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Osceola County farmers left hot and dry from warm summer
By Chris Lamphere
WEEKLY VOICE

REED CITY — It’s been a pic-

turesque summer in many ways,
with clear skies and plenty of
warmth ... too much of both, as
far as Osceola County farmers
are concerned.
Exceptionally dry conditions
have persisted throughout most
the summer, affecting growth of
hay and beginning to stunt corn.
Michigan State University
Grazing and Crop Management
Educator Jerry Lindquist said
since April 1 — the beginning of
the growing season — 8 inches
of rain has fallen in the area,
which is 4 inches less than a typi-
cal year.
Lindquist said the area also
has experienced 7 percent above-
average heat units, which cou-
pled with the dryness, are caus-
ing crops to wilt and die.
Spotty rainfall throughout the
area has blessed some farmers
but left others wanting. Par-
ticularly dry is the area between
McBain and Tustin, Lindquist
said.
The second cutting of hay
yielded about 75 percent less
than a typical harvest, and
Lindquist said the third cutting
also is expected to be affected by
dry conditions.
Corn is still growing, but with-
out additional moisture to fill out
the ears, farmers could see 25-50
percent less-than-average har-
vests later this year.
What this means is that some
farmers will be forced to either
buy additional feed for their live-
stock or sell animals.
Either option would impact the
bottom line for farmers, many of
whom already are struggling to
make ends meet due to poor mar-
ket conditions and the ongoing
tariff war.
“It’s just going to them further
in the hole,” Lindquist said. CHRIS LAMPHERE | Weekly Voice
Some farmers are able to wa- Spotty rainfall throughout the area has blessed some farmers but left others without a drop. Particularly dry is the area between McBain and Tustin
ter their crops with irrigation
systems, but Lindquist said only the labor costs it requires. about the future of agriculture, to burn equity to do something doesn’t have to buy extra feed or
about 20 percent of farmers Making matters even worse, especially for his children, who you love doing?’ We’ve lost quite sell any of his cattle.
use these machines, which cost this year has been the absence of will be taking over his opera- a few (farmers). Others are on “I’m the eternal optimist,‘ Lee
money and manpower. dew at night, which tends to “re- tions when he retires. the edge right now.‘ said.
Osceola County farmer Bob fresh‘ crops even when it’s dry “A lot of people are very frus- Although his second harvest “We need about 2 inches
Lee is able to irrigate his crops during the day, Lee said. trated right now,‘ Lee said. “They was about 40 percent less than of rain in the next 10 days to
but for the last 2-3 years, he In recent years, Lee said he’s have to keep asking themselves, it normally is, Lee is hoping salvage the growing season,”
hasn’t used his equipment due to grown increasingly concerned ‘how long do we want to continue rains will come fairly soon so he Lindquist said.
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By Victoria Martin
Cadillac News
EVART - Phone scams
have been flooding into the
Evart police department,
according to the adminis-
trative assistant, and they
are a targeting specific
group of people.
“I have received fifteen,
and that is the minimum
amount, complaints from
mostly senior citizens this
week alone,” said Evart
Police Administrative
Assistant Teresa Swift-
Eckert. “And that is just an
estimate, I have probably
received many more.”
While phone scams are
not new, people are finding
more ways to get around
the giant bust the federal
government had on IRS
scammers from India.
“This is a whole new
Phone scams return in droves
wave of scammers,” said
Swift-Eckert. “Most are
using burner phones now
and disposing of them
soon after they make any
kind of call. Making it
near impossible to track
them. They also will not ac-
cept any kind of bank card
or account for payment,
they are asking for prepaid
cards. This way there is
no way to track where the
payment is going. If a per-
son is quick, they might be
able to stop the scammer
from using the card, but it
is usually too late.”
Though odds are if one
is part of a younger gen-
eration, they probably
are not the ones who will
be victimized by these
calls. Swift-Eckert said the
scams are targetting the
older generations.
“From what we can
gather at the police depart-
ment, they are targeting
citizens with a home phone
number from the local
phone books,” explained
Swift-Eckert. “This means
they are targetting typical-
ly the elderly because they
are the ones, usually, still
listed in the phone book.”
One of the most recent
targets of the scammers,
92-year-old Joyce Taran-
tine, said she was terrified
when they called stating
she owed money to the IRS
multiple times.
“It’s scary being told you
owe money and might be
thrown jail,” said Taran-
tine. “I was called three
times from three different
numbers by three different
people all claiming to be
from the IRS. I know [the
IRS] wouldn’t call, you get
a letter in the mail usually,
but they sounded so seri-
ous I thought that it might
be real.”
Tarantine continued
talking about her experi-
ence saying that she was
told that she would be
thrown in jail if she did
not pay within 24 hours.
Swift-Eckert stated that
these people will use all
types of tactics to get peo-
ple to pay.
“They do everything
from changing the caller
ID to read that they are
from the Federal Treasury
to swearing at you over the
phone to intimidate you
into paying the money,”
she said. “I had someone
come in the other day say-
ing asking if their families
or friends could lend them
money to help pay their
debt.”
But the IRS is not the
only group scammers are
claiming to represent, ac-
cording to Swift-Eckert.
“A few weeks ago we had
a woman call about receiv-
ing a call that stated the
scammer was from Micro-
soft and the woman had a
virus on her computer, she
doesn’t own a computer,
and she could pay $90 to
have them fix it.”
Should someone get a
call where they feel they
are being scammed, Swift-
Eckert suggests either
telling the person that they
know it is a scam and they
need to stop calling or just
don’t answer if it is an un-
known number.
“They will eventually
stop calling if you do not
pick up,” she said but did
warn that if one does an-
swer their phone and it is
a scam the scammer will
continue to call that num-
ber because they know the
phone number actually
belongs to a person.
In an effort to point out
the calls that should be
ignored, the Evart Police
Department has posted
two numbers that are con-
tinually replicated on their
Facebook page; 299-299-
9029 and 225-900-0683.
If one does get a call
like this or for any reason
thinks they might be get-
ting scammed, there are
ways to go about dealing
with the issue. Swift-Eck-
ert suggested either going
to the Federal Trade Com-
mission website and place
a complaint online or, if
one does not have access
to a computer, call their lo-
cal police department and
they can place the com-
plaint for you.

