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The Grand Valley Ledger
Volume 8. Issue 10 Serving Lowell Area fJl Reader* Since 1893 January 11, 1984 AAaatman appointed as new mayor
In a somewhat surprising The city's charter calls for a continue to focus on the issue of most votes of five candidates on )vc Lowell Cily Council mem- five member council with a park acquisition and develop- the ballot. frs voted councilman Jim mayor and mayor pro-lem to be ment. Maatman is a partner in A new councilman, William Maatman into the mayor's seat chosen annually by the council both Modem Photographies and Thompson was sworn in to a four for the coming year. Maatman members from their ranks. Modem Printing of Lowell. He year term and returning council- who was just sworn into a new Councilman Phillip Schneider won an outright four year term man Phillip Schneider was four year term replaces Dean made the motion to appoint on the council this past sworn into a two year term. Collins as mayor. Collins has Maatman. and it was seconded November when he polled the m two years remaining on a four by Fonger. The vote that fol- year term, and had served as lowed was unanimous. mayor for the past four year>. Maatman says that there will Lippert's Cedar Springs store Jack Fonger was appointed as be little change in city govern- mayor pro-tern, also for a one ment under his administration, totally destroyed by fire /ear term. and expects that the council will The Lippert Pharmacy at 43 nearby buildings. The manager W. Main St., Cedar Springs was of the store, Jim Kelly was totally destroyed by fire Sunday among the Cedar Springs volun- evening with the loss to building teer fire fighters who responded. and contents estimated at around Lippert started in the drug ) $1 million. The store was one of store business fifteen years ago m ten pharmacy/variety stores when he purchased the Christ- owned by Charles Lippert of 724 iansen Drug Store here in Low- Riverside Dr , Lowell. ell. The Cedar Springs Store was L The fire was discovered by purchased by Lippert in 1969, ft Cedar Springs firemen as they and was the first expansion were refueling their trucks about beyond the Lowell store. § a block away after having re- Lippert was in Traverse City turned from a mobile home fire. at the time of thefire, returning OFF THE BLOTTER The firemen noticed smoke com- his son to college there. He drove ing from therear o f the building, home in the night, and im- Jim MMtman David Himebaugh, 24, of Lowell failed to yield the right of way and when they investigated they mediately began coordinating ef- at the intersection of Avery and Jefferson and collided with a car dri- found the two story building in forts to fill the prescription needs ven by Sandra Darling 35, also of Lowell, in the afternoon of Fri- flames. In all, over 100 firemen of the store's customers. As of ; day, December 23. Damage resulted to both vehicles. from eight departments battled Tuesday, temporary prescription Board reviews James Jacoby, 40, of L'nionville, Michigan backed his semi- the blaze, but succeeded only in service was available across the trailer into a car driven by Sue Johnston, 31, of Grand Rapids, the preventing it from spreading to Street from the burned out store. afternoon of Tuesday, December 27, resulting in damage to the MEAP scores gbhnston vehicle. BOARD BRIEFS: A pair of hit & run property damage accidents were found by A thorough review of the 1983 percentage of youngsters passing Lowell Officers early Wednesday, December 28. The rrst was lo- Michigan Educational Assess- 75% or more of the objectives in cated on W. Main near Alden Nash when a car struck a mail box and ment Program (MEAP) results each academic area. Each year's the second on East Main near Washington, when a vehicle stmck a Boosters donate *5,418 was presented to the Lowell scores can vary slightly because Post Office Drop Box on the north side of Main St. Board of Education by Superin- each group tested is different Mary Doyle, 53, of Lowell failed to yield the right of way at Main The Lowell Board of Educa- tral Accreditation's self-evalua- tendent Fritz Esch during the The chart below shows the and Washington St. Thursday, December 29 and struck a vehicle tion held its regular meeting on tion as presented by the NCA regular January Board Meeting. percentage of Lowell students at- driven by Clare Phillips, 64, of Lowell. Property damage resulted. Monday, January 9 at 7:30 P.M. Steering Committee. General results of the annual taining 75% or more of the ob- Yvonne Free, 33, of Lowell, could not stop in time for a vehicle# in the Board offices. During the In the last item of business, the testing indicated that the K-3 jectives for 1983. driven by Rowland Ryder, 48, of Lowell on East Main St. near recognition of the audience. Bud Board heard the recommenda- math and reading programs are Monroe and struck Ryder's vehicle in the rear Wednesday. De- Kloosterman, President of the tion to purchase an additional fulfilling the expectations as PERCENT ATTAINING 75% ^cmber 28th. Lowell Athletic Booster Club Lanier Word Processor for the measured by the test. While the OR MORE OF OBJECTIVES " Slightly injured in an accident Wednesday, December 28 on M- presented the Board with a check Central Office to tie into its pre- reading program in the remain- CHART 21 near Alden Nash were Ellen Moore, 51, of Lowell and a passen- in the amount of $5,418.69 for sent system. The Board re- ing grades is within acceptable GRADE MATH READING ger, 22 year old Rosemary Bossuah of Grand Rapids. A car driven the Middle School Interscholas- quested additional information range, Esch indicated that a pro- 4 83 2 85.9 by Steve Wemet, 18, of Rockford pulled into Moore's path causing tic Sports Program. and will consider the expenditure gram problem is evident in the 7 77.1 • %\ the accident. Wemet was not injured. Following the approval for the at a future meeting. math area between the 4lh and 10 47.8 71.5 Lowell Officers investigated 197 accidents in Lowell in 1983. payment of bills for the month of 10th grades. This compares to 163 in 1982. The Lowell Medical Unit responded December, the Board approved The MEAP test is annually "Generally speaking," said to 131 runs in 1983. the appointment of Mrs. Cathy given to all youngsters in the 4th, EM:!), "it looks like we have a 7th. and lOth grades and meas- program problem in the area of Given citations to appear at a later date in 63rd District Court Bertelson to fill the half-time LOWELL LIBRARY were Raymond Topping, 22, of Lowell for disorderly conduct and Speech Pathologist position that ures selective objectives in mathematics between the 4th and Main and Hudson Sts. David Ford, 23, also of Lowell for transporting an open container of was open due to the resignation mathematics and reading. "Our 10th grades. 1 have looked at 897-9596 alcohol in a motor vehicle, Friday evening December 23. of Mrs. Loaurie Konarska instructional program in these these results over the past three " Arrested by Lowell Police Friday, December 23, for driving Superintendent Fritz Esch pre- M-12:30-5:30 two academic areas teach many years in addition to this year s under the influence of alcohol (3rd offense), was Roger sented the Board with an oral re- W-12:30-8:30 more objectives than what are and the detailed data shows that Grzybowski, 35, of Lowell. port of the 1983 Michigan Edu- F-12:30-5:30 tested under the annual MEAP our problems are not severe and Wendell Ratliff, 42, of Wyoming struck a parked car registered cational Assessment Program 8-12:30-5:30 testing program. Therefore, cau- can be solved rather quickly if to Gail Lyonnais of Lowell Wednesday, January 4, on East Main St. (MEAP) test results. The MEAP tion is to be exercised in making parents and teachers work to- near Horatio. Rattliff s semi-tractor trailer side-swiped the car. test is given annually to 4th, 7th, assumptions about the district gether Esch also stated that he Arrested by Lowell Officers Thursday morning for assault and and 10th grades and measures based upon these test scores," re- had asked the district-wide Math battery was Douglas Winglar, 25, of Lowell in connection with an selective objectives in mathema- ported Esch. He further slated Committee to look for ways to incident which occurred at his residence. tics and reading. VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE - that selective objectives in these revise the current math program Arrested by Lowell Officers Sunday, January I for driving under The Board then took action to Full service garage open from two academic areas were consid- affecting students who will take the influence of alcohol was Clare Osbum, 23, of Greenville. Os- award the bus bid for three 65- 7 A.M. to II P.M. Mon. - ered to be basic program expec- the test next year in an effort to ^um' was transported to the Kent County Jail and laterreleased o n passenger buses to the lowest Thur.; 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Fri.; tations in any reading or math increase the proportion of stu- bidder. Ride Equipment and 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays. curriculum regardless of the dent achievement. "Parents can Arrested and jailed by Lowell Officers for driving under the influ- Harold Zeigler Ford in a combi- Certified Mechanics on duty. textbook program adopted by the be of great assistance by staying ence of alcohol Sunday. January 8 was Thomas Kelly, 62, of East nation bid price of $26,955 for 2400 West Main St., Lowell Board. in continual contact with class- Lansing, Michigan. Kelly was arrested after driving left of center each bus. 897-9046. The MEAP Test was designed room teachers during the school and forcing a Lowell Police cruiser into the ditch to avoid an acci- In other school business, the under the State Department of year. Homework is a necessary dent. He will be arraigned in 63rd District Court on Monday. Board gave approval of the high THIRD SATURDAY of the Education and has changed very part of any academic area and Reported to Lowell Police Monday, January 4, was the theft of a school's "Philosophy and Objec- Month - Steak Dinner at the little in the last 10 years. Each parents can help by assisting 78 Dodge Aspen from the 900 block of West Main St. The owner of tives" section of the North Cen- Lowell V.F.W. Post 8303 the objective tested is measured by their child in mastering the carreported t o Lowell Officers that he had left the motor running third Sat. of every month, presenting the student with three mathematical concepts", said when the car was stolen. The incident is under investigation. Main St., Uwell 4 P.M. - 8 separate lest items. To pass the Esch. The Math Committee Arrested by the Kent County Sheriffs Department Tuesday, Jan- PRECTSION & FASHION P.M. T-Bones; Ribeyes; Steak objective, the student must cor- began work in December and 3 of failing to appear in Court (bench warrant) and a warrant for HAIRSTYLING - For both for Two; Sizzler: Large Salad rectly answer two out of the three will he peruHlically reporting M Wlato theft from Zeigler Ford of Lowell, was Phillip Doran, 20, of men and women. Man's World Bar. "Middleton Trio follow- items. The data presented in the back to the Board of Education Grand Rapids. Hairstyling. Phone K97-8I02. ing dinner from 8 P.M. til 12. newspaper articles identifies the throughout the year. Walters bom Oct. 19, 1950 at Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January II, 1984 • Page 2 Knooihui/en both of Holland, Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, January II, 1984 - Page 3 Mrs. Theodore (Shirley) her parents home in Lowell Ml, Poison center gives McCarty of Kalamazoo, Mrs. passed away Jan. 5, 1984 alter S Coming Events • • • Larry (Judith) Kolbof Missoula. long years of cancer She was helpful hints Mt. and Mrs Charles (Marilyn) married to Roger NV alters on Letters • • • Aug 5. 1967 She is survived by Notice in the Ledger's ton St Mr Richard Vissar will Difference"! TOPS Ml 372 - Meets each Obituaries Hiemstra of Ada. Ml, 19 grand- Westem Michigan Poison ~9. Flush old preHripti„n® her husband Roger Walters a son down (he toilet -Coming Events" are free talk on Investments in Gen- Tuesday at 7 P M at the children. ten great-grandchil- Center recommends starting the I would like to solicit the We all want to keep our streets Roger Allen. Jr. and a daughter New Year right by poison prool- -10. Know the namo of y,,,,, of charge to any non profit eral. The Finance Committee JANUARY 17 A 18: Smoke Congregational Church in The Ledger's criteria for run- (Ella) Keena of Lowell. Mrs. dren; two brothers, Harry Poll of cooperation of all properly own- and sidewalks as sale as possible Chavonne Mane Her paients plants by labeling them wuh organization in the Lowed, ning obituary notices is to glean Anna Little of Grand Rapids. Hamilton and a twin brother ing your home. The Center re- 4 is in charge of the meeting Stoppers Program will be of- Lowell Weigh-ins start at ers in the city of Lowell who for our children coming to and Harvey & Lena Merklmger Her from the Grand Rapids Press Mrs. Harold (Catherine) Wal- Henry Poll of Holland, a sister, ceives 1500 calls a month that slick, and hang toxic plants Up Ada, Alto, and Saranac Ruby Gutekunst Chairman. fered at the Grand Raptds 6:30 to 7. new members wel- have sidewalks adjoining their fmm school. 1 would ask that all in-laws Robert & Mmerwa Wat obituaries that contain de- dron. Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Amie Wiersma of Grand Rapids. could have been prevented Most high where hands cannot reach area. We prefer such Osteopathic Hospital The come. properly, to keep them open and properly owners comply with ters. Five brothers; Harvey, Or- ceased persons or relatives of Trombley of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Funeral Services were held of these calls involve children --II Keep a bottle ol Syrup ()| notices to be kept brief and JANUARY 14 A IS: North program begins at 7:00 P.M. free for the intended use of this request in the interest ot ville. Art, Dick all from Lowell Ipecac. Activated Chare,, | the deceased from Lowell, Mac Chamberlin of Hersey; sev- Thursday at the First Reformed who get into household prod- a and to be submitted by mail, pedestrian traffic safety and compliance with the and Carl from Ionia. Two sisters; Kent Malls Annual Coin and Call 247/-7241 for more THIRinfor-D SATURDAY of the Ada, Saranac and Alto. Should eral nieces and nephews Funeral Church. Holland Bunal in Pil- ucts, medications, and plants. Epsom Salts for each child m the We are creating some very ordinance Thank you Ida Maxim of Lowell and Carol but will accept notices by Stamp Show is scheduled for mation. month - Steak Dinner at the you know of an obituary that Services were held Saturday at grim Home Cemetery The following are a few hints house Do ik* use these medita dangerous situations by not Barry Emmons, Miller of Fort Ogden Florida phone at 897-9261. Saturday and Sunday. Over Lowell V.F.W Post 8303 the would be of interest to our the Ronan-Vanderpool- on how to poison proof your tions until you have been m- keeping the sidewalks clean, Chief ol Police Two sisters-in-law; Violet Gill 25 dealers from the Michigan THUR., JAN. 19: Alto PTC third Sat. of every month. readers, but is not listed in the Stegenga Funeral Chapel. Mili- VAN DOORNE - Mrs Delia home: stmeted in proper procedure bv_ namely if a child is going to and Judy Tidd from Lowell. Sev- THUR., JAN. 12: The Grand area will set-up shop to buy, meeting. New date & time. 7 Main St., Lowell 4 P.M - 8 Press, please give us a call at tary Committal Interment Van Doome. aged 60 of 1660 -I. Get into the habit of your doctor or poison centcr # school and the sidewalk is not eral Aunts, Uncles, nieces, Rapids Business & Profes- sell or trade both coins & P.M. Alto School K.I.V.A. P.M. T-Bones; Ribeyes; 897-9261. There is no charge Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Tamarack NW, passed away poison proofing your home all For other ideas on polson clean it forces the student to walk nephews and many other loved for obituary notices in the Sunday morning at Butterwonh the time, proofing your home, write to: sional Women's Club will stamps North Kent Mall is lo- Babysitting provided. Steak for two; Sizzler; Large in the road creating a hazard. ones. Services were held Sat Ledger. POLL - Benjamin Poll, aged 84, Hospital. Surviving are her hus- -2. Store cleamg agents out of Western Michigan Poison Cen meet at 6:00 P.M in the cated on Plainfield Avenue at Salad Bar. "Middleton Trio" Secondly, if someone would be Jan. 7, 1984 at 2 P.M at the Holland industrialist died Mon- band, Kenneth, her children. sight and reach and under lock ter. 1840 Wealthy St.. S.E Masonic Temple, 233 E. Ful- 5 Mile Road, "You'll Love the SAT., JAN. 21: Benefit Din- following dinner from 8 P.M walking on the unplowed Nazarene Church in Lowell. Do- DYER - Edward F. Dyer, aged day. Bom in Hamilton. Ml. He Kathy and Barry Meerman of and key. Grand Rapids. Ml 4V506 or call ner. Alto American Legion. til 12. sidewalk they could become in- nations can be sent in care of 83, of Wyoming, passed away and his brothers were the found- Grand Rapids, Karen and John -3. Do not store automobile the poison center number which Linfiekj Ave. Swiss Steak. jured in the event of a tall. Connie Yeiter at 517 Howard St Thursday. January 5, 1984 at St. ers of the Holland Transplanter Styf of South Bend, IND ; eight additives or household cleansers is located in the I ront cover of the CHARGING ADMISSION? Thirdly, we do have a city ordi- Many believe that the best Lowell, Ml 49331 ARRANGE- Mashed potatoes. Veggies, Mary's Hospital. He was a Vet- Co. He held many patents and in- grandchildren; her brothers and in pop bottles or unlabled con- phone book. Rofl Tfekets, ftafle erile«- nance that mandates all property teas grow at high altitudes, MENTS BY ROTH-GERST HOT LUNCH MENU salad Bar, Homemade pies. eran of WW!, a member of the ventions relating to planting wives, Melvin and Anne tainers. ble, Mierted colon. Grand owners keep their sidewalks free sometimes at over 6,000 FUNERAL HOME Serving 6-9, Adults $4.00,12 DAV Chapter 2. Surviving are equipment. He had sold the busi- Stehouwer of Lamont. Edward --4. Read all labels and care- Volley Lodger, 897-9261. feet WEEK OF JANUARY 16, 1984 & under $2.50, under 5 free. and open.. his wife. Mary; his children. ness to his son and sons-in-law. and Munel Stehouwer of Cadil- fully follow instructions. Even if Senior Citizen discount Lawrence and Helen Dyer of He was a member of the First Re- lac. Benjamin and Bev a product is not labeled Sponsored by Auxiliary, pro- Wyoming. William and Manan formed Church, Holland where Stehouwer of Spring Lake; her •poison", incorrect use may be MONDAY he had served as elder and sister. Mary Sytsma of Ada; and ceeds go to Votrans facilities. Friend of Kentwood. Joyce Mil- dangerous. Tacos w/meat cheese and lettuce, com bread w/honey ler of Nevada; 15 grandchildren: deacon. A son Donald preceded nieces and nephews Private Ser- -5. Use paints, cleaning CURTIS CLEANERS IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE - 17 great-grandchildren; two him in death. Surviving are his vices were held Tuesday with in- agents, and aerosols in well ven- or syrup, veggies or salad, fruit or pudding, milk. JANUARY 23 & 24: Be Trim Com Op Laundry • Family Game Room • Car Wash Tum closet clutter Into brothers. James of Lake Wales. wife Alice, a son Howard Poll of terment in Rosedale Memorial tilated areas. TUESDAY Program will be offered at the Park. cash with a Ledger Classi- 1410 W. Main St. • Lowell • 897-9809 FL. John of Evart; six sisters, Holland; five daughters, Mrs. -6. Keep all medications Fishwiches or com dogs, tossed salad w/dressing, com Grand Rapids Osteopathic fied ad. 20 words for $1.25. Mrs. Clare (Frances) Armstrong Vernon (Dorothy) Kraai and locked up and out of reach of Hospital The program be- WAITERS - Sharon Mane Call 897-9261. or peas, assorted fruits or jello, bars or cookies, milk. of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Charles (Arlene) children. gins at 7:00 P M. Call 247- WEDNESDAY --7. Use child resistant caps on 7241 for more information. all medications, but be aware Swiss steak or oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes that some children can open Set for and gravy, buttered green beans, biscuits or rolls, jello SAT., JAN. 28: Lucky Star 4- these anyway. 