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The Grand Valley Ledger £ Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Volume 9, Issue 23 April 1985 Bizarre shooting near Alto
A bizarre shooting incident The rescue personnel fled the Morse Lake Roads. Redlak sta- response. Redlak was wounded near Alto Sunday has left one scene on foot, and Redlak com- tioned himself near a parked car in the feet and was quickly sub- man in the Hospital and Kent madeered the four-wheel drive and began threatening passing dued. County Sheriffs Department of- rescue vehicle. motorists and deputies as they ar- Redlak was admitted to Biif ficials confused as to the reason While enroute. the Life ambu- rived on the scene. Several Blodgett Hospital where he re- for the suspect's actions. At lancereceived wor d from their SherifTs cars soon had the area mained in "good" condition about 3:00 p.m. , unitsfrom Alt o dispatcher that a gun was in- cordoned off and surrounded Tuesday morning. Redlak has Rescue and Life Emergency volved at the destination and that Redlak been charged with 2 counts of Medical Servicesresponded t o a shots had been fired. The ambu- The deputies tried to talk Red- felonious assault, 2 counts of call claiming that a man was hav- lance crew kept their distance lak into surrendering and giving possession of a firearm in the DID YOU KNOW? ing a seizure at a home located at and watched as Redlak pro- up his weapon. Redlak did not commission of a felony, 1 count 6734 Morse Lake Road. Alto. ceeded north up Morse Lake Rd. comply with the deputies' com- of carrying a dangerous weapon The overall grade point average of a Lowell Senkr High School The Alto Rescue Unit was the in an irrational manner. The am- mands and began walking to- with unlawful intent and 1 count student athlete is 2.8? Out of 147 Winter Sport athletes at LHS, 7 first on the scene. The two un- bulance personnelreported tha t ward one of them. The deputies' of unlawful driving away an have maintained a perfect "A" average. 16 a MB + /A" average, 46 a identified rescue personnel were Redlak was doing "doughnuts, issued more verbal commands as auto. Sheriffs Detectives have "IT or higher and 41 a l4C -f " or higher? confronted by a man later iden- 180*s and figure eights " with the Redlak progressed toward the not yet had an opportunity to in- That Loweirs Senior High School Athletic Director. Bob Perry, tified as Eric Richard Redlak, stolen rescue vehicle. Redlak re- unidentified officer, but still he terogate Redlak, and can only is Dean of the West Michigan Athletic Directors, serving in this post 19, aresident o f that address. portedly turned west on 60th failed to acknowledge the com- guess at thereason behin d his ac- over 20 years? Redlak brandished a shotgun and Street then put the truck into a mands. When Redlak was about tions. The commandeered rescue This information has been supplied by the Lowell Citizens for eventually fired one shot in the ditch when he tried to head back 12 yards from the deputy, Red- truck was not damaged in the in- Education. air and another in the general di- east again. lak leveled his gun at him, and cident. rection of therescue personnel . Near the comer of 60th and the deputy fired his shotgun in CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SIDEWALK SALE
The Lowell Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a spring City trash pick-up is explained sidewalk sale with eleven Lowell merchants participating. The mer- This time of year, there are Large barrels or improper con- equipment is being discarded. up companies and active land- chants will be selling cle^rapce merchandise at bargain rates on the numerous complaints and in- tainers lead to injuries and in- Large objects such as washers, fills will be mailed to you. sidtwilks Uiis'Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 25,76, 27. quiries at city hall about large ob- crease the cost of therefuse col - dryers, water heaters, sofas, Keeping the community at- You can shop & save at the following stores: Hinckley Drug Store. jects, excessive trash and debris lection services. chairs, etc. will not be picked up tractive is everyone's job. please Heritage Meat Market. Anderson's Family Shoes, Dave Gark being left at the curb and not For those who are pruning and onregular tras h days unless ad- keep rubbish from the curbside, Plumbing and Heating, White Lace Fashions. Carole's Critters. picked up by the refuse com- cleaning in the yard, branches & vance arrangements are made. asrequired b y ordinance, until Cousins* Card & Gift Shoppe. Lambert Variety. Pfaller's River- pany. limbs should be cut to lengths of If you have a special item to be the day before scheduled pick front Clothing. Curtis Cleaners, and Modem Mini-Lab and Cam- It should be noted that the approximately four (4) feet and discarded and its value is ques- ups and please do not place large era. Shoppers arereminded tha t the sidewalk merchandise will be city's contract with the refuse tied in manageable bundles. tionable contact an organization items by the curb unless some- displayed indoors in case of rain. collector, currently D & H Rub- Leaves and other debris should such as Goodwill Industries and one has agreed to pick them up bish, does notrequire the m to re-be bagged. ask if they are interested. If the from that location within 24 GET READY SENIORS! move any debris which is not Garage and basement cleaning object is unquestionably beyond hours. properly bundled, bagged or in a usually leads to additional prob- repair, call City Hall 897-8457 Do you have your bagsready? Ar e you prepared for anything and 30 gallon or less container. lems as worn out or absolete and a list of available, local pick everything on May 24? Wnat does one do on a senior Safari? Well, you'll find out when you board the bus that day! Make sure you keepOn e more opportunity May 24 open on your calendar!
TODAY IS SECRETARIES DAY! / V '• • Is anybody out there? ... Bosses, don't forget your secretary today! All week is Profes- sional Secretaries Week, but Wednesday is the day set aside to rec- ognize the nation's secretaries for their never-ending struggle to keep businesses from the smallest law office to the largest corpora- tions running smoothly. ... Does anybody care? > SANDPAPER THOSE DANCIN* SHOES! Lowell Citizen's Committee Anyone having questions with Dreidger. Hanni Dreidger, Phyl- filled out surveys and attended for Educational Excellence held regards toany aspect of the meet- lis Eckman. Bob Ely, Eleanor an open meeting. It is the hope of Everybody.. and we mean everybody.. .is invited to attend the the first of two CITIZENS ing, please contact the following Green, Wanda Stinchcomb, the Committee that citizen turn- Lowell Schools Athletic Boosters Club Spring Dance. The event NIGHT meetings, on Tuesday. committee members: Jo Ann Joyce Thuston or Mary Wal- out will be as strong. will be held at Deer Run Golf Gub on Saturday. May 4from 8:0 0 April 16. Poor turnout left the Frey. Carol Briggs, Barb kowski. Citizens have ONE MORE p.m. until 1:00 a.m. Cost is $5.00 per person. All proceeds to bene- committee bewildered. Brown. Dick Bryan. Norm Eighty percent of the teachers OPPORTUNITY to show sup- fit Lowell school athletics. Those attending stated that the Byrne, Rosemary Byrne, Amo in the Lowell School District port for a quality school district. small group discussions pro- OFF THE BLOTTER vided an excellent opportunity to give personal input. Because the Kindergarten Round-up I Involved in a minor property damage accident Thursday after- groups were divided into noon. April 18, was Ricky Eickhoff, 25, of Lowell. The vehicle Elementary. Middle and High Plans are nowfinal fo r Lowell there): the Information Night. Those Eickhoff was driving struck a barricade on Main Street near HudsonSchool , plenty of time was avail- Area Schools' annual Kindergar- Alto - Parent/Child Informa- who are unsure of which build- Street. able to attend discussions specif- ten Round-UP and children who tion Night is Wednesday. May I, ing their child will attend are re- A 16 year old juvenile malereportedly faile d to stop at a stop ic to each level. will be five years old on or before at 7:00 p.m. Testing day is quested to call the Superinten- sign, striking and injuring a 13 year old bicyclist in the Bushnell Chairman of the Committee, December I, 1985. are eligible Wednesday, May 8. . dent's Office (897-8415) for that School parking lot. The accident occurred in the afternoon, April Jo Ann Frey, gave a short presen- to attend kindergarten next Sep- Bushnell - Parent/Child Infor- information. 16. The cyclist was treated andreleased fro m Butterworth Hospital. tation on what is happening tember. mation Night is Monday, April ".1? Maia Driedger. 17, of Lowell, struck a parked car on N. Hudson across the nation concerning Ex- Each of Lowell's three 29 at 7:00 p.m. Testing Days are near Foreman Road. Sunday evening, April 21. The parked car was cellence in Education; recom- elementary schools will conduct Thursday, May 9 and Friday, owned by Judy & David Noonon. also of Lowell. There were no in-mendations by Federal and State their own Parent and Child Infor- May 10. juries reported. Committees on Excellence; and mation Night as well as testing Runciman - Parent/Child In- I A car driven by Kurtis Kropf, 17, of Lowell, was struck in the the goals of the Lowell Excel- days. The information night is formation Night is Tuesday, ' rear while stoppedfar liSffi c at Main & Monroe. Friday afternoon. lence Committee. geared to answer the many ques- April 30 at 7:00 p.m. Testing April 19. The other vehicle was driven by Craig Stevens, 20. (^f The survey, completed at the tions that parents have while, at Days are Monday, May 6 and Lowell. There were no injuries. meeting, included citizen's rec- the same time, providing the pro- Tuesday, May 7. Arrested early Wednesday morning, April 17, for disorderly & omendations for priorities on spective students with an oppor- Parents will also sign up for STOP hindering & opposing a police officer was Donald Holstine. 32. of educational issues. The survey tunity to become better ac- definite times for testing during FOR THE Lowell. He was wanted on a criminal bench warrant for failure to also gave citizen's an opportu- quainted with school surround- appear in court issued by a District Court in Hart. MI. nity to choose what educational ings. PRECISION & FASHION WHITE A juvenile male, age 16. from Ada. was released to the custody oimprovementf s they would be Information that parents need HAIRSTYLING - For both his parents pending Probate Court action on a charge of felonious willing to support through fund- for Round-Up include both the men and women. Man*s World assault in connection with an incident in Lowell. Saturday evening. ing. child's birth certificate and im- Hairstyllng. Phone 897-8102. April 20. If citizens were unable to at- munization records. | A car stolen from aresidence i n Lowell on Thursday, April 18, tend the first meeting, the second Schedules for all three build- Appointments not always meeting will be held Wednes- ings are as follows (those parents needed at Vanity Hair Fash- continued on back page day, April 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the who were given dates for Runci- ions, Open six days Lowell, UOnWMTECMIWn Middle School Carfetorium. man and Alto will note a change 897-7506. APML 28-MAT 5,1988 Grand VaHcy Ledger - Wednesday April 24, 1985 • Page 2 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1985 • Page 3 HOT LUNCH MENU Coming Events State opens several new ORV trails Obituaries WEEK OF APRIL 29, 1985 must renew their registration be- If you're looking for specially nated specifically for ORV use. EVERY SATURDAY 27. sponsored by the Moose. KEEN AGERS (Senior Citi- fore hitting the trails this spring. The Lcdgtr's criteria for run- FuneraT Home. Rev Jack ments by Roth-Gent Funeral created trails to try out your Off- All maps specify whether road dianapolis, IN. Survived by NIGHT: Teen Dance, spon- Members & guests invited. zens)meet Wednesday, May AlTORV's operated in Michigan ning obituary notices is to glean Richards of Ada Congregational Home. Lowell. Road vehicle (ORV) this year, licensing and/or ORV registra- wife. Delia; and son. William; MONDAY sored by Teen's United, at 1 at the Vergennes United must be registerrd unless oper- from the Grand Rapids Press Church officiating Interment you can expect some pleasant tion is necessary. and state forest sister, Grace and husband Her- the Lowell American Legion ated exclusively on lands owned obituaries that contain de- Ada Cemetery LAMBERT - Mrs Geraldine Ravioli or Lasagna, cote slaw, french bread w/honey OUA-KE-Z1K Methodist Church at 10:00 surprises. campgrounds are shown too. bert Wampner of San Carlos, or controlled by the vehicle ceased persons or relatives of Belliel Lambert, aged 57, wife butter, chilled ftuit or jello, milk Roller Rink. 10:30 P.M. to SPORTSMAN'S CLUB for coffee and rolls, then a First of all. ORV owners The trail guide and the miles CA; nieces and nephews He was owner, or operated exclusively the deceased from Lowell. VANDER VEEN - Mrs Mane of Ben Lambert of Comstock 12:30 A.M. $1.50 per person. meets every 2nd and 4th sing-a-long program by should know about the Michigan of new trails being introduced a Master Engraver, and a former TUESDAY in special events. Ada. Saranac and Alto. Should VanderVcen. aged 86. of Park, passed away Monday Tennis shoes or socks! Ages Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Carole Kerr and Evelyn Grots Country Cycle Trails this year are just two projects partner in Rose Engraving Co. Previously registered owners you know of an obituary that Wyoming, passed away Tues- morning in Kent Community Cheeseburgers or barbeque on a bun or piu, tossed 13 to 19. Information on Tichelaar. Francis Kropf guide published annually by the funded by ORV registration According to his wishes, his dub building at 11400 Fore- can simply enclose a check for would be of interest to our day, Apnl 16. 