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June 27, 2015 • Vol. 136 No. 24 514 S. Kalamazoo Ave. in Marshall, MI • Phone 269-781-5444 and FAX 269-781-7766 • www.advisor-chronicle.com

In The News: Endicott coal plant to shut down; Marshall to look for other power sources The Midwest Michigan South Central Power Agency announced the closing of the Endicott Generating Station in Litchfield, Mich. on June 25. The coal plant provides energy for Marshall, Coldwater, Clinton, Hillsdale and Union City. “The primary reason for this decision is consistent with our mission in choosing the most economical solution for our communities,” said Glen White, general manager of MSCPA. “The cost of operating a small coal-fired generator is simply not competitive with other options. The original debt service is paid, but today’s market prices do not allow us to recoup our fuel costs.” See story on page 43 MPS Board approves general budget; names new high school principal The Marshall Public Schools Board of Education approved the 2015-16 General Fund budget at its June 22 business session. The 2014-15 budget saw revenues drop by $500,000 compared to the year before while expenditures increased by $1.7 million. Also at the meeting, Superintendent Randy Davis introduced Scott Hutchins as the new Marshall High School principal. See story on page 5 Ground to be broken for new dialysis center to serve Albion community Ground is expected be broken in the coming days for a new, 8,800-squarefoot, 12-chair dialysis center to serve patients throughout the Albion region. The facility will be constructed on property at the Oaklawn Medical Group's existing location at 300 B Dr. N, and is expected to open in December. “This new facility will have a positive change in the lives of so many residents in Albion,” said Albion Mayor Joe Domingo. “A local site will give them greater access to quality care closer to home.” See story on page 41 Council rescinds ‘for hire’ parking, asks Marshall Carriage Company to move At the June 15 Marshall City Council meeting, Mayor Jack Reed asked the council to reconsider traffic control order 98 that was approved by council in May 1 for two parking spaces to be reserved for ‘for hire’ vehicles, that would be used by Marshall Carriage Co. Last week, the council rescinded the order due to lack of parking on the “Golden Block” in downtown Marshall. The council created a similar traffic control order for the corner of Grand St. and E. Michigan Ave. for the Carriage Co. to use. “In theory, it makes sense,” said Brian Mason, owner of Marshall Carriage Co. “If it doesn’t work, you’ll know. We can be versatile to make this work for everyone.” See story on page 9

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eginning July 3, and continuing throughout the weekend, Marshall offers something for everyone. Festivities get underway with Cruise at the Fountain at the Calhoun County Fairgrounds on Friday, followed by Saturday’s Independence Day celebration at the Fountain beginning at 10 a.m. with the Oaklawn Pet, Bike and Wagon Parade. Patriotic music will fill the air as the Marshall Rotary Band performs its annual patriotic concert for visitors eating lunch served by area volunteers. Young Dezzy Brownell invites you, your family and friends to enjoy the upcoming holiday, Marshall style and will end with the annual Cruise at the Fountain downtown Marshall at 6 p.m. For more about the Cruise, Chamber picnic or details on other “around the Fountain” activities, see stories throughout issue

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1. Waldo is hiding in all of these local businesses from July 1st through July 30th. Go find him and pick up your Waldo passport. 2. When you spot him, get your Waldo passport stamped or signed. 3. When you've collected at least 10 different store stamps/signatures, bring your passport to Books & More of Albion (your FIND WALDO ALBION headquarters) to claim an "I Found Waldo!" button and a "$1 Off" coupon (limited to the first 125 Waldo spotters.)

