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“As the sun sets on another season at Sandy Pines…we all wish you a safe and healthy fall/winter, and look forward to your return in the spring! Thanks for a great year!”

— Your Staff at Sandy Pines

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Member Services ................................ 616.896.8315Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm • Sat. 8:30am-Noon

Closed SundayBeginning Sep. 19 — Closed Saturday

Fax Number ............................................. 616.896.7409Member Service–Mary ............................................ 100Member Service ...................................................... 101

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AdministrationGene/Kathy ............................................................. 105

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Dawn ....................................................................... [email protected]

Beth ......................................................................... [email protected]

Park Inspector–Ralph .............................. [email protected]

Pumpouts–Emergency ............................................ 111

Park & GardenJack Schmidt, Manager .......................... 616.896.9334

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Sales Office .......................................... 616.896.8315Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm • Sat. 9:00am-3:00pm

Sunday by Appt.Beginning Sep. 19 — Sat. & Sun. by Appointment

Sales Office or CampingKelli .......................................................................... 103Kathy Molner ........................................................... 113Grant Moore ............................................................ 114

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Maintenance ........................................ [email protected]

Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-4:30pm • Sat. 9:00am-3:00pmClosed Sunday

Ranger Station ..................................... 616.896.9006Fax Number ............................................. 616.896.7286

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Recreation Dept .................................. 616.896.8318Mary Applehof–Recreation Director/Adult RecreationKim Day, Aquatics DirectorCarol Hoffman, Sr. Adult RecreationKim Walters, Youth/Teen Recreation

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Lake Monterey Golf ............................ 616.896.8118www.lakemontereygolf.com

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Laundromat Hours — 7:00am–11:00pm

Retail Center Laundromat — Open 24 Hours

PHONE NUMBERS

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

MANAGEMENT TEAM

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Gene Van Koevering ..............................Park PresidentBen Fifelski ............................ Maintenance SupervisorDawn Arndt, CPA...................................................CFOSteve Deyarmond ................................. Safety DirectorGary Peters .................................Golf Course Manager

Mary Cooper .......................Member Service ManagerKelli Blackman .........................Guest Service ManagerKathy Brott ....................................Executive AssistantKathy Molner ........................................ Sales ManagerRalph Smith ...........................................Park InspectorMary Applehof ...........................Recreation SupervisorJack Schmidt .........................................Park & Garden

Finance ......................................................Dan KendallGarden Club ..........................................Nelson BoumaGolf Course .............................................. Kerry BunceGrounds & Maintenance .............................Mike YoungLong Range Planning ............................. Gerda PitcherMarketing/PR Committee ..............Michael VanderWallMember Outreach ...............................Kel KronemeyerPolicy Committee ....................................Stan RobbinsRules ........................................................... Rudy FojtikSafety & Security Committee ...............Glen PettigroveSpecial Events .......................................Mary ApplehofTechnology ..............................................Norm Chapin

BOARD OF DIRECTORS— MISSION STATEMENT —

The Sandy Pines Board of Directors will provide positive leadership and management direction so as to ensure the long term viability and success of Sandy Pines Wilderness Trails, Inc.

Kerry Bunce (16) Marti Devries (18)Rog Grinwis (18) Dan Kendall (16)Rob Klein (18) Carolyn Nielsen (17)

Glen Pettigrove (17) Gerda Pitcher (17)Mike Young (16)

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RETAIL SERVICESCorner Cafe ........................................................... TBDHilltop Dairy Dip ..................................... 616.896.8868Just Your Style ........................................ 616.896.1744Park & Garden ........................................ 616.896.9334Pat’s Little Wheel .................................... 616.896.8004

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A Memorable Weekend:Christmas in August and Moreby Kel Kronemeyer

First of all let me say a huge “THANK YOU” to the Albrecht family, Site N-480 and friends, for the wonderful display of Christmas Blowups and lights on the way to the water park. Be sure to thank them personally. It was truly a gift of sharing their passion and time to provide the items and the considerable time and effort to set up and take down. The members of Box Canyon Circle also deserve praise and “Thank You” for their usual excellent annual display. There were many others who put forth great effort to decorate in beautiful and creative ways. Thanks to all who had a part in making “Christmas” a memorable weekend.

It was a memorable weekend also in not such a pleasant way as many in the park chose to believe rumors and lies instead of giving our President and Board of Directors the respect they deserve by withholding judgement until they could learn the truth about our Violence Response Program which is so much more

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than rangers carrying guns. I submit that we all have the same concerns. However, your president and board have chosen to be proactive instead of reactive and are in the process of developing a very well thought out, responsible, safe training program for our rangers to protect them and all of our members from the irrational violence that plagues our entire nation. We live in a different world than the world of the 70’s when Sandy Pines was founded. If a deranged person can go into the most sacred environment, namely a church prayer meeting, shoot and kill several people how can we say it can’t happen at Sandy Pines? If a deranged person can go into an army base, several theaters, many schools and kill innocent people how can anyone in their right mind say it can’t happen at Sandy Pines? It is so much more pleasant to say it couldn’t happen but it would be irresponsible to be unprepared.

I believe that God gave each of us a mind to use. He also gave us emotions that can be good but are often used to destroy through fear. He has given us the ability to choose how we are going to react in every situation. Before you react please pray for God’s wisdom. Let faith in the leaders you have chosen who have taken the time to become informed, replace your fear. Incidentally, for all who are fearful that something might happen to you or your children if the rangers are armed, statistics prove that your children and you yourself are in far more danger of being injured or killed each time you get into a car and travel on the road than suffer injury or death in an accidental shooting. Yet we haven’t stopped putting our children in cars. We haven’t stopped allowing our teenagers to drive with minimal training and experience. We haven’t stopped allowing our younger children to ride with our teenage “limited training and experience” drivers. Let’s think before we react emotionally. Let’s be informed before we jump to judgement. James in his book in the Bible says “ Know this my beloved brethren, let every man be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger, for the anger of man of does not work the righteousness of God.” James1:19-20

May each of us shut our mouths and carefully listen long enough to truly hear the wisdom your president and your board has had to consider, plan and prepare for this excellent “VIOLENCE RESPONSE PROGRAM.”

