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Charlotte

 

Community service clubs

Charlotte Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Charlotte
Kiwanis Manor Activity Bldg
430 S Cochran
TU, 7:30 A.M.

Lions Club Charlotte
Charlotte District Library
Spartan Room
226 S Bostwick Avenue
Wed, 2 & 4 6:30pm

Charlotte Rotary Club
Tue 12:15 Masonic Temple

Charlotte Optimist Club
Charlotte Senior Center
Thu 2 & 4 6:30pm

Delhi/Holt

 

Community service clubs

Holt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Holt
Sam Cory Senior Citizens Ctr.
4111 W Holt Rd, MO, 6:30 P.M.

Lions Club Delhi/Holt
Lions Club Holt, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00pm

South Lansing Holt Rotary Club
Wed 12:00 Holiday Inn South Lansing

DeWitt

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

Community service clubs

DeWitt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of DeWitt
Prairie Creek Golf Center
800 E Webb Rd
WE, 7:00 A.M.

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township
Every Wednesday @ 7:30 AM
at Fern Hill Country Club
17600 Clinton River Rd
Clinton Twp., Michigan

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township North
Ernie's Restaurant
16655 19 Mile Rd,
2nd & 4th WE, 6:45 P.M.

Lions Club DeWitt, Michigan
Prairie Creek Golf Course
800 E. Webb Road
TU 3 7:00 PM

Lions Club DeWitt Breakfast, Michigan
Prairie Creek Golf Course
800 E. Webb Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00 AM

Clinton Township Area, Michigan Optimist Club
Best Western Concorde Inn
Wed 2 & 4 7:00 am


East Lansing

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775


 


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Community service clubs

East Lansing, Michigan Boy Scout Troop 2
200 West Grand River Avenue
East Lansing, Michigan 48823

East Lansing, Michigan Boy Scout Troop 180
1924 Coolidge Road
East Lansing, Michigan 48823
scoutmaster@troopcrew180.org

East Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of East Lansing
Michigan State Univ
Gold Room, Union Bldg,
MO, 12:00 NOON

Lions Club East Lansing Meridian, Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E. Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 pm

East Lansing Rotary Club
Mon 12:00 University Club of Michigan State University Lansing

Eaton Rapids

 

Community service clubs
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Eaton Rapids Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Eaton Rapids
Kiwanis Springbrook Manor,
300 King St, TU, 12:00 NOON

Eaton Rapids Rotary Club
Wed 07:00 Eaton Rapids Medical Center

VFW National Home for Children
3573 S. Waverly Road
Eaton Rapids, MI 48827
Phone: 1 (517)-663-1521
Fax: 1 (517)-663-3727
Information: 1 (800) 424-8360
Referral 1 (800) 851-0238
Donation: 1 (866) 4VFWNHC
Information Email: mail@vfwnationalhome.org

 


Grand Ledge

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

Community service clubs

Grand Ledge Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Grand Ledge
The Log Jam
110 W. Jefferson St
MO, 12:10 P.M.

Grand Ledge Rotary Club
Wed 12:15 Grand Ledge Opera House

Haslett

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

Community service clubs

Haslett Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Haslett
Fernando's Cafe, 1587 Haslett Rd. 
TU, 7:00 A.M.

Lions Club Haslet Meridian East Lansing, Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E. Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 pm

Haslett Okemos Rotary Club
Tue 12:15 Masonic Temple, Okemos

 


Holt/Delhi

 

Community service clubs

Holt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Holt
Sam Cory Senior Citizens Ctr.
4111 W. Holt Rd
MO, 6:30 P.M.

Lions Club Holt/Delhi
Lions Club Holt, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00 pm

Lions Club Dimondale, Michigan
First Presbyterian Church
162 Bridge Street
TH 1 & 3 6:30 PM

South Lansing Holt Rotary Club
Wed 12:00 Holiday Inn South Lansing


Jackson

RM Precious Metals 2900 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson, mi

Cascade Auto Center
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 768-9988
Fax: 517 - 7689973
Chuck Hogan - Salesman

Cascade Auto Center 2900 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson, mi Cascade Auto Center
Custom Exhaust * Engine Repair * Starters * Alternators * Brakes * Suspension * Tune-ups * Radiators * Belts
Now Specializing in Custom Hot Rod Work
Monday through Friday 8 a to 5:30 p
Saturday 8a to 2p
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 784-0440
Fax: 517 - 784-4108

Gramer's Old-Fashioned Candies
Fine Chocolatiers since 1929
803 N Waterloo St.
Jackson, Michigan 49202
(517) 784-0531

Holt's Tree Service - Jackson
517 - 474-1838 or 517 - 783-1666

RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax

 


Lansing
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Community service clubs

Lansing, Michigan Boy Scout Troop 417
815 Sparrow Ave.
Lansing, Michigan 48910 1370
Troop417@troop417.org

Kiwanis Club of Lansing
Fairbanks Grill
2400 S. Cedar St,
TH, 11:45 AM

Lansing Area Golden K Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Lansing Area Golden K
Salvation Army
525 N Pennsylvania
WE, 9:00 A.M.

South Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of South Lansing, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Rd
Holt, MI
FR, 7:30 A.M.

Lansing Jaycees
517-853-8620
info@lansingjaycees.org

Lansing Rotary Club
Fri 11:45 Lansing Center

Lansing Dewitt Sunrise Rotary
Club
Thu 07:30 Capital City Airport

South Lansing Holt Rotary Club
Wed 12:00 Holiday Inn South Lansing

Lansing, Michigan Optimist Club
various Bob Evans South
Thu; 2nd @ 6:00 pm Tues 4th @ 7:30 am

Lions Club Lansing Delta, Michigan
Ingham Assisted Living Center
6429 Earlington Lane
Delta Township
Th 1 & 3 6:00 pm

Lions Club Lansing Host, Michigan
Impression 5 Science Center
200 Musuem Drive
Tu a 12:00 noon

Lions Club Lansing St. Stephens Community, Michigan
St. Stephens Community Church
1420 W. Oakland Ave.
Mo 4 6:00 pm

Lions Club Lansing Delta, Michigan
Ingham Assisted Living Center
6429 Earlington Lane
Delta Township
Th 1 & 3 6:00pm

Lions Club Lansing Host, Michigan
Impression 5 Science Center
200 Musuem Drive
Tu a 12:00 noon

Lions Club Lansing St. Stephens Community, Michigan
St. Stephens Community Church
1420 W. Oakland Ave
Mo 4 6:00 pm

Cascade Auto Center 2900 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson, mi

Leslie

Community service clubs

Leslie Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Leslie
Leslie High School Boardroom
4141 Hull Rd
2nd & 4th WE
12:00 NOON

Lions Club Leslie, Michigan
Maple Grove Properties
209 South Main Street
Th 2 & 4 7:00 pm

Okemos

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

Community service clubs

Boy Scouts Chief Okemos
4000 W. Michigan
Lansing, MI, 48917
(517) 321.9400 Fax 517.321.7298 (MI)

Okemos Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Okemos
Okemos Community Church
4734 Okemos Rd
TU, 6:00 A.M.

Lions Club Okemos Meridian East Lansing , Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 pm

Okemos Meridian Township, Michigan Optimist Club
Denny's Restaurant of East Lansing
Weekly fri @ 7:00 am

Old Town- Lansing

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775


Potterville

Lions Club Potterville, Michigan
Riedys Pizza
125 E Lansing Rd
TU 1 & 3 6:30 pm


Mason

Community service clubs

Mason Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Mason
Kiwanis Village Conference Room
Kiwanis Drive
Tu, 7:00 A.M.

Fair City Golden K of Mason
Kiwanis Club of Fair City Golden K
of Mason
Kiwanis Village
Kiwanis Dr
WE, 8:30 A.M.

Lions Club  Mason, Michigan
VFW Post #7309
1243 Hull road
WE 2 & 4 6:30 pm

Mason Rotary Club
Thu 12:10
Mike's Firehouse Grill

Mason, Michigan Optimist Club
Masonic Temple
Weekly; Wed @ 6:30 am

St. Johns

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775


New page for the St. John's Mint Festival.
Now at Wall of News - Features.
St. John's Mint Festival

Clintion County Art Counsel
St. Johns Art Counsel
Train Depot

 

 

Community service clubs

St. Johns 707 Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of St. Johns 707
Wheel Inn Restaurant
1825 S. US 27
TH, 7:07 A.M.

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township
Every Wednesday @ 7:30 AM
at Fern Hill Country Club
17600 Clinton River Rd
Clinton Twp., Michigan

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township North
Ernie's Restaurant
16655 19 Mile Rd.
2nd & 4th WE, 6:45 P.M.

Lions Club St. Johns, Michigan
Clinton Commons Retirement Center
1100 Scott Rd
WE 2 & 4 6:30 pm

St. Johns Rotary Club
Tue 12:00 Clinton Commons, Scott Rd.

Clinton Township Area, Michigan Optimist Club
Best Western Concorde Inn
Wed 2 & 4 7:00 am

Waverly

Community service clubs

Delta Township Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Delta Township
Fire Mountain
730 Elmwood Rd
TH, 12:00 NOON

Lions Club Lansing Delta, Michigan
Ingham Assisted Living Center
6429 Earlington Lane
Delta Township
Th 1 & 3 6:00 pm

Delta Township Rotary Club (Lansing Waverly)
Tue 12:15 Carrabba's Restaurant
Lansing

Williamston

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

x

Community service clubs

Williamston Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Williamston
Brookshire Inn and Golf Course
205 W. Church St
WE, 12:00 NOON

Lions Club Williamston, Michigan
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph Hall
215 N. Cedar St.
TU 1 & 3 7:00 pm

Williamston Sunrise Rotary Club
Tue 07:15 Brookshire Inn & Golf Club

 


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Autos

Cascade Auto Center
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 768-9988
Fax: 517 - 7689973
Chuck Hogan - Salesman


Auto Repair

Cascade Auto Center
Custom Exhaust * Engine Repair * Starters * Alternators * Brakes * Suspension * Tune-ups * Radiators * Belts
Now Specializing in Custom Hot Rod Work
Monday through Friday 8 a to 5:30 p
Saturday 8a to 2p
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 784-0440
Fax: 517 - 784-4108


Bands

Harmonica Buzz "Harmonica Buzz loves to explore the multiple boundary-crossings among folk, blues, bluegrass and country music. His performance ... promises to drop listeners right into this thicket." Lawrence Constenino ~ Lansing City Pulse ~ 9/15/04


The Uptown Band Lansing's #1 Blues Band The Uptown Band is voted Best of the Best in Lansing


Candies/Chocolate

Jackson, Michigan

Gramer's Old-Fashioned Candies
Fine Chocolatiers since 1929
803 N Waterloo St.
Jackson, Michigan 49202
(517) 784-0531


Clubs/organizations

Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Optimists Club
Rotary Club


Colleges and Universities
Lansing Community College
Michigan State University


Counselling

The Listening Ear
"Sometimes it hurts too much not to talk... That's the worst, when the secret stays locked up for want of an understanding ear."


The Wall of News now has current local funeral information.
Pay your last respects to those who are no longer with us. 
Counties


Diamonds

RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax

 

 


Government

Michigan Bridge Safety

 

County Links
 Michigan's 83 counties in alphabetical order

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Alcona County
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Arenac County
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Barry County
Bay County
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Berrien County
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Cass County
Charlevoix
Cheboygan County
Chippewa County
Clare County
Clinton County
Crawford County
Delta County

Dickinson County
Eaton County
Emmet County
Genesee County
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Gogebic County
Grand Traverse County
Grand Traverse County
Gratiot County
Hillsdale County
Huron County
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Ingham County
Ionia County
Iosco County
Iron County
Isabella County
Jackson County
Kalamazoo County
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Kent County

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Lake County
Lapeer County
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Luce County
Mackinac County
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Marquette County
Mason County
Mecosta County
Menominee County
Midland County
Missaukee County
Monroe County
Montcalm County
Montmorency County
Muskegon County
Newaygo County

Oakland County
Oceana County
Ogemaw County
Ontonagon County
Osceola County
Oscoda County
Otsego County
Ottawa County
Presque Isle County
Roscommon County
Saginaw County
St. Clair County
St. Joseph County
Sanilac County
Schoolcraft County
Shiawassee County
Tuscola County
Van Buren County
Washtenaw County
Wayne County
Wexford County

State of Michigan map of counties. For more details use the link to go to the State website for maps of specific counties. State.
For links to county websites, see next table.

From time-to-time a website will go down for a short time. If this happens check back in a couple of days. More counties now have websites that are maintained. County websites last inspected June 16, 2007.

Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America

Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America
A North American Partnership

From the website: The SPP provides the framework to ensure that North America is the safest and best place to live and do business. It includes ambitious security and prosperity programs to keep our borders closed to terrorism yet open to trade.

Some are concerned this is the first step to the removal of sovereignty of the United States of America. Please review and decide.

 

Contact:
The White House, Congress, Senate,
State of Michigan Representatives, State of Michigan Senate

 

Townships, Villages, and Cities

Alaiedon Township - Ingham County
2021 W. Holt Road
Mason, MI 48854
Phone: (517) 676-9277
Currently no Website

Aurelius Township - Ingham County
1939 South Aurelius Road
Mason, MI 48854-9729
Telephone: 517-628-2093
Facsimile: 517-628-3989

Bath Charter Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
Phone: (517) 641-6728 FAX: (517) 641-4170

Bellevue Township & Village - Eaton County
115 North Main Street
Bellevue,
MI 49021
Phone: 269-763-2989
Currently no Website

Benton Township - Eaton County
5026 Pinch
Potterville, MI
(517)645-7880
Currently no Website

Bengal Township
5136 Windsor Hwy
Potterville, MI 48876
Phone
Currently no Website

Bingham Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247, Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Blackman Charter Township - Jackson County
1990 W. Parnall Road
Jackson, MI 49201 US
517-788-4345 Fax: 517-788-4689

Brookfield Township - Eaton County
8033 Brookfield Road
Charlotte, MI 48813
Phone 517-543-3060
Currently no

Village of Brooklyn - Jackson County
(formerly Swainsville)
121 N. Main St.
Brooklyn, Michigan 49230-0090
(517) 592-2591

Bunker Hill Township - Ingham County
871 DeCamp, Stockbridge, MI 49285
Mailing Address: 2770 Vaughn,
Leslie, MI 49251
Phone: (517) 589-9917
Currently no Website

Village of Cement City - Jackson County
35 Main St
Cement City, Michigan 49233
517-592-2756

Chester Township - Eaton County
1665 West Kalamo Highway
Charlotte, MI 48813
Phone: 989-732-5886
Currently no Website

Carmel Township - Eaton County
Big Lake Road Gaylord, MI 49735
Phone: 517-543-9650
Currently no Website

Columbia Township - Jackson County
8500 Jefferson Road
Brooklyn, Michigan 49230
517-592-2000 Fax 517-592-8115

Village of Concord - Jackson County
P.O. Box 306
Concord MI 49237
517 524-8534 Fax: (517) 524-7194

Concord Township - Jackson County
161118 Schultz Rd.
Albion MI 49224
Phone: (517) 629-2565

Dallas Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Village of Dansville - Ingham County
1075 Jackson Street
Dansville, MI 48819
Phone: (517) 623-6917

Delhi Charter Township - Ingham County
2074 Aurelius, Holt, MI 48842
Phone: (517) 694-2136

Delta Charter Township - Eaton County
7710 W. Saginaw Hwy.
Delta Township, MI 48917
(517) 323-8590 Fax (517) 323-8599

City of DeWitt - Clinton County
414 E. Main St.
DeWitt, MI 48820
Phone: (517) 669-2441
Fax: (517) 669-8211
Email: info@dewittmi.org

Village of Dimondale - Eaton County
136 North Bridge Street
Dimondale, MI 48821
Phone: 517-646-0230
Currently no Website

Duplain Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
(517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

 

Eagle Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

The City of East Lansing - Ingham County
410 Abbott Road,
East Lansing, MI 48823
(517) 337-1731
East Lansing City Council meetings live and
archived on Saidnews.org
Audio Link
East Lansing Community Events
East Lansing Calendars:
Community Calendar
Seniors Program Calendar
Hannah Community Center Calendar
Library  Calendar

MSU Events
East Lansing Public Schools
East Lansing School Board meetings live and
archived on Saidnews.org
Audio Link
841 Timberlane
East Lansing, MI 48823
517.333.7420
Cable TV Channel 24 Schedule
Sports Site

Eaton Rapids Township - Eaton County
2512 South Canal Road
Eaton Rapids, MI 48827
Currently no Website

Village of Elsie - Ingham County
125 W. Main St.
PO Box 408
Elsie, Michigan 48831-0408
Phone (517) 862-4273 Fax:(517) 862-5287
Currently no Website

Essex Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Village of Fowler - Clinton County
225 N. Main
St. Fowler, Michigan 48835-0197
Phone (517) 593-2080 Fax:(517) 593-2220
Currently no Website

City of Grand Ledge - Eaton County
200 Jefferson
Grand Ledge, MI 48837
627-2149

Village of Grass Lake - Jackson County
119 North Lake Street, P.O. Box 737
Grass Lake, Michigan 49240
517-522-4550 Fax 517-522-8120

Grass Lake Charter Township - Jackson County
373 Lakeside Dr.
Grass Lake, MI 49240
P.O. Box 216
517-522-8464 Fax: 517-522-4955

Greenbush Township - Clinton County
2779 S. US 23
Greenbush, MI 48738-9658

Hamlin Township - Eaton County
6430 S Clinton Trail
Eaton Rapids, MI 48827
(517) 663-7777
Currently no Website

Village of Hanover - Jackson County
120 W Main St
P.O. Box 220
Hanover MI 49241
517 563-8732 Fax: (517) 563-8517

Hanover Township - Jackson County
131 Fairview St, P.o. Box 190
Hanover MI 49241
517 563-2791
Fax: (517) 563-0150

Henrietta Township - Jackson County
11735 Bunkerhill Rd
Pleasant Lake MI 49272
Phone: (517) 596-2648

Ingham Township - Ingham County
1362 Mason Street
P.O. Box 238
Dansville, MI 48819
Phone: (517) 623-0008
Currently no Website

City of Jackson - Jackson County
161 W. Michigan Ave. Jackson, Michigan 49201-1324
(517) 788-4035

Kalamo Township - Eaton County
8960 Spore Street
Vermontville, MI 49096
Phone 517-726-0849
Currently no Website

Charter Township of Lansing Ingham County
3209 West Michigan Ave
Lansing, MI 48917
(517) 485-4063

City of Lansing - Ingham County
124 W. Michigan Ave.
Lansing, Michigan 48933
(517) 483-4000

Lebanon Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247, Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170.

