The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 9

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1976 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Palisades Reopening Is Delayed SOUTH HAVEN Consumers Power from Arpil 2, lo Dec. 20, 1975, when the plant was closed for routine refueling and repair. It has been closed ever since then. Consumers Power operates two other nuclear plants in Michigan and is building a fourth near Midland. The Big Rock Point plant near Charlevoix is currently closed for I modifications and one of two citing -T unanticipated equipment problems, has delayed the reopening of its shutdown-plagued Palisades nuclear power plant for another two weeks.

The new delay was announced late Monday by generating units at the Cook plant near Bridgman is also shut down. Hudsonville Hudsonville Protestant Re- Russell C. Youngdahl. cxecu-1 fk ChUrch hel -FT? live vice TM- after a said the facility would begin: TI resuming operations this week ot Hudsonvllle Hl Scn o1 on '32nd Ave. The congregation meets in the high school breaking ceremony for its new building at 5101 Beach Tree Ave.

The site is directly east' CITYCOUNCIL April 21, 1976 The Council met in regular session with all members present except Councilman Westrate, whose absence was excused. Devotions were led by the Rev. Paul Colenbrander of Maplewood Reformed Church. The minutes of the regular meeting held April 7, 1976 were approved. Special Order of the Day A hearing was held with no objections presented on Sanitary Sewer Special Assessment Roll SS-227 for a sanitary sewer in Dartmouth Avenue from 8th i -H ge ansj now Youngdahl sa.d, was due to a malfunction in the equipment which moves the control rods in the nuclear reactor of the plant.

The problem was discovered during pre-operational testing, he said. for their services. For nearly 49 years, members worshipped at 5578 School Ave. but overcrowded conditions there caused them to consider a new building. The Rev.

Cornelius Hanko has been pastor of the curch since 1971. luabLur 01 me curen smue A spokesman for Youngdahl I Sunset Manor Guild spon- said the malfunction did not sorec i pose a safety hazard. a pancake breakfast on Saturday morning at Jenison Refueling and repair work Christian Junior High Gymna- has kept the generating plant inoperative since last Dec. 20. At the time of the initial company had facility would shutdown, predicted be back the the in operation within 90 days.

The latest delay throws the timetable more than a month behind. Once the plant does resume operations, plant will officials continue hope the operating for 18 months when it is scheduled for its next refueling and inspection shutdown. That would be the longest uninterrupted run since Palisades opened in 1971. Ty Cross, information director for Consumers Power, said sium and a offering was taken to offset expenses. The X-ray mobile unit for the Tuberculosis, Health and Emphysema Society of West Michigan will be stationed at Meijer Thrifty Acres on Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. The bus is closed for lunch from 1 to 1:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Emelander of Hudsonville will be honored at an open house on May 1 from 1 to 4 p.m.

at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church. Mr. and Mrs. Emelander (Gertrude De Witt), marked their 50th wedding anniversary on March 4 while vacationing in Florida. Their children are: Mr.

and Mrs Vernon Meyaard, Theodore Emelander, Sherwyn North 132 feet, after which a resolution was adopted confirm- ing said roll. Unfinished Business The proposed budget for the fiscal year 1976-1977 was placed on file in the office of the City Clerk for public inspection with a public hearing scheduled for the next Council meeting. Written Petitions and Communications The Council accepted an invitation to participate in the Wednesday street scrubbing parade on May 12. The following license applications were approved: Holland Christian Schools Solicitation of Funds De Young's Garbage Refuse Refuse Collector Robert Vander Wege Refuse Collector Independent Landfill Refuse Collector Jacobusse's Refuse Removal Service Refuse Collector Lawrence Holtgeerts Refuse Collector George Kotman Rubbish Collector George Bruischart Rubbish Collector Fred Stam Rubbish Collector Golden Eightball Pool Tables Seaway Bar Dance Hall Pool Table Ed's Bar Pool Table Reports from Boards and City Officers A request from the Board of PAGE FIVE Cosby Ramp Festival Held in Tennessee COSBY, Tcnn. I The i Cosby Ramp festival, the i annual tribute to an onion-like mountain weed known for its powerful aftertaste, drew 5,000 persons Sunday to a sun- splashed hillside at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountain 1 Celebrants, from throughout the Southeast, picnicked on Kineavista Hill, listened to country and gospel music and some ale ramp salad or ramp, eggs and fatback.

