FREE but priceless Presorted Standard US Postage Paid Permit No. 81 Cedar Springs, MI The Showcasing Cedar Springs & Reaching around the world ~ www.cedarspringspost.com Vol. XXX No. 27P Friday, July 7, 2017 STServing Northern Kent County and parts of Newaygo and Montcalm Counties July fourth fun The past week has been do you do for fun over the escape the onslaught. They a great one for family, Independence Day hol- were placing rubber bands friends, food, and lots of iday?” wrote Janet. “At on the watermelon when it fun! We asked you to send our house we exploded a exploded! us your photos and show us watermelon with rubber Janet said they saw the what you did for fun over bands. With everyone tak- slow motion videos of the Fourth of July holiday, ing turns and two additional something like this on AFV and you sent us some great trips to purchase more rub- and decided to try it them- photos! ber bands, it took us almost selves. Thanks for sending Michelle Adrianse took 2 hours and 595 rubber it our way! some great fireworks pho- bands before the watermel- On pages 8-9, see photos tos. Thanks for sending on gave into the pressure.” from your neighbors and them to us! In the photo you can see some we took of the Sand Joe and Janet VanDyke their son-in-law, Adam Lake parade. It looks like sent us a great photo show- Callis, and granddaughter, everyone had great fun! ing us what they did. “What Morgan Callis, trying to
O-negative blood needed DNR confirms presence of a for girl battling cancer cougar in Lower Peninsula She’s had to wait for a life-saving blood transfusion due to lack Photo taken in Bath Township, Clinton County of area donations. For many, St. Patrick’s Day is a day to celebrate Irish heritage. For Tegan Rose, of Spring Lake, March 17, 2017 was the start of her cancer treatment. She turned 11 years old two days later. “Her lucky four-leaf clo- ver sticker didn’t turn out to be so lucky,” said Angela Rose, Tegan’s mom, before correcting herself. “Actual- ly, if you look at it, it turned out to be really lucky—we caught the cancer early.” Tegan is now in remission, but has to undergo chemo- Cutline1: Eleven-year-old Tegan Rose is being treated for cancer and needs O-negative blood—a rare blood type. therapy over the next year or two. And with that comes a a time when blood donations can go to help save people This photo was submitted to the DNR from a Haslett resident. The cougar is just behind the mailbox on the need for blood, a sometimes are at their lowest – there is across Michigan – including right side of the road. difficult task because of her currently a critical need for Tegan. blood type: O-negative. O-Negative blood dona- Michigan Blood is the pri- The Michigan Department the DNR’s Rose Lake State Cougar Team reviewed the People with that blood type tions. That’s why Michigan mary provider of blood and of Natural Resources has Wildlife Area. The individu- photo and visited the site can only receive O-nega- Blood is working to get blood products for more than confirmed the presence of a al reported that he spotted a where it was taken, determin- tive blood, and because only enough donations to help 60 hospitals in Michigan, cougar—also referred to as a large cat in his headlights as ing that the animal in the photo nine percent of Michigan’s people just like Tegan. including Spectrum Health, mountain lion—in Bath Town- the animal attempted to cross was a cougar. population has that blood Anyone with O-Negative Metro Health University ship, Clinton County. This is a road. He captured the pho- “Even with this verification, type, it’s been an issue for blood who donates twice of Michigan Health, and the first time the presence of tograph as the cougar turned questions remain, especially the preteen. between July 10th and Octo- Mercy Health St. Mary’s. a cougar has been verified by back from the road into an area regarding the origins of the “We were at the hospital ber 31st will be entered for a Donations given outside of the DNR in Michigan’s Lower of thick vegetation. animal,” said Kevin Swanson, and Tegan needed blood, but chance to win a YETI cooler Michigan Blood do not have Peninsula. The picture was made avail- DNR wildlife specialist and we had to wait for someone filled with Michigan-made direct local impact. Donat- On June 21, 2017, a Haslett able to the DNR June 26. A member of the agency’s Cou- to drive it over from De- merchandise. What’s more, ing blood with Michigan resident took a photograph field investigation ensued. gar Team. “There is no way for troit,” said Angela. because O-Negative is the Blood helps save the lives of of an animal from his vehi- DNR biologist Chad Fedewa us to know if this animal is a Unfortunately, summer is universal donor, their blood blood - continues on page 5 cle in Bath Township near and biologists from the DNR’s cougar - continues on page 2 Page 2 The Cedar Springs Post Friday, July 7, 2017 Do you know Michigan State Police Adds 12 New Canine Teams these people? Largest Class of New Teams in MSP History
The Michigan State Po- lice (MSP) is pleased to announce that Michigan citizens will soon bene- fit from the services of 12 new canine teams, as well one replacement team, that graduated from the MSP 2017 Basic Canine School last week, the largest class of new teams in the depart- ment’s history. With this graduating home,” said Col. Kriste ing in various disciplines high work drive. The unit class, the MSP has 43 ca- Kibbey Etue, director of including tracking, nar- provides services in explo- nine teams strategically the MSP. “Today is another cotics detection, building sive, accelerant and cadav- placed throughout the state proud day for the depart- search, area search, prop- er detection, as well as the whose handlers answer ment. This class has the dis- erty search, obedience and tactical entry dog program, calls for service 24 hours tinction of being the largest aggression. which provides services to a day, seven days a week. held and also during our The last Basic Canine the MSP Emergency Sup- The unit handles more than 100th Anniversary year.” School graduation was in port Team. 6,000 requests for service The Basic Canine School December 2015, when six Within the last year, the annually, making it one of is a 14-week intense train- new teams graduated. unit added two black labs to the largest and busiest in ing program conducted The MSP Canine Unit focus specifically on evolv- the country. in-house by veteran MSP was established in 1960. ing crimes. One is trained to “Our canine teams cov- Canine Unit members. The Nearly all of its canines are detect explosives in motion er every area of this great handlers received more than German shepherds due to and one is trained to identi- state, providing an invalu- 500 hours of instruction and the breed’s ability to handle fy high-tech evidence like able service to our law en- the canine teams covered the various functions and computer equipment. forcement partners and the more than 100 miles on stress with intelligent prob- The MSP 2017 Basic Ca- people who call Michigan foot as they received train- lem-solving abilities and a nine School graduates include:
Handler Canine Post Assignment Tpr. David Bellestri Rex Metro South Post Tpr. Ian Fields Boomer Wayland Post Tpr. James Hutchinson Starsky Lakeview Post Tpr. Adam Whited Loki Houghton Lake Post Tpr. David Deuman Chief Gaylord Post Tpr. Jordan Romel Zed Alpena Post Tpr. Larry Rossler Nikko Iron Mountain Post Tpr. Deter Kochan Blask Calumet Post Tpr. Jeff Schrieber Hildago First District Headquarters* Tpr. Parker Surbrook Wilson First District Headquarters Tpr. Ty Purdy Rocko Third District Headquarters Tpr. James Tompkins Drake Sixth District Headquarters Tpr. Tyler Dougherty Odin Seventh District Headquarters
