Spectators watch during the Delta Township fireworks displaySunday July 3, at Sharpe Park in Delta Township. KEVIN W. FOWLER PHOTO
DELTA TWP. - Asystem to get cleanwater to homes andtake away and processtheir dirty water is oneof the things which dis-tinguish life in a cityfrom life in the coun-try, where people haveto do it themselves withwells and septic tanks.
This service is notfree, and its cost varieswidely among localcommunities, with con-sumers in DeltaTownship consistentlypaying the lowest rateamong several localcommunities recentlysurveyed and Potter-ville the highest.
A typical one-personhousehold in Delta, forinstance, pays less thanhalf of what a similarperson pays in Char-lotte, Eaton Rapids orPotterville.
Even families offour who fill swimmingpools or water theirlawns a lot are betteroff in Delta, paying
$268 a quarter, com-pared to $376 in EatonRapids and $427 in Pot-terville.
In all of the commu-nities surveyed, waterand sewer rates aremade up of two compo-nents — a fixed charge,which is the same nomatter how much isused, and a variablecharge, which is basedon usage. Grand Ledgealso has a unique two-tier feature so low
volume users pay alower variable ratethan high volumeusers.
Part of the reasonDelta has kept rateslow is its decision tospread a recent 16-per-cent increase for waterfrom the Lansing Boardof Water and Light overthree years, so custom-ers felt the hike less.
The township hasalso taken advantageof new technology to
cut costs, includinge-mail billing that savesbetween $3,000 and$4,000 a year, accord-ing to township financedirector Jeff Ander-son.
Anderson also saidthe township used topay the Board of Waterand Light $50,000 toread meters, a figurethat willl be zero whenall customers are even-
Water bills are calculated on a fixed rate, which everyone pays regardlessof the amount used, plus a variable rate based on usage. In Grand Ledge,there is a two-tier variable rate so low volume users pay less than highvolume users. ALAN MILLER | LCN
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Waverly PTO sets garage sale toraise funds in support of school
DELTA TWP. - On Friday, July 15, from 9a.m-4 p.m., the Waverly Parent Teacher Orga-nization will be holding a garage sale in theWaverly High School Cafeteria. The proceedsfrom the sale of most of the items will beused by the Waverly Parent Teacher Organiza-tion for future PTO needs to help support theWaverly Community Schools.
Some of the items available for sale include:books, classroom furniture, audio visual equip-ment, computers, and more.
Alicea Anderson, Co-President of theWaverly Elementary PTO comments, “We lookforward to hosting the Waverly garage sale.This will be the first event for the newlyformed elementary PTO. The funds raised willbenefit all pre kindergarten through eighthgrade Waverly students.”
The Waverly Piranhas Swim Club will beselling concessions at the garage sale. Profitsfrom the concessions will help support theWaverly High School Swim Club. Parking isavailable on the west and east side of WaverlyHigh School. Waverly High School is located at160 Snow Road.
Youth art show on disply atDelta Township District Library
DELTA TWP. - Now through July 9, childrenand teens, ages 6-18 are welcome to submit apiece of art for a Youth Art Show. Artwork mayinclude paintings, drawings, graphics, sculp-ture, pottery, and mixed media.
Additional guidelines and submission formsare available at the Library’s Youth Desk oronline at dtdl.org. All submitted artwork willbe on display in the library throughout July.
The artwork will be judged by a panel ofjudges and the community is welcome to votefor their favorite piece. All participants willreceive recognition, and prizes will be awardedin two age categories, 6-12 and 13-18, as well asa People’s Choice Award.
Winners will be announced at a receptionfor artists, friends and family, and the localcommunity on Thursday, Aug. 11 from 6:30-7:30p.m. at the Delta Township District Library.
The Delta Township District Library islocated at 5130 Davenport Drive. For moreinformation about these or any of the Library’ssummer programs, please visit dtdl.org or call321-4014.
Space available for artistsat upcoming Island Art Fair
GRAND LEDGE - There is still time forartists and crafters to participate in the 38thAnnual Island Art Fair in Grand Ledge, spon-sored by Ledge Craft Lane, Ltd. It will beheld Aug. 6, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Some space is stillavailable for: fine art, photography, pottery, orstained glass.
The jewelry quota for this show has beenattained, but other unique forms of arts and
crafts would be considered. This is a juriedshow. For more information or for an applica-tion call Ledge Craft Lane at (517) 627-9843 ordownload an application from the website atwww.ledgecraftlane.com.
Sunfield Picnic board seekingtalent for Aug. 20 Big Tent
SUNFIELD - The Sunfield Farmers PicnicBoard continues its search for participants fortheir 2011 Talent Show. This year’s show isscheduled for Saturday, Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. underthe Big Tent at Van Buren Park.
All types of talents are being sought. Whetheryou are a singer, musician, dancer, comedian,magician or have a band, we are looking foryou! Don’t wait too long - the Picnic will be herebefore you know it.
Sign up by calling Betsy Louthan at (517)566-8304 or e-mail [email protected].
Waverly Class of 1986 setsreunion for July 20 at Nuthouse
DELTA TWP. - A Waverly Class of 1986 25thReunion Party will be held July 30 at the Nut-house Sports Grill. 420 E. Michigan Ave., Lan-sing.
A room has been reserved for the classreunion party with self-pay dinner/drinks begin-ning at 7 p.m.
Waverly class of 1966 plansgathering at Hall of Fame Cafe
DELTA TWP - A 45th Reunion for WaverlyClass of 1966 will be held Aug. 27, 6 p.m., atHall of Fame Cafe, 1601 W. Lake Lansing Road,
East Lansing. Cost is $20 for appetizer buffetand cash bar
Contact and payment by Aug. 6: Kim Kiefer,3424 Hagan St; Lansing, MI 48917.
They are also searching for classmates.
Car, craft show set for thisweekend at Fitzgerald Park
GRAND LEDGE - The 22nd Annual LedgesClassic Auto and Craft Show, sponsored bythe Friends of Eaton County Parks, will be atFitzgerald Park in Grand Ledge, Saturday, July9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. rain or shine.
Goody bags, dash plaques (for the first 200cars) and prizes including trophies will beawarded to car show participants. Cost to enteryour “classic” in the show is $5 per car. Regis-tration begins at 9 a.m. at the park entrance.
Other activities at the park include a craftshow, new car display, and food and drink con-cessions offered by the Grand Ledge Lions Cluband A&W.
Former Partlow one-roomschool plans reunion, potluck
GRAND LEDGE - Students from the formerPartlow School, a one-room school with gradesK-8 on Benton Road north of M-43 in the GrandLedge school district, have planned a reunionfor 1 p.m., Saturday, July 23 in the CommunityHall on Benton Road.
The school has been torn down, and there isa house at that location now, but the Commu-nity Hall remains and has been a center for thiscommuntiy for many years.
Bring a dish to pass and your own table ser-vice. Iced tea and lemonade are provided. Beprepared to share memories, stories, and pic-tures. For more info, call (517) 627-4247.
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Jones welcomes Delta pastors to Capitol
Sen. Rick Jones, R-Grand Ledge, (center) welcomed Revs. Dr. William and Barbara Beachy ofTrinity United Methodist Church in Delta Township to the state Capitol Wednesday, June 29. TheBeachys led members of the Michigan Senate during the invocation and afterward joined Joneson the Senate floor for session. COURTESY PHOTO
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tually on a radio readersystem that transmits usageover the airwaves. So far25-percent of the townshipis on that system.
“We pride ourselves incoming up with solutionsto provide high quality ser-vice at the most affordablerates possible,” Anderson
said, citing departmentalconsolidations, energy effi-ciency programs, staffreductions and salaryfreezes as other measuresused.
Water and sewage ratesare set annually as a partof the development of anew budget, with smallincreases annually in Deltasince 2006.
The latest Delta ratehikes June 1 were 5-percentfor water and 1.5-percent
for sewer.Delta Township super-
visor Ken Fletcher sayshe rarely hears complaintsabout water and sewerrates. Usually it’s only aperson or two when anincrease comes along.
“We work very hard tomake sure we provide thebest service at the lowestpossible price,” Fletchersaid.
“Delta Township is avery good value.”
Low volume users in Grand Ledge pay below average water bills, but, due to a two-tierrate system, higher volume users’ bills are above the average. ALAN MILLER | LCN
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Prizes offered at area blood drivesIn an effort to help increase donor turnout, the Red
Cross has partnered with Meijer to offer every personwho comes out to donate, the chance to win free grocer-ies ($250 value).
In addition, everyone who comes out to donate alsohas a chance to win $125 in gas from Meijer and a $500Best Buy gift card.
The following is a list of American Red Cross blooddrives in the area through July 31.
• July 9: St. Gerard Catholic Church, 4437 WillowHwy., Lansing, 8 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
• July 28: Dart Bank, 1020 Charlevoix Drive, GrandLedge, noon-5:45 p.m.
To schedule an appointment to donate, call1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visitwww.RedCrossBlood.org for more information.
Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parentalpermission in some states), meet weight and heightrequirements (110 pounds or more, depending on theirheight) and are in generally good health may be eligibleto donate blood.
Bring your Red Cross blood donor card or other formof positive ID when you come to donate.