4. If you collect at least 20 of the 25 possible store stamps/signatures, bring your passport back to Books & More of Albion to be entered into a drawing for a six-volume deluxe set of Waldo books and other great prizes. 5. Plan to attend the Waldo grand celebration and prize drawing starting at 7 PM on Friday, July 31st at Books & More of Albion! 6. Note: One passport entry per person.

o A Place for You: Hair & Body Salon 100 E. Erie St. o Albion Appliance Service 113 W. Porter St.

o Hadfield's Watch Repair 114 N. Superior St. o Homestead Savings Bank 415 S. Superior St.

o Albion District Library 501 S. Superior St.

o It's New To Me 117 N. Superior St.

o Albion Downtown Subway 104 E. Erie St.

o Jolly Green Junction 28069 C Drive N.

o Albion Paint Spot 118 N. Superior St.

o Kids 'N' Stuff Children's Museum 301 S. Superior St.

o Cascarelli's of Albion 116 S. Superior St.

o Lopez Taco House 205 N. Superior St.

o Cottontail's Toy Barn 112 N. Superior St.

o Nora's & More Restaurant 115 N. Superior St.

o Dickerson Music Co. 201 N. Superior St.

o Parks Drug Store Inc. 318 S. Superior St.

o First Merit Bank 207 S. Superior St.

o Performance Auto Value 309 S. Superior St.

o General Store & Hardware, L.L.C. 420 S. Superior St.

o The Studio of Albion 121 N. Superior St.

o Gina's Pizza & Deli 1313 E. Michigan Ave.

o Top Knotch Barber Shop 402 N. Superior St.

o Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce 310 S. Superior St.

o Wolf's Auto Service 116 E. Erie St.

o Books & More of Albion, 119 N. Superior St.

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FOR SALE: Marshall’s newest quality development is ready for you and your “Dream” Home! Briarwoods Estates is located near O’Keefe and Forest Street. Build the home of your dreams surrounded by beautiful mature trees, fully improved streets, buried utilities, In TOWN in a neighborhood of other upscale homes. Enjoy the convenience of living near schools, churches, and hometown services. New BRIARWOOD ESTATES offer the perfect living enviroment for today’s modern families. Lots for $44,900 (M)

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FOR SALE: It’s a great little house on a lovely big lot! This cozy 3 bedroom, 1 bath updated home sits on a partially wooded half acre lot within walking distance to the high school & Walters Elementary! The spacious bright & cheery living room opens into the kitchen & eating area w/all appliances included. On the main floor are 2 bedrooms that share the full bath. Walking up the open stairwell you’ll find the huge master bedroom that’s perfect for your privacy. Other amenities include: Replacement windows, newer roof, a full basement w/laundry, and a 2 car attached garage! This home just looks like a little doll house w/its pillared front porch that’s so perfect for talking w/the neighbors or reading that favorite book. There’s also a back patio for relaxing & watching the children in the fenced backyard. All this for $112,000 (R)

FOR SALE:Don’t let the outside fool you!! This 2 bedroom home sitting on 3.1 acres is full of character! You’ll feel like you’re at a ski lodge when you’re sitting in front of the cozy fireplace (that can heat the whole house) in the huge living room. The master bedroom w/ its beamed ceiling is full of character. The updated bathroom features a “jet” tub w/heater & shower. The huge kitchen & eating area is perfect for family gatherings. Other amenities include: Replacement windows, newer kitchen appliances, wood floors, a huge “old” barn and storage bldg., an above ground pool & a lot w/a well, septic & electricity. If you always wanted a little livestock, this is the property. Olivet schools & close to Duck Lake. $95,500. (H)

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FOR SALE: Marshall is such a lovely historic town so why not live in a lovely historic 1927 all brick home? You are going to love the beautiful hardwood floors & orginal woodwork. It’s just full of character as you enter the foyer w/French glass doors into the spacious living room w/its wood burning fireplace & orginal sconces while the formal dining room will entertain many guests. A half bath on the main floor, a full basemant w/a carpeted area for a “rec” room, replacement windows, a 1-car garage & backyard fenced on 3 sides. Recently painted inside & out w/many updates, it is “move-in” ready! You’ll enjoy all the festivities from your own porch. $169,900. (E) FOR SALE: You will enjoy the sounds of nature this property has to offer! Sitting on 2.5 rolling acres w/frontage on a 2 acre stocked pond (fishing in your backyard) this contemporary 3 bedroom ranch is ready for the family that enjoys peace & quiet. Sitting just outside Marshall’s city limits on a quiet country road, this prestigious home features a great room w/cathedral ceiling & a cozy fireplace, a bright & cheery kitchen w/snack bar & eating area overlooking the pond, a master suite w/French doors to the tiered deck & a huge master bath w/jet tub, tilted shower & walk-in closet. The walkout lower level boasts another full living area w/kitchen, dining area, family room w/fireplace & possible 4th bedroom. Perfect for a loved one. Other amenities include: Geo-thermal heating & cooling. (2) 2 car garages, central air & main floor laundry and the beautiful hardwood floors have just been professionally refinished! All this for $359,500. (W)