Lester Flatt and the Nashville Grass were the featured country music attraction. i Manhole Bill Gets Bumped LANSING I A bill vetoed by Gov. William G. Millikcn that would have required a second worker to guard occupied manholes has been referred to the Senate Labor Committee, where its sponsor will allow it to die. Sen.

Carl D. Pursell. H- Plymouth, said Monday night he believed the House, whirl) narrowly approved the nicasuie after days of debate, would be- unable lo muster a two-thirds majiinlv vote to override Milhken's veto. It would be pointless, he smd to engage a long veto fiyht "I guess can say dead," Puisell said. Three Firms Fined RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UPI) Brazil Monday fined three foreign based rubber companies, including Firestone and Goodyear, a total of Si 5 million for allegedly monopolizing the Brazilian tire market.

adex advertising, inc. 341 east 18th rtreet. hutland phone 392-2323 national magazine advertising -preparation of sales literature-product publicity-public relations. WILLIAM MURDOCH FOUR GENERATIONS of the Blauwkamp family are headed by Mrs. Catherine Blauwkamp of Zeeland, pictured here.

Youngest member is Chad David Blauwkamp, 17 months old, with his father, David Blauwkamp, standing; his grandfather, Henry Blauwkamp, seated, and his great grandmother, Mrs. Blauwkamp. with Tim Jenison. is Karl Walters McGraw and Bill that resulted shutdowns. in some of the Tyler assistants.

The troup is sponsored by Jenison Kiwanis Club and meets Mondays at Bauerwood school. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilcox, 6853 Kayboer, Jenison. will'ac- company the Agape Players on a three-week tour of Poland.

Their daughter, Debbie, a 1975 graduate of Jenison high school has been on a nationwide tour with the group since last July, following three months of training the company has asked the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission for permission to and rs. Andy run the plant at full capacity Brink The fe has 14 grand for the first tune. children Previously the commission Mr and John De Went hmited the plants operation to celebrated their 50th wedding 90 per cent of capacity. It has anniversarv on April 2 4 with not yet answered the com- an open house 12th Avenue panys request. Christian Reformed Church in i Of course, we couldn't do it emson immediately." Cross said.

Jenison Scout 354 Public Works to place the posi- takes a number of days or awarded ft rank Eagle tion of Engineering Supervisor' weeks to build up to that. Smirt tn arv nstranHl in the Unclassified Service. 1 the commission still has time to let us The plant, which feeds i i into Consumer Power's statewide network, has been shut down for corrective v. ork several times since it first began operating in 1971. One shutdown occurred when a small radioactive developed in the plant's steam generator.

The Jackson-based firm has filed lawsuits seeking S300 million from five companies that allegedly supplied the plant with defective equipment ariMMrs. 7 Orlando, Fla. Debbie will So far, the longest uninter-1 also be to Pol and and rupted run at Palisades wasi 00 1 she and ner Parents are Mrs Strwoth Diyrptit Hefct Vm ELIMINATE EXCESS WATER Lose rounds o) hwlv wafe wwoht Woai DuUmess D'ffflure-causeC cramps arhps iw due 10 wessinjai ttuHd-w penofl sous fan jtu strength pill wrnks las' gsnHv to "e(D vow nodv fhrnmaie wstet ou II (ppi Defter tie tviQfier "we alert Stay votir fiimmes! niest Gel AQU? Ban Duretic Table's toaav sponsored by the Baldwin Heights Baptist Church. Following the tour Debbie will attend Grand Rapids Bible College. Unity Christian High Madrigals gave a program sponsored by the Mr and Mrs.