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What’s Happening?Congratulations to Phil and Jackie Payne, Site 30, who celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary (50 years) on August 14th. May you continue to share your love and laughter for another 50!

Thank you to Fred Elders, Site 496, who assisted a man who had driven his golf cart into the lake. Fred was on his porch, heard a crash, looked out and noticed a person on a golf cart had gone through the split rail and went into the water. Fred indicated that the person was leaned over into the water and he assisted the person out of the lake. Thanks, Fred, for your quick response time!

Congratulations to Brenda Wert, Ranger Department, on her recent retirement. Brenda was with us for 14 years.

Thank you Brenda...and best wishes to you!


Letter from the Presidentby Gene Van Koevering

I don’t have a clue where August went, but here I sit writing a September Footprints article. August was great in so many ways this year. We had a tremendous Christmas in August with the kind gesture of a number of Members that put out decorations, but the decorations on the main road between phase 4 and 5 that was done by the Albrecht

Family of Site N-480, was inspiring and appreciated. Thank you to their family and friends and to All who made Christmas in August, 2015, an event to remember!!

I would like to congratulate the new Board Members that were elected on August 15th at our annual election: Marti DeVries, Rog Grinwis and Rob Klein. I am looking forward to working with you, beginning already this month.

New Directors will attend an orientation meeting, prior to their first official Board meeting that will be held on September 18. If you are able to come to that meeting, I would encourage you to do so, and congratulate them personally and wish them well. 2016 will have a number of opportunities for the Board to move Sandy Pines forward with confidence into the future, so please stay in touch with them and stay informed.

Thank you also to the retiring Board Members Kelvin Kronemeyer, John Spoelman and Greg Maichele for their faithful service to the Members of this park. We truly appreciate your work and consider it well done!

Also, I would like to say thank you to the Members of this park for your unwavering commitment to myself, the Board, the Staff and Volunteers. Your attendance at the Annual Meeting, as well as your comments, emails, phone calls and visits to my office are humbling.

Thank you for coming out to vote, and thank you for showing your support by passing the ballots by such large margins. I was so pleased and excited for Sandy Pines, because I view the voting activity, and the passing of the ballots as a big first step in showing the support of the membership in their commitment to prepare Sandy Pines and Lake Monterey Golf Course for the future, as well as your confidence in the Board and Leadership of this park.

Those of us in these positions thank you and assure you that our commitment will remain firmly in place, always seeking to make decisions and plans that will strengthen and preserve the future of this park, of our members and of their investments.

September will find Sandy Pines becoming a much less busy place as kids go back to school and parents begin to close their sites down. 2015 was an exciting, challenging, frustrating and wonderful year to be in my position. Thank you to each of you, and I mean that. There were many discussions with Members that have views other than mine, but that is what makes any plans and programs better, and makes me and those that work with me, more careful to know what we are doing and why we are doing it.

Whether you agree with an issue or not, you are holding me accountable to explain why I make the decisions I make, and I truly appreciate it. I don’t mean to say I enjoy it, but I do know that if makes me a better servant to this park.

If you didn’t get to the Annual meeting to hear the Presidents Report, it is on our website if you care to read it. Finally, on behalf of our Staff and myself, thank you again for the blessing and privilege to serve you here at Sandy Pines.


Dog Park Newsby Bill & Joanne VanderWall

We appreciate everyone helping to keep our dog park clean. You are doing a great job! Please remember that it is very important to pick up after your pet wherever you are, not just in the Dog Park. Please remind your children, when walking your pets, to pick up after them when out in the park.

If you are new to Sandy Pines, we would like to tell you about our Dog Park.

The Dog Park is located in Phase 6, behind the bathroom. It is a fenced in area for your pet to run and enjoy themselves, in a shady area. There is water for them to get a drink, with a bench and table in the shade for you to sit, while they play. There are baggies for you to pick up after your pet, and a pail to dispose of it.

Keeping your dog exercised and content, will keep your neighbors happy too.

BBQ Cook-OffThe BBQ Cook-Off Contest was a great success! We had some amazing judges, Gary Peters, LMGC Manager, Steve Deyarmond, Ranger Department Supervisor and Gene Van Koevering, Park President, who had the tough job of tasting all the wonderful entries! The Grand Prize winner was Pop Pop’s BBQ.

Pop Pop’s took 1st place with their Pulled Pork and also their BBQ chicken. Congratulations to C.B. Bursk who took 1st place in the BBQ Ribs category. Thank you to Dave Annis for his work putting this together, and to everyone who participated in the BBQ cook off! We loved tasting your delicious food!

Thank You, Face to Phase Sponsors, 2015During the summer season, Gene sets aside seven Saturday mornings so he can get out into the Park and visit with our members. He schedules a stop at each Phase and enjoys coffee and cookies with anyone who wishes to come out and ask questions, express concerns, or simply say hi!

We would like to take a moment to thank our 2015 Sponsors of these events, who provide the coffee, cookies and $5 gift certificates for you.

Thank you to Superior Cart Company, Yoder’s Services, Jim Warner and the Dairy Dip, Clean Sweepers, Inc., Westhouse Home Improvement, Bakhuyzen Landscape Management and Dick’s Market. You are appreciated!


Grounds and Landscape Newsby Nelson Bouma

As the sun is going down and the shadows come, I am amazed how the flowers are beginning to rest. It seems early for some of the trees to drop their leaves and nuts already.

Have you noticed the bridge in the little Park across from the Café? The colors match the picnic tables now. Thanks to those who repainted and repaired the boards and seats. It looks great!

We planted four Memorial Trees in the Memorial area. I’ll be putting in more stakes soon, and we will be planting more trees this fall. Get your order in, if you are looking to plant this season.

The Chapel entrance has taken new shape and new color. Thanks to Bert Bakhyuzen and crew for a great job!

We are working on the Main Entrance landscape to get more color there. We used plants from the Garden Club garden, and some new ones.

It’s time to trim back all of your various plants with thorns, roses, barberry, etc.

Thanks to everyone who weeds the CC garden areas during the season, and also to those who have reworked your Circles or Courts.

We will be upgrading 15 more campsites this fall and early next spring. Campers were happy with the new sites that we had already completed.

