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SHOWCASING CEDAR SPRINGS & Reaching around theST world ~ www.cedarspringspost.com Vol. XXXIV No. 20 Thursday, May 20, 2021P Serving Northern Kent County and parts of Newaygo and Montcalm Counties INSIDE THIS ISSUE Summer Destinations Click it or Ticket By Judy Reed

It’s been a long time since families have been able to get out and have some fun, and with warmer weather finally here, it’s time to start planning that summer get- away! Whether you want to travel across the state, or NEWS - page 2 stay close by, we’ve pulled together some options to Mask order lifted consider. Included are some local day events, as well as full weekend festivals. See them all on pages 7-17. To kick it off, you’ll want to consider the Cedar Blitz Gravel Grinder Bike Race scheduled for Saturday, May 22, 2021 right here in NEWS - page 3 Cedar Springs, and the af- ter party at Cedar Springs Red hawks battle Brewing Company. See their ad on page 13 and read about it on page 15. Sand Lake Village Council censures trustee By Judy Reed approved to meet the cil with respect to the social and adopted Village’s media policy; refusing to sign In an effort to officially Village poli- standards by the social media policy; and show their displeasure with cies, specifi- repeated in- that due to her unwillingness the conduct of one of their cally her re- appropriate to treat Village officials and SPORTS - page 18 trustees, the Sand Lake Vil- fusal to sign personal at- employees with respect, she lage Council voted on Mon- the social tacks on Vil- has brought the Village and Winery earns gold day, May 17, to censure media policy lage Council Council into disrepute. trustee Rachel Gokey. She adopted by member and Gokey doesn’t see her ac- medals abstained from the vote, and the Village employees tions as disrespectful, but the rest of the council voted in Council on during meet- more of a difference of opin- favor of the resolution. February 15, ings; insisting ion. “May this be a wake-up According to the resolu- 2021.” that her input call for the community,” she tion, members of the Village It goes on permit a culture to continue in and opin- said in a statement to the Post. Council are concerned about to say that they have request- which its employees and offi- ions should be given greater “If you ask questions, are they Ms. Gokey’s “ability to han- ed she sign the policy, refrain cials are demeaned privately weight than other council giving you responses? Why dle discussions in a civil man- from interrupting council and publicly, on social media, members; a failure to act in is it such an issue to have a ner, her treatment of Village and public comments, and email, or in person. a spirit of cooperation with difference of opinion? It is of employees, her failure to sign explained that they will not They said she has failed other members of the Coun- TRUSTEE continues on page 20 BUSINESS - page 19 Kent County Credit Union to build new stand- alone branch in Cedar Springs

This rendering shows what the main entry of the new Kent County Credit Union will look like. Courtesy photo. This rendering shows what the drive through area will look like. Courtesy photo. Another business in Ce- 14111 White Creek Avenue, White Creek Ave, south of continued growth gives us success and with it comes and are focused on growing dar Springs is expanding will begin construction on White Creek Lumber. As the opportunity to establish growth. We will continue together now and into the and building a new home in a new standalone branch part of their success and a permanent foothold in the to support our members and future.” which to grow. in Cedar Springs later this growth plan, they are tar- neighborhoods we serve,” their families as we always The credit union has had Kent County Credit summer or early fall. They geting an opening date of said Barbara Page, Presi- have. With this new facility, a presence in Cedar Springs Union, who currently leases will be moving to property Summer 2022. dent/CEO. “Our members we are reaffirming our com- since 2009, supporting space in the mall located at they purchased at 13819 “We are excited that our have been the key to our mitment to this community, BRANCH - continues on page 19 EDITORIAL #20

NEWS Page 2 The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 Page one: *Summer destinations **Kent County Credit Union to build Kent ISD Summer Brain Gain is back *Sand Lake censures trustee Free and affordable learning options for students K-12 Hundreds of educational by grade level for all public, sands of students participating Page two: *Summer brain games options for classes, camps and private and homeschooled stu- and taking advantage of pro- *Click it or ticket learning connections are being dents starting June 1. Courses grams and options developed *Michigan baby names offered for students at all grade will be available to view start- by education experts. It’s ex- levels again this summer as ing May 10 and will be added citing to not only bring much Page three: *Mask order lifted for those vaccinated Kent ISD brings back Summer throughout the month. These of that programming back this *Summer water safety Brain Gain in 2021. After a two-week courses in math, year, but also to offer even year of multiple approaches phonics, literacy, STEM, tech- more options for learning this *OK2Say to teaching, educators from nology and many more topics summer,” said Kelli Brock- ENTERTAINMENT school districts across Kent will begin July 12 with the sec- way, Director of Teaching and Who: All Kent ISD public, ISD are collaborating with ond session starting July 26. Learning at Kent ISD. “The private, charter and home- VOICES AND VIEWS partner organizations to keep MySchool@Kent is joining idea is to bridge the learning are School News Network Ed- District Library, schooled students Cartoon learning going all summer for Summer Brain Gain offering gap between June and the start ucation Everywhere partners Grand Rapids Public all students with many options flexible, online blended learn- of the new school year. “ such as John Ball Zoo, Grand Library and Literacy Where: kentisd.org/ SUMMER DESTINATIONS free of charge. ing for free for middle and In addition to courses, Sum- Rapids Public Museum, Van Center of West Mich- SummerBrainGain *CS Library summer reading Kent ISD’s Summer Brain high school students for credit mer Brain Gain offers students Andel Institute, Frederik Mei- igan. Packets can be When: Registration for *KDL summer reading Gain is a program that provides recovery from their Kent ISD connections to vetted online jer Gardens and Sculpture Park ordered for printing instructor-led courses opens online learning, educational re- public or charter school. Stu- apps, resources and links to and more. All resources are lo- and pick up at library June 1 *Bike race, concerts, other events sources, and printable packets dents must register by June 15 learning that children and cated at kentisd.org/Summer- locations throughout Instructor-led 2-week courses North Kent community concerts 2021 for students in grade K-12 in with their local school counsel- teens can engage in. Summer BrainGain. Grand Rapids and Kent County and Thornapple or. Opportunities are limited Brain Gain also links students Printable packets and links Kent County starting start July 12 and July 26 Fairs and festivals Kellogg Schools. and are expected to fill quickly. and families to educational to Kent ISD’s Summer Brain in June. What: Keep learning going all Michigan historical museums Registration for instruc- “Summer Brain Gain 2020 offerings by area cultural and Gain program are available summer! Newspaper fun page tor-led courses is available was a huge success with thou- community organizations who through partnerships with Kent *Coopersville Marne railway Social Security delivers Summer celebration Remember to buckle up *Jeep invasion the most popular baby *South Haven every trip, every time SPORTS/OUTDOORS Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement May 17-June 6 names in Michigan for **Baseball To remind everyone about the impor- easiest and most effective thing you can do to reduce injuries and *Soccer team photo and names tance of buckling up, the Michigan Office save lives. Buckle up every trip, every time.” 2020 of Highway Safety Planning (OHSP) launched a Click It or Ticket In Michigan, 217 people killed in traffic crashes during 2019 **Tennis seat belt enforcement campaign that runs May 17 to June 6. were not wearing a seat belt. During the 2019 Memorial Day The Social Security Nature niche Officers from police departments, sheriff’s offices and the weekend, there were 11 fatal crashes on Michigan roadways that Administration today an- Michigan State Police will be conducting seat belt enforcement resulted in 13 fatalities. Two of the 13 deaths involved a driver and nounced the most popular BUSINESS across the state during the three-week period. The campaign in- a passenger not wearing seat belts. baby names in Michigan for *St. Julian’s wins gold cludes Memorial Day weekend. In Michigan, the seat belt usage rate in 2019 was 94.4 percent. 2020. Charlotte and Oliver “So often, critical injuries and the loss of life on our roadways The national seat belt use rate in 2019 was 90.7 percent. topped the list. Kent County Credit Union jump could have been prevented with the simple click of a seat belt,” The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) The top five boys and girls Photo by Jakob Owens on SCORE said Michael L. Prince, OHSP director. “Wearing a seat belt is the estimates that seat belt use in passenger vehicles saved 14,955 names for 2020 in Michi- Unsplash. lives nationwide in 2017. Seat gan were: CTA belts are the single most ef- Boys: Girls: Two pages - color fective way to stay alive in a 1) CEDAROliver SPRINGS 1) Charlotte BREWING COMPANY crash. According to the NHT- 2) Noah 2) Amelia SA, buckling up in the front 3) Liam 3) Olivia seat can reduce the risk of se- 4) Henry 4) Ava rious injury or death in a crash 5) Elijah THECEDRITTHE CEDR5) Emma IT by 45 percent. 