Leoni Township - Jackson County
913 Fifth St.
Michigan Center Mi 49254
(517)764-4694 Fax: (517) 764-1106

Leroy Township Ingham County
315 W. Walnut
P.O. Box 416
Webberville, MI 48892
Phone: (517) 521-3729
Currently no Website

City of Leslie - Ingham County
106 E. Bellevue St.
Leslie, MI 49251-9372
517-589-8236 Fax : 517-589-0156

Leslie Township - Ingham County
4279 Oak St.
POB 577
Leslie, MI 49251
Phone: 517-589-8201
Fax: 517-589-0010

Liberty Township - Jackson County
101 W Liberty Rd
Clarklake MI 49234-9626
517 529-4374 Fax: (517) 529-9066

Locke Township - Ingham County
3805 Bell Oak Road
Williamston, MI 48895
Phone: (517) 468-3405
Currently no Website

City of Mason - Ingham County
201 W. Ash Street
Mason, MI 48854
(517) 676-9155

Meridian Township - Ingham County
5151 Marsh rd.
Okemos, MI 48864-1104
(517) 853-4000

Michigan Center - Jackson County
Address: PO Box 375
Michigan Center, Michigan 49254
517 764-4694 Fax (517) 764-1106

Village of Mulliken - Eaton County
34 Charlotte St
Mulliken, MI 48861-9701
Phone: (517) 649-8700
Currently no Website

Napoleon - Jackson County
7274 Kenward Dr
Jackson MI 49201
517) 536-8694 Fax: (517) 536-0112

Napoleon Township - Jackson County
P.O. Box 385
6755 Brooklyn Rd.
Napoleon, Mi 49261
517-536-8694 Fax (517)536-0112

Norvell Township - Jackson County
106 E. Commercial St.
P.O. Box 188
Norvell MI 49263
517 536-4370 Fax: (517) 536-0110

City of Olivet - Eaton County
106 South Main Street
Olivet Michigan 49076
Phone: 269 749 4961

Oneida Charter Township Clinton County
11041 Oneida Road
Grand Ledge, MI 48837
(517) 622-8078
(517) 622-8671 fax
info@oneidatownship.org

Onondaga Township - Ingham County
4756 Baldwin Road
Onondaga, MI, 49264
(517) 628-2654 - voice
(517) 628-2712 - fax

Olive Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Ovid Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
517 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Village of Parma - Jackson County
218 W Main St
P.O. Box 127
Parma MI 49269
517 531-4785 Fax: (517) 531-5179

Parma Township - Jackson County
12481 W Michigan Ave
Parma MI 49269-9576
(517 629-8277 Fax: (517) 629-8265

Village of Pewamo - Clinton County
130 Main Street
P.O. Box 385
Pewamo, Michigan 48873-0385
Phone (517) 593-2553
Currently no Website

City of Potterville - Eaton County
319 South Nelson Street
Potterville, MI 48876
Phone: 517-645-7641
Currently no Website

Pulaski Township - Jackson County
12144 Wooden Rd
Hanover MI 49241
(517 524-6061 Fax: (517) 524-9038

Riley Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
(517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Rives Township - Jackson County
4858 Maple Lane Rd
Rives Junction MI 49277
Phone: (517) 569-3143

Roxand Township - Eaton County
102 Ionia
Mulliken, MI 48861
Phone 517-649-3033
Currently no Website

Sandstone Charter Township Jackson County
7940 County Farm Rd.
P.O. Box 288
Parma MI, 49269
(517)784-4712 Fax (517) 784-2605

Spring Arbor - Jackson County
P.O. Box 250
Spring Arbor MI 49283
Phone: (517) 750-2800
Fax: (517) 750-2802

Village of Springport Jackson County
P.O. Box 128
Springport MI 49284
517 857-2510 Fax: (517) 857-4045

Spring Arbor Township Jackson County
107 Teft Rd.
Spring Arbor, Michigan 49283
(517) 750-2800

Springport Township - Jackson County
101 Mains Street
Springport, Michigan 49284
517 857-2030

City of St. Johns - Clinton County
100 State Street, Suite 1100
P O Box 477
St Johns, Michigan 48879
Phone: (989) 224-8944 Fax: (989) 224-2204

Village of Stockbridge - Ingham County
 115 E. Elizabeth
P.O. Box 155
Stockbridge, MI 49285
Phone: (517) 851-7435

Stockbridge Township - Ingham County
S. Clinton Street
Stockbridge, MI 49285
Phone: (517) 851-7530
Currently no Website

Summit Township - Jackson County
2121 Ferguson Rd.
Jackson, Michigan 49203
517-788-4113

Sunfield Township and Village Eaton County
131 2nd
Sunfield, MI 48890
Phone: 517-566-8407
Currently no Website

Tompkins Township - Jackson County
9999 Tompkins Rd
8211 Dixon Rd. (mailing address)
Rives Junction, MI 49277
(517)569-3263

Vermontville Township and Village Eaton County
121 Eastside Drive
P.O. Box K
Vermontville, MI 49096
517/726-1429
517/726-0707 Fax

Vevay Township - Ingham County
780 South Eden Road
Mason, MI 48854
Telephone 517-676-9523 Fax: 517-676-6655

Victor Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Walton Township - Eaton County
6933 S. Stine Road
Olivet, MI 49076
269-763-9617

Watertown Charter Township - Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

Village of Webberville - Ingham County
115 S. Main Street
P.O. Box 389
Webberville, MI 48892
Phone: (517) 521-3984
Currently no Website

Westphalia Township -Clinton County
14480 Webster Road
P.O. Box 247
Bath, MI 48808-0247
PH: (517) 641-6728 Fax: (517) 641-4170

White Oak Township - Ingham County
1002 S. M-52
Webberville, MI 48892
517-851-8764

City of Williamston - Ingham County
161 E.Grand River Ave.
Williamston, MI 48895
517-655-2774
info@williamston-mi.us

Williamstown Township Ingham County
4990 N. Zimmer Road
Williamston, MI 48895
(517) 655-3193 or (517) 655-4923

Windsor Township - Eaton County
405 W. Jefferson
Dimondale, MI 48821
(517) 646-0772

Waterloo Township Jackson County
 8061 Washington St
Grass Lake MI 49240-9241
(734) 475-7439
Fax: (734) 475-7177

Counties
Counties of Ingham, Clinton, and Eaton (ICE)
The Tri-County Office on Aging (TCOA)
County of Ingham
341 S. Jefferson st.
Mason, MI 48854
Telephone Directory

County of Clinton
100 E. State Street
St. Johns, MI 48879
PH:(989)224-5100
Fax:(989)224-5102
info@clinton-county.org

County of Eaton
1045 Independence Blvd.
Charlotte, MI 48813
(517) 543-7500

County of Jackson
120 West Michigan
Jackson, MI 49201
(517) 768-6611

Inspected June 16, 2007. From time-to-time some websites will not be active for several days.



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5

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2

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10

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10

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7

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10

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1

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5

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3

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8

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2

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10

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As of June 6, 2007, the last time the state websites were checked, 3 sites were not working. If a site is not working wait a few days and try again.

We started by ranking the State websites. This did not work. Too many sites were abysmally poor. They looked nice, but try to find something on the site. It was alright to be attractive, such as Colorado's, but they forgot to put anything of value into the site until too many steps into the site. One of the things that will give a site a very low mark is assuming that we know where something is in the hierarchy of government. An example can be Florida, where do they deem a department is located? If you do not know, every link has to be opened until the subject is found. Poor design.


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There are 555 school districts in Michigan. The ones listed below are the Mid-Michigan Schools. Saidnews.org is proud of these schools and especially the students.

                           Mid-Michigan Local/Schools

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School

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Bath Township

Bath Schools

Meridian Township

Okemos Schools
Haslett Schools

Charlotte

Charlotte Schools

Ovid-Elsie - No Site

Ovid-Elsie Schools

Dansville

Dansville Schools

Owosso

Owosso Schools

City of DeWitt
DeWitt Township

DeWitt Schools

Perry

Perry Schools

East  Lansing

East Lansing Schools

Pinconning - No Site

Pinconning Schools

Eaton Rapids

Eaton Rapids Schools

Portage

Portage Schools

Grand Ledge

Grand Ledge Schools

Portland

Portland Schools

Delhi Township

Holt Schools

Potterville - No Site

Potterville Schools

Howell

Howell Schools

St. Johns

St. Johns Public Schools

Laingsburg

Laingsburg Schools

Stockbridge

Stockbridge Schools

Lansing

Lansing Schools

Delta Township

Waverly Schools

City of Leslie
Leslie Township

Leslie Schools

Webberville - No Site

Webberville Schools

Maple Valley - No Site

Maple Valley Schools

Williamston
Williamstown Township

Williamston Schools

City of Mason

Mason Schools

Ingham Intermediate

Eaton Intermediate


Federal Government

USA.gov
The White House,
Congress,
Senate

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
FBI Lansing (517) 336-8367

FBI Detroit
26th. Floor, P. V. McNamara FOB
477 Michigan Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48226
detroit.fbi.gov
(313) 965-2323

FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
(202) 324-3000
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover Building
935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20535-0001

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Central Intelligence Agency
Office of Public Affairs
Washington, D.C. 20505
(703) 482-0623 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., US Eastern time

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Public Inquiry c/o BPRP
Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Planning
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Mailstop C-18
1600 Clifton Road
Atlanta, GA 30333
1(800) 232-4636

Homeland Security Department (DHS)
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Washington, D.C. 20528
Operator Number: 202-282-8000

U.S. Secret Service
WASHINGTON, D.C. 202-406-8000
MICHIGAN
  * DETROIT 313-226-6400
  * GRAND RAPIDS 616-454-4671
  * SAGINAW 989-497-0580


Gold/metals

RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax


Health Sites
More sites will be added a little at a time. Each group takes several days to research.

Facilities
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research
Find out what's wrong with you. This is not a substitute for medical diagnosis.
Michigan State University Health Team
University of Michigan Health System

Fibromyalgia
American Fibromyalgia Syndrome Association, Inc.
Arthritis Foundation
CDC
Fibromyalgia Network
Massachusetts CFIDS Association
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research
MEFM The Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Fibromyalgia Societies of BC
National Fibromyalgia Association
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
Noah New York Online Access to Health
Oregon Fibromyalgia Foundation (OFF)

New
Muscular Dystrophy
Muscular Dystrophy Association
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research
Symptoms of Muscular Dystrophy
The Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation
University of Maryland Medical Center

Multiple Sclerosis
Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
National Institutes of Health
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society

 


Internet/Internet service
ACD.Net


ACD.NET Save $$$, transfer regular phone to ACD.Net
DSL & Internet Service Provider Phone Service
1800 N Grand River Ave, Lansing MI 48906
517.999.9999 1.517.333.0900 toll Free: 1.877.4.ACD.NET or 1.877.422.3638


Jewelry

RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax


Landscape

Holt's Tree Service - Jackson

Holt's Tree Service - Jackson
517 - 474-1838 or 517 - 783-1666

    We specialize in tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding and lot clearing.
    We have over 15 years experience and are certified climbers.
    No job to big/no job to small.
    We are fully insured so give us a call for a free estimate and find out about our specials!!!!


W. R. Park Co.

W. R. Holt's Tree Service - Jackson Co.


Marketing

Majic Marketing

Television Radio Newspaper Internet Advertising Presentations Campaigns (517) 999-3030


Radio

Foundation Radio

Foundation Radio is a new service from the Society for Accurate Information and Distribution. These are stations dedicated to community. Our first station is due on the air in days.


Radio Production

Know How Productions
Voiceover, Music and Audio Production Services
(517) 574-4339
knowhowproductions@comcast.net

 


Real estate services

Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775



Religious

Voice to the World


Seniors

Tri-County Office on Aging
The Tri-County Office on Aging (TCOA) has been the leader of assistance, advocacy, and planning for senior citizens and their families since 1974 for Ingham, Clinton, and Eaton Counties.


Sports

Championship Sports.US

Taxes
Is it time to repeal the 16th Amendment?
If we want to clean up the tax problem, repeal the 16th Amendment. Mandate that no taxes,
fines, levies, assessments, fees, or leans may be issued by the Federal Government against any United States Citizen or United States Company. It will again force an apportioned tax bill assessed to each State.

Each State would be responsible for raising these funds. Any Federal court action would have to be returned to the State for fines and the collection of fines. It would also force Congress to defend the tax bill in each state. If the elected official fails to do so, their re-election is in jeopardy. Elected officials will become more responsive to the will of the people.

A recent poll indicated that 97% of the people feel that it is time to make changes in government. This is the simplest and easiest step. This would be a bi-partisan across ideology approach to making government again responsive to the people. Our Foundng Fathers were very intelligent with dividing the power. Allowing the 16th Ammendment gave almost total power to the Federal Government.

Fair Tax
Always double and triple check anything the government says is fair; anything. In this case it is a National Sales Tax. What is so surprising is that the Conservatives are calling for this tax and not the Liberals. It's your call if you agree or not. But, it is a progressive tax. It hurts the middle and lower income folks. It can be "adjusted in the background" with without folks knowing about it. The concept is that payroll, income, and corporate taxes, plus similar taxes would be eliminated. It is very close to the VAT tax of Europe. 23% or so national sales tax. Credits to those the government feels should have them.

Keep this in mind. It will support the Black Market for High Ticket items. There is an incentive on both sides to beat sales taxes. Prohibition did not work. A couple of decades ago New York City raised cigarette tax because the City wanted more money. They lost money because it forced folks to buy outside of NYC and also the Black Market sold for less. The Black Market bought tobacco in North Carolina and forged the cigarette stamps. The Black Market got rich. The City lost money.

Also, Michigan is funding its schools through a portion of Michigan Sales tax. Everyone is finding that it is too cyclic to be a stable income source for schools.

