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The Grand Valley Ledger
Lowell Area Reader* Since 1893 Voium* 10, Issue 19 March 26, 1986
AhmgMmStmt epa files civil suit against city
The City of Lowell made the front page of Friday's Grand Rapids Press, and the article didnl concern Showboat, Macker or the wrestling team. Lowell and the State of Michigan have been named in acivil action filed by the United States Enviro- mental Protection Agency (EPA). The suit claims that Low- MANY BUSINESSES CLOSED ell is in violation of the Clean FOR GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES Water Act and its National Dis- charge Elimination System Many Lowell businesses will be closed for Good Friday Services. (NPDES) permit as the city dis- Some will be closed from noon until 3:00 p.m. and others will be charges pollutants into (he Flat closed from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. Attractive signs listing these River from its sewage treatment hours ait available for businesses to post in their windows. The plant located at 300 Bowes Rd. signs may be picked up at either the Grand Valley Ledger or from The penalty in this case can be Chuck Meyers at the State Savings Bank. See page five of this as much as $10,000 per day for issue for details concerning the Good Friday Services offered by each day since July 1, 1985, the Lowell Ministerial Association. when new waste limitations went into effect. A news release from PLANNERS FOR "WCUZ/SHOWBOAT CELEBRATION" the EPA states that Lowell is cur- TO MEET rently discharging about 600 pounds of suspended solids into Lowell's primary sewage treatment plant at 300 Bowes Rd. was listed in the Enviroroental Showboat Board Members and all friends of the Showboat are the Rat River each day, and their Protection Agency's civil suit against the dty of Lowell as the source of pollutants now being encouraged to attend an 8:00 a.m., Saturday, March 29 meeting NPDES permit allows for a discharged into the Flat River. at Lowell City Hall. Showboat President Ray Quada asked all maximum of 363 pounds per those who have participated in planning the annual Memorial Day (tey. weekend event to attend, and bring along a friend. This year's Lowell was one of only seven State Savings affiliates festivities promise to be bigger and better than ever. such suits filed by the EPA. Five suits were filed in New Jersey against Hoboken, West New ANNUAL FIREMEN'S PANCAKE BREAKFAST York, Jersey City, Bayonne and with Zeeiand based bank North Bergen. The other suit was Saturday, March 29. serving from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at filed in Colorado against the city It was jointly announced today listed on the National Over-The- The main office of the Stale the VFW Hall. Come and enjoy eggs, pancakes, sausage, and of Denver. by Harold J. Englehaidt, Chair- Counter Stock Exchange. Ibes- Savings Bank and a branch are coffee. Cost is only S3.00 for adults and $1.50 for children. Lowell City Manager Ray man of the Board of Slate Sav- day's Will Street Journal listed located in Lowell, with one addi- Quada feels Lowell was singled ings Bank, Lowell, and David the stock at 20 3/8. tional branch office on Myers MAUNAY THURSDAY SERVICE out because the city government M. Ondersma, President and Ondersma commented, "Wc Lake Road near Rockford. Estab- here has been very vocal about Chief Executive Officer of First welcome the State Savings Bank lished in 1934, the bank has Maundy Thursday service will be conducted at the First Congre- their stand on building a plant. Michigan Bank Corporation, to our family of banks and wel- grown to $61,500,000 in assets gational Church of Lowell on North Hudson Street the day before without federal and state finan- that a letter of intent to affiliate come the benefits this affiliation at year end 1985. Good Friday, Thursday March 27. The symbolic Last Supper ser- cial help. Such plants have nor- has been signed by both com- brings to both organizations and First Michigan Bank Corpora- vice will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the downstairs dining room. Good mally been funded at 75% fed- panies. to the communities they serve . " tion, with total assets of Friday Service for the area will be held at 1:30 at the same church. eral dollars and 25% local and The proposed affiliation is Englehardt stated that State Sav- $760,687,000 as of December Everyone is welcome at both services. state. "The plant that has been subject to the approval of various ings Bank will continue to oper- 31, 1985, is the parent organiza- designed and was approved by regulatory agencies and approval ate under its current name and tion of FMB-First Michigan SWIM INSTRUCTORS NEEDED the EPA and stale Depvtment of by the shareholders of the State as a separate entity. He does not Bank, Zeeiand; FMB-Lumber- Natural Resources (DNR) in De- Savings Bank. The affiliation anticipate any changes in staff, man's Bank, Muskegon; FMB- The Lowell YMCA is taking applications for summer Life cember of 1982 would cost an would be accomplished through officers or directors. "We will Oceana Bank, Hart; FMB-Coro- Guards and Swim Instructors. Applicants must be 16 yean of age estimated $5 million to con- an exchange of 6.6 shares of keep all our current employees, munity Bank, Dowagiac, and and pass C.P.R. and Senior Life Saving classes. Apply at 323 struct," says Quada. Quada First Michigan Bank Corpora- will continue to do all of our FMB-First Michigan Bank- Main St., Lowell YMCA. Deadline April 10, 1986. points out that if Lowell has to tion common stock for each bookkeeping here and operate Grand Rapids. fund this project alone, and is share of common stock of State our computer center at the Low- ATTENTION LHS CLASS OF 1981 able to bond the project at a mar- Savings Bank. FMB stock is ell office", said Englehardt. ket rate of 7%, the first year's The second organizational meeting to plan our 5th year class interest will be $350,000, or reunion will be held Saturday, April 5 at 1:00 p.m. at Larking in about $35 per month from each Lowell. Anyone interested but unable to attend should call 676- of the city's 1,200 sewer custom- Both millage issues pass 2371 days, or 897-8553 evenings. ers. "Add in operating expenses, payment on the principle, nor- Less than 800 voters turned 86 no, millage shift - 274 yes • 24, was conect, and a legal ATTENTION LHS CLASS OF 1971 mal repairs, etc., and we could out Monday to cast ballots on 128 no; Precinct 2 - Alto, re- notice within the Ledger also be looking at sewer bill increases two millage issues proposed by newal - 78 yes - 36 no, millage listed the conect date. Notice of There will be an organizational meeting to plan our 15th year from $50 to $75," Quada added. the Lowell School District. The shift - 57 yes - 59 no; Precinct the election was also listed in the class reunion, on Sunday, April 6 at 2:00 p.m. at Deb Anchors* On September 30, 1985 the small turnout of only 8 or 10 per- 3 - Vergennes, renewal 164 yes . Lowell School District publica- (Rickert). EPA ordered the city of Lowell cent of the district's 8 to 10 - 71 no, millage shift 140 yes - tion, "Directions," and in infor- Please bring your ideas, your favorite beverage, and any addres- to submit a municipal com- thousand registered voters ap- 97 no and absentee ballots, re- mational material distributed by ses of classmates you may have to: 1027 Lincoln Lake (inside the pliance plan specifying correc- proved both issues. newal 16 yes - 0 no, millage shift the district. We sincerely hope city limits. South of Fairchild Oil). We're looking forward lo tive measures with a fixed rate The first item on the ballot 13 yes - 3 no. voters realized our article was in seeing you. schedule, which would allow the called for the renewal of 22.2 The Ledger erred last week in error, and voted on the right day. city to achieve full compliance mills of operational millage for a front page story about the elec- The Ledger regrets the error, and as soon as possible, but not later a five year period. The second tion. We inadvertently listed has taken steps that will help pre- OFF THE BLOTTER than July 1, 1988. The com- item asked for a shift of .7 mills Ibesday, rather than Monday as vent such a problem from occur- pliance plan says in effect that of debt retirement millage to op- election day. The date, March ring again. A 10 year old juvenile male was arrested by store employees the city will meet the EPA's dis- erational millage. The .7 mills at Ebertiards Supermarket Wednesday, March 19 for shoplifting. charge standards by July 1,1988 was due to be deducted from the Arrested by Lowell officers for driving while license suspended, with or without federal funding. districts 3.3 mills of debt retire- Friday evening, March 21, was Russell Maxim, 27, of Lowell. Lowell is 36 on the state's list ment because increased assess- Scott Myers, age 20, of Lowell, was arrested and taken to the for funding, and well out of the ments generated more money Kent County Jail Tuesday, March 18, on two traffic warrants tunning for financial help. Be- than was needed to pay off debts. issued by the 63rd District Court. cause there is no federal funding, The first proposal passed by a Reported to Lowell officers, Saturday, March 22 was the break- and because $75 sewer bills are 569-193 margin. The second ing and entering of the YMCA pool lockers on South Broadway beyond most residents' ability to item was a little closer at 484 to CmterServices St. Taken was some athletic equipment. pay, the city government has 287. The precincts tallies broke Rebecca Roush, 20, of Lowell, collided with a car driven by been unwilling to submit a down as follows: Precinct 1 - Kristine Gokey, 18, of Alto, Friday, March 21 in the Third Base municipal compliance plan. Lowell City, renewal • 311 yes - PRECISION & FASHION Appointments not always Service Station on East Main. No one was injured. The suit also cites Lowell for HAIRSTYUNG - For both needed at Vanity Hair Fash- Paul Whaley, 21, of Belding collided with a parked car on Main missing deadlines or failing to We ddlver 7 dayi a week 4 • men and women. Man s World ions, Open six days Lowell, St. near West St. Thursday, March 20. Whaley was not injured...... <***»** «.. 8 p.m. Heritage Meat Market Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. 897-7506. Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. March 26, 1986 - Page 2 Obituaries Coming Events Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday, March 26, 1986 - Page 3 his wife. Edna; his son, Michael Richard Place of Hir^him BRANDT - Mr. RUSNCII Brandt, Church, Msgr. James P Moran Floyd Miller of White Cloud; Funeral Home Rev Douglas and Sue Shalander, his grand- 'apan, and Dudley and | .J a^ed H4. passed a*a) Saturday. Celebrant. Interment St. Mary 's severalmeves and nephews Fun- Van Doren of Plymouth Congre- daughters. Saralyn and Jay Vez- P^c of Flint Cremation i, , ' *1 In the Ladgw'i 700 p.m. in the downstairs THE LOWELL COMMU- nity Ed. is sponsoring a Mys- THURS., APRIL 17: Lowell covered: PMS. Menopause. Manrh 22 at Ferguson Hospital Cemetery eral Services were held Tbesday. gahonal Church officiating. In- ino. Am) and Allison Shalander, taken place Arrangements tC 'I "Coming EvenU" are free tery Trip for Senior Citizens. Osteoporosis. Nice Women Surviving are his wife. Jeanette. March 25 at theCook-Grandville terment Chaptl Hill Memorial dining room. Good Friday NITY BAND will rehearse the Community Ed., in coopera- all of Lowell; his nephews, DeGraal Funeral Home ' m of dwrge to any non-profit his children. Rev Donald and Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald Gardens Service for the area will be 2nd and 4th Monday of each Cost is $1 plus the price of tion with St. Mary s Hospital, Finish Sick, and Inside Ar- Pmcilla Brandt of Jemson, Mari- HEINTZELMAN - Mrs. Ilene Zartman officiating. Interment organization in the Lowell, heid at 1:30 at the same month at 7:30 P.M. in the lunch. You must register by is presenting a senes of 5 thritis. For information, or to lyn and Gary Zandstra of Culler- G. Heintzelman. aged 63, Rosedale Memorial Park Ada, Alto, and Saranac church. Everyone is wel- Lowell High School band calling Marge at 097-0434 or classes. "For Women Only." register, call Marge at 097- ville; five grandchildren; three passed away Sunday. March 15. In the Service araa. W# prater audi come at both services room. sign up at the Lowell Senior The following topics will be 0434 sisters and four brothers. Mrs. Surviving are her husband. Roy SERNE - Mrs Dons May notices to be kapt brief and Neighbors' Center. Navy Fireman Apprentice son of Napoleon B and Ju^ f Cora VandenBosch. Maurice. E. Heintzelman; children, David PORRITT - Mr. Robert A hw Seme, of Lowell, passed away to be aubmitted by mail, James C. Mekher, son of Larry Kllison of 6058 RiversidcDmc QUA-KE-ZIK MARCH 9 - APRIL 5: The Rowland. Walter, and Chester and Cindy Heintzelman of Grand ritt, aged 73, of Grand Rapids, unexpectedly Monday. March S and Nancy L. Mekher of 7317 Saranai. Michigan, viys but will accept notices by SPORTSMAN'S CLUB Lowell Area, Arts Council Brandt. Mrs. Mane VanHouten. Rapids. Jack and Kathy passed away Friday. March 21. 17. at Butterworth Hospital She lf) MacAnhar. Saranac, MI, re- vojved in a NATO-sp,,^ phone at 897-9261. meets every 2nd and 4th Center Gallery will have a de- Mrs Clarence (Ethel) Worst, all Heintzelman of Cutlerville. Vera Surviving are his four daughters. if survived by her husband, Will- cently reported for duty aboard enwcise by puticipan^ sign showcase "Made In of Grand Rapids; a sister-in-law. Larsen of Grand Rapids; four Arleen (Charles) Mailhot. Grace iam; sister, Etta Mathews of ln lhc Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the the destroyer tender USS Puget WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Mrs. Gladys Brandt of Lowell granddaughters; one great-grand- (John) Kragt of Montana. Bev Newaygo, MI; sons and Amy s return of forces to ciub building at 11400 Fore- LoweH." The show is a dis- son; her mother , Mrs. Jettina (Bill) Smith, Jane (Tom) daughters-in-law. William and Sound, homeported in Norfolk, many (REFORGKR) antl lhc A|| Chapter night meeting is heid man Road. Lowell. play of the products of nine ELECTRICITY. and a brother-in-law. John Straayer of F1. Services includ- Spidell of Ada; brother, Carl Grypma; eleven grandchildren, Jeanne Seme of Valencia, CA, VA. Force'i Crested Cap exercises the first Monday of each Lowell Manufacturers. Hours ing Committal were held Tues- Spidell of Grand Rapids; sister, five great-grandchildren; his sis- James and Eleanor Seme. A 1985 graduate of Saranac The exercises arc designed to month, at 8 p.m. EVERY THIRD THURSDAY at the Art Center Gallery 1-5 day. March 25, at the Zaagman Mrs. Doris Haningberg; Aunt ter. Rose Heacock of Alto; one Thomas and Christine Seme. High School, he joined the Navy develop uniformity of doctnne Pack Meeting, Cub Scout p.m. Monday through Friday, standardize procedures f,* ^ Memorial Chapel Rev. Fre- Carrie Watermulder; several brother. Francis Porritt; several Michael and Joanne Seme, all in June of 1985 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Pack 3188 will meet at Run- and 1:30 • 4:30 Saturday and response to a crisis ami 4. derick Dolfm and Rev John nieces and nephews. Funeral Ser- nieces and nephews Funeral Ser- of Ada. MI. Patrick and June Business Meeting is heid the dman School, beginning at Sunday. Other viewing times Seme of Lowell. MI. Mrs. Seme Manne Cpl. Martin G. Ale- monswate solidantv in commit Breuker officiating. Interment vices were held Thursday. March vices were held Monday. March third Monday of each month, 7:00 p.m. This is a family can be arranged by calling Woodlawn Cemetery. 19 at the Metcalf & Johkhoff 24 at the Arsulowicz. West Fun- was preceded in death by one xander. st)n of Dolores K. Ale- mem to NATO goals and at 8 p.m. event. Future activities will the Center. 097-0545. The Funeral Home. Pastor Arvle De- eral Home. Interment Bowne grandchild Dale Seme Also sur- xander of 820 N. Hudson, Low- tives. Center is located at 149 S. Vaney of Wooodward Ave. Bap- Center Cemetery. Alto. viving are 15 grandchildren, ell, MI, has been promoted to Ellison isanaenalphotoauivc be discussed and awards MAUNDY THURSDAY tist Church officiating. Inter- seven great-grandchildren; his present rank while serving at sensors repairman with the 2nd presented. Hudson in Lowell. ment Floral View Cemetery cousins, nieces and nephews. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Military Inttlligence Battalion in SERVICE: will be conducted POX - Mrs. Bemadine Doyle The Mass of Christian Burial San Diego West Germany at the First Congregational THE RECYCLE CENTER at MARCH 17 - MARCH 27: Fox, aged 74. of Lowell, passed POTTER - Mr. Jackson M. Pot- was offered Thursday. March 19 A 1984 graduate of Lowell His wife, Mary, is the daugh- Church of Lowell on North Eberhard's parking lot is Just a note to Inform you of away Monday. March 17. She is ter, aged 71, of Grand Rapids, at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Senior High School, he joined ter of Ida M. Condon of 240S Hudson Street the day be- open for bottles, tin cans, our "Senior Parents Sub- survived by her sons. Mr. Will- MYERS-Mr. Harold E. Myers, died Friday, March 21. Surviving CARE Lowell, Msgr. James P Moran the Marine Corps in December Walden Woods. Wyoming. fore Good Friday, Thursday, sale." The price will be $1.50 iam (Nora) Fox of East Grand aged 81, passed away Saturday. are his wife Dorothy M.; three aluminum, newspaper, and Celebrant. Interment St, Mary's 1984. Michigan March 27. The symbolic Last Rapids. Mr Robert (Grace) Fox March 22 at Alpine Manor. Sur- sons, Stanley S. of Ada, Douglas brown paper bags. each or 3 for $4.00. Cemetery. The sergeant is a IWO and Mr. John (Jamie) Fox both viving are three grandsons. J. of Cascade, and Dennis M. of **«* Supper service will begin at graduate of Saranac Communis of Lowell; 12 grandchildren, Harold M. McGee of Lake SUN., MARCH 30: Ionia Grand Rapids; seven grandchil- Army Sgt. Steven R. Ellison, High School. four great-grandchildren; one sis- Orion. Robert R. McGee Jr. of dren; a sister. Mrs. Harry (Helen) Long Rifles is having a Shoot ter. Mrs. Hans (Martha) Fischer Alto. Patrick M. McGee of Strader of Royal Oak; several HARMER - Harry E. Harmer on March 30th. Call Tom of Lowell. The Mass of Christian Grand Rapids; three great-grand- nieces and nephews. Funeral Ser- of Grand Rapids, passed away after 6:00 p.m. Burial was offered Thursday. children. Michelle. Robert and vices were held Tuesday. March Wedensday. March 19, 1986 at cozy comer March 20. at St. Mary 's Catholic Tara Lynn: one brother-in-law. 25, at the Mecalf & Johkhoff the age of 90. He is survived by MARCH 30 & 31: Presenting an Easter Musical: "Up From HEALTH the Grave' by Joe E. Parks, by Roger Brown performed by the 40 voice By choir of Alto Baptist Church. Dr. Paul Gauthtor I don't know about you, but I've really been looking forward Directed by David Roush. v Dr. Jim Lang to the coming of Hall€y s Comet. I happened to be in the Florida Easter Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Keys as the comet was coming past us on its way toward the sun. and Monday, 7:00 p.m. Alto Every night Td head out with my binoculars hoping for a glimpse Baptist Church, comer of of the famous comet from this southern vantage point. But, every FACTS ON INFERTILITY night Td be disappointed by hazy skies, moonlight and car head- 60th and Bancroft,. Alto. Nur- In last week's article we began a discussion on inleriility - that ffP lights on the nearby highway. I never did spot the darned thing. sery provided. "Come share is, a couple s inability to conceive a child. We discussed Mh Determined to see this once in a lifetime phenomenon, I began our joy in the risen Lord." male and female causes of infertility, and some of the surgical researching the possibilities of sighting it on its trip past us after means of correction. Today we will concentrate on some of the rounding the sun. I found that the best viewing would occur during APRIL 3 & 4: Lowell Senior. surgical means of correction. Today we will concentrate on some the week of March 17. The comet would be visible at about 10 Neighbors cordially invites of the medical therapies for infertility, and also discuss some of IRA or 12 degrees above the southeastern horizon from about 4:30 to the public to attend their Raf- the support groups available for infertile couples 5:30 a.m. with no moon to hamper visibility. Hot dog, I could Medical therapy for infertility is aimed primarily at inducing fle. Bake Sale and Flea Mar- hardly wait! ket at the Center. 