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Former astronaut followed his dream to space

By Victoria Martin the Japanese lab up to the Inter- VICTORIA MARTIN |
Weekly Voice national Space Station. He would Weekly Voice
go up again in 2011 as part of the After speak-
REED CITY — Gregory John- team to finish the space station ing about
son is in a pretty exclusive club. and take the ship Endeavor on his career
Johnson, a former astronaut its last trip to space. with NASA
with NASA, visited the Reed When asked what the best as an astro-
City Area District Library to talk part about being in space, John- naut and
about his experience in the space son said seeing the earth was answering
program. “breath taking.” questions,
“You know, there are people “Getting to see the earth not Gregory
like Neil Armstrong and then once, but twice from space was Johnson took
there is me,” he said. “But it is probably the most beautiful a few min-
pretty cool to be in the same club thing I have ever seen,” he said. utes to meet
as him.” “It’s a view that you only see in with some of
Johnson said he wanted to be pictures. And getting to say I the almost
an astronaut from an early age, have seen in it person is really 100 people
after he saw Neil Armstrong kind of cool.” who came to
walk on the moon. On his second flight up to the the Reed City
“It was July 20, 1969,” he said. space station, Johnson said he Area District
“My grandparents woke me got to see Michigan from space Library on
and my siblings up to watch the and his home of Traverse City. Friday, Nov.
lunar landing. (...) I remember “I waited two flights to see 15.
saying ‘Wow, I would love to be that,” he said. “I remember be-
an astronaut one day.’” ing very emotional when I saw
Johnson joined the Air Force Michigan and Traverse City
and became a pilot, a skill that from space.” back when you say that.” Almost 100 people gathered thing like this.”
would later lead him to follow Though he never knew for sure The lesson Johnson aims to inside the library to listen to and Johnson was originally sched-
his childhood dream of becom- where his life would take him, teach the younger generation of meet Johnson on Friday, Nov. 15. uled to visit the library over the
ing an astronaut. Johnson said that the biggest Michigan is that they can do any- “This is the most people we summer as part of the library’s
Pursuing his dream of going to factor in becoming an astronaut thing they want as long as they have ever had inside the library summer reading program, “A
space, Johnson joined NASA’s as- was not limiting himself. never have a “cannot attitude.” at one time,” library Director Universe of Stories,” but was un-
tronaut corps in 1998 but would “One thing I did not do was say “We have so much talent here Tom Burnosky said. “I greatly able to visit due to a scheduling
not take his first trip to space for that I could not do something,” in Michigan,” he said. “It is so underestimated just how many conflict, Burnisky said.
another 10 years. Johnson said. “Because you only important to show (the younger people would be interested in But, with family in the Tra-
In 2008 Johnson had the privi- limit yourself when you deter- generation) that they can do coming, but I wouldn’t say that verse City area, Johnson asked
lege of being the pilot of the mine you cannot do something. whatever they set their minds is a bad thing. It is good to see so if he could still present while he
team taking the first portion of You’re only holding yourself to.” many people interested in some- was in the area.

Mark Moore named Osceola County Undersheriff

REED CITY — Osceola Coun- After a few years with the sher- undersheriff, Moore said he is he feels he is in good hands with
ty’s sheriff has selected his un- iff ’s office, Moore was given the both nervous and excited to be the sheriff.
dersheriff. opportunity in 1999 to be a K9 serving the community in this “Once I learn more, I know I
Ed Williams, who was named handler with the department. He new role. will be fine,” he said. “And with
Sheriff in September, announced was promoted to sergeant in 2004. “I am nervous with the change,” Sheriff Williams taking the time
Monday that he selected Osceola Williams wrote that the county he said, “but I am excited to start to teach me everything I need
County K9 Officer Sgt. Mark “is in good hands,” with Moore’s this new part of my career and to know, he comes with a lot of
Moore as his new undersheriff. 27 years in law enforcement. serve the community in a differ- knowledge, it eases a lot of my
Since graduating from Ferris “Long story short, I went to ent role. (...) I am just trying to fear.”
State University with a Bachelor’s everyone in the department and wrap my head around going from While serving as undersheriff,
in criminal justice, Moore served asked who they thought would be what I have been doing with the Moore will still be seen every now COURTESY PHOTO - OSCEOLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
for three years at the Evart Police good for the job,” Williams said. dogs and being out in the field to and again with his K9 partner Osceola County Sheriff Ed Williams
Department before being hired “And, they all said Mark. So, re- being in the office more.” Chase until Chase retires in an- has officially selected County K9
at the Osceola County Sheriff ’s ally the department chose him.” But, even though nervous to other five or so years, Williams Officer Sgt. Mark Moore to be the new
Office. In starting his new position as start this new chapter, Moore said said. Osceola County Undersheriff.
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Ringing in the season

