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•••• Lowell's 150th Year Sesquicentennial Celebration July 17,18 & 19,1981 GET INVOLVED... PHONE 897-8545 The Grand Valley Ledger

Serving ImwpU Area *£§( Readers Since 1893 Volume 6, Issue 34 July 1. 1981 Dottie West stars July 20-21-22

named Duet Artists of the more on the horizon. "I've Year two straight years by been fortunate to have grown the Country Music Associa- gradually, and every year & tion. seems like it's better than If' Dottie's recent album. the one before," concluded "Special Delivery" which the popular vocalist. featured many of her own Reserved seats for Mon- songs, turned gold. Current- day through Thursday per- ly, her recording of "What formances are $6.50, 57.50 BAND PRACTICE Are We Doin' in Love", is High School band members who have volunteered for the and $8.50, with $5 general high on the Billboard maza- admission. Reserved tickets July 4th and Sesquicentennial Parades should note that there rine charts. will be a short rehearsal on Thursday, July 2 at 6:30 p.m. in Friday and Saturday nights Since hitting the tour cir- are $7.50, $8.50 and $9.50. the High School bandroom. Please enter through the back cuit, Dottie has traveled with $6 general admission. doors nearest the bandroom. Those who do not yet have more than two million miles uniforms will receive them at this time. Incoming freshmen and has had many worth- The Lowell Showboat box should also report. Questions? Call 897-8964. while experiences. She's ac- office on Main Street is open complished a great deal in daily, phone number is 897 TRIM THOSE BUttS her career and feels there's -9237. Don't forget to decorate your bike, trike or ride-on for Saturday's Fourth of July parade. The LAAC will be giving ribbons to the best decorated bike using an old-fashioned theme and the best decorated bike using a patriotic theme. Super celebration Other special ribbons will be given in age groups and all participants will receive a ribbon to commemorate their ride, so get working on those wheels. is set for the 4th FUNDING FIREWORKS Fireworks 50-50 tickets are now on sale. Chairman Frank An even bigger and b tter ribbons for winners. An Op- Baker held a drawing last week with Susan Strong of Hunt St Fourth of July in Lowell has en Swim is set for 3 to 5 p.m. winning S144. Another small drawing was hekKwith LudUe been planned by Chairman at 45c per Y members and Storey of N. Hudson St. winning S20. The final drawing will Country western entertain- and recorded it and it be- Norene Martin and her com- 60c for non-members. .. be held on the 4th of July. Proceeds will be used to help ers are noted for helping came an instant hit. mittee chairmen. It promises At 1:30 p.m.. a canoe race finance the fireworks display on the Fourth which cost S2.400 each other and Dottie West, On recommendation of to be a day of fun. sun and on the Grand River will take this year. Donations are always welcome. one of the stars on this year's Reeves, Dottie was signed to good things to eat starting place. Contact Chairman Lowell Showboat is no excep- a long term recording con- with the Parade and ending Mike Roth (897-5934) to en- EYEING GUS tion to the rule. tract with RCA Records by with Fireworks. ter. At 3 p.m., a drawing will Appearing on TV 13*8 Eyewitness At Noon program on The talented and famous Chet Atkins. "I am indebted The parade starts at Noon be held for a ride in a hot-air Thursday, July 2, will be the organizers of the Gus Macker country western vocalist is to Chet Atkins for believing at the Methodist Church, balloon. Tickets $1 at the Tourney (scheduled for July 10, II and 12), Featured will be headlining the week-long in me frort the very first and proceeds down Main St. and park. At 3:15 p.m. the Annu- Scott "Gus Macker" McNeal, Tom Scheidel and Mark Lowell Showboat program helping me launch my ca- then to the fairgrounds. Ac- al water ball fight between Kimball. with versatile Jim Stafford. reer. He was my producer for cording to parade chairman the Alto and Lowell firemen The slim, red-headed singer seven years," explains Dot- Bonnie Grooters, there will takes place foil'wed at 4:15 BIRTHDAY NOTES is on center stage July 20-21 tie. be a reviewing stand in the p.m. by a Bu iet Brigade IMPORTANT MEETING: Sesquicentennial Committee & 22 while Stafford takes Through the years Dottie City parking lot on Main contest between the two Meeting is Thursday, July 2 at 8 p.m. at City Hall. It's command July 23-24 and 25. West never forgot the help- Street and each unit will be departments. At 5:30, there COUNTDOWN timel Are we ready? ^ . All nightly performances being hand of Reeves and announced by loudspeaker as will be Earthball fun for kids REMEMBER TO VOTE: July 3 (Friday) is the last day to gin at 9 p.m. Atkins and in the process it passes. There will be no 6 to 13 and a Volleyball vote for the Sesquicentennial Queen. The six candidates arc While the spotlight f cuses she's helped many budding parking on Main Street be- Tournament for 14 years and Dawn Condon, Kathe Dey, Patricia Prins, Patricia Tlminskis, on Dottie West and Stafford, stars to break into the profes- fore and during the parade to older. Liza Whittemorc and Corrie Wood. Vote at participating Lowell's own musical group sion. Recently on national TV allow for passes of emerg- Daylong events are: the merchants. "Alive & Well" will be Larry Gatlin acknowledged ency vehicles. VFW Bingo in the Foreman MORE COOKBOOKS: "Favorite Hometowh Recipes", the performing every night along the help Dottie West gave Most of the day's events Building: the Free "Glue- Lowell Sesquicentennial Cookbook Filled with oldtimey with the famed Showboat him in breaking into the take place at Recreation Park In" for children by the recipes, is back in slock. They are $3 each at That Special chorus, orchestra, endmen tough show business field. (4-H Fairgrounds). Lowell Area Arts Council: Place, the Grand Valley Ledger or from Mrs. Don (Ellura) and two amateur talent con- In 1964 Dottie became a At the end of the parade, entertainment of all kinds McPherson. 897-7110. test winners. full-fledged member of the decorated bicycles will gath- starting at I p.m. and ending Dottie West, who has won Grand Ole Opry and wrote er in the parking lot of the at 8:30 p.m. There will be STILL APPLY one Grammy Award and and recorded her first hit King Memorial Pool forjudg- enough food booths at the The City of Lowell is still accepting applications for the been nominated 15 other record. "Love Is No Excuse". ing by a panel, sponsored by park to eat something differ- Volunteer Medical and Rescue Unit. Applications are times, was born and raised Reeves teamed with Dottie the Lowell Areea Arts Coun- ent all day. available at 301 E. Main St. (City Hall). on a farm near McMinnville, on the record and it zoomed cil. Trophies will be awarded Tennessee. As a youngster to the No. I Billboard maga- to winners of the patriotic cont'd, page 1 2 SUMMER HOURS Dottie took to singing and zine. theme decoration and the Observing new hours for the summer. That Special Place even jotting down tunes that Her career took off at this old-fashioned theme. There will be docing at 3 p.m. on Saturdays. came to her mind. She took a point and she followed with will also be ribbons for the PRECISION ft FASHION liking to music and decided it "Here Comes My Baby", a best decorated bike in sever- HA1RSTYUNG - For both RED, WHTTZ* BLUE was going to be her career. gold record in 1965. al groups according to age men and women. Man's Fourth of July in Michigban means red, white and It takes a break or two Dottie's stock zoomed and type of vehicle. World Halratyllng. Phone blueberries. The markets should have Michigan blueberries along the lines to advance in again by teaming with Kenny The YMCA King Memori- 897-8102. eSltf for sale over the July 4 holiday. the entertainment field. Ms. Rogers for several smash hits al Pool will have a Free Swim Another annual, but odd, July 4 event takes place mi West's first one came in 1961 which included two gold from 9 a.m. to II a.m. and a APPOINTMENTS - Not al- Mackinac Island if you plan to head that way this weekend. after writing the song, "Ii albums, "Everytime Two Water Carnival from Noon to ways needed at Vanity Hah It's the Mackinac Island Stone Skipping and Gerplunking This Me?" Country singer Fools CoUide." and "Class- 3 p.m. There is a 25c entry Fashions, open Ave days. Tournament. "Skipping" begins at 10 a.m. The record holds Jim Reeves spotted the song ics". Dottie and Kenny were fee per event with prizes and Lowell, 897-7506. c-3-od at 24 skips. ' HOIiDAT CLOSINGS Air-Conditicned Lowell's City Hall and the Grand Valley Ledger will be RINGO BARBARA closed on Friday. July 3 in observance of the July i holiday. ONE SHOW EACH The Lowell Post office will be closed on Saturday and there STARR BACH will be no mail deliveries. All Department of State branch NIGHT AT SPM offices will be closed Friday and Saturday, July 3-4, and motorists whose licenses or vehicle registrations expire on Friday, July 3rd July 3, 4 or 5 should renew prior to the Fourth of July Monday Is weekend. Thru Bargain Night Monday, July 6th continued on page 3 —'J£*± • - Wl IWM . | • mft -m, ** ^ a afiiigiii- iiiiini t^ i

