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In Marshall, MI

is now accepting applications for:

TRUCK

DRIVERS

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for applications.

• Night Drivers


• Paid health benefits


• Hourly rate $24.00 hr.
  after 6 months $25.00 hr.


• Time & 1/2 over 40 hours


• 401(k) w/contribution


• Drive newer equipment


• Paid vacations/holidays


• Paid life/disability


• Must have Class A CDL and pass
  medical/drug screen

Housekeeping

The University of Olivet has an opening for a full-time housekeeper to

provide cleaning services that will maintain its facilities in a clean, safe,

sanitary and attractive condition.

Hourly Rate: $14.28 Position also includes paid leave, paid holidays,

a complete benefits package and tuition remission programs for you and

dependents.

Requirements: Experience in performing all facets of housekeeping

associated with operating a university campus preferred. Ability to perform

physically demanding tasks.

To apply, go to http://www.uolivet.edu/employment and click on the

Housekeeping title to apply and upload a resume and three references.

The University of Olivet is an equal opportunity employer and takes

affirmative steps to employ women and minorities. Women and members

of historically underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply.

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NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND

COMPLAINT and DEFAULT

Calhoun County Circuit Court: 161 East Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek,

Michigan 49014 Parties: Plaintiffs, Chris Stouder and Carlene Haver v

Defendant C. Dale Crosby

Court File Number: 24-2440-CZ

Nature of the action: On August 26, 2024, Plaintiffs filed a two (2)

County Complaint (Adverse Possession and Quiet Title) in the Calhoun

County Circuit Court regarding the real property located in the City of

Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan, commonly known as 131 Shel-

lenberger, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037; Tax Parcel 7850-05-008-0 (the

“Property”). Plaintiffs assert ownership of the Property through adverse

possession and quiet title.

Directions on where and when to respond to Summons and Complaint:

You have twenty-eight days from the date of this publication to file

an Answer with the Calhoun County Circuit Court (address provid-

ed above), and to serve a copy to Plaintiffs, Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins &

Borsos, P.C., c/o James D. Lance, 1 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek,

Michigan 49017.

Failure to respond to the Summons and Complaint: If you do not take

action within the time allotted, a default request and default judgment

will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

The electric 1975 Vanguard Citicar was among the more unique rides in the

show. (Shopper News photo by John Hendler)

LABOR DAY

Continued from Page 30

The Calhoun County Public

Health Department (CCPHD)

says it is keeping a close eye on

COVID-19.

Calhoun County, along with

the rest of the U.S., saw a small

spike in COVID-19 cases during

August.

However, total case counts were

comparable to what was seen in

August 2023, said spokesperson

Victor Jovanovich.

The CCPHD is currently

awaiting the receipt of the latest

COVID-19 vaccine.

The CCPHD strongly urges

residents to check its website,

http://www.calhouncountymi.gov/publi-

chealth, for updates on availabil-

ity and scheduling: COVID-19

Vaccine Information.

The department’s current rec-

ommendations are:

• Vaccination: “The COVID-
  19 vaccines are among the most
  effective tools we have for pre-
  venting severe illness and hospi-
  talizations. We advise keeping up
  with not only the primary series
  but also any recommended boost-
  er doses,” the CCPHD said.


• Staying Home: For both
  COVID-19 and other illnesses, it
  is essential that people stay home
  when they are sick.


• Testing: For anyone with
  symptoms or who has been in
  close contact with a confirmed
  case, “we recommend prompt
  testing,” the department said.

Calhoun Health Dept.

gives COVID-19 update

at the car show with his 1973 Ford

Mustang convertible.

“They only made this body style

that I liked for three years, 1971-

73,” noted Horton, who bought

his Mustang in 2010. “It has a 351

Cleveland Cobra jet engine and has

roughly 300 horsepower. It’s a nice

car, and I really enjoy driving it.”

Inside the church, visitors to the

car show enjoyed a variety of foods,

many prepared by parents of troop

members.

This was the 12th year the BSA Car

Show has been held on Labor Day,

Next year’s show will take place on

Sept. 1, 2025.