Reed City Crossroads Festival schedule
Thursday
Libraries Rock/Rock Challenge
Breakout Room Sponsored By:
Reed City Area District LibraryFire Safety Sponsored. By: RC
Contact the Library for times
and details.
Book Sale RC District Library
11 am – 7 pm RC Library
Euchre Tournament Sponsored
By: Senior Center
6 – 10 pm 219 E. Todd St.
Pet Show Sponsored by GFWC
6:30 pm Rambadt Park
Friday
Book Sale RC District Library
11 am – 5 pm RC Library
Breakout Room Sponsored By:
RCADL
Bingo Sponsored By: Senior
Center
4:30 pm – 10 pm 219 E. Todd St. 11 am to 3:30 pm Westerburg
Food Trucks Sponsored. By:
GACC
5 pm – 10 pm Westerburg Park
Crossroads Street Party Spon-
sored By: GACC Committee
5 pm – 2 am Downtown RC
All RCHS Class Reunion Spon-
sored By: GACC Committee
5 pm – midnight downtown RC Free Health Screening Spon-
Bike Decorating/Parade Spon-
sored By: GFWC
5:30 pm Sears/ Upton Avenue
New physician joins Big Rapids
Children’s Carnival.
11 am – 3:30 pm Westerburg
Park
sored By:
GACC Committee
5 pm – midnight Downtown RC
Family Medicine
Crossroads Street Party Spon- BIG RAPIDS — Kelley the additional distinction
Fire Dept. sored Brinsky, DO, will soon of being named both in-
11 am – 3:30 pm Westerburg 5 pm – 2 am Downtown RC join the medical staff tern of the year and resi-
Park Shirley Valentine Sponsored By: at Spectrum Health Big dent of the year.
Water Station Sponsored By: Crossroads Theatre Guild Rapids and Reed City Her experience and
Charity Baptist Church 7 pm 249 W. Upton Avenue Hospitals, as the newest clinical interests range
11 am to 3:30 pm Westerburg DJ- Tiffy Taffy Sponsored By: physician at Big Rapids from pediatrics to older
Park GACC Family Medicine. adults. She is a clinical as-
Safety Fun Zone Sponsored By: 5 pm – 7 pm Downtown RC She will begin seeing sistant professor at Michi-
Tubelite Guano Loco- Band Sponsored patients Tuesday, Septem- gan State University and
11 am to 3:30 pm Westerburg By: Guano Loco ber 4, at the office in the plans to continue with the
Park 7 pm – 8 pm Downtown RC medical arts building, 650 series of lectures she does
Balloon Animals Sponsored By: Lone Wolf-Band Sponsored Linden St., adjacent to there, helping students
Kiddies Klubhouse 8 pm – midnight Downtown RC Big Rapids Hospital. Ap- prepare for their careers.
11 am to 3:30 pm Westerburg pointments are available She is also a certified mas-
Park Sunday to schedule now by calling sage practitioner. Courtesy photo
Face Painting Sponsored By: Kid- Food Trucks Sponsored. By: 231-796-3200. Dr. Brinsky utilizes her Dr. Kelley Brinsky
dies Klubhouse GACC Committee Dr Brinsky earned her training in osteopathic
8 am – 4 pm Westerburg Park medical degree at Michi- neuromuscular medicine, needed for each patient’s
Park Softball Tournaments gan State University plus her knowledge of individual circumstanc-
Children’s Make and Take Spon- 8 am – 4 pm Westerburg Park/ College of Osteopathic massage techniques, to es.”
sored By: MMCAA Hersey Medicine. ease many kinds of pain Her interest in the
11 am to 3:30 pm Westerburg Shirley Valentine Sponsored By: She recently completed without drugs. Mecosta-Osceola County
Park Crossroads advanced training in “I think first of treating area began with her mem-
Scavenger Hunt Sponsored By: Theatre Guild family medicine and neu- pain with my hands; add- bership in the National
MOCRUSA 2 pm 249 W. Upton Avenue romuscular medicine in ing another medication Health Service Corp,
11 am to 3:30 pm Reed City Praise in the Park Liberty Baptist Grand Rapids. She was is a last resort,” Brinsky which led her to seek a
Church selected as chief resident says. “But if medication more rural area that was
sored By: 6 pm with Cook-Out Rambadt during both of her medi- is required, then certainly underserved in terms of
7th Day Adventist’s Park cal residencies, and has I will prescribe what is the number of physicians.
11:30 pm to 3:30 pm Wester-

Live at the Evart Depot

Hometown Proud Parade Spon- burg Park
sored By: GACC Annual Pig Roast Sponsored By: TueSday SpecialS

