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RESIDENTS in south-eastern Sydney were told it was safe to drink their tap water, hours before Sydney Water had received the test results showing what had caused the widespread contamination of that drinking water in December last year.
Dr Wayne Smith, the NSW Health director of environmental health, said he was confident in Sydney Water's assessment that the contamination was from bitumen coming into contact with the water and it would be safe to drink after water pipes were flushed clean.
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Sydney Water had previously released only three results showing low levels of contaminants known as PAHs in the water, which it said backed its claim the contamination was caused by water coming into contact with the bitumen lining of water mains pipes during maintenance work in the suburb of Rosebery.
But it had not revealed the fourth sample from the storage tank in Pagewood that showed the levels of the PAHs were more twice the level of other water samples taken in surrounding streets.
Analytical chemist Ian Brown said the much higher levels of contamination shown in the storage tank sample should have been a red flag indicating that the source of the contamination may have been close to the tank in Pagewood and not at Rosebery as previously thought.
Resident Chantal Snell who has been fighting to find out the truth about the incident said it is concerning Sydney Water did not release the full range of information. ''That creates further suspicion,'' she said.
Sydney Water took water sample tests on the night residents reported the water smelling like gas or petrol, feeling oily and people experiencing vomiting, dizziness and numbness in the mouth for hours after drinking it.
The first results from the samples were not known until almost 24 hours later, at 11pm on December 29. But Sydney Water had already told NSW Health the water was safe.
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The contamination scare sparked calls for a thorough investigation into the incident and prompted an angry response from the Premier, Barry O'Farrell, about the role of Sydney Water. However, Mr O'Farrell said he was confident the water was now safe to drink.
Questions asked of Sydney Water last week revealed it had only done its standard drinking water scan on the contaminated water and it had not looked for any other possible sources of contamination.
Residents in the Pagewood area fear the contamination came from the nearby Botany Industrial Park where contaminated water is being treated and recycled for industrial uses.
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The rich get richer as the rest of us get poorer.
This reality does not make the headlines in a country where any politician or activist who dares to discuss class is accused of fomenting "class warfare."
Not a single news organization reported on how new data that were released by the Social Security Administration Oct. 15 suggests obscene income inequities.
This according to Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston, who searched Google and Nexis databases in search of the news. So he took up the task, wading through the data in an article on the little known website called tax.com.
Johnston informs us that every 34th wage earner in America in 2008 went all of 2009 without earning a single dollar, as reported by the Social Security Administration. Meanwhile, "Total wages, median wages, and average wages all declined, but at the very top, salaries grew more than fivefold," Johnston writes.
Johnston's analysis of the tax and economic policy isn't easy reading, but it's well worth the effort as we seek to understand just what is going on in our country --- one which a friend who lives in Mexico refers to, ironically, as a "failed state" because of the state of our economy and our failure to provide decent health care, education and housing for all our citizens.
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There are three kinds of weapons: the slingshot, crossbow, and shotgun. To use the slingshot, the attention value should be above 90 to lock the target. Using the crossbow, the attention value should be above 80. Using the shotgun, the attention value should be above 65.
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Ramadan in Pakistan: Religious month or commercial payday?
Ramadan - or Ramzan as it is called in Pakistan - is meant to be a month of charity, worship and abstinence.
However many Pakistanis are complaining that it has been hijacked by rampant consumerism over the last few years, and is losing its true spirit.
Ramadan now comes with pizza meal deals and religious quiz shows on television, but is it crass or just a harmless celebration?
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"Seventy acres of porn is too much," Troy city, New York Councilman Rodney Wiltshire declared before the council narrowly voted down creating a 70 acre adult entertainment district along the Hudson River.
"Seventy acres of porno is too much. It'll be a ridiculous Red Light district. And, if you build it, they will come." said Councilman Rodney Wiltshire before last Thursday's vote.
"Again, it's just too big," Wiltshire repeated.
Just how big is "too big"? Well, RealEstateAgent.com says one acre is about the size of one football field. So, we're talking about, roughly, 70 football fields - and, how much porn could you squeeze into 70 football fields?
For that matter, if Wiltshire feels that seventy acres of porn is too much, what size porn district would he sign off on: 69 acres? Fifty acres? Would the porn district have gotten the one extra vote it needed if it'd been just a little bit smaller?
Wiltshire makes the case that it's the concentration of porn, not the porn industry's right to exist, that would cause a problem:
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Independent UK: We don't need chain stores
Janet Street-Porter
Sunday 20 January 2013
High streets don't need chain stores
What a load of bilge has been spouted over the demise of Blockbuster, Jessops and HMV. Commentators whimpered over the end of an era, as if we all spent our seminal years on a weekly pilgrimage to leaf through the racks of CDs. This rose-tinted view of the past as being somehow more desirable than the present is the kind of cloying sentimentality that holds Britain back on the world stage. It's sad for the thousands of employees who are losing their jobs, but many are young and will find work with other retailers or distribution centres. In less than a month, 1,400 stores closed or went into administration, the worst figures on record. Many of these properties are "zombies", bad investments the banks should have called in ages ago, killed off by one key group us, fickle consumers, who have completely changed how and where we shop. The high street of yesteryear will never return, in spite of much hand-wringing on the part of Mary Portas or shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna, who wants to launch a "small business Saturday".
