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N0TICE1 ! ! 15 Th«re are only 17 dayt l«tt until the drtwlnfl tor a new automobile Is held on March 10. Tlcketa for the drawing tor a new car fumlahed by the Lowell Automobile Dealera Association are one dollar each and are available from the State Savings Bank, many local buslnesaes and any Rotary Club member. PLEASE ... If SFRIRCPORT ••OK BINDERY you can help sell tickets to your friends, relatfves or fellow employees, contact Bev Hall at 897-8714, Keith HOAC I SONS Caldwell (State Savings Bank) at 897-0277 or Roger Brown (Grand Valley Ledger) at 897-9261. SPRINGPORT, MICH. 452S4 The Grand Valley Ledger

Volume 4, luue 15 Serving Lowell Area £& Readers Since 1893 February 21, 1979 Saranac Man Hope To Coge Detroit Lions To Be Extraditeil Members of the Detroit Lions will exchange their football uni- Alexander Nagy. 20, of Saran- Officers from Clearwater forms for basketball uniforms hi ac will be going to Florida—to Fla., notified Michigan State when they return to Lowell to face charges of violation of Police and Ionia County Sher»- face the Lowell Broken Arrows. probation. iffs department that as soon as Never heard of the Broken Nagy was stopped last Thurs- travel arrangements could be Arrows, you say? Why that day afternoon by Michigan State completed, they would pick up famous (infamous?) group was MIGHTDE MONTH Police for not having a license Nagy for return to Florida, formed expressly to challenge March could well be ctDed Michigan's "mlghtte" month. It plate on the front of his vehicle. according to Trooper Don Huis- the Lions at the Lowell High "might" snow, it "might" rain, it "might" be snnny and mfld A routine check with National kens. School in a benefit basketball and/or all of the above. Criminal Information Computer game at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. It's certain that February has been the coldest month in many a (NCIO for State police indicated March 3. The Lowell Athletic year. The Associated Press reports that four of the five Great Lakes that Nagy was wanted by Pinel- Camp Rre Boosters are sponsoring the are frown over for the ftrat Une oa record. Lakes Superior, las County, Fla. sherifTs de- event hgsm this year. - - — - - * tl. - PnnVnM Michigan, Huron and Erie went solid across the top over the partment on violation of proba- i i£ATn memoert ox nic Drotcn weekend. The Flat and Grand Rhren are solid as well. Area tion charges. Award For Arrows win be coached by LHS enforcement agencies caothw that wafting on the toe, however, Nagy signed a waiver of ex- coach Bill Stouffer and include could be dangerous since it is frozen at uneven depths. tradition before Judge James Mike Connell and Peggy Mur- wmnam icTnpcniiifCJ> •re prcoicccG unt wee* our c* rcsiacnis Ward of Ionia County District phy from the YMCA; Rev. Dean are unsure whether their outdoor thermometers will register the Court and was remanded to Vera Keim Bailey, pastor of the United change. They may be permanently bent at 20 belowl Ionia County jail. Methodist Church; Bob EWnga - Vem Keim has been, of the State Savings Bank; and SPECTACULAI the Sebago award by the Kee- Curt Fonger of WOTV. Repre- One of nature's moat spedacular eveot»—a sdsr« wano Council of Camp Fire, in senting the LHS faculty on the Covple recognition of his outstanding Broken Arrows will be Robin visible from nearly all of North America including Monday, Feb. 26. contributions to lohg-range Wiest, Ned Henley. Phil Chris- Michigan residents won't get a perfect view of the moon Mocking planning for Camp Keewano, tiansen. Andy Beck. Preston the sbn because we are outside the belt c# the total ecBpte. la our Honored the resident camp near Hesper- McCracken and Dick Kerb. area it will be visible from 10:41 a.m. to 1:16 p.m. with 80 perceat of ia. The pin representing this Rounding out the team from the the si'.n covered about 11:57 a.m. Remember, it la not safe to look award, named for the LMS wfll be Art Bieri. Ren directly at the sun without proteciton. See last week's Ledger for Camp Fire Girls can Akers and Gary Griffin. instructions on safe viewing devices. By MMPA by Dr. and Mrs. Luther Gottck The lions are obviously wait- "stnra"er the 1978 between the Al in Maine in 1909, bears s sun ing for Lowell's line-up to be 5 Tri-Rlver reaches. 1W • prwved la he eeeh fon aed n OONG-O-O-O-IJ-G James B. and Berdie Lou symbol to depict the out-of- announced before they decide Athletic t Mm. 3 You still have time to get your act together. Audrtioos for the Cook of Lowell have been nam- doors. who to send. They plan to field March 23 Gong Show will be held Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 26, ed 1979 Outstanding Young Mr. Keim has been a member nine players from this tentative 27, and again on Man* 7 at the Middle School. Cafl 897-7116 or Dairy Couple in an annual of the Board of 'Directors of the list: Greg Landiy. Dexter Bus- 897-9310 for more information. AO proceeds go towards fepbdag contest sponsored by Michigan Keewano Council for five years, sey, Levi Johnson, Horace 10-year-old band uniforau that have seen better days. Milk Producers Association serving recently as treasurer, King, Paul Naumcff, Charlie Man Charged With Child Abuse (MMPA). and is now retiring ftrm these Weaver, FdO'Neil. Tom Skied- •ummage Cooks' fttmuugoperation con- volunteer duties. His wife. Mar- any, Leonard Thompson, Al A Lowell man faces chargcs of Wright's home. Wright struck after he kept vomiting, deputies cruelty to a child after he his stepson. David Morris, after said. David underwent surgery _ IV* * IS leader csH i!i«y Th^.fcWM wet his pamc. accorcT' "fftr Imci ftol injuries and wnl Rummage and Me Sale en-fhertday Jim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. years. Their three oldest daugh- iHin die abdomen, caus- ing to deputies. released from the hospital Mon- East Main St. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. James Cook Sr., Lowell, the ters, Diana, JoAnne, and Shar- ing injuries that required sur- The child's mother. Judy day. farm to east of Grand Rapids. on. have all been active in Camp gcry Wright, took David to Butter- The child is to be placed in a UBGALS The couple was chosen Feb. Fire and have assisted their John E. Wnght, 37, demand- worth Hospital the next day foster home. Notices of haportanoe to area residents arc indndnd ia this 12 from among four finalists mother with the Blue Bird group 1897-8182. eSltf ed 63rd District Court examina- Final day for payment of Summer and Winter taxes for the city of narrowed from a field of 11 in which their younger sister, tion before Judge Joseph White Lowell is this Wednesday, Feb. 28, and it to also the last day tn contestants representing Linda, is a member. and was released on a $2,000 Those from Lowell attending TAD SERVICE — DAK personal recognizance bond. Area Cancer Drive purchase 1979 dog licenses. Boards of Review for the city of Lowell, MMPA's 11 geographic dis- Vergennes Township. Ormttan Township and Lowell Township will tricts. They will officially receive the annual meeting of Keewano H 118 j, Ph. 897-8638, Hra. 6 Kent County Sheriff's depu- meet March 12 and 13. See the Legal page for the award at the MMPA annual Council on February 12, where •-. 1. 7 ^m. M-iai Sslm ties said that the alleged offense delegate meeting in East Lan- leadership awards were made day, cia* occurred in mid-January at were Gloria and Randy Osse- Head Announced FIEE PLATES sing March 17, and will repre- vennen - to in the last 10 days of Ms annual free sent the state and MMPA at waarde, Ruth Jones, Beth and license plate sale with special deals qn used cars. One way for various functions during the Harold Kettner, Dolores Dey, In a recent announcement by hubby to beat the winter blafas ... year. Cooks represent MMPA Thehna Rittenger. and Betty Assigimieiit Chfltiyss officials of the Kent County unit District 6, consisting of Ionia, Coons. The speaker was the new of the American Cancer Sodety, ANNTVE1SAKY Clinton and Shiawassee coun- National Executive Director of Mrs. Gifford Tengelsen was Jack Cooley marked his 30th year as Lowdl's river observer ties. • Camp Fire, Roberta der named as chairperson in the recently. He to part of a network of reporters nattawkle who aid the Contestants were judged on Voort. For Buck Matthews Ada. Lowell. Cascade. Ver- National Weather Service by tnUag readtafs of river lereto 315 days their form operations, commun- TO BUY, SE1L, RENT, gennes. Paris area for the a year. Cooley takes Ms readings near the south bridge over the ity and farm-related activities OR TRADE USE THE Buck Matthews, one of West Matthews, who wUl still be society's annual Cancer Cru- Grand River and also keepa track of predptatlon leveh at kto hone and leadership abilities. HEDGSR CLASSOTEDS Michigan's television personeh- reporting the weather weekdays sade fund drive April 1-30. As in The information to vital to the Bureau in making ha ties win be assuming new at 7:25. 8:25 and Noon, win be the past, the city of Lowell will Threats posed by ice damming and water content of the responsibilities starting March producing and starring in pro- be under the guidance of the snow-pack are also noted. An untimely rain or ^ WC Donotes To GMstown 5» 1979 according to Marv grams on special West Michi- Lowell Business and Profession- could mean major flooding. Chauvin, WOTV Station Mana- gan events such as Festival *79, al Women's Club. The Lowell Womens Guh met from many sources throughout ger. In his new role, Matthews the Grand Rapids Langlauf and Mrs. Tengelsen. a sales asso- 7 WAl In the lounge of the Schneider the State of Michigan. wfll be exploring, in special the Lowell Showboat. "Lang- ciate with the Manus Realty Harold Zeigler Ford's sales stafftoeag^edla war. The East side Manor on Wednesday. Feb. 14. A girl must at least have the haff-hour programs, many of the lauf: A Celebration of Winter" Company, will direct the door- of the aales room to |illlei splnH the West in an all eat ssiss war. The business meeting Included potential for functioning within events(that make West Michi- wiH be shown Saturday, Febru- to-door collections toward an They are nuking car deals right and Irft feast ead wwtT). The increasing our gifts of money, the average range. They live in gan unique. ary 17, 2-2:30 p.m. area goal of $9,080. winning side will eat steak andI tthh e loaers eat beans. both to the Lowell YMCA and to an open situation in which they Matthews win not be limiting Contributions are used to C.A.R.E., and the welcoming of attend local public schools and COPY A lESTORATlON SPE- himself to just event programs, support national, state and local SOLVE B A E^s a new member, Jeannie Connell are encouraged to participate in CIAL! Yew 1 he will also be looking at the Cancer Society operations and Lowell officers captured three runaways the Honey Creek and presenting her with the community activities end daarthnve taatey Arts, business, county Mrs and to fund the continuing research Home on Tuesday evening. The juveniles oc_ to die breaking tradhional red carnation. Mrs. church. Teenage girls are ad- They am be mnia ta holiday celebrations. These spe- Local Sales into cures for the nation's and entering of a vacant home in Lowell and Siebers, chairman of Interna- mitted for a variety of rei JUS, cial programs will air generally number one killer. Volunteers tional affairs gave a mini-report such as truancy from home or on a monthly basis. are needed, according to Mrs. IN coon about Iran. school, incorrigibility, family The last telecast date for Tengelsen. Ttatee persons inter- Found guilty la a jury trial Tueeday for improper lane ete was On February 15, Mrs. Fox. discord. Each girl is helped to "The Buck Matthews Show" Group Is No. 1 ested in volunseering their serv- Lionel Haskins of Saranac. Pleading guilty to a reduced charge of Mrs. Laux, Mrs. Kutchey and become responsible and self-re- will be March 2. 1979. ices may cafl the American Cancer Society at 458-1204. aggravated assault before 63rd District Court ea Tuesday was members of the WC, helped and liant. Sales Representatives under 184 W Robert Wright of Lowell. furnished cup cakes to the At this time WC gave a very the leadership of Circle Lender February birthday guests at generous g ft of money to help Algene Feuerstein of Lowell ' DAMAGED nOPERTY Cherry Creek Nursing Home for carry on this work at Girlstown. Lamaze Childbirth Education produced the number one sales To Benefit Joyce Slasher and Donald LeHlgh, both of Lowell, collided on their monthly birthday party . The 36 ladies present were • 174.7337. of Grand Rapids is now accept- total in Michigan during Janu- Foreman Rd. just outside of Lowell on Wednesday on toy reads. Mrs. Bradshaw's guest was happy to learn about the direct ing class registrations for those ary 1979. according to George ROSE DRIVE INN — 888 W. fhiriiiiftH Evelyn West collided with Roger Cshoon, both of Lowell, on North Mrs. Anton Kropf and Mrs. results of their club's service expecting babies in July and Kerlin. President of "The Crea- SL, Lewel. IMa Week's Hudson Wednesday when Cahoon foiled to yield the right of way as Harding's guest was Margaret project. August. tive Circle" He added that this he exited a private drive. Mi 4 GUpe, 81.48. Beeman. The classes are taken the last Circle also received national Bushnell PTO beat the Bush- Tneadey Night, Famly Night, Geri Srah was struck by Craig Wittenbach on South West St. near President Mrs. Randall called WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - two months of pregnancy and recognition, ranking number ncll tcachers in volleyball 4 to 3 Main on Monday as Wittenbach exited a private drive. Robert At its Bert! Yam weddtag «• Night, Wednesday for an intermission at this time deal with an areas of pregnancy. twelve in the United States sales January 25 in the LoweU Middle Krussell of Walloon Lake ran into a tow cable pulling a CAO box car for our tea and social hour. Mrs. Per additional information or totals. School gym and the teachers are across the South Broadway railroad tracks Monday morning. No one Roeeand her committee of Mrs. to register for classes, please CHICKEN TAKE-OUT Unda Colbum. also of Lowell demanding a rematch. was injured. David, Mrs. Bellows, Mrs. Sie- contact Jo Ellen Curtis at 361- and a member of the honor The grudge match will take gle, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Tkhela- 9769.1. Circle, was herself the recipient place Thursday. Feb. 22, at 6:30 nl^t, livar I Onlana) RESCUE ar and Mrs. Yost served a of national recognition for her p.m. in the high school gym Lowell Rescue was summoned to Burroughs Rd. on Saturday beautiful traditional Valentine CONVENIENT BOTTLE A CAN high sales in August 1978. with proceeds going into the morning to free Donald Stevens of Lowell who was trapped by a refreshment. mkk ha-'N-Out The Creative Circle, a Los PTO fond for purchase of need- fallen tree. The Hurst tool was used and Stevens was then Stap hi and aee m NIGHT Mrs. Harry Richmond as fawn 10-18, 7 daya n Angeles-based company, is con- ed equipment at Bushnell. Ad- transported by Bud's Ambulance to Butterworth Hospital reported- 184 President of Kent County Fed- tnaa' Party Stare, en sidered to be America's premier mission is 50 cents for adults ly suffering from a fractured tight leg and pelvis. Lewel, 897-5686 ar 938 4 PAST SPECIAL eration gave an impromptu talk 9L Bam, Whw needlecraft party plan. and 25 cents for students. about "Girlstown". She told of Ave., Lake Odessa, 374-7337. Pram* Tenai A Gaflee 81.88 clltf IN CUSTODY the wonderful work being done Arrested Tuesday afternoon was Robert Hill of Lowell by Loweti at Girlstown, a home for emo- police on a felony warrant toaaed by the 63rd District Court. tionally distrubed girls in which RL, Rl. 21 TSm MONv NS. H John McGregor of Greenville was arrested by Lowell officers they can feel at home and still Saturday evening for driving while license was suspended. receive the care, counseling and Admission Prices Taken into custody on Monday morning were Bryan Moore and therapy necessary for their emo- STRAND as Follows: James Hansna of Lowell on a folony charge. Both were arrested at a tional growth and stability. Adults S2.50 residence on Lincoln Lake by losia State Police assisted by Kent Girlstown to fully licensed as a HMD©.. One Show Each Night Children $1.25 County and Lowell officers. Specific charges are pending. Child Care Agency and Treat- At 8 P.M. Monday Night AO ment Center by- foe Michigan —PUIS— S1J8 APPOINTMENTS - Net always GOOD Department of Social Services. TKMMCOLdR*' ItV—HyHatoP liii , Girls admitted to Girlstown. Snedey nt 3 P.M. 5 days. Lewel, 897-7506. ages 12 through 16, are referred Oami V,fc, L^gar. Wihnln, Mm? 21,1979 • hf. 3 n, lf79 • PlM* 3 RATING TOP AMEMCAN LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY Eating is the munber- To Tlur Editop Cominq Events... lebure-time activity of Ameri- VENNEN CHRTSIER-DODGE VENNEN CHRYSLER-DODGE VENNEN CNRYSIER-DDDGE VENNEN CHRYSLER-DODGE