12931 Legend Rd. Grand Ledge3 bedroom, 3 full baths, formal living anddining room, family room with fireplace,sunroom which walks out onto deck andbeautifully landscaped yard. Kitchen withcenter island, corion countertops. This homeis just outside of town. Must see the insideto appreciate. $179,900 (MLS 27151)
608 Edwards Grand Ledge3 bedrooms, bath and a half,hardwood floors. Living room andfamily room, covered patio, fencedyard, 2 car garage. Walking distanceto shopping and schools. This is ashort sale. $90,000 (MLS 27246)
1115 Jenne, Grand LedgeAdorable 3 bedroom 2 full bathhome. Great location. Move in readycondition. Cute. Cute. Cute. $109,900(MLX 17437)
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330 Jefferson, Grand LedgeRiverfront home in the historic district and heartof Grand Ledge. Lots of wonderful updatesin this 3 bedroom home, including newlyremodeled kitchen and first floor laundry. Deeplot to the river bank. $129,900 (MLS 25906)
10857 Ireland, Grand LedgeOpen floor plan with 4 large bedrooms and3.5 baths in the beautiful Ashford ManorSub. Gorgeous finished lower level with oakwet bar and seating for five. 3 car garage.A must see! $295,000 (MLS 22031)
4076 River Ridge, LyonsSquare footage of 3700 sq. ft., riverfront.Portland Schools. Large 4 bedroom homewithwalk out lower level. Gorgeous 6.73 acres ona bluff overlooking the river. Secluded setting.A must see. $395,000 (MLX 19762)
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1436 Wellington, LansingGolf course and Lansing Country Club right in yourback yard! Large brick ranch home with all thecharacter of the 1950’s. 3 seasons room, finishedlower level with second kitchen and full bath. Twofireplaces and so much more. $158,900 (MLX 24554)
1428 Bentwood, LansingClassic 4 bedroom/3.5 bath, two story home.Over 2300 sq. feet plus a full partially finishedlower level. Fenced yard. First floor laundry. Greatlocation. A must see home $169,900 (MLX 21330)
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4483 Fieldview, Grand LedgeNewer ranch 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, Sun room,full finished lower level, deck, central air, fireplace,egress windows in lower level. This is a DibleBuilders home. Newer subdivision. Great Location.$199,900 (MLX 24808)
316 Iris, LansingLocation location location! This ranch home isin top notch condition through out. Large deckoverlooking large artistically landscaped yard,partially finished lower level, newer mechanics.Three bedrooms. $124,900 (MLX 24620)
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11676 Barretta Way, Grand LedgeNew home built by Tom Dible in the wonderful FoxRidge Sub. First floor laundry, 2 full baths, lovelykitchen and a 2.5 car garage. The back yardoverlooks wooded area. Looking for a new ranch?Look no more! $189,900 (MLX 25521)
3333 Moores River Dr, LansingRiverfront condo on themain level.TwoBedrooms,2full baths, laundry in the unit, Beautiful patio areaout front over looking the river just a beautiful view.Condo fee includes HEAT. $79,900 (MLX 25520)
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DELTA TWP. - Over thelast 43 years, Delta Town-ship’s annual fireworks hasgrown into one of the area’sfinest displays, thanks tomany local people, organi-zations and businesses.
The township parks andrecreation commission isresponsible for the fundraising and organizing ofthe event and their efforts,along with the tremendoussupport from the DeltaTownship Board of Trust-ees, make the event trulyspecial. Our sponsors havecome forward with finan-cial support in spite of theeconomy. If you have theopportunity, please thankand support them.
• Platinum Sponsors:Delta Township, the Inter-national Brotherhood ofElectrical Workers Local665 and Meijer.
• Diamond Sponsors:Delta Electrical Contrac-tors of Lansing, Inc., IBEW
Local 665-NECA UnionElectricians and ElectricalContractors and the Lan-sing Mall.
• Gold Sponsors: ArtCraft Display Inc., BS&ASoftware, C2AE, H&H Jew-elry Design, LAFCU, Reno’sWest, Inc., The RathbunAgency and the UnitedAssociation of Plumbers &Pipefitters Local 333 .
• Bronze Sponsors: Bru-nette Appraisal Co., ClarkFarms and Snow Plowing,Complete Hitch & WeldingCo., the David Miller family,Delta Township trustee JeffHicks and family, Grand
Ledge Country Club, Janiceand Dave Thelen andfamily, Kim Jones Make-It-Happen Foundation, Lan-sing Board of Water andLight, McCoy Law, P.J.’s 25Hour Towing, R Club, Sher-iff Mike Raines, Tony M’s,Trees, Inc., and X-Tax Light-ning Fast Refunds.
• Sponsor AppreciationArea: Big John Steak &Onion, West SaginawKroger, Marco’s, Pepsi, SaraLee Baking Group andWestgate Tavern & Grill.
Thanks also to over 100volunteers, parks staff,police officers, sheriff’sposse, commissioners, traf-fic control, visitor control,EMS/fire staff and otherswho were involved inmaking this event runsmoothly and safely for theestimated 30,000 to 35,000people who attended.
Finally, another specialthanks goes to the numer-ous businesses and resi-
Delta thanks sponsors for the fireworks
Spectators watchduring the DeltaTownshipfireworks displaySunday July 3,2011 at SharpePark in DeltaTownship. KEVIN W.
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Christian Heritagestories planned
DELTA TWP. - OnSunday July 17, at 9:45a.m., The Community Bap-tist Church, 7832 W MtHope Hwy. just west ofCanal Road, will host DrTim Schmig and hislecture, “Faith of OurFathers,” with a barbecuechicken lunch provided forfree.
This special presenta-tion details the ChristianHeritage stories behindsome of our FoundingFathers.
Schmig spends much ofhis time in Lansing andWashington D.C. meetingwith elected officials onboth sides of the politicalaisle.
If you listen to thevoices who claim to speakwith authority about ourFounding Fathers you willhear them say “they wereall atheists, agnostics ordeists” and leave that outthere as if it were matterof fact. Really? Join usfor a closer look at someof the Founding Fathers inthe Famous John TrumbullPainting that hangs in theRotunda of the Capitol in
DC. It might surprise youto hear “the rest of thestory.”
Shepherd of Hillssets VBS July 10
DELTA TWP. - Shep-herd of the Hills LutheranChurch invites all childrenages fourth-sixth grade toBig Jungle AdventureVacation Bible School July10-14, 6-8 p.m.
Complete with amaz-ing Bible stories, craftcreations, go wild games,jammin’ Jungle tunes andgorilla-approved snacks,kids will learn about Jesus’amazing love every day.
Call 517-627-3913 orvisit www.sothlansing.organd find the link to regis-ter.
Shepherd of the Hills isat 7740 W. St. Joseph Hwy.a block west of Canal.
Grand Ledgechurch plans VBS
GRAND LEDGE - FirstCongregation UCC of GrandLedge, 210 W. SaginawHwy., will present ReNew:The Green VBS, Aug. 8-12, 9a.m.-noon. Cost is $10 dona-tion.
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LANSING TWP. — TheWestside CommunityYMCA has received a$15,000 grant from TheSierra Club Foundation toprovide military kids andtheir family membersfrom the Lansing commu-nity with opportunities toattend YMCA day camps
and/or family overnightcamps free of charge.
Funding come on theheels of Michelle Obama’slaunch of “Joining Forces,”a national initiative to sup-port and honor America’sservice members and theirfamilies.
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munity YMCA, the grantwill be used to serve over100 military family andyouth. Children betweenthe ages of 5-15 have thechance to partake in 1,Monday-Friday Youth DayCamp at the Westside Com-munity YMCA until Aug.29. This opening gives chil-
dren a place to have fun,learn new skills, make newfriends, experience diver-sity and learn to appreciatethe world more fully.
Families as a whole arewelcome to engage them-selves in a two night,three day Family Residen-tial Camping experience on
Military families to enjoy camp experiencethe ground of Mystic LakeCamp.
Mystic Lake gives fam-ilies time to experiencecamping activities whichinclude archery, fishing,outdoor cooking, horse-back riding, nature studyand ropes course.
The Westside Commu-nity Y is one of 37 Y’snationwide to receive agrant from The SierraClub Foundation throughits Military Families Out-
doors initiative to expandand enhance the Y’s sup-port to local military fami-lies through March 2012.
This year, participatingY’s, including the WestsideCommunity YMCA, will“match” the funding fromThe Sierra Club Founda-tion, increasing by 40 per-cent the number of youthand family members towhom they provide camp-ing experiences free ofcharge.OKEMOS — The Water Wonder-
land Chorus of Sweet Adelines Inter-national has an early Christmas giftfor women who love to sing—a free,four-week program that teaches acappella singing, featuring Christ-mas music guaranteed to cool youdown in the middle of a hot summer.
Christmas in July will run forfour Tuesdays, beginning July 12,from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at ChippewaMiddle School in Okemos.
Participants will be placed intoone of four voice parts and will
receive vocal and performanceinstruction while learning Christmassongs arranged in four-part barber-shop harmony along with Water Won-derland Chorus members.
On July 26, Sweet AdelinesMaster Director and coach LindaLiddicoatt will visit the chorusrehearsal as a guest instructor.
The event will culminate on Tues-day, Aug. 2, with the opportunity forparticipants to perform the musicthey have learned in an informalconcert for family and friends.