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FOR SALE: JUST LISTED… NESTLED ON THIS BEAUTIFUL “PARK LIKE” SETTING OF 14 ACRES which includes a large portion of Rothrick Lake (a wildlife lake) is this dramatic contemporary 5 bedroom & 4 bath home w/maple plank floors & trim w/balconies overlooking the formal dining w/its 20’ ceiling & “great” room w/its 14’ ceiling! The main floor master bedroom suite features an architecturally luxurious marble bath w/jet tub & heated floor. Up the open stairwell you’ll find 3 bedrooms & bath. There’s a main floor LAUNDRY W/A FULL Bath that is great for coming in from the 2-car attached garage. Attached to the garage is a “glassed-in” heated 4-seasons room that looks out over the back acreage. AND FOR THE MAN OF THE HOUSE…There’s an insulated heated & cooled 32” x 40” separate garage that will accommodate 3 cars! Other amenities include: Central vacuum, central air, 3900 sq. ft. of living area, Bose & Infinity surround sound system & much more. All this for $525,000. (K)

FOR SALE: There’s no substitute for style! This lovely classic ranch nestled in 2.26 wooded acres is in one of Marshall’s highest value areas. When entertaining family & friends, you’ll love the gourmet kitchen w/Corian counters, Dutch natural cherry cabinetry, wet bar & center island/snack bar. The kitchen opens into the dining area & into the relaxing screened porch & 2 decks. From the kitchen you step down to the living room that shares a 2-sided fireplace with the family room. Also, dinners can be served in the formal dining room. The 580 sq. ft. master bedroom suite features 2 walk-in closets, a relaxing jet tub, 3 skylights, a separate shower & 3 sinks! Other amenities include: A lovely foyer w/ parquet flooring, main floor laundry, full basement, an underground sprinkler & a heated 3-car garage. $469,900 (LW)

FOR SALE… REDUCED $5,000!!! YOU’LL HAVE “BRAGGING “ RIGHTS IF YOU LIVE IN THIS HOME! Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch built in 2004 sits on 6.75 acres on a quiet road within waking distance to town. The open floor features an oak kitchen w/lots of cabinetry, pantry & granite counters boasts a 7’x4’ snack bar seating 6 people. There’s a formal dining/living room opening through sliders to a fenced backyard. The family room is huge w/a cozy fireplace. The master bedroom boasts a walk-in closet & a new beautiful tiled bath w// granite counter 7 double sinks. ATTENTION MEN!!! There are (2) 20’x20’ garage & a 2-car attached. Central air, main floor laundry. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY JUST WAITING FOR A SPECIAL FAMILY! Asking only $224,900.

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FOR SALE: NEW LISTING… WELCOME TO HOMER! Sitting on a lovely landscaped corner lot, this updated 3 bedroom, 1.5 Victorian home built in 1905 is “move-in” condition! The cook of the home will love preparing meals on the huge 6 burner American Range (it’s like cooking in a 5-Star restaurant) & all the other stainless steel appliances including a freezer. There’s also a formal dining room, living room & den/4th bedroom on the main floor. Upstairs are three bedrooms & a half bath in the huge master bedroom w/ its unique beamed ceiling. Amenities include: Hardwood floors w/oak trim, central air, furnace, water heater, electric service & water softener new in 2012, roof & replacement windows in 2009, a 1-car garage w/ workshop, air, heat & loft! (M)