Cougar...continued from front page dispersing transient from a western state, like cougars that have been genetically tested from the Upper Peninsula, or if this cat was released locally.” Cougars originally were native to Michigan, but were extirpat- ed from Michigan around the turn of the century. The last time a wild cougar was legally taken in the state was near Newberry in 1906. Over the past few years, numerous cougar reports have been received from various locations throughout Michigan. Until Mecosta County Sheriff Deputies are looking for help this time, all confirmed sightings or tracks have been in the Upper in Identifying the male and female in these photos in con- Peninsula. Since 2008 a total of 36 cougar sightings have been County sighting may wish to place trail cameras on their proper- nection with an ongoing Investigation. No other info was documented in Michigan’s U.P. To date, the DNR has not con- ties. The DNR encourage citizens to submit pictures of possible available to the Post at press time. Please contact Mecosta firmed a breeding population of cougars in Michigan. sightings for verification. Observations should be reported at mi. County Sheriffs Office with any information by calling 231 Cougars are protected under the state Endangered Species Act gov/eyesinthefield. If you find physical evidence of a cougar such 592-0150 or emailing [email protected]. and cannot be harmed except to protect human life. as scat, tracks or a carcass, do not disturb the area and keep the Interested landowners within the area of the recent Clinton physical evidence intact. Please include any photos with your re- Craft Beer, Wines, Sodas & Great Food port. The odds of encountering Been in an accident? a cougar in the wild are very Brauhaus small, and attacks on humans We’ll Take It From Here are extremely rare. Should you & encounter a cougar: • Face the animal and do not Restaurant act submissive. Stand tall, wave your arms and talk in a • German Tradition loud voice. • Crafted in Michigan • Never run from a cougar or other large carnivore. If chil- Unfiltered beer is Fixing Cars. dren are present, pick them rich in Vitamin B12 Helping people. up so they cannot run. and protein and is • Do not crouch and get on all fours. said to be “good • If attacked, fight back with for the skin” in whatever is available. DO moderation. Greenville Location: Cedar Springs Location: NOT play dead. (616) 754-0307 (616) 696-1830 • Report the encounter to local Collision & Mechanical Services Collision Only Services authorities and the DNR as soon as possible. 95 North MaiN | Cedar SpriNGS 12700 Old 14 Mile Rd NE | Greenville 13399 White Creek Ave NE | Cedar Springs To learn more about cougars, Monday – Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday – Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm CSBreW.CoM | (616) 696-Beer visit mi.gov/cougars. Friday, July 7, 2017 The Cedar Springs Post Page 3 These flags flew: Revisiting Michigan’s POST Highlights In 1919, on a beautiful day in May, sol- News...... pages 1-3 diers of Michigan’s 32nd Infantry Division Church Connection...... pages 4-5 World War I flags marched through the streets of Detroit cel- page 6 Highlighting the state’s efforts to preserve historic battle flags ebrating their homecoming from World Arts & Entertainment...... Outdoors...... page 7 By Eric Perkins, Michigan Department of Natural Resources War I. The division served in the fighting in 4th of July Celebration...... pages 8-9 France and was memorialized by the Sports...... page 11 French army with the nickname, “Les Ter- Voices & Views...... page 11 ribles,” in honor of its ferocity in combat. Legals...... page 12 “In each successive battle, its fighting page 13 was better and its morale improved,” said Business/Professional directory.... Major-General William G. Haan, combat Classifieds...... page 14 commander of the 32nd Division, in a May Bloomin’ Summer...... page 15 6, 1919 news article on the front page of the Detroit Free Press. “It actually fought in the hardest of battles 35 days and as many nights, and smashed through the enemy The lines for a distance of more than 25 miles and never gave away an inch. “It successfully defeated 33 German www.cedarspringspost.comST 36 E. Maple, P.O. Box 370, Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319, divisions, not a few of which were rated P among the best. From the famous 28th phone: 616-696-3655 • fax 616-696-9010 published weekly, USPO third-class POSTal permit #81. German division, known as ‘The Kaiser’s Own’ after three days’ hard fighting it took Publisher: ...... Lois Allen more than 400 prisoners and drove it from Editor/Reporter: ...... Judy Reed the field a broken organization.” Columnist: ...... Ranger Steve Mueller The 32nd Division marching in the Detroit parade upon its return from World War I. (Photo Composition:...... Belinda Sanderson courtesy of Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University). Flags - continues on page 12 Advertising Consultants:...... Lois Allen, ...... Marybeth Ford Office Manager: ...... Mary Randall Check out our website at: Prosecutor rules on M-37 road www.cedarspringspost.com “Both cases show the risks inherent E-mail us at: [email protected] with confronting other individuals over [email protected] rageBy Judy Reed shootingground near a stopped vehi- their driving. Two people died over such [email protected] cle along the road. At least [email protected] According to a statement one of the callers reported arguments, another may be paralyzed. To [email protected] released by Kent Coun- that the shooting was the re- what ends?” [email protected] ty Christopher Becker last sult of some type of road rage —Christopher Becker, Kent County Prosecutor. [email protected] week, charges will not be incident. [email protected] brought against the man who When the Kent County ers at their home on Bailey her and slowed to about 30 News, Advertising & Announcement Deadline: Mondays by 5:00p.m. shot two people during a road Sheriff Department arrived, Road that day, and she was mph, so she tried to pass, but ...... per year rage incident on M-37 in they found two men with driving Donald to his place it then sped up again, and 2017 Subscription Rate $35 May, killing one and injuring gunshot wounds near the of work at the Shell gas sta- wouldn’t allow her to pass. Office Hours: M-TH 10am-5pm • Friday 10am-2pm the other. stopped vehicle. Donald tion on 44th Street in Wy- shooting - continues on page 12 “The prosecution has the Dudley, 20, of Bailey, Mich- oming when the road rage burden of proving beyond a igan, was pronounced dead incident occurred. According reasonable doubt that Rob- at the scene. The other man, to her account, the pickup ert (Chipman) did not act Benjamin Dudley, 18, also truck, driven by Chipman, in self-defense,” explained from Bailey, Michigan, was who was also on his way to Becker. “Based on all of the transported to Spectrum But- work, came up close behind facts and evidence we have at terworth Hospital and n criti- her, and she had trouble see- this time, we cannot meet this cal condition. ing because his lights were burden.” Police also found a third blinding her. She said that The shooting occurred male subject who stated that Benjamin Dudley, who was on May 22, on southbound he had shot both of the men. sitting in the front, waved at M-37 across from the Spar- Robert Chipman Jr., 43, from Chipman to go around. She ta Chevrolet Dealership in Newaygo, Michigan, has a then slowed to allow him to Sparta Township. According valid Michigan Concealed pass. She said the man in the to the Kent County Sher- Pistol License (CPL). pickup then honked his horn, iff’s Office, two 911 callers One of the 911 callers was flashed his brights, and even- reported at about 3:20 a.m. Aja Cruz, 22, of Wyoming. tually passed her. that two people had been She reported to police that She said that after the truck shot and were laying on the she had been with the broth- passed, it braked in front of Woman charged in crash thatA woman has killed been ar- buggy childwas occupied by a rested connection with the 13-year-old and 10-year- car vs. horse-drawn buggy old; both from Carson crash in March that led to City. The youths sustained the death of a 10-year-old multiple injuries and were Carson City boy. transported to Carson City According to the Mont- Hospital and later flown via calm County Sheriff De- Aeromed to Devos Chil- partment, the crash occurred dren’s Hospital in Grand on Fenwick Road west of Rapids with critical inju- Miner Road in Bloomer ries. The 10-year-old later Tiffany Christiansen Township at approximately died. 7:54 a.m. on Wednesday, Neither Christiansen nor currently out on bond. March 15, 2017. her five-year old passenger Police said in the initial Police said that a 2011 were injured. report that speed did not GMC Terrain being driven Police said that Christian- appear to be a factor in the by Tiffany Christiansen, sen has been charged with crash, however the angle aged 24, from Hubbardston, committing a moving vio- of the bright, morning sun was travelling eastbound lation causing death. The may have played a role. The on Fenwick Road when she charge is a misdemeanor horse sustained significant collided with an eastbound with a maximum sentence injuries and was euthanized horse-drawn buggy. The of one year in jail. She is at the scene by the owners. Page 4 The Cedar Springs Post Friday, July 7, 2017 Church Connection
