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The Grand Valley Ledger Volume 9, Issue 42 Serving Lowell Area Reader* Since 1893 September 4,1985

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Lowell man, 19, dies in crash

HITS FIVE DIGITS

Robot Condon, 38, of 1412 Baywicke Drive, S.E., Lowell hit five of six numbers in last Wednesday's LOTTO drawing. The five numbers were good enough for $2,111.50. Bob. a self employed truck driver contracted to Radio Transfer of Grand Rapids says he's got lots of places to spend the money and will probably use it to buy a few things for around the house. He bought the ticket at the Lowell Crystal Flash gas station.

"MEET THE TEAMS"

The "Meet The Teams" night is tonight, Wednesday, September 4 at Burch Field. Plan on bringing your camera from 6:00 'til 7:00 P.M. to take pictures of your favorite L.H.S. teams and athletes. All the fall sports athletes are scheduled to be there in game uniforms.

YMCA OPEN HOUSE

The YMCA will hold an open house Wednesday, September 4, from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Come join the fun and celebration of fht NEW program year at the Y. Hot Dogs are just 25^, Cokes are just 25i, the demonstrations will be free . . .

6:00 P.M. Y-Indian Guides 6:30 P.M. Pre School Kids 7:00 P.M. Fitness Classes 7:30 P.M. Y-Leaden Chibs Ask questions, or just watch and have a good t ime. . . everyone is

High speed and alcohol were factors in a fatal car crash west of Lowell on Grand River Avenue at about 10:55 Friday evening. Kuit Dunning, of 8751 Cascade Road, Lowell, a 1985 graduate of Lowell High School was pro-nounced dead at the scene by Kent County Medical Examiner Dr. Bernard Kool. Kool listed severe head trauma as the cause of death. Dunning was a front seat passenger in the Oldsmobile

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DID YOU KNOW?

. . . most of our schools have little or NO insulation? Did you know that ALL of our school buildings are leaking to the point that major repairs are needed? Did you know our District has been study-ing energy management and energy conservation for two years? Did you know we have had an independent engineering study completed which detailed many areas where the Lowell Schools could save valuable tax dollars? This information is furnished by Citizens who Support Lowell Area Schools.

OFF THE BLOTTER

Dale Phillips, 28, of Lowell backed his pick-up truck into a gas pump at the Admiral Service Station on West Main Street Thursday, August 29. Minor damage was resulted to the pump.

Minor damage was done to a car driven by Rachael Klifman, 33, of Lowell, when another car struck hers at Main and Hudson Street, Wednesday afternoon, August 28. The other vehicle fled the scene.

Two suspects in a check forgery and larceny of an auto complaint made confessions to Lowell Officers Friday. The theft occurred Sunday Evening in the Valley Vista Trailer Park. Names will be re-

^ leased after review by the Kent County prosecutors office and war-" rants are issued.

' Arrested on a warrant issued by 63rd District Court Tuesday, Au-gust 27, was Terry Rogers, 25, of Lowell on Charges of driving while license suspended (second offense) and fleeing lawful arrest. The incident occurred Sunday morning, August 25. Rogers was re-leased from the Kent County Jail after posting bond later in the

Kurt Cutlass driven by Joseph Merklinger, 18, of 10862 Cas-cade Road, Lowell. Merklinger was listed in critical condition at Blodgett Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning with internal head and chest injuries.

Sheriff's Deputies say that Merklinger was traveling west on Grand River Ave. about 1-1/2 miles west of Akfen Nash when he lost control, left the roadway and skidded a long distance down an embankment. The car crashed into a dee impacting at the passenger door where Dun-ning was seated. Deputies say that none of the passengers were wearing a seat belt. Brian Marentette, 16 of 10862 Cascade Road, Lowell was riding in the back seat and was treated and re-leased at Butterworth Hospital. Another rear seat passenger, Dan Seymour, 18, of 8244 Cascade Road was thrown from the vehi-cle and suffered only minor in-juries. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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This Oldsmobile Cutlass 2 door la the vehicle in which Kurt Dunning was killed. He was riding in the front passenger seat where the car impacted a tree. The driver and another passenger were injured. A fourth passenger escaped serious injury.

A blood alcohol sample was Marentette reportedly walked County Sheriff s units and Life taken from Merlinger by the to a nearby home where he asked EMS Ambulance also respond-Blodgett Hospital test lab. Re- the residents to summon police ing. Fire Department rescue per-sults of the test will not be re- and rescue units. Officer Mike sonnel used hydraulic cutting

Martin of the Lowell Police De-partment was the first unit at the scene with Lowell Rescue, Low-ell Fire Department, Kent

leased for several days. The acci-dent remains under investiga-tion. No charges have been filed or citations issued.

and prying equipment to free some of the victims.

Dunning's obituary appears in this issue.

Formal Opening of LAAC Center

Donald Reagan, 18, collided with Kimberly Hayes, 23 on Main near Hudson Street Friday afternoon, August 30, when Reagan at-tempted to make a lane change and struck Hayes vehicle in the side, resulting in damage to both vehicles but no injuries. Both are Lowell residents.

W Albert Veen, 40, of Walker, Michigan was charged with shoplift-ing and cited into 63rd District Court on an appearance ticket Tues-day. August 27. He allegedly took some merchandise from Eberhard's and was apprehended by store employees.

Arrested by Lowell officers Sunday, was Paul Bieri, Jr, 21, of Lowell on a warrant issued by 63rd District Court. Joel Anderson, 22, was arrested on charges of reckless driving in Lowell Sunday af-ternoon, September 1.

Jeffery Perkins, Jr, 17, of Lowell, struck the rear of a car driven by David Riemersma, 20, also of Lowell, Sunday, Septemberl. The accident occurred on Main near Lafayette Street neither driver

^ sustained injuries. Lowell officers investigated 25 accident complaints in the month

of August, 8 of which resulted in injuries to occupants of the vehi-cles.

on Saturday, September 7, 1985 in the Lowell Maaoric Temple. Serving Family Style from 5:00 p.m. to 7:60 p.m. Adults $3.75, Chlldrea under 12-$1.66.

PRECISION A FASHION HAIRSTYLING - For both men and women. Man's World Halrstyling. Phone 897-6162.