Tiar Editor feel sorry for, for maybe a week. occupy moment! of We are concerned citizens We as parents have been to THURS., FEB. 22: Hooker THURS., FEB. 22t Rummage SUN., PEB. 2St The Philhar- A recent ABC Newt-Htnit S«r- and parents. the bus garage and called many Chapter #73 RAM will precede ft Bake Sale, 9 a.m. to4 p.m. at monic of the Grand Rapids vey showed thai $4 percent of Since the abduction and mur- times to see if they can do their February regular convoca Fust United Methodist Church Symphony will be performing in MmA Hinry Sayi: HURRtf! - HURRY! - HURRY! those polled mentioned eating der of an 11-year-old Grand something so the children can tion wid. an old-time oyster of Lowell. 621 E. Main. Greenville On Sunday. February aa their moat frequent letsare- Rapids girl we have been mate be picked up and delivered at dinner at 6:30 p.m. "stewed" 25 at 3 p.m. at the Greenville time pursuit, followed by watch- concerned for the safety of our home. But it's just too much up by David Miller and his SAT., FEB. 24i St. Rita's romrinatfy Center. Tickets are ing television (41 percent), lis- own children who have to walk con inittee. The meeting will Guild of St. Mary'a Parish will S2 for-adults, SI for students Only 10 days left to jet year free 1979 license elates! inconvenience for the bos driv- tening to radio (40 percent) and one-half mile to the bus and er, the people who make up the ofk.n at 7:30 p.m. and after- hold their annual Mardi Gras and senior citizens, special fam- reading )39 percent). back hone again. Linda's ab- routes and so it just isn't wards there will be a special Dance at 9 p.m. Admission is ily rate it S5. Tickets are available at Chapter ID, C. J. Rounding out the top ten duction happened just a block pOSSlDiCm>c c * Kl#.. dessert-coffee-social hour. S12 per couple. Beer, set-ups, 19 • MICHIGAN • 7 9 19 • MICHIGAN • 79 leisure-time activities were: lis- from her home. Our children We have three littie children THURS., FEB. 22i Bushnell lunch and dancing to the music Nye Insurance, Hansen's Music tening to musk at home, fixing waft one-half mile in the sub- on the half mile, who ride the PTO will have a vollyeball of the Jan Wellman Trio. and Greenville Community Cen- ...CLEARANCE things around the house, social urbs. What's to stop someone same bus who might some day rematch with the Bushnell ter or at the door. activities, church or club activi- from abducting them? One Is a be victims. So please help us, teachers at 6:30 p.m. in the SAT.. FEB. 24 ft SAT., MAI. MON., FEB. 3fc The Lowell ties. and outdoor pasttimes. girl 6, and another is a boy S. so we won't ever have to go Lowell High School gym. Ad- 3i A Family Tournament hosted Business and Professional Wo- There is a big, convenient through die heartbreak that the mission: Adults 50c, students by Lowell Lanes' Junior League men's Club wiH hold their drive to turn around in which is VanderVeen's are now having. 25c. Refreshment stand. Bowlers will be held on Satur- regular meeting at 7:30 p.m.. at always cleaned out. if there day, February 24 and Saturday, the Schneider Manor Lounge. FJT'SSS We pay our school taxes as do FJT'338 was't it would be understand- the other people on the route. So THURS., FEB. 22* Bushnell March 3. Squad times are 9:30 Program will be furnished by GREAT LAKE GREAT LAKE able. The parents then would why can't we have our children PTO will have a VoOeyball a.m. and 12 noon. Juniors will exchange students from Den- UtotfhrVml know their children would be picked up at our door? What rematch with the Bushnell be asking members of their mark and Sweden. Guests are STATE • • STATE • 'O safe. Everyday one of the par- good are taxes? Why pay them? teachers at 6:30 n m. in the families to bowl with diem in invited. Se/ir tWAar AreAr o ents have to be sure to be there, Lowell High Schooi gym. Ad- this doubles-style tournament, To Moire Room for Spring Something must be done. o when they get on or off. But just We also agree with the moth- mission: Adults SOc, Students with trophies awarded to top "Silence is a fence around suppose that they are late and er who wrote the article last 25c: Refreshment Stand. series doubles. wisdom." ,• Proverb & Summer MeretandBse the wrong person is at the bus week. We fhitA the school stop. Then the whole commun- should call if our child isn't in ity would have another to take attendance. Daring Vennen Chrysler-Dodge AnnuaFrel e license Plate Sale! That Is Arriving DaUyl up collections for flowers and Concerned Parents Lowell Moose Lodge's Annuol Did you ever stop and think about the fact that aa we sh Sale ends Saturday, March 3rd! inside our warm houses, eating SELECTED BLOUSES our store bought food, animals are outside trying to survive in GOLDEN BALL \ See us and SAVE now with Special Prices — the snow and cold? if it fitz' i How do they do h? Special Deals ~ Special Savings No payments until April! Y? OFF First of all, some of them don't have to. Have you ever Bf Mm nn§m§ki Until March 1st. 1979 every passenger car end pickup (under 5,000 Ite.). new or used, seen a robin digging for worms Saturday, February 23 purchased from ut will Include your 1979 license plates FREE! We have e selection of in the winter? The robin and Conscientious journalists have devised a dever method for epproximalely 100 cars and trucks In stock, including the ell new front wheel drive Omni two many other species of birds fly publishing trashy rumors without damaging their reputations as floor sport , several company official's cars, end factory offkial cars All cars have been conscientious journalists. The responsibility for the trasfi is pot on m outh, not unlike a lot of personally conditioned and winterized for your continued driving pleasure and safety. We are SELECTED SLACKS the readers, not the writers. numaus. Their major source of Hom Dinner Smorgosbord 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. going to reduce our Inventory by selling these automobiles at bargain prices, plus liberal It is called the ask-us-anything-and-we'll-tell-yon-nothing meth- food, worms and insects, cannot frade-in sllowances, bank financing and no payments til spring. v be found in this area duiing the od. A question-and-answer format Is used. Newspaper and vi OFF winter. Birds such as the chicka- magazine readers are urged It send in questions concerning dee, tufted titmouse, and blue prominent personalities. No matter how ptepoaterous or croddy the Music by questions may be, they wiD be published and answered. USED CARS USED CARS USED TRUCKS & NEW CARS jay, and many others are able to . HEW VAHS « survive on seeds that are avail- A particular question might be personally repugnant to a 1971 CHRYSLER LaBAROH two door. V-8. 1977 VOLARE four door. V-8. 1973 DODGE D-200 CLUB CAB V-8. auto- CHRYLSER LEBARON MEDALLION two able in the winter. conscientious journalist, but still it must be answered in order to "Country Pride" automatic, radio, air. radial tlree. Sale price eutomatic. power steering, stereo, speed matic. power steering, flip seat, radio Sale door, stock #180. speed control, air. AM-FM. Another way aoa protect the reader's constitutional right to know whether Warren .00 SPORTSMEN JACKETS control. • Sele price S3.578.00 price 62.383.00 clock, tinted glass. V-8. Sale Prtea 67.467.00 • f Ji r] .j ' ' . . avoid die cold of winter is to Beatty really had unnatural relations with an unidentified passerby 1I7S CHRYSLER LaRARON four door. V-8. DODGE B-200. 127'' wheelbase. Van Man hibernate. There are only four while he was getting off a cross-town Manhattan bos, and she was 1977 WAGON V-8, automatic, 1973 CHEVROLET C-10 PICKUP V-8. auto- CHRY8LER LEBARON MEDALLION two 5k automatic, power steering, speed control. Only Conversion^ command snivel seats, rear mammals in Michtgan that U- getting on. power steering, luggage rack, radio. Sale price matic. power steering, radio, includes topper door, stock #120. speed conlrc., ful power, air. 4.000 miles. Sale prtoe SS ,222.00 dinette, sink and ice box. air, AM-FM-8 track. bernate, die brown bat. meadow The published questions are usually signed with only the S3.444.00 Sele price 62,121.00 tilt wheel, stereo, leather seets. Sale Price Vi OFF questioners' initials and adress. Thus there is no way for titillated List price $12,613.98. Sale Price $11,324.00 jumping mouse, woodchucki Come Early * 107S OODOE ASPEN S.E. WAGON, V-8. 1977 DODGE ASPEN WAGON six cylinder, $7,602.00 readers to learn whatever made R.L. of Boise, Idaho, think Warren and the thirteen lined gropnd automatic, power steering, epead control. automatic, radio, power steering, air. Sale PODGE B-100. 109" wheelbase, 225 slant six Beatty would behave so recklessly. It's a well-known feet that bus CHRY6LER CORDOBA stock #30. V-8, squirrel. Contrary to popular AM-fM radio. Sale Price S4.tM.00 price S3,552.00 engine, 3 speed standard transmission, radio, doors always dose before they're supposed to. automatic, AM-FM. speed control, air, vinyl belief, die black bear, found in low mount mirrors, radial tires. Ssle Price Is the bus driver R.L's cousin? Perhaps R.L. is herself the 197S DODGE ASPEN CUSTOM foor door, tlx 1977 CHEVROLET NOVA two door, six roof . Sale Price 67.363.00 northern Michigan, is not a true SPECIAL #3 $4976.00 ^ SWEATERS & Ubernator. h is considered a unidentified passerby who, visiting from Boise, had never been on a cylinder, air, automatic, power staaring. only cylinder, automatic, power steering. Sale price 2 1975 DODGE W-200 CLUB CAB four CHRYSLER CORDOBA stock #40. full power, winter sleeper as h is capable of Manhattan bus before and didn't know what is considered 3.000 miles'. . Sale price S4,777.00 S3.2S2.00 wheel drive, V-8. automatic, power air, stereo, road wheels, tilt wheel. Sele Price 8-200 SPORTSMAN stock #22T, V-8. auto- getting up and foraging for food wnatural in New York? Stay Late 1S7S DODGE ASPEN CUSTOM two door, tlx 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE two door; six steering, auxiliary gas tanks, radio, $6,241.00 matic. radio, eight passenger seating, steel SWEATSHIRTS on warm winter days. We'll never know, but it doesn't matter. It's not important what S cylinder, automatic, power staaring. only 3.000 cylinder, automatic, radio, power steering, speed control. 8000 lb. GVW, Camper radiats Sale Price $7,191.00 In the «inter, animals have to prompted the bus question. The important thing is that it be CHRY8LER NEW YORKER stock #260, 5th mlkn. Salapr1eaS4.221.00 radial tires. Sele price $3.221.00 package, rustproof Ing, excellent condl- change their eating habits, but answered. The conscientious journalist shouldn't back away from a Avenue Package, leather seats, full power, B-100 TRADESMAN VAN stock «26T. W ,,on- Sale price 64.969.00 what about staying warm? Ani- touchy question. No matter bow much research it requires, it must 210 E. Main St. - Low til 1S7S OODOE ASPEN two door, tlx cylinder, 1976 DODGE ASPEN S.E. WAGON automatic, stereo with 8 track. Sale Price 610,651.00 tyteei base, V-8. automatic, sue roof, spoke mals can't go to the local store be established that, no. Warren Beatty didn't do that automatic, bucket teats, AM-FM. T-bar roof. 25% - 50% OFF power steering, radio, speed controU air, ;s»Ji'/u i ?fwi> r u. J stock #160, ful* ra0.V 9^le^lceS7.l|&.60 ^ and buy warm jackets like ve Seme sWpBtrM^ snggcshlWHit really H no IXrefBoUe. 'Mmm Sfl I 3 'lUBIBi —f- toil BriM 111 power. »alr, - tilt wlieel; steraoJ^Win* wheel can, but they can grow warmer Idaho. They accuse the conscientious journalists of writing the 19* DODGE GHARGFR S.E. two dbor, V-8. covers. Sele Price 60,761.00 fur coats and extra down feath- questions they answer, simply to appeal to prurient interests and U Royai automatic, power steering, air, stereo, power ers in the case of birds. Birds make money. This hardly seems possible. SPECIAL•! stock #20, air. speed interior and exteripr. command seats, sun roof wiH also "fluff" up their feath- According to all evidence I've seen, there is littie similarity windows. Sale price S3,SS6.00 NEW CARS control, AM-FM, tilt wheel, , V-8. speed control, AM-FM Sale Price $7,706.00 BLUE JEANS NEW 1S7S CHRYSLER LeBARON four ers to create an air space that between the questions and answers when the ask-us-aaything-and- 5 1976 S.E. V-8, automatic. Sele Price 67,656.00 DODGE A6PEN four door, stock #9, six B-200 TRADESMAN VAN stock #231. V-8. helps keep them warm. Some we'll-tell-you-nothing method is used to get trash published. The door. 3tS Hd V-8. automatic, power Daytona package, bucket seats, console. Sele cylinder, automatic, radio, power steering, CHRYSLER NEWPORT stock #170, AM-FM, automatic, power steering, big mirrors, radio, birds will even dive into snow questions are always juicy and the answers are always boring. It z steering, pow%r brekes. power seats, • prtoe S3.433.00 white side wall tires Sale Price 64,712.00 air. lilt wheel, speed control, clock, vinyl roof. full gauges Sale Price $6,252.00 banks and use the snow to doesn't seem likely that the same person oould write both. power windows, power door locka, $3.00 OFF Sale Price 67.466.00 insulate them from the cold. In feet. I know several people who read only the questions, s AM-FM stereo, spaed control, tilt wbael. 