ness compared to how we forgive others. carry a grudge is so strong. Our memory of And, as if that is not enough, the Lord im- what was said calls up the damaging event spiritual notes • announcementsmediately follows • up memories the prayer with a com- over and over through the night. Releasing ment directed specifically at this petition for the offender is not in our nature. forgiveness by adding this comment:“14 For And so the Lord teaches us in this text to if you forgive others their trespasses, your pray. We pray, and plead, and petition our heavenly Father will also forgive you, 15 but God to help us. And when the joy of for- if you do not forgive others their trespasses, giveness comes through the resurrecting neither will your Father forgive your tres- power of Christ, we worship him for the from the Pulpit passes.” (ESV) release it brings us of evil. To not forgive is We are like a boxer reeling on the ropes evil. We know that. And Christ has the pow- after being hit by not just one punch, but by er to break the grip of evil in our lives. How a volley of punches. We reel on the ropes, wonderful it is to come to our Lord and ask not just theologically, but also experiential- of Him to do that which He has done for us. Pastor David Vander Meer ly. As Jesus said, pray then like this. Rockford Springs Community Church Theologically we know that we are for- 5815 Fourteen Mile Rd NE, Rockford, MI 49341 given on the basis of the righteous life and death of Jesus Christ. His work is accept- able to God, and not mine. So clearly the Forgiveness action of forgiveness on our part towards Church When the Lord Jesus Christ taught his 11 Give us this day our daily bread, 12 and others is proof of salvation, not the achieve- disciples how to pray, in Matthew 6: 9-15, forgive us our debts, as we also have for- ment of salvation. But that being said, how Connection he guided them through what we have come given our debtors. 13 And lead us not into vital is this proof for without it we may in- is online @ to call the Lord’s Prayer. Every phrase is temptation, but deliver us from evil. (ESV) deed stand condemned, and not saved. rich in meaning, every sentence is personal But the sentence that shocked us at Rock- Forgiving each other is not an option. cedarspringspost.com and relative to our lives, and every sentence ford Springs Community Church like jump- The requirement of forgiveness towards is God centered and Christ exalting. ing through a frozen Michigan pond is the each other is not removed due to any excus- at home or away... Note the prayer again: 9 Pray then like sentence: “12 and forgive us our debts, as we es I may draft up. we’re just a click away this: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed also have forgiven our debtors.” But we might as well as admit it. We can- be your name. 10 Your kingdom come, your Oh, we want forgiveness, and desperately not forgive without God’s help. Our hurts, will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. need it… but we do not want our forgive- too often, run too deep. Our tendency to Publish Church Your Solon Center Wesleyan Church H I L L C R E S T Community Church of God • Birth Announcement Senior Pastor,Worship Rev. Chadrick 11 a.m. Brown TO KNOW CHRIST AND MAKE HIM KNOWN 22 Mile Road N. to Sand Lake 5994 18 Mile Rd, Cedar Springs, MI 49319 616-696-9333 ServiceSolon TimeCent: e10r am Solon Center Wesleyan Church Senior Pastor Kristi J. Rhodes Assoc. Pastor Mark Robb 19 Mile Road • Wedding Announcement www.scwchurch.org Cedar Springs Wesleyan Church M-46 Summer Worship: Sunday 10:00 am org solonc616-696-3229enterwesleyanchurch.org Nursery & Children’s Church during message Algoma Ave. US-131DirectoryS. to G.R. *Youth - June 21 & Aug. 23 6-7:30 pm *Tuesday - Celebrate Recovery 6:30-8:30 pm Pasto15671r Dou Algomag DiBell Ave., Cedar Springs Just N. of 19 Mile Rd. *Wednesday - Grief Share 6-7:30 pm & Open Prayer 6-7:30 pm • Engagement PastorSummer Doug Worship DiBell - 10AM & SeniorPastor To mPastorHollow aTomy, Mu sHollowayic/Youth June-August Sunday Worship 9:45 AM 15671 St.Algoma AJohnve., Cedar Spri ngPauls Just N. of 19IIMile RdParish. 616-696-3229 * A Welcoming Catholic Church Christian Education Hour 11:15 AM • Anniversary Family Bible Hour 6:00 PM 3110 17 Mile Road | Cedar Springs, MI | 696-3904 12786 Algoma Ave Word of Life Clubs: Wed. 6:30 PM Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:00pm • Sunday Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am & 5:00pm Cedar Springs • Congratulations Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays at 3:00 pm & Sundays at 4:00 pm www.MBC-Cedar.com Adult Bible Study and Prayer jp2-mqa.org | Father Lam T. Le | [email protected] 696-3560 Wednesdays 6:30 PM • In Memory * Mary Queen of Apostles Church FREE west michigan Correspondence Roman Catholic Faith Community Course One W. Maple, Sand Lake | 636-5671 • Thank you Meetingchurch at the corner ofof Park &Chris Elm St., Cedar Springs AvAilAblE Mass Times: Saturdays at 5:30 pm • Sundays at 7:30 am & 9:30 am Sunday Worship: 11am in Sunday Bible Class: 12:30pm (616) 975-2778 Sacrament of Reconciliation: Mondays at 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study: 7pm [email protected] Father Lam T. Le | [email protected]
ChurCh of the fuLL GospeL North KeNt CommuNity ChurCh (since 1946) Non-Denominational • pentecostal Grace Pastor Craig S. Carter 180 E. Lake St. Sand Lake (1 block E. of Traffic Light) 1480 Indian Lakes Rd. NE | Sparta, MI 49345 616.550.6398 for only $20 Sunday School .....10am / Sunday Morning .....11am Service Time: Sundays 10:00 am Sunday Night ..... 6pm Nursery & Children Ministry Provided pastor Gary Giddings (616) 799-0331 without photo www.nkcchurch.org | E-mail: [email protected] $25 with photo Courtland-oakfield united Methodist ChurCh ($5 per additional photo) 10295 Myers Lake Ave.-1.5 Miles South of 14 Mile Rd. PILGRIM BIBLE CHURCH & ACADEMY Interim Pastor: Bill Johnson 866-4298 West Pine Street • 696-1021• Rev. Mike Shiery 50 word limit coumc.weebly.com Sunday School 9:45 *Poetry over 5 lines will be subject sunday Worship : 10 aM enhance fitness: 10 a.m. M/W/f WoRShIP 10:45 aM and 6:00 P.M. to additional fees by length. MIdWeek SeRvIce • WedneSday 7:00 P.M. Cedar Springs Christian Church 340 W. pine St. Pioneer Christian Reformed Church pastor ryan Black: SerMonS online SundayS: on CTA property* Bliss-Witters & Pike non-denominational 10:30 a.M. Cedar Springs Services at Cedarfield Community Center Bliss-Witters & Pike Funeral Home is family owned and MondayS: 616.696.1180 3592 17 Mile Rd. NE (Next to Meijer) Phone: 696-9120 open prayer *NOT affiliated with operated by Kevin and Janet Pike. Our barrier free chapel Creative Technologies Web: www.pioneercrc.org is located one-half mile south of downtown on Northland www.cedarspringschristianchurch.org 7-8 pM Academy (CTA) Sunday Services: 10AM, 6PM Drive. We are available to serve you 24 hours a day, 7 days Cedar Springs Cedar Springs United United Methodist Methodist Church Church a week. 140 S.140 Main S. St., Main PO St., Box PO K, CedarBox K Springs , Cedar Springs Rockford Springs Community Church 616-696-1140616-696-1140 • www.cedarspringsumc.org www.cedarspringsumc.org Pastor David Vander Meer Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] 5815 14-Mile Rd. (3 miles east of 131) • 696-3656 Pastor Jane Duffey www.rockfordsprings.org Sunday Worship Service: 10:15 a.m.Pastor • Coffee Jane Fellowship: Duffey 11:15 a.m. Sunday WorshipSupervised Service: Nursery 10:15 Care a.m. Provided Coffee Fellowship: 11:15 a.m. Sunday WorShip Wednesdays: Food & Faith: 6:00pmSupervised dinner, 6:20-7:00pm Nursery Care Christian Provided Education 9:30am • 5:00pm Wednesdays: Food & Faith: 6:00pm dinner, 6:20-7:00pm Christian Education Sunday School 9:30am