Grand V«Bey Ledfcr . WedoMday, Jnlj I, 1981 - Pag« 2 Grand Vaiey Ledger - Wednesday, Jnly 1, 1981 • Page 3 Coming EvvnliB Obftuariea You're invited to the Royal Luncheon Parade begins at 2 p.m. JULY 1-AUG. 23t Made in JUNE 13-AUG. 23* Made A very special style show. the Royal Luncheon which The luncheon will be serv- Reservations may be made ASHWOBTH - Lucille Rapids and Mrs. Herbert Grand Rapids: 150 years of win feature a summer menu. • ed promptly so that those JOHNSON — Russell L. children; six great-grandchil- He was bom Nov. 14, Gerald Bates of the First C in Grand Rapids: ISO Years "Bride's on Parade", wlU be at That Special Palce or with (Hosley) Ashworth, age 67. (Virginia) Elzinga of Lowell; of The price is $4.50 per per- taking part in or viewing the Johnson, aged 74, passed dren; a brother. Wendell 1907. in Ionia County. United Methodiist Church, Furniture History, a compre- Furniture, a comprehen- the entertainment at the Luncheon Chairman Wendy of 419 Spartan Ave., Lan- two brothers Fredrick Hosley away unexpectedly Wednes- hensive exhibit on the area sive exhibit on the furniture Royal Luncheon during the son. Door prizes will be Grand Parade will be In Walker of Pootiac. Services were held from Lowell, officiating. Burial In DeNolf. 897-8457. sing, Ml passed sway early of Lowell and Richard Hosley day morning, June 24, 1981 furniture Industry, M-F, 10- Industry In Grand Rapids. Sesquicentennial Celebration given. place on time. The Grand Monday raorclng June 29, Funeral services were held the Stebbins-McCuOogh River Ridge Cemetery, Beld- of Lowell. at his home at Morrison Saturday in the funeral home Chapel. Edmore. with the ing. 5; S A S. 1-5. Admission $1 Sponsored by the Furniture at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, 1981 at her son's home in Funeral services will be Lake. for adults, 50c children & Manufacturers Assn. Hours July 18. Charlotte. MI. chapel. Rev. Rommie Moore i *v. Zlnk officiating. Burial held Thursday, July 2 tt the Surviving are his wife, of Cascade Christian Church, senior dtizen, under 5 free. are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Honored will be the new She Is survtved by a son, V.. i the HiDcrest Ceme- Jewett Funeral liooe in Violet M.; hit children. Mar officiating. Interment Chapel tR,. takes. . Mon.-Fri. and 1-5 p.m. Sat. Sesquicentennial Queen and Kerns Aihworth Jr. of Char- Mason, Ml at 10 a.m. Grave- tin and Elaine and BUI and Hill Cemetery. He I . ^vhred by his wife, Area THU1S., JULY 2t The A Sun. at the Grand Rapids other area royalty, such as lotte. MI; a dauahter Mrs. side service and interment Pauline Johnson of Lake' Public Museum. 54 Jefferson the Ionia Fair Queen, Beld- SMfTH - Clifford Smith, Kathe rlne, whom he mar- Vergennes Co-operative Dale (Sandra) Graves of Ma- will be held In Oakwood Odessa, Joan MaiwcB, Eu- SE. Grand Rapids. Adults ing Queen and the Greenville 73, of Six Lakes, formerly of ried Dec. 28. 1935; sons, photographers Club will meet on Thursday, son. MI; seven grandchil- Cemetery, Lowell, at 12:30 gene and Jean Cedarquist, $1. children and senior citi- Danish Festival Queen. Lyons, died on June 20 in Kenneth Smith, Floyd Smith July 2 at 1 p.m. at the dren; two sisters. Mrs. Brad- p.m. Thursday, July 2. Jerry and WUma Johnson, all zens 50c. under 5 free. ^ The style show by the ford (Helen) White of Grand Edmore. of Kalamazoo, and Gerald aid photo summer cottage of Eleanor of Grand Rapids; 18 grand- Smith of Ionia; one daughter, tV ropf. Bea Cery is co-host- Lowell Women's Club was a Mrs. Stanley (Joan) Huey of ess. Program: White Ele- WED., JULY ISt Lowell spectacular success when it SEE THE STARS UND&t THE STARS...at the Muskegon; two sisters. Mrs. seminar phant Auction. Roll Call: Garden Lore Clab will meet was first shown and Includes Helen Pitch of Alto and Mrs. How your childhood home at 10:45 a.m. at Johnson's wedding dresses through Eva Rollins of Lake Odessa; Several area pUoiograph- was heated. parking lot. then go to Bob several decades of history 24 grandchildren; and four ers are involved in the Sev- Evans restaurant for lunch. and a gown worn at Abraham great-grandchildren. enth Annual Summer Week- THUIS., JULY 2t ATTEN- Then tour the gardens of Lincoln's Inaugural Ball In He was a retired exterior end of Photography that will TION BAND MEMBERS - Mrs. Thelma Kimble. Kent- 1861 by Sarah Mutchelar and interior decorator. He be held at Grand Valley State High SjKjpl Band Members wood. Nickosen's great-grand- EIL SHOWBOM moved to Six Lakes in 1971. Colleges on July 24. 25 and who voftnieered for the July mother. It stUI is complete 4 and Sesquicentennial pa- with numerous slips, panta- TAYLOI - Carl George 26, 1 TUES.. JULY Jli Guest • ^ if i. short rehearsal Thurs- loons, fan and parasol. DOTTIE Taylor, age 87. of Belding. This event is sponsored ^ Night, Mill Creek Chapter day, July 2 at 6:30 p.m. In The wedding gowns fea- passed away June 22 at each year by the South of Sweet Adelines invites the High School bandroom. tured span the 1900's and Belding Community Hospital Western Michigan Council of women 18 and up at 8 p.m. at WEST Enter through the back will be modeled, in many after a lengthy illness. Camera Gubs. The council the Pick Motor Inn off Plaint JULY 20-21-22 doors nearest the band room. cases, by today's relatives of MeMMg a ce»toy*s wet* sf weMat toasss al the Uw«l W«m's Oafe "Britaa H? was born in Vergennes has twenty-six member field. Information call 887- MON. TUES. WED, Incoming freshmen report, those long-ago brides. on Parade" style shew recently were [L-R]i PriadBa Lmajcr, SheBa Patrick, Betay Township December 18. clubs. 74S1. too. Questions: Call 897- An open invitation is being McPhetsea Knex, Cattle O'Del, Jan SBvns, Terry Zaadatra, Mary Je Kan, Bevlah Doyie, 1893. He married Eula V. A weekend program of lectures, workshops and 8964. extended by the Sesquicen- VfcU O'Del, EtM Ka|y and Martha Sradxkk. The style show wfl be wpaMsd at the ieyal Whitscell on September 28, tennial Committee to attend JIM 1927. He was a retired demonstrations has been laid SAT., JULY Hi REMS WALK TO FITNESS Lucheeo en Jnly 18. interior and exterior decora- out to include the interests of Pool Party A Picnic. Table Walking is one of the best tor and life member of the amateur photographers at all service provided. For rcser- activities for promoting fit- STAFFORD IGOF Lodge. levels of knowledge and skill. ations and more informatioa ness and heart health. Many JULY 23-24-25 He is survived by his wife With each lecture given cafl Nadine Petzold 949-8499. people view walking as con- THURS. FRI. SAT. and children: Mrs. Merilu three times during the week- All MS people invited. veyance. overlooking hs role end. attending photograph- as useful exercise. DOTTIE 0 PM NIGHTLY Lasby of Lowell, Mrs. Mer- ton (Virginia) Jones of Beld- ers will have a variety of MON., JULY 13t The A brisk walk every day for ing, Mrs. John (Arvena) ways to arrange their sched- Golden Swingers will meet forty minutes or more at a ules. The event is open to all Monday evening. July 13 for three mile-per-hour pace will TICKET OUTLETS Growe of Grand Rapids, TICKET PRICES LOWELL Mrs.Welby (Joyce) Craw- persons with an interest in potluck supper at 6 p.m. at aid fitness. Our,.. MON. THtU THUtS. (AFTER JULY 1) ford of Indianapolis IN, Erv- photography. the FaUasburg Park Pavilion Walking can also be im- $8.50, $7.50, $6.50 |HERPS-OOWNTOWN,| ing L. Taylor of Saranac; 13 Among the area photo- porch. Bring own service, a portant in calorie-counting $5 GEN. ADMISSION SHOWBOAT WYOMING VILLAGE grandchildren and 12 great- graphers working for a suc- dish to pass and own bever- weight-control. Walking in- F«l. A SAT. grandchildren. cessful seminar are Pearl Poe age. A good program will creases calorie expenditure MiditfanS*NS P.O. KL S(, LOWILL, N 41331 SEARS-WOOOLAND of LoweO (displays), and Sue as much as jogging if you atOf6 flOw9. CaMt«f*r«Nw«r $9.50, $1.50, $7.50 Funeral services were follow the supper. All wel- r SUPER PHONE (616) •97-9237 MALL Petersen'of Lowell (hospital- cover the same distance. wkxiC•• »V- ft #orwn^p•Siiftifcyi v •• $6 0€N. ADMISSION Wednesday, June 24 from come. $vo4*|rt tem-tpn • loUfy TkV»H- the funeral home with Rev. ity). All Grrnd Rapids' camera stores have supplies of bro- Main Street Con't. chures with registration OFF THE BLOTTER forms available. Advance Involved in a property damage accident on Thursday registration is strongly sug- evening, July 25, was a 16-year-oki juvenile when she lost i gested due to the limited control of her car and struck a utility pole on West Main St. SUMMER SALE capacity of the GVSC facil- Patrick Willard of Ionia waa injured In a one-car accident on ities. Anyone with an Interest M-21 near Montcalm on Sunday, June 28 just after midnight In extending their photo- when his car left the road and plunged 75 feet down an graphic knowledge can pick inbankment and hit a tree. He sustained fractures and up the literature locally or H CONTINUES t contusions. write either G. Barrie Stone. Injured in an accident on East Main St. about 2 a.m. on 620 Deland Rd., Rushing, Sunday, June 28 was Clare Osburn of Lowell when he MI 48433, or Dave Whhson, apparently lost control erf his motorcycle near Grove St. Thru Saturday July 4th i 0-699 