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Volume 9, Issue 2 Serving LOIVPII Area Readers Since 1893 November 14, 1984 Poaching incident ends in crash with cruiser

A poaching ' complaint re- reached speeds of 45 m.p.h. sengers in the vehicle, Neal Ray sulted in a near head-on crash while traveling erratically eas- Fonger. 21, of 908 E. Main ^when the suspected poacher's terly along the sharp curves and Street. Lowell and Paul Micheal vehicle attempted to flee units of gravel surface of Foreman Road. Farley, 22, of 1294 Laurie Gail. the Lowell Police Department at While in pursuit Martin radioed Lowell were both treated at the about 11:30 P.M. Saturday. ahead to Lowell Reserve Officer scene for bmisesand lacerations. Kent County Sheriffs Deputies Brian Anderson. Anderson pro- Fonger was then lodged in the requested assistance from the ceeded west on Foreman from Kent County Jail. All three oc- Lowell Police Department con- the comer of Gee Drive, and was cupants were cited by Kent cerning a poaching complaint on unable to avoid a collision when County Sheriffs Deputies for Foreman Road east of Alden the suspect vehicle slid across "bunting after hours with an arti- Nash. Officer Michael Martin the centerline at this cruiser. ficial light". Klien was also cited responed and pulled up behind Anderson and all three occup- for "fleeing and elluding a police the suspect vehicle with his ants of the suspect vehicle were officer." Other charges may yet t flights off. When Martin turned injured in the accident. Ander- be filed pending further investi- on the cruiser's headlights he son was treated and released at gation. saw a gun withdrawn from an Blodgett Hospital for head and While in pursuit of the suspect open window and the car began knee injuries. The driver of the vehicle Martin noticed a gun to pull away. Martin followed other vehicle. Marcus Klien, 22. being thrown from a window. A the vehicle, and when he turned of 439 Linda. Cedar Springs was 12 gauge double barrel shotgun on his overhead flashers the sus- initially listed as critical, but is was later retrieved as evidence. pect vehicle attempted to flee. now in serious but stable condi- The Lowell Police cruiser was • Martin said the suspect vehicle tion at Blodgett Hospital. Pas- its newest unit, and was nearly totalled by several thousand dol- lars of damage to the front end. Register now

YMCA Youth Lowell Reserve Police Officer Brian Anderson and the two passengers of Marcus Kline's vehicle es- caped with minor injuries, but Kline look the brunt of the impact in his door and suffered "massive Basketball trauma" as a result. Kline was listed as "serious but stable" Tuesday morning in Blodgett Hospital

You won't find anyone on a YMCA youth basketball team Substance abuse expert to keeping the bench warm this winter. Beginning immediately, children from grades 3 to 8 can CHRISTMAS PARADE register to play basketball in address Project DARE group f leagues set up by the Lowell It's time to start thinking about the annual Chamber of Commerce YMCA. Project DARE. (Chemical was at one time the national con- pening because he's been there. Christmas Parade slated for Saturday December I. Parade time is This unique basketball pro- People) Lowell's local substance sultant for the National Institute He can help us in dealing with set for 11:00 A.M. and those wishing to enter, or needing more in- gram allows every child on every abuse awareness group, will on Drug Abuse (NIDA) "Chan- our kids - formation should call 897-8545. team to play in every game. welcome John Baleski to their nel I Project." Prior to his present occupa- Rather than putting all the em- November 19th meeting at the The alternatives Baleski offers tion. Bleski was a "bum for four LAAC WINTER PLAY TRYOUTS phasis on winning, the YMCA Lowell Middle School. Baleski are important to concerned citi- years as a teenager," a high emphasizes values - like team- will address the group on de- zens. "We're obviously not school and college teacher, and a Tryouts for the Lowell Area Arts Council's annual winter play work. good sportsmanship, self veloping capable young people. going to stop people from drink- businessman. He earned are slated for December 3, 4 and 5 from 7-10 P.M. in the Lowell esteem, and how to respect and The meeting is open to the gen- ing." said Matt Vredenburg. Bachelor's and Master's degrees * Middle School. Scripts for 'Ten Little Indians" may be picked up at get along with others. eral public, all DARE members chairman of Lowell High from Michigan State University That "Special" Place for a deposit of $3.00. this year's cast calls for Players leam the skills and the and the LHS teen group. School's teen group "But what and has completed a portion of light men and three women ages 19-70. rules. Each team consists of 9 Baleski is the Montcalm we want to do is give them alter- his Ph.D. work. players and one or more coaches County Director of Community native choices." ^I personally think the degrees LOWELL YMCA TURKEY FUN RUN who. with the help from instruc- Development for Substance Baleski has already spoken to and the like are meaningless for tional manuals, work with team Abuse Consultation Services. the high school group on three me in this field." he says. "I can The Lowell YMCA Turkey Fun Run will be held Saturday. members on the fundamentals of For the past fifteen years he has occasions. "The ideas he gives find and extract the exciting and November 17 at 10:00 A.M. starting at Richards Park. The purpose basketball. Above all, the goal of worked with students, parents us are good ideas," said Jami An- creative feelings out of teens and of this run is participation, not competition. It is a time prediction the youth basketball league is to and community groups to pro- drews, LHS teen group secret- parents and help them build from race. The person who comes closest to their prediction of how long develop a lifetime commitment mote alternatives to substance ary. "We take them and work on these assets." it will take them to go two miles will win a Turkey. Pre-register at to physical fitness through active abuse. The DARE meeting is Mon- the Y-Office or at the race site. 50

A 3 bminq Events Obituaries Deer Season Traffic Report ^NoOm In the LtdgWa 7:30 P.M. Interested people THIRD SATURDAY of the The Michigan firearm deer For the second consecutive lanes to one in each direction tian Church. Rev. Raymond "Coming Events" are tr- The Ledger*! criteria for run- (Janet) Baker of Lansing, Sharon Cemetery. Anangements by Christian Burial was Saturday at Cemetery, Arrangements by are urged to attend. Refresh- month • Steak Dinner at the season opens on Thursday year, fewer antlerless deer per- over Gintonville and Clarkston O'Brien-Gerst. ning obituary notices is to glean (Ron) Gwynn of W. Virginia, Roth-Gerst Funeral Home. St. Paul the Apostle Church. Fr. Gaylord officiated. Interment ot charge to any non profit ments will be served. Lowell V.F.W. Poet 8303. November 15 and except for mits were issued. The 115.890 roads in northern Oakland from the Grand Rapids Press Rick (Nancy) Roth of Lowell, James Cusack as Celebrant. In- Cascade Cemetery. Memorial organization In ttw Lowell, Main St.. Lowell 4 P.M. - 8 scattered areas of 1-75 and U.S. permits allowed in 1984 is 7 per- County. Delays also could be en- contributions to Cascade Chris- NORTH (Cadillac) - John W cent below the 1983 total. obituaries that contain de- Victoria (Orin) Comadore of MOONEY - Patrick D. terment in Woodlawn Cemetery Ada, Alto, and Saranac WED., NOV. 21: The Alto P.M. T-Bones; Ribeyes; Sir- 23 migrating hunters should find countered in both directions on I- tian Church have been North, aged 60, of Florida, for- few traffic problems, reports the Some areas have their largest ceased persons or relatives of Cannonsburg, MI. Micheal Mooney, aged 87, of 334 The Rosary was Friday at araa. We prefer such Garden Club will meet at loin for Two; Sizzier, Live 75 near the Zilwaukee Bridge the deceased from Lowell, Roth, Bryan Roth and Brenda suggested. merly of Cadillac, passed away Automobile Club of Michigan. deer popualtion ever, including a near Saginaw because of inter- Hampton, passed away Thurs- O'Brien-Gerst Funeral Home. notices to be kept brief and 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Ruth music and Dancing following Ada, Saranac and Alto. Should (Rick) Kinsley, all of Lowell; day. He is survived by his wife, Arrangements by O'Brien-Gerst Friday, November 2, 1984 He is to be submitted by mail, "The initial wave of 750.000 record number of older bucks in mittent lane closures. FORD - Donald Ford, aged 74, survived by his family. Joseph Boelema. 3539 Quiggle dinner. hunters should start about 3 P.M. the Upper Peninsula. you know of an obituary that brothers, Mr. Lyle (Pearl) Baker Mary of Grand Rapids; children, Funeral Home. but will accept notices by Construction on both north would be of interest to our of 1356 Mayfield NE, passed and Lynda Mayberry of Vir- Ave.. Ada. Co-hostess; Elsie November 14 and remain heavy Large, prize bucks are re- and southbound U.S. 23 from of Ionia, Mr. Keith (Patricia) Robert of Manistee. MI. Mrs. phone at 897-9261. readers, but is not listed in the Baker of Portland; a sister. Mrs. Robert (Mary) Campbell of SLATER - Paul Slater, aged 62, away Saturday. Mr. Ford was a ginia, Clarence and Gwenn Wert Johnson. Roll call will be THE LOWELL AREA on major northbound arteries ported in Emmet, Cheboygan the Ohio line to Whitmore Lake Press, please give us a call at Gordon (Dorathea) Overholt of Grand Rapids, George Mooney; of 2965 Thomapple River Dr. former City Assessor for East of Kent City. John North ^ "What wild flower I would like SCHOOLS ATHLETIC through midnight," stated Auto and Charlevoix counties while in Washtenaw County also may ^WED., NOV. 14: Snow 897 9261. There is no charge Hanover, MI; six grandchildren; brother, Augustyn Mooney of SE, Cascade, died Thursday af- Grand Rapids. Surviving are his Lowell; four grandchildren P in my garden". And subject BOOSTERS: meet the 1st Gub Travel Operations Manager the rest of the upper half of the cause some traffic tie-ups. That for obituary notices in the several nieces, nephews, aunts, Pamell; sisters. Sr. Mary Dennis ternoon at Grand Rapids Os- step-children, Mrs. Kenneth brother, Stanley of Penn ; two U.M.M. will serve a Swiss presented "Winter Garden" Mon. of each month at 7:30 in Jim Drury. 'There Will be scat- Lower Peninsula should have includes 11 miles of northbound Ledger. and uncles. He was a member of Mooney R.S.M. of Grand Rap- teopathic Hospital. Surviving (Barbara) Bowden, Steve Ridg- sisters, Betty Williams of Steak dinner at the Christian Matilda Deming. Project for the K-Quad of the High tered pockets of heavy north- generally better hunting pros- U.S. 23, which is closed in Mon- pects than last year. the Lowell Moose Lodge and the ids, Mrs. Ann Kinnane of De- are his wife Esther; one son Paul; way. both of Lowell; five grand- Mesick, Ethelwynne Gibson of Center 3211 Snow Ave. S.E. 85 Is bird houses by Ema School. bound traffic on November 15 as roe County. Traffic is detoured well- Traffic delays due to construc- BAKER - LaVern J.(Red) Legion. He worked for Yeakcy troit; also nine grandchildren and three daughters Mrs. Rick (Corol sons; also a friend, Jean Okemos; several nieces and beginning a 5:30 P.M. The Quiggle. Wild Esters by Es- onto the southbound lanes. Baker, aged 54, of 10388 Grand Scripps Inc. for 30 years. Fun- three great-grandchildren. Mr, A.) Tiemeyer all of Cascade. Raterink Funeral Services were nephews. Memorial Services Public is invited. Heaviest southbound traffic tion projects will be primarily in The Auto Club will provide teher Bancroft. NOW THRU DECEMBER Southeast Michigan. River Dr., Lowell, passed away eral services were Wednesday at Mooney was a member of St. Mrs. Glen (Susan) Lockhad and held Wednesday at the O'Brien- were held Saturday at the funeral should occur late Sunday after- traffic bulletins via radio for 12: Scout Paper Drive, held noon and evening (November Southbound 1-75 traffic is de- suddenly November 5, 1984. He the Roth-Gerst Funeral Home, Vincent DePaul Society, Mrs. John (Nancy) Bosscher Gerst Funeral Home, 3980 Cas- home. Those who wish ma\ THUR., NOV. 15: Scout traveling hunters between 8:15 is survived by his wife. Juanita; NOVEMBER 24: East by Cub Pack 3188. Please 18). The 16-day season ends toured for 6.8 miles from the A.M. and 6:30P.M. Wednesday with Dr. Richard Greenwood of Knights of Columbus, and both of Ada; five grandchildren. cade Road SE at the 1-96 Ex- make memorial contributions to Pack 3188 will meet at the his mother, Mrs. Sabie Baker of First Congregational Church of- pressway. Elder Dirk Venema the Heart Fund. Kentwood High School class donate papers to pack mem- November 30. Sibley/Dix-Toledo Road exit (November 14). The special re- Minister of Eucharist at St. Funeral Services were held Sun- Rundman School at 7:00 Lowell; children, Lynn Craig ficiating. Interment Oak wood Stephen Church. The Mass of day afternoon at Cascade Chris- officiating. Interment Fairplains of *79. Class reunion at the bers or drop off at Lowell First The State Department of Nat- onto Telegraph Road. Motorists ports will be in addition to the P.M. Bring the family. Hartey Hotel. Call Merhlee at United Methodist Church. ural Resources expects hunters can re-enter 1-75 at 1-275 in Auto Club s Weekend News 247-8445 or Bart) at 455- The first week of December a to bag 100.000 bucks compared Monroe County. In the same Service which will