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1 'CK c W t SONS' "» «5tHH5P0 T- U l C n ' The Gr Valley Ledger Volume 7, ssue 5 Servng Lowell Area Readers Snce 1893 December 9, 1981 Santa arrves here n Gr Style Some chldren got ther frst glmpse of Santa Claus at the Lowell Chrstmas Parade Saturday. The annual event sponsored by the Lowell Chamber of Commerce dazzled everyone, as expected. Peces of cy fell out of the sky for lttle sweet tooths. Cameras were everywhere. "We'd hoped for snow," sad Secretary Dolores Dey of the Chamber of Commerce. Nothng could have dampened sprts, however, as a mxture of marchers floats paraded down Man St. to the hgh school. The Veterans of Foregn Wars Color Guard led off. followed by the junor senor hgh marchng bs. Others ncluded: skaters from the Amercan Legon Roller Rnk: Cub Scout Pack as Santa's rendeer gft wrapped boxes; Sylvester Tweety Brd from Pfaller Rverfront Clothng nc. Floats ncluded the Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus float: Lowell Mssonary church natvty float: the Lowell Area bus drvers' Old Lady n the Shoe. Other organzatons sponsorng floats were: Moose Lodge No. 809; Camp Fre Grls: Brownes: Bff s Ranch House: Johnson's Food Basket: Lambert's Varety Store: the Lowell Fre Department engnes. The chamber was especally proud of the bus drvers' work n preparng the Old Lady n the Shoe. "They worked hard for a long tme to coordnate t." Mrs. Dey sad. bv Chuck Neller TOM FORD RETRES FROM DPW l has just been bnught to our attenton that Tom Ford has retred from the Lowell Department of Publc Works after 18 years of servce Tom s 62 years old resdes at 822 Lafayette St.. Lowell wth hs wfe Eleanor. Tom was always the frst on call for snow removal was often at work clearng streets n the wee hours durng wnter months. n hs retrement Tom plans to pursue hs hobby of antque buyng, sellng, swappng restorng along wth a lttle fshng a lot of golf. NEW ORDNANCE MOVED BACK Because of several wordng changes recommended by the cty's attorneys, councl approval of the cty's new ordnance has been delayed. A publc hearng has been scheduled for Monday January 18 after whch the cty councl w ll have the opton of approvng or dsapprovng the document. When the ordnance s fnally approved by the councl t w ll be prnted n ts entrety n the Ledger. After publcaton the ct/enry wll have 45 days to make appeals. PCTURES WTH SANTA» Parents agan lave an opportunu to have ther chldren's pcture taken wth Santa. St. Nck wll be takng tme off from ns dutes a the North Pole for photo sessons n Rverunvn Mall on Wednesday. December lo from 6:30 p.m. untl "-30 p.m. Saturday. December W from 2:(K) p.m. untl.v00 p.m. The photos wll be taken b\ Jm Maatman of Modern Photographes wll be 5 x 7 color prnts n a folder for a cost of S.VOO. L.H.S. WNTER SPORTS GET UNDERWAY The Lowell Varsty J.V. basketball squads got ther seasons underwa> last Frday aganst Delton. the Hockey team has several games under ther bell wnter sports wll s.h)n he n "full swng" at L.H.S. Ths ssue of the Ledger contans a four page wnter sports secton complete wth photos, rosters, schedules for Boys Varsty J.V. Basketball. Wrestlng. Hockey. Gymnastcs. Volleyball Chcerleadng along wth the names of all the area busnesses that helped sponsor the specal secton. We here at the Ledger sas "Thanks" to the sponsors "Good Luck" to the athletes' Accdent at brdge ste njures two workemen Two men were njured Wednesday. Dec. 2. at the S. Dvson St. brdge constructon ste n Lowell when a crane cable slpped. The Brown Brothers constructon crew were drvng Lowell Lanes breakn Law enforcement offcers arrested a man leavng the rear of Lowell Lanes wth a cash box on Thursday. Dec. 4. at 3:36 a.m. He had apparently broken a wndow crawled n. Patrck Dbble. 