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Volume 9, Issue 8 Lowell Area Since IA January 9, 1985 MmgMmStmt ^Aany city walks need clearing
With several inches of hard packed snow and ice already on the ground and more in the fore- cast for Thursday, city officials and police are urging residents to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice. Lowell City Manager Ray Quada says the New Year's storm crested particularly diffi- HAM RADIO CLASS OFFERED cult snow removal problems be- cause of the initial layer of freez- For those who have always wanted to try their hand at the popular ing rain, then several inches of hobby of amateur radio, a class is being offered the Lowell snow topped with more freezing Community Education program beginnig January 24. fhe class will rain. This combintation coupled be instmcted by Al Eckman and will meet Thursdays January 24 with temperatures too low to thru Marches from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. The classes will be held m the allow road salt from thawing the Lowell High School and will deal with basic radio theory. FCC ice on the roads has created some rules and regulations and International Morse Code. Those who especially treacherous driving successfully complete the class will receive their Novice License. conditions, "when residents For registration or more information please contact Marge Rehl at don't shovel their walks they the Lowell Community Education office 897-7586. Those wishing force pedestrians, especially to take the class should be registered by January 2!. school children, to walk in the al- ready dangerous streets", Quada TALL TALES AND HEROES" PRESENTED said. Besides the obvious problems The Lowell Drama and Choir classes will present 'Tall Tales and created by snow covered Heroes" on Monday, January 21 at 7:00 P.M. in the Lowell Middle sidewalks, Quada noted the seri- School Cafetorium. The public is welcome and admission is free. ous delays that they can cause in emergency situations. Quada MEDIA BASKETBALL GAME IS TONIGHT!!! cited a recent case in which Snow and ice covered sidewalks create problems for pedestrians Hke these students on their Mercy Ambulance personnel way to Bushnell Elementary School. They cither must trudge through the deep snow with an icy Last Call!!! Tooight is the annual "Media Basketball Game" had much difficulty to removing crust or take their chances in the heavily travelled streets that are also slippery. City officials ace sponsored by the Lowell Area School Athletic Boosters. Game time a heart attack victim from his uigjugifskicnts to coufotiB with city ofdhunces and keep their walks clear. is 7:30 at the High School Gymnasium. Coaches and staff from the home. High School and Middle School will compete against celebrities The issue came up at Monday from area media. Ticket prices for this fund raiser are $1.50 for evening's Lowell City Council adults and $1.00 for students. Don't miss it! Thafs Tonight. meeting, and Mayor James Wednesday. January 9. Maatman suggested that the city State Savings Bank may be forced to introduce a pro- OFF THE BLOTTER gram of using Department of Public Works personnel to clear Chester Lewis of Lowell reported to Lowell Police his car had sidewalks then billing the promotes 3 employees been struck by another vehicle on Amity near Main Street Saturday homeowner or business. Quada morning. December 22. The driver of the other vehicle left the loca- said, "The problem with such en- UOQ without identifying himself. forcement of snow removal or- Lowell "State Savings Bank Savings Bank in May, 1975 as a management At State Savings Lois Wittenbach. 54. of Lowell backed her car from a private diances is that the city has to be President Keith Cadwell an- teller. In 1977 he began working Bank, Myers has served in the drive on S. West Street near Main Street. Monday. December 17 just as tough on the little old lady nounced three promotions at the on the bank's general ledger and lending function for commer- into the path of a car driven by Steven Weber. 24 also of Lowell. on Social Security as it is on the bank recently. Lucille Green was in bank operations. Last January cial, consumer and mortgage There were no injuries. businessman who doesn't clear promoted to Assistant Vice Pres- he was promoted to Assistant loans. He has instigated new pro- Lloyd Miller. 47. of Alto was involved in a property damage ac- his walk". Quada added, "A plea ident, Terry Conley is now a Cashier. grams for credit cards as well as cident at Main and Hudson Monday. December 17. A semi-truck in the newspaper has generally Vice President - Operations and Conley's responsibilities now personal credit lines for over- struck his car while it was attempting to make a right turn at the in- been success^il in the past, Charles R. Myers was named as include the bookkeeping depart- draft banking. In addition, tersection. The truck was driven by Richard Biggs. 40. of Lowell. hopefully homeowners and a Vice President. ment, teller supervision, data Myers handles the bank's mar- Involved in a property damage accident early Saturday morning. businesses will take it upon Lou Green has been with State processing and business payroll keting and business develop- December 22, was Ramona Hayes. 20. of Lowell. Hayes drove left themselves to get the job done". Savings Bank since 1958. She processing, in addition to the ment. of center and struck a car driven by Ruth Fahrni, 45. of Ada on S. As the snow accumulates at started in banking in 1954 at a General Ledger accounting func- Myers is a graduate of Michi- Hudson near Bowes Road. Hayes was arrested by Lowell officers the end of driveways the piles Grand Rapids bank and left her tion. Conley has recently or- gan State University with a for driving under the influence of alcohol and transported to the begin to create hazards for head teller position in 1957 for ganized a state-wide computer bachelor's degree in Business Kent County Jail. motorists. Piling snow so high maternity leave. When she re- users organization of community Management. He holds two dip- Deborah Smith. 19. of Lowell was involved in a property damage that it obstructs safe vision of entered the Work force in Sep- banks for the purpose of sharing lomas in Bank Management accident Saturday, December 29. when she backed into a steel post motorists at driveways and along tember 1958, she was a book- and solving common problems from the American Institute of in the Amoco Service Station at Main and Hudson Streets. the shoulders of the road is a vio- keeper at State Savings. Since in bank data processing. Banking and is attending the 3 Herbert Haines, 48. struck a car driven by Angelo Zengri. 70. on lation of state law (P A. 82 of then. Green has worked as a tel- Conley is a 1974 graduate of year Graduate School of Bank- Main Street near Valley Vista Drive. Monday evening, December 1978). ler and before the computer age, Lowell and since has attended ing program at the University of 31. Zengri made a left turn off Main Street into the path of Haines The police Department rec- handposted general ledger en- Davenport College in the bank- Wisconsin. B vehicle. No injuries were reported. Both drivers are Lowell resi- ommends that residents keep the tries, notes, installment loans ing Curriculum. Conley is also a Myers is on the board of direc- dents. shoulder in front of their drive- and mortgage payments She has member of the American Institue tors of the Lowell Area Chamber Deborah Maynard. 27, of Lowell Backed into a parked car on way clear and also clear snow for also worked in bank operations, of Banking. of Commerce and serves as Main Near Broadway Street Monday morning. December 31. No a short distance from the drive- handled new accounts and cus- Charles Myers came to the Treasure. He is a member of the injuries were reported. way in the direction of approach- tomer account reconciliations. bank in 1983 from the Lansing American Institute of Banking Lowell Officers investigated 30 accident complaints in the month ing traffic. That way the view of Green was promoted to Assis- area with four years experience and the Kent Metro Check & of December, including 2 in which drivers sustained injuries. The a motorist entering the roadway tant Cashier in 1975. Her respon- in Consumer lending and branch Credit Card Association. total number of accidents investigated for 1984 was 240, 42 of from a driveway is not sibilities now include data pro- which were injury accidents. This compares to 197 accidents in obstructed. cessing. supply purchaser, per- Apply now for seedlings 1983. Violators leave themselves sonnel record keeping, and ex- Lowell Medical Unit was summoned 11 times in the month of open to fines and lawsuits for pense accounting in addition to Orders are not being accepted gram according to Wayne Rod- December to various medical runs, which brought the 1984 total to public liability and property various other operational duties. for 1985 spring seedling sale. gers. Tree Program Chairman, is 142. This compares with 146 in 1983. damage. For a charge to be filed Green is a 30 year resident of Seedlings available include Red, to supply local property owners Lowell officers assisted by the Ionia County Sheriffs Dept. ap- a police officer must witness the Lowell and has worked 26 of White and Austrian Pines. White with trees and shrubs for wildlife prehended two walk-a-ways from the reformitory in Ionia early violation or a citizen may file a those years at State Savings and Blue Spruce. Carolina Pop- areas, erosion control and Monday morning. December 24^Both subjects were apprehended complaint. All property owners Bank lar, Autumn Olive and Hon- windbreaks at a reasonable inside a vacant house in the 700 block of East Main. Officers and persons hired to remove Terry Conley started at State eysuckle. Smallest quantity price. tracked the subjects in the light snow from the East city Limits. Both snow arc responsible for main- available is 50 and prices range Order blanks and more infor- Charles Wagner. 24 and Rodney Force. 23. were letumed :c the re- taining safe traffic conditions. SUBSCRIBE TO from $9.00 to $22.00 for 50. mation may be obtained at the formitory by Ionia County Sheriffs Dept. THE LEDGER Also for sale is a Wildlife Packet District Office. 3321 Plainfield Issued a appearance ticket to 63rd District Court early Sunday which consists of 75 seedling of NE or by calling Patti at 361- morning, December 30 was William Starkweather, 23, of Lowell, PRECISION & FASHION Appointments not always 10-12 different varieties. 1/2 is 8511. Orders are to be filled on a tor allowing a loud party to take pake at a residence undct his con- HAIRSTYLING - For both oeedtd at Vanity Hair Fssh- conifcrs AND 1/2 U SIIIUUN and first come, first serve baaiv men and women. Man's World lofis. Open six days Lowell, Deadline for ordering is April I, 1,01 hardwoods. Cost is $27.00. continued on back page Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. 897-7506. Intent of the District Tree Pro- 1985. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 • Page J Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday January 9, 1985 - Page 2 Obituaries Comina Events ell Rebekah Lodge, often par diana Besidts his wife he is sur- several nieces and nephews; and The Ledger s criteria for run- BUCKLEY - Matilda J. Fisher. Saranac; two daughters, ticipating in the drill teams at the HOT LUNCH MENU vived by 3 sons: Richard J. of great-nieces and nephews Fun- ning obituary notices is to glean Blickley of Michigan NE died Mrs. Dale (Joan) McCaul. district meetings in Grand Rap Notice In the Lodger's meet at 6:15 P.M. at Sweet- TOPS Ml 372 - The Lowell NOW THRU DECEMBER Ionia; Roger L. of Lowell; eral Services were held Saturday WEEK OF JANUARY 14,1985 from the Grand Rapids Press Saturday. December 22, 1984 in Clarksville, Mrs. Judy Moyer, ids. She was president of the Past coming cvunis are ire^ land Restaurant 2162 Plain- Chapter of TOPS (take off 12: Scout Paper Drive, held obituaries that contain de- Blodgett Hospital. Surviving are Saranac;'two brothers, Verlin Michael J. of Saranac Three at the Roth-Gerst Funeral Home. 305 N. Hudson. Lowell, with Noble Grand Gub in 1957. She QT cnarge 10 •ny non prom field Ave. N.E. Thomas pounds sensibly) meets by Cub Pack 3188. Please ceased persons or relatives of her sister. Grace B Blickley of Fisher of Saranac. Perry Fisher daughters: Mrs. Benjamin (Pat) was also a member of the Lowell y * ^^10 Lowen the deceased from Lowell, Grand Rapids; brother, Edward of Clarksville; 12 grandchildren. Frazer of Saranac; Mrs. Glennis Dr Jack Richards of the Ada Appel. Case Supervisor of every Tuesday at 7 P.M. in donate papers to pack mem- . MONDAY Community Club, the Joseph Ada, Saranac and Alto. Should H. Blickley of Lowell; nieces Services were held Saturday, Lockhart of Washington; Mrs. Congregational Church officiat- Alto, and Saranac Michigan Dept. of Civil the Congregational Church bers or drop off at Lowell First Fruit Juice, pizza w/mcat and cheese, salad or veggie, Wilson Relief Corps Number 49, you know of an obituary that and nephews Miss Blickley was December 29 at the Lake Funeral Deborah Fletcher of Ionia and ing. Interment Findley Cemet- We prefer such Rights will present "Focus on of Lowell, 404 N. Hudson. United Methodist Church. and the First United Methodist fhiit or pudding, milk. would be of interest to our a long time employee of Mutal Home, Saranac with Rev. Keith one brother. Glen Conner of ery notices to be kept brief and Equal Treatment and Com- Weigh-ins are from 5:45 to 7 The first week of December a Church of Lowell, and it*s Mary TUESDAY readers, but is not listed in the Benefit Life Ins. Co. Funeral Mclver officiating. Interment Ionia. 28 grandchildren, 19 Roth-Gerst. Lowell to be submitted by mall, parable Worth". Phone 361- drop off truck will be at the Esther Circle. When her P.M. For more information Press, please give us a call at Services were held Wednesday. Saranac Cemetery. great-grandchildren. Services puHt 4wi € nv Aaccep t ill "fct *nonev w- -l. * k- s * o- y. 913.. . 0i -.o Vr 245-968r 2 for reser- call 897-9048. comer of Hudson and Main Ham and cheese or hoagie sandwiches, tossed salad w/ RENWICK - Esther M Re- daughters were grown, she and 897-9261. There is no charge December 26 in the funeral home were held Saturday December 29 dressing, steamed com or stewed tomatoes, assorted her husband opened their homes phOM at 197-0261. vations. Street. for obituary notices in the chapel, the Rev. Paul Patterson KROPF - Maria Ann (Mus- at the Lake Funeral Home with nwick. aged 77, of Saranac. to 52 children, and also to retired EVERY SATURDAY fruits, P-nut butter cookies, milk. Ledger. of Faith United Methodist grave) Kropf. aged 24, and in- Pastor Gordon Brower officat- passed away Sunday. January 6, teachers. She was preceded in m WED., JAN. 9: The Lowell TUEm JAN. 15: Deadline for LOWELL UNITED Church officiating. Interement fant daughter Megan, of 5544 ing. Interment EastonCemetery. 1985 at Kent Community Hospi- NK3HT. Teen Dance, spon- WEDNESDAY death by an infant daughter. Jean " Woman's Club will meet at Lowell Women s Bowling METHODIST PRE- HAGAN - Mrs. Mane E. Greenwood Cemetery. Rockridge Dr., Comstock Park, tal. She is survived by two sored by Teen's United, at Breaded chicken or sliced ham, mashed potatoes or Dofthadean on October 28, Schneider Manor at 12 Hagan. aged 70. of Grand Rap- passed away of accidental in- daughters. Mrs. John (Margy) City Tournament entry. the Lowell American Legton SCHOOL S: second semes- 1924. Her husband, William rice and gravy, green beans or carrots, hillbilly rolls or ids. passed away Sunday morn- FINKBEINER (Caledonia) - juries December 25,1984. She is BATES - Leona M. Bates, aged Raimer. Mrs. Harvey (Helen) o'clock sharp. Dr. Richard Roller Rink. 10:30 P.M. to ter will begin soon. There are also preceded her in death on ing. December 30. at Blodgett Mr. Fred Finkbeiner. aged 90, a survived by her husband. Randy; 51, went to be with her Lord Noon, both of Saranac; one sis- Flanders of Grand Valley THUR., JAN. 17: Cub Pack 12:30 A.M. $1.50 per person. currently afternoon openings bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. November 4, 1965. Five Memorial Medical Center. She lifetime resident of Caledonia, her parents Fred and Peg Mus- early Friday morning. January 4, ter, Velva Hall of Caifomia; six College will speak on the 3188 Pack Meet and Derby Tennis shoes or socks! Ages (12 noon to 2:15 P.M.) In the THURSDAY grandchildren. She was active in brothers and three sisters also is surivived by four sisters. Mrs. passed away Saturday evening. grave of Grand Rapids; brothers. 1984 at Blodgett Hospital. She topic 'Archaeology In the Registration. 6:30 - 8:30 P.M. 13 to 19. Information on following classes: Monday, Grilled cheese sandwiches or hot dogs, potato chips Grand Rapids Senior Citizens preceded her in death. She is sur- Marjorie Brown of Holiday. FL. December 22, 1984. Besides a Mark and Janette of Grand Rap- was bom in Grand Rapids, Feb- Grand Rapids Area." His at Runciman School. Bring Dance or joining Teens Wednesday, Friday, pre-kin- Groups. Services were held vived by two daughters and a and pickles, soup or salad or veggie, chilled fruit or Mrs. Virginia Karol and Mrs. skilled farmer. Mr. Finkbeiner ids, Chuck of Rockford. Steve of ruary 18, 1933, to the parents of work Involves historic and tools and weight necessary United call 897-8238. dergarten: and Tuesday, Wednesday at the Lake Funeral son-in-law. Rachel LaChappelle pudding, bars or cookies, milk. Betty Brooks both of Grand Rap- created many houshold items Arkansas. Harold and Gertrude Kahili prehistoric sites. to make cars meet require- Thursday, three-year-olds. Sisters, Mary Lou and Jack Buck. She lived in the Lowell Home, Saranac. with Rev. of Wyoming. Michigan. Lee and ids. Mrs. Nancy Coleman of and furnishings in wood. He is There will be a mini-report ments. All cars must register Call the First United FRIDAY Wyoming; two brothers. Robert survived by his wife of 65 years. Boone of Arkansas. Pamela and area all of her life, a member of Edwin Mendenhall officiating. Lyle Ewing of Edenville. Mich- THE LOWELL AREA on "Home Life" given by one NO LUNCH! Blakeslee of Grand Rapids and Mildred M. Finkbeiner, their Garry Fisher of Climax, MI, the Lowell Moose Lodge No. Interment Saranac Cemetery. gian and Mission Texas. She is at this meet. SCHOOLS ATHLETIC Methodist Church at 897- Jack Blakeslee of Pamell, MI; children. Ariene and Nelson Pot- Lesa and David Arnold of Ar- 809, a member of Lowell VFW also survived by three grandchil 0 of the student members. The BOOSTERS: meet the 1st 5936 to register. School Dismissed at noon! several nieces and nephews. ter of Alto. Pauline and Robert kansas; nieces and nephews, No. 8303 and attended Lowell HUFFMAN - Mrs. Minnie H. dren and their spouses, William refreshment committee is: HON., JAN. 21: The Lowell Mon. of each month at 7:30 in Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- Kim and Beckie Boone, Annie Huffman passed away at Kent and Mary Bigler of Ann Arbor. Ruby Leeman, Chairman; Mrs. Hagan reposed at the De- VanStrien of Cascade; 8 grand- United Methodist Church. She Middle School Drama and the K-Quad of the High tary 75^, Middle and Senior High 80^ Graaf Funeral where Funeral children; 10 great-grandchil- and April Musgrave, Holi and married James Bates December Community Hospital in Grand John and Debra Ewing of San Genevieve Weeks; Beulah Choir classes will join to- School. Services were held Wednesday. dren; many nieces and nephews. Heather Musgrave, Amanda Ar- 17, 1977 in Lowell Besides her Rapids where she had been a pa- Jose. California, and Judi and Poe; Irma Richmond; Willie gether to present Tall Tales Interment Resurrection Cemet- Funeral services, including the nold, Mike and John Fisher, husband she is survived by her tient for the last five years. Min- Robert Martin of Tijeras. New Moore: Vera Sherman; Mar- and Heroes," at 7:00 P.M. in Markie Musgrave. Freddi Mus- Mexico. She leaves two great ery. Committal service were held mother. Mrs. Lee (Gertmdfe) nie Hermina Wingeier was the ion Yates. the Middle School grave, Ryan Arnold; mother and fifth child bom to Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren. Johnny Ewing of Wednesday, December 26 at McGlamery of Lowell; two Cafetorium. The public is DREW - Lawrence "Larry" The CaledonftgUnited Methodist father-in-law. Bernard and Betty sons. Richard and Robin Seese John O. Wingeier in Sugar San Jose, California, and Beth THUR., JAN. 10: The Grand welcome and admission is Drew Jr., aged 17 of Rockford, Church. Rev. Raymond Gay lord Kropf of Lowell; very dear of Lowell, Bemie and Etta Con- Creek. Ohio on November 25, Ann Bigler of Ann Arbor. Two died Saturday morning, De- officiating. Interment Lakeside friends. Christi and Jack Dreis- don of Lowell; three daughters. 