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kid’s dash.
Races and most events
will begin at 8 a.m. Parking
will be available at the Big
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near the band shell behind
the school. Run and walk
participants will be able to
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COURTESY PHOTO

Reed City Chamber The 1989 South Evart Quilting Club poses with a quilt made for one of their members.

announces parade details

The Reed City Area
Chamber of Commerce has
announced Memorial Day
Parade planning details.
The parade will be held on
Memorial Day, May 27. The
parade will form at the Reed
City Depot. Parade line-up
will begin at 8:30 a.m., and
the parade will begin at 9.
The parade will start at the
depot parking lot and will
travel west on Upton Avenue.
It will pause at the corner of
Upton and Park streets for
the laying of the wreath at
the Osceola County Court-
house memorial. From there,
the parade will continue
west on Upton, turn left at
Sears St., turn right at Lin-
coln Avenue and continue to
Woodland Cemetery.
Dedication
Evart hold ceremony for
baseball | softball complex
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South Evart Quilt Club ending after 91 years
By Victoria Martin
Weekly Voice
EVART — After 91 years of
stitching, the South Evart
Quilting Club will be closing
their sewing boxes for good.
With a dwindling member
list, said South Evart Quilting
Club President Sue Hubbard,
it was decided May 1 the club
would meet one last time May
15 and bring the club’s 91 years
of quilting to an end.
“We are down to three or four
members at a time,” said Hub-
bard. “It is hard to hold meet-
ings when you just don’t have
the numbers that we used to.”
The oldest member of the
club, at 91-years-old, Aloha
Hodges said when she joined in
the late-60’s or early-70’s, there
were around 30 members.
“Back then women didn’t
work outside the home,” she
said. “I was a registered nurse,
but I worked part-time once I
started having kids. We had
time to do things like quilt and
sew. Now, no one has the time
or interest.”
When Hodges joined around
50 years ago, sewing was the
big thing and you could not
go anywhere without seeing
home-sewn items.
“I used to be a 4-H leader and
I taught sewing and cooking,”
Hodges said. “I remember
going to the fairs and seeing
racks and racks of sewn items
from clothes to quilts. You
don’t see things like that any-
more.”
With the club’s time coming
to an end, both Hodges and
Hubbard are sad to see it go.
“It has been a nice organiza-
tion to belong to,” Hodges said.
“It is too bad that times are dif-
ferent.”
During their hay-day, the club
would make anywhere from
two to four quilts for either
each other or to donate to some-
one in need or an organization.
“We used to make a quilt for
any reason. We would help COURTESY PHOTO
each other with projects and A South Evart Quilting Club member starts a yarn spinning demonstration at a
we would donate quilts quite of- quilt show.
ten,” said Hodges. “I remember
in 1976 we made a red, white being made or in storage that meetings there was not much
and blue quilt and donated it to we planned on donating.” to do at all.”
the museum. And there were But Hodges said it has been With the South Evart Quilt
many years we donated one a while since the club has been Club halting production, Hub-
or two for the library to sell at that active. bard thanked all the past and
their annual dinner.” “I don’t think we have had a present members for their time
“There wasn’t a time when quilt on a frame for quite some and wonderful years of quilt
we didn’t have one or two quilts time,” she said. “The last few making.
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Eagle Village receives $1,000 grant
By Victoria Martin
Weekly Voice
HERSEY — To continue
their mission in helping
families and youth, Eagle
Village received a $1,000
grant to help offset costs
of their different inter-
vention programs.
Applying for the grant
back in late February,
Eagle Village received the
news that they would be
receiving the grant from
the Missaukee Area Com-
munity Foundation April
22.
“These funds will pro-
vide families and youth
from Missaukee County
the opportunity to re-
ceive the help they need
without having to bear
the financial burden
alone. We are grateful to
see communities provide
resources that will build
strength and success for
the families and youth
that live there,” President
and CEO of Eagle Village
Cathey Prudhomme said.
Potentially, the grant
Evart High School continues to cope
By Victoria Martin Tuesday and Wednesday
Weekly Voice and will continue to as-
sess individual needs as
EVART — More than a they arise, according to
week after the body of an Kolenda.
Evart teen was found Ev-
art High School students have passed since Shaw
and staff are still coping fell in the Muskegon, Ev-
with the reopened wounds art High School Counselor
of the initial loss. Kendra Prudhomme-Smith
After hearing the news said there are still varying
that Dylan Shaw’s body levels of grief and relief
was found in Evart on throughout the school.
Tuesday, students and
staff were once again struggling students and
filled with the grief that staff, but I think everyone
they had felt three months is very relieved for Dylan’s
ago when they first heard family,” she said. “Bring-
Shaw had fallen in the ing him home was a big
Muskegon River. priority for everyone and
“We are mourning all we are glad that he’s able
over again,” Evart Public to be laid to rest.”
Schools Band Director
Diana Craven, who had said she saw a range of
taught Shaw for almost reactions.
four years, said. “But this