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6 pm Upton Avenue to RCHS Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Shirley Valentine Sponsored By: 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm 19778 US
Crossroads Theatre Guild Hwy 10
Buy ONe GeT ONe C E L E B R AT I N G
7 pm 249 W. Upton Avenue Food Trucks Sponsored. By:
Softball Tournaments Sponsored GACC
laRGe OR eXTRa laRGe
(picK up ONly)
By GACC Committee 8 am – 10 pm Westerburg Park
6 pm – 10 pm Westerburg Park/ Carnival Bingo Sponsored By: Se- YEARS
Hersey nior Center
Northern Lights Irish Dancers 11 am – 4 pm RC Senior Center
Directly Following the parade Chicken BBQ Sponsored By: Am-
Downtown RC Vets

Acoustic Assault – Band
8:30 pm – midnight Downtown
Reed City
Saturday
Softball Tournaments Sponsored Museum
By: GACC Committee
8 am – 10 pm Westerburg Park/
Hersey
5K Run, Walk and Kids Dash
Sponsored By: Spectrum
9 am Spectrum Health RC Hos-
pital
Skin Screening Sponsored By:
Spectrum Health
9 am Spectrum Health Reed City
Hospital
Pancake Breakfast Sponsored
By:
Moose Lodge 705
8 am-11 am Moose Lodge
Spectrum Health Tent Sponsored We accept submissions of
By: Spectrum Health
11 – 3:30 pm Westerburg Park
Car Show Sponsored
Summer
Concert
Serving at noon until gone
Westerburg Park
ly Buffe
Night s Thurs t Series
ORC Museum Open House ORC
401 W 7th St, Evart, MI
Museum
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What’s Happening in the Area

