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WE HELP Cancer Survivors Day emphasizes

GOOD PEOPLE
WITH BAD
CREDIT
holistic care for patients
By Ben Glick

SPECIAL Cadillac News

FINANCING REED CITY — Hun-

FOR EVERYONE! dreds of active and

PUSH - PULL - DRAG
former cancer patients
gathered Monday morn-
ing to celebrate life and
survivors.
Around 200 patients
and their families at-
tended the 5th Annual
Cancer Survivors Day

$1,000 Celebration at the Susan

Wheatlake Cancer Cen-

MINIMUM ter on June 11.

Organizers served
TRADE lunch, a cake dessert
and other refreshments
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Eagle Village celebrating
50-year anniversary
HERSEY — A local family
support organization is cel-
ebrating a big milestone with
a day of activities.
Eagle Village is celebrating
its 50th anniversary with the
Founders Day Program and
Picnic on June 23.
Festivities begin at 10 a.m.
at the Eagle Village campus.
patients and offered
services like massage,
reflexology and acupres-
sure therapy. Other ac-
tivities included a photo
booth and a presentation
on chiropractic services.
Cancer Survivors Day Director of the Susan Wheatlake Cancer Center Irene Balowski (right) with cancer survivors Joyce Weaver (center) and Brenda
has been observed at Brejcha. The center held a day of celebration of life and wellness for current and past patients on June 11.
the Wheatlake Center
since it was opened in
2013. The purpose for the identity became attached Joyce Coulson, of Lakev- Also attending the ues to hold free cancer
event is to give past and
former cancer patients
to the disease they were
fighting, but now the
iew, who said she has event was former pa-
been a patient at the cen- tient Joyce Weaver, who
screenings and a focus
has been put on lifestyle
an opportunity to meet focus has expanded to ter since October 2017, completed her treatment and wellness.
with other survivors, include comfort, quality although she has been more than a decade ago One way she hopes
share their stories and
enjoy a day filled with
of life and promoting
wellness during survi-
battling cancer much
longer.
but still comes to the cel- to expand access to
ebration offers support wellness activities is
activities that promote vorship. She came to partici- to current patients. by working with Susan
comfort and well-being, “It’s not just focusing pate in the activities and She said attending Wheatlake in construct-
Director of the Susan on treatment, it is treat- talk to some of the other events like this makes ing a walking path on
Wheatlake Cancer Cen- ing patients holistically,” patients. treatment easier for pa- the facility’s property, to
ter Irene Balowski said. she said. “You live one day at a tients. be called the “Wellness
“One of the reasons Educating patients on time. That’s all we have “You realize you can Path”.
we host a Survivorship various integrative mo- anyway. We forget that. It still live a normal life,” “A walking path would
Day annually is to send dalities available to them reminds us to be happy she said. “But you have be used to encourage
a message of hope and as they undergo treat- now and enjoy yourself,” to live like you mean it.” mild exercise and the
to focus on survivorship. ment, offers additional she said. Promoting “integra- spiritual dimension of
You’re a survivor from ways that may improve Coulson said events tive therapies” such as care as a venue for quiet
day one of diagnosis,” their quality of life, im- like this are important reflexology, massage reflection and medita-
she said. prove mood and poten- because it gives patients therapy and others to tion, and would be used
In the past, Balowski tially ease treatment side the chance to share their improve quality of life in our Survivorship pro-
said, cancer treatment effects. experience. during treatment is im- gram and Celebrations,”
was focused on combat- Around 60 to 70 pa- “It helps you and them portant to us, Balowski Balowski said.
ing the disease and gave tients come into the because they realize said, and a focus on pre- The hope is to have the
little attention to patient facility every day out of they’re not the only ones vention is also part of path installed by next
comfort and wellness. the hundreds of active going through these our program. spring.
Oftentimes, a patient’s patients. One of them is things,” she said. The center contin-

Reed City Schools

Attendees are asked to regis-
ter at Hainley Field.
Activities are to include
tours and camp activities

reveals literacy-themed
such as swimming, hiking and
climbing a rock wall.
Organizers said to call Eagle
Village at 231-832-7249 before
attending.