Ponderosa Dr. NW. Steven Ridgeway of Lowell sustained lacerations to his * Grand Rapids. MI 49504. right arm in a one-car aeddent on Sunday morning, June 28 The registration deadline Is about 1:30 a.m. Southbound on Grindle Dr., the vehicle sBdis i July 10. * v loose gravel on a curve. Everything Under The Sun At Lowell firemen responded to a fire abdut 3:30 a.m. on Jane 24 in Valley Vista Village. Lot #11. The fire started in the Day camp for bedroom but the cause Is undetermined at this time. Damage estimate is $3,000. Firemen responded to a small fire at the Nickolas LOW DISCOUNT pre-schoolers Zigterman home on Snow Ave. at 11:21 a.m. on June 25. Burning trash got out of control and the fire was doused with no loss. begins A storage shed at the Lewis Rhoades home on N. om Washington was razed by fire on Sunday. June 28. The PRICES MuteUUmi The Lowell YMCA Is now building was well Involved when Lowell firemen arrived. The taking regis trationi for Its cause is still under Investigation. ff YSS SI MISUUS TSMt Pre school day camp pro- HAVI LSST SAU ORCSLAR, gram. The date of the camp WIIA Yl Mtei AT m STSRI has been set down for July SVmlUHknWk'fS* 13-17th. Children ages 4 thru TAKE ADVANTAGE! AwUr 6 are urged to sign up. MAM AMIa/ The camp will be centered IwOw QwHY• * • around a variety of activities J ""Grand ratT SVAITMBIf is srmsic fUllFK SAVMSSI that emphasize both fun and learning. The days will be I filled with arts and crafts,' Valley Ledger SHOP NOW! SAVE NOW! games, nature study and out- door education skills. (USPS 453-430) *11*1 - *19" The day camp will be' is published woeKly for $6.00 • year in Kent or Have A Pleasant & Safe i under the direct supervision of Jan Hansen, a second Ionia Counties. $8 00 e year outside the counties grade school teacher and by the Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company. Fourth Of July Weekend Linda Schiedel a recent grad- 105 N Broadway 9t-; Lowell. Michigan 4CC31. uate of Central Michigan University. ROGER K. BROWN The camp will take place ANDERSON SHOE STORE on the property behind the EDITOR & PUBLISHER 4TH Of jyjy Honrs: 9:00m • l:00pn Boy Scout cabin, which is Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell. Michigan 209 E. MAINOTtEET • LOWELL • 897-5611 located at the end of Wash- Published Every Wfdnesday ington St. POSTMASTER; Send address change to The OTM€i UPfftT LOCATIOm IN WE$TfRN MICHIGAN The cost of the camp will I])

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Grand VaDoy Ledger - Wednesday, Jnly 1, 19«1 - Page 5 Christian festival in Cedar Springs The Captain'SjQuarters Sonshioe Festival '61 will counseling will be available; The SonsMne Festival 31 Re'Ceneration concert July 10 be held on July 9-10-11 on 19 and a baptism service will be will tentatively run from 6-10 p.m. Thursdnr; 11 a.m. to 11 by Forreot Back Mile Rd., between Algoou held. There wfll also be past eleven yean giving known as ^ premier vocal p.m. Friday (with a pre-pro- Lowell's Riverside Amphi- Ave. tnd the US-131 ex- special ministHes for chil- theatre will resound with the more than 5,000 performanc- group. gram at 10 a.B.): 10 a.in. to If ever a community has pressway in Cedar springs. dren and for the hearing music of the Re'Generation, es. They hive just completed Tickets are available from !1 p.m. Saturday. causc to throw out its chest, This will be the fourth year impaired. a group of 14 talented music taping a TV special in Utah Art ft Jan Bieri (897-7555), The Sonshine Festival '81 and do a little honest (not that the FREE fettlval of Musicians and speakers makers, on Friday, July 10. with Burl Ives to be aired Gary k Karen Tinklenberg baa NO gate charge, and is from the head, but from the Christian ministry and praise lined up for this year's festi- This nationally acclaimed nationally thia year. Award- (897-8215) or at Zondervans. ANY- operated entirely on free wfll heart) FLAG WAVING, h wiB be held in West Michi- val iodude Bob Laurent, group is appearing under the ed the George Waahlngtonr Price is S2.S0 advance sales donations. haa to be LOWELL, MICHI- gan. and the festival's pro- Da** Roever, ^cott Wesley sponsorship of the Lowell Honor Medal from the Free- or S3 at the door. Children moter! hope to have even a Brown. David Weece, Higher ^ / Christian Reformed Church dom's Foundation, the New admiaaionisS1.25. In case of GAN. To be able to cciebrate the larger tornôt this year than Ground, The Envoys. Har- at 8 p.m. Sprit of America Award, and rain, the performance will be Vacation Church 4th of Jtily, the Sesquicen- last sommer's crowd of be- vest, Three in One, Lynn The group haa traveled their first gold album, the held at the Lowell Higl riman. L. Rutherford, Art tennial, and the Loweii tween seven and nine thou- Morgan, Charlie McFheet- School to begin almost a million miles in the Re'Generation has become School. Hill, H. Weeks, F. Coons, sand,. ers. Berry Woods, Pam Showboat, all In the space of the Doyles, W. Roth, the Christian musicians and Thum, Creation LN.C., Sac- a few days is mind boggling. McMahons, and E. Fore- speakers will minister rifice of Praise. Mike Rehh. Dates for Vacation Church • UnitedWaysets'81 goal Where do we start? In the man. This list is endless. THING proper order, though I'm not Then came the sad part. throughout the weekend; Mike King, the Bergsma School, sponsored by the campaign will officially kick- The United Way of Kent Lowell's Community Fund a preacher man, 1 tjilnk we These men were about the seminars will be held in Brothers, Lighthouse^ and First Congregational Church off Wedneaday, September County 1961 campaign goal has been recommended for a should give thankl to the same age, and when they several tents on the grounds; and the First United Meth- 16. at a noon luncheon of 15,204,916 waa set today slightly higher allocation, Supreme Power to whom we passed on, Lowell was forced odist Church, will be July 27 meeting at the George Welsh to July 31. by Ha board of directors. The 11,600 as compared to 11,500 arc Indebted for our creation, to find new men and women Civic Auditorium, and con- goal leweaents a 15.6% last year. preservation and all the to lead, people to take their Hours will be from 9 a.m. tinue through October 31. HOMESPUN to 11:30 a.m. each day. The crenae Of 6704,114 over the . The annual United Way blessings we enjoy. place In dty government, r theme will be "We Have^M ,500,404 raised last year. The 4th of July, the birth- organizations, business and God's Word" and discuarioa 'Thk substantial increase day of our country, means churches, (snd the Lowell DEVOTIONS groups, Bible study, crafta, represents two major fac- Reflections many things. Geographical- Showboat). music and refreshments are tors." ccnmented David G. ly, this is a land of spacious- As you know Showboat is planned. Gaases will be held Prey, campaign chairman. ness, variety and beauty. It is an obsession with me. Like by Pauline E. Spray at the First United Methodist "Phst, it is an effort to keep From Outer Space a land of men of great all things, we have had our Church. up with inflation." Prey add* conviction who shaped our ups and downs. 1 can't do . an Inheritance ^cor- and odaSiuir eftfi to Eee(^ By Rev, Jerry Bates AD children between the ed that in order to attempt destiny. justice to the Showboat Story ruptible ... for you, who are them out of one's thinking. ages of 3 years and 9th grade to maintain aerv ices and pro* The Centennial and now at this printing. That will kept by the power of God These adversaries of the soul grama at the current level, no ate welcome. a busy desk (my theory). At the Sesquicentennial speak come at a later date. You through fahh ... (I Peter 1:4, are no respecter of persons. new agendea were added to 1 don'fSSt know If it is of any There will also be a discus- value to you or not, or if you least 1 know where to find for a glorious heritage and a know the dates—July 20-25. 5). They come to annoy every the package. "The second sion group for mothers. everything and besides, It fabulous history. Indians in You know the place—Show- Immanilatr gardens and individual who seeks to factor deals with the rapid are interested, but I have 1765; Settlers in 1829; men Raster st either sponsor- learned a few tilings about makes it possible to be boat Amphitheatre. The lovely flower beds are nice to please God and live circum- eroakm of government fund- like Daniel Marsac. Cyprian stars—Dottie West and Jim . admire, but it takas k*s of church or call 897-6449 or running an office ever the paper shuffler. Yon know, ' We'll Take in spectly. K la easy to think ing for social services." Hooker and others too nu- -80S4. last few years. It is interest- shuffle a letter frons one pile Stafford. Order your tickets work to keep then admira- ttat no one else sulfas from Charles W. Jennings, Jr., of papers to: merous to mention. now at the Showboat ticket ble. Weeds are no "respect- trials and temptations and no chatoae of the Allocations ing that the hail way I can Over the past 50 years one pot it la In tha negative. Here 3. Don't have regular of- office, phone 897-9237. i or of gardena." They iMHt one else is attacked by the and levitw Committee, thing stands out in my mem- More on Showboat next be fought continually, fan are my beak rulea for how flee hoars. Nobody haa a Almost Anything adversaries which buffet us. pointed art that there were ory: Saturday nights Main right to know when yon wfll week. sects, too. are enemieaôf But it la eacontaging to know •one signifloant increatea •alto ran atfoOce: Street was packed with peo- be in the oAca, and then I've done my share of Flag plant life, and it keeps both that all God's children are forthefoUowinf aervkeaaad 1. Put off until toaMrrow, ple from Lowell, Alto, Hm- what yon could do today. In and chat waving for July the 4th, the dty and country farmers kept busy fighting the forces programs within s) dale, Garksville, Parnell, Vjee do it today, It *• be with you. Sesquicentennial, and the busy eMmlnertng them from of evil. How else can our by Saranac and Ada. Even at Showboat. It is time for you During This One I incir gtrocDBm ana orcnaras— .a .