operate from SAT., NOV. 17: Horse Clinic 2247 for more information. drop off truck will be at the to 88.200 buck kills last fall. area, northbound traffic is 3:15 to 11 P.M. Friday shifted to the southbound lanes. - 1:00 - 4:00 P.M., Jean- comer of Hudson and Main Some 25.000 antlerless deer also (November 16) and 2:30 to 11 should be taken. Traffic is reduced from two If youVe found that new Claude Radnet, Admission - WED., NOV. 28: The Lowell Street. P.M. Sunday (November 18). $5 per person, at Twin Tradi- Garden Lore Club will meet Senator Dick Posthumus tions, Clarksville. Take 1-96 Schneider Manor at 12:30 Letter east, exit south at Clarksville- P.M. for a Christmas lunc- DNR Report car you ve Saranac. For more informa- heon. Bring salad or desert tion call Susan VanKoever- Hunting Information: cause of the late harvest of com. very slow at this lime. The good news: federal tax which federal revenues de- and own table service. Hos- Policy Managed Waterfowl Hunt- the hunt could not be opened Pier fishing at Grand Haven creased. The Census Bureau re- ing, 897-5598. Sponsored by tess: Irma Richman and Co- collections from the 1983-84 fis- Muskegon State Game Area; until October 27. and Muskegon has been some- The Ledger invites readers Kent County 4-H Horse hostesses: Del Driftmeyer cal year were lower than those port also showed that state taw Hunter pressure and success Deer Season Outlook: to express their feelings on eLeaders' Association Educa- what productive for steelhead from 1982-83. revenues across the country ontw and Dolores Laux. Bring a has been very low at the Muske- We are anticipating a good and menominees recently. topics of general interest in tional Committee. The bad news: Michigan's tax went up 5.9 percent, which was can of food for the needy and gon Wastewater System due firearm deer season in the 7- Perch have been biting in letters to the editor. collections for the same period the smallest increase in 25 years your favorite Christmas primarily to the early closure of county district with best buck Muskegon Lake during this Letters should be no longer waiting were up even more than the fed- and is the same amount that fed- SAT., NOV. 17: St. Patrick s poem to read. Sponsored by the goose season October 26. harvest occurring in Montcalm, period. than 600 words and typed eral taxes were down. eral lax collections went down Altar Society is sponsoring a Dolores Laux. Only 3-5 parties have been hunt- northern Ionia, northern Kent, Salmon runs are about over in double space if possible. In a recently-released report, Our increase is more than twice bus trip to WoodfieW Mall. ing during the week and only 10- and Ginton Counties. We antici- the streams. A few coho are still They should be addressed to the U.S. Census Bureau reported that anount. Schaumburg ill. cost $22.00, TOPS Ml 372 - The Lowell 15 on weekend hunts. The mild pate a 10-15 percent increase in being caught in the Grand River. The Editor. Box 128. 105 N. for, but that for the first time in 12 years, In addition, personal income fall has delayed waterfowl mig- the buck kill from 1983. and a for information or reserva- Steelheads and brown trout are Broadway. Lowell, MI 49331. federal tax revenues declined. tax revenues and corporate lax Chapter of TOPS (take off tions call Diane Brown 897- ration and with the rec^.t cold similar harvest of antlerless deer becoming more numberous. All letters must be signed by Between the years 1982 and collections throughout the nation pounds sensibly) meets as last year. 7611 or Diane Richmond s spell large numbers of mallards Steelhead are beginning to show the author. 1983, federal tax income went rose only 5.5 percent. During the every Tuesday at 7 P.M. in and other waterfowl have arrived Fishing information: The Grand Valley Ledger 897-7390. up in the Muskegon River. Not down 5.9 percent. fiscal year 1982-83 pericxW the Congregational Church at the wastewater system. Be- Great Lakes salmon fishing is in large numbers, however. retains the right to edit all As a result of President Michigan's personal income taW • of Lowell, 404 N. Hudson. letters for punctuation, Reagan's 1981 tax cuts, personal revenues rose 23.3 percent MON., NOV. 19: Project Weigh-ins are from 5:45 to 7 grammar, spelling and income tax revenues were down It is true that Michigan expen- DARE will meet at the Lowell P.M. For more information SUBSCRIBE TO THE LEDGER length but not for content. 3.1 percent. enced financial difficulties in the Middle School cafetorium at call 897-9048. Total tax revenues of $665 bil- last several years that required lion for 1983 reflected a reduc- some additional revenues How- pay for tion from the 1982 tax collection ever, it doesn't seem right that level of $671 billion. Those other states' increases in tax rev- amounts translated to a per-per- enues closely parallel the reduc- son conuibution of $2,963.73 in tions made at the federal level, ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS!!! 1982, which declined to while Michigan's increases in $2,845.38 in 1983. personal taxes are so large. Closer to home, however, we prepare for the beginning " The Grand Valley Ledger and Several Michiganians paid more taxes. the budget process early next From the 1982 fiscal year, total year, let's hope that Governor Come see tax revenues increase 13.2 per- Blanc hard keeps these figures in Area Merchants Are Again Sponsoring A cent. That figure, representing mind and makes suggestions that $775 million, is considerably will bring our state closer to na- more than the 5.9 percent be tional levels. "First Buck Contest"! The First Hunter Nielsen Elected to Board of Regents To Arrive At The Grand Valley Ledger, Since 1934 State Savings Bank has helped thousands in Neil D. Nielsen, a Brighton Mrs. ErhardD. Nielsen of Grand our community make the second largest purchase of their lawyer, recently elected to the Rapids. Mrs. Nielsen is the 105 N. Broadway, Lowell On Thursday, life a lot easier. University of Michigan Board of former Betty Hill of Lowell. 0 Regents is the son of Mr. and Being a part of the community we understand the needs of November 15 With A Legally Tagged our customers and can provide the personal touch which sets us apart from other financial institutions. We pride "Buck" Will Win The Following Prizes: ourselves on our couteous service and dedicated staff. So, when you are looking for a car loan, give one of our loan officers a call for complete details and qualifications. Some have believed liont feared roosters. FREE PROCESSING FOR YOUR DEER Gary's Country Meats A FLANNEL SHIRT STATE II Grand Your neighborhood bank Pfaller's Riverfront Clothing SAVINGS for 50 years." Valley Ledger TWO 5x7 COLOR PORTRAITS Modern Mini-Lab & Camera (USPS 453-830) BANK is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent County, $10,00 a year outside the county by the FREE OIL, FILTER & LUBE &[QUAl NOUSINC 0M0ITUNITY Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Harold Zeigler Ford Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. ROGER K. BROWN EDITOR 4 PUBLISHER BALSTROM WOOL BLEND HUNTING SOCK (2 Fair) (616)897-9261 Anderson Family Shoes ft Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan Published Every Wednesday POSTMASTER; Send address change to The WINCHESTER 12 GA. No. 6 SHOTGUN SHELLS Grand Valley Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 Hahn's Hardware Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 4 Groen wins High Point Award Trophy Krause Runs For Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. Nov, 14. 1984 • Page 5 Close Up Foundation Plans HOT LUNCH MENU Congnuulations arc in order of Tower Road, Lowell. State Senate Seat for Angie Groen, 12, who won Other baton students from cozy corner Rockford Republican Vic should be adopted for the benefit Trip to Wash. D.C. WEEK OF NOVEMBER 19,1984 the High Point Award Trophy on Lowell who participated in- Krause. recently elected to his of Michigan citizens." High school students from A teacher from each par- Saturday, November 10 in baton cluded Jen Gildner, age 12. 4th second term in Michigan House, Krause has introduced bills in across the Grand Rapids area ticipating school will accompany competition that took place in place marching, 5th high toss; has declared his candidacy for by Roger Brown have once again been invited to the students, not as a chaperone MONDAY Grand Rapids at North Kent Becky White, age 5. 3rd place the House aimed at saving citi- the 32nd Senate District seat left zens' lax dollars. He sponsored a lake a first hand look at the work- but to participate in a parallel Mall. Competition from Miss Personality, 4th Ad Lib and Frail Juice, pizza w/meal and cheesc, carrot sticks or vacant by Paul Henry's election resolution to replace the full- ings of the federal government in program designed to offer educ- throughout the state competed Kathy Krul. aged 9. Their in- When people in Michigan speak of "The Holidays ", I'm sure that cole slaw, chilled frait or pudding or jello, milk. to Congress on November 6. time legislature with a part-time Washington D.C. later this year. tors new insights and materials for lop honors. Angie is the structor is Nancy Skelton. many, if not most, include opening day of deer season with "My background and experi- legislature. In an effort to reduce The invitation was issued on for use in their classrooms. TUESDAY daughter of Ken and Ilene Groen Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. I'll bet that the ence in the legislature, the busi- court costs and curtail the misuse behalf of the Board of Directors To ensure that all types of stu- Chcescburgen or fishwiches, lettuce salad w/dressing, northern hunting camps have been occupied since this past weekend ness world and community ser- of workers' compensation, he in- of the Close Up Foundation by dents are able to participate, with hunters building blinds, cleaning guns and making sure there is steamed com or spinach, assorted fruits, p-nut butter vice make me the best qualified troduced legislation designed to Barbara Krebs, the cummunity Gose Up provides fellowship a good supply of spirits, cards and poker chips. For most hunters, I Etzinga places In stylists competition candidate to fill the Senate seat.** limit unnecessary, frivolous law coordinator for Grand Rapids, funds for teachers and low-to- cookies, milk. think the latter items are the most important. I know of several deer says Represenutive Krause. u\ suits. who has been traveling through- moderate-income students. WEDNESDAY camps where I could stop in for a toddy and a hand of cards most any am committed to a more effi- Krause's campaign will be out the area for a series of meet- Funds for these fellowships are Panopoulos Salon stylists Elzinga. formerly of Lowell, time between now and Sunday evening. I might even get up enough Sliced roast turkey or chopped steak, mashed potatoes cient, well-run government that managed by local businessman. ing with students and teachers. made possible through a Con- Terri Falkowski (Grandville MI. took another Third place in players for a poker game at first light on opening moming in some of or rice and gravy, steamed green beans or beets, hill- serves the needs of all people. As Dan Pfeiffer. "Two years ago Krebs explained that for a full gressional appropriation and by salon), and Heidi Elzinga (East the Male Contemporary Cutting those camps. senator I will initiate policies to when Vic announced his candi- week in Washington the students matching local support from sev- billy rolls or bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. salon), took Second and Third Competition. If I go deer hunting, my wife knows that sitting out in the woods improve the economy and bring dacy for the 90th District State will investigate the federal sys- eral corporate and individual THURSDAY place respectively, in the Female In another competition, with a rifle is not my idea of a good time, so I don't make any pre- taxes down. Representative seat. I knew he tem and have the opportunity to sponsors in the area. Contemporary Cutting Competi- Panopoulos stylist Gail Bird tenses. My suitcases contains comfortable clothes to wear around NO SCHOOL! 