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FOOD BOOTHS FROM YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANTS! TO SIGN UP! Thursday, May 20, 2021 The Cedar Springs POST Page 3 Whitmer ends statewide mask mandate for fully vaccinated By Scott McClallen | The Center Square ganders, vaccinated ganders ages 16 and older being fully vaccinated. The state has (The Center Square) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer or unvaccinated, also started administering it to Michiganders between the ages of announced on Friday, May 14, that the state health to wear a mask 12 to 15 years old. department would align its policy with the U.S. outdoors. While “The safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine and all the hard Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s latest indoors, fully vacci- work that Michiganders have done allows us to take a big step in guidance on face coverings starting (last) Saturday nated Michiganders returning to normal,” MDHHS Director Elizabeth Hertel said in a at 9 a.m. will no longer need statement. “This updated order keeps Michigan in alignment with “For more than a year, we’ve been follow- to wear a mask, but CDC guidance that is based on the knowledge of health experts. I ing the best data and science to slow the spread residents who aren’t urge our residents to continue to be respectful of each other as we of COVID-19 and save lives,” Whitmer said in a vaccinated, or have move forward.” statement. “The vast majority of us have trusted the not completed their When the state hits 60% plus two weeks, the following restric- scientists and experts to keep us safe during the pan- vaccinations, must tions will be relaxed: demic, and it has worked. With millions of Mich- continue to wear a Increased indoor sports stadium capacity indoor to 25%; iganders fully vaccinated, we can now safely and Gov. Whitmer (L) and Dr. Joneigh Kaldhun as they ad- mask. Increased indoor capacity at conference centers/banquet halls/ confidently take the next step to get back to normal. dressed the public in April, when Michigan had the highest The new order COVID-19 rate in the nation. MANDATE - continues on page 4 The message is clear: vaccines work to protect you drops the broad in- and your loved ones. If you have not yet received your vaccine, door mask mandate after July 1. Before this, Whitmer had refused now is the time to sign up. This pandemic has been one of the to set an exact date and instead tied dropping COVID-19 restric- POST Highlights toughest challenges of our lifetimes, but we came together as a tions with vaccination numbers. News...... pages 1-3 state to persevere. We have all been working incredibly hard to- “It’s critical that eligible Michigan residents who have not yet Church Connection...... pages 4-5 ward getting back to some sense of normalcy, and today’s news been vaccinated schedule their appointments as soon as they can,” makes all of that work worthwhile.” Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun said in a statement. Arts & Entertainment...... page 6 On Thursday, May 13, the CDC released updated guidance rec- “Getting shots in arms is the best way to end the pandemic. If you Voices & Views...... page 6 ommending “fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear a have not yet been vaccinated, it is important to continue to mask mask or physically distance in any setting, except where required up to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.” Summer Destinations...... pages 7-17 by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regula- Michigan has administered 7.8 million vaccines. According Sports & Outdoors...... page 18 tions, including local business and workplace guidance.” to CDC data, 55.6% of Michiganders ages 16 and older have re- Business & Finance...... page 19 The updated Gatherings and Mask Order doesn’t require Michi- ceived at least one dose, with more than 43% percent of Michi- Classifieds...... page 20 Service Professionals...... page 20 Army Corps of Engineers promotes Legal Notices...... page 21 CTA news...... pages 22-23

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spiritual notes • announcementsEcclesiastes 8:15 • says, memories “So I recommend having fun, because there is nothing better From the Pulpit for people to do in this world than to eat, Memorial drink, and enjoy life. That way they will ex- perience some happiness along with all the hard work God gives them.” (NLT) Again, our creator designed us to work. Like this passage says, God actually gives us hard work. But when we neglect to enjoy all of the good that God has given us in this life, it creates a hard and bitter heart. As follow- ers of Jesus, one of our most defining char- acteristics should be our joy. If we carry a bitter, hard, angry heart, why would anyone not following Jesus look at us and want to live that kind of life? Reflect on your last week. When was the BRAD ALLEN Pastor Dylan Mason last time you had fun? What were you do- ing? Was Jesus there with you? Find out OVERHOLT SOLON CENTER WESLEYAN CHURCH what brings you life and go after it! God Born – July 9, 1978 15671 Algoma Ave. NE Cedar Springs, MI 49319 created it for you! Died – May 14, 2020 -Never Forget You- HAVING FUN WITH JESUS Your presence we miss Mandate Your memory we treasure Recently, I’ve rediscovered how import- too much time in one or two corners distorts ...continued from page 3 Loving you always ant having fun is to my walk with Jesus. the triangle as, naturally, one or two of the funeral homes to 25% (up from a 25-person ca- Forgetting you never The Lord gives us work, which is good, corners are neglected. pacity); but he also gives us everything in this life Being a 31-year-old pastor, husband, Increased capacity at exercise facilities and In loving memory and dearly missed by that gives us joy! It’s easy to get wrapped and father of two young boys, the “fun” gyms to 50%, up from 30%; Family & Friends up in the daily grind, just going through the corner is typically the corner I’m quickest 11 p.m. curfew on restaurants and bars day doing what needs to be done, resting in to sacrifice. It’s easy for me to believe the If the state reaches 65% of Michiganders (5.2 Mother and Father – Carla L. (Cain) front of the tv at night, and then going to lie that having fun or doing something for million), plus two weeks, the state says it will Fabbro, David J. Overholt Jr. bed only to wake up the next morning just myself is selfish; that in order to be a true lift all indoor capacity limits. Social distancing Brad’s Son – Blake Allen Overholt 6-8-2009 to do it all over again. A wise teacher and man of God and the best husband or dad I will still be required between parties. Residential Blake’s Mother – Carrie (Clovance) Botham friend of mine, Dan Webster, once shared can be, all of my time must be spent in se- social gatherings will also be relaxed. with me that a balanced Christian life is like rious devotion to these corners of my trian- House Speaker Jason Wentworth, R-Clare, an equilateral triangle (a triangle with all gle. Even though I might believe it a noble welcomed the announcement. sides the same length), and each corner rep- thought, it’s prideful. It’s prideful for me to “But even after today’s announcement, we resents either work, quiet or fun. Spending think that my presence and work matters so are still a few steps behind other states around Safety ...continued from page 3 much, that if I take any time the country that have trusted their local residents This is more likely to happen if you have been out of these areas, they will and enjoyed better health outcomes. I encourage consuming alcohol. suffer. Honestly, I’m just not the governor to keep going and remove Michi- • Understand “boater’s hypnosis” – A con- that important! gan’s remaining restrictions, allowing everyone dition brought on by the effects of sun, wind, And, almost counterin- to go back to work and return to their normal noise, vibration and motion experienced during tuitively, removing myself lives. a day of boating. Boater’s hypnosis can slow from these areas of my trian- Wentworth urged Whitmer to drop restric- your reaction time almost as much as if you were gle to spend a little time in tions more quickly. legally intoxicated. my “fun” corner makes me “Specifically, moving up this new July 1 Learn more water safety tips by visiting https:// more effective and success- deadline would be a great place to start. There www.lre.usace.army.mil/About/Water-Safety/. ful in all of the other areas of is no science that says July 1 is a safer date to The Corps of Engineers is the nation’s environ- my life. It helps me be pres- stop wearing a mask than any other day; it is just mental engineers and a leading federal outdoor ent with my wife and kids, a round number on the calendar. Let’s move it and water-based recreation provider. Every year it helps me focus on work up sooner, embrace the strategy of trust that’s millions visit campgrounds and enjoy lakes and when I’m supposed to work, working right now and move Michigan past this property the Corps of Engineers manages for and it gives me life and en- pandemic.” the nation. The Detroit District is responsible for ergy to push through each But Michigan must reach 70% of Michigan- 3,200 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, including day’s demands. ders with a first vaccine to drop all restrictions, a all of Michigan and parts of Minnesota and Wis- benchmark it might not reach. consin. For more information on Detroit District recreation sites and activities, visit https://www. ChurchDirectory lre.usace.army.mil/Missions/Recreation/. Cedar Springs United Methodist Church 140 S. Main St., PO Box K, Cedar Springs Pilgrim Bible Church 616-696-1140 • www.cedarspringsumc.org West Pine St. • 696-1021 • Rev. David Ward Email: [email protected] Pastor Larry French SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 Sunday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m. • Coffee Fellowship: 10:30 a.m. WORSHIP 10:45 AM and 6:00 P.M. Supervised Nursery Care Provided MIDWEEK SERVICE • WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M.