214 E. ovulation (egg formation and migration). Clomid*, a frequently I checked with Casey, and he said that he wanted to be awakened IS YOUR Main, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. used fertility drug, works by "fooling" the hypothalumus gland if I went out comet spotting. The females in the family relish their Contributions are gratefully into pnxlucing more hormones which act to induce ovulation. II sleep too much to be a party to such foolishness. So, I had Terese Clomid* proves to be ineffective. Pergonal* is an injectable prixl- set the alarm for 4:00 a.m. on Monday. I got up, checked out the accepted. KEY TO .. . uct which attempts to mimic, as closely as possible, the hormonal window, and saw nothing but clouds. I repeated the process on releases of the male and female reproductive systems In the female. Tuesday, and again it was cloudy. By Wednesday Terese was FRI., APRIL 4: St. Mary s Pergonal* aids in the development of ovarian follicles, which getting a bit irritable with this 4:00 a.m. routine because she is Church will be hosting a contain the eggs released at ovulation. In the male, this drug insures the controller of the alarm clock. She'd be awakened, only to be Meijers Club Luncheon. a sufficient production of sperm. Pergonal* therapy must be mon- told to reset it for the usual time. It was also cloudy on Wednesday, Food, prizes and MC Buck itored closely by both physician and patient, since it acts directly and again on Thursday. I was really beginning to worry as to Mathews, all for only $3.00. Do not use frayed electrical on the ovaries; over-stimulation can result in multiple ovulation whether I would ever see the comet, and began checking air fares Starts at 12:00 p.m. Babysit- and the possiblity of multiple pregnancy. to someplace with clear skies. ting provided. For more infor- IMMEDIATE Infertility can be a difficult emotional and psychological experi- Finally, at 4:00 a.m. Friday morning I looked out the bedroom cords! Damaged cords may ence for a couple. Feelings of anger, quilt, and helplessness arc window to nothing but clear, starry skies. It was colder than a mation and tickets call common reactions. A thorough evaluation requires an understand- well digger's ankles, but the skies were at last clear! I double Robynne 097-9016 or Flor- couple ence 097-9090. cause a shock or fire. Replace ing team of physicians who will consider the 's psychological checked with Terese to see if she had changed her mind, and got TAX SAVINGS state as pan of the treatment process. Though cure rates are high, »!• a few mumbled remaris about my intelligence in response. intertility treatment can consist of a long and exhausting set ol I put on a pot of coffee, and woke Casey up. I told him to dress MON., APRIL 7: Vergennes frayed or cracked cords. evaluations and therapies. in warm clothes, and I went back downstairs to don my long Johns Co-op Club - Meijer Dinner I o help couples through this period and to help those who must and sweater. The dog was totally confused by all this early morning Party 6:30 - 0:30 at the Ver- M confront permanent infertility, there are support groups such as activity, and just stayed in his bed in the kitchen with an, are gennes United Methodist Resolve. Inc., P.O. Box 474. Belmont. MA 02178, (617) 4K4 you nuts, or what?" look on his face. Even though he's a golden Church on the comer of Par- iCT-vvt 2424, a nonprofit agency with chapters in over 40 cities around retriever, I don't think he's got what it takes for early morning nell and Bailey. Living Past the country. These groups can provide counseling and help relcr duck hunting excursions. He's lucky he ended up with a family Club Presidents will be rec- Lowell Light & Power TAX DEFERRED couples to physicians specializing in infertility treatment of comet spotters instead of duck hunters. Duck season comes around every fall. Halley's Comet only comes around every 76 ognized. Buck Mathews will ff years. be the MC. Tickets are $3 HIGH INTEREST I filled a thermos bottle with coffee and grabbed the binoculars. each. For ticket reservations "Owned By The People of Lowell Duffy finally decided he was going too, so the three of us jumped call 097-7110 or 097-7241. The in the car and took off. We headed south out of town where we'd Grand be up out of the ri\ rr valley with a good view of the southern TUES., APRIL 15: MYS- horizon. We stopped iust east of Alden Nash on 52nd Street, and TERY TRIP! Lowell Commu- piled out of the car. 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STATE Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N Let Us Design An Energy System For Your I guess I had envisioned the comet as a point of light like a star, bonk for 50 years." Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. with a tail. But, as I focused in on this hazy glow, it definitely Home - Guaranteed To Save You 25%-35% ROGER K BROWN took on the shape of a comet with a tail pointing off in the proper Annually On Your Energy Bills SAVINGS direction. Since it was so vague, I began to wonder if my 5:00 EDITOR & PUBLISHER a.m. mind wasn't playing tricks on me. I gave the binoculars to (616) 897-9261 Casey, and he said he saw the same thing. That glow was cither Tri-State Energy Systems Inc. Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan Halley's Comet, or Casey and I hallucinate alike. I'm beaing it State BANK Published Every Wednesday was the comet. FDRS 'WAi NOUtlH The experience was a bit under-whelming, but at least Casey 957-8104 Licensed ——- owotruNirr I# 6115 28th SE Grand Rapids 49606 POSTMASTER: Send address change to The and I can say we saw Halley's Comet. He'll be a ripe old 86 the You eaa argue all day - bat Save This Offer, Financing Grand Valley Ledger, P C Box 128. Lowell. ^ next time it comes around, and I'll be 112, going on 113. But, wutcd eaeify is waited money We WIN Be In Touch Available 49331 I'm not apt to live that long, especially if I ever wake Terese up at 4:00 a.m. for a week straight again. Grand Valley Ledger • Wedneaday. March 26, 1986 - Page 4 Jansma honored at Ada Masonic Temple Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, March 26, 1986 - Page S Don't forget about the Lowell Women's Club Evelyn Jansma, Grand tour of homes, April 29 at 10:00 a.m. Martha, of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Assuming that your calendar The tour will begin at cookbooks. Donation for the Michigan, is being honored at a has Apnl 26 marked with a big Schneider Manor with coffee tour will be $5. with proceeds Reception. Thursday. March 31, X for the Home Tour starting at and Danish and a chance to shop toward our LHS scholarship 1986 at the Ada Masonic Temple 10:00 a.m., let's describe for baked goods, handmade fund. given by Vesta Chapter No. 202 another of the five homes to crafts and Lowell Women's Gub of Ada visit. This one is an historic Evelyn and her husband. white house in the city of Low- Roger, are members of Vesta No. ell. The present owners have Summer zoo discovery 202, as was her Mother She has been in it about a year. The living held many offices in her own room features a bay window, as Chapter and has been a Grand well as a fireplace flanked by weeks begin in June Committee Member, and also a sofas. Bnght blue oriental rugs Grand Representative to New Summer Zoo Discovery adom the floors in this and the ptiles. Monkey Business. Ani Hampshire. She is currently the dining room, with other smaller Weeks will be offered by the mal Smorgasbord, and others 2uA Vice President of (he Kent ones scattered throughiHit the John Rail Zoo and the Jnlm rflfr Summer Zoo ^ discover) County Association Order of the house The kitchen has a break- Zoological Society this summer. Weeks are offered from June 23 Eastern Star The Worthy Grand fast nook, plus pine cupboards Summer Zoo Discovery Weeks through August 22. Cost of the Matron, Jean W. Bateman. and around the walls, creating a are half-day. week long classes week long classes are S20 00 for Worthy Grand Patron. Glenn A. warm and homey effect. There for children ages 4-10. Classes Zoo Society family members and Martin, and the Grand Officers are five bedrooms, count 'em. use the zoo as a resource and $23.00 for non-members. To re of the Grand Chapter Order of with the master bedroom show- include such topics as: Animal ceive a class schedule and regis the Eastern Star of Michigan will ing another bay window, plus a Art. Junior Zookeepers. Di- tration form, call 776-2591. be exemplifying the Degrees of pair of peacock chairs. nosaurs. Mammals. Birds. Re- the Order following the Recep- SERVICES tion. Alice Rooker is Worthy Matron and Roger Rowland is Worthy Patron of Vesta Chapter Evelyn Jansma AT . . . SWING INTO No. 202 of Ada
Letter to Homespun FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH the Editor Devotions 404 North Hudson Street, Lowell
Dear Editor: By Pauline Spray Many of us mark the coming of Spring by the sighting of the Host Pastor: WITH LOWELL COMMUNITY ED first robin, others by the warmer Learn to do well...(Isaiah 1:17) 'Mama. I just got evcr>thing days and still others by the crocus that was on the list in your March 28th as it opens its fragile petals. But "Mama, you owe Daddy some change purse." she explained in- The Reverend SIGN UP FOR AN ENRICHMENT CLASS! to me Spring has not officially money." one of the children an- nocently. arrived until Bills Ice Cream has nounced as she and her father Then it dawned on me I h&l DAVID HAGENS COMING IN APRIL: opened. As I drove through town returned from a trip to the store. made a costly mistake It doesn ( Painting With Watercolors Care & Culture of African Violets last week I viewed Rosie Ball ' Whyr I asked, in surprise. pay to keep used grocery lists in at 1:30 P.M. Home Buying & Financing Turn an Aquarium Into a Terrarium busy at work preparing for open- 'All you had to buy was a loaf my billfold. But this experience Learn to Crochet ing day. I was overcome with ex- of bread and 1 sent a quarter for taught me a lesson, even if it was Speaker: Also: A series of 5 classes. Tor Women Only," presented by citement for now f truly knew that.'