Soil Health Seminar to and prizes. To learn more Registration open for Aging is offering a free Bingo at Evart VFW Contact Robert at 231-
focus on economics in and register for the event, Crossroads 5K program called “A Matter EVART— VFW Post 832-2624
go to give.spectrumhealth. of Balance.” This program 7979 will host Bingo each
agriculture org/bigrapidsreedcity/ REED CITY — Spectrum emphasizes practical strat- Thursday, at 4681 85th Ave.
SEARS — Morgan Com- golf. Health Reed City Hospital egies to manage falls. Doors open at 4 p.m. Early
AARP meeting
posting Inc in Sears will Proceeds from the fund- will be holding the 14th Participants will learn to Bird start at 6 p.m. (Li- REED CITY— AARP
host its 15th annual Soil raising event this year will annual Great American view falls as controllable, cense A04340) No. 2418 meets on the sec-
Health Seminar on August help purchase a diagnostic Crossroads 5K Run and set goals for increasing ond Wednesday of every
16. This year the seminar ultrasound machine used Walk on Saturday, Aug. 18. activity, make changes to month at the United Meth-
will bring a focus to the for steroid medication Participants can register reduce fall risks at home
TOPS weight loss odist Church in Reed City.
economics behind sustain- injections. Hospital clini- at spectrumhealth.org/ and exercise to increase meeting Potluck lunch (bring
able agriculture. cians say the ultrasound- annual-5K-run, or call strength and balance. REED CITY— TOPS own table service) will
The event will feature aided injections are more 231.832.7149. More than 120 “A Matter of Balance” weight loss meetings, Reed start at noon followed by a
keynote speaker John precise, ensuring maxi- people are expected to take consists of eight two-hour City, Chapter 1682, Monday program starting at 1 p.m.
Ikerd, Professor Emeritus mum effectiveness, and part in the event. sessions. These sessions weigh-in at 5:30 p.m. and Everyone welcome.
of Agricultural Econom- involve less discomfort. The course winds will be held at the Osceola meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. at For more information,
ics at the University of through Reed City parks County Commission on St. Paul Lutheran Church. contact Marylou at 231-832-
Missouri. Other speakers and the Pere Marquette Aging office, located at 732 4938.
include: Brian Bates, Bear
Free concert series Trail, plus city streets. The West 7th St., Evart. The
Creek Organic Farm; Mat- REED CITY — A free hospital sponsors the 5K to classes will be held on Fri-
Al-Anon meeting
thew Powell, John Deere concert series at the Reed promote health and well- days through Sept. 28 from REED CITY— Al-Anon
Shepherd’s Table
Financial; Tom Zilke, Zilke City Depot run every ness in the community. 10 a.m. to noon. meetings will be held on REED CITY— Church of
Vegetable Farm; Edwin Thursday this summer. Runners will start at 9 For more information or Mondays at 1 p.m. at St. the Nazarene, Shepherd’s
Suarez, Technical Agrono- The concerts will be a.m., with walkers leaving to register, please call the Philips Church in Reed Table makes a free meal
mist at Midwestern BioAg; on the second and fourth immediately after the run- Osceola County Commis- City and Tuesdays at 7 every Thursday at 5:30
Kristin Poley, Lab Manager Thursdays of each month ners. Again this year there sion on Aging 231-734-5559. p.m., also at the church. p.m., 5300 220th Ave. Dona-
and Technician for the from 7 to 9 p.m. through the will be a free “Kids Dash” • EVART— Thursdays tions welcome.
Michigan State University summer. The music fea- for youngsters up to age 10 at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart
Applied Nematology Lab; tured will be old country at 8:30 a.m., preceding the
‘Powerful Tools for Church in Evart.
Dr. George Bird, Michigan and gospel. start of the race. Caregivers’ Volunteers needed
State University; Fred
Monroe, Monroe Family
If you have any ques-
tions, contact Pete at 231-
Registration is $25 per
runner or walker, which
BIG RAPIDS — The
MSU Extension six-week
Fish fry at Evart Moose forREED
Road to Recovery
CITY— Road to
Organics. 629-0122. includes a tech T-shirt, al- program “Powerful Tools Lodge Recovery is an American
Lunch, tours of the though walkers who do not for Caregivers” has been EVART— A fish fry or Cancer Society volunteer-
Morgan Composting op- want the official race shirt postponed due to lack of shrimp dinner will be held based program that pro-
eration, and a social hour
T.O.P.S. meets on can participate at no cost. signup and will now be on Fridays from 5 to 8 p.m. vides transportation for
with wine tasting are all Thursdays held on Fridays from Au- at the Evart Moose Lodge, cancer patients to and
included. Tickets are $30 EVART — T.O.P.S. Weight gust 17 through Sept. 21. 8400 U.S. 10 in Evart. from their treatments.
per person in advance or Loss Group meets every
Big Rapids Eagles golf The program focuses on For more information, Volunteer drivers trans-
$40 at the door and can be Thursday at 8:20 a.m. at outing to benefit cancer helping caregivers take call 231-734-6181. port patients from their
purchased at dairydoo.com Evart United Methodist patients care of themselves while home to cancer treatment
caring for a relative or
or by calling 231-734-2451. Church.
Weigh-in is from 8:30 to BIG RAPIDS — Big Rap- friend. Topics will include
Bingo at Evart Moose centers, doctor visits and
other cancer-related ap-
9:15 a.m., and the meeting ids Eagles Aerie No. 2535 ways to reduce stress, EVART— Evart Moose pointments.
Spectrum Health begins at 9:30 p.m. is hosting the 31st annual communication solutions, Lodge will host Bingo each The American Cancer
Charity Golf Classic Steve C. Hall Memorial reducing guilt, anger and Monday at 8400 U.S. 10. Society is working with
seeks sponsors, players One-woman comedy Golf Outing is Saturday, depression, ways to relax, Doors open at 4 p.m. Early Spectrum Health Reed
Aug. 18, at Clear Lake how to make tough deci- bird takes place at 6 p.m. City Hospital, Susan
BIG RAPIDS — The performances Golf Course. Their goal sions and problem-solving. with regular Bingo at 6:30 P. Wheatlake Regional
fourth annual Spectrum scheduled is to raise money to help The program will be held p.m. (License No. A21600). Cancer Center to recruit
Health Big Rapids and patients struggling to meet on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1 volunteer drivers and co-
p.m. at the MSU Extension
Reed City Hospitals Char-
ity Golf Classic will be
REED CITY — The Reed travel expenses for their
City CrossRoads Theatre chemotherapy and radia- Big Rapids office, 14485
Rock, gem and mineral ordinators from Osceola
and its surrounding coun-
held Monday, Aug. 20, at Guild will present the one- tion treatments at the Reed Northland Dr. Feel free to club meetings ties to help drive cancer
Tullymore Golf Resort. woman comedy, Shirley City facility. bring a sack lunch. BIG RAPIDS — Big Rap- patients to and from their
Registration is now open Valentine, on Friday and The Eagles assist the This is a free program ids Rock, Gem and Mineral treatment. All volunteers’
at give.spectrumhealth. Saturday, August 17 and 18, cancer patients by under- but registration is re- Club will hold meetings at need is a few hours during
org/bigrapidsreedcity/ at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Au- writing gas cards for them. quired by calling Lisa at 6:30 p.m. on the first Thurs- the week and a desire to
golf. The registration dead- gust 19, at 2 p.m. In the past the $65 per-per- 231-592-0792 or emailing day of the month (March make a difference.
line is Aug. 1. Tickets are $10 at the son event has raised $3,000 danie270@msu.edu. through December) at the Local community mem-
Foursomes tee off in a door or call 231-465-4334 to for the patient assistance Geology lab, room 138, sci- bers who are interested
shotgun-style start on Aug. make a reservation. This initiative. ence building, at Ferris in volunteering for the
20 at 9 a.m. Check-in begins production is rated PG for Golfers can pre-register
Free lunches available State University. Road to Recovery program
at 8 a.m. at the clubhouse. mature audiences only. and pay the entry fee at the for children during should contact the Ameri-
Registration is $175 per The theatre is located at Eagles Lodge on 16 Mile summer Free blood pressure can Cancer Society at
golfer, which includes 18 249 W. Upton, Reed City. Road in Big Rapids, or by 1-800-227-2345.
holes of golf, cart, lunch calling 231-796-6453. The fee EVART — Evart Public clinics
includes golf, lunch and a Schools will be sponsoring EVART— Osceola Coun-
steak dinner. the Summer Food Service ty Commission on Aging
Dinner with friends
The event features a shot- Program for Children dur- is offering free blood pres- at St. Paul Lutheran
gun start at 9 a.m. on Aug. ing the summer months sure clinics for adults 60 Church
18. Check-in time is 8 a.m. to provide free lunches for years and older. Monthly
Teams and individuals are children. blood pressure screenings EVART— Dinner with
welcome. The lunches will be held will be conducted at the Friends Community Meal
HERE’S MY CARD Better Breathers Club
through August 10 from
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
OCCOA meal sites in Ev-
art, Marion and Tustin.
will be held on the second
Wednesday of each month
Monday through Friday. Evart’s clinic will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at St.
forms The lunches will be held on the second Tues- Paul Lutheran Church, 435

WINDOW BIG RAPIDS — Spec-

trum Health Big Rapids
held at Evart Elementary
School, 515 N. Cedar St.,
day every month, 10 a.m. to
noon. The Evart meal site
W. 5th St. Sponsored by St.
Paul Lutheran Church and