is closure and that’s good.” erything differently,” she
As part of the moving said. “Some kids were sad
forward process, the school and not really wanting to
has taken down any re- participate, others cried,
maining memorials that some dealt with every-
were placed around the thing by comforting others
school and High School and some students just
Principal Jessica Kolenda wanted to move on with
has blown out the candle their day.”
she lit when she first heard
the news of Dylan Shaw proud of the students and
falling through ice on the how they are coping with
Muskegon River in Febru- the news.
ary.
To help students and going smoothly,” she said.
staff deal with hearing of “Right now it is early, but
the police finding Shaw’s the kids have been coping
body, the school brought in as best they can.”
crisis prevention teams on
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communicate while help-
ing youth learn how to
navigate behavioral and
emotional boundaries all
while in a group setting,
according to an Eagle Vil-
lage brochure.
These camps range from
$200 to $1,500 and this can
be a lot for some fami-
lies, said Newcombe, but
thanks to the grant from
Missaukee Area Commu-
nity Foundation, that does
not have to be the case.
New to this year, Eagle
Village is also aiding in
areas outside of what
they offer like counseling
and therapy, said New-
PHOTO courtesy of EAGLE VILLAGE combe.
In receiving a $1,000 grant April 22, Eagle Village will be able to help more families and youth learn communication and other coping Though the $1,000 will
skills through their camps and other intervention services. only go so far, said New-
combe, that does not mean
money could help around “Some may need $100 to said. management. The five-day the help stops there.
10 families or individu- help pay for a service and The money will help camps are for those 5 to “Again, we never want
als, said Eagle Village others may need $500, it families and youth attend 13-years-old and the 10- a family to feel like they
Advancement Adminis- really depends on the situ- intervention camps and day camps are offered for cannot get the help they
trative Assistant Trisha ation and what the person services. those 13 to 17. need because of money,”
Newcombe, but that de- is looking to do,” she said. Over the summer, youth Year round services she said. “If needed we
pends on individual needs “We never want finan- will have access to five- aided by the grant also can get aid from the Eagle
and the intervention cial circumstances to get day and 10-day camps to include family and youth Fund. So the help doesn’t
program one is looking to in the way of someone re- help in the areas of cop- weekends to help fami- stop once this grant runs
participate in. ceiving help,” Newcombe ing skills and emotional lies connect and learn to out.”
school, Craven said it has a month left of school and
been difficult to process that we can continue to
and remain strong for the have these conversations
students. with affected kids,” Prud-
“It has been hard for homme-Smith said.
Though three months everyone,” she said. Going into summer vaca-
“People don’t realize how tion, there is worry on how
tough this situation for students will continue to
the teachers and staff. You process everything, said
have to be strong for the Prudhomme-Smith, but
students. But at this time, students and parents have
it’s good for students to see been given as much infor-
us grieve. It is healthy for mation they could possibly
“Overall, we’ve had some them to see that it is nor- need to continue the cop-
mal to feel these emotions.” ing process.
Helping in the prepara- “We’ve tried to reach out
tion of the eventual re- to EHS families and give
surfacing of sadness and them tips on how to handle
grief, Prudhomme-Smith children’s grief. We’ve
said the time between the posted a letter and tips on
accident and finding Shaw social media yesterday
has allowed for the shock and in February,” she said.
In the classroom, Craven of the situation to lessen. “For our students who
“But the last couple are extremely close to the
of days have not been as situation and need further
“Each kid deals with ev- shocking as when we first help, we’ve made connec- 131
learned that he had fallen tions with those families to
55
through the ice,” she said. more community resourc-
“We’ve had a couple of es as needed. We37definitely 115
VICTORIA MARTIN
months to prepare for the want to make sure all of In place of the candle Evart High School Principal Jessica Kolenda
day that he was found, and our students have all the had lit until the body of Dylan Shaw was recovered sits a plant to
I think everyone is just re- resources they need.” show the moving forward process Wednesday, May 8. 66
ally glad for his family that 55
they are able to have some
closure.”
Kolenda said she is Prudhomme-Smith said
she and Kolenda are also
relieved that the body was
Tustin 115
found while the students Lake Marion
“Everything has been were still in school as it COunTy OsCeOLa
allowed the school to help
as much as they can before Luther COunTy
LeRoy
school lets out for the sum- 66
131
mer.
For the staff at the high “I’m so grateful we have
evart
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plan, submitted its resolution couldn’t that you have an instant sick,” Koopman said.
making zoning ordinances understand it.
growth through a statewide
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2019 Wheatlake Festival
of Races
REED CITY — Spectrum
Health invites runners and
walkers to support local
cancer care once again by
participating in the 2019
Wheatlake Festival of Rac-
es.
This family-friendly
event will be held on Sat-
urday, May 18, and will