$2 million for road

improvements this summer
REED CITY — Osceola
County Road Commission
officials have released their
project list for the summer,
which amounts to more than
$2 million in repair and other
maintenance.
According to the 2018 Proj-
ect List, all projects will cost
a total of $2,141,700, with
$548,425 coming from town-
ships and the remainder
coming from the road com-
mission.
The work includes shaping
and pavement work in Evart
Township on 3 Mile Road be-
tween 90th and 80th avenues
and overlay work in Rich-
mond Township
Hersey Township will re-
ceive work on 160th Avenue
between Meceola and Schon-
field roads and 170th Road be-
tween the 2015 overlays.
An estimated $368,000 will
be spent in chip seals and
overlays in Lincoln Township.
Chip seals will occur on 210th
Avenue between 10 Mile and
11 Mile roads and 11 Mile Road
between Lakola and 180th Av-
enue. An overlay will be done
on 9 Mile Road between 230th
and 210th avenues.
A single 3-mile strip on
3 Mile Road between 60th
Avenue to M-66 will cost an
estimated $258,000 and vari-
ous townships will pitch in
for a project on Mackinaw
Trail from 16 Mile Road to the
county line.
entry for ArtPrize 10
By Ben Glick
Cadillac News
REED CITY — At a
ceremony Wednesday,
Reed City Middle School
revealed its submission
to ArtPrize this fall.
At the Reed City
District Library, Reed
City Middle School art
teacher Vicky Kranz,
world cultures teacher
Sarah Morlock and their
students revealed their
submission to the Grand
Rapids art competition:
“Adventure Awaits” — a
colorful stained-glass
depiction of a bookshelf,
complete with coyote
bookends.
“We thought that was
perfect because anybody
who loves books kind of
knows you open a book
for adventure,” Morlock
said.
According to infor-
mation provided to
ArtPrize for the submis-
sion, middle school stu-
dents cut pieces of Plexi-
glas and glued them onto
a framed structure in a
“quilt-like” formation,
which is backlit by a se-
ries of LED lights.
The piece was created
by 30 to 40 Reed City
Middle School students
in Vicky Krantz’s ad-
vanced art class, Sarah
Morlock’s world cul-
tures class and Brian
Koopman’s shop class
for the Reed City Area
District Library and
funded by Edward Jones
of Reed City.
This isn’t the school’s
first submission. Last
fall, Kranz and Mor-
lock’s classes collaborat-
ed on an entry submit-
ted to ArtPrize.
“That was successful
and a lot of fun,” Mor-
lock said.
Later in the year, the
pair agreed to do it
again.
“We had to work really
hard,” Morlock said.
“So, thinking about it a
little more, why don’t we
make this a spring proj-
ect and the kids don’t
have to be so rushed and
we’ll submit it in the
fall,” she said.
The teachers an-
nounced their inten-
tion to do so at a school
board meeting, which
was coincidentally be-
ing attended by Reed
City Library Director
Tom Burnosky, who ex-
pressed interest in host-
ing a piece at the library.
“We’d love to have
more art in the library,”
Burnosky said.
Kranz and Morlock ac-
cepted Burnosky’s offer
and they started think-
ing about what they
could do that would fit
into the library.
“Something that
would not only look good
but would also speak to
the love of books that
people who come in here
have,” Morlock said.
The teachers ex-
changed ideas until they
came up with the con-
cept of a stained glass
shelf of books.
With the idea in hand,
the teachers and their
students could begin
working on the project,
but they ran into anoth-
er obstacle. Reed City Middle School revealed “Adventure Awaits”, a
The first piece cost a stained glass depiction of bookshelf backlit by LEDs ‚ its sub-
lot of money, the teach- mission for ArtPrize 10, which will be hosted in downtown
ers said and they didn’t Grand Rapids this fall.
have enough to complete
their new project. With everything they Morlock said Grand
Morlock said it was needed, the teachers and Rapids schools have an
serendipity that David students started work- advantage in the compe-
Langworthy, a financial ing on it and completed tition and requested that
advisor for Edward it after about two weeks. residents go and vote for
Jones had heard about Reed City Middle the project this fall.
their problem. School will be com- “Adventure Awaits”
“I thought it was a peting against other will be hosted at the
neat thing the kids were schools in the Youth Col- Sundance Grille in
doing and we wanted to laboration Award, which downtown Grand Rapids
help,” Langworthy said. is underwritten by West- from Sept. 19 through
So Langworthy and ern Michigan Univer- Oct. 1.
his wife agreed to pay sity. In that competition, The teachers said the
for the materials the stu- two submissions have piece would return to
dents would need to cre- the opportunity to win the library after the
ate their submission. $2,500, which is deter- competition.
“We said he’s like our mined by a public vote
angel,” Morlock said. and expert jury. ben.glick@cadillacnews.com | 775-NEWS (6397)
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Top: Reed City Middle
School students see which
team can fill up a bucket
of water up first at the
water relay station during
Field Day.
Right: Divided into two
teams, these Reed City
Middle School students
test their strength at a
game of tug-of-war during
Field Day. Ben Glick | Weekly Voice
A Reed City Middle School student gets some air at the long jump during Field Day.