FOR SALE: You’ll enjoy the fresh country air in this Marshall Township 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch sitting on 5.13 rolling & wooded acres that creates a private & serene feeling. There’s an updated kitchen, a dining area & snack bar w/skylights & French doors that open onto a tiered deck that’s great for entertaining. The master bedroom which is separate from the other 2 bedrooms has its own bath. The walkout basement features a spacious family room with sliders to a patio. There’s a 2 car attached garage, a security system, all newer kitchen appliances along w/ the washer & dryer that are included in the sale. There’s a fenced backyard, a storage building and an area that’s just perfect for raising a 4-H animal or maybe a horse or two! You really need to see this unique property for only $149,900 (K)

FOR SALE: Thinking of building your dream home? I think you ought to seriously consider this 1.2 acre lot in Prestigious Kesselwood! Located in the northern part of the subdivision among “high-end” homes, this lot has been cleared and ready for your “dream” home. The Kesselwood subdivision is tucked away in a quiet area of Marshall Township where you and your family can enjoy riding bikes & safely taking morning & evening walks. Now is the time to think about building. Only asking $44,900. (S&H)

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FOR SALE: … Hard to beat at this price! Sitting in the country on a one acre wooded lot, this 3 to 4 bedroom, 2-bath ranch is ready for a new family that wants to enjoy the peace & quiet of country living. This spacious home features a huge master bedroom w/vaulted ceiling accented with wood beams, a large master bath w/double sinks, a den/study & 2 other bedrooms that share a bath or 3 bedrooms using the beamed room as a family room. Take your pick! The kitchen w/eating area opens into the spacious living room & also through sliders to a tiered back deck that’s great for watching all the wildlife. Amenities include: A full basement, 2-car garage, low maintenance exterior & new carpeting throughout! All this for only $139,000. (P)

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NEW SALE: NEW LISTING.. JUST STARTING OR RETIRING? Condo living could be your answer! This 2-bedroom, 2 bath condo in Brewer Farms lets you live to its fullest. No more lawn work & no more shoveling snow so you can come & go as you please. There is freedom in just locking the door & doing all the things you want to do. Maybe it’s Florida in the winter and the condo in the summer. This unit boasts stainless steel appliances and LG washer & dryer. You’ll love the “glassed-in” balcony that allows you to enjoy the many seasons. The master bedroom suite is spacious w/a sitting area & a bath w/a step-in shower. Amenities include: Central air, 1-car garage & water, sewer & trash included in the association fee. GREAT LIVING for $89,500. (K)

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FOR SALE: Great commercial property – Chemical Bank downtown is just waiting for a business that might want to relocate for better exposure or for the entrepreneurs that want a perfect location for their new venture. You’ll love the inside character with its wood floors, teller cages & tall ceilings. The unfinished upstairs could be additional offices or a lovely downtown apartment for a rental or for the owner. There’s a full basement, kitchenette & two display windows. Very nostalgic & historic! Asking $130,000. ©

FOR SALE: What a great family home! There’s room for everyone to have their own space!!! It’s just a perfect multi-level home for the growing family! This 4 bedroom, 1 1/2baths home is located on a large lot in a wonderful neighborhood close to the Marshall High School and Walter’s Elementary School. As you enter there are steps to the main floor that feature a formal living room, a family room with a cozy fireplace, a formal dining room w/ sliders onto the back deck that overlooks the woods and the kitchen w/ appliances included. By walking several steps up, you’ll find a utility room/laundry, the half bath & another bedroom. Other amenities include a 2+ attached garage, replacement windows & a paved driveway. One can enjoy the back deck & patio for summer entertaining & the wildlife that meander through the yard & the front porch for chatting with the neighbors. Here’s a lot of house for the money. Only $129,900. (B)

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FOR SALE: Like to work 6 months of the year & play the other 6 months? Buy the Hi-Lite Cruz-In 50’s Drive-In & be your own boss!!! Here is your opportunity! It’s a great family business. This 60 year landmark known for its Frosty Mugs Of Root Beer is ready for a new owner. The seller has put a lot of TLC into this business. It’s a TURNKEY OPERSTION! Also…there’s a l bedroom home on the property included in the sale that is rented with a 1 year lease. Don’t let this opportunity slip through your fingers. Asking only $249,900. (B)