* expensive. Spring was upon us. Ball's treats the staff of St. Mary s Hospital: Setting a sack of groceries on We learn through our mis- The Reverend have delighted my taste buds for the kitchen table, my husband takes. Often times it is the only Pre-Menstrual Syndrome Menopause seven years and this year 1 will said, "She went into the store to way we learn RICK L UPCHURCH Osteoporosis Nice Women Finish Sick be introducing the youngest of get the groceries but didnl have John Newton said: "Expen Inside Arthritis our family to their tantalizing de- enough money. I gave her ence is the Lord s school, and Church of the Nazarene For more information, or to register for any of these classes, sserts. Yes, I am sure many feel enough to finish paying for they who are taught by Him usu- call MARGE at 897-8434 as 1 do that the opening of Ball's them." ally learn by the mistakes the\ is the essence of Spring. "But.'' 1 insisted, "all I wanted make that in themselves thc> Title of Sermon: A Faithful Patron was a loaf of bread " have no wisdom; and by their / slips and falls, that they have no strength. ^ "The Scars of the Cross" Sometimes experience is the ATTEND SERVICES best, but "an expensive teacher Prayer: Dear Lord, help me to Sponsored by: "learn to do well." May I always seek Thy infinite wisdom instead Lowell Ministerial Association ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNITY ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH of relying on my finite under 10501 Settle wood Ph 897-7185 Lincoln Lake Ave and Three Mile Rd REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH standing. Give me Thy superior Sunday School 9 45 A M. 7152 Bradfield St. S E 676-1698 Lowe« 897 5648 7227 Thornapple River Dr 676-1032 power. I shall slip and fall it I Worship Service 11 00 A M REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Offering to be divided between: Sunday School 1000 AM Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Evening Service 6 00PM depend on my own infenor Morning Worship II 10 AM Morning Worship 9 30 A M. Morning Worship 10D0A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 11 00 A M. strength. Grant that 1 may profit | Family Bible Hour 7 00 P M Sunday School 1120AM Access Six and World Vision GLENN H MARKS by my blunders and mistakes Wednesday Mtmsti les 7 00 P M Evening Worship 6 00 P M Evening Worship 6 00PM Foreman Road Applying God s Word lo Daily Life WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Amen. 897 9110 and Gori s Love to Hurling Lives' COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL (Nursery will be provided) AAJUUJIMItHimy CALVARY CHRISTIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REFORMED CHURCH OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton OF LOWELL Volunteer Choir Q" Comer o( 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E BEFUS OF LOWELL ^01 North Washington Street Sunday School 10 00 AM Morning Worship 9 50 A M 1151 West Main Street - 897 8841 «ev Rick Upcurch Practice begins at 12:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) REV STEPHEN M ARRICK Church School lOflOA.M I % Jr Sr High Young People 6 30 P M Sunday School 1115AM Worship Service 10 AM & 6PM Morning Worship 1100AM (bring choir robe if possible) Evening Worship 7 00 P M f veninq Service 6 00 P M Sunday School 1115AM Evening Service g ^Q p ^ Wednesday BiWe Study 7 00 P M Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Supervised Nursery During All Sen/ices Wednesday Mid-Wec* Service REV GEORGE L COON Jr. Teens. Adults 7 00 P M 868 6403 or 868 6912 Nursery-Come & Worship With Us This Liformation Sponsored By The Following Merchants: FIRST CONGREGATIONAL GOOD SHEPHERD FIRST UNITED METHODIST LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF LOWELL Timiiiirnnm Bristol Body Shop (Member United Chun 1 • Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL RENT YOUR Lambert Variety 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 North Hudson rii Spring Si Lowell Comer of Segwun & Grand River MARCH 26: Margaret Hoatv REGULAR HOURS Morning Worship 8 30 A 11 00 A M SPACE 897 5906 Bob Perry. Carol Maynard Ian Lowell Granite Company Speerstra Insurance Agency REV DAVID HAGENS Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M . Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 45 A M Church School 9 30 lo 10 30 A M. Silvis. Rose Hildenbraml Morning Worship 10 On A M JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR TODAY!! Church School 10 00 A M REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER 897 8307 MARCH 27. ^ Modem Photographies Larkins Saloon iCribbery & Nursery Provided i v Nu'sery available at both services 897-9261 Roudabush. Barrier • Free Entrance MARCH 28: Doris Ander- Waller's Riverfront Clothing Lowell Cable TV son, Jason Curtiss. I "llim ST. MARYS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Stepek. Randy Diniamm Heritage Meat Market Lowell Light & Power SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH MARCH 29; Caihy Met ^ CATHOLIC CHURCH (JF LOWELL u r FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL John Ellison. Rick " * ' (Uivted Church of Christ) 402 N Amity 2275 West Main Street Old Grange Hall Sandra Van Weelden. Ron t «• King Milling Company Lowell Auto Body 125 Bndge St Saranac Ml MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sunday School 9:45 A M 1019 Grand River Ave DIAL-A-PRAYER-642-9659 NEW HOURS Moming Worship 11:00 A M Morning Worship 10 00 A M Sunday Services 10 30 AM "mARCH 30; Dolores EIM" Lowell Lanes Dave Clark Plumbing & Heating Saturday Mass 5 30 P M Evening Worship 7;00 p M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M Sunday School 11:15 AM Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M Sf. High Youth 0 3Q p ^ Ron Howard. BOB ROUSH, PASTOR ALLEN H HERMANSADER Awana - Wednesday 6:45 P M M\RCH 31: Peter Kcnip. 897-7489 LA Trim Grand Valley Ledger INTERIM PASTOR Wednesday Family Hour 7 30 p ^ TeraRaab. Lilly Rose Haw ^ 642 6322 DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 TonyHeykoop. . vol DAVID J. COBB, Youth Pastor 897-6348 APRIL I; ChriMophe' link. John VanTassell Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, March 26, 1986 • Page 7^ Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, March 26, 1986 • Page 6 EPA vs. Lowell, cont'd. nr. v Pack 3102 holds Pinewood Derby meet several compliance dead- "So far. the EPA has not agreed where the civil suit mighi lead lines. Any deadlines that we to do that, they jusl want us lo "1 just don't know "hesaul The Grand Valley Ledger'$ • • • have missed regard construction, sign a compliance plan and let "we haven't even been officially and we can't begin construction us worry about the money later." served yet. I do know thai wc until we've resolved this money he added. will seek legislative help in deal issue." Quada said. "We cur Quada wouldn't speculate on ing with our problem." he added rently have our engineers scaling down our plant design in case The first radio SOS wet sent in 1909 when the Hner we are forced to build without Araphoe. with Its engines disabled, radioed for help off state or federal help," Quada Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. noted Quada feels the city can build a plant on their own that would meet the EPA's discharge
requirements, but would cost HfcfL much less than the $5 million price tag on the current design. The EPA requires a design that will service not only the city, but also will handle some inflow from Lowell Township. Also, if What do you call that little metal or plastic tip on the the city builds with its own end of your shoelace? An aglet, say the experts LISTING funds, they can skirt the Davis/ Bacon Act which mandates that certain pay scales be met on fed- MAGAZINE A imiMng Scott MacNaughton and an unidentified Cub Scout prepare their can for a heat erally funded projects The EPA in Pack 3102*8 annual Pinewood Derby. MacNaughton finished with a second place in his division. plan also stipulates that federally 9 Features Complete funded sewage plants be de- GRATTAN Lowell Cub Scout Pack 3102 pick the correct winner in even MacNaughton and Greg Biggs signed to handle projected in- listings of Lowell held their annual Pinewood the closest races. The competi- respectively. The first, second creases for 20 years. Deiby competition at last Tues- tion was divided into three age and third places in the 9 year old Quada feels that the bottom TOWNSHIP Cable TV Channels day's pack meeting The Cubs brackets of 8 year olds, 9 year division went Sean Brown, line to the issue is that the EPA and their fathers built the often olds and ten and over. The first David Brandt and Eric Ander either flatly refuse to fund the On A Dally Basis. elaborate races from a kit consist- place finisher in each age bracket son. In the eight year old division project or guarantee that Lowell ing of a chunk of pine, wheels will go on to district competi- Robby White took first with keep its place at 36 on the state's and axles. The rest is left to the tion. Chris Goggins and Dale list for funding, even if the city e Special Sports imagination. First place in the ten and over Kivinenr taking second and NOTICE builds the plant on their own. Pack 3102 has an elaborate 3 division went to Chhs Scoles. third. I'd hate to see the residents of ANNUAL MEETING Listings lane track with electronic eyes to Second and third went to Scott Lowell have to pay outrageous sewer bills only to give up our Time to sign up for YMCA Softball slot in line for funding if it ever The Grattan Township Board will hoW an ANNUAL e Special Dally becomes available," Quada said MEETING Movie listings II SATURDAY, MARCH 29,1986 PROMOTION - la the name of the game! Advertising at 1:00 p.m. at the Grattan Township Hall, 11680 e listings Coincide book matchet from the Old Belding Road, Belding, Ml I Ledger, 105 N. Broadway. With Numbers On
A budget shall be submitted for consideration A which includes Federal Revenue Sharing Entitle- ment Funds. Air stored in TELESCOPES Complete and BRASS BUTTONS for hundreds of years may help re- Citizens attending the hearing have the right to pro- lasy To 1 searchers understand the vide written and oral comments and ask questions "greenhouse effect" by which concerning the entire budget and the relationship the earths temperature rises, WWMT Koiamaaao, Ml CD H| \ Ml HN ' of entitlement funds to the entire budget. • reports 'international WUHQ aottia Crook, Ml • Wildlife" magazine. Scientists WXMI Grond Ropkb, Ml • az) Laminf, Ml CD hoped that by measuring the Rex Lally WINS • - WFSL Lonting, Ml • carbon dioxide level in the anti- Clerk • WOTV Grand Rooidf, Ml • CD que air, they can better under- CIS,19 WILX Jodnan, Mi • (9 stand how changing levels have wove Alandola, Ml • Sara and Kyle Triplctt register for the YMCA's Cadet Youth Softball. Looking on is their influenced global wanning WKAR E. Laminf, Ml • Grand Rapids, Ml (9 father. Dale Triplett, who is a volunteer Coach for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd grade level team. The Y over centuries. WZZM • Noma lax Oftce also offers T-BaU for current and entering kindergartners and Jr Ball for 4th, 5th, 6th graders. HBO • WTBS Atlanta, OA • Registration is open to boys and girls thru April 18th. CINEMAX Gnamax • USA USA Natwaik • CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 28 DISNEY Dfcnay • Local woman makes Easter surprises! CBN CRN CeUt Matwik • THRU THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1986 WON Oikofa, A • f , , ai • Fill an Easter basket with ESPN IWVWP// w G.R. medical history Cobfe Newt Ntwrir Easter delights from CNN • The indomitable, Oscar-winning Katharine Hepburn makes a rare TV appearance when she stars as a wealthy widow in ^Mrs. 9 NICK MkksUdi/w/AAR • Hallmark...dolls, stickers, Delafield Wants lo Marry/* a made-for-TV movie airing Sunday, March 36 on CBS. A Lowell woman made Grand times at University of Michigan miniatures and decorative Rapids medical history recently Hospital in Ann Arbor. A team pins. Louise Ryder underwent a com- of doctors from Blodgett Memo- plicated inner ear surgical rial Hospital observed the opera- technique used for the first time tion in Ann Arbor, and decided in a Grand Rapids hospital. to perform it here Ryder. 