We will be working on trimming the letters of SANDY PINES, across from the Dam area. Here’s a little fun fact – there are 554 bushes creating those two words.

There are new signs on each of the CCs 1-13. They have reflective lettering so you can see them at night, too.

I’m in the Park and if you have any questions, just stop me when you see me.


Inspector Newsby Ralph Smith

Well, here we are into September already. What a great summer we have had in the park this year. As we all start getting busy with the kids back to school or just getting ready to return to our winter homes, here are few things to keep in mind. We still need to have our lots cleaned up and our trailers and porches clean. It has been very busy this summer. Lots of new trailers have come into the Park, and members have been real busy making changes around their sites, decks, porches, garages and a lot of landscaping are looking real good.

Now is the time, if you don’t think you will be able to have your lot cleaned up in the spring, to get in touch with one of our contractors and have them do it for you. This gives you more time to enjoy your time here at Sandy Pines. Please keep in mind that if you need permits they are available online. You can fill it out and email them to me if you would like, and I’ll let you know when it is approved. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to give me a call at 616-896-7286 or email me at [email protected], and I will help you out with any of your questions. Have a great fall at Sandy Pines.

Here is our Zumba group with their awesome instructors, Lotta and Bev. Thanks, ladies!


Park & Garden Newsby Jack Schmidt

It is hard to believe but the summer season is already coming to an end. It just seems like yesterday we were getting ready to open for the summer.

We have had a great year at the Park and Garden and it is because of the members allowing us to serve you with our services.

As we close out the year, many of you want your boat to be taken out of the lake and returned to storage. Please call at least 3 or 4 days ahead of time to schedule the boat removal. Please make sure we have plenty of room to place the boat on your lot. That will allow us to drive the pontoon trailer out from the boat.

For those of you who used the Maynard Softener program this year we will begin picking up the softeners as soon as you close up for the winter. We would like you to come in to give us a date to pick up your softener. If you are interested in getting the softener again for

2016, we have a contract form for you to sign before you leave the park this fall. There is a discount if you let us know before you leave for the season.

If you are on the self install program, you can return the tank to the propane cage anytime. Please mark the tank with your lot number. If you want the softener again next fall you will need to sign the contract at the store before you leave.

Our hours will change after September 12th. The Park and Garden Hours will be Friday 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm. We will be open September 18, 19, 25 and 26. If you are in need of deliveries of materials, or other services, you can call 616-896-9334, and leave a voicemail and we will call you back to set up an appointment with you.

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Maintenance Newsby Ben Fifelski

Summer seems to go by like the blink of an eye! It’s hard to believe we are thinking about winterizing already. Here are a couple of tips to help make it an easy transition. Be sure to clearly mark your white hose by the riser. This is a great idea for two reasons. First, it makes it easy to identify your line for the person doing the winterizing, and second, it ensures that you don’t hook up the wrong line in the spring, and flood yours or your neighbor’s trailer. This has happened.

Be sure to take the time to read your winterizing form, and note any changes that would be important information for the people winterizing your trailer. Feel free to draw a map on the back of the form, detailing your outside faucets and any other information you feel is important to note.

Enjoy your remaining time at Sandy Pines during the 2015 season! Safe travels to those of you who will be leaving us shortly after Labor Day. See you in the spring!

Long Range PlanningCommittee Updateby Gerda Pitcher

Hello again, another month gone, where does the time go? The kids will be going back to school soon, and we as a committee are making plans for our future here at Sandy Pines also. We will be looking at what surveys to bring to the members and find out what you want for our park in the future. We only have two more meetings and our year will be complete. We have lots to discuss and get ready for spring. Please enjoy the rest of your time in this great place we all call home. We will all be closing our places soon enough for the season.

Enjoy your time away and we look forward to seeing you in the spring.

Winter Address Info:Did you notify the office to change our records to your winter address and phone number? The Post Office does not notify the office when you turn in a forwarding card, so unless you let us know what your winter location is, we may not be able to contact you in case of an emergency. Please be sure to update your phone number and e-mail address, too, if those change during the winter months. Thank you!

Maintenance crew hard at work fixing a broken water main at the Spash Pad.

Fall Gate Access Hours:The Main Gate and Phase Three Gate entrances will be open 24 hours/day throughout the Fall and Winter. Beginning October 15th, the Gates at Phases 1, 2, 4 and 6 will be locked at dark and opened by 6 am. Thank you.


Member Servicesby Mary Cooper

Fall Office HoursMonday-Friday:8:30 am – 4:30 pmSaturday: 8:30 am - Noon(Closed Saturdays starting Sept. 19)Sunday-Closed

*Our office will be closing at 11 am on Tuesday, September 22, for Employee Appreciation Day

Flea Markets 2016:You may start reserving spaces for the 2016 Flea Markets beginning Thursday, October 1st from your computer or at one of kiosks’ in the Park.

Dates for 2016 are: May 7 (Mayfest), May 28 (Memorial Day), June 11, July 2 (Independence Day), Aug 13 (Christmas), Sept.3 (Labor Day) and Oct 1.

Winterizings:Maintenance will be winterizing trailers this fall. The cost is $80 if you have your winterizing departure date before October 1st, and we have your keys by that date. Starting October 1st, the cost will be $100. All winterizings include a final pumpout.

No winterizings will be accepted with a departure date after October 18th. We can only take the first 500 orders, so get your order in early. No phone orders, a signature is required for this service. You can fax a signed copy to us at 616-896-7409 or email [email protected].

Pumpouts:Scheduled pumpouts will end the week of Oct.12th. Pumpouts will be available on Wednesday Oct. 21st and Oct. 28th at the emergency rate of $24. There will be no Saturday pumpouts after September 12th.