18 of Tower Rd. n Lowell w as released on S2.00() bond pendng arragnment. Deputy Ronald Dtmar of the Kent Co. Sherff's Departmen* made the arrest, asssted by Offcer Steve Pace of the Lowell Polce Department ROSE DRVE NN W. Man, Lowell. Sller Specal 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. only; Frst one S3.50, second one $1.00. Eggs, corned beef hash coffee $1.50. Olve burgers 6Sc. GREAT CURL! Great Body! wth Unperm at Vanty Har Fashons. 203 E. Man, Lo*»ell STRAND Our Chrstmas Specal 1 M 1 t M 1 t, A s Frday, Dec. 11th thru Monday, Dec. 14th Monday l Bargan Nght WALT DSNEY PRODUCTONS prrmnlt H H B a WtTBaol Tl.l MMl O.OW* PWW SON* p; the frst of a new set of plngs that mornng when the cable fell on them. LeRoy VanVleet of West Olve suffered several broken rbs was knocked n the rver unconscous. The cable then struck Waller Myers of Beldng a glancng blow to the shoulder. accordng to foreman Morgan Snodgrass. "Myers grabbed hm (Van Vleet) when he came up." sad Snodgrass. "Then Roll-over crash A Lowell man lost control of hs car n the early hours of Thanksgvng Day was arrested for drvng whle under the nfluence of alcohol. Tmothy Stroosnyder. 25. of 435 Lncoln Lake Kd.. was northbound on Lncoln Lake at 12:50 a.m. when he faled to negotate a curve. The car spun on the gravel shoulder rolled over twce gong dow n an embankment. Stroosnyder. the sole occupant of the car. was not njured. by Chuck Neller PRECSON & FASHON HARSTYLNG - For both men women. Man's World Harstylng. Phone c45tf ALL SEATS $ H 0 for all 4 nghts! Myers rolled hm up took them to Butterworth onto the platform tll the Hosptal. Van Vleet remaned under ntensve care rescue squad came." Lowell Rescue helped n stable condton. Myers brng the men to shore, was treated released. Bud's Ambulance Servce Muskegon man des n three car accdent here \ three car accdent klled one man njured another Saturday on M-21 near Parnell Ave. Vehcles of the Lowell Polce Dept. Fre Dept. were dspatched at 1:25 p.m. just shortly before the Chamber of Commerce Chrstmas Parade was to begn, as traffc was halted on the two lane hghway. Donald A. Sn. 28. of Muskegon was dead at the scene. He was westbound on Fulton St. when hs car Aucton benefts crossed the centerlne struck an oncomng vehcle headon. The drver of the eastbound car. Steve B Smth Dcknson S.E. n Gr Rapds, was taken to the Butterworth Hosptal ntensve care unt where he was lsted n crtcal condton. A thrd vehcle, unable to stop, struck Smth's ear n the rear. The drver. Lnda K. Falsetta. 24. of Saranac. was not njured. Easter Seals Socety An aucton to beneft the Easter Seals Socety brought n a good crowd approxmately $1,875 at the Lowell 4-H fargrounds Saturday. Wllam VanBeek bought the hgh prce tcket for the day. a snowmoble, for $85 Reedy Really. Century 21. of Lowell Hastngs, sponsored the event. Tom Nagy volunteered hs servces as auctoneer tems donated b\ merchants the publc went on the block at noon b\ 5 p.m. everythng was gone. "They were all good spenders." Nagy sad. "They opened up ther hearts opened up ther pocketbooks." We thank everybody who got nvolved n helpng the crppled chldren. by Chuck Neller ALTO LBRARY 605V nfeld SE T 1:00-8:00 Th. 12:00-5:00 S 9:00 12:00 SARANAC LBRARY 63 Brdge St T 9:00-7:00 Th. 1:00-5:00 Sa. 9:00-1:00 Closed Sundavs & Holdav