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE PREMIER two Another adaptation uaed by a skipping the answers. "The answers rain my good time," one Sticker price S8,302.S5. Sale price door. V-8, automatic, power steering, redial DODGE ASPEN two door, stock #12. Six s cylinder, automatic, bucket seats, console, few animals in MicUgan is woman explained. She believes Warren Beatty isn't afraid of bus sr^io.oo . tires, 60/40 seat. Sale prtca 13,272.00 SPECIAL #5 SPECIAL §4 changing color. The anowshoe doors. She doesn't want to read anything different. radio, power steering Sale Price 65,046.00 1976 DODGE CHARGER SPORT two door. SPECIAL PURCHASE . s hare, fcond in northern Michi- - Probably the best way to explain the ask-us-anything, etc.. 1979 DODGE D-100 PICKUP IIS" SELECTED SKIRTS V-8. automatic, radio, air. vinyl roof, power DODGE ASPEN WAGON stock #5, custom 1979 DODGE SNO-COMMANDERS gan. and the least weaad both method is to dte sASfe typical questions and answers. Some of the 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA two door, power Sale prtca S2.S36.00 package, six cylinder, radio, luggage rack, reer wheelbase, 225 slant six engine, 3-ipeed following sets have been lifted directly from national publications. seats, window, door locks, stereo, sun roof, steering. Four te Choose From turn white in order to better defroster. Sale Price 65,487.00 standard transmission, reer , Mend in with the snow for Some 1 made up myself. Can you teD winch is which? radial tlras. SriaprteaSS.S4S.00 1976 four door, six cylinder, wheel covers, radial tlras. Protector,, Q— When Henry Kissinger hits Hew York. I'm told he makes it a DODGE DIPLOMAT two door, stock #17, V-8, protectkn from predators. 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA V-8. automatic, automatic, power steering, air, radio. Sele package. List price 64.842.00. Sale price Yi OFF Winter is a hard time for point to aee Fonda Feingold, a 25-year-old singer at the automatic, power steering, speed control, vinyl stereo. 60/40 eeri. SalaprtcaS4.SSS.S0 prtoe S2.S48.00 64.342.00 W-150 - 131" W.B.. 360 V-8, automatic, animals and is often a limiting Copacabana. What is the baab of her long-term relationship with roof . Sale Price 65,913.00 1675 WAGON V.8. power steering, radio, anti-spin differen- factor oa their population size. Kissinger? — N. Y., Long Beach, CaL 1t77 MONACO WAGON V-8, DODGE DIPLOMAT SELON four door, stock tial, two tone paint. Snow Plow package. Artificial feeding can aomedmes A — Fonda Feingold and Henry Kissinger have never met automatic, al.. epaed control, alx automatic, power steering, six passenger. Sale #16. V-8. speed control, power steering, List price $9,477.55. Sele price S6.346.00 help animals through hard win- Q — Pope John Paul recently landed the "joys of the poor" to a price SI ,977.00 SELEQED ROBES radio. automatic, radial tires. , radio. Sale Price NEW TRUCKS ter-, but keep in mind that once stadium full of Mexicans. Is it true that 10,563 Mexicans 1974 DODGE DART four door, six cylinder. ' W-150 - 115" W.B . 360 V-8, automatic, 1977 CYRYSLEN CORDOBA V-8, power 65,963.00 you start feeding, keep it up— immediaiely offered to trade their shacks for the pope's palace and DODGE D-190 stock #7T. 131'• w.b.. 8' power steering, radio, sliding rear Is eteerlng. automatic, vinyl roof, bucket seats, automatic, radio, power steering, vinyl roof. for animals soon depend on the he bade them all to "go sock ont Frito"? — M.S., El Paao, Tex. DODGE DIPLOMAT MEDALLION two door, sweptllne box, 318 V-8, automatic, power window. Snow Plow package. List price , radio. Sale prtoe M.444.00 Sale price 61,555.00 steady supply of food. Should it A — That's not true. stock #15. leather seats, air. speed control. steering, tape stripe, redial tires. Seie Price $9,703.05. Sale price $6,616.00 /2 OFF 1973 -8. disappear for long at mid-win- Q — Is it not a feet that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of L hd and 1977 CHESTWOOD wagon CHEVROLET NOVA S.S. two door. V V-8. automatic. AM-FM radio. Sale Price 65964.00 ter, they wiD soon begin to the late senator, is cavorting at the University of Virginia Law S-speed on floor, power steering, road wheels, W-200 - 131" W.8 . 360 V-8, automatic, V-8. automatic, power steering, air, power 67,220.00 DODGE D-150 CLUB CAB Stock #3T, 149'' starve. School with Rebecca Fraaer. daughter of Lady Antonia Eraser? Can R.W.L. tires. '. Sele price 61,666.00 power steering, radio. H.D. 8400 GVW windows, radio.' SaleprteeS4^42.00 wheelbaie, 8' box. 360 V-S, automatic, After it is all over, the strong- it be that these two were secretly married when young Robert was package. H.D. Snow Plow package. List 1689 VOLVO four door. Sele prtea S444.00 X.E. two door, stock #2. increased cooling, sliding rear window, speed est and healthiest animals that studying at the London School of Economics under an assumed 1977 CHRYSLER CONOOBA V-8. automatic, price $10.441.61. Ss's price 19.273.00 V-8. automatic, bucket seats, console, road YARD GOODS - survive the winter. wiD be those name last year? Is it not a feet that young Kennedy is a leading power eteerlng. radio, bucket eeats. ooneele. control, two tone paint. Sale Price 672S4.60 wheel, radio Sale Price $8,426.00 W-200 - 131" W 8 . 3^ V-8. automatic that breed in the spring and Sothario? — D. L., Charlottesville. Va. Seie price S4,272.0t DODGE D-200 CLUB CAB stock #18T. V-8. power steering, auxiliary gas tank. H.D. continue die species. Remem- A-No. 1977 DODGE ASPEN S.E. four door. V-8. DODGE MAGNUM XE two door, stock #3, ber that it is nature's way that 0 — Is it true Warren Beatty had agreed to give the keynote USED YRUCHS t VAHS bucket seats, console, air. stereo, speed automatic, power steering, heavy duly battery supsension. Snow Plow package. List DOUBLE KNITS automatic, air. power eteerlng. stereo, only and alternator, radio. Sale Priee 66.624.00 price $10,940 13. Sale price $9,680.00 many animals die throughout speedt at the GOP convention in Detroit in 1960 if Mayor Coleman 10,000 miles. SeleprtseS4.S4l.00 'control, road wheels. Sale Priea 67.565.00 the year, winter especially, and Young wiH bus loose women into the convention area every night, 1977 DODGE B-100 VAN six cylinder. 3-speed, DODGE 6T. REGIS four door, stock #53. 60/40 this is why such a surplus is with no doors on the buses? — R. L, Boise. Idaho. 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE two door, six radio. Sale price 63,584.00 DODGE D-150 stock #45T. six cylinder, seat, V-8. automatic, air. speed control, full produced each year. A — Not as of this writing. The cylinder, air. automatic, power steering, radio. standard transmission, wheel covers, step $1.98 Yd. 1977 DOOGE D-100 PICKUP six cylinder. power Sale Price 66.654.00 Sale price SS,77S.0B 3-ipeed. radio, topper, only 34.000 miles Sele bumper. Sele Price 64,666.00 1977 DOOGE ASPEN CUSTOM two door, six prtea 63,622.00 DODGE 8T. REGIS four door, stock #20, V-8. The great family frame-up automatic; stereo, full power, rear defroster. DODGE 0-156 CLUB CAB stock #27T. short cylinder, radio, two tone paint, 4-spaad 167S FORD F-100 SUPER CAB six cylinder, overdrive. Sale Price $6,013.00 box. Adventurer Package, V-8, redk), auto- COTTON PRINTS Grand automatic, power steering, radio, custom. Sale matic. speed control. 6ele Prtca 69,923.00 prtea 63.333.00 DODGE ST. REGIS four door, stock #52. air, VUftildn'l vour li\ ing room or hallway then moimi and frame ihcm hcautifullv. V-8. automatic. AM-FM vinyl roof Sale Price DODGE D-160 CLUB CAB stock #10T. 8' box. & HM Valley look grcai with a 'pallcn of anccsior."? VTc have tramc styles to suii any pho- 1674 DODGE ROYAL SPORTSMAN V-8. $7,467.00 V-8. automatic, two tone paint, spaed control. automatic, power steering, radio. Ziebart Bring us your lamily pictures, both iograph...any decor. Come see iherri u»- SPECIAL 92 Sele Price 66,617.00 $1.29 Yd. rustproof ing. Sele price 63.131.00 CHRYSLER LEBARON two door, stock #11C. Ledger old and new. VTeTi clean and restore day. And make sure vowr lamiiv puurcs S 1978 COMPANY OPPICIAL TRUCK DODGE D-1S0 stock #41. S.E. Package, I 1974 DODGE D-200 CLUB CAB V-6. auto- V-8. automatic, radio, vinyl side mouldings, ihem. make extra copies if you wish, will be treasured for gcncraiK>ns to come. 0-150. V-8. eutomabc. power steering, stereo. V-8, automatic, till wheel, radial tires. (USPS45M301 matic. power s1 wring. 7500 camper package, left remote mirror. Sale Prtes 65.699.00 power brakes, radio, epaed control. Sale Price $6,926.00 8 Sale 62.929 UmM M M-tl h published weekly for Adventurer package, only 8.000 miles, radio. prtea .00 CHRYSLER LEBARON tour door, stock #8C. FLANNELS S5.00 a year in Kent or burns reguier gee. 1674 DOOGa D-200 PICKUP V-8. 4-speed. air. AM-FM. 80/40 seal, vinyl roof, tinted Ionia Counties. S6.50 a year radio, heavy duty. Sale price 62,444.00 glass Sale Price 66.523.00 outside the oona^es by the Grand Valley Ledger Pub- $1.39 Yd. fishing Company. 125 N. SPECIALS Broadway St.. Lowell. SAUSHOUB Michigan 49331. MONDAY A TUESDAY 5 Moefay & Wetod* I AM h 9 PM Friendly Henry says... 8pa0h*ti. all you om «•!.. .tl .82 Oadgo WEDNESDAY ft THUKSDAY a B Ties.-1lHn.-frL I AM te IPN Bor-B-Ooo Rite ROGER K. BROWN Ut FriMtfy Says... g CompMo dinner $3.85 £DITOR ft PUBLISHER Srintay t AM te 3 PM FRIDAY Second-Class Postage Paid Flth Fry, aH you ctn Ml $2.50 at LowdL Michigan CHRYSLER Don't Miss S SATURDAY A SUNDAY Published Every ftoakOtonon $1.00 Off Wednesday LOWEU LAKE ODESSA soma DPAITMBIT Jj POSTMASTER: Send ad- Member - "Wnddlng This dress change tolha Gcand 219 221 West Ma-.n ®38-4th Ave Wednesday I AM le 9 PM ^ J VaSay Lad**. P.O. Boa 104 W. Main St. LOWELLENNE, MICHIGAN 897-928N1 PtKXographars of Amnrtca' Oodge Trucks 128. LowdL Ml 49331. u Lownll-B97-5606 Lake Odeaaa-374-7337 Great Sole! f ' t Onmd Vale? Ledger - Wedwedey, Ftbnmry 21, 1979 - IS*. 4 Grand VaDey Ledger - Wadnaaday, Fafaraary 21, 1979 • Page 5 ituairi»« thirty yean ago looking Edward Boyd is appointed u keeper of the water gauge Rrea Sports... for tills part of the river and su>^eeds Gordon Johnson who She was born Feb. 13i Stedman on Nov. 29, 1944. EDGERLE — Mr. Robert E. has performed these duties for a number of yean. STEDMAN - Mildren A. in New Britain. Conn., the They had been residents of Edgerle. aged S3, of Northbrook ' It was announced that M-9i between Lowell and Beldlng Stedman. 56, of Algoma Town- daughter of Fredrick and Agus- Algoma Township for the past St. SE, Grand Rapids, paaMfd would be blacktopped this coming summer. Gymnasts Arrows Win In 0T ship, died Feb. 11 at Butter- ta Litke, and married Henry 30 years. Mrs. Stedman was a away Sunday morning, Febt* Word reached Lowell's Main Street that a bet had taken worth Hospital. member of the Cedar Springs ary 18, 1979 at St. Mary'a back place between three local fishermen. Sky Borgerson, Lowell Suffers 3 Losses, Drops To 3rd Chapter No. 178 of O.E.S. and Hospital. Theron Richmond and Walter Gumaer bet a dollar on the Bring Home the Cedar Springs American Mr. Edgerle was a Quality biggest fish, the most fish and the first fish caught. • •• In hockey action Tuesday, ville scored two. Ries answered Legion Auxiliary Post No. 287. Control Engineer with JET Elec- a few notes from Richmond collected all three bets with a six tech bluegill. On Thursday, Lowell met Feb. 13, Lowell was defeated by with another goal assisted by Surviving are her husband: tronics and formerly with LSI for the steamrollers from Forest East Grand Rapids in hockey 25 Ribbons Kyser. Bob McGrew scored the jone son, Roger of Kentwood; i 21 years.* Hills. 5-3. action and bowed to their pow- next goal with assistance from The Lowell YMCA Gymnastic one stepson, Henry R. Stedman, Surviving are his wife, Jean Ledgers of 10, 20, The Rangers effectively bot- er, 7-2. East has a 13-game forty yean ago Kyser and Rles. Grandville re- Gub traveled to Grand Haven of Alto; two stepdaughters, T. Edgerle: three sons, Robert. tled up the Red Arrow's key unbeaten streak and has clinch- taliated with two more. Dan Tri-Clty YMCA for their first Mrs. Hulda Buries, of Dorr, and F. of Hastings, Ronald E. of man, Steve Rles, and held the ed at least a tie for the Sururban 30, 40, and 50 yean ago.., Sarniak scored the last goal for meet of the season. Under the Mr*. Emma Jean Bohner, of Lowell, and Roger L. Edgerle of lead they established in the first championship. Lowell unassisted and Grand- rules of the West Michigan Kentwood: 11 grandchildren: Byron Center; a daughter, Mrs. Excavation for the foundations of Lowell's new poit period throughout. Jon Vezlno gave Lowell a ville hit for two more. YMCA Gymnastic Association, three sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Ci- Raymond (Linda) McConnor of ten yean ago office, officially got underway. Forest Hiils scored the two brief 1-0 lead In the first period The final score was Lowell 6 each team enters six competi- Check your chowski. Mrs. Margaret PIo- Caledonia: also surviving are The year la 1939 and national political cartoons appear lone goals of the first period and but East responded with two. and Grandville 8. Shots on goal tors in three age categories. charczyk, and Mrs. Elizabeth four grandchildren: and two Construction was well .underway » Lor ell's new weekly in the Ledger depicting the problems facing the pounded in two more during the Darrell McGregor, Lowell goal- were Lowell 42 and Grandville Winning ribbons for Lowell in homeowner's policy Hebert, all of New Britain: two sisters, Mrs. Edward Fisher of medical-dental building that will house the offices of Dr. nation because of the war in Europe. second. Lowell fought back by ie, suffered a dislocated shoul- 35. ' the 9 year old and under division brothers. William Litke, of Ken- Kentwood, and Mrs. Dave Pe- Gark Vredenburg, Dr. Orval McKay, and Dr. Donald The Ledger waa running a 'Member When? column that scoring two goals In the second der on a pile-up and was The disastrous week for the were: Jennie Dykhuuen, first adequate ingston. Conn.; and Arthur of terson of Wyoming. Gerard. A large picture accompanied the article and It asked questions that were out-dated 40 years ago. Here period, one by Kerry Kyser replaced by sophomore Mike h Red Arrows dropped them from place on balance beam; Candl New Britain: and several nieces Funeral services will be held might be noted that there waa Almost no snow on the are a couple of excerpts, 'member when the grocer gave assisted by Ries and Bob Mc- Polllce. The Red Arrows were coverage. contender position to third place Wood placed fourth on floor and nephews. Wednesday afternoon at 1 p.m. ground. The issue Is dated February 20. the hesd of the family a cigar and the youngsters candy Grew. McGrew made the next also hampered by the loss of in the Sururban League. exercise; Jennie and Candi Services were conducted Feb. at the St. Paul Lutheran Church, The very first rteps toward a major storm sewer project when the bill was paid on Saturday night? 'Member when goal assisted by Ries and Dan Steve Rles and two others placed fourth and fifth on vault. 14 at the Bliss-Earl Funeral Caledonia, with Rev. E.A. In Lowell were authorized by the city council. City only a few boys wore rubbers in the winter but kept their Sarniak. The Rangers slid an- during the first period. The In the 10 and II year old age Home, the Rev. Irvln L. Well Scbomberg offkiating. Inter- Manager, Bernard Olson was authorized to begin high-tops water-proofed with lots of'tallow. 