8 lbs. Bulk Cleaning w/whip or fruit, milk. -8, Avoid taking medicine in Winter Fun? H Saddle Club, 5th Annual a child's presence; children THURSDAY English and Western tack THE Before you take off on your /Dry Clean My) FART-TIME JOB enjoy imitating adults. and clothing (New & Used) snowmobile, you'll want to Ravioli or burritos, garden salad, french bread, pud- consignment sale (10% on make sure everything is safe ding or fruit, milk. Not only your machine, but items sold) at Barry County THAT DOESNT COMPETE FRIDAY In the you and your passengers Fairgrounds (on M-37) Com- Insurance is one of the best Hot ham and cheese sandwiches or hot dogs, potato munity Building (60* x 100' forms of protection you have WITH SCHOOL Service chips and pickles, soup or salad, chilled fruits, cookies heated room) Hastings, CaN us today about snowmobile and other or bars, milk. Michigan. For more informa- $7.89 tion call Gail or Kelly Boles Coast Guard Electrician's recreational vehicle insurance Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- Each Additional lb. $1.10 We're the ProlKtors and our (616) 963-3757. Mate 3rd Class Kirt A. Whyte. tary 70c, Middle and Senior High 75^. son of Florence F. and Nelson E. Fun Pak PoNcy win make your winter fun worry-free. PRICES GOOD THRU JANUARY 16, 1984 Whyte of 9710 84th. Alto, Michigan, was graduated from Electrician's Mate School. The 16-week school is con- ducted at the Coast Guard Train- ing Center, Governors Island. New York City. Classroom is- ANNIVERSARY truction, laboratory sessions and practical application periods serve to provide students a thorough understanding of the CELEBRATION operation, maintenance, and re- pair of electrical systems. Students receive detailed in- HOBttKHB struction on and study the operat- FLOOR COVERINGS ^ YOUR LOCAL ing principles of the batteries, generators, motors, and transfor- HOME FURNISHING STORE mers used aboard C oast Guard Cutters and shore installations. 897-5877 Rnandal Security Group eeee Frank Schirmer, son of Frank 189 W. MAIN - RIVERT0WN MALL CELEBRATION SPECIAL SAVINGS Peckham of 234 Maple. Lowell. Michigan, has been promoted in THE PATTONf the U.S. Army to the rank of A r ~ If you've got enough to do without trying to find a challenging sergeant first class. 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VALUE WALLPAPER 113.99 Leo Haybarker Kraig Hayberker SAVE PATTERNS Now *12" Save *3°° WE WILL DRAW 4 LUCKY NAMES Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 11. 1984 - Page 4 Winks celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary Lowell drops two in conference Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January II, !%4 - Page 5 1 Census survey here seeks date on displaced workers The Lowell Red Arrows and occupational training HOMESPUN Fnends and relatives are in- dropped a tough game to Cedar vited to an open house honoring Springs last Tuesday by a score The U.S. Bureau of the Cen- Households in this area are men and women in the civilian John (Jack) and Louise W inks on of 61-59 Craig Potter had 17 sus will conduct aregular surve y part of the sample of 72,000 labor force, 102.7 million were DEVOTIOIV8 their fiftieth wedding anniver- points to lead the Red Arrows in on employment and unemploy- across the country scientifically employed. The nation's un- sary Saturday. January 14. The a losing cause. Jason Baiter and ment in this area during the week selected to represent a cross sec- employement rate was 8.4 per- open house will be held from Pat Brown contributed 11 and 13 of January 16-21, 1984, accord- tion of all U.S. households. cent, down from the 8.8 percent 1:00 until 5:00 P M. at their points respectively. by Pauline E. Spray ing to Robert G. McWilliam, Di- The monthly survey is con- reported in October home at 210 Brook Street. Low- On Friday the Greenville Yel- rector of the Bureau's Regional ducted for the U.S. Department Information supplied by indi- ell. The Winks' have requested low Jackets handed Lowell their Office in Detroit. of Labor and provides a continu- viduals participating in the sur- ...godhnesN with contenimcnl materialistic attitude so preva- that guests not bring gifts. ^ * second loss in conference play In addition to the usual ques- ous record of activity in the labor vey is kept stnetly confidential i> greal gain (I Timothy lent in our day. Like the kitten, The Winks' have four children by a score of 75-59. Craig Potter tions on current employment, the force. The November survey in- by law and the results arc used Have you ever heard a more let us learn to "live contentedly.*' Shirley and Harry Compton of again led the Arrows with 20 January survey will include dicated that the 112.0 million only to compile statistical totals. saliNtied MHind than the purr of a Prayer: O Lord. Thou art the Ada. Ron and Carol Winks of jfc. points. Jason Barber scored 15 1 a others concerning displaced kitten. While the wind howls only source of genuine satisfac- Grand Rapids. Sally and Robert and Jim Hostler added 12 points workers and occupational train- about the comers ol the house tion. Save me from covetous- Potts of Grand Rapids and Mary in a losing cause. and snow collects everywhere il ness. l each me to he contented Kay and Frank Wright of Low- ing. Displaced workers ques- Garden Corner can lind a lodging place, the tiny with the simple things in life. ell. They have twelve grandchil- tions will be asked of persons 20 creature remains completely un- Keep my eyes fixed on that dren and 4 great-grandchildren. r years of age and older, who have The changing seasons don't ones had dark green spots. What lost or left a job involuntarily in affected hy its Nurroundingv heavenly home which Thou hast eeee halt the flow of lawn and garden could have caused this? Curled up on the rug near the gone to prepare for me. •Amen. the past five years, in an effort to To learn how to "bird-proof' questions. Extension specialists A. A mosaic virus, probably stove or register, the little hall of determine which industries and its planes, the U.S. Air Force is at Michigan State University an- cucumber mosaic, one of the two tur continues Us pleasant, occupations have been affected most important cucurbit viruses hurling dead chidkens at air- swer timely queries on house rhythmic, peaceful tune. Louise and John (Jack) Winks the most, ahd what earnings or Births planes, reports the National plants, vegetable gardening, in the northeastern United Fello* Christians, we can benefits losses may have been in- Wildlife Federation. The four- fruit growing, landscape plants Stales. Vines of mosaic-infected take a lesson in contentment Ted and Pat Mager of Saranac Mrs. John A. DenHouter of Cas- curred. The occupational train- pound Chicken carcassses are and other topics: plants are stunted and new leaves from the Kitten Paul tells us that are proud to announce the birth cade. ing questions will be asked of are dwarfed, mottled and some- St. Mary's accepting applications shot into engines, windshields Q. My late summer squash godliness with contentment is of their son Jeffrey Carl on De- persons 14 years of age and older and landing gear from a 20 foot were certainly strange looking times distorted. The vims is usu- great gam. Conturily. covetous- cember 26. 1983. Weighing 7 Floyd & Sue Seese are proud Saint Mary s radiology program campus or for clinical expen who have attended any occupa- this year. The dark green ones ally carried into the garden by Saint Mary's Hospital School cannon to re-enact birds ness is deadly . Like a cancer, it lbs. 9 oz. and 21* long. He was to announce the birth of Kyle of Radiologic Technology is ac- includes such specialties as ul- ence. Students must have funds tional training program in the had yellow spots, and the yellow aphids and is spread by aphids smashing into jets, which can eats away silently, destroying welcomed home by his twin past two years. and cucumber beetles. Andrew bom Dec. 12, 1983. He cepling application for its 1984 trasound. computerized tomog- for the two courses taught off cause serious accidents. one's spiritual life. Unless it is brother & sisler Michael and weighed 9 lbs. 8 oz., and was term which begins in July. The raphy (CT scanning), nuclear campus and books detected in time and effectively Michelle. The proud grandpa- 22' long. Grandparents are two-year educational program medicine, angiography, micro- Students interested in voca- cured, dissatisfaction grows rents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orley & Rosie Kranenberg. prepares students to become re- tomography and radiation tional counseling in the health rapidly. It will spread to all of Mager of Clarksville and Mr. Clarksville. Orton & Phyllis gistered radiologic technologists therapy. sciences should contact Ludema one's thinking and destroy one's and Mrs. Ralph Noffke of Seese of Alto and Clete & and is a 24-month course which He said a limited number of at Saint Mary's (774-6367) or peace of mind. It will kill the Middleville. Wanda Jones of Eaton Rapids combines academic and clinical openings are left in the July class write Saint Mary's Hospital IN/I ID- pleasure found in the simple Kelly and Bud welcome home work. The program is offered at and that students should apply as School of Radiologic Techno) things of life and demand more Jonathan and Jennifer wel- Matthew Paul, bom Dec. 26. low cost to the student early as possible. Applicants ogy, 200 Jefferson SE., Grand and more until it conquers all. come home Jessica VanderKool 9:55 A.M. weighing 7 lb. 2 oz., David Ludema. R.T., M A., must be high school graduates Rapids. Ml 49503 for an applica- Knowing he is a citizen of DenHouter. bom Dec. 17,1983, 18-1/2 inches long. director of the school, notes that (by July, 1984) and have a grade tion. ' another country ." what more weighing 8 lbs. 11 oz., 20" long. Proud parents are Lawrence the registered RT performs point average of at least 2.75 and should the Christian desire than Parents are Leonard and Kathy and Deborah Marvin of Lowell. radiographic (x-ray) examina- an acceptable score on the ACT food, shelter, and sufficient DenHouter ol Lowell (formerly Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tions and is generally responsible (American College Test). clothing ' This life is fleeting. Et- of Lansing). Grandparents are Walter Marvin of Lowell and for production of high quality x- The program is low cost be- Cqmai i v ^ ^ U/CD c : I, . u rlNALLY - We am mc have ernal bliss will goon forever. Let Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Vander- Mr and Mrs. Robert White of rays to assist the physician in cause Saint Mary s charges no us not be influenced bv the Kool of Minnesota and Mr. and Ravenna. diagnosis. Ludema notes that the tuition for courses taught on •cra^c pads in stock 1983 1978 again. Asstd. weights and Craig Potter goes over top of Greenvillea Scott Bernard to get CAMARO SPORT COUPE, V6, automa- CAMARO TYPE LT COUPE, V8, auto- sizes. 75c Lb. (Limit 5 two of his 20 points in Lowell's 75-59 lass to Greenville last Fri- lbs.) Grand Valley Ledger, Aday. tic, air, ETR stereo, tilt wheel, rear defog- matic, air conditioning, stereo tape, tilt 105 N. Broadway. ger, only 5,000 miles. wheel, cruise control, rear defogger, IMPALA, 4 door, V8, automatic overdrive, rustproofed, sharp! air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power seat, win- MALIBU CLASSIC STATION WAGON, ATTEND SERVICES COLLEGE NEWS Greg Canfield was named fo dows and locks, more, just 7,500 miles. air conditioning, V6, automatic, tilt wheel, the Deans list at Grand Rapids CITATION XII, 2 door hatchback, air, cruise control, AM/FM, rustproofed. ADA COMMUNITY Junior College where he is majoring in Data Processing and stereo, tilt, cruise, power windows and BUICK CENTURY STATION WAGON, REFORMED CHURCH Accounting. Greg is a 1975 corner locks, much more. Only 6,000 miles. V6 automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM 7227 Thonapple River r> 676-1032 FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL LOWELL BAPTIST CHAPEL (American Legion Hall) This graduate of Lowell Senior High Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Old Grange Hall 1981 radio, rustproofed. 805 E . Mam School. Morning Worship 10 00 A M 1019 Grand River Ave Sunday School 10:00 A.M eeee Sunday School 1120 A M Sunday Services 10 30 A.M. CAMARO BERLINETYA COUPE, V6, 1977 Worship Service 1100AM Space Sue Stormzand. daughter of Evening Worship 6 00 P M Wednesday Bible Study 7 :00 P M By Roger Brown automatic, air, stereo cassette, tilt wheel, OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE, 4 door, V8, Wednesday Bible Classes 7.00 P M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS BOB ROUSH PASTOR Tony and Carol Stormzand of GENE BUTLER SR PASTOR COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR 897-7489 Lowell, has completed her rear defogger, power windows, wire automatic, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power 897-7268 For Rent CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL studies at the University of Ken- wheel covers, only 21,000 miles. windows, locks, seat, rear defogger, extra tucky with a degree in Micm- 1 think the Better Business Bureau should fund a rebuttal to the MALIBU CLASSIC STATION WAGON, clean. biology. She will go through FJorida Tourist Council's "I Need It Bad" TV commercials. You GAULEE BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH RRST BAPTIST CHURCH graduation ceremonies in May. know the ads I'm talking about don't you? One shows a guy all bun- V6, automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM, TRUCKS OF SARANAC Sue has plans on entenng Medi- 10501 SettlewoodPh 897-7185 OF ALTO dled up in a blizzard getting splashed with slush and mud at a bus delay wipers, only 5,000 miles. 1983 BLAZER KID 4X4, V8, automatic, ADA CHRISTIAN Comer of Orchard & Pleasant cal School. Sunday School, 9 45 A M Comer ol 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue stop. When he gets home he tells his wife, "I need it bad". Then the Early Service 8:30 AM eeee CUTLASS, 4 door, V6, automatic, air con- air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power windows and REFORMED CHURCH Worship Service 11 00 A M Sunday School 1000 A M commercial becomes a series of short clips of people swimming, Sunday School 10 00 AM 7152 Bradfield St S E 676-1698 Evening Service 6:00 P M Morning Worship 1100AM A total of 950 persons arc on sunbathing, golfing, sailing, water skiing, etc., with no one clad in ditioning, cruise control, wire wheel cov- locks, Silverado, much more. Only 4,600 Morning Worship 11 00 AM REV ANGUS M MacLEOO Prayer and Bible Study- 7 30 P M Wednesdays Jr -Sr High Young People 6 30 P M the official list of those who re- Ainything heavier than bermudas or bikinis. Evening Worship 7 00PM ers, only 29,000 miles. miles. Morning Worship 9 30 A M GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 7 00PM ceived bachelor's, masters, Well, I just got back from two weeks in Florida, and I can testify Sunday School 1100 AM Young Peoples Afterglow 8.30 PM Foreman Road Wednesday Bible Study 700PM that Florida ain*t all it's always cracked up to be. In fact, maybe the PONTIAC LE MANS, 4 door, V6, automa- 1983 SUBURBAN K20 4X4, V8, automa- Evening Worship 6:00 P M Wed Family Night 6 30-8 30 PM specialists (sixth year) and doc- 897 9110 REV GEORGE L COON REV JAMES FRANK toral degrees from Westem Better Business Bureau would like me and my family to star in their 868-6403 or 868-6912 tic, air, stereo, cruise control, rear defog- tic, air conditioning, folding center seat, 642-9174 or 642-9274 Michigan University at the end rebuttal ad. The screenplay might go something like this: ger, only 30,000 miles. of summer session of the 1982- SCENE I: It's sixteen below zero and I'm leaving early for work. on-off road tires, two-tone blue. CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 83 school year. After trying for ten minutes to get the car started. I go back upstairs 1980 1983 CHEVROLET CI 0 PICKUP, 6 cylin- BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL WMU graduates from Lowell and sneak numbing cold hands under the covers. Terese lets out a 'REFORMED CHURCH CHURCH OF LOWELL M IMPALA, 4 door, V8, automatic, air condi- der, automatic overdrive, power steering 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street included Robert Christiansen of blood-curdling scream, and says, l need it bad". So we leave for (Member United Church of Christ) REV RAYMOND E BEFUS OF LOWELL REV WILLIAM F HURT Florida. tioning, AM/FM, cruise control. and brakes, aluminum cap. North Hudson at Spnng St . Lowell 2535 Gee Dr., FrancisSimmerer Morning Worship 9 50 A M 1151 West Main Street 897 8841 Church School 1000 AM SCENE II: After driving all night in freezing rain I m broke down 897 5906 of 9560 36th St. Robert 1979 1981 FORD F250 SUPERCAB CAMPER (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) REV RICHARD VANDEKIEFT Morning Worship 1100AM DR RICHARD GREENWOOD Thomson of 446.) Causeway at a gas station. The mechanic says, "you blew your water pump Sunday School 1115 AM Worship Service 10 AM &6PM Evening Service 6 00PM REGAL SPORT COUPE, 2 door, V6, au- SPECIAL, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, dual Morning Worship 10 00 A M Dr., all with Bachelor s degrees gasket, parts will cost you about $2.00, but the labor s gonna run Evening Service 6 00PM Sunoay School 1115AM Wednesday Mid-Week Service Church School 1000 A M around $150.00." I tum to the camera and reply, "I didn't need tomatic, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, 2-tone tanks. Ranger package. Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Supervised Nursery During All Services Jr Teens Adults 7 00PM m business administration. (Cnbbery & Nursery Provided) this". Nursery-Come & Worship With Us Graduating with a Bachelor's of paint. 1981 CHEVROLET C10 PICKUP, V8, 4 Science degree was Suzanne SCENE III: Terese couldn't get the extra days off, so she's flying down to meet the kids and me. But. bad weather has the airlines all OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE, 4 door, V8, speed overdrive, power steering, AM/FM, WHITNEYVILLE CHURCH Phillips of 13379 Vergennes goofed up. and she gets held up overnight in Miami with no way to automatic, air conditioning, rear defogger, rustproofed, only 28,000 miles. FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD OF JESUS CHRIST SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH get a message to me. Standing at the airlines tickct counter, she power trunk release, low miles. CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH UNDENOMINATIONAL (United Church of Chnst) Happy Birthday tums to the camera and says, "I didn't need this." 621 E Mam Street 897 5936 Corner of Segwun & Grand River 4935 Whitneyville Rd Ada 49301 125 Bndge St. Saranac. Ml SCENE IV: The day after we get our camp set up in the Keys a MONTE CARLO COUPE, V6 automatic, REGULAR HOURS Morning Worship 8 30 A.M . 11 00 A M Sunday Mom Worship Service 1000 A M DIAL A-PRAYER-642-9659 JANUARY 11: Cindy cold snap moves in. This scene shows the entire faimly huddled Morning Worship 9 00AM 1045 AM Sunday School & Aduit Bible Class 9 45 A M Morning Worship iq^X) A M air conditioning, stereo tape. Sunday School 1100AM Dumas. Renee Ellison. Maggie around the radio in winter coats, listening to the guy on the NOWA Church School 9 30 A M JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR Sunday School Sunday Evening Service 6 00 P M MacNaughton. Laura Wierckz weather station tell about all the record cold temperatures that we REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER 897-8307 Wed Evening Prayer Service 7 30PM THE REV EDWIN MENDENHALL M 12: Debbie Are setting. The whole family tums to the camera and says, We Nursery available at both services Challenger s Youth Group Wed 7 30PM 642-6322 JANUARY didn't need this." Service Howk S i PASTOR JAMES GROENDYK Biggs. Judy Ellison. Stuari Sauber. Rick Sieguis. Mike SCENE V: It finally warms up a little bit. but I'm still in a jacket. Mon.-Fri., Sam - Spm /K/} Kathan, My die hard wife builds barricades against the wind using the picnic Wed. Night till Spm VERGENNES UNITED JANUARY 13: Doug Ar table, lawn chairs and anything else she can find, and proceeds to ST. MARYS TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH RRST BAPTIST CHURCH • METHOWST CHURCH nold, Todd Burkett sunbathe in temperatures still in the fifies. Instead of tuming a gold- (LCA) en tan. she tums blue. She props herself up on an elbow, faces the CATHOLIC CHURCH Comer Parnell & Bailey Drive OF LOWELL JANUARY 14: Kristin Stouf- REV DR JAMES G COBB there's 402 N Amity Worship Service 10 00 A M 2275 West Mam Street fer. camera, and with chattering teeth says, "I didn't need this". * rv DR LUTHER R LIVINGSTON Sunday School no place • I • • MSGNR JAMES MORAN Coffee Hour 11 00 A M 9 45 AM SCENE VI: A new camper pulls in after driving straight down PASTORS Morning Worship JANUARY 15: NEW HOURS Church School 1115AM 11t)0AM from Minnesota. One of the other campers immediately starts com- like hi 2700 E Fulton Jr High Youth Group Meisner. William Bower. Don Saturday Mass 5 30 P M DR STANLEY HFORKNER 5:30 PM plaining about how cold it has been, and the guy from Minnesota Worship Service 8 30&1045AM Evening Service Hicks. Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M Ph 531 7942 7 00PM Sunday School 9 30AM Sr. High juth Group JANUARY 16: Bob Dine, says. "Hey. don't complain to me ..you want to see my frostbite?" • HOAfliEl Chevrolet & buick LITTLE WHITE CHURCH BUILDS' 8 15PM Nursery Provided • Barrier Free Wednesday Family Hour Don Sterzick. rVith that, everybod; in the scene tums to the camera and says, "we m21 Icwell.mi 897 9294 730PM • DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 JANUARY 17: Betsy El need it bad". Then tlie commerical tums into a promotion for the dndge. Deborah Wieland. Jim Hawaii Tourist Council. Moore. Aric Hendnx. (•rand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January II. 1984 - Page 6 Qua-Ke Zik Sportsman Club News Great Lakes Federal offers stock sale Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January II, 1984 - Page 7
Zik Sportsman's annual rabbit Discount Flnterpnzes of LoWell, Thai coupled with a bottomless Last Sunday. January Nth cool and third pnze was awarded to coffee pi* seni the satisfied hun 4^ Great Lakes Federal Savings of $1.75 billion. Great Lakes state of Michigan and operates 'OUTDOORS' temperatures and chilly winds hunting contest. John Corwin lens home in time to commandeer ^ and Loan Association today an- Federal is the 3rd largest savings 57 branch offices located blew the cotton back into the Three hunters bunmed them Carl Wheaton combined some the family TV set and thav. nounced that it is commencing and loan with headquarters in the throughout the state. with Jack Friesner bnar patch and some hunters selves to the lop and walked professional technique with a re- trozen toes while watching iht- its public offering of stock in came up a hare short of success. away with the prizes. First prize ceipt from a Qua-Kc-Zik Wild L.A. Raiders and Seattle Sea connection with its conversion However, others weren't so un- of a 22 rifle went to Bill Babcock Game Cookbook to create a rab- hawks perform in a more passive from a mutual to a stock savings Every yeir since I have been writing this column. I have dedi- lucky and 32 hunters teamed up with a 3 lb lOoz rabbit Second bit stew that will unquestionably sport. and loan association. cated one acticle to the feeding of birt^ and wildlife during the with bugling beagles to harvest prize went to Bob Lydle. which be declared a culinary delight. Great Lakes Federal is offer- winter months The past three years have resulted in very mild wea- 92 rabbits during the Qua-Ke- was a woodstove dt>natcd by Downs Agency, Inc. is pleased to announce the ther and I discouraged most of the feeding programs This winter is ing. 2,316.122 shares of com- Announcing. going to be the exception and I believe that we will receive at least mon stock in the public offering opening of our Branch Office at 1004 W. Main St. two years of extremely hard winters. at a price of $9.00 per share. (Crystal Flash Plaza), Lowell, Michigan. We offer Any feeding programs of birds and wildlife will certainly help out These shares constitute the bal- DNR Reports £ ance of the total 2.750.000 complete personal and business insurance service the species as well as being a pleasure to you. There are certain " shares offfered in the conversion NEW HOURS guidelines which must be followed however or these programs may with these fine companies: •Auto Owners 'Century remaining after the subscription backfire and result m tragedy to the very species we wish to help Mutual ^Indiana Insurance Group •Ohio The first consideration must be to begin only those programs It's your chance to help wildlife and community offering of the which you can continue The feeding of even a moderate deer herd, stock. The association estimates Monday - Thursday Casualty Group •Southern Michigan Mutual net proceeds of more than $21.5 say twenty animals, can be very expensive and time consuming If Michigan income tax form. this way should be made out to Michigan residents now have The nongame wildlife refund million from the conversion The you do not realize this and cannot continue through March please do That's where you can write in "State of Michigan-Nongame 8:00 a.m. 'til 9:00 p.m a wonderful opportunity to help write-in makes it possible to con- sale of stock in the association's OUR BRANCH OFFICE HOURS WILL BE: not even consider starting. Feeding birds, squirrels etc. at a feeder Wildlife Fund." proctect and preserve the vert your concern for wildlife your donation. public offenng is made through Monday, Tuesday, & Friday SfcOOam - 5:00pm within your yard can be expensive and once again, if started you arc If you do not have a refund Your contnbution will qualih obligated to continue until such as time as natural food becomes wildlife that makes their state a into actions. The write-in is not a an underwriting group co-man- Wednesday & Saturday .9:00am -12:00 noon coming, you can still donate to as a deduction on your 1984 fed- abundant in the spnng. special place in which to live. part of your taxes (like the politi- aged by Salomon Brothers Inc., Friday and Saturday Thursday. 9:00am - 6:00pm wildlife by sending a check to the eral tax form. All birds and wildlife will provide fairly well for themselves Bluebirds, bald eagles, prairie cal tax check-off) but a voluntary A.G, Edwards & Sons, Inc., Nongame Wildlife Fund. Box through bad weather but once they become dependent upon feeding chickens, badgers, loons, Kirt- donation to share your refund | First of Michigan Corporation, 30028, Lansing, Michigan 8:00 a.m. 'til 10:00 p.i at a feed station they tend to quit foraging for themselves and be- land s warblers, and bam owls with wildlife. • and Manley. Bennett. 48909. Contributions made in come very dependent upon those locations Most birds must con- are but a few of the many species Look for line 33b on your McDonald and Company. sume their body weight in nourishment daily in order to remain that will be helped with your sup- Great Lakes Federal's com- DOWNS AGENCY, INC heathy, especially in cold weather If they spend even one day at port of the Nongame and En- mon stock began trading today Sunday 10:00 a.m. 'til 6:00 p.mJ your empty feeder, waiting for the hand out to which they have dangered Wildlife Program. on NASDAQ, the nation's fas- COMPUTE INSURANCE SERVICE grown accustomed their lives are seriously jeopardized. If you plan The 1983 Michigan Legisla- test growing and second largest on going south and not continuing any feeding program please do ture created the Nongame securities market. The quotation Wildlife Fund to help support the symbol for Great Lakes Federal 79 Bridge St. 1004 W. Main St. not even consider starting one. I Crystal Flash Piaza) Another consideration must be as to diet. Some bird species will many species of wildlife which Savings isGLFS. Saranac, Ml 48881 Lowell, Ml 49331 do very well on gram and seeds alone, while others require a larger we do not hunt or trap. but enjoy With reported assets in excess 642-9401 quantity of animal fat and different varieties of foodstuff. Beef or having and seeing in our envi- 897-7676 or 897-7062 venison suet and peanut butter arc fine examples of high fat and pro- ronment. These nongame ^ Two for one wchigan tyleat^Markgt J tein foods and many species will consume these in quantity. species include more than 500 /Vf riMC TAM R DAVID & DEWAYNE DOWNS, MfMS It is very easy, especially for those in a rural environment, to kinds of birds, mammals, re- show at ptiles. amphibians and fish En- 1400 W. Main • Lowell • 897-7049 begin feeding a small number of deer If you start, for instance, planetarium feeding a small number, say six to eight, I can assure you that this dangered plants will also be number can explode to ten times the amount in a very short period. helped by this fund Nongame Make sure you are prepared for this prior to making any commit- wildlife is a vital part of our natu- Two adult tickets for the price ment. A herd of eighty deer can go through three hundred bushels of ral diversity and is important to of one will be the admission fee com, at $3.00 per bushell. It can become expensive. Don't forget, the high quality of life we enjoy ONG^MS. for each evening performance of deer can starve to death with a stomach full of good alfalfa. They in Michigan. LOtltC fONO Chaffee Planetarium's current will consume hay and gram but their natural wintertime food is For some species we can take sky show "Wonders of the browse They must have the buds, new shoots and twigs in order to special pnde. During the breed- Winter Sky." For each adult tick- ing season Michigan has the en- et purchased a second person prov ide roughage for digestion and it is always a good idea to fell a Write-in For Wildlife 414 EAST MAIN STREET few populars, soft maple, etc. in or near the feed area to provide tire world population of the • will be admitted free. Adult tick- LOWELL, MICHIGAN 49331 this. Another bad aspect of de^i feeding is that you concentrate the beautiful endangered Kirtland s ets (15 and older) arc $2 each. Sbabe Savings Bank herd and made them much more vulnerable to dogs, poacher and warbler and one of the highest This offer is for the evening per- TELEPHONE Sie • 897-9277 other predators I would suggest that it you are feeding in a given number of nesting bald eagles of formance only. any state. Hdp tupport Michigan't Nongame WUft Fundi "Wonders of the Winter Sky" area, you inform the local DNR distnet heardquarters so they can • i <. UfV assist in monitoring the area. Unfortunately our wildlife features some of the bnlliant Vbw oorttiidani wf be uvd far As 1 mentioned earlier, a feeding program can be life sustaining faces many problems: popula- stars and constellations that can research and management ID to wildlife during a hard winter, but it can also jeopardize their wel- tion pressure, urban sprawl, land be seen during the winter season. bendt Mkhigans wldtfe and fare if not earned out correctly. A great deal of self satisfaction can neglect, pollution, pesticides, Evening showtimes are 8:00 also be derived from it but if you are not prepared to sustain the oper- and accidental and illegal kil- PM Thursday, Friday and ation throught the winter, please do not even consider it. ling. Saturday. Weather permitting, Mote you-donation jbr JACK In 1981 nearly all of Michi- after the show the audience can gan's federal aid for helping non- Nongame WMfc on Lhe 3& of yar • accompany the Planetarium nar- game and endangered species Mate inoome tax form. rator out-of-doors for some tele- was eliminated. Clearly, if we scopic viewing of the "real" At least one of the colors in the Olympic symbol- ANNOUNCING blue, yellow, black, green or red-appears in the nation- are to preserve our nongame thing. al flag of every country. wildlife heritage, we must do it Matinee performances at 2:30 A New Service From, ourselves. P.M. Friday and 2:30 and 3:45 State Savings Bank, P.M. Saturday and Sunday, will Personal Credit Lines continue for the regular admis- sion pnee of adults $2 and chil- dren (5-15) and senior citizens Dear Custoners: $1.50. Children under 5 cannot ^ be admitted to the sky theater State Savings Bank is pleased to announce a new banking Are You Planning service that will allow you as an individual to enjoy the credit 4-H awards flexibility once reserved only for corporations. Uiis service is given out at <-ai a personal line of credit or "FEADlf RESERVE." rabbit show This means that once your line of credit is approved, upon A Wedding ? ? ? The Bunny Busters 4-H group , separate application, you may use your "READY RESERVE" to borrcw from the Lowell area attended a the money you need, when you need it, viiere you need it, without rabbit show in Ionia of Saturday. questions or delay. Whether it's a vacation, spur-of-the-moment December 3. Those attending and earning awards in the mini- purchase or energency expense, you sinply write a personal check ^ lop category were: Tim Hess of from your regular account and the money is autanatically deposited, W? Alto with a first place in the \jf> to your approved credit limit. You'll have the freedon to repay If so, choosing your invitations from the fine selec- female senior division, Betsy the oustanding loan balance in full, or in ccnvenient monthly pay- Dommer of Lowell with a first nents and sinple interest means no penalty for early payment. tion available at The Grand Valley Ledger should be place in the male junior division, Doug Melendorp of Ada with a i first place in the female junior di- Stop in to apply today for your personal line of credit. We one of the first items on your agenda. We offer top vision, Doug McQueen of Ada know you will enjoy this new financial flexibility....and ve look with a first place in the male forward to seeing you soon. & quality thermographed invitations from Carlson senior division and also best Flemish. Karen Kuipers of Cas- cade placed a second in the Craft, National Artcrafts and Regency. Always senior division and Amy Stencil placed in the mixed rabbit cate- prompt service and resonable prices, and you may gory check our catalogs out overnight. WE/gh
THE GRAND VALLEY LEDGER The first long-playing rec- ords were produced by the 105 North Broadway Neophone Co. of Finsbury f'hone 897-9261 Lowell, Michigan 49331 Square, London, from 1904 to 1906, and consisted of 20 in. discs with a playing time of up to 12 minutes. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January II, 1984 - Page 9 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. January II, 1984 - Page 8
LOWELL COMMUNITY EDUCATION The Grand Valley Ledger's •. Second Semester Classes CALL MARGE 897-8434 Classes are FREE for those who have not completed high school.