Sunday Morning Worship 10:45am SAND LAKE 13603 Northland Drive Sunday Evening Worship 6pm UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Awana Wednesdays 6:30pm 65 W. Maple St. • Sand Lake • 616-636-5673 Cedar Springs, MI 49319 (Sept. - March) Rev. Darryl Miller • Worship Service 9:30 am (616) 696-1410 Adult Bible Study Wednesdays 7:00pm HaLL RentaL $75.00 (no alcohol) ~ Kevin Pike - Manager, Janet Pike Assistant 233 S. Main Street • 616-696-1630 • www.csfbc.com Call Barb Gould 616-636-5615 EEngagement BB irth nniversary AA EEngagement W edding BB irth M emorial AA nniversary bituary Friday, OJuly 7, 2017 W eddingThe Cedar Springs Post Page 5 TT hankyou! ChurchM emorial Connection nnouncement bituary AA Ospiritual notes • announcements • memories Congratulations ROWENA JOY SMITH ...continued from front page Rowena Joy Smith,hankyou! age 62, of Cedar Bloodpatients in Michigan hospitals. Any Springs,TT went home to be with her heavenly healthy person 17 or older (or 16 father on June 27, 2017 surrounded by her with parental consent) who weighs family. She was born on November 1, 1954 at least 112 pounds may be eligible to Robert and nnouncement Thelma (Rookstool) White to donate, although females age 18 inA AMinneapolis, Minnesota. Rowena was and under must weigh 120 pounds a member of First Baptist Church of Cedar or more. Blood donors should bring Springs where she taught Sunday School for photo ID. To schedule an appoint- 35 years. For years, Rowena served as a camp ment, please call 1-866-MIBLOOD cook for Lincoln Lake Baptist Youth Camp. (642-5663) or schedule online at She was also the church custodian for many https://donate.miblood.org. years. She loved spending time in her yard Upcoming blood drive locations: Tegan Rose and her mother Angela. gardening growing vegetables and flowers. 7/09 - Courtland-Oakfield United Rowena is survived by her husband of 34 Methodist Church, Community Room- SSU, Rockford, 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm years Dale Allen Smith; daughter, Katherine 10295 Myers Lake NE, Rockford, 8:30 am 8/14 - Resurrection Lutheran Church, Nar- Joy (Curtis) DeJong; grandson, Cameron to 1:30 pm thex, 180 Northland Dr., Sand Lake, 2:00 pm ngagement Dean DeJong; granddaughter DeJong; 7/12 - Heritage United Methodist Church, to 7:00 pm EE brother, Dan (Shelly) White; in-laws, Steven Fellowship Hall, 19931 W Kendaville Rd., 8/14 - Spectrum Health - United Hospital, Smith, Michael Smith, Sharon (Jeff) Russell, Pierson, 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm Conference Rooms Sides A and B, 615 S. Rose (Warren) Wright, Margaret (Robert) 7/13 - Sparta Area Donor Site at Spar- Bower Street, Greenville, 10:00 am to 3:00 irth Parks, Vince (Brenda) Smith, Joani (Mike) ta United Methodist, Lower Level Dining pm BB Spicuzza, Debbie (Rob) Swider, James Room-2nd Floor, 54 E Division St., Sparta, 8/15 - Cedar Springs Area Donor Site at Smith; best friend, Sue VanEnk and several 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm Cedar Springs United Methodist Church, BRANDEnniversaryN GOLLER nieces and nephews. She was preceded in 7/14 - Spectrum Health - Gerber Memorial Gym, 140 S Main St., Cedar Springs, 12:30 AA death by her parents. Visitation was held Hospital, Blood Bus, 212 S. Sullivan Street, pm to 7:00 pm Branden Goller, son of Daniel Goller a Wednesday, July 5, 2017, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 Fremont, 7:00 am to 1:00 pm 8/16 - Greenville American Legion Post Cedar Springs High School alumnus, and p.m. at First Baptist Church - Cedar Springs, 7/18 - Cedar Springs Area Donor Site at 101, Community Room, 1320 W Washing- grandson of Betty Goller, a longtime Cedar with funeral services following at 12:00 Cedar Springs United Methodist Church, ton St., Greenville, 11:00 am to 7:00 pm Springs resident, startededding medical school at p.m. with her brother Reverend Dan White, Gym, 140 S Main St., Cedar Springs, 12:30 8/19 - Knights of Columbus/Holy Family W officiating. Memorials may be made to assist MichiganW State University. His family and W Catholic Church, Carpenter Hall, 425 S State pm to 7:00 pm friends congratulate Branden on the work the family. Please share your memories of 7/19 - Montcalm Township Hall, Meeting St, Sparta, 8:30 am to 1:00 pm he has invested thus far, and wish him luck Rowena online at www.fieldsmckinley.com. Hall, 1880 S. Greenville Road, Greenville, 8/19 - West Michigan Annual Car Show, emorial Arrangements by Fields-Mckinley Funeral on hisM journey. 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm Blood Bus, 6767 Belding Rd., Rockford, and Cremation Services 7/19 - Spectrum Health - Big Rapids, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Classroom, 605 Oak Street, Big Rapids, 8/21 - Casnovia Area Donor Site at Casno- bituary 10:00 am to 4:00 pm via Reformed Church, Meeting Room, 72 S O 7/22 - Rockford High School, Farmer’s Main St., Casnovia, 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm JODY LYNN SCOTT Blessed is he who, Market, Downtown Farmer’sMarket, 39 S. 8/22 - Our Lady of Consolation, Church Main St, Rockford, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Commons, 4865 Eleven Mile Rd., Rockford, Jody Lynn hankyou! having nothing to 7/25 - VFW POST 2335, Hall, 1050 W 12:00 pm to 7:30 pm Scott,TT age 39, Main St, Mecosta, 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm 8/23 - St. Charles Catholic Church & passed away say, refrains from 7/26 - Kent City High School, Library, 285 School - Greenville, McKinney Hall, 505 unexpectedly N Main St., Kent City, 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm Lafayette Street, Greenville, 2:00 pm to 7:00 on Wednesday,nnouncement giving wordy 8/07 - Rockford Area Donor Site at the pm JuneAA 28, 2017 Community Cabin, main room, 220 N Mon- 8/23 - Trinity CRC- Youth Group, Com- at her home. roe St., Rockford, 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm munity Room, 660 S. 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Arts/entertPark event. This is a free event where everyonea is welcome.inment Bring the family down & a dish to pass and enjoy dinner ometown and yard games in the park before the movie starts! This year’s Christmas in July movie will be “Arthur Christmas”. th JOKE Happenings Saturday July 15 over 90 businesses & vendors will HHHometown Happenings articles are a community service participate in Christmas in July Sidewalk Sales. #27 for non-profit agencies only. Due to popular demand f the for placement in this section, we can no longer run all Mobile Food Pantry o Week articles. Deadline for articles is Monday at 5 p.m. This is July 15: The Mobile Food Pantry will be at Red Pine Bible Where is the BC? not guaranteed space. Articles will run as space allows. Church, 17195 Red Pine Drive, Kent City, MI 49330 on A rather old-fashioned lady was planning a vacation th th Guaranteed placement is $10, certain restrictions may Saturday, July 15 and August 12 at 10 am. Registration in the Upper Peninsula. She wrote a letter to the camp- apply. You now can email your Hometown Happenings to begins at 9:30 am. Through Feeding America West ground asking for a reservation. She wanted to make [email protected] please include name Michigan. Contact person: Jerry Miller 616-262-5769. #27 sure the campground was fully equipped but didn’t and phone number for any questions we may have. know quite how to ask about the toilet facilities. She just Summer Camps at HCNC couldn’t bring herself to write the word “toilet” in her Family Movie Night “The Shack,” Free July 18,27, Aug. 7,17: It’s summer, and here at Howard letter. Christensen Nature Center, that means our camps are After much deliberation, she finally came up with the movie! underway! These are the exciting camps left before summer old fashioned term “Bathroom Commode,” but when July 8: Based on the bestselling book, “The Shack”.” Free ends! Archery: July 18-20, Survival: July 27-28, Team she wrote that down, she still thought she was being too Admission, free popcorn, free lemonade and reasonable Building: Aug. 7-11 & Aug. 21-25, Jr. Backpacking: Aug. forward. So she rewrote the entire letter and referred to soft drinks. Showing at the Cedar Springs United Methodist 17-18. For more details please Contact us at 616-675-3158 the “Bathroom Commode” simply as the “B.C.” Does Church, Fellowship Hall, Saturday July 8th at 7:00 pm. or go to our website www.howardchristensen.org. #27 the campground have its own “B.C.?” is what she actu- #26,27b ally wrote. Teens Cook It! at KDL Well, the campground owner wasn’t old fashioned at all, Southern Gospel Concert at East July 20,31: Food enthusiast Mandy Thompson is back and when he got the letter, he couldn’t figure out what the Neslon UMC to lead you on a fun, food filled cooking adverture. Pre- lady was talking about. That “B.C.” really stumped him. July 8: Internationally known touring group, Keepers of registration required. Thursday, July 20th at 6 pm at Spencer After worrying about it for several days, the campground the Faith Quartet, will be at East Nelson United Methodist Township KDL, 