The Water Wonderland Chorus,directed by Merry Lu Jordan, is opento any woman over the age of 13who loves to sing. “You don’t needto know how to read music; you justhave to enjoy singing,” to participatein Christmas in July, said Jordan.
All participants will receive sheetmusic and audio learning CDs to takehome between rehearsals. Followingthe four-week program, participantswill have the opportunity to audition.
Call 888-545-SING (7464) or visitwww.waterwonderlandchorus.org.
Wonderland chorus plans summer events
DELTA TWP. - On Tues-day, June 28, the EatonCounty Dems and Friendsheld an educational publicforum, “Keeping SocialSecurity Strong, Solventand Intact.”
Speakers from threenon-partisan national orga-nizations presented thefacts about Social Security.
The presenters
included: Janet Witt,Grassroots Manager of theNational Committee ToPreserve Social Securityand Medicare, from Wash-ington, D.C., ShannonBenton, Executive Direc-tor of The Senior CitizensLeague, Alexandria, fromVirginia and
Eric Schneidewind whois the President, AARP
Dems and Friends discuss Social Security issuesMichigan, the state chapterof AARP.
“There is no bettervoter than an informedone. Not only are we betterequipped to make the rightdecision at election time,but we can also help thoseelected now, make better
choices,” said Kay Ran-dolph-Back, Dems andFriends Committee Chair.“Facts are facts, you can’tchange them.”
The Eaton CountyDems & Friends is dedi-cated to informing voterson public policy issues.
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The new 53,000-square-foot addition to Bridgewater Interiors at 2369 S. Canal Roadis scheduled to be finished by July 30. The plant supplies interior components forvehicles produced at the Delta GM plant. Established in 1998, Bridgewater Interiors,a certified Minority Business Enterprise, is a joint venture between automotiveinterior supplier Johnson Controls and Epsilon, LLC. The Lansing plant is one offour Bridgewater Interiors facilities in the United States. Asked about whether theaddition will bring new jobs to Delta, company spokesperson Debra Lacey said “It’spremature to comment on this.”MARY JO WHITE\LCN
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GRAND LEDGE - The Eaton CountyParks Department wants to remindeveryone that Fitzgerald Park in GrandLedge has canoes available for rentMemorial Day through Labor Day on afirst come, first serve basis. So grab thefamily or your friends and come on outto the park to enjoy a leisurely hour ortwo float on the Grand River.
Rental hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.every day, weather permitting, withequipment and canoes due back no laterthan 7 p.m.
Cost to rent a canoe is $10 for thefirst two hours and $5 for each addi-tional hour. Life jackets and paddles areprovided with your rental.
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EAST LANSING – Former Waverlyathletic director Rick Schmidt hasbeen honored with the Michigan HighSchool Athletic Association’s Allen W.Bush Award for 2011.
Schmidt has just completed his23rd year as an athletic director in theGreater Lansing area, and his 10th atHolt High School, where he adminis-ters a 27-sport program.
While at Holt, he has been a forcein the development of new athleticfacilities that play host to a numberof MHSAA Tournament events eachyear.
For 13 years prior to his currentposition at Holt, Schmidt was the ath-letic administrator at Waverly HighSchool, where he also coordinatedcommunity activities, including seniorcitizen programming and Summeryouth recreation.
He also coached baseball and bas-ketball while at Waverly at differentlevels, and spent two seasons as thevarsity baseball and seven years asthe girls varsity basketball coach at
the school. He also served as an advi-sor to the Student Senate at Waverly.
Schmidt has worked closely withthe Michigan Interscholastic AthleticAdministrators Association, servingon committees and earning the titlefrom the association as a CertifiedAthletic Administrator.
The MIAAA honored Schmidt as aRegional Athletic Director of the Yearin 2000. He has also been involvedwith the Basketball Coaches Associ-ation of Michigan, the Mid-MichiganArea Athletic Directors Associationand served a term as the Secretaryfor the Capital Area Conference from1999-2001.
A 1982 graduate of the Universityof Michigan with a degree in educa-tion, physical education and leisure;Schmidt was a recreation coordinatorfor Waverly Community Services anda program coordinator for the Michi-gan Recreation and Parks Administra-tion prior to going into school athleticadministration.
“Rick Schmidt brings a can-do atti-
tude to his work that has resultedin first-class athletic programs on hiswatch,” said John E. “Jack” Roberts,executive director of the MHSAA.“He has been a great leader by exam-ple, and has won the respect of every-one around him by showing how muchhe cares.
These are traits that make himan excellent choice for the BushAward.”
Al Bush served as executive direc-tor of the MHSAA for 10 years. Theaward honors individuals for pastand continuing service to prep ath-letics as a coach, administrator, offi-cial, trainer, doctor or member of themedia.
The award was developed to bringrecognition to men and women whoare giving and serving without a lot ofattention.
This is the 19th year of the award,with the selections being made by theMHSAA’s Representative Council.
--From the MHSAA.
Former Warrior AD honored by MHSAA
Youth golf lesson ontap in Delta Township
DELTA TWP. - Delta TownshipParks and Recreation is acceptingregistrations for their youth golf les-
sons held at the Grand Ledge Coun-try Club, ages 7-17.
Lessons can be taken on Mondays,10:30 a.m.-noon and/or Fridays,9:30-11 a.m. Registration forms areavailable at www.deltami.gov/parks
or at the Parks and Recreation office,7710 W. Saginaw Hwy.
The registration fee is $10 persession.
For more information, call517-323-8555.
SPORTS BRIEF
Log Jam
10 Beers on tap, including:Bells Oberon, MBC, Guinness and Shock Top
DELTA TWP. - Delta Township Parksand Recreation is accepting registrationsfor their fall youth soccer program.Registration forms are available on thewebsite www.deltami.gov/parks or at theParks and Recreation office, 7710 W. Sag-inaw Hwy.
The registration fee is $35, resident;$40, non-resident. Practices begin theweek of Aug.29 and games begin Sept.10. For more information please call323-8555.
Tennis lesson offeredby Parks Department
DELTA TWP. -Delta Township Parksand Recreation is accepting registrationsfor their youth tennis lessons, ages 5-15as of the first day of class.
Session 1 is on Tuesdays and Thurs-
days, beginning June 14 and runningthrough June 30. Session 2 is on Tuesdaysand Thursdays, beginning July 12 andrunning through July 28.
Registration forms are available atwww.deltami.gov/parks or at the Parksand Recreation office, 7710 W. SaginawHwy. The registration fee is $35 resident;$40 non-resident. For more information,call 517-323-8555.
U.K. soccer campdeadline extended
GRAND LEDGE - The Grand LedgeSoccer Club will be hosting their annualsoccer camp Aug. 1-5.
UK International has been contractedto conduct the camp, which is in its 12thyear. The deadline to register without alate fee has been extended to July 18.
Full day camp is available for 6ththrough 12th graders (grade entering inthe fall) and costs $175 which includes a
T-shirt and lunch.Or the half day camp is available for
players in 1st through 4th grade, whomay register for morning session (9a.m.-11:45 a.m.) for $75 which includes aT-shirt; and 5th through 8th grade mayregister for the afternoon session (1-3:45p.m.) for $75 as well.
New this year is an evening camp forplayers ages 3-6.
The evening camp will be from 6-7:15p.m. and costs $25 which includes aT-shirt.
More information contact Ken Seel-man at 517-627-5091 and registration isavailable at www.glsoccer.org.
Running events to benefitailing Grand Ledge officer
GRAND LEDGE - Duo at the Ledge, ahalf-marathon and 5K Run/Walk, will beheld Saturday, July 9.
Proceeds will go to the Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society and the Connie StarrBenefit Fund through Dart Bank.
Races will start and finish at St.Michael School, 325 Edwards St., GrandLedge.
Times: the marathon at 6 a.m.; 5K at 8a.m.; kids Fun Run at 9 a.m.
Register at Playmakers or onlineat http://runningfoundation.com/Duo_at_The_Ledge.html.
Scramble to benefitPrevention Network
SUNFIELD - A golf scramble fund-raiser for Prevention Network is sched-uled on Saturday, July 16, 2 p.m. atCentennial Acres, Sunfield.
Proceeds will assist in funding pro-grams and costs associated with the edu-cation of alcohol and drug abuse for teensin the tri-county area.
Any questions, please contact ChrisRichardson, 517-983-2444.
SPORTS BRIEFS
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Eagles Nest Restaurant, located inside the
Fraternal Order of Eagles #1039
4700 N. Grand River Ave.
Lansing, MI 48906
Closed Monday
Tuesday-Friday 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m. - 12 Noon
You’re welcome to dine in or take them home
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!Festival is July 11-17 at Adado Riverfront Park, Downtown Lansing
!Festival hours are 5:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m. nightly
!All shows are rain or shine
!Tickets are limited
!Single-Day tickets are $35
!Seven-Day tickets are $89
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
!Common Ground Office (901 N. Washington Ave., Lansing)
!Any outlet
!800-585-3737
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ACCESSIBILTY INFORMATION
!Common Ground Music Festival is completely accessible to allmembers of the community. Accessibile parking is available in the 1stlevel of the LCC parking ramp. Vehicles with an accessible parkingpermit can enter the LCC ramp from Saginaw Street at Grand Avenue.There are also accessible spaces located in the Lansing Center parkinglotsoffCityMarketDriveandintheGrand&CapitolAvenueparkingramps.