LOWELL ADULT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SCHEDULE Classes are free for adults who have not finished high school and high school graduates under 20 years of age. Fee for high school graduates is $30. No charge for Senior Citizens. Adult high . EVS^0 school completion classes begin January 30. 1984 and run for 17 weeks. LISTING
LEISURE-TIME CLASS MAGAZINE MONDAY WEDNESDAY G FGiitMrGi ComplGto To Register, Call Marge Computer Programming Accounting 897-8434 Nurse Aide English-Independent Study t Listings of LowgII Welding Woodworking English - Reading Improvement Art Cable TV OicuiiigIs Auto Mechanics VOLLEYBALL - Ladies Night Out - Beginning Math On A Daily Basis. Wednesday, January 11, Alto School. Fee: $5, 7-9 Sewing Psychology P.M. TUESDAY THURSDAY Spacial Sports VOLLEYBALL - Mixed - Beginning Thursday, Science Remedial Reading u swings January 12, Alto School, Fee: $5, 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. U.S. History GEO Prep Computer Programming Typing I I/Word Processing VOLLEYBALL - Mixed • Beginning Wednesday, Small Engine Repair Government •G Spacial Daily January 11, Riverside School, 7-9 P.M., Fee: $5. Auto Mechanics MgvIg Listings MICRO-COMPUTER SURVEY - 8 weeks. Begin- Typing I ning Thursday, Feb. 2, 6:30 - 8/30 P.M. Fee: $15, Forms of American Literature LHS. G Listings Coinclda
BASKETRY - 4 weeks, beginning Feb, 7, Tues- KENT SKILLS CENTER CLASSES With Numbers On days. 7-9 P.M. Fee: $5 & materials. LHS. To register, call Marge - 897-8434. No charge for non-high school graduates or graduates COUPONS & REFUNDING - 4 weeks, beginning under 20 years of age. Fee for H.S. graduates is $45. (10 week classes are $30). Tuesday, February 7, Alto School; 7-9 P.M. Fee: $6. 17 WEEK CLASSES G CamplatG A MONDAY 7:00-10:30 THURSDAY 7:00-10:30 MACHINE APPLIQUE - Thursday, February 9, Auto Body Repair Auto Body Repair lasy To Usa 6:30 - 9:30 P.M.; LHS. Fee: $3. Auto Mechanics-Brakes Auto Mechanics-electrical Systems * Auto Mechanics-Standard Transmissions &. Rear Auto Mechanics-Engines Channels Listach WOK COOKING - Thursday, February 16, 6:30 - Axles Cake Decorating II 9:30 P.M. LHS. Fee $5. Baking Heating & Ventilation-Heating Boiler Systems II WEATHER Weather Commerical Art I & II Residential Construction-Basic Wiring WKZO Kalamazoo, Ml O (D WUHQ Battle Creek, Ml O ® COUNTRY PAINTING-for beginners. Beginning Diesel Mechanics Residential Construction-Finishing i WWMA Grand Rapldt, Ml o ® Tuesday, March 6. 4 weeks. 7-9 P.M. Fee: $8.00; 1 Furniture Manufacturing I & II Upholstery WJIM Lansino, Ml O CD 1 LHS. Machine Metals II WOTV Grand Rapids, Ml O CD Welding-Heli-Arc WILX Jackson, Ml QD & Printing-Composition Welding-Wire WGVC Allendale, Ml ID ® FINANCIAL PLANNING - Beginning Wednes- Residential Construction-Plumbing WKAR E Lansing, Ml CD (B W2ZM Grand Rapids, Ml ID O day, March 14. 6 weeks. 7-9 P.M. Fee: $10 LHS. 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Faye Dun- 4:30 ID [HBOl MOVIE: Dusty' i WhM< of FortuiM MORNING 12:30 O S) 0 99 American MORNING 9:00 O ® O ® Dallas ance on the Ed Sullivan Jetaons thony Guinn. Barbara Sports Probe Newa Update away. 1974, An elderly sheepherder paopta't Court Bandstand jR's capacity for show, Siaphon Mack- M0 CD (HBO] Growing up Fraggle RNOC K Hale. 1953. CtecoKM Kids Writes 5:00 (D [MAX] MOVIE: ® MOVIE: Tho- must choose between the 11:15 Sports Q ® 0 99 Volvo '• Wild World of double-crossing comes Rod Cuibenson Stoned This documen- »er noom © Scholastic Sports unenenao BarbaroM' An outlaw roughbreds Don't Cry' love for his dog and the Acad. 11:30 11)0 CD Buga Masters tennis battles his in-laws until he A jockey's crooked father animal's desire to be free. Animals close to running over as John Altman. 1979 tary focuses on drug News Update he sets up for a ride in 0 (MAX] MOVIE: The Evana KklSOMedle Watch Bunny/Road Runner finds himself saddled with wants him to throw the bia OD [MAX] MOVIE- I'd O PM Magazine O ® MOVIE: The abuse. (B (S McLaughlin Hogan's Heroes risky offshore oil exptora- Pt Night Tracks Cont'd King of Comedy' Televi- 10:300 ® 0 ® Charlie 0GD Amezlng Spider- a farm boy on the run. Wil- race. Judy Garland. Climb the Highest J**!* «ham One. man/Incredible Hulk Group Mountain' In the tum-of- NBA Basketball: tion (OOrrta) Two, Three' Four men hi- • Prog cont'd sion is no laughing matter World Tomorrow Brown A Snoopy lie Nelson, Gary Busey, Mickey Rooney. Sophie S Vlc'e Vacant Lot 0 99 Heckle end 0 'You!' Mag. for for Rupert Pupkin, who isela Vega. 1962. Rated Tucker. 1967. the-century rural South, a Chicago at Detroit 0 ® OD 39 Blue jack a New York city sub- 5:30 I QSP0(!}Lmiee © ncaa Basketball stops at nothing for a shot 'Programming for Child- 0®0®AlvinAthe Jedde Women PG 11:00 89 FIS World Cup new parson and his wife Thunder The Blue Thun- way train and demand a MO at TV stardom. Robert De unipmunxs 9 You and the Law WHd BIN Hickok 6:00 SI NFL Arm Wrestling Skiing: Men's Downhill face catastrophe. Rory Report der battles a right wing one million dollar ransom Spectrum MOVIE: Wlncheeter group that uses a fighter Niro. Jerry Lewis. Rated © Bia Storv 0 05) Educat Comput- (R Washington I © Business Times on Calhoun, Susan Hay- Crossfire Walter Matthau, Robert U.S. Farm Report AFTERNOON PG. MO O 92 From thei Edltor'a «Week/Review Paul 73' A man out to settle a ESPN ward, William Lundigan. The Third Eye plane as air support. (60 Shaw, Martin Balsam Profile [HBO] Gotta Dance, Athietee In Action Deek Duke is joined by top score, tracks down his ex- 6:30 (D (HBO) Adventures of 1951. (DO® Charlie min.) 1974. Gotta Sing This special a American Inter- 1£00 O 02 MOVIE: SHm' A S j-score O® CE)9$ Smurfa buddy. who escapes, tak- Robin Hoodnik Brown Special 'Is This e 92) Celebrity Cru- 91) Thicke of the Washington journalists lineman encounters many EVEMIMO celebrates the Hollywood NCAA Basketball CD 35) Hazardous analyzing the week's ing a prized Winchester CD (MAX) MOVIE: Td Goodbyt^ - /e./ Charlie sade for Ufe Ninht 0 MOVIE: Rebel dangers in his everyday musical. Report Weete news. rifle with him. James Ste- Climb the Highest 6.-00 (D O CJL C0 Brown?' The world of the 01 9S West Michigan O ® CD 95 Tonight Without a Cauae' A duties. Henry Fonda, Pat TBS Morning News Sports Review 0 (8 Juet Like youth who has lost res- 0 (HBO] MOVIE: wart, Shelley Winters. Mountain' In the tum-of- O'Brian, Margaret Lind- Peanuts gang is turned Journal Show [MAX] MOVIE: upside down when Linus I wenoona Everybody Elee pect for his parents gets 'Airplane Ik The Sequel' Dan Duryea. 1950. the-century rural South, a say. 1937 Taxi 0 Off the Record 01(3$ 0 (S Latanlght 'Jimmy, the KM' A 12- © ESPN'a Inside andLucymoveaway. (R) America CC Cartoon Carnival © Tour Meg. for involved with a gang of ju- A lunatic airline crew find new parson and his wife (D [HBO] HBO ROCK: Little House on 700 Club year-old is the kidnapping Women Football O ® ® ® Benson A Van CHbum Interna- O Barney Millar ® CD M Best of venile delinquents. James themselves on a lunar face catastrophe. Rory Air Supply In Hawaii the Prairie target of bungling crooks. Scoobv Doo shuttle hurtllna toward the CNN Special Report Calhoun, Susan Hay- S ® MacNeN/Lehrer boy starts a campaign to tional Ptano Competi- CatMns Gary Coleman. Paul Le Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal SI MdVIE: The Belles ©^Weekend Garde- © Rex Humbard Mineo. 1955 sun. Robert Hays. Julie The Third Eye ward. William Lundigan. of St Trtnian's An En- Newshour his widowed mom and tion Best of Qroucho Mat, Dee Wallace. 1962. ® 0 ® New Fat son to the altar. Love Boet © NCAA Basketball: © Countdown to 'S4 Hagerty,. \Willia m Shatner ^ S 1951. glish girl's school is run in CD [HBO] HBO ROCK: K 9:30 S ® West Rated Pa Albert Show O® Biskltts University of CaNfomia Today's program fea- Rated ?G 7:00 €9 Business Times on a most unorthodox man- Ak Supply In Hawaii osed Capttoned] Week Crossfire Blackwood Brothers O 92) NCAA Footbell: (12) Ethiopia Report; O ® CD (9 FNntstone at Stanford tures weekly previews DoN Yourself ESPN ner. Altstair Sim. Joyce 00 [MAX] MOVIE: Clash B 089 Lawr 11:4S [HBOl MOVIE: SgtBHko Senior Bowl Funnies News Update Kung Fu Our Children Are Dying Things Ara Tough All and profiles of the 1964 7:30 fD iHBOl Sheens Grenfell. 1954. of the Titans' Zeus' son 10:00 O ® O ® Falcon News/Sports/ © (S) CD 39 Sesame Health Week Alpine Ski School 0 Si Woodwright'a Easton in Concert This Carol Lawrence and Art Crest Michael Ransom Ovar Two men are pen- Olympics. S) MOVIE: Perilous battles mythical monsters Weather Street [Closed Cap- (DO® Dungeons A Jk rrevie^ » a 1w ^ a A » Shop Unkletter host this look at must face his past and niless and stranded In © MOVIE: 'Seven Guns Grammy Award-winner Journey' Twenty-nine to save a princess from 6:30 0®U of M Presents tioned] and Draaons Show 0 (29 Magic of Oil performs at the Holly- the history of Ethiopia and perform surgery on Sher- Chicaoo until Arabs hire to Mm' SJtagecoact h marhage-mmded girts ar- an arch rival. Laurence O ® Benil/Zax/Allen O ® 0 99 Pec-Men/ passengers are held as © Adventures Of Black Painting wood Palace Olivier, Claire Bloom. Bur- its current crisis due to iff Robbins to save his life. tham to drive a limousine 0 [HBO] MOVIE: rive in the California gold Cannery Row' A marine Rublk Cube Hour hostages by a group of Beauty [HBO] Video Jukebox 8:00 CD [MAX] MOVIE: Clssh fields. Vera Ralston. gess Meredith. 1961. drought and famine. mm.) ^ containing $5 million 0 ® Agriculture • CS) 6 09 MOVIE: . biologist tries to forget his 92) America Worka outlaws. Lola Albright. AFTERNOON MOVIE: Fighter of the Tttans' Zeus' son David Brian. Scott Brady Rated PG. ® ffi 99 Matt Cheech Marin. Tommy U.SJL 89 International «Attack' A World War II 'Hard Knox' A career S past while a young runa- 1 Charles Ouinlivan. 1956. battles mythical monsters 1952 © USA Cartoon Houston Matt helps an Chong, Rip Taylor. Rated 99 Mighty Mouse Edition Ford Rowan squadron leader returns ( Marine Corps officer, fac- way drifts into life in a bor- © Incredible Hulk 12*0 0 ® CD O ABC to save a princess from 1.-00 (D [HBO] MOVIE: l ex-cop track down a killer R. Jimmy Houston hosts this look at trends to Italy to be reunited with ino forced retirement, ^n nim 41%A dello. Nick Nolte, Debra © Style With Else Weekend 'Cou- an arch rival. Laurence Ought To Be In ure Hunt who has strangled 19 12*0 99 Hogan's Heroes uennis me Menace and news events as they the woman he loves. Ster- Olivier. Claire Bloom. Bur- takes over the running of Winger. Rated PG. iOBRBQir garl' of 3 parts, Pictures' A jobless One Day at a Time youno women. (60 min.) Night Tracks ESPN's Inside are reported by foreign 11:00 O ® Benjl/Zax/AUen Aftei ling Hayden, Joy Page, J. gess Meredith. 1961. Endurance Running: a military school and finds 0 Starcade fter having their house screenwriter reluctantly 0 dJ) I Love Lucy Bums 4 Allen FootbeN swept away in a flood, a Carrol Naish. 1954 Rateatecd PG. Desperate Dreams it more challenging than Newsmgm Pumpkin Creek rediscovers love and O®099 New Show ©Big Story Super Book [MAX] MOVIE: O 91) 0 99 Puppy/ boy and his little sister are © MOVIE: Sky Devils' © SportsCenter faith. Walter Matthau, © The Tomorrow he thought. Robert Con- Tonight's guests are John 12:30 91 INN News 7M B ® O ® Captain rad, Frank Howard, Joan U.S. Farm Report 'Whiskey Galore!' Inha- Doo Show confronted by a mountain Two lifeguards who can- 6:15 © ESPN's SportsWeek Ann-Margret, Dinah Man- Candy and Paul Simon. ® 0 99 Friday Kangaroo bitants of a liquor-drought not swim become pilots 6:30 CD [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dusty' Sweeney. 1963 Instructional Series to LA. lion and a pair of kidnap- off. 1962. Rated PG. 6:30 CBS News i min.) 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Flaherty), brash station Beauty sistant district attorney re- £15 ©SportsCenter son, Joan Harvey. 1900 Sophisticated jewel thief B MOVIE: Pretty Boy lives to rescue an execu- 'Showdown at the End of manager Edith Prickley EVENING 8:30 O me Tomorrow fuses to knuckle under to 2:30 © [HBO] MOVIE: 5 30 S ESPN'a SMeUnaa Hunt Ufe of RHey becomes romantically in- Floyd* This is the story of tive analyst being held the World.'McCloud rom- Thie Week In the (Andrea Martin), oddball People pressure from his boss Endangored Species' 6.-00 O [HBOl MOVIE: One Day at a Time I volved with an American 6:00 (COS) CD the notorious gangster captive by an assassin. ances a model in an at- NBA Ed Gnmley (Martin Short) 940 O CD O CE) After- and a medical authority. The discovery of muti- Thie week In the vacationing in Spain. Mar- who headed the F.B.I.'s (60 mm.) tempt to find her missing Croesflre and loudmouthed comic MASH Klinger writes a John Rubinstein. 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Joker's WNd examination of animals Evidence* A man performs at the Holly- 1964, In CD (HBOl Everfy Broth- 1:15 (HBOl MOVIE: The tory of Pro Football is pre- Ballet gives a special per- min.) tective dtooovers murder, 8:15 Skiing American _ ® WKRP S who hunt to survive. searches for evidence to wood Palace. S a Vic's Vacant Lot ers Reunion This reunion Thirty-Nine Stepe* An in- sented formance of Michael B(JDB99 Late Night a spy ring and sabotage. Style Cincinnati free his father, who is im- RHIeman I nocent man tries to stay 4*0 Africans 7:30 THIS WEEK'S SPORTS AT A GLANCE ... New technology will be used payers with no dependents who contribution deduction for non- sent without delay. vided on the form. lo process Ihe more than IX mil- have taxable income of less than Hemizers, up to $25, on line 4 of The OCR equipment "reads" More mlormation on the form FRIDAY 1:00PM ffl — ESPN's Horse Rscing Weekly lion Form 1040EZ lederal tax re- $50,000 a year This income 7:00PM ffl — SportsCenter this form for tax year 1983.; the numerals and characters on I04()EZ can be found in the 1/13/84 1:30PM 9 - Ceeser's Tehoe Billierds turns this year, according lo the must be only from wages, 7:45PM O —NBA Tonight Instructions for the Form the lorm as it scans over the Form I040EZ and l()4()A tax 8:00PM ffl — NBA BesketbeN: New Jersey et Indiene 2:30PM ffl - NCAA BeeketbeN: Ohio Stale at Michigen Internal Revenue Service. Inter- salaries and tips and interest in- 6:00AM ffl — NFL Arm WrtttNng I040EZ. including specific di- page. To help the machine pick package or by contacting the IRS 10:00PM ® — 1984 Jepen Bowl 4:30PM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Virginie et North CaroNna nal Revenue Service Centers come of S4 4 ffl — NCAA BeeketbeN: Seton HeN et ViMenove 5:00AM ffl - ESPN'S SportsYeer Whet's In Store for 84 Now that Christopher 6:00AM ffl NCAA Besketbell: Michigen at Wisconsin ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Ohio Stste et Michigen Atkins has landed a part on 8:30AM ffl — SportsCenter 10:00PM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Missouri at Kansas "Dallas." Td like to know if hell be a regular on the 9:00AM ffl — ESPN College Footbell Speciel: 1984 Senior ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Virginie et North CeroNne Bowl from Mobile Alabama 12:00AM ffl — SportsCenter show. Where can I get a pic- ® ^ Tl = 3 12:15AM ffl — NCAA Besketbell: Ohio Stste r? Michigan tare of him? — K.H.. 11:00AM ffl — AN Americen Wrestling Feasterville. Pa. 0 r z 1:00AM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Seton HeN at VWanove 2r- 12:00PM O d) — Bowling Atkins is now a regular on m c EI : C 2:15AM ffl — SportsCenter ffl — SportsCenter Plus "Dallas" and you can write wuz 2:30AM ffl — ESPN's Horse Redng Weekly 12:30PM O CB CD ® — Volvo Msstsrs Tennis to him in care of the series O cd ro ooro 3:00AM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Missouri et Kaneae ffl — NFL's Qreatest Moments at MGM, Culver City. CA z>® 1:00PM O GD O GD — NBA Besketbell: Boston et Milweu- ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Virginie et North CeroNne 90230 and ask him for a r !