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Columns Pope’s real concern should be people Editor’s Corner by John Hendler If Charleston shooter Dylan Roof had not posed with the Confederate battle flag in photos on social media, there almost certainly wouldn’t have been any talk of removing the flag from in front of the South Carolina State House. And, Roof would have still carried out that heinous act. To see the media frenzy last week, one would think that the flag itself had killed the nine African-Americans in the church that evening. I agree that the Confederate flag needs to be taken down from state government buildings. It’s a divisive symbol and serves as a painful reminder to a great many people of one of the darkest periods of our nation’s history-slavery. But, as is usually the case with knee-jerk reactions, the push to eradicate all things Confederate has become absurd. There’s been talk of changing the name of a park in Baltimore named for Robert E. Lee. There’s been calls for certain statues and busts to be removed of Confederate leaders. There have also been calls to ban the playing of Dixie. The car from the old Dukes of Hazzard TV show, the General Lee is losing its Confederate flag. Where I used to live in Virginia is a main thoroughfare known as Jefferson Davis Highway. Is that road going to be renamed as well as all the others named for Confederate leaders from that period? And, who will pay for all those changes? We the taxpayer of course. “A new level of PC idiocy” wrote one author in an online article. As unfortunate as the shooting was and for the terrible loss of nine people's lives, we cannot rewrite the nation’s history to erase that part of history which mistreated a segment of our society. We cannot ignore our past because it is that past which gives us hope for the future of all people in this country regardless of skin color. Ben Carson, who is black and is running for president, said last week that people need to see beyond the flag. “The issue is not the flag so much as it is how people think,” said Carson. “What’s in their heart? You can get rid of every Confederate flag in the world but if you’re still being motivated by the wrong emotion, it’s not going to solve any problem.” Trying to change people’s hearts and minds is hard work, but that could be the only way to truly create a cultural shift on how we Americans look at race. Sadly, for those ruled mostly by their emotions, easy fixes like removing Confederate symbols require less work and commitment and just kick the real issues down the road until the next knee-jerk reaction crisis surfaces. Maybe, for the sake of convenience, we should just ban everything, since everything will offend someone, somehow, somewhere. Until next week, may the good news be yours.

By FRED JACOBS Publisher and CEO, J-Ad Graphics On the morning following the tragic shooting last week in Charleston, S.C., the Vatican released Pope Francis’ encyclical on global warming. Certainly, the awkward timing of the Pope’s message couldn’t have been avoided, but it did provide a stark contrast for me on where his focus — and the focus of our entire nation — actually should be. In his special message to the world, Pope Francis called for changes in lifestyles and energy consumption before the end of the century to reduce “unprecedented destruction of the ecosystem.” In the document, the pontiff warned that failure to act would have “grave consequences for all of us” and called for a new global political authority tasked with reducing pollution and the development of poor countries and regions. I laud the Pope for addressing an important world problem, but I think the greater concern for all religious and political leaders today should be the breakdown of social tolerance and the impact that racial bigotry, hate and terrorism is having on society and the social environment around us. We can no longer ignore the heightened intolerance of Christians, Jews and minorities that seems to drive much of the violence that plagues the world today and has hit our nation again. Last Wednesday evening, 21-year old Dylan Roof entered Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, one of the oldest black churches in America, to sit and to listen

to a small group gathered for a Bible study session. After sitting a while and listening to these dedicated members of the church, the young man went on a shooting rampage, killing nine people and injuring a 10th. Within hours, President Obama weighed in saying, “it’s not sufficient to simply grieve over the shootings,” while making another vigorous call for gun control. I don’t think the shootings had anything to do with guns. Roof’s Internet postings are proof that society is dealing with a disturbed young man, a person who shouldn’t have a gun. The hate he brought into the church led to the senseless slaughter of so many good people. That’s the environmental crisis that concerns me the most and what makes the Pope’s encyclical on global warming so far removed, for me, from the greater urgency in our country and our world. Hard as it was to see the pain of the people in Charleston, something remarkable transpired that exhibits so strongly the role that faith and the church can play in addressing this crisis. Unlike similar violent incidents that have occurred in Ferguson, Mo., or Baltimore, last week’s shooting violence didn’t spark riots and the burning of neighborhoods. It brought the people of the community closer together as they filled “Mother Emanuel,” a church founded in 1816 that, in itself, evokes painful memories of the racist violence that has become part of their history. “We have no room for hate,” said Rev. DePayne Middleton Doctor who, with several other church and