1891. The family moved to a sisters survive her. Alma and Rapids Business & Profes- free. cember 22, 1984 of accidental Cemetery. senn; and many aunts and un- Mrs. Greg (Judy) Allchin of farm in Moseley Michigan, Rudolph Gilbert of Boulder Col- 0 sional Women's Club will injuries Larry was a Junior at cles. Funeral Services were held Ada, Mrs. Fred (Debra) Peasley where the family grew to 11 in orado and Mary Dresser of St. Belding High School and was a FRIEDR1CH - Egmont O. Saturday. December 29, at the of Marysville, Mrs. Randy number. On December 20,1911 Clair Shores, as well as many member of the future Farmers of Friedrich. aged 55. of 995 Peck Roth-Gerst funeral Home Low- (Teresa) Hays of Lowell; three she was united in marriage to nieces and nephews and a host of Amenca Club. He is survived by Lake Road. Lowell, passed ell, Dr. Richard Greenwood of step-children. James and Donna William S. Huffman. They lived friends. Funeral services were his parents. Lawrence and De- away Saturday, December 22, Lowell Congregational Church Perdaris of Lowell. Mrs. Doug on farms in Kent and Ionia Coun- held Sunday at the Roth-Gerst lores Drew of Rockford; his sis- 1984. He is survived by his wife, officiating. Interment Oak wood (Brenda) Winglar of Lowell, ties before moving to Lowell. Funeral Home in Lowell with HEALTH ters and their husbands. Diana Nancy; mother, Amanda Fried- Cemetery. Randy Alan Bates of Lowell; one They had three daughters, the Rev. William Amundsen of- and Steven O'Brien of Lowell. rich of Texas; his children. Eg- brother. Keith and Wanda Buck youngest dying at birth. Mrs. ficiating. Interment at Alton 'V Dr. Paul Qauthlsr Sharon and Timothy O'Brien of mont Jr. (Butch). Luther and De- of Comstock Park; two aunts, Huffman was active in the Low- Cemetery. Rockford; his nephews, Erik bbie Kirk, Frank and Karen ROSENBERGER - Leona I. Mrs. Lewis (Helen) Bowen of Dr. Jim Lang O'Brien and Jason O'Brien; his Mauk. Mitch and Sue Harrison, Rosenberger. aged 89. of Lake, Ml and Mrs. Glennis grandmothers. Mrs. Frances Steve and Sue Harrison. Steve Clarksville, passed away Neilsen of Sheridan; 12 grand- Zoppa of Grand Rapids and Mrs. and Becky Ruckman. Gary and Wednesday, December 26, children. Services were held Grace Drew of Grandvilie; Michelle Rushon. Brett, Mark, 1984. She is survived by five Monday at the Lake Funeral Our Notes from a Recent Seminar on Cokn Cancer aunts, uncles and cousins. Fun- Duane. Ronald, Rein and Julie sons and one daughter. Alwyn of Home in Saranac. with the Rev. by the American Cancer Society eral Services for Larry were held Thomasma, Mark Thomasma; Alto. Gordon of Hastings, Mrs. William Amundsen of Lowell This week we will discuss a devastating disease; colon and rectal Monday December 24. from the brothers and sister, Floyd. Nel- Lyman (Lynne) Lawrence of United Methodist Church of- cancer. Approximately 120,000 new cases of colon cancer will be funeral home with Pastor David son, Dwight. Mrs. Madeline Saranac, Lyle of Greenville, ficiating. Interment Oak wood diagnosed this year and 55,000 will die as a direct result of colon Cemetery. Lowell. Inbody. of Oakfield Baptist Reuther; mother and father-in- Glenn of Grand Rapids, Lloyd of cancer. The real tradgedy is that, once colon cancer is diagnosed it is Church, officiating. Interment in law. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peter- Clarksville; ten grandchildren, usually too late, and only 40% of those patients will still be alive in Bostwick Lake Cemetery. son; several grandchildren. Fun- 20 great-grandchildren and two TIMPSON - John J. Timpson, five years. The good news is that if colon canccr is diagnosed early eral Services were held at Roth great-great-grandchildren. One aged 79. of Lowell, passed away enough over 90% of those patient's can expect long term survival! VAN ATTA - Hazel Van Atta. Gerst Funeral Home, Lowell. daughter Althea Porritt preceded Friday at this home. He is sur- How do we go about diagnosing colon cancer when something Rev. Jospeh Fremer officiating. vived by his wife. Vivian; chil- aged 83, a resident of Porter her in death in 1972. Funeral can be done? Before we answer this, let's look at some causes of Interment South Boston Cemet- Hills Presbyterian Village, the Services were held Saturday De- dren, John R. and Judith colon cancer. It is felt that heredity plays a definite role. A person ery. widow of William J. Van Atta. cember 29, at the Clarksville Timpson of Lowell, Gerold and "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBOOK" with a first degree relative (mother, father, children or siblings) that ROTH-GERST FUNERAL died Sunday, December 23. Wesleyan Church. Interment Patricia Timpson of Grand Rap- by Cathy Clair has cancer will have a three fold increased risk of developing the HOME. 1984. Surviving are her brother- k Clarksville Cemetery. ids, Mrs. Carol Hilton of Ft. For a little local color, try a new book by a Michigan writer. disease himself. Diet also seems to play a role. The typical Ameri- in-law. Edward H Van Atta of Myers, FL; sisters Grace Blos- Three titles which include a mystery, a collection of short stories, can diet of high fat and low fiber may increase the incidence of colon Grand Rapids; niece and FISHER - (Ccnneth F. Fisher, YPMA - Harry Ypma Sr., aged som of Mesa. AZ, Gladys Lee of and a first-person account of a life filled with love and adventure are cancer. aged 68. of^Saranac,' passed nephew. Robert and Avis Van- 80, of Belding, passed away at Gahana. OH. Ruth Kirschenman recent publications by prolific regional authors. Colon and recul cancer ususally starts in the 40 - 80 year old pa- away at ionia Hospital. De- Atta of Alto; and close friends. Belding Hospital early Friday of Portland. MI; eleven grand- Kill and Tell, the lastes mystery by William X. Kiengle, author tient and there is always a period during the cancer growth where cember 26, 1984. Bom in Berlin Dorothy and William Andrews morning, December 28. 1984. children and three great-grand- of The Rosury Murders and Death Wears a Red Hat, is the sixth there are no symptoms. Common symptoms that develop later on Township. March 10, 1916 to of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Van Atta Bom in Grand Rapids October children. He was preceded in book featuring Father Koesler. The priest is once again taken are bloody stools, weight loss, decreased appetite, constipation or was a member of the Eastside the parents of John and Beulah 13, 1904. He is survived by two death by a brother Charles, a sis- beyond his parrish, this time into the boardrooms and back rooms of diarrhea and abdominal pain. Heether Fisher. He married Ladies Literary club. Alpha sons, Harry Ypma Jr. of Wyom- ter Eleanor. Mr. Timpson was big business. The plot revolves around auto executive Frank ' So we are faced with a dilemma. We know that if we could diag- Atheline Litchfield, February ing. John Ypma of Saranac; one Womens club, and Grace Epis- retired President of Timpson Or- Hoffman who is on his way up in his company. Unfortunately, nose colon cancer early enough, we could cure it; but by the time Whenever we talk to our 21, 1938 who preceded him in brother. Prter Ypma of Florida; copal Church. Funeral Services chards Inc., Lowell, Ml Funeral someone would like him out of the way - permanently. Father that symptoms develop it may already be too late to effect the out- death in 1974. Member of the one granddaughter and three were held Thursday December Services were held Sunday at Koesler discovers at least four people who would benefit personally come. To overcome this dilemma the American Cancer Society has Saranac American Legion. Sur- great-granddaughters. Several 27. in the funeral home chapel, Roth-Gerst Chapel, Lowell Rev. and professionally from Hoffman's death. But. can the priest pin- recommended a fairly aggressive approach. In order to diagnose the the Rev. Joe Reynolds officiat- vived by his mother Beulah brothers and sisters preceded William Amundsen of First customers, we try to point the villian before it's too late? problem early enough a screening program is recommended as fol- ing. Interment Greenwood Fisher. Clarksville; two sons, him in death. He married Greta United Methodist Church of William X. Kienzle, author of five best-selling mysteries, was lows: Terry Fisher, Saranac and John Shunesson in 1927 who pre- Cemetery. Lowell officiating. Interment ordained into the priesthood in 1954 and spent twenty years as a 1) Digital rectal exams every year in all patients over 40. ceded him in death in 1977. Cre- Bowne Center Cemetery. cleric. After leaving the priesthood, he became the editor of MPLS 2) Annual stool testing for blood in all patients over 50. mation has taken palce at Roth-Gerst. Lowell put ourselves in their shoes Magazine in Minneapolis. He and his wife. Javan. presently live in 3) Sigmoidoscopy anually for 2 years then every 3-5 years there- Rosedale Memorial Park. Pri- Detroit, where he enjoys plaing the piano as a diversion from his after if negative, for all persons over 50. vate Funeral Services were held. RAYMOR - Ellsworth (L.D.) writing. > 4) More frequent and intensive screening in persons with a family Raymor, aged 73, of Saranac, The Places In the World a Woman Could Walk by Janet Kauffman history of colon cancer. CLAUS - Clyde E. Claus, aged Grand passed away January 2, 1985. is a collection of short stories set in Michigan. She writes, with Let's review a few of the above screening tests. A rectal exam is a When you come to us for finanical advice and assistance we'll try to put ourselves 83, of Grand Rapids, died Tues- He is survived by his wife, Elva; humor and insight, of family relationshps in a world of mostly very simple procedure that should always be performed during a in your shoes and see things from your point of view. And because we're genuinely day morning, January 1, at his sons, Duane (Carrie) Raymor of women. The men in their lives have gone, or arc going away. These routine physical. The prostate gland and rectum can be checked eas- residence. Surviving are his wife interested in your success, we can usually work things out. Irving. TX and Roger (Norma) women are resolute and unbreakable in their determination to deal ily with this method. Cancers higher in the colon will be missed. Ruth; his children, Clyde R. and Raymor of Lowell; a sister. head-on with life. Stool testing for blood is easily done by having a patient take home a Drop by this week and let us know what we can do for you. Valley Ledger Eleanor Claus of Oakland, CA, Isobell Edwards of Lowell; Janet Kauffman was reared on a tobacco farm in Pennsylvania. slide and smearing a piece of stool in the appropriate place then re- Peter H. and Pauline Claus of We belive in this community, we believe in you! brothers. John (Alice) Raymor She now works her own farm in the Jackson area, teaches, and tumig the specimen for testing. Probably the most distateful recom- Ada an Cynthia E. Claus of of Fenton. Ml; and Oliver writes. mendation (for patients) is the sigmoidoscope examination. The (USPS 453-830) Grand Rapds; two grandchil- Raymor of Lowell; four grand- Sundog by Jim Harrison, author of Legends of the Fall and examination is performed by direct visualization of the sigmoid dren, Kathy and Beth Claus. Mr. is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent children; eight great-grandchil- Fanner, concerns the life and loves of a foreman named Robert colon through a long tube. For some patients, this can be a very un- Claus was a 32nd. Degree County, $10,00 a year outside the county by the dren. Funeral Services were held Corvus Strong. Strong worked on giant dam projects until he was I comfortable test, however, today we can perform this essential Mason, a member of Cascade Saturday at the Roth-Gerst Fun- crippled in a fall down a three-hundred-foot dam. A blas^ journalist, ' diagnostic procedure with modem flexible instruments that are well Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Country Club and a retired plant eral Home, 305 N. Hudson, who has heard of Strong's reputation, arrives to draw him out about tolerated by most. The procedure usually lakes 10 to 20 minutes and Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. manager after 48 years with the Lowell, with Rev. Keith Mclver his various incarnations. Strong recounts his life ranging from his is performed in your doctor's office. An enema that the patient ad- STATE Doehler-Jarvis Co. 'Your neighborhood bank ROGER K. BROWN of the Galilee Baptist Church of childhood in the Midwest, to several marriages and children, doz- ministers himself at home approximately 1 or 2 hours prior to the EDITOR & PUBLISHER Saranac officiating. Interment ens of loves, and his work on projects around the world. exam is all that is needed. This is done so that the physician can see CONNER - Ward J. Conner. Saranac Cemetery. Jim Harrison grew up in nofthem Michigan. He now lives there the whole sigmoid colon (the site most likely to develop cancer) for 50 years." (616)897-9261 8454 Sayles Road Saranac. aged Roth-Gerst, Lowell with his family, and does his writing in an old granary on the prop- adequately. SAVINGS 69 passed away December 27, Second-Clasr. Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan erty. He has been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts The experts that presented this seminar stressed that this proce- 1984 in Grand Rapids at Os- Published Every Wednesday VANDE PEERLE - Neal Van (1968-69). and the Guggenheim Fellowship (1969-70). dure should be perfromed in all patients after age 50 and some want (•-•IS teopathic Hospital. He was bom dePeerle, aged 84. of 7712 • 2 The Lowell Library, a branch of the Kent County Library Sys- to extend this recommendation to age 40! POSTMASTER; Send address change to The in Saranac. August 10, 1915 to Mile Road. Ada passed away tem, is open from 12:30 to 5:30 Monday. Friday and Saturday: and The main point... colon cancer can be cured if diagnosed early Grand Valley Ledger, P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml parents of Ray and Hazel Peck January 2. 1985. He is survived BANK from 12:30 to 8:30 Wednesday. Our phone number is 897-95%. ^enought! &fQUAl NOUSMK Conner. Farmed Saranac area all by his wife. Rorence; sisters. 49331 For those of you who live near the Alto Branch Library at 6059 We welcome *iiy questions and/or comments you may have re- 0M0ITUNITY of his life. He married Doris Miss Nellie VandePeerle. and Linfield. their hours are Tuesday 1:00 to 8:00. Thursday 11:00 to garding our weekly column. Please send them to our office at 147 Bishop January 10, 1935 in In- Mrs. Maude Fase of Ada; and 5:00 and Saturday 9:00 to 12:00. The phone number is 868-6038. N. Center Street. Lowell, Michigan 49331. p Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 • Page 4 Cub Scout Pack 3188 update Grant ecor earns Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 9, 1985 - Page S Arrow of Light Award Lowell rolls post Kenowo arrow of Light award. This is the A green candle was left unlit By Brent Noakey At the November pack meet On December twentieth Grant HOMESPUN ultimate award of cub scouting to signify boy scouting adven Last Friday night the Red Ar- game open by out scoring the following scouts recievcd Pecor and his parents, Steve and OK WHITE STANDINGS • the only one which can be worn tures yet to be experienced. rows took on the Knights from Bobcat awards: Sean Brown, Deb Pecor. were presented with Kenowa 25-8 in the quarter and W L on the Boy Scout uniform. Con- Grants determination and hard Kenowa Hills. Although rolled on to a victory. DEVOTIONS Jason Pecor, Mark Monda, Chris the ultimate »wifd a cub scout Northview 4 0 gratutlations Grant f work is certainly an inspiration Kenowa had a miserable 0-3 The Arrows scoring was very Byrne and Jashua Hoyt Jason can earn. The Arrow of Light ii East Grand Rapids 3 1 Hoyt was presented I silver The Webelos Den took both to his fellow scouts. His example league record, the Arrows came balanced, as David Kryger lead Lowell 3 I THE the only award a cub scout can the Cubby and the Mr. Dave citizenship to the youth in Low out ready to play ball and rolled with 20, Pat Brown was the only arrow point, Robert Kenny 14 cam that can also be worn on his Wyoming Park 3 I silver arrow points, and Jim award this month. ell it one to be admired over the Knights 65-45. other Arrow in double figures Forest Hills C. 2 2 by Pauline E. Spray boy scout uniform. The December pack meeting Congratulations are indeed in Though the final score showed with 11. Craig Potter and Mike Price earned 3 silver arrow As the ceremony began, a blue Rogers I 3 is alway* a special one, this is order to Grant and his parents Kenowa no match for the Ar- Dumas added 7 each. 6 other Ar- ... He vuistlcth the longing philosophies have their placed in points. candle was lit, This candle repre- Kenowa Hills 0 4 STEAK- O UT when the scouts arc given their rows the Knights stayed very rows rounded out the scoring in- soul, and filleth the hungry soul our lives, but finite understand Webelos activity badges were sents the spirit of cub scouting, Sparta 0 4 pinewood derby kit. For those much in the game in the first cluding; Brent Noskey 6; Dale with goodness (Psalm 107:9). ing cannot take the place of infi- awared to: Robert Kenny - the spirit of good-will and doing 2188 W. Main. UNMI Phone: 897 6757 *ho don't know what a Special program half. Due to a stall by Kenowa Fegel 5; Brian Cariess 3; Scott I shall never forget the break- nite wisdom. A steadfast faith Naturalist, Forester, Geologist, your best. Over the last year pinewood derby kit is, it contains and a fair share of Lowell fouls Hopkins 3; Jeremy Barber 2; and Alto branch fasts Grandma Twining cooked. built upon the Word of God is Clay Pelon - Artist, Geologist, Grant has worked diligently to at Vergennes f They were no "juke and toast' what we must have. We need to Scholarship; Marc Briggs - Art- a block of wood, tires and axles the halftime score read Lowell Don Reagan 2. cam the many activity badges affairs They stuck to the ribs. spiritually digest the promises ist; Grant Pecor • Geologist. from which a father and son team 24 Kenowa 16. The victory keeps Lowell tied library renamed necessary to achieve the Arrow Methodist Church There were friend meat and God has fiven us. They are me. Den 7 won the Mr. Dave build a race car. ' The Arrows came out red hot for secondjpd in the race for the of Light. Some of the require- eggs, "warmed-up potatoes" - certain, and they strengthen award for the most pop cans re- Derby participants have until in the 3rd quarter to break the top spot in the OK White Confer- ments in earning this award are Dr. Edward Sterner, a practic- The Alto Branch of the Kent BREAKFAST fancy folk call them "American when all else fails. They contain turned and Den 5 took the Cubby January 17 to complete their car. ence. to learn about engineenng, geo- ing Veterinarian, from Ionia. County Library System was re- HOURS: fries" - cereal, and cookies. "substantial nourishment " award for highest attendance On Thursday, Jan. 17 all cars logy. forestry, and first aid. This will offer his slide presentation State Park Cabins named the Evelyn Smith - Alto Then there was jelly or jam to set Prayer: O Lord, Thy Word is Bursting balloons and Chrit- must be weighed, measured, and is a well-rounded program to on South Africa. Branch of the Kent County Li- 8«m-11:30am, 6pm-7:30pm, off the meal. Those breakfasts established forever. It satisfies mas Carols got the December registered for the race which will bring out the best in a scout. He is an avid photographer available year-round brary System on December 21, Saturday Mon.-Thura. were designed to stand by you every longing of my heart, and it pack meeting underway. Mr. take place on the 19th. The win- Next, a white candle repre- and traveler. This has proven to 1984. The Alto Branch Library 9am-11:30am. LUNCH HOURS: 5pm-9pm, until noon. After you had eaten fills my hungry sould with good- Dave Rogers, the Cubmaster and ner of this race then goes on to Within 30 to 90 minutes of cabin, these cabins also are senting the spirit of boy scouting be an educational as well as en was renamed in honor and in Sunday 11:30am - 2pm, Mon. - Fri. Fri. ft Sat. all you could hold at Grandma s ness. Give me faith to believe assistant Cubmaster Dennis compete in the district competi- your Michigan home, tucked was lit. As this was done. Grant tertaining event. equipped with gas lights, wood gratitude of Mrs. Evelyn Smith table, you didn't have to worry Thy promises implicitly, and McClure presented Webelos tion. away in quiet wooded tracts of stove and bunk beds and are 12noon - 3pm Sunday Dinner promised to always do his best as Tell all your friends. Better for her long years of service to about midmoming hunger strength to obey all Thy com- badges to Jason Vanderwarf. The woodworking skill of the many of Michigan's State Parks, available at Bald Mountain. a boy scout, his parents also yet - bring them with you. Mark V the Alto community and for her pangs. The men had hours of mandments Amen. Gay Pelon aid Rob Kenny. Webelos was obvious as they are rustic trailside and frontier Brighton, Island Lake. Orton- promised to help him in his sc- this special date - Wednesday initiative in establishing the Alto plowing, shocking wheat, cut- Ask for the Guide Book, the Webelos activity wards went to: displayed hand-crafted bump-n- cabins available to the public to ville, Waterloo, Fort Custer, outing adventures. morning, January 16, 198S at Branch Library in Bowne ting hay. and chopping wood Bible from heaven; Jason Vanderwarf - Forester, jump sleds. Everyone enjoyed A yellow candle was lit as an 10:00. Place Vergennes United rent year-round. Van Riper, Wilderness, Wells Township. • ahead of them. They needed to For our salvation its pages Naturalist, Sports, nan; Clay Rick Briggs demostration of how Whatever winter recreational and Yankee Springs State Parks. emblem of the Arrow of Light Methodist Church - comer of Mrs. Smith has been actively stan the day off with a nourish- were given; Pelon - Outdooism.in; Grant to ride one! A catapult built by sport youfre enjoying this time of Outdoor plumbing facilities Award. Grant and his family Pamell and Bailey. associated with the branch li- INTRODUCING. ing and plentiful breakfast. If of a truth you are seeking the Pecor - Traveler, Jon Amundsen Jon Amundsen was also on year, these cabins, equipped are available at both trailside and were asked to always remember You don't need to be a Senior brary in Alto over the past 40 The Christian way is no way. - Engineer. exhibit. with gas lights and crackling frontier cabins. Dishes and cool- the spirit of scouting as one of Citizen to attend this meeting, years. Mrs. Smith graciously re- Gourmet namby-pamby experience. We Ask for the guide Book, be- A very special award cere- Cub Pack 3188 is sponsored wood stoves, provide a close, ing utensils are not furnished at service, high ideals and of fel- because of its hood interst all arc ceived flowers and accolades at must not try to get by on anything lieve, and obey. mony was presented in honor of by the Lowell First United cozy quiet place to stay while en- frontier cabins. lowship. welcome. the branch renaming ceremonies less than real soul food. Human AUTHOR UNKNOWN Grant Pecor who has earned the Methodist Church and by the joying those activites for jsut $20 Hundereds of Michigan Sunday Buffet on Saturday. December 21. United Way Foundation. a night. families each year reserve these 1984. 