SHOPPING? Hospital is hosting a free

support group for people
Check Out who live with lung disease.
Polar Seal Vinyl Windows The meetings are 2 p.m.
for Your Home! on the third Monday of the
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“Your Full Service Glass Shop” Caregivers as well as lung
DouGLASS disease patients are wel-
come.
800-922-GLAS • 231-779-3960 Located next to Arby’s • Cadillac
The classes will be led
by Melinda Hutson, re-
spiratory therapist in the
• Wills • Probate
• Trust • Real Estate cardiac and pulmonary
• Family Law: rehabilitation department,
and Cassie Tower, lead re-
Divorce,
Paternity, spiratory therapist in the
Child Custody, cardiopulmonary depart-
Adoptions ment for Big Rapids and
Reed City Hospitals.
Evart.
Free meals will be made
is located at 732 West Sev-
enth St. (U.S. 10).
the Evart United Method-
ist Church.
available to children 18 Marion and Tustin’s clin- Donations appreciated.
years of age and under ics will be held on the third Takeout available.
or persons up to age 26 Tuesday each month, 10 For more information,
who are enrolled in an a.m. to noon. The Marion contact 231-734-3585 or 231-
educational program for meal site is at 101 E. Main 734-5491.
the mentally or physically St. The Tustin meal site is In the event that school
disabled that is recognized
by a state or local public
at 213 South Neilson.
Walk-in clinics. If you
is canceled, Dinner with
Friends will not take place.
educational agency. wish to eat at the meal site,
For more information, call 231-734-5559 at least
contact Cheryl Sherman at a day before to reserve a
Free dinner
231-734-5594. spot. at Reed City Church
REED CITY— There
will be a free dinner every
Breakfast buffet at Food pantries Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. at
Evart VFW post A food pantry is avail- the Church of the First-
EVART— A breakfast able to residents in need born Revival Center, 310 S.
buffet will be held on the who live in Osceola Coun- Higbee.

White Law Office, P.L.C. For more information or second and fourth Sundays
to register, call 231-592-4204. from 7 to 11 a.m., monthly
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Obituary Golf Scores

Josephine Virginia Garrubbo Sunday Scramble August 5, 2018 Flags Steve Smith, Tom Sims 2nd Low Net Cindy VanderVlugt
1st Place Dave Griffin, Guy Lewis, 3rd Low Gross Cheryl Johnson
EVART — Josephine Ruth Foote, Steve Reichow Tuesday Men August 7, 2018
Virginia Garrubbo, of 2nd Place Gary Krull, Jim Martz, 1st Low Gross Brad Halladay Friday Couples August 8, 2018
Evart, passed away Fri- Joan Foote, Larry Reichow 2nd Low Gross John Williams 1st Low Gross Johnand Joan Wil-
day, August 3, 2018 at 3rd Place Chuck Muir, Dick King, 2nd Low Gross Mike Hollings- liams
Spectrum Health, Reed Lynne Kreger,m Don McGreehan head 1st Low Net Scottand Kim Gray
City Hospital. She was 1st Low Net Grieg Noell 2nd Low Gross Jimand Ruby
97. Monday Men August 6, 2018 2nd Low Net Al Eastlund Church
Mrs. Garrubbo was Chp Low Gross Rod Adams, Dick 3rd Low Net Ron Smith 2nd Low Net Dan Jansenand Sue
born December 27, 1920 Duddles II, Don McGreehan 2nd Low Net Mike Hollingshead Crisp
in Newark, New Jersey Chp Low Net Gary Krull Flag Brad Taylor 3rd Low Gross Daveand Trudy
to Joseph and Nicolina 1st Low Gross Howard Gifford Borst
(Spano) Loria. She mar- 1st Low Net Ron Lusby Wednesday Ladies August 8, 2018 3rd Low Net Ralphand Cathy
ried Michael Garrubbo 2nd Low Gross Larry Smith 1st Low Gross Kathy Gondick Smith
in September of 1941 and 2nd Low Net Bob Wetherell 1st Low Net Cathy Smith Flags Jeffand Irene Beckstrom
he preceded her in death nine, Ashley, Rebecca, 3rd Low Gross Ken Clark 2nd Low Gross Lynne Kreger
in 1992. Josephine had and Adam, nine great 3rd Low Net Dick Duddles Srl (Hole in one today)
lived in Irvington, New grandchildren, Michael,
Jersey, Union, New Jer- Joseph, Theresa, Isaac,
sey, Chatham, New Jer- Madeline, Amanda, Ella,
sey, and the last four Reid, and Samantha.
years in Evart. She spent She was preceded in
her working life as a death by her parents, her
Beauty Salon Technician husband, her daughter,
and Manager. Josephine Phyllis Yannuzzi, and
was devoted to her family two grandchildren, Eric
and loved doting on her Mills, and Paige Garrub-
grandkids. Her hobbies bo.
included cooking and Josephine Virginia
baking. Josephine was a Garrubbo will be laid to
member of St. Philips rest next to her husband
Neri Catholic Church in in Hollywood Cemetery,
Reed City. Union, New Jersey. A Me-
Josephine is survived morial Mass will be held
by her son, Anthony at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Au-
(Renée) Garrubbo of gust 7 at St. Philip Neri
Chatham, New Jersey, Catholic Church in Reed
her daughter, Beverly City with Father Rock
(Bill) Mills of Evart, her Badgerow and Father Mi-
son-in-law, Larry Yan- chael Hodges officiating.
nuzzi of Middlesex, New Memorial contributions
Jersey, six grandchil- may be directed to Spec-
dren, Craig, Lauren, Ja- trum Health Hospice.