2 Gr Valley Ledger Wednesday. Dec. 9, 1981 Page 2 Obtuares EGGLESTON - Carl E. Eggleston, aged 84. of Lowell. passed away Dee. 3, He s survved by hs chldren. John Rta Eggleston of Frceport, Wllam Alce Eggleston of Lowell. Mrs. Paul (Ohnalee) Bloem of Wayl: 20 grchldren. 10 great grchldren. Funeral Mass was sad Monday at Holy Famly Church n Caledona, wth Rev. Donald Heydens. Celebrant. nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. Rosary was sad Sunday evenng at the Roth- Gerst Funeral. Lowell. FORD Maynard C. Ford, aged 76. of 6142 Mnosa Dr. SE.. formerly of Whte Cloud, passed away Sunday at Gr Rapds Osteopathc Hosptal. He s survved by hs wfe. Aleen, famly. Jeff sabel Ford of Texas. Ralph Donna Hayes of Florda. Earl Pat Babcock. Jm Carol Dougan of Sparta. Jmmy Dors Teck of Colorado; 10 grchldren; one aunt. Carre Condon of Lowell. Funeral Servces wll be held Wednesday 3 p.m. at the funeral home, wth Rev. Ronald Entenman offcatng. Crematon wll follow servces. Those who wsh may make memoral contrbutons to the Cancer Fund. HOUSEMAN - Mrs. Vrgna Hll Houseman, aged 70. of Saugatuck. formerly of Gr Rapds, passed away Saturday n the Cascade Care Center. Survvng are her son. Maure H. Houseman of Ada; three grchldren. Fred. Kate Hank Houseman; one nephew. Ted Hll of Austn. TX. A Memoral Servce wll be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. n the chapel of Fountan Street Church, the Rev. John H. Bowers offcatng. LE MEAU Helen L. LeMeau, aged 67. of ona, passed away Dec She s survved by a brother. Robert Fuller of Gr Rapds: two ssters. Mrs. Harvey (Alce) Kng of Lowell, Mss Beatrce Fuller of ona; a grson. Davd. Funeral Servces were Saturday at the Roth-Gerst Funeral. Lowell, wth Rev. Rchard VeKeft of the Calvary Chrstan Reformed Church of Lowell offcatng. nterment Easton Cemetery. SHARPE Mary Lou Sharpe, aged 56. of Lowell, passed away Dec She s survved by her husb. Gordon A., two daughters. Mrs. Werner (Marca) Meyer of Newaygo. Mrs. Jeff (Sue) Wlson of Comstock Park; two sons. Gordon wfe Lnda of Saranac. Denns Sharpe of Lowell; two brothers, James VanOflen Joseph VanOflen; two ssters. Mrs. Los Sharpe Mrs. Betty Hall; sx grchldren; several neces nephews. Memoral Funeral Servces were Saturday at the Roth-Gerst Funeral. Lowell, wth Rev. Gerald R. Bates of the Frst Methodst Church offcatng. Crematon has taken place. Memoral contrbutons may be made to the Amercan Cancer Socety or charty of your choce. STRAUBEL Morgan Peter Straubel, aged 69. of Austn. Texas, former Beldng resdent, ded suddenly last Frday whle vacatonng n Corpus Chrste, TX. He was bom Oct. 6, 1912, son of Frederck Danel Derlda Mare Straubel, He attended St. Smon Grade. School. He marred Maron Ward Sullvan Jan. 19, 1942 n Washngton, D.C. He was Chef of Qualty Control for Desel Lear Segler, nc. n Gr Rapds. He was preceded n death by two sons, Frederck Joseph. Survvng besdes hs wfe, are seven sons. Peter of Bangkok. Thal, Albert of Mlwaukee, Wse.. Mark of Chapel Hll. N.C.. Andrew of Fargo. N.D.. Gerard of Austn, TX, Davd of Charlevox. M, Patrck of Gr Rapds: fve daughters, Mrs. Robert (Alne) McCarthy of Rockford, Mrs. Steven (Monca) Hefferon of Parnell, M, Mrs. John (Ann) Haglund of Gr Ledge, Mrs. Rchard (Karn) Chappell of Coldwater. M, Mare of Houston. TX; one sster, Mrs. Stephen (Marge) Olss of Gr Rapds; also 10 grchldren. two nephews, fve m n, Slppers Lades Shoe Boots Snowmoble Boots Gft Certfcates Socks Work Boots Moon Boots See These And Many Other Santa Suggestons At... ANDERSON SHOE ST0R 209 E. Man Lowell* mfhme OF THE LOWELL AREA CHAHKK OF COMMERCE neces. Memoral Servces were held Saturday, Dec. 5 at St. Patrck Church n Parnell. wth the Rev. Owen Bennett of St. Anthony-on-Hudson, Renselaer, N.Y. offcatng. Memoral contrbutons may be made to the Heart Assoc. of Mchgan. WEEKS - Robert Weeks. 