9:00am - 4:00pm • COUPON Trailside cabins accommodate cabins for long or short vacations up to six people and are available the year-round, so early reserva- Of Rtf. Prkt Aduhr 15.95 at Wilderness, Porcupine Moun- tions are suggested. MmMMAm... Rai. CMdran IMwIO 1196 tains, Rifle River and Further details and reservation eeee •French Toast •Scrambled Eggs SptcUl 1*txnUeUxy Ptiu ANY CAR SERVICE Barry and Pat Vezino of Low- happy Kostens. Adam was bom Mrs. Ramon Ramirez of Orleans Cheboygan State Parks. Bunk applications may be obtained by Gorilla "dating" behavior is and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vid- beds and limited cooking facili- calling the State Parks listed, or quite complex, says National ell are proud to announce the at Butterworth Hospital in Grand •Ham contacting the Department of birth of their son Kristopher Rapids. Proud grandparents are ean Sr. of Ada. Great-grandpa ties are provided. Wildlife magazine. Typically •Choese Cake OIL CHANGE Kerry on December 6, 1984 at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kosten of rents are Mary Sclarf of St. Johns For larger famiies or groups of Natural Resources (DNR) Parks the female gorilla approaches a •Pork Draasing St. Mary's Hospital. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vid- up to 18, there's the frontier Division at 517-373-1270. male with eyes averted, hand •Barbecue Pork Ribs Kristopher weighted 7 lb. 13 Kenneth Price of Alto. can Sr of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. extended and palm down. The •Barbecue Beef Ribs Grease (lube) •Burgundy Bee^Tipe oz. and was 19-3/4 inches long. eeee Oscar Backstrom of Ada. male gorilla approaches sex over noodlea CMkan (Met 10 - $2.95 Oil Filter He was welcomed home by his Tom and Caralyn Jamison of with a stiff-legged walk, some playful wrestling and brief, but •Roast Beef $1395 sisters Angela and Heather. Lowell are pleased to announce More and more Americans ^ •Maahed Potatoes b Gravy Including frequently interrupted, Grandparents are Joe and Helen the birth of a son, Taylor James, find fanning a satisfying cozy comer •Chicken Cordon Bleu ALL YOU clinches. Parts & Oil Vezino of Lowell and Al and Sue on December 22, 1984. Taylor sideline, says the recent issue of •Chicken Kiev EXCLUDES FOREIGN CARS Van Slyke of Ada. weighted in at 7 lbs. 11 oz. Proud National Wildlife magazine •Porketta Roast CAN EAT Great Grandparents are grandparents are John and Eve- Within four years, between by Roger Brown OFFER EXPIRES JAMUARY 31,1985 Lovem Scott of Grand Rapids lyn Briggs of Lowell and Harold 1978 ad 1982, the number of and Clayton and Mary Van Slyke and Bev Jamison of Grand Rap- small farms increased 17 per- HOURS. of Springhill Florida. Great- ids. Taylor joins his sister Nikki cent. Of theae 637,000 U.S. Here we are, nine days into the new year, and the Ledger is just Men.-Wad.. 8am great-grandmother Clara Triick at home. tenners with fewer than 50 gening around to publishing its first edition. I realize that most of Tuas.. Thurs. £r Ffi In the INIUSUR also of Florida. eeee acres, 80 percent of them de- you have already made, and broke, your New Year's resolutions, AMpor 8im6pm eeee lJuiIijc Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ramirez rive roost of their income from ^ but please bear with me while 1 list mine now' I can assure you that I MONDA Y • THURSDA Y DINNER SPECIALS nwnn Saturday, 8am-3pm LOWfll MICHIGAN Tim and Julie Kosten of Low- are proud to annoucnc the birth outside employment. "They" W will feel eternally guilty about skipping an edition of the Ledger, Service Service Department ell are proud to annouce the birth missing the big snow and ice storm and not having to write this col- Open Wed. tin 7:46pm of their daughter Misty Rae, on bought the land to enjoy it, not Marine Lance Cpl. Scott A. Dinner Served 5:00pm - 7:30pm of their son Adam Scon on De- umn while soaking up some sun in the Florida Keys last week. And, December 26. She weighed 8 to make a living from it," says Haner, son of Dorla K. cember 25,1985. He was a 6 lb. if you believe that, Pd like to sell you some ocean front lots south- All Entrees Include baked potato orrice pilaf , loaf or bread lbs. 2 oz and was 20-1/2 inches National Wildlife's Alan Thompson of 705 Montclam, 13 oz. Christmas present for the east of Key West. Salad Bar $1.00 Extra ' aHHHM|| long. Grandparents are Mr. and Wentz. Lowell, Michigan has been pro- Resolution number 1:1 intend to get ahold of the powers that be at moted to his present rank while yettt Ckoitt... the Michigan Press Association, and straighten out a litlc problem. ^6oz. Steder ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNITY serving with 3rd Marine Divi- MISSIONARY CHURCH The Ledger has been a member of this organization for ebns, and I *8 oz. Bwf Kabob 10501 Sattlewood Ph. 897-7185 REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH have been listed as publisher for nearly ten years now. Just before sion on Okinawa. A 1983 graduate of Lowell Sunday School 9:46 AM. 7152 BradAeld St.. S.E. 676-1696 7227 Thomeppie River Or. 676-1032 the holidays I received my new Press Association membership card. • 2-4 oz. Pork Chops REV BRIAN P. BOSSCHER Senior High Schoool, he joined Worship Service IIKWAM. Pastor: JERRY L JOHNSON If I wore a felt hat, this is the "Press Card*' that I would stick in the ATTEND Evening Service 6:00 P.M. Morning Worship 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:00 AM. the Marine Corps in September • 8 oz. Bar-B-Q ffibs hat band, and along with fifty cents it could probably get me a cup of Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Wedneedays SundaySchool 11:00AM. | Sunday School 1120 AM. ^coffee somewhere. All the information on the card was filled out 1983. • Boz. Shrimp GLENN H. MARKS Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship 600 P.M. eeee "properly, except my name. According the the Michigan Press As- Wrapped in Bacon Foreman Roed WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Pvt. Victoria A. Harris, SERVICES sociation I am now Roger K. Moon, and even though Tve never 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR daughter of Roger B. Harris of been particularly tickled with the plain old last name of Brown, I CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL 11783 64th St., Alto, Michigan guess I'm even less fond of Moon. My mind may be in the gutter, and Ariene Everling of 7475 Bri- FRIDAY a SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIALS but the first thing that comes into it when I think of the word "moon" dle Path. Grand Rapids, Michi- CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH is a picture of a portion of the human anatomy pressed against or gan has completed basic training REFORMED CHURCH sticking out of a passing car window. So gening my press card cor- OF ALTO 3900 East FuSon OF LOWELL at Fort Dix. N.J. rected is resolution number 1. * Comer of 60th Street A Bancroft Avenue • REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS OF LOWELL 201 Nofti Washington Slrwt During the training, students 10 oz. Prime Rib.. *6.95 Morning Worship - 9:50 A.M. 1151 West Mem Street -897-8841 Resolution number 2: My accountant tells me that there is a new Sunday School 1000 AM. REV. WILLIAM F HURT received instruction in drill and Mommg WorsNp ' 11:00 A.M. (Broadcast 10 AM. WMAX 1470) REV. RICHARD VANDEKIEFT Church Sdtool 10:00 A.M. provision in the federal tax code that demands that a detailed log be call us ceremonies, weapons, map read- Jr.-Sr High Young People 6:30 P.M. SundaySchool 11:15AM. Worship Service 10 AM. a 6 P.M. Morning WonNp 11:00A.M. ^kept on all company vehicles. The little red station wagon that I ing, tactics, military courtesy, Evening Worship 7:00 P M Evening Service 6:00 P M. SundaySchool 11:15 A.M. Evsmng Service 6:00 P.M. for delicious Vdrive is a company vehicle, and the biggest share of its use is com- 16 oz. Prime Rib.. •8.95 military justice, first aid, and Wednesday Bibie Study 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Service 730 P.M. Supervised Nursery During All Services Wadnetctay MW-WMk Service pany business. But my accountant says that I am now responsible REV GEORGE L COON Jr. Teene, Adults 70) P.M. Army history and traditions. INCLUDES: Baked Potato or Rice Pilaf, Salad Bar, Loaf of Bread Brousted for providing information about every little trip that I make with it; 868-6403 or 8684912 Nursery-Come i Worship With Us She is a 1984 graduate of where to, how far, what for. etc. Can you believe this? He says that Chicken Lowell High School, Michigan. if I jump in the car to go six blocks to the bank to make a deposit it NEW NON-ALCOHOLIC FREE DRINK MENU RRST CONGREGATIONAL GOOD SHEPHERD WMTNEYVILLE CHURCH should be logged. It will take longer to log some of these trips than it FIRST UNITED METHODIST LUTHERAN CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST will to drive them. My resolution is to come up fighting on this one. CHURCH OF LOWELL It's our W COmfmn (Member United Church of Ghost) CHURCH OF LOWELL UNDENOMINATIONAL My plan is to do about half of my driving in reverse thereby register- Happy Birthday North Hudson at Sprmg St. Lowell 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 Comer of Segwun A Grand River 4935 WhrtneyviHe Rd. Ada 49301 specialty! ing zero miles on the odometer. If the I.R.S. asks me for a log 1 11 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS Morning Worship 8:308.1100 A M Sunday Mom. Worship Service 1000 AM. just tell them Tve been walking a lot. So. if you see some guy back- JANUARY 9; Paul Blattner. heobmg • 90 OR RICHARD GREENWOOD Mormng Worship 900 AM.. 10:45 A.M.. Sunday Schoot a Adutt Bible Class 9:45A.M. Sunday School 11 oo AM ing his way around town in a little red station wagon you'll know Dan Mac Donald. Al Grcenke. • FRESH STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. Fresh, juicy, golden chicken Mormng Worship 10:00 AM JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR Sunday Evening Service 600 P.M what's up. I just hope my neck holds out Katie AJderink. mOT » Church School 10.00 A.M. REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Everyone'* Favorite! 897-6307 Wed Evening Prayer Service 730 P.M. like nowhere elsel It s ready^ Q Resolution number 3: The city council recently decided to ap- JANUARY 10: Cecil (Cnbbery A Nursery Provided) Nursery available al both services Challenger's Youth Group, Wed 7:30 PM • MAI TAI • SPANISH MOCHA for you in no-timel.. pip,n9" point a committee to determine if the $100 per year paid to council- Gochenour. Sharyl Seese. PASTOR JAMES GROENDYK Colorful Er Sweetl Rich Cr Festive! hot and BROASTED to its members should be raised, lowered or left the same. My resolution JANUARY 11: Cindy st is to wrangle myself a spot on that committee and fight for a council Dumas, Renee Ellison. Laura crispy, juicy best.. Ju • ISLAND CAFE' ST. MARY'S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH salary of about $35,000 a year, a new car each year (luxury model of Wierckz. phone ahead... We'll do an Cool, Creamy Chocolate! SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH OF LOWELL FWENOSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL course), an expense account and a few other perks like a big hot tub JANUARY 12: Mike 2275 West Mem Street the work! (Umted Church of Chnst) 402 N Amity Old Grange Hall to hold the council meetings in. Once the committee gets all these Kathan. Judy Ellison. Debbie ml nuny non bhndt, af msde from af nstural Sunday School 9:45 A M. 125 Bridge St . Seranec. Ml MSGNR JAMES MORAN items in place, 1*11 announce my candidacy for a city council seat. Heydet^burg, Stuart Sauber. i. jh .ii mm tfb.n itan t^ n I ill i 1 ll'lii' / 1019 Grand River Ave sngreo&nts anc uncni DIALA-PRAYER-642-9659 NEW HOURS Morning Worship IIOOAM. I Sunday Seivioes 10*30 AM Should I be elected, the Ledger would of course be sold, cheap, pro- Rick Strghuis. Word of Life 5:30 P.M. c Morning Worship 10 00 AM Saturday Mass 5:30 P.M | Wednesday Bible Study 700 PM viding the new publisher would agree to always see things my way JANUARY 13: Todd Bur- Sunday Mass 9:00 A it OO A.M. Evening Worship 700 P.M. SundaySchool 11:15 A.M. BOB ROUSH. PASTOR GHeritic _ when reporting on city council activities. Not a bad plan for 85 if kctt. Doug Arnold. THE REV EDWIN MENDENHALL Awana - Wednesday 6:45 P.M. 897-7489 Mcat Maiit^ ^vou ask me. JANUARY 14: Kristin Stouf- ALSO OTHER SPECIALS • STOP IN & SEE US 642-6322 Wednesday Family Hour 7 :30 P M DR. DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 ^ "So what happened to the traditional resolutions like losing fer. IQenfem weight, getting in shape, working harder, cic., efc., tto.T, you *sk. JANUARY 15; Rick 1400 W Main, Lowell. W7 *K3 Well, I've decided that they are about as realistic as some those Meisner, William Bower. Don listed above, so what the heck, Fm having fun in *85. Hicks. Cirand Valle—«.y7 Ledgetx-ugvir •- Wednesday. jdiiuarJanuary •»9,, 1981^535 -• Pagrage 06 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9t 1985 - Page 7 Clarksville's Steven Richardson helps monitor peace between Egypt and Israel
the opportunity to expenence desen provides. such as scraps »| Army Sgt. Steven E. Richardson. 23, son of Elmer 1979 Camp D«vid Accords, of the party nations Ths is different cultures and sec new wood, and imn and steel (mm Richardson is helping to main- and Raymonde Richardson, 168 through which a Trcily of Peacc accomplished through the use of the wrecked tanks and vehicles Grand places The Valley Ledger's • • • tain peace in this historically E. Femey Ave., Clarksville. was drawn up hy Egypt and Is- road check points, observation The most fascinating thing from the wars they ve fou^hi troubled region of Egypt This serves on a peninsular land rael. and witnessed by the United posts, motor and walking patrols ln this land They're a pnmd ..nd soldier, and more than 1.000 bridge joining Egypt with the Stales. and air reconnaissance. about the Sinai is the nomades who live here.' said Richardson, peaceful people, but they can he other Amencan tmops aa* part of Holy Land An area rich in Bibli- The MFC mission is to ob- "I'm a team leader. I assist the dangerous if you do them wroiij! the 11-nation Multinational cal lore and plagued in the past serve and report any infraction of squad leader and am responsible who attended Lake wood High Force and Observers, an organi- by warfare, the Sinai is once the treaty simultaneously to each for the care and actions of three School. Lake Odessa 'They're They like the American soldier and the Isrealis. zation monitoring the peace be- again a place of peace That men," said Richardson, a mem- called Bedouins and they still tween Egypt and Israel peace was the culmination of the ber of the 4th Battalion. 187th live by the customs of their an- "Israel is beautiful," he added, Infantry, 101 si Airborne Divi- cestors. Their mam source of and very much like the States LEGAL sion (Air Assault). "I'm also te- transportation is the camel They Most of the other countries m the quired to take out four-man pat- live in very small villages that Middle East seem backwards NOTICE rols to designated points and arc very peaceful Their houses and still live by the customs and make sure Egypt or Israel is not ate made up of anything that the laws of a thousand years ago." NOTICE SPATE OP MICHIGAN county of Kent breaking the treaty they both OF MORTGAGE SALE Probate Court signed. JUVENILE DIVISION The MFO operates two camps on this barren peninsula: Q TO: Daniel ZERFAS WHEREAS, default has been made In the terms and Gorah in the north and Sharm d In The Matter Of: Lydia LISTING conditions of a certain mortgage made by Devid M. ZERFAS Sheikh in the south, where Rayner and Carol J. Rayner. his wife, Mortgagors, to Hearing: January 16, 1965, Richardson serve. In the south, at 3:30 p.m. the MPO camp is set between a Lake Michigan Mortgage Company, a Michigan cor- MAGAZINE jumble of jagged mountains and poration, Mortgagee, datad the 27th day of Feb- A neglect tenporary wardship petition has been filed in the shore of the Red Sea. Decile # Pnatufos Complete ruary. A.D., 1973, and recorded in the Office of the the above natter. A hearing improving conditions and den- on the petition will be 9 Register of Deeds for the County of Kent and State ture comforts at the camp, Listings of Lowell conducted by the Court on there's little that can offaet the of Michigan, on the Ist day of March, A.D., 1973 in the date and time stated above in Kent County feelings of isolation, loneliness Liber 1773, of Mortgages on Pages 1340-1343, Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar and monotony many of these sol- Cable TV Channels which said mortgage was thereafter on, to wit: the NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. diers must deal with for six It is therefore ordered that months to a year at a time. On A Daily Basis. 5th day of March. A.D., 1973, assigned to the FED- you personally wear before the Court at the time and "We spend 30 days ^t time at ERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a place stated above. an outpost," Richardson said. corporation organzied and existing under the laws This hearing may result in a "Some of the outposts are so iso- tenporary or permanent loss lated we won't see anything for of the United States, and said assignment was re- of your rights to the Listings child(ren). days and some outposts our vehi- corded on the 5th day of March, 1973 in the Office of cles can't get to. At those Op's the Register of Deeds for said County of Kent in Dated: January 2, 1985 helicopters arc used to fly our water and supplies to us. It usu- O Special Daily Liber 1774 of Mortgages on Page 212, and JOHN P. STEKETEE ally takes about 12 hours to re- JUDGE OP PROBATE supply one of the really isolated Movie Listings WHEREAS, the amount claimed to be due on said outposts. "I feel that I can trust my ac- mortgage as of the date of this notice is the sum of STATE OP MICHIGAN Fifteen thousand seventy one and 99/100 County of Kent tions and responsibilities since O Listings Coincide Probate Court I've been here. The MFO gives ($15,071.99) dollars, for principal and interest and, JUVENILE DIVISION us a tremendous amount of re- With Numbers On > TO: R0GEK MILLER sponsibility. such as leading pat- WHEREAS, no suit or proceedings at law or In In The Matter Of: Justin rols. We have to be experts in Your Tuner WORKMAN map reading, because there are equity have been instituted to recover the debt sec- Hearing: January 3, 1985, over 500.000 mines of all kinds at 2:30 p.m. ured by said mortgage or any part thereof, and de- located in the Sinai. And not all Army Sgt. Steven E. Richardson looks for passing ships in the O Complete A fault having been made whereby the power of sale TO: ClARENCE WHITBY . AND of the minefields are marked. I find the missions assigned to me Strait of Tiran during a night patrol. Richardson is a member of contained in said mortgage has become operative. UNKNOWN FATHER In The Matter Of: Rossi, very exciting and challenging. the Multinational Force and Observers. (U.S. Army photo by lasy To Use Jovan, Tomica, Marcus and That's the main reason 1 volun- Spec. 4 Lupe Hernandez). I Ricky LIPTROf Story by: teered for a second tour of durty NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of the power of sale Hearing: January 3, 1905, Staff Sgt. Richard D. Glynn at 9:00 a.m. here and will probably sign up contained in said mortgage and pursuant to the WKZO Kalamaioo, Ml o CD for a third tour.