1985 She was a Hospital. Besides her husband salad w/dressing, buttered corn or mixed vegetables Michigan Department of Natural monies. The registration, purch- body has been donated to Michi- Dance or joining Teens man Road. Lowell. playing the Harmonica • Ev- $9 with the renewal forms they readers, but is not listed in the Resources (DNR). This free ased for a three-year period, will charter member of the Buriin- gan Slate University College of Mrs Lambert is survived by her fruit or pudding, cookies or ban. milk United call 897-8238. eryone welcome. received by mail. Press, please give us a call at game Congregational United three sons. John and Marsha Bel- guide points the way to more expire on April 30, and ORV Human Medicine for Research. WEDNESDAY THE LOWELL AREA ARTS 897-9261. There is no charge than 1300 miles of trails desig- owners should be aware that they Church of Christ She is survived Memonal contributions may be liel of Lowell. Michael and THE LOWEU AREA COUNCIL will sponsor a per- for obituarv notices in the by her husband. William, her Theodore Belliel both of Com- Oven fried chicken or swiss steak, mashed potatoes or made to Lowell First United SCHOOLS ATHLETIC formance by Boarshead: Ledger son Robert and wife Jeannette of Methodist Church in his mem- stock Park; three daughters, rice and gravy, steamed green beans or carrots, hill BOOSTERS: meet the 1st Ada; two grandchildren. Eric Mrs Philip (Jean K.) Van Michigan Public Theater of ory. billy rolls or bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk MC CAUL - James W McCaul VanderVcen and Michelle Mon Suilichem of Grand Rapids, Mon. of each month at 7:30 in "The Michigan Play". Friday. Sr., aged 74. passed away Tues- ticello; two great-grandchildren; VAUGHAN - Mable L. Vau- Mrs Steven (Lois A) Parker of THURSDAY the K-Quad of the High May 3. at 8:00 p.m., at Lowell day. He is survived by his wife. one sister. Jennie Boelema of ghan. aged 88, of 109 Brenda Comstock Park, Mrs Martin Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese, carrot sticks or School. Middle School, 12675 Fore- NEW Ann; his children. Mrs Mae Grand Rapids, one brother. Street. LoweU. passed away (Jacqueline) Eden of Sand Lake; salad, assorted fruits or friiit crisp, milk man Road. Lowell. Tickets Stanard. Mrs. Brvan (Nancy) Joseph Kaster of Walker; nieces Saturday. She is survived by her eight grandchildren; her parents, LOWELL UNITED available at the door, or call FRIDAY Swan all of Ada. Mr. James and nephews Services were held sons. Leroy, Harry Jr. both of Mr and Mrs. Theodore Scheidel METHODIST PRE- 897-8545. BREAKFAST (Ann) McCaul of Cedar Spnngs. Fnday morning at Kuiper Fun- Lowell. William of Lansing; of Comstock Park; one brother. Grilled cheese sandwiches or hot dogs, potato chips SCHOOL: Currently the McDonald's Mr Thomas (Peggy) McCaul; McDonald's eral Home. Rev. David Lee daughter. Gladys Thelen of Lewis Scheidel; two sisters. and pickles, soup or salad or baked beans, choice of Lowell United Methodist Pre- RUMMAGE SALE AND • In sisters. Mrs Mae Herbstieth Smith officiating Interment Lowell; brother John Remington Mrs. Richard (Dorothy) Belliel. I TM HOURS fresh or canned fruits, milk school is taking registration CAR WASH at the First both of Grand Rapids, and Mrs Georgetown Township Cemet- of Geveland. OH; 12 grandchil- Mrs. Peter (Lois) VanderMeer for the 1985/86 school year. United Methodist Church, Pearl Farm of Allendale; 18 ery dren and 11 great-grandchildren. all of Comstock Park; many Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary o Call the Church Office at 621 E. Main, Lowell. Satur- grandchildren. 11 great-grand- DRIFTMEYER - Hugh Mass of Chnstian Bunal was nieces and nephews. Funeral 7S(, Middle and Senior High 80<. STARTING MAY 1st children; also several nieces and Driftmeyer passed away Apnl Tuesday at Saint Mary's Catho- Mass was offered Wednesday in 897-5936 for registration in- day, April 27th from 10:00 - nephews Funeral Services were 14. 1985 at the Lowell Medical lic Church. Lowell. Interment Holy Trinity Church. Interment formation. Mon./Wed./Fri. 3:00. Bargains galore, get held Fridav at O'Bnen-Gerst Care Center. He was bom in In- Oak wood Cemetery. Arrange- Holy Trinity Cemetery. morning/afternoon sessions your car washed while you for Pre-Kindergarteners. shop. Sponsored by the Tues./Thurs. morning/after- United Methodist Youth Fel- 6:00 A.M. -10:30 A.M. (Weekdays) CPR Training Offered noon sessions for preschool- lowship. ers three years of age by 8:00 A.M. -11:00 A.M. (Sundays) September 1,1985. MEUERS COMMUNITY Isn't it time you learn CPR in evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 PARTY Wednesday. May 8 case a medical emergency p.m. Dr. James Carl will serve as I COMMODfTIES WILL BE at 6:30 P.M. at the Vergen- Ouchless strikes? Your efforts could mean guest lecturer There is a $3.00 1300 W. Main Street, Lowell DISTRIBUTED from 10:00 nes United Methodist the difference between life and charge to cover the cost of mate death rials. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Low- Church, comer of Bailey and ell Moose Club on Thursday. Pamell. $3.00 Donation. Metropolitan Hospital. 1919 Medical emergencies that may FIVE BREAKFAST Boston S.E.. will conduct a require CPR include: heart at April 25th. 1985. Fun, games, prizes and din- Auto Loans ners. Reservations neces- three-session Cardiopulmonary tacks, electrocution, drowning, Resuscitation (CPR) Class be- suffocation, drug overdose, or DANCE TO THE SO s BAND sary. Call E.McPherson 897- ENTREES UNDER $1.00 ginning Wednesday. May 1st. auto accidents with Russ Nash and his 7110 The class will meet at the hospi- Advance registration is re Ramblers. Saturday. April tal on consecutive Wednesday quired. For further information or to register, call 247-7225 T urn to HEALTH LAST DAY OF By PATTON Dr. Paul Gauthier AGENCY, INC Dr. Jim Lang REGISTRATION 835 W. Main St.. Lowell, Michigan (616) 897-9253 SCHOOL Lead Poisoning in Children: Parents Beware Lead poisoning in children is fortunately not very common. It is, Qaraid Patten however, something we should all be aware of. and also something ELECTION Is your old we should take great pains to avoid. Today we'll discuss the com- clunker falling mon sources of lead poisoning, the symptoms it can cause, how to avoid it. and how to treat it should it be diagnosed in your child. to pieces? Automobile Lead poisoning in children is generally the result of an accident. State Savings It was first described in Australia in 1902 and the source was iden- NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF Bank can mend the tified as the paint on the railing and walls of houses. In the United States, lead poisoning was recognized as a public health hazard in LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS situation with an - Insurance— the 1920's. Although titanium oxide replaced lead in interior paint ouchless install- by about 1940, lead oxide paint continues to be a source of lead KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, MICHIGAN ment loan that puts ij Hastings Mutual poisoning because of its presence in the deteriorating houses built you back in the prior to World War II. Ttli Insurance Company Lead can be absorbed from air through the respiratory tract. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: driver's seat in no time! We're only sdent until you need us Animportant source of air lead is auto exhaust fiimes, which all chil- We've got money to lend .(PtA [.(=*= dren should be instructed to avoid. Household dust found in de- for any new or used car teriorating lead-painted houses may become a source of lead Please Take Notice that the Annual School Election of the School Dis- poisoning through the normal hand-to-mouth activities in infants or any other good reason. and young children. Other more common sources of lead poisoning trict will be held on Monday, June 10,1985. Home improvements. Vacations. will be listed at the end of this article. College tuition. We'll even float Lead poisoning is associated with symptoms from its early > stages, but because the complaints of appetite loss, occasional vom- THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE AP- you a loan for a new boat. With The iting. abdominal pain and constipation are seen transiently in child- PROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE quick processing, attractive interest Grand hood illnesses, lead poisoning usually is not suspected. Progressive rates and a payback schedule that symptoms may include speech difficulties, drowsiness, clumsiness TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD and even coma. Many times the child will appear pale due to an as- won't throw a wrench in your budget. sociated anemia. ON MONDAY, JUNE 10,1985, IS MONDAY, MAY 13,1985. PERSONS RE- Stop spinning your wheels. The most important factors in the diagnosis of lead poisoning are GISTERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., ON MONDAY, MAY 13,1985, Call State Savings Bank today! V alley Ledger a high index of suspician of lead poisoning on the part of your doctor and a careful history and investigation to identify the source of lead. ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. The diagnosis can then be confirmed with blood and urine tests. (USPS 453-630) Treatment of symptomatic children is directed at correction of any is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent dehydration or blood abnormality and at preventing any seizure-like Persons planning to register with the respective city or township activity. Certain substances are then infused intravenously to re- II County, $10,00 a year outside the county by the move the lead from the bloodstream. Unless there is severe poison- clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks' offices Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N STATE Your neighborhood bank ing. most children have a full recovery. are open for registration. Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. The following is a list of the more common sources of lead in the for 50 years." ROGER K. BROWN typical American household. Please be aware of the entities as lead sources and attempt to keep childhood exposure to a minimum: This notice is given by order of the Board of Education. SAVINGS EDITOR & PUBLISHER 1) Lead based paint flaking from surfaces or embedded in (616)897-9261 crumbling plaster. Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan 2) Dust and dill. Sandra Nagy 3) Improperly glazed earthenware. Published Every Wednesday iawt loutiKt 4) Automobile exhause fumes. Secretary, Board of Education BANK OWOiTUHITY POSTMASTER: Send address change to The 5) Domestic water suply through lead pipes. Grand Valley Ledger, P.O Box 128, Lowell, M 6) Leaded paint on cribs, toys, pencils, etc. C23 49331 7) Newsprint printed with leadoi ink. 8)Antique American pewter. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1985 - Page 4 jff Happy Awarded Birthday HOMESPUN Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. April 24, 1985 - Page 5 Scholarship In the Service APRIL 24 Donnie Shiffer, DEVOTIONS Navy Ensign Mark M. sioned in his present rank upon John Stencel, Michiel Kropf, Rhoades. son of Fonesi M and completion of Aviation Officer Btrbm Kropf. P»t Kropf. Gwy Marie Rhoades of 3584 Lee Candidate School Goff Road, Saranac. ML was desig- During the 13-week course at APRIL 25 Chris HiWenbnnd by Pauline E. Spray nated a Naval Aviator Presenta- the Naval Air Station Pensacola, APRIL 26 Tim Pf»ff. Ron tion of the "Wings of Gold" PL. Bodtke was prepared for fu- Pawloski. Donnie Btird. MirsJw marked culmination of 18 ture duties and responsibilities as Ray. Casey Brown And He arose, and rebuked once more, we are able to think months of flight training a commissioned officer and to APRIL 27 Fred Oesch the wind, and said unto the sea. clearly and pray intelligemly Rhoade s curriculum included prepare him to enter primary APRIL 28 Liu While. Tercse Fcace, be still. And the wind God assures us He was with us m basic studies in engineering and flight training. Brown ceased, and there was a great the midst of the Mast He never navigation, training flights in During the course, Bodtke re- APRIL 29 Patty Reagan, calm (Marie 4:39). has, He never will forget nor for- simulators, aircraft familianza- ceived general military, Jenny Hoffman, Bryan Roth. Spring brings flowers, sun- sake one of His children He tions. basic and advanced instru- academic, physical fitness and Laura Beth Kropf. Randy Baker, shine, and sudden storms. The cares He understands He sym- ment training, extended naviga- leadership training which in- Mike Desser, K.J. Verino world is bright and beautiful. All pathiies. He protects tion flights and landings aboard cluded navigation, military jus- APRIL 30 Bob Miller, John is calm and peaceful. But in a From these experiences, fel- an aircraft carrier. tice, mathematics and physics. Gabrion, Mary Linton. Carmen few hours time, clouds have low Christians, we learn how to He also received navigation, Roudabush gathered. Then the storm strikes, tmst. If God is piloting our lives. Navy Ensign Barl A. Bodtke. military justice, pre-flight train- unleashing all its fury. Trees He will guide us aright and bring whose wife. Michele, is the ing which centered around Birth bend and break in the wake of the us safely into harbor when "sud daughter of Richard F. and Shir- aerodynamics, sea and land sur- wind's destructive blast. The den storms" strike. Lowell's Fourth ley Kosko of 7269 Thomcrest vival, aviation physiology, and Rich and Amy Curtis are rain comes down in torrents Prayer Heavenly Father, Drive, Ada, ML was commis- basic aircraft engineering proud to annouce the birth of Darkness prevails everywhere Thou wilt guide me safely Steve AntdifT Erin Kathleen, bom April 12, Sudden storms strike in the through the journey of life if | Women's Club 1985, Erin weighed 8 lbs. and lives of Christians-and when we keep my hand in Thine Teach Lowell High School Junior, was 20 inches long. least expect them All is calm me to icmain confident and Steve Antcliff. has been awarded Grandparents are Dick and and peaceful until adversity serene when "sudden storms" Elects Officers a full scholarship from the Barb Curtis. Lowell. Terry and lashes out in all its fury, threaten- strike. I am trusting in Thee ' Annual Spring Amen. The Lowell Women's Club son. Bently Foundation for participa- Kitty Dintaman, Alto. ing us with panic and hysteria. met at Schneider Manor on The Annual Spring Luncheon tion in Operation Bentley at Alb- Great-grandparents are Ruth Even as we try to pray, it seems While life's dark maze I tread. Wednesday afternoon. April 10, will be held in the diningroom o f ion College. Steve qualified for Richmond. Lowell, Paul and God does not hear And griefs around me 1985. the Lowell United Methodist the intensive eight day govern- Elenor Dintaman. Alto, and Bar- However, when the storm has spread. The newly elected officers Church on May 8th, 1985 at ment study program after a bara Green, Hessell, Ml. ceased and everything is quiet Be Thou my Guide are: President - Priscilla 12:00 Noon. The program for the highly competitive selection pro- Ray Palmer Lussmeyer. 1st Vice-President - day is: "Look Your Best Every cess. He has already studied Clearance!!! Jenet Bovee. 2nd Vice-President Day " with Casual Comers Con- local and state government with Cast Selected For - Betty Yeiter. Secretary - June cept. a complete guide to war- the Close Up program, and he is Wittenbach, Treasurer - Emma drobing • A formula that will keenly interested in citizen in- Herron, Directors - Joan Beebe. work for you. volvement in the democratic pro- Mary Harding. Ellura McPher- cess. "Tom Sawyer"
Mark Twain's immortal book Thursday, Friday & Saturday Michael Page, Director of the caught him eating all of the jam Children's Theatre of the Grand about a country boy's escapades in the jam closet. So she "sets" Rapids Civic Threatre. had his in the 1840's has several adapta- him to work white-washing the Accounting and auditing work cut out for him when over tions for stage. Having read most fence. And the fun begins! 180 auditioners turned out in of them, Page settled on Char- You'll meet Becky Thatcher, the Tax —corporate, March for 'The Adventures of lotte Chorpenning's adaptation object of Tom's affections. Muff April 25th - 26th - 27th Tom Sawyer" being presented and mede some of his own edits Potter, Ma drunken old rip" and a partnership and May 2 through May 5. Of those, to give the play more variety, in- Large great friend to the boys, the out- 160 were young people from enough to individual corporating scenes from the cast. Injun Joe. and many more whom Page had to select for 17 book this author left out. of the characters that make this provide full serv- Computerized general roles. As if three days of audi- The story takes place in St. story come to life. ice. Small enough ledger and financial tions aren't enough, this job Petersburg. Missouri. It*s Satur- We welcome to Civic Theatre Save At The Following Stores ... to assure individual needed three additional days of day and Tom would be off fish- Kevin Breay as Tom Sawyer and attention. statements callbacks before Page was able ing with Huck Finn and Joe Matt Schaab as Huck Finn; both to select his cast of thirty-three. Harper if Aunt Polly hadn't are twelve-year olds making 835 W. Main St. Ph. 897-8508 Lowell their debut in theatre No stran- gers to theatre are eleven-year Hinkley Heritage Anderson's i olds Susan Burton, cast as Becky Thatchcr. having appeared in 1 Drug Store Meat Market Family Shoes | CTs "Annie" as well as Circle Productions, and Brian Mas- ' 219 E. Main St., 897-6818 1400 W. Main St., 897-7049 209 E. Main St., 897-5611 ( ATTEND SERVICES selink, cast as Joe Harper, las! i ' seen in this season's "Peter Pan." Page has cast well-known per- ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNITY formers in the adult roles: Marii ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH Childs. cast as Aunt Polly, is re- 10501 Settlewood Ph. 897-7185 REFORMED CHURC:: Lincoln Lake Ave. and Three Mile Rd. REFORMED CHURCH membered for her role as Ethel in Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 7152 BradMd St.. S.E. 676-1696 7227 Thomappla Rrver Dr. 676-1032 n Lowell 897-5648 Dave Clark • Carole's i Gary White Lace Worship Service 11:00AM. "On Golden Pond Sunday School 10:00 A.M. REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Evening Service 600 P.M. Meyer, last seen in "Oliver" will Momtng Worship 11:10 AM. Mormng Worship 9:30 AM. Morning Worship 1000 A.M. Prayer and Bible Study-7:30 P.M Wednesdays play Injun Joe. Walt Kladder. Family Bible Hour 7:00 P.M. SundaySchool 11:00AM. SundaySchool 1120A.M. i Plumbing & Heating Fashions Critters j GLENN H. MARKS Wednesday Ministries 7:00 P.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship 600 P.M. who has done many roles for CT, Foreman Road God's Wordto Dail y Life WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS is cast as Muff Potter ' 206 E. Main St., 897-5577 / 897-9110 I 309 E. Main St., 897-7534 219 W. Main St., 897-7577 and gSb's Loveto Hurtin g Lives' COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Other member^he cast arc CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Dougall Beaton,Ufcli Bonge. Richard Campbell. Ted Dunn. • Janice Geary. Fred Gibbons. RRST BAPTIST CHURCH CALVARY CHRISTIAN BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Dryden Murck. Joe Newtson. REFORMED CHURCH OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL Steve Peterson. Dan Van't Ker- Comer of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS Cousins' Lambert Pfaller's 1 OF LOWELL 201 North Washington Skeet khoff. Eileen Van't Kerkhoff. Sunday School 10:00 A M Mormng Worship 9:50 AM. mi West Mam Street - 897-8841 REV WILLIAM F HURT and Gloria Van Westenbrugge Mormng Worship 11:00 AM (Broadcast 10 AM. WMAX 1470) REV RICHARD VANDEKIEFT Church School 10:00 A.M. The you people are Erik Baiers. Jr -Sr High Young People 6:30 P M. Card &; Gift Shoppe Variety Riverfront Clothing 1 SundaySchool 11:15AM Worship Seonce 10 A.M. 4 6 P.M. Moming Worship 11:00A.M. Evening Worship 700 P.M. Evening Service 6 DO P.M. Amy Danles, Nate Diednch SundaySchool 11:15 A.M. Evening Service 6:00 P.M, Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM Wednesday Service 7:30 P M. Paul Dreher. Kori Foster, Rachw | 1 223 W. Main St., 897-5000 123 W. Main St., 897-9918 103 E. Main St., 897-6411 Supervaed Nursery During Al Servieet Wetkiesday Mid-Weak Service % REV GEORGE LOGON Gottlieb. Bob Hanscum. Lisa Jr. Teens, Adults 7:00 P.M, 868-6403 or 868-6912 Honholt, Susan Jacobs. Bill Nursaiy-Come » Worship WHh Ua Konsoer, Sunny Lombardo, Kara McDonald, and Nicole RRST CONGREGATIONAL , GOOD SHEPHERD WHTTNEYVILLE CHURCH Ritsema. CHURCH OF LOWELL RRST UNITED METHODIST LUTHERAN CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Assistant Director is Man ' \ Curtis Modern v.'XvI*.// 1 (Member United Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL UNDENOMINATIONAL Kioski, Set Designer is Susan North Hudson at Spnng St.. Lowell 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 Comer ol Segwun & Grand River 4935 Whitneyvi«eRd Ada 49301 Hinkle, Techical Director is Jim 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS Morning Worship 11:00A.M. Sunday Mom Worship S«vice 10:00 A.M. Chervenka, and Costume Desig Mini Lab & Camera ^ REV OAVfOHAGENS Mormng WorsNp 900 AM.. 10:45 AM.. Cleaners Sunday School & Adult BlUe Class 9 45AM SundaySchool 11:00 A. M ner is Alene Brittain. f/ In Case Of 1 Mormng Worship 10:00 A.M. Church School 9:30 to 10:30 AM. -/ • A JOSEPH FREMER, PASTOR Sunday Evening SatviM 6:00 P.M. Church School 1000A.M REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Demand for tickets has teadw ! 1414 W. Main St., 897-9809 106 W. Main St., 8975606 * i 897-8307 Wed Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P M. (Chbbery & Nursery Provided) Nursery available at both services a hold-over production on Mon-^ Challenger's Youto Group Wed 730 P.M. day, May 6 at 7:00 p m. Other- PASTOR JAMES QROENOYK /Bad Weather I wise. there is limited sealing tor A f Thursday, May 2. and Fnday. ST. MARY S RRST BAPTIST CHURCH May 3 both at 7:00 p.m. for tne (fg SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL Lower and Upper Balcony Sale WUl Be (Umted Church of Chnst) 402 N . Amity 2275 West Man Street Old Grange HaM Saturday. May 4, at 11:00 a^m 125 Bndge St.. Saranac. Ml MSGNR JAMES MORAN SundaySchool 9:45 A.M. This Is A Lowell Area 1019 Grand River Ave. and 3:00p.m.. and Sunday. Ma> DIALA-PRAYER-642-9659 NEW HOURS Mormng Worship 11«)A.M Sunday Services 10.30 A.M. 5 at 3:00 p.m. has sorne Mommg Worship 10:00 AM Saturday Mass 5:30 P M. Word ol Lite 530 P M. Wednesday BMe Study 7:00 P.M. available. All tickets are $' ' Held Inside. Sunday School 11 15 A M Sunday Mass 9:00 & 11:00 A.M Evening WorsNp 7:00 P.M. BOB ROUSH. PASTOR THE REV EDWIN MENDENHALL Awana-Wednesday 6:45 P.M. for Main Poor and Lower Bai Chamber of Commerce Project! 