Pastor Inge Whittemore “Where You Worship Service are Loved” Like us on Facebook Rockford Springs Community Church www.eastnelsonumc.org Sunday @ 10:30am 5815 14-Mile Rd. (3 miles east of 131) • 696-3656 Children, Youth & Indoor Services www.rockfordsprings.org 233 S. Main Street | Cedar Springs Adult Ministries 9024-18 Mile Rd. NE Sunday 9:30 am Sunday WorShip Sunday @ 5:30pm Cedar Springs, MI 49319 616.696.1630 Worship Service am pm 616-696-0661 9:30 • 5:00 Pastor Mike Wittmer www.cedarspringsbaptist.org

CEDAR SPRINGS CHRISTIAN CHURCH SAND LAKE Non-Denominational UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 340 West Pine Street • P.O. Box 680 •Cedar Springs, MI 49319 65 W. Maple St. • Sand Lake • 616-636-5673 Ministry of Reconcilliation SUNDAY Rev. Darryl Miller • Worship Service 9:30 am Phone: (616)696-1180 WORSHIP HALL RENTAL $75.00 (No Alcohol) ~ e-mail: [email protected] AT 10:30 A.M. Call Barb Gould 616-636-5615 “Fellowship Partners in Christ”

Mary Queen of Apostles Church Solon Center Wesleyan Church Live stream Sabbath service @ cogfgomi.org At home or on the road - WatchWorship on Facebook 11 a.m. Live Roman Catholic Faith Community 22 Mile Road N. to Sand Lake Join us at 1pm SERVICESolon TIMECent: e10r am One W. Maple, Sand Lake | 636-5671 Solon Center Wesleyan Church The Church of God every Saturday for 19 Mile Road www.scwchurch.org Cedar Springs Fellowship Group of Michigan Mass Times: Saturdays at 5:30 pm • Sundays at 9:00 am Wesleyan Church M-46 a live broadcast. org soloncenterwesleyanchurch.org To learn more visit Sacrament of Reconciliation: Mondays at 6:00 pm 616-696-3229 Algoma Ave. US-131 S. to G.R. Pastor Bruce Chapman Father Lam T. Le | [email protected] Pasto15671r Dou Algomag DiBell Ave., Cedar Springs Just N. of 19 Mile Rd. 616.636.9209 www.cogfgomi.org PastorSummer Doug Worship DiBell - 10AM & SeniorPastor To mPastorHollow aTomy, Mu sHollowayic/Youth June-August 15671 Algoma Ave., Cedar Springs Just N. of 19 Mile Rd. 616-696-3229 Thursday, May 20, 2021 The Cedar Springs POST Page 5 Obituary Obituary Obituary Obituary LISA M. CARON ROBERT ROBINSON ERIC W. LEWIS ANITRA KAY ELDRED August 17, 1973 – May 15, 2021 Eric “Ric” W. Lewis age 74 of Anitra Kay Eldred Cedar Springs died 47 of Harrison Thursday, May 13, passed away 2021 at Mercy Health suddenly at her St. Mary’s in Grand home on Saturday, Rapids. Ric was May 15, 2021. born March 8, 1947 Anitra was born in Grand Rapids the August 17, 1973 Robert Robinson of Cedar Springs, son of Wesley and in Grand Rapids, Michigan, age 84, passed away on Erlene (Smith) Lewis. Ric attended Cedar Michigan the Thursday May 13, 2021. He was born to Springs Public Schools from Kindergarten daughter of Russell Orrin and Mary (Sadowskas) Robinson through 12th grade graduating in 1965. While M. Eldred and Mara M. (Talbergs) Eldred. on January 31, 1937, in Grand Rapids, in high school he earned letters in Football, Anitra graduated high school in 1991 from MI. Bob was born on Lawrence St. in Basketball, Baseball and Cross Country. He Cedar Springs High School, Cedar Springs, Lisa M. Caron age 59 of Howard City, MI Grand Rapids MI, he was the second of also earned academic honors with National Michigan. While growing up in Cedar died Friday, May 7, 2021 at her home. Lisa three children. He attended Burchtown Honor Society and was in the Top Ten of his Springs, she attended “The Springs Church”. was born April 18, 1962 in Grand Rapids, school in Cedar Springs MI through the graduating class. Another honor was being She continued her education and graduated MI, the daughter of Robert and Ardis 8th grade which is when his father passed voted as having the nicest legs in the senior from Grand Rapids Community College, (Sherington) Heers Sr. She was a well- away. His father’s sudden death required class. Following high school Ric enrolled at Grand Rapids with an Associate’s Degree known accountant in this area and enjoyed Bob to leave school and work at the family Ferris State University and graduated in 1970 in Criminal Justice as well as graduating helping people with their taxes. Lisa was a gas station and farm to help his mother with a degree in Accounting. A part time job from Mid Michigan College, Harrison with very active mom supporting her children support the family. Bob helped his mother while in high school at Gust Construction an Associate’s Degree in Computer Aided in all their activities including being a run the family business, by picking up fuel Company as a tender for the masons resulted Drafting. Ms. Eldred had resided in Harrison great band mom. She enjoyed gardening, oil from the Muskegon refineries early in a 40 year career at the company, retiring as since 2003, moving from Cedar Springs. collecting rocks and playing pool. Surviving in the morning and delivering fuel oil to the company Comptroller. A few months later Anitra was an employee with Wolverine are her children, Kaitlyn (Joseph Beaver) customers after that. These are just a couple Ric joined the team at Shaner Avenue Nursery Power Cooperative of Cadillac, Michigan Caron, Ryan Caron, Christina Caron; of the responsibilities he held at the station, as delivery man, handy man and doing as a Sub-Station Designer. Her passion in partner, Timothy Johnson; siblings, Robert which ran until 1985. In addition to the gas anything else asked of him along with his life was spending time with her children Jr., Michael, Larry (Debby) Heers, Amy station, Bob also farmed the family land friend Percy (perseverance) he could conquer and grandchildren. She enjoyed attending (Bill) Garrett, Cheryl Heers; many nieces which totaled 160 acres. For years he would all. He thoroughly enjoyed his days at work school functions as well as sporting events and nephews. She was preceded in death by even pick up share farming jobs in addition at the Nursery and the people he worked with with them. Anitra will be remembered for her parents and brothers, David & Steven to the family farm. After the gas station was and fully intended on returning in April 2021. her kind deeds for others, always wanting (Jill) Heers. Visitation and the service was sold Bob drove semi as an owner operator He will be missed on the links at Cedar Chase to help someone in need. Surviving Ms. held Sunday, May 16 at the Bliss-Witters for the next 35 years, retiring at the age of and spending “social” time with his golf Eldred are her loving children, Timothy & Pike Funeral Home Cedar Springs. 79. Bob loved the Lord and was an active buddies. Watching the rain to announce “It is Eldred and wife Teri of Cedar Springs, Pastor Dan Wolters officiating. Memorials member of the Northview Community of clearing over the bakery”. Getting his “Ears Dustin Lierman of Harrison and Megan contributions to charity of one’s choice. Christ Church since February 2, 1969. Bob lowered” when he got a haircut. Sighing at Eldred also of Harrison; her parents, Mr. Safety Arrangements by Bliss-Witters & Pike served the Lord faithfully as a deacon in the sound of “the only thing that annoys me” and Mrs. Russell M. and Mara M. Eldred Funeral Home, Cedar Springs the church since 1972. In his free time Bob crinkling newspaper (Ha!). Never without a of Cedar Springs; two grandchildren, enjoyed camping and traveling with the clean hanky in his pocket along with his trusty Brady Eldred and Hannah Eldred both of family, tractor pulls, farm progress shows jack knife. And now Ric you can finally feel Cedar Springs; one brother, Michael Eldred Obituary and truck shows. Bob is survived by his “finer than frog’s hair”. And never again will and wife Ann of Grandville, Michigan; wife of almost 53 years, Judy (Webber) you have to endure “cold, burnt chicken’. RIP one niece, Sydney Eldred of Grandville HELEN E. DeLOOF Robinson, and his children, Robert Surviving are his loving wife of 51 years, and one nephew, Jackson Eldred also of Bonnie (Carr); children, Libby (Bob) Allen, Grandville; many aunts, uncles and cousins. (Christie) Robinson, and Chris Robinson; Katie (Jeff) Radike, Andrew Lewis, Kim A Celebration of Life gathering honoring Helen E. DeLoof age 92 of Cedar Springs, granddaughter, Elizabeth Robinson; sister, Lewis (Donald Bulk); grandchildren, Rachel, Ms. Eldred will be held Saturday, May 22, died Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at Spectrum Sharon (Rick) Fredricks; brother-in-law, Justin, Gavin, Hayden, Keegan and Makayla; 2021 from 1:30-4:00 p.m. from Stocking Health Butterworth Campus. Mrs. DeLoof William (Marsha) Webber of Alaska, sister, Polly VerDuin (Tracie, Trisha, Todd); Funeral