> co kee picture. THURSDAY Recently yoa answered a z 63 — WCT Berrstt World Doubles Tennis Chem- 1/19/84 Sc: pionship from London. Engiend question about Joan Collins m O > m 3:15PM O QD CD (39 — SportsWorid and said she made her first 3J 5:00AM ffl — ESPN's SportsWomsn film. "Lady Godiva Rides 3:30PM O GD O GD — CBS Sports Sundsy o ® 8:00AM ffl — SportsCenter Again.'* in 1981. Is that Edward Albert c ro 4:30PM O SD ~ USA vs. the Worid in Ameteur Boxing 8:15AM ffl — ESPN's Horse Redng Weekly right? - N.R. Marysville. mP O CD CD (19) — Bob Hope Desert Clsssic 8:45AM ffl — SportsCenter Calif. (Do ycu have a questio, A ffl - Alpine Ski School 9:00AM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Ohio Stete at Michigan Thanks for noticing. The about TV? Write Val Cartw* 5:00PM ffl — NCAA Besketbell: Jecksonvills st South Flor- 11:00AM ffl — NCAA BesketbeN: Virginie et North Ceroline title of Miss Collins first at 200 Park A venae, Room ids film was correct, but the 601 Sew York, SY f cost of servicea provided where appropriate, and the Kent Hospital constraints of Public Act 368 of 1978 regarding fee Don Buake January 1987 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 11,1984 - Page 23 Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Laaoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, ceilio?*' Finance Authority RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER SIETSEMA Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, January II, 1984 - Page 22 DeKraker, Byington, Martin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chi. NHBRBAS, these fee edjuataenta have been reviewed are recoaaended for epprovel by the Peraonnel, Library Board 1984 STANDING COMMITTEE APPOINTNENTS person Buth - 18,. and Suzanne N. Slot January 1989 safety and Social Services Coaaittee. WHEREAS, th«rt «• « number of projects in th« Nays: None. , - Resolution No. 1-84-12 regarding approval of HON, THBRBFORB, Bi IT SBSOVLBD that the Kent Countv Penalon Board Robert N. Den Braber BUILDINGS, PARKS kND TRANSPORTATION CONNITTEE Public Improvement Fund which art completed and now have January 1987 ment to the City-County Agreeaent dated November 9, 19 6 ^ Board of Coaaiaaioners approve the attached fee adjuat- William Stallin January Chairperaon, Kritz V. Uahlfield either a t 1 lance remaining or a project overdraft, and 1987 as amended was presented: (All have received copiea.) V ments for the Kent County Health Departaent. Dan Kempker WHEREAS, the Finance Comaittee recommends the Public Norks Dan Kempker, G.R. January 1987 Roger G. Laninga close out of the completed projects by transferring the Coaaiasloner Ruhn aoved the adoption of the reaolution. Board PROCEEDINGS Clarence C. Blakeslee January 1987 Glenn G. Lorch by Coaaiaaioner Gainey. surplus or overdraft from the completed project to the Seconded Elizabeth B. Oppewal RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIOin« MARSH After considerable discussion, motion carried with non-earmarked activity within the Public Improvement Soli Broelon and • of the Paul Van Kootan Jenuary 1987 Pund, and Coaaissioner SietaeaSlmtemama dissentingdiaaentina. Sedlaentetlon Ed Prian January 1987 FINANCE CONNITTEE NHBRBAS, the following are the completed Rssolution No. 1-84-09 regsrding s new position of Control Boerd " chairperson, Andrew DeKraker Kent County Board of Commissioners NHBRBAS, Kent County haa leviad a Hotel/Hotel Tax Nark DeVriee January 1987 projacta and tha balanca or overdraft as of November 30, OtilitioR Operation Worker II for liquid proceealng at the John K. Boerema i tait pursuant to Public Act 263 of 1974, the procaeda of Dtpartment of Public Works wee presented: (All heve received Utility Advlaory Nargeret B. Byington which aay be uaed for the proaotion and ancouragaaent John K. Boereaa January 1985 Regular January, 1984 Meeting copies*) Board G. Jane Narah 901.06 Paul Phillips Rac. Cantar Refinish $ (700.00) of touriat and convention buaineaa in the County, and . George Sletaeme 908.07 Purchasa of Proparty-1280 Bradford 158.80 WHEREAS, Kent County has deterained that it is in a tan lot io« n canmawM imtiurf mid somwille Weat Nichigan County Repreaentativea 908.10 Garage Service Area (3,029.20) the beat intereata of the citisena of Kent County to Regional Planning January 3, 1984 Jaaea B. Vaughn January 1985 LEGISLATIVE, JUDICIAL AND TAXATION CONNITTEE 908.13 Slock School Building Purchase 3,381.75 use s portion of the Hotel/Hotel Tax revenuea for the Coaaiaalon of. Chairperson, Thomas H. Lamoreaux Thoaaa H. Laaoreaux January 1985 The Board of Commissioners met pursuant to adjournment. 908.48 Clerk's Office - Movable Shelving 8,393.00 promotion and encourageaent of tourist and convention Region VIII ' Beth N. Bandetra *••••*<„ th. Board ot rvblte Work, h.a Roger A. O'Dell January 1985 Called to order by County Clerk Maurice J. DeJonqe. 908.53 Circuit Court Probation 2,088.45 buaineaa in the County, and ^ Nartin D. Buth WHEREAS, Kent County wishes to contract for auch approved the addition of the following poeitiom Roll called. Alternatea: Nilllam J. Gainey Present: Wahlfiald, Vaughn, Somerville. Sietsema, $8.270.80 aervices with the Greater Grand Rapida Convention Jaaes B. Vaughn Bureau and wiahea to aaand the City-County Agreeaent Utilitiee Operations Worker XI - Liquid Glenn G. Lorch Oppewel, Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux. Kuhn, Rempker, Shirley Allen dated Noveaber 9, 1976, aa aaended, to provide for such € Froceaaing - Range 21A - 815,745.60 - full tiae Gsiney, OeRraker, Byington. Martin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, NHKRIAB, the net reault of clcaing the George Sieteeae PERSONNEL, SAFETY MID SOCIAL SBRVICES COMMITTEE coapleted projecta is a tranafer of $8,270.80 froa the use of Hotel/Notel Tax revenuea, Chairperaon, Clarence d. Blakeslee Richard Buth - 18. WHBSBAS, the need for thia poaitlon is cauaed Absent: Pupel, OeVriendt, Bderema - 3 (all explained.) non-earaarked activity within the Public laproveaent NON, THEREFORE, BB IT RBSOLVBD, that the Kent County \ Michael OeVriendt by the full tiae schedule of operating the leachate •Governing Boerd aeabership aey be reduced. If so, then •• Quorum present. Fund. Board of Coaaissioners hereby approves the attached Katherine 0. Kuhn pre-treetaent systea for disposal of Isndfill leachate ra sppointed. if no chsnge in Governing Board, four are Commissioner Oppewal introduced Reverend Victor Ander- NON, THBRBFORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the Kent aaendaent to the City-County Agreeaent dated Noveaber 9, appointed. Daniel S. Pupel son, Pastor of Oakdale Park Christian Reformed Church, who County Board of Coaaiaaioners approves the close out of 1976, aa aaended. (which need not be printed in the in the North Kent Sewege Diapoaal Systea, and Jo Soaerville NHBRBAS, the Peraonnel, Safety and Social gjve the invocation. the above projects by transferring the surplus or ainutea), and the Chalraan of the Board and County Commlsslonsr Kuhn, ss Caucua Chairperaon of the Nlnorlty Those present united in the Pledge of Allegiance to ov«&£raft froa the coapleted project to the non-ear- Clerk are hereby authorised to aign the seae on behalf Servicea Coaaittee haa reviewed this requeat and Democratic Party, stated she will vote "No" on the sppoint- Commissioner Nahlfield moved Cheirperson Buth's Stand- the Flag. aarked activity within the Public laproveaent Fund. of Kent County. rtcoaaends spprovsl, snd ments and urged the other minority members of the Bosrd tg ing Coaaittee Appolntaents be conf Iraed. Seconded by Coaais- WSBRBAS, funds tor thia poaitlon will coae Clerk OeJonge opened nominations for Board Chairperson Comaissioner Narah moved the adoption of the reaolution. ]oln her. She feels the noalnees should be chossn on s sioner Narsh. for 19o4. Comaissioner Sietsema aoved the adoption of the resolu- Seconded by Comaissioner Soaerville. froa revenue generated in the Solid Waate Fund, and quslificstlon bssls snd not on Psrty Membership. Notion carried unanlaoualy. Commissioner Byington placed in nomination the name tion. Seconded by Comaissioner Byington. Notion carried by the following vote: W1BRBAS, the finance Coaaittee haa reviewed Chairperson Buth reported the nominees had all been Nr. Soaaers announced a Finance Coaaittee aeeting to of Commissioner Richard 0. Buth for Chairperson of the Notion csrried by the following vote: Yeaa: Nahlfield, Vaughn, Somerville, Sietaema, Oppewal, this requeat and recoaaends approval. chosen on s Non-Psrtlssn quslIfIcstlon bssls. be held laaedlately following this aeeting to eudlt bills. Yeas: Nahlfield, Vaughn, Somerville, Sietsema, Oppewal, Kent County Board of Commissioners for 1984. Seconded by Narsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, HOW, TSBllPORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the Kent Commlsslonsr Oppewsl felt there la a violation of the Coaaissioner Byington aoved to sdjourn, subject to Commissioner Somerville. Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chair- County Board of Coaaiaaioners spprove the addition of Standing Rules sines out of 45 different committee sppolnt- the call of the Chairperaon, and to Frldey, January 27, DeKraker, Byington, Martin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chair- There being no further nominations. Commissioner Lorch person Buth - 18. ths following position for the Departaent of Public ments, there srs some 20 for which she did not receive s 1984 at 9t00~ a.a. for a Coaaittee of the Nhole Meeting, person Buth - 18. moved the nominations be closed. Seconded by Commissioner Nays: None. fM worka1 resume. and to Nedneaday, February 1, 1984 at 9:00 a.a. for an wahlfield. Nays: None. Resolution No. 1-84-07 regarding Revenue Sharing waa ^ Civil Counsel DeWitt reported the Stsndlng Rulss sey Official Meeting. Seconded by Coaaiaaioner Blakealee. Resolution No. 1-84-05 amending the 1984 Fire Commission Commissioner Byington moved a unanimous ballot be cast presented: (All have received copiea.) Ut Hit lee Operationa Worker XI - Liquid resumes will be mailed out ten dsys before the meeting. Notion cerrled. for Commissioner Richard D. Buth. Seconded by Commissioner Budget with an additional $15,000 appropriation from Kent Proceealng - Range 2U * 815,745.60 - full tiae They srs not slwsys on hsnd st thst point In time. Those Marsh. County was presentedi (All have received copies.) received after thst dste sre on file In the Controller's Commissioner Blskeslee aoved the sdoptlon of the resolu- Motion carried, with Commissioner Oppewal dissenting. RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONBR DEKRAKER Office, which compiles with the Stsndlng Rulss. Clerk DeJonge congratulated Chairperson Richard 0. tion. Seconded by Coaaissioner Bandatra. Commlsslonsr Sietsems plsced In nomination the name Buth. who took his seat as Chairperson, thanked the Commis- RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER SOMERVILLE Motion carried by the following vote: of Robert Jamo In lieu of Carl Eschels on ths City/County Yeas: Wahlfield, Vaughn, Soaerville, Sietsema, Oppewal, sioners for electing him, and expressed hopes of living up NHBRBAS, thia Board of CoaBlaaionera haa heretofore Building Authority. Hs sdded he hsd not contscted Nr. Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, to the responsibilities of the office. adopted a revenue aharing plan for the yeara 197 2 Jsmo In this regsrd. Chairperson Buth opened nominations for Vice-Chairper- NHBRBAS, the cost of fire spparatua continues DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakealee, Bandstrs, Chair- Commlsslonsr Narsh pointed out thia la a joint City- to increaae to the point where it is no longer possible through 1984, and . son for 1984. NHBRBAS, in accordance with aaid plan, all expen- person Buth - 18. County appointment and Chairperson Buth confirmed that the to purchsse a unit each year, and Commissioner Laninga placed in nomination the name of dituree auat flrat be approved by thia Board of Coa- Nays: None. Grand Rapids City Commission Is swsre of the County's commissioner Margaret E. Byington for Vice-Chairperson of NHBRBAS, the local governaental units partici- Resolution No. 1-84-10 regsrding thvee new positions decision regsrding Carl Eschels. pating in the Kent County Fire Coaaission have agreed to aissionera, and Red Cross offers blood the Board for 1984. Seconded by Commissioners Wahlfield, NHBRBAS, there ia attached hereto aarked Exhibit A in the Court Servlcee Department waa presented. (All hsvs Commissioner Nartin Buth stated he believes the Person- increaae their 1984 Pire Fund assessment by $15,000.00, Marsh, and Lamoreaux. and aade a part hereof, the requeata for expenditurea to received copies.) nel Committee hss made good judgment In the recommendation snd Commissioner Blakeslee moved the nominations be closed, be authorised at the January aeeting of the Kent County of Carl Eschels snd he doesn't feel the Bosrd should proceed NHBRBAS, the Kent County Fire Coaaission has the vote be by acclamation, and a unanimous ballot be cast Board of Coaaiaaionera. to embsrrsss Nr. Jsmo whsn he hssn't been contscted. He for Commissioner Margaret E. Byington as Vice-Chairperson requested that Rent County aatch thia increased contri- RESOLUTION BY COWWISSIOWBRS KUHN AND SIETSEMA pressure training NON, THBRBFORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the Kent County aaked that Commissioner Sietsema withdraw hla nomination. bution by the participating units of governaent, snd for 1984. Seconded by Commissioner Somerville. Controller take auch action aa aay be neceaaary to Commissioner Sietsems withdrew his nomlnstlon of Robert NHBRBAS, the Kent County Pinsnce Committee has Motion carried unanimously. properly ainute theae expenditurea for the United States Jsmo and Comaissioner Gslney withdrew his second. reviewed thia requeat, and NHBRBAS, the Circuit Court snd ths Court Commissioner Byington thanked the Commissioners snd Departaent of Treaaury. Commissioner Byington's motion to sdopt the list of stated she looks forward to a very good 1984. NHBRBAS, the Finance Committee haa reviewed Services Depsrtaent hsve requested the eddition of the sppolntments to the Boarda and Coaalsslons carried, with Persons interested in learning sessions, and will run from 9 thia requeat for an increaaed 1984 Budget appropriation EXHIBIT A following poeitionei Coaaissioner Oppewsl dissenting. Commissioner Kuhn moved the approval of the minutes how to monitor blood pressure - A.M. to noon. of $15,000.00 and deterained it to be in the County'a Chsirperson Buth snnounced the following sppolntaents of the previous meeting, December 7, 1983, as written and Fin. Coa. their own or another person's - Both sessions of the training beat intereat to aaend the 1984 Budget. (1) Pretrial Releaae Interviewer (2 positions) to Other Committees aa followat published. Seconded by Commissioner Somerville. NON, TBBRBFORB, SB IT RESOLVED that the 1984 Approval - Range 19A - $15,184.00 - full tiae may sign up for the Red Cross program must be attended to re- Notion carried unanimously. Budget be aaended in the following aanner to reflect the Departaent Itea Aaount • Pate 1984 C0NN1TTEES APPOINTED BY THE CHAIRPERSON A report of the Finance Committee of their meetings blood pressure training course ceive Red Cross certification and increaaed participation by the governaental units snd (2) Social Norker 1 - Coaaunity Service - OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of December 6. 