June Fern Jennings

EVART — June Fern

Jennings, 82, of Evart
went to be with her Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ
Friday morning, August
3, 2018. She was sur-
rounded with Love from
her husband, children,
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren during
her final days of life.
June was born April 2,
1936 to Harry Byam
Kemp and Fern Lillie
(Themer) Kemp of Mich-
igan Center, Mich. Mom Jennings. She has 19
always looked forward to grandchildren and 25
family get togethers, g reat-g randchildren
sharing stories and lov- who always received un-
ing on the family. She conditional and unfail-
loved the things of God ing love. June was also
and the opportunity to survived by two sisters,
share her faith with oth- Doris and Rosemary, and
ers. Mom will be missed two brothers, Eugene
greatly by her family and Dale.
and friends. She was preceded in
June was married to death by her parents; her
her husband Don for 65 son, Donny; and her
years and he survives brother, Glen.
her. She was an amazing A private service for
mother to seven chil- family and friends hon-
dren, Terri (Gary) An- oring the life of June
derson, Brek (Pam) Jen- Fern Jennings will be
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Durst, Bill (Nancy) Jen-
held at 1 p.m. Saturday,
September 29, at June
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Evart Police Department
Weekly Report
• 8-6-2018 Disorderly —
Officers were dispatched to
a report of a disturbance
between two subjects. The
situation was resolved.
One subject had an out-
standing warrant and was
able to post their bond.
• 8-6-2018 Malicious De-
struction of Property —
Officers were called to a
malicious destruction of
property of an automobile.
The case remains open at
this time.
• 8-6-2018 Disorderly — Of-
ficers were called to a com-
plaint of two subjects fight-
ing. It was found that both
subjects assaulted each
other. The case has been
forwarded to the prosecu-
tor for review of charges.
• 8-7-2018 Larceny — Of-
ficers took a report of a
larceny from a vehicle. The
case remains open at this
time.
• 8-7-2018 Prowling/
Trespass/Resisting/Meth-
amphetamine Possession
— Officers were called to
a complaint of a subject
sleeping on a porch. The
subject attempted to flee on
foot but they were appre-
hended. The subject was
arrested and transported
to the Osceola County Jail
where they were lodged on
charges.
• 8-7-2018 Check Well Be-
ing — Officers were called
to conduct a well-being
check. The subject was
found to be secure and not
in need of any services.
• 8-7-2018 Found Property
— Officers were called to a
residence to collect found
property. The property is
being held at the Evart Po-
lice Department until its
owner can be located.
• 8-7-2018 Suspicious
Situation — Officers were
called to a report of a sub-
ject sleeping in the park.
The subject was advised
to gather their belongings
and be on their way.
• 8-8-2018 Retail Fraud —
Officers were called to a
complaint of retail fraud.
The suspect was located
and a misdemeanor cita-
tion was issued.
• 8-8-2018 Assist — K9 Of-
ficer was called to assist the
Osceola County Sheriff ’s
Department with a search
of a residence to determine
if a probation violation
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had occurred. There were
no alerts on anything in
the residence.
• 8-9-2018 Probation Vio-
lation — Officers made
contact with a subject who
was in violation of their
probation. The subject was
arrested and transported
to the Osceola County Jail
where they were lodged on
their violation.
• 8-9-2018 Dog at Large
— Officers were called to
a dog at large complaint.
Contact was made with the
owner who was warned of
the city ordinance regard-
ing loose animals.
• 8-10-2018 Suspicious Ve-
hicle — Officers were dis-
patched to a complaint of a
suspicious vehicle. The ve-
hicle could not be located.
• 8-10-2018 Larceny by
Conversion — While con-
ducting a well-being check
with Adult Protective Ser-
vices, it was determined
that a fraud had occurred.
The case remains open at
this time.
• 8-10-2018 Fail to Pay —
Officers were called to a
local business for a fail to
pay complaint. The case re-
mains open at this time.
• 8-11-2018 Assist — Of-
ficers were called to assist
the Evart Fire Department
with a report of a child
drowning. It was deter-
mined that child was not
drowning but choking. The
family was able to clear
their airway prior to the
arrival of emergency ser-
vices.
• 8-11-2018 Dog at Large —
Officers recovered a dog at
large. A post was made on
social media and the owner
contacted the Evart Police
Department to retrieve
their dog. The owner was
given a warning regarding
the city ordinance on loose
animals.
• 8-12-2018 Assist — Of-
ficers were called to assist
the Osceola County Sher-
riff ’s Department on a
complaint of a disorderly
subject. Officers stood by
until the scene was cleared.
• 8-12-2018 Dog at Large
— Officers were called to
a dog at large complaint.
The animal could not be lo-
cated.
• 8-12-2018 Assist — Of-
ficers were called to assist
the Osceola County Sher-
iff ’s Department on a lar-
ceny complaint.
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• 8-12-2018 Assist — Of-
ficers were called to assist
the Osceola County Sher-
iff ’s Department on a do-
mestic complaint. The situ-
ation was determined to a
be a civil issue and all units
cleared the scene.
• 8-12-2018 Animal Com-
plaint — When returning
from an assist to the Osceo-
la County Sheriff ’s Depart-
ment, officers found a dog
running in the middle of
the road. Animal Control
was notified and the dog is
being held pending contact
with the owner.
• 8-12-2018 Animal Com-
plaint — Officers were
called to a report of a bark-
ing dog. The owner was
advised to take the dog
indoors due to the noise
of the dog barking being a
nuisance.
Reed City Police
Department, weekly
report
If you see any suspicious
activity, call 911. For a non-
emergency call 832-3255.
Email tips to policereedc-
ity@gmail.com.
Sunday 8/5/18
• Officers issued an ap-
pearance citation to a
41-year-old male for fail-
ing to comply with the city
trash ordinance.
Monday 8/6/18
• Officers were dis-
patched to assist EMS with
a man who had fallen and
was disoriented and asking
for directions from the hos-
pital. The man had recently
been discharged from the
hospital and was transport-
ed back by the EMS.
• Officers were dis-
patched to respond to a
911 call with an open line.
The responding officer re-
sponded to address the call
GPS located to and made
several attempts at contact
but no one would answer
the door. It was determined
the number was associ-
ated with a company that
provides a paging service.
How the pager called 911 is
unknown.
• Officers were dis-
patched downtown regard-
ing a failure to stop and
identify situation. The fe-
male caller reported she
needed to make a personal
property damage report
on her parked vehicle. She
reported that someone had
scraped her driver’s side
door while she was parked
on Upton Avenue. The mat-
ter is under investigation.
Tuesday 8/7/18
• Officers were dis-
patched to a local residence
regarding a 27-year-old fe-
male who was in violation
of her conditional bond re-
lease. The matter has been
turned over to the court.
• Officers arrested a
29-year-old male on an out-
standing felony warrant
for larceny from a building.
He was lodged at the Osceo-
la County Jail without inci-
dent.
• Officers received a
complaint at the RCPD of
fraudulent check activities
regarding the theft and use
of numerous blank checks.
The matter is still under in-
vestigation.
• Officers took a com-
plaint of a car-deer acci-
dent. After being struck
with the front bumper, the
deer came up over the hood
and partially through the
windshield. There were
no injuries but significant
damage to the car
Wednesday 8/8/18
• Officers were request-
ed to assist the Osceola
County Sheriff ’s Depart-
ment with an intoxicated
and combative individual
who was court-ordered to
undergo a medical evalu-
ation. The individual was
transported for evaluation
without injury or further
incident.
• Officers stood by with
the Michigan State Police
on a traffic stop for officer
safety. The driver was re-
leased with a citation.
Thursday 8/9/18
• Officers picked up a
33-year-old male on an out-
standing warrant from the
Wexford County Jail. Offi-
cers were also requested to
assist the Wexford County
Sheriff ’s Department by
returning an individual,
who had been transported
to Wexford on a writ, from
Osceola County. They were
both transported back to
Osceola County and lodged
without incident.
• Officers were called
to assist with a situation
where, according to the
babysitter, the five children
were extremely unruly,
threatened to assault the
babysitter and make a false
report of abuse against
her. The babysitter quit.
The family friend that had
been called to replace her
until the parents got out of
work was at the residence
with the children. The offi-
cer responded and spoke to
the children about the mat-
ter and the mother arrived
home shortly after the of-
ficer’s arrival. The mother
stated to the officers she no
longer wanted the babysit-
ter or any of her family
members on the property
again.
• Officers were requested
to assist the Evart Police
Department in attempting
to locate an individual. The
locations the individual
was known to be at were
checked but the officer was
unable to locate the person.
Friday 8/10/18
• Officers were requested
to respond to a local resi-
dence for a civil matter re-
garding a wallet. Officers
were not able to make con-
tact with anyone at the resi-
dence. Further attempts
will be made.
Saturday 8/11/18
• Officers were called to
a local apartment complex
for a suspicious vehicle.
Upon further investigation,
it belonged to a tenant.
• Officers were called to a
local business in reference
to a customer harassing
an employee. The matter is
under investigation.
• Officers were requested
to assist the Michigan State
Police with a suspicious in-
dividual hanging around a
business late at night mak-
ing employees nervous. Of-
ficers stood by for officer
safety. The individual had
been released from Wex-
ford County Jail that day
and had made it as far as
Reed City. He was attempt-
ing to get to Clare. Bus fare
had been arranged for him
to Detroit from the Clare
pickup location.
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Biking for a cause: Peacocks bike