'Member other one in, making the score three were benched by Coach $BA ASKED TO group scoring points for the officiating. Burial was in Algo- ment to follow In Holy Cornen negotiations for an estimated $6,000 engineering survey. when logs were floated down the Flat River and a sawmill 5-2 at the end of the period. Preston McCracken for disci- DECLARE 6 COUNTIES Lowell YMCA were: Michelle ma Cemetery. Cemetery. The family suggests Gary Rivers, Lowell High School wrestling coach created the sawdust Island that Is near the Showboat dock Rles retaliated in the third plinary reasons. DISASTER AREAS Gov. William G. MiUiken Shick, Shannon Scott, and Mard The cost of replacing a house and its DEN1CK — Lyle (Mike) Den- memorial contributions to the reaches a mileatoue, 100 dual meet wins while coaching and Is now referred to as "Cattail Bend"? period and scored a goal but it Ries, assisted by Tom Grim Tuesday asked the Smsll Busi- Potter placing fourth, fifth and ick, aged 87, Sll Front St., St. Paul Lutheran Church Hear- here. A defeat of East Christian brought the milestone to wasn't enough to win the game. and Kyser, earned the first goal ness Administration (SBA) to sixth on balance beam. Also contents damaged by smoke and flames Lowell, passed away Monday at ing Device Fund. reality. Rivers marked his 200th win during the 77-78 Assists came from Kyser and of the second period and his declare six southwestern Michi- taking fourth, fifth and sixth Butterworth Hospital. He is HUYSER — Abram Henry season. McGrew. only goal of the match. Ranger gan counties a disaster area. Ice place were Jill Sage. Shannon has increased over the past few years. survived by one son, Robert of Huyser Sr., aged 68, of 268 fifty yean ago Shots on goal for the game Rob Buske earned the 200th and snow storms have caused an Scott, and Michelle Shick on Grand Rapids, four grandchil- Elizabeth Dean Dr., Lowell, twenty yean ago were Lowell 27 and Forest Hills point of his high school hockey estimated Sl.l million in struc- floor exercise. JU1 Sage placed dren, Mrs. James (Betty) passed away early Saturday 19. career during the game, a goal tural damage to businesses in fourth again on vault and Mi- Worst, Robert Slager, Michael morning at the Blodgett Memor- Norm Borgerson and Theron Richmond resign from the It was noted In a front page letter to the editor that it was Allegan, Ionia, Kent, Mont- chelle Shick sixth on bars. Denick and Patrick Denick; four ial Medical Center. Lowell Showboat Board of Directors. Borgerson had been just one hundred years ago that Daniel Marsac first set up calm, Muskegon and Ottawa In the 12 year old and over great-grandchildren. He Is survived by his aoh, president of the Showboat since its Inception in 1933 and Bob McGrew, Lowefl'a 114, drives for a goal In the aaalW hb trading settlement here. The letter suggested that the age group Lowell took first place «L R. B. Richmond had been secretary since the death of the Grand vllie. counties. Funeral services were held Russell Huyser of Grand Rap- Village plan some sort of a homecoming in honor of the The six-county area was first in all four events. Floor exercise Lowed and Beldlng played faWy even ball bat Friday night bat Thursday afternoon at 2 at the Ids, Abram Huyser Jr. of original secretary, LE. Johnson, Under Borgerson's event. AGENCY, INC. hit by severe Ice and snow first place was won by Tina Fisk, Roth-Gerst Funeral Home. Dr. presidency, the Showboat had accomplished worthwhile Lowell turned the corner In overtime lo take the game 48-47. Claitsville, Frank Huyter of F. M. Johnson, editor and publisher of the Ledger, has Ries may break yet. Ries has 64 the week on Saturday to Grand- third place by Laurie Brandt, projects including, helping to finance the American Uflon storms during the New Year's 835 W. Main, Lowell, 897-9253 Richard Greenwood officiating. Caledonia and David Huyser of long been preaching the evils of alcohol and has been a points to his credit and needs vUle. Lowell bested Beldlng in Fri final period to send the game weekend. A second snow storm and sixth place by Tracy Dray- Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Memorial building with Its bowling alleys and skating rink, day night's basketball face-off Dorr; his daughters, Mrs! staunch supporter of prohibition in his weekly editorials. only eight more points to set a The first two goals of the ton. Tina Fisk received another into overtime. helped build the Foreman Building, donated fonds Into the belted the area two weeks later, Gaude (Sharon) VanOrman of So when news of the St. Valentine'i Day Massacre In one-season point record. game were scored by Gran^- first place on bars with team- by a slim margin in overtime. Ken Wittenbach put Lowell Lowell Public School System, bollt the Boy Scout Cabin extensively damaging 69 busi- Belmont, Mrs. Louis (Henrietta) Chicago reached Lowell, Ledger subscribers were really in East toted up two more goals ville. Jon Vezino racked up the mate Tracy Drayton taking Red Arrow's varsity squad ahead in OT with a field goal, and aaaisted In paying for several downtown parking nesses, primarily farms. Vincent of Dorr, Mrs. Dcnnli for a fiery editorial from Uncle Marcus as the killings in the second period and anoth- first Lowell goal with five min- pulled the win out of the bag 44-42. Beldlng fouled Dave Wit- An estimated 83 emergency third. Kim Lambert received facilities. Extensive travel in Europe for the coming year 48-47. (Janet) Burns of Lowell; a stemmed from Chicago's bootlegging business. er two In the third. utes left In the period. Assists first place on balance beam tenbach in an attempt to get was Borgerson's reason for retirement. loans will be needed if the In the varsity event, both Join The Mcwelo brother. Cornelius Huyser of The Red Arrows were outshot came from Nick Fonger and Dan with Laurie Brandt fourth, and even again. Wittenbach hit 1 of counties are declared a disaster teams played near-even ball Grand Rapids; sisters, Helen 3 to 1 with East getting off 45 Sarniak. Grandville came back Tina Fisk sixth. Laurie Brandt 2 at the line and-the score was area. An SBA disaster declara- throughout. The teams were Forney and Jesse VanEas both shots to Lowell's 14. and scored again to end the 45-42. Beldlng hit one at the WHEAT, FEED—CHINA tion qualifies the counties for placed first on vault followed by of Grand Rapids; also 21 grand- • •• period 3-1. tied 8-all at the end of the first Mail Umim •! Secretary of Agriculture Bob Kim Lambert. Tina Fisk, Tracy buzzer but it was not enough to IvOdCVnki • • low-Interest Disaster Recovery period. Beldlng took the lead at children. While outshootlng their op- Steve Ries, assisted by Tom Drayton and Ann Dykhuizen. tie again. Bergland says China likely will Loans and Economic Injury the half, 23-13. Lowell outscored The funeral service waa held ponents. Lowell's Red Arrows Grim, opened scoring In the For Lowell Ken Wittenbach never be a large buyer of Loans. In Kent County, 6 struc- TO BUY, SELL, RENT, their opponents in the third to Monday at the O'Brien-Gent still suffered their third loss of second period but again Grand- had 15 points and Mike Kaye Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Pared 1. The North 50 feet of American wheat, but potential tures were damaged at a total OR TRADE USE THE pull within two. 31-39. Beldlng Funeral Home, Rev. Darrel WIERENGA & SEVENSMA 10. Monday, March 26, 1979, at the South 55 feet of Lot exists for greater Chinese pur- coat of $103,000. LEDGER CLASSIFIEDS Wilson of the First Baptist 1526 McKay Tower muffed a last second shot in the 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon 13, Block 2, Gancy's chases of American feed for Church of Lowell offidating. MORTGAGE SALE Gymnasts Lose To Tough Teams local time. Pursuant to Public Addition. livestock. He predicted that Interment Ada Cemetery. Me- Default has occurred In the Act No. 104, Public Acta of 1971 Parcel 11. The North 15 feet of China will not buy more than 2 morial contributions may be conditions of a mortgage made The Lowell gymnastics team Grooters took first place. Chris. (M.S.A. 27A3240 (3) ) the re- Lot 2 and the South 28 to 3 million metric tons bf made to the Building Fund of by MICHAEL B. PETERSON was defeated by Rogers on (6.85), and Beth Beachum (6.05) demption period shall be six (6) feet of Lot 3, Block 3 American wheat a year. He said the First Baptist Church of and CHERYL L. PETERSON, Monday, Feb. 12, in a close scored Lowell points. X)n Bal- months from the date of the of Gancy's Addition. the potential for more wheat his wife, to ALBERT SCHOLMA meet. ance Beam, Chris earned third Lowell. trade may exist after the U.S. foreclosure sale. Dated: February 13. 1979. Chris Hobbs (6.35), earned a place with a score of 5.75. Also BLOCK - Mrs. Delia Block, and ANNA SCHOLMA, hus- The premises covered by said Lawrence J. HendrickaAn helps establish a Chinese bak- WECHAIUNGE band and wife, of R. # 2, Byron second place on the Uneven receiving Lowell scores were aged 68. of 1317 Mason St. NE, Andrew Wlerenga ing Industry. The Chinese have Center. Michigan, dated De- mortgage are situated in the Parallel Bars. Annette Sterling Jilisa (5.4), and Terry (5.3). passed away Thursday after- said they went to set up 12 Gty of Grand Rapids. County of By Wlerenga ft Sevensma (6.2), placed third. Terry Thus- Jilisa (7.4). received first noon. February 15, 1979 cember 24, 1975, and recorded CUTLASS TO BUILD ONE LIKE THIS... Kent. State of Michigan, de- 1526 McKay Tower American-style swine and poul- in Liber 1835. Page 1197, of Lawel'a goalie Mike Pollea gat a woefcent from Eaat Grand ton (5.85), also earned points for place on the Floor Exerdse. Blodgett Memorial Medici^. Grand Rapids. Ml 49503 try enterprises and will need scribed as follows, to-wU: fcapWe' key mm lob Bnake. PoOke teak over after starting goalie Lowell. Chris (6.75). placed third, whi^e Center. , (i. a' Mortgage*, on January 5, 1976, 1 M&bMi k Danafl McGretor snflerad a ahaaMar aeparatfon In a pile-op. With an 8.3 on Vault, Jilisa team member Julie Scott (6.1) She is survived by he^r huthua* whic' :hh was asjigneassigned tifoi ttawrenca e (IdCX .earned towcilpoints. ' " band, Arthur C. Block; he^r J. HendHckson of '2312317 S.Dlvi- ill 1III riuin ttPSf. slon Avenue, Grand Rapldi, The final score was Lowell leURON PRICED if;' children, Delores and /reter r« 76.3, and Rogers 77.1. Baas of Grand Rapids, Mlrilyn Michigan, on the 30th day of • • • and David Wert of Sparta, Jerry December, 1977, and recorded The Quickest Way To Run Out Of Gas On, Wednesday, the Nth. the and Rosalie Block of GrandviOe, with the Register of Deeds on team traveled to East Kentwood Judy and WOliarn Perrin of January 4, 1978, In Liber 1894, where they were defeated by a ABOUT $330LESS THAM Lowell, Kathy and Aubry Bond Page 1011. of Mortgages. By irsssean tough team. and William and Linda Block of reason of such default the Is To Use Electricity On the Uneven Bars, Lowell Grand Rapids; 16 grandchil- undersigned elects to declare Ham Nmt More At LAA£ Pity, "See Ha* TWjr Rat" 1 1979 East Fulton - Lowell, Michigan points were earned by Terry dren, three great-grandchll- the entire unpaid amount of said Phones liV7 I j I, ot • 6 1 ? 6167 (6.25), Annette (6.1). and Jilisa dren; one sister, Mrt. Ruby mortgage due and payable OITUSS SUPREME (5.65). Jilisa received second (Anna) Remboldt of Wisconsin; forthwith. Spaghetti and Meatballs place on Vault with an 8.65. At the date of this notice there one brother, Anthony DeKrulf Ckiet oi S«U aai 111 #9 PA Chris (7.7). and Beth (6.9), of Calif.; and several nieces and is daimed lo be due for principal scored points for Lowell. On the and interest on said mortgage nephews. W 4U Balance Beam. Jilisa (6.9). Ter- WINNER'S Her funeral services, includ- the sum of Fourteen Thousand ry (5.5). and Chris (5.2), receiv- Two Hundred Seventy-nine and — OR— - the committal service were ed points for Lowell. From S-K Tools I Monday afternoon with 57/100 (14,279.57) DoUars. No a An 8.65 on Floor Eiercise, suit or proceeding at law has Rev. Lewis R. VanderMeer of Baked Ham gave Jilisa Lowell's only first for IfejV , been insthnted to recover the Sunshine Christian Reformed hcUtK SwMt Potato tr MmM PatatoM at Gravy. the evening. Others earning debt secured by said mortgage Church, of which Mrs. Block points were Julie (7.15) and or any part thereof. waa a member, officiated. Inter- OMarfUlMJnl ^QQ Kathlvn Bieri (7.1). ment Fairplains Cemetery. Notice is hereby given that by fJorga^jfe The final scores for the CIDAA virtue of the power of sale evening were Lowell 81.75 and contained in said mortgage and SdATCH PADS East Kentwood 96.03 Jilisa the statute In such case made IIIKNII; wcigkta, cokta, riaea "ASK ABOUT OUR CHEESE PUFFS" Grooters and Chris Hobbs each and provided and to pay said milling PIAM pUOyVf I rtmfM earned regional qualifying amount with interest aa provid- wbcaa*v a coMnrri uNiof scores. Cwtlaaa Cutlaaa ed in said mortgage, and all LaBnron 10S N. The Red Arrow team is now Daacription Suprama LaMaron Daacription %e iwlw legal coats, charges, and ex- •Hanlwtek ftangM Lmpirmi nMi»fHaa Biaa mm 6-3 overall. SS 133 00 Base Sticker Price penses. including attorney's $5.17164 std Power steering 163 00 IWarm Morning Qea Orlllil IU iiaafflutftAM* 67 45 Bench Seat fees allowed by law, said mort- Village Inn iww musnroams. std 23 50 Bumper guards HEATING COOLING INSULATION front & rear gage will be foreclosed by sale std 4-spd manual transmission 135 00 45 00 of the mortgaged premises at 12312 E. Fulton Ave., Lowdl 897 36 60 No Smelt 9.35 Dual hdrns std Protective rub strips- std public vendue to the highest 211 Wat Main Street Gas Co Michigan Department of Na- 110 30 std (Oil N A) Gauges cluster 66 00 bidder at the East entrance of WSW steel radial tires 40 00 tural Resources report that the Hall of Justice, the place of 11 60 Day night mirror std SS.3t1.S0 Total SS.72t.S4 LoweU Michigan there »s still close to two feet of SAVPsr holding the Circuit Court within std 'P'ic#*•ifeciif*January 5 1979 BaaMonMSRP olcompafaoiy touipp^j ^,-Y Vi***** 3 fl TI^V ^ f^i • P " —t 2 - snow throughout the district, Belt molding 33 00 the County of Kent, Gty of jcrvmg low ruTwuc rjtxv-7?nn uipof modal* aadud.ng taiat and dvsimaiion cnarga* packed but not crusted. Contin- std Poorer brakes 76 00 8" Drive Socket Set ued cold weather has mainuin- ed ice on the lakes to a depth of With Metal Box two inches. Conditions are ideal for most outdoor activities ex- 20 cluding hunting. ^ $0498 Fishing has been only fair to WE HELP "Dialing down good throughout our district Mrvmrf V" with heavy snow and slush THERE'S A NEW TIME SAVE *14" If you have children at home, would covered ice somewhat hamper- PEOPLE they know who to call in case of a fire, ing activities. Most inland lakes SAVT*!? is everyone's accident or sudden illness? Be sure you are producing fair catches of 1/4" Drive Socket Set MANAGE have listed near your phone the panfish and a few pike on 9 Pc. End Wrench numbers of your doctor, hospital, tip-ups. COMING AND in MONEY business" poison control, police, fire department Some of the better spots in With Metal Box and other emergency numbers. Show Kent County are Cranberry Set With Pouch "As an Energy Management Consultant Your children your children how to find those Lake. Bass Lake, and Bostwick 13 Pet. I realize how much energy it takes to keep numbers, how to dial them (if ihey don t Lake for panfish; some steel- homes heated. could save a already know), how to call the operator; head still at the 6th Street Dam let them know if 911 can be dialed for in downtown Grand Rapids and STARTING NOW AT No. 4913-79 N*. im-79 some on the