50. suffered from a severe The three hour surgery per- Guaranteed inner ear malfunction that caused formed by Dr. Thomas R. perpetual dizziness and impaired Spooner and neurosurgeons Dr. hearing She compared her David Herz and Dr. Oliver D. symptoms of dizziness to the Grin, Jr. requires the skills of lowest price feeling one gets when lying on these specialists. The surgeons a waterbed. The problem had enter behind tHe ear. drill through progressed to the point that her the skull and locate the eighth Brach's ^ Baskets husband. Jim. had to steady her nerve The nerve transmits a per- in town!* as she walked son's hearing and balance mes- Jelly Bird Eggs ^ Grass Ryder was diagnosed with sages, The surgeons then cut Meniere's Syndrome last year. halfway through the nerve to in- s Candy The uncommon disease causes terrupt the faulty balance re- 1 Lb. Bag hearing loss, dizzmets and un- flexes. hut maintain the patient's comfortable pressure in the af- hearing ability. s Toys fected ear A new surgery re- Following the operation, ctifies the problem without de- Ryder said that she was a little Don't Forget to Register Beautiful s Cards stroying the ear. as was the case unsteady from the surgery, hut to win the "Big Bunny" Bag with previous surgical methods. 79 not dizzy and was able to hear The surgery was first used in again. She is now recovering at Heirloom PHOTO TIMES: the state about 18 months ago. home, and pmgressmg rapidly. Portrait Fri.( Mar. 2S and has been performed several HOURS: Package TlMEOf^S 10 • 1 p.i ou Said " 7*??0u) Mon. - Sat., THe MO 10am-6pm CAFjp&GlJFT we apes 2 p.m. • 6 pi 2(8x105), 2(5x7s| Wednesday, Sot., Mar. 29 123 W MAIN. LOWEU Ml 49331 PH 897-9918 10am-8pm MQKFE^ and 10 wallet5 for only... 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. WE'RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR VARIETY Of NEEDS I • 95 (*pos«t'(tot Si 50 sinmg to* tor Mch «l»i«rwM subpef Aa>i
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Jamie Cook, daughter of Jim im/u 400PM Q — MM Satcort DoNos at Oovolnnd Also, Jami Johnson and Julie Rit- and Berdie Cook of 500 Alden 4:30PM O 91-.Wido World of Sports Nash Avenue in Lowell, was as- 5-00AM 09- Aufp Ractaf: S«bnnf Six Hour (R). tersdorf were honored for their O OD ® 3® - SportsWorld: selected as the state winner of 6 30AM 03 — $#eitsCwrtef outstanding scholastic achieve- 6O0PM © - Mark Sasin's Salt Wator Journal I >':Vl 11'' J 1:30 AM © — ment in high school, while the Greenhand Public Speaking 640PM © — SportsContor 9:00AM S3. Becky Dine was selected to rep- Contest at the Michgian Associ- ® — NMI Nockoy: Rooton at RuHalo 9:30AM © - s WwW CWss WMMA ^^ |AlZ* ation of FFA Slate Convention CD - Rost of World J2S252252I2L AFTHHOON resent Michigan in the 1986 Na- 10-00 AM (33 - Auto R«ai»f 'U: O# RMMI R«ang P«Hi«r m held at Michigan State Univer- ffl— Sports Sunday w^RC^MpI fla••RLF '-'wvwri «•y makJMArvlVfwifffwa. 13j0e O (jn A Porfoct Match tional FFA Chorus. Becky and n-OOAMffl - MsM* HM POA Tawr • (H)- VmM O '' Ryan's Hopo Sue Rittersdorf also partkipaled s,,y (>n March 19-21. n:30AM®- • •• ^- ^i 'k_ love Lucy Jamic 1000PM © — Rasobairs Oroatost MHs: Oroat in the State talent search prog- Kpttentod the Lowell 12:30PM ffl- • at) a (!)•(»• as Crasi Covntry: Kinney OiimplsnsMys 1 1 h>A as one of eight finalists in — Coors Sports Pago ram IrOOfM Q3. SwHInf: O.P. Pro SwHInt Championshipi 540 O (T) Mora Ri II — SportsContor I 00 Jim t T the Public Speaking Contest. Ac- 2KX)PM ®— t Tom Nugent, Dawn NHl Hodioy Towns to io n — RadybuNdUft 1905 Mr. Otympia s k ^ cording to Mr. Pete Siler. Lowell 400PM Q) — (Mf Ti Thompson, and Becky Dine also Uvt. Cosby served as official chapter dele- FFA Advisor. 'The purpose of 1140 AM©. 500PM Q3. Skiing: Sonko fm Wost Pro Cog 54S Varlod riogiomi gates duiing the business ses- the Greenhand Public Speaking 600 I CIS Rarty Moming Nows In Motion 5 30PM Q3 — Mori So sin's Soit Wotot Joomol O 6 Moming Strotch Tako 2 sions of the Convention. Contest is lo give Freshman FFA |Ul • »4* < — ^ •#• I1 —- — 2 00AM ^ — Action Sports of tho RO's: RHdgostono Wintor Ski Spodal Standing Left to Right: Shawn Wenger. Jeff DePfcw. Joe 600PM 03 — \ i i. (i n f^WfvWwW memben the opportunity to 240AM © - SportsContor rieser. Jamie Cook, Dawn Thompson and Jami Johnson. Jenny Dine, a 1985 graduate 4 30PM © — NRC Nows at Sunrlso TtM YMM« develop public speaking skills © — Sports Lata wight of Lowell High School and cur- 700PM I — w ln*ko*nH: 190* NCAA Wi ftoskotbolt Kneeling Left to Right: Tom Nugent. Julie Rittersdorf. Sue CNN through a six lo eight minute 300AM © — CoNogo Nockoy: NCAA DMsion I Championship ittersdorf and Tony Huver. (Missing - Becky Dine). rent member of the Lowell FFA speech on a current agricultural 7.35PM ffi-NiA ftoskoHsoil: Houston ot Dotroit Livs. M>cfc«y Mouse Oub Chapter, served as the 1985-86 MONDAY i Eleven Lowell FFA members Lowell FFA members receiv- topic." The title of Jamie's win- IOOPM 8)-TMT 1/31/06 A Study in tbo Word O CD O Soardi for To- State FFA Reporter and presided 900PM SI-OolfT •|P 1owyww M W ®* V Vri o o p'^ • p ^wCOfif^ l KOvfH* i I D \ Aerobics: Radios In Motion (CC) eived Stale honors at the mg State Awards in Leadership over all of the Convention ses- ning speech was Xooperatives 4s Day 03 — Womont loskotboN: 1906 NCAA Womons inskotbnM 140AM 03 — SportsContor lichigan Association of FFA - The Future of The American O) (!) AN My ChNdron Skills Contests were. Jamie sions along with 12 other State *"* •• 900AM ©-Skiing: 1906 Micholob Light Woman's Oiant Slalom (Da (I) OS My I Droam of Joonnie ami vent ion held on the campus Cook, first place gold award in Officers. rarmer. 9:50PM CBI - WorW Coil WrosHinf on4 VoUoybnH 940AM © - Swimming: NCAA Division I Woman's ® O Days of Our >t Michigan State University Greenhan^ ^ d Public Speaking; Also attending the Convention nOOPMlD S) — S^ortswook 1140AM© - Maxda SportsUok cl {Tin O AK ftowt TM. Uvos Jamie Cook 03 3-2-1. Contact (CC) larch 19-21, 1986. The Conven- Dawn Thompson, second run- as chaperones from Lowell were: n :30PM o SD - Mdnv Night Ivont 1340PM 03 — NHl Nockoy: Toams to Ro Annauncod 6 fJ Oroat Spaco 4Coaste r tion was anended by over 2.000 P* aw"d in Public Mrs. Sandi Thompson and Mr. O ) — CANADA handled dip neta off dock for beat re- U.S. 2 and County Rd 506 Dip at aulta, or dip along ahoreline 2S. Dead Legion Park along C R 505 or at river OWTAWO-I. Point* Pnto* 45 mi Au Sable River: 2 mi. S. of Oacoda mouth S E of Dotroit via Mwy 33 Dip along along U.S. 23 Dip at hwy Land near ONTONAGON COUNTY-St. Union both ihocollnos Partt hours are 6 am mouth ia private, permisaion to flah River: 2.5 mi. W of Silver City along to 1:30 am. during smnlt season. there may be needed. It. km Sable M-107. Dip from hwy to mouth and April 1127. Ontario 16 25 smalt River: At Oacoda. Dip on breekwalla along nearby shoreline iicansa raquirad for non^aaktants. 2. with long-handled neta and along HOUGHTON COUNTY—40, ScMoU In Whaattay. At and of Cam par's Cove ahore of river for Vt mi upatream Creek: At Dakar, on Portage Ship Road Dip along shoralina Much of NOTICE ALCONA COUNTY—27 HarrtavtMa Canal. Dip from hwy to mouth 41. tha land ia prlvata. permission to flah Herbor: At Harrlavllle. Dip in harbor, Swedalown Creek: 1.5 mi W of Hart may ba naadad OF MORTGAGE SALE especially near Mill Creek mouth 28. cock on Portage Canal along M-203 LOWER PENINSULA Maak River: In Sleek River, at Black Dip from hwy. to mouth 42. Pfce River: River Rd. and Lakeahore Dr., 2 ml. E. At Chaaaeli along U.S. 41. Dip from WHEREAS, default haa been made in the terms ST. CLAIR COUNTY—J. St Clak Rlvar of U.S. 23. Dip at mouth and along hwy to mouth. In Port Huron at foot of Blua Water shoreline KEWEENAW COUNTY-43. Fanny and conditions of a certain mortgage made by David Bridge Sears Dock and Pine Qrove ALPENA COUNTY—2S. Thunder Bey Hooe Creek: At Fort Wilkins State Park, at St Clair north of Pine River (HAMVO'lli Frank Jibaon and Krlstlna Jibson, his wife, Rhrer: In Alpena Dip at 9th Street Park E. of Copper harbor Dip from mouth; at Marine City and at Algonac Dam Long-handled neta helpful aa outlet to mouth. Mortgagors, to Lake Michigan Mortgage Company south of M-29 Long-handled nets water ia too deep to wade. BARAGA COUNTY—44. Fella River: needed in moat areas becauae of a Michigan corporation. Mortgagee, dated the 6th CHEBOYGAN COUNTY-SO. Mill In L'Anse along U.S. 41 Dip at mouth deep water and atrong current Creek: 4 mi. E. of Mackinaw City along 48. Silver Rhrer: 10 mi N E of L'Anae day of June, A.D., 1975, and recorded in the Office SANILAC COUNTY-4. Lexington Har- U.S. 23. Dip In creek mouth and along on Huron Bay Dip from hwy to mouth bor: At Lexington Dip from piers and of the Register of Deeds for the County of Kent and ahore. 31. Cheboygen Rhrer: In Che- MARQUETTE COUNTY-48. Deed along ahoreline S. Pod Sanilac Har- boygan. from dam downstream 32. River: In Marquette south of Presque State of Michigan, on the 12th day of June, A.D., bor: At Port Sanilac Dip from pier and Oreene Creek: Ten milea E of Che^ Isle Park Dip to bridge along shoreline i. Bridgehampton 1975 in Liber 1822 on Pages 994-997, which said boygan. from U.S 23 to mouth CHIPPEWA COUNTY—47. Galloway Rhrer: At Forester along M-25 Dip EMMET COUNTY-)3. Carp Lake Creek: 1% milea from mouth to mortgage waa thereafter (after mesne assignment) from mouth to hwy 7. Cherry Creek: Rhrer: At Cecil Bay Corners 5 mi. W. M-123 48. Roxbury Creek: Mouth to At Sanilac County Park 1 mi N of For on, to wit: the 6th day of June, A.O., 1975, aasigned of Mackinaw City along Wilderness Lake Shore Dr 48. Naomlkong Creek: ester Dip in park near creek mouth 8. Park Rd. Dip at hwy and mouth. Land Mouth to Lake Shore Dr. to the FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCI- Elk Creek: At Sanilac State Park 2 mi ia public, good fishing access MACKINAC COUNTY—SO. Nunna S. of Foreatville along M-25 Dip from ATION, a corporation organized and existing under MUSKEGON COUNTY —34. Duck Creek: 10 mi. W. of Cedarville along mouth to hwy and along shoreline 9." the laws of the United States, and said assignment Leke Outlet 5 mi N of Muskegon M-134. Dip from hwy. to mouth only Mill Creek: At Forestville along M-25 State Park along Scenic Or. Dip from Dip from mouth to hwy. 51. Carp Rhrer: 12 ml. N.E of St Ig- Congratulations goes to the team of Ryan Holtz, Bob Adams, Toby Alderink, and Mike Gahan for taking first place Wednesday waa recorded on the 12th day of June, 1975 in the hwy. to mouth, along shore and off nace along Mackinac Trail Dip at HURON COUNTY—10. Sucker Creek: night in the YMCA 3 on 3 Basketball I he team finished with a outstanding record of seven and one. Office of the Register of Deeds for said County of the piers of Muskegon and White mouth. 