To be honest, Saidnews.org is indifferent about taxes if these stipulations are agreed to: 1, The elected officials have to hand a tax bill to the taxpayer. 2, The tax payer has to dig into the pocket for the tax. 3, The elected Representative (Congress) has to defend the tax bill to the voter (taxpayer.) 5. No hidden taxes. 6. No privileges or exemptions for elected officials. 7, Adjustments for the most needy.

Scroll through the FinditFast Directory for some other ideas about taxes. Taxpayers and voters should not be at the bottom of the food chain. Opportunities can be made available to help those in need.


Telephone
ACD.Net


ACD.NET Save $$$, transfer regular phone to ACD.Net
DSL & Internet Service Provider Phone Service
1800 N Grand River Ave, Lansing MI 48906
517.999.9999 1.517.333.0900 toll Free: 1.877.4.ACD.NET or 1.877.422.3638


Web/websites

Championship Sports.US


Public Response
 
Mid-Michigan forum for expressing ideas.
If you believe the free exchange of ideas is important for democracy!

 


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Championshipsports.us

Cheri Krebs

Foundation Radio

Gramer's Old-Fashioned Candies

Holt's Tree Service (Jackson)

Krebs, Cheri

Majic Marketing

Park, W. R. Park Co.

Public Response

RM Precious Metals

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WJCQ 88.5 Jackson Michigan

W. R. Park Co.


Considerations
Considerations are discussion points that are tucked within the FinditFast Directory. They are not designed to change your mind, but rather to be a starting point for thought or discussion. In some instances, technical points of law or the Constitution are addressed. Some may say these are being high-lighted for a political agenda. This is not true. Legal procedures are in place to protect everyone. To say: "Move your thumb," is a political position (so as to stop hitting it with a hammer,) demonstrates that 1. You have an agenda. Or, 2, You have lost your objectivity.

Whatever your political leanings and philosophies, always be honest with yourself and others about your positions. If you cannot, than you may not have thought your position through, or may be changing the way you see the world.

As long as it is done with integrity, or an honest, "I don't know." You are facing the world and your Ethos, honestly. Possibly with mistakes; but, honestly. That is all any of us can hope to achieve.

The Anderson Act
The Censorship Doctrine
The Constitution
Constitutional Pay-raise
The Fairness Doctrine

Fair Tax
Free
Health Care Accounts
Immigration
Nuclear Power

Roswell
Television - Cable
TV Sets
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More to come later. We hope you enjoy the considerations.

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Pay your last respects to those who are no longer with us.

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ACD.NET Save $$$, transfer regular phone to ACD.Net
DSL & Internet Service Provider Phone Service
1800 N Grand River Ave, Lansing MI 48906
517.999.9999 1.517.333.0900 toll Free: 1.877.4.ACD.NET or 1.877.422.3638


American Red Cross Mid-Michigan Chapter
1800 East Grand River Avenue
Lansing, MI 48912 517-484-7461


ARC Tri-County Community Advocates
2157 University Park Drive
Suite 2
Okemos, MI 48864
(800) 292-7851
arclansingarea@aol.com


Audio Archives
These are the audio archives of Saidnews.org
Provided by the Society for Accurate Information and Distribution (Saidnews.org)


Know How Productions
Voiceover, Music and Audio Production Services
(517) 574-4339
knowhowproductions@comcast.net


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Autos

Cascade Auto Center
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 768-9988
Fax: 517 - 7689973
Chuck Hogan - Salesman


Auto Repair

Cascade Auto Center
Custom Exhaust * Engine Repair * Starters * Alternators * Brakes * Suspension * Tune-ups * Radiators * Belts
Now Specializing in Custom Hot Rod Work
Monday through Friday 8 a to 5:30 p
Saturday 8a to 2p
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 784-0440
Fax: 517 - 784-4108

     

 

 

 


 

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RM Precious Metals 2900 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson, mi

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Boy Scouts of America
P.O. Box 152079
Irving, Texas 75015-2079

Scout Oath
"On my honor I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight."

Scout Law
A Scout is:
Trustworthy
Loyal
Helpful
Friendly
Courteous
Kind
Obedient
Cheerful
Thrifty
Brave
Clean
Reverent

Boy Scout Councils

Bay Lakes
P.O. Box 516
Menasha, WI 54952
(414) 734.5705, (WI/MI)

Blue Water
924 7th Street
Port Huron, MI, 48060
(810) 982.9529, (MI)

Chief Okemos
4000 W Michigan
Lansing, MI, 48917
(517) 321.9400 Fax 517.321.7298 (MI)

Clinton Valley
1100 Country Center Dr West
Pontiac, MI, 48053
(810) 338.0035, (MI)

Detroit Area
1776 W Warren Ave
Detroit, MI, 48208
(313) 897.1965, (MI)

Gerald R. Ford
3213 Walker Ave. NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49544.9775
(616) 785.2662, (MI)

Great Sauk Trail
1979 Huron Parkway
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(734) 971.7100, (MI)

Hiawathaland
2210 U.S. 41 South
Marquette, MI 49855
(906) 249.1461, (MI/WI)

Lake Huron Area
5001 South Eleven Mile RD
Auburn, MI 48611
(517) 695 5593, (MI)

LaSalle Area
1433 Northside Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46615
(574) 249-0337, (MI/IN)

Scenic Trails
2308 US 31 North
Traverse City, MI 49684
(616) 938.2200, (MI)

Southwest Michigan
1035 West Maple St
Kalamazoo, MI 49008
(616) 343.4687, (MI)

Tall Pine
W. Atherton Rd
Flint, MI 48507.2404
(810) 235.2531
Fax  810.235.5052 (MI)

Voyageurs Area
Stebner Road
Hermantown, MN 55811
(218) 729.5811 (MN/WI/MI)

Chief Okemos Troops
4000 W. Michigan
Lansing, MI, 48917
(517) 321.9400 Fax 517.321.7298 (MI)

East Lansing, Michigan Boy Scout Troop 2
200 West Grand River Avenue
East Lansing, Michigan 48823

East Lansing, Michigan Boy Scout Troop 180
1924 Coolidge Road
East Lansing, Michigan 48823
scoutmaster@troopcrew180.org

Lansing, Michigan Boy
Scout Troop 417
815 Sparrow Ave.
Lansing, Michigan 48910.1370
Troop417@troop417.org

 

 

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Candy/Chocolate

Jackson, Michigan

Gramer's Old-Fashioned Candies
Fine Chocolatiers since 1929
803 N Waterloo St.
Jackson, Michigan 49202

(517) 784-0531


Cascade Auto Center
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 768-9988
Fax: 517 - 7689973
Chuck Hogan - Salesman


Cascade Auto Center 2900 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson, mi

Cascade Auto Center
Custom Exhaust * Engine Repair
Starters * Alternators * Brakes
Suspension * Tune-ups
Radiators * Belts
Now Specializing in Custom Hot Rod Work
Monday through Friday 8 a to 5:30 p
Saturday 8a to 2p
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Phone: 517 - 784-0440
Fax: 517 - 784-4108


The Censorship Doctrine

Championship Sports.US


Charlotte Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Charlotte
Kiwanis Manor Activity Bldg
430 S Cochran
TU, 7:30 A.M.

Clinton Township Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township
Every Wednesday @ 7:30 AM
at Fern Hill Country Club
17600 Clinton River Rd
Clinton Twp., Michigan

Clinton Township Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township North
Ernie's Restaurant
16655 19 Mile Rd,
2nd & 4th WE, 6:45 P.M.


Congressional Pay-raise
Congress allowed another pay raise for themselves to pass. About $4,400 a year. The June 21, 2007 Gallop poll has the rating of Congress at 14%. The Thursday, June 28, 2007 Fox News Poll has Congress at a 36% approval rating. Some things to consider. How are the questions phrased? Will we ever see the questions asked?

The Congressional system is in many ways broken. Special interest groups control Congress, not taxpayers and voters. Although, the immigration bill was stopped because most Americans did not feel that the Government could do what it promised, even if it intended to, and jammed the phone lines to voice concern. Second, most in Congress had not read the bill so discussion was a moot point. The tools are already are in place to build the wall. Illegal aliens can be rounded up and deported. At least get the dangerous ones out of the country, when we find them. Let border patrol do their job.

Stop wasting tax money. Granted one person's need is another's pork. Use proper channels of allocation and let all expenditures see the light of day. This is why a strong consideration of the repeal of the 16th Amendment is in order with apportioned tax bills given to each State.

For now, maybe it is time for the voters to decide whether these elected officials should keep their pay raise or turn it back to the treasury.

The Constitution
The Constitution of the United States is setup so that the three branches of government, Executive, Legislative, and the Judicial all have equal authority. What does this mean when the an obvious error has occurred on the Supreme Court? It means, it must take the combined actions of both the Legislature and the Executive, through procedures, to overrule the Supreme court. It is very Constitutional. Only since 1952 has the Supreme Court felt that it is the supreme decision maker of the land. If this is allowed to stand, our elected officials are nothing more than a "student government".


Constitutions - World - States - Confederacies of American Indian Tribes
Provided by the Society for Accurate Information and Distribution (Saidnews.org)


Crime Stoppers

National Crime Stoppers

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DeWitt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of DeWitt
Prairie Creek Golf Center
800 E. Webb Rd
WE, 7:00 A.M.

Delta Township Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Delta Township
Fire Mountain
730 Elmwood Rd
TH, 12:00 NOON

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Exposure - Risk
It is interesting how often statistic are corrupted. The most famous example is: Air safety. The airlines are always comparing mileage in an automobile to the mileage flying. It sure sounds comforting until it is pointed that is the wrong comparison.

In this instance, exposure time is the accurate comparison. Equal time travelling. It is not; nor, it has never been mileage. Now to be fair, the airlines are safe. But, only about as safe as riding down the road in the family roadster. When the airlines tell you miles, tell them you are not interested, you want results based upon exposure. If you cannot do this, Airline Company, you are not being honest.

This fact is true for many other industry. Always look to the exposure risk or incidents to time for one of the statistical examples. Without this information you have nothing but smoke and mirrors.

 

East Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of East Lansing
Michigan State Univ
Gold Room, Union Bldg,
MO, 12:00 NOON

Eaton Rapids Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Eaton Rapids
Kiwanis Springbrook Manor,
300 King St, TU, 12:00 NOON

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Felinophile

Food Bank Council of Michigan

Foundation Radio
Foundation Radio is a new service from the Society for Accurate Information and Distribution. These are stations dedicated to community. Our first station is due on the air in days.

Fair Tax
Always double and triple check anything the government says is fair; anything. In this case it is a National Sales Tax. What is so surprising is that the Conservatives are calling for this tax and not the Liberals. It's your call if you agree or not. But, it is a progressive tax. It hurts the middle and lower income folks. It can be "adjusted in the background" with without folks knowing about it. The concept is that payroll, income, and corporate taxes, plus similar taxes would be eliminated. It is very close to the VAT tax of Europe. 23% or so national sales tax. Credits to those the government feels should have them.

Keep this in mind. It will support the Black Market for High Ticket items. There is an incentive on both sides to beat sales taxes. Prohibition did not work. A couple of decades ago New York City raised cigarette tax because the City wanted more money. They lost money because it forced folks to buy outside of NYC and also the Black Market sold for less. The Black Market bought tobacco in North Carolina and forged the cigarette stamps. The Black Market got rich. The City lost money.

Also, Michigan is funding its schools through a portion of Michigan Sales tax. Everyone is finding that it is too cyclic to be a stable income source for schools.

To be honest, Saidnews.org is indifferent about taxes if these stipulations are agreed to: 1, The elected officials have to hand a tax bill to the taxpayer. 2, The tax payer has to dig into the pocket for the tax. 3, The elected Representative (Congress) has to defend the tax bill to the voter (taxpayer.) 5. No hidden taxes. 6. No privileges or exemptions for elected officials. 7, Adjustments for the most needy.

Scroll through the FinditFast Directory for some other ideas about taxes. Taxpayers and voters should not be at the bottom of the food chain. Opportunities can be made available to help those in need.

Free
If you have to open your wallet it is not free. "Free. Just pay shipping and handling." This is not a free offer. You have to open your wallet. Also, why should we pay for shipping? We don't in stores and they have the over-head of running a store. Actually it is a way to get more money out of you. Check the price. Is it first a reliable source. Is it a competitive price. Is shipping and a real warranty included? If there is a problem the return should be on their nickel, not yours. Last very important question, do you really need it? Most times you don't.

 

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Gold

RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax


Gramer's Old-Fashioned Candies
Fine Chocolatiers since 1929
803 N Waterloo St.
Jackson, Michigan 49202
(517) 784-0531

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Girl Scouts of the United States of America
Girl Scouts of the USA
420 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10018-2798
(800) GSUSA 4 U [(800) 478-7248] or (212) 852-8000

Girl Scout Promise
"On my honor, I will try:
To serve God and my country,
To help people at all times,
And to live by the
Girl Scout Law."

Girl Scout Law
I will do my best to be
honest and fair,
friendly and helpful,
considerate and caring,
couraggeous and strong, and
responsible for what I say and do,
and to
respect myself and others,
respect authority,
use resources wisely,
make the world a better place, and
be a sister to every Girl Scout.

Girl Scouts of Crooked Tree
Traverse City, Michigan 49686.5918
(231) 947.7354
Email: servicecenter@girlscoutscrookedtree.org

Girl Scouts Fair Winds Council, Inc.
Flint, Michigan 48507.1371
(810) 230.0244 (800) 482.6734
Email: mlorah@gsfwc.org

Glowing Embers Girl Scout Council, Inc
Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008.1843
(269).343.1516
Email: gsgec@gsgec.org

Girl Scouts of The Huron Valley Council
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106.0969
(734) 971.8800
Email: council@gshvc.org

Girl Scouts Irish Hills Council
Jackson, Michigan 49203.5722
(517) 784.8543
Email: girlscouts@girlscoutsihc.org

Girl Scouts of Macomb County Otsikita Council Inc
Clinton Township, Michigan 48038.1656
(586) 263.0220

Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit
Detroit, Michigan 48202.3012
(313) 9724475
Email: info@gsofmd.org

Girl Scouts of Michigan Pine and Dunes Council
Muskegon, Michigan 49445.9520
(231) 744.4774
girlscouts@mipineanddunes.org

Girl Scouts of Michigan
Capital Council
Holt, Michigan 48842.1832
(517) 699.9400 (800) 968.9421
gsmcc@gsmcc.net

Girl Scouts of Michigan Trails
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49544.9775
(616) 784.3341 (800) 442.1401
service.center@gsmt.org

Girl Scouts
Michigan Waterways Council, Inc.
Port Huron, Michigan 48060.2543
(810) 984.3189
gsmwc@advnet.net

Girl Scouts of Mitten Bay
Saginaw, Michigan 48604.9499
(989) 799.9565

Girl Scouts of
Peninsula Waters, Inc.
Marquette, Michigan 49855
(906) 225.8020 (800) 562.9787
gspw@gspw.org

Girl Scouts of "Central Michigan"
A new website

 

Great Lakes Folk Festival - Mid August
Audio Interviews - MP3

 

East Lansing Mayor Samir Singh - 600 KB
Robert and Lara Stein - 450 KB
Blitz Creek Band - 500 KB
Majesters Jugglers - 30 KB/

 


Grand Ledge Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Grand Ledge
The Log Jam
110 W Jefferson St
MO, 12:10 P.M.

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Haslett Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Haslett
Fernando's Cafe, 1587 Haslett Rd, TU, 7:00 A.M.

Holt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Holt
Sam Cory Senior Citizens Ctr
4111 W Holt Rd, MO, 6:30 P.M.

 

Health Care Account
Personal Health Care Accounts
With the concern over healthcare costs, and the discussion by some of a National Healthcare System (some have called it Hillarycare) a sound and practical alternative solution has been suggested that should be considered. The personal Health Care Account. Such an account would work as a savings account. A combination of individual and employee contribution would be placed into this account for medical purposes. Pre-tax dollars would be used. All medical expenses would be paid out of this account. If medical cost go above an agreed upon amount, for this example $1,000, medical insurance would take care of the difference. The insurance premiums would be greatly reduced. Think of it as a $1,000 deductible on car insurance. If the amount was not used, it could be rolled over into additional years without being taxed. This would be an excellent way to plan for children's braces or those circumstances not covered by insurance. Each year contributions would be made into this account. It would be the responsibility of each account holder to make sure they are getting the best price for comparable service so as to keep as much money in the account. Systems can be set up, most often through employers where a credit card style card could be used for such purchases.