Rogue River below To do my part, I dial down at work fire, medical or police help in your area. Rockford, although the shelf ice life, with a little Write down your home address near and at home. The energy I save will help is still heavy along the Rogue. Friendly Hpnry says these numbers, too. so your children or In Ionia County, fish Jordan someone else keep warm this winter. help from you your baby-sitter can give it to people WE TURN BRAKE DRUMS A ROTORS and Tupper Lakes for panfish; Oadcjo Investors Diverri- who need to find your home in a hurry. "It's really important for all of us to dial Long and Woodard Lakes for nea arrvicci (But. for safety s sake, you should and your pike. IDS Life Insurance down so that we'll all have enough energy" instruct them not to give your address There is still too much snow Company "HARD WORKING FRIEHDS AMD NEIGHBORS telephone. or other information lo strangers on the cover for either rabbit or fos CHRYSLER DITOON SALES OFFICE BRINGING ENERGY TO YOU." phone.) Your telephone can be a hunting. All hunting activities 3737 Lake Eastbrook Blvd. lifesaving help in an emergency. Teach are at low ebb. your children how to use it for their Snowmobiling and skiing LOWELLENNE. MICHIGAN 897-928N1 • OOCLGO TFUCHS Grand Rapids. Ml howboat Phone 942-0920 protection and yours. (both cross country and down- Murid Hmick (§) Mfchigan Bel Contact Divisional Sales hill) are excellent with lots of Energy Management Consultant Office Through Local snow and "cool" days. Western Region Salas Dopartmoot: AUIOMOIIVE SUPPLY, INC. Representative: Final thought: Spring mush- Thursday & Friday Saturday Sarvica Dept: Monday & Wodnasday DAN SMITH Michigan Bell. . . people who enjoy serving people. rooms ain't up yet, and the 8 AM to 6 PM 8 AN to 3 PM Wadnaaday 20 26 791 C 8 AM to 9 PM 1450 vr. Mtin St. 897-9231 iSaiauacJMmi64^618^ smelt ain't runnin' nor walkin' 8 AM to 9 PM nor crawlin' nor nothin'. Gnad Valley Ledger • Wedwedey, Fefareery 21,1979 • Page 6 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, Pebrany 21,1979 • Page 7 Socwty NoieB... Council PpocKdinga... Plan July Wedding Clark, Slater To Wed Offer CoBertor's Plate Official Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Planning Commloslon to approve the rezonlng of two parcels from the King Milling Company to vacate a portion of S. soon. D&H has asked for a renewal with a 13% Increase In HOMESPUN Lowell, Michigan. of property on S. Center Street from A-2 Single Family Water Street, which runs through the entire building line on rates. Regular Meeting of Tuesday. February 6,1979. Residential to A-3 Multiple Family and Residential, as the West side of their office building, and the milling A discussion followed. Manager Quadsi stated that the Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clark. UNk'' < * j* 'rBil tw requested by Mr. Richard Bryan of the Westdale Realty building. He explained that the vacation would not change City has up to now picked up the tab for tme School's trash DEVOTIONS 4724 Morse Lake Ave.. Lowell, tv. ii? ifW ? u The Meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor are pleased to announce the Collins. The Pledge of Allegiance was given and the roll Company, representing a buyer. The granting would allow the street line in any way, but would allow the construction pickups, but now the School will have to pay for Its own engagement of their daughter called. the construction of a four family apartment dwelling with a on the second floor of the building, above the street line, of a pickup fees. Brenda to David Slater son of by Pauline E. Spray Present: Councllmen Carter, Christiansen, Heath, Warn- carport In the rear. grain scrubber system. A lengthy discussion then ensued on whether to renew the Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Slater. i- • , v ing and Collins. Manager Quads stated that the design submitted would A lengthy discussion followed on the City's responsibili- contract with D&H or to solicit bids from other companies. 6026 Conway. Alto. Itfr fit a , -ft i ;J ?;S ft i i'l Brenda is a 1976 graduate of Absent: None. meet all criteria required for the A-3 zone with no problems. ties, right of way, and the possibility of selling the property As one whom his mother Prayer: Dear God, to Thee I Lowell High School and a 1978 IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Carter that the Minutes The front portion of the property would be held In reserve as in question. Council Remarks coraforteth, so will I comfort you come with my burdens and graduate of Davenport College of the January 15 Meeting be approved as written, supported possible parking area for Mel's Bar, by agreement. IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Warning that the Under Council Remarks, Councilman Heath asked the bruises, for I know I can find of Business. Her fiance is a 1974 . . . (Isaiah 66:13). by Councilman Heath. IT WAS MOVED by Councilman Heath that the following vacation be granted, supported by Councilman Carter. Manager to check Into the cost of new zoning maps for City Children are amusing- When healing in Thee. Sustain. graduate of Lowell High School Carried. resolution be adopted, supported by Councilman Carter. The discussion continued, with the suggestion by Hall, stating that the present maps are becoming so brittle they fall and bruise « knee or Strengthen. Comfort me with and a 1976 graduate of R.E.TJ. In® they tear easily and will soon fall apart. scratch an arm, how quickly Thy touch. I leave my hurt with Electronic Schools, IT WAS MOVED by Councilman. Carter, supported by WHEREAS, the City of Lowell has received a request to Councilman Heath that the City Manager be directed to they run to Mother! As soon as Thee. Amen. A March 30 wedding is plan- Councilman Heath that the Bills and Accounts Payable be rezone parcel #41-20-02-354-011 and a portion of #41-20-02- check out several other possibilities, such as a trade for other Also discussed were; carpeting bids to be sent out this she has kissed the injured 0, what peace we often forfeit. ned. allowed and warrants Issued. 354-019; and . properties the City is Interested In using. week, with a great amount of Interest shown by bidders so 0, what needless pain we LEDGER DEADLINES member, the pain vanishes and Yes- All. Councilman Heath stated for the record that he is very far, the parking problems on many City streets, and the tears stop falling. Then the bear, News, Mondays at 5 p.m. No; None. WHEREAS, said rezonlng request has been reviewed and much against the City randomly vacating City right-of-ways especially the City owned parking lots being used by child skips away to resume his All because we do not carry Classified Ads. Tuesdays at car-poolers who work outside the City. play. What consolation, what Ev'rything to God in pray'r. Brenda Clark noon. Display Ads. Mondsy at S Absent: None. Is recommended for approval by the Lowell Planning with no attempt to get compensation in return. He felt that, medicioal value, what healing is Joseph Scriven p.m. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS Commission; and 1. a precedent would be set with the vacation, and 2. he does A lengthy discussion followed on ways to solve the parking found in a mother's kissl United Methodist Women of the Lowell Methodist Church are General Fund $62,174.38 not feel that vacating City owned property Is right. lot problems, such as, getting business owners and emtmOy settsg a collector's pUte featuring a color orint frem the There are two kinds of Chris- No Flower Show This Year Major Street Fund $ 3,138.29 WHEREAS, said review Included all necessary public Mayor Collins then called for a vote on the motion on the employees out of the lots for customer parking, the Chamber tians; There is the one who pheto coflectlon o( Ms. Peeri Pee, a cherch member. On the beck of Engogement Local Street Fund $ 3,079.24 hearings and notifications; and floor to approve the vacation. of Commerce joining forces to purchase the Curtis building, indulges in self pity. He has the elate le m taecriptton treeing the history of the First United to be torn down and a new lot constructed in its place. more burdens to carry and Lowell Showboat Garden Club and the landscaping around the Cfcarch of LeweO, indndlng the replacement of the Sewer Fund $16,224.26 Yes: Councllmen Warning and Collins. greater afflictions to bear than met Monday, Feb. 12. at Cum- YMCA-Ubrary building. The steeple ta 1978 after the wted storm. Water Fund $13,011.67 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Lowell No: Councllmen Carter, Christiansen and Heath. Mayor Collins then made the appointment of Mr. Richard annual plant sale will be held anyone about him—or so he Announced berland Manor. Business was Pletend en the right Is plate chairperson Teiry Zandstre Equipment Fund $ 6,414.53 City Council does hereby approve the request to rezone Absent: None. Bryan as the City's representative to the Economic cotiducted by President Marian the Saturday before Mother's ^. the arrival of the plates to Snsana Wesley Clrde believes. His sorrows are more MPffTr t Lee Fund $12,265.00 parcel #41-20-02-354-011 and a portion of #41-20-02-354-019 IT WAS THEN MOVED by Coundiman Carter that the Development Committee through the Greater Grand Rapids numerous and grievous. Every- Rheynard and after much dis- Day in the downtown area. ihrirtsrssn Kay Petersen. The plates are on display at the United The engagement of Dixie Lee Building and Site Fund . $49,000.00 from current A-2 zone to A-3. City Manager be directed to check alternatives and report Area Chamber of Commerce. thing is wrong and everybody cussion it was decided not to Guests are welcome to come HUfciilil Cksrvh and wfll be on sale Thursday, February 22 at the Hull to Ronnie Lee Bailey has Yes: All present. back to Council, supported by Councilman Heath. IT WAS THEN MOVED by Councilman Carter to adjourn mistreats him. Life is difficult Unda DeVol and Mark Olson hold a flower show this year. to the March 12 meeting to view Yenth •••••§! Sele sr by calling 897-7514. Current Tax Collections. $99,046.10 been announced by her parents, and dreary. His pain shows Efforts will go instead toward slides of mushrooms presented No: None. Carried. at 9:25 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hull bf Parents of the couple are by Betty Coons. Place will be clearly on his face. Linda S. DeVol and Mark R. making Lowell a prettier city, Resolution Approving Rezonlng From A-2 to A-3. Absent: None. Carried. Ionia. j j i j Beatrice DeVol of Ada, and Then, there is the other kind helping with the street planters announced later. . Approved: February 20, 1979. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Olson tre engaged and pl.nnmg „ ^ lnd 0|son of Lowt|| S. Center Street Property Manager's Report of Christian—the one who finds a July 21 wedding. Couple To Wed E. Bailey of Saranac. Council then discussed the recommendation of the Dlscusslon~Request To Vacate Portion of S. Water Street The Manager's Report was given. Manager Quada stated DEAN E. COLLINS, RAY E. QUADA, solace in prayer. In his secret Dixie is a senior at Ionia High Manager Quada then stated that he had received a request that the first year's contract with D&H Rubbish would be up Mayor City Clerk closet he seeks and finds com- Church Concert Friday School and employed at McDon- fort, strength, courage, and . Lowell Assembly of God will The public is invited to sttend alds. He is a graduate of In May sustaining grace. He takes his Celebrates 65th Yeor J host a special music program on the concert at the church, Saranac High School and em- burdens to the Lord and leaves » Friday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. located two miles south of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 0. ployed in Battle Creek by Pierce hmlyTrM them there and comes away as The Vergennes Co-Opcrative charities and pitMded leader- •' featuring "The Calvary Sing- Lowell at 3050 Alden Nash, SE. Haney, 1025 McArthur, Lake Legal Noticea., • Construction Co. of Ohio. happy as a child whose bruise Club will begin its 65th year on ship in the Township of Ver- n For more information, call 897- Odessa announce the engage- An August wedding is plan- ,\TS -" Rnn and Kttie Alderink of has been healed by "Mother's March 1, 1979, with a meeting gennes. The music presentation will 7047 or 897-8977. ment of their daughter, Cheryl ned. - Lowell are parents of s baby girl at Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. kiss." include solos, duets and choir Sue. to Jeffery David Smith of bom Monday, Feb. 12. Jennifer The program will be "A Natur- Beldlng. WADES.SEYS the City of Grand Rapids, Kent permitted by law on or before rgHCTJW J arrangements. Lynn weighed in at 8 lbs., 10 oz. 1 alist Speaks" with Mr. Steve The bride-elect, a 1975 gradu- Suite 412 McKay Tower, County, Michigan, on this 23rd the 23rd day of April, 1979. o* rue vM - She joins Toby and Amy st Harrington, Naturalist for the ate of Lakewood, also attended Grand Rapids, MI 49503 day of January, 1979. Failure to comply with this home. NOTICE cmr OF LOWELL ORDER OP PUBLICATION PRESENT; Honorable Roman Order will result in a default Emeit Ensing, D.D.S. Lowell Area Schools. Grand Valley State College. BOARD OF REVIEW NOTICE Officers for this year are: Jeffery is a 1975 graduate of Case No. 78.36488-DO J. Snow Circuit Judge. judgment against the defendant Marsha Wilcox, President; Dot- Beldlng High School and both STATE OF MICHIGAN In this cause an action was for the relief demanded in the v Announces The Opening Of The tie Roth, Vice President: Doris ate employed by the Attwood IARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS ; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT filed on the 7th day of Novem- Complaint fil^d in this court. Fsust, Secretary-Treasurer. Corporation in Lowell. They FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT ber, 1978, by Lydia Gonzales ROMAN J. SNOW, foye Clark The first vice preildent of the Dorothy Randall, Program have set their wedding date as LYDIA GONZALES PEREZ, Perez, Plaintiff, against Jesus Circuit Court Judge Township Of Grottan United States to resign from Chairman, has announced that May 19. Plaintiff. Perez, Defendant, for an abso- ATTEST: A TRUE COPY. F. L. Murray Lake Dental Onic atf .* PLUMBING & HEATING, CO office was John C. Calhoun this year's Vergennes Gub VS. lute divorce from the bonds of ROBINSON. Q ' 309 E MAIN ST . LOWELL, Ml The City of Lowell Board ef Review will meet es in 1832. Yearbook will be dedicated to JESUS PEREZ. matrimony. 1/31-2/21 The Board of Review of Grattan Township will 11319 My, NX lewel, MkMgen 49331 the Club's only living charter provided by the City Charter. Sec. 9.9, Chapter 9 Defendant. IT IS ORDERED that the ' nl /X/% t Only one variety of mush- At a session of said Court held Defendant. Jesus Perez, answer member, Johanna Kyser. Since Emergen^ Heating Service Phone 897 7104 cpuroe room it grown commercially to receive and review the Reel and Personal npet at the Qrsttan Township Hall, In Grattsn on Mmm 1974666 • 1914, the Vergennes Co-Opera- at the Hall of Justice Building In to take such action as may be in the U.S. It can rsngs from Property Assessment Rolf for 1979. tive Club has supported area dark brown to pure white. BOARD OF REVIEW NOTICE Diffsrences are negligible, but The first meeting will be held at 9 a.m. Monday, March 12 the darker ones are firmer, between the hours of 9 s.m. lo 12 noon, 2 p.m. to American college better for skewering, less BOARD Of REVIEW NOTICE s esaiceoMTaiwtir--some I m v^nrmrlrj 6 p.m. Township Of Lowell Tuesday, March 13