— bet if yen welt natfl Bf tha way, a good way to fehh be taatedr How else can that time parking was at a to do your share and get a Doubts, inaecurltks. infer- we earn the reward wakleft aone toomrow. It «• catch nuke nan ftat nobody dnpr premium. It was a family ap to yon and al have to be in Is to BsakB sate that the- piece of action. iorities, unbeliefs, hatreds, for ua at the aad of life's Alcohol Outpa- affair. The kids went to the done at naoa. What te! oAca door la doaed even aad feats are euemiea w&kk journey? totalfifc movie. Mom spent the time aeek to imbed themselves in We all must "keep at the 1 Don't try to haep your whan yon are in. In fact this shopping, and visiting with Four earn Bring Them In! Trade'em'in! deak dean and up-to-dnte. A ia ao huportaul yon might the heart of the child of God. job"—continually. Advisory neighbors and friends. Dad WMU degrees h takes desk that ia messy, toolcs Hfa want to make a rale ahoat it • went tothe barber shop, and Our Gigantic Trade-in Sale has been extended thru Meybe it ahould be rale 4 or to the local Pub for a game of Four area residents receiv- at ieaat rale 3a. Keep your cards and refreshments. ed degrees from Western MISSIOIIAIY CHURCH WHfTNEYVIIXE CHURCH door fifftfd and thus About II o'clock they would Michigan University at its Sunday ScftC .1 . ' 10:00 • m Of JESUS CHRIST create an anra of inacceaai- 1 recent commencement to end Wo'ttnp SttvKt 'tl OOa m go to the store to buy UNOENOMNATIONAL bility. groceries. Stores never clos- the winter semester. Friday, July 3,1981 (MMMNG toM M UWSFL Hlgfi Irtwot m 4. Don't communicate Rober Gillespie, 612 N. Choif Rownj *r edv They locked the doors 4S0S MNSMM* Rd. Mi 4iS01 with the staff. Of course they rS0F*«MnnMd ATTOD when people stopped com- Hudson St., earned his Mas- hsve no right to know srha*^ Evfoirvg Sofviet * 7 00pm «• am. ing. Those were the days ter of Arts (MA) degree and your achedule is or srhat;you Pr«»ef md BiDte Study WeO 7 00 pm Haa. when people bought a week's Nancy D. Westcott, 911 N. Op* iMMtlug tn Mm f MMrt Hmw. are doing, or where you win supply at a time. "Hudson St., earned her Mas- WE NAVE A HUGE SELECTION OF rdapjB. be. It isn't sny of their toaaa FtrMiwi nMai rasp*. Over the years Lowell was ters in Librsrisnshlp. 1 OlMwiH.iyunu nt.aar-ano L. _PASTORjMMES ORO»iWK business. Just keep them in blessed with some great Cinds Jane Brehm, 2955 . r- SEMES the dart. This has a distinct leaders, men with s great Bewell SE, received a Bache- NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS advantage; they won't be ADA CHIISTIAN ADA COMHUMTT FIRST RAPTttT CHURCH vision and confidence in the lor of Science degree, and ""mmSSSIC""" teDiing anybody else what future, men 1 learned to Jeanne Teresa Smith, 2109 REFOIMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH OP ALTO you are doing becauae they Murray Lake, earned a Bach- • Escorts • Mustangs •Couriers Cor nor of Orchard & Pleasant know and admire: Borger- won't know. elor of Arts degree. mr Thomappio Rtvor Dr. — OTS-IW2 Cemor e« ooai aeeot S Beerph Aveaee Sunday School 10.00 a m son, D.G. Look, C.H. Run- 5. Don't have regular niaerîMait..i.i. Roolw: Jorry L. Mthm Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. • Fiestas • 6 Cylinder Trucks Miroloi WsisMp 10^0 a.» Morotap Worship if:8Ba.«i. Evonlng Worship - 7:00 p.m. meetings. Yon don't need R£V ANGUS M MacLEOO IIJBaja. Jr.*. Hlfh YoaRj B:SB p.m. Young Pooptos Attorglow 8 30p.m help them plan their week, or TiW p.m. ¥Vod.-Pomily Night 6 300 30 p m let them help yon planyoars. • a •'I*W• f S:S0a.Ni. 040 M*. EvoMaa WsrsMp 1140* JR. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS 7.00 p.m. REV. JAMBS PRANK They really don't know what Evwiln§ WeisNp SÔpm. COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR REV GEORGE L COON . 042-1174 — 942-0274 to be done and be- CHURCH HOME. WELCOME TO ALL Toiophono OSB^toS or S0BeB12 i's Churches) a secretary has no CARS CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE the boas BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWEU about the meetings he has REFORMED CHURCH OF LOWEU. daring the srnafc anyway. Dry Cleaning 2271 West Main Slroot Who is she to tell the boas LOW AS MOOCmI FwHan OF LOWELL *499.00 2B1 North WaoMNOlse Blroot REV. WILLiAM t. HURT t:4Sa.m what to dor mi Wosl Mota Slrool - aar-SMI • WiarnKis^ REV RAYMOND E 6EFUS . Church Scfcool • 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m 6. Don't allow other people the Harold Zagter MofrHoo Wofîo . f .Mt.m REV. RICHARD VANOEKIEFT Mornuto Worship 11:00 a.m. Jr. High fculh Oroup S:J0pm on the staff to make deci [irniflit 10«.fn WMAX 1470) EvonMig Sorvloo 6 GO p.m. 7:00 p. m siona. Another way of pat m 1 — iontfyiem* 11:11 aJi. lOa.n.eSp.m. Wodnosday MM-Wook Sorvtoo if. High Ytuth Group B:1Sp.m ting this would be "Mske all gTa^llw ilaMir EvMtof Unrtet i:00 p.m. • 11:15 a.m. Jr.,Toons. Adults * 7:00p.m. r •fTvMy w >vwi TiMpj* the decisions yourself." No Wdimoay L*fvtet 7:1$ p.m. ^SuporvfsodfckjrsoryOurwgÛ^Jsi^rlcos^ ^Jjurior^-^ComoJ^\Atora^gJWlthUs^ OP. DARRELL WILSON - 007-5300 one else has any ability to FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD REORGANIZED CHURCH make dedaions, even minor OF JESUS CHRIST OF UTTER onea. If you make them all CHURCH OF LOWELL CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH yourself, yon can deserve the Bedspreads (MemtMr United Church of Chrm 1 621 E . Main 8t . - 807^636 DAY SAINTS Harold 22B7 Soowun, B.I. 0140 - 00th St., S.E.. ANO. Mich. blame. You don't hsve to (lonh Hudton at Spring St.. Lowall aâaa^s Uwsil.Mlehlaon HIGH PRIEST DIRK VENEMA sccept any of the blame when 807-0300 in ISlJ ItlllR P;30«.m. or PASTOR they make a poor dedaton OR PICHARO OREENWOOO QERALD R. BATES, MINISTER Mondnp WoraMp llrBOom. 000-0292 but yon have to live with Motntng Worship 10 00 am Nooi •:01a.m. Of course, they don't Churî School 10 00 a.m. MARK BUCKERT, PASTOR Blankets Worship Sorvko 11:00o.m. and learn but they aôttâ Midwoak Prayor Sonrko 7:SB#.«. fCii*si| O Rrsiliidl 807-OMl make any poor decisions that Zeigter. ttuntv Ron Moyfckyon. EMor Evening WoraMp Sorvteo ' 7:00 p.m way. 1 SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH VERGENNES UNITED Now I hope yon know that 1 20% OFF ST MART'S TRINfTT LUTHERAN CHURCH wrote this in s negative way. (unitod Church ol Christ) METHODIST I probably should have done Ml CATHOUC CHURCH OCA) Cornor Pornoa 4 Boiioy Drtvo . I2i Bridpa M 402 N. AmMy Good Thru Tuosdoy, July, 7th Rev. Dr. Jamea G. Cobb, Pastor it in a positive way, but the FR. THOMAS SCHILLER negative is so easy to do snd FORD WAi-A-MiAVCR ao-as«a Worship Sorvke 10:00 a.m. PASTOR 2700 F. FuRon CoNooHowr 11.00 o.ai. the positive would have tak- Moming Worship 10 00 a m FamHy Worship Servioa 9:30 AM CBorah Sehooi IftKnan. en so much longer. Why is h CURtlS DRY CLEANERS Sunday School 11:15 a.m OR STANLEY M FORKNER that we see the negative LOWELL NEW HOURS % Ph 531-7942 Saturday MtM 5 :»pm easily and the positive 1004 W. Mom Sl.-Lowell "LHtl* White Church On The Corner ' THE REV EDWIN MENOENMALL on ii a.ai. so much difficulty? Phones 897-S431 or 642-6167 • Service Phone 897-5335 004322 " Shalom Phone 897-9809 I ,**1,1*1 Wi in 11 Jay. My 1, Iftl-PSfaT Swim classes for all ages at YMCA Showboat jewelry on sale Jones honored by state organization Kropf enters barefoot There It ftffl plenty of Beginning the week of July Friday at 9 a.m. Members of Through the efforts of an enterprising Showboat sup- insurATTCE room in all seuknt of YMCA 13, a competitive swim dass the dass *111 also participate John T. Jones, Superinten- porter of long standing, an- swim lessons. There are will be offend. This dass in a couple of swim meets. dent of Lowell Light and other dent win be made In TO MAKK YOU REST EASY tourney lessons for 3 to 5 year olds, 5 will give those youngsters Cost for all the above Power, waa honored recently c the Showboat debt Incurred to 7 year olds, and 8 and who know how to swim the classes is the same: Y-mem- by the Michigan Municipal when the Riverside Amphi- opportunity to perfect their bcr SI 1.50 (S8.50 second Electric Assoclstlon with theatre was built. Got wheel and rudder security? Lettont are for two weekt strokes and lean the sport of child): non-member S16; (S12 Lifetime Membership In the Replicas of the new Lowell at a time and meet on Moa- competitive swimming. This second child). For more in- orgsnlzation. Showboat are now available dayt, Tueadays. Thursdays dass will meet every Mon- formation or to register call A plaque commemorating In the form of pure pewter and Fridays. Both skills and day. Tuesday, Thursday and the Y offiw 897-8445. the honor was presented to jewelry: pins, necklaces or water safety are taught. Stu- Jones by Nyle iilaschka of tie tacks. The jewelry was dents are assigned in small Portland, member of the groups of five or less per crafted from actual photos of - 4 v MMEA. It recognized Jones' -aa&frv- "' • instructor. The 3-5 year oldt the sternwheeler which was contributions to the organiza- MEN'S SOFTBALL built two year* ago. meet from Noon to 1 p.m.; tion. ^ , the 5-7 year olds meet 1:15 to Former Showboat Board -A"LEAGUE Jones has been with the member Barbara Brown of 1:45; and the S-and-up group Lowell Light and Power for meets from 4 to 5 p.m. Lowell conceived the fund- 1% f? . v *.'