Advisor & Chronicle

In The News:

November 22, 2014 • Vol. 135 No. 47

City discusses need for betterinternet connection

At a work session on Nov. 17, the Marshall CityCouncil met with local leaders and internetconsultants to discuss the need for upgradinginternet services and connections in Marshall.Two local self-employed consultants, JamesDimmer and David Cook, shared their expertisewith the council on what would need to be doneto make better internet connections possible.“Marshall is at a disadvantage for data speedsdue to sources for data connectivity,” the menwrote in a formal communication to the council.“Building a municipal fiber ring can overcome thesingle source issue. Fiber must be built properlyto support any carrier wishing to deliver productsor services to business and residents.” See story on page 11

New Marshall Alternative HighSchool Director Ben Wallace

Ben Wallace, the new director of the MarshallAlternative High School, is no stranger to workingwith at-risk youth. Prior to coming to MAHS, hewas deputy director at Michigan Youth ChallengeAcademy for the past seven years. He has alsoworked at the Calhoun County Juvenile Home.Wallace says that the transition to his newposition has been fairly smooth. “Marshall PublicSchools provides the academic component forthe academy, so I have worked closely withthem,” said Wallace, who added that he waslooking for something new and different. “This iskind of new and different, but it’s along the samelines of what I was doing before. The opportunitycame along and it was a good fit.”See story on page 44

Community weighs in on Master Plan

Approximately 35 area residents joined theMarshall Planning Commission members on Nov.19 to help create the community vision for thefuture of Marshall. A Community Open House forthe city’s Master Plan update was held in the CityHall Training Room, where residents were givensticky notes to share their opinions at sevenvisioning stations: downtown, corridors/gateways,housing, river district, hospital district, industrialpark and complete streets (walking, biking, etc.).See story on page 31

National Park Services volunteers share stories

Some of us like winter in Michigan and embraceit; some of us don’t like winter and endure it; andsome of us have the option to pick up and roll southto warmer weather and put northern tier winter asfar out of mind as possible. For 18 years, localresidents Clair and Betty Peters have picked thelatter but have done so with a flair as National ParkService volunteers.See story on page 47

New audio system for downtown Marshall

The sounds of the holiday season were echoingthrough downtown Marshall a little earlier thannormal as the new audio system was put to usefor the first time last week. The custom-built audiosystem serves the areas along Michigan Ave. inMarshall from Brooks Fountain to Carver Park.See story on page 9

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The Marshall Ballet Company’s production of The Nutcracker will be held onThanksgiving weekend, Nov. 28, 29 and 30 at the Marshall High SchoolAuditorium. A cast of 94 dancers has been rehearsing for months under the

direction of Angela Gerten. The Nutcracker returns to Marshall every other year to usherin the full magic of the holiday season. Dancing lead roles in this production are, fromleft, Ella Hilton (Clara), Erik Doane (The Prince) and Jane Turner (Sugar Plum Fairy).See story on page 33

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Marshall swimmers and diver compete at state

Ten swimmers along with one diver will represent Marshall High School in eight events this weekend (Nov. 21-22) at the Div. 3 state championships at Oakland University.The swimmers are, back row from left: Jennnifer Diver, Brooklyn Tobias, Anna Sitar, Nina Hendler and Taylor Karns. Front row: Natalie Steiner, Erin Culp, Jane Turner,Amaya Walker and Kennedy Karns. Divers Ally Johnson, second from right, and Maddie Rayner were regional qualifiers in Haslett last week, with Johnson finishing sixthand advancing to the state meet.