Home, 165 W. Oak St., Harrison, was born September 27, 1928 in Elbridge brother-in-law, Raymond Koop, and many sisters-in-law, Louise & Jim Opperman (Tim, MI, 48625. Inurnment will be at Elmwood Township, Oceana County, MI the daughter nieces and nephews. Bob is preceded in Jeff, Matt), Rosemary Carr and his Bosom Cemetery, Cedar Springs. Memorial gifts in of Robert and Mildred (Payne) White. death by his parents, Orrin Robinson and Buddies, Janis and Ivan Opperman. He was memory of Anitra may be considered to the Surviving are a son, Donald (Jackie) Mary (Robinson) Ward; brother, Orrin preceded in death by his parents and brother- Eldred Family, in care of: Timothy Eldred. DeLoof; 4 grandchildren; several great- Robinson, and in-laws Rose Robinson, in-law, Joseph VerDuin. The family will To share an online memory or condolence grandchildren; a sister, Carolyn Mason; and Jeannine Koop. A time of visitation greet friends Friday, May 21 from 2-5 p.m. with Anitra’s family, please visit: www. many nieces and nephews. She was preceded and service was celebrated on Saturday at the Bliss-Witter & Pike Funeral Home, stockingfuneralhome.com. in death by her husband, Donald in 1997 May 15, 2021, at Pederson Funeral Home, Cedar Springs. A Celebration of Ric will and 3 brothers. A private family graveside 127 N. Monroe Street NE, Rockford, MI immediately follow at the Opperman’s home: Arrangements and care of Ms. Eldred and will be held at Elmwood Cemetery, Cedar 49341. Elder Ric Farmer officiated. Those 11421 Shaner Ave, Rockford, MI. In lieu of her family are entrusted with Stocking Springs. A celebration of her life will take wishing to offer an expression of sympathy flowers contributions may be made to Cedar Funeral Home, Harrison (989)539-7810. place at a later date. are encouraged to make a memorial contribution to the Northview Community Springs Education Foundation, Cedar Springs Athletic Boosters, MI Heart Association or a Arrangements by Bliss-Witters & Pike of Christ Church, or the National Kidney charity of your choice. Funeral Home, Cedar Springs Foundation at www.kidney.org Arrangements by Pederson Arrangements by Bliss-Witters & Pike Funeral Home, Rockford Funeral Home, Cedar Springs Remember Your Vet PayPay tribute tribute toto your Richard M. 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Slime with Outdoor Discovery August 3: Cameron Zvara Magic AugustPresents 5: The Puppet Tale of Art the Theater Dragon’s Tail Presents The Tale of the Dragon’s Tail Page 10 Family Supplement to The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 Summer Destinations Getaways & Day trips Get away to South Haven Summer is fast approaching, and now and savor the fresh taste of ripe summer is the time to start planning your family fruit! Learn something new at one of the getaway in South Haven. Grandparents, local museums and set sail aboard the parents, and children alike can enjoy Michigan Maritime Museum’s tall ship the scenery and attractions that families Friends Good Will, a replica of a top sail have enjoyed for over a century. The merchant sloop that plied the waters of downtown area is located next to a the Great Lakes in the early 19th century. bustling harbor and close to Lake Staff and volunteer crew, dressed in Michigan; in fact, “walkability” is a period clothes, offer passengers a unique feature of the area. In South glimpse into the life and operations Haven you can walk or bike outdoor of a Great Lakes sailor. Friends Good trails, taste a variety of local wine and Will offers historical sails, pirate chaser craft beer, visit an engaging museum, sails, sunset sails, and even acts as a purchase fresh produce, enjoy a boat classroom for school groups to learn ride on the water and relax on beautiful about early Michigan history and the sugar sand beaches. Great Lakes. Their newest attractions are sure to Enjoy a movie at the downtown theater, excite children of all ages. The Friends discover retro games at Rocket Arcade, Good Will Splash Pad is a new addition and have fun competing at the local to the South Beach area, providing bowling alley and miniature golf course. Sail on the Friends Good Will, a replica of a top sail merchant sloop that plied the waters of the Great a wonderful alternative play area for Top off your day with an ice cream treat Lakes in the early 19th century. anyone who loves splashing around at Sherman Dairy and everyone will be in the water. Arvesta Sports Complex smiling. was a new addition in 2020 and has At the end of the day, you can find many Lake Michigan Circle many options for outdoor play and lodging options to suit your needs. From water adventure. Arvesta’s inland lake cozy beds and breakfasts to unique houses, two with obstacle courses inns, beautiful resorts, family-friendly Lighthouse tour (one for toddlers) and a cable park for cottages, vacation rentals and condos, water skiing, wakeboarding, and knee and national brand hotels, there are Vacationers have been boarding, catering to all skill levels. Plus, many incredibly unique places to stay looping the lake for you can relax on their beach, rent kayaks that will make your trip even more generations, but the and paddleboards, play pickleball, and memorable. Start your own traditions official “Lake Michigan more. and make South Haven your vacation Circle Tour” route was Experience more fun adventures on destination for years to come! To learn not established until area trails and nature preserves, where more about what South Haven has to the 1980s when the you can ride bikes, climb dunes, and offer, visit www.southhaven.org. Michigan Department of discover the hidden beauty of the Transportation teamed forest paths. Spend quality time picking up with West Michigan blueberries at one of the u-pick farms Tourist Association (WMTA) to create the route and its official guidebook. Along the way, find more than 100 lighthouses, countless islands, unique attractions, parks and Hours: natural areas, miles of glorious beaches, Independent Bookstore M-F 11-6 quaint harbor towns, Sat.10-5 an internationally- 10 East Bridge Street, Rockford, MI 49341 Sun 12-4 recognized urban center, and one “modern Also selling online at bookshop.org/shop/epiloguebooks marvel” – the Mackinac Bridge. While a loosely- organized “circle route” around Lake Superior was promoted by local tourist organizations as early as the 1960s, the first official (and signed) Great Lakes Circle Tour was the Lake Michigan Circle Tour. The only single-nation Circle Tour (Lake Michigan being the only Great Lake completely within the US), the Lake Michigan Circle Tour also has the most mileage of any Circle Tour in the state. Working in conjunction with the Michigan Department of Transportation, the West Michigan Tourist Association helped to make the first of the official Great Lakes Circle Tours a reality and the first publication was released in 1988 as a 52-page guide book. The guide book was transformed into a map in 2007, and the route can now be found online at Lake Michigan Circle Tour: Lighthouse Driving Itinerary https://www.wmta. org/lake-michigan-lighthouse-map-circle-tour/lighthouse-driving-itinerary/. Red Flannel Factory Authorized Retailer Independent bookstore in downtown Rockford carrying: • new books • locally sourced gifts Resale Shop • and greeting cards inal • Timeless Furnishings rig O e h (616) 884-0933 • Collectibles • Antiques T Hours: M-F 10-6 | Sat 10-4 | Sun Closed 61 N. Main St., Cedar Springs 616-696-3876 #tommythebookstoredog Come meet Tommy! Follow us on facebook: thecedarchestresaleshop Thursday, May 20, 2021 Supplement to The Cedar Springs POST Page 11 Cedar Cedar Springs Area Chamber of Commerce presents

June 12, 13, 16, 2021

The community of Cedar Springs is coming together for some amazing events to kick off the summer season! SATURDAY, JUNE 12 We will have Sidewalk Sales (10-3) along Main Street plus Art in the Heart (10-6) in the Heart of Cedar Springs park including kids art activities (10-12 and 1-3). Also on this day are the Grand Opening of the new Fire Station and the officialDedication of the Amphitheater! SUNDAY, JUNE 13 A community-wide worship service at the Amphitheater, sponsored by Rise Up Church. 10:00 Outdoor, family-friendly worship service. 11:15 Picnic WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 Family Fun Night, 4-7 pm, Heart of Cedar Springs Park Hot dogs, Inflatable play structures, balloon tying. Also on this day and at this location are the Duck Race and the launch of a weekly concert series in the Amphitheater.