Decent Program for the purpoeee of reeehrlng from the assessor, betw )en the hours of 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. end 6 p.m. fownshlp Of Vergemni The Boerd of Review of Lowell Township will considering and correcting said roll. to 9 p.m. for the purpose of reviewing the tax roll meet it the Lowell Township Hell, 2910 Alden The second meeting will be heM to heer all and heering sll clslms. The Board of Review of Vergennes Township Neah. SE, on Needs Volunteers parsons having filed appeals with said Board, The tentative assessment ratio required by P. A. will meet at the Vergennes Township Hall at the Forms on which appeals to said Board of 165 of 1971 Is 50%. Monday, March 12 corner of Bailey Drive end Parnell Avenue, on Review are available at the City Hall and are to be Robert Lamoreaux, Supervisor between the hours of • a.m. to 12 noon end 1 p.m. filed on or before March 6,1979. Grattan Township Monday, March 12 to 4 p.m. Dates and times for the second session will be C15-17 as follows: between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 1 p.m. te Tuesday, March 13 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. to • p.m. between the hours of 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the NOTICE Tuesday, March 13 purpose of reviewing the tax roll end heering ell FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH Monday, March 12 ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNFTY between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 p.m. to cleims. If you desire to eppeel your sssested REFORMED CHURCH OF ALTO j To Gty Of Lowell 4 p.m.. snd 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the purpoee of valuation, please phone the Township Hall REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple River Dr. - 676-1032 Corner of 60th Street 6i Bancroft Avenue 3900 East Fulton Tuesday, March 13 reviewing the tax roll and heering all claims. (897-7600] for an appointment. Sunday School i 10:00 e.m. REV. WILFRED F1ET REV. RAYMOND E. BEFUS The tentative assessment multiplier required The tentative Reel Property assessment ratio 7152 Bredfieid St., S.E. - 676-1698 Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship ^ 11:00 a.m. Residents Morning Worship t:60 a.m. and asseesment multiplier required by P. A. 166 of REV. ANGUS M. MacLEOD Sunday School 11:20 a.m. Jr.-Sr. High Young People : 6:30 p.m. from 9 a.m. to'12 noon and 1:10 to 5 p.m. each by P.A. 166 of 1976 is as follows: [Broadcast 10 a.m. WMAX14I0) Last day to purchase 1979 DOG LICENSES will 1971 are Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. day. Reel-1.00 Personal-1.00 Sunday School 11:18a.m. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. *»• • . V Ratio-50% Multiplier -1.00 Evening Service 6:00 p.m. As provided by Act 166, PA IfTi, the following Roger Odell, Supervisor Si-nday School 11:00a.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR REV. GEORGE L. COON Carol L. WeUs, Wednesday Service • 7:10 p.m. ratio and multiplier Information Is published: February 28, 1979 Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. 868 2 Vergennes Township CHURCH HOME. WELCOME TO ALL Telephone 868-6403 or -691 Lowell Township Clerk Property Ratk* Mutllpller C15-17 Beginning on Merch 1, 1979. a $6.00 peneity C15-17 CALVARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Reel 50% 1.00 will be added to the cost of licenses. CHURCH OF LOWELL Personal 50% 1.00 REFORMED CHINCH OF LOWELL OF LOWELL Dog licenses may be purchased at City of ef the Cecaty Alex J. Orlyk, OF LOWELL 201 North Washington Street 2275 West Main Street (Member United Church of Christ) Lowell Offices at 301 E. Main Street. Lowell, PUBUC NOTICE 2S art tela te 7M cWdna se Car tkds year. She hee been a City Assessor REV. WILLIAM F. HURT Sunday School 10:00 e.m. North Hudson at Spring SI., Lowoll 1151 Weet Main Street - 897-6641 Isr sh ysats. Michigan. Proof of vaccination must accompany SECTION II Church School 10:00 a.m. . Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 897-9300 Cert. #1285 application. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Jr. High Youth Group 5:46 p.m. DR. RICHARD GREENWOOD GRATTAN TOWNSHIP The annual settlement day meeting of the REV. RICHARD VANDEKIEFT For the past twenty years, gsve "Art Tslks" to 35,000 C15-17 Evening Service 6:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. many children in Kent County children (grades 1-6) in 53 e16*16 Township Boerd shell hereefter be held on the Worship Service lOe.m. Si 6 p.m. Church School 10^)0 a.m. have been receiving a valuable different schools in the Kent Wednesday Mid-Week Service Sr. High Youth Group 6:15 p.m. ISth day of the last month of the fiscel yeer ef the Sunday School 11:15a.m. Jr.. Teens, Adults 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Family Hour 7:30 p.m. art enrichment program, thanks 1 Intermediate School District. Ordinance No. 79-1 to the Grand Rapids Art Muse^ Each volunteer is required to Township unless seM day falls on a Saturday, Supervised Nursery During All Services Nursery—Come & Worship With Us DR. DARRELL WILSON - 897-5300 (Cribbery & Nursery Provided) am and their dedicated volun- attend training sessions at the Sunday or legal holiday whereupon said meeting teers. The program has been so GRAM in classroom techniques, FIRST UNTTED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD LOWELL ASSEMBLY OF GOD successful that the GRAM has art criticism and appreciation, NOTICE Fiscal Year OnKnance shell be held on the following Monday which is 3060 Alden Nash, S.E. been swarded s $4,900 grsnt child development theories as not a legal holiday. LUTHERAN CHURCH from the Mkhigsn Council for they relate to art, and specific NOTICE CHURCH OF LOWELL [2 miles south ef Lowell] ADOPTED: 2-12-79 the Arts to expand the program 621 E. Mein Street - 897-7514 2287 Segwun.S.E. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. trainings on the art topics to be Gty Of Lowell into Ave outlying communities, discussed In thr actual "Art EFFECTED: 2-12-79 Worship 8:30 6i 11 e.m. Lowell. Michigan Morning Worship 11:00a.iii. SECTION III Hastings, Sparta, Cedar Talks". To The Residents Of An Ordinance to eetabllsh the fiscal yeer of the Church School 9:45 e.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., "And all thy children shall Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Springs, Hudsonville, and the Volunteers need not be train- The annual meeting of the electors of the Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wednesday Family Night 7:00 p.m. Grand Haven area. Township of Grattan. Kent County, Michigan and DEAN 1. BAILEY, MINISTER be taught of the Lord; end ed teachers, artists, or parents Taxpayers Township, where the same has not been great shell be the, peace REV. ROGER E. KUBILIS, PASTOR Monies from this g ant, along for that matter. All that Is the annual settlement dey for such Township with matching funds from the required Is that an Individual Vergennes Township abolished, shall be held on the lest Saturday in the "Wonder of Water Becoming Wine*' MARK BUCKERT, PASTOR of thy children." Phone 897-7047 Museum and the eligible com- like children, have an interest in pursuant to Michigan Public Act 596 ef 1976. John 2:1-11 —Isaiah 64:13 Come Join Us in Worshipping Final day for payment of Summer end Whiter last month of the aforesaid fiscal yeer at such time munities will be used to develop learning more about art, and THE TOWNSHIP OF GRATTAN, KENT COUN- Child Care During All Services Ron Moykkynen, Elder 897-9551 Inspirit And In Truth "Art Talk" kits specifically make a commitment to share taxes will be There wiH be an open meeting to discuss the and place es Is determined by the Township chosen by each community, their knowledge with elemen- TY. MICHIGAN HEREBY ORDAINS: everage 18% increase In property taxes on Boerd. TRiNTTY LUTHERAN CHURCH VERGENNES UNITED which will be reserved for their tary school students enthusias- Wodnesdoy, Fehnwry 28, 1979 REORGANIZED CHURCH SNOW UNTTED METHODIST use. although ownership will tically. METHODIST remain with the GRAM. SECTION I OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER (LCA) A new eight hour training Monday, March 5 SECTION IV CHURCH There are presently 17 differ- 2700 East Fulton Road Comer Pemoll * BeUey Drive session for new County Docents Commencing In 1979, the fiscel yeer of the DAY SAINTS 3189 Snow Avenue, S.E. ent talks on topics ranging from at 8:00 p.m. This Ordinence shell teke Immediate effect. All Worship Service 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. will begin March 1, 1979 at the at 6 p.m. at the Vergennee Township Hall. James SI47 - 68th St., S.E.. Alto, Mkh. (Between 28th & 36th Streets. East) African and American Indian Grand Rapids Art Museum. Township shall extend from April 1 to March 31 of Sundey Church School 9:30 a.m. After that date, payment for said taxes shall be Nelier ol the Kent County Equalization Bureau ordlnancee or ports of ordlnancee in conflict (Near Whitneyvllie Rd.] 668-6606 REV. ALLEN WITTRUP Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Art to Portraits and Animals in Anyone Interested In finding out the following year. Any pre-exletlng Township Art. The talks are developed for more about the program should made to Kent County Treasurer's Offteo, 300 wth be present to answer queetlonf end to expleln herewith are hereby repeeled. ELDER DIRK VENEMA - 868-6292 942-6765 Coffee Hour 11:fl^Mi. specific grade levels and are budget lawfully adopted by the Township Boerd Church School 9:45 a.m. PASTOR RAYMOND A. HEINE Church School 11:16aJH. contact Sally taBaugh, Educa- Monroe, N.W. Grand Rapids, Michigan, 40602. the newly adopted Heedlee Amendment. Patrick Malene, Worship Service 10:00 e.m. Morning Worship 11:00e.m. Asst. Pastor inustratod by reproductions, tion Director by calling the •hall be proportionately extended to celnelde with Church School 1 11:06 a.m. slides and In some cases actual Grand Rapids Art Museum at Patrlda L. Smith Roger Odell, Supervisor Township Clerk Evening Warship 7:00 p.m. CHRISTOPHER D. ANDERSON LEE RIN STRAIT, PASTOR C18-16 the foregolnq new fiscal yeer periods. . artiiicts. During the 1977-78 459-4676, or our Lowell repre- Treasurer City ef Lowell 01*17 c15 Wednesday Fellowship 7:30 p.m. school year, 100 professionally sentative, Leah Vredenburg at "Serving Ada, Cascade Areas'' Nursery Providejl "Little White Church On The Comer" Communion-First Sunday 11:00e.m. trained volunteers (docehts) 897-7791. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, February 21,1979 - Pnge 9

Grand Valley Ledg.br • Wednewhy, February 21, WW • Page S Saranac Gain's... Theisen Etreoks Record Spikers Continue CMU listi Board Hears New Grads, Honors School Closing Plan ADS To Win Elizabeth Chadwick of 408 Saranac Stomps David Hwy., Saranac, received Saranac's varsity volleyball Menday's i her Bachelor of Science in Saranac Board of Education send a child to school because pf team continued its wiiilif Girl's volleyball in Saranac Education Degree from Central reviewed a new school closing weather conditions are expected ways last Wednesday by defeat* earned another win Monday Michigan University at the end policy Thursday and placed it on to send a note to the school. ing Pewamo-Westphalia 2-1. night increasing their record to of the fall session in December. the agenda for their March 1 Bus drivers will be authorized Opponents Saranac jumped off to a good 2-0 with a 2-1 win over the Central Michigan Univer- meeting for action. to determine road conditions on start winning the first game Portland Red'Raklen, sity's fall semester Honors List Under the new plan. Saranac thkir route and the superinten- Saranac took the first game includes two students from the schools will remain open: 1) dent would be authorized to 15-4. DeAnn Eddy scored eight ROCK TUMBLERS - Saws, Saranac Redskins spent last the third period 15-6 and even their lead to 63-35. The second Saranac area including Senior when anticipated attendance begin school at a later hour or to DINING ROOM - All wood pyints in a row and 12 in the 15-5 but Portland stayed alive Grinders. Grits, Polishes, week stomping opponents, worse in the last quarter, 24-16. constructed pine, maple, wal- THANK YOU unit handled their hosts in the match fbr the Redskins. with the second win 15-5. The Nancy Hubble. 6608 Bluewater will be at least 70 percent of dismiss school early when wea- HELP WANTED Theisen was backed by Ben PERSONAL WANTED Rough Material, Mountings, smashing records and keeping a last eight minutes, retaining the Redskins pulled it together one Hwy., Saranac. and Sophomore students: 2) when a majority of ther conditions warrant. nut showroom sample table, 4 k In the second game the Classified Gifts. Potter'a Pebble Palace, tight grip on first place in the Tower with 19. Kevin Reynolds edge for the win. adults go to their regular work; In other business, the board i I i chairs, now with $10 down, Redskins put the second unit in more time to notch the third Jennifer Patrick, 5982 David CAR WASH PERSON * CARD OF THANKS 11. Gary Raimer and Craig balance $178. Table with 6 '/i mile south of Cascade Road TCAA. Theisen was hot that night, and the Pirates were able to turn game 1S-3. Hwy.. Saranac. 3) when most buses will be able was advised that Saranac stu- LYLE "MIKE " DENICK— ,Coulson with five each. Lionel Noncfc or 4 miles south of Lowell at In the Friday night rout of too. hitting 11 field goals and Debbie Stuart held the spot- lo complete most of their routes dents tested at or above state Ad Rates chairs, now with $10 down, We wish to convey our heart- the tables winning 15-7, The newspaper cannot Prefer high school co-op. 4073 Segwun, Lowell. 897- Vestaburg. 93-48. Kevin Thei- Haskins four, and Scott Metter- 7-8 from the free throw line for balance $278, $10 monthly In the last game both teams light in the first game with 11 without necdihg assistance. averages on the State Assess- Jackpot Most be available after- felt thanks to Dr. Richard nick and Jeff Bowen with two verily the financial potenti- 7178. cltf sen took the final buzzer with 45 29 points Ren Tower followed points in a row and finished the t The director of transportation ment Tests. The tests are man- Up to 20 words, $1.00; payments available. King of Greenwood, relatives, friends seemed determined to win. The al of these advertleenents. noons. points stashed under his belt to each. with 20 points. Reynolds 11. 