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36 Thursday, August 22, 2024 BATTLE CREEK SHOPPER NEWS http://www.thebattlecreekshopper.com

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Yutzy’s 49th Semi-Annual

CONSIGNMENT AUCTION

Friday, Sept. 8 AND Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 • 9:00 A.M.

Farm • Estate • Livestock • Real Estate • Personal • Liquidation

Lavern Yutzy. Auctioneer

4431 N. Chester, Charlotte

( 517 ) 543-7113

Graduate ofA 1992

Auction SchoolMissouri

Friday, Sept. 8

• Lawn/Garden


• Shop Tools


• Building Materials


• Livestock Supplies
  10:00 AM Ertl Toys,
  Shelf models, Precision, etc.
  Toys are followed by Flowers

Located at 4431 N. Chester, Charlotte, MI 48813

Saturday, Sept. 9

• Antiques


• Budweiser Stines


• Farm Equipment


• Construction Equipment


• Horse Tack


• Wagon Loads of Misc.


• 11:30 Small Animals
  (chickens, rabbits, etc.)


• 1:00 Tractors, Trailers,
  Horses, etc.

9 9 A.M.A.M.

BOTH DAYSBOTH DAYS

We will start accepting consignments

Sat., Sept. 2nd and Mon., Sept. 4th through

Thurs., Sept. 7th from 8 a.m.-6 p.m..

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DAYS!DAYS!

6-Rings 7-Rings

Directions: West of Charlotte on M-79 to Chester Rd., North (Right) 4.5 Miles

Friday, Sept. 6 AND Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024 @ 9:00 A.M.

Friday, Sept. 6 Saturday, Sept. 7

We will start accepting consignments

Sat., Aug. 31st and Mon., Sept. 2nd through

Thurs., Sept. 5th from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISING AUG. 24

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CONSTRUCTION, INC.CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Specializing in Roofing and Gutter Industry

FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE SAME DAY AS CASH

Phone: 269-753-3613

Licensed & insured

since 1992

• Re-Roofs (No Mess Policy)


• Shingles


• Flat Roofs


• Roof Coatings


• Roof Repairs


• Metal Roof Restorations/Coatings


• Roof Rejuvenations (Extend Life of Roof)
  Free Estimates • Residential/Commercial • Insurance Claims
  Why wait?? We can start your roof within 1-2 weeks after signing.


• Seamless Gutters


• Soffit/Fascia


• Custom Metal Wrapping


• Siding


• Reconstruction


• Repairs

Roofs

Completed

1-2 Days

$500 Off

Any Roofing

10% Off Gutter

Projects

SHELLY KEHRLE-SULSER
Executive Editor

Drawing on the surrounding
Kimball Pines Park, a new logo
designed to better incorporate Marian
E. Burch Adult Day Care into the
umbrella of the Calhoun County
Medical Care Facility (CCMCF) was
unveiled Thursday, Aug. 15.
“The adult day care has always
been a department of the CCMCF
since it first opened in 1992,”
CCMCF Administrator Stephanie
Cornish told an audience of about
200 attending the open house.
“However, we found many com-
munity members didn’t necessarily
see the connection since we had two
different identities. As a result of this
project, we developed a new logo
and look and moved forward to show
the community we are one.”
After announcing the new logo,
Cornish was joined by Calhoun
County Department of Human
Services Board members Sherii
Sherban and Dr. Doug Campbell,
and, Battle Creek Area Chamber of
Commerce President and CEO Kara

Logo unveiling part of Calhoun Co. Medical Care Facility (CCMCF) open house

Calhoun County Medical Care Faciltiy (CCMCF) Administrator Stephanie

Cornish and Department of Human Services Board members Sherii Sherban

and Dr. Doug Campbell are joined by the Chamber of Commerce in cutting

the ribbon on the facility returning to fully operational Thursday, Aug. 15 in

Battle Creek. (Shopper News photo by Shelly Kehrle-Sulser)

CCMCF residents listen to music before the ribbon cutting and logo unveiling

Thursday. (Shopper News photo by Shelly Kehrle-Sulser)

Beer and Chamber Ambassadors

in cutting the ribbon on the facil-

ity becoming fully operational for

the first time since the onset of the

COVID-29 pandemic in March of

2020.

Campbell thanked the residents for

inviting the public into their home

for the open house.

“The past few years have been a

difficult time for the facility and the

day care center,” said Campbell.

“The day care center was closed for

quite a while and the facility had a

lack of staff and things and it was

financially difficult and things so I

really want to thank the staff.”

According to Cornish, the origi-

nal building at 1150 E. Michigan

Avenue in Battle Creek was con-

structed in 1977, followed by an

early 2000s expansion and renova-

tions.

The project more than doubled

the size of the building, adding 84

private rooms, an increase from the

four private rooms it had before the

project.

“The building project and renova-

tions also created six neighborhoods

each with their own dining room, full

kitchen, living area, spa room and

several visiting places,” said Cornish.

The 2020 pandemic, she said,

impacted long term care facilities in