The west end of the old Sortex building has been diligently remodeled and re-painted by mem-bers of the Lowell Area Arts Council. The building, the uaeofwhkh is donated by the King Milling Company, m now the home of the LAAC. It wffl be uaed for art shows, classes, perfonnaoces and as an office for the Arts Couodl.

On Sunday, September 8 at 3 mony. The public is invited to at- the Arts Council Office, a gal-P.M., the Lowell Area Arts tend this ceremony The center is lery, a sales shop, and workshop Council Center will officially be. located at 149 South Hudson space, was made possible by opened in a ribbon cutting cere- Street at the comer of Hudson matching grants given to the

and Ottawa Streets and the open- LAAC by the Michigan Council Appointments not always ing ceremonies will take place at for the Arts and the Look Memo-needed at Vanity Hair Fash- the main entrance on Ottawa rial Fund of the City of Lowell. ions, Open six days LoweO, Street. k / i ^ l r 897-7566. The Art Center, which houses C O n t Q. DOCK p g .

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Grand Valley Ledger - Wednnday, September 4,1985 - Page 2 Obituaries BROWER - Ptul K Browcr. of Lowell, passed away August 26, 1985 at the age of68 . He is sur-vived by his children. Karen and Mike DeGarmo, Ken and Re-becca Brower ail of Alto; brothers, Joseph Browcr of Irons, Ml and Thomas Brower of Grand Rapids; sisters. Mrs. Ellen White and Mrs. Margaret Petrovkh of Grand Rapids; five grandchildren. The Mass of Christian Burial was offered Thursday at St. Mary's Church, in Lowell with Msgr. James P. Moran Celebrant. Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by RoCh-Gerst.

WHITE - Lila W. White, for-merly of Cascade passed away Monday. August 26. 1985 at the age of 85. She was preceded in death by her husbands. Leo But-tritfc anff Hofcert White. Sur-vived by nieces and nephews. W. Blaine and Evelyn Venne-man. Lila R. Venneman. Phillip (Bud) and Peart Venneman. Leo and Ruth Venneman all of Grand Rapids, Jack Cole of Lake Oran, MI, Harold and Frances Buttrick of Ada, Kathryn Buttrick of

Aho, Austin and Nancy But-trick, Ben Buttrick both of Stmr dish, James and Doris Posey of Kalamazoo, Jean Gwilt of NUes, MI Pari Clark of Lowell; brother-in-law. Orin White of California; sisters-in-law. Leona Buttrick of Standish. Mabel Buxton of Ionia; also many great nieces and nephews. Funeral Services were held Wednesday at the O'Brien-Gerst Chapel. Rev. Raymond Gay lord of Cas-cade Christian Church officiat-ing. Interment Cascade Cemet-ery

DUNNINING - Kurt C. Dun-ning, of Cascade, passed away unexpectedly Friday, August 20, 1985 at the age of 19. Surviving are his parents, John and Elizabeth; brother, Mark; sister, Mrs. James Mathews, all of Grand Rapids; grandparents, Mr*. Steven Vangee of Detroit, Mrs. Wmn Henry Dunning of St. Clair Shores. Kurt was a graduate of Lowell High School t4Class of 85t^ Funeral Services were held Tuesday at Cascade Christian Church Sentinental Chapel. Rev. Dale Charters of

Cowden Lake Christian Church officiating. Interment Cascade Cemetery

ROGERS - Mr. Lester Rogers, of Leighton Township, passed away unexpectedly Thursday evening, August 29t 1985 at the age of 62. Mr. Rogers was a re-tiree of Meijers and a self-em-ployed farmer. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis Rogers; nine children, Bonnie L. Rogers of Grand Rapids, Gary L. Rogers of Caledonia, Steven K. and Cindy Rogers of Grand Rapids, James and Nadine Rogers of Cutlerville, Brian C. and Glori Rogers of Caledonia, Karen A. Rogers of Wyoming, Terry T. Rogers, Louise E. Rogers and Daniel S. Rogers, all of Caledonia; five grandchildren; his mother. Ha Rogers of Caledonia; four brothers, Patrick Rogers of California, Ronald Rogers of Arizona, Darwin and Bruce Rogers, both of Caledonia; five sisters, Mrs. Frank Bouwens of Alto, Mrs. Jack Janote of Middleville, Mrs. Karl Biggs of Florida, Mrs. Ronald Shook of Caledonia, Rita

Lipscomb of Dutton; several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews and cousins. Services were held Sunday at the Gaines United Brethren Church. Rev. Richard J. Raab officiating in-terment Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens.

SCHAFER - Jonathan Glen Schafer. aged 3 days, infant son of Bob A Cindy Schafer of Beld-ing, passed away Monday, Sep-tember 2, 1985. Also surviving are a brother Nathan, grandpa-rents Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffman of Muskegon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schafer of Ionia. Graveside Services will be held Thursday September 5 at Marble Cemetery. Mrs. MillieGillettof-ficiating. The family will meet friends Thursday at 10 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. at the Roth-Gerst Funeral Home, Lowell. Ar-rangements by Roth-Gerst.

PEASLEY - Christopher Dale Peasley, aged 9 months, passed away Thursday evening at But-terworth Hospital. The loving son of Fred and Debra and brother of Eric Scott, Sara

Louise and April Mae, all at home; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Staal of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs Forest Peasley of Blan-chard; great-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lee McGlamery of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Staal of Lowell. Mrs. Etta Westof Blan-

chard. Also, surviving are sev-eral aunts, uncles and cousins Services were held Sunday at the Lake Funeral Home in Saranac. with Rev. William Amundsen of The First United Methodist Church of Lowell officiating. In-terment Oakwood Cemetery

Capitol Column by

Senator Dick Posthumus-

Our Roots

In Lowell

Thanks for the confidence you have in us.

Our people make the difference.

We're here to listen. When you need a loan, we

can arrange it. When you need advice, we can

guide. We're here to help in any way we can.

Count on us for all your banking needs.

STATE SAVINGS BANK

"Your neighborhood bonk for over 50 years."

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OPPOtTUNITY

One of the oldest perceptions in politics; Republicans get more campaign funds than Democrats, has just been shattered.

A report on where Political Action Committees spend their money has just been released, and it clearly shows who gets the largest share of special interest campaign funds.

Between January 1,1983 and November 26, 1984 contrib-utions to Democratic candidates from 552 political action comit-tees totaled nearly $3.76millioo. Republican candidates received PAC contributions of only $1.9 million.