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of Cedar Springs Page 12 Family Supplement to The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 Summer Destinations Fairs & Festivals FRANKENMUTH BAVARIAN FESTIVAL: Fairs and festivals 2021 June 10-13 Frankenmuth, MI. https://www.bavarianfestival.org/ Take some time to visit one of these unique fairs or festivals with your family. (877) 879-8919. The festival is getting back to its roots and moving back downtown Frankenmuth. FRANKENMUTH DOG BOWL: The main festival tent will be located in Zehnder park and host a number of May 29-30 Frankenmuth, MI. traditional German entertainers and polka bands. The “rock” tent will be located www.dogbowlfun.com. behind Tiffany’s and have rocking music Friday and Saturday night. The Chamber (800) 600-0105 Platz will feature a beer garden and bands along with the Bavarian Inn Restaurants The world’s largest Olympic-style festival for dogs includes dock and disc dog Fischer Platz. Saturday will play host to a number of events happening throughout competitions, sheep herding demonstrations, balloon glows and flights, wiener town including a kids area with bounce houses and games. All of this and more for dog races, a pet costume parade and so much more! The FREE two-day family only $5 general admission, kids 5 and under are free! The Main Street parade kicks event takes place Memorial Day weekend – May 29 and 30, 2021 - and is the same off on Sunday at 1pm. Visit our website for a complete schedule of events. weekend as Balloons over Bavarian Inn, with daily competitions and nightly balloon glow events in the grassy field near River Place Shops, 925 S. Main St. Dogs are MOTOR MUSTER IN GREENFIELD VILLAGE: welcome but please note all dogs must be on leashes. June 19-20 Dearborn, MI https://www.michigan.org/event/motor-muster-greenfield-village 12TH ANNUAL LYON TOWNSHIP (313) 982-6001. INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL: Kick summer into high gear this Father’s Day weekend in Greenfield Village. Motor June 5-6 New Hudson, MI. Muster in Greenfield Village, one of the country’s most exciting historic vehicle https://www.lyonevents.org/ shows, transports you to the golden eras of car culture. The 12th Annual Lyon Township Kite Festival will be held Cruise through a diverse collection of vehicles for a rare opportunity Saturday, June 5th from 10am-6pm and Sunday June 6th to step inside immersive vignettes from five of the American auto from 11am-3pm at James Atchison Park, 58000 Grand industry’s most formative decades. From the lean Depression- River Avenue in New Hudson. (I-96, exit 155A). Admission era ’30s and the American home front during World War II to is $5 per vehicle. Hosting the kite flying professionals from the futuristic ’50s, revolutionary ’60s and bicentennial ’70s, get a all over the world is John Trennepohl, Owner of Kites & unique perspective on American culture through the lens of what Fun Things in Plymouth, Michigan. He and other kite teams we drove. Every automobile, from luxury vehicles to gritty muscle showcase their award-winning skills and techniques, cars, has been carefully chosen to guide you through a unique choreographed to music. At 3pm on Saturday, be a part of story of American drive. the Mass Ascension, where an exciting countdown leads to hundreds of kites in the air, taking flight together! Kids MONTCALM COUNTY 4-H FAIR: get a FREE kite (while supplies last) to customize with their June 20-26 Greenville, MI own decorations. All attendees can enjoy: Professional Kite www.montcalmcountyfairgrounds.com Flyers Shows, Festival Food, Live Entertainment, a Magician, (616) 754-7884. Kids Games & Crafts, Toddler Bouncers, Live Animal Events offered usually include 4-H livestock, small animals and Presentations, Cars on Display, Face Painter & Business and still exhibits on display. Grandstand events include an antique nonprofit Booths. tractor pull, figure 8 demolition derby, rodeo and a demolition derby. The program will depend on COVID restrictions and guidelines at the time. For more info visit their website at www. montcalmcountyfairgrounds.com. Outdoor Dining! NEW GRAND HAVEN ART FESTIVAL: Owners! June 26-27 Grand Haven, MI https://visitgrandhaven.com/event/grand-haven-art-festival/ (616) 842-4910. The 60th annual Grand Haven Art Festival will be held June 26 and June 27. We will transform downtown main street into a chic, art gallery where you can buy beautiful art work from you favorite artists. The Art festival will provide the community and visitors with a unique opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind art, directly from the artist. NATIONAL BABY FOOD FESTIVAL: July 21-24, Fremont, MI https://fremontcommerce.com/national-baby-food-festival Annually held the third week of July. Family fun and a celebration of children are the key components in our one-of-a-kind National Baby Food Festival (NBFF). The Festival kicks off on Wednesday with a 4-H Children’s Petting Zoo and Kid’s Expo. 2020 The Kid’s Zone is open every day; Wednesday through Saturday, where children of all ages can participate in activities such as arts and crafts, games, and so much VOTED: more. Have some fun in the Baby Food Eating Contest, where participants work in • Best Outdoor Patio pairs trying to feed a jar of baby food to their partner while blindfolded! The famous • Best Hamburger Baby Food Cupcake Challenge is held on Saturday. This event showcases both • Best Steak adult’s and children’s culinary talents with using baby food in your cupcake recipes. • Best Pub Food Give it a try and enter your recipe in the NBFF Baby Food Cupcake Challenge, you could be the winner of a prize and earn bragging rights! Other festival activities DAILY SPECIALS: include a wide variety of contests, musicians, clowns, and more. Children’s activities include frog jumping, turtle racing, bubble gum blowing and hula-hoop contests, CLOSED MONDAYS obstacle course, bike race, and much more. Our Carnival, TJ Schmidt Carnival, runs • Taco Tuesdays Wednesday through Saturday, with many Pay-One-Price opportunities. Do you like a friendly game of 3 on 3? Then get your team together and be sure to participate • Steak Day Wednesdays in the NBFF 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament on Saturday at the Fremont Community • Taste Like Home Thursdays Recreational Center offering brackets for all ages! 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North Kent Community Enrichment will have their monthly Thursday night Concerts in the Park at Morley Park again this summer. The concerts will feature Whiskey Bound on June 17; B-Side Growlers on July 15; and Oxymorons on Aug 19. Concerts will begin at 7 p.m. Bring your lawn chair, family, and friends, and enjoy an evening concert. For other community enrichment programming, such as sport camps for youth, visit http://www.mynkce.com/programs/ or visit their Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/csapr/events/.

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Promotions with sponsorship from Merrell Shoes and WED June 23rd: The Carl Webb Band (Modern Rock Saturday, June 12 our own Holiday Inn. www.CedarBlitz.com. This event Blend) We will have Sidewalk Sales (10-3) along Main Street has a goal of 2000 racers within 5 years and is a huge WED June 30th: Hannah Rose (Classic & Modern Rock) plus Art in the Heart (10-6) in the Heart of Cedar potential event. We expect a couple hundred racers this WED July 7th: Versus (Acoustic Rock) Springs park including kids’ art activities (10 a.m.-noon year and proceeds benefit the Cedar Springs Music WED July 14th: Free Flight (Classic Rock) and 1-3 p.m.). Boosters. WED July 21st : Sea Cruisers (50’s & 60’s Rock) Also on this day is the Grand Opening of the new fire The Brewery is hosting a Community Afterparty from WED July 28th: Full Chord (Bluegrass) station and the official dedication of the amphitheater! noon-9 p.m. with a “Taste of Cedar Springs” - food WED August 4th: Flatland Grip (Acoustic Blend) Sunday, June 13 booths featuring local restaurants, a performance WED August 11th: The Bootstrap Boys (Country Rock) A community-wide worship service at the amphitheater, by the Cedar Springs High School Jazz Band, awards WED August 18th: The Leaver Brothers (Classic Rock) sponsored by Rise Up Church. ceremony for local Odyssey of the Mind championship 3. The Cedar Springs Brewing Company hosts Mustang 10:00 a.m. Outdoor, family-friendly worship service. teams, Live Music, Beverage Tent and more. Nights with Vanderhyde Ford on Tuesday evenings 11:15 a.m. Picnic 2. The DDA and City (with support of a donor) have beginning May 25 - Sept 7th https://csbrew.com/ Wednesday, June 16 sponsored the “Music in the Heart” concert series horses/ Family Fun Night, 4-7 pm, Heart of Cedar Springs Park. FREE on Wednesday evenings this summer from June 4. The Cedar Spring Brewing Company hosts Jeep Hot dogs, Inflatable play structures, balloon tying. 16 - August 18. These are also “Social District Zone” Nights with Kevin Irwin at ReMax United and Grand Also on this day and at this location are the Duck events where guests may bring beverages from local Rapids Jeep Club on Thursdays from May 13 -Sept 16 Race and the launch of a weekly concert series in the restaurants. https://www.facebook.com/CSDDA/ plus Trunk or Treat on Halloween https://csbrew.com/ amphitheater. events/. These concerts follow the American Legion jeeps/. See ad on page 11 Wildlife parks 10 Ways to Go Wild with a Trip to a Michigan Zoo Wildlife parks An adventure awaits you at Binder Park Zoo! Discover landscaped paths featuring beautiful gardens, animal spectacular views of wild animals from elevated exhibits, and the region’s only hand-carved carousel. Michigan boasts an assortment of zoos and wildlife boardwalks. Get nose-to-nose with one of the largest Roscommon Zoo – Roscommon parks that are fun for all ages. So, grab some sunscreen giraffe herds in the country as you explore Wild Africa Roscommon Zoo is a family owned and operated and bottled water and get ready for a wild day of fun at and hand feed a zoo/petting zoo located in Crawford County, just these Michigan zoos and parks! minutes from downtown Roscommon. ​The scenic Deer Track Junction Adventure Park and Site 20 acres is home to various native and non-native 57 Safari – Cedar Springs exotic animals as well as domestic farm animals. Come on out to Deer Tracks Junction Adventure Many of the animals have been highly socialized, Park, 7850 14 Mile Rd, where you will get up-close making for unique interactive experiences and personal with all of your favorite critters, like between you, the visitor, and some amazing goats, pigs, mini donkeys, mini cows, camels, creatures. bunnies, and tons of babies, just to name a few! GarLyn Zoo – Naubinway Wander through the park at your leisure while Located 40 minutes west of the Mackinac loving on the animals and maybe feed them a snack Bridge on US-2, just six miles east of Naubinway or two. When you’re done horsin’ around with the is the GarLyn Zoo. See live tigers, black bear, animals, the adults will have a BLAST on our HUGE, alligator, cougar, bobcat, wolves, wallaby, Award Winning play area. You can also get some camel, reindeer, ring-tailed lemur, sika deer, ice cream! New for 2021, experience Site 57 Safari river otter and more. Feed the deer, goats, - Michigan’s only drive thru safari! (no pets allowed). llama and even the bear! Drive through Site 57 Safari from the comfort of your DeYoung Family Zoo - Wallace own vehicle while you interact with and feed tons of The DeYoung Family Zoo is nestled in the animals, up close! Have you ever fed a snack to a yak? giraffe! Binder Park is wilderness of the beautiful Upper Peninsula. This is How about gotten sloppy Bison kisses? Up for some open from mid-April through October each year. NOT a big city zoo, step out of the box, away from the exciting surprises? Well, get ready for some crazy fun! Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park – Alto concrete jungle and come along on a new journey. Come on down, grab some animal food to feed, and Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park features a reptile You will love the natural setting filled with amazing take to the trail! Just check out our hours of operation house, aviary, petting zoo and guided safari tour animals from around the world. Large natural habitats, and be sure to read all the RULES OF THE ROAD. through the park and prides itself on giving visitors a education through hands-on experiences, as well as And remember, things have gotten wild out there hands-on experience that’s as close to the wild as you up close and personal family fun. so keep your eyes peeled and drive safe. Opens for can get. With animals as diverse as wallabies, zebras, the season May 29. For more info visit https://www. pythons and lemurs, there is sure to be something deertracksjunction.com. for everyone in the family to enjoy. Come fall, head to Detroit Zoo – Royal Oak the zoo for the annual ZooBoo to celebrate halloween Featuring 125 acres of naturalistic exhibits with more with pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, animal than 2,500 mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish presentations and even a haunted hayride. and invertebrates of 280 different species, The Detroit John Ball Zoo – Grand Rapids Zoo is a spectacular place to visit. Be sure to take a trek John Ball Zoo, with over 2,000 animals, is located in a through the North Pole in the Arctic Ring of Life exhibit, park only one mile from the downtown Grand Rapids one of North America’s largest polar bear habitats and district. An impressive animal collection features lions, home to arctic foxes and seals. You also won’t want to tigers and bears along with a troop of chimpanzees, miss the Polk Penguin Conservation Center. Did you penguins, lemurs, reptiles, and more. The zoo offers 4615 14 MILE RD. • ROCKFORD know the Detroit Zoo was the first in the United States a four story, 600-foot zipline ride and a 4-story ropes to use open natural exhibits? course to keep the teens and tweens interested! Potter Park Zoo – Lansing Wilderness Trails Zoo – Birch Run Located along the Red Cedar River, the Potter Park Wilderness Trails Zoo offers a unique zoo experience Zoo is a 58-acre zoo located in the capital city of as the mile long trail winds past trees, ponds and over Lansing, Michigan within Lansing’s Potter Park. With 50 species of exotic and native animals. Exhibits are HOMESTYLE COOKING over 500 animal residents representing approximately constructed so guests may see the animals much 160 different species, there is always something new closer than at a typical zoo, while maintaining as much • Breakfast & Lunch 7am-2pm Tue-Sun and exciting to see. From special events to programs of Michigan’s natural beauty as possible. • Friday Night All-you-can-eat Fish 4pm-8pm Saginaw Children’s Zoo – Saginaw for children and adults, the zoo offers family fun DINNER COMING This regional destination that envisions to inspire • Daily Specials and enrichment. Come explore the zoo and help to IN JUNE celebrate, study and protect the diversity of animals all ages to appreciate and respect animals and • Homemade Desserts nature through engaging experiences, education, and their habitats. CATERING AVAILABLE 616-439-3025 Binder Park Zoo – Battle Creek and conservation. The Zoo is situated on 10 acres of Page 16 Family Supplement to The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 Summer Museums & Historical Sites Destinations Archives, Museum and Historic Sites Summer 2021 Schedules Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the museums, typically 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or dusk, from May 14 through We will share re-opening information on our website, historic sites and archives that make up the Michigan October 17. The townsite museum store, located in the social media accounts and through email as soon as it History Center are on modified schedules for the visitor center, is open daily May 14 through October 10. is available. summer 2021 season. Fort Wilkins Historic State Park and Copper Harbor Michigan Iron Industry Museum Lighthouse The Michigan Iron Industry Museum in Negaunee will This brief guide provides a quick status of all our sites. Fort Wilkins Historic State Park grounds are open year be open Wednesdays through Sundays, 9:30 a.m. to Go to www.michigan.gov/mhc for more detailed visitor round. Historic Fort Wilkins is open daily, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. beginning June 2. information. Thank you for your patience and for your dusk, from May 17 through October 17. Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park ongoing support of our museums, historic sites and The Copper Harbor Lighthouse is expected to open Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park grounds are the Archives of Michigan. We hope to see you this for limited tours this summer. Lighthouse visitor open year-round. The enclosure that protects the summer! information is forthcoming. Please visit the website petroglyphs is open from May 28 through September Archives of Michigan later this month for more information. 5, and entry to the enclosure is available only by guided The Archives of Michigan in Lansing will remain closed Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center @ Thunder tour, free of charge. Guided tours are offered every to the public at least through July 12, 2021. The Archives Bay National Marine Sanctuary half hour Wednesdays through Sundays, with the first of Michigan continues to provide reference services by Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center exhibits include tour at 9 a.m. and the last tour at 4:30 p.m. Please see email and by telephone at 517-335-2576. Or, sign up for life sized ships. The heritage center is currently open website for detailed tour information. a one-on-one virtual appointment with an archivist to Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tawas Point Lighthouse @ Tawas Point State Park ask research questions or to request records. Sunday noon to 5 p.m. From May 30 through October Tawas Point Lighthouse is whitewashed with an Cambridge Junction Historic State Park & Walker 9, the center will be open daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with attached red brick and red roofed keeper’s quarters. Tavern Historic Site extended hours until 7 p.m. in July and August. Tawas Point State Park is open year-round. The Walker Tavern, a two-story white wood-framed building Hartwick Pines Logging Museum @ Hartwick Pines lighthouse is closed for 2021, but outdoor programming with green shutters, stands on a rise above US12 in State Park will be offered on a varying schedule throughout the Brooklyn, MI. The park grounds are open 9 a.m. to 6 Hartwick Pines State Park is open year-round. The summer from June 1 through October 18. Please see p.m. daily, May 1 through October 1, except on certain logging museum will open daily on a varying schedule, website for detailed program schedule. The lighthouse holidays and MIS race days. The historic buildings will typically 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., from May 1 through October museum store will be open Thursdays through be open Wednesday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., from 31. Mondays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from May 27 through May 26 through August 6. Higgins Lake Nursery and CCC Museum @ North September 6. Take a virtual tower climb with the Father Marquette National Memorial @ Straits State Higgins Lake State Park Friends of Tawas Point Lighthouse and State Park at Park North Higgins Lake State Park is open year-round. The our Vimeo channel. Father Marquette National Memorial is a stone pavilion Higgins Lake Nursery and CCC Museum will be open The Michigan History Center fosters curiosity, with wooden roof. Straits State Park is open year-round. Friday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., from May 28 to enjoyment and inspiration rooted in Michigan’s The Father Marquette National Memorial is open daily, September 5. stories. The Archives of Michigan and our 12 museums from April 1 through Nov. 25, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., unless Mann House and historic sites across the state provide family- there is heavy snow. Water and restrooms are available Mann House is a yellow Victorian with green trim. The friendly places where people of all ages can have fun from May 31 to September 5. Mann House will be closed for the 2021 season. A video actively learning about their heritage and the history Fayette Historic Townsite @ Fayette Historic State tour of the home is available at our Vimeo channel. of Michigan seven days a week through exhibits, Park. Michigan History Museum special events and diverse programming. For more Fayette Historic State Park grounds are open year- The Michigan History Museum in Lansing will remain information, visit www.michigan.gov/mhc. round. The townsite will open on a varying schedule, closed to the public at least through July 12, 2021. Vintage train rides return to West Michigan