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Whitehall Middle School
Prin ipal R.C. Olson announces
the cond marking period
Honor Roll.
To attain the Honor Roll
students must have a B or better
average. An a teri k h been
placed before the names of the
students who received all A' .
Grade 5 Honor Roll students
are: *Jessey Bailey, Julie
Bartholmew, J son Bihler,
ichael Bozym� Jason Bulkley,
Amy Gecfdington, Paul DeGeiso,
Z chary Dewey, 0 nna Edsall,
Lisa Eltin r, *Jennifer Estlund,
Chip Fleckenstein, Micha I Fred­
rick, Adam Green, Eric Greve,
Jennif r Gunnel, Laurel Helves­
ton, *Marcia Herings, Jodie
Hoffman, Carrie Hough, Kristy
Janc ,Nicol Johnson, *Kim­
berly Ku nzer, Maia Lerchen,
Robin Maniruski, Kristine Mc­
Wain, olli Nichols, Jeffr y
Noordhoff, Marc O'Mall y, Amy
Pawlowski, Sara Pentland,
Dani I Pratt, Ingar Rudholm,
*B verly S bald, Ann Stibitz,
Jason Struzyk, Shannon Tuck r,
Danial VanderBerg, Michelle
Band rKooi, Greg VanHassel,
Scott Veed r and Erin Wendell.
Student from Grade 6 ho
made the Honor Roll include:
Katherine Archer, Amy Barnes,
Lisa Benovic, Tyson Blam r,
Alison Bohling, Kristina Bor-
91 son, Br dley Carlson, Janice
Carson, Thomas Dickinston,
Brian Dinquel, Amy Downing,
*Carter Hitesman, *Julie Holm­
strom, Scott Lamiman, Troy
LeRoux, sarah iner, Shannon
ullally, Heath r Richardson,
Br d Shaf r, Andr Tanner,
James Vand rlaan, Becky Van­
d rVest, Br nda VanderVest,
Jim VanHassel, Sh rry Wallace,
Kirsten Wildfong, * Andrew
• Wilke and Kimb rly Wilmers.
Students from Gr de 7 ho
m de the Honor Roll include:
Christopher Andrews, Lori Bab­
cock, Tracy Baxl r, *Kami Ben­
ner, James B nnett, Lori
Benovic, Sarah Bloomberg,
arissa Brown, Amy Campbell,
Sylvia Davis, Brian Dorman,
Elizabeth Evans, Ra an Fisher,
Pet r Fretty, Shawn Gause,
Holly Genson, Mich lie Goosen,
Todd Greve, Todd Groessel,
Stacy Grove, Cher" Hill, Hea­
ther Hilt, Barbarb Howe,
Richard Hyatt, Michele Johnson,
Silica Johnson, Jay Kolbe, James
Krents, Tina Ledford and Jo I
ahoney.
Oth rs ar ,Joyc McCarthy,
David Meade, Shawn lesch,
Sandra Noordhoff, David Nor­
wood, M IisSi Pietzch, Sarah
Pletcher, Jan Pratt Michel
Radakovitz, R chel KodrlqulZ,
Tracie Rupar, atth w Scott,
Julie Smol n, Jennifer Somers,
ark Stamper, Sarah St mpel,
Aim Thomas and Tonya
Zi linski.
Students from Grade 8 who
made the Honor Roll include:
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Tara Aerts, Catherine . Sirt,
*Jodl Bennett, Lynn Bluhm,
Paul Bragren, *Paul Brumm,
Tracy Corrad in, Amy Dewey,
Branda Eitniear, Rhond·
Ekkel, Aaron Evans, *Denise
Flynn, *Amy Frederick, Cara
FrtKiericks, Rhonda Glore, John
Glover, Erica Goebel, Carrie
Grimard, *Ren Hill, *Lori
Harvey, Francisca Holmbl de,
*Michael Holt, Jacquelin John­
son, *Michael Kerschen and Kim
Kissel.
Others include, *Katie Kor­
nell, Stacy Krolczyk, Karen
Krupp, ulie Lindrup, Kevin
McManus, Mulie iller, Monica
Molnar, Michelle Nelson, *Brian
Pawlowski, Patrick Pearson,
Tracy Petiotes, Michael Phillips,
Amanda Pickett, *Donovan
Popps, *William Probst, Daniel
Scott, Thomas Sheesley, Lori
Skinner, * Joanna Struzyk,
Carolyn Thorne, Russell Van­
Att ,*Julia VanderL st, Kevin
Veeder and *Charlene Wilke.
Sales tax relief scheme migJrt ieit
US EGO - A County
scheme offering additional pub­
lic aid to the developers of the
11 million hotel and conven­
tion project may not get past
the Treasury Department.
Harry J. Knudsen, county
corporation counsel announced
recently that the county would
itself purchase building materials
and supplies to be used by the
convention center builders.
With its tax-exempt purcha ing
ability, he county could ave
0000 in ale tax, nud n
speculated in published ac­
counts.
The builders would supply
the labor Knud en aid.
Richard Roe ch, assistant
attorney general, for revenue
and collections in a phone inter­
view told The Citizen he doe n t
think the county can get away
with the schem .
"I don't thin the State
Trea urer ill let him get way
ith it," Roe ch aid.
Roe ch aid the only con­
truction projects exempt from
sale tax were non-profit ho -
pitals and public housing.
"That's not true, he doesn't
kno what he's talking about'
Knud n aid.
Roesch
aid the State
Trea urer might i ue an sess­
ment again t the contra tor for
the amoung of the sales tax.
Christmas is a gentle time
For inner thoughts and quiet prayer
Counting blessings, giving thanks for
Those who love you, those who care.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU
Christmas is a magic season -
"Secrets" tied with satin bows.
Those you love, good friends around you -
Christmas cards and fond "Hellos"!
Christmas is a "Birthday Party" -
A "Giving" path for us to find,
To celebrate this Joyous Season -
Christmas comes but once a year!
Just bow your head in quiet thanks -
Your silent prayers will reach God's ear.
-Margaret Bobian
Turkey roasting, boughs and holly -
Wrap the gifts and trim the tree.
Evergreen wreaths, Christmas stockings -
So much to feel! So much to see!
P mb' arke
donate �ruc full,
of grocerie
The uskegon Minister's
Alliance was the recipient of a
trailer truck full of groceries
donated by Plumb's Markets,
on Thursday, Dec. 20, 1984.
Each church of the alliance
received two boxes full of
groceries to distribute to families
of their local communities.
Rev. John Williams, pastor
of John Wesley AME Zion
Church, i president and stated,
'This is Christmas time and the
spirit of giving and haring
is in the air. Plumb's is evi­
dencing a willingness to join in
the spirit of Christmas by
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