52. Cut Rhrer: 2 mi E. of 1.5 mi N. of White Rock. Dip at lakes C ongratulations also goes to the second place team of Brad Briggs, Matt Faulkcrson, Ryan Crawley, and ScoCt Nagy, who Kent In Liber 1822 on Page 999, and mouth 11. Elm Creek: 2 5 mi. N of Epoufette along U.S. 2. Walk down to OTTAWA COUNTY—35. Pigeon Lake finished with a six and two overall record. All of the teams played well and showed very good sportsmanship. White Rock Dip at mouth 12. Ocka river, dip at mouth 53. Paquln Creek: outlet At Port Sheldon Dip along Creek: 15 ml S of Port Hope along 3 mi. W of Epoufette along U.S 2. shoreline Water in outlet proper is WHEREAS, the amount claimed to be due on aaid M-25 Dip from mouth to hwy. 11 Walk in. dip at mouth 54. Black River: generally too deep for wading Also Willow Creek: At Huron City along 6 mi. E. of Naubinway along U.S 2. Freestyle Club traveled to Big Rapids & Northview, last week mortgage as of the date of this notice is the sum dip off piers at Grand Haven and M-25. Dip at M-25 bridge Land near Dip from hwy. to mouth 55. Mllleco- Holland of Twenty two thousand six hundred sixty three mouth is private, permission to dip re quln River: 1 mi W of Naubinway Dip The Lowell Freestyle Club in Big Rapids, and Northview in VAN BUREN COUNTY—38. Deer Lkk under through 11-12 year olds Meeuwsen. 2nd place, Craig quired 14. New Rber: 15 ml N of within hwy right-of-way Use long-han- and 64/100 dollars ($22,663.64), for principal and Creek: 3 mi S of South Haven at end members wrestled this past Grand Rapids. wrestled, with over 200 kids Cardinel, Matt Osmolinski, Tony Huron City along M-25 Dip al hwy dled nets of 13th Street off old U S. 31 (Blue interest and, bridge Land near mouth ia private, SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY-58. Man- weekend at Ferris Stale College Friday night at Ferris the 8- competing. The Lowell medal Smith. 9-10- Isl place Ron Van- needed off breakwall IS. Schnltxel- plant 22. Whitney Drain: At "Singing Star Highway) Dip at mouth and permission to fish there required 15. istlque River:,At Manistique Dip be benk Creek: On S. side of Point Look- Bridge 9 mi S. of Tawas City along winners were: 8 under - 3rd der Boon, 2nd place Ron Ache- Grindstone City Harbor At Grind along shoreline 37. Brendywlne low old U.S. 2 in rapids 57. South out north of Au Gres Dip at mouth U.S. 23. Dip in lake off mouth and in place, Dave Meeuwsen. 9-10 - son, Joel Urzarski and 3rd place Creek: 5 mi. S. of South Haven off Town Creek: 1 v, miles west of Manis- WHEREAS, no suit or proceedings at law or in stone City. Dip along shore and from IS. Lake Huron: Near Bear Track Inn. river. Ist place, Richie Slouffer, Ron Matthew Inman. 11-12 - Isl pier IS. Plnnebog River At Port Cres- 29th Ave and 77th St Dip at mouth tique to U.S. 2 58. Marbleheed Creek: Lowell Fire Dept. attends seminar equity have been instituted to recover the debt sec- approx 8 mi N of Au Gres. Dip along IOSCO COUNTY—23. Tawaa River: Al and along shore 6 mi. E. of Manistique from the Coun- VanderBoon. 2nd place, Scott place, Eddie Falk and Jim cent State Park Dip at river mouth shoreline 20. Angelo's Creek: Be- Tawas City along U S 23 Dip along ured by said mortgage or any part thereof, and de- ARENAC COUNTY—17. Au Grea River: ty Road bridge to the mouth Swanson. 11-12 - 1st place, Inman. 2nd place, Chris Nauta tween Bessinger and Ham me 11 Beach shore, along breakwall just north of UPPER PENINSULA by Frank C. Leasure along with rescue situations with fault having been made whereby the power of sale At Au Ores along U S 23 Dip along roada Dip at mouth 21. White Stone river mouth and at mouth 24. Tawaa DELTA COUNTY—59. Tacooah River: Eddie Falk. and Ryan Scott. 3rd place Chad shore near mouth Long-handled nets QOOEBIC COUNTY-U. Montr.il Public Relations Officer gram storage and manure storage Point Dib along shore near water City Park: At Tawas City Use long- In Rapid River along U.S. 2 Dip from Saturday al Ferris the 13-14 Chertos. 13-14- Isl place, Mike contained In said mortgage has become operative. River: 17 mi. N.W of Ironwood via hwy to mouth 80. Daya River: 2 mi Spring is ihe lime of year areas. Farm chemicals are also Cadets and Juniors (open) divi- Foss, Tim Hall, Jake Verspoor N of Kipling along Old U.S 2. Dip when barn fires and farm acci- very dangerous and there were from hwy. to mouth 81. Eacaneba sion wrestled with again over and Sean Wheeler. 2nd place Joe discussions on how they should NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of the power of sale River: 3 ml. N. of Escanaba along U.S dents occur and the Lowell Fire 200 kids competing. Medal win- Scott. 3rd place Todd be stored and how they are used contained In said mortgage and pursuant to the 2 Dip from dam to mouth 82. No-See- Department attended a seminar ners were: 13-14 - 2nd place Bniinekool. Um Creek. 10 miles south of Esca in farm situations. Safety of ex- on these subjects March 22, Steve Woodhead. Juniors - 3rd Congratulations to all you statute of the State of Michigan in such case made naba at M-35 83. Ford River: At Ford 1986. An Agncullure Accident tinguishing any fire that might BEFORE River along M-35 Dip from hwy lo place Dale Ensign. boys, you had some tough com- and provided, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on occur was also a topic of discus- mouth. and Rescue program was spon- Saturday al Northview the 8- petition and each week its THURSDAY the 8th day of May, 1986, at 10:00 sion. MENOMINEE COUNTY-84. Cedar sored by the Caledonia Fire De- under through 14 wrestled and tougher. Firefighters that attended the o'clock in the forenoon, local time, said mortgage River: At M-35 Dip near mouth of partment. Many area depart- competed with over 600 kids. This week tournaments will be Elwood Creek near M-35 bridge 85. will be foreclosed at a sale at public auction to the ments were there besides Low- seminar from the Lowell Area Medal winners were: 8-under - held at Cedar Springs and De- Menominee River: At Menominee Dip Fire Department were: Steve WEDDING ell. The program was presented I si place. Jason Hilden, Dave llon. Good Luck lo you all!! highest bidder at the main lobby of the Hall of Jus- at Hattie St bridge 88. Deer Creek: 5 mi. N. of Cedar River by Barry County and Kent Noall, Michael Hill, John Um- tice In the City of Grand Rapids, County of Kent County Farm Bureau in coopera- lauf, Greg McClure, Russell and State of Michigan (that being the place of hold- tion with the Michigan Farm Towne, and Frank Leasure. *1 thought VOM When smelt run, stampede starts uerc eamwiKtr ing Circuit Court in said County), of the premises BELLS RING. J Bureau, County Cooperative Ex- All in all the day was very tension Service and the EMT As- worthwhile and is just one of the described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as Ask the average sportsman Bridge in Port Huron and then sociation. many seminars the Fire Depart- may be necessary to pay the amount due, as what an Osmerus mordax is and advances north. The day was filled with speak- ment attends lo learn more about The first ship to cross tha North Pole beneath the ice aforesaid, on said mortgage with the interest you may gel a blank siarc. Tell AAA Michigan's 1986 Smelt See us for ers. movies, and videos of rescue what lo do in different rescue was the Nautilus on August 3,1958. him Osmerus mordax is a smelt Guide lists 64 of the slate's mosl thereon at eight and one half percent (8.5%) per efforts on large farm machinery situations. QGALITY INVITATIONS and he will run lo his favorite productive locations. The guide annum and all legal costs, charges and expen aes, dipping spot, according to AAA RECEPTION ITEMS t also includes two Ontario loca- including the attorney fee allowed by law, and also Michigan. tions - Point Pelee National Park any sums which may be paid by the undersigned, Smell dipping is extremely ATTENDANTS GIFTS and the Whealley area southwest necessary to protect its interest in the premises. popular because il is easy lo do of Detroit. From April 11-27, GRATTAN VERGENNES and requires very little fishing Point Pclee will extend its hours by Carlson Craft knowledge or equipment. Smell from 6 a.m. lo 1:30 a.m. The premises described in said mortgage are aa also are tasty treals. Smell runs begin when ihe TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP follows: Property situated in the Townahip of Oak- Sportsmen can expect a strong water temperature reaches 40 to field, County of Kent, State of Michigan, to wit: 1986 season, especially in South- 45 degrees. Mosl runs occur be- west Michigan and in the far tween 10 p.m. and I a.m. or on Choose Your A part of the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of western Upper Peninsula. De- dark days. partment of Natural Resources When the smell are running, Section 12, Town 9 North, Range 9 West, commenc- officials predict generally strong NOTICE NOTICE anglers of all ages can be found ing at the Southwest comer thereof; thence East Wedding Invitations runs again this year. in or along their favorite streams. PUBLIC HEARING ANNUAL MEETING along aaid South line of Section 12,10 roda; thence Smell runs should peak the Dipping doesn't require as much North parallel with the West line of the Southeast last two weeks of April in most knowledge as other fishing and 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of aaid Section 12, a dis- Lower Ptninsula streams and in basic equipment - besides a fish- A public hearing of the Board of Appeals of Grattan The Annual Meeting will be held and Accessories From Carlson Craft Or tance of 32 roda; thence West parallel with the lale April through early May in ing license - is nets, buckets, Township will be held at the Grattan Township Hall ihe U.P. Warmer weather could waders and warm clothing. South line of aaid Section 12,10 roda; thence South on Old Belding Road in Grattan on SATURDAY, MARCH 29,1986 start the runs a week earlier, Smell dippers may use hand along the Weat line of said Southeast 1 /4, Southeast One Of Several Other Lines Available At while a cooler spring would nets up to one-half mile upstream 1/4 of aaid Section12; a distance of 32 rods to the mean later runs by one week. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1986 at 1:00 p.m. at the Vergennes Township Hall, 12625 from any river mouth from point of beginning, Oakfleid Townahip, Kent County Easl and Southeast Michigan March 1 lo May 31 south of M- Bailey Drive, Lowell, Ml smelt runs generally last 14 to Michigen. 72 and from April 10 lo May 31 at 8:00 p.m. at which time and place any interested The Grand Valley Ledger. 