4-HPIoni will have the responsibility to datory at the fourth and seventh thifr cents for esfh addi- Discoonts, 1100 Leonard NW, and neighbors who showed us Pirates were leading at one match with 14 points. In the BINGO Readers are advised to Apply In person break the school scoring record Saranac hit 36-74 from the Raimer eight, Ray Kastanek evaluate road and driving condi- grade levels and voluntary at tional word. All emir* In Grand Rapids, 456-1787. kindness during the recent point 12-9. The Redskins came third game, DeAnn Eddy had 10 approach any 'bnslneee op- by one point. The record was set floor and 21-34 from the free four. Ted Heilman three, and Every Sal. Nile 7 p m. tfii-phonr •dvcrtlMmentn Week nights til 9. cl5 on strong taking the game and in a row and also finished the tions and notify the superinten- the 10th grfcde level. HAROLD ZEIGLER FORD loss of our father, grandfather throw line. Snow Fun Doy Upstairs at portunity' with reasonable ELECTRICDL in the mid-19S0 s by George Bob Conner and Cr Jig Coulson match with 14 points. dent if there is a question on the al ftrndcr's rink. If i>o4 paid and great-grandfather. We match 15-12. caution. Lowell, Michigan Raimer. father of Saranac's Last Tuesday night was an- two apiece. advisability of having school. Rnbber Stampe and Engravad on or before ten days after ROCKERS — Boston Kennedy — would especially like to thank Debbie Stuart scored six Other News A "Snow Fun Day" is plan- cl4 assist man Gary Raimer. other snap for the seasoned Junior Varsity Parents who prefer not to Signs made to order, 997*9161. LOWELL MOOSE HALL inseiiion, a bookkeeping all wood factory samples, those who sent floral tributes,. points in a row and eight in the Roy E. Rood. Jr., 17, of ned for all Ionia County 4-H The game was close in the Saranac team. Carson City- Saranac JV's won one and lost many one of a kind now from nu tch. HELP WANTED charge of .SO crnls will be Wiring Repair Si-r^Uc cards and messages. Also to Saranac. told deputies he was Teens at Bertha Brock Park, Early Bird Bingo6p.m, first quarter. 24-1'' in the Red- Crystal took the loss on their one last week, beating Vesta- added. Bo 1 numbers ki $29. Ralph's Warehouse Out- Residential Commm-lal the Lowell E-Unit, Lowell and The JV's beat P-W in the first leaving a driveway onto M-21, Ionia on Saturday. Feb. 24 from RECEPTIONIST - Duties in- skin's favor. By the half. Sara- home court. 79-53. for the burg 48-45 Friday night and care of (his office, add 50 let, 1157 Plainfield NE, Grand I arm Kent County police, and to game 15-10 but then lost the east of Pinckney Road about 8 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. UGHT MECHANICAL clude telephone, typing. Tiling nac had put the game out of second time this season. bowing to CC-C on Tuesday Rapids. 454-0914. Week next two 15-6. ld-14. GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH and billing. Apply at 13565 ct*n(H. ^ Ellen Childs and the Roth- reach with a 54-26 score. The Redskins sped to a 24-11 p.m. Saturday, when his car Bring whatever sliding equip- WELL - EX CU-U-U-SE ME! nights til 9. cI5 KI K TKK Al night 59 32. Grand River Dr., Lowell, be- Gerst Funeral Home. Thmday*! Game stalled. Officers said an east- ment you have; toboggans, in- Good opportunity for per- (OMRMTIM^ ^ Coach Kip Cady substituted lead in the first period and held Ed Overbeck was high point OF SARANAC Scratch ihe Ballet. Robert & Ruth Denick - It took three games but the bound vehicle, driven by Rod- ner tubes, sliding discs, or I # son with mechanical back* tween 9-11 a.m. Mon.-Fri. cI5 DEADLINE TUESDAYS freely throughout the game but it throughout the game. With man for Saranac against Vesta- TRADITIONAL—3 room outfit & Family Saranac Redskin; varsity volley- ney J. Slagat, 43, of Saranac, cookie sheets, even trays! Also i n«r of Orchard & PlMtant ground. ^ left Theisen in when it became the second unit in during the burg with 20 followed by Jem- STEVE — Must be cabin fever includes beautiful 2 piece ny- Phone ball team defeateid Maple Valley BABYSITTER - Mature, lov AT NOON a? apparent he had a shot at the second quarter. CC-C was able could not avoid the Rood car and bring a sack lunch for an Sunday School 10:001.01. if. you're now taking applica- Apply In person to Darby's 12. lon sofa & chair matching CARD OF THANKS 2-1 to increase their season struclt it. invigorating wintertime picnic. Service Manager ing person to care for newborn record. Theisen scored 12. 13. 6 to narrow the gap to 37-25. The Darby led Saranac in points Morning Worship 11:00 t.m. tions. Spring CAN'T be far walnut or oak hexagon tables 897-9802 record to 9-0. ; Monte Campbell of Saranac in my home near Lowell, Mid The family of Beth Thome and 14 points respectively. first string took over again for scored against CC-C with 14 and away.—G.V.L. and two decorator lamps. 3 Saranac won the match on paid $48 Feb. 16 for violation of Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. HAROLD ZEIGLER FORD April until mid-June, Monday Call 897-9261 FliTtru* l uluri's • wishes to express their thanks Vestaburg was outscored in Saranac after the half, running Tom Hardy added 12. piece bedroom suite including scores of 15-7, 7-115. 15-6. the basic Speed law, too fast for Roles Explained LoweD, MI thru Fri., 7 a.m. till 3:30 p.m. F\K1S SUtVICL to everyone concerned for Young Pooplat' Afterglow 8:30 p.m. R. — Straighten up your act. double dresser & mirror. 4 Tammy Hardy scored six conditions, and failure to yield For interview call 897-5004 their acts of kindness and Under a new law passed by Buddy, or we'll take a stick to £11 drawer chest and bookcase points in a row in the final game the right of way. Tuesday — AWANA 6:30 p.m. after 4 o'clock. cl5-I6 sympathy shown to them at Men and women with an Congress in 1977, food stamp VS.—-the Crew. bed. 5 piece wood dinette in Saranac High School Honor Roll and finished the match with FOR SALE the time of her death. It is Ronald S. Augustson of Sara- Wodnasday — Prayor Mooting 7:30 p.m. WANTED - Any kind of act RICKERT interest or experience in shoppers can now receive cash either maple or pine finishes. wonderful to know that others eight points. Debbie Stuart was nac paid SIS Feb. 13 fbr SECRETARY - For Elemen- office administration can change frdm retailers up to a or talent you might have for i FREE with the purchase of the leader with IQ points. REV. JAMES R. FRANK INCOME TAX tary School. Good typing and care. All A's: Seniors: Craig Cari- speeding. Ruth D. Fisher of the Gong Show March 23. find the opportunity to Mary Lynn Sicklesteel. Karin Martha Smith. Barbara Snay. certain amount after completing this outfit smooth top mattress Gladys Thorne Saranac paid S34 Feb. 13 for' • FEDKRAI. • R.rn • STATI * clerical skills. Shorthand pre- 1977 MASSEY FERGUSON - Secbic learn and develop skills in gon, Lisa Egner. Ray Kastanek. Sprague, David Talcott. Ann Pam Sprague. Janet Wisner. a purchase. Under the new 642.9174 - 642-9274 Auditions are February 26. 27 with matching foundation just NEW POTATO ferred. Send resume to Lowell 255 row crop, 240 hours. Fay & Donna Johnson the U.S. Army as adminis- Jill Kingsley. Juniors: Chris speeding. Eugene E. Conroe of Prrmmnl Or llu>mcwi and March 7. Call 897-7116 or 208 S. Hudsim. lowoll TerBurgh. Ben Tower. Debra (A*! and B's and 1C] regulations, if a food stamp (Nursery & Children's Churches) Board of Education. 12685 $''77, terms $5 a week avail- Paul & Barbara Zolliker USDA has announced that a Saranac paid $29 Feb. 13 for Excellent condition. 897-5357 trative specialists. JeRue, Sheryl Kimball. Carmen Ward. Rachelle Wolbers. Julie Coulier. Lisa Eddy. Pol- customer has 99 cents or less in B» \uiinir« 897-9310. Three prizes to be able at King of Dlacoonts, new variety of potato is achiev* Foreman, Lowell, MI 49331. ^ afterS p.m. nc5tf Clarence & Janet Tuma speeding. given away. All proceeds go Qualifications for these Leslie, Sarah Smith. Sopho- (A's and B'sandlCj ly Emelander. Crystal Gates. change coming, they must now roinpiiler Vrrifird CI5-I6 1100 Leonard NW, Grand Rap- WEDDING INVITATIONS — ing popularity among growers, specialties are interest and mores: Brenda Bignall, Lori Kathy Allen, Lawrence Biggs, Stephanie Kimball, Mike be given cash. For transactions toward new school band uni- 13 ids, 456-1787. Week nights til In its quarterly National Food LETTUCE PRICES Large selection, contempor- Boike. Jamie Clover. Randy Dion Or Keening* forms. cIS TWO H78-15 SNOW TIRES— 9. cl5 aptitude in general office Amy Cornelisse, Craig Coulson. Knowles. Shelly Meyers. Carol Infestations of the Tobacco that require more than 99 cenU, ary-traditional. Fast service. IN MEMORIAM Review Report, the Department APARTMENT NEEDED - procedures including typ- Murphy. Eighth Grade: Kim- Greg Doty. DeAnn Eddy. Dawn Mutschler. Melodv Stahl. recipients will be given a combi- Hrnwimihlr hrr* and Buzz Saw. 32 inch Saw. says last year, which was the Budworm in California lettuce Partly furnished. Christian Personalized napkins and berly Coulson. Laura Rickert, Phone 897-5363. Godfrey 1977 FORD PICKUP - y4 ton, ing. stenography, filing, Lake. Gordon Priest. Tammy 8TH GRADE fields earlier this season led to nation of $1 coupons and 99 18 Yn. Eiprrirnt 1 LPN, S4.10 TO START, (or matches. Free gift with each first season the new potato coupic desires 6 months' lease IN MEMORIAM bookkeeping, use of busi- Ellen White. Wilton. (A's and B's) cents or leas in cash. Prior to more depending upon eiperi- Helms. pl5 7.900 GVW, automatic, power variety was offered, growers speculation of impending short- to begin April i. Contact order. lindy Preaa, 1127 E. SENIORS PHO.NE: Uwrll 1W7-«M«4» steering and brakes, AM-FM In memory of Leonard ness machines and prepar- SOPHOMORES Becky Borup. Kristin Cantu. ages and dramatic increases in Juiuary 1, food stamp shoppers ence) part-time and full-time Fulton, Grand Rapids, 459- planted only 300 acres. This 897-8475 during the day. cl5 (Slick) Andrews who passed ing correspondence and re- (A's and B's; I A's and B'sj Russell Chase. Rebecca Coulier. received tokens, coupons, or (.riuut t.>MI7TI positions now available. (Pri- tape stereo. Aluminum cap. year they planted ovet 3,000 retail prices. Thanks, however, MEXICAN SNOWMOBILE - Arctic Cat 6613. c20tf away 6 years ago on February Robin Abshire, Sally Breckon, 30.000 miles, rust proofed. cords. High school, other Linda Antcliff. Mike Benz. Sonja Donovan. Cyntl.ia Geiger., to the cooperation of cold weath- credit slips instead of cash. marily on second . shift), in Cheetah. 1977. Like new. I,- acres. TELLER — Position open. 26. 1973. business courses or office David Clarke, Kathy Emeland- Rick Borup. Geoff Doty. Brenda Mary Goss. Valerie Lewis. Alli- Under the new regulations, 120-bed Medicare Certified, 100 miles, SKI95. Call 897- Make offer. Call 897-7114 The new variety is named er. rains, and selective spraying Must have prior banking ex- Bob Andrews er, Helmut Hilgers. Lee Jones, JACKPOT BINGO — Every before 3 p.m. cl5 experience is helpful. Grummet. Amy Higgins. Janet son McPherson. Bonnie Mey- of insecticides cleared for use food stamp shoppers may now long term facility. Competitive 5096. C14-15 LOST & FOUND Butte and "is 50 percent higher perience. For interview ap- Soldiers in the adminis- Soren Madsen, Sue Overbeck. Kncale. Mylena Merklinger. ers. Marilou Mulder. Daniel pay retailers in food stampe for SPECIALTIES Tuesday night above the Alto salary and benefits. Pleasant in Vitamin C and 15 to 20 within the state, the outbreak pointment call 897-9277, State IN MEMORIAM trative career area are giv- Mark Rhoades, Matt Rhoades, Chris Powell. Ryan Simmons. Simmons. Heidi Smith. Kimber- American Legion, Main Street working conditions in a profes- SCRATCH PADS - Assorted percent higher in protein than was brought under cont al. depoaits on coatainers of eligi- Savings Bank, Lowell. c5tf APPALOOSA HORSES - All Laurie Rose, Mary Swiger, Mar- in" Alto. Tim^: Early Bird weights, colon, shea... all are BROWN PURSE - Taken In loving memory of our en the necessary training Debbie Sluiter. Debbie Stuart. ly Sweet. Nelson TerBurgh. Wholesale shipping point prices ble food items, and that retaflen sional environment. In-service ages, good 4-H horses. J.M.B. Russet Burbank. America's Oar hmm Bhigo. (1:30. Public welcome. from 720 W. Main, Sunday dear father, grandfather and for their particular special- celle Taussig, Margaret Vargo. Sue Warner. Teresa White. are now allowed to redeem training. New ideas and inno- Western Shop and Stables, priced at a cheap, cheap, cheap most popular potato variety," at the beginning of December grandson Burnett F. Condon ty. There are also opportun- Jodi White. Kevin Willison. j A's and B's and 1 C] lA't and B's and ICj cJbtf vative approaches to geriatric 40 cents per pound. The Grand morning, Feb. 18. Substantial the report says. The Butte was were between S3 and $4 for a "cents-off" coupons from food BE A LEDGER SUBSCRIBER M-57 and Harvard Rd. 754- | A's and B's and I C) reward, no questions asked who left us one year ago, Feb. ities to learn such special- Denise Adair. Jim Austin. John Bateman, Todd Chio- stamp customers la the same WETBURRfTOS nursing welcomed. Contact CALL 897-9261 7613. pl-lOcl Itf eVaOey Ledger, 105 N. Broad- developed by Joseph J. Pavek, a barton of 24 heads. The cold 18. 1978. Susan Boike, Jeff Bowen. man, Kristina Clouser, Wanda RUMMAGE ti BAKE SALE away, Lewell. for return of purse and/or ties as finance, personnel, Donna Chase. Cherie Gage. «nap in early December sent way he does for cash customers. Administrator of Director of plant geneticist with USDA's contents. Phone 897-8375 be- Lovingly remembered by his accounting, legal clerical, Cathy BusJ}, Jim Cahoon, Tarn- Polly Grieves, Margie Mason. Curtiss. Julie Emelande^ Lisam Anothec* rule change Jtoie, JonU Manor-, CaO Sciej; prices to $6 a carton, and they ANHMMIII family. mi Chickering. Lori Haller. OWW-"* sfr-ooeo. ci2.i7 yil fore 3 p.m. or 897-8292 after 3 postal clerical, court report- Barbara Mutchler. Judv White. Livingston, Tony McCaul, Larry^ 'remain in the $6 to $7 range became effective under the new r tratil p.m. cI5 Bernie. Sheryl, ing and broadcasting. Mark Howe. Robert Johnson. FRESHMEN Melcher, Jennifer Rose. Tamera regulations is that food stamp Free Meal REAL ESTATE The expert says Butte tytt because of the uncertainty over & Laura Condon JUNIORS p.w. Clothes, records, books, For more information I A's and B's) Sage, Joe Voorheis, Brenda future supplies -due, in large shoppers may no longer pur- i excellent cooking qnaliUfes. appliances and more. cIS Jim A Debi Perdaris about this and other Army [A's and B'sj Karen Biggs, Carrie Bush, Wieczorek. chase hot foods whh food SUBSCRIBE TO THE makes a good ftencHfty and last measure, to persistent low tem- For Two,,, HELP WANTED Terri Condon career opportunities con- Deborah Adams. Brenda Sherie Canfield, Glen Corne- stamps. The FUet'TmI GRAND VALLEY LEDGER QUALITY PRINTING longer on tf»e shelf. It closely peratures. JACKPOT BINGO - Every PIub Valuable CASH FOR & Grandma Carrie tact Sgt. Nutting. 364-8786. Campbell. Cherilyn Carigon. lisse, Cindy DeMeester. Debbie Offset and Letterpress. Grand resembles Russet Burbank and Friday night, 7:30 p.m. LoweU Feeding information l AND CONTRAC1 S Kim DeMeester. fed Heilman. Ferguson, Laura Fisher, Monty Valley Ledger, 105 N. Broad- is generally adapted; to the tame VFW Hall. East Main St.. PART'S SALESMAN Any' type o' real •• '' Colleen Hunter. Karl Jones. Hayden, Arthur Hotchkiss, Formers... Fur>t-McNn$ thejeed way. 897-9261. growing areas., Lowell. Early Bird Bingo at 7 premlx people, will be hosting a free , •hr.jii jn.' j! M et" : 1' '• Julie Larsen. Hollene Opdycke. Dwan Leaf, Stacy Metternick, SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH p.m. Public welcome. c9tf Additional parts salesman. meal and Irrformallon meeting for livestock feeders. There will be a ;0StS Rrst Nalnjri.