** WUHQ Battle Geek, Ml o ttl) statutue of the State of Michigan in such case made TO: RICHARD SLINGER However, along with the WXMI Grand Rapidt, Ml o In The Matter Of: Arlisha 1 and provided, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on hardships of serving with the ^ WLNS Lansing, Ml o GD SLIMGER #WFSL Lansing, Ml o Hearing: January 10, 1985, MFO, many soldiers feel there's THURSDAY the 7th day of February, 1984, at 10:00 WOTV Grand Rapids, Ml o CD at 11:00 a.m. a payoff in this special duty, with Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter, is larger than the planet o'clock in the forenoon, local time, said mortgage WILX Jackson, Ml CD C* Mercury. WGVC Allandale. Ml e A neglect temporary wardship will be foreclosed at a sale at public auction to the WKAR E Lansing, Ml m SATURDAY ers come to Earth in leorch of a I HBO I Inside the NR © (HBOl Not Ooffc' A ptychoonolytt lelk O Old Timet' sr. SATURDAY Nowtifht 84 FRIDAY WiBiom Tel Garner Tod Armttronf •pan Today en'i mogazme editor why iSe Cartoon Exftrett Howon Reo-0 S 8 (X) • (lif PW*k Panther and You and Me, Kid eiplodes Robert Vaughn. CW*o 9 College BoskotboN Konsc Sons i Wharton/ Butinots Timet Nowl weon drab clothing. Ginger Ro i O (ft Miami Vice 1/12/85 MOVK The Dark 1/11/85 pher lee 1978 at South Alabama Management Report CscoKid S . Roy MMond. Jon Hal 1944 n li Benny HJ Shaw ( r J l r» w m • t I • w a fc' • l Command' A Kc I HBO) MOW Hytlemol MOW D.O.A.' A man eVWvWBII^JQllVw "'•^Ori Om Day at a Time ***** We Stan a,,. Vk's Vacant lot Maida Sport sleek teacher becomes the lamed guer damn he is Uowfy bemg murdered 7:00 Merit A Mindy | (HBO) MOVK: The lucky Horte Rocmg Weekly Out of Control Newt Update iHa chrel, OuantreN, and lights a ems the leadtr of bondT!! S:00 2 Nifht Trockt Cont'd Star' 9 15 A Haabh Waak 5 00 m Atfl* Roc 1*9 >S4: W«td MOW: Kol KnievoT TKe 4:30 the wchm of a ponon for which sheriff during Civil War raids in the iHBO) Inside the NR Ae ciote of the Owl WaTT " iMAXl Duron Duron-Blue 9:30 O (D O ® Dungeon* MCX ROCKS. Video to Go EnduroiK* • Son^own 1000 Skmg o4 the dnHiiMii « ABC Newt (CQ there is no cure. Cdmond O'Bntn, Heafthboat Mofonne Cimarron Strip \A| • •ouh Gene fitmev. *on Specialists in 11:30PM O (41) — To Be Announced AUTO PARTS r TV DEPARTMENT O (j7) — 'The Vengeance of Fu Manchu' Cylinder Head Reconditioning CD [MAX] - Sudden Impact' (CQ & Engine Block Reconditioning — Sky Ridert owboat 12:00AM 126 N. Broadway, Lowall S- *8 1/2' Piston and Rod Reconditioning 12: O QD ' 'Mm Me Koto' AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY. INC ACCESSORIES CD [HBOl — 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Disc and Drum Brake Service 897-8405 141)0 W Main St.. Lowell Phone S97-3231 1:: CB [MAX] - The Brood Paint and Body Shop Supplies We Use Only Quality Perfect Circle Parts 2:45AM [HBOl - Tend. 3:30AM — 'Bridet Of Drocula Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, January 9, 1985 • Page 9 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 - Page 8 SATURDAY SATURDAY Nowiifhi 84 (HBOl (HBO) WiBiom ToR S 0 0 Hi) 101 Pink Ponthor and Tod Japan Today en come to Earth in march c» o Oub 1/12/85 Sont Timot Dark' A piychaanalytt telh u worn Old Timet new habitat after Iheir planet'* wn Tc i / Yov and Mo, Kid Nowl Hawaii Fivo-O ot South Report FRIDAY en'i mogoime editor why the Cartoon Riprett eiplodet Robert Vauflh". Chr*o a m e 2s Otco KM MOVK Tho Dark 009 Miami Vko CMN Invottigotivo Report & Nowt Update «Command' A clothing Ginger Ro pher Lee 1978. 7:00 Mork A Mindy (HBO) MOVK: Tho Lvcky m Vk't Vacant Lot Mazda Spoftu.,<,K 1/11/85 Roy MMond. ion HaN 1944 Bonny H« Show 5:4 Nifht Trockt Cont'd 1 teacher becomes Star' 915 W Hoalth Wook (HBOl MOVK: Hysleneal Ono Day at a Time MOVK: D O A.* A man 3:30 Stan BeH» s (MAX) iHa chief, QuantreN, and fights a p CIOHUI he H dowfy being murdered SMrr the loader of bondni qi Heallhbeat Magaiine Cimarron Strip 9:30 O CD O CD Ovnpoont and NICK ROCKS: Vidoo to Go sheriff during Civil War rends in the I'T HOTM Rocmg Weokfy Ovt of Control ri '- IA|, ,i •he victim of a ponon for which Tonnottoo Tviodo (MAX) MOVK: 'Yor tho 10 15 wwwwm Kansas territory John Wayne, 500 Auto Roc ing 'M: Worid 1:00 Q MOVKMOV : fvof KniovoT The 6:30 of the Cml War b» Mn Prog Cont'd Lovorno A Shirley A Co. «Hvntor From tho Fvtvro' (tt 10:30 I dl) ® Tl J Now Scaoby Doo Walter Pidgeon. Clove 1000 king of the itunftnen n portrayed there h no cure. Cdmond O Bnen loo Tiomey, Randolph, 't 9 AWo and WoBf IVfVOTOTlOT 1940 (HBOl Ttw Oroot WHoWt mokmg dafvil n^otorcycle Pamela Bntton, luther AdUr Scott, Oana Andrew* 1941 ^ a dF 4:30 ItflM.'' tig Tap *1) Good Morning Mickey! Outdoort I (MAX) MOVK Oroot lumps that made hint o fortune. 1949 • Scotch Sport* Spoctol Crottftro O CD ® (tt Ahrin A tho m (MAX) Dwran Duron Jlue * rtipato 'B4 O Robort SchvRor t HouHonr of ® Internationol Chipmunkt Dongormovto George Hamilton. Lauren Hutton. Down to Borth 3:30 • (MAX) MOVKt A Sll Life Rolipiovt Piog.om I Chnmpionthip 1.00 1:00 O (HOG) MOVK: 'ACTOM thm Rod Come ran. 1971. RKOT Mofaimo At tho Mot 8 I tt Moneymakers (17)0(475 Col Ditnoy Studio Showcote to Arm» Good Mornmg Mickey! Goorgio MOVK: Drvm Boat' An Croat Otvido' MOVK. Tho World I Want' Showbii Today S (MAX) IMOVK : Danton' Indian fiuhtrc oooomted oeace O (MAX) MOVK: Soorm LA* k World War N: Tonko wnmitOAT't MOVIlt (HBOl MOVK: -Children of 2:00 (Ij How* H«. Dave dark. 1966. 1:30 MONDAY fS Mowe/Sifn Off 1/14/BS M0 •3) a CD CWn i. once at l/H/BS IM a (HBOl MOVK 'TwttaM Time' a TA Ml Ovy (CQ 6:00AM O (MAX) - White Bvffoio • (MAXl MOVK: J Inside tfie PGA Tear 700AM [MAX] - Tlw Im rf *. SMti iin COhm 7 00AM (0 (HBOl - Croet Crook OM Timet 1 BOOAM (HBOl - -Ok. M m r MOVK: 'Gontlomor B OOAM C0 [MAXl — Savannah Smilei OCDiS (£ Scarecrow and 11:90 2:90 O (HBOl MOVK: Gulog (CQ fOOAM Im Hm Many Focm' Amorko end Her 9:00AM ffi - Come Bock Utie Sheho Mrt. King « i' Two San Francisco ddoc- 700 Oub Spodol 10:00AM I (HBOBO)l - -MZat.f lo nail a mobster, 10:00AM IS (HBOl — Hyetoncol O GD CD 01 Horde atHe 4 3tJ0 McCormkk (CC) (MAX] — (CQ to ploying bodyguards until O (MAXl - Coma he con be arretted. Alan Arkin, 3 00 fD Amorko and Her Future: n ® MOVK: WoBiing ToR: - Mack Be 4IM • IHBOl TS. On* 2:45 0 MOVK^UokSng Uf' A mid- — Trooturo Mond' The Final Chapter Thn film dealt James Coon, Loretla Swil. 1974. He doss mother living in New York 700 Oub Spodol 12.-OOPM (MAX[MAX]l - TMM BY UM- S [MAXl MOMfc Ittaki Am tl d) CO (fO Highwey to 12 OOPM CD (MAXl - Warlock 3:30 0 (MAXl MOVK: Beach Red with the lost monthi in the kfe of has to contend with problem child- - fHwf« UHW OtydW ren, a husband's busirmt prob- — Comrvol in Cotta Rko Cr\ «--M FnnthnB AH.^Im Buford Putter, the late Tormettee sheriff. Bo Sveman, Richard MOVK: Candy lems, two sisters and an elderly 12 30PM O 147) — 'The Cowboy and tho Lady Gome: 1985 Rkoh Japan Bowl rifWWl. rrvu'uyAA mailni i iv^irn , riorry \j*fmOji • from Yokohama, Japan ioockel. Luke Atkew 1977. 11 30PM (47)- . 19 (HBOl > Without o Trace MM 0 STBS'SSP Boot of Groucho Dork Bdock 1977. 4:30 Q (HBOl MOVIE: Tubby the O I4t) MOVK: 'BdBen DoBor S "-iF ® • '* Brain' A secret agent it ordered to [HBOl - li 3*0 m (MAXl MOVK: 'TKo Inn of 100PM © - Boon Molone Tubo' O 41 bJ Ntwhart stww spy for the Brituh Military InteUig - The Big HoeT the Siath Hippimii' ® — That He Should Weep for Her 5:30 CD (MAX) Maitraa 0 (ft) Utile Houte on the A ^nnr — ra •> aJ C. . t . A . once and pretend to take orders 11:30 rv# MffWr^a VffV rvVe r ore vi W* —•* 'Safe Houte' • (MAXl MOVK:'Seomt Uke 12*0 2 00PM CD (MAXl - Yellow beard from an American general. Mi- 700 Oub Spodol IHBOl - 'TwOfht Tina' ® Trapper John, MJ>. Old Timot' MOVK: 'Aloha ® - Black Arrow chael Come. Francon e Dorleac IB (MAX] - t-m, Uk. OM ThMt' 3$ MacNoR/Lahror A girl with a rare blood Timot on ESPN 2 30PM © (HBOl - Crott Geek 1967 « O d) ® 00 TVt Blooport a type discovers that she is to be an 3:30PM CD (MAXl - Beach Red unwilling heart donor. SaRy Strulh- Proctkol Jokes Spirit 4 00fM © (MAX] - Vh*. Aa«. w S8£> MOVK: -Oh. Oodl ers. James Frondscus. • 4 30PM CD (HBOl • Tubby the Tubo SD !3S ^ mW Wonderworks 3:30 m MOVK: The Plod Piper' A 6 0opm o (HBOl --OK (Mi M r Book B* Miles 1974. - ^ .1 ^ ^ C f- I • » ^ — -• — A — 6 00PM CD (HBOl - 'Hytterkal' cniKi nanng cnyNV>rT>on oyrw#s fo C) !HBOl MOVK: 'Acrott tho © (MAXl - icq Lucy Shew CE) (9 Hogan's help two children escape the Nan CD (MAXl - Coma (MAXl MOVK: tJ0 fD Radio 1990 invasion ol f tOTKC Monty WooHey, Groot Divide • 00PM (B @ - It—km m<4 Km Umm' S B OOPM O (lg- WaBimg Tall The Final Chapter 5 © Burnt A ABon A — ^ A0 - P^OwOft y.1 .i_, l^O^RPwWLA m fv. — . » II Ffoa^t^toor O On tho Bth Doy O 47) — BiNion Dollar Brain' <0 (HBOl - TM. Mvcte. Corteon 9*0 OQDO^MOVK: 'Revenge 1942 © (29 Portonol Finance Q (MAXl MOVK: 'Eoty Money' a O (MAXl - 1—• Um ou nm, ef the Pink Panther' The bum ilf rwWwrlWwSfWTn CD I HBOl — Acrott Ihe Great Divide' o (HBOl MOVK: Hyttencal © Otco Kid 12:00 blir.ii innmrtni ( loo .cuu is on the Q} Lucy Show roam O ® O d) — rwi CD (MAXl — Eaty Money' Ono Day ot o Time trail of the French Connection. Pe- kobound in the Anorctk 4*0 SCOBOFO O (MAXl MOVK: Cema fQ CoBogo BatketbaH Si. 9;00PM Q ®D CD 113) — "Hoortl and Davie* Affair' ® - 'TIMWM Ktond loSporttLook ter Sellers, Dyan Cannon, Herbert 12:15 • MOVK: 'Sunoot BoMhii# at SI Cartoon Exprett Jehn't ot PHttburgh Ptog Confd Lom. 1977. An aging silent screen star, at- O 8 CD 10 — Execution lOOOTM O (MAXl - WKW by UM' ^ Newt Overnight 0 Now! Animal WerW Mr. Witord't World O® •®0rH»ty(CQ tached to an opportumshc young II OOPM o (HBOl - -iMUno W A. Cwi' 4:45 O (HBOl Groat PWature 3) — 'Young Runaway! 630 O CC CD (H fodt of Life (CQ USA. 10:00PM CD (MAXl ~ Warlock ® One Day ot o Time ABC Nowt (CQ CB & 0 8 hi Search oi^ mrmai Prog Cont'd returned grandeur. 11 OOPM CD (HBOl > Without a Trace n MTM ® (MAXl --C—ly fcHp. th— PQ Mr Witord't Werid don, Gloria Swanson, Erich Von 11:00AM O @ - '*»*• ,*~N, MOVK: Trow S — Black Boauty O GD O X) CBS Newt Carol Bumott Sl Amorko ond Her Future; Strohi—. 1950. 12:00AMB — Finion't Rainbow' fl £t) # (9 ABC Newt (CQ 12:15AM CD - Sunoot Boulevard' EPCOT Magaiine 700 Oub Spodol 12:30 O d) O (1) MOVK: 'Big powerful pu CD (MAXl — 'The Unteen' 12:30AM (O (DO®-* ® CoBogo Botk Bounce' A mon k kicked out of a fold girl he (HB0l-. Sudden Impact' (CQ CaroBno State ot North CaroBno camp for nwgranl workers and gets 12 30AM CD - Don't look Now Spof f sCrnf pr Freeman Reports invoked with the mistress of the ® - The Toll Men S- The Black Showbii Today 9:90 OCCO OOiwmpI camp boss. Ryan CNed, Leigh 1:00AM CD (HBOl - lonely Lady 1:00AM CD (MAXl- NICK ROCKS: Video to Go a (HBOl Vidoo Jukoboi Taylor-Young, James Daly. 1969. 7*0 2:30AM CD (MAXl - YeUewboard CD [HBOl - Gulag' (CQ Joker's WBd 10*0 O ID • (d Arthur Hadey't AmoricB's top ipoctBtor 2:45AM CD - looking Up' 2:45AM CD (HBOl — 'The Year of Livtng Dongoroutly Qm sport iB said to be horso CD - City That Never Sioopt 3:00AM CD (MAXl — TKo Inn of tho Sbrth Hoppinott Throo't Company Hnwmi eeww^Fiw n# ABC Nowt racing, with 51 million r 4:00AM CD (MAXl - Eaty Money' 3:30AM ^ - The Pied Piper' CD (fH Wheel of ortuno 09 St. Btewhero (HBOl MOVK: fans. 9 — 'Carnival in Cotta Rko' ® - Dial o Deadly Number liMi'vVVI Dona Dietrich 1978. THURSDAY A shorcropper returns home oiler r\m ly^fcti v ve w taoief ti* Bly K • t• " 1 Amorko ond Her Futuro: serving six years on a chain gang Throo't Company O (HBOl MOVK: Scorfoce ^6r ^or fri t '$ Sho wc oi«* Throo't Compony 700 Oub Special • MOVK: Noked iarth' In 1/17/85 far a crime he did not commit. Roy- IE) 10 Wheel of Fortune (CQ London Prom Concerli 1898, when on Irishman travels to OH Wheel of Fortune H..»r I , . U 41 A!. — TUESDAY 'Spct'A^nff-r lYfOwiO l^re • j JiJtMw wt DwfWWff# ^v^WfeeO ® Wonderful World of Ditnoy 12 15 0 MOVK. A Reflection of Afrka, he finds his partner dead TMaido SporttLook Hyer. 1960. ® Amorko and Her Futuro: Fear' A man and his new wife re- 1/15/85 and trouble awaiting him. Richard (HBOl MOVK:'The Wilder- 700 Oub Special turn ie the ramity he kft ten years 6*0 CB (HBOl MOVK:'Tubby the S ITI ® MOVK: 'Behind the Sconot r u it y Todd. Juliette Greco. Finlay Currk nl Wnif Piinau Family Feud © Top Rank Boxing from earlier and get caught up in a Tuba' ' MAX. MOVK: Danton loe ww Wea LXiortWy «pl WM# 1959. © Aerobics Bodkt in Motion Allontk Gty, NJ string of murders Solly Kellermon. ® MOVK: Hone in tho Grey GD (MAXl MOVK: 'Sink Tho SublMU-d) 6:00 9 (MAXl MOVK: Amerkon 10:00 O (HBOl MOVK: The ieve That Bob 12:30 O (S) MOVK: Inddont In Son 1990 ® Freeman Reportt Sandra Locke. Robert Shaw 1973 © MOVK: Young Runaways I MOVK: Wuthoring Hoightt' Gardee Wilder no it * Outtidort MOVK: The Sun Ako Rket 7:30 O (HBOl Hktory ef Pro FoetboR £T\ >»eL mtfinil S TXJ vOltf^er DOM vTDON. nOty Here Come the Bridet 9:30 I OH Night Court (fB Late Night with 7:00 O (HBOl Emma 4 Grandpa: fQ (MAXl MOVK: Deal of tho Thk story portrays the turbulent 8:00 e (MAXl MOVK: Savannah newspaperman tries to prove the 12:30 0 (6) MOVK: 'Mr. ond Mrt. Bo Crott ol Notre Dame 10:00 I GD Knol't Landing David Letter mon Winter Century' iivn Of me KW uiion wfiKn Smtlet' Jo Jonet' A young couple it trou •fiwfyeoi l,,Tro m |Ain^# ITir' ,ev \AfnAg4vv ono ywot \kin .• AFTERNOON J SportiCenter CB 0} ABC Newt Nightline 7:30 O (HBOl MOVK: Block ® CoBogo BotketbaN: St. 9:00 CB MOVK: Getting Married' A Richard Kiley. Chm ConneRy. Dean StnUion Returm Jehn't ot Pittsburgh bled with parental pressures in a Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner. Errol Joumr. 1970. (IB 20/20 (CQ 13) Ski Week small Eastern town in the fifties. songwriter tries to win a lady news- 12*0 O (HBOl Bvk • Ono Night with You Can't Do That On TV fB Love That Bob B OO O (MAXl MOVK: Huckleberry 11.30 O (HBOl MOVK: AmkyviBe: Flynn. 1957 caster's heart from her fiance. Ri- © I MAXl MOVK: Dosi Amoz Jr., Chris Norm. 1971. You 7:30 Hawaii Five-O • ® MOVK: Cool Hand Luke A Finn (CQ The Demon (CQ You Can t Do That On TV ® 90 Jeopardy chard Thomas, Bess Armstrong, m MOVK: 'Doeba in the Dutf Anything for Money CD 09 HtR Street Bluet on o 9ong. 9:00 e MOVK: Silent Victory Tho imeiTM^l qpaiio jM|.»dy Caotor't Tohoo S 1 >bk for free Kitty ONod Story' Kitty over nriwieww (je9J few rv v/ i»* t.v > k from Lake Toii Name That Tune World of oofn, owlmAm 1k^t4#%\ m# Druroi lcre rrmwn t+oot , • f comn Iw. lo tmam a H OC SlMAXl MOVK h C£)To«i f 1:00 (HBOl MOVK: CB 2*1 success m the Hollywood stunt ^ ^ World t Fair' TWIWIfDAY i MOVIM Wdd Wodd of Animok Jocouot C Paul Newman, George Kennedy. PM O IMAXl MOVK: Cuba' J.D. Cannon 1967. Andy Griffith Ski Weok 12:45 (Ij) PM Magaiine . THURSDAY the woman they love is broken up DTV 1:00 Andy Griffith I/17/B5 by rampagmg Apaches. TeRy Sav alas, George AAahark, Ariene SanMOVN h The Mon Dahl. 1969 ESPN's Spoedwook 10:15 O World at Wer With Two TUESDAY 6:00AM CD (HBOl — Tubby the Tube' On tho Shouldon of Giants MOVK: 'KM No More' Gottfke 1/15/B5 CD (MAXl - Sink The Bkmarck 1:90 CoRtgt BotkelboR: Purdue 10:30 _ 8:00AM ID [MAX] - S 8*0 Magnum, P.I. CMP Michigan Outdoort I Gotefke 6:00AM (MAX] — 'American Wddomoee' 9:00AM CD - 2*0 (MAXl MOVK: MOVK: Who MOVNb 'Wintor Few' UMB Love My Childron? (CQ A n:0D m^SaDOCG Lo FiBe Mol Gordoo 7:30AM CD (HBOl - Block StaHion Returm' 10:00AM CD [HBOl - 'TKo Family' 1:30 2:90 (HBOl MOVK: CoM River courageous woman sets out to find I Newt 8:00AM 6) - Huckleberry Finn' (CQ I — ' — — i. m m 4 — — L. ^ — a ^ (MAXl CD (MAXl — 'Denton' (Subtitled) 3*0 America and Her Future: toviftq nufiwi for nww iwn cniKjrcn M-A'S'H _ wt/Sign Off when the discovers that she is (MAXl Attoulted Nuts 9:00AM CQ - ' Silent Vktory: The Kitty O Noil Story' ® — Young Runaways 700 Oub Spodol dymg. Ann-Mar grot, Frederic For- Twilight lone Dobie GiRk 10:00AM CD (HBOl - The Outtidort' 3:30 iMAXl Album Floth: ki^. _l-t | | - -J a _ 12:00PM ® — Ootke in the Dutt' rest. Cathryn Damon. (R) 1983. Betl of Gloaton . "e tr BW > f 1111 T l/pCJU I T . CD (MAX] - Deal of the Century mC ^ fki! „ Amkm 'Behind the Sconot ot Walt Ditnoy Studio' O (1/1 MOVK: Force 10 From 2*0 v»09 iwwwr% rttgnrwaicn 11:30AM CD [HBO] - 'AmkyviBo: Tho Demon' (CQ 12:30PM O 33 — 'Inddont In San Franckco' Novorone' A group of comman- 32 the PGA Tour 4:00 CD (HBOl MOVIfc'Tubby the MOVK: Wuthoring Hoightt dos |Otr)\ lorcfS lor a mysterious MOVK: The Gift ef Levo (MAXl MOVIE The Onion 12 00PM O (MAXl - h Hepptned ot the World's Fair co and Her Futuro: CD (MAX] — 'Buodwey Danny Tuba' CIaAOI' BiR Coeby Show mission behind Nazi lines. Harrison BiR Cotby Shew r f#fo 1:00PM CD (HBOl- O (MAXl MOVK: 'Yor the WKRP in Cincinnati Hunter From the Future' Ford, Robert Shaw. Edward Fox. WKRP in Cincinnati To Bo Announced CoBogo BatkotbaR: North 1978 12:30PM O dD - Mr . and ftbt . Bo Jo Jonet Carolina State at North Carelino fl (47) MOVK: The Greek 2:15 i MOVIE: 'Hammerhead' The aj __ Kilt No British use an Amerkon secret 5:30 CB (MAXl MOVK: Danton' Tycoon A turbulent love develops 11:30 O GD Newhart 1:00PM CD - The Mountain Rood- 2:00PM CD (MAXl- ogent to aid in capturing a master (Subtitled) ^ between one of the world's wealthi- Taxi — 'That Time in Havana' - Winter Fovor' y est men and the widow of a U.S. Stortky and Hutch criminal. Vince Edwards, Judy Gee EVENING 2:00PM CD [HBO] - The Lucky Star 2:30PM (HBOl - CoM River' President. Anthony Oumn, Joe que- Alfred Hitchcock son. Peter Vaughan. 1968. kne Brnet, Raf VaHone 1978 103 Tonight Show 2:30 CE) (HBOl MOVK: The Omen ® - The Gift ef Love CB Portrait of America: 4:00PM [HBOl - 'Tubby tho Tubo' 6*0 O SJOGD O GD O 00 Cotby Show CD (23) ® Blondio 3:30PM CD (MAX] — Huckleberry Finn' (CQ (MAXl — 'Yon the Hunlor From the Future' Spor ti' ti t ' olh^AXl MOVK: h Happonod O 3® Undortoo World of KmmmMm>pori% Laierngn I — i — I—L-* 5:00PM CD (HBOl - Block StoBien Returm at the Werld't Fair 5:30PM CD (MAX] — 'Danton' (Subtitled) Jocquet Coutteau > ® Barm, % CD 23) Mkhigan Outdoort Moke Me Lough 3:00 AH Amerkon WretHing 5:30PM CD (MAX] — 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' Prime Time WretHing 7:00PM ® TIAItitT wk 11 trtre LJneignr - ' *' C) (HBOl Intide tho NFL Bett of Groucho Amorko and Her Futuro: f Gentle Ben 8:00PM Trapper John, M.D. 7:00PM © - Sky Trap (41j CB 13) - Who WiN Love My Children?' (CQ CB NBA BatkotbaR: Detroit at Love Boat 700 Oub Special MOVK: Vonkhing Point' A *5) MacNeil/ m B :00PM 19 QD — The Cowboy ond the Lady' New Jortoy Nets C po t, T s v. r 11 T r Sformer Marme, policeman and ® - Force 10 From Navarono New tho ur O *^) — 'True Confottiont' O (MAXl MOVIE: i Sports Tonight (39 CoRogt BatkotbaR: Woke race cor driver leads police on a iit - TKo Greek Tycoon Ctt) (TJ Prog Cont'd c—ii—« IMiVB 12:00 f| (X) O (X) MOVK: 'A Big Forest at Duke CD (HBO] - The Outtidort Lucy Show (MAX] — 'Savannah Smiles' QJ College Basketball: Hand for the Little Lady' A gam CD (MAX] — 'It Happened ot the Werld't Fak' Cartoon iono State ot Mktktippi bier's wife recoups their kfe savings Now World BoRet ® - Vonnhing Point' 9:00PM [HBOl - 'Scorfoce' (CQ Orcut and more from the showdown pot 3:30 • MOVK: Caught in tho ( MOVK: 'Mb. Billion An H- of a poker game. Henry Fonda, Draft' To get on the right ude ol hn 9:00PM O GD O GD - 'Not My Kid' 10:00PM (MAXl - 'Cuba' Ono Day at a Time S akan auto mechanic inherits a Jaanm Woodward, Jason Robards giH, a draft dodger entertainer — 'Behind the Scenes at Wal: Dkney Studio' Peggy Cummins, Charles Cobum, 11:00PM ® To Bo Announced — 'The Gift of Love' fortune but crooks are determined Jr. 1966 pretends to enkst and discovers he lloyd Nolan 1948. Out of Control 10:00PM CD (MAX] — Sudden Impact' (CQ 13:00AM to keep him from collecting it. Ter- actually did. Bob Hope, Dorothy 3:45 CD (MAXl Ukoly Storiot, CI) O (D - A Big Hand for the Ultie Lady CBS News (ft) ABC News Nightkne 6:30 ence HiM, Vakrk Perrine, Jackie (amour. Eddie Bracken 1941 11:00PM ® — 'Wuthoring Hoightt' Chapter 1 (lUT) — '.30-' ABC Newt (CQ ^) MOVK: -30- A mght Gkason. 1977 ' 4:00 O (MAX) MOVIE:'Time te Die' 11:30PM CD I HBOl — 'One Flew Over the Cuckoe't Nett 4:00 • MOVK: Noked iarth' In NBC Nowt editor struggles to get a [MAX] — 'Broadway Danny Roto' O Super Bowl XV NighBghts Los Angeles daily paper out. Juck 31 MOVK: Detke In the Dutt' 6 CD O (D MOVK- 'Net My 1898, when an Irishman travels to ftS Nightly Butinett Report 12:00AM O ® - -Sflonder In the Grate ! 12:15AM CD Webb, William Conrad, David A sharecropper returns home after Kid' A family k torn apart when Africa, he finds his partner dead — A Reflection of Fear' I (HBOl Hktory of Pro Football 12:30AMQ Showcase Nelson 1959 serving six years on a cham gang - Chinatown the parents find out about their ond trouble awaiting htm. fikhard — 'Cool Hand Luke' I Carol Burnett [MAX] — Copt and Othor Lavert' won don Prom Concerts 0$ Hogan's Heroet for a crime he did not commit. Ray teen-age daughter's drug problem. Todd. Juliette Greco, Finlay Currk 1:00AM C0 [H301 — 'The Man With Two Biain;' I EPCOT Magaiine S 21fl ©Nightl (19 yN ButinetK Nowt tRepor t 8:30 I® 11® Family Tiet (HBOl Bvn • One Night with mond Burr, Joan Bennett, Martha George Segal. Stocked Channing. 1959 2:00AM CD 12:30AM© - The Sun Ako Rket Carol Burnett [MAX] - The Onion Field' Writer In Society «You Hyer 1960 Viveka Davis. 1964. i:38AM S [MAXl — Hoot and Dutt* 2:1SAM CD Moutterpiece Theot^r Oi Nowt ( O ft) • (It TVs Funnietl — 'HarTirriflrhead ESPN-t Horto Racing Weekly CD (MAXl MOVK: Broadway c». U } J T7Bown,.,,T RMW!l XV1 I Hilitet Danny Roto' 4.30 Gl (HBOl Hittorfr y of Pre Football I 45AM CD [HBO] - 'Amkywifle: Tho Demon (CQ RMomar. Shs^r Mem uitt *2 (CQ 2:30AM CD (HBOl — 'Tho Omen' SKtiwHiz Today 9*0 Ml a Simon Radio 1990 {ft Rat PoPatrot l 2:00AM 3) - Father's Ultfo Dividend 3:30AM ® NKX ROCKS: Video to Go Showbii Today ~ 'Caught in mo urori' Cheers BurmA ABon 7:00 Q gQ iekor't WiW IBS -> 4",AM CD - 'Riot' MCX ROCKS. Video te Go 4:00AM CD [MAX] - Time to Die' 99! Mytteryf (CQ CsHags SasketbsH: UCLA at Genius is patience. "Courago is knowing what O ® Entertainment S (2$ Yefim Bronfman in Buffon 3:30AM 0 (HBGi — THe Owwiosrs' GD Mor s WiM — Dotire In the Dutt' o dlj Entertainment Tonight 9 - 'Grm Om* Of Wyoming not to faar." Plato I0(17)0(47) Dallas 4;0eAM - Naked Barth Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 • Page 15 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 9. 