PHOTO Courtesy of the Reed City Chamber of Commerce

Santa and Mrs. Claus will be visiting Reed City this year for the annual Evergreen Festival Friday, Nov.
29 and Saturday, Nov. 30.

Evergreen Festival is looking

Mike Dunn | Weekly Voice
’Tis the season for sleigh bells and Santa and Christmas carols and giving thanks and gift-giving
and good will toward others. Lisa, one of the smiling bell ringers for the Salvation Army of Big
to light up the holidays
Rapids, which raises money through donations each Christmas season to help families from By Victoria Martinstart of the holiday season. After the tree
Osceola and surrounding counties, was at her station at the entry way of Foster’s Super Market Cadillac News lighting, kids will be able to take their pic-
in Evart over the weekend. All donations are greatly appreciated, as always. tures with Santa and Mrs. Claus and sip
REED CITY — With the holiday season on some hot cocoa and have a few Christ-
just around the corner, Reed City will mas cookies.
once again be hosting the annual Ever- This year, Santa and Mrs. Claus will be
green Festival. portrayed by Michael and Linda Howe.
This year, Reed City will kick off the The couple will be taking over for Jim
celebration with a new lighted parade and Rosalee Donley who have portrayed

Weekly Voice down Upton Street at 7 p.m. on Friday, the famous Christmas duo for the last 10
Nov. 29. years.
During the parade, the parade will not The holiday fun will continue on Sat-
be the only thing lit up, the downtown urday, Nov. 30 with more pictures with
November 21, 2019 • Volume 13, Issue 31 businesses have also been asked to par- Santa at the Depot from 1 to 3 p.m. and
ticipate in spreading the Christmas cheer, cookie decorating.
The Weekly Voice retains the publication rights to all content produced or supplied by the Weekly Voice. Use of said Reed City Chamber of Commerce Direc- As Santa visits Downtown Reed City,
material without the written consent of the Weekly Voice is prohibited. Contents copyrighted; all rights reserved. tor Kim O’Neil said. even more will be going on at Reed City
130 North Mitchell St. P.O. Box 640 Cadillac, MI, 49601-0640 “This year we will be asking busi- High School with the annual craft show.
nesses to decorate their storefronts with The craft show will take place both Fri-
The Weekly Voice is published You can also submit Newsroom: 1-888-330-4144 a Christmas theme,” she said. “When day and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Evart, Hersey and Reed City. www.weeklyvoice.net. Advertising representative: to really feel like Christmas time.” ta and the parade or get a little Christmas
Linda Ziska As the parade heads down Upton, it will shopping done, O’Neil said it is all about
We accept submissions of Publisher: Chris Huckle 231-779-4155 or 231-920- lead parade-goers down to the Reed City getting people downtown and getting in
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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE AREA