include a half marathon,
10K, 5K run, 5K walk and
kids dash. All proceeds will
benefit wellness services
for patients at the Susan P.
Wheatlake Regional Can-
cer Center, which provides
free resources and services
for those on a cancer jour-
ney.
To encourage early de-
tection, free skin cancer
screenings will be provided
at the Bandshell from 8:30
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on the day
of the event.
For information or to reg-
ister, visit spectrumhealth.
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Danielle Wells, race coordi-
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only if the appropriate seat Free dinner Day book club
builds simple, decent, af- is used and installed prop-
fordable housing in part- erly.
at Reed City church at Reed City Library
nership with those in need, Upcoming 2019 car seat REED CITY— There will REED CITY— A day book
and works to eliminate sub- safety dates are: be a free dinner every Mon- club will be held on the first
standard housing around • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 18 day from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Wednesday of the month
the world. at Reed City Fire Depart- Church of the Firstborn at 1:30 p.m. at the Reed City
Refreshments will be ment, 523 Morse St. Revival Center, 310 S. Hig- Public Library.
served. • 4 to 8 p.m. June 18 at Ev- bee.
art Fire Department, 109 E. Donations accepted but
6th St. not necessary.
OLAH holding monthly
CrossRoads Theatre to • 4 to 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at meetings
perform 'Love Letters' Reed City Fire Depart-
T.O.P.S. meets on EVART— The Osceola
REED CITY — The Reed ment, 523 Morse St.
Thursdays
League for Arts and Hu-
City CrossRoads Theatre is Prevention/Safety Days manities will be holding
postponing its production will be held: EVART — T.O.P.S. Weight a monthly meeting on
of "Driving Miss Daisy." In • Noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 15 at Loss Group meets every the first Tuesday of each
its place will be Guerney’s both fire departments Thursday at 8:20 a.m. at month at 6:30 p.m. at 207
"Love Letters" with special RSVP for your safety Evart United Methodist N. Main St., Evart, 231-734-
permission from Drama- check by calling 231-796- Church. 9900.
tists Play Service staring 4919 or emailing julie. Weigh-in is from 8:30 to Art, antiques, crafts.
Melissa Langworthy and cole@liferesourcesnm.org. 9:15 a.m., and the meeting Open Thursday, Friday and
Gerald Langworthy. begins at 9:30 p.m. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5
Performances are May p.m.
24, 25, 31 and June 1 at 7
Spectrum Health offers Lapidary Class, Saturday,
p.m. and May 26 and June 2 diabetes support group
Better Breathers Club 1 to 5 p.m.
at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 at classes forms Classes in other areas of
the door, 249 W. Upton Ave. BIG RAPIDS — Spectrum the arts will be offered for
Call 231-465-4334 for reser- REED CITY — Spectrum Health Big Rapids Hospital those interested.
vations. Health holds a free month- is hosting a free support
ly diabetes support group group for people who live
to help and encourage with lung disease.
Free health care
Free concert series those with diabetes. The meetings are 2 p.m. services
REED CITY — Free con- Reed City classes meet on on the third Monday of CADILLAC— Free lim-
certs will be held every sec- the first Monday of each each month in the hospi- ited health care services
ond and fourth Thursday month from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. tal’s third-floor classroom. are available in Cadillac for
during the summer from 7 at the diabetes education Caregivers, as well as lung residents of Wexford, Mis-
to 9 p.m. at Reed City Depot. building, across the street disease patients, are wel- saukee and parts of Osceo-
The concerts will feature from Reed City Hospital, come. la and Lake counties with
Cedar Creek Band playing located at 4393 220th Ave., The classes will be led low income and no health
oldies, country and gospel. Reed City. by Melinda Hutson, a re- insurance. Weekly health
Come and join in the fun. The group meetings are spiratory therapist in the clinics are scheduled based
open to those with diabetes cardiac and pulmonary on the availability of vol-
REDEEM Groups meet and caregivers who wish to
gain more information on
rehabilitation department,
and Cassie Tower, lead re-
unteer healthcare provid-
ers. New patients need to
weekly the topic. Facilitators will spiratory therapist in the call for an eligibility ap-
EVART — Healing is lead discussions on blood cardiopulmonary depart- pointment.
available through Christ- pressure, heart-healthy
centered, life-transforming eating, physical activ-
ment for Big Rapids and
Reed City Hospitals.
Medication assistance
may be available through
REDEEM Groups. These ity, food label reading and For more information or the Stehouwer Free Clinic.
groups are for anyone de- more. to register, call 231-592-4204. Qualified applicants must
siring to deal with life's For more information or have a Munson Healthcare
hurts, habits or hangups to register, call 231-832-6636.
TOPS weight loss Cadillac Hospital affiliated
of any kind (anger, addic- provider and meet guidelines
tions, abuse, fear, codepen-
Free vascular screenings meeting set by pharmaceutical compa-
dency, etc). The groups are REED CITY— TOPS nies. Eligibility appointments
guided, conversation-ori- available weight loss meetings, Reed are scheduled for Tuesday
ented, step-groups which REED CITY — Spectrum City, Chapter 1682, Monday and Wednesday mornings.
use the materials and ap- Health Big Rapids and weigh-in at 5:30 p.m. and Office hours are Monday