1985 • Page 14 Want to purse some tax trivia? Try these questions Taxes ceitanly arc not trivial. make to an Individiaul Retire- 7. True or False. While inter- If you treat them lightly, you arc ment Account (IRA)? (A) est rates in general have been SPORTS AT A OLANCI. bound to be pursued by the gov- $2,000 (B) $2,250 (C) $1000 heading downward, the IRS 9:00fM St — Top Ronk Boxing from AHontk Gty. NJ ernment. However, the Michi- (D) Only married persons may HMO AY 3;30fM - CoNogo FootboN AN-Stor Gome 19BS Rkoh raised the interst rate it charges i/n/ti 11:30fM© - SporttContor gan Association of CPAs contribute to an IRA. on overdue taxes - and pays on 6:30fM ©- Motdo 12:00AM©. CoNogo kisono Sta thought you might enjoy playing 3. Every taxpayer is allowed overdue refunds - from 11 per- 5 OOAM © Auto Racing 'M: World Endorarno 1000 7 OOfM ©.SporttContor 1:00AM 01- CoNogo Stof# of a game of tax trivia lo help raise one of these, but a blind taxpayer cent to 13 percent compounded 9:00AM © t rfi»r^ i 7 30M* © 2 30AM ffi - SporttContor your tax IQ. Can you answer the 65 or older is allowed three. daily. 9:30AM © Top Ronk loiing from Laks Tohoo. NV 3:00AM © - A following questions without What is it? 8. The standard mileage de- n oofM © Asrshin Isdist in Motion • OOfM 9 - CoNogo jf. MfM % Of rmsour^n © — Coiogo M 30fM ffl ESFN't Horto Rocmg Wosfcly 10:00fM ffi . oy peeking at the answers at the 4. Turc or False. Sixty percent duction - for business-related 1 OOfM 6B ESfM t Spoodwooh Ifr end? of a long-term capital gain is not driving is (A) 14 cents a mile for I 30PM © PKA PvM Contact Karoto- World Ftywoifht 12: 1. If you don't itemize deduc- taxed, but a shon-term gain is the first 15.000 miles (B) 20.5 Orlondo R tions, but you do give to charity, fully taxable. cents a mile for the first 15.000 3 OOfM ffi Diniom u f ati - •Yaa rK«^ >nofCK^Aio — fKA Fvll Con fact DAYTIME the maximum amount you an de- 5. Find the pair of deductible miles (C) There is no standard 3 30PM © Co—ar t Tohos lilltordt CIOAMC fro duct for a charitable contribution items - only one pair is deducti- mileage deduction. 4;30fM © - '•'*^• OOaM VfOCM. »• O I rii»»fl jWAMJw Of ? 30AM aa • — -A— —i- is: (A) 25 percent of contrib- ble. (A) dog licenses, bar exami- 9. True or False. If a person 6:30PM ffi PVWIilVi 1 OOAM CHEVROLETS 7 00PM Pro Tonnit: Volvo Mostort J 10AM utions up to $100 (B) 25 percent nations fees (B) adoption costs, dies in the middle of the year, no A 1984 Corvette - 2 to choose from, fully equipped, see them on our showroom. < 3 © •• J-'* * * • v. t? f I t ^ f Oi«* Dominion ot Dofavl 540 12*0 o X ****** of contributions up to $300 (C) commuting expenses (C) bad income lax return need be filed g ^ 1 |y MMokAoookfto O 4t Ryon't Hopo 7 30fM © >wpf"r 0vwf n• j»*»t" v The full amount of any contrib- personal debts, investment for that year. 1984 Camaro Z28 - automatic, air, stereo tape, cruise, tilt, T-tops low miles. TUfSDAY 5 30 O ^LovomoaShirloyA fl If I Lovo Lvcy • 00PM © CoMsgs BothotboN: Kontot ot Sooth ution less than $200 (D) You guides (D) title searches, excise 10. Which three of the follow- 1983 Celebrity - 4 door. V6, auto, air, FM, tilt, cruise, locks, 2-tone paint. r • 1 y 1/15/B5 BoDeccedieo 10:00fM © v w * r V w ' '# ' *' may only deduct a charitable taxes. ing are deductible? (A) cigarette 1982 Cavalier Typo -10 hatch - 4 speed, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, full power, 10 30fM © - Caotor't Tohoo •iliardi OOMIC 9:00AM ©-. 6. True or False. If you hold C *— . • Ki» T rrlf.u contribution if you itemize deuc- taxes (B) mortgage interest j(Q 11 30PM © - jff9wTw\rWf9 M WWW 9:30AM © — more. 6:00 , two jobs, the cost of commuting 13:00AM© . tions. loan finance charges (D) busi- Top Ronh loiing from Loll* Tohoo. NV 10:00AM ffi - Coiogo BotkotboN: V. John t at fttttbvrgh 1982 Camaro Z28 - Automatic, air, cassette, tilt, cruise, sunroof. RP. more. # 2. What K the maximum con- from you first to your second job ness gifts under $25 (E) bank 2:30AM ffi - 1|>C>» • • v. • f*f 12 OOfM ffi . Aorobkt-Bodiot in Motion 20 Minvto 1981 Chevette Scooter - 2 door. 4 speed, AM radio, cloth seats. 3:00AM © - 700 Ovb inbution a single person can is deductible. fees for a personal checking ac- Max do SporttLooli 12-30PM — CoNogo BotkotboN: Old Dominion at Dofavl 3:30AM Scotch Sportt Spoaol: Sporttpogo M count. 1978 Nova Cuttom -4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, cruise, only 55,000 miles. 1:00fM O [HBOl — CtMNnpiMM on tot Toko 2 11. Choose one: ACRS stands BUICKS SATUtDAY 2:30rM — Intido tho fOA Tovr TBS Morning Nowt 12:30 S CD O GD Yovng and tho 1/IS/tS 5:00fM — CoNogo BotkotboN: St. John't ot fitttbvrgh (MAX) AN-Ooy for (A) Alimony Credit Report- 1985 Park Avenue - 4 door, air, stereo, tilt, cruise, full power, 3,000 miles. 1(4 Uviaf 7 OOfM iHBO] — Chompiont on ko ing Schedule, an IRS form show- Morning Mkkoyi Loovo It to 1984 Centruy Estate Wagon - V6. air, cruise, power locks, stereo, just 6,600 5:00AM ffi - Caotar » Tohoo Bdhordt OOMK from Lako Tohoo — ^poiliContoi A Stvdy in tho Word § NOTICE ing compliance with alimony 4:00AM ffi - ESPN » Spoodwooh 7:30fM C...,„viPafai r• VI^ovMt • voootvo registration rules (B) Acceler- miles. Ttmot on ESfN O GD 0 GO Starch For 6:30AM ffi - CoNogo Boskotboll Kontot ot Sooth Alobomo • OOfM — frimo Timo Wrottling Dfiubif ated Cost Recovery System, a 1984 Skylark Custom - 2 door, automatic, tilt, stereo, cruise, chrome wheels. •:30AM © - SporttContor 6:30 ® o (D CBS Early 1*0 (9 AN My Childron OF SALE rapid means of depreciating NEW! 9:30AM fB - Championthip WrotHmg from Ooorgio 10:00** Svpor Bawl XIV HiNtot Bvnch business property. 81 — Atpino Ski School 10:30fM TImf tvo>a MfM-ninrvlMt i X »' •n Dayt of Ovr Livot 1983 Riviera Coupe - V8. air, stereo, tilt, cruise, full power. Astroroof. Svpor Bovtt of tho 70't 12. True or False. The cost of 10:00AM O 17 - Championthip Wrottling 11:30fM 1978 Lesabre Custom - 2 door. V8, air. stereo, tilt, cruise. Landau, •M^tA^ W»o joVIt C,«fwioJwnf fwmm A1973 Toyota Celica, 2 door with v*hlci« ktontmca- hiring a CPA to prepare you tax ffi — Max do SporttLooli 12:00AM CoNsgs at rustproofed. 10:30AM ffi - Tonnit: WO Worid Doublot Championthip from 12:30AA - AN 1:30 o GD O (£ As tbo World tk>n numtor RA21074783 will b* told to ttw highest return is not deductible. 2:00AM CO ABC Nowt (CQ 13. If two working people are 1977 Centruy - 4 door, V8, air, cruise, vinyl top. rustproofed. r W a a^e a^^ w a a ^va wa ww aw oe ov%f^f WW O Fwwwe e e e IIOOPM GD - NCAA Batkotbai: vV a i K i n g t ' n of 0 u k ir Mddar at tt>om«t ctovroM and butck. 12S0 W. Main 2:30AM Mkkoy Movto Ovb married and file jointly, they are OLDSMOBILES 1J 30fM dD m - fro Tonnn: Volvo Mottort StrMt, Lowall at 10:00 A.M. on: 3:00AM ffi FootboN AN-Stor I9BS Rkoh Ono Ufo to Uvo entitled lo a two-earner deduc- 1 OOfM O (17) fi 1982 Cutlass Supreme - 4 door. V6, air, stereo, cruise, rally wheels. ftom Yi Faith 20 tion. It is worth: (A) $100 off ® - CoNogo 6:45 1981 Cutlass LS - 4 door. 76. air, stereo, tilt, cruise, locks, rustproofed, low WiDNfSOAY 1 their tax bill (B) 10 perent off the 1 30fM - • \^iiogo BotkotboN: North Carolina ot Virginia 7:00 CD Thursday, January 17,1984 I/14/B5 miles. 2 OOfM (S) — NCAA BotkotboN: Hovtton ot Dofaui income of the lower-earning 41) CJ) — CoNsgs BoskotboN: Hovtton ot Dofavl or Kontvcky ot spouse up to $3,000 (C) The 1980 Delta 88 Royale Brougham - 4 door. V8, air, cruise, FM. delay wipers. 9:00AM ffi - SporttContor Avbvrn 9:30AM ffi — Tonnk: WCT World Dovblot Championthip from London. two-earner deduction was ph- 1979 Cutlass Supreme - 2 door. V6. stereo radio, sport mirrors, cloth seats. 2 30fM O CEUBQl-NCAA BotkotboN: OoorgotownotVaonovo or Tvxodo Newt Day ased out in 1983. f^wwfw •/^OOlFw OmW6 •ViQ'v^vif;'*• i^iAm" Today> Special 1978 Delta 88 Royale - 4 door. V8. AM radio, rustproofed. only 57.000 miles. 12:00fM ffi — 14. The exclusion for interest 3:00fM O ® ® (Ij - PBA Tovr Groator Lot Angolot Opon CD O GE) Capitol 1977 Custom Cruiser wagon - V8. air. stereo, cruise, power windows and USA Cartoon Exprott 3 30fM 12:30fM ffi - Avto Racing Anthology income from savings accounts is: 03 — CoHooo BotkotboN: Oomton ot Wako Porott Good Morning Mkkoyi 1:30fM ffi ~ CoNogo BotkotboN: Virginia ot Oomton locks, more. 4 OOfM 15) Of 6 | — CBS Sportt Satvrdoy Svporboak (A) $100 (B) $200 (C) There is' (17) — CoNogo BotkotboN: Wncontin at Indiono or Michigan at 3 30fM ffi - CoNogo BotkotboN: Botton CoNogo ot VJonovo rM1* i k1j r>rv«*I t <#Stm*As r%# 'mr> no exclusion on interest income 1971 Delta 88 Royale convertible - V8. stereo tape. tilt, power windows, ral- 6 OOPM © — Maida SporttLook Advonturot of Block Boavty Gu.d.ng Light 7:30 (Xf) Fat Alb earned from savings accounts. lys. 4:30fM O (41) © (13) - Wido World of Sportt 6:30fM ffi - SporttContor (47) Undord 15. True or False. For the first O (E O (j9 - fGA GoM: Bob Hopo Dotort Ckmk 7 OOfM ffi — CoNogo BotkotboN: Holy Crott ot Notro Dome PONTIACS 35 To Lifo! time ever. Social Security bene- 5 30fM ffi Bowl IV HigMightt •:00fM © 17) — CoNogo BotkotboN. fvrdvo ot Northwottorn 23 Weather 1982 Phoenix - 4 door hatchback, Lt. automatic, air, cassette, tilt, cruise. 2- fits may be taxed. 6:00f M CD — World Championthip Wrottling CD - NBA BotkotboN: LA. at Booltn I Dream oF, tone. — v T •>• v, •aaHVfvwi, ^ 4 t t-k-. ' . rrwwUPwwHO P . 4 mi ^ w woo4l ^vrowfi 16. True or False. You may be ffi - CoNogo BotkotboN. Wbcontin at Indiana Flying Hovt 1979 Lemans -4 door, V6. automatic. FM radio, rustproofed. 8:OOfM O (.17) — High School BotkotboN: Union vt. Catholic Control 9 OOfM ffi - CoNogo BotkotboN: North Carolina Stoto ot North Carolina Terry Tvnet entitled to a tax credit for ading fli — SportsCentor 10:00fM f9 — ^nn,B, ^fftitfbnN Mktovri ot Oklahoma storm windows in your home or CADILLACS 745 9 OOfM ffil — Svpor Bowl XI HigMightt 11 OOfM © . iMido Hio fGA Tovr apartment. 1983 Eldorado Biarritz - V8, fully equipped, all power, leather interior. n:30fM© . Varied 9.30fM ffi - Svpor Bowl XN HOitot B:00 17. True or False. If you are 1982 Eldorado Biarritz - V8, fully equipped, all power, leather interior. 10 OOfM ffi — FootboN AN-Star Go mo: 1945 Ricoh Japan Bowl 12:00AM©. fvrdvo at Northwottorn single and receive unemploy- 2:00AM © — (CQ FORDS wwifcn#OantUfL • ail ment benefits, your benefits may 1:30AM ffi . SporttContor tho fGA Tovr Donald Dvck Proton tt 1983 Fairmont Futura -4 door. L6. automatic, air, stereo, cruise, rear defog- 2:00AM ffil - CoNogo BotkotboN: Northwostom ot Ohio Stoto 2:30AM ©_ be taxed if your income is greater 4:00AM © - CoNogo BotkotboN: Oomton ot Wako fxrott 3:30AM ffil - CoNogo than $12,000. ger. 4:00AM SI . 18. True or False. Yu can take 1979 LTD Landau - 4 door. V8, automatic, air. FM. vinyl top. rustoproofed. SUNDAY 8: IS Sweaters 1/13/BS an itemized deduction for any THURSDAY •:30 1978 LTDf Landau - 4 door. V8, air. stereo, tilt, cruise, full power, vinyl top. 1/17/B5 Ho-Mon a medical expenses that exceed linLw¥ IfOi XAi^AA* v Of I m er em£ AelSeww A _tO I 1977 LTD - 4 door. V8, automatic, air. AM radio. Vinyl top. 6:00AM ffi — •bring in a five percent of your adjusted I love Lvcy •*0AM ffi - 9^0AM — O GD UHt* Houte ta OTHERS Welcome to fooh Comer •GET FL gross income. •:30AM © — CoNogo WsiliiTtinfT 9:30AM © . 19. True or False. You can de- 1982 Delorean - 2 door coupe, only 10,000 miles. See it on our showroom 12 00fM O (X) O CC - NBA lot Angolot at Dotioit 10:00AM© . CoNogo Holy Oats at Notro Today's Spodol duct any casualty loses that ex- floor. O®- 12:00fM ffi . 9*0 Tk Tec Dough 700 Oub FREE ceed 10 percent of your adjusted TRUCKS S.AI 12:30fM © - bom Lako Tohoo Facts tf Life gross income and a $100 exclu- ffi - SporttContor hvt O CD (d foopit't Court Expires 1/14/86 1983 Chevrolet C10 Pickup - 6 cylinder, automatic overdrive, only 20,000 12:30fM S3 (1® - Pro Tonnit: Volvo sion. r iom ©_ ju^boho miles. FootboN AN-Stor 19BS 4 OOfM ©_ Stoto ot North 20. Bill is a welder and wears from Vi y ' O^fO fr^> te fooh 1982 Chevrolet C10 Pickup - V8, automatic, Scottsdale. rustproofed. 6:30fM ffil __ |SfN't Horto !•(&) protective clothing to shield him 1:30fM OS)- 7:0QfM ©-SporttContor from the welding torch. He re- 1982 Chevrolet S10 Tahoe Pickup - air, stereo, tilt, cruise. V6, auto, more. 2:30fM O ® O CB- NCAA Cjfc, . ^ AJL J L. .-irijaf j-| & 7:30fM © - RSfN't Sgtsdwssk You Can't Do Tbot On TV Univortity of North ports to a union hall to find out 1978 CMC 3/4 Ton 4X4 Pickup - V8, automatic, HD chassis, 2-tanks, 50,000 • OOfM CD. 4:30 Tem a Jtrry 3:00fM ® Cj® - SporttWorld You ond Mo, Kid VoHron where he will work that day. He — CoNogo BotkotboN: Lovitiono Stoto at Mittitiigpi miles. 4 OOfM (9 - NBA BotkotboN: Hs Man a is entitled to deductions for: __ C.(ri4l. p .. _.l yw UL—UL—k*. t ^Wp^wv I w n fij l l 11 v<| • J T « 1976 Ford F150 Pickup - V8, automatic, power steering and brakes. ffi - Svpor Bowl IN Hilitot (select the best answer) (A) The •:30fM © — Svpor Bwal XVI Hilitot WKRf in Gncinnoti 4:30fM 0 (A) O b). Sportt Love Connection cost of the clothing and trip to the 1975 Ford F100 Custom SuperCab Pickup - 6 cylinder, automatic, stereo ; O 4t) — USA vt. tho World in Amafovr Boxing 9:30 union hall. (B) the cost of cloth- tape. 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Martte) pw «« girHagf wlw haul in more TH^/AAET Chevrolet & buick ia rbo Family bean would not eat turtles foNipt BotkotboN: North Carolina at Virginia Saturday 10A.M.-3P.M. 12:30rM bodies than trash in "Of Human Garbage/* the "Hill Peyton floco for fear such a diet woukf m2l loweK m 897 9294 — Avto Roano '$4: SCCA Budwoitor Tront Am Street Bines" episode airing Thursday, Jan. 17 on NBC. f® Varied frogromt make them stupid. Another Uto „ ^FOtl, ft* !T RffOLVED that thia Board Kent County Commiaaioner repreeenting Dlatrict Number 18 of Commissioners acknowledges Commissioner Oainey'a Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 9t 1985 - Page 17 Commiaaioner Lamoreaux explained the procedure WHEREAS, said application has been approved by the on January 2, 1981, end aerved with distinction on the Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9. 1985 - Page 16 contribution to the cause of local government and hia followed for amendment of th9 Standing Rules by the State Department of Social Services, and Leglslstlve, Judicial and Taxation Committee for two Commiaaioner DeVriendt moved the adoption of the WHEREAS, the Department of Social Services requires devotion to public service, and Legislative Committee and moved their adoption. snd the Peraonnel, Safety and Social Servicee 'reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Byington. Seconded by Commiaaioner M. Buth. (All have received a formal Reeolution authorising the Chairman of the •I IT PORTHIR RESOLVED that a copy of thia Committee for two yeara, and reaolution be given to Commissioner Gainey aa a small Notion carri' -»y the following vote: copiea and a copy is on file in the Office of the County Board to aign the contract agreement. WHEREAS, Commiasioner Pupel alao aerved hia Yeaa: Banj era, Boelema, Nartin Buth, Byington, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Rent County token of the eataim which wo have for him. Clerk.) constituents and the people of Kent County by appoint- DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipers, Board of Commiaaionera hereby author1 tea the Chainsan of Commiaaioner Oppewal moved the following changes to Commissioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the ment to the Deferred Compeneatioe Committee, the Library Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Narah, Oppewal, Schwab, PROCEEDINGS the Standing Rulea since she doean't feel the Standing the Board to aign the contract agreement (which Board, and the Metro Water Adviaory Committee of Region resolution. Seconded by Commiasioner Hahlfield. ' TerHorat, Thomaa. Vaughn, Wahlfield. Chairperaon Buth - agreement need not be made part of the minutes). VIII, and Rulea are being followed in this area. Seconded by Motion carried unanimoualy. of the Commiaaioner Kuhn who pointed out ahe aa a Member of WHEREAS, Commiaaioner Pupel's sincerity snd 21. # Commissioner Byington moved the adoption of the Reaolution No. 1-85-7, in recognition of Naya: None. the Peraonnel, Safety and Social Services Committee, haa common senee esrned the respect of hie fellow commie- Reaolution No. 1-85-4, regarding the reorganisation not aeen any reaumea. reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner DeVriendt. roMissloner John K. Boerema's services to Rent County, Kent County Board of Commissioners waa presentedt (All have received copies.) sioners and made him a friend of all. of the Proaecuting Attorney classifications within the Notion carried by the following vote: NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that this Board Yeas: Bandstra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, Prosecuting Attorney's Office wss prssented: (All have Regular January, 1985 Meeting of Commiaaioners scknowlsdgee Commissioner Pupel's received copies.) SUGGESTED CHAWGES IN STANDING RULES FOR DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipera, contribution to the csuse of locsl government snd his THE KENT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Lamrreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, Fl SOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER UIRTOREAUX devotion to public service, snd TerHorat, Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thst S copy of this RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS DEVRIENDT AND MARSH J«nusry 2, 1915 Page 9, Rule IV, Section 4.It Paragraph L. - DELETE. 21. resolution be given to Commissioner Pupel ss s smsll Nayai None. WHEREAS, Commissioner John R. Boerema will be token of the eeteem we hsve for him. Th* Board of CoMittionars mat pursuant to Resolution No. 1-85-12, authorizing the Chairperson Page 17, Rule Vllf- Section 7.0 - To be changed to read leaving this Boscd of Commissioners st the expirstion of WHEREAS, the Prosecutor hss requeeted s ad^ournMnt. to sign a Cooperative Reimburaement Program Grant Commissioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the as follows; his present term of office, and reorganisation of preeent attorney claaaifIcatlona. and Callad to order by County Clark Maurlca J. DaJonqa. Application for the Prosecuting Attorney's Office waa reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Wahlfield. , At some time at least one month pric to the first NHBREAS, Commissioner. Boerema holds the WHEREAS, the propoeal Is aa followat Circuit Court Judqa Hofflua aduinistarad tha Oath County Commission meeting of each new year, a list of preaented: (All have received copies.) Notion carried unenimously. of Offlea to County Prosacutlnf Attorney David H. dlatlnctlon of serving on the County Bosrd of Commls- Resolution No. 1-85-15, in recognition of vacant Board and Commisaion seats shall be prepared by aioners longer than any other member, having been aeated No. Salary Sawyer, County Sheriff Philip J. Heffron* County Clerk the County Controller and forwarded to the Chairperaon John L. Dematra's aervlce to Kent County ee Kent County on the Board June 2, 1965, and Treaaurer wea preaented: (All have received copiee.) Poeitiona Preeent Prouoeed Change To and Reqister of Oeeda Maurice J. OeJonqe, County of each Caucua represented on the County Board of RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BYINGTON Treaaurer John K. Boerema, County Drain CoiMlaaioner WHEREAS, Commissioner Boerema has served on Commiaaioners. Said Caucuaea aha11 be composed of all Bosrds snd Commissions too numerous to list here in 1 Chief Aee't Proeector Chief Aaa't Barry A* Bittnck, and State Board of Education HeMber County Commiasionera elect from the respective political their entirety, but served with particular honor In the Proa. Cherry Jacobua. parties. The vacant Board and Commission seats shall be MHiaSAS, at the October, 1984 meeting, the Board of RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX 4 Aee't Proe. Att'y III Senior Att'y County Clerk Naurice J. DeJonge admnistered the following leadership posltlonst Chslrmsn, Soclsl filled on a proportional basis; baaed on the number of Commiaaionera approved a Reeolution for aubmission of a services Committee, 1967; Chslrmsn, Board of Public 4 Aee't Proe. Att'y II Senior Att'y ($41,000) Oath of Office to twenty of the twenty-one County County Commiisioners elect from each political party Cooperative Reimburaement Program grant application for ($40,456 each) CoMiaaioners as followa: Works, 1970 to 197<} Vice Chslrmsn, Bosrd of Commission- (e.g. - if Party A haa 7 County Commiaaioners elect, the Proeecutor's Office, and ers, I97ii Chslrmsn, Personnel, Ssfety snd Soclsl WHEREAS, Rent County Treeeurer John L. Demstra I Aee't Proe. Att'y II Chief of the ($35,000) they shall be entitled to fill 331 of the Board and WHBRBA8, said application haa been approved by the services Committee, 1976i Chairman, Pinance Committee, will be leeving his position st the expirstion of his ($29,369) Appellate Dlatrict No. 1 Jack J. Schwab Commission seata open for the coming year and Party B, State Department of Social Services, and 1977-197Bt Chairman, Aeronautics Board, 1977 to I984i term of office December 31, 1984, snd I Aee't Proe. Att'y III Aaa't Proe. ($26,728) Dlatrict No. 3 Nartin D. Buth with 14 Commiaaionera elect ahall be entitled to fill WHEREAS, the Department of Social Services requires Chairman, Leglslstlve, Judicial snd Tsxstion Committee, WHEREAS, John L. Damstrs took off lea ss Kent ($44,900) Att'y II Dlatrict No. 4 Richard D. Buth 66% of the open aeata). a formal Resolution authorising the Chairperson of the County Treeeurer on Jsnusry I, 1973, andN Dlatrict NO. 5 Glenn G. Lorch 1979 to I9a0| snd All nomineea, including Commissioners, for any Board to sign the contract agreement* WHEREAS, County Trsssursr Dsmstrs haa aerved WHEREAS, the criteria for the Senior Attorney Diatnct No. . 