82. of 88 Mll St., Saranac, ded Frday evenng n Kent Communty Hosptal. He was born Nov the son of Orlow Grace Weeks was a farmer all hs lfe. He was marred to Thclma Wells n 1925 n ona; she preceded hm n death n June Survvng are: a son. Jack Weeks of Saranac: two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Dors) Beukema Mrs. Vvan Lott, both of Saranac; three ssters. Mrs. Lllan Cargon of Saranac; Mrs. Hugh (Edth) Slverthorne of Florda: Mrs. C.J. Ange Nye of Greenvlle. Ten grchldren 7 great grchldren also survve. Funeral servces were Monday at the Lake Funeral. Saranac. Bural n Saranac Cemeterv. CHARGNG ADMSSON? Roll Tckets, sngle or doable, assorted colors. Gr Valley Ledger, A WREATH FOR ALL SEASONS To begn ths homemade holday decoraton, amass a goodly supply of pretty evergreen cones, acorns, nuts, seed pods, gum-tree "balls". You wll then need to oven-dry your supply of cones. Smply bake them on alumnum-fol-covered cooke sheets, at 150 o F, for about 15 mnutes. The "base" of your wreath should be jgsawed from very thn board. After you've cut a hoop the sze you want, lake a drll wth a 1 4 "or 3 8" bt bore numerous holes at rom. (They'll allow you to wre the foraged baubles n place). To begn the creatve part of your project, take the end of an approxmately 12-nch length of fne wre. workng from the back of the wreath board, push t through a hole near the rng's nner edge. Then fold the wre tp over twst t... to form a "knot" that won't pull back through the hole. Select a number of small, sturdy, ncely shaped cones (enough to go around the nner outer borders of the garl. hold one of them perpendcular to your wreath wth ts bottom layer of "petals" under the nner edge of the hoop next to the wre "knot", wedge the cone onto the thn rm of the wood. Next, secure the decoraton aganst the nsde of the rng hy runnng the wre out around the cone back down through another hole.so that the workng end of the str wnds up. agan, emergng from the undersde of the wreath. Then smply put another cone n placepushng t tghtly aganst, actually enmeshng t wth, the frst contnue the procedure, addng wre as needed, around both the nner outer edges of the hoop. When the borders are fnshed, choose a spot to serve as the top of the wreath, bend hooks n the ends of a 6- nch length of coat hanger... fasten the wre tps through holes n the board to form a hangng loop Next, splt a number of whte pne cones nto lengthwse halves wedge them (flat sdes down! nto the space left between the two "border" rngs of small cones... untl the entre surface of the wreath s covered (Ths layer should ft n place snugly enough so as not to need wrng l To be really artstc, you mght want to add a "flower" here there by cuttng away all hut the two or three basal layers of "petals" from a squat cone. (Hue an acorn n the bloom's center wre the brttle blossom n place.. surround t wth symmetrcal groups of nuts, small cones, etc When you're satsfed wth the balance of your de sgn, fll n all of the "holes" wth alder seed pods, tny hemlock cones, acorns, so forth all glued n place. Fnally, to hde the network of wres on the wall sde of the decoraton, glue a felt cover to the hoop's back You may also want to protect l shne) your fnshed wldcraft wth a lght coat of clear acrylc. The result wll be a wreath that s so pretty you may nn cr take t downl For FREE aoolona nlormrt' on 01 Antt" ptoje O' o" 'H MOTHER EARTH NEWS' magazne bend your name an! acjjtcss lo Dong MQR Wth LESS' ca'eol bs papet As* lo Rfpnn No 803 AGameol Skll N4143 VFW kds only sole The kds flocked to the annual Kds Only Sale n Lowell Saturday. A store for young shoppers was set up n east half of VFW Hall. All the gfts n the store were new, bought sold at wholesale cost bv VFW Post Most of the parents took a breather next door n the VFW lounge. The women of the VFW Auxlary aded t gft wrappng wth th more dffcult decsons. Santa Claus (Post Chapla John Stnson) offcated. by Chuck Nell* QUALTY PRNTNG Offset t Letterpreu. Gnu Valley Ledger, DS N. Broa way, The Gr Valley Ledger (USPS ) s publshed weekly for $6 00 a year n Kent or ona Countes. S8 00 a year outsde the countes by the Gr Valley Ledger Publshng Company. 