Water turned off:During the week of October 12th, water will be turned off according to the pumpout schedule.Phase 1: Monday, Oct. 12Phase 2: Friday, Oct. 16Phase 3 & 6: Thursday, Oct. 15Phase 4: Tuesday, Oct. 13Phase 5: Wednesday, Oct. 14


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Senior Adult Activitiesby Carol Hoffman

Next year, in 2016, this group will again be the Senior Adult Activities. Sue Stank is now our new president, Donna Adams is vice-president, Wauneta Bushee, is secretary and I will be the treasurer. Our goal is to have a lot of fun activities directed at seniors, but also for other ages. All the activities that we have been doing should remain the same, but we will also be adding some new ones. We welcome any new ideas, especially things we can do on the week days, when it isn’t so busy. Following are the remaining activities for this 2015 season:

Monday, September 7 (Labor Day) – Free Bingo in the Pavilion from 2 – 4 PM for everyone 10 years old and over. Popcorn and water will be available for a donation.

Friday, September 4 – Farewell Supper at 5:30 PM in the Pavilion for seniors and those that have been attending our potlucks. You do not have to bring anything, but we do request that you sign up for this supper at the Sandy Pines office by Sept. 1.

Saturday, September 19 – Adult Bingo Appreciation Night for those 18 years old and over. We will be having a special party with food and door prizes for all our Adult Bingo players starting at 6 PM. Make plans to come for this special event. Bingo will start at 7 PM.

Saturday, October 3 (Octoberfest) – Free Bingo in the Pavilion from 2 – 4 PM for ages 10 and up, followed by a Potluck/Soup Supper at 5:30 PM, also in the Pavilion. Make plans to join us for one or both of these last events of the season. The 2014 potluck/soup supper was awesome. We had lots and lots of hot soups and other goodies. This is a great way to end the 2015 season and you won’t regret it if you come. Bring a pot of soup or a dish to share and your tableware, plus your drink if you have a special one. No alcohol is allowed in the Pavilion. We do have hot water and instant beverages, plus bottled water.


Election Results 2015

Elected to the Board:Marti DeVries, 3 year Term – 789 votesRog Grinwis, 3 year Term – 473 votesRobert Klein, 3 year Term – 466 votes

Tim Hoffman - 322 votesKelvin Kronemeyer – 301 votes

Stan Robbins – 255 votesRobert Ritsema – 229 votes

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Safety Director Newsby Steve Deyarmond

Preparing for Fall/Winter Storage Mode1. Place outdoor appliances, bicycles, furniture and other items in shelter2. Make arrangements with Member services to have your trailer winterized.3. Have your holding tank pumped.4. Turn off your water at the road and mark your water line with your site number for

winterization5. Remove items that will freeze in the cupboards. Remove all alcoholic beverages.6. Defrost and clean your refrigerator. Place baking soda or charcoal briquettes inside

refrigerator to absorb odors7. Place moth balls under trailer to deter animals and rodents8. Place your golf cart in storage. Take action to prevent golf cart theft. Remove a rear wheel

or chain and padlock your golf cart to a fixed object or chain your golf carts together. 9. Contact your propane provider to fill your propane tanks. Turn off your propane tanks for

the winter months.10. Contact your lawn service to rake the leaves in the fall. Review the trees on your site for

dead limbs above and contact a tree service if needed. 11. If you plan to use your trailer in the winter or early spring have a furnace technician

check your furnace for proper operation. Be sure to check the roof vent for bird nests or obstructions that would prohibit the exhaust from leaving your trailer.

12. Place your watercraft in storage. Make arrangements in the off season to have the watercraft tuned or repaired or checked. Small outboard motors should be removed and placed in a secure location. Other watercraft outboard motors should be chained and padlocked to the watercraft. Place gas stabilizer in your watercraft gas tanks. Have your watercraft winterized. Consider having your watercraft shrink wrapped to protect it from the elements.

13. Remove your boat dock from the lake to prevent ice damage. Please do not store your dock or watercraft in the green area.

14. Remove your small watercraft such as paddle boats and row boats from the lake shore. All boats must be removed from the lake by November 1st.

15. Close all vents and windows in your trailer and roll up awnings. 16. Turn off the electric at the pedestal at the road and secure with padlock.17. Give your electric golf cart a full charge and put gas stabilizer in your gas golf cart. 18. Replace your smoke detector batteries19. Leave a winter contact name with Member services if you are out of state or a great

distance from Sandy Pines. Make sure that Sandy Pines has your correct address and phone numbers.

20. Remember to turn your thermostat to off in your trailer. Some trailer furnace blowers will continue to run when the propane runs out and the temperature becomes lower than the thermostat setting.

21. Make arrangements with a neighbor or friend to check your trailer in the winter months. 22. Watch weather reports for snow accumulation. Remember, Sandy Pines receives lake

effect snow fall which can be larger accumulations than places further inland. 23. January, 2016, all membership cards will be required to have a photo. Please stop at the

Ranger Station to have your picture taken.


Welcome New MembersMichael & Jana Allspach, WalkerRudolph & Karyn Walsh, HowellEddy & Kathleen Eriksen, WyomingGary & Susan Harris, FennvilleKristopher & Danielle Kimmel, ZeelandMichael & Deneva Brouwer ZeelandSteven & Karen Lambert, HudsonvilleAmy & Adam Vincent, WaylandScott & Sandra Tuleja, GoblesDarin & Kimberly Jousma, St. JosephCandace Brakman, WarrenJeffrey & Sadie Jungling, HudsonvilleWilliam & Ann Dabrowski, Grand HavenHeather Wesler & Kim Smalla, AlleganJeffrey & Lisa Sonday, Grand RapidsDaniel & Michelle Dobbs, AdaJason & Elizabeth Fahrni, RockfordDouglas & Joni Hyde, GrandvilleLisa & Dale Stark, Allegan

Robert & Kelly Meduna, CaledoniaTeresa Wietczak, Grand RapidsThomas & Debra Oonk, ZeelandTimothy & Brenda Bohner, JacksonKurt Homkes & Michelle Mathews, HamiltonWilliam & Kelli Napp, BloomingdaleTimothy & Sherry Cloud, KalamazooDavid & Melanie Prominski, HudsonvilleRick & Shari VanDyke, Grand HavenLeonard & Mary O’Kelly, Grand RapidsNancy Koeman, HollandChristopher & Kristy Bloom, PortageThomas & Jackie Schmidt, WyomingDale & Brenda Hicks, CantonJeff & Angel Hopkins, AlleganMichael & Lori Schipper, MiddlevilleMark & Jami McMullen, ZeelandJacqueline & Harold Schneider, GrandvilleKenneth & Jamie Murillo, Allendale

Jodi Block & Gerald Simons, GrandvilleBethany & Charles Willis, Grand RapidsDenise Powell & Terri Peters, OkemosJoyce & Andrew Cook, HamiltonGerald & Lois Hilbrand, JenisonRonald & Julie Bowden, SpartaJames & Lisa Hadley, Grand RapidsScott & Suzanne Gardner, Grand RapidsJason & Christina Baker, AlleganLaura Hodges & Robert Culp II, IoniaGarett & Jessica Brown, Grand LedgeBrian & Sarah Corson, MiddlevilleWilliam & Dana Klopp, Benton HarborRobert & Nona Westfall, Zeeland


Lake Monterey Golf Course Newsby Gary Peters

Labor Day: Come down and get your Dollar Hot Dogs and other food specials.

