy (Nov. at MuirBrothersLapeer. State Rep Kevin Daley. In to represent us in the state
were he would be the for a joke and making a 3, 2017); his mother, com all the years I’ve been fortu- senate. I will be voting for
nate enough to know Kevin, Kevin Daley, and I hope
I’ve never heard him say you will too!
~ Patricia “Pat” Ramirez, 66 ~ anything bad about any-
body. I can say for a fact
—Alan Poehl
Taxpayer
Patricia “Pat” Ramirez, secretary for Midway (Jason Patterson) Stone, held 11:30 a.m., Friday, that Kevin would never 31st Senate District
age 66, of Imlay City, Disposal in Imlay City. Zeke (Becky) Stone, May 25, 2018 at Muir
Michigan, died Sunday, Pat enjoyed her grand- Zackary Stone, Tyler Brothers Funeral Home of
May 20, 2018 at her home
surrounded by her family.
children, gardening, spend-
ing time up north at the
Ramirez, Ryan Ramirez,
Kyle Ramirez, Chloe
Imlay City, 225 N. Main
Street, Imlay City, MI. Tag Day: the most vulnerable of citi-
zens. Please consider join-
Patricia Ann Schlaud was lake, and going down Ramirez, Addison Spina, Pastor Ron Kersten will from page 10 ing the Suncrest Auxiliary.
born February 23, 1952. south to Florida. Eli Spina; and two great- officiate. Membership dues are only
She is the daughter of the She was a member of grandchildren, Henley The family will be able to sponsor every year. $2 a year. It is the most
late Frederick and the late the Imlay City Eagles. Patterson and Natalie available for visitation We are truly blessed to live rewarding of experiences to
Cecilia (Bartkowiak) Pat is survived by her Sharps. 10-11:30 a.m., Friday, May in a community where so belong to a club of so many
Schlaud. Pat grew up in husband, Ezekiel Ramirez; She was preceded in 25, at Muir Brothers many many people want to caring adults.
Capac and was a 1970 one daughter, Amy (Scott) death by her parents, Fred Funeral Home of Imlay help in our quest to make And remember to mark
graduate of Capac High Stone of Imlay City, MI; and Cecilia Schlaud; infant City. the lives of our residents your calendar for Friday,
School. She married one son, Mark (Krystin) son, Ezekiel Ramirez; Arrangements were better. For that we are so June 1, and give generously
Ezekiel “Zeke” Ramirez Ramirez of Imlay City, MI; brother, Donald Schlaud; made by Muir Brothers thankful to you. if you can. Volunteers, in
on April 17, 1970 in Imlay her sister, Lorraine Morgan brother-in-law, Jay Funeral Home of Imlay The Suncrest Auxiliary their maroon aprons, will
City, Michigan. She’s of Manistee, MI; one Morgan; and her parents- City, 225 N. Main Street, is a tax exempt organiza- be ready and waiting!
lived most of her life in brother, Paul (Maryann) in-law, Jose and Trinidad Imlay City, MI. Please be tion created to provide aid You can also make a
Imlay City, MI. Schlaud of Manistee, MI; Ramirez. sure to sign our online reg- and assistance in the form direct tax deductible dona-
She was employed as a nine grandchildren, Amber A memorial is being ister at muirbrothersfh.com of exercise and therapeutic tion payable to Suncrest
equipment to those residing Auxiliary, c/o Lapeer
at the Lapeer County County Medical Care
~ Jack W. Ott, 42 ~ Medical Care Facility. This
becomes ever more vital as
Facility, 1455 Suncrest
Drive, Lapeer, Mi 48446.
Jack W. Ott, 42, of Jones and Joyce Ott. He mother, Joyce Kennedy of Sunday, May 20, 2018 the aging of our population For more information,
Almont, passed away attended Almont High Texas; half brother Daniel from 3-7 p.m. with increases. please call Jerrie Thompson,
Wednesday, May 16, School and worked at Ryan Kennedy of Texas; Funeral Service Monday It is a comfort to know Suncrest Auxiliary
2018 at Henry Ford ITW Manufacturing in along with many friends. at 11 a.m. at Muir that Suncrest Auxiliary President at 810-664-3400.
Macomb Hospital in Romeo. Jack enjoyed He was preceded in Brothers Funeral Home in members still meet, gather See you on June 1st!