There needs to be a new model for the high street which doesn't compete with online shopping and out-of-town superstores, but offers something completely different. Pedestrianisation killed off shopping too old people who enjoy daily shopping as a social activity, where they can meet people, can't be arsed to walk a mile through a windy piazza. Parking is expensive for families and high rates are forcing out small retailers who make a shopping trip memorable. Ominously, Tesco is planning to infiltrate our high streets in a new guise, as a partner in a chain of coffee shops the more chains in your high street, the less reason to go there. In the future, most shops will be places where we go to look at stuff we buy online, glorified showrooms.
Instead of retail, low-cost housing, old people's homes and community centres must be placed right at the heart of our towns, not away from transport and services in suburbia. Councils must offer cheap rates to small traders, not chains. It's not all bad news, by the way. John Lewis, Argos, Dixons and Primark all reported excellent sales over Christmas. In the end, running a successful business is about service. My shoemender in Whitstable repaired the broken strap on my old Ferragamo handbag for £26. He did a brilliant job. Shops like that will keep our high streets alive, not blubbing over Blockbusters.
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The Guardian has been devoting a huge amount of space to full-page ads claiming the newspaper, along with its stablemate The Observer, "own the weekend". The campaign launched online and in cinemas with a spoof movie trailer, introduced by a self-mocking Hugh Grant, opining about "an integrity that bleeds into everything they do". Not everything, perhaps. Last weekend, guest writer Julie Burchill wrote a stonking piece in The Observer, defending her friend Suzanne Moore against a torrent of abuse from transsexuals who had objected to a piece she had written about feminism in the New Statesman. I laughed when I read Julie's vitriolic riposte to the angry transgender people. What better reward for any columnist? It more than repaid the cost of my Observer. Sadly, the people in charge of "owning the weekend" don't put their money where their mouths are by defending free speech. Following outrage online and on Twitter, editor John Mulholland issued an apology and Julie's piece was removed from the Observer and Guardian website. Pathetic. ...................(more)
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Man arrested for suspected public order offence in city centre Jobcentre
4:20pm Thursday 16th January 2014
By Neil Watts
4:20pm Thursday 16th January 2014
By Neil Watts
POLICE have arrested a man on suspicion of a public order offence after an incident in a city centre Jobcentre.
The 42-year-old was alleged to have become aggressive and agitated inside the Sansome Street premises at about 12.05pm on Thursday and two police officers attended the scene after being called at 12.13pm.
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Youth views on alcohol sought
Wednesday 6 March 2013
Youth views on alcohol sought
Christchurch youths are being asked to give their views on alcohol in the community through an online survey to help the Council form a draft Local Alcohol Policy (LAP).
The Council carried out an Alcohol in the Community Survey of 4,200 electoral roll voters late last year, but now wants to find out what young people – especially those under 18 – think about alcohol. The information will be used to develop a LAP that will guide the hours, location and conditions for places that sell alcohol in the city.
Strategic Policy Unit Manager Alan Bywater says it is important to know what youth issues are surrounding alcohol use.
"We are contacting high schools and youth organisations and clubs to ask if they will host the survey on their online sites. We want to get as much relevant information as we can from as many young people as possible.
"The LAP – a provision of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 – will be an important tool in trying to minimise alcohol-related harm in our community, especially amongst youths," he says.
Survey responses will be anonymous and schools and groups that take part will be sent a short summary of the views gathered across the city once the results are collated.
Youths have until Sunday 24 March 2013 to take the online survey which can be found on the Council's Facebook page or at www.ccc.govt.nz and typing Local Alcohol Policy into the search engine.
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The Council voted last month to prepare a provisional Christchurch-specific LAP before the October local body elections.
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Bloody Butcher
The Bloody Butcher is not an imitation of anything that swims in the author's home waters, but it's still a very productive fly for sea run brown trout.
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The original is
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The Butcher is
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The Iranians are "trying very hard to develop this nuclear bomb", Shalom told reporters in London yesterday.
"The question is not if the Iranians develop a nuclear bomb in 2009, 2010, or 2011. The main question is are they going to have the knowledge to do it. Shalom said.
"We believe that in six months from today they will end all the tests and experiments they are doing to have that knowledge."
Iran, which has said its nuclear program is for energy needs only, has warned it would both retaliate and accelerate its drive to master nuclear technology if the United States or Israel attacked its atomic facilities.
Israel, believed to be the Middle East's only nuclear power, has hinted it could hit Iran militarily to stop it getting the bomb.
"They are trying very hard to develop the nuclear bomb. This kind of extreme regime with a nuclear bomb is a nightmare, not only for us," Shalom told reporters.
The chief of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency said in January that Iran was on the brink of enriching uranium, a process key to building a nuclear bomb.
"Iran is involved in many terrorist attacks in our region," Shalom said. "We should do everything to isolate the hardliners and empower the moderates."
France, Britain and Germany have tried in talks with Iran to persuade the oil-rich country to drop its nuclear fuel-making program in return for economic incentives.
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2 pounds lean stewing beef
3 Tablespoons oil
2 Tablespoons flour
Salt and freshly ground pepper and a pinch of cayenne
2 large onions, coarsely chopped
1 large clove garlic, crushed (optional)
2 Tablespoons tomato puree, dissolved in 4 tablespoons water
1-1/4 cups Guinness stout beer
2 cups carrots, cut into chunks
Sprig of thyme
Trim the beef of any fat or gristle, cut into cubes of 2 inches (5cm) and toss them in a bowl with 1 tablespoon oil. Season the flour with salt, freshly ground pepper and a pinch or two of cayenne. Toss the meat in the mixture.