'The major problem facing would make a mark for himself question some of the leading and Krebs said that the local stu- tion in Rint, MI. The competi- (Muskegon salon), place fifth the cabin, a jug of hooch and some cards. There is no gun. no am- Michigan today is the business in Lansing.H says Pfeiffer. "And behind-the-sences law and pol- dents may also have the opportu- HAVE A NICE THANKSGIVING! tion was held as part of the out of a field of 32 in the munition. no knife, no boots and especially no blaze orange hunting climate," says Krause. "Thecur- he has done that. Many people icy makers. nity to panicipate in a national FRIDAY Michigan Cosmetologist *s As- Women's Open. clothes. rent legislature must focus on have said, and I agree, that we "Close Up seeks to transform television program on the Cable sociation's annual State Confer- Oh boy. do I ever hate blaze orange. Whoever made it mandatory NO SCHOOL! this problem. As a former corpo- are lucky to have Vic represeht the city into a classroom and uses Satellite Public Affairs Network ence. October 21-22. to wear blaze orange deer while hunting, ought to be asked to leave ration executive and business us. Vic has become known as a its vast human resources as (C-SPAN). The Close Up televi- HAPPY DAY! The stylist's goal in the Con- the planet. I've never owned any blaze orange, in fact I think 1 fi- owner. I have first-hand, practi- citizen legislator. He spoke out teachers." Krebs said. She added sion programs are designed for Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- temporary Cutting Competition, nally gave up deer hunting (not that I was ever very serious about it cal knowledge of the problems of against the state government's that the program is open to all use by home audiences and in is to create a haircut that is con- anyway) when they started making everybody wear that awful tary 75c. Middle and Senior High'SOc. doing business in Michigan. I waste and inefficient use of tax students and that there is no limit high school classrooms. The temporary, avant-garde or new color. I think I hate blaze orange more than I ever hated olive drab know what needs to be done on money. He campaigned against on the number of participants Close Up programs are being wave. The style does not have to Twirier Angie Groen and her "High Point" Trophy from the while in the army. During deer season I feel like visiting an army economic issues. My election to misuse of citizens' tax dollars. from each school. sponsored by R.J. Reynolds In- have commercial value. The November 10 baton competition at North Kent Mall. camp just for some optic relief. the Senate, a smaller legislative His work with local businesses Founded in 1970. Close Up dustries, Inc., and Conoco Inc.. entry is judged on the basis of One of the guys in the back shop had two hats, a blaze orange body, will provide a greater op- has given him a broad base of has grown to become the na- a Du Pont Subsidiary. creativity, originality, tech- The herring it the most stocking cap and a blaze orange hunting hat... the real dorky kind portunity for me to help legislate support in the business commu- tion's largest government studies nique, and suitability on the widely eaten fish In the with the fuzzy ear flaps and visor that can be worn up or down. He SEND THE LEDGER world. the changes that need to be made nity. Vic Krause has proven he's program, having graduated more model. drove me nuts with those stupid hats by wearing one or the other all TO COLLEGE! to improve Michigan's a winner,** states Pfeiffer. "He than 140.000 participants. Some say peacock feathers are unlucky. through the winter months. One day I finally got a belly full of his i\ HOMESPUIV economy." can win the Senate seat." blaze orange, and told him to get a new hat. Have you ever seen a ' Krause believes that workers' A University of Michigan pressman's hat? It's a squared off affair that can be folded up from a compensation is one area in need DEVOTIONS graduate, Krause is a Michigan piece of newsprint. Well, that's what he did for a new hat... a paper IF YOU OWN fl of reform. "I have spent many native and lifelong resident of pressman's hat folded from a piece of bright, almost blaze orange MOBILE/MflNUFflCTURED HOME. hours discussing workers' com- the Rockford area. A past corpo- paper. I tell ya. I don't get no respect. penstation problems with local etire 'V Country rate vice president, international I must admit that I do have one item of blaze orange apparel. ...CITIZENS Moy M«4p Yo« companies," says Krause. I Sov* 5%, 10% And Mor« On by Pauline E. Spray division, of Wolverine Worked Somebody once gave me a nice pair of heavy gray wool socks that know what needs to be done and Your Homeowners Insuronco Wide, he owned his own travel have a blaze orange stripe around the top. I do wear them on occa- what cost-saving measures Choncet or# you II save money right Irom agency for several years and sion with my heavy boots when ice fishing, sledding with the kids or These wait all upon thee: that As children we rebelled at the the »»orl with Gtitent Inturonce Compony o* most recently served as execu- something like that. Since my pant legs cover them up. I only have America « Mobile Monuloctured Home thou may est give them their meat suggestion that Mother was tive director and vice president owners Insurance It n ouHtondrng protec to look at them when putting them on or taking them off. and I'm not 1 ton designed with the unique needs ol in due season (Psalm 104:27). doing what she did for our good of the American Cancer Society subjecting everyone within 100 yards to that awful glow. At least I mobile homeowners m m«nd "Open your mouth wide and Likewise, Christians, we do not But we didn t stop there we also hove a before his election to the Michi- don't think I am, that color might be powerful enough to radiate lake this. It s good for you." always recognize God's dealing^ special K>". Preferred Discount, and a 5*. gan House in 1982. through my pant legs. Nen-Smdien Discount lor those who quoiitv That's what Mother used to say with us as being for our good "My experience and back- Ask your local Cititens Agent about how I know that blaze orange is highly visible, and has probably you can quality lor up to IS*, in when passing out the cod liver We want a life of case and bles- CitizenOTftMNCA/ _ ALADDN ground have put me in touch with helped improve the safety of the state's deer hunting army, but I say oil. She knew thai in spite of its sing, failing to realize it some 16oz.Thcnno% many people in West Michigan," # . that knocking off a couple of hunters each year is a small price to pay horrid lasts, the liquid contained times takes the bitter to produce a $5.95 value, says Krause. "I understand their if we're talking about ridding the landscape that dreadful color. bonled sunshine, the very thing the sweet. There are times when with the purchase of needs and concerns and I am well That's not likely to happen, so I guess I'm condemned to staying in- • Friendly, caring staff • Well-balanced, home-cooked meals her chidlren needed - especially we forget God knows what is qualified to represent them in the side playing cards and protecting my eyes through deer season. • Registered nurse and helpers on duty • Private or semi-private rooms during the long winter months. best for us. If our requests are de- WIX-FILTERS Senate.w at our everyday low price THEPATTON- 24 hours a day Come and visit for lunch and a tour. Castor oil was the ultimate in nied, we ought to accept the fact 8th Annual horrible tastes. Remember hold- that denial is best. 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Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 6 Special campaign Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 7 funds for Ethiopia by CARE HEALTH By CARE, the international aid The Grand Valley ledger's • • • Dr. Paul Gauthlec IV* and development organization, Dr. Jim Lang signed and agreement today after a year of negotiations with the government of Ethiopia under /' which CARE will provide both t food and financial assistance to DIAPER DERMATITIS (DIAPER RASH) the drought-affected people of Diaper Dermatits or "diaper rash" is a very common pediatric ail Ethiopia. ment, and one which is seen very frequently in the office of the fam m •2Pi The agreement was signed at ily physician. In many instances, using a few simple common sense the Ethiopian Mission to the measures, this common malady may he treated very successfully ai ^ U.N. by Dawit Walde Giorgis, home. Today we will briefly review some of the more common representing the Government of causes of diaper dermatitis, and hopefully illuminate for you how it Ethiopia and Dr. Philip can be dealt with in the home setting. Johnston, the Executive Director Diaper dermatitis is a blanket term which can include several of CARE. XARE estimates that types of skin disorders which appear in the baby 's diaper area. The it will provide 50,000 tons of three most commonly seen skin abnormalities in the diaper area are food and $10 million of other as- 1984 primarily irritant dermatitis, allergic dermatitis and a fungal or yeast LISTING sistance to Ethiopia for this PARK AVENUE - 4 door, V8, O/D, loaded, all power, leather seats, infection caused by the fungus Candida. The following illustrate emergency," Dr.'Johnston said. 4,000 miles. how each of those is best dealt with: Xash resources will be used to PRIMARY IRRITANT DERMATITIS: Because of the infants MAGAZINE BUICK LESABRE - 4 door Limited, V8. 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Jon Voight, Maximilian ScheH, 7:30 (1$ Robert SchuBor SportsCenter Phts who are disguised as tent show rtews/ ^••••B>porfia/ flilff oeuinv iiBtiaf i Mono Schell. 1974. mystks. Roy Rogers, James Bush. By Design: Bon and Jane 3:30 C9 MOVK: 'Twilifht In tho « You Can't Do That on TV O (47) MOVIE: Bey Who Cried ® Te (MAXl MOVK: AmityviBe: 1943. Thompson Sierras' After catching a gong of 12:30 O (D O ® NH Today Werewolf' A young boy irnnh he 47) Underdeg The Demon' Nows/Sports/Weather 11:15 Q® IB ($ News crook*. Roy relaxe* with mu*k in CS^NFl'84 keep* teeing a werewolf - hi* _ ® Dr. James ® MOVK: Spirit of the Wind' You Can t Do That On TV o <41) M*A*S*H the high Sierra*. Roy Rogers. Dale International Edition father. Kerwin Matthews, Elaine Rolifien Lloyd Ofihrio 5:30 $2) Taking Advantage CBS News Evans 1950 LCTV's Low Monthly Rate Of Q) & Washmfton Week/ S VogaS Devry. 1971 3 ® (10 Cnco Kid O (HBOl MOVK: "Wolti Across 11:30 CFA Football: Team* to bo S BA! rL: — Review mKni^un Rrpmy o® GD ClO Saturday Night CD (HBO) MOVK: Texas' Announced (JIP) CD (^ This Week with David Live TOMS' i\taIfoaies IAI,.'vffrie! • ,s CQ Cousteau Odyssey o Puttin' on tho Hit* Brink ley 1 en C•• • •So C>n#%l CB 13 Bonny Hill Show CS H Is Written 10:15 ® On the Menu Cover Story \jj iu >pocT% nnai SporttContor $8.00 For Its Basic Service CD (HBOl Goorfe Burns in CD (MAXl MOVIE: Raidor* of CD (MAXl MOVK 10:30 OCDMy Three Son* Newsmaker Sunday CD Off the Record Crossfire Get If Robert SchuHor Concert «9 Out of Control © Contact 3:45 CE) (MAX) MOVK: The Sex tho Lost Ark' (CC) An Amerkon archaeologist races to retrieve the ® Mousercise Real to Reel ® Loo tho lion ® leu Grant Machine' fQ NR Game of the Wook EVENING lost Ark of the Covenant before the A Three Score od ) Day of Discovery ® Sports Tonight 4:00 60 Sea Hunt Buys All The Following... £8 CNN Investifotive Report 11:45 O ^ft) Entertainment This 3) News Update German* can find it. Harrison Ford. © CD (10 World Tomorrow 6:00 o® (E)(1) News NfCX ROCKS: Video to Go Week Karen Allen, Paul Freeman. 1981. e CD MOVIE: 'The Searchers' A O <41) ABC New* 4:15 6& Showbis Today ® O ® NFl Football: CD 10 Switch 4:30 CD (HBOl MOVK: The Glitter 3D John Anker berg ® B-q Story Texo* Civil War veteran returns S o (t^ Voyagers Detroit ot Chicago CE) CD lifo*tyle* of tho Rkh and Dome' (CC) fQ MOVIE: Hang Em High' A 7:45 © What's Nu? home to find his brother and sister- '47) Star Search o Gt) MOVIE: Dr. Zhivofo A Fameu* © MOVIE: 'A Blueprint For WKZO Kalamazoo, Ml dJ western tough guy swears veng- • 00 O CD Channel 3 in-law killed and his two nekes cap- $$ Stationary Ark young couple's fate i* determined 8 12:00 Q ® l«vo Beat Murder' After themy*terious ence on the men who tries to lynch O C17) Rev. Stanley tured by Commoches, John Bridget loves Bernie COUPON by the tide* of the Russian Revolu CD 35 Mobile Joix deaths of his brother and niece a WUHQ Battle Creek, Ml ^ him. Clint Eastwood, Inger Stevens. O GD Rex Humbord Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie MOVIE: 'Mohawk' Fanatkal tion. Omar Sharif. Julie Christie, CD (MAXl MOVK: AH tho Ed Bogley 1968 Wood 1956 «landowners incite warring Indian young man sets out to prove that (47) Dudley I Gefokfane Chaplin. 1965. r iwoHaWfsf 9 IffSiil ® Sport* Tonight Dovey B Goliath tribes against settlers but the war hi* srtterin-law poisoned both WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml 3D 35 CB 23) o 47 MOVIE: 'Conquest of © Groat Poets, Great Writers S lone Ranger Herbal Ufe , . Gory (CQ Mycono' The cult of Moloch, which drums are silenced by a handsome 12:00 CD 0$ Monty Python Flying © lorry Jones Ministry MernH 1953 demands human sacrifke*, rule* Easterner and hi* Indian maiden. WJIM Lansing, Ml Circus Rita Gam. Scott Brady. Neville SD Formula One Portugal Mycene. The people coll upon Georgia at Auburn Grand Prix from Esteril, Portugal CD (1$ Hogan's Heroes Brand 1956. 8IIBIDAY Glouco who engage* in deadly ® News/Sports/^ © Ministry Special News/Sports/Weather ® Big Story WFSL Lansing, Ml bottle with the high prie*t. Gordon © College Football '84: Teams Stage: The Critk SUNDAY Scott. Genevieve Grod. 1963 1 MCX ROCKS: Video ta Go ta be Announced WOTV Grand Rapids. Ml 11/18/84 O ® NFL FoatbaB: T 6:30 o® CBS News ® New*/Sport*/Weather P Taking Advantage be Announced © Focus on Arts ,J ABC News WILX Jackson, Ml US) 5:00AM (Q (HBOl — 'Orca 0(9NF I Best of World Championship at Atlanta BEHIND THE SCENES 6:00AM (D [MAX] - (3$ On tho Money Wrestling WGVC Allendale, Ml ~ Bob B Corel B Ted B Alice "Experience is a deer (VALUABLE COWOti) ® - The Bey Who 7:30AM O [HBO] - Ufafes Aaoes T< Hig, h Choporrol school but fools will leam Trick bhoU WKAR E Lansing, Ml [m in no other/' CD [MAX] - -Come ond Get H' _ fMAXl MOVK Bunny/Rood Runner Movie Benjamin Franklin 9:30AM C0 [HBO] — *Tfco BaBod of Groforie Cortex Mr. Wuard . World genius turns WZZM Grand Rapids, Ml w Kunf Fu Theatre 10:00AM O @ — "Opoeolion CI.A.' ' 4 WIPER BLADES MOVK: 60 Minutes WTBS Aflaiitat£A © [MAX] - 'Andtyvdkt: The Demon flesh into TV fantasy and SOLVENT SPECIAL MOVK 'Shedoek Holmes in ® - Spirit ol the Wind Terror by Night' Jewel thieves go o (g) Hardy Beys/Nancy Drew Bj MBFtB Tafbell USA USA Network Inchidet parts and installation of two wiper blade refills 10:30AM CD . me Isnliin' after a fabulous diamond that and one 32 oi. can of Ford Ultra-Clear windshield 11:30AM CD [MAX] — TWee Foces of Eve Holmes and Watson ore delivering House CoB CBN CBN Cable Netwrk washer idutton concentrate. 