Spectrum Health offers door. Call 231-465-4775 to Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. could benefit from a no- noon Contact Ken at 231-620-
free fall classes make a reservation. The
theatre is located at 249
every month. cost, pain-free vascular
screening.
• Friday night: Regular 2504
Bring your instrument, Bingo (weather permit- MARION— Marion Food
REED CITY — Spectrum West Upton. your voice, your dancing Screenings will be in ting). Doors open at 4 p.m. Pantry, 112 N. Clark St.,
Health Reed City Hospital shoes or just your ears and person with an ultrasound Early Birds start at 6 p.m. open 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. the
is sponsoring fall sessions join in the free fun. the jam machine and a certified (License No.A22502) third Wednesday of each
of their Helping the Whole
Christmas Bazaar sessions are located at 207 vascular sonographer. For further information, month or by appointment
You series. BIG RAPIDS — A Christ- N. Main St. Evart. Advance appointments are contact Carolyn at 231-832- Call 231-743-6092
Dealing with Dementia mas Bazaar will be held For more information, required for the screenings 2676. TUSTIN— Augustana
will be the November ses- December 7 and 8 at St. call 231-734-9900. and can be scheduled by Lutheran Church
sion November 21. Denise Mary Parish Center in Big calling 616-391-VASC. Every Monday, 9 a.m. to
Tinkham, a social worker Rapids.
Better Breathers Club noon, for Pine River school
from Reed City Hospital’s The event will be held 9
REDEEM Groups meet forms district residents only
rehabilitation and nursing a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, and weekly Wexford-Osceola BIG RAPIDS — Spec- Contact Katie at 231-768-
center will discuss types 8:30 to 11 a.m. Sunday. A
EVART — Healing is Habitat for Humanity trum Health Big Rapids 4418
of dementia, early signs of lunch will be served 11 a.m.
available through Christ- meeting Hospital is hosting a free LEROY — Rose Lake
dementia and offer tips on to 2 p.m. on Saturday, the
centered, life-transforming support group for people Free Methodist Church
caring for someone with the Knight of Columbus
REDEEM Groups. These REED CITY — The who live with lung disease. Second Tuesday of the
dementia. will be serving a pancake
groups are for anyone Osceola County Commit- The meetings are 2 p.m. month from 3-5 p.m. for all
Space is limited and breakfast Sunday. desiring to deal with life’s tee of the Wexford-Osceola on the third Monday of Osceola County residents
those interested can reg- Items for purchase in-
hurts, habits or hangups Habitat for Humanity each month in the hospi- Contact Vicky at 231-388-
ister at http://spectrum- clude gift baskets, hand-
of any kind (anger, addic- needs your help. The com- tal’s third-floor classroom. 1782
health.org/htwy or call made crafts, raffle tickets,
tions, abuse, fear, code- mittee meets every third Caregivers, as well as lung REED CITY— St. Phillip
231-592-4204. jewlry, fresh wreaths and
pendency, etc). The groups Wednesday of the month at disease patients, are wel- Neri Church
centerpieces, baked goods
are guided, conversation- 4 p.m. at the Lake-Osceola come. Every Tuesday from 10
and books. Everyone is
oriented, step-groups State Bank, 217 S. Chestnut The classes will be led a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free Thanksgiving welcome. which use the materials Ave., in Reed City. by Melinda Hutson, a re- Contact Nedra Ball at
dinner and approach of Celebrate We are always look- spiratory therapist in the 231-215-6996.
REED CITY — A 14th an-
nual Thanksgiving dinner
Volunteer tax prepares Recovery .
A group for women and
ing for board members,
volunteers and helpful
cardiac and pulmonary
rehabilitation department,
will be held on November needed a group for men will start suggestions — everyone is and Cassie Tower, lead re-
AARP meeting
28 at the Church of the EVART — Volunteers are at Crossroads Commu- welcome. No appointment spiratory therapist in the REED CITY— AARP No.
First Born, 310 South Hig- needed to learn tax prepa- nity Church of Evart each necessary. For more infor- cardiopulmonary depart- 2418 meets on the second
bee, Reed City, from noon ration to aid seniors and Tuesday at 7 p.m. mation, call 231-775-7561. ment for Big Rapids and Wednesday of every month
until 2 p.m. low-income families that Please send a confiden- Reed City Hospitals. at the United Methodist
All are welcome, this is a will be start on Mondays tial message to Pastor Paul For more information or Church in Reed City.
free traditional Thanksgiv- and Wednesdays in Febru- at (231) 515-2102 for more
Free dinner to register, call 231-592-4204. Potluck lunch (bring
ing dinner. ary through April 15 at the information or to indicate at Reed City church own table service) will
Council on Aging in Evart your interest. A $20 set of REED CITY— There start at noon followed by a
study booklets must be
TOPS weight loss
Best Christmas Pageant on an appointment basis.
The program is sponsored purchased by each partici-
will be a free dinner every
Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. at meeting
program starting at 1 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
Ever by AARP. pant. the Church of the First- REED CITY— TOPS For more information,
REED CITY — The Reed Two weeks of school- born Revival Center, 310 S. weight loss meetings, Reed contact Marylou at 231-832-
City CrossRoads Theatre ing and computers are Higbee. City, Chapter 1682, Monday 4938.
will present “The Best provided. If interested in
Free vascular screenings Donations accepted but weigh-in at 5:30 p.m. and
Christmas Pageant Ever.” volunteering, please call available not necessary. meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. at
Shepherd’s Table
Performances will be 7 231-734-5999. REED CITY — Spectrum St. Paul Lutheran Church.
p.m. Friday, December 6; Health Big Rapids and REED CITY— Church of
2 and 7 p.m. Saturday, De- Reed City Hospitals are
T.O.P.S. meets on the Nazarene, Shepherd’s
cember 7; and 2 p.m. Sun-
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Herbert J. Maddern Compiled by Mike Dunn pany had so much extra accounts that there was since there were no forks
It was actually Christo- turkey — 260 tons worth — plenty of other scrump- available. The Wampanoag
EVART — Herbert J. pher Columbus who was that a salesman told them tious food prepared for the Indians had taught the pil-
Madder n of Evart responsible for giving tur- they should package it onto three-day feast, including grims how to cultivate the
passed away Tuesday, keys their name. Probably aluminum trays with other some fine New England land and were invited in ap-
November 19, 2019 at even the contestants on sides like sweet potatoes ... lobster. preciation of their friendli-
Spectrum Health Big Jeopardy would be gobbled and the first frozen TV din- Those who didn’t care ness. Chief Massasoit and
Rapids Hospital. He up that little fun fact. ner was born. for eating lobster weren’t the 90 men with him did
was 87. Yes, Columbus mistak- The convenience of fro- shortchanged, though. not come to the banquet
Mr. Madder n was enly thought these turkeys, zen TV dinners caught on Chicken, rabbit, venison, empty-handed; they killed
born March 23, 1932 in which were indigenous to very quickly with consum- cod, bass, squash, beans, five deer and added that to
Evart To w n s h i p, this continent but were not ers across the country and barley, chestnuts, hickory the feast.
Osceola County, Michi- found in Europe, were rela- spread internationally nuts, onions, leeks, dried Here are some other
gan, to Herbert Edwin tives of the peacock. Why? within a few short years. fruits, maple syrup and interesting Thanksgiving
and Alvina Katherine Because Columbus origi- Hopefully the Swanson honey, radishes, cabbage, facts:
(Rensman) nally thought he landed in salesman received a gener- carrots, eggs, and goat • The consumption of
Maddern. ana (Greg) Blanchard India and he knew that pea- ous bonus from his em- cheese were also part of turkey has been blamed for
He graduat- of Evart, Brian Elder cocks were in abundance ployer. the fare. Wild turkey did in- the annual “Thanksgiving
ed from Ev- of Evart, Darrell (Lori) there. He figured the turkey While it’s uncertain if habit the area but histori- nap” that mysteriously
art High Elder of Evart; his was a member of the pea- turkey was part of the first ans are divided on whether overtakes folks on the
School in ste p-g randchildren, cock family, which makes Thanksgiving celebration, the fowl made it to the table afternoon of the fourth
1950 and was Beth, Nikki, Lorrie, Ka- sense. the popular fowl has be- in 1621 or not. Thursday in November.
a U.S. Navy tie, Daniel, Levi, Sier- So he named them come standard fare for the We do know that the first But, scientists pour water
veteran of ra, C.J., Casey, Kelsey, “tuka,” which is “peacock” annual holiday celebration. Thanksgiving feast was on that assertion. Scien-
the Korean and many step-great in the Tamil language of In the U.S., about 280 mil- organized by Governor tists say that extra glass
War. Herb served as a and step-great-great- India. But, by the way, tur- lion turkeys are sold each William Bradford to thank of wine, the high-calorie
police officer for the g randchildren; his keys are not related to pea- year for Thanksgiving. The God for His bountiful pro- meal or relaxing after a
City of Lansing. He three sisters, Jean Orr cocks. They are actually a average size of the bird is visions. The exact date is busy work schedule is what
married Donna L. (Te- of Jupiter, Florida, type of pheasant. That’s an- 15 pounds with about 70 not known, though it took makes folks drowsy after
bo) Elder at the Sears Mary Miller of Ovid, other factoid that may give percent white meat and 30 place sometime between the Thanksgiving meal.
Church of God on Octo- and Evelyn Moncion of the Jeopardy contestants a percent dark meat. Sept. 21 and Nov. 9, most • President Lincoln is-
ber 12, 1968 and she pre- Evart. fowl time. Turkey today is as much likely in early October. The sued a Thanksgiving Proc-
ceded him in death De- He was preceded in Here’s another piece of a part of Thanksgiving as date of Thanksgiving was lamation on Oct. 3, 1863
cember 23, 2017. Herb death by his parents; trivia revolving around Detroit Lions’ football and probably set by President and officially set aside the
owned and operated his wife, Donna; his the Thanksgiving holiday drum sticks. Even if the Lincoln to correlate with last Thursday of Novem-
Maddern’s Bakery in brother, Ray Maddern in our country that prob- pilgrims and their Native the anchoring of the May- ber as the national day for
Evart, he farmed, more and his wife, Pat; and ably not many people know American guests did not flower at Cape Cod on Nov. Thanksgiving. In the 1940s,
or less his entire life, brothers-in-law, Rich- about: Thanksgiving gave partake of turkey at the 21, 1620. Congress passed a law set-
was a long haul truck- ard Orr, Ronald Miller, birth to the TV dinner. first Thanksgiving meal in Everyone ate with ting the fourth Thursday
er, which he enjoyed Nor m Maney, and It happened like this. In 1621 in Plymouth, Mass., spoons, knives and their of the month as the official
thoroughly, and drove Hank Moncion. 1953, the Swanson Com- we know from historical fingers at the first feast, Thanksgiving date.
bus for the MOISD. He Funeral services hon-
served as Evart Town- oring the life of Her-
ship Supervisor and bert J. Maddern are 1
Assessor for many p.m. Friday, November
years and was a mem- 22, at the Corey Funer-
ber of the South Evart al Home in Evart with
Free Methodist Pastor Mike Dunn and
Church. Herb enjoyed Beth Dake officiating.
vegetable gardening, Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m.
quilting and Caribbean Thursday, November
cruises. 21. Mr. Maddern will be
Herb is survived by laid to rest next to his
his son, Donald (Kathy) wife in Forest Hill Cem-
Maddern of Evart; two etery, Evart, Michigan.
grandsons, Dylan and Memorial contribu-
Dominic Maddern of tions may be directed
Evart; his stepchil- to the South Evart Free
dren, Charlene Ban- Methodist Church or
croft of Reed City, Di- Spectrum Hospice.