14960 Meddler Ave. Gowen and July 31st owner finally came to the conclusion that the lady must Church, 9024 – 18 Mile Rd., Cedar Springs on Saturday, at 1:30 pm at Nelson Township/Sand Lake KDL, 88 Eighth be asking about the location of the local Baptist Church. July 8th at 6:30 pm. You don’t want to miss this amazing St. 616-784-2007, www.kdl.org. #27 So he sat down and wrote the following reply: group of singers. Their message is certainly powerful and “Dear Madam, their music superb. Please come and invite your friends Fiber Jewelry Making at KDL I regret the delay in answering your letter, but I now for an evening of inspiration! The concert is free; a love take the pleasure in informing you that the BC is locat- July 22: Participants will be introduced to the art of offering will be taken. For more information call 616-696- ed nine miles north of the campground and is capable needle felting and use this process mixed with embroidery 0661. #26,27p techniques to create a broach or another piece of jewelry to of seating 250 people at one time. I admit it is quite a take home with you. For adults. All supplies are included. distance away if you are in the habit of going regularly, Praise the Lord at Cowboy Church Pre-registration required. Saturday, July 22, 1:30 pm at but no doubt you will be pleased to know that a great July 9: 2nd Chance will be having Cowboy Church on Nelson Township/Sand Lake KDL, 88 Eighth St. 616-784- number of people take their lunches along and make a Sunday, July 9th at 6 pm. It will be at 2nd Chance School 2007, www.kdl.org. #27 day of it. They usually arrive early and stay late. at 810 – 17 Mile Rd. Cedar Springs (corner of 17 Mile and The last time my wife and I went was six years ago, and it was so crowded we had to stand up the whole time Olin Lakes Rd). The message and music will be shared by VBS at Resurrection Lutheran Church Wayne Jarvie, who sings country gospel music. Invite your we were there. It may interest you to know that right now July 24-28: Vacation Bible School at Resurrection Lutheran family and friends. Cowboy Church will be every 2nd there is a supper planned to raise money to buy more and Church, 180 Northland Drive, Sand Lake will be held th seats. They are going to hold it in the basement of the 4 Sunday of the month. Each service will have different July 24th - 28th from 6 to 8 pm. Ages 4 years old to sixth people sharing God’s word and music. Cowboy Church BC. grade (entering). For registration information, please email I would like to say that it pains me very much not to will introduce you to 2nd Chance and its vision. The school [email protected] or call 616-636-5502. #27- is in the building stage, which when completed, will teach be able to go more regularly, but it is surely no lack of 29b troubled teens through God and the horse. If you have desire on my part. As we grow older, it seems to be more questions, call 616-293-2150. See you there! #27 of an effort, particularly in cold weather. If you decide American Pickers to to come down to our campground, perhaps I could go Wolverine SkyHawks Model Airplane with you the first time, sit with you, and introduce you to July 12: Come out to the Wolverine SkyHawks Model all the folks. This is really a very friendly community.” Airplane Landing Strip at 13540 West St., Cedar Springs on film in Michigan This Joke of the Week is Wednesday, July 12th at 6 pm. Students have a chance to win Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz, and their team are excited to brought to you by a model airplane all ready to fly! Hotdogs & Chips available return to Michigan. They plan to film episodes of the hit for $2 donation. Bring your own drink and lawn chair. Sit series American Pickers throughout the region in August back and enjoy the show. High winds and/or rain date: July classic kelly’s th 2017. A Finer Family Restaurant and Catering 19 at 6 pm. #27 American Pickers is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of antique picking on the History 356 North Main St., Cedar Springs Potluck Picnic, Movie and Sidewalk channel. The hit show follows Mike and Frank, two of the (616) 696-0620 Sales most skilled pickers in the business, as they hunt for Amer- July 14,15 : Christmas in July Community Potluck Picnic ica’s most valuable antiques. and Movie in Morley Park: The fun starts Friday, July 14th They are always excited to at 6 pm in Morley Park. This year the Cedar Springs area find sizeable, unique collec- Chamber of Commerce has decided to add a community tions and learn the interest- potluck/picnic to the Christmas in July movie in Morley ing stories behind them. As they hit the back roads from coast to coast, Mike now Showing and Frank are on a mission DIGITAL Movies at the to recycle and rescue forgot- ten relics. Along the way, the Kent theatre Pickers want to meet charac- ters with remarkable and ex- ceptional items. The pair hopes to give his- torically significant objects a new lease on life, while learning a thing or two about July 7 • 8 • 9 America’s past along the ShowtimeS: Movie Tickets way. Fri: 6:00PM • 9:00PM Mike and Frank have seen sat: 3:00PM • 6:00PM • 9:00PM $ suN: 3:00PM • 6:00PM ONLY a lot of rusty gold over the 3.00 years and are always look- 8 N. Main St. • Cedar Springs American Pickers is produced by Cineflix Productions for History. New episodes air Mondays at 9pm EST 616-696-SHOW ing to discover something www.kenttheatre.com 7469 on History. coming Soon: they’ve never seen before. They are ready to find extraordinary items and hear fasci- that the Pickers can spend the better part of the day looking Wonder Woman nating tales about them. through, send us your name, phone number, location and American Pickers is looking for leads and would love to description of the collection with photos to: July 14-16 July 21-23 explore your hidden treasure. If you or someone you know [email protected] or call 855-OLD-RUST. *Planned movie titles may be changed by the distributor has a large, private collection or accumulation of antiques You can also contact us on facebook: @GotAPick. Fire City Fellow
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Ranger Steve’s Nature Niche Outdoors By Ranger Steve Mueller Deer in the city Green tip mystery Mysteries in nature niches are always present to please and challenge us. An article in one of the papers where my column appears suggest- ed a mystery “Ranger Steve” might try to solve. Fortunate- ly, I had already worked on it about 30 years ago. A recent article from the Ranger Steve Mueller Howard Christensen Nature Center posed a question about the green mystery in the Red Pine Alley forest where the ground is covered with green bough tips that accumulate during the winter. I have not contacted HCNC to clarify the location yet but I think they meant to describe the green on the floor of the “enchanted forest.” During the 20 years I was director at HCNC, I noticed branch tips from Norway Spruce accumulated all winter on Ed Bremmer, who lives on West Muskegon Street within the city limits of the forest floor. The spruce forest next to Red Pine Alley Cedar Springs, shared some photos with us of a deer family that likes to hang is known as the “Enchanted Forest” and that is where the out in his backyard. He said that this is the second year that the doe has had green on the forest floor increases all winter. Perhaps some- triplets. What a beautiful family! Thanks, Ed! thing similar occurs in Red Pine Alley. The enchanted forest has canopy openings that allow sun- beams to light carpets of moss. The scattered carpets appear as electrified green glowing ground cover. Enchanting car- pet glow provides its own mysterious experience for all that Back to the nest: Falcons return to walk the forest on Nature’s Habitats Trail. I think the trail has been rerouted to circumvent the enchanted forest since I left but we can still peer into the forest. Michigan bridges Walk into the enchanted forest repeatedly from fall to spring to notice the growing number of branch tips on the Fast facts: ground. Trees self-prune branches that do not produce more • A pair of peregrine falcons food energy than they consume. Lower branches that do has returned to nest on the not receive adequate sunlight to produce abundant sugar Portage Lake Lift Bridge are sealed off by the tree and die. Trees spend energy pro- again this year, successfully ducing new growth on sun-exposed branches, where nee- hatching three chicks. dles can produce more sugar than they consume. For some • Another pair of the