897-7489 642-6322 Wednesday Family Hour 7:x P.M cony. Upper Balcony are SI ''A DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 reserve seats, call the Bo* (' ^ open every day at 12 noon sis . WW*' ing April 29 at 459-7146. .. .v.v.v.v.' i* Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1985 - Page 6 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, April 24, 1985 • Page 7 Students Honored Saranac Honor Roll 12th Grade I Oth Grade at Art Exhibit All A's: Matt Batchelor, Dan All A's: Lyn Burton The Grand Valley Ledger's.. Dalton, Debra Fawley. Barbro A*s A B's: Jennifer Berklich, Johansson, Stacy Sachen, Kath- John Clark, Prccia Emmons, leen Seller Lisa Hotchkiss. Liz Kimball, A.i * B't: Donna Boike. Ron Overbeck. Brenda Pipe, Kevin Ckwaer, Don Darby, Bart Kristine Sage, Karen Seiler, Ann Denny, Sieve Forwerck, Laura Tichelaar. Erin Wayman, Eric Frazer, Patsy George, Michelle Weeks Harrington. Colleen Jackson, A's, B's A IC Darcy Benja- Eric Jorgensen, Marie Leson, min. Tammy Beroza, Lisa Bird, Brenda Longwell, Eric Mac- Mark Bullen, Jon DeYoung, Donald, Mark Meyers. Beth Beca Fawley, Ann Mary Haz- Mutschler, Ralph Reagan. Col- zard, Cindie Hoskin, Kim leen Roie, Jill Sage. Becky McCollum, Scott Miller. Laura Schneider, Jill Shoen, Kelly Nash. Steve Simpson, Ramona Weeks, Maria Williams Wright , A's, B's A 1 C: Angie Bums. 9th Grade Tammy Cantu. Sean Coble, Al - All A's: Penny Leslie, Stacie Heffelbowcr, Scott Minard. Jess Longwell, Anne Macfarlane, LISTING 4^ Mutschler, Mike Nystrom. Tracy Yaw Dawn Potter. Steve Scheid, A's & B's: Shaun Barcelow, Maureen Simpson, Robert Slui- Beckie Benz, Ginger Biggs, MAGAZINE ter, Mike VanderLind. Jeff Vid- Missy Bodell, Roni Chadwick. MAoa ean. Peggy Willison, Heather Lara Coombs. Jill Denny. Chris # Features Ceniplete Yaw Gage. Keith Grant. Ron Hale, PREs llth Grade Carmen Mac Donald. John Liftings off Lowell All A's: Linda Champagne, Mileski. Chris Mullins. Joy Pot- »D^ Brenda Clover. Marcia Daven- ter. Jeff Wingard Cable TV Ckannelt port, Brian Hopkins. Krista Kes- A's, B's A 1 C: Tammy Al- key, Stephanie Longwell, Amy bright. Amy Pritchard, Kathy On A Dally Basis. Trisha Stencel. Wendy Allison, Erin Sullivan, JefTTarak McLeod, Christy Melle, Angie Scheid. Jeff Walter Smit 8th Grade A's A B's: Lisa Albright, All A's: Brian Powell e Special Spefts Bruin Anderson, Eric Au- A's A B's: Craig Bauman, Lowell Senior High Art De- -recognize students with crea- gustson. Doug Eddy. Suzette Chantella Brandt. Spencer Listings partment recently had four art tive ability Fluger, susan Geiger, Clark Har- Cooreman. Teresa Cox, Ken students honored at the Region 9 -value the aesthetic quality rington, Trent Haverstick. Kris Davenport, Richard Davis. Michigan Art Education Exhibit evident in student's work Hazzard, Heidi Livingston, Lyn Brent Denny. Stacey Dupont, e Special Daily In the ninth region of the associa- -share student artwork indica- Ren wick, Russ Tiejema. Bill Tiffany Freeman. Amy Gould. tion more than fifty members tive of good art education with Walker Scott Hefron. Bobbie Kietzman. were encouraged to submit their the public A's, B's A 1 C: Janet For- Mark Lichte, Stacie Nead. Movie Listings students pieces for the Regional -encourage the appreciation werck . Heather Freeman, Rhonda Newcombe. Andrea Show The selected pieces of art and understanding of creative ar- Michelle Gravelin. Ron Salka. Kyle Thompson. Sarah were displayed at The Mutual tistic achievement Kietzman, Bob Lake, Blaine Tiejema. Becky VanVleck e Listings Coincide Home Building in Grand Rapids. Lowell's four students will Lowetz, Terry Smith, Jayne Tal- A's, B's A 1 C: Chris Ander- From the Western Michigan again be honored at Western cott son. Jamie Snyder WMi Numbers On region the artworks were taken to Michigan University on May Lansing for a state-wide selec- I Oth as well as receive a special Year Tuner tion process. All of Mrs. Robin invitation to spend the weekend White's art students will go on to on campus, and participate in State Police To the Slate Show which will be on special art workshops with other e Complete A display at Western Michigan talented students from across the University beginning the tenth of state. lasy To Use May during the Michigan Youth Lowell's gifted students that Hold Auction Arts Festival While at Western, deserve recognition are: Wendy the students work will again go Allison, grade 12, daughter of The Michigan State Police cameras are among the hundreds through a jurying process for a Bliss and Janet Allison, will hold its annual Spring Au- of items offered for sale. WKZO Kalamazoo, Mi O d) state-wide traveling exhibit of Clarksville: Trisha Stencel, tion Thursday, May 2 at the Na- Bring a sack lunch and spend WUHQ Bottle Creek, Mi O Mt) WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml O (t# exceptional student artwork for grade 12, daughter of Tony and tional Guard Armory, 2500 S. the day-the auction ends when WLNS Lansing, Ml O 3) Washington in Lansing begin- one calendar year. Connie Stencel, Lowell; Erin the last item is sold. Terms are WFSL Lansing, Mi Oft?) The "Youth Arts Festival" of- Sullivan, grade 11, daughter of ning at 9:00 a.m. For those inter- cash and the items must be re- WOTV Grand Rapids, Ml O GD fers the Michigan Art Education Patric and Marilyn Sullivan. ested in gold and jewelry, more moved the day of the sale. WILX Jockson, Ml CD (til Association an opportunity to Ada; Jeff Tarak. grade 1L son of than 100 rings with various Last fall's auction grossed WGVC Allendale, Ml Q OS stones will be sold to the highest WKAR E Lansing. Ml O (29 present outstanding works of James and Sherry Tarak. Ada. over $27,000 for the state treas- WZZM Grand Rapids, Ml Q) (1) Michigan students. The MAEA Congratulations art students bidder. Tools. microwave ury. Items being offered are HBO Home Box Office Q Ihbo) Council has endorsed this activ- on your statewide artistic excel- ovens, a large quantity of bicy- either lost or recovered property WTBS Atlanta, GA CD IMAXII ity and considers it both a lence! cles. 236 rifles and shotguns, or have been forfeited to the CINEMAX Gnomax CD USA USA Notwock 9 phviledge and responsibility to: motor bikes,fishing poles , tele- State under the Narcotics Forfei- DISNEY Disney Channel ® CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY. APRIL visions, radios, stereos, and ture Act. CBN CBN Cable Netwrk ® WGN Chicago, IL ® ESPN Sports Network © THRU THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1985 It's surprisingly easy to attract When was the last time you ate CNN Coble News Ntwrk fS NICK/ARTS rStCiMi, L.l WFOCOWWI. i — I Ck* hummingbirds to most yards seaweed? Probably yesterday. am t-MlU 11 I.I IXtJULt.MH 111 f,M tttt ttl Patty Dike ku retanH to prime-time televUion and fton as Madame J ilia Maatfield, the first female presideat of the Uml ted and gardens, says National According to National States, latheaew sitcom "Hail to the Chief." The series airs Taesday, April 31 on ABC. Wildlife magazine. Planting Wildlifes Ranger Rkk red flowers, or hanging red- magazine, seaweed that's been colored vials of sugar water are heated, dried and ground to a Lowell Area Schools particularly enticing to hum- powder is commonly used in mingbirds, which are in con- making ice cream, bread, salad Cordially Invites stant search for energizing dressing, chocolate milk, pas- the Community flower nectar and tiny insects. tries, and milkshakes. Get Ready For... to a We're your summertime headquarters 0 SBII-LflM) QMffT Retirement Reception to Honor ^ POOLS 127' Dirk Venemo £000 PRICfi and ISC' umE oowh John Gabrion £^sy rtms PHOWC Sunday, May 19, 1985 it- 2:00 until 5:00 P.M. COOLERS at the Open Wednesdays 'til 9:00 P.M. Lowell Middle School frAAMD AlVfA if LAWN Cafetorium chair8 Everyone is Welcome Msuvrs wowrcALm (U-Viorvw. 123 W MAIN. LOWELL. Ml 49331 e PH 897-9918 Mon 8«t £4R*mac WHE YOUR HOMETOWN DME STORE MKTM YOUR VARIETY Of NEEDS9». m 8pm
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Gerald Gordon, News/Sports/Woather i^ufde' involving the seamier iide Woman in Joss Cotvo. Rot '4 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, April 24, 1985 • Page 17 Grand Valky Ledger - Wednesday. April 24, 1985 • Page 16 "OUTDOORS" ed Arrow girls track team opens their 1985 season Lowell Girl's Track team 440 and a second in the long 220 - 2nd Pam Slerzick, 3rd mained undefeated in the mile ing: Shot Put - 1st Leigh Ran- 880 - 1st Lori Esch, 2nd Kim Mystery Kitchen Tour its *85 season with a 47- jump. vWth Jack Flesner Cindy Dumas; 2 Mile-1st Tmdy and two mile. She was also a burger, 3rd Kathy Rupp; Discus Cridler; 330 Hurdles - 1st Shawn [loss to East Grand Rapids Those from Lowell placing Ac lasi? This Saturday, Apnl bread") circles on sheet and bake until brick wall arc the built-in oven Watson, 3rd Linda Watkins. member of the winning 2 mile - 1st Leigh Ranburger, 2nd Barton, 3rd Sheila Kazemier; came back on Thursday were; Shot Put - 2nd Leigh Ran- 27. the Mystery Kithcn Tour, 5-6 c. whole wheat flour puffed and brown, about 5 mi- and microwave. A food pantry is Lowell had 14 first places in relay. Leigh Ranburger was a Michelle Dowling, 3rd Sandra 220 - I si Pam Slerzick, 2nd Fishing is the hot news right now All areas locally are excellent defcatcd Noithview 97-2/3 burger, 3rd Michelle Dowling; sponsored by the Lowell 1 envelope active dry yeast nutes To use, cut a strip off the convenient to the preparation its meet at Northview. Freshman double winer in the shot put and Robinson; High Jump - 1st Leigh Ranburger; 2 Mile - 1st for those species which are now legal The sucker run on the Grand 1/3. Discus - 1st Leigh Ranburger, Women's Club, will happen 2 t. salt top and pull pocket open. Makes area. Tiny white flowers on red Pam Slerzick was a four time discus. She also took third in the Sheila Kazemier, 2nd-Tie De- Tmdy Watson, 3rd Brown; Mile is in full swing with many full stringers noted this past weekend. Watson was a double 2nd Kathy Rupp; High Jump - Start at the Schneider Manor 2 c. very warm water 12. wall fabric set off oak cupboards winner Slerzick won the 100 long jump and 2nd in the 200 nise Southland. Rachael Karr, Relay - 1st Heather McKinnon, Beautiful summer like weather and bright sun is raising water tem- over East She ran the 1st Cathy Kazemier; Long Jump Hospitality Room for coffee and Sift 2 c. flour, yeast and salt A rural, attractively land- and bnck vinyl floor A collec- meter dash. 200 meter dash and dash. Cathy Kazemier is still un- Long Jump - 1st Tonya Phillips, Shawn Barton, Lori Esch. Tonya peratures rapidly in area lakes and the panfish have sprung to activ- in 6:17 and the two mile in • 2nd Tonya Phillips. 3rd Leigh Danish; pick up your packet, and into large bowl; gradually stir in scaped brick colonial ranch, nine tion of cookbooks, white slatted both the 200M relay and defeated in dual meets. She took 3rd Leigh Ranburger; 2 mile Phillips ity accordingly. Excellent catches of big Bluegills and Crappie .Leigh Ranburger had nine Ranburger; 110 Hurdles - 3rd head for the kitchens, between water, beat until smooth Add 3/ years old, lies at the end of a ironstone, copper and iron uten- 800M relay. Tmdy Watson re- Ist in the high jump Those plac- Relay - 1st Trudy Watson. Kim (Specks) have been the rule rather than the exception Although, as for Lowell taking a first in Cindy Dumas; Mile - 1st Tmdy 10:00 a.m. and l:00p m. All the 4 c. flour, heat again. Add paved, winding lane. Enter the sils are attractively displayed. Cridler, Missy Brown. Lori Rats are tough. How tough? of this writing. I have not heard much from the smell dippers. I discus, second in shot put, Watson; 440 - l« Tonya Phil- information you need will be in enough flour to make a stiff foyer with antique gas lights and The coffee bar overlooks an Esch; 100 yard Hurdles - 3rd According to IntematiotuU know they arc going to start and probably peak within the next third in the long jump, lipt; 880 - 3rd Lori Esch; 330 LEGAL NOTICES the packet, plus a nice new cook- dough andheat well. Tum out on grandfather clock, then through atrium (greenhouse) dining room Sheila Kazemier, 100 - 1st Pam Wildlife magazine, rats can: iya Phillips had a first in the Hurdles - 2nd Shawn Barton; book wntten by members and floured board and knead until the living room with valuted ceil- with white brick walls and week. STATE OF MICHIGAN Slerzick, 2nd Denise Southland; plummet five stories to the Most area lakes arc producing limits of Gills and Specks The SOLICITATION Of BIDS friends of the Lowell Women's smooth and elastic. Place dough ing, brick fireplace and pegged stained glass comer cupboard, County of Kant 880 Relay - 1st Pam Slerzick, ground and scurry off un- Probate Court Club The tour will finish at Ver- in oiled bowl, let rise until dou- hardwood floor. An eclectic from which can be seen the Gills have moved into shallow water. 