Labor has long been perceived as a Democratic stronghold, and the report certainly shows where they spend their money. Labor unions were the biggest spen-ders. giving $1.4 million to Democrats and $26,647 to Re-publicans. The UAW was the single largest donor. Three local UAW PACs and the state UAW

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PAC gave $536,018 to Democ-ratet and nothing to Republi-cans.

Business has often been as-sociated with support of Repub-lican candidates. A person would never know that from looking at the report. In business and insurance donations, Demo-crats fared as well as or better than the GOP. Democrats re-ceived nearly $1.27 million from business PACs compared to about $1.23 million for Republi-cans. Insurance PACs donated $113,120 to Democrat candi-dates, while they contributed $91,246 to Republicans.

Nearly two-thirds of all the PAC money contributed in 1983 and 1984 went to Democrats.

Democrats claim the report is a smokescreen to draw attention away from other issues. Instead, it looks like the report has cleared the air as to who is bene-fiting from special interest dona-tions.

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Coming Events Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, September 4, IWS - Pa je 3

LOWELL MASONS EASTERN STARS sponsoring a Fish Fry on Saturday, September 7, 1985, in the Lowell Masonic Temple. Serving family style from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Adults $3.75, Children under 12 -$1.00.

COUNTRY SUPPER and "Sing Along' • Ail welcome. Saturday, September 7th, 6:30 p.m. Vergennes United Methodist Church. Comer Bailey and Pamell. $3.00,

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COME ON El COME ALU Saturday, September 7th, the area Camp Fir® groups are having a CAR WASH. This will be held at the Eberhards store on Main Street from 9 to 5. Please come and let us wash your auto.

These cars are still available at 7.7% APR:

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ITS "COUNTRY FAIR-TIME AT Honey Creek Christian Homes of Lowell, Michigan. The public is in-vited Saturday, September 14, from 11.-00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the Honey Creek campus on Grand River Av-enue south of LoweM.

VERGENNES CO-OPERA-TIVE CLUB will meet at Schneider Manor on Thurs-day, September 5, at 1:00 p.m. Hostesses: Priadlla Lussmeyer, Dottle Roth, Carroll Harper. Program: Fran Oiin presenting "Ameri-can Woman: Two Hundred Years of Authentic Fashion" Sponsor: Anna Booth.

Printed Napkins, Matches 897-9261

THE GRAND OPENING SHOW an exhibit at the new Lowell Area Art Center, featuring the porcelain work of Anna Greidanus Probes and a 30-year retrospective of the painting of Jan Johnson, will run from Sep-tember 8 to September 30, 12-5 P.M. Monday through Friday, and 1:30-4:30 P.M. weekends. The center is at 149 South Hudson, at the comer of Hudson and Ot-tawa Streets.

SNOW UMW will serve a Roast Beef & Pork dinner at the Snow Christian Center. 3211 Snow Avenue, Wednesday. September 11th. Serving begins at 5:30 p.m. Public is invited.

THE ALTO GARDEN CLUB is sponsoring their Fal Ban-quet on September 19, at 7:00 p.m. tt will be held at the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church on 68th Street, near Alaska. For re-servations please caH 868-6729 or 868-6762. Public is invited.

GOLDEN SWINGERS will meet for a pot luck, Monday. September 9th, in the Home Economics room at the Low-ell High School. Entertain-ment will be by the Senior String Ensemble.

THE FALLASBURG FALL FESTIVAL quilt wiH be on display at Rivertown Mall, Saturday. September 7 and

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^ o p t i c a l ANNUAL

MEMBERSHIP MEETING

This is an open membership meeting of Grand Valley Cooperative All members are encouraged to attend. Nominations for 4 seats on the Board of Directors will be held. Persons interested in candidacy, please submit resume to 2052 Lake Michigan Drive NW, Grand Rapids, Ml 49504, before Sept. 15,1985. There will be refreshments served and door prizes awarded.

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Grand Valley Ledger • WedncMlay, September4, !9tS-Page4

In The Service

Film to be shown at Assembly of God

Mr Michael P. Wicrckz has entered the United States Air Force's Delayed Enlistment Pro-gram (DEP). According to Sgt. Kurt D. Groom, the Air Force re-cruiter here, his entry into the DEP allows the Air Force to schedule an opening for him to attend basic training and be as-signed to a job or skill area.

Mr. Wierckz will be a 1986 graduate of Lowell High School and will enter the United States Air Force on July 17, 1986. Fol-lowing graduation from the six-week basic training course at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas, he .vill receive technical training as a Fuel Specialist and be as-signed to a duty station.

Sgt. Gregory J. Stockholm,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Stockholm, Jr., of 6 Great Gar-land Rise, Fairfield, NY, has been decorated with the U.S. Army Commendation Medal in West Germany.

The Army Commendation Medal is awarded to those indi-viduals who demonstrate out-standing achievement or meritorious service in the perfor-mance of their duties on behalf of the Army.

Stockholm is an armor crew member with the 3rd Infantry Di-vision.

His sister. Wendi L. Stoc-kholm, resides at 8471 84th St., Alto, Ml

He is a 1980 graduate of Byron Center High School, MI.

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Henry A. Williams, son of William G. and Barbara J. Wil-liams of 1880 70th Circle, St. Petersburg. FL., has been com-missioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force upon gradua-tion from Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

The 12 week course trained selected college graduates to apply communicative skills, pro-fessional knowledge, leadership and management in positions of responsibility.

Williams will now be assigned at Lowry Air Force Base, CO.

His wife, Marilyn, is the daughter of Joseph Wheelcox of Rural Route 1, Saranac, MI.

The lieutenant is a 1982 graduate of the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

ATTENTION BOYS & GIRLS! First Baptist Church of Lowell

will have its first Awana Club Meeting on

Wed., September 11th ^ The time will be 6:50 to 8:30 p.m.

Besides the regular club activities, there will be a giant banana split for all who come. For those who fill out and bring this coupon when they come, they will receive a prize. COME FOR A GOOD TIME!

To sign up for Awana. fill out coupon or place Information on a separate paper and bring on the first night of Awana. One coupon per person.