16 days while Lake Michigan north of M-72. On some A budget shall be submitted for consideration person will be heard. tributaries, where activity is not streams, large dip nets up lo 9 which Includes Federal Revenue Sharing Entitle- Take notice that the period of redemption, pursuant as strong, have 18-day mns. feet square are allowed by permit to M.S.A. 27A.3240 shall be six montha from the Lake Superior tributary runs gen- Donald L. Shaffer has requested a variance con- ment Funds. Check Our Catalogs Out For The only. Other pertinent fishing date of aaid sale. ' erally span 10 days while olher rules may be found in the 1986- cerning the following described property: e Dated: March 26,1966 U P. streams are home to smelt 87 Michigan Fishing Guide, av- Citizens attending the hearing have theright t o pro- runs for 12 to 15 days. ailable free at all DNR field of- vide written and oral comments and ask questions Lot 28, Bedaki Shores, Sections 33 and 34, T8N, Evening Or Weekend. An expected heavier snow fices. concerning the entire budget and the relationship FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, runoff and considerably better WW, Grattan Township, Kant County, Michigan. Many beaches or stream banks a corporation organized and axiatlng under the laws hook-and-line smelt catches dur- of entitlement funds to the entire budget. are private property so of the United States, assignee of mortgage. ing the winter are positive indi- sportsmen should secure permis- Commonly known as 4255 Bedaki Drive, Lowell, cators of strong runs in the U.P. A copy of the entire proposed budget shall be avail- sion from the property owner be- Michigan, to permit the erection of a residence on Evidence of a larger smelt popu- fore starting. able for public inspection at the Vergennes Town- CHARLES A. FORREST, JR. The > substandard lot. lation is being found in streams Mosl sportsmen measure Iheir ship Halt, 12625 Bailey Drive, Lowell. Attorney at Law Grand Valley Ledger from the Indiana line to Ottawa smelt success by the pound or 8145 South Saginaw Street County in Southwest Michigan George Paulias bucket, and the small, silvery Jean Hoffman Grand Blanc, Ml 48439 1 OS IV. Broadway, Lowell, Michigan 49331 The smelt season generally be- fish provide good eating. Be- Secretary gins in Southeast Michigan on Vergennes Township Clerk Telephone; (313) 694-7200 sides being simple lo clean, Grattan Board of Appeals the St. Cltir River system from C18-19 C19,20,21,22 smell can be broiled, pan- or C19 Algonac to the Blue Water deep-fried. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. March 26, 1986 • Page 18 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. March 26, 1986 - Page 19 Scwrtisti Mtimata that aa many as 200,000,000 mataors Lowell wrestlers end o great season antar the aarthi atmosphara avary day. Thaaa and othw mataorite* ara astimatad to add mora than 1,000 tons daMy to tha Earth's waight by Tom Nugent The spectacular 1985-86 Low- D ell Red Arrow Wrestling season ft. is only a memory now Lastlbes- lassified ds day Ihe Team awards Banquet was held to cap off what many say was the best wrestling team ever in Lowell. Several awards were presented Bargains to the wrestlers. Receiving the SPersonals Help Wanted SFOR SALEZBusiness SFOR SALESBusiness Most Pins award was Jim Johnson with 43 pins. Tony 1985 FREE PUPPIES - to good ssenices S Services Huver was named the Most Val- home. Shepherd and Lab BUICK ELECTRA - 4 door, full power, 6,000 uable Player for his second con- mix. Call 897-6628. HELP WANTED - Babysit- EXP'S • 1986 - New styling CHEVELLE • 1979 - Two secutive year. The mosl im- miles. ter, prefer my own home, for tor today s needs. We have door, good condition and proved award went lo Jim LaMrsonnd BUICK RIVIERA-full power, last of the big ones. 2 children, 1 yr and 3 yrs. 2 many to choose from and are priced right at $1,995. This Johnson. And three captains Stereo DJ Service CAMAROIROC-Z - fully equipped, T-tops, 5,000 AUCTIONS - Selling days a week. 2:00 p.m. to dealing nght now. See one week only at Harold Zeigier were named for the 1986-87 sea- "Oldies, But Goodies" miles. out, moving Estates, 6:00 p.m., days vary, in today at Harold Zaigier Ford, Lowell. 897-6431. LAW OFFICE son. Those three who will lead Eastgate area. Call mornings County, Easy Listening OLDSMOBILE TORONADO - 2 in stock, fully next year's team are Brett Nagy. Furniture, Misc., Cash Ford, Lowaii. 897-8431. Open Saturdays. Michael J. Tummino, Jr. till noon. 897-6747 Big Band, Pop equipped. Mike Nugent and Jim Johnson. In 1-Day the Auction Open Saturdays. TFN Judith L. Tummino BUICK PARK AVENUE >4 door, full power, execu- Congratulations Grappiers on Waylll Tom Nagy Auc- F150-1985 -XLT PICKUP- FOR ALL OCCASIONS GENERAL PRACTICE tive trade-in. such a GREAT season! And tion Sales * Service. HELP WANTED - Nurse ESCORTS-1986-High vol- Mint condition. Priced thanks to everyone who made thousands under replace- 1984 Compiata sail outs. Es- aides with experience, good ume discounts with 7.7 APR Call JOHN Divorce, uncontested, this season unforgettable financing available to qual- ment value. Harold Zeigier MONTE CARLO - V6, air, stereo, cruise, wires. 1985-86 Wrestling Team tates and consignment references, car and tele- with or without children, auctions at any of our phone, needed for im- ified buyers. Going on now Ford, Lowaii. 897-6431. Landau. 897-7965 from $150.00. plus three locations. We also mediate assignments. Work at Harold Zaigier Ford, Open Saturdays. After 6 p.m. costs; Wills. $35.00; 1983 offer Insured storage available in your area. Pre- Lowaii. 897-8431. Open Bankruptcy from FORD LTD CROWN VIC WAGEN - all power, special Senior Citizens mium pay for staffing, Medi- Saturdays. MUSTANG - 1980 - 6 cyl., cal Personnel Pool 774- $300.00; Workmen's fully equipped. SHARP! Services, Appraisals automatic, great shape. 8511. BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED - 4 door, full power, LOWELL and Estimates at no RANGERS • 1986 - Priced at only $3,995. Compensation and Per- C19-20 INCOME TAX all options. extra cost. We currently America s leading "Built Ford Harold Zeigier Ford, Low- sonal Injury, no attorney ell. 897-6431. Open Satur- PREPARED DODGE CHALLENGER - 5 speed, stereo, rear have some Friday and WANTED TO BUY - Anti- Tough" Pickup. On sale now fee if no recovery. Legal TOWNSHIP days. defog, 33,000 miles. Saturday open Auction ques of all kinds - one piece with special 9.9 APR financ- consultation on general INDIVIDUAL CHEVY CITATION - 2 door, 4 speed, FM, PS, Dates available in the to entire households. Flat ing to qualified buyers at matters, initial appoint- CHEVETTE-1980-2 door, m BUSINESS 31,000 miles. next few weeks. Over 35 River Antique Mall 897-5360, Harold Zaigier Ford, Low- ment free ell. 897-8431. Open Satur- nice condition and priced to 1982 years of Auctions. Call CTFN Attorney Lowell Office days. sell at $1,995. See it today BUICK REGAL - 4 door, V6, air, stereo, cruise, NOTICE TOM NAGY AUCTIONS Richard J. Heath 897-5931 SWIM INSTRUCTORS at Harold Zeigier Ford, 33,000 miles. at 676-2547. NEEDED - The Lowell FORD-1986-F150 Pickups Lowell. 897-8431. Open 1125 W. Msln, Lowell PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Richard Posthumus Is CAMARO Z28 - 4 speed, air, stereo, cruise, more. YMCA is taking applications - All 4X2 and 4X4 at special Saturdays. Ph. 897-9480 or OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - 4 door, V6, air, rsquesting to have a portion of his prapsrty * 4102 ATTENTION for summer Life Guards and spring prices and 9.9 APR 241-2292 Swim Instructors, Applicants stereo, cruise. Segwun, SE In Saction 23 of Lowall Townahip that NEEDLECRAFTERS financing available to qual- QUAUTY PRINTING must be 16 years of age and is zoned Ag-1 razonad to Ag-2 and a portion that Stretcher Bars For Sale ified buyers. Going on now 4X4 and priced to sell at Offset & Letterpress. Grant. HONDA ACCORD - 4 door, automatic, cassette, pass C.P.R. and Senior Life $9,395. Harold Zeigier Valley Ledger, 105 N. cruise. ia Ag-2 razonad to Ag-1 to allow splitting up tha 5x7 $1.75 Saving Classes, Apply 323 at Harold Zeigier Ford, •* '• Broadway, 897-9261. VOLKSWAGON RABBIT - 4 door, automatic, air, Ag-2 land on a private drive without rsHnquishing 8x10 $2.25 Main Street. Lowell YMCA, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. 0) Open Saturdays. FM. sunroof. any prima agricultural land. This razonlng request 12x16 $2.50 Deadline is April 10, 1986. Saturdays. Tony Huver was voted the Most Valuable Player for the 1985- 16x20 $2.75 DODGE 400 LS - 4 door, air, stereo, tilt, cruise. will be tha subject of s public hearing before the C19 MONDAYS Complete Formal 86 season. 18x24 $3.25 AEROSTARS-1986-Now 1981 Township Planning Commission to be held on Qua-Ke-Zik Special Sizes made to HELP WANTED - Perma- discounting up to $1,500 • Wear Rental COUGAR XR7-\ SOLD xi, cruise, defogger, nent. part-time help. Apply in Sportsmans Club Rev. Robert Hickock, former order. Available at the take advantage of our large Thank You Early Bird Bingo 6:30 P M. cassette. MONDAY, APRIL 14,1986 GRAND VALLEY person at Anderson Family volume discounts, yet small WEDDINGS OR Shoes. 209 E, Main, Lowell, Regular Bingo 7.00 P M CHEVY CITATION - 2 door, 4 speed, power steer- LEDGER. town atmosphere, Harold Qua-Ke-Zik Clubhouse ing. at 8:00 p.m. For further information, pleasa call tha Lowell minister, seriously ill CI 9-20 OTHER SPECIAL Zeigier Ford, Lowell. 897- Card of Thanks 11400 Foreman Road Hall at 897-7600 during regular office hours. BUICK ELECTRA - 4 door. air. stereo, cruise, 8431. Open Saturdays. The entire Seme Family Lowell, Michigan Former Lowell resident. Rev. years, they had been remodeling OCCASSIONS power windows. SPRING CLEANING - would like to express their Robert Hickock (LHS, Class of the Potter homestead east of CHEVY CHEVETTE - 2 door, 4 speed, cassette, Carol L. Wells Complete housekeeping DEMO-SALE - Harold thanks to the Lowell and Kent 53) is gravely ill with an ad- Lowell for an eventual retire- Lowell Townahip Clark service. Most supplies fur- Zeigier Ford has Escorts. BINGO sunroof. vanced brain tumor. He is mar- ment home. S For Sale ft County E-Units and to all PFALLER'S nished. Compare our Tempos, EXPs, Crown Vies, Every Friday night. 