3-4 feet deep which requires a Tht Kent County Purchasing Denise Southland, Tonya Phil- harmed; swim half a mile and delicate approach and long casts. Wax. leaf and red worms, along JWEWILE DIVISION Departaent la aollcltlnq gennes United Methodist Church bled in bulk, about I hour Punch mixture of antiques, collections woods and landscaped yard and bida for tha itaa(a) llatad lips. Cindy Dumas; Mile - Isl tread water for three days; wig- with more refreshments and a down and let rest 30 minutes, and art is beautifully displayed pool. with wigglers are consistent producers Good Perch are being taken LOWELL TOWNSHIP TO: Genie PBCUES balow. Detailed apacifica- Trudy Watson, 2nd Brown; 440 gfe through a hole no larger tiona are available at the on some lakes, fishing just off bottom with small minnows, In ihe Natter Of: Deana R. look-see at their new kitchen covered with damp towel. Di- The beamed kitchen features a Tickets are still available by Purchaainq Office Rooti 227, Relay - 1st Pam Slerzick, Kathy than a quarter; and even sur- PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECEIPT and D Nic PBCUES The tour package includes re- vide into 12 pieces and shape center butcher-block island calling 897-5331, 897-5223, or wigglers or leaf worms in 8-12 feet of water The Specks, likewise, County Adainletrat ion Peterson, Denise Southland, vive beingflushed dow n a toilet freshments are usually in water 10-12 feet deep. Small minnows here are by far OF A SPECIAL USE APPLICATION Hearing: Nay 21, 1985, at Building, >00 Monroe Ave., into balls. On a floured board, which contains a dropleaf for by asking Marj Harding at the 4:00 p.m. N.W., Grand Rapida, Ml Cindy Dumas; 440 - 2nd Tonya as well as enter buildings by the Today's sample recipe is for roll each ball into a 6-inch circle. extra space, built-in stove and Lowell State Savings Bank. Do- the best. Steadily warming water will make them more active and 49*0). The bida will be Phillips, 3rd Heather McKinnon; same route. Lorraine King's Whole Wheat small jigs and lures will work well then TO: James PATRICK(S) publicly opened in the Place cookie sheet in oven, pre- vegetable sink. Overhead, herbs nation is $7.50 proceeds to to PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Lowell Township Purchaainq Office at the Pita Bread (the popular "pocket Trout season opens this coming Saturday and all local streams In It* Natter Of: Natasha, heat to 450 degrees Place dough and baby's breath dry In the scholarships for Lowell High Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Timothy and Ttiata H0YE tiae deaiqnated below. The School students. should, barring heavy rains, be in good condition. County reaervea the riqht to ? Northeast Gravel Company's request to continue Hearing: Nay 29, 1985 at accept or reject any or all Quite a good number of Walleyes arc being taken, along with the 4:00 p.m. bids aa it deeaa to be in Suckers on the Grand and I would like to caution you that the season operating a gravel pit in Section Five of Lowell ita beat intereata. > on Northerns and Walleyes does not open until May 15. Township. Said hearing wil be held on A neglect teiporary wardship Off-Road Vehicle Registrations Expire April 30 petition has been filed in Bid fort Commercial Truck The Bullhead, in my opinion, arc among the finest eating of all To be received by the above matter. A hearing Chaaaia. our fish. They should be biting quite well on all area lakes Night- Thurs. , 4-2S-8S et 10:00 on the petition will be a.a. crawlers fished on the bottom, in the shallows after dark, probably MONDAY, APRIL 29,1985 at 8:00 P.M. conducted by the court on If you're one of thousands of Department of Natural Re- can't continue as planned. form you received in the mail will account for the most, although they will bite on anything. the date and time stated Bid for: Microcoaputer-Juv. Come Dance Michigan residents planning to sources (DNR). the tendency to The cost for three-year regis- with your check for $9. New above in Kent County Ct. be received by Tuea. Pieces of hot dogs, chicken skin, minnows- alive or dead, and a take advantage of the more than wait until the last moment causes tration is just S9 (or S3 per year) owners must take proof of own- at the Township Hall, 2910 Alden Nash, SE. Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar 4-30-83 at 10:00 a.m. with... myriad of other baits, work quite well. A #4 Carlisle, long shank NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 2.(Kin miles of Michigan Off- some big problems for vacation- and the money from those regis- ership and proof of paid sales tax RICHARD PLATTE hook should be used with the barb bent down. Don't slick your It is therefore ordered that Road Vehicle (ORV) trails this ers. trations is earmarked for new to the nearest Secretary of State COUNTY CONTROLLER finger down their throat to remove your hook. They have the Plans and conditions for such a special use may be you personally appear before RUSS spring, there's one note of cau- "The difficulty arises when trail development, young Office for the transaction strongest jaws of any fish, and their bite is like clamping your fin- the Court at the time and tion you should heed they ve decided to wait to regis- people s safety classes and much 'This kind of registration is viewed at the Township Hall during normal office place stated above. gers in a vice Although delicious when fried or boiled like lobster, As of Apnl 30. 1985. the prior ter until they plan to use the vehi- more In addition, the registra- much easier to overlook than hours. This hearing may result in a There are now 270 species offi- Ramblers three-year registration expires the Bullhead is disdained by many because of their appearance and tenporary or permanent loss cle on these trails." savm s Webs- tion of your vehicle helps with regular vehicle registration, but cially listed as "endangered" in most have problems cleaning them. Like their cousins, the Catfish, of your rights to the and must be renewed to avoid ter. "Quite often their departure theft protection and vehicle iden- we encourage everyone to take the United States, reports Na- they arc very easy to clean. If you have problems, bring them by the Carol L Wells child(ren). penalties. According to Henry time doesn't coinside with Sec- tification the initiative this month while tional Wildlife magazine. shop and I will gladly show you how. I try to stay abreast of all fish- Lowell Township Clerk Webster. Forest Management retary of State Office hours and The procedure for registration the idea is fresh on their minds." Dated: April 17, 1965 Among these endangered ing within the area. For information call 897-6111 or slop by the Loweli Division Chief of the Michigan they are disappointed tofind the y renewal is easy - just mail the Webster concludes. C22,23 species are 38 mammals, 72 Combination. 526 E. Main. Lowell. We have a good supply of JOHN P. STEKETEE birds, and 71 plants. tackle and guaranteed quality live bait. Our hours arc 6 a.m. - dark, JUDGE OP PROBATE Council Proceedings 7 days a week. of the property not being kept clean or trees trimmed, a Chairman Thompson then turned the meeting back over to partment, training or building construction, no equipment pur- OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Mayor Maatman turned the meeting over to Councilman Brown, a representative of the Garb-Ko company, for the 7-11 deterioration along the property line. Mayor Maatman. chase is allowed, however. of the Thompson. Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals, who convenience store chain, the prospective buyer for the prop- CITY COUNCIL opened the Public Hearing at 8:05 p.m. on the request of the erty. . Mrs. Alice Mitchell asked If a traffic signal could be obtained for Council next discussed setting a date for a public hearing on a He asked Council to consider the categories and the needs of of the owner of the Crystal Flash Plaza building for a ten-foot var- the comer of Main and S. Pleasant. request by John Ingersoll lor a variance from square footage the City on an Information only basis at this time. A decision CITY OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN iance from the 20 foot sideline set-back requirements to allow Mr. Brown explained that the idea of a "zero lot line" is strictly requirements in an R-3 Multiple Family Residential and Apart- must be made between April 15 to May 1,1985. the construction of an employee parking lot on the west side of for safety and convenience. By placing the building at the rear Manager Quada explained how difficult it has been over the ment zone, to allow the placement of a modular home on prop- Regular Meeting of Monday. Apnl 1,1985. the building. of the property, no one will be driving behind the building, no years to deal with the State in getting any kind of traffic signal erty owned on Hunt Street. There were no citizen suggestions, or Council comments. trash dumpsters or delivery trucks behind the building to make device along Main Street, even for emergency vehicles, citing The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Maatmanat at 8:00 Mr. Roger Bowen, spokesman for the plaza complex stated it unsightly. Also, 27 parking spaces are required according to the comer of Main and Monroe. IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Fonger that the date be set Under the Manager s Report, Manager Quada stated that one p.m. and Roll called. that a 40 foot strip of property had been purchased on the west the City's ordinance In the C-2 Business District, all that a 7-11 for the May 6 meeting, supported by Councilman Collins. of our County fire units is out of service and a "loaner" truck side of the building, on which to install the lot. Permission had store requires Is 12 to 15 spaces, otherwise they are no longer Chairman Thompson then closed the hearing at 0:36 p.m. and from Cuttierville is being used in its place. Council Concurred Present: Councilmen Collins, Fonger, Schneider. Thompson to send a letter of thanks to the community of Cuttierville. been granted to plow the area and use it during the winter a convenience store, they should be regarded as a supermar- asked for any Council comments. Carried. and Maatman. months on a trial basis. The lot would be blacktopped, with no ket. He continued that because of being on a comer, a 30 foot Absent: None. Manager Quada also reported that bids will be sought for additional curb cut on Main Street. Employees would enter the manuverablllty Is necessary to get traffic In and out safely on Mayor Maatman stated that he had no problem with the elimi- Manager Quada then asked the Coundi for authorization to lot from the drive at the north end of the building, off Main. catch basin repair. The City has been waiting for E.P.A. fund- Main Street and S. Pleasant. nation of the five parking spaces, however, he did have a prob- put the "Scheme B" parking lot at the comer of Main and River- IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Collins that the minutes of the ing for the project and by determining our number on the wait- lem with the zero lot line, and agreed with the Planning Com- side Drive into use on a temporary basis, for a period of six March 4 Meeting be approved as written, supported by Coun- ing list, we are about ten years away tor approval, and funds Mrs. Elmer Wittenbach, the first neighbor south of the building, Mr. Mitchell, a S. Pleasant Street resident stated he thought mission recommendation of at least eight to ten feet. months, to see if it will work out. Area merchants have agreed cilman Fonger asked if a fence could be Included between their property and the zero lot line would make the south side of the building ap- to try «for a while, and if it is workable. It can then be made per- will run out in October of 1985. We are at the stage where we cannot wait any longer, they must be fixed. There is approxi- hers as a