family members actually attended Roof’s court hearing. “We have to forgive,” Doctor told Roof at that hearing. “I pray God on your soul. And I also thank God I won’t be around when your judgment day comes with him.” Other family members and community leaders delivered similar messages of forgiveness. “A hateful person came to this community with some crazy idea he’d be able to divide us, but all he did was unite us and make us love each other even more,” said Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. Alana Simmons is the granddaughter of slain Daniel Simmons Sr., who also professed a touching belief in the power of faith and love in her words for Roof. “Although my grandfather and the others died at the hands of hate,” said Simmons, “this is proof — everyone’s plea for your soul — is proof they lived in love and their legacies will live in love, so hate won’t win.” In Ferguson and in Baltimore, police were dealing with two young black men who had a background of crime before they became victims. But in those two communities, citizens reacted to the violence by rioting and causing social unrest that continues even today. But, after a young man gunned down nine people in a church, the community didn’t follow his banner of hate and revenge with more violence. Instead, they were willing to offer God’s blessing of love and forgiveness in spite of the violent act perpetrated on their families and friends. So, where is the break-

down that has led to this horrific history of mass killings? Was it a gun or a flag that led the young man to perpetrate such a terrifying act of violence, or does it represent a social breakdown we are experiencing due to the dangerous influences of the Internet, violent movies, computer games and white supremacist venom on our young people? What caused 20-year-old Adam Lanza to shoot 20 children and six adult staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012? That incident was the deadliest mass school shooting in U.S. history and the seconddeadliest mass shooting by a single person following the Virginia Tech shootings in 2007. Rather than focusing on the science of global warming, the Pope and other leaders should be concerned with what’s happening with our social environment because, around the world, these senseless acts of violence have become the more urgent threat to our communities. A recent report from the Pew Research Center states that a majority of respondents disagreed that Americans would become more tolerant in the coming years. “Many say, while there is no doubt the Internet is expanding the potential for people to come to a better understanding of one another, it also expands the potential to divide us,” reads the report which also suggests that there is a natural human tendency to congregate with like-minded allies and act in tribes.

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Letters Marshall City Council should be ashamed To the Editor: Congratulations to the Marshall City Council for effectively harassing the Marshall Carriage Company off of your precious Golden Block and out of town. You should be ashamed of yourselves for buckling under to the wishes of a small minority. Carriage Company Owner Brian Mason has the support of hundreds of loyal residents and most of the local businesses. The Marshall Carriage Company

has established itself as a productive member of the Marshall Business Community over the past five years bringing hundreds of people to Marshall to experience the pleasure of a carriage ride or participate in a ghost tour. So now you want him to operate from a location with no water for the horses or restroom facilities for his customers? Give me a break. It is time for the local business peo-

ple to rise up and support this fine business and not let them run him out of town. I am sure that those complaining of his presence would not lose one client because his horses were parked nearby. After all these shenanigans, I am proud to be a resident of Marengo Township. Carl W. Field, Marengo Twp.

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Mental Health Conditions Family Discussion Group

Oaklawn Hospital 200 N. Madison St., Marshall (269) 781-4271

Fitness Center Summer Staffed Hours June through August

Mon-Fri 5:30 am - 8:00 pm (pool closes at 7:30) Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm (pool closes at 1:30) Sunday - 11:00 am - 4:00 pm čà ÕÀ wÌ iÃà ëiV > ÃÌÃ Ì `>Þ >L ÕÌ Ü Þ Õ can gain 24/7 access to Fitness Center.