6 Andrew DeKraker WHEREAS, Commissioner Boerema's lesdership wss appointment to Boards or Commissions which appointmenta NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOVLED that the Kent County as Psst President of the Michigsn Assoclstlon of County is ss follows: Diatnct No. 7 Roger G. Laninga instrumental in making Rent County an acknowledged are to be made by the Board of Commiasionera ahall file Board of Commiaaioners hereby authorisea the Ohalrperaon Treeeurer's, Psst Prssldent of the National Aeeoclatlon Diatnct No. 8 Louise V. Thomas leader in the management of solid wssts, providing with the reapective caucuaea a brief personal resume on of the Board to aign the contract agreement (which of County Treesursr*s snd Flnsncs Offlcsrs snd ss s A. Csrry s full fslony csseloed, or manage a Dlatrict No. 9 Jack D. Boelema alternatives to incsrceration, and in developing a forms to be prepared by the Controller. Said resume contract agreement need not be made part of the member of the Boerd of Director's of ths National Juvenile Court. Dlatrict No. 10 Thomaa H. Lamoreaux regional international airport, and shall be signed and dated. At leaat 10 days prior to minutes)• Assoclstlon of Countlee, snd B. Have eerved Kent County aa an Aaaiatant Diatnct No. 11 Michael DeVriendt WHEREAS, Commissioner Boerems was particularly any appointment all available reaumea of nomineea shall WHEREAS, during the term of office of John L. Proaecuting Attorney for at leaat 7 Diatrict No. 12 William S. Doyle Commissioner Byington moved the adoption of the reapected by his fellow Commissioners for his loyslty, be mailed to the Board of Commiasionera. The Controller Damatra, Kent County wea, with his sssistsncs, sbls to yeara, or Kent County for 5 years, with Diatnct No. 13 G. Jane Marsh reaolution. Seconded by Commiasioner DeVriendt. fiscsl responsibility, snd tenscious protection of the mslntsln s AAA rstlng with credit agencies deeplte the Diatrict No. 14 Katharine 0. Kuhn ahall maintain in his or her office a reaume file which, Motion carried by the following vote: public trust, which quslltles will serve him well in the st leest 8 yeers experience ee sn Aaaia- Ststs's depressed economy, and tant Prosecuting Attorney in Nichigsn. Diatnct No. 15 Dan Kempker with reapect to Commiaaionera, ahall contain a liat of Yeaa: Bandstra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, office of County Tressurer to which he hss now been Diatrict NO. 16 Margaret E. Byington all the appointmenta to any Board or Commiaaion which DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipers, elected. WHEREAS, John L. Dametra as County Tressurer C. Demonatrsted an above everage quality of Diatrict No. 17 James E. Vaughn auch Commiaaioner may hold. The caucuaea of the Lamoreaux, Uninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, NON, THBaEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that thia Board served the County well in inveetlng County funds snd aervlce. District No. 18 George C. TerHorst reapective political partiea represented on the Board of TerHorat, Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - of Commissioners acknowledgea Commissioner Boerema*a ssslstlng locsl units of government In money mansgement. D. . Perform a function of apecial or out- District NO. 19 Elizabeth B. Oppewal Commiaaionera may requeat that any nominee may appear 21. contribution to the cause of locsl government snd his NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this Bosrd atandlng value to the County. District NO. 20 Beth M. Bandatra before them for an interview prior to the time the Naysi None. devotion to public service, snd of Commlssionsrs scknowledge County Tressursr John L. B. Have a demonetrated and expreaaed commit- nomination ia aubmitted to the Board of Commiaaioners. District No. 21 Kenneth J. Kuipera Reaolution No. 1-85-11, regarding a Year End BB IT FURTMBR RESOLVED that a copy of this Dsmstrs*s contribution to ths csuse of locsl govsrnment ment to a career aa a Proaecuting Attor- Nothing herein contained ahall prevent nominationa from Tranafer from the General Fund Contingent Account waa resolution be given to Commisaioner Boerema aa a small snd his devotion to public service, snd ney. Commissioner Pritz Wahlfield, Commiasioner District the floor, but the person making auch nomination ahould preaented: (All have received copiea.) token of the esteem we have for him. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thst S copy of this P. In addition to a full caaeload, a Senior No. 2, was sworn in later in the meeting. be prepared to give a reaume of the person nominated. resolution be given to John L. Damstrs ss s smsll token Attorney will heve a aecondary. clearly Roll Called. Each nominee ahall indicate whether there is any Commissioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the of the esteem we hsve for him. defined management function. Present: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Richard conflict of intereat, aa defined in MCLA 15.321, ariaing RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BYINGTON reaolution. Seconded by Commissioner Hahlfield. Commisaioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the Buth, B/inqton, DeKraker, DeVnendt, Doyle* Kempker, out of the appointment." Motion carried unanimously. WHEREAS, under the propoeed plan, the Proaecu- Ruhn, Kuipers, Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marsh, reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Wahlfield. Resolution No. 1-85-8, in rscognition of Clsrsnce tor Office would havet Oppewal, Schwab, TerHorst, Thomas, Vaughn, Hahlfield - Commiaaioner DeVriendt pointed out the reaumea are Notion carried unanimously. in the Controllers Office for everyone*a review. WHEREAS, the various accounts listed have over- C. Blskeslee's service to Kent County, wss pressnted: Reaolution No. 1-85-1, earmarking $6,500 within the 21. (All have received copiea.) I - Chief of Appellete Absent: None. After considerable diacuaaion. Clerk DeJonge drafts and will need transfers to provide funds for the Public Improvement Fund for the Proaecuting Attorney— 8 - Senior Attorney'a C loner Kuhn introduced Comnisaioner DeKraker, adminiatered the Oath of Office to Commiaaioner Fritz W. final expenditures for the year 1984. Cooperative Reimburaement remodeling, waa preaented: OMSIAS 8 - Attorney II'a who gave the invocation. wahlfield, Commiaaioner District No. 2, who arrived juat NOW, THEREFORE, BC IT RESOLVED that the aum of (All have received copies.) 5 - Attorney I'a Those present united in the Pledge of Allegiance to after the remaining Commiaaionera had taken their Oath $35,806.00 be transferred from the General Fund Con- RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX the Flag. of Office. tingent Account to the line item accounts and in the Commissioner Oppewal's amendment failed by the >unts aa listed below for the purposes stated ebove: WHEREAS, the Peraonnel, Safety and Social Clerk DeJonge opened nominations for Board Chair- RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS LANINGA AND BYINGTON Servicea Committee haa reviewed thia requeat and person for the year 1985. following vote: WHEREAS, Commissioner Clsrsnce C. Blakeslee Yeas: Kempker, Kuhn, Oppewal, Vaughn - 4. 101-265.00-976.000 Hall of Justice-Bldg. $21,576.00 will be leaving thla Board of Commiaaioners at the recommende approval, and Commissioner Byington place in nomination the name WHEREAS, no additional funda will be required of Commissioner Richard D. Buth. Seconded by Nays: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, Improv* k Additions expiration of his present term of office, snd WHEREAS, ths Prosecutor'e Office st 415 for theee changea in 1985, zr4 Commissioner DeVnendt. DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kuipers, Lamoreaux, Laninga, 101-253.00-910.000 Treasurer-Ins. 6 Bonds 4,230.00 WHEREAS, Commissioner Blskeslee wss sppointed Frsnklin hss worked with County stsff on resrrsnging WHEREAS, the Finance Committee haa reviewed There being no further nominations. Commissioner Lorch, Marah, Schwab, TerHorat, Thomas, Wahlfield, 101-229.00-863.050 Pros.-Vice Investigation 5,000.00 to fill the vacancy created by the death of Commissioner their existing office layout, and thle requeat and recommende approval. Lamoreaux moved the nominations be closed. Seconded by Chairperson Buth - 17. 101-149.00-809.000 Juv. Court - Legal 5,000.00 Jackaon J. Root for District Number 1, and was aeated on WHEREAS, additional apace acroaa the hell from NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Commissioner Lorch. Commissioner Lamoreaux' motion to adopt the the Board of Commlssionsrs st s special meeting on March County Coard of Commiaaionere approve the following Motion carried. Standing Rules for 1985 carried by the following vote: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that any additional tranafer 28, 1980, and the offlcee hea been made available for the Law Library/ propoeaIi Clerk DeJonge declared Commissioner Richard D. Buth Yeas: Bandstra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, required at year end after final closing be made from WHEREAS, Commissioner Blsksslee served with Conference Room, and DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kuhn, Kuipers, Lamoreaux, the General Fund Contingent Account to the appropriate distinction on the Leglslstlve, Judiclsl snd Tsxstion WHEREAS, the neede for eecurlty and for elected as Board Chairperaon by unanimous ballot. No. Salary Laninga, Lorch, Marsh, Schwab, TerHorst, Thomas, line item accounts, with a detailed Hating aubmitted to Committee for one yesr and on the Peraonnel, Safety and confidentiality in the meetinga dictate that this srss Preaent Proposed Change To Chairperson Buth thanked the Commissioners for the Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - 18. the Finance Committee during the month of January, 1985. Social Servicea Committee for four years, being desig- be locksble snd fully enclosed, end Poaitione honor and privilege of serving as Board Chairperson for Nays: Kempker, Oppewal, Vaughn - 3. nated as Chslrmsn of thst Committee for 1984, snd WHEREAS, the County Architect recommended 1985. He asked the Commissioners to work together for Commissioner Byington moved the approval of the Commiasioner Byington moved the adoption of the ueing demountable partltlone with a locking door, and 1 Chief Aaa't Proeector Chisf Ass't WHEREAS, 'Commissioner Blsksslse hss slso Pros. the citizens of Kent County because that is the minutes of the previous meeting, December 5, 1984, as reaolution. Seconded by Commisaioner Harsh. served his constituents snd the people of Kent County by WHEREAS, the additional work atatlon will be 4 Aee't Proe. Att'y III Ssnior Att'y Commisfion's duty and obligation. It is one of the written and publiahed. Seconded by Commiaaioner Marah. Motion carried by the following vote: appointment to the Library Board, the Southern Water aet up in the aree now houaing the Law Library, and 4 Aee't Proe. Att'y II Senior Att'y ($41,000) Chairperson's duties to keep decorum and order and we Motion carried. Yeas: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, Adviaory Committee, the Task Force on Alternativea to WHEREAS, cost for demountsble partltlone, open ($40,456 each) can serve the County better if everyone can hear and A report of the Finance Committee of their meetinga DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipers, Incarceration, the Fifth Dlatrict Committee, the office components snd slectrlcel work is $6,500.00, snd everyone can take part. We serve at the pleasure of the of December 4, 1984 through December 18, 1984, waa Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marsh, Oppewal, Schwab, WHEREAS, under the Cooperstive Relmbureement I Aaa't Proa. Att'y II Chief of the ($35,000) Department of Public Works, the Remonumentatlon Commit- ($29,369) Appellets people in a meeting that is non-partisan on laauas to preaented: (All have received copiea and copiea are on TerHorat, Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - tee (on which he ssrved ss Chslrmsn), the County Progrsm, offlcs equipment and capital expendituree are the greatest degree possible. The Board Members do not file in the Office of the County Clerk.) 21. I Ass't Pros. Att'y III Aes't Pros. ($26,728) Township Committee and the Soil Eroplon and Sedimenta- generally funded from the County generel fund and are have to get partisan. The Commissioners can serve the Commiaaioner DeKraker moved the report be received, Nayai None. then amortised over a ten year period under the Coopera- ($44,900) Att'y II tion Board, and people better by doing what comes naturally—voting the concurred in, and filed. Seconded by Commiaaioner Reaolution No. 1-85-5, in recognition of WHEREAS, Commissioner Blakealee brought to the tive Reimbursement contrsct, snd Commiaaioner DeVriendt moved the adoption of the way they see fit. Again, he thanked the Commiaaioners Marsh. Commiaaioner Jo Somerville's service to Kent County waa WHEREAS, ths Flnsnce Committee recommende the County Board of Cosuilasionsrs the point of view snd reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaionera Narah and Lorch. for the privilege of being Chairperson in 1985. preaented: (All have received copiea.) valuable experience of a aucceasful email buaineaaman use of Public improvement Funde. Chairperson Buth opened nominations for Board Vice- Motion carried by the following vote: Notion carried by the following vote: NOW, THEREFORE, BB IT RESOLVED thet the Kent Yeaa: Bandatra. Boelema. Nartin Buth, Byington, Chairperson. Yeaa: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, and a leader in local government, and County Bosrd of Commlssionsrs spprove esrmsrking DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kuhn, Kuipera, Lamoreaux, Commissioner Bandstra placed in nomination the name DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker. Kuhn, Kuipers, > WHEREAS, Commlsslonsr Blskeslee hss slso RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX $6,500.00 within ths Public Improvsment Fund for Uninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, TerHorat, of Margaret E. Byington for Vice-Chairperson in 1985. Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, aerved as the unofflclsl photogrspher for the Kent County Bosrd of Commlssionsrs, generouely providing to Prosecuting Attorney's Cooperstive Rslmbursement - Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - 20. Seconded by Commissioners Lamoreaux and DeVriendt. TerHorst, Thomaa, Vaugh, Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - Progrsm Cspitsl. There being no further nominations, Cosusissioner 21. his fellow Commissioners grsphic memorlsls of many of Naya: Kempker - 1. Commissioner Laninga moved the edoption of the Reaolution No. 1-85-16, regarding Grant Amendment Lamoreaux moved the nominations be closed. Seconded by Absent: None. WHEREAS, Commiasioner Jo Somerville will be their efforta and sometimes their escspadea. reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Lorch. No. 2 - Project 3-26-0039-0484 - 1985 Enplanement Commissioner DeVriendt. There waa no Public Comment. leaving thia Board of Commissioners at the expiration of NOW, THEREFORE, BB IT RESOLVED that this Board Motion carried by the following vote: Dollara of $1,562,573, waa preaented: (All have Chairperson Buth declared Commissioner Margaret E. Reaolution No. 1-85-14, regarding Revenue Sharing, her preaent term of office, and of Commissioners acknowledgea. Commiaaioner Blakeslee's Yeaa: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, received copiea and a copy ia on file in the Office of Byington elected as Vice-Chairperson for 1985. waa preaented: (All have received copies.) WHEREAS, Commiasioner Somerville took office contribution to ths csuse of locsl government and hia aa a Kent County Commissioner representing District DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipers, the County Clerk.) Vice-Chairperaon Byington thanked the Commissioners devotion to public aervlce, and Lsnings, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, Number 3 on January 3, 1979, and served with distinction BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of thia Lamoreaux and stated 1985 is going to be a very exciting year for Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - on the Buildings, Parks and Tranaportation Committee for TerHorat, thoae serving on the Commission. We have an opportunity RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER DEKRAKER reaolution be given to Commiaaioner Blakealee aa a small RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER DeKRAKER and an obligation to serve the people of Kent County three yeara, the Legislative, Judicial and Taxation token of the esteem we hsve for him. 21. Committee for one year, the Committee on Finance for one Nays: that is truly wonderful and unique. Thia year we will Commissioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the Reaolution No. 1-85-2, earmarking $3,200 within the A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE EXECUTION OF year and the Peraonnel, Safety and Social Servicea look at the problem of a Mass Burn Incinerator, WHEREAS, this Board of Commiaaionera haa heretofore reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Wahlfield. Public Improvement Fund for dorm windows at the THE GRANT AMENDMENT BY THE COUNTY OF KENT, MICHIGAN, Consolidation queations, and questions that have a adopted a'revenue aharing plan for the yeara 1972 Committee for one year, .and Sheriff's Honor Csmp wss preeented: (All have received AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FEDERAL AVIATION WHEREAS, Commissioner Somerville also served Notion carried unanimoualy. tremendous impact on the lives of the people in Kent through 1985, and Reaolution No. 1-B5-9, in recognition of copies.) ADMINISTRATION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING FEDERAL County. She stated she is looking forward to working WHEREAS, in accordance with aaid plan, all expen- her constituents and the people of Kent County by Commiaaioner George Sietsems's service to Kent County FUNDS, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE KENT COUNTY INTER- with all the Commissioners. appointment to the County/Townahip Committee, the ditures must first be approved by thla Board of Com- wss presented: (All hsve received copies.) BESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS KEMPKER AND MARSH NATIONAL AIRPORT. UNDER PROJECT NO. 3-26-0039-0484. Judge Hoffius congratulated Chairperaon Buth, Vice- miaaioners, and Downtown Riverfront Committee, the Grand Rapids Employ- Chairperson Byington, and all present on the new Board WHEREAS, there ia attached hereto marked Exhibit A ment and Training Council, the Board of Institutions, BE IT RESOLVED by the membera of the Kent County Board of Commissioners. He introduced Mr. William D. Camden, the Southern Water Advisory Committee, the West Michigan and made a part hereof, the requeata for expenditurea to RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX WHEREAS, s requeet hss been received to of Commiaaioners of Grand Rapida, Nichigan: a resident of Calhoun County, where he served as Friend Regional Planning Commission of Region VIII, the be authorized at the January meeting of the Kent County replscs ths windows in the dormitory st the Sheriff *a of the Court for seven years until 1979. Prior to that Board of Commiaaionera. Alternativea to Incarceration Taak Force, the Grand Section I. That the County of Kent, Michigan, ahall he had been with Juvenile Court for about eight years. Rapida Area Tranalt Authority, the Pallasburg Dam Honor Camp, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County WHEREAS, Commiasioner George Sietsema will be WHEREAS, the units prssently in use were enter into Grant Amendment 12 for the development of He served in the United States Army in Germany for two Project Committee and the Public Worka Board, and Kent County International Airport, and that auch Grant Controller take auch action as may be naceaaary to leaving this Board of Commissioners at the expiration of sslvsged unite instsllsd in the lets 1950's, and years and has been practicing law in Calhoun County for properly minute theae expenditurea for tha United States WHEREAS, Commiaaioner Somerville repeatedly Amendment #2 shell be aa aet forth hereinbelow: the past five years. Judge Hoffius stated Mr. Camden hia present term of office, snd WHEREAS, the price for inatallation of in new Department of Treaaury. demonatrated her a1neere concern for the well being of WHEREAS, Commissioner Sietsema took office aa comes to Kent County with high recommendations and the all people by dedicating heraelf to the solution of windowa will be $3,200.00, and Section II. That the Chi.irman of the Board of « Kent County Commiaaioner repreeenting District Number WHEREAS, the Buildinga, Parka and Tranaporta- Judges feel he will do a very capable job aa Friend of EXHIBIT A difficult and aometimea unpopular problema, particularly Commiaaionera of Kent County^ Nichigan, ia hereby the Court. 