•N •' TEAM * ^ thirty years. With his wife. . • . • .VV •' ^ raiser and has underwritten Phyllis, he resides at 519 N. **38 #1 Aito Bandits 2 the effort with all profits Monroe. Marbles and #2 ShawTTHJt HHl /. 4 earmarked for the amphithe- #3 Century 21 2 atre Indebtedness. #4 Lartdna Saloon . 3 The Showboat jewelry is Finding sun $$$ kids at library r #5 LoweNEi Entering 2 available at S6 per item at #6J.R.B. 1 City Hall, Uppert Pharmacy, Homeowners, or renters the Showboat Ticket office on interested in adding solar • Srve Wednesday mcrn- #7 Curtit Cleaners 1 .Main Street, That Special energy systems to their isgt this summer for fuc at Place and the Grand Valley Michigan residences can get Automobile insurance is a must for the the LowigB library. "B" LEAGUE Ledger. They will also be for a free copy of a new publica- individual and the family as a whole. We have TWa Wednesday (Jaly l> sale during Showboat talent tion designed to help them comprehensive policies designed to cover from 11 to 11:40 a.m., boyt Night (July 11), during the locate finandng. and girit Aged 8 tnd up can #0 Dockter's km 0 all motor vehicles including marine insur- Fcwrth of July celebration, The publication. "Sun Dol- #« Meri t Towing 2 ance. Jsny Kiepf el Lewd practfeed kls barefset lean marble games and during the Sesquicentennial lars," available from the IfceLawal Jerry Is Vice Pwldert ef the Weal MkUgaa Water SU Aaaae. which la about marble coOecting. ' #10 Rlveftide Fireplace Shoppe 3 celebration (July .17-18-19), Ike sale af the Michigan Department of Flhnteertan Bareteet Water SU Mnnce Tmnamml My 5 * Next Wednesday, from 11 #11 VMtoge Inn 3 and during Showboat Wee^ •1 tfe tacka wfl Wp < • alike debt Commerce's Energy Admin- Rap Ida. Eatries Harited to the first 60. Exceflent viewing for apectaten} a.m.to 11:40, therewfllbea # 12 Wpmet Ostributor 2 (Jnly 20-25). istration Clearinghouse, de- stfl ewed by Sbewheet an Bianhia i.—Photo JLRaBa i by top skiers. program called Looney #13 Qarya Country Meett 2 by Modern Photographies tails more than a dozen pro- Tunes and Tales. The pro- # 14 Chnatoft & Sons 3 grams which offer assistance gram will have poems, to install solar or other songs, participation stories, >oyle Is Postmaster of the Year Agency, Inc. M M renewable energy systems. riddles and flannel stories C LEAGUE Doyle is the immediate Doyle presently serves as from the following books: Lowell Postmaster Charlie Past President of the Michi- Membership Chairman on 835 W. Main 897-9253 "Where The Sidewalk Doyle was honored last week SUBSCRIBE TO gan Chapter of the NLP. He the National Board of the Ends", "Oh, a Hunting We '#15 Twelve Packert 0 st the annual Michigan Con- THE LEDGER was named Postmaster of the organization for the Central Will Cc", "The King Who #16 HaroW Zeigter Ford 1 vention of the Nadonal Lea- Year by his fellow postmas- Region. Rained", and "The Wicked #17 Lowell Merchants 1 gue of Postmasters (NLP) In ters within the organization. Wizard and the Wicked #18 First United Methodist Church 2 Escanaba, Ml. Witch". #19 The Gators 6 Thursday mornings at the #20 Industrial Tool & Machine Co. 4 June • July • August Alto Library special programs will be held this This Week's summer. WOMEN'S LEAGUE On Thursday, July 2, there will be gymnastics participa- • #1 Showboat Automotive GRADUATE SPECIALS tion with Jode Taylor and on #2 Larldnt Saloon Valuable coupons for seniors photographed in July 9, the Looney Tunes and #3 VHIage Inn Tales program will come to June, July or August. We call it our "Early Bird #4 Peters 1981 DODGE Alto. On Tuesday. July 7 Spedal". There are three special offers...one for there will be a 2 p.m. #6 North Pole Refrigeration matinee of the film "Croas- #6 West Apparel each month. bar" for ages 8 and up. #7AitoAnoeto RAMCHARGER #8 State Savings Bank #9BioughBuikters COUPON • 4 Wheel Drive A senior photog aphed during the month of DNR Standings upto 6-26-8 1 June ond ordering any senior package, will Report be given a complementary 11x14 gift por- CLRANUNESS CALLED "W fif efi trait at no additional charge. Wet and windy weather minnows off the piers in Lake FOB A STRONG AIM Dote Deed curtailed fishing activity this Michigan, Especially at ' week. Lake trout and salmon Grand Haven. . Ives W. McGaffey of Chi- an in 100' of water about Bass have gone to deep cago, 111., helped lighten the 70-90' down. Stream flahing water. Try a night crawler housewives' work load whh hat been very discoursging. right on the bottom in the ^V'co'u'PON Redworms, poppers, and Grand River or Muskegon his Invention of a hand-pow- A senior photographed during the month of •piders are working wefl far . Lake. Patience is the key. ered suction device on June 8, 1869. McGaffey called his p#nfl«h on all the Inland Pike and Walleyes an slow. July may chpose a complementary 5x7 or machine a yacuum cleaner lakes checked by our officers For catfish, we suggest and Included Instructions to 8x10 frame when ordered with any senior this week. you try some night-time fish- the effect that the "harder pock Things looked a Wt more lag on the Grand liver up- 318 Engine • Automatic T ransmission • °^' one pumps, the greater the I promising for perch this stream from US 31 at Grand week. Perch wen hitting Haven. suction." Tinted Glass • 35 Gallon Fuel Tank • I Console • Radio • Low Mount Mirrors • Wtwn you bonk with STATE SAVINGS BANK, you got Two Tone Paint • Power Steering • COUPON •poclollzod odvko you need to pldh for tho futuro. STATE Raised White Letter Tires • Royal SE A senior photographed during the month of SAVINGS BANK'S knowiodgoobU pononol bonkort will August will receive 30 additional color Mp you Mtoblith tho rtghi tovings occountt ond Package • Protection Package • invottmont plont thot will provldo for your fomlly't growth towChfk wallets at no extra charge with an order of ond oducottonol noodt at woll ot comploto oconomk any senior package. tocurity. : ' Sticker Price $12,150.60 nmm t he/mm. eo. Oof Used Plot... All Portono/ Chocking Accounts Art Flli to... 30% ITMAINIT.. LOWELL^MI J VENNEN "WEEK'S SPECiAL" • Sontor Qffzont • Bowling Uoguot Warm Ak K $ • Nan Profit Orgonlxatlont • Nowfy Wodt (I yr.) Ptumttog Futures HeeWng Equipment • D*oUntemmDBYH)Kro$m,m* Water Heelers — DM — V/eed 4 Ceel 10,995 Water leftoneri . •, High 4 Lew Pres. A IA/AAA# #âia4r^ Het Weter 4 tleem STATE SAVINGS VenHtea rf^PMtersl fUTTipfs*-- — —l - Plumbing Supplies 4 Perls AlrCend. Oodqo BANK Solar Energy Systems Licensed 4 Certified LMBLNBT-W LOWEU MMN MCXFMI i-44 24 Mr. Emergency Office: S8?-7534 wgmtum Meeting Service Mome: §97-7104 Oodne-huchs FImn M7-MM fUm *$74277 PImm 1744331 We Sell - install sewenewuiei icmuiumoma •eaeewiteiY LAXEODDCSftA LOWELL •-Oto.SMp. «•» *>«nwn f RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL 93i-4fh Ave. 431W. Main Si. l04W.Moin SI. '•W*. •JSMMM^. 'WtUM tOOM I2S»WWI ''**• - Modern Showroom LokaOdMM-374-7337 527 3380 low«II W7 5606 IXV ****** tANtolPM i«B«r MW«II UMN mrnrnOIUf

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Graad Vaiey Ledger - WadMeday, Jaly 1, 1981 Page 9 Grand Valley ledger • Wednwday, Jaly 1, 1981 . Paga 8 New library New officers for Lowell Rotary Earn MSU degrees