Reed City Middle School celebrate end

of school year with outdoor activities
By Ben Glick Thursday, middle school staff — has become an
Cadillac News students gathered for Field annual event for middle
Day where they participat- school students in Reed
REED CITY — Taking ed in a variety of activities City.
advantage of the pleas- at different stations that While the high school

Challenge
ant, pre-summer weather, were designed to get them held its Field Day last week,
Reed City Middle School up and moving. it was the first Field Day
students celebrated the last Activities included long held for the middle school
week of school by getting jump, shot put, tug-of-war, on the athletic grounds

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What’s Happening in the Area

Free concert series and Tuesdays through Fri- from 7 to 11 a.m., monthly friend. Topics will include 6:30 p.m. on the first Thurs- Township Hall, next to the
REED CITY — A free con- days from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until November, at 4681 ways to reduce stress, day of the month (March Post Office
cert series at the Reed City For more information, 85th Ave. communication solutions, through December) at the Every Tuesday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Depot run every Thursday call 231-734-5542. reducing guilt, anger and Geology lab, room 138, sci- Contact Ken at 231-620-
this summer. depression, ways to relax, ence building, at Ferris 2504
The concerts will be
Bingo at Evart VFW how to make tough deci- State University. MARION— Marion Food
on the second and fourth
Free lunches available EVART— VFW Post sions and problem-solving. Pantry, East Main Street,
Thursdays of each month for children during 7979 will host Bingo each The program will be held
Free blood pressure by appointment, on call 24
from 7 to 9 p.m. through summer Thursday, at 4681 85th Ave. on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1
clinics
hours
the summer. The music Doors open at 4 p.m. Early p.m. from June 15 to July 20 Contact Marsha at 231-
featured will be old country EVART — Evart Public Bird start at 6 p.m. (License at the MSU Extension Big EVART— Osceola Coun- 743-6092
and gospel. Schools will be sponsoring A04340) Rapids office, 14485 North- ty Commission on Aging is TUSTIN— Augustana
If you have any ques- the Summer Food Service land Dr. Feel free to bring a offering free blood pressure Lutheran Church
tions, contact Pete at 231- Program for Children dur- sack lunch. clinics for adults 60 years Every Monday, 9 a.m. to
629-0122. ing the summer months
TOPS weight loss This is a free program and older. Monthly blood noon, for Pine River school
to provide free lunches for meeting but registration is required pressure screenings will be district residents only
by calling Lisa at 231-592- Contact Katie at 231-768-
Founders Day picnic to children.
The lunches will be held
REED CITY— TOPS
weight loss meetings, Reed 0792 or emailing danie270@
conducted at the OCCOA
meal sites in Evart, Marion 4418
be held at Eagle Village June 4 through August 10 City, Chapter 1682, Monday msu.edu. and Tustin. LEROY — Rose Lake Free
HERSEY — Eagle Village from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. weigh-in at 5:30 p.m. and Evart’s clinic will be held Methodist Church
is celebrating 50 years of Monday through Friday. meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. at the second Tuesday every Second Tuesday of the
helping kids and families No lunch will be served on St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Fish fry at Evart Moose month, 10 a.m. to noon. The month from 3-5 p.m. for all
with a Founders Day Pro- July 4. Lodge Evart meal site is located at Osceola County residents
gram and Picnic on Satur- The lunches will be EVART— A fish fry or 732 West Seventh St. (U.S. Contact Vicky at 231-388-
day, June 23. held at Evart Elementary
Al-Anon meeting shrimp dinner will be held 10). 1782
Registration begins at School, 515 N. Cedar St., REED CITY— Al-Anon on Fridays from 5 to 8 p.m. Marion and Tustin’s clin- REED CITY— St. Phillip
10 a.m. and the event will Evart. meetings will be held on at the Evart Moose Lodge, ics will be held the third Neri Church
include tours, lunch, camp Free meals will be made Mondays at 1 p.m. at St. 8400 U.S. 10 in Evart. Tuesday each month, 10 Every Tuesday, Thursday,
activities and a chance to available to children 18 Philips Church in Reed For more information, a.m. to noon. The Marion 1 to 4 p.m.
talk with founders Kermit years of age and under City and Tuesdays at 7 call 231-734-6181. meal site is at the Eagles’ Contact Robert at 231-832-
and Jean Hainley. or persons up to age 26 p.m., also at the church. building, 220 South Mill St. 2624
The program will be held who are enrolled in an • EVART— Thursdays The Tustin meal site is at
on the campus of Eagle Vil- educational program for at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart
Bingo at Evart Moose 213 South Neilson.
lage, 5044 175th Ave. Please the mentally or physically Church in Evart. EVART— Evart Moose Walk-in clinics. If you
AARP meeting
RSVP to Barb at 231-832- disabled that is recognized Lodge will host Bingo each wish to eat at the meal site, REED CITY— AARP No.
7249 or bfrahm@eaglevil- by a state or local public Monday at 8400 U.S. 10. call 231-734-5559 at least a 2418 meets on the second
lage.org before June 11. educational agency.
‘Powerful Tools for Doors open at 4 p.m. Early day before to reserve a spot. Wednesday of every month
For more information, Caregivers’ bird takes place at 6 p.m. at the United Methodist
contact Cheryl Sherman at BIG RAPIDS — MSU Ex- with regular Bingo at 6:30 Church in Reed City.
Evart Library holding 231-734-5594. tension is holding a 6-week p.m. (License No. A21600).
Food pantries Potluck lunch (bring
book sale program “Powerful Tools A food pantry is available own table service) will
EVART — Evart Public for Caregivers” on Fridays to residents in need who start at noon followed by a
Library is hosting a book
Breakfast buffet at starting June 15.
Rock, gem and mineral live in Osceola County. The program starting at 1 p.m.
sale during normal hours Evart VFW post The program focuses on club meetings following is a list of the dif- Everyone welcome.
of operation July 5-20. EVART— A breakfast helping caregivers take BIG RAPIDS — Big Rap- ferent locations, hours and For more information,
The library is open on buffet will be held on the care of themselves while ids Rock, Gem and Mineral contact people. contact Marylou at 231-832-
Monday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., second and fourth Sundays caring for a relative or Club will hold meetings at SEARS— Former Orient 4938.