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Student Athlete
Of the Week
Meet Kaylee Ladd
Evart High School, senior
Sport(s) and positions you play:
Volleyball: Libero
Basketball: Guard and Shooting
Guard
What is your pre-game ritual?
A nice nap Subway with Livi and
some good music.
What is your fondest memory partici-
pating in sports in high school?
When my 4X100 team placed first at
the Cadillac News meet.
What’s your favorite class and why?
My favorite class is weight training
because Mrs. Van Buren and I laugh the
whole time together.
What is your favorite pre-game meal?
Subway and a Powerade
What advice would you give younger
students starting out in sports?
It won’t ever get easier if you don’t
push yourself, so always work hard be-
cause, in the end, it will pay off.
Who is your role model and why?
My role model is Gabby Douglas, one
of the best gymnasts in the world. She
has taught me that people can come
from nothing and prove the whole world MIke Dunn | Weekly Voice
wrong if you stay true to yourself and The Evart boys basketball team under the direction of varsity coach Kris Morgan and new JV coach
work hard for what you want to be My plans after high school are to go to Bryan Koopman, and the Wildcat girls varsity team under the guidance of new coach Matt Tiedt and
yours. college and become a surgical tech or a his staff take part in lively practice sessions on Tuesday in the gym. Drills included plenty of running
What are your plans after high school? radiation therapist. and a focus on fundamentals.