evening hours Receivingr degrees from Lynn Warning, 1092 Biggs LoweU Rotaiians held their tional chkfceo dinner, topped guests by the women of the Michigan State University at Ave., BLA in landscape ar- Lvgal Notien annual picnic and installa- off with strawberry sbort- First Methodist Church of In order to better serve chitecture. • Lowell. commencement ceremonies tion of officers on June 24 at cake, waa aerved to tev- library patrons who work, SMTl OT NICHIUM SUTt or WCNICAN Outgoing president Wen- on June 13 were eight area Tht froteU Court for UM ORDER FOR PUBLICATION" ORDER FOR PUBLICATION FaUasburg Park. The tradi- ooty-five members and Th« frob«U Court for tho the Saranac Library on Main ity Of Mnt residents. Any cat flower arraage- ty Of Kont AND TO AND TO dell Christofi was presented JWU*11 1 DIVISION St. will extend its hours on From Ada: Angelynn DBeot wfD last laager If It's Public Hearing JUVWRI U OIVIJIW APPEAR AND ANSWER APPEAR AND ANSWER with mementos of his year of Hotieo ll horrty fWffl Out < Tuesdays into the evening Afendoulis, 46 Honey Creek kept oaal. Place H where H hoorlnf wlU to hold U tho JWYOHIU STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN tervice by incoming presi- hoorlni will bo hold Jwvonllo until 7 p.m. The expanded NE, BA in journalism; Ken- waa't be expeeed to direct Cwrt In tho City of (rond Roplds, Court to tho City of Croud (UpIds. CIRCUIT COURT FOR ciRcurr COURT FOR dent Richard Greenwood and Michigan tn tho Mttor of, on tho Ktchtjin In tho MtUr of, on tho schedule will take effect next neth D. Parrish, 5100 Whit- NOTICE dm wd tiH and OA potltlod by past president Leonard Jack- doU *nd ttao Md on potttloMtltlona by THE COUNTY OP KENT THE COUNTY OF KENT polltlooor ihc^m bo Ion illnlna thot Tuesday, July 7. neyviUe, BA in accounting: electric Hghto, or hot or oeU pottttonor thOMi boloo olloatng thot WANDA MARIE LOGAN, PEDRO VAZQUEZ. ton. Alao honored waa Paul •Sold chlldron oro nofloctod chttdron 'Sold ehlldron oro nogloctod dllJdron Regular hours arc Monday Susan M. Sherry, 7336 Shef- Mta. If peeoMa, awve It to Vergennes Township • vlthin tho pro*Uloo1 of tho J«»o«tlo within thOMMlMOf tho Juvonllo Plaintiff. Plaintiff, Harris Fellow Stanley Gard- Codl. To proitrvo your poronUl through Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 Codo Md otklno thot (11 portnul VS. VS. ner, who received a certifi- field Dr., BA in journaUsm. a oael spot er plaea k to the rlghti unflor tho lt» •ny pjffnt or rljhti bo UmlMtod. To proiorvt p.m. and Tuesdays only, 9 From Alto: Bethany L. ouirdltn thtll cooUct tht JuvonMo ywr poronUl rljhtj under tho lew MERRILL DEAN J)GAN. RONETTA JEAN SWIFT. cate and letter from Rotary refrigerator at alght. Beth Csurt Ctnitr n I Ml <*dtr N.L.firtnd tny Hrt*< or fUrdfM the 11 esnUct a.m. to 7 p.m., according to Gary, 8420 92nd St. SE. BA beat and aooving air takee Notlca It haraby given that tha Vargamwt Rlpldt. Hlchlgon, or Uko MCh othor Defendant. Defendant. Interna tiotuJ. • tho JOVOQIIO Court Center ot I SOI Librarian Pat Zander. 0ttf0>) «1 My M poralttod by In. on Coder Kt, Grind Ripldt. Mtehlgen or FUe No. 81-44272 DM File No. 81-33720 DC Officers and directors of in Spanish; Barbara Schnd- asototare from tha flewtra at Townthip Planning Commlttlon will conduct a or bofort tho doU. fiHuro to coaply Uko tuch othor octlon ot My bo por- Next Tuesday's movie at der. 11424 74th St., MA in Kith thll ordor My ritwU tn i«td the lowen Rotary Club for an accelerated rate. •Ittod if iM M OT before tho hwr- At t session of said Court At a session of said Court 10 a.m. will be "The Adven- ehtld (ron) bolnfl Mdo ( tMporory tng deto. Fl'lur* to Ciaply with u. elementary education. public haa ring on wrd of the court." held in the Han of Justice, held in the Hall of Justice, the ooinfa|g year are Ridurd thll order My rtwlt In Mid Child tures of Tom Sawyer". From Lowell: Roiiiud Ba- (ron) bolnf Mdo o per^enont werd of City of Grand Rapids, Michi- City of Grand Rapids, Michi- Greenwood, president; Rob- QUAIiTY PRINTING Child: Rlchord, Wchitl, 4ridre» t tho Cwrt Kith oil pe rente I rights ert Elringa, first vice-presi- con. 611 Cumberland. MA in Slaono Rophool tmolMtod.* gan, on this 3rd day of Jooe, gan on this 4th day of June. Offset Ii Lettorprrea. Graad July 9,1981 H^rlf^: July Id. 1581 it 11:00 t.m. dent; William McPherson. elementary edi cation; Rich, Pottttonor: John Schotd Child: Ayonno Senders * 1961. 1981. Valay Ledger, 195 N. Bread- Hoertng: July 8. 1MI et 4:00 p.«. ard Bresnahan. 10644 Blue Present: The Honorable Present: The Honorable second vlce-pretident; Local Nawa way, 897-9361. at 8:30 p.m. In tho Vofgonnoa Townthip HaH, Child: Shawto t Jtitlco Prtco rottttonor: ShoTTe froller . George R. Cook. Circuit George R. Cook, Circuit James Speerstra. secretary: Water Hwy., MS in forestry; Hcirtng: July IS. 1981 ot 10:30 o.a. Publtcetton tn tho Gredavtlloy ltd- cornar of Balloy Or. and Vergonnot NE. Tho Pftttloner: loonird 61*u-kenp #or once «t iMlt IN nook prior to Court Judge. Court Judge. Ival Paulsen, treasurer; and David Joseph Baerwalde, y eaaeattaaaaaaatatattaiiHHtlfJiJUi Publtcotlon tn tho Grind Volley Lod- tho hMrlnf deu U ordered On the 3rd day of June, On the I4th day of May, Michael Tummino, sergeant son of David and Theresa subject of tho public hearing will bo the contldora- 9*r ooco «t lent ono wot prior to 1981, an action for divorce 1981. an action for custody tt arms. Directors are Wen- Baerwalde has been named th* hoirln? d«t* It OetOd: Juno 14, 1961 BLUE CROCODILE Uon of tho following amendment of tho Vergonnot was fried by the above-nam- was filed by the above-nam- dell Christoff, Brian Doyle. to the Dean's List for all Utod: Junr 24. 1981 JOW P. STEOTCC CERAMICS JUOGt or MCIATE ed Plaintiff"Vgairiit you the ed Plaintiff against you the Robert DeBoer and Gordon three terras of the 1980-81 Townthip Zoning Ordinance Map. UBWtST MAIN Xm f. STtK£Tt£ above-named Defendant, in above-named Defendant, in Gould. school year at Michigan State •Mm or raoMn lowiu. tocNiGAM ami Gate #3-81 the Circuit Court for the the Cifcuit Court for the University. County of Kent. County of Kent. (416)t?7-St5f Rozonhg from R'A [Rural Agricultural] to 1 **1 Leonardo Da Vinci could draw with ont hand LOWELL LIBRARY Ronda J. Carey of 526 XT IS HEREBY ORDERED IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ,# (Industrial] the following detcribod property; and write with tha other, almost limultaneousiy. that you. the Defendant, that you, the Defendant, pi i nail J "a gavel and Rataiy aaal le Oatgatef NewHean Hunt St. was named ta the ''CLASSES YEAR AR0UND whose last known address whose last known address Maaday 12x39 taSi30 Dean's List of Grand Rapids That part of the W.tt of the S.W. V* ol Section Wodaaeday 12:30 to 8t30 Junior Cdlege for tht spring was 4348 Richwood Avenue was General Delivery, recently.—Photo by Modern Photographies ' Wes have a complete line of suppllea t 35, T7N R9W Identified at parcel #41-18-35-351- N.. El Monte. Calif. 91732 Guernsey. Wyoming 82214 I Friday 12x39 to 5i3i semester. She achieved a 3 J shall answer or take such shall answer or take such Satoaday \ 12x3e-5i39 grade point average or better • for the ceramic hobbyist. 1 011. Said parcel approximates 11.98 acres. Public Hearing other action as may be other action as may be 335 W. Mala SC while carrying at least 12 The amendment application and tha Vergennes permitted by law on or before permitted by law on or before 897-9596 semester hours. Snirii iiiiii rmni ri iirrtriTH i h mi the 4th day of September, the 4th day of September, Township Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map are NOTICE S 1981. 1981. Legalm available for public inspection in the Olfko of tho Vergennes Township FAILURE to comply with FAILURE to comply with this Order shall result in a this Order shall result in a Townthip Clerk, corner of Vergonnot and Balloy judgment by default against judgment by default against STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN NOTICE OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NE during the hours of 9 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on you, the Defendant, for relief you, the Defendant, for relief PROBATE COURT FOB * THE PROBATE COURT COUNTY OF KENT as set forth in the Complaint as set forth in the Complaint THE COUNTY OF IONIA FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT Tueadays. PleatecaJI Barry Bittrlck. Chairman for ESTATE OP filed in this cause.-. filed in this cause. % ESTATE OF the Vergonnot Townthip Planning Committkxi George R. Cook. George R. Cook, Ndaoo Woodraw Nummer, J. EMERSON COLBY, . Notice It hereby given that the Vergonnot Circuit Court Judge Circuit Court Judge DECEASED ' DECEASED Three ways you evenings at 1-794-3809 for further Information. Fie No. 136,364 Townthip^ Zoning Board of Appoalt will conduct Examined, Countersigned Examined, Countersigned FUe No. 26,427 Barry A. BU trick, Chairman and Entered: Sandra Czew- and Entered: Sandra Czew- TAKE NOTKE: Creditors " TAKE NOTICE: Cseditors public hearlngt at 7:30 p.m. on ski. Deputy Oak. ski, Deputy Clerk. Ndaoo Wood row Nummer, of J. Emeraoo Colby, Do- vergennat luwnsntp rianning v^inmiisiun •*" - - •-» h* ." *" oeesed, are notified that all ATTEST: A True Copy. S. ATTEST: A True Copy. S. Deceaaed, are aoHfled'that aU can enjoy daimt against tha deoe- c32 & 34 Czewski. Deputy Clerk. Czewski, Deputy Clerk. daims against the dece- July 9,1981 6/24-7/15 6/24-7/15 dent's estate are barred dant's estate are barred agaiaat the estate, the iade- QTTavw® Of vwryvtellwv I 0«nrnSlft|5 aliw COl llwi against the estate, the inde-