endan- mysterious reason those sun-exposed branches are the ones gered falcons successfully shed in winter. nested on the Sault Ste. Ma- Branches from the tree trunk produce tip buds that in- rie International Bridge, crease their length. Lateral buds grow side branches from where the birds have been trunk branches. Buds formed in the summer have embry- returning for years, hatch- onic tissue ready to expand branch length and width when ing four chicks. spring arrives. Waiting all winter encased by protective bud • The DNR recently installed scales, the highly nutritious bud tissue is ready for spring’s an upgraded nesting box burst of growth. at the Portage Lake Lift It took me a few years to discover why the forest floor DNR wildlife technician Brad Johnson examines the wing of a peregrine falcon chick after suc- Bridge, built by area stu- was covered with spruce branch tips. At first the mystery cessfully attaching a leg band June 23. The bird was one of three that hatched at a nest box on made no sense for trees to shed branch tips exposed to sun. the Portage Lake Lift Bridge this year. (MDOT photo) dents. It would not benefit the tree to lose new growth buds that Peregrine falcons have re- towers. A pair of falcons dis- provide the best sunlight exposure. Self-pruning occurs at turned to the Portage Lake Lift covered the nesting site the the base of branches closest to the trunk where sunlight is Bridge between Houghton and next spring and has raised a more limited. Hancock again this year—the total of 12 chicks there. But, in Why were branch tips being shed? During summer, red same nesting spot, but this year recent years, the Michigan De- squirrels find choice insects, bird eggs and other food to with a choice between new and partment of Natural Resources sustain themselves. When winter arrives, food is not abun- familiar nests. (DNR) has noticed the boxes dant. Red squirrels hungry for winter nutrition eat the buds The Michigan Department were showing signs of wear. along the sides of branches. In the process, they sever of Transportation (MDOT) Enter some enterprising high branch tips that fall. All winter branch tips increasingly ac- installed two nest boxes at the school students. cumulate and cover the understory. 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Sand Lake 4th of July Celebration July 4th, 2017 Sand Lake 4th of July Parade
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Mini-golf and go-carts at AJ’s family fun center. Shared by Cassandra Enjoying the beautiful weather on the Muskegon River. Mudding in Newaygo with these crazies. Shared by Jessica Ellis My daughter, Millie, 4 (on the left) won the pig at the greased pig con- Cramer Shared by Linda Giuliano Moore. test on Sunday night! Shared by Chelsea Kulak
Sara DeMull and her girls enjoyed carnival rides! Driving the boat with Grandpa on Rose Lake, Leroy, Fred, Stephanie, Sam Myers and Morgan Ostrom at Silver Lake Sand Dunes hav- Michigan. Shared by Brandee Rainone ing a great time! Shared by Fred Myers
Sullivan (4), Berkley (6) and Clare Trisha Dart shared that she had a new Amanda Heydon Gerhardt took her niece Emily, 13, riding her horse, Ruby. We went on a 10 Addilynn playing at the park, stopped playing Armstrong Showing our Amer- baby. from the Seattle area to Lake Michigan for mile trail ride. Shared by Stacie Minard for a minute so mom could take a pic. Shared ican Pride in style!!! Shared by the first time. Shared by Amanda Gerhardt by Courtney Van Wagoner Clare Armstrong Friday, July 7, 2017 The Cedar Springs Post Page 9
Sand Lake 4th of July Celebration July 4th, 2017
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My daughter, Millie, 4 (on the left) won the pig at the greased pig con- Sand Lake carnival. Lane, 6, and Kyah, 2, enoying rides on the 4th of July. Shared by test on Sunday night! Shared by Chelsea Kulak Dana Eady
Maddy, age 4, flying her first kite! Shared by Richelle Johnson
Kaylee (5) and Ashlee (2) enjoying the sand Jennifer Closser and her All American girls Ayden, age 5, enjoying the demolition derby in lake carnival. Shared by Jennifer Shain wished everyone a Happy 4th. Sand Lake. Shared by Bridget Smith
Addilynn playing at the park, stopped playing for a minute so mom could take a pic. Shared by Courtney Van Wagoner Zoe Castor and Katelin Kooiman canoeing on independence day waiting Bryce, age 6, and Peyton, age 3, having fun on the car- Landon Prater camping in Hesperia. Shared by Andrew Prater for fireworks. Ware Lake, Sand Lake. Shared by David John Castor ousel in Sand Lake. Shared by Anne Gaylord Page 10 The Cedar Springs Post Friday, July 7, 2017 Bloomin’Summer
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Friday, July 7, 2017 The Cedar Springs Post Page 11 SportS Voices / views Cedar View 55 meter Ticket to Work puts people back dash champions By Mark Schumann inBy: Vonda the VanTil, Social driver’s Security Public Affairs Specialist seat On the final day of school, June 7, the entire student body Social Security encourages people to rejoin the of Cedar View Elementary went to Red Hawk Stadium for workforce when they are able. Ticket to Work is our the 55 meter dash finals. free and voluntary program that helps people get vo- On May 31, all of the students participated in the annual cational rehabilitation, training, job referrals, and other field day. Students were active in 9 different events, with employment support services. winners crowned in the football kick, tennis ball toss, soc- This program is for people ages 18 to 64, who are re- cer kick, jump rope contest and 55 meter dash. The other ceiving disability benefits, and need support re-enter- 4 non-competitive events were: gunny sack race, hurdles, ing the workforce or working for the first time. While kickball and the free play area. many disabled individuals are unable to work and may The first place and second place boy and girl from the 55 never be able to return to work, we know that some meter dash races on May 31 moved to the championship are eager to try working again. Work incentives make event on June 7. it easier to work and still receive health care and cash The final results were: benefits from Social Security while providing protec- 4th grade boys champion: Sawyer Smith tions if people have to stop working due to a disability. 4th grade girls champion: Cora Gonzales Social Security works with employment networks Vonda VanTil is the Public Affairs Specialist for West Mich- 5th grade boys champion: Eli Howland to offer beneficiaries access to meaningful employment. Em- igan. You can write her c/o Social Security Administration, 5th grade girls champion: Ja’Kayla Finley ployment networks are organizations and agencies, including 3045 Knapp NE, Grand Rapids MI 49525 or via email at von- state vocational rehabilitation agencies that provide various [email protected]. employment support services. Some services they may help with include résumé writing, interviewing skills, and job Baseball tryout & leads. Ticket to Work gives individuals the opportunity to choose from several employment networks. Participants are free to Post Scripts hitting camp talk with as many employment networks as they want be- fore choosing one. If someone signs an agreement with an employment network, they’ll help the individual develop an NOTICE employment plan. Social Security reviews their progress to- The Cedar Springs Post welcomes letters of up to 350 ward achieving the goals of their employment plan every 12 words. The subject should be relevant to local readers, and months. If they are making timely progress in their return to the editor reserves the right to reject letters or edit for clarity, work plan, they will not have a medical review of their dis- length, good taste, accuracy, and liability concerns. All sub- ability during the time they’re in the program. missions MUST be accompanied by full name, mailing ad- Many people have successfully completed the Ticket dress and daytime phone number. We use this information to verify the letter’s authenticity. We do not print anonymous to Work program. Anyone interested in the Ticket to Work letters, or acknowledge letters we do not use. Writers are program should call the Ticket to Work Helpline toll-free at limited to one letter per month. Email to news@cedarspring- 1-866-968-7842 (TTY 1-866-833-2967). More information spost.com, or send to Post Scripts, Cedar Springs Post, PO on the program is available online at www.socialsecurity.gov/ Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319. work.