proach of Celebrate Recov- Reed City Hospitals are of- meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. at through Thursday, 9 a.m.
ery. fering appointments for St. Paul Lutheran Church. to 4:30 p.m. (closed noon to
A group for women and free vascular screenings on 1 p.m.)
a group for men will start the fourth Monday of ev- Stehouwer Free Clinic is
at Crossroads Commu- ery month.
Al-Anon meeting located at 201 N. Mitchell
nity Church of Evart each Individuals must meet REED CITY— Al-Anon St. (lower level).
Tuesday at 7 p.m. two of the following risk meetings will be held on
Please send a confiden- factors in order to partici- Mondays at 1 p.m. at St.
tial message to Pastor Paul pate in the screenings: Philips Church in Reed
Hersey Congregational
at (231) 515-2102 for more • 60 years of age or older City and Tuesdays at 7 Church services
information or to indicate • Diabetes p.m., also at the church. HERSEY— Service time
your interest. A $20 set of • History of smoking • EVART— Thursdays for Hersey Congregational
study booklets must be pur- • High cholesterol at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church, 216 S. Main St., is a
chased by each participant. • High blood pressure
• Immediate family his-
Church in Evart. 10 a.m. traditional service.
tory of Aortic Aneurysm
Spectrum to offer • Immediate family his-
Fish fry at Evart Moose Congregate meal sites
diabetes prevention tory of arterial disease be- Lodge for Osceola County COA
program fore age 60 EVART— A fish fry or TUSTIN — Tustin Meal
If you have two or more shrimp dinner will be held Site
REED CITY — Spectrum of these conditions, you on Fridays from 5 to 8 p.m. 213 Neilson
Health is offering a free could benefit from a no- at the Evart Moose Lodge, Monday through Thurs-
program to help commu- cost, pain-free vascular
nity members diagnosed screening.
8400 U.S. 10 in Evart.
For more information,
day
Lunch served at noon
with prediabetes or those Screenings will be in per- call 231-734-6181. REED CITY— Reed City
who may be at high risk for son with an ultrasound ma- Meal Site
developing Type 2 diabetes. chine and a certified vascu- 802 Mill Street
The Spectrum Health lar sonographer. Advance
Bingo at Evart Moose Monday through Thurs-
Diabetes Education team appointments are required EVART— Evart Moose day
is facilitating a diabetes for the screenings and can Lodge will host Bingo each Lunch served at noon
prevention program (DPP) be scheduled by calling Monday at 8400 U.S. 10. EVART— Evart Meal Site
session for the community 616-391-VASC. Doors open at 4 p.m. Early 732 W. 7th Street
to help make those life- bird takes place at 6 p.m. Monday through Thurs-
style changes at Spectrum with regular Bingo at 6:30 day
Health Reed City Hospital.
Wexford-Osceola p.m. (License No. A21600). Lunch served at noon
Groups meet for a year — Habitat for Humanity MARION— Marion Meal
weekly for the first 16 ses- meeting
Rock, gem and mineral Site
sions, then monthly for six
to eight months to main- REED CITY — The club meetings
101 E. Main St.
Monday through Thurs-
tain the skills they have Osceola County Commit- BIG RAPIDS — Big Rap- day
learned. tee of the Wexford-Osceo-
For more information or la Habitat for Humanity
ids Rock, Gem and Mineral
Club will hold meetings at
Lunch served at noon
to register for the program, needs your help. The com- 6:30 p.m. on the first Thurs-
Beginning line dancing
call 231-832-6636. mittee meets every second day of the month (March
Wednesday of the month at through December) at the classes in Evart
Car seat safety checks 4State p.m. at the Lake-Osceola
Bank, 217 S. Chestnut
Geology lab, room 138, sci- EVART— Line dancing
ence building, at Ferris 101 (beginner line dancing)
REED CITY — Life Re- Ave., in Reed City. State University. will be held every Wednes-
sources of Northern Mich- We are always looking for day from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at
igan is hosting several car board members, volunteers 110 U.S. 10 in Evart.
seat safety checks in Osceo- and helpful suggestions —
Activities at the Reed There will be a $3 dona-
la County by appointment. everyone is welcome. No City Senior Center tion.
Car seats reduce the appointment necessary. REED CITY— The Senior For more information,
chance of injury or death For more information, call Center, 219 Todd Ave., has contact Carol at 231-734-
by nearly 70 percent, but 231-775-7561. the following activities: 5305.
Wednesday: Fun Bingo
(18 and older) at 12:30 p.m.
Quilts to Comfort
Your road to adventure begins here! Thursday: Euchre at
12:30 p.m. meeting
Friday night: Regular REED CITY— Patsy
Bingo (weather permit- Blue’s Quilts to Comfort
ting). Doors open at 4:30 meets the second Monday
p.m. Early Birds start at 6 of each month, except De-
p.m. (License No.A22502) cember, from 10 a.m. to 4
For further information, p.m. to make quilts for the
contact Carolyn at 231-832- Susan P. Wheatlake Cancer
• Fiberglass & AluminumTruck Caps 2676. Center. Guild meetings are
• RV Parts & Accessories
• Hitches • Wiring truck campers
the fourth Tuesday, except
December, at 6 p.m. Quil-
Free movie nights ters of all skill levels wel-
Cadillac’s longest Established
RV Dealer for Over 45 Years! SEARS— Free movie come.
nights will be held the sec- All meetings are held at
TRAILERS 903 N. Mitchell St. ond Friday night of the Reed City Church of the
Cadillac
month at 7 p.m. at Brooks Nazarene, 5300 220th Ave.
231-775-3101
Corner Hall, U.S. 66 and 10. For further details, con-
Free popcorn and hot dogs. tact Liz at 231-734-9704.
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Obituary Reed City Hospital looks