For those who have no insurance, assistance into such accounts by government agencies would keep the competitive nature of pricing in full practice while still keeping healthcare out of the government institutions. Depending upon insurance packages, it may be possible for part-time or low-salaried workers to receive the insurance package from the employer without receiving the assistance with the accounts. This would protect more individuals from catastrophic events.

The important part of this concept is each individual would be responsible to shop for the best price making prices very competitive and forcing the healthcare system to be efficient in those areas where it will not influence patient care.

This proposal should be comfortable to most Americans and to those of both parties, as well as ideologies. Healthcare is a serious problem which should be addressed responsibly and carefully.


Holt's Tree Service - Jackson

Holt's Tree Service - Jackson
517 - 474-1838 or 517 - 783-1666

    We specialize in tree trimming, tree removal, stump grinding and lot clearing.
    We have over 15 years experience and are certified climbers.
    No job to big/no job to small.
    We are fully insured so give us a call for a free estimate and find out about our specials!!!!

 


Hopsice

Hospice Of Central Michigan
Isabella and surrounding areas of Gratiot, Midland, Clare, Mecosta and Montcalm counties.

Hospice of Michigan
Atlanta, Alpena, Ann Arbor, Big Rapids, Bloomfield Hills, Cadillac, Clinton Township, Detroit, Fremont, Gaylord, Grand Rapids, Greenville, Ludington, Okemos, Muskegon, Rogers City, Roscommon.

Sparrow Health System:
Hospice Services Mid-Michigan.

Michigan Hospice MHPCO
The Michigan Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (MHPCO) serves as a recognized authority on "end of life" issues. MHPCO also strives to advocate for supportive public policies and to provide education to both consumers and professionals which increases awareness and understanding of the philosophy and principles of hospice and palliative care.

Michigan Hospice
Clinton Township, Roseville, Richmond, Southfield, Michigan.

Misconceptions of Hospice Care
The mission of the Michigan State Medical Society is to promote a health care environment which supports physicians in caring for and enhancing the health of Michigan citizens through science, quality, and ethics in the practice of medicine.

Hospice of Lansing
Ionia Area Hospice Mid Michigan.

 

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Immigration
The opinion polls indicate that the majority of Americans wish the borders sealed with the promised wall. Two times in the past the Federal Government has promised this and has not completed the task. So it is understandable that the mandate of the people is to first seal the border. If this is done as promised, and the illegal aliens, are not given amnesty (by whatever definition) a decent process can be addressed.

If the American people can feel safe in their homes, they can open their hearts to those who wish to come to America. To most Americans it is a "Gun in the face" threat, not a race issue. Let us not distort the issue with politics. It will make the process take longer for everyone.

 
Izanagi

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The Jaycees
The United States Junior Chamber
PO Box 7
Tulsa, OK 74102-000
7447 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74136
1.800.JAYCEES • 918.584.2481 • 918.584.4422 fax

Michigan Jaycees
534 South Walnut Street
Lansing, MI 48933-2207
517-487-6077 Fax: 517-338-5000

Lansing Jaycees
517-853-8620 • info@lansingjaycees.org


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Kiwanis International
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268-3196
USA

Charlotte Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Charlotte
Kiwanis Manor Activity Bldg
430 S Cochran
TU, 7:30 A.M.

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township
Every Wednesday @ 7:30 AM
at Fern Hill Country Club
17600 Clinton River Rd
Clinton Twp., Michigan

Kiwanis Club of Clinton Township North
Ernie's Restaurant
16655 19 Mile Rd,
2nd & 4th WE, 6:45 P.M.

DeWitt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of DeWitt
Prairie Creek Golf Center
800 E. Webb Rd
WE, 7:00 A.M.

Delta Township Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Delta Township
Fire Mountain
730 Elmwood Rd
TH, 12:00 NOON

East Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of East Lansing
Michigan State Univ.
Gold Room, Union Bldg,
MO, 12:00 NOON

Eaton Rapids Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Eaton Rapids
Kiwanis Springbrook Manor,
300 King St, TU, 12:00 NOON

Grand Ledge Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Grand Ledge
The Log Jam
110 W. Jefferson St.
MO, 12:10 P.M.

Haslett Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Haslett
Fernando's Cafe, 1587 Haslett Rd, TU, 7:00 A.M.

Holt Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Holt
Sam Cory Senior Citizens Ctr.
4111 W. Holt Rd, MO, 6:30 P.M.

Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Lansing
Fairbanks Grill
2400 S. Cedar St.
TH, 11:45 AM

Lansing Area Golden K Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Lansing Area Golden K
Salvation Army
525 N. Pennsylvania
WE, 9:00 A.M.

South Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of South Lansing, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Rd
Holt, MI
FR, 7:30 A.M.

Leslie Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Leslie
Leslie High School Boardroom
4141 Hull Rd
2nd & 4th WE
12:00 NOON

Mason Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Mason
Kiwanis Village Conference Room
Kiwanis Drive
Tu, 7:00 A.M.

Fair City Golden K of Mason
Kiwanis Club of Fair City Golden K of Mason
Kiwanis Village
Kiwanis Dr WE, 8:30 A.M.

Okemos Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Okemos
Okemos Community Church
4734 Okemos Rd
TU, 6:00 A.M.

St. Johns 707 Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of St. Johns 707
Wheel Inn Restaurant
1825 S US 27
TH, 7:07 A.M.

Williamston Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Williamston
Brookshire Inn and Golf Course
205 W. Church St
WE, 12:00 NOON

 


Cheri Krebs

Cheri Krebs Associate Real estate Broker email: cherikrebs@briarwoodrealty.com Phone: 517-332-5100 Fax: 517-332-1775

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Lansing Community College
 Lansing Community College
 P.O. BOX 40010
 Lansing, MI 48901-7210
(517) 483-1957
(800) 644-4522
Information 483-5221

Administrative Services Division
Business & Community Institute
Business, Media, and Information Technologies Division
Career Preparation / Articulation Office
Extension and Community Education Office
Human, Health and Public Service Careers Division
Information Services and College Development Division
Liberal Studies Division
President's Office
Student and Academic Support Division
Technical Careers Division 


Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Lansing
Fairbanks Grill
2400 S Cedar St,
TH, 11:45 AM

Lansing Area Golden K Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Lansing Area Golden K
Salvation Army
525 N Pennsylvania
WE, 9:00 A.M.

South Lansing Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of South Lansing,
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Rd
Holt, MI
FR, 7:30 A.M.

Leslie Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Leslie
Leslie High School Boardroom
4141 Hull Rd
2nd & 4th WE
12:00 NOON


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Lions Clubs International
300 W. 22nd Street
Oak Brook IL 60523-8842

Lions Club Charlotte, Michigan
Charlotte District Library
Spartan Room
226 S Bostwick Avenue
Wed, 2 & 4 6:30 pm

Lions Club Delhi/Holt
Lions Club Holt, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00 pm

Lions Club DeWitt, Michigan
Prairie Creek Golf Course
800 E Webb Road
TU 3 7:00 PM

Lions Club DeWitt Breakfast, Michigan
Prairie Creek Golf Course
800 E Webb Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00 AM

Lions Club Dimondale, Michigan
First Presbyterian Church
162 Bridge Street
TH   1 & 3 6:30 PM

Lions Club East Lansing Meridian, Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 pm

Lions Club Haslet Meridian East Lansing, Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 m

Lions Club Holt/Delhi
Lions Club Holt, Michigan
Delhi Cafe
4625 Willoughby Road
TH 1 & 3 7:00 pm

Lions Club Okemos Meridian East Lansing, Michigan
Coral Gables Restaurant
2838 E Grand River
Th 2 & 4 12:00 pm

Lions Club Lansing Delta, Michigan
Ingham Assisted Living Center
6429 Earlington Lane
Delta Township
Th 1 & 3 6:00 pm

Lions Club Lansing Host, Michigan
Impression 5 Science Center
200 Musuem Drive
Tu a 12:00 noon

 

Lions Club Lansing St. Stephens Community, Michigan
St. Stephens Community Church
1420 W. Oakland Ave
Mo 4 6:00 pm

Lions Club Leslie, Michigan
Maple Grove Properties
209 South Main Street
Th 2 & 4 7:00 pm

Lions Club Mason, Michigan
VFW Post #7309
1243 Hull road
WE 2 & 4 6:30 pm

Lions Club Potterville, Michigan
Riedys Pizza
125 E Lansing Rd
TU 1 & 3 6:30 pm

Lions Club St. Johns, Michigan
Clinton Commons Retirement Center
1100 Scott Rd
WE 2 & 4 6:30 pm

Lions Club Williamston, Michigan
St. Mary's Church
St. Joseph Hall
215 N. Cedar  St.
TU 1 & 3 7:00 pm

The Listening Ear
"Sometimes it hurts too much not to talk... That's the worst, when the secret stays locked up for want of an understanding ear."


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Majic Marketing

Television Radio Newspaper Internet Advertising Presentations Campaigns (517) 999-3030


Mason Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Mason
Kiwanis Village Conference Room
Kiwanis Drive
Tu, 7:00 A.M.

Fair City Golden K of Mason
Kiwanis Club of Fair City Golden K of Mason
Kiwanis Village
Kiwanis Dr
WE, 8:30 A.M.


Meals on Wheels
MEALS-ON-WHEELS Who is eligible for Meals-On-Wheels?
A person who is:
  * At least 60 years of age
  * The spouse or child with a disability of an individual who is at least 60 years of age and receiving        
Meals-On-Wheels, if it is the best interest of the client
  * Homebound- confined to their home or unable to leave their home under normal circumstances
  * Unable to participate at a Senior Dining Site because of physical or emotional difficulties
  * Able to feed themselves
  * Able to be at home when meals are delivered


Media Tracks Communications


Michigan Food Bank
Food Bank Council of Michigan


New page for the St. John's Mint Festival.
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St. John's Mint Festival


State of Michigan

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Michigan Association of United Ways
1627 Lake Lansing Road, Suite B
Lansing, MI 48912
Telephone: (517) 371-4360
Toll free: (517) 371-1801


Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness
1210 West Saginaw Lansing, MI 48915
Telephone: (517) 377-0509


Michigan State University
Office of the Provost
Michigan State University
438 Administration Building
East Lansing, MI 48824-1046
MSU Information (517) 355-1855

Please use this address for administration and if you cannot find the specific address. Note where you wish the letter forwarded address with a c/o.

Abrams Planetarium
Administration
Animal Science
Athletics
Auditorium
Breslin Center (Jack Breslin Student Events Center) Campus Event Tickets
Cooperative Extension Service
Dairy Store
Facilities & Services

Family & Child Clinic
International Presence
Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center Medical & Clinical
Munn Ice Arena
Olin Health Center
Publishing & Broadcasting
Surplus Store
Turf Site
Wharton Center for Performing Arts 

Monitors and TV sets
An interesting thing about the new LCD, plasma, crystal screens. They cost a whole lot less to make, a whole lot less, than the traditional CRT screens with the picture tube. Some folks will pay anything for gadget, for instance the new IPod phone $600 plus $1500 for 2 years of phone serve and the folks who make the thing said it was out-dated before it went on sale. What happened? A feeding frenzy to buy a $20 phone for $600.

Money - the true value of currency
It is difficult to figure true value of money. Whether it is dollar, pounds, or pesos. A good rough estimate can be achieved by comparing gold prices throughout history. This is not perfect. It would be better to use many standards, if possible.

But for this discussion, we will use dollars and gold. During the Colonial times, gold was worth about $10 an ounce. Gold today is about $600 an ounce. Divide $10 by $600. That means in the calculator, put in 10 then punch the divide symbol. Type in 600, or the current price of gold. Push the equal sign. The results will be the percent difference in value. Today's dollar is about 1/60 of Colonial times. This equals out to about 1 1/2 cents. In other words. All things being equal, 1.5 pennies colonial can buy about $1 today.

When figuring your investment returns, make sure you notate gold and other commodity prices when purchasing. Do your normal figuring for your return. Now figure in the price shift in the dollar. In crude terms, if you made 10% and the dollar dropped 10%, you broke even. Remember that important fact in your investments.

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NASA 
NASA - The National Aeronautics Space Administration

News

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Quad County News

Nuclear Power
There is a debate about whether nuclear power is safe or not. We all know the consequences if major problems occur. The question is: "Is nuclear power safe?"

Other than a few experts, we as country do not know. But, there are some strong indications that can place our positions were they should be. As an example if you remember with the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA said it was too dangerous to repair it. Yet, they said it was safe enough to go to the space station. Well, if it is too, dangerous for one, it is too dangerous for the other. If it is safe enough for one, it is safe enough for the other. We cannot know, yet common sense will dictate beyond their words.

In the case of nuclear power, again we cannot know. So, let us ask them, if we allowed them to build the plants, but in return you step away from the Anderson Act ( an act that limits liability of the nuclear industry to a maximum $100 billion and different versions have come along.) and protect insurance company so that full property coverage of any loss of property and life is covered, so as to avoid the Katrina insurance mishap. Maybe your position of nuclear power being safe is worth considering.

But there are a couple of more things. How to safely handle nuclear waste, it is still a debate. And these and other questions that are reasonable should be heard, your voice should be heard. Stay the course as your are doing, it makes it seem that nuclear power plants are too dangerous. Let it be you (nuclear industry) cover your risk, not the folks. You will make the real concerns go away with real answers, not double talk, we'll listen. Maybe the safest place to put these plants are in the desert where the ground water will not be at risk.


O

Okemos Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of Okemos
Okemos Community Church
4734 Okemos Rd
TU, 6:00 A.M.


Optimist International
4494 Lindell Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63108
(314) 371-6000
(800) 500-8130 fax: (314) 371-6006

Charlotte, Michigan Optimist Club
Charlotte Senior Center
Thu 2 & 4 6:30pm

Clinton Township Area, Michigan Optimist Club
Best Western Concorde Inn
Wed 2 & 4 7:00 am

Lansing, Michigan Optimist Club
various/Bob Evans South
Thu; 2nd @ 6:00 pm Tues 4th @ 7:30 am

 

Mason, Michigan Optimist Club
Masonic Temple
Weekly; Wed @ 6:30 am

Okemos-Meridian Township, Michigan Optimist Club
Denny's Restaurant of East Lansing
Weekly fri @ 7:00 am

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Political Parties - 47 political parties
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America First Party
American Independent Party
American National Socialist Workers' Party
American Nazi Party
American Party
American Patriot Party
American Reform Party
American Socialist Party
Christian Falangist Party of America
Communist Party USA
Constitution Party
Constitutionalist Party
Democratic Party
Family Values Party
Freedom Socialist Party/Radical Women
Democratic Socialists of America

Greens/Green Party USA
Green Party of the United States
Independence Party
Independent American Party
Labor Party
Libertarian National Socialist Green Party
Libertarian Party
Light Party
Multicapitalist Party
Natural Law Party
New Party
New Union Party
Peace & Freedom Party
Pot Party
Progressive Labor Party
Prohibition Party

Reform Party
Republican Party
Revolutionary Communist Party USA
Social Democrats USA
Socialist Equality Party
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Party USA
Third Party
US Marijuana Party
United States Pacifist Party
Veterans Party of America
We The People Party
World Socialist Party of the USA
Workers Party, USA
Workers World Party


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Public Response
 
Mid-Michigan forum for expressing ideas.
If you believe the free exchange of ideas is important for democracy!

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QUARTIC

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RM Precious Metals
Buying and Selling gold, platinum and diamonds.
Reconditioned Jewlry. Offering gold parties for an unusual party theme.
Call for details.
2900 East Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
517 - 768-1906
517 - 768-9973 Fax

Rebates
Lee Iacocca started the popular use of rebates in an effort to sell Chrysler Corporation cars and trucks back when Chrysler almost went bankrupt. It was the quickest way possible to change prices. This was an intelligent use of rebates. Today, the rebate is used make customers hop through hoops and divulge additional information about themselves.

Maybe it is time that these corporations are the ones that have to jump through the hoops. Let us just say no to rebates. If they (the manufacturer) cannot offer their products at the lowest price while still making money, we really do not need their products, do we?

