The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 10

PAGE EIGHTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 Commission Starts Study Of Budget GRAND HAVEN The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners today started its annual task of poring over the annual general operations budget. Chairman Franklin Schmidt of the ways and means committee Tuesday finished the proposed budget for 1971 and it was presented to the board at today's session. Each year the adoption of the budget is the major task of the board at the long October session. The board vill meet again next Monday. Tuesday's session of the board was calm comp9red with the stormy meeting Monday, when 30 residents of Olive township mostly irate housewives, descended on the board to protest the location of a major sanitary landfill, termed an "unsanitary dump" by one of the township residents.

The north part of the county will be without a dumping ground for at least another 30 days. Grand Haven's large landfill on Harbor Island was closed July 1 and since then local residents have been forced to take material to the county landfill in Park township. Arnold Schaefeis Wright township apple grower, protested the operation of 3 large chicken 8 Starring "THE -STATUS UO LONG MY PARENTS ARE 90WM TME LAW 1 WE? HAVE- SEEK! BM6A6ET? LOMSf TODAY WE (SET THE WATERS ARE ALIVE WITH THE 'FblWT? AT5 "The Store With Variety" THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Brylcreem oz REG. $1.29 Ben Gay Regular, Greaseless, Children moz. REG.

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Holland 306-5233 PKANUTS STAND REAL STILL AND FEEL THE WARM. SUN ON 5A.OC, DOESN'T THAT FEEL GREAT? coop near his property. "This is a real first class pollution prob- blem," he told the board. The odor from the 30,000 laying hens in the coop is sickening, he said, and a health menace. Residents nearby must keep doors and windows closed, he said.

The problem was referred to the health committee as it must be ascertained whether or cot such an operation is a public nuisance. Improvements to the home of the caretaker at Camp Pottawatomie in Grand Haven township are needed and the camp committee was authorized to take birds on repairs to windows and other worn out parts of the home. The ways and means committee was instructed to recondition and purchase 10 toilets for the cells in the jail at a cost of Upper Peninsula Car-Truck Crash Claims 2 Youths WALLACE (UPI) Two Menominee youths were killed and three other persons injured a afternoon in a car-truck collision on U.S. 41 about two miles north of this western Upper Peninsula community. Killed in the crash were Robert Kiefer, 20, the driver of the car, and Philip Gardiner, 17, a passenger the car.

Injured and taken to St. Joseph-Lloyd Hospital in Menominee were the truck driver, Harold Laeombe, 49, Peshtago, and two other passengers in the Kiefer car--Terry Smejkal of Menominee and Rhonda Barrett of Marinette, Wis. Menominee County Sheriff's Department officials said the truck struck the car broadside when the auto pulled out from County Road 346 onto U.S. 41. PKEVTED PATTERN 4532 SIZES 8-16 SAVE NOW! USTOM DRAPERIES ONE PRICE Includes FABRIC LABOR Because This Is Normally A Slow Month, The Manufacturer Has Allowed Us A Discount On Any Order Placed The Next 2 Weeks During this time, we are happy to save you many dollars.

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Prescription Delivery Coty Max Factor Fo American Greeting Cards House Candies Olive Center The Home Extension Club will meet in regular session at the township hall, Oct. 22 at 7:45 p.m. The lesson topic is "Recreation in Our County." Elmer Lievense and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Veneberg have returned home after spending a week in Copper Harbor, They also spent time with Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Veneberg in Marquette. Mrs. Harrietta Bakker, Hazel and Anthony attended the wedding and reception of Bakker's grandson, David tfakker and Berdena Sloothaak at Hayen Reformed Church in Hamilton Friday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Glass and family from Noordeloos were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kooman Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Kuipers from Holland have purchased a plot of ground on 116th Ave. and have begun building a home there, living in a house trailer meanwhile. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Weaver and family from Grand Rapids were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zwighui- zen Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Juluis Bartels from Zeeland were guests of honor at a dinner Saturday evening given by their children in observance of their 30th wedding anniversary. The dinner was held at Jays Restaurant in Zeeland and was attended by the couples' children, John, Terry, Helen and Hugh; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bartels, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Lamer and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Otting. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.

John Vugteveen from Traverse City, and Nancy Dykema and Shelly Bletsch. Unable to be there were Seaman Russell Barties from Oceana, Virginia and Mr. and Mi a. Harold Zwagerman from Noordeloos. Fog, Rain Push Into Midwest By United Press International Locally heavy rains and fog crept into the Midwest Tuesday, accompanied by chilly Canadian air.

Chicago reported nearly an inch of. rain fell in an hour Tuesday night. Viaducts and basements were flooded on the city's South Side and in the southern suburbs. Earlier in the day tornadoes touched down in rural sections of Central Mississippi. Three persons were injured, including two persons in a trailer camp at Summerall who were hurt when high winds overturned their house trailers.

Assail Nixon's Veto of Campaign Fund Limit Bill DETROIT (UPI) -President Nixon's veto of a bill which would have limited campaign expenditures brought sharp criticism Tuesday from two Democratic candidates for statewide office. In separate statements, Sander Levin, candidate for governor, and Richard Austin, candidate for secretary of state, urged Sen. Robert P. Griffin, to vote to override the President's veto. In his veto message to Congress, the President said he vetoed the measure because it "does not limit the overall cost of campaigning.

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