Club on April 25 in the Zutphen tian Reformed Church. The of- was designated for the Rev. Thomas De Vries in support of his work at Chascomus, I Argentina. 1 Cottonwood Heights Christian Reformed Church was the set-j ting for the marriage of Miss Mari Lynn Timmer and David I 'G. Huizenga.

Parents of the! couple are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Timmer. Mrs. J.

Vander Schuur! land Donald Huizenga. all Jenison. until the next regular meeting. The following recommenda- tions of the Board of Public Works were adopted: To approve an interim rate adjustment regarding three phase four wire service. To approve a proposal from Gordon M.

Buitendorp Associates to prepare a Master Plan presentation on the 5th Street facilities at a cost S2.500 to $3.000 To employ R. W. Beck and Associates to conduct negotiations i Consumers Power Company on joint 1 participation at an estimated maximum cost of To retain First of Michigan Corporation as a consultant to give an opinion as to the effect of fuel adjustment clauses upon bond agency i ratings and to develop for-. mats for financial reports. The following recommendations of the Hospital Board were adopted: To approve a supplement to the lease on the Du Pont Automatic Clinical Analyzer for an update kit.

To declare obsolete medical equipment and surplus linen as surplus and to authorize its disposal. To authorize the purchase of property at 180 West 24th' Street for S32.500. To approve a contract with i Turner Construction Com- pany as construction managers for the Hospital build- ins. project at a cost of 5564,000.00. Planning Specialist Wyngar- William J.

Darcy Margaret Landauer Harold De Free Maribeth Vander Ploeg Donald Nivision Bernard Sneller Henry R. Dykstra A hearing was scheduled for the next council meeting on an application from Trans-Matic Manufacturing Company for an Industrial Facilities Exemption Certificate on machinery at 445 West 22nd Street City Clerk reported the receipt of an application from Mr Gerald Klein to rezone an area at 31st Street between Ottawa and Homestead Avenues from A-l Residential to A-2 Residential, which application had been referred to the Planning for a recommendation to the Council. Accepted as information. The following City Manager recommendations have been adopted: To approve a contract with Michigan Colprovia Co. in 'the amount of S18.870.00 to install sewer lines and manholes within the right of way of M-40 for the HEDCOR sanitary' sewer.

To authorize a project involving improvements to the Centennial Park fountain as a Bicentennial project at an estimated cost S7.000 00. To schedule a public hearing for the next Council meeting on the proposed installation of a sanitary sewer in Waverly Road from 8th Street to M-21 and in both sides of M-21 from Waverly Road East for a distance of approximately 670 feet. To approve utility services under certain conditions to the proposed Junior High School site. To deny a request from Mr. Lewey Michmerhuizen to connect to sanitary sewer in Sunrise Drive.

To notify the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association that the city does not plan to participate in the 1977 Parade of Roses, unless a sponsor comes forward prior to the registration deadline of May 3, 1976. i To approve the State Highway Department's work order for the removal of the traffic signal at Pine Avenue and 8th Street and its replacement. To authorize a transfer of $500.00 within the Finance Department budget for the purchase of a new typewriter, i To accept as information a report advising that all Fire Department's full time em-1 ployes have all completed the 240 hour Firefighter i Training Course. I To create a Housing-Property i Maintenance Board of Ap-1 peals and to adopt rules and i procedures for said Board. Communications from i the Mayor i A resolution was adopted hon- I oring Dr.

John K. Winter and Dr. William. G. Winter on their retirement after 40 years in the i Medical profession.

Mayor Hallacy proclaimed i the week of April 26 to May 1 as Local Bicycle Safety Week I in the City. He also announced I i that plans are being made to designate and mark a NS and EW bicycle route within the 1 City of Holland to tie in with I bicycle routes to be designated Jin the surrounding areas with I funds for this purpose to come from the Holland Optimist Club He expressed thanks to the Club for this project. The Council adjourned. D. W.

Schipper City Clerk Millage Defeated I CHEBOYGAN (UPI) Voters in the Cheboygan-Otsego and Presque Isle School Dis. tricts rejected a 1.2 millage on 1 a 3.0U1-2.699 vote Monday. i Plans to Retire PITTSBURGH (UPI) i ney G. Cameron will retire as president and business manag-. 1 er of the Pittsburgh effective June 30.