!Accessibile restroom facilities are located throughout Festivalgrounds at all portable restroom locations as well as in Adado RiverfrontPark’s permanent restrooms.
!Accessible seating is reserved at stage areas and includes companionseating. Guests needing assistance will be allowed to enter first whenthe gates open provided they are sitting in our designated “assistance/accessibility” areas. Guests desiring to be seated at the rows in the veryfront of the seating area must line up with the general admission guests!
!Blankets are not allowed in the designated assistance/accessibilityareas. Assistance/accessibility guests may bring a maximum of oneadditional guest and two chairs for seating in the designated areas.
!Additional guests line upwith the general admission guests. Guests mayvisit the Information Booths at either main gate entrances for additionalinformation or to inquire about resources not mentioned.
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SIREN shelter tohost golf outing
SUNFIELD - The 11thannual Eaton Classic GolfOuting will be held at Cen-tennial Acres golf coursein Sunfield on Saturday,July 16. All proceeds fromthe Eaton Classic go to sup-port SIREN/Eaton Shelter.
Shotgun start is at 8:30a.m. The $65 per personfee includes 18 holes ofgolf, a continental break-fast, unlimited trips toCentennial’s delicious bar-becue, and snacks after thegame.
The fun-filled day con-cludes with prizes, a raffle,and a short auction.
SIREN relies on theincome from this outing tohelp fund emergency shel-ter and support servicesto homeless families anddomestic violence victimsin Eaton County.
For more information,or to register, pleasecontact SIREN at (517)543-0748.
Outing to benefitYouthful Giving
SUNFIELD —YouthfulGiving, a non profitorganization dedicated toevents and services thatpromote children’sself-esteem, well-being andsense of community, ishosting a golf outing tobenefit children.
The annual golf benefitwill be held on Saturday,July 23, at CentennialAcres Golf Course in Sun-field. Proceeds will beused to send kids to CampForget-Me-Not, a therapeu-tic camp for children whohave lost a loved one.Funds will also provide dis-advantaged kids with theopportunity to join the Lan-sing Soccer Club.
Sponsors at this year’sevent include OfficeMax,Sandy and Neil Macvicar,The Lions Club of Holt andthe Lansing Delta LionessClub.
Registration for thefour-person scramblebegins at 1 p.m. A shotgunwill follow at 2:30 p.m.
Registration includes 18holes, cart fees, rangeballs, and all meals.
The deadline to registeris Friday, July 23. Thecost is $50 per golfer.Various levels of sponsor-ship are available. Visityouthfulgiving.org to reg-ister.
Sportsman’s Club setsopen house
DIMONDALE - ThePublic is invited to attendthe 2nd Annual OpenHouse of the Chief OkemosSportsman’s Club at 4667Gunnell Road in Dimon-dale on Saturday, July 16,from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free Lunch and refresh-ments.
A .22 Balloon shoot willbe available for the kids.
For more information call(517) 646-1611 or visitwww.chiefokemos.org.Fun for the entire family.
Youth tourneyscoming in G.L.
GRAND LEDGE -Grand Ledge will host astate tournament andregional games for Pony,Bronco and Mustang Base-ball.
The 13U Pony StateBaseball Tournament willbe at Beagle School, start-ing July 13 through July17.
The 12U Bronco and10U Mustang State Region-als will be at Hayes MiddleSchool and Beagle theweekend of July 22.
SPORTS BRIEFS
Sunday, June 5• Larceny from an auto:
The victim’s Apple Mac-book Pro was taken fromher 2003 Volkswagen Jettain the 1800 block of WillowWoods, along with its clearprotector, charger andmemory card. Her losstotaled $1,500.
• Larceny from an auto:The passenger sidewindow of the victim’s2005 Pontiac was smashedand her purse containing a$250 iPod Touch, keys andID taken in the 1900 blockof Opaline.
Saturday, June 11
• Malicious destructionof property: The victim’s2006 Chevrolet Cobalt wasscratched with a sharp
object in the Lansing Mallparking lot, causing $800 indamage. Mall security willcheck their video.
Sunday, June 13
• Malicious destructionof property: Two of thetires on the victim’s 2002Oldsmobile were cut in the200 block of Spinnaker.There was also a dent inthe cara’s back passengerside door.
Monday, June 13
• Larceny from an auto:The driver’s side windowof the victim’s 2003 Chev-rolet was broken and a bagcontaining $50 in changetaken in the 1600 block ofOpaline.
• Malicious destructionof property: The wind-shields of two work trucksat St. Gerard Church weredamaged, as well as therear and passenger sidewindows of one of thetrucks. Damage totaled$1,000.
• Larceny from an auto:The driver’s side windowof the victim’s 2007 Jeepwas broken in the 1600block of Opaline and her$400 purse and $100 iPhonetaken.
Tuesday, June 14
• Larceny of gas: A cus-tomer drove away fromthe Shell station in the 7400block of W. Saginaw with-
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out paying for $34.90 worthof gas.
• Larceny of gas: A cus-tomer in a gold ChryslerSebring drove away fromthe Admiral station in the4300 block of W. Saginawwithout paying for $30.62worth of gas.
Thursday, June 16
• Suspicious situation: Aman called a Delta RiverDrive resident from a Buf-falo, N.Y., number andinsisted on speaking to aperson whom she did notknow. She has had thesame phone number forfive years.
• Larceny from an auto:The victim’s $300 iPod wastaken from his 2006 Chev-rolet Cobalt in the 6700block of Cardinal Way.Later he noticed he sawan iPod matching his onCraigslist for $50.
• Larceny from an auto:
Another victim at theabove address reported a$200 MP3 player and a$450 acoustic guitar withits case taken from his1999 Oldsmobile Alero.
Monday, June 20
• Malicious destructionof property: The passengerside window of the victim’s2002 Chrysler Sebring wassmashed in the 1500 blockof Lindy. The contentsof the car were tossedaround, but nothing wastaken.
• Malicious destructionof property: The victim’s$149 Tom Tom GPS, $21in cash/change and debitcards were taken from thevictim’s 1999 Lincoln Navi-gator in the 1400 block ofLindy. The vehicle was notdamaged.
• Malicious destructionof property: The victim’s2011 Ford Explorer sus-tained $400 in damage inthe 400 block of Market-
place. There was a 2-footscratch on the hood and a4-foot scratch on the pas-senger side doors.
Tuesday, June 21
• Malicious destructionof property: The work“super” and a star drawingwere scratched into thehood of the victim’s 2001Pontiac Grand Am in the7400 block of Chapel Hill.
Fire report
• During the week ofMay 26-June 2, the DeltaTownship Fire Departmentresponded to 59 EMS callsand 18 fire calls as follows:one alarm system activa-tion no fire, unintentional;two assist EMS crew toestablish a safe work zone;two building fires; one floodassessment; one hazmatrelease investigation withno hazmat; one short cir-cuit from defective/wornwiring; four medical EMS
assists; one motor vehicleaccident with injuries; onedowned power line; twosmoke detector activationsdue to malfunction; twosmoke detector activationsno fire, unintentional.
•During the week ofJune 3-9, the Delta Town-ship Fire Departmentresponded to 54 EMS and17 fire runs : one EMSassist to establish a safework zone, one gas lead,one gas/other flammableliquid spill, six medicalassists/EMS crew, twomotor vehicle accidentswith injuries, one downedpower line, two uninten-tional smoke detector acti-vations, no fire, one smokeor odor removal, two unau-thorized burnings.
• During the week ofJune 17-23, the departmentresponded to 71 EMS and17 fire calls: two buildingfires, six medical assists/EMS crew, one motorvehicle accident with inju-ries, one motor vehicle/
pedestrian accident, onegasoline/other flammableliquid spill, two downedpower lines, one goodintent call, one dispatchedand cancelled enroute, twoEMS assists to establish asafe work zone.
• During the week ofJune 24-30, the departmentresponded to 45 EMS callsand 17 fire calls: one pas-senger vehicle fire, oneEMS rescue incident other,one medical assist/EMScrew, one motor vehicleaccident with injuries, onegas leak, three smoke/odorremoval, one assist policeor other governmentalagency, three unauthorizedburnings, three calls dis-patched and cancelledenroute, three smokescares, one steam/vapor/fog/dust thought to besmoke, one malicious/mischievous false call, onecarbon monoxide detectoractivation due to malfunc-tion, one smoke detectoractivation/no fire.
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Continued from previous pageResale shopremains open
LANSING - In spite ofsome detours, the St.Lawrence Hospital ThriftySparrow Resale Shop isopen. There are greatvalues at this shop whichnot only features qualityclothing for the entirefamily, but also householditems, books, jewelry,home decor, collectiblesand more. Not only do theproceeds go to SparrowHospice Services, but theshop also works with Eve’sHouse to assist womenand children impacted bydomestic abuse. ThriftySparrow is located at theSt. Lawrence campus, 1210W. Saginaw, in the Outpa-tient Building, lower level.Hours are from 8 a.m. tonoon Mondays, 8 a.m. to2 p.m. the first and thirdWednesdays, and 2 p.m. to5 p.m. every Friday. Dona-tions are welcome duringshop hours.
Now acceptingunwanted medications.Call for an appointment!
■ Event location is releasedwhen appointment isscheduled
■Due to the high costsinvolved with these pro-grams, it is important thatappointments be honoredonce scheduled. If cancella-tion is unavoidable, pleaseprovide 48 hours notice.