Heat the remaining oil in a wide frying pan over a high heat. Brown the meat on all sides. Add the onions, crushed garlic, and tomato puree to the pan, cover and cook gently for about 5 minutes.
Transfer the contents of the pan to a casserole, and pour some of the Guinness beer into the frying pan. Bring to a boil and stir to dissolve the caramelized meat juices on the pan.
Pour onto the meat with the remaining Guinness; add the carrots and the thyme. Stir, taste, and add a little more salt if necessary.
Cover with the lid of the casserole and simmer very gently until the meat is tender -- 2 to 3 hours. The stew may be cooked on top of the stove or in a low oven at 300 degrees F. Taste and correct the seasoning. Scatter with lots of chopped parsley.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
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Today, Governor Mark Dayton announced the appointment of Ms. Martha Holton Dimick, Ms. Kathleen Sheehy and Mr. Edward Wahl as District Court Judges in Minnesota's Fourth Judicial District. Ms. Holton Dimick, Ms. Sheehy and Mr. Wahl will be replacing the Honorable Cara Lee Neville, the Honorable Beryl A. Nord, and the Honorable George F. McGunnigle who all retired earlier this year. All three seats will be chambered at Minneapolis in Hennepin County.
"Ms. Dimick, Ms. Sheehy and Mr. Wahl have outstanding legal skills, as well as proven commitments to public service. They will be excellent members of the bench in Minnesota's Fourth Judicial District," said Governor Dayton about the appointments. "I commend them for their impressive professional accomplishments and I thank them for their willingness to serve in these most important positions."
Martha A. Holton Dimick-Ms. Holton Dimick serves as the Deputy City Attorney of the Criminal Division of the Minneapolis City Attorney's Office where she supervises attorneys, paralegals and support staff to ensure timely prosecution of crimes committed in Minneapolis. She also works as an adjunct professor for the Writing, Representation, Advice & Persuasion Program at William Mitchell College of Law. Ms. Holton Dimick previously served as an Assistant County Attorney with Hennepin County within its Adult Prosecution Violent Crimes Division and previously served as the community prosecutor for the Fourth Police Precinct in North Minneapolis. She was also an associate attorney with Gray Plant Mooty. Ms. Holton Dimick earned a B.S. in Nursing from Alverno College, in 1981; and a J.D. from Marquette University Law School in 1991.
Additionally, Ms. Holton Dimick is a mentor with the University of Minnesota Law School's mentorship program and is the Secretary of the Executive Committee of the DeLaSalle Board of Trustees. She is a past member and chair of the Council on Black Minnesotans and was a member of the Minnesota Women Lawyers Board of Directors and the Hennepin County Bar Association's Fourth District Ethics Committee. Ms. Holton Dimick resides in Minneapolis with her family.
Kathleen D. Sheehy-Ms. Sheehy is an Administrative Law Judge at the Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings where she conducts hearings and drafts reports in contested cases in all substantive areas. She also conducts mediations and rule hearings, and reviews rules proposed by state agencies. Prior to working at the Office of Administrative Hearings, Ms. Sheehy was an attorney at Dorsey & Whitney for 9 years, practicing within commercial, antitrust and employment litigation. She received her B.A. from the University of Minnesota in 1978; and a J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School in 1984.
Additionally, Ms. Sheehy is currently a Community Crime Prevention Block Club Leader with the Minneapolis Police Department and is a parent volunteer with Southwest High School. She was also a parent volunteer with Kenny Community School and Anthony Middle School and was a reading tutor with Kenny Community School's Read Naturally program. Ms. Sheehy resides in Minneapolis with her family.
Edward T. Wahl-Mr. Wahl is a partner with Faegre Baker Daniels LLP in Minneapolis where he practices in financial and commercial litigation including matters involving financial institutions, fiduciary duties and fraud. Prior to this, he was a partner with Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP. Mr. Wahl provides pro bono representation on a regular basis by representing guardians ad litem, volunteering with Hennepin County's LAP Clinic, and assisting various other individuals and organizations. He received his B.A. with honors from Northwestern University in 1978; his M.A. from the University of Virginia in 1980; and his J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School in 1983.
Additionally, Mr. Wahl is an active member of the Minnesota Private College Council's board and executive committee and of the board of the Urban Debate League, a non-profit dedicated to returning interscholastic debate to urban schools in the Twin Cities and of Milkweed Editions, a non-profit press. He also serves on the steering committee for the YWCA's annual program, It's Time to Talk About Race, and he served as chair of the Nominations Committee for the Hennepin County Bar Association. Mr. Wahl resides in Minneapolis.
Minnesota's Fourth Judicial District consists of Hennepin County.
More information on the Commission on Judicial Selection as well as vacancies it is currently considering, can be found at http://mn.gov/governor/appointments/judicial-appointments/
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The Coopersville (Mich.) Observer Page Three
A Brief History of the Village, Its Churches, School and People. Written by Harry and Some of the Observer Staff. One of a Series of Stories to Appear in This Paper.
As the third in the series of stories we are preparing on the past and present history of this part of Ottawa county, we have selected the village of Nunica.
Nunica is the principal settlement in Crockery township and enjoys a find trade from the rich territory surrounding it, which places it among the better places in the county in which to live.
The first white settler in crockery township of whom there is any record was Manley Patchin, who came there in 1836 to make his home. He was followed in 1938 by Wm. Hathaway Jr., and Josephus Hathaway.