across Michigan for diabetes
By Marc Vieau a lot of time to biking so Saturday.
Weekly Voice I said I don’t know if we They left Montague at
can do it but I wouldn’t bet 5:55 a.m. and headed east
EVART — Dennis Pea- against us.” through Fremont and Mor-
cock admits they probably While riding a tandem ley. The first stop was at the
should have trained a little bike across Michigan is Hardy Dam and the next
bit more. certainly one way to pass a was lunch at the Blanchard
Then again, they made hot summer Saturday, the Wesleyan Church.
it. Peacocks had a reason for From there, it was on to
Alive. their ride. Shepherd and then Gor-
In one piece. Their youngest son, donville — outside of Mid-
Mostly. Matt, developed type one land — before following
The former Evart High diabetes in his early 20s M-47 and the Tittabawas-
School principal and cur- while in college. He’s 25 see River.
rent boys track and field now and handling it well The trek turned east
coach, along with his wife but Dennis Peacock said again toward Bay City and
Kristi, completed a One his heart goes out to the the eventual finish point
Day Ride Across Michigan younger children who have — Bay City State Park —
(ODRAM) on a tandem a tougher time handling where the Peacocks rolled
bike from Montague to Bay the disease. in at about 6:45 p.m.
City on Saturday. “Our whole reason for Peacock said this ride
The 145-mile trek across this ride is to raise money didn’t use any of the Rails-
the state is the longest the for juvenile diabetes,” Pea- to-Trails system but fol-
Peacocks have undertaken cock said. “We’ve raised lowed paved roads instead.
after having done a couple about $1,550 on our own so “They keep you on pretty
around the 100-mile range. far and the event overall good secondary roads,” COURTESY PHOTO
“We should have been has raised about $20,000. Peacock said. “It was hot Kristi and Dennis Peacock pose after completing a One Day Ride Across Michigan on Saturday. The
more prepared for this one “That’s really how we got out there and we’re not 145-mile trek took them from Montague to Bay City.
than we were but we made the hair-brained idea to do bikers by any means.
it,” Peacock laughed. “It this.” “Normally, we can cruise side of Gordonville and miles per hour. I think our the ride or to donate, check
was fun and it was very Dennis and Kristi Pea- along at 17 to 20 miles per we look down at the bike bodies were just running out https://www.pledg-
rewarding. cock were two of about hour without a lot of ef- computer and we’re going on fumes.” ereg.com/2583/Team/8578
“We don’t really devote 400 riders making the trek fort. We got to the other 14 miles per hour, then 13 For more information on on the Internet.