Clinton Twp. He was playing video games, disc death by his father, Jack; Almont. to share a meal and enjoy —Rose Klein, Public
born February 5, 1976 in golfing and spending time and his grandparents, To sign the online each other’s company as Relations Spokesperson
Oklahoma City, with his friends. Harvey and Irene Ott. guest book please visit we carry on the business of Suncrest Auxiliary
Oklahoma the son of Jack He is survived by his Visitation was held www.MuirBrothers.com. organizing events to help Lapeer
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Rural Lifestyles
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TRI-CITY AREA —
Imlay City bested host Capac
twice in a Blue Water Area
place in top
Conference varsity baseball
doubleheader last Thursday.
two positions
In the opener, Imlay City By Kevin Kissane
pulled out a 2-1 victory over Tri-City Times Sports Editor
Capac.
Andrew Nadrowski (a pair TRI-CITY AREA — The
of singles) notched Imlay Almont and Capac boys’ track
City’s top plate credentials. teams pulled up eighth and 11th,
Imlay wins
earned the distinction of meet third.
champion. They were followed The Imlay City 800 (Jillian
by Marysville (77.5 points), LeFevere, Robin LeFevere,
over Capac
Yale (69), Birch Run (59.5), Carlee Forsyth and Winget)
North Branch (49), Cros-Lex and 1600-meter (Sarah
(47), Imlay City (46.5), Flint Hubbard, Erika VanDerPloeg, Almont’s Robbie Battani won
By Kevin Kissane Kearsley (39), Bridgeport (31), Winget and Denver) relays the pole vault at regionals.
Tri-City Times Sports Editor St. Clair (29.5), Lutheran North placed third as well. They
Photo by Rod Soule
Dryden boys
TRI-CITY AREA — were timed in 1:50.92 and
(18.5), Mount Morris (15) and 4:24.43, respectively.
Imlay City beat visiting Clio (10).
Capac two times in a Blue Robin LeFevere, 200 dash,
The top-two placewinners 26.63 seconds, contributed an
are second
Water Area Conference var- in each event plus anyone who
sity softball doubleheader outright individual event fourth
improves on a state set clock- Imlay City’s Jessica
Monday. ing, height or distance contin- Denver picks up the pace. Imlay City page 20
at regionals
In the opener, Imlay
Sara earns
track team took 13th last with 125 points. They were fol-
Friday at a Division 2 lowed by Dryden (92 points),
regional hosted by Clio Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest
(84), Sterling Heights Parkway
trip to state
High School.
Yale (77 points) was Christian (55), International
the meet champion. Academy of Flint (54), Auburn
They were followed by Hills Oakland Christian (43),
By Kevin Kissane St. Clair (74 points), Genesee (42), Austin Catholic (36),
Tri-City Times Sports Editor Frankenmuth (67.5), Birmingham Roeper (34), Marine
Flint Kearsley (56), City Cardinal Mooney (29),
TRI-CITY AREA —
Marysville (54.5), Birch
The Almont and Capac girls’
Run (54), Clio (47), Regionals page 20
track teams ranked ninth and
Lutheran North (43),
12th, respectively, last
Dryden girls
Armada (39), North
Friday at a Division 3
Branch and Cros-Lex
regional hosted by Marlette
(36 each), Algonac (32),
High School.
Imlay City (30), Mount
send eleven
Brown City (130.5
Morris (10) and
points) paced the field
Bridgeport (six).
assembled. They were fol-
The top-two place-
lowed by Marine City (82.5
to state finals
winners in each event
points), Caro (82), Marlette
plus anyone that
State page 20 improves on a state set
clocking, height or dis-
tance continues their By Kevin Kissane
postseason path Tri-City Times Sports Editor
Saturday, June 2 at the
Division 2 state finals in DRYDEN — The Dryden girls’
Zeeland. track team earned a second last
The 3200 relay of Friday at a Division 4 regional host-
Cole Broecker, Breydon ed by Flint Beecher High School.
Andrez, Zak Kustowski Rochester Hills Lutheran
and Jacob Swartz led Northwest (185 points) won the
Imlay City with a first. team title. They were followed by
Photo by Kevin Kissane
Raiders runner-ups
a 91-31 loss in a Blue Water The Almont 400 (Sarah
Area Conference girls’ Brown, Brady, Kwierant
track clash Tuesday, May and Taylor), 800 (Hailey
15 at Imlay City High
School.