■ Electronics and small elec-tric appliances are acceptedfor FREE
■Any item brought to thecollection that is deemedunacceptable will bereturned to the participant.Please call the departmentif you have a questionabout a specific item.
■ Please call the departmentprior to the event.
■ July 15th, 2011in Charlotte 2-6 p.m.
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Monday, June 20
• In the 2800 block of W.St. Joseph St, a Lansing residentreported finding a car on fire atthis location. LTFD responded tothe scene.
• At 111 S. Waverly, AsteraCredit Union, it was reportedthat two checks that were stolenfrom the complainant’s check-book were cashed at this loca-tion.
• At W. Michigan Ave andClare, officers reported arrestinga female subject for a Felonywarrant out of Eaton County.The subject was turned over toECSC.
• At 3700 Old Lansing Rd,YMCA, it was reported thatsomeone threw a rock throughthe driver side window of a vehi-cle and stole a purse.
Tuesday, June 21
• At W. Michigan Ave and S.Rosemary St, an officer reportedarresting a female subject forDisorderly Begging. The subjectwas lodged at Ingham CountyJail.
• During a traffic investi-gation at W. Saginaw St andEdgemont, an officer reportedarresting a male subject for asecond offense of Driving While
License Suspended. The sub-ject’s moped was released to alicensed driver.
Wednesday, June 22
• In the 2800 block ofW. St. Joseph St, a residentreported smelling and seeingsmoke coming from the eves ofthe out building on her property.Lansing Township Fire Depart-ment arrived to extinguish thestructure fire.
• At 3700 W. Saginaw St, RiteAid, an officer reported investi-gating a prescription fraud thatoccurred on 6-20-11.
Thursday, June 23
• In the 200 block of N. GraceSt, a male subject reported thathis Higher One credit card wasstolen out of his wallet whilehe was at this location. It wasreported that the credit card wasused at numerous locations.
• In the 600 block of N. Cath-erine, the owner reported thatafter evicting two subjects, therefrigerator was stolen from theresidence.
• In the 2600 block of W.Kalamazoo St, a female subjectreported that she was assaultedby a male subject driving aDodge Durango when he deliber-
ately bumped into her with thevehicle.
Friday, June 24
• LTPD officers assisted LPDat Newton and E. Grand RiverAve with perimeter points whileLPD investigated an armed rob-bery.
• At 1601 S. Waverly, FlapJack Shack, officers reportedinvestigating a breaking andentering. Officers reported locat-ing a broken window. Officersadvised that the suspect madeentry into the building.
Saturday, June 25
• During a Narcotics Inves-tigation at Mifflin and MichiganAve, an officer reported detain-ing a female subject for possess-ing prescription Methadone thatwas not prescribed to her.
Sunday, June 26
• At 611 S. Waverly Rd,Spuds Family Restaurant, offi-cers responded to a Breakingand Entering call at this location.Officers reported finding awindow broken with a largestone and entry was gainedthrough the window. Severalitems were reported damaged.
• Officers responded to aBreaking and Entering call at3004 W. Main, Dispatch. Officersreported that the main doorhad been pried open, allowingaccess to the foyer. The door intothe main part of the businessremained secure.
• Officers responded to aBreaking and Entering at 1701S. Waverly Rd, Subway. Officersreported that entry into the rearhallway was gained through therear door.
• Officers reported inves-tigating another Breaking andEntering at 1701 S. WaverlyRd. Officers reported finding therear door to Fine China priedopen. The owner of the businessreported an undisclosed amountof cash was taken.
• At 3216 W. Main St, Burke-wood, the assistant managerreported that an air conditionerwas stolen from one of therooms.
• At 635 S. Waverly Rd,Bonilla’s Hair Salon, the ownerreported her business had beenbroken into and an undisclosedamount of cash had been taken.
• During a Narcotics Inves-tigation at W. Michigan Ave anClement St, officers reportedarresting a 17 year old male sub-ject for possession of marijuanaand tobacco.
• In the 200 block of N. Deer-field, a resident reported thatsomeone attempted to break intoher detached garage.
Monday, June 27
• At 321 S. Waverly, formerlyMediterranean Bronze Tanning,officers responded to a breakingand entering call after an EatonCounty deputy reported findinga pried door at the back of theplaza.
• In the 1100 N. Fairview,it was reported that someonebroke into a vehicle and rum-maged through it. The complain-ant reported that nothing wasmissing, but that a window hadbeen broken.
• In the 400 block of N. Grace,a resident reported that someonehad slashed two tires on his vehi-cle that had been parked in thedriveway at this location.
• During a traffic inves-tigation at W. Michigan Aveand Waverly Rd, officersreported arresting a male sub-ject for Driving While LicenseSuspended-Multiple, ImproperPlate, and Fraudulent Registra-tion. The subject’s vehicle wastowed from the scene. The sub-ject was subsequently turnedover to LPD at the scene on oneof their warrants.
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CHARLOTTE — It bringsupwards of 28,000 peopleto the Eaton County Fair-grounds every July.
To nearby residents theEaton County 4-H andYouth Fair is a close-to-home summer escape, butorganizers say the six-daytradition — which will runJuly 11 to 16 this year — isthe result of a year’s hardwork and dedication.
Randy Johnson has beena member of the 15-seatfair board for 12 years.
He said the group ismore than an overseeingauthority for the fair — itis also the caretaker forthe fairgrounds, with itsvolunteers at a moment’snotice rolling up theirsleeves to repair barndoors and remodel build-ings.
“Being on the fair boardis like having a secondjob,” admitted Johnson.“We are a working board,fixing things on thegrounds. We only contractout things that we have to.”
In fact, in the past yearthe fair board — whichincludes a licensed electri-cian and mechanic — com-pletely remodeled KardelHall, put new floor drainsin the barns were studentsshowcase their livestock
and performed generalupkeep on other buildings.
Johnson said thoseinvolved don’t mind.“We’re here for the kids,”he said. “We like what wedo.”
Small profitsTheo Savage is the
board’s vice president anda 27-year veteran with thecounty’s fair. He said lastyear the event — whichincludes everything frommidway carnival rides, toarts and crafts and grand-stand events like demoli-tion derby — brought in$60,000.
Any profits made oneyear are used to financenext year’s fair. Savagesaid the event has neverlost money, but simplybreaking break even hasbeen a struggle someyears.
Savage said last yearpeople turned up at thefair, having decided not tospend money on a vacationaway from home. He hopesto see more of that thisyear. “I’m hoping we get alot of people, local people,who can’t go on vacationand will come down to thefair even if they haven’tbeen here for a few years.”
If they do, fair-goerswill find one $5 admissionsfee at the gate. Ridesand grandstand events cost
extra — but Savage pointsout that many visitorssimply want to see the 4-Hexhibits and animals.
TraditionAccording to Jennifer
O’Neal, the county’s 4-Hextension educator, themajority of the area’s 6504-Hers, ages 5 to 19, takepart in the fair.
They showcaseperforming arts skills,crafts includingwoodworking and sewingand they show and sell var-ious animals.
“Fair is to a 4-Her whatthe finals are to a bas-ketball team,” said O’Neal.“They work all year longpreparing for the opportu-nity to show what they’velearned.”
Young people who bringanimals to the fair care forthem from September toJuly.O’Neal said the expe-rience hones their care-taking and leadershipskills and teaches budget-ing and marketing tech-niques.
“Most of the kids aredown there all week, everyday,” she said.
Johnson said both of hischildren are in 4-H andtake part in the fair. “4-Hand FFA are two of thebest leadership programsyou can put your kids in asfar as I’m concerned,” he
Goat judge Erin McCarthy (R) and Ethan Burk’s goat Luke connect during judging last yearat the Eaton County Fair in Charlotte. Ethan and Luke recieved the grand champion prizein the Cart and Pack Suitability judging. GREG DERUITER/LSJ.
said.Older members,
through their example,provide younger membersleadership lessons.
“A 13-year-old, to a 7year old, is a hero in 4-H,”she explained. “That’s themagic of it.”
OptimisticSavage said the animals
and their young owners,
the 4-H projects and theiryouthful creators, arereason enough for peopleto attend the fair.
The tractor pulls,music, motor cross, ridesand traditional fair food
are usually attractions forout-of-town visitors.
“People come out fromLansing, DeWitt, Okemosand Jackson,” said Savage.“We want them to keepcoming.”
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Valid Only at 3 Denny’s Locations Below
7730 W. Saginaw Hwy., Lansing - 323-21102701 E. Grand River, E. Lansing - 351-0421
7800 W. Grand River, Grand Ledge - 622-2167Coupon not valid with any other offer including $2,$4,$6,$8 menu. Expires 7/31/11.
By Phone: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pmToll Free 877-475-SELL or 877-391-SELLBy Email: 24 hours a day, 7 days a [email protected] Fax: 24 hours a day 7 days a week517-482-5476
In Person: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm239 S. Cochran Ave., Charlotte, MI 48813
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LICENSED FAMILY DAY-CARE has FT/PT openings.Mon.-Fri., any age. Lg.fenced in yard, preschoolprogram, field trips, firstaid & CDA. 517-285-2207
DANSVILLE: 5 FAMILY sale.Fri. July 15, Sat. July 16, 9-5. Girls toddler bed,clothes, toys and a lotmore. 1487 S. Clark Rd.