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Page 12 The Cedar Springs Post Friday, July 7, 2017 Legal NOTICES Public Notice PUBLIC towNshiP of sPeNcer NOTICE couNty of KeNt, MichigaN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TOWNSHIP OF SOLON Planning Commission of the Township of Spencer, COUNTY OF KENT, MICHIGAN Public Notice Kent County, Michigan will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, August 9, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. at the PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Summary of the Special Spencer Township Hall, 14960 Meddler Ave., Gowen, Planning Commission of the Township of Solon Meeting of the cedar Michigan, on the application of the Kent County will hold public hearings on July 26, 2017, at 7:30 Dispatch Authority for a special land use for the p.m., at the Solon Township Hall, 15185 Algoma Springs city council construction and use of an approximately 300 foot Ave., NE, Cedar Springs, Michigan, to consider tower and antenna and related electronic equipment and receive comments on the following proposed thursday, June 29, 2017 on lands commonly described as 14171 16 Mile Road amendments to the Township Zoning Ordinance. 7:00 p.m. NE, also commonly known as the Kent County Sheriff Neighborhood Vehicle Sales. Section 9.02.E, Honor Camp, and legally described as follows: Automobile related service establishments, cedar Springs city Hall would be amended to permit neighborhood vehi- W 1/2 SE 1/4 * SEC 36 T10N R9W 80.00 A. cle sales establishments in the NC Neighborhood 66 S. Main St. Information concerning the requested special Commercial District under certain conditions. cedar Springs, Michigan land use is on file and may be examined at the 2365 - 17 Mile Road. A request to rezone the Spencer Township offices during Township office following described property from the AR Agricul- The meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m. by hours. All interested persons may attend the tural Residental District to the NC Neighborhood Mayor Gerald Hall. The Pledge of Allegiance was public hearing and be heard with regard to the Commercial District has been received and will recited. Six councilmembers were present. Joel requested special land use. Written comments be the subject of a public hearing: Frank and Donna Frank addressed the Council may be submitted to the Township office, at the during the Public Comments. There were no above-stated address up to the time of and during 2365 - 17 Mile Road, NE public hearings scheduled. The agenda was ap- the public hearing. proved. Discussions were held on: Elm Street The South 416 feet of the West 208 feet of Garage Mural, Pedestrian Crosswalk Signs, and Dated: July 7, 2017 the East 472 feet of the Southeast 1/4 of the Clock tower Inscription. Action taken: Radar PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE the Southeast 1/4 of Section 28, Town 10 Speed Sign, Morley Park rental and electric, and TOWNSHIP OF SPENCER North, Range 11 West, Solon Township, Library Services Agreement. Council comments Kent County, Michigan. were heard. The Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 Cruz reported yelling between the three, with the Dudleys p.m. A complete copy of the minutes is available calling the driver a b--- for his driving, and seeing the driver These proposed zoning ordinance amend- in the office of the City Clerk and will be posted swing at Donald. Donald then pushed Chipman against the ments are available for review at the Township on the City’s website upon approval. truck and Benjamin joined him. She then reported hearing a offices at the above-stated address. gunshot and saw Benjamin go flying into the road and drop All interested persons may attend the public Dated: July 7, 2017 Rebecca Newland on the ground on his back. She then heard two more shots and hearings and comment on the proposed amend- City Clerk saw Donald falling to his left side, holding his face. She said ments. Written comments may be submitted to 616.696.1330 she heard the driver yelling, “What now b--?” as she quickly the Township offices, at the above stated ad- drove a safe distance down the road to call police. dress, up to and including the time of the public Benjamin reported that his brother told him to beat up the hearings. driver, and that he (Donald) was going to beat him up, too. However, Benjamin said he wasn’t looking to fight. Dated: July 7, 2017 Benjamin suffered three wounds. One shot went through the PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE ...continued from page 3 left forearm and passed through into his left hip; the other shot TOWNSHIP OF SOLON ShootingShe said it then sped up again. Cruz said this made the Dud- went into the left side of his chest and continued on into the ley brothers angry, and they told her to speed up and catch right side of his back. Donald was shot in the face. The bul- the truck. She said she increased her speed to about 80 mph, let went into his left cheek and traveled through his brain and but the truck continued to pull away, and finally slowed for a lodged in the right occipital region. yellow light, which allowed her to catch up. The brothers were According to Becker, the appropriate use of deadly force in Flags...continued from page 3 mad, and Benjamin wanted to throw a water bottle at the truck, self-defense is a factual question and each case is different. He One French newspaper praised the performance of the divi- but she wasn’t sure if he did. She passed the truck at abut 65 said the main question in this case is whether Chipman had sions’ soldiers. After only a brief training period they, “made a mph; the truck then passed her again, and then suddenly pulled an honest and reasonable belief that he was going to be hurt magnificent showing when under fire…neither the French, who off the side of the road and stopped. Donald and Benjamin told on the side of M-37 that morning. A jury would be advised to fought beside them, nor the enemy, whom they hurled aside, will her to pull in behind him, which she did. look at the circumstances as they appeared to Chipman that dispute their right to the title of ‘terrible.’” Cruz said before she even had her car in park, the Dudleys morning. Another French reporter described the dangers the Michigan both jumped out and went to the truck. She stayed in the car. The car was not forced to stop behind him; there was a troops faced in combat, saying, “One can scarcely imagine the dif- Benjamin Dudley’s statement mirrored what Cruz told dep- strange car behind him on a deserted dark road in the middle of ficulties of the fighting in this country…with deep valleys…and uties. the night; there had been reckless driving between the two ve- honeycombed with holes making admirable machine gun shelters. Prosecutor Becker said that Chipman’s statement surpris- hicles; something had been thrown at his truck; and the Dud- These machine guns literally rain bullets.” ingly didn’t vary much from what the other two said, other ley brothers approached him with hostile intent—something The reporter then illustrated the horrors of the poison gas used than who was to blame for the driving. Chipman told officers that both Cruz and Benjamin Dudley affirmed. They assaulted by the Germans, writing, “One does not die from effects of this that Cruz pulled out in front of him on M-37. He said there was Chipman, and he had nowhere to go; and he felt there was a gas, but one is so suffocated or burned that it is humanly impos- enough room, but that the car was swerving all over the road third person approaching to join the assault. That was when he sible to hold the line, and unfortunately the (gas) mask is not an as it got up to 55 mph. He said he couldn’t pass since it was decided to use his weapon. absolute protection.” a no-passing area on M-37. He could tell they were agitated, “The law does not require him to be beaten to the point Now back at home, the men of the 32nd proudly marched be- because someone tried to wave him around. He decided not of death or unconsciousness before he can resort to deadly hind their flags—a pair of banners, one resembling the stars and to pass because it wasn’t safe. When they slowed down to 30 force,” Becker added. “It only requires that the person honest stripes, the other bearing the national crest with an eagle holding a mph, it appeared they expected him to go around, so he said and reasonably believe it is needed at the time he acted, given bundle of arrows and an olive branch. he flicked his bright lights to acknowledge they were trying to all of the circumstances. Given the facts presented here, it is Each flag was emblazoned with the regiment’s number. These get him to pass, and when he got in the passing lane, he sped impossible to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the actions flags, and others, are currently on display at the Michigan History up and passed. He honked as he was passing to let them know of Robert were not lawful self-defense. Therefore, no charges Center in Lansing, a division of the Michigan Department of Nat- he was passing, he said. will be filed.” ural Resources. Chipman said he then got up to about 100 mph trying to get Becker noted that this is the second road rage incident in “The young men of the division are coming home strong and away from the car, but it ended up on his tail. As it passed, the last year where someone has died. The other occurred in clean, smiling and happy, ready to re-enter into competition in civ- someone threw something out the window at his truck. The September 2016 at Kalamazoo and 52nd St. “Both cases show il pursuits,” Haan said. “They ask for no charity. They know there car then slammed on its brakes. Chipman passed the car again, the risks inherent with confronting other individuals over their is awaiting them a square deal in a fair field in God’s own country, then decided to stop on the side of the road and call 911 and get driving. Two people died over such arguments, another may the beauty and glory of which they have learned to appreciate.” the license plate of the vehicle because of what had happened. be paralyzed. To what ends?” remarked Becker. Although Michigan’s World War I soldiers did not carry their He had to stop because his phone was in his lunchbox. The car “No good can come from pulling over to the side of the road regimental flags into battle, as their Civil War predecessors did, then pulled up behind him. He said he only had enough time to and confronting another driver about what they did/did not/or their flags were important symbols representing each regiment’s get his feet on the ground before he was grabbed and pushed should have done with their driving. Find a public place to pull shared sacrifice and heroism. back into his truck. He described being held by one and hit by over; go inside a gas station, store, anywhere there are other According to a post-war memo from Michigan’s adjutant gen- the other one. He thought a third person was approaching with people who may assist or be witnesses and call the police. Let eral, 186,000 Michigan soldiers served in “The Great War,” with something in his hand, and it was then that he decided to use police handle the situation, do not deal with individuals in an- 4,552 casualties. his weapon, a Smith and Wesson 40 caliber semi-automatic other vehicle alone on the side of the road. Nothing beneficial flags - continues on page 13 pistol that was tucked in the small of his back. will occur by confronting another driver.” Boating Library