Clearance Sale: In September we will be having a sale on Golf related merchandise. Come by and check out the deals.

Consignment: We will no longer be taking new consignment sale items. Existing consignment items must be picked up by the end of the 2015 golf season.

Course Maintenance: We will be aerating the greens on the back nine on Wednesday September 23rd and the front nine on the following day, Thursday September 24th, weather permitting. Additionally, we will be converting to a 3/8 inch hole versus the 1/2 inch hole used in the past. The 3/8 inch hole will allow the greens to heal in quicker.

Reduced Food Prices: Just a reminder, we have lowered our pricing on most food items.

New Sandy Pines Member Benefit: Effective immediately we are offering the membership a special… if you bring in two or more guests, we will make a price break of only $18/per guest which includes one cart rental. This is for Sandy Pines members and their associates, only.

Online Tee Time Reservations: In the past, members have been told to make tee times only online. We would like to let everyone know that is not required anymore, while we still encourage online tee time scheduling, we would be happy to assist via phone, should you be having problems.

Reminder: We would like to remind golfers that at this time of year, other than early spring or late fall, only foursomes or less will be allowed to play. More than four slows play and throws off tee time for those following you.

We Will Miss You, Lloyd!

The Ranger Department, and Staff at Sandy Pines, would like extend our sympathy to the family of Lloyd McClellan on his passing. Lloyd worked for the Ranger Department for the past 10 years at the Phase 3 Ranger Station, and previously, as a Boat Ranger.

Lloyd, and his wife Helen, volunteered on numerous occasions around the Park cleaning flower beds and assisting with other tasks. Thank you, Helen, for sharing Lloyd with us for the past ten years. He will be missed.


Rainbow Color Run, 2015It was a beautiful Saturday in August, as 362 individuals lined up to participate in the Sandy Pines Rainbow Color Run. This was the second year for this very popular event. The money that was earned from the participants and sponsors will be used to purchase two new AEDs. One will go in the Administration Office and the other will be placed at the Phase 3 Outdoor Pool.

Here are a few of the pictures that were taken that day. There are more photos on our website and Facebook page – be sure to check them out!

Special thanks to everyone who participated and/or sponsored this event. You are appreciated!


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Scooby Doo Visits Sandy Pines

Scooby Doo stopped by Sandy Pines this summer to hang out with some of the kids. He checked out our Ropes Course and took a tractor/wagon ride with the kids.

Everyone was happy to have him visit, and we hope he drops by again! Thanks, Scooby Doo!

End of YearRecreation Party


Helping Hands GroupSandy Pines has a group of very kind-hearted, ambitious, ladies who meet once each week to sew and create new clothing for various missions and children/adults in need. These ladies meet at the Pavilion from 9 am to 3 pm every Monday during our season. They donate the items of clothing that they create so some little kids will have new clothes to go back to school in. They make dresses decorated with lace and colorful buttons and elastic topped pants/shorts for the young men. Mom gets a new, colorful apron to wear while working in the kitchen. So far this year, they have made ? dresses, ? shorts and ? aprons.

The supplies that are used by these ladies are donated by each of them. You can help, too, if you would like. They could use some monetary donations to help purchase thread, buttons, fabric, etc. if you are called to help. No donation is too small…simply put your donation in an envelope, with Helping Hands, on the outside of the envelope and drop it off at Member Service or at the Country Café. Some of the dresses, pants and aprons are on display at the Café, if you would like to see what the Helping Hands Group is making.

A HUGE thank you to the following ladies who volunteer their time and talents, so those in need can receive some nice, new items, in time for school to begin! Judy VanKlompenberg and Dee Bassett are the ladies who got this group started, and they are joined by Lorraine Eding, Barb Meiste, Marian VandenBrink, Shirley Mae Meints, Janet Wright, Mary Vredeveld, Betty Kraai, Jane Ponitz, Onetta Siegersma, Marge Bourma, Esther Korzilius, Judy Shaffer, Glenda VanDoeselaar, Cindy and Roye.

Sympathy is extended to the following members and

their families:Helen McClellan, Site 952, on the passing of her husband, Lloyd, on July 28. Lloyd was a longtime Ranger for Sandy Pines. He will be missed.

James & Karyl Childs, Site 628, on the tragic and unexpected passing of their son, Grant, on August 7.


Adult Recreation Newsby Mary Applehof

We would like to recap some of our most recent fun events! Thank you to everyone who participated or volunteered for our Rainbow Color Run. We had 362 people participate and because of all of you, and our wonderful sponsors, our new AED’s are ordered for our Administration office and the Ph. 3 pool! Check out the pictures on the Sandy Pines Facebook page. If you have any photos to share please e-mail them to [email protected]. We would love to see them! Again, a huge thank you to our sponsors. You are all amazing and Sandy Pines is blessed to have each of you.