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The Marshall Soccer Club U14 Boys team finished thefall soccer season undefeated in their first season play-ing in the Michigan State Premier Soccer League. Theteam, coached by Mark Clapper, is made up of Mar-shall Middle School 7th and 8th graders. The teamhad eight wins and two ties, allowing just six goals over-all. The club currently has 12 youth teams that partici-pate in Select, Elite, and Premier Leagues through-out Michigan, ages 8 and older. For more informationabout joining a Club team or advertising opportunities,go to www.marshallsoccerclub.com. Pictured, backrow from left: Assistant Coach Dan Luciani, NickSlaght, Assistant Coach Tim Rupp, Jake Lyon, LandonMorgan, Jeremy Luciani, Jack Luciani, Jack Vezmar,Ca. Front row: Grant Irish, Tyler Martin, CJ Clapper,Kabe Sykora, Codey Shellenberger, Spencer Rupp,Ben Culp, Gabe Taylor and Carter Peek.

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Marshall Bowling Council’s 29thAnnual Senior Tournament results

On Nov. 2 the MarshallBowling Council’s 29thAnnual Senior Tourna-ment presented just over$900 to 50 bowlers inthree categories.

The event was held atMarshall Lanes.

The United StatesBowling Congress certi-fied tournament consistedof four games with thefirst three games countingtowards doubles.

Winning the overallsingles and the men’sClass E singles, was MikeWright with a four gametotal of 1,037.

With an average of 190and a handicap of 27 pins

per game, Wright bowledactual games of 214, 223,256 and 236.

In addition, Wrightand his partner, WillPond, won the doubles di-vision with a team scoreof 1,486.

Other age class winnersinclude: Class AA (75+)Chet Travis (923) andShirley Bricker (867);Class A (70-74) GordieFerris (940); Class B (65-69) Jim Hunt (863) andNita Main (905); Class C(60-64) Bob Hutchings(989) and Rose Bush(968); Class D (55-59)Ron Bradstreet (880) andJackie Munn (938); and

Class E (50-54) MikeWright (1,037) andRhonda Wiescholeck(765).

Also cashing in overallsinges were Bob Hutch-ings (989), Rose Bush(968), Mike Shellen-berger (958), JackieMunn (938), Sue Hutch-ings (933), Will Pond(933), Chet Travis (923)and Hubert J. Kelly(909).

Also cashing in dou-bles were Bob Hutchingsand Mike Miller (1,395),Sharron Davis andShirley Bricker (1,373),Rose Bush and HubertKelly (1361), Sue Hutch-

ings and Jan Rodgers(1,349), Ron Bradstreetand Rick Frey (1,347),Chet Travis and GordieFerris (1,337), JackieMunn and Roxie Casler(1,320) and Wayne Mor-ris and Carol Morris(1,320).

A total of 50 bowlersfrom Marshall, Jacksonand Battle Creek partici-pated in the event.

From left: Marshall varsity volleyball players Logan Kiessling, Brooke Mason and Audrey Myers in the Class B district final versus Harper Creek on Nov. 6 at Comstock.The Marshall High School varsity volleyball team saw its season end Nov. 6 following a loss to Harper Creek in the district final. Harper Creek won in straight sets 25-14,25-11 and 25-11. "I was disappointed at how our season finished,” said coach John Miller. “We knew coming in that we were going to have to play almost perfect to beatHarper and statistically, it was our worst match of the year. I think the emotion got to us. We were looking for someone to step up and nobody did. We simply lost to amuch better team who wanted it more than we did.” The team’s overall record was 35-12-2. Below left: Lindsay Gardner. Below right: Kaylie Bates waiting on a HarperCreek serve.

Annual Marshall HighSchool Alumni Swim Meetis Nov. 29 at MHS Pool

The annual Marshall High School Alumni SwimMeet will take place on Saturday, Nov. 29 at theMHS Pool.

All past and current MHS swimmers and diversare invited to participate in the annual tradition.

Warm up begins at noon and the meet will begin at1 p.m.

All are welcome to come watch the current Mar-shall swimmers and divers compete against alumniof the past.

Marshall volleyball defeated in district final by HC

photos by John Hendler

Marshall Soccer ClubU12 boys win divisionchampionship

The Marshall Soccer Club’s U12 boys team won the 2014Fall Division A WMYSA Championship with a leaguerecord of 7-1-0. Front row from left: Travis Slone, BradyTatrow, Layne Bischoff, Carson Tucker, Caleb Gilliam,Tanner Orr and Tyler Rupp. Back row: Carson DeLong,Hunter Walker, Anthony Dent, Cooper Middleton, Ian Un-derwood and Linc Reincke. Not pictured: Coach SteveDeLong and Assistant Coach Mike Slone.