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The film "The Fight for De-cency: What's at Slaker will be shown at the Lowell Assembly of God. September 8 at 6 P M The 47-minute film features Donald E. Wildmon. executive director of the National Federal for Decency, Providing special music in the film are Terry and Cheryl Prewitt Blackwood In the film Wildmon discusses the importance of the fight for de-cency and what the battle is re-ally all about

Wildmon has appeared on several television programs in-cluding Nightline. Good Morn-ing America. The Tomorrow Show, Donahue. The Today Show, Inside Story, PTL, and several other syndicated and local programs He has also been featured in Family Weekly, Time. Newsweek, People (twice), TV Guide (twice), Saturday Evening Post, Our Sunday Visitor, Christianity Today. Christian Herald, Wall

Happy Birthday SEPTEMBER 4 - Diane

Ralys, Marion Rheynard, Walt Dickerson, Tim Cariess, Tom Kalkman, Ron Merriman, Jim White

SEPTEMBER 5 - Barb Col-well, Traci Miller

SEPTEMBER 6 - James Leverence, Mitch Mercer. Lee Iteen, Sr.

SEPTEMBER 7 - Susie Ges-sler, Tawnie Knottnerus. Brenda LeHigh, Russell Rozman. Harold Murphy, Chris Burch

SEPTEMBER 8 - Harry Briggs

SEPTEMBER 9 -Scott Johnson, David Korb

SEPTEMBER 10 - Chris Anderson, Lori Rozich, Ken Kropf, Joan Kalkman, Kenneth Merriman

Hons. tions. The fight for decency if not

about dirty words and dirty pic-

Garden Club News How did your garden grow?

Productive and easier to weed and water? What did you grow? My wax beans in a space 2* X 3* with 56 plants planted 9 to a square foot provided us with a continuous supply of produce for 10 days plus. The rest is a jungle of tomatoes, cucumbers, pep-pers, and a melon taking over the old lettuce space.

The Showboat Garden Gub will have a program on this type of gardening next spring. Watch for it. Anyone interested in house plants, African Violets,

conservation of resources and ccok)gy, planting flowers and ways of making Lowell attrac bve and other themes of general interest are invited to attend any or all meetings of the Showboat Garden Gub Meetings will be publicized. Call Ruby Leeman, president, for information at 897-7992.

The Gub will meet Monday September 9, in the Congrega tional Church Lounge at 7:}0 P.M. Cecil DeRushia will show some of his rock collection and give interesting information about his hobby. I

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HOMESPUN DEVOTIONS

by Pauline E. Spray

.. the Lord loveth the righte-ous (Psalm 146:8)

Every women has an ideal man. I have mine, too. He stands five feet and ten inches with his shoes on. His once black hair has turned white at the temples, and smile wrinkles frame his brown eyes. He wears a size 41 suit and is warm-hearted, friendly, and very kind.

God has His ideal man, too. He does not measure him by the size of suit he wears, nor by the degrees at the end of his name. He has a different standard by which He measures His man. God looks upon the intents of an individual's heart and judges him accordingly. He spurns the haughty but loves the humble.

ATTEND SERVICES ALTON BIBLE CHURCH

Lmodn Lake Ave. and Three Mile Rd. Lowetl 897-5648

Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Momtag Worship 11:10 AM. Family Bible Hour 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Mmistnes 700 P.M.

-Applying God's Word to CWy Ue and God's Love to Hurting Uvea'

RRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALTO

Comer of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morrong Worship 11:00A.M. Jr.-Sr. High Young People 8:30 P.M. Evening Worship 700 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P.M.

REV GEORGE LCOON 868-6403 or 868-6912

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF LOWELL

(Member United Church of Christ) North Hudson at Spring St.. Lowell

897-5906 REV DAVID HAGENS

Morning Worship 1000 A.M. Church School 10:00 A.M.

(Cnbbefy & Nursery Provided)

MISSIONARY CHURCH 10501 Setttewood Ph. 897-7185

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Worship Service 11:00A.M. Evening Service 6:00 P.M. Prayer and Bible Study-7;30 P.M. Wednesdays

GLENN H. MARKS Foreman Road

897 9110

BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH 3900 East Fulton

REV. RAYMOND E. BEFUS Morning Worship 9:50 A.M.

(broadcast 10 A.M. WMAX 1470) SundaySchool 11:15A.M. Evening Service 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M.

SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH (Umte- Church of Christ)

125 Bridge St.. Saranac. Ml DIALA-PRAYER-642-9659

Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. SundaySchool 11:15A.M.

THE REV EDWIN MENDENHALL 642-6322

RRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LOWELL

621 E. Main Street 897-5936 REGULAR HOURS

Morning Worahip 9:00 A.M.. 10:45 A.M., Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M

REV. WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Nursery available at both services

Barrier • Free Entrance

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH

402 N. Amity MSGNR JAMES MORAN

NEW HOURS Saturday Mass 5:30 P.M. Sunday Mass 9:00 & 11 tt) A M.

ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH

7152 Bradfield St.. S.E. 676-1698 REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER

Mommg Worship 9:30 A.M. SundaySchool 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P M

CALVARY CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH

OF LOWELL 1151 West Mam Street 897-8841

REV RICHARD VANOEKIEFT Worship Service 10A.M. &6P.M. SundaySchool 11:15 A.M.

Supervised Nursery During An Services

GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH

Comer of Segwun & Grand River Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. Sunday School & Adult Bible Claas 9:00A.M.

JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR 897-8307

RRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LOWELL

2275 West Main Street Sunday School 9:45 A M. Mommg Worship 11:00A.M. Word of Life 5:30 P.M. Evening Worahip 7:00 P.M. Awana-Wednesday 6:45 PM. Wedneaday Family Hour 7:30 P M.

DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300

ADA COMMUNITY REFORMED CHURCH

7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 Pastor; JERRY L JOHNSON

Mommg Worship 10:00 A.M. SundaySchool 1150 A.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P M

WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR

CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL

201 North Washington Street REV WILLIAM F. HURT

Church School 10:00 A.M. Mommg Worship 11tt)A.M Evening Service 6:00 P.M

Wednesday Mid-Week Service Jr. Teens. Adults 7:00 P.M

Nursery-Come & Worship WWh Us

RENT YOUR SPACE TODAY!!

897-9261

FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL Old Grange Hall

1019 Grand River Ave. I Sunday Servtoea 10 30 A M I Wednesday Bible Stody 7 00PM 1 BOB ROUSH. PASTOR

897-7489

The ideal man of God eschews evil and walks uprightly; he serves God, not from a sense of duty, but out of a heart of love He seeks not to please those about him, but he keeps his eyes on his Heavenly Father and st-rives to do His will at all times.