12:00fM . ® - 'rtUw To* to its new owner. Basil Rathbone, o (j) Sdver Spoons Leo Lotito did not set out to Nigel Bruce. 1946. 1 00PM O ffl) - fir- Noturo of Things become a makeup artist*. "I WGN Chicago, IL TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS OESCIIIBEO O ESPN's Ringside Review I Ralph Vetapek in Recital wanted to be a career " „@r. -— ^ of Mycono' Nows/Sports/Woothor OlMAXl Making ef Raiders of Standby... lifhtsl Camera! Marine," says Lotito, who © [MAX] • Bugs Bunny/Rood Runner Movie' S tho lost Ark' ESPN Sports Network Actionl 68 - Droombaat' v ir q in iu n heads the army of makeup WoB Street Wook 1:30 © Wonderful World ef Disney 60 - Shodock Holmes in Terror by Nifht artists and technicians work- CNN Coble News Ntwrk $6.95 1 (j® Workinf Women © SportsCenter 1:30fM © (HBOl-'RofMmo J) Montofo ing on Friday night sci- ANY AmtCAlU TAXIS EXTRA VAUO NOVtMBtt-OfOMlER. 1914 NICK/ARTS Nickelodeon 2:00PM O ® — More Than Friend* I (HBOl MOVK: Raf time' fi series "V." I Gentle Ben © Rogfie Jackson's World of Dust on light bulbs can cut © (9 . •11m Victim Described by its executive I PKA Full Contact Karate producer as 85 percent spe- lighting efficiency by as © - The Treasure el Poncho ViBa 2:00 MOVK: 'More Than Sunday Legal Briefs cial effects," "V" requires much as 50 percent. © — The Jungle Book' Friends' A young couple can't de- CD (Id Punky Brewster % cide whether to be friends or lov- Lotito's department to deliver It Doesn't Buy 2:30PM © [MAX] — AB tho President's Men Newton s Apple (VALUABLE COUPON} er*. Rob Reiner, Penny Mor*hall everything from pancake and 1978 CD (HBOl Frofflo Rock 3:00PM O (S) - 'Yt Q 35 Great Performances CD MOVIE: 'Rescue From rouge to the mechanical bead CD (23) Firing lino ORBoon's Island' The ship that took 13 weeks to build, Antennas, Rotors, o_ MOTORCRAFT ©I CE) 13 MOVK: The Victim' A wrecked castaways are rescued af- for a scene requiring alien ter 15 years on their uncharted (TO OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL SI woman brave* a violent storm to leader Diana (Jane Badler) to ®l— i Love Mehrin' visit her sister only to find her mur- d -ert island. Bob Denver. Alan Hole Jr., Natalie Schafer, 1978, Limited Reception Includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil. Motor craft 3:30PM •n.iw dered. Elizabeth Montgomery, i her mouth an inhuman oil filter and installation. Diesel-equipped vehiclst George Maharis, Eileen Heckort. BJ Cosby Show inches and "swallow" a 4:30PM © — Voyof. I* Hw •^iwn oi riw Sm' MOVK Chine' A haH breed r slightly higher. 1972 A Lotito "V" creation 5:00PM IMAXl - Port 3 «is befriended by a 15-year-old run- live guinea pig. © CQ Winston Western 500 "we do everything that Or The Worries Of ® © MOVK 'The Treasure of away boy who helps him run his Poncho ViHa' An Amerkon ad- horse ranch. Charles Branson, Jill makes the characters look does take a while to slip into; Rspor Order No Kino Ofl Tho Cowboys' ffl venturer, supporting Villa for pay, Ireland, Vincent Von Patten. 1973. Texas' real," says Lotito, whose big- Turning Miss Badler into the TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS and LABOR 5:30PM © IH masterminds a robbery of o Fed- 8:00 O ® O ® Murder, She screen credits include "Cool alien leader takes well over Maintaining Your 6:00PM eral gold train. Rory Calhoun, Shel- If you open the door of ffl ley Winters, Gilbert Roland. 1955 O (ID CD (13) Horde as He and Hand Luke," "Butch Cassidy three hours. But it's a chal- your dishwasher after the 7:30PM © — Rescue From GiRifon * Island fQ Wook In Review McCormkk and the Sundance Kid" and lenge that the 60-year-old O (S) Barbara Mandrell's $11.95 © © MOVIE: The Jungle Book' that hirsute megabit, "Planet maverick makeup artist Own System. rinse cycle and let dishes Rudyard Kipling's story i* based on Thanksf ivinf Special 8:00PM © - Hm Tony Fo. Slocy air-dry, you can save about ANY APPUCAW TAXIS EXTRA. VAUO NOVEMIIR-OECEMSER. 1984 the legend of o small child who O (47) MOVIE: 'The Terry Fox of the Apes." This includes relishes. I HBOl - Tho GKnof Domo' (CQ half the energy. wanders from home and i* raised Story' A cancer stricken bay runs sculpting the actors' heads "My life has never gone cdBI MAX ] — 'AmityvJU Tho Domon by a family of wolves, across Canada to raise money lor and bodies to make molds for cancer research. Erk Fryer, Robert where it was supposed to." he This limited warranty covers ve- 0 ® - tarn Froso Witch Mountain' 2:30 CE) (MAXl MOVK: AB tho hides In normal uee. And excludes Prosidont's Men' DuvaB. foam latex masks that are says. "Durin g World War II, I PPH UFCTIMC 9:00PM ® © CtS - SERVICE routine melnlenence parts. b€lts ® Now! Animal World CD CD (10 Knight Rider ripped off — alons c was medically discharged by li CD © 39 — 'Fatal Vision' Part I fQ MOVIE: 'Calamity Jane' The 90 Nature GUARANTEE upholstery. o pre-cut lines — when a "V" the Marines after being shot hoses, sheet metal and (ft Nature 10:00PM © [MAX] - lonny' roughest, toughest gal of the wild S script demands than an alien's up by the Japanese. When I LOWELL CABLE QD (HBOl MOVIE: The Glitter 11 00PM © [HBO] - Daniel' west finally wins the man she loves Doris Day, Howard Keel, Philip Dome' (CC) false skin reveal the lizardlike ;ot back to California, a ® — 'A Kinf in New York' Corey 1953 CD (MAXl MOVK: AmityviBe: green mask underneath. riend who knew a movie Or*mon ? 13:00AM© (MAX] — 'AB the President's Men 3:00 O 47) MOVIE: Youngblood Keeping the show's cast TV DEPARTMENT ® MOVIE: Return From Witch director got me a job on a 12:30AM O 8 | — 'The Stinf' Hawke' A young writer hits it big e with his first novel, James Francis Mountain' comfortable is high on Western, in the makeup — 'Knuta Reckno: AB- Amerkon' cus, Suzanne Pleshette. Genevieve © Escape Into Jeopardy Lotito's list of priorities. "The department. It wasn't my idea 1:15AM C9iHBO l - lumfab Fhh' Page 1964 © 3rd Annual legendary masks aren't much thicker Pocket Billiards Stars of a man's job, but I decided 126 N. Broadway, Lowell — 'Goorf y Gid' CB 123' MOVIE: 'Cactus Flower' M © ® News/Sport*/Weathei than human skin. he to give it two weeks When the 1:1 SAM [MAXl - National Lampoon s Clo*s Reunion A dentist wonts to many his young £D mistress and asks his nurse to help © Stage: The Critk explaind. "And, of course, we time was up. I realized that I 897-8405 1:45 AM [HBOl — Going Berserk © him win the girl. , 8:30 Pro Tennis: h- jpeon sculpt in holes for their ears, really enjoyed what 1 was It costs almost 30 cents 3 30AM CQ — 'Twilight In tho Siena* Walter Matthou, Goldie Hawn Champions Championship 3 eyes, mouths and nostrils.' doing. I didn't have to play by more to do a laundry bas- 3:45 AM CD (MAX) — 'The Sex Machine 1969. 9:00 O O GD Jefferson* SI MOVIE, Blue Gardenia A O 41) CH) (13 MOVIE: Stripe* The reptile regalia might the rules." Lotito adds. "1 got ket in hot water than it 4 30AM (HBOl - The Gktler Dome (CQ does in cold. girl turns to a newspaper columnist A recruit has his own ideas about not be uncomfortable, but it to make them." © — 'A Blueprint For Murder' Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 13 Grand Valtey Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14. 1984 - Page 12 WEDNESDAY

dreeming of HoBy relationship. Cory Grant. Deborah WEDNESDAY 12:30 o CD O CD MOVK: WiR: G. plo« b«htnd governor's oumii m MOVK: A Star is Bern' A Super Bouts of the 80's wood stardom struggles her way to AFTfRNOON MONDAY Kerr, Richard Denning. 1957 Gordon liddy' This it the life story notion Shirley Jonet, Stephen mahnte idol's career declines as his SporMCent«»r Rtelop. Kim Stanley. Lloyd Bridget, O College Poathol 84 |l1/21/84 12 00 O (MAXl MOVK: (IB Family Feud IL MOVK: The Glitter ol Gordon Liddy. who was con- Boyd, John Govin 1973. young wife's career skyrockets. Ja- Gumshoe: The Consultant Pony Duke. 195B. 11/19/84 State ot Noire McQuodo' Dome' (CQ victed ol the Watergate break in. SperttCenter net Goynor, Frsderk March. Ur You Can t De That en TV 9:30 ® o ' o (J) Newhart © SpeMsCeniei ** -A A f Robert Conrad, Katharine Cannon. MOtNtNG 10 00 OlHBOf ) MOVH: The Secret e< suia Kent 1937 7:30 C;) ClO ieepordy (HBOl Investifoters; 1:00 masovhy •:30 © Tep Bonk Boxing from ^ MOVK: Bverybod^ yo

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Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 • Page 15 (; Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 14 THURSDAYCONT. Lowell area schools athletic booster club news. . . The Middleschool Walk-a- know what a fine investment NMl Hocfcty: PitUbufgh ot " -« • a-M-- c J fliMi it. I • V-— wet OKapes and hoadi for hit and $1.50 per adult. Come and ters will be called upon to pro- borafc tor, Dmr Martm. 1965. Radio 1990 ihon was a big success with 104 they have made! 1M4 NCAA DMifcn I M Matheson 1977. Ditnoy Studio Te«as homo whore his wife ii hav watch the Kent County area vide concessions (baked goods, 3:00 I 700 Oub Hock*y ChamfNoathip rU Now* Barm A A Mon mg an affair with a weaRhy man't students participating. The stu- ()n Wednesday. November sloppy-joes, etc.) throughout the ^ ^ - - • - - > radio. TV, and press celebrities Gewfire INN Now. 345 {MBOL MOVIF: Star IC (CQ 4:30 ^ ROM I ton. Marlon Brando, Angie Okkin- inotCXl opw uioo* dents raised $1800.00 wotlh of M, the Boosters will help serve day. O«ot»on of a la Hat SpertsCenter MOVK: D.O.A.' A man B 3D MOVKM : 'THo Tarry Hn PitMm* V w*v .i *1 1rs rxr s KII t •an. Robert Rodford 1966. play B-ball against local school . 1:30 9 111! N»w» « 9 Top Rank Boxing from S*. pledges to help the Boosters fund doifm h« is Uowty being mwrdarvd >. Sfnty' A cancer-stricken boy runt Porfownofe at the football banquet to honor area coaches and staff. You may Motions were approved by the S: i th« victim o4 a ponon for which across Canada to raae 12:30 O (41) lyo on the Middleschool athletic pro- 0ob*« GiMn 3:IS 1:00 the football athletes in the Var- want to come just to check out Boosters to provide funds to as- i (HBOl Vkiaa Juliabai thwo h no cvro. Edmand O'Brwv cancer research. Eric O 171 BoM of Sat Night live gOGudty or 3:30 I (MAX) MOVK; 'Taattia' (CC MOVK: Young Winston grams. The two students who sity. Junior Varsity. Freshmen, 6; Duval. odDCDft Lota Night with the good-looking Cheerleaders! sist the Wrestling team in their 1:45 (MAX) MOVK: Vofey Girl ' MOVK: 'Marriaf* On th. 1949. UI Hogan's Her oat Dovid ffM This btopK covers Winrton Chur raised the most funds were Peter and Cheerleading squads. trip to the Canadian tournament 3:00 CD CIS N«W1 Nightwatch «A wvfmm ipv \J»r fiii woav, \ - 4t a «f># i.f » . chiR*t ecafy life, private and public, Remember the Booster Holi- 7t Grt (HBO) MOVK: 'TKo Right S 1 Kemp and John Biemers. This is The Boosters invite everyone and for funds to assist in purchas- to tak« a trip to Mnico 4:00 SMOVK: 'Mary WHito' Pulitzer Stuff (CQ f tt»nMr» Moqnru'' up to his election to the Mouse of day Dance on February 2. at the Commom in Parliament Simon 7i ^ qwar^d and oM o priio winning (oumafat William CD (max) MOVK: OroMod to I Love That Boh a fine example of our young to attend "Wintersports Night" Deer Run Gold Club. Come have ing wrestling team warm-ups. 2:30 auickit divorc* Frank Sinatra, [W- WhiN recounts hh daughter ) Ho •r 9 MOVK: Tho I Ward, Robert Shaw A con- people's enthusiasm and ability on November 27 in the High a good lime for $5.00 per person. Also approved were additional to do things for themselves and School Gym at 7:00 P.M. the You don't have to be a couple, funds for the new basketball pull together with the Boosters, winter sports coaches and and dress is casual. Everyone is cheerleader uniforms. Congratulations to all the stu- players will be introduced to the welcome, whether you are a The next Booster meeting is ft DAYTIME dents who walked and to the or- public. Sport* represented will scheduled for December 6 at Booster or not. SPORTS AT A OLANCE • • • ganizers of the Walk-a-thon. be Hockey, Wrestling. Boys B- Lowell High School has been 7:30 P.M. in the K-Quad at the The all sports program fund FRIDAY Ball. Volley Ball and Gymas- selected to host the Class B. Dis- High School. Please attend and MONDAY AFTKNOON 11/16/B4 MORNING rasier has been successful thanks tics. show our athletes that you sup- 11/19/84 trict Wrestling Tournament this 5:00 12:00 to the many sponsors and adver- The Boosters are sponsoring a season on Feb. 16, 1985. Boos- port them. 9:00AM mmm 9 00AM tisers. The "Winter Spoils" edi- "Media Basketball Game'* on 9:30 AM © History of LA. Calisaum 5:30 (D Lovomo A SShirle y A Co. — Urate Tannis Fastival from larato, Mexico tion is being assembled at this January 9, at 7:30 P.M. in the S: 10:00AM 03 (10 Jim Bokkor At time, so look for them at the High School gym. Admission Girls foil to Kenowc lost Tues 10 30AM® mmm « ? OOPM '84: Pann Stato ot Notre Dome Bt 13:00PM games, and let the advertisers will be only $1.00 per student © 3 00PM '84: Georgia at Auburn ft' 1 00PM © 6 30PM 6:00 Lowell girls basketball team an outstanding defensive game 1C BeWi t USA Movie 7 OOPM lost to Kenowa Hill last Tuesday having 13 steals. She converted 3 30PM © MB 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket Billiards Stars 20 Minuta Workout 7 30PM 700 Gub but came back on Friday to beat many of them into easy layups 3 30PM © 8:00PM Night Motch-Up NBC News at Sunrise Sparta. and finished the game with 21 11 6:00PM © Toko 2 a iopm - NFl's Superstars n 6:30PM © mmm TBS Morning Mows CD O CD Young and tho Kenowa and Lowell played points. 