7:30 PM. 1979 C18,19 ried to the former Nancy Potter Lowell area friends may sent those who so kindly gave of rates. (616) 754-7569 Bronco lis and many more DODGE OMNI - 4 door. 4 speed, air. FM, rear (LHS, Class of 54). Bob is Pas- greetings and letters to Bob and themselves in our time of Lowell VFW Hall. CI 7,18,19^0 with very low mileage and RIVERFRONT defogger. tor of Jefferson Avenue United Nancy at: 326 S. Jefferson, need. Your consideration East Mam St Lowell. Church in Saginaw In recent Saginaw, Ml 48607. PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE very BIG savings. Like "buy- and thoughtfulness will al- Early Bwd Bingo at 645 PM FORD PINTO - 2 door, automatic, cassette, rear ing a new car at used car SPRING HOUSE CLEAN- - Upright player piano. Re- ways be remembered. PUBLIC WELCOME CLOTHING, defogger. prices" going on now at ING - Need help? I DO do built by Hans Fischer, Re- P19 Bmgo MonrtCfS 1978 Harold Zeigier Ford, Low- TFN BOWNE windows! Call Don 897- finished. Several rolls in- CHEVY CHEVETTE - 4 door, automatic, FM, ell. 897-8431. Open Satur- INC, 7216. cluded. Foot pump or electric Card of Thanks 55,000 miles. days. 103 E. Main St. P19 pump. Phone 897-9261 days I would like to thank all my LEGION FORD MUSTANG HATCHBACK - automatic, TOWNSHIP or 897-5381 evenings. Can friends and family for the Lowell F150-1984 - Excellent con- OF THE MOOSE cassette, 2-tone paint. ANTIQUE SHOW - Grand be seen at Fischer's Piano cards, plants, food and dition, 6 cyl. and priced to sell Tuesdays Ph. 897-6411 TRUCKS Rapids, Michigan. Located Shop. prayers during my stay in the at $6,995. Harold Zaigier BINGO!! 1984 CHEVROLET C10 PICKUP - L6, 4 speed, at the National Guard Ar- hospital and since my return Notices Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. stereo, rustproofed. mory, just one fourth mile FOR SALE - Airedale Ter- home. Early Birds 6:00 P M NOTICE STATF OF MICHIGAN rier Puppies. AKC regis- Open Saturdays. Louise Ryder Regular Bingo 7:00 P M. 1984 FORD RAN* SOLD UP - 4 speed, FM, County of Kert West of 131 Expressway ANNUAL MEETING Prohate Court STATE OP MICHIGAN on 44th Street, S.W. This tered. Pet show quality. P-19 1320 E. Fulton Jim Cook, Jr. rustproofed. County of Kent MONTE CARLO - 1984 - JUVENILE DIVISION Good hunter, watchdog, TFN 1982 CHEVROLET C10 PICKUP - L6, 3 speed, Probate Court show features fine dealers Extra nice, equipped well AUCTIONEER JUVENILE DIVISION in every field of Antiques, companion. City or country 35.000 miles. The Annual Meeting will ba held on TO: HARRIS JUNIOR AND and priced to sell at $6,195. All Types of Sales MARILYN ANN LEZMAN fridsy, March 28, 10 a.m. living. Call Chris 458-0730. Business 1981 FORD F100 PICKUP - L6, 4 speed In Tbe Matter Of: Yolanda TO: ROBERT FOLK CI 8-26 Harold Zeigier Ford, Low- (616) 897 8872 In The Matter Of: Amanda 0) to 9 p.m. and Saturday 1980 FORD F250 PICKUP -V8,4 speed, stereo, SATURDAY, MARCH 29Y1986 Inqnd LEZMAN ell. 897-8431. Open Satur- BINGO iou March 29,10 a.m. to 6 p.m. S Services Natural vanilla flavoring cruise. APril 3' 1986' at April 16, 1986, at FOR SALE - Two Suzuki days. Every Saturday Night 11:00 a.m. P19 comes from orchids. 1979 DODGE W150 4X4 PICKUP - L6,3 speed, at 1:30 p.m. at the Bowne Township Office, 6059 trail bikes and trailer, in good 7:00 PM. TO: TIM AND LISA ARIZOLA VW • 1983 VANAGEN - rustproofed. Unfleld, SE, Alto, Ml TO: JAMES LONG condition, low mileage on LOWELL MOOSE BINGO CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS AND PEDRO ANDINO DO YOU FEEL RUN in The Matter of: Natashia Extra Sharp and priced to sell ATTORNEY SERVICES RV'S . In The Matter Of: April both. Phone 897-7179 or 1320 E. Fulton Any type property anywhere LONG and Daniel Campbell DOWN? - Are you over at $7,195. Great family ARIZOLA and gedro and Elba 897-7515. DIVORCE, FROM S150 Early BirdBingo6PM m Michigan 24 Hours 1983 SQUIRE 19' MOTORHOME - fully self-con- A budget shall be submitted for consideration LEVERSEE weight? If so I would like to wagon, Harold Zeigier ANDINO CI 9-20 PLUS COSTS TFN Call Free 1 800 292 1550 tained, economical. which includes Federal Revenue Sharing Entitle- Hearing: April 22, 1986, at Hearing: April 23, 1986, at help. Call 897-9833 - Linda. 11:00 a.m. Ford, Lowaii. 897-8431. BANKRUPTCY S300 First National Acceptance Co. 1980 APACHE POP-UP CAMPER - fiberglass ment Funds. 9:00 a.m. CI 9-20 FOR SALE - Purebred Open Saturdays. SIMPLE WILL S35 A neglect teaporary wardship sides, furnace, stove, more. A petition for termination petition has been . filed in Cocker Spaniel pups, 7 ADOPTION 5200 , , 1973 CHAMPION 24' CLASS A MOTORHOME Citizens attending the hearing have the right to pro- of parental rights has been BABYSITTING OFFERED- BRONCO - 1984 - Extra the above matter. A hearingj|\ weeks, wormed, shots, black DRIVERS LICENSE • filed in the above matter. Isl shift. Call 897-5754. Sharp and priced right at only - only 22,000 miles. vide written and oral comments and ask questions A hearing on the petition on the petition will be- ' & white. Call after 6 p.m. 897- conducted by the Court on C19 $9,995. Harold Zeigier RESTORATION concerning the entire budget and the relationship will be conducted by the 6865, Court on the date and time the date and time stated Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. DRUNK DRIVING FROM S200 of entitlement funds to the entire budget. above in Kent County NCTF stated above in Kent County Open Saturdays. INCORPORATION FROMS200 DOG Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar NE, Grano Rapids, Hichigan. NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. LANDLORD TENANT, PROBATE Thomet A copy of the entire proposed budget shall be avail- It is therefore ordered that ~ FORM FOR SALE - Wurlitzer Fun- It is therefore ordered that JEEP • 1983 CJ-7 - Great WORKMAN S COMPENSATION GROOMING able for public inspection at the Bowne Township you personally appear before you personally appear before maker Organ, Excellent con- the court at the time and 4X4 and priced right at only REAL ESTATE Chevrolet & Buick, Inc. Office, Wednesday and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 the Court at the time and dition. $1300 value, MUST No Tranqulizers place stated above. place stated above. $5,695. Harold Zeigier I PERSONAL INJURY This bearing may result in a RENT - Energy effi- SELL, $500. 531-4852 1250 West Main Street Lowell, Michigan p.m. This hearing may result in a cie Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. temporary or permanent loss nt apartment in P19 BY APPOINTMENT No Restrictions permanent loss • of your Open Saturdays. 1969 897-9294 rights to the child(ren). of your rights to the Clarksville, newly remod- ATTORNEY RICHARD HEATH_ childCren). Firm but gentle handling of Your Dog Sandra L Kowalczyk e,ed, 2 bedroom, studio. Call LOWELL 897-9')80 Dated: March 19, 1986 3) -Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to Bowne Township Clerk Dated: March 19, 1986 between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 GRAND RAPIDS 241-2292, CALL JUDY at 691-7264 drive easy to sgovern, but Impossible to enslave. QE CIS,19 JOHN P. STEKETEE P m. only at 897-5530 ' Henry Baron Brougham. JUDGE OF PROBATE JOHN P. STERfcTEt! TFN JUDGE OP PROBATE Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday, March 26, 19i6 - Page 20 Microfilmed Ledgers at Library Lowell to get touch tone service Lowell Librarian Kris Vogelar demonstrates the microfilm available for uae with the reels of microfilmed Lowell Ledgers and Lowell Journals. Geneologists. historians and 1890*8 and the Lowell Ledger some gaps, but for the most part Bob CanfieW, a switching equipment technician at Lowell's Michigan Bell switching station the just plain curious ... can from 1893 until the present are the microfilm is a pretty com- displays some ofthe new equipment installed to provide touch tone service to the ^897'exchange. now find fullfillment at the Low- neatly stored on microfilm at the plete history of the community. The "89T exchange will get number for commercial accounts allows customers to use an ever ell branch of the Kent County libraiy The microfilming, a To some this may all sound Michigan Bell's touch tone ser- is 530-3535. Residential ac- increasing array of computer ser- Library. The long-awaited micro- microfilm reader and a cabinet pretty boring, but these old vice beginning in early April. counts should call 530-3500. vices activated by the touch lone film of past copies of the Lowell for the film was all funded by copies of the Ledger and Journal New equipment has been instal- The charge for touch lone dialing system. Many banks offer com- Ledger and Lowell Journal are the Look Memorial Committee contain details of tremendous led at the Lowell switching sta- is $2.50 per line, per month. puter banking, and several pag- now available lo the public. at a cost of approximately floods, huge fires, a spectacular t4 tion on North Hudson St. over There is also a service charge for ing and message systems are av- Copies of the Lowell Journal $5,000. I think this is a wonder- train wreck, a bank robbery com> y the past several months Custom- the initial switch over. ailable. from 1870 through the late ful asset lo the community", said plete with a Math St. shootout ers can call BelPs business office Besides being a much faster Ledger Publisher Roger Brown. that killed a Lowell police officer to make applications. The phone means of dialing, touch tone also 'We now have over 100 years of and lots of other Lowell history Lowell history available to the that is anything but boring. Of public, and neatly stored in a box course there is a lot of the less not much bigger than a bread exciting, but still important his- box", Brown added. tory. such as births, deaths, mar- The original copies of these riages, etc. issues were all bound, but many The next lime you are al a loss $1,999 were in pretty sorry shape. Tm for something lo do, you may & glad we got this project done be- want to consider a trip to the li- fore the copies deteriorated any brary for a journey back in time., Plus tax and license further". Brown said. There are "Dieting is an activity which shows what bad losars we •H •rt." Michael Cohen individual, Partnership & Corporate Income Tax Returns. Ford Country Squire Monthly & Annual Accounting Services for Businesses and Individuals. WILLIAM J. WHEELER. C.P.A. TAKES PLSASUne IN ANNOUNCING TH1 ISTABLISHMENT OF HIS PVIACTICI W J. WHEELER CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Dodge D100 4X4 WITH OFFICES AT . 210 WEST MAIN STREET LOWELL. MICHIGAN 49331 TELEPHONE (010) 897-7711 iiinnmAlR A Make Your Easter Ford Pinto giTii 11 ^ |s your money rifriTFnri working for Hoppy YOU? with Baskets & Bunnies If you'd like to have part of for comphtB inform*ton- m your money working for no obligation, ot court*— ;he future, perhaps you CBH: from should be putting a part of it into a personal "IRA" Straw Basket Collections Buick Regal retirement plan. New legis- lation makes it possible for virtually all working people —including those already covered by a qualified pen- sion program where ttjay YOUR CHOICE work—to save tax dollars today and have more Give Her A money to enjoy at retire- ment. DALE L. TRIPLETT Musical Love Knot John Clore's Auto, Inc. This Easter! 2401 W. Main Street PATTON-JRB Lowell AGENCY, INC. 835 W. Main St. Lowell, Michigan STRAW BASKET COLLECTIONS 897-5961 PM. (816) 897*9259 215 W. Main e Lowell