 

Radio
The Fairness Doctrine
(The Censorship Doctrine)
The fairness Doctrine was established in 1949 by the FCC was an attempted, in their view, to create an opportunity to have all views expressed on radio and television. In 1987 President Ronald Reagan vetoed legislation to renew the Fairness Doctrine. There is now an attempt to have it re-instated. In theory this doctrine sounds as if this is a just principal. In fact, if we compare the 40 years in which the Fairness Doctrine was in use and the almost 30 years it has not been law, some very interesting observations become apparent. 1, More discussion of more diverse topics have occurred. 2, Talk Radio has become very popular, usually the 7th most listened to station in a market, but with the most profit. 3, Conservative, Moderate, and Liberal branding of Talk Radio has been attempted. When the demagoguery of labeling is removed by the offended groups, Talk Radio that presents responsible ideas succeed. Talk Radio that only rant and rave political agenda fails.

The Fairness Doctrine is, in reality, censorship by the most despicable means, mis-labeling and diverting the discussion from what this doctrine is, control by the political entities in power. The FCC and Congress is stepping outside its authority. It is trying to control the information that you will hear. The Fairness Doctrine will not apply to Saidnews.org. But, the principal of control information to control political power is abhorrent to Saidnews.org.


Radio Health Journal
A weekly radio program dealing with health issues.


Know How Productions
Voiceover, Music and Audio Production Services
(517) 574-4339
knowhowproductions@comcast.net


Roswell
ufo

Roswell officer's deathbed admission raises possibility that aliens DID visit 30.06.07
Evening Standard and This is London

Exactly 60 years ago, a light aircraft was flying over the Cascade Mountains in Washington State, at a height of around 10,000ft.

Suddenly, a brilliant flash of light illuminated the aircraft. Visibility was good and as pilot Kenneth Arnold scanned the sky to find the source of the light, he saw a group of nine shiny metallic objects flying in formation.

He estimated their speed as being around 1,600 miles per hour - nearly three times faster than the top speed of any jet aircraft at the time. He described the craft as arrow-shaped and said they moved in a jerky motion - 'like a saucer would if you skipped it across the water'.

A reporter seized on this phrase and in his story described the objects as 'flying saucers'. The age of the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) had begun.

Lieutenant Walter Haut was the public relations officer at the base in 1947, and was the man who issued the original and subsequent press releases after the crash on the orders of the base commander, Colonel William Blanchard.

Haut died last year, but left a sworn affidavit to be opened only after his death.

Last week, the text was released and asserts that the weather balloon claim was a cover story, and that the real object had been recovered by the military and stored in a hangar. He described seeing not just the craft, but alien bodies.

For more details: Evening Standard and This is London

What do you think? Did this happen? Is this fact, honest mistake, or distortion?



Rotary International
One Rotary Center
1560 Sherman Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201, USA
847.866.3000 or 847.328.8281
Fax: 847.328.8554

Charlotte Rotary Club
Tue 12:15 Masonic Temple

Delta Township Rotary Club (Lansing Waverly)
Tue 12:15 
Carrabba's Restaurant Lansing

East Lansing Rotary Club
Mon 12:00 
University Club of Michigan State University
Lansing

Eaton Rapids Rotary Club
Wed 07:00 Eaton Rapids
Medical Center

Grand Ledge Rotary Club
Wed 12:15 Grand Ledge Opera House

Haslett Okemos Rotary Club
Tue 12:15 Masonic Temple, Okemos

Lansing Rotary Club
Fri 11:45 Lansing Center

Lansing Dewitt Sunrise
Rotary Club
Thu 07:30
Capital City Airport

South Lansing Holt Rotary Club
Wed 12:00
Holiday Inn South Lansing

Mason Rotary Club
Thu 12:10 
Mike's Firehouse Grill

St. Johns Rotary Club
Tue 12:00
Clinton Commons
Scott Rd.

Williamston Sunrise Rotary Club
Tue 07:15
Brookshire Inn & Golf Club


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Saidnews.org
The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution
The Society for Accurate Information and Distribution Foundation


Security and Prosperity Partnership Of North America
A North American Partnership

From the website: The SPP provides the framework to ensure that North America is the safest and best place to live and do business. It includes ambitious security and prosperity programs to keep our borders closed to terrorism yet open to trade.

Some are concerned this is the first step to the removal of sovereignty of the United States of America. Please review and decide.

Scanner Law - Michigan
If a merchant scans a product for more than the price shown on the item, you have purchased the item, and it is marked with the price and you have the sales receipt you may then, and only then go and get a rebate of the difference of the price marked on the item and what you paid. Plus, an additional 10 times the amount with the minimum being $1.00 and the maximum $5.00. You will always get the total amount over charged returned to you. Do not forget to have your sales tax adjusted, also.
Click for a pdf version with a coupon-style cut out for your wallet.


New page for the St. John's Mint Festival.
Now at Wall of News - Features.
St. John's Mint Festival

Clintion County Art Counsel
St. Johns Art Counsel
Train Depot


St. Johns 707 Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of St. Johns 707
Wheel Inn Restaurant
1825 S US 27
TH, 7:07 A.M.

 


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Television Listings
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Question: How much does the local TV stations charge you for watching their programming?
Question: How much does cable and satellite charge you for watching their programming?
Question: Should it be, with similar costs, that advertised-based programming be free to the viewer?


The cost of operating a cable or satellite system is competitive to the cost of operating a television station. The advantage to the non-broadcaster is the multiple channel option for advertising and premium services that are unavailable to broadcasters. Yet, the cable and satellite systems charge their monthly fees and insert advertising into programming channels at about double to quadruple the insertion rate over broadcasters.

Franchising Fees? Broadcasters pay license fees, plus a fee representing a portion of the profit the FCC feels the station should be making based upon market size, and the station is donating public service time and programming. So you see, everything is just about equal. Non-commercial premium channels such as HBO, are of course, another story.

Some cable channels feel they deserve their advertising time, plus a fee. Other than for new startup channels, how many feel it is time for some of these channels to sink-or-swim?

How many are satisfied with what broadcasters, cable, and satellite providers are offering as choices into your home?

With the new smart boxes, Ala cart options are available if enough demand it. $29.95 a month may seem like a good price for 40 channels, most folks only watch 12. What about $59.59 for 70+ channels? If the 40 channels have only 5 channels you like, is it a good value on satellite or the 70+ on cable? Would it not be better to pay $1.50 per month per channel, instead of $1.333 and receive full value by choosing your channels? It can all be controlled from the box. And since it is full of advertising, would it not be unreasonable to expect this service for free? Most cable systems have a monopoly in their communities then get annoyed when subscribers complain about poor and over-priced service.

A courteous comment to your entertainment provider is important. Tell them where they are doing good and bad. Let them know that you know the score. "A Guest in my home must conform to house rules!" Sometimes they forget that very important point. Remember: "The checkbook stops here." You can say no at any time. If the product becomes unbearable or quality becomes an issue, they have broken the contract, not you. So look for a point the can be shown as contract busting position on their part. It should not be difficult.

Now for some technical information.
Do you know the annoying commercials? Let the advertisers and those running the commercials know you don't like them. Be nice. What they are trying to do is have you remember their name and hope you will forget that you hate their commercials. So a good rule of thumb, if you cannot remember why you remember the name, don't buy it. And take this additional step, let your friends and family know that you are stepping away from this product for now, tell them the reason. Why reward these businesses for bad manners. This is true for phone solicitations, too. Cause them some small consequence by backing away until they stop, plus 90 days. And let them know it's not to hurt them, but to teach them some manners that they seemed to have never learned.

Why are commercials so loud?
If you have read the paragraph above you will understand the attitude of some. They produce the commercials to run this way. It has nothing to do with the channel running them. It is called compression. If the average amount of time the audio level is louder, without actually being louder, it will sound louder. If all audio has a maximum level of 100% and most audio has an average of 50% most of the time with audio peaks at 100% you will adjust your volume for this level. An advertiser may produce a specific commercial that runs at 75% average audio level with audio peaks at 100%, it will just scream in comparison to the audio around it.

This audio sample demonstrates this principal. Right click to download MP3 audio sample (800 KB MP3). In this example the average level has been doubled, +3db. The maximum audio level has not been increased.

One remedy, besides letting the advertisers know of your disapproval, is to spend about $200 and by an audio compressor and hook it into your audio chain of your stereo. Run your TV audio through this and allow some audio compression on even the quietest pieces. It will control the obnoxious commercials.

Also let the TV manufacturers know that you want a built-in audio compressor in your television set. They can do it quite cheaply and then stand-only units can have this feature, too.

Maybe it is time to turn of your television for random viewing. Suppliers think they have you over a barrel. Walk away and you have them.


Tri-County Office on Aging
The Tri-County Office on Aging (TCOA) has been the leader of assistance, advocacy, and planning for senior citizens and their families since 1974 for Ingham, Clinton, and Eaton Counties.

Think Tanks
The listing of a think tank is not an endorsement. Double check all information. Some opinions stated are not altruistic.

Accuracy in Media
Aerospace FFRDC at The Aerospace Corp.
Alexis de Tocqueville Institution
American Industrial Hygiene Association
American Academy in Berlin
American Academy in Rome
American Academy of Diplomacy, The
American Chemistry Council
American Council for Capital Formation
American Council on Germany
American Council on Science and Health
The American Committees on Foreign Relations
American Enterprise Institute
American Eugenics Society
American Family Foundation
American Foreign Policy Council
American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)
American Policy Center
American Cultural Center
American Security Council
Americans for Peace Now
ANSER Institute for Homeland Security
Atlantic Council of the United States
Atlantic Institute / Atlantic Institute of International Affairs
Aspen Institute / Aspen Strategy Group
Baker James A. III Institute for Public Policy
Morton Blackwell Leadership Institute
Brookings Institution
Campaign Finance Institute
Capital Research Center
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Carter Center
Catalyst Institute
Cato Institute
Center for American Progress
Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies
Center for Consumer Freedom
Center for Defense Information
American Center for Democracy
Center for Democracy and Technology
Center for Digital Democracy
Center for Environmental Education Research
Center for Global Development
Center for Governmental Studies
Center for International Policy
Center for Middle East Public Policy (CMEPP); RAND Corp.
Center for National Policy
Center for Peace and Security Studies
Center for Regulatory Effectiveness
Center for Research on Population and Security
Center for Responsible Nanotechnology
Center for Responsive Politics
Center for Security Policy
Center for State Homeland Security
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Center for the American Founding
Center for the New West
Center for the Study of the Presidency
Center for The 21st Century
Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
Christian Coalition of America
Citizens for a Sound Economy
Claremont Inst. for the Study of Statesmanship & Pol. Philosophy
Commonwealth Institute
Competitive Enterprise Institute
Concord Coalition
Conference Board
Congressional Institute
Consumer Alert
Consumers' Research
Contributions Watch
Core Knowledge Foundation
Council for Government Reform
Council for National Policy
Council for Responsible Nutrition
The Council on American-Islamic Relations
Council on Foreign Relations
Council on the Americas
East-West Center
Economic Club of New York
Economic Strategy Institute
Employment Policy Foundation
Employment Policies Institute
Empower America
Environmental Issues Council
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting
Federation of American Scientists
Feminist Majority Foundation
Foreign Policy Association
Foundation for Clean Air Progress
The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies
Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment
Free Congress Foundation
Freedom Forum
Frontiers of Freedom
Global Compact

Goldwater Institute
Gorbachev Foundation of North America
Healthcare Leadership Council
Heartland Institute
Heritage Foundation
Hoover Institution
Hudson Institute
Independent Institute
Independent Women's Forum
Institute for Advanced Studies / Princeton
Institute for American Strategy
Institute for Contemporary Studies
Institute for Defense Analyses
Institute for International Economics
Institute for Middle East Peace and Development
Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy
Institute for Regulatory Policy
Institute of World Politics
Inter-American Dialogue
International Cultic Studies Association
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews
International Food Information Council
International Intellectual Property Institute
Iran Policy Committee
Israel Policy Forum
Japan Policy Research Institute
The Jerusalem Fund
Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs
John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies
Lexington Institute
Lincoln Laboratory (FFRDC) at M.I.T.
Logistics Management Institute
Ludwig von Mises Institute
Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
George C. Marshall Institute
McKinsey Global Institute
MEMRI: Middle East Media Research Institute
Middle East Forum
Mid. E. Institute, School of International & Pub. Affairs/Columbia U.
Middle East Policy Council
Mountain States Legal Foundation
National Anxiety Center
National Bureau of Economic Research
National Center for Policy Analysis
National Center for Public Policy Research
National Council Against Health Fraud
National Democratic Institute for International Affairs
National Environmental Policy Institute
National Institute for Public Policy
National Journalism Center
National Resources Defense Council
National Strategy Information Center
National Urban League
New America Foundation
New Atlantic Initiative
New Citizenship Project
New World Foundation
Nixon Center
Nuclear Threat Initiative
Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine
Pacific Institute
Pacific Research Institute
Panetta Institute for Public Policy
Paul H. Nitze Schoo/Advanced Intl. Studies (SAIS) @ J. Hopkins U.
Peacekeeping Institute
People for the American Way
Pew Global Attitudes Project
Philanthropy Roundtable
Pioneer Institute for Public Policy Research
Property and Environment Research Center
Power and Interest News Report
Private Sector Council
Progress & Freedom Foundation
Progressive Government Institute
Progressive Policy Institute
Project on Defense Alternatives
Project for the New American Century
RAND Corporation
Rockridge Institute
Rocky Mountain Institute
Ronald Reagan Legacy Project
The Roosevelt Institution
Small Business Survival Committee
Southern Research Institute
Stanley Foundation
State of Humanity.org
Statistical Assessment Service
Synergos Institute
United States Institute of Peace/U.S. Institute of Peace
Urban Institute
The Washington Institute
Washington Legal Foundation
Weatherhead Center for Intl. Affairs (WCFIA), Harvard U.
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
World Affairs Council, Washington, DC
World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Zionist Organization of America

Terms and Conditions
Many websites seem to think they have to say "terms and conditions". In fact, other than for not stealing proprietary material and giving accreditation for materials used, you set the terms and conditions, not the website.

TV Sets
An interesting point about televisions. A traditional television (CRT), which is the old style television sells for about $300 to $400. A plasma or LCD of the same size sells for about $800 to $1,200. The CRT television is the more expensive to make. The flat screens come in at about one half the cost. So when the public settles down on these new flat screens the prices should drop to where they belong. Let's always give a fair price for a purchase. But, that works both ways.

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unidentified flying object

Roswell officer's deathbed admission raises possibility that aliens DID visit 30.06.07
Evening Standard and This is London

Exactly 60 years ago, a light aircraft was flying over the Cascade Mountains in Washington State, at a height of around 10,000ft.

Suddenly, a brilliant flash of light illuminated the aircraft. Visibility was good and as pilot Kenneth Arnold scanned the sky to find the source of the light, he saw a group of nine shiny metallic objects flying in formation.

He estimated their speed as being around 1,600 miles per hour - nearly three times faster than the top speed of any jet aircraft at the time. He described the craft as arrow-shaped and said they moved in a jerky motion - 'like a saucer would if you skipped it across the water'.

A reporter seized on this phrase and in his story described the objects as 'flying saucers'. The age of the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) had begun.

Lieutenant Walter Haut was the public relations officer at the base in 1947, and was the man who issued the original and subsequent press releases after the crash on the orders of the base commander, Colonel William Blanchard.

Haut died last year, but left a sworn affidavit to be opened only after his death.

Last week, the text was released and asserts that the weather balloon claim was a cover story, and that the real object had been recovered by the military and stored in a hangar. He described seeing not just the craft, but alien bodies. For more details: Evening Standard and This is London

What do you think? Did this happen? Is this fact, honest mistake, or distortion?


URANOSCOPIDAE

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Viewpoints
A weekly radio program dealing with issues.