The Golf Cart Rodeo was awesome! Some drivers ended up in the woods…some stuck to the course. Check out our Facebook page to see lots of pictures. A big THANK YOU to Al and Pat Retherford, for coming up with the idea and for designing the course. Thank you to Andy Tomko and Linda Kessler, Rod and Karen Burch for helping with the timing and announcing. A special thank you to Sandy Kellogg for designing the crazy Driver’s glasses. Winners: Age 13-15: Anneka VanWyk/Kaylen Nyhuis; Age 16-18: Breanna Kaliszewski/Sidney Modad; Age 19-30: Jack Whall/Zack Walters; Ages 31-40: Jon and Aubrey; Ages 41-50: Diane and Ray; Ages 51+: Ron and Tammy; and for the Parent/Child or Grandparent child: Marty Tilma/Louden Tilma. All winners received a Gift certificate from Perfect Pizza. Thank you Perfect Pizza for sponsoring our Golf Cart Rodeo!

Western Night was filled with water melon seed spit’n, cow shoot’n, horse riding, line dancing…and some of the best bbq food ever. Thank you to our sponsors: Purity Cylinder Gases Inc., Dick’s Market, B.C. Pizza and Jackson’s English and Western Store in Wayland.

Thank you to everyone who decorated their sites last weekend for Christmas! It was so much fun driving around and seeing all the decorations. A special thank you to the Justin Albrecht Family and the volunteers for putting up over 100 Christmas decorations along the road between the soccer field and the water park it looked amazing! The judges have picked the Phase favorites: Ph. 1 - Site 249: Al and Pat Menzel; Ph. 2 - Site 609: Elizabeth and Scott Miller; Ph. 3 – Site 1337: David and Tina Emmink; Ph. 4 - Site N-408: Brian and Teddi McEachern; Ph. 5 - Site K-279: Eugene Skalskyj; Ph. 6 – Site D-48: Marji and Rich Chambers; Condos-Condo #5: Gary & Mary Sova.

What an incredible summer we have had here at Sandy Pines! This is a ditto from the last two year’s Footprints articles. We hit record numbers in all our events again. The Golf Cart Rodeo will be back next year. We are looking forward to a few more bands to play for us at the core area next summer! All of the Kids Club, Pre-teen Club and Teen clubs doubled the amount of participants than we normally have. If you have not checked out the Sandy Pines Facebook page, you should, just to see all pictures from our events. We just need to tell you how blessed we feel to have Sandy Pines both as our Summer Home and our job location. We want to thank our Recreation Staff, and all the volunteers that have helped at all the events this summer, and to everyone who made the summer of 2015 a great time at Sandy Pines! We are already working on our fun activities for 2016, so if you have any interesting and fun ideas, please shoot us an e-mail at [email protected]. We get a lot of our ideas from you, so please keep them coming!

Your Recreation Fun Staff, Mary Applehof Kim Day Kim Walters


Thanks for Another Great Season!As the 2015 Season draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU to our members and staff for another great season.

Thank you to the Staff at Sandy Pines for everything you do to make Sandy Pines the wonderful place that it is. Thank you to Gene Van Koevering, Park President, for his leadership and positivity each and every day, as he leads and guides our staff. Thanks to our Maintenance Department for keeping everything clean, beautiful, and properly maintained for our enjoyment. Thanks to the Ranger Department and First Responders for all that you do to keep Sandy Pines safe and orderly. Thanks to the Recreation Department for planning and pulling off all of the events and activities that you put together each summer. Thank you to the Office Staff, which includes our Sales Department and Camping, for all that you do to ensure that correct information is disseminated in a timely manner to the membership, and for keeping those beautiful smiles on your faces – even during times of adversity!

Thank you to the Staff of Lake Monterey Golf Course for keeping the Course beautifully manicured and ready for play. It looked beautiful all season long! Thank you to the Chapel Committee for all of your work to provide Worship Services on Sunday mornings and Vespers on Sunday evenings. We especially enjoyed your Pancake Breakfasts this year! Thank you to our Board of Directors for assuming a leadership role, and providing guidance as we continue to move forward. Thank you to each of you who take the time to serve on one of our many committees. Your knowledge and expertise prove to be invaluable. We would also like to thank our Library Volunteers who keep our library books shelved and orderly, our Election and Poll Workers, and our Electric Meter Readers for helping us with our end-of-year readings.

Thank you to our Retail entities for providing us with not only items that we need…but also items that we want! We appreciate having you here!

Sandy Pines is a place that is all-inclusive! Once you arrive for the season…you can stay and play…knowing that if you need something – it is probably available somewhere within our community. We look forward to serving you again in 2016!

Have a very safe and healthy fall and winter…and we look forward to seeing you back here in the spring!

John and Barb Sterk went to a Tiger Baseball Game with a group from Sandy Pines. This was their first time EVER at a Tiger’s Game!


2016 DUES, CAPITAL, CABLE, & SPECIAL ASSESSMENTThe total annual membership dues, capital contribution, cable TV, and special assessment for the 2015/2016 season will be $1,598 and will be on your October 1st statement as follows:

2016 Annual Dues $1,115 2016 Annual Capital 200 Total Dues/Capital 1,315

2016 Annual Cable TV* 133 Special Assessment – Golf Course (1 of 10)** 150

Total 2016 $1,598

The cost of living increase for the total annual dues/capital contribution is 0% or $0.

*At the annual election held August 21, 2010, the membership approved a requirement that ALL memberships be required to participate in the bulk cable TV program which reduced each members cost of cable by 43% in the first year.

**At the annual election held August 15, 2015, the membership approved a ten year annual golf course assessment to be used for golf course operations and capital assessments.

YOU HAVE TWO PAYMENT OPTIONS:

Dues, Capital Contributions, Cable TV, Special Assessments, and all other fees and charges are due and payable October 1st. The total balance billed to your account must be paid in full by October 31, 2015 to avoid service charges.

***OR***

SIX MONTHLY INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS to pay the dues, capital contributions, cable, and special assessments only in the amount of $276.35 due by the 25th of EVERY month (October through March). PLEASE NOTE: The payment plan includes only the dues, capital contributions, cable, special assessments, and related service charges. The payment plan DOES NOT include any other fees and charges billed to your account each month. You must add all other charges for services, electric, state unit tax, etc. to the monthly installment amount of $276.35. As dues and assessments are due and payable October 1st, a missed payment under the payment plan, 60 days from October 1st, will result in magnetic card deactivation and additional charges will apply for reactivation.