God's ideal man relies upon divine strength and trusts his Heavenly Father unquestion £ ingly. He followeth after righte ousness and will not go unre-warded.

And God's standard for women is just the same as for men. Let us strive to be "His ideal."-

Prayer Dear God, help me to meet Thy requirements and qual-ify for 'Thy ideal." May 1 ever do all of Thy will and love Thee more each day I live. Amen ^

I worship thee, sweet will of God,

And all thy ways adore. And every day I live I long

To love thee more and more.

Frederick William Faber

Birth Bryan and Mary Kimble of

Lowell, are proud parents of a W)y girl, Teresa Ann. Bom Au-gust 26, 1985, weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz and 20 inches long. Very proud grandparents are Lewis and Jane Swartz of Greenville. Michigan and Richard and Bar-tan Kimble of Madison Heights, Michigan. ^

Library Begins Monthly Reading Programs

The Kent County Library Sys-tem will begin monthly Reading Railroad Story Times for chil-dren ages 3-1/2 to 5 in Lowell^ September 11 at 1 P.M. and i r ^ Alto, September 19 at 1:30. The monthly programs are held the wune time and place for a total of eight sessions and run through April. Participants must pre-re-gister by calling or dropping in at their local branch.

The programs will provide an introduction to the library 's pic-lure book collection and songSj_ Hngeiplays, rhymes, dramatic# participation and games will also be included. The story times last about 40 minutes and are free.

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Womens Club News Officcn and directors of the

Lowell Womens Gub will host the first meeting of the scbsoii

with h salad luncheon on Sep-tember II m 12:00 P.M. Bt Schneider Minor.

Past presidenu will be hon-ored and a new group of Senior High School Girls under direc-

tion of Baib Pierce will be instal- which Lowell is B part Gub led as honorary members These members and other interested in young women as part of their participation will provide a mini report each month and will host one of the luncheons

It s time to finish hats and mit-tens for the the Santa Gaus Girls who are sponsored by the Grand Rapids area womens clubs of

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this project are eligible to help. A available. Call Joan Beebe at limited amount of free yarn is 897-6339 for information.

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'Dawn ia a kind of back-w a r d Bunaaf. '

Qaorga T. Strong

Local Artists At Follosburg Five Lowell and Alto area arti-

sans ire among the sixty juried exhibitors scheduled to appear at this year's Fallasburg Fall Festi-val. Saturday and Sunday, Sep-tember 28 and 29, from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. The other 55 artists and skilled craftspersons represent five states - Ohio, Indiana. Min-nesota. California and Michi-gan. Altogether, 22 of the exhibitors are from the west Michigan area.

Jack and Shirley Folkertsma. from Alto, will return with their dulcimers. From Lowell are Jan Johnson, walercolors; Dale Kropf, stained glass, Sandy and Doug Lindhout, beeswax can-

dles; and the Lowell Showboat Garden Gub with their usual selection of dried flowers and herbs.

More than twenty different arts and crafts will be presented in the sixty booths. In addition to those presented by local artists will be paintings, sketches, weaving, pewter, brooms, pot-tery. leather, woodworking, photography, basketry, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, blacksmit-ing, quilting, beekeeping and honey, butterfly mountings, batik, scratchboard and carv-ings. Early Christmas shoppers should be able to get a good head-strat on their gift lists Fal-laibarg weekend.

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by Roger Brown

As Lowell residents know, part of our tax dollars are used to pro-vide trash pick-up to residents and businesses in the city. Restau-rants and businesses generating large amounts of trash are required to rent a dumpster. Being the tightwad that I am. I have avoided the dumpster rental option.

Here at the Ledger, I would say we are borderline. Some weeks our trash donation is well within reason. Other weeks, when we've been exceptionally busy, we generate a pretty healthy pile of empty cartons, paper trimmings and scrap paper. On these weeks the gar-bage truck crew grumbles about us getting a dumpster, and my back shop guys argue that it's only a once-in-awhile problem. A bit of an on-going confrontation has developed.

We once had a larger than normal waste barrel that my guys used to fill when all the smaller waste containers were overflowing. Packed with strips of paper trimmings, it often got quite heavy. The garbage truck crew complained about the big barrel regularly, but my guys kept on using it. One week the garbage truck crew solved that problem, they just threw it right in the truck. My guys were upset, hut I smoothed them over, and probably averted an all-out war.

Another time we broke up some wooden pallets that had accumu-lated over the years. We sat the boards out with the weekly trash. Fhe garbage truck crew ignored them. We left them out the follow-ing week. They ignored them again. Finally, about the third week or so, one of the the garbage truck guys grumbled something to the ef-fect of. This ain't no lumber truck ya know!" My guys found another way to get rid of the boards. I don 't know where they went, and 1 don't think 1 want to know.

Last Thursday was declared a designated cleaning day. The of-fice girls and I wore old clothes, and spent the entire day cleaning the front offices, darkroom and paste-up area. We filled dozens of boxes with old paste-ups, old catalogs, old order forms, etc. We even filled boxes with old boxes. I went so far as to clean the front sidewalk and street, and filled five, one foot square boxes with dirt and weeds. Of course we had our regular weekly offering too.

Friday morning it was all piled up at our back door. It was a huge pile. When the garbage truck headed down the alley past our office windows, an alert was sounded. We all cowered inside as box after box, barrel after barrel and kig after bag were thrown into the truck. When they finally roared down the alley, we ventured out to see how much they had left us.

Lo and behold, they had taken everything! We couldn't believe it. Five days later I'm still in shock. Of course I haven't dared look out back to see if we have a shiny new dumpster cither.

Michael J. Trompen. D.P.M. Announces the opening of his office

for the practice of podiatric medicine and surgery

at 970 Parchment S.E.

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Office Hours Telephone By Appointment (616) 942-5061

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LAST DAY REGISTRATION

SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE

ELECTORS OF LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS

KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, MICHIGAN

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Please Take Notice that the Board of Education of Lowell Area Schools, Kent and Ionia Counties, has called a special election to be held in the School District on Monday, October 7,1985.