Marshall High Schoolsenior Sammi Price earnedAcademic All-State honorsand was also named Honor-able Mention to the Div. 3state golf team.

To earn Academic All-State, a student must have atotal of at least 115 pointsbased on a student’s GPAmultiplied by their ACTscore.

Price’s score was 120.Among Price’s high-

lights during her highschool career:

Varsity Golf (9,10,11,12)- Captain (11-12) - com-peted in 3 State Finals

All State - HonorableMention - 12

National Honors Society(11-12) - President (12)

Marshall United WayStudent Advisor and BoardMember (11-12)

Marshall-Koka SisterCity Student Exchange

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350 W. Dickman Road (269) 964-9431See our entire inventory on line at www.heritagechevy.com

HERITAGECHEVROLET

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#18346. Auto., loaded, awesome fuel economy!Now $13,999

OR$22900

MO.

2014 CHEVY SPARK#18265. Convertible, 300 h.p., loaded.

Now $22,990

OR$34900

MO.

2013 CHEVY CAMARO

#5215B. XLT, 3 rows.Now $26,750

OR$38900

MO.

2011 FORD EXPEDITION#18303. Auto., loaded, great car.

Now $10,500

OR$16900

MO.

2012 CHRYS 200

#18158B. Rally stripes, LS, 6 speed, 300 HPNow $16,999

OR$25900

MO.

2011 CHEVY CAMARO

4KMILES

#18305. Eco Tech motor, loadedNow $11,499

OR$18900

MO.

2012 FORD FOCUS

52KMILES

#5292A. Loaded, leather.Now $20,590

OR$33500

MO.

2009 CHEV SUBURBAN

101KMILES

#18368. Auto., loaded, certified.Only $17,675

OR$28900

MO

2013 CHEVY CAPTIVA

#18267. Leather, loaded.Now $35,490

OR$53500

MO.

2014 CHEVY TAHOE 4X4

30KMILES

#18236. 300 horsepower! Rear cameraNow $21,500

OR$33900

MO.

2013 CAMARO LT

24KMILES

27KMILES

#18323. Crew cab, 4x4, 20” wheels, MyLink radio, steps, loaded.SAVE $15,000 OFF NEW

NOW $31,999

2014 CHEVY SILVERADO LT

26KMILES

#18371. Brand new tires for snow.Now $14,990

OR$23900

MO.

2010 CHEVY EQUINOX

75KMILES

#18351. Auto., air,great in snow!Now $11,590

OR$16500

MO.

2013 MAZDA II

38KMILES

#18357. 4x4, extended cab, like new!Now $28,900

OR$39900

MO.

2013 CHEV SILVERADO LT

14KMILES

#18327. Loaded, auto.Now $11,500

OR$15900

MO.

2012 CHEV SONIC

34KMILES

20KMILES

39KMILES

53KMILES

24KMILES

2014 CRUZE LT#052

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $20,960SALE

$17,836LEASE FOR

$188 MO.39 MO. LEASE, 12K, PLUS TAX, WITH

$1,599 DUE AT SIGNING

2015 MALIBU LT#060

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $24,560SALE

$20,999LEASE FOR



2015 EQUINOX LT#5357

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $27,670SALE

$24,997LEASE FOR



2014 IMPALA LT#3766

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $30,920SALE

$27,399

2014 SILVERADO DOUBLE DOOR LT#5235

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $36,970SALE

$29,249*** All prices include rebates. Tax, title and dealer fees extra. Silverado sale price, must trade in a 1999 or newer.

2015 CORVETTE STINGRAY Z51#3955

M.S.R.P. . . . . . $70,860CREDIT UNION

DISCOUNT PRICE

$64,446

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