Sandy Pines Bylaws, Article III, Section 6, Effect of Nonpayment of Annual Dues, Special Assessments, Capital Assessments or Other Charges: The nonpayment of any annual dues, special assessments, capital assessments, or other amount due and/or owed to Sandy Pines by a member within sixty (60) days after the same shall become due and payable, shall result in the automatic termination or suspension of the membership, and all rights and privileges related thereto except the right to vote at annual or special elections. The terminated or suspended member shall NOT have the right to recover any monies from Sandy Pines.

SERVICE CHARGES: A service charge of 1.5% (18% APR) applies after the 25th day of each month on the unpaid balance on your account. Minimum Service Charges apply. We do not accept postmarks or check dates as payment dates, so please mail early. We cannot guarantee timely delivery by the post office. Unfortunately, we cannot waive the service charges. Your payments on account are due in the office on or before the 25th of the month. Accounts more than 60 days past due will have all magnetic cards deactivated and there will be an additional charge per card for reactivation.

We offer three automatic debit payment plans (balance on account, fixed amount, or you will call each month with the amount). You may also make debit or credit card payments through our website (convenience fees apply). In addition, most online bill payment systems through your bank now electronically transmit payments to Sandy Pines.


CLASSIFIEDS

We have more ‘Site for Sale’ listings online at www.sandypines.com.Please call Kathy (ext. 113) or Grant (ext. 114) at 616-896-8316, for additional information or to schedule an appointment.

For Sale - Site 62: 2010 double loft Breckenridge trailer with insulated Jamestown porch on a double lot. Beautiful furnished rustic decor, landscaping bricks, fenced in front, garage, huge deck and lots of parking. Asking: $109,900. Please call Larry at 616-443-4459.

For Sale - Site 240 - Phase 1: 2007 Wildwood 37’ two bedroom sleeps 8-10 people, pass thru full bathroom with garden tub. Super-slide out in living/dining area. Huge multi-level wooden deck and large stone patio with firepit. Mature perennial gardens and landscaping. Wooden shed and double golf cart shelter. Includes two golf carts, all patio furniture with cushions, picnic table, patio deck box, new grill, two place snowmobile trailer, 5 full parking spaces with new stones. The best added feature is the hard to find boat stake. Priced to sell fast at $39,000. If interested call or text 616-318-3303, or email [email protected]

For Sale – Site 249: Beautifully furnished 1998 Kropf Park Model with 32 foot custom Westhouse three season room with heat and A.C. Updates...too many to list. Sleeps 6. Large custom garage with new interlocking tile, Frig, large built in work bench, abundance of storage, includes 2 EZGO golf carts. Beautiful custom designed brick scape patio, fenced with fire pit and wood rack. All outdoor furniture and grill included. Backs to lovely green area. Underground sprinklers, water softener and 2 water filtering systems. Dues paid for 2015. Move in ready! Asking: $69,900 O.B.O Call: 734-309-9356 or 313-388-7652.

For Sale - Site 257, Phase 4: Large lot with 1987 park model trailer. Very well maintained. New garage, new underground sprinkling and sod, new patio and fire pit, and new air conditioning unit. Unit has master bedroom and bunk room. On a quiet,

kid-friendly street. Asking $49,000 OBO. Call Julie at 269-838-0997.

For Sale – Site 287: Phase 1 Sunset trail, double lot single dues. New in 2012. Breckenridge perfect cottage. Loft & 1/2. Jamestown porch, 2012 EZ-Go gas six seat golf cart. 1995 pontoon. Asking: $104,000 Call: 616.828.2454.

For Sale - Site 418: 2008 Quailridge – everything included. Beautiful lake view, excellent condition. Asking: $77,500. Call: 616-498-0239 and ask for Deb.

For Sale - Site 503 – Phase 2: Bay Breeze. 2012 Dutch Park Sterling Series Park Model. Lots of cabinet storage & counters. 1 bedroom with bed box and sofa hide a bed. Beautiful views out front & side windows. New deck with handicap ramp. Wonderful neighbors. Easy access to water. Beautiful flowers & rock gardens. Shed & golf cart shelter. Asking: $73,000. Call Judy @: 616-828-2454.

For Sale - Site 532: 1982 32’ Sportsman travel trailer – newly remodeled. Sleeps eight w/three sofa sleepers and all other furniture included. 19” Enclosed TV in bedroom; 10x20 enclosed porch; 10x12 covered porch; sprinkler system, 10x12 golf cart shed; 6x8 storage building. 2009 EZ-Go Golf Cart w/roof, windshield, back seat, lights, rear view mirror, charger and rain cover. Exceptions: TV on Porch and in Living Room. Asking: $27,900. Call: 251-747-5238.

For Sale – Site 658: Custom 2002 “Signature Series” Dutch Park w/central AC. Excellent condition on nicely landscaped lot w/beautiful view of lake. Four bays w/solid oak cabinets & back loft w/AC. New shingles, refrigerator & 16 gal hot water heater. 10’x30’ 3-Season porch w/wall AC, fully furnished w/new roof, insulated windows, & carpeting.

Custom 2 cart garage w/2 E-Z-GO golf carts (all new batteries). Large brick paver patio, Trex decks w/PVC railings & in-ground sprinklers. Sweetwater 20’ pontoon w/dual axle trailer & boat stake. Asking: $119,900. Call Gene: 248-349-5263 or (616) 896-8017.

For Sale - Site 806 – Phase 2: 1986 Trophy Park Model. Fully furnished, two golf carts, two refrigerators, garage and shed. Must See! Asking: $37,000. Call: 616-805-1472.

For Sale from Site 865: Watercraft 1973 – Harris Mfg. 24’ aluminum pontoon with open deck design. Outboard gas motor. Mercury – Force Outboard Motor 40 hp, purchased 5-1-97. Complete with Water Storage frame – needs cover and bungee cords. Asking: $2,450. Call: 734-674-8944 or 734-513-8545.

For Sale - Site 1139: 1985 Woodland Park in very good condition. Rubber roof – new, water heater and carpet. Two bedrooms, 3-season room, two barns – three lots! One golf cart, cell phone tower, close to CC, large deck and patio area. Move In Ready! Asking: $52,000. Call: 863-448-2148.