EATON RAPIDS TOOL Sale.Sat. July 16, Sun. July 17,9am-6pm. Hand tools andpower tools, misc. items.11382 E. Plains Hwy. Noearly sales.
ST. JOHNS: JULY 13 thru Ju-ly 16, 9am-3pm. Movingsale, kids toys, furniture,housewares. 821 N. SpringSt. St. Johns, 48879
ST. JOHNS: JULY 15 & 16,10-5pm. Twin girls 0-3tclothes, bottles, toys,cookbooks, books, roomAC, misc. household. 1623E. Maple Rapids Rd., 1 3/4mile east of US-27 towardsEureka.
75TH COMMUNITY GARAGESALE/ FLEA MARKET ATTHE MEGA MALL, SUNDAYJULY 17TH 10-3. MUSIC,FOOD, AND TONS OFGREAT DEALS. NO ADMIS-SION CHARGE. VENDORSPACE AVAILABLE, ANY-BODY CAN BE A VENDOR.15487 OLD 27, NORTHLANSING 517-487-3275WWW.THEMEGAMALL.NET
75TH COMMUNITY GARAGESALE/ FLEA MARKET ATTHE MEGA MALL, SUNDAYJULY 17TH 10-3. MUSIC,FOOD, AND TONS OFGREAT DEALS. NO ADMIS-SION CHARGE. VENDORSPACE AVAILABLE, ANY-BODY CAN BE A VENDOR.15487 OLD 27, NORTHLANSING 517-487-3275WWW.THEMEGAMALL.NET
ATTENTION NEW PARENTSDELTA TWP., Fri.7/15 andSat. 7/16.....8am-6pm babyclothes/items,(High chair,exersaucer, walker, activi -ty table and car seats),shoes, children’s clothing,women’s clothing, Woodendrafting tableOak cabinet w/ ctop4619 GRANDWOODS DR.
HUGE CHURCH SALE 1330 E.Grand River, Lansing. July14, 15 & 16, 9-5pm. Cloth-ing, books, Xbox, antiquedinette set, householditems, & much much more.
1141 CHRIS J Dr. N. offCreyts & Saginaw. July15-16 8-6 Avon, new-born to adult clothing,household items, &misc.
1309 S. CLINTON, St. Johns,Sat., July 16, 8-2 books, fur -niture, toys, women’sclothing, boys clothing,much misc.
1818 W. WALKER Rd., be-hind St Johns Motel. July14-16 Antiques, Uniques &Junk.
2180 ASPENWOOD DR,HOLT , July 16th 9am-2pmTHIS IS A MULTI FAMILYGARAGE SALE. DirectionsSouth Washington Ave toMoorewood Farm subdivi -sion.
5739 MT. HOPE Hwy., GrandLedge, July 14th and 15th 9a.m. to 5 p.m. antiques, ap-pliances, books, clothingand accessories,collectibles, electronics,furniture, kitchen items,M100 South to Mt. Hope,turn East, located 1/2 mileon North side
ANNUAL GARAGE SALE atHome on the Farm AFC,4551 East Kinsel, Charlotte.Baby & household items,clothes 0-16, misc. furni -ture. July 16, noon-6 p.m.
B A T H / D E W I T T 4 2 7 2Ballentine, Near RoundLake Rd. off S. Chandler.July 15 & 16, 9-5, Lots ofHollister, Aero clothes,nice jewelry, womensclothes, glassware, someantiques & furniture, toys.
BLOOMQUIST ESTATESERVICES SALE. 354 S.BRIDGE, DIMONDALE. Fri. &Sat., July 15 & 16. 9 to 2.South across bridge. Loa-ded house w/ 1965 Corvairconv., 40s mahogany din-ing set w/ 6 chairs 4 leaves& pads, dropside harvesttable, dinette set, mahog.desk, upholstered sofas &chairs, antique birds eyemaple vanity w/ triple mir-ror & dresser, 40s Klingdresser, 60s Kroehlerbedrm. set, single bed, 60scoffee table, bookcases,lamps, prints & pics, man-tle clock, coll. of over 100camels, glass & china, Car-ousel china set, cup & sau-cer coll., lots of kitchenwares, sm. appl., micro-wave, bedding, linens, sew-ing, Kenmore sewingmach., tv’s, dvd & vcr,books inc. bird, old fat tiregirls bike & hi chair, toys,Christmas, a few tools &much more. Numbers at 8Fri., no early garage, homeat 9. Next week: Lansing.FULL SALE DETAILS + pic-tures at:www.estatesales.net
DeWitt-Estate Sale ofStan Elliott, Wed, July 13thru Fri., July 15 from 8am-4pm. 13829 Schavey Rd.,DeWitt, MI.Sale includes large collec-tion of misc. tools & equip-ment from Stan’s SawShop from Lansing, 1979Dodge Diplomat, 1995Buick Century Custon,American Steel Carport,Furniture, Appliances,Home Furnishings, Glass-ware, Antiques,Collectibles & much more.
Numbers will be passedout the 1st day at 7:00am.
DEWITT HUGE SALE Lots offurn., household goods,womens clothes small &large-16-22, elec. & pushlawn mowers, bicycles, toomuch to list. Something foreveryone. 606 Birchwood.July 14, 15, 16, 9am-4pm.
GARAGE SALE Fri. & Sat. Ju-ly 15 & 16, Fri. noon-8, Sat.9-4. Mobile room air condi-tioner, vintage toys, com-puter table, NASCARdiecast cars, childrensbooks, antique bottles,many stuffed animals,collectibles, misc. Greatprices. 6257 Ferris Rd., Ea-ton Rapids. From PlainsRd. S on Waverly, 1 mi. toFerris, E 1/4 mi. to sale.
GRAND LEDGE416 Maple St., July 14 & 15,9am-4pm. Lots of girlsclothes-everything underthe sun, some furniture,misc & holiday items.
GRAND LEDGE 426 JonesSt. July 14 & 15, 9-5 and Ju-ly 16, 9-1. Two 4-postertwin beds, mattress & boxsprings, wingback chairw/ottoman, Ethan Allentea cart, mini frig., brassfull size headboard, patiochair cushions, electriclawn blower, scrap-booking & stamping sup-plies, quilting patterns andcheater panels, and manyother items.
GRAND LEDGE Ra v inesCommuinity Yard Sale. 855W. Jefferson, Lot 75. Sat.,July 16, 9-5. Rain date July17th. 2 black iron baker’sracks, 1 mission style cof -fee table, fruitwood col-ored cabinet, small Toroelectric start snowblower,pictures, glass Christmasdishes, misc.
HASLETT 1414 TonawandaDrive. Thurs-Sat., July 14-16, 9am-5pm. Huge 2 Fami-ly Yard Sale. Salt & peppershakers, holiday decor,flower pots, Tupperware,mens & womens golf club& alot more treasures.
HOLT: FRI. JULY 15, Sat. Ju-ly 16, 9-4. Books, clothes,golf bag, household goodsand other misc. items.1968 Dean Ave.
HOLT GARAGE SALE July15-16, 8-5. 5530 GreatLakes Dr. Washer/dryer -furniture. Mens/womensclothing, bedding, yarditems, & many misc. items.
LESLIE 1800 OLDS RD.E. of 127. Thurs., Fri. &Sat., July 14, 15, 16, 9-4.Huge Garage Sale.
MASON - LARGE, Multi-Family Sale. July 15-17. Fri& Sat 9-5, Sun 12-4. Furni-ture, clothing, household,kitchen, office supplies,books, decor, home im-provement, rototiller, andmuch more! 1234 Lamb Rd,east of Okemos Rd.
MULLIKEN/SUNFIELD10498 Clinton Trail (M-50)Corner of M-50 & SunfieldRd. July 15 & 16, 9amFurniture, appliances,clothing, household goods.
NORTH EAGLE AREA20+ HOMES- MANY FAMIL-IES. July 16 9-4, Rain/Shine.Maps available. AntiqueDishes, Baby items, Toys,Furniture, Housewares,Bikes. Pool Table, Estateitems, Organ, Scooter, Mo-torcycle, Corvette. Camp-ing gear, Tires, Food Sta-tion. MUCH MUCH MORE!!!OFF I96 TAKE EAGLE EXIT-M100 CLOSED
PORTLAND 15085 CutlerRd., 3 mi. E. of Portland.July 14 & 15, 9am. Uprightfreezer, file cabinet, exer-cise equipment, house-hold, electronics, dresser,window a/c unit, toys,tools, tween girls clothes.
PORTLAND 3 FAMILY GA-RAGE SALE 7756 KNOX RD.Antiques, leather loveseat& chair, old clocks,namebrand teenage &children clothes, vintagetable & chairs, lots more.Thurs 9-6 & Fri. 9-noon.
PORTLAND 5900Clarksville Rd. at KeeferRd. July 15-16, 9-5. Anti-ques, furniture, babyitems, kid’s clothes, toys,collectibles, kitchen items,sm. appliances, air condi-tioners & misc items.
PORTLAND APARTMENTSAnnual Yard Sale Fridayand Saturday July 15 & 16from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.To many different items tolist. Located at 1800 LillianBlvd. Portland, MI 48875.
