December 6, 2014 • Vol. 135 No. 49 514 S. Kalamazoo Ave. in Marshall, MI • Phone 269-781-5444 and FAX 269-781-7766 • www.advisor-chronicle.com
In The News: Hon. James C. Kingsley’s 32-year career honored
When Michigan’s 37th Circuit Court opens for business in 2015, it will be minus one long-term, point player: the Hon. James C. Kingsley. Kingsley, a Union City High School alumnus who went on to attend Albion College and law school at Northwestern University, will retire at the end of 2014. He has presided over a myriad of civil, criminal and family law cases since being seated on the bench April 5, 1982. Those who have known Kingsley personally and professionally gathered at Schuler’s Restaurant in Marshall on Nov. 25 to celebrate a life and career that has been more about relationship-building than legacy-building, which, in itself, led to a legacy of compassion, fairness and consistency. See story on page 20
Family Fun at The Franke
Theresa Chaney-Huggett joins ad-visor&chronicle staff A mainstay in the Marshall community for more than three decades, Theresa Chaney-Huggett has joined the ad-visor&chronicle as its new office manager following the retirement of longtime publisher John Jacobs. Her first day at the ad-visor&chronicle was Dec. 1. The publication, owned for 46 years by J-Ad Graphics, based in Hastings, is now overseen by publisher Fred Jacobs, John’s brother. Chaney-Huggett will serve as the liaison between Jacobs and the office staff as well as selling advertising to local merchants. See story on page 3
Adoption Day celebrated in Calhoun County To celebrate National Adoption Month, on Nov. 25 five families took part in celebrating the adoption of seven children in Calhoun County. This is the 12th annual event to be held in Michigan. “By making what is usually private, public ceremonies, we hope to inspire more families to consider adoption and we hope to call attention to the needs of young people who remain in foster care,” said Chief Circuit/Family Court Court Judge Stephen B. Miller. See story on page 21
Marshall Christmas Parade kicks-off holiday season The 50th Annual Marshall Christmas Parade, held Dec. 1, brought hundreds to the streets of Marshall to celebrate the season. More than 100 entries participated in the 2014 Christmas Parade, led by Grand Marshal Tom Sharpley. See pictures on page 30
Enroll Calhoun County offers insurance enrollment assistance Open enrollment in the 2015 national Healthcare Marketplace is underway. Several Calhoun County organizations have teamed up to help people who need insurance navigate through the enrollment process. Enroll Calhoun County is providing free, inperson assistance during a series of upcoming events. Guidance will also be available for those who enrolled through the marketplace last year and need to renew their health insurance for 2015. See story on page 15
MHS girls varsity basketball wins season opener The Marshall High School girls varsity basketball team posted a 64-22 home win over Portage Central Dec. 2 in its season opener. See sports section
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eginning Thursday, Dec. 11, the Franke Center for the Arts Children’s Theater will present The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. This family fun production is full of laughs and seasoned by important life lessons and a few favorite Christmas carols. Among the 72 actors who are sharing their talents are members of the Herdman family: Aiden Smith, Audrey Anthony, Paul Butterfield, Nora Strand, Claude and Jacob Cook. See story on page 2
You’re Invited to celebrate 45 years of dedicated service to a family business as
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Stop in and congratulate John Refreshments will be served. Please join us to share your memories.
Word on the Street
What’s on your Christmas wish list? Editor’s Corner
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday having passed, the Christmas shopping season is now in full swing. These six Marshall High School band members were asked what they’re hoping for this Christmas. Parents, please note.
by John Hendler In my haste to get to my destination for Thanksgiving dinner (I was naturally starving), I got pulled over by the Michigan State Police for (full disclosure here) exceeding the speed limit by 8 mph. After I pulled over, I thought about reaching into the glove compartment to get the registration and proof of insurance as well as reaching into my back pocket to get my license. But, I decided to wait until I was approached by the trooper because the last thing I wanted him to see was me making movements in my car and giving him something else to wonder about what kind of person this Thanksgiving speed demon was. So, I kept my hands on the wheel and when approached by the trooper, did what he told me to do. Yes, we were both equals on a human level, but he was the person of authority and was the authority in this situation. Thankfully, he let me go with a warning and wished me to have a happy holiday. As I proceeded to my destination, driving slightly under the speed limit for good measure, I thought of the situation in Ferguson, Mo. concerning Michael Brown, police officer Darren Wilson and the grand jury’s decision not to indict Wilson after he killed Brown last summer. The evidence determined Wilson was punched by Brown (who moments earlier had stolen cigars at a convenience store and pushed the store owner out of the way as he left). They struggled for Wilson's gun. If the Wilson had lost his gun in that struggle, is there a chance that it could have been used on him? I’m not a gambling man, but I have a feeling that if I punched the trooper and reached for his gun, the odds of my getting shot, I believe, would be at least 50/50. The idea that Brown was killed only for stealing cigars is absurd, but if one were to land from Mars and watch the news networks cover the whole ordeal from the start, they would probably think that police officers in America will kill another human for no reason other than the color of his skin. This person would also think that Brown was an innocent victim, having been absolved of having any responsibility for causing the situation. One question I think the media felt wasn’t politically correct to ask of Brown’s parents: Why did your son think it was okay to steal, assault the store owner, punch a cop and go for his gun? Is there ever a circumstance when it’s good to go for the officer’s gun? Do problems exist between police and minorities in some communities? Of course, and those need to be addressed so tragic situations like the one in New York City involving the death of Eric Garner don’t get repeated. But, in a vast majority of cases, police officers do a great job in helping communities come together for good while they put their lives on the line every day. I know it can be a thankless job, so as the trooper and I wound down our interaction, I thanked him for doing what he does every day. Until next week, may the good news be yours.