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Jim McBride “Of the impressive and unwonted scene presented, when the North End Tire & Auto 23903 Hooker Road 3565 17 Mile Rd 616.636.4596 color-bearers of the three score and ten organizations which the Sand Lake, MI 49343 Peninsular State sent to the field stood before the assembled au- (616) 439-3400 Cedar Springs cell 616.255.5847 thorities of the State, supported by their comrades in arms and sur- American War and World War I, has been its adoption program.” Audubon Club. “They provided some of the equipment. Audubon rounded by the thousands of their fellow citizens, holding those For a donation of $1,000, individuals, organizations, schools, bought the cameras, and the DNR and MDOT helped us out and torn and smoke-grimed battle flags in their hands, no true or faith- families and communities can help with the preservation, research, allowed us to put the cameras on the bridge. The feedback so far ful picture can be given,” the newspaper said. and display of the flags by adopting flags in the collection. To date, has been pretty positive. At this point we don’t have a count of the “There are lights and shades, and strong and tender feelings almost 150 flags—mostly from the Civil War—have been adopt- people who visit the site, but it seems like there are quite a few, and memories, stirred which no words can tell or pencil portray. ed, providing the project with much-needed funds. locally and from elsewhere, that visit the site. And we’ve gotten a Rough, stalwart, sturdy men were there, just from the fields and With controlled climate and lighting and special acid-free stor- lot of good comments.” workshops where they have employed themselves in the arts of age racks, the flags are being preserved from further deterioration. At the other end of the Upper Peninsula, another pair of pere- peace since, a year ago, they laid their arms down and returned to Flags from the 32nd Division and other military units like the grine falcons successfully nested on the Sault Ste. Marie Interna- home and its endearments.” 339th “Polar Bears” Regiment, whose members served in north- tional Bridge, hatching four chicks this year. The paper continued to describe the scene. ern Russia, are being exhibited, one at a time, in a special viewing “This site has hatched 24 falcon chicks since 2010, when we “There were others worn and thin and wounded, scars marked window. put in the nest box and started counting,” said International Bridge their limbs and bodies, and not a few there were whose ‘empty Revisiting the state’s military flags, and preserving them prop- Engineer Karl Hansen, “There were more before that but we don’t sleeve’ hung limp and lifeless as did once the arm that fell shat- erly for tomorrow, allows Michigan residents to connect visual- know the number.” Hansen said a falcon cam for the International tered by shell or bullet; and some of these proudly bore the tattered ly with the past, adding depth and color to their appreciation of Bridge is also planned. banners in their remaining hand. wars that gripped our nation and greatly changed Michigan and The chicks at the International Bridge were banded by a DNR “Here too, were grouped in a single line banners and heroes the country. team on June 19, while the Lift Bridge birds were banded on June from every regiment and organizations which bore them in the The Michigan History Museum is located in the east wing of 23. They were also named. The Baraga AutoCADD students and field. Here under the same ‘old flag’ that waved over them in the the Michigan Library and Historical Center, on the north side of MDOT employees settled on naming the Lift Bridge birds Hank, field, the trenches and the deadly breach, what memories returned Kalamazoo Street, two blocks east of M. L. King Jr. Boulevard Esther, and Bridgette. In recognition of Canada’s 150th anniver- and what scenes and battles were gone through again, what camp- in Lansing. sary, this year’s International Bridge bird names honor Canada’s fires brightened to the vision of weary, toiling, foot-sore and hun- For more information, call 517-373 3559 or visit the museum first two men and first two women in space: Marc, Roberta, Steve, gry men.” webpage at michigan.gov/museum. and Julie. From April 1861 to April 1865, Michigan furnished 90,747 men Karen Cleveland, a wildlife biologist with the DNR, said biol- to the Civil War, not counting 1,982 men commuting and 4,000 ogists try to band as many peregrine falcon chicks as they can at Michigan men who served in the units of other states, according to nest sites in Michigan. These color-coded metal bands stay on the the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. falcons’ legs through their entire lives and give researchers a way According to official regimental commander’s reports, Michi- to find out how long they live, where they travel, and whether they gan men engaged the enemy on more than 800 occasions. Of of- Falcons...continued from page 7 are able to raise chicks of their own. ficers serving, 177 were killed, 85 died of wounds and 96 died of Brad Johnson asked if we would be interested in building a pair “Michigan lost its peregrine falcons in the 1960s and 1970s due disease. Among the enlisted men, 2,643 were killed, 1,302 died of of peregrine falcon boxes,” said Baraga Area Schools industrial to the use of DDT and other environmental contaminants,” Cleve- wounds and 10,040 died of disease. arts teacher John Filpus. The idea turned into a multi-class project. land said. “Since conservation efforts started in the mid-1980s, the In accepting the flags, Michigan’s Governor Henry Crapo “There were a few classes that participated in the design and number of peregrine nests has slowly increased. Now there are pledged that, “They will not be forgotten and their histories left construction of the nest box,” Filpus said. “Our AutoCADD class about 40 falcon pairs actively trying to nest statewide, with one to unwritten. Let us tenderly deposit them, as sacred relics, in the worked developing a blueprint for the design of the box based on two new pairs discovered most years.” archives of our state, there to stand forever, her proudest posses- pictures of others built. Some students in Baraga’s wood shop and The peregrine falcon has now been removed from the feder- sion.” construction trades class built the box.” al endangered species list, but is listed as an endangered species Following the dedication of the new Capitol in Lansing in 1879, Filpus said it took the students about a week to learn a little in Michigan, protected by state and federal law. Peregrines have the flags were placed, first in a military museum on the first floor, background about falcons and how nest boxes are built, then de- adapted to city habitats, nesting on tall buildings, smokestacks and then, in 1909, moved to the Capitol’s rotunda. sign the initial blueprint of the box. Building the box took an addi- bridges around the world. Studies have found the birds in this re- The flags remained there until the restoration of the Capitol tional two weeks, with classes working one to two hours per day. gion tend not to nest in the same area where they were hatched, from 1989-1992. At that time, an alarming discovery was made— One box was deployed on March 17, just days before the nest- but spread out across the Midwest. the flags were deteriorating from the effects of constant exposure ing pair returned this spring. The second will be installed before “The restoration of peregrine falcons to Michigan has truly to light, fluctuating temperature, humidity and gravity. the next nesting season. The new boxes feature tough construc- been the result of the work of the DNR with multiple other part- “What years of battle damage could not do to the flags was ac- tion, a trap door in the rear, and a roof that folds down across the ners” Cleveland said. “Whether it’s MDOT providing nest boxes tually being accomplished by these hidden enemies,” said Matt front of the box to prevent chicks from falling out during banding on their bridges or more traditional conservation groups, like the VanAcker, director of Capitol tours for the state of Michigan and operations. National Park Service or Michigan Nature Association, protect- co-chairman of Save the Flags. “The flags were removed from the Webcams, viewable at http://pasty.com/nestbox.html, also have ing nesting sites on cliffs and ledges, their efforts have helped this Capitol and placed in a specially-designed archival storage unit in been installed in cooperation with the Copper Country Audubon species succeed.” the Michigan History Center.” Club to allow people to watch potential nesting activity at both According to VanAcker, “One of the greatest successes of Save boxes. The Flags, our project to preserve, research and display 240 battle “We went ahead and partnered with Pasty.com, an internet ser- flags carried by Michigan soldiers in the Civil War, the Spanish vice provider in the area,” said Phil Quenzi of the Copper Country Award
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