TAKE NOTICE that the following proposition will be submitted at the special election:

TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF SCHOOL FA-CILITIES

Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Lowell Area Schools, Kent and Ionia Counties, Michigan, be increased as follows:

1.9 mills ($1.90 on each $1,000.00) for the year 1986; and

1.4 mills ($1.40 on each $1,000.00) for a period of 7 years, 1987 to 1993, inclusive;

on state equalized valuation, for the purpose of providing additional operating funds for maintenance and repair of school facilities?

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THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPRO-PRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7,1985, IS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1985. PERSONS REGIS-TERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M., ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1985, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION.

Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks' offices are opon for registration.

This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Lowell Area Schools, Kent and Ionia Counties, Michi-gan.

Sandy Nagy Secretary, Board of Education

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Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, September 4,1985 - Page 14

Ford Aerostar Introduced Jennifer Dine attends Orientation at Alma College

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Mark and Nancy Powell are shown alongside a new Ford Aeroftar van. Powell is the General Manager of HaroW Zeigler Ford, and was on hand at an introductory showing of the new mW-vm in West Michigan. The show was held at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel on Tuesday, August 27. Area dealers and their guests saw three of the new vehicles and were treated to Bve nnttk. cocktails and hors d oeuvres. The new Aerostars are already beginning to show up on Zeigler's lot.

Thirty upperclass student vol-unteers on the Orientation Com-mittee (O.C.) are ready to help 10 Kent County students make a smooth transition from high school to college during a 10-day freshman Preterm Orientation at Alma College. Among them was Jennifer Dine, a 1983 L.H.S. graduate. Jenny is the danghter of Robert and Judith Dine of 12500 72nd Stmt. Alto.

Starting August 31. the class of 1989 freshmen will be intro-duced to Alma*s campus life through a series of planned pro-grams allowing students to Âd-just academically and socially, reflect on values and set goals," says Kathy Callahan, assistant dean of students. Also during the Preterm Orientation. the freshmen take placement tests, register for fall classes and begin using campus resources such as the library and the computer cen-ter.

For the academic facet of Pre-term 1985, each student takes one mini-seminar from among 25 offered. The unusual semi-nars - including "Robots," "Di-nosaurs and Dodo," and "Survey of Dance Forms," - are designed to help each freshman develop and use writing, studying, test-taking and speaking skills.

To help the freshmen feel comfortable at Alma, several so-cial activities also are slated for Preterm, including a luau dance, a buffet on the lawn of the Presi-dent's home, a variety show, a "walk-in" drive-in movie, and a toga party. "Alma's Preterm re-ally settles the freshmen in and prepares them for things to comc,w adds Callahan. "They have the campus all to them-selves for a week which gives them a chance to make friends, to feel comfortable about cam-

pus life and to experience Alma's academic rigor beforef. the Fall Term 1985 classes begin September 10."

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Lowell Community Education There is still time to sign up tor High School Com-pletion Classes, both in Lowell and at the Kent Skills Centers. Remember, it you are an adult who has not graduated, or a grad under 20, classes are FREE!

Call Marge at 897-8434 EARN A DIPLOMA AND JOIN THE PROUDII

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NOTICE DOES YOUR HOME NEED SOME REPAIRS OR SOME ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES TAKEN BEFORE ANOTHER COLD, BLOWY WINTER SETS IN?????? |

Lowell Townahlp ia a participating member of tha Kent County Community Development Houalng Re-habilitation program. Block grant funda are avail-able to low-lnccme homeownera to pay for the coat of Improvementa for owner occupied, single family dwellings through Installment loana or deferred payment loana If all the requlrementa ere met

To leem what the Income guldellnea are, what type of improvementa ere covered, what requlrementa muat be met to determine eligibility, contact

The Kent County Development Office Room 331-N, 300 Monroe, NW

Grand Rapida, Ml 49503 Telephone: 774-3565

Carol L Wells Lowell Township Clerk

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VITAMINS A recent review of vitamin supplementation was presented in

'The Medical Letter" which stated that about 40% of adults take some form of vitamins on a daily basis. Most of the medical com-munity feels that in a normal adult with a balanced diet, no vitamin supplementation is indicated and that this is a waste of money. For ^ the past several years there has been a great deal of conuoversy in w the press regarding megadoses of vitamins. Certain respected medi-cal researchers have claimed that large doses of these vitamins will cure everything from the common cold to prevention of cancer! We have no argument with taking one multivitamin a day but taking large doses of certain vitamins such as vitamin A and D can cause severe toxicity.

In certain clinical situations, vitamin supplements are indicated. Although not all-inclusive, some of the more common simations are presented below.

INFANTS: Most pediatricians and family practitioners recom-mend an iron supplement in breast-fed babies to prevent anemia This is commonly prescribed as a multiple vitamin with iron. In the £ Lowell area, we also recommend flouride supplements to prevent cavities in children who do NOT have city water which already has been flouridated.

PREGNANCY: A prenatal vitamin is usually prescribed because of the mother's increased need for folic acid and iron. -

MENSTRUATING WOMEN: Sometimes iron supplements or multiple vitamins with iron are recommended for women who have a heavy monthly flow to prevent iron deficiency anemia.

POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN: Because of the potential for osteoporosis (thinning of the bones) in women whose periods have stopped, either naturally or after hysterectomy with removal of t h e ^ ovaries, calcium supplementation is indicated. The amount recom-mended is usually 1500 mgs. per day.

SPECIAL DIETS: VegeUuians who do not eat dairy products should probably take vitamin B12 to prevent a certain form of anemia. Individuals on a low caloric diet less than 1200 calories per day may require a once-a-day multivitamin supplement, especially if this diet is maintained for any length of time.

There are a multitude of other medical situations such as anemia, certain bone abnormalities, and gastro-intestinal diseases that will require specific vitamin therapy but these should be discussed with your doctor. The list above is only a recommendation for the general public and most healthy adults would be wise to follow the recom-mendation of an unknown philosopher ~ "Everything in Modera A tion

HOT LUNCH MENU WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9,1985

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Tacos or burritos, carrot sticks or cabbagc salad, Jenny

cake w/honey, assorted fruits or jello, milk.

TUESDAY

Cheeseburgers or barbeque on a bun or pita, tossed

salad w/dressing, french fries or corn "off the cob",

fruit crisp or choice of fruits, milk.

WEDNESDAY

"Broasted" chicken or swiss steak, mashed potatoes or

rice and gravy, green beans or beets, dinner rolls or

bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk.