9 on Jsnusry 3, 1979, snd served for four years with tion Committee and Finance Committee recommend the in the area of alternativea to incarceration. dlatlnctlon on the Leglslstlve, Judiclsl and Tsxstion authorized and directed to execute aaid Grant Amendment Mr. Camden thanked Judge Hoffius and the Board of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that thia replacement of the windowa. •2 in aix (6) copiea on behalf of the County of Kent, Fin. Com. Committee snd two yeers with distinction on the Flnsnce NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Commissioners, stating he is honored that he was chosen. Board of Commiaaioners acknowledgea Commiasioner Nichigan, and the County Clerk la hereby authorized and Approval Committee, and County Board of Commiaaionere earmark $3,200.00 within He looks forward to working closely with the Committees Department Item Somerville'a contributions to the cause of local directed to impreaa ita official aeal and to atteat aaid Amount Date WHEREAS. Commissioner Sietsema slso served his the Public Improvement Fund for replacement of the of the County Commission and the Judges. He thanked them government and her devotion to public aervlce, and executioni for the warm individual welcomes he received this constituents snd ths people of Rent County by appoint- windowa in the dormitory at the Sheriff'a Honor Camp. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this ment to the Aaaoclatlon of Grand Rapida Area Govern- morning. Commiaaioner Kempker moved the adoption of the Section III. That the Grant Amendment 82 referred to 63rd Diat. Court Recording $ 4,985.00 12-11-84 resolution be given to Commiaaioner Somerville aa a menta. the Nest Michigsn Regional Planning Commiaaion of Chairperson Buth called attention to Item No. 25 reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Marah. hereinabove ahall be aa forthcoming: (All have received Court Equipment small token of the esteem we have for her. Region VIII, the 44bh Street Zoning Advisory Bosrd, the on the Agenda which refers to the Friend of the Court. Motion carried by the following vote: copiea and a copy ia on file in the Office of the County Commiaaioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the Taak Force on Alternativea to Incarceration, and the Chairperson Buth introduced his Wife, "Martiwho Sheriff Yeaa: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, Clerk.) Word Proceaaing 25,567.00 12-11-84 reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Wahlfield. Remonumentatlon Committee, and is present at this meeting. DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker. Kuhn. Kuipers, Equipment Motion carried unanimoualy. WHEREAS, Commissioner Sietssms's previous Commissioner Lamoreaux introduced Jackie Gibbs. Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewa__ l , Schwab, leglslstlve experience, municipsl service, age, wiadom ANENDMENT NO. 2 TO iGRANT AGREENENT Commissioner Schwab introduced his Wife, Jeanne. Reaolution No. 1-85-6, in recognition of Thomaa,'Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - Juvenile Copier 9,700.00 12-18-84 Commiaaioner William J. Gainey's service to Kent County and wit made him a valuable contributor to the cauae ot TerHoret, Kent County International Airport, Grand Rapida, NI Commissioner TerHorst introduced his Parents, his Court was presented: (All have received copies.) county government and his soft spoken sincerity often 21. Naya: None. Project No. 3-26-0039-0484 Wife Joni, and his Sister and Brother-in-Law, from commanded the support of his fsllow commissioners. Reaolution No. 1-85-3, regarding a new poaition of Kentwood. TOTAL $40,252.00 Contract No. AIP-FA84-GL-331 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED thst thla Board Aaaiatant Proaecuting Attorney 1, Range 26, for the Commiasioner Boelema introduced his Wife, Naida, of Commissioners scknowlsdgee Commissioner Sietsema s Proaecuting Attorney'a Office, waa preaented: (All have Daughter Ann, and Son Bill, adding his oldest Son, Ted, Commissioner DeKraker moved the adoption of RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX DATE OF OFFER: November 28, 1984 the contribution to the cause of local government and hia received copiea.) is working this morning. resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Marsh. devotion*to public service, end the Federal Avistion Administration Commissioner Kuipers introduced his Wife, Judy, Motion carried by the following vote: BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of thia WHEREAS (hereinafter referred to aa the "FAA'lhaa determined it Sons Kevin and Craig, and Mother, Sylvia. Yeaa: Bandatra, Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, WHEREAS. Commiaaioner William J. Gainey will resolution be given to Commiesloner Sietsema ss s amall 9 to be in the intereat of the United Statea that the Commiasioner Thomas introduced her Good Friend and DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipera. Board of Commiaaioners at the expiration token of the esteem we have for him. RESOLUTION BY COMMSSIONERS DEVRIENDT AND BYINGTON Campaign Manager, Al VanHuiien, in the absence of her Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, ^f hia preaent term of office, and Grant Agreement between the FAA, acting for and on Commiaaioner Lamoreaux moved the adoption of the behalf of the United Statea, and the County of Kent, family. TerHorat, Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperson Buth - r« ?#4E?BASf Commiasioner Gainey took office aa a reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Wahlfield. Nichigan (hereinafter referred to aa the "Sponaor"), Commissioner Bandstra introduced Kentwood City 21. • C?^},,ion,r "Preaenting District Number 8 WHEREAS, the Proaecutor of Kent County haa Mayor Gerald L. DeRuiter, Treasurer Susan B. Roeder, and Nays: None. Motion carried unanimoualy. requeeted the addition of one Aealatent Proaecuting accepted by aaid Sponaor on the lat day of Auguat, 1984, Buiirtinn. i ! ' ••fved With distinction on the Resolution No. 1-85-10, in recognition of be amended in conformance with the Sponaor*a application Sue Carl. Resolution No. 1-85-13, authorizing the Chairperaon rhiliJl?! ^ * and Tran#Portation Committee (aa Vice Attorney I, Range 26A, $21,008.00, and to sign a Cooperative Relmburaement Program Grant Commiasioner Daniel S. Pupel's service to Kent County WHEREAS, thla requeet la baaed on two major bearing the lateat reviaion date of November 1, 1984, State Board of Education Member Cherry Jacobus Coma it tee, 'and0" ^^^tive. Judicial and Taxation introduced three of her Children, Daughters Car!a and Application for the Friend of the Court waa preaented- waa presented: (All have received copies.) factors being an increaaed workload and the number of and aa hereinafter provided; and Karen and Son Paul. (Al! have received copies.) Dlatrict, Circuit and Juvenile Courta that muat be rnnat-o *******, Commiasioner Gainey also served his WHEREAS, it waa contemplated that the development County Clerk DeJonge introduced Beverly J. Bacon, covered by the Proeecutor'e etaff, and rnent to Vh! rl 1 p#0plt of *9nt Co""ty by appoint- described in the aubject Grant Agreement would not be Kentwood City Clerk. th Ch b r RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER LAMOREAUX WHEREAS, the Pereonnel, Safety and Social CMUVI * ;" « ot Commerce Economic Development completed during Fiscal Year 1984 and accordingly, Vice-Chairperson Byington Introduced Dr. Douglas A. , a d of H Servicee Committee end Finance Committee have reviewed RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BYINGTON ? 5 ««lth, and the West Michigsn multi-year funding of the United Statea' ahare of Mack, Director of the Health Department. Emergency Medical Servicea Board, and thle requeat and recommend approval. allowable project coata waa anticipated; and Chairperson Buth explained the Standing Rules of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RBHOLVED that the Kent of his t£*!!!!?Gj,ln#y unstintingly WHEREAS, Commissioner Daniel S. Pupel will be the Kent County Board of Commissioners will ba adopted WHK.RGAS, at the October, 1984 meeting, the Board of leaving thla Board of Commiaaionera at the expiration of County Board of Commiaelonere approve the addition of diatri^ k rt to repreaent not only his own WHEREAS, it haa been determined necesssry to adjua•ajumx.t by a Majority vote today. If amended at a later date, one Aaalstsnt Prosecuting Attorney I poaition at Range Commiaaionera approved a Reaolution for aubmiaaion of a tenatiou* il « *ho1* ot *#nt County, diaplaying his present term of office, and project funding by increaaing the meximum obligation of it will take a two-thirda vote. Cooperative Reimburaement Program grant application for Kent County! *ctive counael in the affairs of WHEREAS, Commissioner Pupel took office aa a 26. the Friend of the Court's Office, and approve the bills for s particular month ahall not be fim Ending Wednesday Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. January 9, 1985 - Page 18 §2^ Noain««a construed to include my vote on sny bills to be paid to Commercial Art Offset Plate Service, but as an tha United States under th« Airport improvement Program Heat Nichigan abatention on any such bills. I hereby requeat, from 13.273,090.00 to $4,139,*63.00. Regional Planning .... purauant to NCLA 46.30 (3), that any such bills be 'Coawiasion of Thomas Lasoreaux January 19H6 approved by 3/4 of the members of the Board of Commis«t Nary N. Nilanowakl January 1986 NOW. TMEKEPORI, WITtiESSETH: Region VIII sioners and so shown in the minutes of the Board, together with a showing that the Board is cognizant of Thet in consideration of the benefits to accrue to the^ Alternates: conflict of interest." January 1986 my parties hereto, the FAA, on the one part, and the*^ Glenn Lorch Civil Counsel DeHitt read the following Conflict ot MX January 1986 Sponsor, on the other part, do hereby eutually agree Bruce R. Nelaon Interest Statement for Commiasioner Byington: George TerHorat January 1986 that the said Grant Agreement be and hereby is amended •I, NARGARET E. BYINGTON, Kent County Commissioner, as (ollowst make the following disclosure pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3)1 *Pilling unexpired term of Daniel Pupel Pursuant to the provisions of Special Condition No, -Hhite and Hhite, a family owned business, haa *#Pilling unexpired term of Clarence llakealee 14, and as a new and separate obligation increasing occasion to do business with the County, mainly in the the maximum obligation of the United States, Standard Seconded by Commisaioner Narah. aree of Kent Community Hoapital and Nental Health; that cleaning, flue screens instal- ESCORT 1985 - Now only FORDVAN-1975-V-8, au- THANK YOU Condition No, 1 on Page 2 of the Grant Agreement shsll Commissioner Byington't motion to adopt carried by purauant to NCLA 46.30 (3), 1 hereby declare that any be deleted snd the following substituted thereforei the following vote: vote by me aa County Commiaaioner to approve the bills led. 15 years experience call $129.86 per month. Nothing tomatic, one owner trade. Words cannot express Yeast Bandatra, Boelema, Nartin Buth, Byington, for a particular month shall not be construed to include GRAND VALLEY LEDGER 458-6528. Down. Large Selection. Call Now only $1495.00 at feelings of gratitude and ap- "1. The Maximum obligation of the United States DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kuipers, Lamorsaux, Uninga. my vote on any bills to be paid to Hhite 6 Hhite i J f* 4 *4 "7 I I /t laj a I i payable under this Offer shsll be $4,835,663.00 which Lorch, Narah, Schwab, TerHorst, Thomaa, Hahlfield, Pharmacy 6 Surgical Suppliea, but as an abstention on C8.9,10,11 us "No one does It lor less' naroia ^oiQicr r oro low©!!, preciation for the many acts is comprised of: Classified Ad LAmmlri Cru-^i I aa Chairperson Buth - IT, any such bills. I hereby request, pursuant to NCLA naroia ^.OIQIOR • orci LOWGII, Michigan 897-8431. Open of kindness shown our family Nays: Kempker, Kuhn, Oppewal, Vaughn - 4. 46.30 (3), that any such bills be approved by 3/4 of the $ 0.00 for planning Commiaaioner Byington moved the approval of members of the Board of Commissioners and so shown in 20 words for $1.25 INCOME TAX PREPARED Michigan 897-8431. Open Saturdays. at the death of our beloved $4,835,663.00 for development other than land Chairperson Buth's Appointments To Other Committees, aa the minutes of the Board, together with a showing that 11 - Individual/Business Attor- Saturdays. mother, grandmother, wife, $ 0.00 for land acquisition follows: (All have received copies.) the Board is cognizant of my conflict of interest." 50 additional words Commissioner Byington added, "Ny Husband is ney Richard J. Heath, 1125 BUICK CENTURY-1981-4 daughter and sister, Ariene All other terms and conditions of the Grsnt Agreement President of Hhite and Hhite Surgical Supply, ny remain in full force and effect. 198$ COWNITTEES APPOINTED BY THE CHCHAIRPERSOA N Call 897-9261 W. Main Street, Lowell 897- FORD FRONT WHEEL door, low miles. Priced to sell Scofieid. For the floral tri- OF THE BOARD OP CONNIS SIONERS Brother is President of Nerchants Manufacturing Company, a plumbing aupply buaineaa. which doea busineas with 9480 or 241-2292. DRIVE SALE-Tempo Es- at Harold Zeigier Ford Low- butes. cards, monies, food IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have cauaed thia Kent County." She asked that this be included with her amendment to said Grant Agreement to be duly eMecuted. TERN ENDING cort and E.X.P. We have the ell, Michigan 897-8431. and donations to the cancer disclosure. Civil Couneel DeHitt read the following Conflict of ASSOCIATION OP GRAND RAPIDS AREA GOVERNNENTS largest selection. Lowest Open Saturdays. soctety. UNITED STATES OP AMERICA Interest Statement for Commissioner Umoreeuxi FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (A.G.R.A.G.) prices and great service. Call Many thanks to Rev. Glenn G. Lorch January 1986 "1, THOMAS H. LAMOREAUX, Kent County Commissioner. Complete Formal make the following disclosure pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3): 8 Personals Business James Frank and Mr. Lake. BY /$/ GERALD L. TROUT Richard D. Buth - Ex-Officio January 1986 us, we'll deal at Harold MERCURY LYNX - 1982 - "I will become a major ahareholder in Umoreaux TITLE Ma: a : A- Wear Rental Zeigier Ford Lowell, Michi- Low miles, excellent condi- Mr. and Mrs. James Jones CHANBER OF COMMERCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMNITTEE Druga which filla prescriptions paid for by the County Commiaaioner DeKraker moved the adoption of the Hilliam S. Doyle January 1986 or State, that pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3). 1 hereby sserms gan 897-8431. Open Satur- tion. Priced to sell at Harold Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jones reaolution. Seconded by Commiaaioner Doyle. declare that any vote by me as County Commissioner to KATHY'S KORNER - WEDDINGS OR days. COIGIER * oro LOWOII, NNICNI' Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Jones Motion carried by the following vote: CITY/COUNTY COMNITTEE approve the billa for a particular month shall not be Myer s Styling Specializes - Yeaa: Bandatra, Boelema. Martin Buth, Byington, Michael DeVriendt January 1986 construed to include my vote on any bills to be paid to^. gan 897-8431. Open Satur- Diane Jones Umoreaux Drugs, but as an abstention on any such bills. jlptured nails, tips, facial OTHER SPECIAL DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipera, Kenneth J. Kuipera January 1986 FORD RANGER TRUCKS - days. Howard Scofieid Lamoreaux, Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, Jamea E. Vaughn January 1986 I hereby request, pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3), that any 'waxing, skin care, ear pierc- OCC ASSIGNS TerHorat, Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - Richard D. Buth - By Virtue of Office January 1986 auch bills be approved by 3/4 of the membera of the 1985 - "Built Ford Tough" Velma Austin 21. Board of Commissionera and so ahown in the minutea of ing & makeup applications. LAW OFFICE Naya: None. the Board, together with a ahowing that the Board ia Now only $129.86 per MOBILE HOME-1973 VIN- Don Austin COUNTY/TOHNSHIP COMMITTEE Call 897-7981. PFALLER'S Reaolution No. 1-85-17, eatabliahinq the 1985 Andrew DeKreker January 1986 cognizant of my conflict of interest." Michael J. Tummino, Jr. month. Nothing Down. Huge DALE 12x64 with 7x14 ex- Grandchildren Friend of the Court Salary at $45,000 waa preaented: William S. Doyle January 1906 Commissioner Umoreaux added, "As a Pharmacist, 1 08 (All have received copies.) Jack J. Schwab January 1986 am a major Stockholder of Umoreaux Drug Company, Inc., Judith L Tummino RIVERFRONT Selection. Call us today at pando living room. 2 bed- Richard D, Buth - By Virtue of Office a Nichigan Corporation. On occasion, we fill Direct CHRISTIAN RESIDENTIAL •Harol flWf d Zeialei r ForV d Lowellww w f 1 .f rooms, appliances, carpet- RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS DBVRIKWDT AND BY1WGTOW Relief prescriptions. These are for people who seek out . GENERAL PRACTICE CLOTHING, DATA PROCESSING STEERING COMNITTEE our service and make a voluntary choice of using our HEALTH CARE HOME - Michigan 897-8431. Open ing, drapes, partially fur- THANK YOU Glenn G. Lorch January 1986 service. Prices are under Nedicaid Guidelines. The Saturdays. We want to thank all our WHEREAS, recruitment, intervleeloi and aelection by has openings for private and INC. nished. Large porch with people make a voluntary choice of using our service. He Divorce, uncontested, the Circuit Court Judges for a Friend of the Court has FIFTH DISTRICT do not in any way'solicit the County Business. He are semi-private rooms. NO Fri- canopy. Cutlerville area relatives, and friends for all taken place, and Michael DeVriendt not on a bid list or do not participate in any bid with or without children, 103 E. Main St. BRONCO II • 1985 - Large their love and support during WHEREAS, the 1985 aalary being recommended for the procedure, nor is it my intention that I will ever )ay Night or Saturday Calls. (281-3115) poaition of Friend of the Court is $45,000 annually, and • HLATE!-. SRAND RAPIDS CONVENTION BUREAU solicit business from Kent County, because the Petients *> 175. $150.00, plus costs; selection, best price, great NCTF ttjie lost of our son. We would WHEREAS, the Personnel. Safety and Social Services Lowell Richard 0. auth January 1987 themselves make the choice to come to us for service. 05.8,7,8 Wills. $35.00; Bank- service after the sale. Call us, ateo like to thank doctors Committee recommends the salary of $45,000 annually, Hilliam S. Doyle - Alternate January 1987 The State sets the rules under Department of Social Ph. 897-6411 unclassified, and Services regulations." ruptcy, $300.00; Work- we'll save you $$$. Harold HOUSE FOR RENT-Nice 4 Gauither and Lang, Rev. WHEREAS, the Finance Committee hss revleeed this GRAND RAPIDS AREA EMPLOYNEHT AND Civil Counsel DeHitt read the following Conflict of Zeigfor Ford Lowell, Michi- fiieenwood and Roth-Gerst request and recommends approval. TRAINING COUNCIL - GOVERN IN':; BOARD Interest Statement of Commiasioner Narsht men's Compensation bedroom walkout, located 1 M JACKPOT BINGO gan 897-8431. Open Satur- Funeral Home for all their NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County • rael DeVriendt (County ) January 1986 "I, JANE NARSH, Kent County Commissioner, make the and Personal Injury, no block from downtown Lowell. Board of Commissioners establishes the 1985 snousl Jane Narsh (Representativea) January 1986 following disclosure pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3)i Every Friday night, 7:30 P.M. days. help. salary for the position of Friend of the Court st $400.00 per month plus • Ny Husband is Transportation Administrator for Lowell VFW Hall, attorney fed if no recov- Sincerely $45,000. GRETS POLICY CONNITTEE Gordon Poods, which sells food products to varioua Kent mm utilities. References re- Commissioner DeVriendt moved the adoption of the Martin D. Buth January 1986 County Institutions, East Main St Lowell. ery. Legal consultation TRUCKS, TRUCKS AND Art and Deb .Heydenburg reaolution Seconded by Commiaaionera Kuhn and Byington. That pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3), I hereby declare quired. No pets, please. In- GRAND RAPIDS AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. on general matters, ini- MORE TRUCKS - Harold 08 Motion carried by the following vote: that any vote by me as County Commissioner to approve WANTED - Raw Furs and quire 897-5911 8-5 P.M. Yeaa: Bandatra. Boelema, Martin Buth, Byington, Elizabeth B. Oppewal January 1986 the bills for a particular month shall not be construed tial appointment free. Zeigier has a large selection DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker, Kuhn, Kuipera, to include my vote on any bills to be paid to Gordon PUBLIC WELCOME Christoff and Sons. DeKraker, wngfTinrion MorworI Inrntnasr Deer Hides top Prices, Hon- Lamoreaux. Laninga, Lorch, Marah, Oppewal, Schwab, OFFICERS CONPENSATION CONNISSION Poods, but as an abstention on any such bills. I hereby Lowell Office of 85 trucks and we want to TFN I would like to thank every David Rice est Grade. The Combination, TerHorat. Thomaa, Vaughn, Wahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - January 1989 request^ pursuant to NCLA 46.30 (3), that any auch bills move them, if you're looking body that has been so 21. Paul Goebel, Jr. January 1989 be approved by 3/4 of the members of the Board of 897-5931 526 E. Main, Lowell 897- Naya: None. Commissioners and so shown in the minutes of the Board, for price and selection call PUPPIES FOR SALE - Ger- thoughtful and kind and have WEST MICHIGAN HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY Next to Lambert's Variety 6111. Commiaaioner Byington moved the approval of the together with a showing that the Board is cognizant of LEGION us. We'll save you $$$ at man shepard, no papers, helped me in so many ways. following liat of nomineea for members of the various Glenn G. Lorch January 1986 my conflict of interest." TFN Boarda and Commiaaiona: (All have recieved copies.) Margaret E. Byington January 1986 Commissioner Narsh added, "Ny Husband is an OF THE MOOSE Harold Zeigier Ford Lowell, very loving, would make Very sincerely yours, REMONUMENTATION COMNITTEE Executive with Gordon Foods. He does not have direct Michigan 897-8431. Open good watch dog. $10.00 Olyda Burras Martin D. Both January 1986 association with the County. However, they do have a Tuesdays R.N. NEEDED-for full time . NOMINEES FOR BOARDS. COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES Thomaa H. Umoreaux. Chairperaon January 1986 volume of business with the County and I choose to make Saturdays. each. Call 897-5777. 