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Umbaugh is new CFO
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By Anita Munson Staff Writer
Plymouth and Marshall County will play an expanded role in the development of Electric Motors Corp.’s plan to bring electric pick-up trucks and drive systems to the national market, an announcement the company made Tuesday indicated.
EMC announced that former H.J. Umbaugh & Associates executive partner Roger Umbaugh of Plymouth will join the company as its chief financial officer and that EMC has moved into its new office facilities in Plymouth.
The corporation does remain committed to Elkhart County for its manufacturing and assembly, Ralph King, chief executive officer told The Pilot News in a phone interview Tuesday afternoon.
“We have a commitment to Elkhart County that we will keep for assembly and more,” King said. In fact, mail to EMC should continue to be sent to P.O. Box 567, Wakarusa IN 46573, he said.
The selection of Umbaugh as CFO brings the company a career of public accounting that has produced billions of dollars in municipal bonds for the construction of schools, libraries, roads, public recreation facilities and other services across the state. Umbaugh also has served as president of the Marshall County Industrial Development Corp. since its inception in 2007, and has chaired the Investment Committee of the Marshall County Community Foundation five of the nine years he has been a board member.

 
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Culver drills Oilers to claim sectional crown E-mail
Sunday, 08 November 2009
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Michael Salary

WHITING — Culver Community’s football team put its collective foot on the accelerator and never let up Friday.
The Cavs racked up 379 rushing yards and 145 passing yards to snare a 48-21 Class A Sectional 33 title-round win at Whiting, also the site of Culver’s last sectional championship in 2001.
“Our kids started fast, which we haven’t done for a long time,” Culver Community head coach Andy Thomas said. “They came out with a lot of emotion and energy and sustained it for the whole game.”
Michael Salary and Kevin Hogan both rushed for nearly 150 yards to power the Cavs’ ground attack. Freshman quarterback Collin Stevens tossed a trio of touchdown passes — a pair to Sam Hendrickson and one to Salary. Salary scored two rushing touchdowns, while Hogan and Hendrickson each crossed the goal line once from the ground.
Defensively for Culver, Robert Molebash caused a fumble and Brian Nelson picked off a Whiting pass.
“We had everything go right,” Thomas said. “That’s a product of our kids playing hard, flying around on both sides of the ball.”
“(Whiting) tried a fake punt that we stopped and then scored,” he added. “We had a fake punt of our own that we made. We covered a pooch kick after a score. We had no turnovers and forced four.”
Friday’s Sectional 33 championship victory represents the end of a eight-year drought for Culver and Thomas’ first since taking over the program four years ago.
“We let the kids know that we can be successful,” Thomas said. “Our seniors have given us phenomenal leadership, starting in the weight room. This means a lot to our school. Our school has been very supportive; our administration has been very supportive. I’m thrilled for our kids.”
• CULVER 48, WHITING 21
At Class A, Sectional 33 at Whiting
Score by quarters
Culver:    14    20    7    7 —  48
Whiting:    0    7    0    14   —  21
First quarter
CC — Michael Salary 5 run (Collin Stevens kick)
CC — Sam Hendrickson 9 run (Stevens kick)
Second quarter
CC — Salary 59 pass from Stevens (Stevens kick)
CC — Hendrickson 11 pass from Stevens (Stevens kick)
W — Juwan Simmons 26 pass from Matt Aponte (Sal Salazar kick)
CC — Salary 39 run (kick blocked)
Third quarter
CC — Kevin Hogan 1 run (Stevens kick)
Fourth quarter
CC — Hendrickson 58 pass from Stevens (Stevens kick)
W — Emerik Quiroz 2 run (Salazar kick)
W — Matt Aponte 29 run (Salazar kick)
            CC    W
First downs            18      8
Yards rushing        379    89
Yards passing        145    88
Interceptions by        2    0
Punts -Avg.         0-0    1-27
Fumbles-Lost         3-2   8-2
Penalties-Yards         4-30  4-45
Records: Culver Community 8-4, Whiting 7-5 (final)
Culver individual rushing leaders
Michael Salary: 14-145, 3 TDs
Kevin Hogan 19-142
Last Updated ( Monday, 09 November 2009 )
 
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