More and more settlers migrated to the district during the years following until in 1845 the township was organized. At the first organization the township was combined with Spring Lake, and the first meeting was held at the home of Col. Amos Norton, an early and prominent man of the community, who was engaged in lumbering. The township was called Norton in his honor.
Mr. Norton was elected first supervisor of the township and Dr. Timothy Eastman was chosen as surveyor. Richard M. Mason, Richard Hathaway and C. T. Gibbs were elected commissioners of highway and the road was soon opened from Spring Lake through the present site of Nunica to the township line on the east.
In 1849 the present township of Crockery was formed by the division of the township of Norton and the first meeting was held in the spring of the year at the home of William Hathaway, who was made first supervisor of the new township. Mr. Hathaway and Manley Patchin were also named Justices of the Peace.
Wm. Hathaway, called Judge Hathaway, was very prominently identified not only with the early history of Crockery township, but with that of Ottawa county as well. He came from Claremont, Mass., to Grand Haven in 1837 and to the mouth of Crockery Creek in November, 1839. There he lived king of the realm for six years, and during these years he farmed, made shingles and lumbered. He received from one dollar to one-fifty per thousand for shingles and from two to two-fifty per thousand for logs, delivered at Grand Haven. At one time Mrs. Hathaway did not see a white woman for four months. They had Indian neighbors with whom they always lived upon the most friendly terms. At the time Mr. Hathaway settled here there were no roads of any kind, the river being the only thoroughfare for the travelers. As in all parts of the country at that date, the tangled fallen timber, the swamps and the ravines rendered traveling other than on foot out of the question.
Most of the land in the township was state land and the settlers generally located the land on state script, which they were able to buy for from fifty to sixty cents on the dollar, paying nominally $1.25 per acre. Some of the land in Crockery township was located upon the bounty warrants of the soldiers of the war of 1812.
The land in this vicinity escaped the eyes of the land speculators who were numerous in the years 1836-37 and when the land was bought it was by those who meant to occupy it and make for themselves a home.
The three Patchin brothers put the first pine logs into Grand river out of Crockery township in 1838.
From the early forties the settlers came more and more numerously to this district to make their homes and the land was taken up, the work of clearing and putting it into cultivation being a herculean task. These hardy men put their shoulders to the wheel however and in spite of the hardship the work was carried on.
In 1849 the first school district of the township was organized in front of the home of Theron F. Hunter, his wood pile being utilized for the seating of the company. Theron F. and Silas O. Hunter came to the township in 1846.
The village of Nunica was first platted August 25th , 1865, by Henry Ernst, and later others platted portions of the village, among them being Mr. Holcomb. A portion of the village has never been platted but still is governed by metes and bounds.
The village closely followed the establishment of the railroad in this district, the Detroit and Milwaukee having been built through here in 1863. A few years later came the Chicago, Milwaukee and Lake Shore Railway into the territory and after a rather stormy existence, faded out of the picture.
A newspaper was started in Nunica in the early days by Hi Potts. This paper was later removed to Spring Lake and then to Grand Haven and is now being published as the Grand Haven Tribune.
Crockery Creek, wending its way through the township is said to have received its name from the fact that a large amount of broken crockery or earthenware was found along its banks. The name Nunica was given to the Village in commemoration of this as a man conversant with the Indian language of the Ottawas gave the information that this is a perversion of "Menonica," which signifies the clay or earth used by the Indians in the manufacture of their earthenware.
A short distance south of the village three Indian mounds, discovered and opened in the 70's were found to contain, besides a large number of skeletons, a variety of stone and copper implements and earthenware vases, some of which were very elaborately decorated, a testimonial to the skill of these primitive people. Around these mounds Indian bones and relics were found so close to the surface thatthey were thrown out by the plow.
In the year 1873 this township which at that time had 3,883 acres of improved lands, produced about 3,000 bushels of wheat, 8,368 bushels of corn and about 10,000 bushels of other grain; 10,000 bushels of potatoes; 2,000 tons of hay; 4,000 pounds of wool; 24,000 pounds of butter; 7,000 pounds of maple sugar and something over $5,500 worth of fruit and garden products. The population of the township at this time was 1124 and the real and personal property of the residents was valued at $248,231.09.
The men whose names we have mentioned in the foregoing and many others who followed them into this district have had a large part in making the history of the community, and their descendants still make their home in and around Nunica and are carrying on the good work started by their forefathers.
The people of Nunica are almost all of old pioneer stock. Nearly all the business men of the village are natives of Crockery or nearby townships. These people have neighbored together since early childhood. They have shared their mutual joys and sorrows, have united in promoting the common interests of their group and are all willing to go on record in proving that Nunica is a good place to make your home.
When Nunica was first platted by Henry Ernst, lumbering was the premier industry of the district. There were already some very good farms and many of the land owners combined farming with the cutting of logs, peeling tanbark and other forest land occupations. With the passing of the years and the clearing of the land, farming and stock raising took precedence until the present high state of cultivation was reached.
About 1900 the Grand Haven and Muskegon interurban railway was built and until the past few years gave the community regular passenger service. The coming of the busses forced the interurban to abandon their service as it has practically all over the country.
There was at one time a chair factory located in Nunica, a product of this concern being in daily use in the home of C. B. Westover, a sturdily built chair that promises to last for many years to come.