Autumn Kwierant, high
McKinney, Charlotte Dunn
Olivia Hovis and Brown)
and 3200-meter (Kayla
at Timberwood
jump (4 feet 4 inches) along Pia, Brianna Burchi, By Kevin Kissane places two through seven.
with the pole vault (8 feet 6 Heather Fitchett and Imlay City also partici-
Tri-City Times Sports Editor
inches) and 100-meter hur- Katrina Kline) relays pated but did not field a
dles (18.5 seconds); Claire placed first as well. They TRI-CITY AREA — complete lineup.
Taylor, long jump (12 feet registered respective clock- Jacob Rayl shot a 38 and Jack DeMara and Jack
4 inches); Ashley Santo, ings of 58.69 seconds, Jake Wendorf posted a 40, Jellison rounded out
shot put (26 feet 7 1/2 inch- 2:09.99 and 4:39.66 en helping the Almont boys’ Almont’s top-four golfers.
es) and discus (88 feet); route. golf team obtain a second They carded a 43 and a 46,
Meredith Rinke, 100 Sara Herrera, 800 at a Blue Water Area respectively.
(14.08 seconds) plus the (2:37.74) and 3200 Conference Jamboree Colin Anderson paced
Almont senior tennis Almont freshman golf 200 (30.5 seconds) and (13:52.67); and Lilly
standout Maria Bussone standout Jacob Rayl was Tournament on Monday, Capac with a 49. The
wound up second at first
400-meter (1:04.86) dash- Rodriguez, 1600-meter May 14. Chiefs also counted
named the Blue Water
singles during a Division Area Conference’s MVP es; and Brandi Brady, 300 run, 6:07.24; provided Timberwood Golf Kayden Braun’s 50,
3 regional last Friday. last week. hurdles, 57.97 seconds; Capac’s firsts that day. Course is where the action Conner Robinson’s 52 and
For her effort, For his effort, Rayl unfolded. Conner Parker’s 54.
Bussone nets our Girls’ claims our Boys’ Athlete Yale’s 157 output paced Garrett Roberts (45)
Tennis Softball
at Clash
The Almont and Imlay City erup, Bussone earns a spot
girls’ tennis teams took in a game
in the upcoming state this
fourth and ninth, respec- finals.
tively, last Friday at a season.
Alexa Hanaford pro-
Division 3 regional hosted vided Almont with a sec- By Kevin Kissane
by St. Clair High School. ond at the fourth singles Tri-City Times Sports Editor
St. Clair and Notre position. Hanaford dropped
Dame Prep (23 points ALMONT — The
a 3-6, 4-6 championship
TRI-CITY AREA —
dash, 1:00.39; and Don
White, 800 run, 2:28.53;
onds) hurdles; Charlie
Aldrich, 1600-meter run,
Baseball
Almont downed Capac, led Almont with individual 4:52.9; and Ben Rodriguez,
80-47, in a Blue Water Area
Conference boys’ track bat-
tle Tuesday, May 15 at
event firsts.
The Almont 800 (Lucas
Webster, Jacob Castillo,
3200 run, 12:09.51; had
Capac’s individual event
firsts.
Dryden falls twice to Deckerville
Imlay City High School. Jackson Malcolm and The Capac 400 (Ethan By Kevin Kissane Game two would see With the outcomes,
Nathan Engel, high Engel) and 3200-meter Bastian, Omar Navarro, Tri-City Times Sports Editor Dryden generate two hits Dryden now stands at 13-5
jump, 5 feet; Robbie (Kaleb Odett, Trent Ligon, Danny Navarro and as well. Jack Kaplan and overall and 4-2 as far as
Battani, pole vault, 12 feet; Tom Shiner and White) Griffith) and 1600-meter DRYDEN — Dryden
DelCampo (one apiece) league clashes are con-
Seth Helfer, long jump (17 relays also prevailed. They (Bobby Grant, Aldrich, fell by 2-0 and 4-0 counts,
accounted for that output. cerned.
feet 2 1/2 inches) and 200 were timed in 1:45.21 and Barker and Griffith) placed respectively, to host
dash (26.28 seconds);
Michael McEwan, shot put
10:49.81, respectively.