1983 through December 20, 1983 was presented: the County of Kent. Range 19A - $15,184.00 - full tiae scheduled for two consecutive the fee for the course is $5.00. (All have received copies and copies are on file In the 63rd Diatrict 8 Legal File $1,835.00 12-27-83 TERM ENDING Office of the County Clerk.) Thursdays, January 19 and 26. To register for the course, call Revenues! Court Cabineta NHBRBAS, the request ia to atteapt to reduce . * — Commissioner DeKraker moved the report be received, ASSOCIATION OF GRAND RAPIDS AREA GOVERNNENTS The course will be held at the the Red Cross Nursing and concurred in and filed. Seconded by Commissioner Somerville. Coaaissioner DeKrsker aoved the sdoptlon of the resolu- the pretrial population at the Correctional Facility by Increaae Townahip Contributiona $15,000.00 A.G.R.A.G. » Motion carried by the following vote: tion. Seconded by Coaaissioner Soaerville. SO - 75 peraona in order to work towerd the 90% jail Kent County Red Cross Chapter Health office, a United Way ser- Increaae County Requireaent $15,000.00 enn G. Lorch January 1985 Yeas: Wahlfield, Vaughn, Somerville, Sietsema. Oppewal, Notion carried by the following votet ^ capacity level, and building, 1050 Fuller. NE, both vice, at 456-8661. Reguireaenta Yeaa: Nahlfield, Vaughn, Soaerville, Sietaeaa, Oppewal. NBBRBAS, the Peraonnel, Safety and Social Richard D. Buth - ExOfflclo January 1985 Harsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, Increaae - Vehiclea $30,000.00 DeKraker, Byington, Martin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chair- Narsh, Lorch, Laninga, Laaoreaux. Kuhn. Keapker. Gainey, Servicea Coaaittee haa reviewed thia requeat and CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPNENT CONNITTEE person Buth - 18. Comaissioner Soaerville aoved the adoption of the resol- DeKraker. Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakealee, Bandatra, Chair- recomaend approval, and Andrew DeKraker January 1985 Mays t None.. ution. Seconded by Coaaissioner DeKraker. person Buth - 18. NBBRBAS, the finance Coaaittee haa reviewed John K. Boerema - Alternate Jenuary 1985 Under Public Comment, there was no one present of the Notion carried by the following vote: Nays: None. this request snd recoaasnds s 1984 Budget Adjustaent of public who expressed a desire to speak. Yeas: Wahlfield, Vaughn, Soaerville, Sietsems, Oppewal, Resolution No. 1-84-08 regarding General Fund 1984 $42,760.00 froa the General Fund Contingent Account for SfbOQZM CITY/COUNTY CONNITTEE Resolution No. )-94-02 regarding a contract with the Narah, Lorch, Laninga, Laaoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, year end tranafers waa praaantedi (All have received these (3) three new positions. Richard 5. Buth, Board Chairperaon January 1985 Office of the Def«.ider for criminal defense services wss DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakealee, Bandstra, Chair- copiea.) NOW, THiSBFORB, BB XT RBSOLVBD thst the Kent Contrary to popular be- John K. Boerema January 1985 presented: (All have received copies.) person Buth • 18. County Bosrd of Coaaissionsrs approve the following Jamea B. Vaughn January 1985 lief, the water cooler is not Nays: None. positions for the Court Services Departaent: Nlchael DeVrlendt January 1985 the most popular spot in Resolution No. 1-84-06 regsrding approval of a Coopera- RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONBR SIBT8BMA tive Reimbursement Program Agreement for the Proaecuting (1) Pretrial Seleaae Interviewer (2 poaitiona) the office for socializing. COUNTY/TOWNSHIP CONNITTEE • , hESOLUTION HY COMMISSIGNFH :r KKAKKH Attorney's Office waa preaented: (All have received copies.) - Range 19A - $15,184.00 - full tiae According to a recent study, NHBRBAS, the various sccounta Hated have Richard D. Buth, Board Chairperaon January 1985 January it's the office copier that's overdrafta and will need tranafera to provide funda for (2) Social Worker X - Coaaunity Service - Clarence C. Blakealee 1985 Andrew DeKraker January 1985 WHEREAS, tha County of Kent, since 197(f haa the final expendlturee for the year 1983. Range 19A - 815,184.00 - full tiae by far the most popular entered into an agreaaent with the Rent County Office of RBSOLOTION BY COMMISSIONER BIBTSBNA NOW, THBRBFORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the sua of . Jo Soaerville January 1985 gathering place in today's the Defender to provide criainal defenae services for $10,025.00 be tranaf erred froa the General Fund Con tin- *4 BB XT FURTHBR RBSOLVBD that a 1984 Budget offices. felony caaea in Rent County Circuit Court, and gent Account to the line itea accounts and in the . sdjustasnt of $62,760.00 froa the General Fund Contin- DATA PROCESSING STEBRING CONNITTEE January 1985 WHEREAS, the contract for 1983 waa for a total NHBRBAS, at the Noveaber, 1983 aeeting, the >unta aa listed below for the purposes ststed abovet gent Account to the following accounta of the Circuit Richard D. Buth I January 1985 annual coat of $47S,000 (1,320 felony cases at 1359.85 Board of Coaaiaaioners approved a Reaolution for Court - Court Servicea Activity be epproved. Elisabeth B. Oppewal per case), plus $10,000 for# not to exceed, tan aurder aubaiasion of a Cooperative Reiaburseaent Progrsa grant 101-137.00-831.000 Nagiatrate-Oiat. Ct. - $1,500.81) caaes, and application for the Prosecutor's Office, and Other Cont. Serv. 703.000 Salary and Wagea $47,222.40 FIFTH DISTRICT John K. Boerema January 1985 WHEREAS, the Circuit Court Judges have NHBRBAS, said application haa been approved by 101-137.00-861.000 Magistrate-Diet. Ct. - 500.00 715.000 PICA 3,305.60 i reviewed the contract with the Kent County Offica of the the State Departaent of Social Servicea, and Travel Regular 716.000 Boapitalisation/Dental 6,780.00 44TH STREET ADVISORY COMMITTEE Defender and have recoaaended that the contract be VHBBSAS, the Departaent of Social Servicea 101-137.00-717.000 Magletrate-Diet. Ct. - 25.00 717.000 Life Inaurance 191.50 Roger 6. Laninga January 1985 renewed for 1984 at a coat of 8500,000 (1,340 felony requirea a foraal Reaolution authorising the Chairperaon Life Inaurance 718.000 Paneion 5,260.50 caaea at $373.14 par case), plus $10,000 for, not to of the Board to aign the contract agreeaent. 101-141.00-813.000 F.O.C. - Service 2,500.00 GRAND RAPIDS AREA ENPLOYMENT AND TRAINING COUNCIL - eiceed, ten aurder caaea, and NON, THBRBFORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the Kent Contracta Coaputer Commissioner Kuhn moved the adoption of the resolution. NHBRBAS, the Finance Coaalttae haa reviewed County Board of Coaaisaionsrs hsrsby authoriiea the 101-215.00-809.000 Clerk - Legal 2,900.00 Seconded by Coaaissioners Soaerville snd Byington. January 1985 the propoaal and joina 'in the recoaaendation of the Chairperaon of the Board to aign the contract agreeaent 101-215.00-809.000 Clerk - Telephones 1,500.00 Michael DeVriendt Notion csrried by the following vote: January 1985 aa attached hereto (which contract agreeaent need not be 101-236.00-727.000 Regiater of Deeds - Jane Narsh Circuit Court Judgea, and 1,100.00 Yess: Wahlfield, Vsughn, Soaerville, Sletseaa, Oppewal, NBBRBAS, all other teraa of the preaent aade part of the alnutea). Printing i Binding Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Laaoreaux, Kuhn, Keapker, Gainey, GRETS POLICY CONNITTEE contract would raaain in effect. Commissioner Sietssaa aoved the adoption of the reaolu- V^cKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakealee, Bandstrs, Chslr- January 1985 NON, THEREFORE, BB IT RBSOLVBD that the BB IT FURTBER RBSOLVBD that any additional.*, Martin 6. Both tion. Seconded by Coaaiaaioner Narah. ^rson Buth - 18. 4 e tranafer required at year end after final cloaing be* contract with the Kent County Office of the Defender to Notion carried by the following vote: aade froa the General Fund Contingent Account to the ~ Nays: None. \ GRAND RAPIDS AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY provide criainal defenae aervicaa in 1,340 felony caaea Yeaa: Nahlfield, Vaughn, Soaerville, Sietaeaa, Oppewal, January 1985 appropriate line itea accounta, with a detailed Hating Commissioner Byington pieced in nomination the following Katharine 0. Kuhn " in Kent County for 1984 at a total coat of $500,000 plus Narah, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, aubaitted to the Finance Coaaittee during the aonth of list of nominee a for members of ths vsrlous Boards snd Jo Soaerville - Alternate January 1985 $10,000 for, not to exceed, ten aurder caaaa, be DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakealee, Bandatra, Chair- Coiwniiiions snd moved its spprovsl. Seconded by Comal sslonsr approved, and January, 1984. peraon Buth - 18. Lamoresux. (All have received copiea.) OFFICERS CONPENSATION CONNISSION BB IT FURTHBR RBSOLVBD that the Chairperson of Nays t Nons. Commissioner Sietsema moved the adoption of the reaolu- January 1988 the Board of Coaaissioners snd the Clerk of the Board of Calvin Naqel Resolution No. 1-84-13, regarding approval of an Agree- tion. Seconded by Commissioner Soaerville. Bod^ Noalnees Term Ending Coamiasioners ara hereby authorised and diracted to Notion carried by the following votex ment with the Greater Grand Rapida Convention Bureau and a NEST NICHIGAN HEALTH SYSTENS AGEWCY execute a contract pursuant to the teras of the resolu- contribution of $145,000 froa the Hotel/Notel Tax Revenuea Yeas: Wahlfield, Vaughn, Somerville, Sietaeaa, Oppewal, Forty-one percent of the ^dviaory Council - Den Keapker January 1985 Andrew DeKraker " January 1985 tion on behalf of the County of Kent. for 1984 waa presented: (All hsve received copies.) Narsh, Lorch, Laninga, Laaoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, secretaries who took part in ^rea Agency on Dr. J. D. Miller January 1985 Margaret E. Byington January 1985 DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chair- Ming of Region a Minolta Business Equip- Commissioner DeKraker moved the adoption of the resolu- person Buth - 18. Vlll tion. Seconded by Commissioner Somerville. S FECIAL COMMITTEES ment Division survey cited RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONBR MARSH Nays: None. Motion carried by the following vote: Resolution No. 1-84-11 regarding the Kent County Freedoa Board of Direct- NichesI DeVrlendt January 1985 the copier as their office's LIBRARY STUDY CONNITTEE Yeas: Wahlfield, Vaughn, Somerville, Sietsema, Oppewal, of Inforaatlon Act Regulatlona was preaented: (All have tors - Arss Agsncy Irene Csrpenter January 1986 number one social center. Marsh, Lorch, Laninga, Lamoreaux, Kuhn, Kempker, Gainey, on Aging of Roger Anderson January 1985 WHEREAS, ths Kent County Board of Coaaissioners received copies.) January 1985 DeKraker, Byington, Nartin Buth, Blakeslee, Bandstra, Chair- Region VI11 Alberta Naaalnglll The lunch room and coffee haa, by resolution snd contrsct, provided for contri- January person Buth - 18. Charlea NcCallum 1985 machine tied for second butions to the Grestsr Grsnd Rapids Convsntion Bureau 'J) Nays: None. "^ronsutlcs Boerd CommlsSion Member Richard J. Platte January 1985 froa hotel/aotel tax revenues, snd RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BUTH place, with the rest room Resolution No. 1-84-03 regarding a contract with George Roger Laninga January 1987 Robert Raz January 1985 WHEREAS, by rssolution adopted on August 5, 1981, S. Buth for the hsndlinv of Indigent Appeals cases was Suzanne N. Slot January 1985 coming in third. the Kent County Bosrd of Coaaissioners set up projec- Cltlssn Neaber presented: (All have received copies.) WHEREAS, Public Act 442 of 1976, known aa the Freedoa January 1987 tions which provide for a contribution in calendar year John Vsn Laar RENONUNENTATION CONNITTEE 1984 of $120,000 froa hotel/aotel tax revenues, and of Inforaatlon Act allowa a public body to adopt reaaonable City/County Bulld- January 1988 WHEREAS, the Finance Coaaittee has received, rules necessary to protect public recorda and to prevent Richard J. Platte Countv Coaaissioners RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BONKRVILLS lng Authority January 1988 considered and recoaaended approval of a request froa exceaalve and unreaaonable Interference with the dlacharge Carl Bachals Clarence d. Blakeslee January 1985 of ita functlona, and the Grester Grand Rapida Convention Bureau that in George Sietaeaa January 1985 1984 it receive $145,000 for proaotion of convention WHEREAS, froa tiae to tiae different County depart- Community Action Beth N. Bandatra January 1985 January 1985 NHBRBAS, Kent County is obligated, by law, to Thomaa He Laaoreaux business throughout Kent County, and aenta have aaked for guidance and rules governing the Program* ••Lit Oppewel January 1985 January 1985 provide counael for the indigent in taking of appeals Nartin D. Buth In fact, copiers turn out WHEREAS, thia requeat of $145,000 haa two "one production of public records, and Jeaes B. Vsughn January 1985 froa lower court decisions, and tiae* costs included: WHEREAS, the Legialative, Judicial and Taxation ••Dan Keapker January 1985 T ' ' to be ten times more popu- NHBRBAS, Kent County haa had a yearly contract Surveyors Coaaittee haa reviewed proposed rules, circulated thea to (Alt. Nsry Jane Norrls) Douglas M. Bonnema, Exxel Engineering January 1985 lar than water coolers. It since 1975 with Attorney George 8. Buth for the hsndling (1) Coaputerised Lead Service Systea - $10,000 the appropriate departaanta and racoaaenda their adoption, Nil Ham R. Byle, Private Practitioner January 1585 of all such appeals, snd Community Nentsi 1987 may be another sign of (2) Sales Proaotion Fila on Kent NON, THEREFORE, BB IT RESOLVED that the Kent County George Ferris January Nllllaa F. DaYoung, G. R. City • NHBRBAS, the Kent County Circuit Court Judges 1987 these automated times that County for conventions and Board of Coaaissionera, pursuant to Public Act 442 of 197^ | jRl^ th Servicea John DeHaan January Engineer's Office January 1985 have recoaaended renewal of that contract with Nr. Ard p tour groups - $ 5,000 hereby adopta the attached rulea (a copy of which ia on 0 « Mr Biggs delivered the following letter to the City Council out- ell City Council for a period of eight (8) years; and S « lining comments on the 1982-83 annual audit: Councilman Schneider rported also on the Schneider Fund, stating that the fund is now worth $1,300,000 with about WHEREAS, The Lowell City Council desires to express its -0 i Qfle have recently completed an examination of the accounts $90,000 in interest earnings. Another new building has been deepest gratitude and appreciation to Councilman Christian- and records of the City of Lowell. In connection with our exami- completed, and Mr. Ray Zandstra, present in the audience, sen for said sen/ice; and nation. we reviewed the City's operating procedures and sys- has been appointed as a new member to the Board. tem of internal control. In that regard, we offer the following WHEREAS, said service is a tribute to Councilman Christian- comments and recommendations: Manager Quada stated that he had received a request from St. sen and his desire to serve the residents of Lowell. Mary s Church to vacate a portion of Spring Street running w -0 1 The sale of stocks held by the Lee Fund resulted in a sub- across the Church's property to the vacated portion of Smith NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED, that the Lowell City • e x o K-smS stantial gain during the year ended June 30.1983. The timing Street and property owned by Newell Manufacturing Com- Council on behalf of the residents of the City of Lowell, does of the sale was excellent. The sale was made when the market pany. He explained that an agreement has been made be- hereby express its deepest appreciation to Robert Chnstian- 00000000 ooooopooo 0ue was higher than it was at June 30. 