Reed City’s Price gets an offer from Hillsdale

By Marc Vieau Reed City lost to Saginaw school. a slot receiver at a Ferris
Weekly Voice Swan Valley in an MHSAA “I loved Hillsdale,” he State camp, as well.
Division 5 state semifinal said. “It’s a great campus, a Price recorded 30 tack-
REED CITY — Jackson contest last November, one great staff and they’ve got les, five interceptions,
Price has put the work in. step short of Ford Field great facilities. It’s a really nine pass break-ups and
Now, he’s starting to reap and the state finals. neat place.” returned an interception
some of the rewards. Price spent time at a Hillsdale head coach for a touchdown during
The Reed City High number of camps this Keith Otterbein has kept the regular season in 2017
School senior quarter- summer, including Hills- the Chargers at or near the as Reed City went 8-1 with
back/defensive back re- dale. top of the GLIAC during its lone loss to powerhouse
ceived his first collegiate “They got a hold of me his 15 seasons at the helm. Montague in Week 1.
football offer from Hills- and wanted me to come Hillsdale went 7-4 in 2017 Price is set to focus on
dale College recently. down to a camp,” he said. and was picked to finished Reed City’s season now and
Price and his Coyote “A couple of days ago, I got third in the Great Midwest take offers as they come.
teammates began the sea- a call from them and they Athletic Conference poll
son Monday, a season they offered me. for 2018.
hope leads them at least “I was really excited.” Price spent most of his Marc vieau
one step further than last Price enjoyed his time time at camps as a defen- Jackson Price at practice
year. at the NCAA Division II sive back but also played

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Crossroads Festival hoping to connect with local businesses

By Victoria Martin president Amber Hutchin- will mean more traffic for hopes to up the amount of massive construction that lap or get in each other’s
Weekly Voice son. “For example, the open businesses as well. traffic that visit after the has been going through way.
local church is holding the “It’s all about boosting festival is long over. downtown Reed City will “DPW has been really
REED CITY — With barbecue, the VFW is host- the local economy,” she “We are hoping to grow be put on hold and cleaned good about local activi-
a new board, the Great ing their pancake break- said. “Getting more traffic and continue the growth up in time for the festival. ties,” he said. “I have been
American Crossroads Fes- fast and the senior center to those businesses and as time goes on,” said “I have been told that ev- assured and have assured
tival hopes to bring more is hosting the carnival getting more recognition Hutchinson. “The hope is erything will be cleaned up Amber [Hutchinson] that
attention to local business- bingo.” to the town itself.” that people don’t just come [Wednesday] in time for us everything will be cleared
es from Aug. 16 -19. Hutchinson, who has All the vendors will be back from year to year for to start on Thursday,” said and that traffic flow will be
The Great American been the festival president local and will be double the the festival but that they Hutchinson. back to normal.”
Crossroads Festival is for two years, commends amount of last years craft also that people come back Howell confirmed the The construction to re-
held every year and put her new board on the work show. There will also be for dinner or coffee and construction being cleared pave the roads will contin-
together by a board of they have put into the festi- several food trucks, two of enjoy Reed City for Reed in time for the festival and ue in the downtown area
volunteers with the goal to val to continue its growth which are from local res- City.” commended the DPW Su- Monday and should finish
bring people from all over and spotlighting of the taurants in Reed City. Meanwhile, Hutchinson perintendent for making soon after it is continued,
to Reed City. community. “We tried to keep as and City Manager Ron sure the local events and according to both Howell
This year the board has “Everyone really reached much as we could local,” Howell assure that the construction do not over- and Hutchinson.
put a lot of emphasis on out to the community this said Hutchinson. “Again,
promoting the community year,” she said. “It’s so just trying to boost local
by having the local busi- important to have more business and show people
nesses and organizations involvement from the who come from outside
host a large array of new community. If we show the town what we have to
and returning events. enthusiasm, the more en- offer.”
“This year, with a thusiasm we will get from As time goes on,
younger board, we really the community.” Hutchinson and the board
wanted to draw more into Highlighting the local want to continue to grow
local businesses and help stores, Hutchinson hopes and get more people in-
out community shine at that combining the car troduced to Reed City
the festival,” said festival show and the craft show and what it has to offer in

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