Dylan Micheal Shaw
EVART — Dylan Mi-
cheal Shaw of Evart
passed away unexpected-
ly February 7, 2019. He
was 15.
Dylan was born July
10, 2003 in Big Rapids to
Daniel T. Shaw and Min-
dy M. Golembiewski. He
was a sophomore at Ev-
art High School and was
active in the High School
Band. Dylan lived his en-
tire life in the Evart area
and had attended the
Ogilvie Wesleyan
Church. He was an avid
gamer who enjoyed his
X-box, and loved the out-
doors and hunting. His
friends meant the world
to him.
Dylan is survived by
his parents, Daniel and
Mindy of Evart; his sib-
lings, Daniel Shaw Jr. of
Evart, Dezurae Shaw of
Arizona, Andrew Shaw
of Evart; maternal
grandparents, David
Golembiewski of Evart
and Robbin (Bob Hall)
Horton of Tustin; pater-
nal grandparents, Thom-
as (Terri) Shaw of Sears
and Karen Lucas of Bris-
tol; maternal great-
grandmother, Joyce Hor-
ton of Cadillac; and pa-
ternal great-grandmoth-
er, Donna Beadle of Ev-
art.
A memorial service
honoring the life of
Dylan Micheal Shaw will
be held 1 p.m. Saturday,
May 18, at the Evart High
School gymnasium with
Rev. Neil Mowat officiat-
ing. Dylan will be in-
terred in his family’s plot
in Burdell Township
Cemetery North near Tu-
stin.
at the pros and cons of
nursing in a small town
By Victoria Martin in Grand Rapids, Rings
Weekly Voice said she had access to all
kids of equipment and
REED CITY — With Na- specialists. In Reed City,
tional Nurses Week just a lot more is up to a small
coming to a close, Reed nursing staff who have
City Hospital thanks to rely on each other and File Photo
their nurses for the work their own abilities.
they do on a regular basis "You have to think on "You get the chance to throughout the hospital,
with the challenges they your feet in the small take care of the people in Rings said she also looks
face every day. hospitals," she said. "You your neighborhood. Some at the struggle to find
Finding nurses can be have to have a certain lev- might look at that as a staff as yet another sell-
difficult, finding ones el of confidence in your negative, but I don't," she ing point for working in
that want to come out problem solving skills said. "There is something the more rural areas.
to small hospitals like and working alone." very rewarding in that." With a small staff and a
Reed City Hospital can In the more rural hospi- Rings said there is also difficulty in filling more
lower the employment tals, finding people to fill a strong sense in camara- specialized positions
pool even further, said more specific roles like derie when working with among the nursing staff,
Reed City Hospital Chief nurse practitioners are a small staff all around. Rings said she looks at
Nursing Officer Caroline harder to find the more "You know everyone," that as more of an oppor-
Rings. specific the role, said she said. "You know Jim tunity to grow within a
“We aren't in this job Rings. from lab work. You know company
for the money," she said. “People get out of Carol from the emergen- "I have had to grow my
"But more nurses, espe- school and they are more cy room. You are working own specialists and that
cially those right out of attracted to the big areas with your friends on a isn't a bad thing,” said
school, are wanting to go with all the bells and daily basis. You only re- Rings. “It is a way to hire
to the bigger hospitals whistles,” she said. ally see that in the rural from within and give
with all the bells and However, working in a area hospitals." someone that little extra
whistles. We just don't small town and a with a Beyond using the help- nudge they may need to
compete in that way." small staff has its ben- ing neighbors and the move forward in their
When she was working efits, said Rings. camaraderie of staff career."