^i A- • i'1 (Unitod Church of Christ) Good opportunity for ag- Op* S-tl Tm-Ut. gressive, hard-working per- choice of a dairy or hog meeting Call F ee 1 800 2'12 155 DONt MISS OUR ONE CENT 125 Brldga St., Saranac. Ml HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Angle near you. Check this list for Ihe one BUSINESS OKECrOMl Now Throogh The son. Sm. 4-n Dibble. —Mom, Dad, Chrle A you want lo attend. DIAL.A.PRAYER - 642-9659 Mirk. " pis Sabjed Thac A Data Place Ctod Mnidtyi Apply In person FOR RENT '1 Dairy Cattle 11:30 a.m.. Feb. 27th Scale House Month Of Morning Worship 10:00a.m. ipp i DOES ANYONE - Have a llwtt StnfeM An At Nw HAROLD ZEIGLER FORD Restaurant i i good recipe for making crow I Sunday School 11:15a.m. - Lowell, Michigan '2HogFeeding 11:30 a.m.. Feb. 28th Scale House Ionia edible? Thanks for the clean FOR RENT—Furnished Home March! Restaurant house. Now I'm a believer. on Slayton Lake. $300 a wcchbts nm house '3 Dairy Cattle 11:30 a.m.. March 13lh Mike'sCafe Hudsonville THE REV. EDWIN MENOENHALL month, deposit and reference Al Yow Phonea a a '4 Hog Feeding 11:30 a.m.. March 14th Jay's Restaurant Zeeland 642-6322 necessary. 691-7739. clOtf mE.iw.aurf tn-m *5 Daliy Cattle 11:00 a.m.. March 27th Olde Kent Inn Kent City Please aenrf your rcaervatlom to: THE KE0GH PLAN George Hoekatra CASCADE HillS SNEU I SHW ACRES FARM IStS Riley 4019 Cascade Rd. S.E Hudsonville. Michigan 49426 Grand Rapids • Cheice of Menus [heme eeeked • Hay Rides Please set a plate for CI One • Two BEEF—Processing, cut, wrap- BE A WINNER ROAD SERVICE • Banqueta I'd like to attend at: f ped, frozen and labeled. 10c —Pick-up & Delivery • Dairy/Ionia • Hog/Zeeland per lb. Pork 8c lb. Also Beef "Join us In the country • Hog/lonla C Dairy/Kant City and Pork for sale. Eaat Paris There's 3 weeks left until some lucky deket Miner Repairs — Tune-upa — for your next party." • Dairy/Hudsonville • Can't attend, but call Packtag, 4200 East Paris Rd., Brakes — Mufflers A Tax-Qualified Retirement SE, 949-3240. cltf 940-M06 - Howard Hebba RFD Plan for The Self-Employed NAME PHONE buyer wins a brand new car donated by the from Farm Bureau Life ... TOWN TRUSSES - Trained fitter, Ask About A Keogh Plan WE HAVE HOGS DAIRY COWS BEEF appliances, etc. Koaa FEEDERS ixall Drags, Saranac. Mich. (HIVE'S SPORT ft BAIT Dale Johnaon FARM BUREAU cltf P & D LoweU Automobile Dealers' Association. All 75 Bridge St., Saranac, 642-9443 1940 28th Street INSURANCE AMUSEMENTS ft Grand Rapids GROUP ft Accumulating 'IM HIM Entmaumant CaatK' ^ J UNIVERSAL ft NEW HOME Phone 241-1609 EDWARD L. "ED" BENJAMIN good furniture SEWING MACHINE HEADS proceeds from this car drawing are going to a SALES Cabinets ft Portable Caaea In Stack 1 doesn't take SEWING NOTIONS RESIDENTIAL AND a few years. Thread, Pins, Lacaa, Buttons, the Refloat The Showboat Campaign. NEWLADD BUILT HOMES... It takes a lifetime. POOL TABLES Material, Patterns, Etc. At Forslund. *• believe that buying "We can Specializing in "Easlgale turniture it mora than just tilling Open 5 Days A Weak 5-5:30 p.m. Real Estate space It is selecting sn environ- CLOSED WEDNESDAYS mant thai expresses your style, and Thia it a commendable action on behalf of Lowel'a will give pleasure to your family help save Phone lor years to come. 456-9561 So let us help you select it Slowly, car dealers and one reason why they deserve your wisely Wittmmuchthoughlasto TH0MK0N how it will look in titty years, as it AH«nry W. Block you money does todsy. TUt Sptct For Rout patronage* And when your car shopping is done, Cajrl Fferslund MTERIGR SERVICE I>mIh-c irul lht«T S,«ni • CARPETING • WALLPAPER remember to ask ydur dealer to arrange financing on taxes." We are income tax specialists. We ask the • LINOLEUM •COUNTER TOPS with the State Savings Bank. right questions. We dig for every honest 6326 Freepert Ave. Phone 766-5157 Cd 197-9261 For Dttdk ART'S Alto, Midi. 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Grand Vi Wednesday, Fefarnary 21,1979 Thm Back Page euppi... Beware Scout* HoM Derby cozy •mi3Ei JU1 Chandler. 7518 Sheffield At the conclusion of the first Gas Leaks Dr., Ada, received her Bachelor semester marking period at the of Science in Education degree Elementary School in White comer Extremely cold weather since from Central Michigan Univer- Cloud, three former Lowell girls the first of the year is putting sity at the end of the fall session were honored ior "academic the gas distribution system of in December. excellence." Receiving Award Consumers Power Company un- Central Michigan Univer- Certificates at an honor assemb- der unusual strain because of Flat River Snowmobile Club sity's fall semester Honors List ly on February 9. were Stacy By Rof«r Irown the substantial depth of frost in held its first meeting in their includes three students from the and Tracy Sebastian, ages 7, the eirth. new club house on Covered Cab Scoot Pack #3102 Mi Lowell Area. Honored for hav- and Lisa Lea Lawrence, 11. Because of the potential effect Bridge Rd. in Fallasburg Park. January 30 at Buahael School. He above ing all A's were Lori Stegmier, They are the daughters of Mr. In this business of newspaperlng and printing, we are constantly of frost upon gss lines, Consum- Members turned out to shower te r%ht(i Jaaaaa Shearer, lot placet John 3151 McCabe Rd.. Ada. and and Mrs. Merle Sebastian '•f using words. A good share of those words are people's names, and ers is asking residents to im- the new meeting place with Loeas, 3rd placei Cfed Sayen Cynthia Wiser, 7920 Fitzsim- White Cloud. nothing seems to get a person hot-under-the-cdlar faster than mediately report to the company many needed gifts. The potluck mons Ct., Alto, both sopho- misspelling their name. any odor of gas or any unusual dinner was a success. mores. Freshman Kevin Stand- Happy With this in mind, it has always baffled me as to why roost people gaaeous smell they might detect Members raised $389.90 for Center Exoondt Services ing of 9677—36th St.. Lowell, get a little huffy and sometimes downright indignant when t ask in or around their homes. the March of Dimes from the was also named to the Honors Birthday. them for the correct spelling of their name. I am sometimes looked Emergency crews are ready 24 Club's March of Dimes Mara- The YWCA's Battered Wo- Police officers as well as List. at by a person whom I've aaked to spell their name, with an hours a day, 7 daya a week who thon, riding trails in adverse men's Center provides a crises battered victims are often hesi- Orin Comdure, 11641 Mt> expression that says, "yoo'd better go back to school boy". will respond to such calls. conditions to show thst snowmo- intervention and therapy pro- tant to deal with complicated gram for families disrupted by legal processes and therefore Phenon, Lowell, baa earned a Fefaraary 23t Dick McNaugh- I have a hunch that most folks fed that their way of spelling a Reporting the odor of gas or bilers really do care. John T. Condon was recognized for re- violence. In an effort to deal would find it easier to make place oo the Dean's list at ton. name, is the only way to spell it. But. ak Johnny Carson says to Ed ady unusual gaseous smell is with the ejects, the YWCA is initial contact with the Batterei Northern Michigan University Febrmary 24i Paki Miller. McMahon. "au contrare, moose breath". essential since gss may travel ceiving the most pledges and expanding services through the Women's Center. At that point. fbr the Call semester. Sandy Miller. Glen D. Laven- Last names are not so terribly bad, even though there are under frozen ground before riding the greatest number erf variations to many of them. There are Hovers and Hoovers, Smiths coming to the surface, it's miles. Faith Marshall took se- Battered Women's Center to YW staff, oo call 24 hours a day. BOND IS DlSCONhNUKD dar, Cheri Bovee. and Smithes, ^niders aad Snyders. Jensens and Jensons, Eariys important tluft everyone report cond place. work with men. women and are prepared to provide counsel- Like the nickel candy bar and February 25t Lyle Armstrong. and Earleys. Burgers and Bergers. snd on, and on, and oo. There such odors whether or not they Members will meet at Deer children from these families. ing. shelter, and support for the other victims of inflation, the Wendell Johnson. are the MacGregors and McGregors, and the Johnstons and have gas service in their own Run Golf Gub on Saturday. New services will include victim in taking appropriate $25 US Savings Bond is being Fefaraary 26t Barry Vezino, Johnsons who must be doubled checked fbr the correct spellings home. Mar. 3, for a Fun Run at 2:30. Probation Counseling for Assail- action. . - discontinued by the Treasury. Evelyn West, Janet Wheeler. And there are those huge. almost unpronounceable names like In addition to gas Mains, the There will be an on-trail cook- ants, a Nursery Children's Ther- Starting next year the cheap- Tracy DeWitt. Maksyrooski, Spangenberg, Zembernieks and Oostdyk. These cold weather his also put an out. The public is invited to join apy Program, a Work Incentive < LEDGER DEADLINES est bonds offered by the Treas- Fefaraary 27i Keith Thomp- people are usually exceptions to the rule of indignancy. Probably extra burden upon furnaces and the group on Saturday by calling and Placement Program plus News, Mondays at 5 p.m. ury will cost $25, redeemable in son. Gerrit Post, Angle Dibble. because they are uaed to spelling their name fbr people, and often increased the likelihood of car- Julie Condon at 949-2124. Legal Services to aasist in Gaasified Ads. Tuesdays «at 12 years for $50. thus paying an Fafaraary 28t Kenneth Bur- start spelling their name for me before 1 can even ask. bon monoxide U aks. Carbon Winners for the drawings criminal, divorce and juvenile nooo. Display Ads. Monday at 5 annual interest rate of 6 per- ton. H last names create a problem, first names create a disaster- monoxide is a byproduct of in- held at the meeting are Phil court processes. p.m. cent. March It Tom Ragains. Men's names aren't as bad as women's, but there are still s lot of complete combustion that's dif- Anible and Terry Friebe for the variations. Take for instance. Stanlee and Stanley, John and Jon, ficult to detect because it's 50-50, Bob Harvey fbr the adult Gary and Garry, Stephan and Steven, Alan and Allen, Duane and invisible, odorless and tasteless. gift and Jamie Sampsen for die Dewayne, Lewis and Louis and so on down the list. The symptoms of its presence children's gift. You think that's bad? Let's take a look at a woman's name like; are smarting of the eyes, dizzi- HAUTER REAL ESTATE Cathy, or is it Kathy, or Cathie, or Cathi, or Cathey, or Kathi, or ness. weakness, nausea, head- aches or unconsciousness. Kathe. Kathie. or Kathee. All of which I've seen used before, and O N I'm sure there are more. s i Furnaces are working at or Call C H I kr or M# 616 642-6311 How about Shirley. Sheriee. Shirli. Shirty, Shertie, ShWie, near maximum capacity in these Shyrlie, Shyrti and Shertie. I cringed the other day when I saw below-freezing temperatures. On February 14 LoweU Rotari- Shirley spelled Chericy. Although they are designed to ans heard a discussion of a 5I75 DnM W+m. SMISK 1 Then there are those who have no first name. J. B. Ward wtM| safely vent all products of recent trip to the Peoples Re- H lives near Elmdale and A.L. Walters from Saranac are two that combustion up the chimney, public of China. v come to mind. Neither has a first name, just initials. They both leaks or other malfunctions in Program Chairman King dairo to have a tough time getting any offldaf paperwork accepted the furnace or venting system. Doyle introduced the speaker. with just their initials on it Though I'm not particularly food at can permit carbon monoxide to Theo Lennon. long-time grain • Noon SDOCMIS Roger, I think I would feel cheated to go through life with no first And its way into the home and elevator operator in Sunfield. name It all. cause serious illness or death. MI. and a former member of Oie Well, it looks like enough to fill another "Coxy Corner". This i« Homeowners who suspect the Michigan Commission of Agri- • Evonina SoBtkils your reporter Rodger Browne, signing off. presence of carbon monoxide in culture. their homes should contact their He stressed that China is so • Sunday Nnnor ^pifriwlf heating dealer or Consumers large and varied, with a popula- Foster Parents Confer At Qvic Power Co. tion of over 900 rtillion. that we should be cautious as we read The Michigan State Foster • Wt Wl dotf ct StOO PJI. on Smkyt the door for $2 per person. about or listen to reports on Psrent Association will hold its The Association also invites "typical" conditions in that Ihrtl huthoi Motfco annual Educational Conference the public to the banquet which Lunch Menu... country. His observations were in downtown Grand Rapids. preceded Dale Evans' appear- that the people have a good March 2 thru 4. at the Civic ance. cost per person is $10; For level of nutrition, are neatly more informaitoo about banquet IMMEDIATE PO&^SSlON: Thlu bfautiful all brick HWB.'S FAMILY Auditorium. groomed, dress uniformly and rancher has juit recently been listed and owner Is A special feature of this tickets, call the Kent Coubty XdW^AAEAiCHOOLI treat viaitors with interest and year's conference will be the Juvenile Court at 774-3700! *WBEK OF FEBRUARY 2* courtesy. anxious to sell. This home features baths (one appearance of Dale Evans-Rog- ONE MAITS JUNK;.. ' Feb. 26i Chili and It is a different world econom- ceramic)) Thermopane windows and Thermo doors; SHOWBOAT ers on Saturday evening. March Crackers, Cole Slaw or Cottage b another man's treasure. ically. with only ten percent of full Insulation; gas heal; full basement; two car 700 L Main 3. at 8 p.m. Used Ledger Classifieds; 20 Cheese. Caramel Rolls. Chilled the households owning a radio Tickets for the event can be garaos: Island kitchen; water softener; Lee carpet- Lmcfl words for $1, 3c each additional Fruit Milk. - and practically no television RESTAURANT purchased at Shaw Jewelers, Toaa., Feb. 27t Apple or ing; concrete driveway and patio; Etc. A quality word. Call 897-9261. receivers. Private automobiles downtown Grand Rapids or at Tomato Juke. Cheeseburgers or are not seen and bicycles are the house throughout for only $44,000.00. Price includes Hamburgers and Pickles. Toss- common method of individual ranfce and side-by-side refrigerator. Hurry on this ed Salad, Fresh Corn or Baked travel. Everyone works, al- onel v Beans. Cookies and Fruit, Milk. though his impression is tha\ Fer further Information call: W«l4 Pbb. 2Si Beef and there is sufficient labor so that FAST ^ ECONOMICHL Gravy oo Potatoes or Rke, DALE HAUTER, Broker, 842-6318 people do not have to work too Green Beans, Biscuits or Hill- hard. •WIGHT BROWN, Salesman, billy Rolls, Jello with Whip or 942-9411 days or 642-M41 eetdngs Fruit. MUk. YOU CANT BEAT THE PRICE ^ QlfflLITY nm., Mar. li Pizza whh 20 words for a dollar for a Meat and Cheese. Salad or classified ad. 897-9261. Carrot Sticks. Buttered Assort- ed Vegetables.. Fruit or Jello. PRINTING RT... Milk. Fit, Mm. 2t Macaroni and Cheese. Cooked Fresh Peas. ne Cinnamon Rolls or Bread. Fruh i Grand Valley Ledger or Choice of Puddings with Whip. MUk. jAVE ^ 105 N. BROADWAY. LOWELL MICHIGAN 49331

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