Daniel Griffith, 100
first as well. They were
timed in 49.77 seconds and
Deckerville in a North
Central Thumb League Almont shut out in non-league
(40 feet 5 inches) and dis- dash, 12.35 seconds; Hank 3:55.19, respectively. varsity baseball double-
header last Thursday.
game with Lutheran North
Imlay City earns a win over Capac
In the opener, Dryden ALMONT — Almont Almont with a pair of
managed two hits. Ethan dropped a 7-0 verdict to singles. Griffin DePauw,
Rozanski and John visiting Lutheran North in a Colton Kruse and Zach
DelCampo (one each) were non-league varsity baseball Filinger added a single
TRI-CITY AREA — Breydon Andrez, 400- (Bertram, Swartz,
the Cardinals that reached game last Thursday. each to the Raiders’
Imlay City outscored meter dash, 55.43 seconds; Kustowski and Andrez)
the hitting column. Nick Wilson led cause.
Capac, 107-30, in a Blue Zak Kustowski, 800 run, and 3200-meter (Broecker,
Water Area Conference 2:19.24; Jacob Swartz, Andrez, Kustowski and
boys’ track meeting it host- 1600-meter run, 4:51.7; Swartz) relays also pre-
ed on Tuesday, May 15. and Cole Broecker, 3200 vailed. They managed Sports Schedule
Adam Dodge, high run, 11:13.37; provided respective times of 47.0
jump (5 feet 4 inches); Reid Imlay City’s individual seconds, 1:37.1, 3:45.99 Baseball Saturday, May 26 Tuesday, May 29
Bannister, pole vault (11 event firsts. and 8:56.34 en route. Wednesday, May 23 Imlay City at Frankenmuth Imlay City at Lutheran
feet 6 inches) and long The Imlay City 400 Daniel Griffith, 100 Brown City at Imlay City, Tourney, TBA North, 5 p.m.
jump (18 feet 1 1/2 inches); (Alex Dimmick, James dash, 12.35 seconds; plus 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 29 Bad Axe at Capac, 6 p.m.
Ryan Johnson, shot put (43 Ruolo, Bannister and Hank Barker, 110 (17.07 Thursday, May 24 Capac at Vassar, 2 p.m. Dryden at districts,
feet) and discus (111 feet Bertram), 800 (Cooper seconds) and 300 (44.93 Kingston at Dryden, 4 p.m. Yale at Almont, Marlette, 6 p.m.
11 inches); Riley Bertram, Armstrong, Bannister, seconds) hurdles; collected Sandusky at Capac, 4 p.m. 4 p.m.
200 dash, 24.85 seconds; Bertram and Andrez), 1600 Capac’s firsts that day. Friday, May 25 Boys’ Golf
Dryden at Almont, 4 p.m. Girls’ Soccer Wednesday, May 23
TRI-CITY AREA — Breydon Andrez, 400 dash, Kustowski and Andrez) Dryden at Greater Flint Dryden at Memphis, Track
Imlay City picked up a 55.43 seconds; Zak and 3200 (Broecker, Tournament finals, 2 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Friday, May 25
101-36 victory over visit- Kustowski, 800-meter run, Andrez, Kustowski and Tuesday, May 29 Imlay City at Brandon, Almont, Capac, Imlay City
ing Almont in a Blue Water 2:19.24; Jacob Swartz, Swartz) relays ranked first Almont at Armada, 6 p.m. at Blue Water Meet of
Area Conference boys’ 1600 run, 4:51.7; and Cole as well. They notched 4 p.m. Thursday, May 24 Champions, Marysville,
track matchup on Tuesday, Broecker, 3200-meter run, respective times of 47.0 Capac at Vassar, 4 p.m. Landmark Academy at 3:30 p.m.
May 15. 11:13.37; provided Imlay seconds, 1:37.1, 3:45.99 Dryden, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 29
Adam Dodge, high City’s individual event and 8:56.39 along the way. Softball Friday, May 25 Capac, Imlay City at
jump, 5 feet 4 inches; Reid firsts. Robbie Battani, pole Wednesday, May 23 Capac at Durand, Thumb Meet of Champs,
Bannister, long jump, 18 The Imlay City 400 vault (12 feet) and 110- Burton Bentley at Almont, 5:30 p.m. Caro, 3 p.m.
feet 1 1/2 inches; Ryan (Alex Dimmick, James meter hurdles (17.1 sec- 4 p.m.