9 OOPM O (4D CD (13) - NFl FootbaH: Pittsburgh at Now Orlaans « n 7:00PM © (MAX) AR.Day Movias Meet a new even for three quarters but the Cathy Kazemier and Cindy ® — Supar Bouts of the BO'S Bimat €0 13! Loving 7:30PM Dumas combined with Beachler 1: © O 1 morninkA . . g nfticiicMill, -y I .1 Knights outscored the Arrows 10:00PM © - 1984.85 CoMogo BaskotbaH Pravsow B:30PM © A Study in tho Word Groat Amorican Mo via good neighbor 13-4 in the final quarter to win to intimidate the Sparta offense. 11:0QfM ® — Tannis: European Champions Championship © _ Circus 54-42. 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Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 16 by the appraisal process, for the subject property was position. notion carried by the following vote: established at 134,000, and yeas: Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Hartin Buth, Lorch, DeKraker, Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, WHEREAS, the Board of Public Works, at the 714.000 Hospitalization $1,950.00 A Ski patrol holds used equipment sale Nov. 21 October 10, 1984 meeting, recommended disposition of the 717.000 Life Insurance 37.00 Marsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Bandstra, Boerema, Chairperson Buth - 19. I 49 acre parcel to Byron Township at the appraised value Comwissioner DeVriendt moved the adoption of the Grand Rapids area skiiers by the performance of the patrollers first aid to the public. Alio, they of $34,000, and Mays: None. There are shelves for boots resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Marsh. Absent: Gainey, Sietsema - 2. answer the civil defense during WHEREAS, the Buildings, Parks and Transporta- the thousands will be gathering marked to divide them by size. has improved as a result of rigid PROCEEDINGS Motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Blakeslee moved the appointment of tion Committee has reviewed this request and recommends •Resolution No. 11-84-156, approving the addition of at Cannonsburg Ski Area starting Skis are carefully stood in the itandndi. N.S.P.S. training disasters such as tornadoes. of the approval. Robert G. Jamo to the Board of Social Services for a a Court Services Clerk, Range 16A, $13,166.40 for the term beginning November 1, 1984 and ending November 1, November 20 for the 13th An- racks according to length to programs are based on American Although a candidate has NOWfc THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Victim/Witness Services Unit in the Prosecutor's Office County Board of Coaaissioners approves the sale of the 1917. Seconded by Commissioners DeVriendt and nual National Ski Patrol Used make them easily seen and han- Red Cross first aid instruction passed the rigorous testing to be- Kent County Board of Commissioners was presented: (All have received copies.) Somerville. S: 49 acre parcel in Section 15 of Byron Township to Byron Equipment Sale. and a carefully developed winter come a full-fledged National Ski Township at a sale price of $34,000. Motion carried, with Commissioner Kuhn dissenting. dled as you look at them. Cloth- Regular November, 1984 Meeting In response to a motion by Commissioner Lamoreaux Patroller, he or she, is required 6 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS DEVRIENDT AND HARSH In the five days of the sale, ing is hung on hangers on display first aid program of tobaggan Clerk of the Board are hereby authorised and directed to at the August 1, 1984 meeting. Civil Counsel DeWitt gave some 1,500 pairs of downhill stands or arranged on tables to be rescue handling and other neces- each year to complete 8 hours of sign the necessary documents, and a report of his research on financial remedies in 7t advanced first aid refresher, in BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the monies WHEREAS, the Prosecuting Attorney of Kent relation to State Prisoners for the overcrowded and cross-country skies, more shown best. The sales begins sary phases of attending injured Novtmber 7, 1905 situation at the Jail. 7! received from this sale be incorporated in the Sanitary County has requested the following change for'the Kent than 1.000 pairs of boots, along Wednesday, Nov. 21st and is skiers under adverse conditions. addition to 4 hours of toboggan Sewer Construction Fund for Byron Township and be County Victim/Witness Services Unit: Chairperson Buth introduced new Commissioner The Board of Commissloneri met pursuant to with poles and a wide selection open 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Proficiency in advance first aid rescue, chair-lift evacuation and Ii allocated to help offset a portion of the costs for Kenneth Kuipers from the 2lst District. ad30urnn«nt. The addition of one (1) Court Services Commissioner Pupel made the following statement: of ski clothes will be sold for the for five days through Sunday, and tobaggan and emergency patrol room procedures. Called to order by Chairperson Richard Buth. construction of the Byron Interceptor Sewer. Clerk for the Kent County Victim/Witness •I feel compelled at this time to express to you, Skiers interested in becoming Roll Called: benefit of seven local ski patrols. November 25th. All Ski Patrol- rescue are prerequisites to suc- Commissioner Kempker moved the adoption of the Unit, full time, Range 16A. $13,166.40 my fellow Commissioners, and to you, our County Adminis- Present: Slakesloe, Wahlfield. Hartin Buth, Lorch, candidates for National Ski Pat- % tration, the great deal of respect and admiration and The National Ski Patrol is a lers will be easy to see in the cessful completion of require- CeK.aker, Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Sorr.ervi 1 le, resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Blakeslee. WHEREAS, the criminal justice system, in the personal liking I have developed for you over the last M rollers will be abled to get specif- Mar;.:, Kuhn, Kempker, Byimjton, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Motion carried by the following votei federally chartered, non-profit crowd with their "Rusty jackets ments for N.S.P.S. and are de- Yeas: Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Martin Buth, Lorch, past 5 years, has made great strides forward in the area few years. I think the people of Kent County are ic information from the N. S. P. S. Bancstra, Boerema, Chairperson Richard Buth - 19. extremely fortunate to have such intelligent and organization, supported by the with the large yellow cross on the signed to select only the most Absent: Carney, Sietsema - 2 (both explained). DeKraker, Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, of bringing the rights of the victim and witness to booth at the Cannonsburg Ski those levels of that of the defendant, and dedicated public servants run our County. You have dues of member patrollers. dona- back. qualified for memberehip. Many Quorum present. Marsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Bandstra, Boerema, Chairperson Buth - 19. WHEREAS, due to the size of the criminal enhanced and dignified the word "Politics" and I have tions from the skiing public and In the 46 years since it started of the local patrollers instruct Area during the ski sale. Comlus loner Somervllle Introduced Coaissioner been very proud to be one of your number. You shall DeKraker, who gave the invocation. Nays: None. caseload and the services provided by the Victim/Witness Absent: Gainey, Sittsema - 2. Services Unit, the need for the added position is always occupy a warm spot in my heart. I shall keep you contributions from the skiing in- Those present united In the Pledge of Allegiance to in my prayers so that the wisdom and love of the Holy the Flag. Resolution No. 11-84-153, approving the addition of justified, and dustry. "Service and Safety" a full time/part time, 22.5 hours per week. Activity WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social Spirit will continue to direct you in what you have been S: There was no Public Comment. doing. God Bless You, Hy Friends!" have been the creed of th Chairperson Buth introduced Louise Thomas, the Therapy Aide, Range 12, $5.30 per hour for Kent Services Committee has reviewed this request and 4f Chairperson Buth pointed out if there were intelli- N.S.P.S. since it was established newly elected Commissioner from District No. 8. Community Hospital was presented: (All have received recommends approval, and Cooks participate in livestock expo gent people, the Commissioners know Commissioner Pupel •t Commissioner Byington moved to approve the minutes copies.) WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed in 1938. With the growth of ski- was one of them. of the October 9, 1964 meeting, as written and published, this request and recommends approval and a 1985 Budget f: Commissioner Kuhn announced the CHILD Organization ing. N.S.P.S. has grown to over Seconded by Co.Timissioner Somerville. adjustment. 1( RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS KUHN AND BOEREMA is bringing Representative Stabenow to Grand Rapids to Motion carried unanimously. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent 30.000 registered members serv- spend an evening talking about the new Friend of the A Report of the Finance Committee of their meetings County Board of Commissioners approve the addition of a Court Bill she authored on November 29, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. ing over 900 patrols nationally. of October 9, 1984 through October 30, 1984 was Court Services Clerk, Range 16A, $13,166.40 for the WHEREAS, the Rent Community Hospital Complex In the North Building at Junior College. presented: (All have received copies and a copy is* on Victim/Witness Services Unit, and West Michigan. Section 11 con- 11 has requested the addition of the followinyt Commissioner Byington deferred her seeking of the file in the Office of the County Clerk.) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1985 Prosecu- sists of seven patrols; Brady^s i: Chairmanship for 1985 to Chairperson Buth, but indicated Commissioner OeXraker noved the report be received, tor's Budget be amended in the amount of $17,92^.00 to Addition of a full time/part time, 22.5 she will seek the Vice-Chairmanship position. She Hills, Cannonsburg. Grand Rap- w concurred in, and filed. Seconded by Commissioner the following accounts for the new position. hours per week, Activity Therapy Aide, thanked all for the support given her in the past. tt Marsh. ids Ski Area. Lansing Nordic Range 12, $5.30 per hour. Chairperson Buth reported Vice-Chairperson Byington Motion carried by the following vote; 703.000 Salaries and Wages $13,490.00 has been a very willing, supportive and dedicated worker Patrol, Lansing Ski Gub, Pando Yeast Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Hartin Buth. Lorch. 715.000 FICA 945.00 WHEREAS, the need for the position is so on behalf of the Commission. He will be seeking the and West Michigan Nordic PPI- DeKraker, Laninga, Lamoreaux. DeVriendt, Somerville, additional evening and weekend activities can be 714.000 Hospitalisation 1,950.00 it Marsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington,* Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, 717.000 Life Insurance 37.00 Chairmanship again for 1985. He thanked all for the rol. totaling nearly 300 qualified provided in the Kent Oaks Psychiatric Unitf and support in the past and stated he looks forward to that Bandstra, Boerema. Chairperson Buth ~ 19. 718.000 Pension 1,503.00 4t WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social patrollers. This sale is held as a Nays: None. support and a fine year in 1985 as the Commissioners are St Services Committee has reviewed this request and Commissioner DeVriendt moved the adoption of the Absent: Gainey, Sietsena - 2. dedicated to serving the people of Kent County. fund-rasier shared by all seven recommends approval, and resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Lorch. Commissioner DeVriendt moved to adjourn, subject to St Resolution No. 11-84-161, adopting an agreement WHEREAS, funds for this position will come notion carried by the following vote; i the call of the Chairperson, and to Friday, November 30, patrols. 7t between the City of Grand Rapids, the County of Kent, from opersting revenue of Kent Community Hospital, and Yeas: Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Hartin Buth, Lorch, and Mr. Bruce Robinson for Project Management Services 1984 at 9:00 a.m. for a Committee of the Whole Building, Experience makes the Na- •: WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed O-iKraker. Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, for the Cultural Services Consolidation Committee and and to Wednesday, December 5, 1984 at 9:00 a.m. for an this request and recommends approval. Harsh, Kuhn, KempJier, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, tional Ski Patrol the logical approving an initial appropriation of $30,000 as the Official Heeting. Seconded by Commissioner Blakeslee. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Bandstra, Boerema, Chairperson Buth - 19. Hotion carried unanimously. group to operate a used ski County's share of the cost of the Cultural Services County Board of Commissioners approve the addition of a Nays: None. Consolidation Committee Study, was presented: (All have equipment sale. Used equipment full time/part time, 22.5 hours per week. Activity Absent: Gainey, Siatsema - 2. received copies.) Therapy Aide, Range 12, $5.30 per hour for Kent Commu- Resolution No. 11-84-157, to enter into an also makes skiing affordable to RESOLUTION BY BOCREMA nity Hospital Complex. Agreement establishing the Kent County/Grand Rapids Cap many who cannot normally pur- as a separate legal entity to carry out the activities Commissioner Kuhn moved the adoption of the of the local Community Action Agency and authorization Chairperson chase new equipment. resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Pupel. WHEREAS, the Cultural Services Consolidation to the Chairperson to execute an Interlocal Agreement Over the years, the Ski Patrol U Steering Committee consisting of G. Stevens Bernard, Motion carried unanimously. for establishment of this new entity was presented: Sale has developed, not only a Resolution No. H-84-154, giving approval to the 11 City Manager; Gerald R. Helmholdt. Mayor of the City of (All have received copies.) deletion of cne Librarian 11, Range 22, and Addition of large following of eager buyers, i: Grand Rapids; Richard D. Buth, Chairman of the Kent County Board of Commissioners and Richard J. Platte, one Librarian 111, Range 24, was presented: (All have RESOLUTION BY COHHISSIONER KUHN but an ever-enlarging group of received copies.) County Controller has determined that the Cultural very happy sellers. Items for sale i: Services Consolidation Committee is in need of full time it help in administrating, coordinating and directing its WHEREAS, the Personnel Safety and Social Alto Lions Club are brought into Cannonsburg work, and RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS PUPEL AND MARSH Services Committee recommends adoption of the following Ski Area starting at 11:00 A.M. resolution to join with the City of Grand Rapids in 1: WHEREAS, the City and the County will share Tues. Nov. 20. "It is usually best equally in the cost of providing project management for establishing a new entity under the Urban Cooperation Annual Cheese Sale! WHEREAS, the County Library System has 3: the Cultural Services Consolidation Committee, and Act of 1947, to be known as the Kent County/Grand Rapids to get your equipment in early." During her sisters absence, 7-year-old Cindy Cook from Lowell, Mich.. guards the Holstein her requested the following change: CAP (K/GR CAP), and WHEREAS, the Steering Committee has screened \ Order now for says Claude Katt, this year's sister was showing at the North American International Livestock Exposition on November 3. The and interviewed a number of candidates wishing to WHEREAS, under the Urban Cooperation Act of 3: 1. Deletion of one (1) Librarian II - Range chairperson, "But we do accept provide project management services and has selected 1967, the County of Kent is eligible to join with other cow was entered in the Junior Holstein Show. 4: 22 - $17,305.60 Bruce M. Robinson as a suitable person. political jurisdictions to establish separate legal Thanksgiving, items all through the sale." There The North American International Livestock Exposition is now in its eleventh year of operation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that an entities, and 2. Addition of one (1) Librarian III - Range will be patrollers at the entrance The exposition is the world's largest all-breed, purebred livestock event and features six major agreement between the City of Grand Rapids, the County WHEREAS, the County of Kent has agreed to join 24 - $19,073.60 of Kent and Mr. Bruce M. Robinson to provide project with the City of Grand Rapids to establish the Kent Christmas & to the large sale corral ready to types of livestock; beef cattle, dairy cattle, market swine, sheep, Quarter Horses and Draft Horses. management services for the Cultural Services Consolida- County/Grand Rapids CAP (K/GR CAP) as a separate legal fill in the contracts for items to be WHEREAS, this change is necessitated due to Photo by Carson Jockell tion Committee for the period October 15, 1984 through entity to carry out the activities of the local Commu- growth at the Grandville Branch and making it comparable New Years. sold. There is a $1 charge per October 14, 1985 for a total cost of $38,000 plus nity Action Agency, and and consistent with the other branches in the Kent / reasonable reimbursable expenses with such costs and WHEREAS, the City of Grand Rapids and the contract of up to eight items and County Library System, and expenditures to be shared equally by the City and the County of Kent have provided public input on the issue WHEREAS, circulation at the other branches who the sale is on consignment with County as they have otherwise agreed is hereby approved, of establishing the separate legal entity to serve as a and have Librarian Ill's is: Kentwood, 214,280; East Grand Community Action Agency. the Ski Patrol receiving 25% of Rapids, 195,074 and Plainfield, 141,846, and See any Alto Lion BE IT FUTHEK RESOLVED that the Chairman of the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County the sale price. After acceptance, WHEREAS, Grandville has a circulation of Kent County Board of Commissioners is hereby authorized of Kent, in cooperation with the City of Grand Rapids, 138,930. (The only branch in the system that has a each item is carefully ticketed to sign such an agreement between the City of Grand agrees to execute an Interlocal Agreement between Kent or call 868-6928 days or Librarian IV classification is Wyoming with a circula- Rapids, the County of Kent and Mr. Bruce M. Robinson, a County and the City of Grand Rapids, establishing K/GR and then displayed as advantage- tion of 262,944.), and copy of which is attached but need not be made a part of CAP, and 897-9739 evenings. ously as possible in the corral in the minutes, and WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Kent County Services Committee has reviewed this request and the lower area at the Can- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Commissioners authorize the Chairman of the People have believed that diamonds can only be found at night recommends approval, and Board of Commissioners make an initial appropriation of Board to execute those documents approved by the County nonsburg Ski Lodge. 6 WHEREAS, the additional amount of money $30,000 as the County's share of the cost of the Civil Counsel which are necessary for the establishment involved is $2,244, and the City of Grandville will pick Cultural Services Consolidation Committee Study includ- of the new entity. * up 75 percent of that amount ($1,683), and the County 7: ing project management services. Library will pay 2b percent ($561), and Commissioner Kuhn moved the adoption of the Commissioner Boerema moved the adoption of the WHEREAS, no additional General Fund dollars resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Lorch. resoluton. Seconded by Commissioner Marsh. are requested, and After an explanation by Civil Counsel DeWitt, and Motion carried by the following vote: WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed some discussion, motion carried by the following vote: Yeas: Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Martin Buth, Lorch, this request and recommends approval. n v , Blakeslee, Wahlfield, Hartin Buth, Lorch, DeKraker, Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent 21^1 . k i"94: Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, Marsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Are You Planning County Board of Commissioners approve the following for Marsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Bandstra, Boerenui, Chairperson Buth - 19. the Kent County Library System. Bandstra, Boerema, Chairperson Buth - 19. Nays: None. Nays: None. Absent: Gainey, Sietsena - 2. 1. Deletion of one (1) Librarian II - Range Absent: Gainey, Sietsema - 2. . Resolution No. 11-84-158, giving authorization to 4: 22 - $17,305.60 Connussioner Bandstra moved approval of the the Dram Commissioner to submit the Annual Report on or 0f M rInu, Kara 8 an 7; • f P d John A. Pluger to the before April 2 of each year was presented: (All have 2. Addition of one (1) Librarian III - Range Solid Waste Planning Committee. Seconded •: by received copies.) 24 - $19,073.60 Commissioner Pupel. ^onaea AWedding??? f;' Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER WAHLFIELD Commissioner Pupel moved the adoption of 1( the Resolution No. 11-84-162, regarding the resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Blakeslee. registration of the Kent County Logo, was presented: Motion carried unanimously. (All have received copies.) p WHEREAS, Michigan law requires each County Resolution No. 11-84-155, deleting two part time i: rain Commissioner to make a report to the County Board 20 hrs./week - Clerk Typist I, Range 10 positions, and RESOLUTION BY COHHISSIONER GAINEY f Commissioners at the annual meeting in October, and adding one full time Clerk Typist I position. Range 10A WHEREAS, Michigan law also provides that if for the Prosecuting Attorney's office, was presented; i: uthorized by resolution of the County Board of Commis- (All have received copies.) WHEREAS, the County logo has not been regis- ioners, the annual report of the Drain Commissioner can tered, and If so, choosing your invitations from the fine selec- 1: e made on or before April 2 of each year to cover the WHEREAS, the Legislative, Judicial and receding calendar year. Taxation Committee feels that it would be in the best 1: RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS DEVRIENDT AND MARSH NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent interest of the County of Kent to register the County 7: ounty Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the Kent logo. tion available at The Grand Valley Ledger should be ounty Drain Commissioner to submit his annual report to NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent WHEREAS, the Prosecutor of Kent County has ne County Board of Commissioners on or before April 2 County Board of Commissioners instruct County admini- 4t requested the following change; each year, which report shall cover the preceding strative staff to register the County logo with the S; t one of the first items on your agenda. We offer top ilendar year. appropriate authorities. - 1. Deletion of two (2) full time/part time 4: Commissioner Wahlfield moved the adoption of the Clerk Typist I positions, 20 hours each. 7: In Commissioner Gainey*s absence. Commissioner esolution. Seconded by Commissioner Somerville. Range 10A, $4.91 per hour. quality thermographed invitations from Carlson I Vaughn moved adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Motion carried by the following vote: Commissioner Wahlfield. Yeas: blakeslee, Wahlfield, Martin Buth, Lorch, 2. Addition of one (I) full time Clerk After some discussion. Commissioner Byington called eKraxor, Laninga, Lamoreaux, DeVriendt, Somerville, Typist I, Range 10A, $10,212.80 Craft, National Artcrafts and Regency. Always for the question. Seconded by Commissioner DeVriendt. arsh, Kuhn, Kempker, Byington, Vaughn, Pupel, Oppewal, Notion carried unanimously. andstra, Boerema, Chairperson Buth - 19. WHEREAS, the above position acts as the Nays: None. receptionist for the office and the department has Commissioner Vaughn's motion to adopt the resolution failed by a voice vote. prompt service and resonable prices, and you may Absent; Gainey, Sietsema - 2. requested that this be filled by a full time person, and Resolution No. 11-84-163, transferring $7,000 from Resolution No. 11-8^-160 regarding the sale of a 49 WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social the General Fund Contingent Account to the Bureau of :re parcel in Section 15 of Byron Township to Byron Services Committee has reviewed this request and Equalization 809.000 Legal Account, was presented: (All ^wnship for $36,000 was presented: (All have received recommends approval, and check our catalogs out overnight. ^pies.) WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed have received copies.) this request and recommends approval with a 1985 Budget adjustment. RESOLUTION BY COHHISSIONER BYINGTON RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER KEMPKER NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Commissioners approve the following change for the Prosecuting Attorney Office; WHEREAS, the Bureau of Equalization has , WHEREAS, upon completion of the Byron Inter- experienceo additional legal expenses associated with THE GRAND VALLEY LEDGER •pter Sewer, the sanitary sewage lagoon site in Section 1. Deletion of two (2) full time/part time the appeal on 1983 Agricultural Class imposition of » of Byron Township will become surplus property, and Clerk Typist I positions, 20 hours each. value by the State Tax Commission, and WHEREAS, Byron Township has expressed an Range 10A $4.91 per hour. WHEREAS, a General Fund Contingent Account Uerest in purchasing this property through action transfer of $7,000.00 is recommended to the Bureau of 105 North Bi-oadwav Phone 897-9261 Lowell. Michigan 49331 iken by the Township Board, and 2. Addition of one (I) full time Clerk Equalization Legal Account. WHEREAS, real estate appraisals have been Typist I, Range 10A, $10,212.80. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Dtamed from A. VanStensel fc Son, Inc. and Blandford County Board of Commissioners approve a $7,000.00 ppraisal Company with a review of these appraisals BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1985 Prosecut- Contingent Account transfer to the Bureau of Equaliza- xnpleted by Charles R. Jakems, and ing Attorney Budget be amended to provide an additional tion 809.000 Legal Account."