PORTLAND MOVING SALE244 S. Lincoln St., Fri. &Sat., July 15 & 16, 8 am.Hand & power tools,household items, antiquefurniture and manycollectibles. Furniture,plumbing, electrical, gar-den, dishes, sporting &hunting goods, pressurecooker & canning jars,Christmas items. Muchmuch more.
PORTLAND Still MeadowsSubd. Garage Sale.Exit 76 off 96. Friday only,July 15, 8am-8pm. Severalhomes. Furntiure, babyitems, household, tools,lots of clothes, Christmasitems. many misc.
ST. JOHNS2060 SECRETARIAT LANEBingham Farms Subd. Sat.July 16, 9am-4pm. MULTI-FAMILY SALE. Kids items,toys, & misc.
ST JOHNS3400 E. Price Rd. July 15 &16, 9am. Antique windows,door, mens/ladies 1X-3Xclothes, outside christmasornaments, push mower,dbl. bed frame, screenroom, kitchen, dishes,
ST. JOHNS BARN Sale: July14, July 15, 9-5. Household& kitchen items, desk,some furniture, teen girlmisses clothing, books,guy stuff, lots of misc.2537 Loomis Rd. Loomis/S.Lansing St.
ST. JOHNS: THURS. July 14thru Sun. July 17 9-6. 2lawn mowers, 1 screentent, printers, fishingpoles, mirrors, many itemsfrom the home shop andbarn. 6135 Loomis Rd, justsouth of Price Rd. and 2miles west of 127.
TAG SALE! 5TH ANNUAL
ANTIQUE & COUNTRY
WARES SALE.
ANTIQUE WICKER, SALTGLAZED CROCK, GAR-DEN ITEMS, BOWLS,WINGBACK CHAIRS,PICTURES, TOO MANYITEMS TO LIST.
NO JUNK OR CLOTHING.
FRI.-SAT. JULY 15TH &16TH 9AM-4PM. 4939 E.ST. JOE HWY, GRANDLEDGE. W OF M-100
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July 15-16, 9am-5pm.
ESTATE SALE JULY 15-16FRI.-SAT. 1 0AM-5PM. 3851Doane Hwy., Grand Ledge.70 + years collectibles. An-tiques, household items,glassware, handicapequipment. Everythingmust go. No Early Sales.
LOST 4 yr. old black & whitelonghaired cat. Lansing W.Mt. Hope area. Name Felix,wears name tag. $25 re-ward. Ph. 372-1566 or 749-4198.
LOST JULY 5, femaleBullmastiff, fixed, brindleblack w/ cream. Waverly,St. Joe area. 517 908-1443.
7 YR OLD Shy Female FelineSeeks Home I’m Storm &I’m shy with new folks. Ineed a patient person whowill allow me time towarm up to them. Once Ifeel at home, I’m goodcompany, & fun to havearound. I’m spayed. Canyou find it in your heart togive me a chance to loveyou? Please email orphone soon. [email protected]
8 YR OLD Lovable FemaleFeline Seeks Home I’m Ka-tie & I enjoy naps in laps,gentle strokes down myback, & sharing love withothers. I’m a laid back,gentle, & sweet personali-ty. I’m spayed. Do I soundlike the one you’ve beenhoping to share your lifewith? Please email/phonesoon. [email protected]
ADORABLE PUPPIES!!Dorkiepoos, Fox tese,Maltichon, Papillons,Pompoos, Yorkies (AKC)
BOXER 4 yr old, good withkids & people, not socialw/other dogs, 9 monthsold fawn/brindle, veryplayful, needs good home,Purebreed, no papers, ask-ing $200 each 517-321-6562or 517-712-3771
POM/CHI/YORKIE MIXBORN May 9th, parents onsite, shots, vet checked,wormed, 2 males, 1 fe-male. Parents both under10lbs. Call to qualify. $200.(517)243-2550
2 DRESSERS, single Bunkymattress, older sewingmachines, 2 old manualtypewriters, 2 sewing cabi -nets, din. rm table & 4chairs, gas dryer, bolt oflace curtain material, kidstoys, stuffed animals, 1989Chevy 1 ton pickup, 1993Chevy Sports Van. 517-647-6771
BACKYARD SHEDS & MORE989-834-2028www.bcbarns.com
COMPLETE HOME WORK-SHOP, hand, power toolsand benches 517-349-9458
WANTED: UNWANTEDappliances, air condition-ers, cars, trucks, vans,farm machinery, lawnmowers, campers, hotwater tanks, aluminum orsteel boats, aluminum win-dows or doors, aluminumtoppers, any types of alu-minum or steel siding,4 wheelers, go carts, trail-ers, batteries.All picked up for Free.Call 517-628-2818
ROYAL SPA HOT TUB. Seats8 plus 2 loungers, needscover, asking $1500. Call517-882-6941.
BLACK POWDER RIFLESCalibers- 45, 50, & 54.5 to choose from. $175your choice. 517-367-0612.
A AARDVARK ANTIQUERpaying cash for guns,jewlery, furniture, art &unusual & bizarre items.
517-819-8700
CASH PAID Diabe t ic teststrips. Area’s original, old-est buyer. Friendly & fair.517-505-2726, 888-639-6179
EXTRA DIABETIC TESTSTRIPS? Earn $ & help oth-ers. $5-$20/box. Call 517-256-7221.
WANTED STANDING TIM-BER Paying top prices.With over 30 yrs exp. Weare in great demand forwalnut trees at this time.269-377-3578.
O R D E RENTRY/RECEPTIONIST -Merritt Press, a familyowned company, is look-ing for a qualified individ -ual to fill this position.Please visitwww.merrittpress.comfor further details and toapply.
TRAINCO TRUCKDRIVING SCHOOLDay-Eve-wkend ClassesJob Placement AssistanceClass B Training (1 day)
(517) 887-1600Train Local Save Hasslewww.traincoinc.com
LANSING STATEJOURNAL
$$EARN EXTRA $$SOUTH LANSING AREA$700.00-$900.00PER MONTH
The Lansing State Jour-nal is accepting applica-tions for established cityroutes in the south Lan-sing area. The deliverytimes average only 1 1/2hours daily and 2 1/2hours Sunday betweenthe hours of 3:00 am and7:00 am. You must live inthe south Lansing area.If you would like more in-formation, please con-tact Shawn Withers at(517) 377-1045 [email protected].
LANSING STATEJOURNAL
$$EARN EXTRA $$WEST LANSING AREA$700.00-$900.00PER MONTH
The Lansing State Jour-nal is accepting applica-tions for established cityroutes in the west Lan-sing area. The deliverytimes average only 1 1/2hours daily and 2 1/2hours Sunday betweenthe hours of 3:00 am and7:00 am. You must live inthe west Lansing area. Ifyou would like more infor -mation, please contactWayne Schuette at (517)377-1288 or [email protected].
ONLY $23,900!!
3 Bedroom/2 BathOver 1,600 Sq. Ft.
Attached/Covered 10 x27 Deck
All Appliances, W/D,Central Air
New Furnace, PetFriendly,
Holt School DistrictFinancing Avail.
NO APPLICATION FEES!Call Sun Homes atKensington Meadows
BY OWNER Newly remod-eled 2 bdrm. home inGrand Ledge schools.Home is move-in ready.Features new kitch., newbath, lg. master bdrm.w/refin. hardwood floors &lg. closet, lg LR w/refin.hardwood floors, fin. recroom in bsmt., new doorsinterior/ exterior, all newwindows & plumbing; 2.5car carage. Lots of stor-age. $82,000. 517-775-0000
NEW CONSTRUCTON1247 W ildflower, Holt. 3bdrm., 2 1/2 baths,$124,900. 517-290-4829.
326 BANBERRY SOUTH.CADGEWITH FARMS . 3bdrms., 2 baths, 90% re-modeled & updated, allnew top end appliances inAug. ’07. $55,000. Age re-striction 54 & up. OpenHouse July 10 & 24, 1-4pm.517-331-4238, if no answercall 517-371-1101.
LAKEFRONT 1994 HOME,7 mi. n. of Perry on privateall-sports lake. 2900 sq. ft.,4 b.r., 2.5 ba, vaulted ceil-ing, fireplace, 2 level walk-out. Priced @ 2003 ap-praisal, VERY creative fi -nancing, buyer must haveexcellent credit/net worth.989 277 3793
OPEN HOUSE LAKEFRONTLake Odessa, 3 bedroom, 2bath, 1520 Virginia Street,Sat & Sun. July 16-17 &July 23-24, 1-4 p.m. 517-204-2081.
NEED A CHANGEOF SCENERY ?
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*$8,500 for double wide*$5,500 for single wide*$199 Starting Site
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NO APPLICATION FEES!Contact:
Kensington Meadowstoday as sites are
limited!1-888-605-2237
www.relocatemyhouse.comExpires 9/30/2011 EHO
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF DELTA7710 W. SAGINAW HIGHWAYLANSING, MICHIGAN 48917
Notice is hereby given that the Delta Township Planning Commissionwill conduct a public hearing on Monday, July 25, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. atthe Delta Township Administration Building to consider rezoning thefollowing described property from RB, Low Density Residential, to B1,Local Service Commercial:
Case Number: 6-11-9
Applicant: Dan Buonodono7900 W. Herbison RoadGrand Ledge, MI 48837
Property Address: 4906 W. Mt. Hope Hwy., Lansing, MI 48917
General Location: Northwest corner of W. Mt. Hope Highway andMarcy Road, being the property formerly known as Joseph’s PartyStore.
