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May 26, 2012 • Vol. 133 No. 21

MPS Board approves to cut fiveteaching positions

Facing an overall deficit projected to be $2.4million over the next two years, the Marshall PublicSchools Board of Education, at its May 21 businesssession, approved the layoffs for as many as fiveteaching staff members. Superintendent Dr. RandyDavis said the board’s action was the the first step ina necessary process in order to inform the teacherswho may lose their job should the budget projectionshold when the board has to approve the 2012-13budget in June. Those that may lose their jobs as wellas those who may have to be reassigned to adifferent position within the district were to have metwith Davis on Thursday.See story on page 6

Ambulance Authority builds new facility

The Marshall Area Fire Fighter AmbulanceAuthority held a groundbreaking ceremony on May 17for its new 9,904 square-foot building, located at16984 Burlingame Drive, off of Old 27. To pay for the$707,000 building, the authority is using a mixture ofsavings set aside for the project and a loan. “We areusing $207,000 of existing funds and the rest will befunded through a 15-year loan,” Executive DirectorMAFFAA Mark Burke said. “We’ve more than doubledour size since 2005, which has made it extremelytight (at their current location at City Hall)... The cityhas been fantastic to us, but its time to move out ofmom and dad’s basement.”See story on page 12

Honoring veterans forgotten since 1973

American Legion Post 79 Service Officer andVFW Post 4073 member Don Weberling has made ithis task to track down Vietnam veterans andVietnam-era veterans who never received theircertificates of recognition at the Memorial Day paradeheld in Marshall in 1973. “When I found out that these(certificates) were still sitting around, I decidedsomething had to be done,” Weberling said. “Theyare not going to be lost or forgotten again. I feel thison my heart. There is no one that cares more aboutgetting this done than me. I’ll stick with it until it’sdone.”See story on page 32

City Council adopts balanced budget for 2013

At Monday night’s (May 21) meeting, the MarshallCity Council passed a balanced budget for 2013fiscal year (July 1, 2012 through July 30, 2013).“There are no tax increases, no planned layoffs, butthere is a reducing of staff in a couple areas,” CityManager Tom Tarkiewicz said. “There will be someservice delays, but we are staying within the revenuewe are given.” Residents will however see a slightincrease in their utility bills due to a water rateincrease and an 1 percent administrative fee forcollecting taxes.See story on page 14

Tribal Manufacturing named one of2012’s ‘Michigan 50 Companies to Watch’

Tribal Manufacturing of Marshall was recentlyrecognized as one of the 2012 “Michigan 50Companies to Watch” by the Michigan CelebratesSmall Business organization. “We are really honored,”said Tribal Vice President and General Manager JohnTracy, who accepted the award at a May 3 awardsbanquet in Lansing.See story on page 30

Approximately 1,100 take part inHospitality Classic

Under brilliant sunshine, nearly 1,100 arearesidents took part in the 30th Annual OaklawnHospitality Classic.See photos in sports section

May 28 marks a day we should never forget - a day that commemorates the men and womenwho gave their lives while in military service for the United States. This Memorial Day theAmerican Legion will be hosting Memorial Day, alongside the VFW, with activities beginning

with a service at the Fountain circle at 9:30 a.m., followed by the annual parade through Marshall'sdowntown and ending at Oakridge Cemetery. Veteran Al Marske of the Marshall VFW Post 4073shows his love for his country by saluting during the playing of TAPS at the 2010 event. See Memorial Day stories inside

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Editor’s CornerI was surprised by how many people

askedme howmyBestMan speechwentlast week, so I decided to share it witheveryone as well as let it serve as a tem-plate in case anyone out there has a simi-lar speech to make at an upcoming wed-ding.

What follows is not my original speech. This one was writtenat 7 a.m. themorning of thewedding,which tookplace at 10 a.m.in Joplin, Mo. as my friend and his now wife volunteered theirtime on the weekends over the past year helping out residents af-fected by the devastating tornado that struck onMay 22, 2011.

Here now is the greatest Best Man speech ever:Good morning,I had the privilege of being the groom’s best man as my dear

friend todaybecame the luckiest man on the face of the earth bymarrying his lovelybride. She looks absolutely stunning, would-n’t you agree?

Well, what can I tell you about the groom?He’s handsome, intelligent, witty, charismatic…oops.Sorry…wrong wedding. (Lots of laughter)Just kidding.I’ve known Steve for over 20 years, and believe me, those ad-

jectives are just the tip of the iceberg in describing him, all goodthings I assure you.

I met Steve when we were both in the radio business inWash-ington,D.C. in 1991 andbecause ofour mutual interest in sports,broadcasting and politics, a close friendship formed.