1981, which was tween Newell and the Church that Newell will get all of the vac- sen for his eight (8) years of continuous service to the Lowell 0000000000 §1 00000000000 wien the first suggestion was made to consider selling. The ated portion of Smith Street, in exchange for the Church get- community; and 000000000001 00000000000( oooooqo0000 1 Allowing schedule shows the timeliness of the sale: ting all of the vacated portion of Spring Street. 00000000000)0( 4 tm >000000000001 FURTHER, extends its deepest gratitude to Robert Christian- 000000000004 P *>00000000000 Stock Market Value IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Christiansen that a Public sen for the dedication shown to the community over the past 000000000004 • DOOOOOOOOOOO eight (8) years. X 00000000000 6/30/81 6/30/81 11/82 Sale dale Hearing be scheduled for the January 16th meeting on the re- >00000000000 00000000000 4 ChemicaIN Y Corp. $148,797 $123,392 $160,596 quest of St. Mary's Church to vacate a portion of Spring Street, 00000000000 00000000000[ Bankers Trust 27,200 21,800 31,943 supported by Councilman Maatman. Carried. X looooooooooo 0000 Vance Sanders In. Fund 14,677 11.925 10.799 3 >oooo boo Manager Quada presented Councilman Christiansen with a & looqo Carried. 000 •o ooooooooooo 0000000000 Certificate of Appreciation, and all the Councilmembers with ooooooooioooc >000000000 Totals $190,674 $157,117 $203,538 0 •ooooooo04 q ooo their annual stipend checks, thanking each for another year of Joooioioooc DOOO Manager Quada announced that the contracts for the purch- 3 • IOC 000 •ooooo 000 service. C lOODOO loDOD 50 Th ase and donation of park property on the City's west side by •ooo odo e City stills owns 363.736 shares of Vance Sanders Inves- Hartger and Willard have been prepared and are ready for ,ors We recommend these shares also be liquidated IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Christiansen to adjourn at C signing. 0 and the proceeds invested in a more stable type of investment. w 9:08 P.M. J IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Christiansen that the total • 2 The City was entitled to a reimbursement of $9,854 on the J Ste 11 cost of $27,500 be approved and that the cost be paid from Approved: January 9,1984 P ^wer grant at June 30.1983. Reimbursement had not Federal Revenue Sharing funds, supported by Councilman Dean E. Collins, Ray E. Quada. requested at the time of the audit. The last request was Mayor City Clerk August 30.1982. We suggest that this grant application Schneider. be flle(j for eligible expenditures incurred. (irand Valky Ledger • Wednesday. January II, 1984 • Page 26 Tax lessons can save money for students and parents Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January II. 1984 - Page 27 LEGAL NOTICES Too often. Mudents who earn Because y(Hi are a student, will save your parents valuable loans. Each option has benefits. tax dollars because they can A mother and lather can jointly SI All-OF MIC HIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN spending money KHI a part-time yinir parents get cetlam tax bene- claim the SI.000 exemption for give up to $20,000 in gifts a year CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT job decide their taxes don't mat- fits for supporting you. If they providing more than half your to each of their children. The gift FOR THE FOR THE ter and tail to file a tax aMum pay more than hall the cost of support. can be invested or spent by a COUNTV OF KENT COUNTY OF KENT Smart? your lodging, clothing, food, Money from grants or scholar- child who is in a lower tax brac- ORDER FOR PUBLICA- ORDER TO ANSWER Dumb Every year miliums of medical expenses and education, ships can generally be excluded ket and won't pay as much tax on TION File No: 83-50950-DM these siudenis never collect re- your parents can claim you as a funds to which they are entitled dependent and receive an 1'mm income and does not count the investment interest AND TO APPEAR GREGORIA LUPERCIO, CASH FOR LAND CONTRACT^ 1982 ESCORT - 3 to choose SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO exemption You may also claim as part oi your suppon if you are Unlike a gift, an interest-free AND ANSWER SSN 560-02-7165. Plaintiff, vs. According to the Michigan As- & Personam Business from, your choice for only working toward a degree. In ad- loan will eventually be repaid to & REAL ESTATE LOANS BARGAIN - Wanted: Re- Thank You File No: 83-50670-DM SERVANDO LUPERCIO, sociation of CPAs, students can a $1.000 exemption for younelf dition. income from college the parents. In the meantime, it Any typi' piopeitv anywhete $4695.00 at Harold Zeigler sponsible party to take over JOV LOUISE YONKERS. SSN Unknown. Defendant. At save themselves and their if you file a tax return work study programs may also can be invested or spent by the S services in -vkhigan ? 4 Hours C^l) Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431, low monthly payments on Plaintiff. vs. MICHAEL a session of said Court held in families tax dollars by under- As an example, let's say the be excluded from income, de- child. If invested, the child pays spinet piano. Can be seen CHARLES YONKERS. De- the Circuit Courtrooms in the standing a few basic tax rules. total cost of your support is f'ee 1 800 292 1550 hrst pending on how the college has less tax on the income generate^., ADULT FOSTER CARE - 1 1979 FORD F-150-V8, Au- locally. Write Credit Man- fendant. Hall of Justice, City of Grand Even if you are one of those SI5.000 a year. If you find that National Accept Co The family of Bemace Pet- set up the program You may by the loan money because he* 0 private room available for a tomatic, sharpe. Priced to At a session of said Court Rapids. Kent County, Michi- who did not file for a refund of your own earnings arc nearing YOUR LOCAL WATKINS - ager P.O. Box 537 Shel- ers would like to thank the want to check with the IRS to see in a lower tax bracket, and the man or a lady. Malfroid held in the Hall of Justice. City gan, on this 20 day of De- money withheld fmm your the hallway mark of $7,500. Dealer for Lowell & surround- sell at HaroM Zeigler Ford, byville. IN 46176. friends and relatives for their how this may affect you. parents can still get an exemption AFC 897-5523. of Cirand Rapids. Michigan on cember. 1983. paycheck, it's not too late. You consider stashing away your ing areas, John & Lucille Your Ford Truck Head- P8-9 thoughtful expressions in can file an amended tax return earnings in a savings or invest-, If possible, parents may want for supporting the child because CTFN this 21 da\ of December. 1983. Present: HONORABLE Erickson, 517 Avery St., quarter* Lowell, Ml 897- flowers and cards and spe- for as far back as 1980 ment account. This is not consid- to consider giving their children it is not considered money he is WANTED Present: The Honorable ROBERT A BENSON Circuit Lowell, Ml 49331. Phone 8431. cial thanks to Rev. Franks Judge. If you cam less than S3.300 ered pan of your "support " You tax-free gifts or interest-free using to suppon himself. ROMAN J. SNOW Circuit ATTEMTOH 897-8541. and Mr. Lake for their ser- ( ourt Judge. On the llth day On the 28th of October. (or even more than that) in 1983. NEEDLECRAFTERS vices. ot October. 1983. an action for 1983. an action was filed by your tax refund may be si/eable. FOR SALE - Oliver 33, self Here's why. It you work for only Stretcher Bars For Sale INCOME TAX PREPARED mmnY Norm & Juanita Middleton ui\orce was filed by the above- Gregoria Lupercio. Plaintiff, WANTED — Used player propelled combine. 2 roll 10 weeks out of the year - as a 5x7 $1.25 - Individual/Business Attor- & family named Plaintiff against you the against Servando Lupercio. piano rolls, top prices paid for com or sunflower head and Defendant, in this Court for an summer camp counselor, for in- What You Should Know About Diabetes 8x10 11.75 ney Richard J Heath, 1125 rolls In good condition. 897- Keith & Judy Spencer abo\e-named Defendant, in 12 ft. grain table - CHEAP!! the Circuit Court for the absolute Divorce from the stance - you are taxed nnitmely Diabetes affects one in j. 12x16 12.00 W. Main St., Lowell 897- 9261 days, 897-5381 eve- & family as if you were working 52 Palomino gelding, green C ounts of Kent. bonds of matrimonv. every 20 Americans. It con- • 18x24 $3.00 9480 or 241-2292 nings, ask for Roger In memory of our Mother Gladys Kyser & family weeks. In t>ther words, if you are broke, gentle, requires ex- IT IS HEREBY ORDERED IT IS HEREBY ORDERED stitutes the third leading Special Sizes made to and Dad - Ralph Huntington P10 TFN TF/NC perienced rider. Call 693- that you. the Defendant. that the l>efendant. Servando earning S200a week at a job. you cause of death by disease in order. Available at the who passed away Dec 18, will he taxed as if you earned the United States and its 2219. Hhose last known address was Lupercio. shall answer or take GRAND VALLEY 1951 and Lucy Huntington The family of Alice Grindle 10.400. But since your income prevalence is increasing by 5b5 Shamrock SW. Grand such other action as may be NC Smith who passed away two lor 10 weeks is only S2.()U). you 7.7 percent each year. LEDGER. wishes to extend its sincere Kapids. Ml 49508 shall answer permitted by law on or before have no income tax liability. In For these reasons alone, years ago today Jan 11, thanks to all of their relatives, or take such other action as the 20 day of February . 1984. it's important that we know T-SHIRTS S For Sales FOR SALE -1 drawer dres- C«pt • Nylon Jackets 1982. friends and neighbors for all I ailure to comply with the fact, on earnings of less than M ma> be permitted b\ Ian on or as much as possible about 4 * Custom impnnted lot your ser w/34x28 beveled-edge Order will result in a Judgment $3,300. you don't even have to WOMEN Life goes on and years go the flowers, cards, and com- before the 23rd day of March. this serious disease and how - dub. business otgam/ation mirror. Very reasonable. Call by default against such I>efen- file a retum unless you are enti- it can be treated. OF THE MOOSE by. But precious memories forting acts, dunng the illness I9H4. 897-8112. dant for the relief demanded in tled to a refund Many think of diabetes Will be having a Bingo t * / never die. No longer here our and loss of our beloved FA I LI Kh to comply with •' Hodv Language f j 'M^IMIO SPOBTSWI AR FORD TRUCKS - 1984 F- C10 this Order shall result in a judg- the Complaint filed in this If you had no tax liability last as a problem with sugar. starting at 2 P M on Sun- lives to share. But in our mother and grandmother That's right, but not the Treatment for the most common form of diabetes today i 150 now only $165.21 per ment b> default against you. court. year and expect none this year, day 1st. 2nd. 4th. and 5th J Mailer's Riverfront hearts you are always there A special thanks to Rever- it often based on proper diet and oral medication. The month. Nothing down. Call Robert A Benson you can ask your employer not to whole story. Diabetes af- FOR SALE - 1982 Honda the Defendant, for relief as set vital point ii to stick to your regimen, once set down by Sundays ol Ihe month Clothing Inc. Your Daughter, Helen end Greenwood. Roth-Gerst withold an> ol your salary If fects the way the body, us today at Harold Zeigler 650 Nitehawk. 1400 Miles forth in the Complaint filed in Circuit Judge uses /bod—especially carbo- a physician. Closed 3rd Sunday of 103 E. Main 897-6411 Son, George Funeral Home, Doctors hxamined. Countersigned & you know how much you will Ford, Your Ford Truck Extras. Must sell, call 897- this cause hydrates. each month Grandchildren & Gerard and McKay. Enterd earn over a given penod of time, Headquarters Lowell, Ml ROMAN J. SNOW While there's no cure for can be inherited. Since jections or severe dietary 5716. you can calculate what the tax C46-47 Great-grandchildren Joan Roth CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Ealry M. Lyons diabetes, it can be effective- many diabetic women are 897-8431. NCTFN restrictions. C10 Jake & Lisa Callier hxammed. Countersigned Deputy County Clerk will he and ask your employer to ly controlled in most pa- now able to have babies, However, today's diabet- withhold the appropriate Jerry & Lori Kropf and hntered: Attest: A True Copy tients. Diet is the most thanks to medical progress, ic diet is not one of starva- SPECIAL PURCHASE USA BUILDINGS - Aghcul- LAW OFFICE In memory of our husband, M. A. Diedrick. €9,10,11,12 amount. You don't want to have fundamental part of treat- there is an increased like- tion and denial. Treatment, Rich & Mari Onan JACKPOT BINGO SALE - 1984 Ford Ranger iural-commercial. full factory Deputy Clerk an excessive amount withheld ment to keep patients' blood lihood that the predisposi- in most cases, doesn't ex- ; Michael J. Tummmo. Jr father, and grandfather. Greatgrandsons sugar levels within normal tion for diabetes will be 4X4, now only $169.40 per warranty, all steel-clear A ITtSTED: A true Copy because that's like giving the tend beyond sensible eat- GENERAL PRACTICE Charles R. Ritter. who C10 THANKS FOR WAITING - limits. transmitted. ing habits. When it does, W Every Friday night 7 30 month. Nothing down. While span, smallest building 30 x M. A. Diedrick government an interest-free loan passed away Jan. 12,1980. Type II diabetes, which In addition, improved oral medications, such as W p m lowell VfW Hall they last at Harold Zeigler 40 x 10, largest 70 x 135 x 16, We have scratch pads in with your money. And that Within our book of CIO. 11.12.13 affects nine out of ten pa- treatment of the many sec- chlorpropamide, commonly East Mam St.. Lowell Early Divorce, uncontested, with stock again. Asstd. money could be earning interest Ford, Your Ford Truck 30, 40, 50, 60 ft. widths in tients, can be controlled ondary complications of di- known as Diabinese *, from Bird Bingo at 6 45 p m memories. for you. or wrthout children. Headquarters Lowell, Ml various lengths. Call 24 weights and sizes, while ¥ through diet and exercise