stipulation, to keep debris from blowing onto her pear as a "prison wall" to the house right next door. Councilman Collins also agreed, stating even five or six feet manent. For the time being, temporary tree planters will be Carried. (There was not meeting on March 18) property, and as a screen. mately $10,000 to $12,000 of Revenue Sharing Funds which (would allow for a ladder to be placed on their own property, placed in a pattern with signing for parking and traffic flow, to can be used for the repair. The City is not obligated to accept Mr. Brown stated that there was quite a substantial distance rather than on the neighbor s for maintenance of the building, create a desired park-line effect. IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the Manager Quada stated that a fence could be suggested, but any bid. The necessary repairs would significantly reduce in- between the property line and the house and garage. clean up behind, etc. Bills and Accounts Payable be allowed and warrants issued, cannot be made a stipulation or condition for approval. Councilman Thompson asked for permission to abstain from filtration into the sanitary sewer system, thereby reducing the supported by Councilman Thompson. number of gallons having to be treated, and then the State Mrs. Gladys Clemenz, also a neighbor, asked If the store Manager Quada suggested that Mr. Brown have their ar- the vote, because his family has a personal interest by owning Mrs. Wittenbach then asked if the lot would be allowed to ex- would be open all night. would not oppose an increase in capacity to the public system. chitect draw a formal site plan taking into account the sugges- property fronting on the proposed parking area. Yes: Councilmen Collins, Fonger. Schneider. Thompson, and tend the full depth of their property, parallel with her west prop- tions, and come up with a formal plan to be reviewed by the Maatman. erty line, as she had been told by the owner, or just to the south IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Fonger that Councilman Work on the West End Park will start soon, as soon as it is dry Mr. Brown replied yes, that a 24-hour operation is more profit- Council at the next regular meeting, and that Council table the No: None. building line as had originally been requested. Thompson be allowed to abstain, supported by Councilman enough. The parking lot will be extended and the ball fields laid able to an owner of a convenience store. matter until then, so that the details can be worked out. Absent: None Schn^der out. The parking area will be shifted to allow for room for the Manager Quada stated that the request to the City was to the "tot tof and restroom facilities. Mr. Woudenburg stated that he had met with Mrs. Vroma, the Mr. Brown agreed, stating however, that their building BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (3-18-85) south building line only, anything else other than that would neighbor directly south of the property and that she had no schedule could start no later that the end of April, so that the Carried. General Fund $37,976.09 take a separate request and another public hearing. Mayor's Exchange Day will be observed during Michigan complaints about the new building being so close to the prop- business could open during the busiest time of the year If ap- Major Street Fund 332.86 IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the Week. May 19 through 25. Officials from the Village of Hutson erty line. He explained that the building would not sit on the proval of the variances is delayed or denied, they just simply Local Street Fund 246.32 Chairman Thompson closed the hearing at 8:15 p.m. proposed parking area at the comer of Main and Riverside Dr. will be here on Monday. May 20. and a delegation will travel property line, but that an area would be left large enough for would not buy the property, and would have to go elsewhere. Sewer Fund 926.10 building maintenance, and there would still be a green belt be- known as -Scheme B" be allowed on a temporary basis of six there on Wednesday. May 22. Water Fund 1.732.70 IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the variance tween the building and the garage. (61 months, supported by Councilman Fonger. Mrs. Rosemary Fonger asked why everyone was so con- V Equipment Fund 3,524.61 request to allow construction of a parking lot with a ten-foot ' IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Schneider to adjourn cerned about the property line and the property to the south of Housing Rehab Fund 7.92 sideline at the Crystal Flash Plaza be approved, supported by at 9:40 p.m. Chairman Thompson stated that the Planning Commission i it, stating that she had been in business on that comer for six- Carried. Trust and Agency Fund 2.316.50 Councilman Maatman had reviewed the request and recommended that the building teen years, and in all that time, the adjacent property owner Current Tax Fund 24,462.81 Approved: Monday. April 15,1985 be set out at least eight to ten feet from the property line, if only Manager Quada then headed a discussion on the extension of had never trimmed the trees, or cleaned up their side of the Ray E. Quada Lee Fund 1.052.54 Carried. for building maintenance. the Community Development Block Grant program for James D. Maatman, property line. They maintained the restaurant's side, cleaning City Clerk another three year period, stating that the City would receive Mayor the parking lot, trimming the brush, and picking up litter, etc. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (4-1-85) Chairman Thompson then opened the Public Hearing at 8:16 $18,000 per year for the next three. Some of the projects Mr. Brown stated that the building really would be mainte- IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Schneider that the Public General Fund $47,851.80 p.m. on the request of Mac and Rosemary Fonger for a "zero covered would be. extension of water/sewer services, how- (5flS£TliaG51 nance free, and would not be necessary to be eight or ten feet Hearing be tabled until the April 15 meeting for review of for- Sewer Fund 3.304.53 lot line" variance from the 24 foot set-back requirements, and a ever. it is not a largo enough amount to warrant that type of out from the property line, to do so would be to invite trouble mal plans to be submitted by Garb-Ko. supported by Council- Water Fund 2.616.28 5 space reduction from the necessary 27 spaces required, to behind the building. project; continuation of the storefront renovation project; gen- \ fw man Collins. Equipment Fund 2.093 42 allow the construction of a new building. eral development of the downtown area such as tree planting, The Fiji Islands, Barbados and Iceland do not have armed Trust and Agency Fund 2,500.00 Manager Quada read two letters from property owners in the landscaping-beautification; neighborhood parks; and fire de- Carried. forces. Lee Fund 1,433.64 Manager Quada introduced Mr. Mike Woudenburg of Kings- area, one from Mr. Boyd Novisky, and one from Mrs. Boyd Storm Sewer Fund 12,975.93 land Corp.. a realty company, who in tum Introduced Mr. Chris Novisky, against the zero lot line allowance, both stating their Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, April 24, 1985 - Page 18 First time buyers beware of extra expences Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, 1985 • Page 19 First time home buyers need to ment. and some necessary home come may stop. 22 Freestylers go to State Tourney plan their budgets well in ad- furnishings. "For those buying a home, a vance, planning not only for Nearly half of all homeowners flexible budget is very impor- mortgage payments but for extra (46 percent) spend more than a tant,** Shelby adds. Some flexi- 11-12: Isl Placc - George lip Probst and Dave Hilden day. Regional winners from quarter of their income on hous- bility in the budget will helo Smith; 2nd Place - Rich Depew, Congratulations to you all on a Lowell were: expenses as well, says Betty Shelby. Kent County Extension ing. Two-thirds of families who cover unanticipated expenses, Jimmy Inman and Andy Wester; fine season. Good luck next 8 A under: 2nd Place - Ryan buy a house for the first time such as a furnace in need of re- 3fd Place • Scott Swanson; 4th week at State! Winchel Home Economist. "People who buy their first have two incomes. pair or plumbing that must be re- Place - Jake Verspoor and Corey The Lowell Freestylers will 9-10: 1st Place - Chris Nauta; home often forget to leave room If both wage earners continue placed Heacock finish their season. Friday night 2nd Place - Eddie Falk, Ron in their already tight budget for to be employed, prospects arc Families that stretch their 13-14: 1st Placc - Jeff and Saturday. April 26-27. VanderBoon; 4th Place - Richie CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS FOR SALE - Norge Automa- such things as insulation, carpet good for later increases in a budget limits to buy a home can DODGE 1963 - 1/2 Ton, 4 ESCORT 1981 Station Hoffman and Al Heintzelman; Twenty-two boys are going on to Stouffer cleaning, maintenance and re- young family's income, so hous- get themselves into deep finan- Any lype pfoporly anywhere tic, heavy duty washer Speed, O-D Power Steering, Wagon - 4 Speed. Power 2nd Place - Art Ward. Sean the State Tournament at Grand modeling costs." Shelby says. ing costs will be easier to handle cial trouble by incurring a large GRAND VALLEY LEDGER in Michigan 24 Hours $50.00. 1004 Riverside Power Brakes, Sliding Win- Steering, AM/FM Radio. Wheeler and Aaron Adams; 3rd Rapids JC. They may also neglect to account in the future. Bui be sure to plan installment debt on something Call Free 1 800 292 1550 Drive. dow, AM/FM Stereo, Just Rear W.Pen, This week's Placc - Tim Hall; 4lh Placc - Regkmals were held at Grand Classified Ad for such things as lawn mainte- for the possibility that one in- like new furniture or draperies Firsl National Acceptance Co C23 21,000 miles. Beautiful Ma- Miko Foss, Nathan Nauta, Phil- Valley State College last Satur- special, just $2988 Harold nance and snow removal equip- 20 words for $1.25 roon, only $5188 Harold Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- 5? additional words FOR SALE - TV. 19" Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- 8431. Quasar, color, with roll- 8431. shall be equal to 10% of the square footage of the provided all the atandarda provided in Section 2.09 Complete Formal Call 897-9261 around stand. $100.00. A ESCORT 1982 - 2 Door, 4 GRATTAN TOWNSHIP dwelling or 100 aquare feet, whichever shall be less. are met. Wear Rental Jay Golf Cart (used twice) FORD 1983 - 3/4 Ton 4x4, Speed. AM/FM Stereo. Ra- $25.00. Call 897-9892 after heavy duty, AM/FM Stereo, dial Tires, Sharp maroon, 7. The dwelling la aesthetically compatible in 5. Re viae Section 7.03(2) to read as follows: WEDDINGS OR ZONING NOTICE COUNTRY FOLK ART 5:00. Running Boards. 38,000 was $4695, now $3988 deaign and appearance with other reeldences in the SHOW 4 SALE-May 3-4-5. OTHER SPECIAL C23,24 miles. Priced to sell at $8788 Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- Notice It hereby given that the Grattan Township vicinity, with either a roof overhang of not less than 7.03(2) Front Yard. There ahall be a front yard of at S PermtS Grand Rapids in the Grand OCCASSIONS Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- ell. 897-8431. Planning Commlaalon will hold a public hearing on six inches on all sides, or alternatively with window leaat 30 feet Accessory garagea, aewagea disposal Center. 1-196 to Ottowa Ave., FOR SALE - 1982 14 x 17 ell. 897-8431. Mobile Home with 7x12 ex- the following proposed amendments to the Grattan sills or roof drainage systems concentrating roof syatema and storage structures may be located in ATTENTION exit 77C S to Lyon Street. W PFALLER'S MUSTANG 1982-Beautiful NEEDLECRAFTERS pando. 1919 S. Marble, Low- DODGE 1978-1/2 Ton, V8, Township Zoning Ordinance: drainage at collection points along the sides of the the rear of a principal building provided auch struc- 1 block, next to Amway Brown. Sun Roof. 4 Speed, RIVERFRONT ell. Call 897-7912 between Auto, Power Steering, Power dwelling; haa not less than two exterior doors with ture la at leaat 20 feet from a afreet right-of-way. Stretcher Bare For Sale Grand Plaza Hotel. The lead- AM/FM Stereo, Power Steer- 5x7 11.75 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. $16,500. Brakes. Good Runner, Now ing, Radial TUBS, only 38,000 the second one being in either the rear or side of the ing Folk Art Show in the CLOTHING, PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 8x10 $2.25 C23,24 only $1098 Harold Zeigler miles. See it to beHeve It, just dwelling; and contains steps connected to said ex- 6. Revise Section 7.04(2) aa follows: country with over 100 arti- 12x18 12.50 sans from 18 states bringing INC. Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. $4888 Harold Zeigler Ford, TO terior door areas or to porches connected to said GARAGE SALE - April 27 - 18x20 12.75 handcrafted country repro- Lowell. 897-8431. door areaa where a difference In elevation requires 7.04(2) Front Yard. There ahall be a front yard of at 103 E. Main St. 28, 410 N. Jackson Street, GRATTAN TOWNSHIP 18x24 $3.25 ductions as seen in Country FORD 1985 - Ranger. 4 the same. leaat 50 feet Accesaory garagea and storage struc- Lowell. Washer-Dryer, Bow ZONING ORDINANCE Special Sizes made to Living. Friday evening 6 p.m. Lowell Speed OD, Stereo, Power TRUCKS, TRUCKS, AND & Arrow, Army Cot, lots of Steering, Cloth Seat. Just tures may be located in the rear ot a principal build- order. Available at the • 9 p.m. Adm. $5.00. Satur- Ph. 897-6411 MORE TRUCKS - Harold clothes, pants, shirts, tops, like new. Only 9.000 miles, The compatibility of design and appearance shall ing provided auch structures are at leaat 20 feet GRAND VALLEY day & Sunday 10 a.m. • 5 Zeigler has a huge selection 1. Revise Section 2.07 to read as follows: sweaters. 2 burner camp Only $7488 Harold Zeigler be determined In the first instance by the Townahip from a afreet right-of-way. LEDGER. p.m. Adm. $3.00. All country of 85 Ford Trucks and we stove. Lots more - phone Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. want to move them. If you're Zoning inspector upon review of the plana submit- decorating needs for sale. 897-9332. looking for price & selection, 2.07 Building. A structure erected on-site, a ted for a particular Jwelllng subject to appeal by an 7. Revise Section 3.19(4) to read aa follows: JACKPOT BINGO Help Wanted P23 call us Trucks-R-Us" Harold mobile home or mobile structure, a pre-manufac- aggrieved party to the Zoning Board ot Appeals FREE TO GOOD HOME-2 TRUCKS-R-US - Harold Eveiy Friday night, 730 P.M. Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- tured or pre-cut structure, above or below ground, within a period of 15 daya from the receipt of notice (4) The Planning Commlaalon may permit the uae of year old Pom. Maltiese, male NURSES AIDES - Experi- FORD 1984 TEMPO-GL, 2 Zeigler Ford has 1985 Ford Lowell VFW Hall, Ranger Trucks "Built Ford 8431. designed primarily for the shelter, support or enclo- of said Zoning Inapector 's decision. Any determina- Lota of Record not meeting the yard dimenaions or dog. Good with children. Call enced. Part-time position door, 5 speed, air. cassette, East Main St Lowell. between 8 a.m. & 7 p.m. 868- Tough" for only $129.84 per sure of persons, animals or property of any kind. tion of compatibility ahall be baaed upon the stan- other requirementa a pec ifle d above asa apedal uae now open. Starting hourly cruise, rustproof ed. Thomet Earty Bird Bingo at 6:45 P M. 6250. month. Nothing down. "No dards aet forth In thla definition ot "dwelling" as rate $3.60. Apply at Lowell Chevrolet-Buick, Lowell. upon making the following determinations: PUBLIC WELCOME One Does It For Less" 2. Revise Section 2.09 to read as follows: P23 Medical Care Center. 350 N. 897-9294. well aa the character, design and appearance of one BngoMonkn Center. Lowell. 897-8473. Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- or more residential dwelllnga located outside of TFN (a) The Lota are In aingie ownerahlp. C22,23,24 CORVETTE 1984 - 2 in ell. 897-8431. 2.09 Dwelling. A building used as a residence or mobile home parka throughout the township. The stock. fully equipped. Legend has it that Queen sleeping place by one or more persons. Dwelling LEGION Business foregoing shall not be construed to prohibit Innova- (b) There la no practical posaibility of obtaining RN-LPN - Excellent oppor- Thomet Chevrolet-Bulck, FORD 1985 F-150-6 Cylin- Elizabeth I of England shall include, but is not limited to, one and two fam- tive design concepts involving such matters as more land. OF THE MOOSE tunity for nurse desiring to Lowell. 897-9294. der, 4 speed O/D. New. only gambled with loaded dice. ily units and multiple family dwellings or apart- solar energy, view, unique land contour, or relief S Services supervise a team being re- $159.43 per month. Nothing • Tuesdays ments. All dwellings shall comply with the following down. Call us, we'll deal from the common or standard designed home. (c) The propoaed uae reasonably cannot be lo- sponsible for total care to re- FORD 1984 LTD - 4 door, standards: BINGOII Herold Zeigler Ford, "Your cated on the lot auch that the minimum require- sidents. Full or part time. air, stereo, tilt, cruise, Early Birds 6:00 P.M. rustproofed. Thomet Chev- Ford Truck Headquarters", 8. The dwelling containa no additions or rooms menta are met Contact Director of Nursing. 1. tt complies with the minimum square footage Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Ionia Manor. 616-527-0080. rolet-Bulck, Lowell. 897- Lowell. 897-8431. In Memory or other areaa which are not constructed with simi- ATTORNEY SERVICES: requirements of this ordinance for the zone in which 1320 E.Fulton C22.23 9294. lar quality workmanship aa the original structure, (d) The propoaed uae will not adversely affect ad- Divorce, from S150 FORD RANGER 4 x 4 - Now it is located. TFN IN MEMORIAM including permanent attachment to the principal jacent propertlea or the character ot the neighbor- plus costs; only $174.88 per month. NURSING ASSISTANT - CHEVROLET 1984 MONTE In memory of Alvin (Stub) structure and construction of a foundation as re- Nothing down. Large selec- hood. Bankruptcy S300; Now taking applications for CARLO - V8, air. cassette, Ketchum who passed away 7 2. It has a minimum width across any front, side quired herein. Jackpot tion. "No One Does It For Simple Will S35; nurse aide. We will train in tilt, cruise, power windows, years ago. April 29,1978. or rear elevation of 20 feet and complies In all re- BINGO Less' Harold Zeigler Ford, (e) Side yarda of at leaat five feet will be provided. Adoption S125: the rewarding position of car- more. Thomet Chevrolet- Sadly missed by spects with the township building code, including Every Saturday Night Lowell. 897-8431. 9. The dwelling complies with all pertinent Incorporation, ing for the elderly. Apply or Bulck, Lowell. 897-9294. His wife Esther minimum heights for habitable rooms. Where t building and fire codea. in the caae of a mobile 7:00 P.M. call Judi Roop, R.N., Ionia 8. Add a new Section 3.41 aa foilowa: from S200; E.X.P. 1985-New. Now only Children & Grandchildren dwelling Is required by law to comply with any fed- LOWELL MOOSE BINGO Manor. 814 E. Lincoln Av- FORD MUSTANG 1983 - home, all construction and all plumbing, electrical Drunk Driving. $149.86 per month. Nothing P23 eral or state standards or regulations for construc- 1320 E. Fulton enue.. Ionia. Ml 48846, 616- GT hatchback. HO V8. 4 apparatua and insulation within and connected to 3.41 Satellite Diah Antennae. Satellite diah anten- from S250; down, huge selection. "No tion and where such standards or regulations for Early Bird Bingo 6 P.M. 527-0080 speed, cassette, sunroof. aald mobile home shall be of a type and quality con- nae ahall iroet el! of the requirementa for accesaory Landlord Tenant, One Does it For Less" C22.23 Thomet Chevrolet-Buick, construction are different than those imposed by forming to the "Mobile Home Construction and TFN Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- Thank You buildinga. Probate. Workman s Lowell. 897-9294. the township building code, then and In that event Safety Standards'' as promulgated by the United ell. 897-8431. Compensation. HELP WANTED - Part-time such federal or state standard or regulation shall THANK YOU States Department of Housing and Urban Develop- 9. Reviee the first 8 lines of Section 3.22 to read ae Real Estate, and cook from noon until 8:00 BUICK RIVIERA 1983-fully apply. SEMI-PRIVATE ROOM ESCORT 1985 - New. Now I would like to thank the rel- ment, being 24 CFR 3280, and aa from time to time foilowa: Personal Injury p.m., Saturday s only. Must equipped, all power As- AVAILABLE - In our new only $129.86 per month. atives, friends and neighbors auch standards may be amended. Additionally, all by appointment. be experienced. Phone 897- troroof. Thomet Chevrolet- 3. It is firmly attached to a permanent founda- Adult Foster Care Home. Nothing down, large selec- for the cards, flowers, dwelllnga ahall meet 6193 Bulck, Loweti. 897-9294. 3.22 Mobile Home Permit. Any person desiring to Call today at 897-6108. Attorney Richard Heath tion. Call us "No One Does It prayers and food brought to tion constructed on the site in accordance with the snow load and strength requirements. C23,24 occupy a mobile home outaide ot a licenaed mobile CTFN Lowell 897-9480 For Less" Harold Zeigler my home and many acts of township building code* and shall have a wall of the CAMAR01983 - automatic, home park, which mobile home does not meet the Grand Rapids 241-2292 Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. kindness during the loss of same perimeter dimensions of the dwelling and WAITRESS-WAITER-HOS- cassette. T-tops, black, just 10. The foregoing standarda ahall not apply to a requirementa of Section 3.20(A) and containa at ANDY'S PAINTING - Com- my husband. John. A special constructed of such materials and type as required TESS-COOK - Taking appli- 22,000 miles. Thomet Chev- mobile home located in a licenaed mobile home leeat aeven hundred end twenty (720) aquare feet of mercial & Residential, inter- FORD FRONT WHEEL thanks to Msgr. James cations Wednesday. April 24 rolet-Buick, Lowell. 897- in the applicable building code for single-family park except to the extent required by state or federal ior & Exterior, Patching & DRIVE SALE - Tempo. Es- Moran. Wayne, Michaele floor area, may file a petition with the Building In- and Thursday, April 25, 1-6 9294. dwellings. In the event that the dwelling is a mobile law or otherwise specifically required In the ordi- Staining, Free estimates, cort and EXP. We have the and Cheryl Haines, Chancey apector, aa provided by the Townahip for auch pur- p.m. Must be 18 years. Ex- home, as defined herein, such dwelling be installed reasonable, 241-4514. largest selection - lowest Boyce, Roth-Gerst Funeral nance of the Townahip pertaining to auch parka. pose which shall include among other information, perience helpful. Apply at the DE LOREAN 1982 - 5 pursuant to the manufacturer's setup instructions CI 9-26 prices and great sen/ice. Home. VFW and Moose and that required by (e), (f) and (g) of the petition for Lim- After Deck. 109 W. Main, speed, fully equipped, and shall be secured to the premises by an anchor- LAW OFFICE "Call us. we'll deal" Harold the Women of the Moose for 11. Ail conatructlon required herein ahall be Rivertown Mall. 11,000 miles. Thomet Chev- ited Trailer Permit for Migrant Labor (Section LARKIN'S SALOON is hav- Michael J.Tummino, Jr. Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- the luncheon. A very special ing system or device complying with the rules and commenced only after a building permit haa been C23 rolet-Bulck, Lowell. 897- 3.21(1). ing their Early Bird Softball 8431. thanks to the E-Unit Person- regulations of the Michigan Mobile Home Commis- obtained in accordance with the applicable Judith L Tummino 9294. Tournament, May 4th & 5th. nel who made phone calls sion and shall have a perimeter wail as required townahip building code provisions and require- GENERAL PRACTICE 10. Revise Section 9.03(7)(a) to read as follows: Fee $90 per team, double CHEVY 1978-3/4 Ton Van. and stayed with me. Marge above. BUICK ELECTRA 1982 -4 ments. S For Sales Starter Conversion, Auto Tyler who made the funeral elimination, we supply the door, full equipped, all Trans. Power Steering. arrangements for me, Tony 9.03 (7)(a) A one-story house without full basement balls. For more information Divorce, uncontested, HORSE FOR SALE - 8 year power. Thomet Chevrolet- 4. In the event that a dwelling Is a mobile home Power Brakes, Stereo, Char- Siciliano, Frank Baker, and 3. Revise Section 3.20 to read aa follows: shall have a minimum firat floor area of 720 square call 897-5977 Steve Lartdn. with or without children, old Chestnut Gelding, Bulck, Lowell. 