of Balloy Dr. NE and Vergonnot Rd. NE. tative, and the heirs and tathre, and the bdn and the service charge-free ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ORDER FOR PUBLICATION devisees of the decedent, deviaees of tho deeedtnt, NOTICE TO Tho following appoelt will bo hoard: AND TO AND TO unless within four months APPEAR AND ANSWER APPEAR AND ANSWER unlets within four months Appeal 1-tl: after the date of pubUcatioo STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN after the date of publication The Citizens of of this notice or four months of thit notice or four months Appellant waa denied a roquott for razonlng from CIRCUIT COURT FOR CIRCUIT COURT FOR after the daim becomes due. checking at FSB. THE COUNTY OF KENT THE COUNTY OF KENT after the daim becomes due, R-2 Ratldontlal to Commercial in May of 19S1. whichever ia later, the daim Grattan Township File No. 81-43562 DM DEBORAH SUSANNE VAN whichever it later, the daim is presented to the following is preaented to the following Appellant withot to receive a variance from tho LYNN VENITA COBBWS, PATTEN. Plaintiff. independent personal repre- Plaintiff, VS. STANLEY ALLAN VAN independent peraoaal repre- Sure, service charges are going up on checking accounts. and the Public Vergonnot Townthip Zoning Ordinance to opor- eentative at the following VS. PATTEN. Defendant. sentative at the foUwing But at First Secu ity Bank, you can still write as many checks as address. address. GRATTAN TOWNSHIP'S ate an eutomobllo repair facility on a parcel of LAWRENCE COBBINS, File No. 81-44354-DM Robert J. Slater, Defendant. At a session of said Court Haad A, Nummer, you want, and never pay a cent Here's how. property Identified at followt: Independent Peraonfl Ecp. Independent Personal Rep. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS At a session of said Coart held in the Hall of Justice. 11746 BlucwaterHwy. 6026 Conway REGULAR MEETING That part of the S.W. V* of Mm S.W. % of Section held ia the Hall of Justice, City of Grand Rapids. Michi- ' Alto, Ml 49302 gan, on this 12th day of June, Lowell, MI 49331 City of Grand Rapids. Michi- Richard J. Heath NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A 26 Identified at Permanent parcel #41-18-300-01f, Richard J. Heath gan oo this 19th day of May. 1961. 112S W. Mala St. j tald parcel being approximately 2.88 acret In tlze. Present: The Honorable 1125 W. Main St. PUBLIC HEARING OF THE 1981. P.O. Box 212 Present: The Honorable Roman J. Snow. Circuit P.O. Box 212 A repair facility prevloutly exltted on the tHe | LoweO. MI 49331 GRATTAN TOWNSHIP'S ZONING BOARD Roman J. Snow. Circuit Court Judge. LoweU. MI 49331 (616) 897-9480 (616) 897-9460 OF APPEALS WILL BE HELD prior to the latt amendments to the Vergonnot Court Judge. On the 11th day of June. Attorney for Estate On the 23rd day of March, 1981. an action for divorce Attorney for Estate Townthip Zoning Ordinance and tuch uto It c34 1981, an action for divorce was filed by the above-nam- c34 Wednesday, July 8,1981 currently daaaifled at a non-conforming uto was filed by the above-named Plaintiff against you the ed Plaintiff against you the above-named Defendant, in PUBLICATION AND SOUCIUTION na IKS at 8 p.m. at tho Grattan Townthip Hail In Grattan under tho Ordlnanoo. above-named Defendant, in the Circuit Court for the NOTICE OF HEARING Appool 2-tl: the Circuit Court for the County of Kent. at which time the following tubôctt will bo hoard STATE OF MICHIGAN .Tho Uot County NechMtnftwclmlNf f OoportMnO'WtBJNt County of Kent. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ll MIUIUNIttofI bMbtdil *ofor thoe «M4«ItaMi) Appellant withot to uto tho Fallaoburg Park PROBATE COURT v You can keep a You can maintain and at which mooting any Intereated portont will that you, the Defendant, lifted bolw«1«m.. BotolleBotellod iMclftcetlMspoclfleetlonti You can maintain IT IS HEREBY ORDERED COUNTY OF KENT ero ovelloble etfto fwdutlaf OTMto a $525 minimum Mutoum at a craft thep during tummor hours. that you, the Defendant, whote last known address Urn m.Cowty AartolitrotlNN lulld- a $750 minimum $300 monthly be hoard: File No. 136.578 INF. *M0O IWR feMMW WON ammMo • M. ÔM whose last known address was 630 Schultz Rd. Sparta, OR monthly balance Such uto requlret a variance from the Vorgonnoe ESTATE OF topldt. Mcftts* «M0J. Tho bids -111 balance In your OR balance In your 1. DAN and SHIRLEY BRAMAN roquott a Michigan 49345 shall answer ko Mild/ opoood in UN *rtlNila| was 130S Sylvan SE, Grand LAURETTA LATISE FOSTER Office et UN tiM OMloMtod bol*. FSB Savings FSB Cheeking in your FSB Daily variance to build a partial underground earth typo Townthip Zoning Ordinance at tuch uto would be Rapids, Michigan 49507 shall or take such other action as / Minor Tho County roMrm tho to Interest Checking answer or take such other may be permitted by law oo ec(*t or reject ony or oil bldi »i Account each Account, a commercial uto In an R-A (Rural Agrlculturalj To: Harold Miller, Danod L. It dOOM U M IN Itl bett InUrMU. homo. South side open, no cover over roof. or before the 11th day of Account (paying action as may be permitted Foster and Rota Lpe Potter ltd for: frwuro Mohor SyttM - tt month. September, 1981. Correct I OMl rocllll*. "Mt bo r«. Property located at: 8800 Letslter Ave. NE, Zone. by law on or before the 18th TAKE NOTICE: On July elfOd 19 TueodNy. July II. INI et 5V4% Interest on day of August, 1981. FAILURE to comply with 10:00 a.*- The applications for appeal, tho Vorgonnea . 15,1961 at 10:00 a.m., la the your checking funds). Grattan Township. this Order shall result ia a FAILURE to comply with probate courtroom. Grand •Id for: Corpot CIOMINI - tt Co*- judgment by default against wait/ Caaflae. Mnt bo rocaWod by 2. LOIS GURNEY requests a variance to build a Townthip Zoning Ordinanct, and Zoning Map are this Order shall result in a Rapids, Michigan, before the you. the Defendant, for relief TuotMy. July IS. IW at 10:00 e.B. If you have questions about any of our checking or judgment by default against Hon. A. Dale Stoppels, carport. Request for a variance to allow carport to avaHablo for public intpooian In tho TownaMp as set forth in the Complaint Bid for; Broad I Bakad Soodt for IC you, the Defendant, for relief Judge of Probate, a hearing Notfltal. IMt ba roeoleod bjr aea. savings plans, contact your nearest FSB office. And take it filed in this cause. bo built within 5'8" of property lino. Property of fleet, corner of Bailey and Vergonnot, during as set forth in the Complaint will be hdd on the petition day. July 11. 1WI at 2:00 ».«. Roman J. Snow, from us; when you bank with First Security, checking doesn't filed in this cause. DanneU L. Foster for the MX STAKUT. cm located at: 5052 Gahan Or. NE. Grattan Townthip tho hourt of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuotdayt. Pleooe Circuit Court Judge OIKCTOK Of fUKMStK Roman J. Snow. appointment of Rota Lee Examined. Countersigned have to cost you a thing. * on Big Crooked Lake. call Linda Blggt, Townthip Clerk at 807-6820 for Circuit Court Judge Foster as guardian of the Examined, Countersigned and Entered: M. A. Die- person. Joyce Oberlln, Secretary further Information. drich. Deputy Clerk. and Entered: M.A. Dicdnch, Date: June 19, 1981 Linda Blggt, Clerk Deputy Clerk. ATTEST: A True Copy. M. Grattan Townthip Zoning Robert W. Archer my A. Diedrich. Deputy Clerk. . T-tMIRTS Vergonnot Townthip ATTEST: A TRUE COPY. (P-30148) 'M, o*« aî mwa Board of Appoalt M.A. Diedrich. Deputy Legal Aid of Western Mich. uniiawndtolprifwr Clerk . ^ —' c34 032 ii 34 430 Federal Square BIdg. First Security Bank 6/24-7/8 Grand Rapids. MI 49503 KWU . aaJWM • CAftSON CITY tAAAMAC • LVOHWIUia • LOWIU (616-774-0672) DanneU L. Foster pfaler'a Rlverfreat 442 Barth S.E. Grand Rapids. MI 193 E. 897-6411 • SUBSCRIBE TO THE GRAND VALLEY LEDGER • ' (616) 454-5844 J Til Mtftfil rtrtliittiiitfiiif i \ r r i HHHIH

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Graad Vafe? Ledrv , My 1,1911 Happy IN THE Roth-Hahn vows spoken July 4t Uncle Sam, Tom Jaly 8t Theo Bailey, Kevin TkheUur, Julie Condon. Arnett, Dwayne Johnson, SERVICE Wy 5i Randi Ellis. Robert Jason White. Mildred Wride. King, Bernke Fairchild, Dee Marine Pvt. Eric J. Rog- Doyle. Jaly 9t Kent McKay. genbuck, son of Jim and RN ASSISTANT DUECTOR RN/LPN — If you arc inter- Phone 897-9261 Jaly 6t Orma Barber. Lor- J4y iti Merle Sebastian. BASEMENT SALE — July Sharon Roggenbuck of 8061 Of Nursing—123 bed sillied ested in using your nursing raine Hagfand, Alan Arnett. Doug Burton, Shelly Wolf, 1-3. 4 p.m. to dark. Upright E Fulton, Ada, MI. has JACKPOT BINGO nursing facility. Competitive skills but are not able to work 7t Bea O'Harrow. Adaa Buck. piano, bookcases, misc. 975 completed the infantry com- wages and benefits. Apply in a fixed or regular schedale. Cumberland. 697-5995. c34 bat training coarse at Camp Evtry Fridoy niflM. 7:3e person at Belding Christian we are looking for you! We mre/o.. COUPLES — Without pre- p.m. low*11 VfW Hall Pendleton, Calif. Nursing Home. 414 E. State, invite you to vme in and TEN ACRES (84445]8Land vious business experience East Main St.. lowoll. Early Daring the six-week Belding or call 794-0460 and contract terms. Lowell area. but willing to work Sc learn Bird lingo ol 6:45 p.m discuss the hours you are course, he received class- ask for Nancy Grams. RN, Beautifully wooded, choice of together, pleasant, profitable Public walcoma available. This may be just room mstruciioa and partW- work, Cnntact Amway Dia- Director of Nursing, to set up what you are looking for. Our building sites, secluded or HAS psied in field exercises in- an appointment. c32tf view. Call W«sl*U!