David Smith, Marshall
Maria Ruedisueli, Marshall
Rachel Shoepke, Marshall
"I would like a new French horn so I can play in college at the University of Michigan-Flint.”
"I would like a pair of skis. I’ve never had my own skis before.”
"I really want my driver’s license. My birthday is next week. Also, a laptop.”
Michael Vezmar, Marshall
Calvin Smith, Marshall
Braden Thompson, Marshall
"I would like some Bose noise cancelling headphones.”
"I’m still deciding on my wish list to give to my parents.”
"All I want for Christmas is someone to pay for my college. I’m planning to go to Trine University.”
Letters Watching our youth thrive on Nutcracker stage To the Editor: We moved to Marshall last year and our girls have been blessed to be part of the youth productions at the Franke Center for the Arts and the most recent Nutcracker performance produced by the Marshall Community Ballet Foundation. Attending these pro-
ductions, we were amazed at the youth talent in Marshall and surrounding communities. These children/young adults are confident, dedicated, enthusiastic and talented. In addition, there are countless adults that volunteer in numerous ways to help the children put on the
plays. If you have an evening free, check out the local youth productions (i.e., Franke Center, local high schools) or make sure you watch the next Nutcracker performance in 2016. These children/young adults are extremely talented and work hard to pro-
duce a high quality and entertaining production. You will be amazed at the local talent and it will surely be a delightful evening watching our youth thrive on stage. Joanne Davis, Marshall Township
Columns Lest we forget...Pearl Harbor, a day of infamy By MERLIN SHAVER Member of VFW Post 4073
On Dec. 7, 1941, a Sunday at 7:20 a.m., two Army privates in an isolated mobile radar station in Waialua spotted a lone aircraft. They had no way of knowing it was a Japanese seaplane. Soon their screen was filled with images. They reported the images to an Army lieutenant who assumed it was a formation of B17s due to arrive that day from the mainland. “Don’t worry about it,” he told them. An hour and 40 minutes later the first 360 aircraft, a group of 49 bombers carrying 1,000 pound armor placing bombs, also 40 torpedobombers each carrying a 500 pound bomb. Ten-thousand feet below Oahu
came in sight and the Aircraft were grouped in the center of the field making them an easy target. The time was 7:55 a.m. The dive-bomber swarmed across Ford Island dropping their bombs on aircraft and hangers below. The torpedo bombers flying at 100 feet above the waters of Pearl Harbor aiming for their targets of a row of battle ships. The Harbor rocked with explosions and dense smoke filled the air. At Schofield Barracks, the fighters tore through the mountain pass and raked the compounds and drill fields with deadly fire. At Hickman Field, near Pearl Harbor, men leaped for cover as bombs tore through buildings and rows of aircraft neatly lined up. Men were swimming in the water trying to escape, burning oil covered the water, the air was heavy and hard to breathe, gunfire mingled with the sounds of screams and curses. The Arizona went down with 1,100
men trapped below, the Oklahoma sank with over 400 men, the Utah lies where she sank, the Pennsylvania was repaired and fought again, the Oglala sank and was salvaged. Ninety-two Navy aircrafts were destroyed and 30 were damaged. The Air Corps lost 96 planes and 128 damaged. The Navy lost 2,018 killed and 710 wounded; the Army lost 218 and 364 wounded; the Marines lost 109 and 94 wounded. Counting local people the lost was 2,403 and 1,178 wounded. President Roosevelt announced the morning the Japanese planes attached Pearl Harbor would be “a date which will live in infamy.” On a personal note, how soon we forget, it seems that schools do not teach history, just ask people what happened on Dec. 7 and you will get a blank stare. “Let’s remember Pearl Harbor.” Also, I will be 91 year old on Dec. 7.