Coopersville & Marne Railway announces 2021 opening After primarily operating freight trains during mandated by the Transportation Safety Administration the COVID-19 pandemic, the Coopersville & (TSA). All ticketing will be handled electronically, and Marne Railway announces the return of its passengers will be subject to temperature checks and popular passenger trains. A tentative schedule COVID-19 screening before boarding the train. has been set for reopening in June; including Additional information regarding our June train EnterTRAINment excursions on Saturdays June schedule can be found on our website at mitrain.net. 5 and 26; and Wednesday June 16. These train The website also features our COVID-19 protocols and rides, featuring local musicians, depart our procedures. Coopersville station at 1:30 p.m. The Coopersville & Marne Railway is an all volunteer According to Operations Manager, Nick vintage railroad located midway between Grand Rapids Anderson, “We look forward to again offering our and Muskegon, offering 90-minute train rides between popular Vintage Train rides, while also assuring our namesake towns. Our train includes coaches the safety of our passengers and volunteers.” dating to the 1920’s along with 1950’s era locomotives. In resuming passenger service, the railroad will And the route we follow originated with an 1848 charter follow all current CDC, MDHHS, and Ottawa for the Oakland and Ottawa Railroad. The Coopersville County Health Department guidelines. Train & Marne Railway offers EnterTRAINment Excursions, capacities will be reduced to accommodate specialty Theme Trains and group charters during our social distancing. Train crews and passengers normal operating season. over 2 years of age are required to wear masks, as Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish Point The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish unrelenting fury Point, 18335 N. Whitefish Point Road, Paradise, MI, has has earned her become one of Michigan’s most popular destinations the reputation of in the cultural tourism industry, attracting over 75,000 being the most visitors each season. The museum is open every day treacherous of May 1 to October 31, from 10 am to 6 pm. Museum the Great Lakes. patrons learn about the perils of maritime transport on Throughout the Great Lakes at the Whitefish Point Light Station, an the museum Historic Site on the National Register of Historic Places. gallery visitors See the Whitefish Point Light Tower, in continuous see dramatic operation for 155 years, the oldest operating lighthouse shipwreck on Lake Superior. legends come A tour of the Shipwreck Museum includes: to life. Artifacts · Self-guided tour of the Shipwreck Museum and exhibits tell Building & Exhibits stories of sailors · Guided tour of 1861 Lightkeeper’s Quarters & and ships who braved the waters of Superior and Exhibits those who were lost to her menacing waves. 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SOLUTION ANSWERS - on page 21 Page 18 The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 SPORTS&OUTDOORS Red Hawks battle South Christian, Ranger Steve’s Nature Niche Sparta and FHN By Ranger Steve Mueller Last Tuesday the Red three but defensive errors, Hawk varsity baseball team again, were crippling to the began a three-game series Red Hawks. Aiden Brunin Early in the with conference opponent smashed his first triple of the South Christian. In game year. Cedar got a single each one, senior Dylan Knauf from Jeremy Campione, Morning took the mound. In a solid, Dylan Greenland, Alec Mc- My wonderful friend, Joyce Hosmer, wrote me while I complete game performance, Donald, Trenton Snoeyink, was in cancer treatment at the University of Chicago Hos- he struck out three Sailor and Walker Glyshaw, but it pital for April and most of May. It was a most difficult two batters while walking only wasn’t enough to overcome months but hopefully new advances with Car T Cell treat- one as they scattered four the defensive mistakes and ment will effectively control the cancer. Joyce has been a hits. At the plate, the Cedar they lost the second game wonderful mentor, caring and loving friend who has helped batters also managed four 9-7. me for decades. I am so thankful for Joyce and many others hits: a double by Cayden Coach Glyshaw stated that have helped me recognize the reason to continue liv- Steinebach and singles by again, “When we play clean, ing. I hope each of you have this kind of support. Special Willy Zain, Jake Rocafort error-free baseball, we are thank you to Karen, who makes daily survival possible. and Walker Glyshaw. A pair tough to beat. Today our de- Joyce commented on a jingle I made up many decades of key errors late in the game fense failed us. South played ago. I sang it to young students at the Howard Christensen allowed South Christian to better baseball than we did Nature Center and then we sang it together. Kids always walk away with a 2-0 victory. and deserved to win.” enjoy repetition with songs and story books. In game two, Trenton Sno- On Wednesday the Red My jingle: eyink returned to throw 5 Hawks traveled to Byron Early in the morning about 5 o’clock, innings as he battled South Center to finish the series. Nature’s out on a little walk. Christian, striking out two Following a brilliant per- The birds are singing and the frogs are peeping, and walking only one as the formance the week before, Because they know - Sailors were able to get hits senior Willy Zain earned the The people are sleeping. when they needed them, opportunity on the mound. It is short, simple, and fun. Kids can learn it quickly. scoring 6 runs. Walker He pitched a complete game, Most of the time, I work to present information with sci- Glyshaw came on to finish striking out two and walking entific accuracy. the final two innings. He two, but it was a game where Red Hawk Isaac Rypma at bat against Forest Hills Northern. In this case, scientific accuracy is not the case. walked two and struck out BATTLE - continues on page 21 Courtesy photo. Depending on the group, I sometimes followed-up with a question and asked if they think birds sing and frogs peep in the morning because people are sleeping. It leads to sub- stantive discussion where kids get to reason. Strict science is not always the best way to introduce GIRLS SOCCER youth to the natural world. We need to remember to keep The girls varsity soccer did not have a photo when we ran the Cedar Springs sports photos last month. Here is this year’s team: exploration fun and engaging. We first need to involve kids Row 1 (L to R): Kendal Brown, in meaningful ways and then we can help them develop Emily Sprague, Delaney logical thinking. Drumm, Elizabeth Fettig, I have been anxious to return home and enjoy exploring Kaelyn Coleclasure, Reegan nature niches. Hopefully, many of you were able to partici- Glyshaw, Avery Sparling. pate in the May 15 wildflower walk at Ody Brook that was Row 2: (L to R): Emily Egan, hosted by the Michigan Botanical Club. I am so pleased to Darrah Miller, Jade Wright, share nature’s abundance. Sharing gives purpose for living. Maggie Prins, Kelsi Green, College interns and volunteers allow Ody Brook Nature Abigail Buttermore, Lauren Sanctuary to thrive with the mission of “Biodiversity En- Zott. hancement.” My cancer limits me more and more but I have Row 3: (L to R): Coach Justin managed to survive and continue dealing with the cancer Harnden, Emma Cassiday, challenge for 1/3 of my life. 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They will still offer the Medals–at the International Eastern Wine Competition held same great services and exceptional products their mem- in February in Santa Rosa, California. St. Julian was one of bers know and trust. New features include multiple drive just 10 Michigan wineries to participate in the competition, through lanes, an upgraded drive-up ATM, and a more collectively bringing home more than any other state pro- comfortable and welcoming space for members. ducer. In all, 72 medals were earned by wineries from the “We are proud to be part of the fabric of the great and Great Lakes State. growing Cedar Springs community,” said Jon Denhof, St. Julian’s 2021 medals included: Board Chair. “We are investing in that growth to ensure BEST OF CLASS – GOLD that people living or working in Cedar Springs and nearby 2020 Braganini Reserve Late Harvest Vignoles neighborhoods have the option to join a credit union that Sweet Nancie understands that the financial success of each member con- SILVER tributes to the overall success of the community. We’re in- Light Solera Cream Sherry credibly excited and humbled to be a part of it.” Tre Kent County Credit Union has been serving families and 2017 Braganini Reserve Cab Franc their community since 1956. The credit union provides fi- 2020 Braganini Reserve Riesling – Mountain Road Estate eration Braganini family members, the company is committed nancial services to members, and financial support to their BRONZE to making authentic wine from the Lake Michigan shore. As community of West Michigan. Today the credit union 2020 Braganini Reserve Sauvignon Blanc the largest and best-known winery in Michigan, St. Julian has serves more than 6,000 members with 2 branch locations. 2017 Braganini Reserve Meritage led the local industry in both innovation and quality from the Their main branch is at 1619 Plainfield, in the Creston 2020 Winemaker Series Blaufrankisch Rose very beginning. From its wildly popular Red Heron and Blue Heights neighborhood, and the North Kent branch is here 2019 Braganini Reserve Traminette Heron wines and the Braganini Family Reserve Wines, to its in Cedar Springs. 2020 Braganini Reserve Albarino growing line of distilled spirits, ciders and sparkling juices, St. 2020 Winemaker Series Cinsault Rose Julian has something for everyone. 