As in all other communities, the settling of the territory brought out the need for schools and churches. The first school building of this community was located on the river road south of the village, on the Gordon farm. This location was inconvenient for the Nunica pupils and the proposition of moving the school to the village was put to a vote. The project lost by one vote, but the villagers were not defeated in their desires and accordingly banded together on a Saturday night and journeyed to the site of the school, "lifted" the building and moved it to the village. Their object being accomplished, the argument was dropped and the school has since then been a part of the village.
The site of the school was donated to the village by Henry Ernst, familiarly known as "the father of Nunica." Mr. Ernst settled in Nunica, in 1861 and lived to the ripe old age of 94 years. The Ernst home is a landmark on the Grand Haven-Grand Rapids pike. It is a large brick house situated not far to the east of the "entrance" to Nunica.
The present school building was built in 1875, the work on the structure being performed by John Westover, father of C. B. Westover and the first teachers were A. W. Taylor and Mary Smith. The school at the present time is a ten grade school employing four teachers. A. C. Kelly is principal of the school, Ethel Easterly is teacher of the 6th and 7th and 8th grades; Florence Maebius the 3rd, 4th and 5th and Edith Scott primary.
Wm. H. Ernst, proprietor of one of Nunica's hardware stores, was born on the old homestead in 1862 and has grown up with the community. He spent his boyhood days with many of the men with whom he has now joined hand in conducting the business and promoting the welfare of his home town. Not only does Mr. Ernst conduct the hardware store mentioned above but he is actively engaged as owner and manager of two farms, which take a large share of his time and is also president of the Nunica State Bank. He is a busy man from morning until night, and seems to have the faculty of handling his various duties in such a way that all receive the amount of attention necessary to make them successful. Mr. Ernst fills a community need and his value to the business of the village is untold.
The Nunica State Bank was first organized as a private banking business in 1912 by Wm. Ernst and W. E. Slater, present cashier of the bank. Nine years later, in 1912 it was reorganized as a state bank with a capital of $20,000, and from that time has enjoyed a fine patronage. Mr. Slater has the reputation of being a good business man and a conservative banker, his patrons having the utmost confidence in the institution of which he is in charge.
This bank at the present time has in addition to the capital stock of $20,000 surplus fund of $10,000 and undivided profits of nearly $7,000. The commercial and savings deposits of the institution are $145,200.75. The stockholders of the bank own their own building, which was designed and built to adequately take care of the needs of the business.
Mr. Slater formerly operated a farm two miles east of Nunica and has lived in Crockery township for twenty years, at the present time being supervisor. Before moving to this community he made his home in Grand Rapids.
Besides Messrs. Ernst and Slater, the officers and directors of the bank are Claus Erhorn, Ed. Cooper, Chas. Eckhoff, John Ahrens and B. P. Sherwood. Messrs. Erhorn and Eckhoff are farms of the community, Mr. Cooper is a contractor living on the Bolt Highway near Muskegon and Mr. Sherwood is a well known banker of Grand Haven.
This bank has paid dividends regularly and the fine showing of the institution is not only a testimonial to the ability of the management but is also a proof of the financial strength of the community which it serves.
C. B. Westover, who conducts one of the most popular general stores of the village was born in Nunica and moved with his parents to a farm at the age of ten years. The family was a large one and when at the age of thirteen years he lost his mother, Mr. Westover decided to see the country. He was never afraid of work and has tried his hand at whatever was offered in the meantime covering a very considerable portion of the country.
Mr. Westover in his desire to check on his ability to perform different tasks joined the United States army, the greater portion of his enlistment being served at New York Harbor. He was a member of the artillery corps and has many tales to tell of his experiences while a servant of Uncle Sam.
In 1895 Mr. Westover took to himself a wife and in 1896 returned to the home of his boyhood days, Nunica, with a desire to settle down and "let the moss grow." Upon his return to the community he took up the occupation of farming which occupied his time until in 1910, when he entered the mercantile life of the village and has continued through the years which have followed.
The building which Mr. Westover occupies with his business is the oldest structure in the village. When built it occupied the site where the bank now stands and was moved to its present location about thirty years ago.
Mr. Westover was appointed postmaster of the village September 25, 1923, during the administration of President Harding and during the eight years he has held that office has given perfect satisfaction to his patrons. The office serves approximately 1500 patrons locally and on the rural route which centers here.
Until June 1st the patrons of two rural routes were served from the Nunica office but on that date, Mr. Chas. E. Jubb, who had served his full allotted time as a carrier retired from the service and the two routes were consolidated, C. H. Bond now carrying the combined route, which is 59 miles in length. Mr. Bond also farms a piece of land in addition to his duties at the post office.
E. A. Brown, proprietor of Nunica's drug store is the oldest merchant in point of service in the village. Mr. Brown was born on a farm near Coopersville but migrated with his parents to Nunica, where in 1883 his father built a grist mill, E. A. being associated with him in the conduct of the business. This mill they conducted for many years until it was destroyed by fire after which Mr. Brown entered the business he now conducts.
He was appointed postmaster in 1901 by President McKinley and served in that capacity for fifteen years. He has always been keenly interested in the politics of the state and nation as well as those of the village of Nunica. During his connection with business services of the village, Mr. Brown has watched the coming and going of many new faces in the mercantile life of the community and his acquaintances have ripened into friendships until now every man, woman and child in the village and for miles around, all customers and all friends, have a warm spot in their hearts for "Ed."