VFW National Home for Children
3573 S. Waverly Road
Eaton Rapids, MI 48827
Phone: 1 (517)-663-1521
Fax: 1 (517)-663-3727
Toll-Free Information: 1 (800) 424-8360
Toll-Free Referral Information: 1 (800) 851-0238
To Make A Donation: 1 (866) 4VFWNHC
Information Email: mail@vfwnationalhome.org

VFW Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
National Headquarters
406 West 34th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64111
(816) 756-3390
FAX (816) 968-1149
info@vfw.org

VFW Michigan
Department of Michigan Veterans of Foreign Wars
924 N. Washington
Lansing, Michigan
Phone Number: (517) 485-9456
FAX: (517) 485-6432
Email: vfwmi@vfwmi.org

VFW Washington Website

Michigan VFW Posts

District

Post

Post Name

Meeting Location

Meeting Address

Phone

Meeting Time

Secondary Meeting Time

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6

Superior Memorial

Jacobetti Veteran's Facility 

425 Fisher St., Marquette  49855

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

4

78

Oakman-Johnson

VFW Post 7910 

25620 Van Born Rd., Dearborn Heights  48125

No Phone

2nd Wed., 7:30 pm

10

116

Bad Axe-Pt. Austin Memorial 

PO Box 95, Bad Axe  48413

No Phone

4th Tues., 7:30 pm

4

134

Sgt. Walter Blankertz

940 Monroe, Dearborn  48124

313-278-6811

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

5

140

Battiston-Coury-North End

Bravo Italian Restaurant

29047 Utica Rd., Roseville  48066

No Phone

2nd Fri., 12:00 pm

4

147

Fortiers-O'Grady

27555 Grantland St., Livonia  48150

734-422-9517

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

4

171

Wolverine

Knights of Columbus Hall

19801 Farmington Rd., Livonia  48152

No Phone

4th Wed., 8:00 pm

10

203

Thimm-Harmon

13989 Hough Rd., Berville  48002

586-784-5330

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

7

206

Benton Harbor

225 Colfax Ave., Benton Harbor  49022

269-927-2497

4th Tues., 7:00 pm

5

334

North Oakland

Knights of Columbus Hall

1400 Orion Rd., Oxford  48371

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

345

Don S. Hubert

27345 Schoolcraft, Redford  48239

313-538-6294

1st & 3rd Thurs., 8:00 pm

5

393

Alger-Hoffman

Gilberts Lodge

22335 Harper, St. Clair Shores  48080

No Phone

2nd Tues., 1:00 pm

8

422

Delton Memorial

10353 Stoney Point Rd., Delton  49046

269-623-2278

2nd Wed., 6:30 pm

6

423

Graf-O'Hara

3230 S. Wagner Rd., Ann Arbor  48106

734-662-9493

2nd Mon., 8:00 pm

12

446

William J. Beal

165 S. Getty St., Muskegon  49441

231-759-0492

2nd & 4th Wed., 7:00 pm

11

485

McCauley-Abrams

1304 S. Wenona, Bay City  48706

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

552

Benjamin V. Goodell

1125 Fort St., Lincoln Park  48146

313-383-4505

Sept.-Apr. 3rd Sun., 2:00 pm

May-Aug. 1st Tues., 8:00pm

7

565

Lt. Harold J. Payette

72 E. Hamblin Ave., Battle Creek  49017

269-966-9346

2nd Tues., 8:00 pm

5

582

Sherman-Wudarcki-Sutton

Old Township Hall

486 Mill St., Ortonville  48462

No Phone

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

13

607

Rogers City

1316 W. Third, Rogers City  49779

989-734-4231

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

7

667

Sgt. George S. Monroe

1070 Bailey Ave., South Haven  49090

269-637-2304

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

9

671

Edwin J. Leyanna

12250 S. US 27, Dewitt  48820

517-669-9251

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

6

701

Morley S. Oates

123 N. Rosemary St., Lansing  48917

517-485-1656

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

8

702

Wyoming-Grandville

2554 Burlingame Ave. SW, Wyoming  49509

616-531-3740

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

10

796

Charles Schoor

1711 Pine Grove Ave., Port Huron  48060

810-982-0572

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

10

822

Flint

G-5065 S. Saginaw, Flint  48507

810-742-1995

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

823

Caldwell-Clark

3017 Wildwood, Jackson  49202

517-783-6473

1st Thurs., 6:30 pm

8

827

Luzon-Argonne

323 N. Church St., Kalamazoo  49007

269-385-9107

1st Tues., 4:00 pm

8

830

Old Kent Custer

557 11th St. NW, Grand Rapids  49504

616-774-9271

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

12

995

George E. Wolgamott

10738 N. Bingham Ave., Bitely  49309

231-745-8801

1st Tues., 7:30 pm

5

1008

Heart of the Lakes

1690 Airport Rd., Waterford  48327

248-674-2826

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

11

1071

Coleman

104 N. Fourth St., Coleman  48618

989-465-9831

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

11

1075

Harrison

3190 N. Clare Ave., Harrison  48625

989-539-6172

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

4

1136

City of Wyandotte

633 Ford Ave., Wyandotte  48192

734-283-0813

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

7

1137

Fruit Belt

2616 E. Napier Ave., Benton Harbor 49022

269-925-8355

3rd  Thurs., 7:00 pm

6

1138

City of Monroe

128 E. Front St., Monroe  48161

734-242-0526

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

1146

Cpl. Walter F. Bruce

28404 Jefferson Ave., St. Clair Shores  48081

586-778-1146

1st & 3rd Fri., 8:00 pm

13

1153

Charlevoix

12735 US 31 Noeth, Charlevoix 49720

231-547-9284

2nd Tues, 7:00 pm

6

1224

Hamburg

8891 Spicer, Hamburg  48139

810-231-1224

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

4

1278

Detroit Police & Fire

VFW Post 7546

6828 Waverly, Dearborn Heights  48127

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

12

1329

William Negayke

802 S. State St., Hart  49420

231-873-3615

2nd & 4th Tues., 8:00 pm

7

1355

Capt. John J. Kelley

264 W. Fawn River Rd., Sturgis  49091

269-651-4927

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

5

1370

Huey-Campbell

791 Mae Ct., Pontiac  48340

248-858-9501

Last Sun., 11:00 am

5

1407

Paul W. Hornaday

177 Vester, Ferndale  48220

248-545-2026

2nd & 4th Wed., 8:00 pm

10

1452

Gordon R. Bennett

10380 N. Saginaw Rd., Clio  48420

810-686-3057

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

9

1454

Leslie C. McLean

1302 Wright Ave., Alma  48801

989-466-5454

2nd & 4th Mon., 7:30 pm

4

1494

Lt. Archie Kelly

Disabled American Veterans

6117 Chase Rd., Dearborn  48123

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

13

1518

Clyde Wilks

408 W. Main St., Gaylord  49735

989-732-3320

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

1519

Grand River

Knights of Columbus Hall

19801 Farmington Rd., Livonia  48152

No Phone

1st Thurs., 8:00 pm

8

1527

Red Arrow

1920 E. Kilgore Service Rd., Kalamazoo  49002

269-349-7218

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

9

1566

Saginaw

132 S. Oakley St., Saginaw  48602

989-792-2743

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

8

1573

Douglas-Saugatuck

American Legion Post 137

137 Mason St., Saugatuck  49453

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

1584

Annis-Fint

726 N. Main St., Adrian  49221

517-263-7944

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

5

1669

Acorn

214 E Fourth, Royal Oak  48067

248-542-6564

1st & 3rd Tues., 8:00 pm

7

1704

William E. Lozier

131 S. Broadway, Cassopolis  49031

269-445-8278

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

9

1735

Mark F. Daniels

107 S. Robinson, Perrinton  48871

989-236-5399

2nd Wed. & Last Sun., 7:30 pm

5

1794

Oskar A. Andreas

96 Northbound Gratiot, Mt. Clemens  48043

586-463-4700

4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

15

1823

Armand DeFelice

215 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood  49938

906-932-9944

3rd Wed., 6:00 pm

7

1855

Cass County

472 E. Division St., Dowagiac  49047

269-782-2235

2nd Thurs., 6:30 pm

9

1859

Carrollton-Zilwaukee

3169 Carrollton Rd., Saginaw  48604

989-752-8826

1st Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

1869

Cpl. M. Paige

Coleman Community Center

35351 Beverly Rd., Romulus  48174

No Phone

2nd Sat., 4:00 pm

14

1887

Menominee

3937 10th St., Menominee  49858

906-863-6222

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

4

1888

City of Trenton

2763 Veterans Parkway, Trenton  48183

734-676-9330

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

13

1930

Williamsburg

Am Vets Post 114

410 Bridge St, Elk Rapids 49629

No Phone

1st Wed, 7:30 pm

13

2051

Emmet County

599 W. Conway Rd., Harbor Springs  49740

231-347-0001

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

5

2052

Striber-McVicar

70455 McVicar, Romeo  48065

586-752-7301

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

12

2053

White Cloud

Newaygo County Senior Center 

93 S. Gibbs, White Cloud  49349

No Phone

3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

4

2107

West Dearborn

1314 Monroe, Dearborn  48124

313-561-6012

2nd Sun., 12:00 pm

8

2144

Henry Walters

175 W. Eighth St., Holland  49423

616-392-2144

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

2233

Msgt. Ralph H. Hale

VFW Post 3941

29155 W. Seven Mile Rd., Livonia  48152

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

10

2236

Tip of the Thumb

311 S. Main, Pigeon  48755

989-453-2059

1st Thurs., 8:00 pm

5

2269

Lawrence A. Sims

2652 Loon Lake Rd., Wixom  48393

248-624-9742

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

9

2272

Reed-Raymond

923 N. Saginaw, Durand  48429

989-288-3887

1st & 3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

7

2284

Robert B. Sanders

69946 M-62 S. PO Box 563, Edwardsburg  49112

269-663-8007

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

9

2292

Kelsey-Wiley

1490 E. Main, Edmore  48829

989-427-3856

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

8

2326

Sgt. Alvin Jonker

20 N. First St., Grand Haven  49417

616-842-6210

1st Wed., 7:30 pm

12

2335

Albert Schiffer

1050 W. Main, Mecosta  49332

231-972-9792

4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

2340

Marysville 

American Legion Post 449

299 Huron, Mayville  48040

No Phone

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

13

2356

Montmorency County

441 S. State St., Hillman  49746

989-742-3670

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

2358

Corp. Neil W. Reid

25671 Gratiot Ave., Roseville  48066

586-771-0173

2nd & 4th Mon., 7:30 pm

10

2382

Lake Huron

5090 Lakeshore, Lexington  48450

810-359-5127

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

8

2406

Maple City

695 Lansing St., Charlotte  48813

517-543-1719

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

2408

C. Robert Arvin

616 W. Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti  48197

734-482-6299

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

10

2409

Otter Lake Area

6424 Detroit, Otter Lake  48464

810-793-2321

1st Thurs., 7:30 pm

10

2492

Imlay City

859 N. Van Dyke Rd. PO Box 94, Imlay City  48444

810-724-1250

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

13

2496

Ernest G. Shreeves

2900 Connon St., Alpena  49707

989-354-8021

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

5

2502

Lovewell-Hill

125 E. McHattie, South Lyon  48178

248-437-2977

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

7

2532

McKinley-Wilson-Hall

115 N. Niles, Paw Paw  49079

No Phone

3rd Mon., 8:00 pm

9

2622

Buena Vista

Buena Vista Safety Building

3428 Genie Ave., Saginaw  48601

No Phone

3rd Sat., 10:00 am

5

2645

Dunham-Ray

24222 W. Nine Mile Rd., Southfield  48034

248-356-9423

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

9

2725

Frankenmuth

American Legion Post 150

990 Flint St., Frankenmuth  48734

No Phone

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

10

2777

Burton-Clark-Durocher

2260 S. Belsay Rd., Burton  48519

810-743-4138

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

13

2780

Cherryland

3400 Veterans Dr., Traverse City  49684

231-946-7317

1st & 3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

15

2891

Tufts-Rondon

108 Superior Ave., Crystal Falls  49920

906-875-6594

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

10

2943

William Setter

7108 Maple Valley Rd., Brown City  48416

810-346-3300

2nd Wed., 7:45 pm

10

2945

Sandusky

105 E. Sanilac Rd., Sandusky  48471

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

12

2964

Reed City

129 E. Osceola Rd., Reed City  49677

231-832-5102

4th Wed., 7:00 pm\

14

2998

Hiawatha

904 Sheridan Rd., Escanaba  49829

906-786-7593

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

7

3019

Three Rivers

American Legion Post 170

1700 S. Main St., Three Rivers  49093

No Phone

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

8

3023

Creston Memorial

1535 Monroe Ave. NW, Grand Rapids  49505

616-361-1245

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

8

3030

Otsego

124 N. Farmer St., Otsego  49078

269-694-4615

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

11

3033

Borley-Hanel

4841 E. Pickard, Mt. Pleasant  48858

989-773-3396

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

11

3039

Sparta-Esterline

391 S. Webber, Farwell  48622

989-588-4181

2nd & 4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

9

3055

Fred E. Richards

1295 W. Monroe Rd., St. Louis  48880

989-681-4706

2nd & 4th Sun., 7:00 pm

4

3080

James Europe

4707 W. Warren, Detroit  48210

313-896-9178

2nd Sat., 2:00 pm

10

3087

Chevrolet Motor

G4138 Corunna Rd., Flint  48532

810-230-8420

2nd Mon., 5:30 pm

7

3102

Gladys N. Lyon

American Legion Post 51

403 E. Front St., Buchanan  49107

No Phone

Last Tues., 7:30 pm

5

3130

William Coolick

6782 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren  48091

586-755-3160

3rd Sun., 1:00 pm

15

3134

Ottawa

94 E. Genesee St., Iron River  49935

906-265-9412

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

14

3165

V.A. Romo

PO Box 111, Negaunee  49866

906-475-9183

2nd Sun., 7:00 pm

12

3195

Lt. Wilbur L. Boyer

5209 Grand Haven Rd., Muskegon  49441

231-798-3160

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

3243

Curtis-Wolverton

1148 N. Leroy St., Fenton  48430

810-629-3700

1st & 3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

12

3256

White Lake

9370 Walsh Rd., Montague  49437

231-894-6064

1st & 3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

8

3293

Grand Ledge

American Legion Post 48

731 N. Clinton St., Grand Ledge  48837

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

9

3306

Renner-Lobker

1001 S. Ensley St., Howard City  49329

231-937-5204

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

12

3314

Arcadia

Lions Club, Oak St., Arcadia  49613

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

4

3323

Harris-Kehrer

1055 S. Wayne Rd., Westland  48186

734-326-3323

3rd Wed., 8:00 pm

13

3623

Mackinac Straits

901 W. VFW Rd., Cheboygan  49721

231-627-6838

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

10

3644

Cass City

4533 Veterans Dr., Cass City  48726

989-872-4933

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

11

3651

Chemical City

3013 Bay City Rd., Midland  48642

989-496-3410

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

8

3667

Wood-Laninga

American Legion Post 89

632 Eastern Ave., Allegan  49010

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

3671

Barnes-Lyons-Roberts

3265 W. Grand River, Howell  48843

No Phone

4th Mon., 7:30 pm

7

3672

Albion

13387 29 Mile Rd., Albion  49224

517-629-3672

2nd Tues., 6:30 pm

15

3673

County Seat

605 W. US 2, Bessemer  49911

906-667-0812

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

15

3674

Dickinson

1625 N. US 2, Iron Mountain  49801

906-774-8250

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

13

3675

Smelt City

1308 Boyne Ave., Boyne City  49712

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

14

3676

Welsh-McKenna

401 W. Portage Ave., Sault Ste Marie  49783

906-632-7761

2nd Tues., 8:00 pm

9

3701

Hough-Pontius

8768 N. Greenville Rd., Lakeview  48850

989-352-9917

1st & 3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

10

3720

Swartz Creek Memorial

3131 S. Elms Rd., Swartz Creek  48473

810-635-9792

3rd Sun., 10:00 am

11

3724

Arenac

3580 W. Huron PO Box 694, Standish  48658

989-846-6533

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

6

3727

Oldsmobile-Higgins

2108 N. Cedar St., Holt  48842

517-694-2690

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

9

3732

Mitchell-Bentley

576 N. State Rd., Ionia  48846

616-527-3260

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

9

3733

E.J. Werner

126 N. Maple St., Fowler  48835

No Phone

2nd & 4th Wed., 8:00 pm

12

3734

Fruitport-Polar Bear

5201 Airline Rd., Muskegon  49444

231-865-3948

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

11

3735

McGillivray-Webster-Spencer

240 Chrysler St., Oscoda  48750

989-739-3128

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

11

3736

Carl W. Borchers

American Legion Post 106

106 S. James St., Grayling  49738

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

11

3753

Frank J. Waseleski

626 Rhodes PO Box 885, Pinconning  48650

989-879-4917

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

11

3774

Rifle River

2196 E. Greenwood Rd., Prescott  48756

989-873-4376

2nd Sat., 2:00 pm

11

3775

West Branch

West Branch - Ogemaw County Building

4007 S. M-30, West Branch  48661

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

10

3791

George Washington Carver

Disabled American Veterans #122

G-3185 W. Pasadena St., Flint  48504

No Phone

1st Sat., 12:00 pm

9

3794

Cleveland-Wolverton

200 E. State St., Greenville  48838

616-754-7927

1st Tues., 7:30 pm

13

3890

Vag-A-Bond

133 W. Fletcher St., Alpena  49707

989-356-4525

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

15

3897

John C. Sands

105 N. Front St., L'Anse 49946

906-524-6246

2nd Fri., 6:30 pm

15

3900

C.L.K.