2019 Braganini Reserve Pinot Noir – Mountain Road Es- St. Julian, which is distributed in five states outside of Mich- tate igan, currently operates six Started in 1975, this is one of the oldest and longest-running tasting rooms within the state Complete Collision wine competitions in the nation. Wines in this competition are – Paw Paw, Dundee, Fran- judged simultaneously in two divisions: International Eastern kenmuth, Troy, Rockford, and Wine Competition and the West Coast Wine Competition, Union Pier. with traditional awards given in each division and the “Best of Visit the Rockford tasting Show” winners moving on to compete in the “East Meets West room at 4425 14 Mile Rd NE, Taste Off” to determine which wine reigns overall. in the same building as Flo’s • Tintable Stone Guard • All-Over Paint & Spot Repair • Glass Installed For 100 years, the iconic St. Julian Winery & Distillery has Wood-Fired Pizzeria. been making wine, cider, and spirits in a range of styles to meet (616) 636-5341 89 N. Third Street every customer’s taste. Now helmed by third and fourth gen- Free Estimates Sand Lake Ask SCORE reporting relationships. The job description provides you What to expect from a financial review Staff up for success and the employee a clear road The COVID-19 pandemic may have unsettled many aspects of your life – including your financial map for the expectations of situation. Even if your employment and earnings were not directly affected, you might have concerns about Every business, it seems, benefits, sick leave, annual the position, from the stand- whether you’ve been making the right investment moves in such a stressful environment. The pandemic is, cites people as being its most leave, training, dress code, point of both workload and hopefully, just a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, but different events can rattle financial markets. And changes important resource. Why? Be- personnel reviews, grievanc- expertise required to accom- in your own life also can affect your plans. To prepare yourself for whatever tomorrow may hold, you may cause any business, regardless es, termination, and retire- plish the job. want to get some professional help – but what, really, can you expect from a financial advisor? of size, is only as good as the ment. Every employee should Job application forms for A financial advisor will look holistically at your life – your family composition, your career, your hopes and people who work there, from have his or her own copy of your company should be dreams, your instincts about saving and spending money, your risk tolerance and other factors. So, during the owner and managers to this manual. In addition, con- simple and focus on relevant your initial meeting, and at subsequent reviews afterward, here are some of the key areas you’ll discuss: the newest entry-level staffer. sider giving every job appli- employment history, includ- • Feelings about your financial situation – Numbers are important to financial advisors, but As an employer, you want cant a copy for review. ing names of supervisors and what’s most meaningful to them is understanding what’s important to their clients. Are you to hire and retain employees Each position within the references you can contact. confident about your overall financial outlook? Are you worried about your cash flow? Are you most qualified for the posi- company, including your Provide space for the appli- distressed over volatility in the financial markets? Do you have concerns about your career? By tions within your company. own, should have a job de- cant to summarize career ac- getting at the answers to these and similar questions, a financial advisor can gain a clear sense To do this, you need to define scription that outlines the complishments. of who you are and what matters to you. You can then follow an established process to build your who you are looking for, and responsibilities and duties of At the interview stage, you personalized strategies and take the specific actions needed to achieve your goals. what is expected of them once such position. This job de- want to learn as much as pos- • Progress toward your goals – It takes patience and discipline to achieve long-term goals, such they are on board. scription should also include sible about the person’s job as helping send your kids to college or enjoying the retirement lifestyle you’ve envisioned for Policy standards are a must. a list of the objectives of such skills, work ethic and person- yourself. 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(Changes in your family’s status may affect your estate plans, so you’ll also Consider a Career as a Professional need to work with your legal advisor or other estate-planning professional.) at Speese Painting • Changes in your retirement plans – As you near retirement, you might decide that your original plans for this time of your life no longer suit you. For example, you might have once thought that, • starting wage $17/per hour when you retired, you would stay close to home, volunteering and pursuing your hobbies. But • no experience necessary now you’ve been thinking how much you would enjoy traveling, or perhaps even living abroad for • 401k and other benefits a while. 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Springs, Michigan, 49319, will conduct a public CITY OF CEDAR SPRINGS Friday the boys traveled to the Art Van Complex in Rock- hearing on Wednesday, June 16, 2021 at 3:40 ford for a double header under the lights as they competed in PM. The Board of Directors will consider its pro- Regular Meeting of the the Steven Austin Memorial Baseball Classic. Their first op- posed budget for 2021-22 school year. A copy Cedar Springs City Council ponent was the Spartans of Sparta. Freshman Walker Glyshaw of this budget is available for inspection at the got the start on the mound. Unfortunately he struggled, al- Thursday, June 10, 2021 lowing 7 hits and walking 5 while striking out only 4. Jake same address. This meeting is open to the pub- Rocafort came on to pitch the final 4 innings, allowing only lic. Individuals requiring special accommodation 7:00 p.m. one hit. At the plate Aiden Brunin led the team with a pair of to attend this meeting should call the Academy’s doubles. Zain also had a double. Campione and Petty each Cedar Springs City Hall School Office at 616-696-4905 at least three (3) added a single but it wasn’t enough as the Red Hawks lost to 66 S. Main St. days prior to this meeting. the Spartans 11-5. Cedar Springs, Michigan In the nightcap, Jeremy Campione took the mound against the Huskies of Forest Hills Northern. He managed the game Dated: May 20, 2021 The purpose of the regularly scheduled meeting with poise, striking out two and walking three, and his defense is to act and discuss any business that may played great for him. Dylan Knauf led the team in hitting come before the City Council. with a pair of singles, as well as laying down a perfect suicide squeeze in the 6th. Snoeyink, Campione and Brunin each add- Township PLEASE NOTE: To mitigate the spread of the ed a hit, and Logan Petty battled in two at bats, earning a pair of Nelson COVID-19 pandemic, protect the public health, of walks and scoring. The Red Hawks came out victorious un- County of Kent, and provide essential protections to City of der the lights 6-4, bringing their record to 10-14 on the season. Michigan Cedar Springs residents; the City of Cedar Next Week’s schedule: Springs boards and commissions are conducting Monday, May 24 @ Big Rapids (single) Summary of Nelson all meetings by video teleconference. Tuesday, May 25 vs Kenowa Hills (double) Thursday, May 27 @ Kenowa Hills (single) Township Board Meeting The Cedar Springs City Council will conduct the 2 Maple Street following public hearings for the following topics: Sand Lake, MI 49343 Nelson Township/Sand Lake Hall 14122 White Creek Avenue NE Cedar Springs, MI Tuesday, May 11, 2021 49319 (41-02-25-300-044) property transfer from Success...continued from page 19 7:00 PM Solon Township to the City of Cedar Springs. or no answer. The more dialogue you have, the more you learn about the applicant. More information will help you make an Present: Britton, Hoffman, Austin, DeJong. Absent MEANS FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: informed decision. George. • Public comments may be submitted to the Always check references. Competent and friendly employees City Manager by email at any time prior to the make a positive statement about your business to customers. An Board action: Approved Sand Lake’s request to meeting at [email protected] applicant who interviews well and has a sterling resume may be purchase one picnic table; approved of rental rates Comments submitted will be read aloud during the ideal fit for the job. References will validate your impres- for the Town Hall (formerly as VFW in Sand Lake). the public comment portion of the meeting. sions and expand on areas not covered in the interview. This is • Members of the public who attend at the also a way to learn more about potential weaknesses as well. 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Mr. Steve Washington This is Mr. Washington’s second year at CTA as the social studies teacher for grades 9-12. Mr. Washing- ton had subbed for CTA for a number of years before joining the faculty. We are so happy to have him full time on our staff! Mr. Washington is dedicat- ed to helping students reach their full potential and achieve success, both in and outside of the classroom. Mr. Washington spent his free time coach- Steve Washington ing freshman girls basketball for Ce- dar Springs Public Schools. This just shows the dedication he has for all students! Mrs. Carolyn Cone This is Mrs. Cone’s sixth year at CTA as the high school math teacher. She consistently strives to go above and beyond for all of the Chargers she supports with a smile on her face! She holds after school math help and has been assisting with our running club this year as well. She definitely works hard for our CTA students.

Carolyn Cone Mrs. Marcie Putney This is Mrs. Puntney’s second year at CTA as the high school science teacher. Mrs. Puntney is dedicated to helping the CTA family and does so with a smile and caring heart. In her free time, Mrs. Puntney likes trav- elling, hiking, kayaking, camping, cooking, gardening, and going to out- door festivals. It looks like she defi- nitely enjoys being outdoors! Mrs. Cheryl Dille Mrs. Cheryl Dille is our Guidance Counselor and has been working at CTA for fifteen years. She always has a smile on her face and is dedi- cated to making sure all of our Char- gers are in good mental health. She is the go-to person for making sure Mrs. Dille enjoys being involved with her husband’s construction business and is starting up a wed- ding planning business with her daughter. CTA is blessed to have such a caring and dedicated coun- selor that is always supporting our Chargers. Thursday, May 20, 2021 The Cedar Springs POST Page 23 Congratulations Class of 2021 Graduates This week’s Hot Buys. Page 24 The Cedar Springs POST Thursday, May 20, 2021 Amazing quality. Fantastic prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. 29 La más alta calidad. Precios increíblemente bajos. ea Satisfacción garantizada. 2 Fresh Produce Everyday Save-A-Lot® Fresh Watermelon Gallon Milk

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