J. D. Pickett & Son started in the grocery business in Nunica in 1892, and after some time farm implements were added to their stock in trade. In the course of time the farm implement line dominated the situation and the stock of groceries was disposed of that more time could be devoted to their growing trade with the farmers. Mr. Pickett, Sr., passed away last February and since that time the son, Wm. H. Pickett has assumed the entire burden of the business.
Mr. Pickett was born and reared in Nunica and comes of one of the older families of the community, his grandfather having platted part of the village. He has a keen business sense and the courtesy which he dispenses liberally to the visitor in his office is one of the primary reasons for the success and growth which this establishment has enjoyed.
We have been unable to fix the exact date when the building of the Methodist Episcopal church of Nunica was accomplished, but available information shows that it was in the early 70's.
The building of this church was a task which called for great steadfastness of faith as the lumber used in its construction was cut from the virgin forest by members of the congregation, James Wildey, Charles Hatch and Charles Ritner performing the greater part of this labor. When the lumber was available the entire community joined hands in construction of the edifice, its erection being entirely labor of love. That the work was well done is evidenced by the fact that the building still stands unmarred by the action of the elements during all the years that have passed.
When built, the church stood where the old interurban station is now located. When the interurban came to Nunica the church property was purchased by the railway company as a site for its station and the church was moved to its present location.
The earliest written records which we have been able to find, show a meeting of the church officials which was held on August 29, 1877, the principal object of this meeting being to appoint a committee to canvass the community for funds with which to paint the new church. The pastor of the church was Rev. O. E. Witeman, and the secretary was S. S. Slyter. The church was well established at that time and the interest in the new church was keen.
On May 5, 1878, a petition was circulated by the treasurer, F. Flanders, the object being to raise funds to finish paying for the church. During this same year an organ was purchased for the church and this instrument is still being used at all services held there.
On December 26, 1888, a petition was circulated among the congregation, for funds with which to purchase a "not less than five hundred pound bell." The money collected at this time however, by the consent of the recording steward, was used to pay the indebtedness of the Sunday school and also what was due the presiding elder. A short time later however, the bell was purchased and still hangs in the belfry, each Sunday faithfully calling the congregation to worship.
Authentic records of organized work by the church people are available, which show that the activities of the church societies began as early as the year 1870. A sewing society was organized on September 27, 1870 at the Good Templars hall, at which meeting Mrs. Mary Hamilton was chosen as president of the organization, Mrs. Ricknor, vice president; Mrs. L. B. Green, secretary; Mrs. Hathaway, treasurer and Mrs. Carrie Witeman, general chairman. The constitution and by-laws of the organization were also given. This society was apparently chosen from all denominations and was a community proposition.
The church services at this time were held in the school house, a frame structure which stood upon the location of the present school. This building was later sold to the German people of the community to be used as a church. The building was moved to a different location, and when the present German Evangelical church was built this structure was abandoned and later torn down.
The first M. E. church society was organized on May 17, 1870, the name of the organization being the Ladies' Good Intent Society. Upon the organization of this society a new constitution and by-laws were prepared by the pastor and presented to the organization for adoption.
One of the by-laws adopted at the time is of peculiar interest as it emphasizes the thriftiness of these pioneer people, and we give it as a set down in the minutes of the meeting at which it was adopted: "At five o'clock a plain tea, consisting of no more than biscuit or bread and butter pickles or cheese, pie or cake, cookies or tarts, one kind of sauce with tea. A fine of fifty cents shall be imposed for each additional extra."
There are two charter members of this society who are still living and who make their home in Nunica, Mrs. Wildey, who has attained the age of 79 years and Mrs. Barden who is now 85 years old.
Among these papers, to which, owing to the kindness of Mrs. Wildey we were given access, was the report of this organization, signed by Mrs. C. Spencer as secretary, showing the receipts and disbursements of the society for the preceding year. This report bore the date of May 19, 1874.
There was for many years a Congregational church in Nunica, but the people of this denomination became so few in number that services were discontinued and the church stood idle for several years. About two years ago the building was sold and moved away.
Nunica Lodge No. 454, I.O.O.F. was organized in the year 1895, with a membership of thirty. This number has been increased with the passing years until at the present time there are 101 active members of the order there. The lodge owns its own home which is a building of generous size, containing a spacious lodge room, the floor of which is suitable for the holding of dances. The room is also equipped with a stage which is large enough to allow for the production of the ordinary play. The building is also provided with a dining room and kitchen and many of the social functions of the village are held here.
The present officers of the lodge are: Noble Grand, Lee Bell; Vice Grand, Fred Wickert; Secretary, F. H. Easterly; Financial Secretary, Charles Westover; Treasurer, Fred Douck. The order meets every Tuesday evening, good attendance being enjoyed at all meetings.
Gibbs Rebekah Lodge No. 276 of Nunica has a membership of 120, the members of the order taking an active part in the social life of the village. This organization meets the first and third Wednesday of each month.
Earl Baldus, who conducts a general merchandise store in the village was born in Polkton township and came to Nunica about seventeen years ago. He formerly was in charge of a creamery for Hinken & Zylstra and after leaving that occupation bought interests of Parkhurst Bros. in the store which he now occupies.
Mr. Baldus carries a very complete line of groceries, dry goods, shoes and fresh meats and enjoys the patronage of customers covering a wide range of territory. He is assisted in the store by his brother Howard.
The building which houses the mercantile establishment of Mr. Baldus was erected by J. B. Perham more than fifty years ago and has been used continuously since then in the conduct of this business.