26628 Larch St., Calumet  49913

906-337-0927

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

3901

Fred Quandt

1005 Pte. Tremble Rd., Algonac 48001

810-794-3033

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

5

3908

Mason-Nelson-Russell-Schutz

Disabled American Veterans 

47326 Dequindre, Utica  48317

No Phone

2nd & 4th Tues., 7:00 pm

6

3925

Erie

1940 Erie Rd., Erie  48133

734-848-8091

1st Wed., 7;00 pm

4

3941

Livonia

29155 W. Seven Mile Rd., Livonia  48152

248-474-6733

2nd Fri., 8:00 pm

6

3943

Donald M. Squier

5144 N. Dixie Hwy., Newport  48166

734-289-2080

3rd Sun., 1:00 pm

8

3946

C.E. Schumacher-Rockford Memorial

4195 13 Mile NE, Rockford  49341

616-866-2675

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

10

4003

Kinde

107 Main St., Kinde  48445

No Phone

4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

9

4005

City of Corunna

416 S. Shiawassee, Corunna  48817

989-743-5015

1st & 3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

4

4012

Northville

438 S. Main St., Northville  48167

248-348-1490

1st Tues., 8:00 pm

11

4034

Fred & Paul Kalis

935 S. Loxley Rd., Houghton Lake Heights  48630

989-422-6404

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

5

4037

DeWolfe-Dreon

2375 E. Maple Rd., Troy  48083

248-689-7289

2nd Sun., 12:30 pm

7

4054

Marcellus

53550 M-40 S., Marcellus  49067

269-646-3498

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

9

4063

Glenn M. Arnold

601 N. Main St., Perry  48872

517-625-3154

2nd & 4th Mon., 7:30 pm

7

4073

Capt. Claude E. Hale Jr.

800 E. Michigan Ave., Marshall  49068

269-781-3532

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

4076

Chelsea

105 N. Main St., Chelsea  48118

734-475-9624

2nd Wed., 7:30 pm

10

4087

Davison

9494 Lapeer Rd., Davison  48423

810-653-4074

2nd Wed., 7:30 pm

9

4090

Portland 

1324 Bridge St., Portland  48875

517-647-4980

1st Tues., 7:30 pm

6

4093

Carleton

700 Carleton-Rockwood Rd., Carleton  48117

734-654-9216

1st & 3rd Mon., 8:00 pm

6

4098

Meridian Township

1997 Towner Rd., Haslett  48840

517-339-8658

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

12

4102

Koehn-Webster

11515 Northland Dr., Big Rapids  49307

231-796-3037

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

11

4106

Thompson-Blackmer

2904 N. VFW Dr., Weidman  48893

989-644-5573

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

9

4113

Mint City

2497 N. US 27, St. Johns  48879

989-224-2810

2nd Wed., 7:30 pm

10

4115

Sebewaing

Sportsmen's Club, W. Bay St., Sebewaing  48759

No Phone

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

11

4126

Otis W. Henry

1025 E. River Rd., Mio  48647

989-826-1202

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

10

4139

Lawrence W. Smith

128 Daley Rd., Lapeer  48446

810-664-9222

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

4156

Oxbow

321 Union Lake Rd., White Lake Township  48386

248-698-8302

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

11

4159

Charles M. Engel

M-18 & Division St., Roscommon  48653

989-275-4136

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

5

4162

Hamtramck

PLAV #6, Hamtramck  48212

No Phone

4th Sun., 2:00 pm

10

4164

Tuscola County

1030 W. Caro Rd., Caro  48723

989-673-4766

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

15

4167

Lake Superior

101 VFW Rd., Mass City  49948

906-883-3278

1st Tues., 6:30 pm

6

4187

Hall-Slater

427 N. Evans St., Tecumseh  49286

517-423-2260

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

4

4230

Rock of Gibraltar

35427 W. Jefferson, Rockwood  48173

734-379-3000

2nd Sat., 10:00 am

12

4249

Newaygo Sportsman

9075 Mason Dr., Newaygo  49337

231-652-6159

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

6

4357

Brighton

10590 E. Grand River, Brighton  48116

810-229-9088

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

6

4361

Maybee

2640 Blazer Rd., Maybee  48159

734-587-9905

4th Mon., 7:30 pm

4

4404

Wilock-Lubanski

2924 Carpenter, Hamtramck  48212

313-893-0243

2nd Sun., 2:00 pm

9

4406

Olson-Kiste

114 N. Bridge, Belding  48809

616-794-9624

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

14

4420

Schoolcraft County

344 N. Maple St., Manistique  49854

906-341-6793

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

4

4422

Conroy-Renye-McNeil

11590 Pine St., Taylor  48180

734-287-6144

3rd Sun., 3:00 pm

4

4434

Huron River 

44170 Bemis Rd. PO Box 994, Belleville  48111

734-697-0505

Last Mon., 7:30 pm

9

4461

Jackson-Mutschler

3600 W. Tupper Lake Rd., Lake Odessa  48849

616-374-8149

3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

12

4499

Walsh

1211 E. 28th St. Manistee  49660

231-723-9220 

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

4553

Kozdron-Zeyer

2501 N. Campbell, Detroit  48209

313-554-9583

4th Sun., 2:00 pm

14

4573

Martin J. Lassila 

310 Bank St., Ishpeming  49849

906-486-4856

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

15

4581

Norvulet

325 7th Ave., Norway  49870

906-563-5641

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

15

4624

Copper Ingot

52218 Duncan Ave., Hubbell  49934

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

4642

Price-Crane-Robinson

105 Mill St., Linden  48451

810-735-9882

2nd & 4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

4644

Pvt. William P. Tutro

St. Christopher Church

7800 Woodmont, Detroit  48228

No Phone

1st Mon., 2:30 pm

9

4646

Muir-Lyons

223 E. Bridge St., Lyons  48851

989-855-2608

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

5

4659

Old Settlers

8311 Wilson Dr., Shelby Township  48316

586-781-9109

2nd & 4th Wed., 7:00 pm

15

4803

Felch-Breen

Felch Community Center, Felch  49831

No Phone

10

4837

Marlette

2942 N. Main St., Marlette  48453

989-635-2226

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

7

4896

Blue Burdick

American Legion Hall

600 E. Chicago Rd., White Pigeon  49099

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

7

4898

Snow-Habrouck

Nottawa Rd. & Longnecker Rd., Mendon  49072

269-496-8057

1st & 3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

7

4952

Ssg. James Benowski

All Nations Church

4259 E. Snow Rd., Berrien Springs  49103

No Phone

4th Mon., 7:00 pm

7

5003

Cockle-Lemanski

American Legion #524 

131 York St., Bronson  49028

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

14

5014

Grant-Nyman

M-95 S., Republic  49879

No Phone

3rd Sun., 7:00 pm

9

5065

Lester J .Sitts

209 W. Washington, Sheridan  48884

989-291-9680

2nd & 4th Wed., 7:00 pm

12

5096

Gold Bar

2022 N. Main St., Custer  49405

No Phone

2nd & 4th Tues., 7:30 pm

4

5112

Esper-Blavat

Knights of Columbus Hall

23633 Park, Dearborn  48124

No Phone

4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

14

5114

Dolan-Robinson

1110 N State St., St. Ignace  49781

906-643-9602

2nd Fri., 8:00 pm

8

5189

Capt. Charles Osborne

Vicksburg Community Center

101 S. Main St., Vicksburg  49097

No Phone

4th Tues., 7:00 pm

7

5191

Leonard T. Simmons

111 E. Center St., Waldron  49288

No Phone

1st Sun., 7:00pm

12

5315

Peacock

2225 S. M-37, Baldwin  49304

231-745-2134

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

10

5317

Kingston

3719 Ross St., Kingston  48741

989-683-2704

2nd Sun., 10:00 am

7

5319

Mecwarf

120 Veterans Ave., Athens  49011

269-729-5865

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

4

5572

Cpl. Lambert A. Pfieffer Jr.

16736 Ecorse Rd., Allen Park  48101

313-928-4988

2nd & 4th Wed., 8:00 pm

10

5585

Gleason-Butler-Sharpe

3128 Main St., Emmett  48022

810-384-6586

Last Sun., 2:00 pm

5

5587

Hulet-Bravender

201 Airport Dr., Holly  48442

248-634-9369

2nd Wed., 8:00 pm

8

5598

Coopersville

511 N. 68th Ave., Coopersville  49404

616-837-9196

1st Wed., 7:30 pm

15

5600

Lake of the Clouds

915 River St., Ontonagon  49953

906-884-2449

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

9

5602

Burns-May

2195 Fleck Rd., Six Lakes  48886

No Phone

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

10

5666

Flushing

606 N. McKinley Rd., Flushing  48433

810-659-5194

3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

14

5670

Tousignant-Ramile

54 N. Mitchell, Gwinn  49841

906-346-5670

4th Tues., 7:30 pm

4

5672

Pruss-Szelong

20618 W. Warren Ave., Detroit  48228

No Phone

2nd Tues., 8:00 pm

11

5678

Iosco County

1213 S. US 23, Tawas City  48763

989-362-2939

2nd Fri., 7:00 pm

11

5680

St. Helen

1914 Lake St., St. Helen  48656

989-389-3561

1st Wed., 10:00 am

9

5695

St. Charles

232 Saginaw, St. Charles  48655

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

11

5738

Pettit-Kapplinger

145 E. Wilcox Parkway, Clare  48617

989-386-7221

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

5740

Parisville

S. Ruth Rd., Ruth  48470

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

9

5822

Rauch-Tower

Burns Township Hall

10355 Bath Rd., Byron  48418

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

11

5853

Houghton Lake

Houghton Lake Community Building

2625 Townline Rd., Houghton Lake  48629

No Phone

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

8

5855

City of Portage

8845 Sprinkle Rd., Portage  49002

269-323-9088

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

13

5857

George Garms

3685 N. Veterans Dr., Onaway  49765

989-733-2457

1st Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

5874

Rosedale Park

Butzel Recreation Center 

10500 Lyndon, Detroit  48227

No Phone

4th Mon., 7:00 pm

14

5966

Menominee Mid-County

US 41, Daggett  49821

No Phone

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

6

5977

George A. Falk

American Legion Post 268

44 Wabash St., Milan  48160

No Phone

3rd Mon., 8:00 pm

10

6013

Carpenter-Dorsch

Elkton Village Hall

57 N. Main St., Elkton  48731

No Phone

1st Tues., 7:30 pm

12

6015

Marion Blue Mountain

530 E. Main St., Marion  49665

231-743-9845

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

12

6017

Eldon L. Chadwick

8440 N. US 31, Pentwater  49449

231-869-9158

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

15

6028

Bay

119 4th St., Dollar Bay  49922

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

14

6030

Doran-Keating

Cornell Rd., Germfask  49836

No Phone

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

4

6032

City of Melvindale

18275 Allen Rd., Melvindale  48122

313-382-6735

2nd Mon., 7:30 pm

4

6040

Kenneth E. Miller

American Legion Post 231

37060 Huron River Dr., New Boston  48164

No Phone

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

6

6056

Adams-Rockey

222 Mechanic St., Springport  49284

517-857-3595

1st Thurs., 7:30 pm

6

6132

Douglas MacDonald Musicians

3104 W. St. Joseph, Lansing  48917

517-372-2052

3rd Wed., 6:30 pm

8

6134

Ralph Dailey Jr.

5632 109th Ave., Pullman  49450

269-236-5531

2nd Sat., 1:30 pm

15

6165

The Rangers

44969 Baltic Ave., South Range  49963

906-482-1105

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

7

6248

Celery City

560 N. Phelps St., Decatur  49045

269-423-7454

2nd & 4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

6250

Sterling Heights

Polish Army Veterans Invalid Home

13707 Clinton River Rd., Sterling Heights  48313

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

8

6252

Comstock

5590 E. Michigan Ave., Comstock  49041

269-342-5601

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

12

6333

Bear Creek

13300 9 Mile Rd., Kaleva  49645

231-362-3229

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

13

6335

Fun Country

5195 County Road 612, Lewiston  49756

989-786-4746

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

6

6462

Moore-Lenz-Wakefield

418 Dunham St., Dundee  48131

734-529-2880

1st Thurs., 7;00 pm

6

6464

Curtis-Sessions-Swartz-White

215 S. Veterans Dr., Fowlerville  48836

517-223-9842

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

11

6466

Alcona County

311 Lake St., Harrisville  48740

989-724-6141

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

11

6468

Dennis A. McKellar

410 N. Williams, Rose City  48654

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

15

6507

Chassell 

42103 Willson Memorial Dr., Chassell  49916

906-481-6200

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

6

6509

Summerfield Township

3977 Sylvania-Petersburg Rd., Petersburg  49270

734-279-1730

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

9

6579

New Lothrop

8235 N. Saginaw St., New Lothrop  48460

810-638-5874

1st & 3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

5

6691

Fraser

17075 Anita, Fraser  48026

586-294-1450

3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

4

6695

Mayflower-Lt. Gamble

1426 S. Mill St., Plymouth  48170

734-459-6700

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

11

6754

William F. Moore

1365 E. Spruce, Spruce  48762

No Phone

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

5

6756

Cpl. Richard W. Menge

25500 Sherwood, Warren  48091

586-756-6756

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

5

6782

Shafer-Rachelle

17645 Nine Mile Rd. PO Box 476, Eastpointe  48021

586-777-4040

4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

6802

James Coleman

34339 32 Mile Rd., Richmond  48062

586-727-1436

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

7

6803

Watervliet

8777 Red Arrow, Watervliet  49098

269-463-8387

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

7

6819

Lamb-Bryan

American Legion Post 454

122 E. State St., Colon  49040

No Phone

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

8

6821

Leon B. Buer

4809 Eastern Ave. SE, Grand Rapids  49508

616-532-2177

4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

12

6842

Delbert E. Brimmer

American Legion Post 76

316 N. James, Ludington  49431

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

12

6864

Cadillac

AmVets Post 110

127 W. Cass St., Cadillac  49601

14

6894

North Menominee County

American Legion Post 340, Hermansville  49847

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

6896

Sgt. Stanley Romanowski

28945 Joy Rd., Westland  48185

734-525-9454

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

12

6898

Laurels

Moose Lodge, Fremont  49412

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

11

6950

Linwood-Kawkawlin

132 E. Beaver Rd., Kawkawlin  48631

No Phone

3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

10

6965

Zurek-Graham

2165 Bingham St., Ubly  48475

No Phone

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

13

6985

Torch

218 S. Main St., Central Lake  49622

231-544-6455

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

6

6986

VFW National Home-Onondaga

5373 Gale Rd., Onondaga  49264

517-569-3925

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

11

7053

Essexville-Hampton

Hampton Township Hall

801 W. Center Rd., Essexville  48732

No Phone

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

4

7170

Sgt. Walter Lukowski Jr.