abetes has lengthened pa- Pfizer Laboratories,' can be Public welcome You hold a place apart. LETTER POUCY PERSONALIZED - Playing Another point students should $150 00. plus costs; Wills. • 897-8431. hours 1-800-483-4242 they last. 75c (o Lb. (Limit 5 in 40 percent of all cases. tients' life spans. These very effective in controlling For no one' se could ever The Ledger invites readers cards. Single or doable deck. consider can save their parents lbs.) Grand Valley Ledger, For 45 percent of patients, points contribute to the Type II diabetes. c20tt $3^00; Bankruptcy. Extgension 540. Must sell to express their feelings on Grand Valley Lodger, 897- tax dollars. It you provide more oral medication is prescribed be. 105 N. Broadway. llarming increase in the The most important point' " $300.00; Workmen s Com- FORD ESCORTS - Huge cheap immediately, will de- topics of general interest in 9261. than haJI of the money needed to to supplement proper diet. number of diagnosed cases. to remember is to follow More cherished in our pensation and Personal In- selection - PMTS at only liver to building site. letters to the editor. support yourself, your parents Only 15 percent of all Type It is believed that for your doctor's recommenda- hearts, LEGION OF THE MOOSE $119.85 per month. Nothing P8,9,10 Letters should be no longer are not entitled to claim you as II diabetics require the daily every diagnosed diabetic in tions about diabetes drug jury. no attorney fee if no re • The days we shared to- down. Trades welcome. Call **** than 600 words and typed their dependent. Consequently, insulin injections many of the United States today, therapy. If oral medication Tuesdays covtfy Legal consultation gether, us associate with the disease. double space if possible. they lose a $1,000 exemption there is also an undiagnosed is prescribed, stay with it. BINGO us today at Harold Zeigler SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO The increasing prevalence one. In some cases, patients on general matters, initial Are the memories we hold They should be addressed to VERGENNES TOWNSHIP from their income and must pay If you think you have di- « Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431. FOR SALE - Wanted: Re- of diabetes can be traced to delay seeking treatment be- abetes or have questions ^ appointment free. dear. The Editor, Boi 128. 10S N. more lax. ji Early birds 6 30 P M sponsible party to take over several factors. The disease cause they fear insulin in- about it, ask your doctor. Lowell Office The happiness you gave Broadway, Lowell, Ml 49331. Regular Bingo 7 30 1984 FORD TEMPO - Now piano. Can be seen locally. us. All letters must be signed by PM 897-5931 NOTICE only $129.78 per month "No Wnte Mr. Powers, Box 327, Keep you forever near. the author. Upstairs over Moose Next lo Lambert s Variety one does it for less ". Great Carlyle, Illinois 62231. Love and Missed by, The Grand Valley Ledger selection, nothing down. C8-9 retains the right to edit all Vergennes Township Meetings for 1984 wife Alice While they last at Harold *«*• letters for punctuation, Children PET OWNERS grammar, spelling and Jackpot Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml MUST SELL-Moving out of Howard & Helen Hobbs The Vergennes Township Board Meetings for 1984 length but not for content. 897-8431. state. Sleigh and harness & family BINGO ***• are scheduled as follows: Saute mushrooms over high heat with a long handled fork. $250., registered P.O. A. Darrel & Marge F(ash NOTICE They release a high amount of moisture and need high heat 1984 FORD EXP - Ford s pony 53" $450. Apaloosacolt January 9 July 9 Every Sat Nile 7pm & family to prevent steaming instead of browning. exciting new sports car. now beautiful markings and con- February 13 August 13 Upstairs at Charles & Sharon Ritter QUALITY PRINTING Due to the extreme cold this winder, owners of pete only $139.63. Nothing down, formation $900 Call 698- Ofbet k Letterpress. Grand March 12 September 10 TOP DOLLAR & family LOWELL MOOSE HALL in stock for immediate deliv- Valley Ledger, 185 N. Broad- that are housed outdoors should take special care paid for used 9886. C10 Aprif 9 Octobers ery. Call us today at Harold C10 way, 897-9261. that their pets are property protected from the ele- taily Bird Bingo 6 pm. cars & trucks. May 14 November 12 Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml **** ments. John Erickson, Animal Control Officer for CITY OF LOWELL Harold Zeigler Ford June 11 December 10 897-8431. 897-8431. - the City of Lowell, on two occasions has had to pick T.F. up frozen dogs this year. 1978 MERCURY Township Meetings are held the second Monday of NOTICE MONARCH - 4 door, auto- each month at the Vergennes Township Hall, comer matic. air, stereo. 35,000 You should insulate your dog house or at least in- A Public Hearing will be held before the City Coun- 8Help Wanteds of Bailey & Parnell Avenue at 8:00 P.M. Hall Phone miles, one owner, sharp. sure that the house has plenty of straw for the ani- 897-5671. cil-Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday, January Now only $3995.00. Harold mal to keep warm. Further, any drafts should be 16. 1964, in the Council Room of City Hall. 301 E. Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml ii SINESS OFFICE SEC- ATTORNEY SERVICES: covered with a canvas or something that would 897-8431. The Planning Commission Meetings for 1984 are Main Street. Lowell, Michigan, at 8:00 P.M. RETARY - Working knowl- Divorce, from $100 keep the draft from coming through the doorway. **«* torn dark scheduled as follows: edge of accounting proce- plus costs: 1979 OLDSMOBILE DELTA Always insure that the pet has some type of shelter The purpose of the Hearing is a request by Mrs. dures. including cash flow, February 13 September 10 Bankruptcy S300; 88 - Low miles, air, extra to protect itself. Do not leave them out In the cold. banking and investment pro- PLUMBING A HEATING, CO May 14 November 12 Agnes Kent for a variance from front and side yard Simple Will $35: clean. Now only $4995.00 at c®^ure. Interpretation of set-back requirements to allow the construction of Adoption $125; Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- 309 EAST MAIN STREET LOWELL. MICHIGAN 'abor contracts necessary, Remember If you are cold and have to tum the heat a driveway and parking lot in the front yard of the ell, Ml 897-8431. The Planning Commission meets at 7:30 P.M. at Ver- a'ong with supervision of em- Incorporation. up, so is your pet. Not only is this the humane thing gennes Township Hall. Beauty Box Salon located at 411 W. Main Street. P'oyee benefit programs. from $200: 897-7534 to do. it is also state law. Anyone In violation could 1980 FORD PINTO - Rally fJ,irformance criteria in- Drunk Driving, fW1HOfl0EDMnO*N&8HIH if no racponM can 887 7104 Sport. Sharpe. Priced to sell be charged. All persons will be afforded an opportunity to be kdes typing; 65 wpm or bet- The Planning Commission and the Zoning Board of from $250: at only $2695.00. Harold shorthand at 80 wpm or Appeals meets as required or on request. heard at that time. Landlord Tenant. Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml Thank you for your cooperation. better. Computer skills a Many models and Come see n Probate. Wortman s 897-8431. ecessity. Associate Degree* •••* many finishes! the Written comments should be directed to the City r Compensation,- , The Annual Meeting will be held March 31st at 1:00 P eferred. Hourly wage rate warmth Respectfully. 1980 THUNDERBIRD - Air, P.M. at the Vergennes Township Hall. Manager at 301 E. Main, Lowell, Michigan. negotiable. Contact Gary Real Estate, and that Delta John K. Erickson stereo tape, cruise, power Faucet Kemp. Assistant Superinten- Personal Injury Animal Control Officer windows and more. Pnced to wood can Linda Biggs, Clerk Sincerely, Lowell Area Schools. by appointment, add to 1 sell at Harold Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Michigan 2685 Foreman Road. Low- Attorfley Richard Heath Vergennes Township RayF Ouada Lowell, Ml 897-8431. Oak or your C10.11 e". Ml 49331. phone 616- kitchen & City Manager-Clerk Lowell 897-9480 C10 897-8415. Rosewood Grand Rapids 241-2292 bathroom. C10] C10-11 lever handles SUBSCRIBE TO i': - ' 897-9361 THE LEDGEI Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 11, 1984 - Page 28 New hotels and attractions for sun seekers Winter travelers planning to is expected to open in early Feb- inns, including Jacksonville has opened a new water slide escape (rigid Michigan to seek ruary Beach's 1924 Casa Marina Hotel called the Gulf Scream, Enter- tainment of a different kind is of- refuge in the Florida sunshine Visitors to nearby Epcol Cen- and St. Augustine's Casa de Sol- TOUOO will find a wealth of new water ter. Walt Disney's spectacular ana. a restored 1763 colonial fered at the new Ruth Eckero parks, elegant hotels and exquis- SWO million visionary commu- home. Hall, a $13 million, 72.000- PITTS8UHGM > ite restaurants, reports the Auto- nity that opened in 1983. can Travelers can tour Jackson- square fool, performing arts cen- mobile Club of Michigan. enjoy the worid showcase pavil- ville Beach's restored tum-of- ter in Clearwater WASHINGTON iNOIANArOLIS "More than 550.000 Michiga- ions. nde through history aboard the century railroad depot, now New restaurants guaranteed to DC CINCI mans are expected to travel to the Comunkore in Spaceship housing the historical society's tempt the palate are Tampa's Florida this winter, approxi- Earth or board the center's museum of local history. They London Victory Club. Ybor mately 4 percent more than a newest addition, a ride-through also can walk along the north- City's Old Spaghetti year ago.' stated Auto Club Tra- adventure called Horizons. ward-flowing St. Johns River, Warehouse. Palm Harbor's In- vel Operations Manager James In Central Ronda. the recent which has two new riverfront dian Royal Restaurant and Dmry "Seventy-five percent of opening of the 870-room Buena restaurants, the Chart House and Sarasota's Stickland's Restau- those traveling will go by motor Vista Place, the 445-room Kon Crawdaddy's. rant in the Palmetto Wharf Com- vehicle." Tiki village Resort Hotel and In Southeast Rorida. Miami pany complex on the Manatee For those who prefer to fly, River. 220-room Caravey Inn brings the Beach's restoration program in- 5^tFlO*INCl the trip will be easier because of total room count in the Orlando cludes a $944,000 landscaped Northwest Florida travelers a S242 million expansion at the and Kissimmee areas up to nverwalk along the Miami can explore Shipwreck Island, a Lauderdale-Hollywood Interna- 75.000. River, while visitors can thrill at $6.5 million water sports park tional Airport, a S100 million ex- For entertainment, visitors the 80 rides which make up the with wave pools and water slides CMAHLFSTO* pansion at Tampa International can climb aboard boat cruises new $18 million water theme at Panama City Beach. Travelers Airport and a new $% million now offered along the Dora park. Six Rags Atlantis, nestled also can visit uninhabited Southwest Florida Regional Air- Canal in Mount Dora or enjoy around an 11 -acre lake in Hol- beaches of Shell Island across port at Fort Myers. Kissimmee's Gatoriand Zoo's lywood. from St. Andrews Bay by taking Among the largest new pro- recently opened Jumparoo The "World of Little Horses'' advantage of the area's two new jects in Florida is the $500 mil- Show, featuring snapping al- opened recently in Pompano houseboat rental operations. lion Grand Cypress Resort adja- ligators leaping for food. Beach with 48 Falabella minia- Create-a-Cruise in Carrabelle cent to the Walt Disney World In Northeast Rorida. visitors ture thoroughbred horses. and Home Cruiser Boat Rentals Village in Central Florida. The will find that preservation efforts West Coast visitors can tour in Fort Walton Beach. first phase of the resort, an 18- have served as a springboard for Adventure Island, a satellite of The fastest and most direct story. 750-room Hyatt Regency, many new bed and breakfast Busch Gardens in Tampa, which route listed on the Auto Club's Announcinq KIV WIST The Unpredictable COMPARISON OF ROUTES-DETROIT TO MIAM11984 ROUTES MILEAGE 4-Jafia highway TOLL A 1394 1394 1 6.50 AI 1411 1410 1 3.55 B 1451 1451 1 6.50 I fri 1504 1467 1 150 C 1571 1461 1 10,35 Dodoa 0 1363 1262 $ 7.55 ChfY^ iioa.wr**' £ 1574 1573 $ 11.25 2 dr., bco*n, lutomatic. m- At Vennen Chrysler-Dodge & Plymouth sttrto, crui* $4,196 1*2 Ford Escort, 2 door, black, auto, *r «nr map for Southeast Michigan West Michigan travelers will sunfoof, cruise, stereo VU.'KID motorists is along 1-75, which find the most direct path to 1919 1982 Plymoulh ReUant, 4 door, light blue *£ onr- covers 1.401 miles - all four- Rorida is a 1.456-milc route | lane highway ~ with only about 4 cylinder, automatic, air, stereo vDrJ«IU along 1-65 or 1-69 to Indianapolis Bjcv- 50 miles of semi-mountainous where drivers connect with 1-65 INI Oodg* Arias, 4 door, light green, 4 ap JQC driving in Kentucky and Tennes- southbound. •3,995' cylinder, automatic, stereo, power locks... vDfQilO see. •3,896" 1981 Ford Granada, 4 door, silver xr Qfkr automatic, air, stereo v9rU%l3 1919 , Omni. 1981 Plymouth Horizon, 4 door, auto- • a rnr matic, air, vinyl seats v4f39D . ht K|u« « doo.. *0* >d80 Chrysler La Baron, 4 door, yellow. 6 a a qqv- iutorn«t»c. •3,295°° WOW! cylinder, automatic. PS, PB, air, P. windowsv4f993 Shaker Sport Slacks . $9.00 & up •3,995 1^0 Plymouth Volara, Station Wagon a a cqi; red, automatic v4r3«l3 1919 1980 Dodge 8t. Ragia, 4 door, dark greeur* anv* Juniors and Womens 4 #r 6 cylinder, automatic, air, Vu/KIO Ood9* tnttic PO* Wagon cr—n- SXMWn automatic ss;» 1980 Chryalar Cordoba, 2 door, dark blue, Blouses & Tops cyiindr tilt stef«o. enn*. 6 cylinder, automatic, air, P. windows, P. aq JAC 00 $6.50 & up •4,495 •1995 seats, stereo, new tires vUf4Si3 1919 0,d,-yttlow. MEN'S DRESS 2 ^ ;C 'POV..' .u.omtfc. , ., auiorna'' b( ke jteannq 00 Shirts . . . . $8.00 & up stew ksBB 1978 Chryafter UBaron. 4 door, dark, blue, auto., power steering £r brakes, stereo, cloth seat, vinyl roof.. $3,995 Childrens Robes . . $4.00 & up ItTI Plymouth Volara, Station Wagon, dark blue, 6 WE HAVE 4 UNDER cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes $2,995 1971 Chryalar Nawport, 4 door, dark green, auto., $S00M "AS IS" SPECIALS WINTER JACKETS power steering & brakes, air, tinted glass, cloth seats . $3,195 1971 Chryalar Nawport, 4 door, red, automatic, Childrens & Jr. . . . $10.00 & up PS, PB, air, stereo, tinted glass, cloth seats $3,295 1979 Dodga Aapan, 4 door, dark blue She's A Sport Warm-Ups $2,895 1979 Dodga Aapan, 4 door, dark green, 6 cylinder at only $13.95 automatic, power steering, power brakes $3,795 1979 Dodga Aapan, 2 door, maroon, RT. 318 CID, CORDS 4 speed overdrive $3,295 6-18 Reg., 6-16 1982 1979 Slims By Maverick Dodga D1S0 Dodge D100 NOW $7.00 & $10.00 Pickup Adventurer. 2 ton# grey, 6 cyWodv, •ulonwtic. Royal Int. Black ft red, 318 CIO, automatic, power steering power brakes, chrome Just a sample of our LOW PRICES for our Step Bumper. SMing . - ^ Orange 5 speed wneeis, running Doaros roN bar, cover JANUARY CLEARANCE In all dapartmantal Rear Window $7fZ3b fiberglass topper $6,995 bir •FREE •spdr. AIM| SEE ED STORMZAND fltopor UENNEN )OfJnc I MASTER • L0WC L l MICHIGAN ' M lHH.'lJiHUW