1 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. Nov. 14, 1984 • Page 18 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1984 - Page 19 ( LEGAL NOTICES 4-H Members

I STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN PROBATE COURT PROBATE COURT PROBATE COURT IN THE Place in Finals COUNTY OF KENT COUNTY OF KENT COUNTY OF KENT PROBATE COURT Three members of the Ionia sion. She is the State Champion PUBLICATION AND PUBLICATION AND PUBLICATION FOR THE County 4-H Rodeo Gub placed in the Barrel Racing, 2nd in Goat NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE COUNTY OF KENT at the 4-H State Rodeo Finals Tying and won All Around Cow- 5: In the matter of SUSAN In the matter of ANTHONY DECEASED PUBLICATION held in Comnna. Michigan on girl of the Year honors for her BALLARD-SMITH - Change LAMONT HOWARD - TESTATE/INTESTATE NOTICE 6: September 1-2, 1984. Karen overall performance this year. of Name. Change of Name. AFTER DECEASED Mogdis of Saranac was 2nd in The 4-H Rodeo program is a FOR SALE - 1978 Hillcrest E.X.P. 1985 - New. now only CHEV CAMER01979-Low 7\ APPOINTMENT CLAIM TAKE NOTICE: On De- TAKE NOTICE: On TESTATE/INTESTATE the suite in Barrel Racing and 5th relatively new part of the Michi- Complete Formal Mobile Home, three bed- $149.86 per month nothing miles, 2-28, stereo, and cember 4, 1984 at 940 A.M., in DETERMINATION AFTER 7j November 28, 1984 at 1040 in Goat Tying in the Senior Divi- gan 4-H Program. Ionia County GRAND VALLEY LEDGER Wear Rental rooms, two full baths, living down. Huge selection. "No more. Priced to sell at Harold the probate courtroom, Grand A.M., in the probate cour- OF HEIRS APPOINTMENT CLAIMS sion. Keli Flermoen of Lyons •t is well represented in this pro- room with tip out, central air one does it for less" Harold Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- Rapids, Michigan, before Hon. troom, Grand Rapids, Michi- RLE NO. 140-676 DETERMINATION was the State Champion in Goat gram which continues to grow Classified Ad Estate of STEVEN WEDDINGS OR and shed. Immediate pas- Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- gan 897-8431. Open Satur- 9: DONALD J. DE YOUNG gan, before Hon. A. DALE OF HEIRS Tying and 6th in the state in Bar- each year. 20 words for $1.25 session! Asking $12,500.00 gan 897-8431. Open Satur- days. Judge of Probate, a hearing STOPPELS Judge of Probate, SPENCER, Deceased TAKE RLE NO. 140-651 rel Racing in the Junior Division. Congratulations to all the %• OTHER SPECIAL will be held on the petition of a hearing will be held on the pe- NOTICE: On August 8, 1984, Estate of JULIA LOUISE Sf additional words Call 897-5447. days. Wendy Beckhom of Saranac members of the Rodeo Club on a OCC ASSIGNS Susan Ballard-Smith to change tition of Marion T. Scott to in the probate courtroom. DEBOER, Deceased. also competed in the Junior Divi- very successful year. C2 FORD TRUCKS - 1985 - 4 Grand Rapids, Michigan, be- Call 897-9261 her name to Susan Parker Bal- change the name of her minor TAKE NOTICE: On May .• . TRUCKS, TRUCKS AND wheel Drive, large selection, lard. child, Anthony Lamont How- fore Hon. A. DALE STOP- 25, 1984, in the probate cour- When you wear foundation makeup. It should match PFALLER'S FOR SALE -1974 MORE TRUCKS - Harold buy now and save at Harold November 7,1984 ard, to Anthony Lamont Scott. PELS, Judge of Probate, a troom, Grand Rapids, Mkhi- your own skin tone. If you try changing your color too Duster, 318 V8, posi-trac Zeigler has a large selection Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- hearing was held on the peti- much, you can end up looking like you're wearing a RIVERFRONT Susan Ballard-Smith November 8,1984 gan, before Hon. A. DALE rear-end. $300.00. Good of 84 trucks and we want to gan 897-8431. Open Satur- 1149 Eastwood S.E. Marion T. Scott tion of JUDITH SPENCER for STOPPELS, Judge of Probete, mask. WANTED - Part-time secret- S: CLOTHING, Winter Carl Call 897-6918 move them. If you're looking days. Grand Rapids, MI 49506 827 Adams S.E. administration of this estate. a hearing was held on the peti- ary. Phone and Office experi- 6: S Personals after 7 P.M. for price & selection. Call us •t 957-3033 Grand Rapids, MI 49507 The decedent, whoae Sodai Se- tion of PATRICIA STURGIS ence required. Please call INC. P2 we'll save you $$$ Harold DIESEL 1985 FORD-1 ton •: C2 247-0855 curity Number is 364-42-1644, for administration of this es- Roger Chapman at 897- with Dual R/wheels. In stock u C2 died on October 9,1982, a resi- tate. The decedent, whoee So- 9237. 103 E. Main St. Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- dent of 1655 Stonewood, Low- NOTICE CHIHUAHUA - be the first gan 897-8431. Open Satur- for immediate delivery at cial Security Number is 385-01- ) V.F.W. STEAK DINNER - CI Lowell State Bar Offers ell, MI 49331. Administration 9803, died on April 8, 1984, a OF MORTGAGE SALE November 17, serving 4-8 on your block to own a dog days. Harold Zeigler Ford Lowell, 11 was granted to JUDITH resident of 130 N. Center St., Ph. 897-6411 that is smaller than the MPG Michigan 897-8431. Open 1' P.M. at Lowell V.F.W. Live SPENCER, Personal Repre- Lowell, MI 49331. Administra- of a Winnibago and bears a FORD RANGER TRUCKS- Saturdays. I? Brochure on Small sentative. The Last Will and tioa was granted to PATRICIA WHEREAS, default has bean made in ttw tarma and music and dancing following. Business It striking resemblance to Yoda "Build Ford Tough" Now only Testament of the deceased STURGIS, Personal Repre- Sizzlers, ribeyes, sirloin for condltkma of a certain mortgage made by Claytee of Star Wars. Six month old $129.86 per month. 0 down. THUNDERBIRD 1978 - Claims Court dated (none) and codicils dated sentative. The Last Will and two and t-bones with all the Johnson, Jr. and Vandette Marie Johnson, his wife, S Service S Call us, we're here to serve Stereo, cruise, air, power (none) was/were admitted to Testament of the deceased trimmings. male longcoat, loving diposi- 1: A 12-pancl brochure on how The Small Claims Court is au- LAW OFFICE windows and more. Now only probate. dated 3-20-84 and codlciB of the City of Grand Rapids, County of Kent, State of fion, AKC. Call 897-6729 you at Harold Zeigler Ford 4: citizens may exercise their rights thorized to consider claims up to Creditors of the deceased MichaelJ. Tummino, Jr. P2 Lowell, Michigan 897-8431. $2295.00 at Harold Zeigler S: in Michigan's Small Claims $600 ($400 if the claim is for dated (none) was/were admit- Michigan, Mortgagors, to Lake Michigan Mortgage ONE PRIVATE ROOM - S: notified that all claims ted to probate. Open Saturdays. Ford Lowell, Michigan 897- Court has been published by the property damage caused in an Company, a Michigan corporation. Mortgagee, Available in our Adult Foster Judith L Tummino 7: the estate must be presented on Creditors of the deceased are 8431. Open Saturdays. State Bar of Michigan and its automobile accident). Several dated the Stti day of July A.D., 1963, and recorded in Care Home, Male or Female, GENERAL PRACTICE U.S.A. BUILDING-Aghcult- •: or before 2-1-85 to Michael J. notified that all claims against YOUR LOCAL WATKINS - FORD L.T.D. BROUGHAM Young Lawyers Section. Single proposals now in the legislature 2 miles N.E. of Lowell. Coun- ral, commencal. full factory Tummino, Jr., 119 West Main the Office of the Register of Deeds for the County of Dealer for Lowell & Sur- BUICK 82 REGAL-4 door, copies may be obtained free by would increase that limit but the estate must be presented on - New completely loaded, ST., Lowell, MI 49331, and try atmosphere. Malfroid rounding areas, John & warranty, all steel, dear writing Communications De- none have yet passed. or before 2-1-85 to Michael J. Kent and State of Michigan, on the 7th day of July, Divorce, uncontested, large Inventory. Now only air, tilt, cruise and more. proof thereof, with copies of Tummino, Jr.119 West Main 897-5523. span, smallest building partment. State Bar of Michigan, The brochure outlines a step- Lucille Erickson, 517 Avery with or without children, $9999.00. Call us today "No Priced to sell at Harold the claims, filed with the A.O., 1963 In Uber 2069, on Pagea 219-221, which TFN 30x40x10, largest 306 Townsend Street, Lansing, by-step procedure for filing a St., Lowell, MI 49331, and St., Lowell. Ml 49331. Phone one does it for less" at Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- Court. proof thereof, with copies of said mortgage was thereafter on, to wtt: the 7th day $150.00, plus costs: 70x135x16. 30. 40. 50.60 ft. MI 48933, Attn: Ms. Karen case. The Small Claims Court is 897-8541. Harold Zeigler Ford Lowell, gan 897-8431. Open Satur- Notice is further given that the claims, filed with the Wills, $35.00: Bank- width in various lengths. Call Adams. a division of Michigan's District of July, A.D., 1983, aaaigned tothe OMR FINANCIAL Michigan 897-8431. Open days. 1( theesute will be thereafter as- Court. ruptcy, $300.00: Work- The brochure outlines how in- Courts. The brochure is a public SERVICES, INC., and saM assignment waa re- INSTALLATION - Quality 24 hours. 1-800-482-4242. 11 signed to the persons appear- JACKPOT BINGO Saturdays. dividuals can sue any person or service of the State Bar, which is Notice is further given that men's Compensation Ext. 540. Adrian. Ml. In a few i: ing of record entitled thereto. corded on the 29th day of July, 1983 In the Office of work, resonable prices. Free CUTLASS 1981 - 2 door, business for $600 or less without made up of 23,000 Michigan the estate will be thereafter as- Every Friday night. 7:30 P.M. and Personal Injury, no select areas, dealerships are November 9,1984 signed to the persons appear- the Register of Deeds for said County of Kent In estimates. Blown or batt. BUY A NEW FORD NOW - low miles, well equipped. i: a lawyer. lawyer* Lowell VFW Hall, attorney fee if no recov- available. Must sell cheap Judith Spencer ing of record entitled thereto. Also spray-on. Fiber glass or and finance it for only 10% in- Priced to sell at Harold it Uber 2071 on Page 1108, and East Main St. Lowell. immediately. F.O.B. will de- No. 2 Mt. Pleasant Park November 9,1984 wool. 459-6292 or 247-0252. ery. Legal consultation terest. Now only at Harold Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- WHEREAS, the amount claimed to be due on aaid Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. liver to building site. Rochester, New York 14608 Patricia Stunos Oct 10-Jan. 16 on general matters, ini- Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- gan 897-8431. Open Satur- 1: CI-2 3: (716) 328-6170 10855 Woodbushe Dr., S.E. mortgage as of the date of thla notice is the sum of PUBLIC WELCOME tial appointment free. gan 897-8431. Open Satur- days. MICHAEL J. TUMMINO,JR. LoweU, MI 49331 TFN Forty thousand six hundred six and 72/100 PART OR FULL TIME Lowell Office days. 3: P21618 (616)897-6544 FOUR FAMILY HEATED ($40,608.72), dollars, for principal and Interest and, WORK - from home, operat- F-250 1982 - 6 cylinder, 4: 119 West Main St MICHAEL J. TUMMINO, 897-5931 GARAGE SALE-infants to ing a typing service. Details - BRONCO 1979 - V-8 Auto- stick. Prided to sell at Harold Chili hat bam namad the stata dish of Texas. Lowell, MI 49331 JR. WHEREAS no suit or proceedings st law or In •• LEGION Next to Lambert's Variety adults, dining room table and send self addressed matic, low miles and more. Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- (616)897-5931 P21618 equity have been instituted to recover the debt sec- OF THE MOOSE chairs, wood windows, stamped envelope to Brewer Priced to sell at Harold gan 897-8431. Open Satur- C2 119 West Main St. screens and storms. Exer- ured by said mortgage or any part thereof, and de- Tuesdays P.O. Box 6232J Grand Rap- Zeigler Ford Lowell, Michi- days. Lowell, MI 49331 cize bike, two kitchen sinks fault having been made whereby the power of sale ids, Ml 49503. gan 897-8431. Open Satur- (616)897-5931 BINGO!! and much more. November STATE OF MICHIGAN contained In said mortgage haa become operative. CI-2 days. C2 Early Birds 6:00 P.M. 16 and 17. 