Runs for Congress ALBION (UPI) Brian Hampton, former director development at Kalamazoo' dcn on tehalFoTthe Plannm'c Monrfav he --i r' I College, announced Monday he Commission. submitted for is a candidate for the demo-! stut h- a nd consideration copies cratic nomination in the 3rd ne Dredge Disposal Site 1 Congressional District race. He Planning Study prepared 15 32 the Stanley Consultants. The report was accepted study. The Appropriations and Disbursements Report for the period ended March 31, 1976.

as prepared by the Finance Director, was presented and filed. A recent purchase made by the Police Department from Superior Sport Store in the amoiml of $2 35 was confirmed- Claims against the city from the following were referred In the City's insurance carrier and the City Attorney for consideration and action: SERVICE DIRECTORY LET THESE EXPERTS HELP YOU COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WEDDINGS PORTRAITS DINNER SPECIALS Served 4 lo 7 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday and Fnday Holland Ready Roofing Co. Serving The Holland Zeeland Area With For Home, Sfore Industry Full Insured 392-9051 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL HEAVY SHEET METAL WORK AIR CONDITIONING DUCTS HEM-ARC WELDING EAVES TROU6HING and GUTTERS HOLLAND SHEET METAL INC.

Phone 392-3394 467 East Laewood Blvd. FREE ESTIMATES BUMP SHOP Quality Workmanship BUMPING REF1NISHING BODYWORK R.E. BARBER FORD US-31 and E. 8th St. PHONE 396-2361 B.B.Q.

SHORT RIBS BAKED HAM SWISS STEAK ivilh choice of pot-air, choice of or i ejjeloblc, roll and butter. I Jr BOSCH'S RESTAURANT 120 E. MAIN ZEELAND Park Free A1 Rear of Reslauranl Complete Repair Service Air Condilioning Bumping Pointing Mechanical Repairs De Nooyer Chev. 600 E. 8th 396-2333 HAROLD LANGEJANS GENERAL CONTRACTOR and HOME BUI1DER STOREFRONT REMODELING CEMENT WORK Cornmi'Tciol Reiidential No Job Too large or Too Smoll W.

2Ht fh. ENTRAL SUPER ARK MARKET 1158 S. SHORE DRIVE OH AND PH. Open Thurs. Sat.

'Til 6 Fn. 'Til 9 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Post Raisin Bran I5oz. 66 Product 19 12oz. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 12oz. 43 Rice Krispies 10oz.

12oz. Trix Special 11 oz. 12oz Variety Psk Check Compare The Above Are Our Everyday Low Prices Parklane Assorted Flavors Ice Cream Fleischmann's Margarine 1 Lb. Qtrs. Gal.

Grade A Doz. Extra Large Eggs Diet Rite Dad's Root Door 32 oz ret Beer btls. Pepsi Cola 16 OZ. Returnable for 1 Bottles Skinned Deveined BEEF LIVER Sliced Boiled Ham For Sandwiches 89 Central Park Homemade Meat Loaf 2 Lbs U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Family Steak Lb.

U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless, Rolled Rump Roast Lb. Frcshlike -12 Oz. Whole Kernel Cream Style Corn Jcno's Oz. Pizza Rolls Sausage or Pcppcroin 59 Cliffchar Charcoal 10 Lbs.

109 Pizza Mix 2 Cheese 1 Lb 33 Oz. 99 SI cur-4 oz Mr. Mushroom Turkey Drum- Sticks Lb Rib End Pork Chops U.S.D.A Choice Round Steak Lb Home Cured Dried Beef Kleenex Assorted Facial Tissue 2fma 39' Open Pit 13 Oz. Barbecue Sauce 39 2 Roll Pack Brawny Towels Chocolate 01: 3 I I PM Dry Milk 2 ftzc LUMBERJACK BREAD 39c Oranges 2eszc Yellow Onions 3 Lb 49c Strawberries 01 69c IN FW SPA PERI.