Even though our lives took us to other parts of the country,and in my case, out of the country to Italy for three years, westayed in touch, having frequent and lengthy and expensive,phone conversations thatwould regularlyrun three to four hours,usuallywhile we were watching the same sporting event on TV.

Steve became the older brother I never had, and I sought himout regularly for some brotherly advice when I needed it.

Besides sports, broadcasting and politics, we talked aboutsomethingmore important - life. Andmost recently love, namely,how Sara came into his life and touched his heart in ways henever could have imagined.

I met Sara for the very first time last evening (the night beforethe wedding), and it didn’t take me very long to see howperfectthey are for each other. The love, kindness and respect for eachother is genuine and apparent instantly, even when seeing themtogether for the very first time.

While Steve was speaking at dinner last night, I took a photoof him, but when looking at the photo later, it was the look onSara’s face that caught my attention.

Theysaya picture is worth a thousandwords, but in this case,the look on Sarah’s face said only one word: Love.

Aman hasn’t fully lived until he has a woman lookat him thewaySara looked at Steve last night, or thismorning for that mat-ter. (Lots of tears)

In closing, two things, first a quote byMother Teresa that I feelis most appropriate in describing the bride and groom:

Let no one ever come to you without leaving better and hap-pier. Be the living expression ofGod’s kindness, kindness in yourface, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile.

And lastly, my personal wish to Steve and Sara – May thegood news be yours... Always.Not too bad if I say so myself.Until next week, may the good news be yours.

As the nation honors its fallen heroes on Memorial Day (May 28), we askedthese six people what the holiday means to them.

Letters

Jenny Loyer,Marshall

“A time to hang out with my familyand relax a little, I guess.”

Kylea Topa,Albion

“My grandpa was a war veteran anda lot of my family has been in thearmed forces. It’s a day to rememberthem.”

Word on the StreetWhat does Memorial Day mean to you?

Want to voice your opinion?Send letters electronically to [email protected]

Letters should be 500 words or fewer.The ad-visor&chronicle reserves the right to edit letters for content, length, grammar and clarity.

by John Hendler

James Loyer,Marshall

“It’s a day for remembrance, to lookback on family members and friendsthat have passed.”

Josh Cook,Ann Arbor

“I’m a veteran, so Memorial Day isimportant for a lot reasons. It’s aboutremembering old buddies, those Iserved with.”

John Merchant Jr.,Albion

“Memorial Day is for the fallen sol-diers that fought for our freedoms andthe liberties of our country. It’s a dayto remember my uncles that served inwar and give tribute to those fightingfor our country and respecting thosewho died for us.”

Cady Linnabary,Homer

“It’s a reminder of everything thathas been done to us as a country. It’sabout remembering our history.”

Why hold honors ceremony in high school gym?To the Editor:Looking through the May 12 ad-vi-

sor&chronicle, I came upon the article“2012 Honors Night.” It is always agood thing to honor students for theiracademic and athletic achievements.

I am just wondering if you are hon-oring someone, isn’t there usuallysome “pomp” or “flair,” showing of

high regard? If so, why would youhold an Honors Ceremony in a highschool gym when the school systemhas a brand new auditorium at Mar-shall Middle School?

Yes, you are in the process of build-ing a new high school auditorium withcomfortable seating, good sound sys-tem and lighting, which it is made for,

rather than a noisy gym with an un-comfortable bleachers. How is that re-ally honoring the students and theirparents?

Kim Schlehuber,Olivet

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$29,453: median annual2011 Michigan cost for 30hours a week of home andcommunity-based services(HCBS) at home by li-censed caregivers.

In April 2011, Michi-gan’s Department of Com-munity Health reported7,900 people were waitingfor permission to useHCBS.

Yet Michigan records

show that 90 percent ofthem could have occupiedempty nursing-home beds.

Why didn’t they? A 2005AARP survey of Michiganvoters age 45 and overshowed that approximately80 percent of them wantedHCBS as long as possible.

Using HCBS not only in-creases patient and familysatisfaction. It saves moneyfor whoever pays—family,Medicare, or Medicaid(which uses about $19 ofevery $100 our state col-lects in general taxes).

We can both save moneyand increase satisfaction by

moving toward a 50-50 di-vision of Medicaid long-term dollars between nurs-ing homes and HCBS in-stead of the present alloca-tion, which significantly fa-vors costly nursing homes.

We can save even moremoney (by lowering Michi-gan’s required Medicaid-match) through enteringMedicaid’s State BalancingIncentive Payment Pro-gram. This means establish-ing a single statewide set ofrules and procedures for (1)deciding what servicessomeone needs; (2) match-ing patients and providers;

and (3) monitoring both pa-tients and providers tomake sure the services arenot only properly provided,but are modified appropri-ately if changes becomeneeded.