18651 Mound Rd., Detroit  48234

313-893-1344

Sept.-May 4th Sun., 2:00 pm

June-Aug. 4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

7

7301

Donald L. Bennett

Hillsdale Senior Center

51 Griswold, Hillsdale  49242

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

9

7302

Hemlock-Merrill

17595 Gratiot Rd., Hemlock  48626

989-642-5237

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

11

7303

Gladwin County

2156 S. M-18, Gladwin  48624

989-435-3611

3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

6

7309

Jean R. Anderson

1243 Hull Rd., Mason  48854

517-676-3181

4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

7310

Gen. William S. Knudsen

8840 Macomb, Grosse Ile  48138

734-676-9026

3rd Thurs., 3:00 pm

11

7435

Hale Area

203 Ainsley, Hale  48739

989-728-3247

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

13

7439

Cochran-Roberts

4584 S. Straits Hwy., Indian River  49749

231-238-0960

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

10

7486

Fairgrove

4734 Dutcher Rd., Akron  48701

989-691-5560

1st Wed., 7:30 pm

13

7493

Interlochen

Golden Fellowship Hall

9700 Riley Rd., Interlochen  49643

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

8

7540

North Dorr

4251 26th St., Dorr  49323

No Phone

2nd Fri., 8:00 pm

9

7542

Birch Run

11325 Dixie Hwy., Birch Run  48415

989-624-9877

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

13

7544

Kenneth C. Evans

Benzonia Township Hall

1020 Michigan Ave., Benzonia  49616

No Phone

4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

4

7546

Pvt. John Lyskawa

6828 Waverly, Dearborn Heights  48127

313-274-4666

2nd & 4th Thurs., 7:30 pm

8

7548

Thornapple

125 E. Main St., Middleville  49333

269-795-7332

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

15

7569

Alpha-Mastodon

401 Main St., Alpha  49902

No Phone

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

8

7571

Hopkins

1540 128th Ave., Hopkins  49328

No Phone

1st & 3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

5

7573

Lempke-Blackwell

35011 23 Mile Rd., New Baltimore  48047

586-725-7100

1st & 3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

4

7575

PFC Don Merrifield

33011 Ford Rd., Garden City  48135

734-422-5360

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

13

7580

Jordan Valley

6710 M-32, East Jordan  49727

231-536-7580

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

8

7581

Wayland

735 S. Main St., Wayland  49348

269-792-2975

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

15

7646

Kinnunen-Sutinen

Alston Ave., Pelkie  49958

906-338-2121

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

12

7729

Lt. Clement F. Derezinski

6285 E. Apple Ave., Muskegon  49442

231-788-2998

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

13

7731

Little Finger

7475 E. Duck Lake Rd., Lake Leelanau  49653

No Phone

1st Tues., 8:00 pm

13

7804

South Presque Isle

6836 VFW St., Posen  49776

989-766-9223

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

9

7805

Gratiot

Senior Activity Building

1011 E. North St., Ithaca  48847

No Phone

1st Wed., 7:30 pm

12

7806

Eugene N. Kimbel

603 State St., Manton

231-824-3742

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

4

7910

Pvt. James D. Donovan

25620 Van Born Rd., Dearborn Heights  48125

313-292-2223

3rd Wed., 7:00 pm

8

7911

Clyde Manlius

2373 53rd St., Fennville  49408

269-561-5009

3rd Sun., 11:00 am

8

7912

Tri Corner

8 Lake St., Sand Lake  49343

616-636-4265

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

8

7956

Augusta-Custer

13541 W. M-96, Augusta  49012

269-731-5670

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

14

7958

Law-White

Les Cheneaux School Library

298 E. M-134, Cedarville  49719

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

14

7960

Williams-Beerman

County Road 550 PO Box 258, Marquette  49855 

No Phone

4th Tues., 7:00 pm

12

7979

Evart

7496 S. 85th Ave., Evart  49631

231-734-5950

2nd & 4th Mon., 7:00 pm

11

8135

Burger-Wiedbrauk

2120 Trask Lake Rd., Barton City  48705

No Phone

Last Fri., 8:00 pm

11

8215

Joe Ulsh

8970 S. Shepherd Rd., Shepherd  48883

989-828-6361

1st Tues., 7:30 pm

10

8236

Leo R. Crow

4008 W. Coldwater Rd., Flint  48504

810-787-5520

2nd Sun., 6:00 pm

8

8260

Thornapple Valley

304 S. State, Nashville  49073

517-852-9260

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

11

8275

Rudolph-Frank-Beauch

3651 E. Huron Rd., Au Gres  48703

989-876-8717

2nd Fri., 7:00 pm

8

8303

Flat River

3116 Alden Nash Hwy., Lowell  49331

616-897-8303

1st Mon., 7:00 pm

14

8372

Boucha-Draves-Raski

N6729 M-117, Engadine  49827

No Phone

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

10

8465

May-O'Brien

3815 Knapp Ave., Port Huron  48060

810-982-6323

1st Wed., 7:00 pm

10

8594

Yale

4 W. Mechanic St., Yale  48097

810-387-9923

2nd Wed., 7:00 pm

13

8684

Land-O-Lakes

408 Hyde St., Kalkaska  49646

231-258-9757

2nd & 4th Mon., 7:00 pm

13

8751

Millersburg

12678 Veterans Dr., Millersburg  49759

No Phone

3rd Thurs.,  7:00pm

12

8846

Don Rea

1061 Witham Dr., North Muskegon  49445

231-744-1018

1st & 3rd Wed., 7:30 pm

10

8872

Port Sanilac

123 Whitney Rd., Port Sanilac  48469

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

15

8945

Henry Hendrickson

Covington  49919

No Phone

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

9

8964

Ovid Memorial

214 S. Main St., Ovid  48866

No Phone

4th Tues., 8:00 pm

5

9021

Village-Stinson

32100 Ryan Rd., Warren  48092

586-264-3490

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

14

9023

Messer-McGahey-Routhier

8968 W. M-28, Brimley  49715

906-248-5450

2nd Thurs., 7:00 pm

15

9084

Wakefield

107 E. US 2, Wakefield  49968

906-224-3071

2nd Tues., 6:30 pm

5

9222

Berkley

3025 Coolidge Hwy., Berkley  48072

248-541-9222

2nd Wed., 7:30 pm

4

9283

City of Southgate

16200 Dix-Toledo Rd., Southgate  48195

734-282-0605

1st & 3rd Mon., 8:00 pm

5

9293

Pvt. Clare T. Latham

15839 E. 8 Mile Rd., Eastpointe  48021

586-775-3880

1st Thurs., 8:00 pm

10

9344

Harbor Beach

1198 S. Lakeshore Rd., Harbor Beach  48441

No Phone

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

15

9345

Henry A. Holappa

E. M-28, Bruce Crossing  49912

No Phone

1st Tues., 6:00 pm

7

9355

Bangor

American Legion Post 160

110 S. Center St., Bangor  49013

No Phone

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

9363

Miller-Strawn

25570 Telegraph Rd., Flat Rock  48134

No Phone

1st & 3rd Mon., 7:30 pm

8

9377

Plainwell Memorial

Plainwell Community Center

798 E. Bridge St., Plainwell  49080

No Phone

1st Mon., 7:30 pm

12

9388

Port City

82 E. Broadway, Muskegon Heights  49444

231-739-4134

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

7

9411

Carrick-Jarosz

23672 M-60 W., Homer  49245

517-568-4800

2nd Tues., 7:30 pm

5

9428

Szafran-Sarnowski

Various Locations

No Phone

2nd Sun., 2:00 pm

13

9441

Robert W. Wiswell

American Legion Post 30

122 Ferry St., Shelby  49455

No Phone

3rd Mon., 7:00 pm

6

9453

Davis-Douglas-Quiel

325 Main St., Cement City  49233

No Phone

4th Tues., 7:00 pm

9

9455

Owosso Memorial

519 S. Chipman, Owosso  48867

989-723-8655

3rd Tues., 7:30 pm

13

9489

Thunder Bay

11761 Pettinger Rd., Atlanta  49709

989-785-4576

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

5

9507

Giles-Everingham 

630 E. 11 Mile Rd., Madison Heights  48071

248-543-2557

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

7

9540

Gateway to Michigan

American Legion Post 169

19139 W. US 12, New Buffalo  49117

No Phone

4th Thurs., 7:00 pm

4

9568

Romulus

39270 Huron River Dr., Romulus  48174

734-941-3030

4th Sun., 12:30 pm

6

9656

Lambertville

4120 Piehl Rd., Lambertville  48144

734-856-3245

2nd Sun., 10:30 am

14

9714

Ikkala Brothers

Rock River Township Hall, Chatham  49816

No Phone

1st Thurs., 7:00 pm

9

9809

Saginaw Valley

3265 W. Kochville Rd., Saginaw  48609

989-792-0060

4th Tues., 7:30 pm

4

9885

Cpl. Edward J. Bova-246th Eng.

6440 Hix Rd., Westland  48185

734-728-3231

2nd Mon., 7:00 pm

5

9914

High-White-Milford

3200 N. Duck Lake Rd., Highland  48356

248-887-9914

3rd Sun., 12:30 pm

9

9931

Wallace C. Schulz

3615 S. Towerline Rd., Bridgeport  48722

989-777-7390

2nd Thurs., 7:30 pm

7

9941

Anderson-Egelkraut

108 S. Main St., Reading 49274

No Phone

1st Tues., 7:00 pm

4

9973

Moroz-Pietrowski

Royal Canadian Legion Post 92

5312 S .Beech Daly St., Dearborn Heights  48125

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:30 pm

3rd Sun., 2:00 pm

6

10194

Grass Lake

Federated Church

519 E. Michigan Ave., Grass Lake  49240

No Phone

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

6

10329

Manchester

American Legion Post 117

203 Adrian St., Manchester  48158

No Phone

1st Wed., 7:30 pm

9

10705

Laingsburg

226 E. Grand River, Laingsburg  48848

No Phone

2nd Sun., 7:00 pm

12

10770

Pine River Area

116 Mackinaw Trail, LeRoy  49655

231-768-4398

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

10

10884

Mayville

10884 Fulton St., Mayville  48744

No Phone

2nd Sun., 2:00 pm

6

10912

Blissfield

Coach Light Estates 

650 W. Adrian St., Blissfield  49228

No Phone

3rd Tues., 7:00 pm

11

10917

West Bay City

Bay County Community Center

420 Marsac St., Bay City  48708

No Phone

2nd Tues., 7:00 pm

6

11080

Clinton

American Legion Post 176

204 Jackson, Clinton  49236

No Phone

2nd Thurs., 8:00 pm

11

11256

Gladwin   

1176 E. Cedar, Gladwin  48624

989-426-9969

3rd Thurs., 7:00 pm

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Before the Great Depression and President Roosevelt, Federal Taxes were 3% of Gross National Product. With the implementation of the New Deal and other "Good for the Folks" projects, Federal Taxes have for the most part risen. If we consider State, County, and Local taxes, the Biblical 10% is a reasonable expectation for all taxes. The Islamic charitable contribution was considered 1/40. So we have reasonable guidelines for what the tax load should be for tax payers. Every time there is a tax increase, that means your income goes down. Overall, it can cause inflation as everyone tries to compensate for the increased tax.

Yes, different individuals have different ideas on what government should do. But, if we believe in our country, than the United States Constitution gives instructions on what Federal authority has responsibility.

Two things should be considered: First, the load is taken off of the economy, it will explode to new heights through honest expansion; Second, The Federal Government is taking more control of everyone's life. Government does not know best. If the duties return to those that Federal Government must be responsible, those specific issues which lesser governments cannot handle, and follow the Constitution, much of the waste will be eliminated. Of course, this should be taken in steps. If implementing this proposal, several years will be needed to switch.

Another consideration is that All corporate tax is removed. A corporation would have to either distribute a portion of their profits or ear-mark for expansion and growth. If the reserved capitol does not go to the specific project, such as knew equipment, it would have to be distributed to the investors. All taxes are paid by individuals, not corporations. This removes hidden costs to products and services and allows for higher wages.

Fourth quarter of 2007 showed 18 billion dollars for the Gross National Product. (Bureau of Economic Analysis) On this basis the Federal Government would gather about 1/2 billion dollars in taxes. The crude estimate would be $2 billion in taxes for the year. But remember, it would be reasonable to expect a strong economic growth. A 25% growth factor per year would not be unreasonable. If we use this conservative figure, the economy would grow by a factor of nine.

Obviously, the Federal Government would have to be reorganized. This should start happening 3 to 5 years before the switch. First, government employees would have to be re-trained and moved to new positions, as well as buy-outs for early retirement. The first step is down-sizing non-essential departments. For an example, the Farm subsidies would only go to family farms, not Madison Avenue farmers. Eventually the department, other than research would disappear. Education would be eliminated other than for standards on results of each student. Eventually this funding would cease, too. The responsibility would go to the States and local governments.

Several important results will occur. The economy will explode meaning new jobs. The level of salaries for living will be reduced. Fewer on the dole. As an example, not based upon specific facts, but for conversation only, someone making $50,000 a year, should be sustaining the same living standard at $35,000 a year. Also, discretionary spending will increase as well as savings.

About 1/2 of an average American's salary goes to specific and hidden taxes. If we use the 1994 figures for Michigan, 9 million residents. $20 billion was used to run the government. That means about $2,200 dollars from each resident. Now, some are children, unemployed, poverty level, or retired. Also the State government was much fatter then with few technologies to operate the State. We protect from taxes those who were mentioned above and divide the remainder among the rest. Remember, no corporate tax. Corporate dividends are paid out to the shareholders and they pay the tax. Think of how an LLC is structured.

We can assume a 5% tax on income. No other taxes period. Visitors to the State would pay indirectly because of income generated to residents by their presence.

This puts us at about 8% in taxes. 1% for county and 1% for local and schools. In the end we are paying a total of 10% in tax. No Federal help. Why waste tax revenue going to the Feds, have 90% removed for administration and receiving less than 1% of the reminder being returned. As an example: $100. 90% for the Feds leaves $10. What is coming back to the State is 10 cents. How about everyone throwing a buck into the pot and forget the Feds. The State would be ahead of the game by a large amount.

To really simplify the whole tax system, all taxes are gathered at the State, including the Federal's piece of the pie. 10% of your salary goes to the State once a year. The State disperses the revenue as apportioned. The system for tax collection would be outside of politics. The Governor or the State Representatives could not play with the money. The State is only a clearing house. Don't blink, the IRS just disappeared. Locals would be out of business for gathering taxes, too. This part of the State runs on the interest gathered between gathering and dispersing funds.

Additional Government Funding

Now let's get to a concept that may be new for some. Let us allow trust funds for all the governments. Before we switch to 10% tax everyone may get a tax credit, that's right off the taxes for donations to these trust funds. All trust funds will work in this manner. Only 15% of the dividends may be used. This is to provide strong growth to the fund. 85% of the dividends are re-invested.

For the Feds, they would first have to cover Social Security until it can be replaced with Health Saving Accounts. The HSA will be a replacement for everyday health insurance. A catastrophic policy would cover serious health issues. The fund will grow each year and become the Social Security fund for the future. The Feds could not touch these accounts. These are tax-free. Trust funds could be operated by the Feds, State or Local. Also private groups may offer such services. In todays dollars, the fund would be designed to reach $2 million dollars by the age of 62.

The Government trust funds must reduce taxes by one dollar for ever two dollars earned in dividends from the trust funds (actually 15% of dividends.) This means once taxes are covered by two times the amount needed by the trust funds, the tax for the public will be totally eliminated. This will be done in increments. If government needs more money, fine; grow the dividends.

Once taxes are eliminated, estimate about 100 years. The government can do what it wants with the money. As long as obligations are covered in the budget.

As an additional stabilizer, all compensation increases at the Federal level will be the index for taxes and other obligations. This is for all compensation. All elected officials will be subject to this indexing for their compensation. A lesser amount of indexing may be used for elected officials; but not more.

As always, contributions can be made to these trust funds. If a school wishes to grow their budget, raise money for their trust fund. For example if a school district wants an additional $1 million. They would need to raise $133 million dollars. This will mean $1 million forever, plus increases. Granted, that's a lot of spaghetti dinners. But, there are other ways of raising revenue for the trust. If every family donated $100 a year to the trust fund, these goals can be achieved within a reasonable time.

More responsibility for special projects and more responsibility to help those in need will be needed by individuals. Dignity can be returned to those in need.

Do you want a skate board park? Fine. Raise the money outside of taxes. This is a special interest activity. Everyone should not be held responsible for this enterprise. Better yet, do the park in the private sector and make money. Remember there will be more discretionary dollars available from individuals because of lower taxes. You will need to put forth more into the community or world. Fund those ideas that are important to you. You will have more dollars to contribute because your dollars are not taken in taxes and used for project hostile to your point of view.

 


 

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