THURSDAY

Fruit juice, pizza w/meat and cheese or chicken

nuggets, carrot sticks or salad, choice of fresh or

canned fruits or jello, milk.

FRIDAY

Grilled cheese or hoagie sandwiches, potato chips and

pickles, soup or veggies or salad, chilled fruits or pud-

ding, cookies or bars, milk. •

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LAW OFFICE Michael J. Tummino, Jr.

Judith L. Tummino GENERAL PRACTICE

Divirce, uncontested, with or without children, $150.00, plus costs; Wills, $35.00; Bank-ruptcy. $300.00; Work-men's Compensation and Personal Injury, no attorney fee if no recov-ery. Legal consultation on general matters, ini-tial appointment free.

Lowell Office

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Adoption S200;

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Attorney Richard Heath.

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"Happy Sweet Sixteen " September 9

Love, Dad, Mom, Jay & Saralyn

TRUCKS, TRUCKS, AND MORE TRUCKS - Harold Zaigier Ford has a huge selection of 1965 trucks and we are dealing. Also, 7.7 APR for qualified buyers. Call us today. Harold Zaigier Ford, LowaN. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

4 I 4 1971 SUBURBAN -Looks rough but runs good. Only $695. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Saturdays.

1985 RANGERS - Fords tough little truck with big truck performance. See us today and see why "No One Does tt For Less. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

1980 LTD - Country Squire Wagon, runs great, was $4995, now $4395. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

SKY HAWK 1984 - Mint condition, was $8595, now $7795. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Seturdeys.

MUSTANGS 1985- We now have two mustang converta-btes In stock and we will deal. CaH us today. Harold Zalgler Ford, LowaN. 807-8431. Open Seturdeya.

DODGE 1977 - 4 x 4 dub cab, looks & runs great. Was $4295, now $3495. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Seturdeya.

FORD H-CUBE VAN - New 1965 for immediate delivery and priced to sen. Also qual-ifies for special Interest rates from Ford Motor Company for qualified buyers. Harold Zalgler Ford, LowaN. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

TRUCKS - All makes, all models over 20 to choose from & we will deal on all of them. Harold reloler Focd, LowaN. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

1979 RAM CHARGER-4 x 4, x-sharp, was $5595, now $4995. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

EUTE 1975 - Good running & good looking. Was $2195, Now $1495. Harold Zalgler Ford, LowaN. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

mm WANTED - Used player piano rolls, top prices paid for rolls In good condition. 897-9261 days. 897-5381 eve-nings, ask for Ftoger.

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S For Sale S FOR SALE-1980 Olds To-ronado, full power, 350 V8. no rust, excellent condition, 83,000 miles, $500 below current blue book, $5,700 (firm). Call Roger at 897-9261 or evenings at 897-5381.

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1977 CUTLASS - Old, but runs good. Was $2795, now $1495. Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Opan Saturdaya.

FIREBIRD 1979-Real nice & ready to go. It is priced to sell. Save $. Harold Zalgler Ford, LoweN. 897-8431. Open Saturdaya.

1982 GRANADA-X-sharp, was $5595, now $4995; Harold Zalgler Ford, Low-eN. 897-6431. Opan Satur-daya.

ESCORTS 1905 1/2-Year end clearance prices and 7.7 APR for qualified buyers. See us today. "No One Does It For Less. Harold Zalgler Ford, LowaN. 897-8431. Open Seturdeys.

We want to extend our sin-cere thanks to Craig & Karen Strick, Lowell Police Depart-ment, and Roth Gerst for their help at the time of our sons death. Also a special thanks to Lowell Bakery and others who brought food and remembered Mike.

Thanks again to each and everyone, family, friends, and neighbors.

Charles & Evelyn Moore Keith ABedde

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GARAGE/YARD SALE -Antique bad, chain saw, radios, quality clothing, household and many miscel-laneous Items. One day only, Saturday, September 7th, 9:00 - 4:00, 727 Hillside, Lowell, north on division, east on Qrindle, north on Hill-side Court

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ESCORTS 1908 1/2 -Now only $131.81 per month. No money down. Good selec-tion. Call us today. "No One Does It For Less than Harold Zalgler Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Opan Saturdaya.

FOR SALE - Three 1983 Honda ATC's. 1 - 70cc for $425; 1 - 185cc for $800; 1 -200cc (Big Red) for $1100. Call 897-6727.

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CHINESE PUGS - 8 weeks old. call (616) 897-7665.

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SCRATCH PADS - Glorious white paper bound with red gummy stuff. Varloua sizes. (None aa large aa a breed-box) 75* a pound. Grand VaNay Ledger, 105 N. Broadway.

The family of John McGal-liard would like to thank our family, friends, neighbors and Mr. Gerst for the many acts of kindness, prayers, food, memorial gifts, caHs. cards, flowers, and loving support during a most diffi-cult time In our lives. We would also like to thank our friends at Attwood who came by and visited with John dur-ing his many years of illness. The Lowell police, and res-cue members have been so prompt and caring no matter how many times they were called upon for assistance. Everyone has been so kind. May God Bless each one of you.

Margaret McGaliiard Jim and Carol Lillic and sons Larry and Pat McGaliiard &

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1977 WHITE FREIGHTUNER - Cross Country Diesel, air, & sleeper, call 897-7665.

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Board approves millageforOct. ballot LAAC Center, cont'd.

At a ipecial meeting of the Lowell Board of Educabon on August 18, the Board approved a millage proposal lo place before the voien oo an October 7 ballot. The proposal seeks approval lo levy 1.9 mills beguming in 1986 and 1.4 mills beginning 1987 through 1993. The ballot lan-guage clearly stales that funds fatsed could only be spent lo re-pair and maintain existing school facilities. None of the additional funds requested can be used to fi-nance raises for employees or pay other school expenses. Dol-lars generated can be spent for maintenance and major repairs of buildings and grounds now owned by the school district.

A 1.9 mill increase is re-quested beginning in 1986 to generate nearly $400,000 for the sole purpose of replacing most of the middle school roof. Con-tinued attempts to patch and re-pair portions of the roof have failed to stop interior damage from water. Beginning in 1987 the millage levied for repair and maintenance projects directly re-lated to energy conservation would drop to 1.4 mills and con-tinue at thiu level through 1993.