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Approximately 1,100 area residents took part in the 30th Annual Oaklawn Hospitality Classic on May 19, including these eager runners at the start of the one mile Fun Run.

Christen McCool won the women’s 10Kand was second in the 5K.

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Marshall City Council member Kathy Miller and family members approach the finish line. Four-year-old Carson Kelly of Homer completes the Fun Run as JoyceKelly applauds his effort.

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Soccer stumbles again in league tournament

photos by John Hendler

Katie Slaght is assisted by teammate Kayla DeBow after suffering a torn left ACL just prior to halftime of the SMAC tournament second roundgame versus Lakeview on May 21. Two days later, Slaght was on crutches watching her teammates play Loy Norrix.

Brianna Kalisz tries to get control of the ball during the second half versus Loy Nor-rix May 23.

Marshall goalkeeper Kelsey Postema makes thesave in the first half versus Lakeview May 21.

Lose all three games for second straight yearCoach Adrian Harkey says team has positive attitude heading to districts despite loss of Katie Slaght

By JOHN HENDLERNews Editor

Could history be repeat-ing itself?

Last year, the MarshallHigh School girls varsitysoccer team lost all threegames of the SMAC tour-nament before capturingthe district title for only thesecond time in school his-tory.

On Wednesday, Marshalllost its third straight in theSMAC tournament, 3-0 de-feat at home versus LoyNorrix. That came two daysafter Marshall was shutoutby Lakeview 2-0.

Just before halftime ofthe Lakeview game, Mar-shall senior and captainKatie Slaght went downwith what turned out to be atorn ACL and will misswhat’s left of the season.

“The loss of Katie Slaghtwill hurt tremendously butwe are still a very good soc-cer team and everyone justneeds to step up theirgame,” said coach AdrianHarkey. “We are playingvery good soccer but arealso having trouble scoring.In the last three losses wehave had many opportuni-ties, but just cant seem to beable to finish. I wouldn'tsay I am happy with the lastthree games but I am defi-nitely not discouraged. “

After allowing sevengoals in their first 14games, Marshall has sur-rendered nine in the pastfive games.

Still, despite the recentsetbacks, Marshall Harkeyfeels his team has a goodshot making a post seasonrun similar to last year.

“We still have a verypositive attitude going intodistricts as we all feel wehave a great chance of win-ning it,” he said.

Marshall opens districtplay at home on Tuesday,May 29 at 6 p.m.

Correction

Walters Elementary stu-dent and Special

Olympics participantMatthew Moore, right,

was wrongly identified asCaleb Kalisz, far right, inthe May 19 issue of theadvisor&chronicle whileboth were competing inthe softball throw com-

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Four MHS track and field athletes make state

Four Marshall track and field athletes, Kelsey Darling, above left, high jump; Isaiah Fontaine, above right, long jump and 100 meters; Tevy Wheatley, below left,800 me-ters; and Jesse Bouwens, below center, 400 meters qualified for the June 2 state meet by virtue of their performances ta the May 18 regional meet in Mason. For Wheat-ley, this will be her third straight state finals appearance. At Mason, she ran a personal best 2:22.1. She also medaled in the 800 and the 3,200-meter relay at the leaguemeet on May 22. Joining Wheatley on the relay team were Corrin Russell, Kilee DeBrabander and Maya Williams. Darling placed second at the regional, clearing 5’2” andwon the league championship with a personal best 5’3”. Fontaine had first place regional finishes in the both the long jump and 100 meters, while Bouwens was secondin the 400 meters. Below right is Danae Dow, who just missed out on all-league honors in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 52.1 seconds.


Marshall golfers finish second SMACThe Marshall High

School boys varsity golfteam placed second overallfollowing the second roundof the SMAC league tourna-ment held May 21 at IslandHills in Centreville.

Marshall went into thesecond round holding aseven shot lead over Lake-view, but the Spartans madeup the difference and thensome, going on the win thetournament by nine shots.

Leading Marshall onMonday was Tanor Blow-ers, far right, who shot 76.Blowers was followed byAaron McCoy, left, 79,Brooks Bultemeier, 81 andBrandon Hawkins, 83. NickHawkins had a no-count 85and Chris Morgan had a no-count 87.

Marshall hosts the districttournament on Friday, June1 at the Marshall CountryClub.

Olivet golfer setsschool record

Olivet sophomore Keagan Carpenter shot a school-record 3 under par 33 in his final regular season matchon Thursday, May 17. His round at The Medalist in-cluded birdies on holes 2, 4 and 5.

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