This week at the Reed City library

Events this week at the
Reed City Area District
Library:
• Thursday, May 16 —
Drop in for Reed City Read-
ers — discussion of “Circe”
by Madeline Miller.
• Saturday, May 18 —
Noon to 1:30 p.m. “Michi-
gan and its Marihuana”
presented by the Michi-
gan Cannabis Education
Network. Topics include
marihuana safety, patient
and caregiver rights and
responsibilities in Michi-
gan, qualifying medical
conditions, legal and
ethical issues and more.
Admission is free, please
register online at https://
michigancannabiseduca-
tionnetwork.com.
• Tuesday, May 21 — 5
p.m. Books to Movies “Wel-
come to Marwen,” rated
PG-13.
• Wednesday, May 22 —
11:15 a.m. Story Hour with
“Trucks, Tractors and Dig-
gers” theme.
Closed May 27 for Memo-
rial Day. Saturday hours
will end June 1. A Saturday
schedule will resume on Sept.
7. 6 p.m. GFWC meeting.

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COURTESY PHOTO - KIM O’NEIL

After more than two years in the community, Evergreen Physical Therapy celebrated its Reed City Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting Thursday, May 9.

Evergreen Physical celebrates opening in Reed City

By Victoria Martin outside the physical The ceremony was not Offering aid for issues time,” said Crosby. opened another location
Weekly Voice therapy location on Upton to mark a grand opening, like orthopedic injuries, Prior to coming to Reed in Reed City.”
Street in Downtown Reed said Crosby, but another sports related injuries, City for a second time Since moving back into
REED CITY — After two City Thursday, May 9. way to let the community chronic pain, balance in 2017, Evergreen had town in 2017, Crosby said
and a half years of being Though in Downtown know they are there and issues and concussions, a location in Big Rapids the community’s overall
in business, Evergreen Reed City since 2017, that they do not have to Evergreen offers individu- but decided it would help attitude has been positive.
Physical Therapy in Reed Evergreen Director and travel out to Big Rapids alized programs and exer- more patients to set up a “Everyone who comes
City finally got their rib- Physical Therapist Jill for physical therapy. cises based on a patients location in Reed City for a in is happy to have us in
bon cutting ceremony Crosby said it was about “I think, at this point, needs. “round two,” said Crosby. town,” said Crosby. “They
from the Chamber of time they did a ceremony it is about making a pres- “Everything we do is “We saw a huge need in are happy that they do
Commerce. of some kind. ence in the community,” individualized to each the community and it’s not have to go all the way
Evergreen staff along “Honestly, we probably said Crosby. “It’s about let- patient to get back mobil- surrounding areas,” she to Big Rapids and we are
with the Reed City Cham- should have done this a ting people in the commu- ity and function while de- said. “We knew we could happy to serve patients so
ber of Commerce joined while ago,” she said. nity know we are here.” creasing pain at the same serve more people if we close to where they live.