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with a Bachelor Degree
and had been working
at the Muskegon River
Youth Home as a case
manager. He enjoyed all
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his mother, Ellen M.
McCauley of Port Or-
ange, Fla.; his father,
Kirk (Sherri Bryant)
McCauley of Evart;
maternal grandmother,
Ruth Dean of Eau
Claire, Mich.; paternal
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NICOLE HAMNER-WEISS | SPECIAL TO THE Weekly Voice
What would a Village of Hersey parade be without a few pieces of automated farm equipment? Along with walkers, decorated floats
and more, this antique farm tractor participated in the downtown parade as part of the village’s weekend celebration, which included a
dedication of the new library portal, kids games, music and a barbecue, all to kick off summer in the bucolic village.
A little rain doesn’t dampen the spirit
of the summer celebration in Hersey
By NICOLE HAMNER-WEISS
Special to the Weekly Voice
HERSEY — A few
sprinkles couldn’t dampen
the celebration as summer
was welcomed to Hersey
Saturday with the arrival of
the annual Hersey Heritage
Days event.
As morning events began
including a dedication of
a new library nook in the
village and a parade along
Main Street, the sky was
gray and the rain arrived.
However, that didn’t stop
the party as some dedicated
Hersey-ites and visitors
greeted the parade with the
smiles of a warm summer
sun.
Those who stayed were NICOLE HAMNER-WEISS | SPECIAL TO THE Weekly Voice
rewarded, as just as the pa- Mykal Henderson, 8 of Reed City takes a shot at friend Justin Luce, the young victim sticking his head
rade of walkers, floats and through the Sponge Bob wet sponge target. The game was one of the many activities taking place
vehicles ended the parade for children at Hersey’s Blodgett Landing Park during the Hersey Heritage Days summer fest Saturday.
from Main Street down to
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ground, the skies parted clear summer had, in fact, some fun games and prizes, Methodist Church, the meal
just as the afternoon festivi-
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Preschool graduation and fifth-grade

clap out held at Norman Elementary
By Ben Glick at the preschool building time before moving on to
Weekly Voice where they were led by middle school.
preschool teacher Shannon Clap Out is an annual tra-
REED CITY — Festivi- Vandawater to the elemen- dition at Reed City school
ties were held last week for tary building where they’ll where parents, friends
one group of students who begin their educational and the school’s younger
completed elementary as careers. classes line the hallways of
another celebrated their Parents awaited the arriv- the school and applaud stu-
start. al of the newly-commenced dents who will be leaving
The year 2031 sounds far preschools who recognized the school next year.
off, but that’s what year it the occasion by singing a Another clap out was held
will be when these young few songs and shared what weeks earlier to signal the
coyotes complete the educa- they wanted to be when departure of high school
tion they’ll begin later this they grow up before they seniors who also proceeded
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ria June 6, parents and rela- And as one group of stu- the fifth-graders gathered
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preschool program who ing. given certificates commem-
will enter kindergarten this On June 7, fifth-graders orating their completion of
fall. walked through the halls elementary school and their Ben Glick | Weekly Voice
The students gathered of GT Norman for the last transition to middle school. A group of students from the Reed City preschool program was celebrated for completing preschool
and attending kindergarten in the fall.

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