«a, fetlcf ART'S . i) tributor. Phone 897-6227 af- C20II wages and benefits &te local volving infantry tactics, the OICORATING ter 5 p.m. for interview. c2tf ly competitive. Geriatric Hoaca and Ganfeas 942- RADIO-TV SERVICE construction and camouflage JACKPOT BINGO - HELP WANTED — Part or nursing is more challenging 6660, (if no reply Diana Stev- SERVICE of fighting positions, and the Tuesday night at Aito Amerf- full time finisher for reputable today than ever before. Call enson 698-6898. c33-35 Jackpot •97 7641 R«falr Of use of mines, demolitions can Legion, Main St. in Aito. cleaner in Cascade area. Will today to find out more about SUZUKI 1978 GS556—6,000 and int/a-company communi- Time: Early Bird Bingo 6:30. train. Minimum to S5 plus our professional POOL. Call Compl«te Una 01 BINGO miles, excellent condition. Wallpaper & Paint Books cations equipment. His spe- Public welcomc. c36tf per hour. Call 949-1110. for the Director of Nursing or Asking SI.400 or best offer. cialized training centered on C34-35 Administrator. Ionia Manor. E'/«ry Sot. Nite 7pm Call 241-6251. c33-34 PiMae 897-8196 the operation, employment Upstairs at 616-527-0080. c33-34 and maintenance of machine HELP WANTED — Part or IME.Haia, Lowell guns. LOWELL MOOSE HALL full time finisher for reputa- FOR SALE SPINET CON- SOLE PIANO BARGAIN ble cleaner in Cascade area. F0RRHT Wanted: Responsible party Early Bird Bingo 6 p.m. POSITION OPEN Will train. Minimum to $5 to take over low monthly Tha average homemakar walks ten milts t day Full time position for clean plus p-r hour. Call 949-1110. CARD OF THANKS payments on spinet piano I wish to thank my family around the house dotnf chores. She or ha walks KATRINA - Wish we could up/set up. Hours 2 to 11 c34-35 OFFICE-PRINT SHOP-LAB- four miias and spends 25 hours • year making beds. have joined you in the Art Can be seen locally. Write and friends for their prayers, p.m. Guaranteed 40 hours a ORATORY — Etc. Excellent Show.—Mom & Dad. crcdit manager: P.O. Box visits, flowers and gifts dur- week. Applicants seeking job 14-YEAR-OLD BOY-Needs N.W. location, high traffic 537, Shelbyville, Ind 46176. ing my recent hospitalization should be interested in a summer work. No job "too count, very cheap. 1500 sq. p33-35 and recovery at home. RAM — DINT — Happy permanent position with fast dirty" or "too clean". Call ft., or will divide, air. park- Mrs. David lodi May God bless you. Vacation Days. growing company, be ag- Jerry 897-5268. p33-34 ing. 1 Vj miles to Freeway, Evelyn Baker Anita Hahn and David and Mrs. Roth will reside in gressive and responsible. 453-3111 or 949-8698. c34 Experience with machinery LPN NEEDED — For part Roth exchanged wedding Grand Rapids. CARD OF THANKS LEGION OF THE MOOSE desired and qualities starting time or full time, 3-11 and vows on Saturday, June 27 at I wish to thank my dear Tuesdays wage level from 54.50 to 11-7 shifts. Apply at Belding the Congregational Church To wed in August mum neighbors, friends and rela- BINGO S5.00 per hour. Full Com- Christian Norsfaig Home, 414 ©@531?® of LoweU before Rev. Rich- BICYCLE REPAIR SERVICE tives for the cards, gifts and pany benefits available. Ap- L. State. Belding or call All types of bicycles. Quality ard Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wy- Early birds 6:30 P M calls I received on my 92nd ply in person only. CJ. 616/794-0460 to set up an MIN1ATUBF DASrHIINlK work, reasonable rates. Call Parents of the bride are man of 6943 Weeks Road, DAM:HU birthday. Special thanks to Regular Bingo 730 Chrimoff k Sons, be., 1400 appointment. An EOE. c31tf , , V" . ™>S Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Hahn, Saranac, announce the en- 897-7804 for free estimate. Albert & Kathrine Ford, for P.M Foremin Rd., LoUll. Ml. — ] ' "J Ti"Sf Ask for Andy — evenings AboutNOUUAccounts? 451 Alden Nash, and the gagement of their daughter 10 w ks 1 having my home in order Upstairs over Moose c34-35 Ufa. Staafa k L"' " C" groom's parents are Mr. and Jennifer Wyman, to Lance and weekends. c34-38 when I returned home from an. to wt. J34 Mrs. Alfred Roth. 821 Lin- Hayes, the son of Mr. and Florida. May the Lord bless MI coln Lake. Mrs. Robert Hayes of Fargo * - craurt KHwmN — i6" MAKE THIS A MUSICAL each one of you now and Gretchen Hahn was her Street. Ionia. Pixie Stingray bicycle with SUMMER1 — Beginning and always. sister's Maid of Honor. Gary The couple has chosen intermediate piano, guitar, Carrie Condon Roth was his brother's Best August 22 for their wedding BIJ8WE88 DIRECTORY __ ^ ^^i*: and snare drum lessons be- Man. Robert Hahn and John date. THOMPSON 2400 W. Mam St Business Ph 897-6488 I b7^i!idea^'ftft,bAclf°r ing offered by Certified In- Affholter were ushers. The bride-to-be graduated structor. 7 year's experience. IKTEMOR SERVKE Lowe*, Michgan After Hre, Pt,. 897.5828 | ^ (Ro(fer ™ The wedding reception from Saranac High School Roger MacNaagfatoo. 897- was held at the Hilton Inn in and is employed as a labora- •CARPETING 'WALLPAPER evenings. 9tf 8964. nctf Grand Rapids following the tory technical assistant at •LINOLEUM -COUNTER TOPS ceremony. Ionia County Memorial Hos- Lowell Tire Company I free hayi - you cut ii. 9328 Frteporl Ave Phone 765-5157 ew a, a a an( K „ IN MEMORIAM After their honeymoon to pital. The future bridegroom — I ^ f if i LAW OFFICE Alto. Mich. Don Brower " I Clover, 676-1841 or 676-1331. In loving memory of Mar- the British Isles, the new Mr. graduated from Ionia High Michael J. Tummino Jr. ion Shade who passed away DARWIN THOMPSON c34 35 School and is employed at Passenger Tires •Truck Tires* Farm Tres ' " one year ago July 7, 1980. Any day or evening by apyi • •nen General Pratlca Lacks. Inc.. Saranac. He meant so much to each of Brakes • Shocks • Alignments • Exhausts | FOR SALE — Sunflower Divorce, uncontested, HOUR;' 9-5 Thur & Fr. S.V Q us sailboat. New last fall, used 3 with or without children In his dear and special /»>,n> rnflsvi,yr n acf\p*^ times. Call 897-5981 or 897- $150 plus cost: Wills $35: way CASCADE HILLS SNEU SHAW ACRES FARM I nctf Bankruptcy $300. Memories linger on and on First Savings Ends the Confusion with WITHTKCOSr 4019 Cascade Rd. S.E. • Wadding Racaptions | FOR SALE - Women's golf Legal consultation on Especially on this day. Grand Rapids * Choice of Menus [home cooked]! cart, type used without a general matters, initial ap- Sadly missed by his wife, o * Hay Rides I baS- Barely used. Make an pointment free son and family, daughters No Minimum OFCARSTOOffir ROAD SERVICE 0 Loweii office 697-5931 and families. • Banqu«li I ^ J*'™. Pick-up & Delivery I (Roger) 897-5381 evenings. Grand Rapids office Opal Shade "Jqln us in the country | 28tf o YOU CANT AffORD Minor Repairs — Tune-ups — Pipes c 456-6006 Balance Checking for your next party." Brakes — Mufflers c16tf ^ FOR SALE - Girl's 20•, IN MEMORIAM 949-9605 — Howard Hobbt, Prop. Mm ItKn M7-7! Open a First Savings NOW Account with an Initial de- USSTNAN THE BEST Schwinn Bike, high rise bars, YOUR LOCAL WATKINS - In loving memory of our posit of $200 and then there is no minimum balance and banana seat, new tires. Ex- Dealer', for Lowell & sur- dear aunt Blanche Minor. As we look out each morning you pay no service charges. That's right. Regardless of cellent shape, blue. Make an rounding areas. John Erick- And see the sun so bright the balance in your checking account you pay no service TMOMET CMEVR01ET offer. 897-9361 days (Roger) son. 517 Avery St., Lowell, 897-5381 evenings. c28tf We think of all the sunshine charge and your checking account funds earn 5V4% t UPH01STERV Ml 49331. Phone 897-8541. i«HCK Just call and I will deliver as 1 That she brought into our life. interest every day. And H you're 62 or over your checks Ut W MiU Uwl H7 S5J1 BUILDING SITES - Four 1 have products on hand. Des- are free as well. acre parcels. Vergennes Her smile was always sunny. 14 NOSR TOWNS SIRVief Car^tH Flooriai sert mixes, beverages, vita- Township, Land Contract mins. health aids, personal Her laugh was always Now Is there any question who has the best checking 1M# « Hili Si, UmI • MaiaiafHt terms, low down payment, care, deodorant, hair care, g»y- account deal In town? partially to heavily wooded. She gave a lot of happiness w. mnt* > CirUtli • Motaie Tlla cologne for men and women, And here's another advantage of a First Savings NOW Call Craig Black, 676-2919 or cleaning and laundry sup- To people on the way. * Coaafri Clab * KaatHa Preferred Properties. Inc. Loved and missed by. Account. First Savings has 28 offices in 21 communities I Mil [UISON NONE I97-K4I plies. pest and insect control Miibitaa Fcm IttiaiaHt 942-5600. c34-37 products. c26 tf John Sc Marg Raimer so that means you won't have a problem cashing a and family check when you're out of town. Your funds are Insured 1980 CAMARO - Power Harvey A Helen Noon ATTORNEY SERVICES to $100,000 by the FSLIC. And of course your cancelled WOTOORAPttV steering, power brakes, low and family checks are returned each month. So — if you're looking Kodiak Builders mileage, excellent condition, Divorce. »« UNUMfTED 6 cyl.. 3 speed. Blue Book, No-fault Unconlested for the best checking account deal In town — Come to • Energy Efficient Homes $5,725. Taking offers Call First Savings of Saginaw, the one for all. • Remodeling • Additions 5150 *W

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M 5. mi 9.00 A 7H to 530 PM Lee 70t (tape UM/UfUU, milt dfafi in fa* xtfatilmtMUtout qivt, tu CORDS ok oflbntutUtyfa A . First Security Bank ** PFALLER'S % tow* • MIOMC • CMKM CITY MMMN »mc . tAXAMAC . ITONS MUM • IOWCU RIVERFRONT CLOTHING, INC. Bob & Gay Ptalter Phone 897-6411 103 E. Main St., Lowell