Public
Evart Police Weekly
Report
During the officer’s inves-
tigation it was discovered
record was issued to a resident
regarding an unregistered
officer also mentioned the
pile of lumber in the back
issued verbal warnings re-
garding the city’s trash or-
building and nothing was
found to be missing.
the vehicle did not have junk vehicle on property. yard need to be cleaned up dinance. The management Friday, 5/10/19
• 05-06-2019: Officers were insurance and the driver The owner and property and removed. stated they would see that • Officers responded to a
called to a civil dispute. Of- had an expired license. The owner agreed to the ap- • Officers were requested it was cleaned out right two-car personal property
ficers spoke with both par- driver was issued an ap- propriate amount of time to assist the Osceola Coun- away and will inform the damage accident. No inju-
ties and mediated a solu- pearance citation for the needed have the vehicle re- ty Sheriff ’s Department tenants of the rules. ries were reported with mi-
tion for the dilemma. violations and the vehicle moved to avoid a citation. with a car/deer accident. Wednesday, 5/8/19 nor damage to the vehicles.
• 05-06-2019: Officers re- was towed. • A trash violation was The vehicle was damaged • The RCPD received a • Officers responded to
ceived a walk-in hit-and- observed and the appropri- enough to need to be towed found key that appears to loud music complaint. The
run private property dam- ate abatement paperwork and the deer deceased. No belong to an Oldsmobile. matter was unfounded.
age accident complaint.
Reed City Police Weekly served to the homeowner. injuries were reported. If yours is missing you can • Officers were dis-
The owner requested to Report Monday, 5/6/19 Tuesday, 5/7/19 contact the department patched to a local residence
have a report completed for If you see any suspicious • Officers were dis- • While performing a and arrange to pick it up. regarding an unwanted
insurance purposes. activity, call 911. For a non- patched to suspicious traffic stop, officers found • Officers were dis- male refusing to leave as
• 05-10-2019: Officers re- emergency, call 832-3255. situation regarding an un- the 30-year-old driver held p atched to respond to a requested. Officer arrived
ceived a found property Email tips to policereedc- known male that had been an outstanding warrant. missing juvenile. A few to find the man had left on
complaint. The owner of ity@gmail.com. sitting on a woman’s front The individual was issued minutes later the juvenile foot when he heard the 911
the property was identified Sunday, 5/5/19 lawn. The responding offi- a verbal warning regard- was found to have walked call placed.
and the officers returned • While patrolling the cer located the 27-year-old ing his speed and defec- to a family member’s home Saturday, 5/11/19
the property. downtown businesses, an man and found he was just tive brake light, as he was without letting anyone • Officers received a re-
officer found one business resting from a walk and de- placed under arrest and know beforehand. The child port of a vehicle swerving
• 05-11-2019: Officers re- to have an unlocked door. nied the need for any medi- transported to the Osceola was reported to be fine. and having trouble main-
ceived a fail to pay for gaso- Officers checked inside and cal assistance. County Jail where he was Thursday, 5/9/18 taining its lane. Officers
line complaint. The com- found nothing out of the • Officers issued the ap- lodged without incident. • Officers responded to a located the vehicle and
plaint remains open at this norm. Contact was made propriate abatement paper- • After observing piles local business for a burglar stopped it. The driver was
time. with the key holder to con- work to a resident regard- of trash bags in front of alarm. The officers found found to be sober and stat-
• 05-12-2019: Officers firm nothing was missing ing the city ordinance re- an apartment building, of- an open door and searched ed he could not see due to
stopped a vehicle for an im- and to lock the door. garding a pool on property ficers made contact with the building. A key holder the brightness of the lights
proper registration plate. • Abatement paperwork and a required fence. The the property managers and was contacted to lock the of the vehicle behind him.