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Mondays and Wednesdays,10:00 - 11:00 am Fitness Center pool Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Yogalates

Mondays, 4:30 - 5:30 pm Fitness Center gym Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Yoga

Tuesdays, 9:30 - 10:30 am Fitness Center gym Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

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Tuesdays - Thursdays, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Fitness Center pool Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Zumba

Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Bonus class on Saturday, July 25, 9 am - 10 am Fitness Center gym Cost: Free with OLIC membership, $8 per class for non-members

Spin Class

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Maternal and Child Health All Maternal and Child Health classes meet Ì i Ì À` y À V >ÃÃÀ v Ì i 7À } Ì Medical Building. Registration is required for all classes. For more information or to register for classes, call the Oaklawn Hospital Birth Center at (269) 789-3929 or visit oaklawnhospital.org/birth-center

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6:00 - 8:30 pm Thursday, July 9 Cost: $10 per couple; free when enrolled in Prepared Childbirth Education Class.

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First Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm Cost: Free of charge Wright Medical Building Lower Level Boardroom Monthly support group for individuals coping with a loved one’s mental illness. Contact ghaff99432@aol.com for information or registration

Partners in Cancer Recovery Group

6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, July 21 Free for anyone experiencing cancer - patient and/or caregiver. New members are always welcome. Ricketson Medical Building conference room Call (269) 789-3962 for information

Oaklawn Hospice Grief Support Series “Life After Loss”

Wednesdays, June 17 - July 29, 6:30 - 8:00 pm Call to register at (269) 789-3939 Ext. 3118

Free Sleep Disorder Screenings

Tuesdays, 9:00 am - Noon Thursdays, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Cost: Free of charge The general public and existing patients are invited for a free sleep disorder screening. No physician referral or appointment required for this screening. For more info call (269) 781-4068

Women and Cancer Support Group

6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, July 28 Free support group offers survivors an opportunity to share knowledge, questions and camaraderie. Ricketson Medical Building Conference Room For more information call (269) 789-3962

Free Concussion-management Testing Cost: Free of charge You may arrange a baseline testing for a single individual or for an entire team. Call Oaklawn Physical Rehabilitation Services at (269) 781-6030

Oaklawn Hospice Bereavement Lunch Group 1:00 pm, Friday, July 24 Lunch at Cascarelli’s Pizza, 103 E. Main St., Homer Call Kate to register at (269) 781-5900

Youth Garden Class

5:30 pm every Wednesday though out summer Oaklawn Life Improvement Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall Cost: $15 Registration is required. Only 10 spaces available, for children ages 5-10 Call to register at (269) 781-7585

Oaklawn Auxiliary Purse Bingo

7:00 pm Monday, July 27, doors open at 6:00 At the Moose Lodge, tickets at the door. 1238 S. Kalamazoo, Marshall

Relay for Life of Calhoun County East Team Oaklawn - Road to Recovery

3:00 pm, Friday, July 17 Held at the Calhoun County Fairgrounds. Activities include a bounce house fundraiser and tshirts.The Road to Recovery purple bus will be on site and have information about how to sign up to be a volunteer to drive cancer patients to their >«« Ì i ÌÃ Ü i Ì iÞ V> ½Ì w ` > À `i v their own. Invitations to the survivor dinner are hand delivered, if you know a survivor in the area, please let me know so they receive an invitation. Contact Jen Stapleton at (269) 789-7903 ext 7903

Wright Medical Building 215 E. Mansion St., Marshall Oaklawn Hospice 122 High St., Marshall (269) 789-3939 Oaklawn Life Improvement Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 789-7585 Oaklawn Oncology Wright Medical Building, Suite 2E (269) 789-3940 (269) 789-3962 (Nurse Navigator) Oaklawn Psychological Services 15209 W. Michigan Ave., Marshall (269) 781-9119 Oaklawn Sleep Center 401 E. Michigan Ave., Marshall (269) 781-4068 Oaklawn Wound Care Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 789-4905 Fitness Center 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 781-7585 Ricketson Medical Building 103 E. Mansion St., Marshall Physical Rehabilitation 13697 15 Mile Rd., Marshall (269) 781-6030

For additional information, directory of services, maps or to register for an event or class, visit oaklawnhospital.org. Chicken BBQ/Pet, Wagon & Bike Parade 10:00am Saturday, July 4 Registration for the parade is required. Forms must be received by July 1. Visit oaklawnhospital.org to register. For more information call (269) 789-3942.