John Borchers, another merchant of Nunica, handling a line of general merchandise is a native son of Crockery township, having been born on a farm near the village where he spent his boyhood. In later years he migrated to Saginaw where for some years he was engaged in business. From Saginaw he went to Dennison, and after a few years in business there took up the occupation of farming near that place. He remained on this farm about twelve years and eight years ago came back to his native village and took over the business which he now conducts.
Mr. Borchers is kept busy supplying the needs of his increasing number of customers and his never failing courtesy assure him the continued patronage of those who make his store their buying headquarters. Mrs. Borchers is an able assistant to her husband in the conduct of the business.
Wm. Mines and Wm. Smith erected the building which is occupied by the business of Mr. Borchers, it having been built more than forty years ago.
The firm of Peterson & Easterly supply the hardware needs of the village from their well selected line of goods. Both of these gentlemen were born on farms in the township and their early business experience was gained in the marketing of the produce they raised during the years they tilled the soil.
Mr. Peterson farmed for seventeen years before he associated himself with Mr. Easterly in the purchase of their present business.
In addition to the hardware business these men are also proprietors of the Nunica Lumber Yard, where everything in the line of building material is carried, as well as fuel.
They are boosters for their community, active in the affairs of the village as well as of the I. O. O. F., of which organization both are members. Their store is a model of neatness and rare is the time when the article you need may not be found in their place of business.
R. O. Brown, proprietor of the Nunica mill and elevator, was born in Chester township and removed from there with his parents when but five years old, going to Polkton township where the family farmed for a number of years. Mr. Brown followed the occupation of farming until nineteen years ago when he purchased the mill business from G. Sheeley and has made his home in Nunica since that time.
Mr. Brown does custom grinding and mixing of feeds for the farmers of his trade territory, buys grain and beans and also handles a general line of feeds and fertilizers.
The first mill in Nunica stood a short distance north of the present structure and after taking care of the needs of the community for a number of years was burned in 1901. For the next three years there was no mill in the village, but in 1904, Emil Haas constructed the present mill. Since then there have been several additions to the structure to accommodate the ever increasing business.
Mr. Brown runs a truck through the country, picking up grain from the farmers of his district and also delivering to them their feed after grinding same. His customers are scattered over a wide territory and his policy of fair dealing makes them "once a customer, always a customer."
The H. J. Heinz Co. have a pickle packing plant at Nunica which was established there over thirty years ago. This plant makes the large pack of any of the plants of this company in Western Michigan. The interests of the company at the Nunica plant are looked after by William Shiele, whose home is on rural route No. 4, Coopersville, where he occupies his time at farming after the pickle season is over.
The plant employs about ten men and their season covers a period of about two and one-half months. This year promises a very heavy pack and the stock is of very good quality. With a little more rain at the present time the crop of cucumbers would be increased immeasurably.
Mr. Shiele has been in the employ of the Heinz company for the past eleven years and in the jargon of the day "he knows his pickles."
Among the early settlers of Crockery township were Joseph and Benjamin Murray, who came from Oneida county, New York, to Hillsdale County, Michigan, in 1851, and in the spring of 1852 came to Crockery township, where they settled on land in section 25, a few miles southeast of the present village of Nunica. Among their neighbors in the early days were the Wm. Thompson family, Silas and Theron Hunter, John Spoon, Judge Augustus Taylor, father of Herbert Taylor, whose home was in Coopersville until the death of Mrs. Taylor a year ago, but now lives with his son Bert, near Nunica; Benjamin F. and Harlow Hopkins, Arza Bartholomew, Sam and Benjamin Smith, and others whose names we do not remember.
Mr. Murray made his home there until 1918, the latter years with his son L. C. Murray, and when the old home place was sold, they came to Coopersville, where Joseph Murray passed away on Christmas morning, 1923, almost three months past the great age of one hundred years. A daughter, Mrs. A. C. Muzzall, also lives in Coopersville and other daughters at Oak Harbor, Washington.
*To us of the present day, the examples of those who first came into the
country and helped in the development, seem like terrible hardships, but the
hardy pioneers were willing to brave the dangers for the sake of making homes
for themselves and for their posterity. Roads in those days were unknown, there
was no method of travel except on ___?___ or to follow the waterways, but _____
those who came in the___ _____ lived to see the automobile become the principal
means of travel, and have ____ _____ where they ___ ___ ___ on foot it took long
____ ____ work to get a farm. ____ ____ one ____ and to bring ____ productivity,
but they had _______ ___ cost, and were ____ slowly. It is hard for us in these
later days to realize the patience and the determination that were necessary,
but all in all, it would seem that they had more time for the serious things of
life than we have.
(*This portion of the newspaper was very difficult to read.)
Transcriber: Susan G. Davis
Created: 9 August 2003
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"Right now, Jeremy London is a victim and there is no reason at this point to believe that he is lying to us."