For Sale - Site 1141: 1999 - Coachman 36ft Trailer with 3 slide outs, 14 x 17 wood deck, 10 x 14 Amish garage, 7 x 7 shed, 2004 E-Z-Go Golf Cart with back seat, wood picnic table. Asking: $28,500 – Call: 616-520-1139.

For Sale - Site 1181 – Phase 3: Also own Sites 1180 and 1182. Three lots, one dues. 2004 38’ Adventure Winnebago Motor Home w/2 slides, 26,000 miles. 6x8 shed and deck, Golf cart, wooden swing and extras. Will sell separately, if interested. Asking $87,000 for all or $60,000, for the Motor Home, $2,500 for the Golf Cart and $40,000 for the lots. Call: 616-363-3620 (home) or 616-901-2690 (cell).


CLASSIFIEDS

We have more ‘Site for Sale’ listings online at www.sandypines.com.Please call Kathy (ext. 113) or Grant (ext. 114) at 616-896-8316, for additional information or to schedule an appointment.

For Sale - Site 1356: 1982 travel trailer across from the lake. Close to CC and Outdoor Pool in Phase 3. It has a connected porch, wooden shed and boat dock. Asking: $29,000 O.B.O. Call: 787-299-8974 or 616-805-4163.

For Sale – Site N-15 - Phase 4: Kroft trailer, Includes all furniture and two golf carts, has double loft, vinyl siding porch and deck. A Nice Brick Patio faces the beautiful lake. Garage, Boat Stake. Priced at $160,000. For more information call: 269-501-9377.

For Sale - Site N-277: 1987 Oakland Park w/porch. One bedroom (sleeps six), two golf carts. Everything remains. Asking $49,000. Call: 616-262-0923.

For Sale from Site N-310: Shed 6x8 – asking $150 or best offer. Call: 616-915-6217.

For Sale from Site N-350: 1986 Full slide-out Woodland Park Model and Porch. Front kitchen, middle bedroom, rear bunks with 28’ brown porch. Asking: $12,000. Come and see it. Call John at 616-896-9371.

For Sale - Site N-384 - Phase 4: Large Site “Turn Key” 2000 Dutch Park, A/C. Queen Master suite. Gas stove, micro, full fridge, gorgeous oak cabinets. Queen sofa bed LR. A/C porch 10x25 all season, screened, carpeted, blinds. Large 12x18 “Amish” garage, lots of storage room, loft. 2004 EZGO “Lifted” 4 seat gas golf cart. Stone Driveway, brick flower bed, sidewalk & patio, portable fire kettle, patio set w umbrella, gas grill. Centrally located to indoor pool, soccer field, Splash Park, beach, adult center, golf, & cc NO GRASS TO MOW! All dues paid for 2015. Asking $62,900 OBO. For more information call Doris 734-679-9086 or Frank 248-345-0176.

Free from Site K-296: 8x8 Wooden Shed, wired for electric. Good condition. Free for hauling it away. Contact Marian Larson at 616-292-8606.

For Sale – Site K-316, Phase 5: WATERFRONT 1997 Canterbury trailer with boat stake & dock. Glassed in porch, pavers front and back, 2 golf carts & cart shelter, tool shed. 1 bedroom with queen bed & 2 sleeper sofas, central air & heat, 3 ceiling fans, 3 TVs, microwave, coffee maker. Move in ready. Must see. Asking $115,900. (517) 272-7810.

For Sale - Site-K-387: 2001 Trophy, Lakeview. Queen fold down sofa on the porch, full size fold down in living room, electronic ignition for water heater, roller shades on porch. 8x8 shed and golf cart shelter with two golf carts, 2009; new porch, roof, residential sky-lite, shingles are 25 year 2/copper for mold, new railing. New batteries (2015) for the green cart. Boat stake available w/access to the lake. Asking: $67,900. Call: 616-644-3735 for appointment.

For Sale – Site K-465: Quailridge in very good condition with a view of the lake. One bedroom. Very clean with newer carpet, vinyl floors and roof. A large brick paved patio with built in firepit. Electric golf cart included. A must see! Asking $49,900. Call Sandy Pines Sales Office at 616-862-5971 or 734-320-2650.

For Sale – Site D-27: Dutch Park Model, one bedroom with 3-season porch. Sleeps eight comfortably. Boat stake, dock, 20’ pontoon, two EZ Go Gas Golf Carts, New laminate wood floor, new patio beach side and garage. 2015 Dues are paid. Must see to appreciate – move in ready. Asking: $122,000. Call: 269-806-8367.

For Sale - Site D-57: 2007 Kropf Island Series with double loft. Installed in 2008.

Fully insulated Jamestown Patio porch with custom blinds and central air throughout. Boat stake located right in front of the site with a roll in dock. The 200 sq. ft. storage building, large deck with canopy, brick walkways, and large patio were all completed in the last couple of years. Great view overlooking the lake and sandy beach. Two golf carts included. Located close to the water park and convenience center. Plenty of parking. Excellent condition. More details at site. Price Reduced: $129,900. Offers will be considered. Call: 616-340-2475.

Condo For Sale: 2812 Sandy Pines Dr. New 1,226 sq. ft. ranch condo. Main Floor has open floor plan with kitchen, island, a work station, dinette, great room with fireplace, 4 season sunroom with deck, master bedroom, walk-in closet, main bath, and main floor laundry. Lower level is finished through drywall with a 2nd bedroom, bath, and family room. Extra deep two stall attached garage for your golf cart. All this for $190,000. Please call Linda Hall @ 616-292-4848

Condo For Sale: 2809 Creekside Ct. New 2,188 sq. ft. ranch condo. Main floor has open floor plan with kitchen, pantry, dinette with bay window, great room with fireplace, 4 season sunroom with deck, master bedroom with private bath and walk in closet, 1/2 bath, laundry and study. Lower level is completed with bedroom, bath, and family room. Extra deep 2 stall attached garage for you golf car. All this for $210,000. Please call Linda Hall at 616-292-4848.

If you would like to place a Classified Ad, please e-mail it to [email protected] or call 616-896-8315 (ext. 105). Ads are automatically charged to your account, and cost $15/month. You must notify Kathy Brott when you wish to have your ad removed.

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