Projects planned between 1987 and 1991 are solely related to maintenance and repair pro-jects which will help the district reduce its consumption of elec-trical power and natural gas. Pro-jects planned between 1991 and 1993 include maintenance and repair of parking lots, building floors, entrance ways, bleacher repair and grounds improve-ment.

A conservative estimate from the district's engineering firm show that when all energy meas-ures are installed as planned and schedule^Tlbrdiatrict will save

nearly $1,000,000 on gas and Amundsen, and Gayc Nauta as electricity atone over the next its general co-chairpersons at an eight years. earlier meeting. "Energize Our

A citizen's committee named Schools** will be the general Dale Johnson, Rev. Bill campaign tide.

Lowell girls on Dairy Quiz Bowl 4-H Dairy Days 1985 was held

August 20-22 at Michigan State University. All the counties in Michigan are invited to bring teams to compete in a Dairy Cat-tle Judging Contest and a Dairy Quiz bowl Contest, and indi-viduals may compete in many other contests, such as Public Speaking, Recipe Contests, etc. Present from Kent County was a Junior and Senior Judging Team, and a Junior Quiz Bowl Team.

After judging eight to ten classes, giving oral itasons on three of them and written reasons on one, the Senior Judging Team comprising Stacey Skinner, Caledonia; Julie Wissink, Beld-ing; Matt Hagenow, Rockford and Jamie Cook, Lowell, earned first place from a field of approx-imately 18 teams. Jamie Cook was also fourth highest indi-vidual in the contest.

The Junior Judging Team also did very well. After judging the same classes and giving written reasons on two of them, they won third placc. The team mem-bers were Jennifer Cook and Renee Nugent of Lowell; Jason Lamoreaux, Greenville and Chris Bond. Kent City.

The Junior Quiz Bowl team won one and lost two in three rounds of double-elimination in

the Dairy Quiz Bowl Contest. Kelly Mortensen, Kent City; The competition was very lough, Renee Nugent. Lowell and but so were the young members Aaron Lamoreaux. Greenville, who earned fourth place overall. Congratulations for an out-Members where Shelly and standing job!!

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With the funds provided by these two organizations, the LAAC was able to renovate the office portion of the former Soitex Company, now owned by King Milling Company. King Milling very generously offered the use of the portion of this building to the LAAC without charge to pro-vide an aft center for the commu-nity.

The gallery at the center, which is being renovated under the direction of LAAC member John Harper, was first used for a student show in early June. High school and middle school stu-dents from Lowell and Saranac Schools displayed some of their year's woit Later in June, the gallery featured the work of Grand Rapids area water-colohests who call themselves "Harry an^Friends". The LAAC was very proud to feature local artists in a show which opened August 18 and was aptly entitled "Home Grown*. The show for the official opening will feature the woik of two LAAC member artisits, Jan Johnson and Anna Griedanus Probes.

Jan's work is well known to Lowell citizens and, in fact, the work to be displayed will be a re-

Cream whipped ahead of time will not separate if you add a bh of unfavored gelatin while beating (one-quarter teaspoon per cup of cream).

trospective of Jan's 30 year artis-tic career, featuring paintings borrowed from area residents and friends of Jan. w

Anna has developed a national reputation for her porcelain work, which has been featured in many distinguished exhibits around the country in the last few yean.

The show featuring Jan and Anna's work will be open for viewing after the ribbon cutting and refreshments will be served in celebration of this new addition to the community.

NOTICE STMt o r MICHIGMI county of Rant Probate Court JUVENILE DIVISION

TO: unknown father In •me Matter Of: Michelle Renee Battjes, child #

Hearing: October 3# 1985, at * 2:00 PM

A neglect temporary wardship petition hat been filed in the above ratter. A hearing on the petition will be conducted by the Court on the date and tine stated above in Kent County Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar ME, Grand Rapids, Michigan. It ia therefore ordered that you personally appear before the Court at the tine a n d ^ place atated above. % " This hearing may result in a twporary or perranent loss of your rights to the child( ren).

Dated: August 28, 1985

JCW P. STEKETEE JUDGE OP PROBATE

SPECIAL WATERFOWL MANAGMENT AREA

HUNTING REGULATIONS FOR 1985-86

The Natural Resources Commisakxi at Its mooting on Augusts, 1985, under authority o( Sees. 2 and 3 of Act 17, P A 1921, as amended; Sacs. 9 and 252 of Act 380, P A 1965. as amended; Sec. 10(4) Chapter II of Act 286, PA 1929, as amended, and Sees. 1,2, and 3, Act 230, P A 1925, being Sees. 299.2, 299.3, 16.109, 16.352,312.10(4), 300.1,300.2, and 300.3 of the Michi-gan Compiled Laws, approved the following special waters JW( management area regulations. (AH shooting hours indicated shall refer to 'prevailing local time.*)

L GOOSE MANAGEMENT AREAS - OPEN TO HUNT ING

B. Allegan County Qooee Management Area - in that area of Allegan County within the following des-cribed boundaries:

Beginning at the junction of Highway US-131 and 102nd Avenue in Otsego Township, Allegan County; then wes-terly on 102nd Avenue, lOlst Street and again 102nd Avenue to the junction with 42nd Street In Cheshire Township, Allegan County; then south on 42nd Street to the junction of 10th Avenue in the Village of Btoomingdale, Van Buren County; west on 10th Avenue to 46th Street; north on 46th Street to Phoenix Road; west on Phoenix Road; north on 150th Street and west again ion Phoenix. Road to 57th Street in Columbia Township, Van Buren County; south on 57th Street to Phoenix Road and west on Phoenix Road to Its junction with US-31 at South Haven; north on US-31 through Van Buren and Allegan counties to the junction with US-196; then northeast through Allegan County to the junc-tion with Adams Street in Holland Township, Ottawa County; then east on Adams Street, Ottawa County; theneaston 100th Street to US-131 In Byron Township, Kent County; then south on US-131 to the point of be-ginning; named the "Allegan County Goose Manage-ment Area,'in addition to other rules established by the Natural Resources Commission, the hunting and taking of geese shall be regulated as follows:

1. The Director of Natural Resources shall have the au-thority to terminate the season for the hunting and taking of geese within the Allegan County Goose Management Area whenever the Department of Natural Resources, by its best estimate, determines that 3,000 Canada geese have been harvested within the Allegan State Game Area.

2. The daily goose hunting hours shall be 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.

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