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Cheerleading camp at Marshall High School

Last week, about 60 girls took part in the cheerleading camp at Marshall High School. On the final day of the camp, cheerleaders presented their routines to friends and family members, right. (Photos by John Hendler)

Football camp sharpens players’ skills

AYSO registration deadline is June 30 Jacob Allread, left, and Adam Gonzalez show off their receiving skills at the noncontact Redhawk Football Camp held last week at Marshall High School. A camp for older players will be held in late July. (Photos by John Hendler)

Marshall Lady Bandits place second at Eaton County tournament The Marshall Velocity 10U Lady Bandits were the runners-Up at the Eaton County Softball League Tournament on June 6. Front, from left: Ella Wilson, Alexis Stealy, Lindsay Malone, Rayna Hayes, Bailey Parker and Cora Churchill. Back: Coach Tiffany Stealy, Alivia Fairley, Hannah Burdette, Isabelle Endsley, Coach JD Stealy, Megan Owens, Kellie Hankinson, Addison Powers and Coach Tina Wilson. The team beat Pennfield 5-2 and Harper Creek-White 10-4 to seed the team first in its pool. The Lady Bandits lost to Harper Creek-Blue in the championship game 10-2.

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39 MO./10,000 MILE PER YEAR/W/$2,219 DUE PLUS TAX, TITLE & LICENSE

2015 CAMARO LS

2015 IMPALA 2LT

LEASES STARTING AT

$219

MO

LEASES STARTING AT

$269

MO

MO

39 MO./10,000 MILE PER YEAR/W/$2,439 DUE PLUS TAX, TITLE & LICENSE

39 MO./10,000 MILE PER YEAR/W/$2,569 DUE PLUS TAX, TITLE & LICENSE

2015 TRAVERSE LT

2015 SILVERADO D61 DR 4X4 LEASES STARTING AT

LEASES STARTING AT

$279

$319

MO

MO

39 MO./10,000 MILE PER YEAR/W/$2,229 DUE PLUS TAX, TITLE & LICENSE

39 MO./10,000 MILE PER YEAR/W/$2,459 DUE PLUS TAX, TITLE & LICENSE

#18585

#18561

2015 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA Auto., Loaded, 45K Miiles +++

$12,499

$166MO

#5360B

2013 KIA SOUL Alloy Wheels, Auto., 59K Miles +++

$12,599

$160MO

#18609

2007 GMC SIERRA 1500HD 4X4 SLT CREW CAB Plow Truck, Newer Western Plow, Leather Seats +++

$13,999

$227MO

2012 TRAVERSE

$18,999

$259MO

2013 CHRYSLER 200

2013 NISSAN ALTIMA

Leather, Pwr. Seats, Loaded, Boston Premium Audio, 49K mIles +++

Auto., Loaded, 47K Miles +++

$12,999

$173MO

43K mi., Leather, Alloy Wheels +++

$14,499

$193MO

2014 CHEVY CRUZE 6K miles, 1LT +++

$16,999

$225MO

2012 JEEP WRANGLER

2013 SILVERADO

Sahara Edition, auto., hard top, loaded +++

18K miles, Z71, Ext. Cab, 4x4, nice truck +++

$25,599

$339MO

$186MO

$27,999

2014 FORD ESCAPE 45K miles, loaded, nice car +++

$17,999

$239MO

#18587

#5556A

#18625

$13,999

#18622

#18617

2014 CHEVY CRUZE

#18615

8 Passenger room for everyone, loaded, 24K miles +++

#18584

#18582

$372MO

2015 GMC ACADIA SRT AWD, 20K Mi., Leather Buckets +++

$33,999

$451MO

* 0 down payments plus tax, title, fees. 87 months @ 4.99% W.A.C.

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*Taxes & fees extra. See dealer for details.

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