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Boy Scout Nolyn Wyatt These two tall sledders from Binder Park Zoo earned first place honors in the non-commercial category. Emcees Jacob Washburn and Nancy Stulberg
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This animated musician is a member of the Albion Housing Commission Drumline.
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These Boy Scouts went over the hill to downtown Marshall to be part of the city’s 50th annual Christmas Parade sponsored by the Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce.
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In addition to the Olivet High School Marching Band, pictured, other bands in the 2014 parade were from Marshall Middle School, Marshall Academy, Battle Creek Central, Lakeview High School, Tekonsha High School, and Marshall High School.
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MHS girls varsity open with big win Konkle, Tucker each score 10 as Marshall beats Portage Central, 64-22 The Marshall High School girls varsity basketball team opened its 2014-15 season Dec. 2 with a commanding 64-22 home victory over Portage Central. “The girls played very hard and they played very well,” said coach Sal Konkle. “Once we got over some early jitters, the defense really stepped up.” Konkle added that with six sophomores and seven players overall playing in their first varsity contest, there were bound to be earlyy nerves.
Marshall led 18-9 after the first quarter and outscored Portage Central 46-13 the rest of the way. The Redhawks were led by Jill Konkle and Nikki Tucker, who each scored 10 points. Scoring eight points each were Cortazia Wilson, Logan Kiessling and Carlee Long. Chelsea Tobias had seven points while Chloe McAllister scored six points and Emily Delmotte scored five points. Georgianna Pratley rounded out the scoring with two points.
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Jill Konkle, left, and Nikki Tucker each scored 10 points as Marshall won its season opener Dec. 2.
Carlee Long gets set to hit the first quarter three-pointer. Long scored eight points versus Portage Central.
Emily Delmotte pulls in the rebound during the second quarter. Delmotte scored six points on the night.
Cortazia Wilson takes it to the basket during the fourth quarter. Wilson scored eight points versus Portage Central.
Marshall JV and freshman teams also post wins
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From left: Marshall junior varsity players Taylor Horn and Morgan Tatrow and freshman player Olivia Hancock Dec. 2 versus Portage Central. The JV were victorious, 3518, while the freshman team won, 46-20. Following games at Williamston Dec. 5 and Coldwater Dec. 11, the JV team hosts Portland Dec. 16 at 5:30 p.m. Both teams are in action at home Dec. 18 versus Pennfield beginning with the freshman game at 5:30 p.m.
All MHS winter sports teams in action this week
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Clockwise from top left: Varsity basketball player Terrion Patterson tries to get past Montez Brewer. The varsity team held its annual Red/Black game Dec. 5 and will open the regular season at home Dec. 12 versus Coldwater; Swimmers Jontaj Wallace and Levi Graves. The boys swimming and diving team open its season today, Saturday, Dec. 6 in Battle Creek; Wrestlers Nick Banaszak, grey shirt, and Faris Zayed. The wrestling team opens its season at home Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. The MHS varsity bowling teams compete in a Scotch Doubles event at Marshall Lanes today at 10 a.m.
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$
0 DOWN & $500
PREPAID VISA with purchase
Now
00
26 K MILES
MILES
Now
28400MO.
34K
2013 CHEV SILVERADO LT
0 DOWN & $500
#18267. Leather, loaded.
16,999
MILES
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2014 CHEVY TAHOE 4X4
OR
$
$
PREPAID VISA with purchase
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00
2011 CHEVY CAMARO
#18158B. Rally stripes, LS, 6 speed, 300 HP Now
14K
30 K MILES
#18303. Auto., loaded, great car.
OR
$
13,999
$
MILES
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53 K MILES
2009 CHEV SUBURBAN
00
2014 CHEVY SPARK
#18346. Auto., loaded, awesome fuel economy!
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0 DOWN & $500
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101 K MILES
364
Now
00
MILES
Now
38 K MILES
Now
00
OR
$
21,500
$
PREPAID VISA with purchase
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OR
Now
00
24K
4K
2013 CAMARO LT
PREPAID VISA with purchase
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MILES
#18236. 300 horsepower! Rear camera
0 DOWN & $500
0 DOWN & $500
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27 K MILES
20K
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0 DOWN & $500
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MILES
ON THESE SELECT VEHICLES!
2011 FORD EXPEDITION #5215B. XLT, 3 rows. Now
OR
$
26,750
$
41400MO.
* 0 down payments inlcude tax, title, fees. 75 months @ 4% W.A.C.
2014 CHEVY SILVERADO LT #18323. Crew cab, 4x4, 20” wheels, MyLink radio, steps, loaded.
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$
31,999
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