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1996 (1998) - Dimension (Buena Vista)
Film Rating: B+
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): B+/A/B-
Specs and Features:
111 mins, R, letterboxed widescreen (2.35:1), single-sided, single-layered, Amaray keep case packaging, commentary track with director Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson, theatrical trailer, film-themed menu screens, scene access (16 chapters), languages: English (DD 5.1), subtitles: English, Closed Captioned
Scream: Dimension Collector's Series
1996 (1998) - Dimension (Buena Vista)
Film Rating: B+
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): A/A/A
Specs and Features:
111 mins, R, letterboxed widescreen (2.35:1), single-sided, dual-layered (layer switch at 1:12:16, in chapter 10), Amaray keep case packaging, commentary with director Wes Craven and writer Kevin Williamson, 2 theatrical trailers, 7 TV spots, production featurette, behind-the-scenes footage on the set with Drew Barrymore, 2 Q&As with the cast and crew, special effects photo gallery, cast and crew bios, trivia, film-themed menu screens, scene access (16 chapters), languages: English (DD 5.1), subtitles: English, Closed Captioned
As much as I love horror films, I've never really watched the
series before. Maybe it's BECAUSE I love horror films so much that I've stayed away. But recent years have been quite good to everyone's favorite ghost-faced killer.
This first entry in the trilogy deals with a pack of high school teens, that spout horror movie trivia while stepping over slick pools of blood. Sidney (Neve Campbell) is an unhappy girl who's mother has recently been savagely raped and murdered. Suddenly, her friends start dropping like flies, and she's being stalked by a black-clad specter wearing a garden-variety Halloween ghost mask. The writing here is surprisingly sharp, the murders are well conceived and choreographed, and the actors are all fun to watch. Wes Craven, a filmmaker known for his past trend-breaking horror films, leads the film expertly. It's easy to see how these films took off as cult hits, both in theaters and on video.
There are two DVDs versions of the original
- an earlier, quasi-special edition and a newer, more packed special edition. The earlier edition is a good looking and sounding disc. The transfer is soft in spots and you can see a little bit of NTSC noise and artifacting if you look closely. But even with those minor complaints, it looks damn good. The special edition looks even better though, because it's dual-layered (which means the disc's mastered at a higher video bit rate). Thus, the artifacts on the earlier edition are gone. There's still a bit of NTSC shimmer (probably because this was mastered as a laserdisc transfer), but again, it still looks pretty good. Both discs would have benefitted from anamorphic widescreen however, which is sadly missing. On the sound side, both DVDs pretty much rock. Both feature a great Dolby Digital 5.1 mix, which kicks off right from the start and pushes your sub hard with a nice heartbeat-like thump-thump-thumping.
The earlier disc features a conversational audio commentary track with Craven and screenwriter Kevin Williamson. It's interesting because at this point, Williamson's career was just starting to really take off, and he still sounds pretty humble and fanboyish about the whole thing. I'm sure he hasn't lost that part of himself, but it's interesting to listen to anyway, considering this track was recorded before they shot
Scream 2
. You'll learn a lot about the production and how different aspects of the film were influenced by different movies. The best bits come from Craven, as he recounts his battles with the MPAA. Along with the commentary, the earlier edition also has an R rated (or "red band") trailer.
The newer, Collector's Series edition packs much more muscle. You get both the commentary and the red band trailer from the earlier release, PLUS a lot more. Included are the toned-down "green band" trailer, an electronic press kit-style documentary, some behind-the-scenes stuff, trivia, cast and crew information, TV spots and (best of all) a special effects gallery. It's basically sketches of concepts for the opening murder, along with some preliminary mask designs for the killer done by KNB Effects. All of this stuff looks really cool, and if you look hard enough, you might see a little of Sam Raimi's Deadite influence in some of them (KNB did the effects for
Army of Darkness
as well). The Collector's Series DVD is a very nice package for fans of the film, and is well worth picking up. It's one of Buena Vista's few DVD special editions, and it's very thorough.
You don't have to be a crazy killer to enjoy DVD, but DVD definitely helps you enjoy your favorite crazy killers on film. Light or heavy, these two DVD editions of
will please any moderate fan of horror. And for you classic horror fans that are still inclined to stay away, take it from me... these films are not as bad as the purists claim. You might even enjoy yourselves.
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BMW 650 1X G Coupe 4 Dr. VS Mercedes CLS550 4Matic
First, I am not a troll. I have been a member of this forum for quite some time. Recently I was shopping for a 650i G Coupe. I must admit, I loved the car. The only other "4 door Coupe" in the market is the MB CLS550.
A little history. I had a 07 BMW 335i and a 08 BMW 328ix. Both were coupes. My wife and I enjoyed both those cars. They were traded for two E350 4Matic sedans. One in 2010 and the other in 2011. This year we decided to trade the two MB's. My wife wanted to go back to a coupe and opted for the E350 coupe 4M. I preferred the BMW. The 550 didn't do it for me. Prices in Canada for the 650i G Sport start at a base of 99,000.00 plus options for a total of 119K. A similarly equipped CLS 550 was 93K. The BMW had 48hp more. I could not justify the extra 25K.
My question is this. Did I make a mistake???
25k is a lot of Money... My question to you would be were you leasing or buying the car out right...
If leasing then the difference really isn't 25k... And yes you made a mistake.. Between the exhaust note on the M Sport cars, Bang and Olufson, Styling, and Brut force of the 430hp twin turbo V8.. On a lease I would take the GC everytime...
If its a straight purchase.. You can do a lot worse than a CLS 550...
My two cents... Before I purchased my 650 I went to look at the CLS and it wasn't for me... Still a great car though..
Looks like you are flipping cars every 2 years so I think you made a mistake if price was your deciding factor. If buying or leasing you are not losing $25K more on the BMW vs the Merc after 2 years. Personally I like the CLS but I have not driven the 650i GC for a comparison.
At least you have a porker to drive if you ever have the need for speed. :)
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