Johnson, shot put, 43 feet; Ruolo, Bertram and onds); Michael McEwan, Brown City at Imlay City, Call or send us with your sports announcements...
4 p.m.
Riley Bertram, 200 dash,
24.85 seconds; Vitor
Bannister), 800 (Cooper
Armstrong, Bannister,
discus, 128 feet 7 inches;
and Seth Helfer, 100 dash, Thursday, May 24 810-724-2615
Bandeira, 300-meter hur-
dles, 44.93 seconds;
Bertram and Andrez), 1600
(Bertram, Swartz,
12.36 seconds; furnished
Almont’s firsts.
Armada at Almont, 4 p.m.
Sandusky at Capac, 4 p.m. kkissane@pageone-inc.com
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Abrielle Hurd, 400- cause. formance in the event Cameron Vaubel, high
meter dash, 1:17.33; round- Almont also received proved swift enough to jump, 4 feet 10 inches;
ed out the list of Dryden eighths from Seth Helfer, advance to the upcoming gave Imlay City a two-way
Jodie Adams helps the Dryden 400 relay team placewinners with an long jump, 18 feet 5 1/2 state meet time-wise. tie for a fourth.
take second Friday at regionals. eighth. inches; Battani, 110-meter The Imlay City 400 Aubrie Behrick, long
(Jillian LeFevere, Robin jump, 14 feet 6 1/4 inches;
LeFevere, Winget and rounded out the list of
Forsyth) and 3200-meter Imlay City placewinners
Softball: (Sydney Kapushinski, with an eighth.
www.arcadiahills.com
Alison Harper was the feet 9 1/2 inches; provided
winning Imlay City pitch- from page 17 Imlay City with an individ-
er. She yielded seven ual event eighth.
ARCADIA HILLS
Capac. The Chiefs also Vitor Bandeira, 300- Bertram, Breydon Andrez
had Ellie Parski (a dou- meter hurdles, 42.56 sec- and Bannister. They regis-
onds; contributed a fifth to tered a 1:36.4 clocking en
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ble) plus Alexys Anderson
and Izabelle Amador, Imlay City’s cause. route.
Natalie Maday and Fay
Abdelnour (a single
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(1:05.74) dashes; contrib-
In the nightcap, Imlay uted a pair of fifths for
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from page 17
City obtained a 15-5 vic- Almont.
tory over Capac. (70), Reese (66), Autumn Kwierant,
Skylar Stone (two Richmond (55), Bad Axe pole vault, 8 feet; gave
singles and two doubles), (54.5), Cass City (34), Almont an outright indi-
Thibodeau (three singles Almont (29), Sandusky vidual event seventh.
and a double), Medrano (19.5), Millington (19) Claire Taylor, high
(three doubles), Diaz (a and Capac (13). jump, 4 feet 5 inches; sup-
single and a triple) plus The top-two placewin- plied Almont with a two-
Emily Orlowski and ners in each event plus way tie for a seventh.
McKena Hoody (a pair anyone who bests a state Kwierant, 100-meter
of singles apiece) paced set clocking, height or dis- hurdles, 19.65 seconds;
Imlay City with multiple- tance advances to the gave Almont an individual
hit performances. They Division 3 state finals. event eighth.
were backed by Dawson, That meet will be contest- Almont also received
Whitsett and Harper (a ed Saturday, June 2 at an eighth from the 800-
double each). Comstock Park High meter relay of Sarah
Harper was Imlay School. Brown, Heather Fitchett,
City’s pitcher of record. Ashley Santo, discus, Kayla Pia and Brianna
She gave up 11 hits, 99 feet 7 inches; led Burchi. They were timed
VISIT OUR WEBSITE OR CALL retired nine on strikes Almont with a third. in 2:07.52.
c a s creek
tle
and walked none en route. Katrina Kline, 800 Sara Herrera, 800 run,
TO MAKE TEE TIMES LUM’S Smith (three singles
and a home run) notched
run, 2:40.7; provided
Almont with a fourth.
2:33.72; paced Capac with
a second.
20
Capac’s top plate creden- The Almont 3200- Lilly Rodriguez, 1600-
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