Public
Evart Police Department kidnapped because he
owed them money. Officers
record
• Officers were dis-
patched to assist the Osceo-
online, who friends with
her and then got access
to take a report from a
woman who was claiming
bor’s house.
Saturday, 11/16
Weekly Report responded to the brother’s la County Sheriff ’s Depart- to her bank account. The to have her keys and wallet • Officers were requested
November 11, 2019 to No- address and found that he ment on a possible domes- woman closed all her bank taken. She was intoxicated to perform a well-being
vember 17, 2019 was home. The 29-year-old tic in progress. accounts involved and and the responding officers check on a young man who
• 11-12-2019 Property male stated that he lost his Wednesday, 11/13 blocked any calls from the determined the wallet was was making suicidal com-
Damage Accident — Of- phone the night before and • Officers were requested man. in fact at her house and the ments on social media. He
ficers were called to a car/ didn’t know who would be to assist Evart Police De- • Officers were dispatched keys were left at a neigh- was found to be okay.
deer accident. No injuries using it. partment in regards to
were reported. Monday, 11/11 the larceny of credit cards
• 11-12-2019 Assault — Of- • Officers received a re- where the cards were used
ficers were dispatched to port of road rage from a in Reed City. The officer
an assault complaint. The near accident due to slip- made contact and arrange-
complaint was investigated pery roads, and during an ments for video evidence to
and two subjects were ar- apology attempt one driver be turned over to Evart PD.
rested for assault. threw a punch. The matter Thursday, 11/14
• 11-13-2019 Check Well has been turned over to the • Officers observed a resi-
Being — Officers were Lake County Sheriff ’s De- dence in violation of the
called to check the well- partment where the inci- trash ordinance. Contact
being of a subject. The sub- dent occurred. will be made with the out-
ject was found to be secure • Officers were dis- of-town owner, and they
and denied any additional patched to a verbal dispute will be served a notice.