9:00 A.M. until PROCLAMATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PERSONALIZED - Playing FOR THE NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of the power of aale Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. dark. 9610 92nd Street, Alto, In Observance of ATTENTION S FOR SALES AMC EAGLE 1982 - Low cards. Single or doable deck. COUNTY OF KENT STATE OF MICHIGAN contained In aaid mortgage and pursuant to the sta- 1320 E. Fulton across from cemetery. Grand Valley Ledger, 897- NEEDLECRAFTERS miles, 4X4, Automatic, ORDER TO ANSWER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT tute of the State of Michigan In auch case made and TFN C2 9261. November 19-25,1984 Case No: 84-52792-DM FOR THE Stretcher Bars For Sale stereo and more. Priced to provided, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on JUNETTE ANN DRAYTON, COUNTY OF KENT 5x7 $1.75 sell at Harold Zeigler Ford as THURSDAY the 29th day of November, 1984, at Jackpot Lowell, Michigan 897-8431. Plaintiff, Vs. KEVIN DALE ORDER FOR PUBLICA- 8x10 $2.25 MOBILE HOME-1973 VIN- YOU NAME IT . . . Phone 4. Open Saturdays. FAMILY TIME WEEK DRAYTON, Defendant. TION 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, local time, said BINGO 12x16 $2.50 DALE 12x64 with 7x14 ex- pad. grocery list, At a session of said Court AND TO *3 mortgage will be foredoaed at a aale at public auc- Every Saturday Night 16x20 $2.75 pando living room. 2 bed- sheets, doodle pads, notes 7: IN LOWELL held in the Hail of Justice, City APPEAR AN ANSWER 7:00 P.M. 18x24 $3.25 rooms, appliances, carpet- of Grand Rapids, County of Case No: 84-53224-DM tion to the highest bidder at the main lobby of the for Mom. whatever. Ledger CHARGING ADMISSION? LOWELL MOOSE BINGO Special Sizes made to ing, drapes, partially fur- Scratch Pads are 75c a Roll Tickets, tingle or dou- Kent, State of Michigan this NANCY McDANIEL, Plain- Hall of Justice In the City of Grand Rapida, County Some people believe apes order. Available at the nished. Large porch with pound. Pick your own size! ble, assorted colors. Grand Our nation's freedom was bom In the families that 26th day of October, 1984. tiff, Vs. CLENTION E. of Kent and State of Michigan (that being the place 1320 E Fulton can talk but don't for fear GRAND VALLEY canopy. Cutlerville area Valley Ledger, 897-9261. formed our thirteen colonies. During Family Time Presents: HONORABLE McDANIEL, Defendant. Early Bird Bingo 6 P.M. 105 N. Broadway. of being put to work. STUART HOFFIUS, Circuit At a session of said Court of holding Circuit Court In aaid County), of the pre- LEDGER. (281-3115) Week we pay tribute to the vital role the American TFN Court Judge. held in the Hall of Justice, City miaea described In said mortgage, or ao much NCTF Family has played and continues to play In the pre- 6: On May 30, 1984, an action of Grand Rapids, Michigan on thereof aa may be neceaaary to pay the amount due, was filed by Junette Ann this 12th day of October, 1984. BLACK LAB RETRIEVER Tt servation of our free society. as aforesaid, on said mortgage with the Interest Drayton, Plaintiff, against Present: Honorable GEO- ATTORNEY SERVICES: 8: PUPS - For Sale, AKC regis- cViewS On * * Kevin Dale Drayton, Defen- RGE R. COOK, Circuit Court thereon at twelve percent (12%) per annum and all Divorce, from S100 tered, excellent hunting The family Is the Mrthpalce of order, justice and dant, in this Court, fbr an abso- Judge. mm c 1( legal costs, chargea and expenaea. Including the at- plus costs;- stock. Phone 642-6951. faith, and Is essential to the healthy growth and de- lute divorce. On the 5th day of Sep- tomy fee allowed by law, and alao any sums which Bankruptcy S300; CI .2.3,4.5.6 Dcntal Health r velopment of children Into responsible adults and IT IS HEREBY ORDERED tember, 1984, an action for di- The word puppy comes i: that the Defendant, Kevin vorce was filed by the above- may be paid by the undersigned, necesary to pro- ELECTRICAL WORK Simple Will S35: from the French "poupee", PLAQUE POINTERS good citizens. Dale Drayton, shall answer or named Plaintiff against you the tect Its Interost in the premises. WANTED - Repairs and re- meaning a dressed doll or Adoption SI 25: SUBSCRIBE TO Plaque is probably the cause of tooth loss in i; take such other action as may above-named Defendant, in 0 niodellng, phone jacks instal- plaything. The premises described In said mortgage ere aa Incorporation, THE LEDGER biggest cause of tooth adults. be permitted by law, on or be- the Circuit Court for the led, small jobs welcome. Dis- Armed and buttressed by the knowledge that he or follows: Property situated In the City of Grand Rap- decay and eventual loss. Plaque must be removed 1: fore the December 31, 1984. County of Kent. from S200; 1: she is an Individual backed by an affectionate fam- count to senior citizens. What is it - how do we ac- daily by "proper" brusing Failure to comply with this IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Ida, County of Kent, State of Michigan, to wit: 2: Licensed. Jim Barber. 897- Drunk Driving, quire it - and how do we and the use of dental floss. ily, the child becomee and an adult who willingly ac- order will result in a judgment that you, the Defendant, Lot 42, POWERS' PINE ADDITION to the City of 9523. from S250; control it? Have your dentist or by default against such defen- whose last known address was 4c cepts community responsibilities and serves as a PUBLIC NOTICE hygienist show you how to Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, according to P2-10 Landlord Tenant, Plaque is the sticky, prac- S: dant for relief demanded in tta 1116 Watkins S.E., Grand leader In the affairs of the nation. the recorded plat thereof In liber 20 of plata on page tically colorless film that do it properly. 4: complaint filed in this Court. Rapids, MI 49507 shall answer Probate, Workman s WANTED - Used player builds continuously on the The best way, if not the 7: Dated: Oct. 26,19^ or take such other action as 19. Compensation, UNITED COMMUNITY BANK teeth. The main inhabitants only way, to remove tartar • STUART HOFFIUS may be permitted by law on or piano rolls, top prices paid for Family Time Week Is a positive response to those Take notice that the period of redemption, pur- 6080 Linfield, Alto of plaque are bacteria - one and long-established Circuit Court Judge rolls in good condition. 897- Real Estate, and who have stated that the family Is no longer of any before the 14th day of January, milligram of plaque can plaque is to have a profes- Examined, suant to M.S.A. 27 A.3240 a hall be alx montha from Personal Injury 1985. 9261 days, 897-5381 eve- contain a half-billion bac- sional cleaning. But, re- value, that It Is an outdated institution. Countersigned and the date of aaid sale. n n FAILURE to comply with W ' 9S. ask for Roger. / by appointment. Effective December 1,1984 teria. Bacteria ferment member, it will start to re- Entered by Me. this Order shall result in a judg- Dated: October 24,1984 TF/NC sugars in the mouth (why form the very next day. The Marilyn Hull (Attorney Richard Heath Therefore, I, James D. Maatman, Mayor of Lowell, do ment by default against you, the United Community Bank in Alto not to eat sweets), chang- only one who can remove Deputy Clerk the Defendant, for relief as set DMR FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC., \ Lowell 897-9480 hereby proclaim November 19-25,1984, as Family WANTED - Raw Furs and will be closed ing them to acids which plaque regularly is you. Thomas D. Anderson, Jr. forth in the Complaint filed in assignee of mortgage. Grand Rapids 241-2292 Deer Hides top Prices, Hon- then eat away at tooth Time Week in Lowell, and urge all citizens to be (P-10187) this cause. CHARLES A. FORREST, JR. Wednesday's and Saturday's. 1983 CCS**" est Grade. The Combination, enamel. "Look, Ma - mindful of the fact that the stability of a community, Attorney for Plaintiff GEORGE R. COOK Prepared as a public service to Attorney at Law cavities". promote better dental health. From Box 246 CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE 526 E. Main, Lowell 897- state or a country depends In great measure upon 8145 South Saginaw Street 6111. Thank you for As the plaque creeps the Lowell Dentists; TOOD GIL- Cedar Springs, MI 49319 Examined, Countersigned and below the gum line, it LAN. D O S.. 109 W Main. Phone the influence of strong cohesive families. CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS ATTEST: Entered: Grand Blanc, Ml 48439 TFN your continued patronage mineralizes and becomes 897-8491; ROBERT KYSER. & REAL ESTATE LOANS D O S. 100 W Main. Phone 897- James D. Maatman, Mayor At True Copy Nancy Sietsema, (313)894-7200 razor-sharp deposits of tar- C52.53.54,55 Deputy Clerk An, type properly anywhere The Management 7595. ROBERT REAGAN. D O S.. City of Lowell WANTED TO RENT - two or tar which is the catalyst of 207 W Mam. Phone 897.7179: ATTEST: A True Copy C51,52,53,54,55 m Mic^gsri 24 Hours Call 02 % three bedroom home, call C1,2,3,4 periodontal (or gum) dis- CLARK VREDENBURG. DDS CI,2,3,4 897-7273 Beginning in De- hee 1800 292 1650 First ease - by far. the major 1150 N Hudson. Phone 897-8429 cember Naittfnat Accept Co vi . TFN1 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. Nov. 14, 1984 • Page 20 ( Compete in Nursery contest

I School Board Briefs: III M II I I llti III t MMI The Lowdl Board of Educa- ment and Design. Three groups Bushnell Parent-Teacher Or- tion held its regular Board meet- were in anendance to make pre- ganization. President Gay Nauta ing on Monday, November 12. sentations to the Board of Educa- presented playground equipment NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION S: 1984 in the Board offices. Prior tion. The Lowell bus Drivers As- as a gift to Bushnell Elementary to the scheduled agenda items, sociation along with Dode Col- School, and Denise Dommer of Kansas City, Missouri 6 Chuck Lippert addressed the lins presented a bronze p lac que the Booster's Club presented a 7: Board on behalf of the Soccer to be placed on the Bus Garage check in the amount of $2,000 as pan of their promised donation 7i group Then Missy Smart of the Building in memory of Donald Lowell FFA shared with the E. Kelly. A dedication ceremony in support of athletic programs. •t Board the group's recent trip to will be held on Wednesday, Following the payment of 9: the National Convention in Kan- November 28, 1984 at 10:00 bills, the Board took action on sas City and the awards they re- A M at the bus garage . The pub- several personnel matters. The ceived for landscape Manag- lic is invited. On behalf of the employment of Diane Han as the new elementary music teacher for Alto and Runciman was ap- proved. Approval was also granted to hire Ellen l^e Jones 20% - 50% OFF under an extra duty contract as the new High School Debate S: Coach following the resignation *: of Laurie Ringling. The Board •: Winter f: accepted the resignation of 1( \i Cathy Bertelson who was the Jackets district's part time Speech Patholgist. 11 In other action, the Board i: awarded the lowest bid for prop- 15 Children's 4 - 16, Jr's. M - L, ane fuel to Holton Gas Company UATKM FF* MURSfRY/UHDSUPf 1: as the district's supplier for prop- Ladies S-M-L-XL with ane fuel for the bus fleet. The (OMTEST HUM amendment to the 1984-85 Members of the Michigan FFA State Nursery/Landscape team were one of 42 teams participat- 1: removeable sleeves 4: budget was adopted, and ap- ing in the Nursery/Landscape Contest at the S7th National FFA Convention in Kansas City. MO. S: Hooded knits, zip front, proval was given to approve the Members of the team are (left to right): Jenny Dine. Jami Johnson, Chad Blasher with their Ad- S: Debt Retirement. Athletic, and visor/Coach, Peter Siler of Lowell, ML 7: button front & belted Food Service budgets for the The National FFA Nursery/Landscape Contest is a Special Project of the National FFA Foun- S 1984-85 school year. dation. Inc., sponsored by the American Association of Nurserymen, Inc., Wash., D.C., The next items of business Wholesale Nursery Growers of America. Wash., D.C., Kubota Tractor Corp., Compton. CA and were related to the Transporta- Amfac Garden Products. Inc., Burlingame. CA. Clearance 25% to 50% Off tion Department. Approval was given to award the lowest bid for a Collins Wheelchair Lift to Price in Adrian honor society Entire Mens Department! Hoekstra Truck Equipment to be u installed on an existing bus. and Fifteen Adrian Colege stu- academic honor an Adrian Col- senior elementary education 11 approval was granted to dispose dents recently were inducted into lege student can receive. major, Darla is the Historian/Re- i: of two buses for scrap metal. the college's chapter of the Ten seniors and five Juniors porter for Kappa Dalta Pi. the In the last time of business the Alpha Chi National Honor were inducted to the honor group education honorary society. A i: Board passed a resolution to Scholarship Society. Selection at ceremonies held during Par- 1981 graduate of Lowell Senior 1: change to Rate C with Consum- into the society is based on high ents Weekend at Adrian College. High School, she is the daughter ers Power Company for the high academic performance and ex- Alpha Chi membership also in- of Charles and Louise Price of 1: Sara Street in Lowell. 3: school as it would constitute a tracurricular activities. cludes 11 senior students who cost savings to the district. Alpha Chi seeks to recognize were inducted last year as 3: and promote outstanding juniors. Rubber Stamps & Engraved 4: Printed Napkins, Matches scholastic performance and This year's inductee from this Siena made to order, 897- 897-9261 leadership and is the highest area is: Darla Price of Lowell - A 9261.

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