08 Jack J. Schwab January 1986 this disclosure." She asked that this be added to her BINGO!! supervisory position in a APPOINTED BY THE KENT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS C8 George C. TerHorat January 1986 Conflict of Intereat statement. geriatic setting. Paid Orienta- Civil Counael DeHitt atated if there are other Early Birds 8:00 P.M. YOUR LOCAL WATKINS - FORD VANS-1985-Many January. 1985 Surveyora Commissioners with a possible Conflict of Interest, they Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Dealer for Lowell & Sur- tion program. If interested Douglaa H. Bonnema. Exxel Eng. January 1986 should discuss it with him at the end of the meeting and in stock for immediate deliv- TWO CHARMING APART- Term Ending call Director of Nursing at Body Nomineea Hilliam R. Byle. Private he will prepare a Statement for them accordingly. 1320 E.Fulton rounding' areas, John & ery. We've got them and we MENTS FOR RENT - Avail- In Memory Practitioner January 1986 Commissioner DeKraker moved the Conflict of 616-527-0080 for an inter- January 1986 TFN Lucille Erickson, 517 Avery Advisory Council • Louise Thomaa Hilliam P. DeYoung, GR Interest Statements be approved. Seconded by want to move them. Call us - able right away! Stove, re- January 1986 view. Arsa Agency on Dr. J. D. Miller City Engineer*a Office January 1986 Commissioner N. Buth. St., Lowell, Ml 49331. Phone we'll deal. Harold Zeigier Aging of Region frigerator and electric in- Notion carried. 897-8541. VIII Attorney Commissioner N. Buth stated from time to time it Jackpot Ford Lowell, Michigan 897- cluded. $235 for 1 bedroom IN MEMORIAM a:1 E.IBraunachneide r January 1986 might be possible for any Commisioner individually, or 8431. Open Saturdays. apartment and $335 for 3 Board of Directora Michael DeVriendt January 1986 their families, to sell property to or do some business BINGO In loving memory of our - Area Agency on Irene Carpenter January 1986 INSTALLATION - Quality Help Wanted County Agt-nciea with the County. Hhen and if a situation ahould arise, bedroom apartment. Both Aging of Region VIII husband, father and grand- irivld R. Despres, DPH January 1986 is it still the privilege of a person to refrain from Every Saturday Night work, resonable prices. Free TEMPO - Special purchase are located in the Lowel! City Devid Groenleer, Road January 1986 voting on an issue? father, Charles R. Ritter who Aeronautica Board Commiaaion Member 7:00 P.M. Chairperson Buth stated that is correct. estimates. Blown or batt. sale - large selection, several Umits. Call 897-9956. Jane Marah January 1988 passed away Jan. 12,1980. Ex-Officio Non-Voting Nembera Commissioner Vaughn presented the following LOWELL MOOSE BINGO Also spray-on. Fiber glass or demo's priced less than deal- 08 resolution regarding the County Logo, a resolution that When the face that was Citizen Member Theodore C. Hill:a"ma# County Surveyor Janaury 1986 was discussed by former Commissioner Gainey at the 1320 E Fulton wool. 459-6292 or 247-0252. RN SUPERVISOR - needed er cost. Call us at Harold Dotald wierenga January 1988 Richard H. Weatra, Property Description January 1986 dear no longer is here. Committee of the Hhole Neeting: (All have received Early Bird Bingo 8 P.M. Oct 10-Jan. 16 Zeigier Ford Lowell, Michi- Seconded by Commissioner Bandatra. copies.) for 123 bed skilled nursing fa- And a voice that was loved Board of County Harry Bloem January 1991 Notion carried by the following vote: TFN cility. Part-time or full time gan 897-8431. Open Satur- is hushed. Road and Park Yeas: Bandstra, Boelema, Nartin Buth, Byington, RESOLUTION BY COWNISSIOHER VAUGHN , Trusteea DeKraker. DeVriendt, Doyle, Kempker. Kuhn. Kuipers. available. Experience helpful days. Thank You It seems as if time went too Umoreaux, Uninga, Lorch, Narsh, Oppewal, Schwab. HHEREAS, the County logo has not been registered org\ Community Mental Gregory Doublestein January 1988 or will train. Hours could be quickly, TerHorst, Thomaa. Vaugh, Hahlfield, Chairperaon Buth - copyrighted, and AHORNEY SERVICES: Health Services Philip B. Stegink January 1988 21. HHEREAS, the above County Commissioner feels that suited to your needs. Please FORD RANGER 4X4-1985. It seems as if things were Kenneth Kuipers January 1988 Bosrd (P.A. 258 • Maya: None. it would be in the best interest of the County of Kent Divorce, from S100 Board) Margaret Byington January 1988 DIRECTOR OF NURS- call (616) 794-0460 for ap- Now only $169.86 per too rushed. Chairperson Buth announced hia Standing Committee to register or copyright the County logo. Appointments as follows, and asked their confirmation. NOH, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County ING - Would you like to plus costs; pointment or send resume to: month. Zero Down, while THANK YOU County Canvaaaera, Pearl Boerma Nov. 1, 1989 But then one by one we re- Board of Commissioners instruct County administrative Board of Helen Bogner Nov. 1, 1989 join a group wanting to Bankruptcy S300; Belding Christian Nursing they last Harold Zeigier Cub Scout Pack 3188 ATION COMNITTEE staff to register or copyright' the County logo with the member. appropriate authorities. give the best care they Simple Will S35; Home, 414 E. State Street, Ford "Your Ford Truck Head- would like to thank everyone And one by one clearly re- County Scheduling Marie Gowell January 1986 Jack D. Boelema Commissioner Vaughn moved the adoption of the quarters' Lowell, Michigan Commltte (Grandvllle) Nartin D. Buth can to geriatics. You will Belding, Ml 48809. who helped make the tree call. resolution. Seconded by Commissioner Kempker.^ Adoption S125; Sandra L. Kowalczyk January 1986 Hilliam S. Doyle Civil Counsel DeHitt explained the costs and supervise staff and estab- TFN 897-8431. and wreath sale such a suc- Many quiet wonderful (Bowne Twp.) Elizabeth B. Oppewal Incprporaticn. •••• John Hart January 1986 advantages of registering the County logo, stating he lish the goals and direct cess. Thank you, and have a hours, doea not feel it would be necessary to try to file for a FINANCE CONNITTEE the plans of patient care in from S200; RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE DATSUN 1983 - Pick-up, very Happy New Year! Deferred Compen- Jack Schwab January 1986 Chairperson, Andrew DeKraker copyright. And the love that was Commissioner Vaughn atated he will drop the copy-^ aatlon Committee Henry B. Davia, Jr. January 1986 Nargaret E. Byington (his dynamic facility. Con- Drunk Driving, MANAGER — part-time, to low miles, topper and more. 08 shared by them all. George TerHorat January 1986 right portion of the resolution. Commissioner Kerapkmi Dan Kempker Vtact Burton B. McRoy, Jr.. from S250; manage arts council office Priced to sell at Harold Thomas H. Umoreaux amended his second accordingly. And there's a great feeling Eaat Beltline Glenn Lorch January 1986 After considerable discussion. Commissioner N. B"th 814 E. Lincoln Ave., Ionia, Zeigier Ford Lowell, Michi- G. Jane Narah tiv Landlord Tenant, and art gallery/shop. Good THANK YOU of comfort. Aaaociation moved to refer the resolution to the ugiil* *' Ml 48846 PH: 616-527- gan 897-8431. Open Satur- Judicial and Taxation Committee. Seconded oy communication skills a must, Margaret Miller would like When a heart that is griev- Jamea Longhurat January 1987 LEGISLATIVE, JUDICIAL AND TAXATION CONNITTEE Probate. Workman s Fire Commiaaion Chairperaon, Roger G. Uninga Commiaaioner DeKraker. 0080. days. Thomaa Lamoreaux January 1987 secretarial skills required, to thank all who attended my ing and sad. Glenn G. Lorch Notion carried by the following vote: Compensation, Fritz Hahlfield January 1987 George C. TerHorst Yeast Bandstra, Boelema, Nartin Buth, Byington. community arts background open house for my 75th Can remember again and Ron Sytama January 1987 Louise V. Thomaa DeKraker, DeVriendt, Doyle, Kuhn, Kuipera, Uningc*, Real Estate, and CHEVROLET - 1980 - 3/4 Jamea Uyl January 1987 a plus, must be self-moti- Birthday party. Also thanks to be thankful, Jamea E. Vaughn Lorch.1 Narah, Schwab, TerHorst, Thomas, Hahlfield, William Horton January 1987 Chairperson Buth - 17. Personal Injury , vated. Send resume with re- ton pick-up, 4X4, V-8. Ready all who called and sent cards For all the sweet hours Nayar "empker, Umoreaux, Oppewal, Vaughn - 4. R.N. - Join a group using for winter. Priced to sell at Health, Board of Michael DeVriendt January 1990 PERSONNEL, SAFETY AND SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE the by appointment. ferences by Jan. 18 to: Low- and remembered me in so we've had. Chairperaon, Michael OeVnenHt Deputy f Controller Dale Sommers announced Beth N. Bandatra following Committee Neetings: the team supervision to ell Area Arts Council, P.O. Harold Zeigier Ford Lowell, many nice ways and a spe- Robert Mast January 1988 Attorney Richard Heath The many things you did Inatitutions, Katharine 0. Kuhn • The Ugislative, Judicial and Taxation Committee Andrew DeKraker January 1988 geriatric care. Your ideas Box 53, Lowell, Michigan Michigan 897-8431. Open cial thanks to my wondertul Board of Kenneth J. Kuipers will meet on Nonday, January 14, 1985 at 8:30 a.m. in ^ Lowell 8S7-9480 , for us. Dad. Jack J. Schwab Room 315, County Administration Building. ^develop into goals and 49331. Saturdays. children and grandchildren Live within our hearts each Kent Hospital County Repreaentative The Pinance Committee will meet immediately M accomplishment in this Grand Rapids 241-2292 Finance Authority Cherry Jacobus January 1988 Commissioner Byington moved Chairperaon Buth's this meeting. and great-grandchildren. day. Standing Commiuee Appointmenta be confirmed. Seconded The Peraonnel, Safety and Social Servicea Committee dynamic fadHty. Contact RANGER - 1983 - Two to by Commissioner Hahlfield. May God richly bless you all And keep you near and Library Board Lyman McLouth January 1990 will meet on Hednesday, January 9, 1985 at 8:30 a.m. in Burton B. McRoy, Jr., 814 choose from with toppers. Carol Hylie Motion carried. Room 315, County Administration Building. SFORSALES P8 dear to us. Campbell* January 1986 Civil Counsel DeHitt explained each new term those The Buildings, Parks and Transportation Committee E. Lincoln Ave., Ionia, Ml Priced to sell at Harold Though you have gone George TerHorst** January 1987 Commissionera who have a poaaible Conflict of Intereat will meet on Thursday, January 17, 1985 at 8:30 a.m. BASEMENT WATER- CJ-utH I •• iiljtfel make a diaclosure to the County Board aa required by 48846,816-527-0080. zeigier» oro i^oweii, wicni- THANK YOU the Road Commiaaion. PROOFING - foundation away. Pension Board Thomas Lamoreaux January 1988 the Nichigan Statute governing Conflicta of Intereat. Judge Hoffius, on behalf of the Circuit Court gan 897-8431. Open Satur- n Thank you to all our family, Lovingly remembered by He haa talked to the four Commiaaioners who did thia two .ludqea, thanked the Commissioners for their support i walls repaired In side or out. Public Horks Board Jack Boelema January 1998 yeara ago and has verified the same relstionship exiats the Friend of the Court matter, and added Nr. canden EXP 1985-New'! now only days. relatives and friends, neigh- Wife-Alice & Children thia year. He read the Conflict of Interest Statement NOjobto small. ISyears ex- (Small Citiea) proposes to take office on January 14 or 15. $149.86 Per month. Nothing bors and fire Chief Frank Helen & Howard Hobbs Margaret Byington January 1988 of Commiaaioner Michael DeVriendt, aa followa: Commiaaioner DeVriendt moved to adjourn, subject to CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS perience. Call 458-6528. FOR SALE-Yamaha snow- (Townshipa) the ••MiMimaiimittlmiiiimilHmmHHd^HMMiKcall of the Chairperaon, and to Fridayr * February & REAL ESTATE LOANS down. Huge selection. "No Martin for all the kind deeds, & Family Jack Schwab** January 1987 "I, MICHAEL DeVRlENDT, Kent County Commiaaioner, r C8,9,10,11 mobile - 1971, 18" track i >85 at 9:00 a.m. for a Committee of the Hhole Neeting Any type ptopr• !. iiiywherit one does it for less" at prayers and such while Mar- make the following disclosure pursuant to and to Hedneaday, February 6, 1985 at 9:00 a.m. lor SL396, Good Shape, new Charles & Sharon Ritter County Hepraaentative NCLA 46.30 (3): |pn Michigan 24'Houfb United Fund and Official Neeting. Seconded by COMiB8icreer Kuhn. Harold Zelgler Ford Loweli, vin was in the hospital and & Family Jane Marsh January 1986 "I am aaaociated with Commercial Art Offaet Plate Call Free \ 800 292 1^50 BRICK, BLOCK LAYING - track 2 years old. Runs ex- rommunity Services Michigan 897-8431. Open since his return home. Marge & Darrel Rash Service, « Company which occasionally sells plates to Fut>: Go- Chimneys, ftreplace cellent. $450 or best offer. Utility Advisory County Representative Kent County: that purauant to NCLA 46.30 (3), I hereby Saturdays. The Huver's & Famiiy January 1986 declare that any vote by me aa County Commiaaioner to Call 897-5807. Board Michael DeVriendt J specialist. New or Repair, Giand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, January 9, 1985 - Page 20 Tips offered for trouble free winter driving Taking the nightmares out of expecting the worst" is Fergus- Think twice before starting out in EMERGENCY PRECAU- off the accelerator and steer m - such as snowmobiling ~ winter driving requires common son's operative concept that in- the face of a threatening storm. TIONS the direction you want the front quires towing a trailer. sense approaches by all driven - cludes trip planning, advance On the road, a CB radio can be Safety check your trunk. of the car to go. If you want it to greater emergency precautions proper planning and vehicle preparations and emergency pre- especially helpful in getting re- Emergency gear should include a go right, turn right. If you want it are needed Anticipate all move maintenance today to head off cautions. ports from other drivers in the glass scraper-brush; booster ca- to go left, turn left. ments even further in advance; tomorrow's danger*. TRIP PLANNING area. bles; flares or emergency lights; To slow or stop on slippery then accelerate, brake and steer A national authority who Study your route in advance ADVANCE PREPARA- a shovel; sand, rock salt or trac- pavements, squeeze your brakes smoothly and gradually. In- knows how true this is, is Doug- Mentally, list road and highway TIONS tion mats; a tow chain or strap; with a slow, steady pressure until crease following distances. las M. Fergusson. whose creden- conditons you're apt to en- For the driver - start each day extra windshield washer fluid; just before they lock. When you Fergusson concluded with this tials are many: vice president for counter. refreshed after a good night's Nankets; and tire chains. feel them start to lock, ease off reminder: "Before starting out on traffic, National Safety Council; Set up a reasonable driving sleep. Keep your gas tank reasonably until all wheels are rolling easily a trip this month, bear in mind former chairman of NSCs Com- schedule - with ample provi- For your vehicle - a tune-up full at all times. again; then squeeze again. that tire chains provide the ulti- mittee on Winter Driving Haz- sions to get off the road and wait and thorough mechanical check Anticipate situations that call Squeeze braking is the best tech- mate stop and go traction for sg\ ards; a director of Chicago's Safe if winter throws deadly tricks including the complete electrical for reduced speeds - intersec- nique for cars with either disc or vere snow and ice condition? Winter Driving League; and full your way, such as poor traction system, exhaust, brakes, heater, tions, bridges and overpasses, drum brakes - or a combination Have them available for the time director of safety for and reduced visibility. defroster and hoses. for example. of both. worst that winter may have to Nationwide Insurance Com Plan for periodic rest stops - Make sure defrosters and Increase following distance If your winter sport preference offer." pany. don't try to cover too much terri- windshield wiper blades can when surfaces are slick. Use Based on his many years of tory in one sitting. Frequent clean ice, slush and wet snow off extra care in signaling other driv- personal commitment to traffic driver changes also combat your windshield. Replenish an- ers following too closely who accident prevention, Fergusson fatigue if the trip is long. tifreeze fluid in windshield may be unable to stop in time. State traffic fatalities has compiled a series of Check weather reports. The washers. Sudden changes in speed or guidelines for more trouble free local weather bureau, motor Make sure your tires have abrupt turns will throw your ve- are up from 1983 winter highway travel. club, highway patrol office and good treads. hicle into a skid. If you do go into Traffic fatalities on Michi- Police stressed the fact that of the "Knowing what to expect and your car radio are good sources. a kid, stay off the brakes, ease gan's highways increased nearly victims with seats belts avail|)|j 13% from 1983 totals according able, 93.2% did not use them. to provisional figures released by The holiday weekend tolls the State Police. were higher in 1984 as well. One thousand five hundred There were 13 fatal accidents and four people were killed in claiming 15 victims over the traffic accidents in 1984 as com- Christmas holiday while 18 pared to 1,331 in 1983. This people involved in 18 accidents count will increase slightly due lost their lives over the New to delayed reporting. State Year's four day holiday. "Main Street", cont'd. •' Arrested by Lowell officers Thursday night, December 27 was Joseph Leson, 23, of Caledonia. He was arrested for assault on a Our Lot Is Overflowing With Good Used GM Cars Police Officer, and was later taken to the Kent County Jail. James Carey, 17, of Lowell was involved in a property damage accident on Hunt and Hudson Street, Monday afternoon when he struck a U.S. Mail box. 1981 Involved in a property damage Accident Tuesday afternoon, Jan- Buick uary I, on Hudson near Mercer, was Thomas Hawkins, 24, of Low- Chavrolat ell. He struck a parked car owned by Rommie Moore also of Low- Ragal Malttxi ell. ^ 2 door, white, 4 door, maroon, Slightly injured in an accident Tuesday moming, January 1, oir* auto, air, PS, PS, PB, auto, air, Horatio Street near Main, was a 14 year old Juvenile female. She was struck by a car driven by Craig Strick 34, of Lowell. The ped- stereo stereo sestrian was treated and later released from the hospital. Icy condi- tions were a factor in the accident. No injuries were reported at an accident on Hudson and Foreman 1981 road Friday afternoon, January 4, when a truck driven by Russell 1979 Fisk, 42, of Lowell developed break failure on his semi trailer and Buick Pontiac collided with an empty school bus driven by Bonnie Weststrate, 36, Cantury Chavroto Sunbird of Lowell. I 4 door, light blue, Arrested and lodged at the Kent County Jail for violation of Prob- Citation 2 door, red, 4 V6, auto., PS, PB ation on a warrent issued by 63rd District Court was Kirk DeMullrjr/ 2 door, green, cyl., auto., 22, of Lowell. He was apprehended by Lowell Officers on Thurs- PS, PB, air, bucket seats, day evening, January 3. stereo, cruise Arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol Monday AM/PM moming January 7, was Timothy DenHouten, 20 of Lowell. He was arrested after he and a passenger in his car. Rick Siekierk, 23, of $2395 Ada sustained minor injuries in an accident on West Main Street near Amity. DenHousten struck a parked car at the location. 1981 1983 THEY'LL Pontiac 1984 OMsmobHa T1000 Chavrdat Delta 88 El Camino 4 door, red, 4 Royala cyl., 4 spd., Conquista Pkg., 4 dr., heather, VB stereo V8, auto, PS, PB, auto w/O.D., air, cruise, tilt, stereo $3695 cruise, stereo, tilt 1982 1984 Perrfiit #84-6 Chavrdat OMsmobila Pontiac Clara CIO Phoanix FANTASTIC SAVINGS!!! brown, V8, auto, Brougham 4 door, brown, Leg warmers & Tights - $1 00 to $2.00 PS, PB, AM/FM, 4 door, burgundy, auto, air, Thermal Tops - S2 25 to S3 00 stereo, step 4 cyl., auto, full AM/FM, stereo Childrens Tops from $1 00 up bumper, topper power, tilt, cassette, rear def Snuggies and vests - Si 00 & S1 50 cruise, cassette m$ Women s Slacks from $4 00 and up $9795 stereo WomefVs Jeans 32-44 from $9 00 up Infant Cord Creepers - S3 00 to S5 OCT" Childrens Cords & Jeans from S2 Q0 and up Big Selection-Big Savings-Big Trade Allowances 12 PRICE " Boys Dress Shirts-6-16 Girls Blouses-7-14 • msHHI Wf .TOMN.,T, tlliQJIftlW SEE ED STORMZAND r,sr. Open Daily til 6:00pm Oodgo Open: Mon. & Wed., Eve Wednesday til LOWELL. MICHIGAN N7.WI1 til 9pm 7:46pm Sat. til 3pm 215 W. Main, Lowell, 897-8545 Mtmbtr Of Tha low#II Arte Chtinktr 01 Caaiiatrct