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July 14, 2016
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Classified
JAY GUSTAVSEN
(ISB No. 5293)
DAVISON, COPPLE,
COPPLE & COPPLE, LLP
Attorneys at Law
199 North Capitol
Boulevard
Post Office Box 1583
Boise, Idaho 83701
Telephone: (208) 342-3658
Facsimile: (208) 386-9428
Attorneys for Petitioner
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF ADA
ELISABETH VANDEVEN-
TER, NOW Known as ELIS-
ABETH LEBRUN
Petitioner,
vs.
ALLEN VANDEVENTER,
Respondent.
Case No. CV DR 1100989
SUMMONS
NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN
SUED BY THE ABOVE-
NAMED PETITIONER. THE
COURT MAY ENTER
JUDGMENT
AGAINST
YOU WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE UNLESS YOU
RESPOND WITHIN 20
DAYS.
READ THE INFORMATION
BELOW.
TO:
ALLEN VANDEVENTER
You are hereby notified that
in order to defend this law-
suit,
an
appropriate
response must be filed with
the above designated court
located at 200 West Front
Street, Boise, Idaho 83702
within 20 days after service
of this Summons on you. If
you fail to so respond, the
court may enter judgment
against you as demanded
by the Petitioner in the
Verified Petition to Modify.
A copy of the Verified
Petition to Modify is served
with this Summons. If you
wish to seek the advice or
representation by an attor-
ney in this matter, you
should do so promptly so
that your written response,
if any, may be filed in time
and other legal rights pro-
tected.
1. The title and number of
this case.
2. If your response is an
Answer to the Verified
Petition to Modify, it must
contain admissions or
denials of the separate alle-
gations of the Verified
Petition to Modify and other
defenses you may claim.
3. Your signature, mailing
address and telephone
number, or the signature,
mailing address and tele-
phone number of your
attorney.
4. Proof of mailing or deliv-
ery of a copy of your
response to Petitioner's
attorney, as designated
above.
To determine whether you
must pay a filing fee with
your response, contact the
Clerk of the above-named
court.
DATED this 19 day of
November, 2015.
CHRISTOPHER D. RICH
Clerk of the District Court
200 West Front Street
Boise, Idaho 83702
(208) 287-6879
CHRISTOPHER D. RICH
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Anew sports complex in theNorwayne
area of Westland is $100,000 closer to real-
ity, thanks to a grant from the State of
Michigan.
The city received a state grant for
recreational improvements in that
amount last week presented to Mayor
William Wild by State Rep. Robert
Kosowski during a regular meeting of the
city council.
The project will begin in October, offi-
cials said, andwill include amenities such
as fields, bleachers and possibly awalking
path and playground equipment. This
grant was made possible by the support of
Kosowski, Speaker of the House Kevin
Cotter, Chair of the House Appropriations
Committee Al Pscholka and Minority Vice
ChairHarvey Santana, according toWild.
The new recreation area has been
named Lincoln Field after the former ele-
mentary school which was located at the
site. Westland will lease the property,
located on Grand Traverse next to Cayley
Park, from the Wayne-Westland
Community School District for $1.
“The Wayne-Westland Community
School District has a great working rela-
tionship with the City of Westland,” com-
mented Assistant Superintendent John
Albrecht. “We are excited to see the
development of new amenities in this
area.”
“This is the secondmajor grant the City
of Westland has received for recreational
improvements to the Norwayne area,”
commented Wild. “None of this would be
possible without the wonderful support
we have received from State
Representative Robert Kosowski and his
colleagues at the state level as well as the
Wayne-Westland Community School
District. The children of the Norwayne
community will greatly benefit from these
recreational enhancements by having
more resources and places to go to engage
inhealthy and active lifestyles”
In April, the City of Westland received
a $175,000 grant which funded improve-
ments on the Jefferson Barns Community
Vitality Center which is also located in the
historic Norwayne community. Those
funds will go to the addition of a baseball
diamond complex, basketball court, pic-
nic shelter. playground equipment and
improvements to the parking lot.
an extremely difficult job and they han-
dled it well,” he said. “They are each a
tremendous asset to the foundation and
the community.”
Shaw said that Wayne County
Community College District and
Schoolcraft College each offered scholar-
ships for deserving students through the
programthis year.
“These colleges are truly examples of
what it means to educate young people.
They do so much more than offer classes.
They teach and lead by example, showing
us, and the students, their dedication to
improving the entire community with
their involvement and dedication. The
entire community is grateful to these col-
leges for their genuine efforts to improve
young lives,” Shawsaid.
The Commission on Aging and Wayne
Senior Services Office are once again
looking for help in finding the Diamond
of theCommunity.
This program recognizes a Wayne res-
ident, 70 or older, who still continues to
volunteer in helping makeWayne a great
community in which to live. Nomination
forms are available at Wayne City Hall,
Wayne Library and Wayne Senior
Services/HYPE Recreation Center. They
must be completed and returned to the
Senior Services Office by Thursday, Aug.
4.
The resident selected as the Diamond
of the Community will be the guest of
honor at a dinner Sept. 20, receive $75, a
beautiful plaque and be presented with
an official resolution from the city
acknowledging their contributions.
The award program will be spon-
sored, again this year by Wayne Dairy
Queen.
Information regarding the presenta-
tion dinner and tickets will be released
following the selection of theDiamond of
theCommunity recipient for this year.
For more information, contact Wayne
Senior Services, (734) 721-7460 or
Office hours are 9:30 a.m. until 1:30
p.m. Tuesday,Wednesday andThursday.
City of Wayne officials have scheduled
a Public Safety Millage Town Hall meet-
ing for 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 27 at
New Hope Baptist Church, 33640
MichiganAve, inWayne.
Steve Duchane, city manager in
Eastpointe, will participate in a panel dis-
cussion of the SMORSA proposal and
there will be a question and answer ses-
sion. The meetings are informational and
will concern the current financial situa-
tion in the city.
Campaign information will not be per-
mitted at themeetings, officials said.
Mayor William Wild accepts a $100,000 check from State Rep. Robert Kosowski, state
funding awarded to build a sports complex in Norwayne.
Grant to fund $100,000 Norwayne complex
Champions
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‘Diamond’ winner sought
Millage meeting is planned