Sharing Our
services. between a mother and teen- • Officers received a re-
• 11-13-2019 Civil — Of- age daughter. The officer port of a stolen wallet. Up-
ficers were dispatched to calmed the situation and on investigation, the wallet
noise complaint. It was de- referred the matter to the was found to have been left

Best Wishes at
termined to be a civil dis- juvenile’s probation officer. in a friend’s car. It was re-
pute between two subjects. • Officers issued to abate- turned to the owner.
• 11-13-2019 Fraud — Of- ment notices to a couple Friday, 11/15
ficers were called to inves- of residents regarding the • Officers took a report

Thanksgiving
tigate a credit card fraud. city trash and garbage or- from a woman who stated
The case remains open at dinance. Both situations her bank recommended
this time. were taken care of within a she file a report regard-
• 11-14-2019 Check Well few hours. ing suspicious fraudulent
Being — Officers were dis- Tuesday, 11/12 activity. She met the man We hope your Thanksgiving is filled with fun,
patched to a well-being
check. The subject was friendship, laughter, faith and all of the warmth and

CHRISTMAS
taken to the hospital for a tradition that make it so memorable. May happiness
court-ordered evaluation.
• 11-14-2019 Property surround you on this special day and all season!
Damage Accident — Of- Get ready with this
ficers were dispatched to IS COMING. Special Holiday Publication. Abundant thanks to the neighbors, friends, customers and associates
a one-vehicle accident in-
volving a utility pole. The who have helped make our year so successful and enjoyable. We

Wishes
vehicle was towed and no value your support,and we wish you all a very happy holiday.
injuries were reported.
The utility company was
informed of the damaged.

Granted!
• 11-14-2019 Dog at Large
— While on patrol, officers
discovered a dog at large.
The dog was returned to its
owner.
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