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Teall Excavating is seeking
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with at least three years of
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3536 Traverse City.
Large selection of new & used
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sell, trade & consignment. U- 24" leaf, (5) chairs, 3.5 miles
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north of Boon Rd. $250. Call
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215 N Main St. Evart Power Washer, 1750 psi, needs
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Pets & Supplies Snow plow light set, head lights
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Australian Shepherd pups, used, $35. Call (231)824-3505.
Merle & Black, $650 & down. All Tatum massage chair, teal
are up to date on vaccinations. colored. $300 firm. Mesick area.
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males, $500 each. Call
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(231)434-8539.
Three swivel counter stools very
good condition. $75 you haul.
Merchandise Under $300
Traverse City. Call (231)920-
3536
(2) Oak bar stools with backs,
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$6. Call (2321)389-0306
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2095 working, dryer is gas. $250 for
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$60. Call (231)775-8671 mounted on a base with switch &
plug. $50. Call (231)839-3243
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50K 10-24 1” long Phillip head
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14 foot Mirrocraft boat & hoist,
$90 cash. Call (231)920-5604
15 HP Evenrude motor, view on
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Antique Oak blanket chest, 1950 Ferguson Tea-20 parts
raised panel with ornate trim, tractor, good transmission & rear
missing lock and latch, small end, motor blown , no tires, can
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best offer. Call (231)510-4597 0258
Antique roll top desk 48 inches
er used, (6) chairs. $200. Call wide with S top, made in Grand
(231)920-1867 Rapids MI, original finish, good
condition. $500. Call (231)775-
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rolls. $100 or best offer. Call Ford 8N parts tractor, good
(231)510-0582 transmission & rear end, No rear
tires, can help load. $400. Call
Beauty salon chairs, (2) with (248)376-0258
dryer heads, (1) without, dryers
GE refrigerator, excellent condi-
work good, good for starter or
tion, white, bottom freezer, width
extras. $125 or will sell separate.
33 1/4", depth 31 1/4", height 68
Call (231)743-2450 Marion.
1/2". $400 or best offer. Call
(231)743-2450 Marion.
LG front load dryer with pedes-
tal, white, excellent condition.
Cedar chest, antique. $30. Call
(248)318-8696 Cadillac.
$499. Relocating. Call (248)318-
8696
Char Broil gas grill, two burners, LG front load washer with ped-
with tank, black. $95 cash only. estal, white, excellent condition.
Call (231)920-5604 $499. Relocating. Call (248)318-
8696
China hutch, oak finish, two
piece, very good condition. $300 Original Mopar factory soft top
you haul. Call (231)920-3536 that came with my 2006 Jeep
Traverse City. Wrangler, includes complete soft
top, frame, door surrounds,
Cookware, blender, mixer, brackets and hardware for $499.
dishes, etc. $50 or will separate. Call (231)775-858.
Cadillac area relocating. call
(248)318- 8696 Snowmobile trailer, 2 sled tilt
bed, 8' X 8 1/2". $500. Call
Cross Country Skis Kneissl 52, (517)243-1320
Karhu 52, both with boots and
poles, new condition. $125 or will Winchester Commemorative
sell separate. Call (231)392- 30/30 caliber rifle. $500. Call
6492 (231)775-6754
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The Evart High School Class of 2019 poses outside Evart Elementary Friday, May 10 one last time before graduating.

CN Evart seniors take

walk through schools

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weed killer to get a head start knocking out
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Walking through Evart Middle School Friday, May 10, Evart High
growing season. Killing weeds at the roots early School Seniors take one last trip down the hall ways and say hello
on can mean far fewer hassles in spring and to past teachers before graduating.
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Evart sports complex

Andy Duffy | Special
to the Weekly Voice
Middle School
principal Jason

dedicated Tuesday
O’Dell, varsity
baseball coach
Josh Johnson,
Nestle Waters
North America NWNA donation used to irrigation system and designing
natural and installing a new scoreboard.
resource man- renovate and upgrade fields Arlene Anderson-Vincent, natu-
ager Arlene EVART — Evart Public Schools ral resource manager for NWNA
Anderson- baseball-softball field complex was and school district personnel met
Vincent and dedicated Tuesday between games at the pitcher’s mound for the
athletic of Evart’s baseball doubleheader dedication ceremony. Anderson-
director Jay with Beal City. The fields were Vincent commented on the rela-
Wallace were renovated following Nestle Wa- tionship between NWNA and the
on hand ters North America’s donation of community while Evart’s athletic
Tuesday for $80,000 for the project last year. director, Jay Wallace, spoke of his
the dedication The upgrades included re- hopes for the future of ballplayers
of Evart’s ball- sodding along the baselines and destined to perform on the field.
fields. infields, improving the warning Evart T-ball players were on hand
tracks, repairing the fences and to run the bases.

Andy Duffy | Special to the Weekly Voice

Osceola County Commission on Aging held its annual fundraising event Taste of Osceola Tuesday
evening. Area restaurants and food preparation organizations were on hand to offer samples of their
wares, and proceeds went to the COA. Attached are pictures of the event.
Commission on Aging serves meals, too. The organization had personnel on had to let the public get
a taste of its food. Pictured are COA employees Kay Brinks Dusendang-Wetherington, Ann Whyte,
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