The application, the Delta Township Zoning Ordinance and the Town-ship Zoning Map are available for public inspection between thehours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in the Communi-ty Development Department, Planning Division. A written analysis ofthe rezoning request will also be available approximately one weekprior to the public hearing date. Please call Jeff Huard, Assistant Di-rector, at 323-8560 if you have any questions or require any addition-al information.
Sincerely,
DELTA CHARTER TOWNSHIP
JANICE VEDDERTOWNSHIP CLERK
Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services whoare planning to attend Township meetings or hearings should contactthe Clerk’s Office by writing or calling in advance (323-8500) to in-form the Clerk’s Office of the date of the meeting/hearing that will beattended. Copies of minutes may be purchased or reviewed in theClerk’s Office from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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1225 WILLOW STREET,Grand Ledge. Newly reno-vated 2 bedroom unit nowavailable. Close to townand shopping. $495 + Util-ities. Call 517-243-1225www.WillsPropert y .comWills Property Manage-ment, LLC
ST.JOHNS-INCOME BASED2 BDRM. TOWNHOMES.Beautiful Park setting.Close to schools & shop-ping. Laundry hookup.SUNTREE APARTMENTS1100 Sunview Dr.989-224-8919 EHO
GRAND LEDGE - seniorhousing -overlooking river- one bedroom furnished -smoke free - referencesrequired. phone 627-5818
HASLETT$0 deposit
Large 2 bdrms.from $495.Ph. 337-1133phgrentals.com
HASLETT -5705 Potter, near lake.Large 2 BR. 1.5 bath, fire -place, central air. Utilityroom with washer / dryerhookup. No pets, $595/mo.incl. water. Call 517-372-8000 or 517-349-8345
HOUSINGDISCRIMINATION?Call The Fair HousingCenter at: 1-877-979-FAIR.
MASON -3 bdrm. fireplace, cen-tral air, washer/dryer.Summer Special from
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3 bdrm. 1 bath home!!!Completely RemodeledThe Meadows of St. Johns
989-224-7707
WILLIAMSTON 3 bdrm., 2bath, recently redecorat-ed, air, 2 car garage,screened in sunroom.$900 mo. 517-881-8776.
PORTLAND MOBILE HOMEfor Rent or Rent w/optionto buy.Private Country Lot1300 sq. ft.Huge Yard1/2 mile from I96Large covered deck 2 bed-rooms, 2 BA, Den$575/mo + utilities NoPetsNow taking applications(517)647-7168
HOUGHTON LAKE- Clean 2bdrm cottages, excellentswimming, use of row-boat. $375 wk. Availablewk of July 9 & Aug. Call989-422-4896 or 517-927-3839.
LAKEFRONT COTTAGEOn Duck Lake, near Crys -tal. Sleeps 6+, hot-tub,kitchenette, Direct TV, rowboat, canoe, paddleboat.Firepit, gas grill. $350/wk.989-435-4045
OUTBOARD MOTORS-USED 2 through 25HP,some longshaft, someelec. start, 2 line pres-sure tanks, 517-663-0576
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF DELTA7710 W. SAGINAW HIGHWAYLANSING, MICHIGAN 48917
Notice is hereby given that the Delta Township Planning Commissionwill conduct a public hearing on Monday, July 25, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. atthe Delta Township Administration Building to consider a special landuse permit for an Automobile Wash Establishment the following de-scribed property:
Case Number: 6-11-8
Applicant: Soapy Joe’s Car Washc/o Eric Harrison940 E. Saginaw HighwayGrand Ledge, MI 48837
Property Address: 6008 W. Saginaw Hwy., Lansing, MI 48917
General Location: North side of W. Saginaw Highway betweenGarfield/Worthmore Ave. and Mall Drive West. The site is currently avacant structure (originally built as a single family home) that hasbeen used for a variety of retail establishments.
The application, the Delta Township Zoning Ordinance and the Town-ship Zoning Map are available for public inspection between thehours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in the Communi-ty Development Department, Planning Division. A written analysis ofthe rezoning request will also be available approximately one weekprior to the public hearing date. Please call Jeff Huard, Assistant Di-rector, at 323-8560 if you have any questions or require any addition -al information.
Sincerely,
DELTA CHARTER TOWNSHIP
JANICE VEDDERTOWNSHIP CLERK
Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services whoare planning to attend Township meetings or hearings should contactthe Clerk’s Office by writing or calling in advance (323-8500) to in-form the Clerk’s Office of the date of the meeting/hearing that will beattended. Copies of minutes may be purchased or reviewed in theClerk’s Office from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
DWN/GLI-936210 7/10/11
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF LANSINGSYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED MINUTES
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THECHARTER TOWNSHIP OF LANSING WAS HELD AT THE TOWN-SHIP OFFICES LOCATED AT 3209 WEST MICHIGAN AVENUE,LANSING, MICHIGAN ON TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 2011 AT 7:00P.M.MEMBERS PRESENT: Supervisor Daher, Clerk Aten, Treasur-er RodgersTrustees: Masseau, Rodgers, HarrisMEMBER ABSENT: Trustee MitchellALSO PRESENT: Michael Gresens, Attorney
ACTION TAKEN BY THE BOARD:Meeting called to order by Supervisor Daher.Minutes of meeting held on June 7, 2011 approved.Agenda approved.Ordinance 31.166 regarding Planning Commission adopted.Attorney authorized to proceed with litigation involving twotownship properties.Claims approved.
John Daher, SupervisorSusan L. Aten, Clerk
DWCN/LCCN-935245 7/10/11
DELTA CHARTER TOWNSHIP7710 W. Saginaw HighwayLansing, Michigan 48917
517-323-8560
N O T I C E O FBOARD OF REVIEWM E E T I N G
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF:
THE BOARD OF REVIEW OF DELTA CHARTER TOWNSHIP,EATON COUNTY, MICHIGAN:
DATE OF MEETING: Tuesday, July 19, 2011
PLACE OF MEETING: Delta Township Administration Building7710 West Saginaw HighwayLansing, MI 48917
TIME OF MEETING: 8 a.m.
PURPOSE:
The authorities of the Board of Review in their July session are limit -ed to correcting the Homeowners Principal Residence Exemption sta -tus and to correcting qualified errors previously verified by the as-sessing officer. A qualified error is a clerical error or a mutual mis-take of fact. The Board of Review does not have the authority to re-view the valuation where no qualified error was made.
DWN/GLI-936208 7/10, 17/11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE MICHIGAN COM -MUNITY COORDINATED CHILD CARE ASSOCIATION
Creditors of The Michigan Community Coordinated ChildCare Association, a Michigan nonprofit corporation (the "Cor-poration"), are hereby notified of the following: (a) the Cor-poration was dissolved effective June 2, 2011, pursuant toSection 801(c) of Act 162 of 1982, as amended; (b) all cred-itors of the Corporation shall file any claims they may haveagainst the Corporation in writing to The Michigan Communi-ty Coordinated Child Care Association, c/o MiAEYC, 839 Cen-tennial Way, Suite 200, Lansing, MI 48917 (Attn.: Cheryl Hall),which claims must include: (i) a description of the item,transaction or event which created the claim; (ii) the datethe claim was created or the obligation was incurred; (iii) theamount of the claim or an estimate of such amount; (iv) theclaimant’s name, address and telephone number; and (v) cop-ies of invoices and other materials necessary for the Corpora-tion to make a reasonable judgment whether the claimshould be accepted or rejected; and (c) any claim against theCorporation shall be barred unless a proceeding to enforcethe claim is commenced within six months after the publica-tion date of this notice. This notice is given pursuant to sec-tion 841 of Act 162 of 1982, as amended.
DWCN-934492 7/3, 10, 17/11
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGON A SPECIAL LAND USE PERMIT REQUEST
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF DELTA7710 WEST SAGINAW HIGHWAYLANSING, MICHIGAN 48917
Notice is hereby given that the Delta Township Planning Commissionwill conduct a public hearing on Monday, July 25, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. inthe Delta Township Administration Building regarding the followingrequest:
Case No. 6-11-10: At this hearing the following described parcel, lo-cated on the northeast corner of US-27 and West Mount Hope High-way, at 4214 West Mount Hope Highway, will be considered for a Spe-cial Land Use Permit for a Commercial Garage and Truck Leasing fa -cility.
Legal Description: That part of the East ½ of the West ½ of theSoutheast ¼ and of the West ½ of the East ½ of the Southeast ¼, ly -ing Southeasterly of the Southeast Line of relocated Highway US-27,except the East 259.83 feet thereof, Section 24, T4N R3W, Delta Town-ship, Eaton County, Michigan
Petitioner: Nathan W. Shipley1602 W. Shiawassee StreetLansing, Michigan 48915
The application, the Delta Township Zoning Ordinance, Zoning Map,and a written analysis of the Special Land Use Permit request will beavailable for public inspection between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m., Monday thru Friday in the Planning Division. Please call GaryBozek, at (517) 323-8560 for further information.
Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services whoare planning to attend Township meetings or hearings should contactthe Clerk’s Office by writing, or by calling (517) 323-8500, in advanceto inform the Clerk’s Office of the date of the meeting/hearing thatwill be attended. Copies of minutes may be purchased or reviewed inthe Clerk’s Office from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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