897-9294. as defined herein, each mobile home shall be Instal- feet. C21,22,23 $150.00, plus costs; smooth mover. English/ coal Grey, WAS $3995. the Kent County Honor led with the wheels removed. Additionally, no dwell- NOW 3488 Harold Zeigler Guard. 3.20 Mobile Homes, Motor Homes and Trailer Cam- Wills, $35.00; Bank- Westem, shown 4-H. Begin- CAMARO Z28 1982 - auto- ing shall have any exposed towing mechanism, YOUTH PROGRAM - if you Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Jean Osmolinski pers. Except in trailer camps licensed and auper- The public hearing shall be held on May IS, 1985 at ruptcy, $300.00; Work- ner jumper. Call 897-8026 matic, air, cassette, tilt, ar C23 under carriage or chassis. vised by a duly authorized government agency, no W e between the ages of 17- after 3:30. cruise, sunroof, rustproofed. 8:00 P.M., local time, at the Grattan Townahip Hail men's Compensation COUGAR 1984 - 2 Door. mobile home, motor home or trailer camper shall be 21, economically disadvan- C22.23 Thomet Chevrolet-Bulck, on Old Belding Road in Grattan. and Personal Injufy, no Auto, Power Steering, Power Thank You 5. The dwelling is connected to a public sewer taged and out of school, Lowell. 897-9294. used for more than ten days in any one year without attorney fee if no recov- Brakes, Air, Cruise, Tilt, I would like to thank all of my and water supply or to such private facilities ap- Grand Rapids OTC is begin- FOR SALE - By owner, a permit from the building inspector aa provided he- relatives and friends for their All Interested citizens are invited to attend. ning a new skills training pro- ery. Legal consultation home at 1505 Laurie Gail in FORD F-150 4 X 4 TRUCKS Stereo, Was $9995, Now proved by the local health department. rein. $8688 Harold Zeigler Ford, prayers and support during Qfam for you. Successful on general matters, ini- Lowell. 3 bedrooms and - New. 1985 Clearance Lowell. 897-8431. the loss of my husband, George Pouliaa, Clerk completion of this program tial appointment free. newly redecorated Only prices nowl The road to satis- 6. The dwelling contains a storage capability James McCaul. Sr. 4. Revise Section 3.20A aa follows: Grattan Townahip Planning Commlaalon may lead to a rewarding Lowell Office $44,000 with $5,500 down faction leads to Harold area in a basement located under the dwelling, in an Zeigler Ford where you get JEEP 1983 4 x 4 - CJ-7 Re- A special thanks to Rev. career & good salary oppor- and monthly payments of attic area, in closet areas, or in a separate structure 897-5931 low prices • high Trade-Ins negade PK, 4 Speed, Power Richards and the women of 3.20A. A mobile home may be used outside of a tunity. Transportation costs only $490 (including taxes). Next toLambert's Variety and excellent service after Steering, Only 18,000, Was the Ada Congregational of standard construction similar to or of better qual- licenaed mobile home park aa a single family dwell- 9 Provided. Call 243-2300 or 25 year contract with 10.75% the sale. Call us. we're here $7995, Now 6988 Harold Church for the luncheon. ity than the principal dwelling, which storage area ing within the A, R, R-L, and R-R zoning diatricta stop in at 2151 S. Division. interest. Call (517) 647- to serve you. Harold Zeigler Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- The Family of James McCaul EOE. 4507. _____ CTFN Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 8431. P23 C 22,23 m - - - • -CvV. I Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 24, I98S - Page 20 Professional basket weaver at L.H.S. "Main Street", cont'd. Advanced Aits and Crafts stu- and then used them in the actual was recovered in Kentucky Saturday evening. Apnl 20. Investiga- dents had the change to learn basket weaving procedure Each tion continues into the incident. basket weaving from a profes- made his/her own heart shaped Three subjects were arrested in Lowell. Friday moming. in pos- sional, as Barbara Caddick of basket. session of a stolen car from Dallas. Texas. The three face arraign- Grand Rapids was at LHS for a 2 It took patience and persis- ment on charges of stealing the car and possibly for assaulting a Col-day workshop. April 11 and 12. tence. but with help from Mn. orado man. Names of the subjects are being withheld until the war- Mrs. Caddick. a graduate of Knapp and some of the students rants are issued later this week Kendall School of Design, has who learned quickly, things Arraigned on charges of assault and carrying a concealed weaponbee n active in basketry for about went quite well. was Emily Ray lis, 54. of Belding in connection with an incident five yeani, but has only been Funds to hire Mrs. Caddick which occurred on Main Street March 8. teaching the craft two years. Her were provided by a mini-grant students range from kinder- from the Lowell Area Arts Coun- gartners to adults. Mrs. Caddick cil. says she "loves weaving " She shares this enjoyment through Ruth Blakely and Eric Elzinga her classes. get pointers from Barbara Cad- During the 2 day workshop, dick. students prepared their materials . m LAAC scholarship is now available The Lowell Area Arts Council during the school day. The sec- arts scholarship This is the third tion in the fine arts. Previous re- Board of Directors now has ond location is the Lowell Ait year money will be awarded to cipients were Michele Gcl- forms available for the Louise Center office, 149 S. Hudson. fund a student in higher educa dersma and Bonnie Peters. Harper Memorial Scholarship Lowell, between 12 Noon and Q for 1985. The $325 award of- 5:00 p.m., Monday through Fri- Vern Ehlers is sworn in fered is to fund training beyond day. Vernon Ehlers was formally (R-Lowell). high school in the fine arts. This Applications could be mailed sworn into office last Tuesday as After brief remarks by Senate would include such fields of if requests are sent to the LAAC, State Senator representing the Majority Leader John Engler (R- study as art. music, theatre, P.O. Box 53. Lowell, or phoned 32nd district of Michigan. Su- Mt. Pleasant), Senator Ehlers dance, photography, creative in between 12 Noon and 5:00 preme Court Justice James commented to his colleagues: "I want to thank those of you who Thurs., Fri., Sft Onty writing, or arts administration. p.m. to 897-8545. Brickley administered the oath Students applying for the award Completed applications and of office to the new senator. worked for my election - and must be high school graduates by two references are to be received Ehlers. a Republican, was forgive those who didn't! I look PANTS or postmarked no later than May forward to the Senate experience Cleaned & Finished July 1, 1985 and must be en- accompanied by his wife Jo and rolled in an area of fine arts in a 18. Complete instructions are other family members.' During and I pledge to work for you and university, college, or institution given on application forms. the ceremony. Mrs. Ehlers held with you to the best of my abil- o by December 31, 1985. Only The Louise Harper Memorial the bible open to a passage from ity." one award will be given, the win- Scholarship Fund was started in Micah 6:8, which read:M.. And The swearing-in ceremony, ner determined by a comparison memory of Louise, a resident of what does the Lord require of which marked the return of the of all applications. Lowell, and a member of the you? To seek justice and to love Senate from its two-week Easter Applications can be picked up LAAC. who died in February mercy, and to walk humbly with break, was a ceremonial confir- from two locations. The first is 1982. Louise was especially ac- your God." Ehlers was escorted mation of a private swearing-in Lowell Senior High School, 750 tive in the Arts Council, so it was into the full Senate chamber by which was held April 3 to permit Foreman Road. Lowell, in the decided that the fund established another Grand Rapids area law- the Senator to assume his duties Student Service Center, anytime in her memory would offer a fine maker. Senator Dick Posthumus immediately. /NFLATION Ft&fTlEK. o 1979 FORD MUSTANG - 2 door, white color, 4 cylinder, 4 speed transmission, AM/FM stereo, power steering Onty *2,406.00. BARGAIHS 1979 CHEVY MAUBU - Station Wagon. 2 tone brown paint, 8 cylinder, automatic, m conditioning, tiit steering, ctuisa control, stereo Only *2,006.00. 1984 PLYMOUTH RELIANT • 4 door, mink brown cotor, 2.2 mgnt, automatic transmission, powar steering, power brakes, amifm stereo, daiayed wiper switch, rear window 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR * Brown pamt, V8 engine, automatic transmisswn, pow^i defogger Only *7,486.00. steering, power brakes Only *2,406.00 1984 DODGE AIRES • Station wagon, charcoal color, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmis 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door, yeHoiw, V0 engine, automatic, powar steeemg. sion, cruise control, amifm starao, doth seats Only *0,506.00. power brakes, air conditioning, AM Radio Only *4,29&00. 1984 DODGE OMNI • 4 door, red color, 4 cylinder tnQina, 5 spesd transnNssion with con* 1979 FORD GRANADA • 2 door, light blue, automatic transmission, powar steering, sole, Cruist. ak and radio, doth seats Only *6,0*4.00 power brakes. AM/FM starao, buckau, conaola Only *3,206.00. 1983 DODGE CHARGER - 2 door, light blue color, 4 cylinder engine, 4 spaed transmis 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 door, yeHow, cylinder, automatic sion, cloth seats Onty *4,90640 steering, AMIFM stewo 1983 CHRYSLER RFTH AVENUE • Dark blue color, 318 V8 engine, luxury package, 1978 PLYMOUTH • 4 door, green, automatic transmission, AM, powar steering, power leather seets and more Onty *12^06.00 brakes, air conditioning Only *3,206.00. 1983 DODGE 400 - Two tone gray paint, air conditioning, cruise control, automatic, amifm 1978 P0NT1AC SUNBIRD • 2 door, gold paint, 4 cylinder engine with 4 stereo, 2 door Onty *1,006.00 trensmission. Good car, good buy \.. 1983 PLYMOUTH RELIANT • Red end white, 4 cylinder, automatic, air conditkmim, TRUCKS - tilt steering, cruise control, stereo, cassette Onty *0,606.00 1984 CHEVY a CANNNO • Conquista, 2 tone maroon paint, automatic tranimiiiioa, 8 1982 DUi Cullns Siomi • 4 door, dark blue paint, automatic transmission, air condition- cylinder engine, tHt steering, cruise control, AM/FM Stereo, doth seats ing, tHt steering, FM stereo, cloth seats Only *1,016.00 1984 DODGE RAMCHARGER • 4.4, 2 tone blue, 318 automatic, 1982 CHRYSLER RFTH AVENUE • 4 door, dark Uue. leather luxury package. Many poww brakes, FM Stereo, running boards Onty *1! #; more extres on this loaded car , Onty *10,006.00 1983 CHEVY CIO - Bronze, V8 engine, 4 spaed trensmission AM/FM stereo, tapper *7,206 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT • 4 door, navy color, air conditioning, cruise control, power steering, power brakes Only *6,496.00 1982 CHEVY (MO PICKUP • Brown paint, V8 engine, eutomatic transitwswn, power steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo, topper, step bumper Onty *7,29690. 1981 CHEVY CITATION 2 door, cream/brown color, automatic transmission, air condi- tioning, stereo '3,266.00 1977 DODGE B200 • Van, brown cruise, eutomatic trensmission Onty *3^296.09. 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIANT • 2 door, white color, 4 cylinder engine, 4 spaed transmis sion, AM/FM radio, cloth seats *3,206.00 1981 DODGE OMNI • 4 door, yellow. 4 cylinder engine, cruise control. AM Radio. Great I) fuel economy on this car Only %M6.00 It HKYSIKK Oodqr 1980 DODGE DIPLOMAT • 4 door, red color, automatic Onty *3,906.00. UENNELOWCIL. MICHIGAN N 89' 9?8i 4 door, brown color, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, 1980 DODGE OMNI 99 AM/FM stereo, rear window defogger..: Only12916.00 o Dadicctod LOSING —r -to 1980 FORD THUNDERBIRD 2 door, silver pami, 8 cylinder engine, automatic CAN MLCl • wiMOCAU' 99 transmission, power steering and brakes. AMIFM Stereo, 8 track ^vrr *4,906.00 SAUE HOURS: Mon. * Wa*. tf RVICf » PAHTS: 1980 DODGE ASPEN • 2 door, dark blue color, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, 0am • 0pm; Twaa.. Thura. % Ffi. Mon. thru Frt. Oom - 0pm 0am • 0pm b Saturday UN 3pm AM/FM stereo, sunroof .Only 00