105 N Broadway St, Lowell, Mchgan ROGER K BROWN EDTOR & PUBLSHER Second-Class Postage Pad at Lowell. Mchgan POSTMASTER Publshed Every Wednesday Send address change to The Gr Valley Ledger, P O Bo* 128, Lowell. Ml MONEY ORDERS MCHGAN BELL b CONSUMERS POWER BLLS PAYABLE HERE LOTTERY TCKETS Store Hours: Monday thru Saladay»a»n to 9pm Sundays 9an to 6pm Gr Valley Ledger Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1981 Page 3 SCOTCH PNE CHRSTMAS TREE 6 ltl tall Easy lo tmbl Flam* ralra dant Complata wllb al REG FT. TtE VALUE n. TE! 9 29 VALUE * 99 NDOOR/OUTDOOR WEATHERPROOF MNATURE FLASNNt OR NONFLASHNt CHRSTMAS LGHT SETS -- H. Set can be adusted rom twnklng lo steady burnng! one bulb burns out. the others reman lt Add on plug e*tra bulbs 2 98 VALUE 4 29 VALUE mt -o-j VALUE 20 LGHT SET Specal Purchase Whle Supply Lasts! gran prx STEREO CASSETTE Tape Recorder Player Amplfer Er Speakers Advancng LED meers lor rght b left channels Dgtal Tape Coune' wth Reset Button Rotary Tone Volume b Balance Conlro;, Su Pano Kev Type Cassette Controls Slop Eecl push button control Sptct*/ Gal. All Glass AQUARUM b KT GFT BOXED $0* A W AL GlUS AQUARUM AND KT NAME ADDRESS PHONE _ efu S/eo S** So areatfy *«<3 PKG.OF20 ~ CHRSTMAS BOWS 0e vame;. t puanaseo nowjuay t r - Regular S 'KT ENTER TO WN A GANT bo - RAVEN SNOWMOBLE JACKETS Assorted Szes & Colors Mens Lades Reg Sale FVE POUND HERSHEY BAR r " ' 57* \MT 2 PKGS WTH COUPO*# KRYSTALKLEER CELLO TAPE 1 2-x500 59C VALUE 4/1... V 00 LMT 4 WTH COUPON... J CTY JUMOtOU (NSMAS GFT WRAP % at*«m> u" ' «' avth JW.»«" lo- Mt<.,». ««<.c.' 'C"»-«botte a-4t ' H ".«VA.Ut 9 59 PROCTOR-SLEX' Shop these & dozens of other great Chrstmas Bargans our bg 6 page flyer out ths week. Extra copes n the store. Sale Ends Sunday AUTOMATC DRP 10 CUP COFFEE MAKER YOUR NET COST Auloamlc wlch conltol Bfrw lo- wo batkal Beos t* Ftar llts 39 9S VALUE LESS MFC REfftTE PECE CHRSTMAS SFT ENCLOSURE BSSEll CARPET BUTLER / fcvy C \ CURLER-STYLER Swvel cord On lght Ready dot Cool tp 9 99 VALUE YOUR NET COST CEDAR SPRNGS 43 8 Mam St (616) ALLEGAN 560 Jennet Drve (616) CALEDONA 131 W Mam St (616) Sturdy, compact. lghtwetght Unque one pece desgn new swng-down dust pen lor easy emptyng Rubber bumper protects turnlture Pen-comb contlnuouely cleene the brush Easly stored - mmedletely avalable lor quck clean-up WRGLEY'S PLEN-T-PAK Spearmnt Doublemml Jucy Frul Bg Red Freedent Spearmnt 59c VALUE Freedent Peppermnt 3 For Save up to S2 SO combnaton cash retund cou pons toward tu lure purchases Mtg Rebate Coupons m store "AA" 2 PACK 2.00 VALUE C" & "D" 2 PACK 9 VOLT- SNGLE PACK 2.60 VALUE WALK-A-BOONO AM POCKET RADO Wth leatherwenjht head phone, rotary tunng dal Uses 2 Penlght batteres not ncluded VALUE VALUE DRY-STCK OTHEH LPPERT LOCATONS N WESTERN MCHGAN CARSON CTY 119 W Mam St (616) WHTE CLOUD 1189 Wlco* Ave (616) GREENVLLE 507 N LalayetleSt (616) GRAND VLLAGE MALL 3501 Farlane FESTVE FANCY MXED NUTS.o' h ' shoppng 160Z VALUE PHARMACY Vo,

3 Gr V«lle> Lodger - Wednetdl.v, Dec. 9, 1981 Page 4 Comng Events... SAT., DEC. 6: Lowell Communty Center party for underprvleged kds. 1 p.m. to3 p.m. age lmt Shop for used toys. Santa Claus. cookes punch. Tharsdav, Dec. 10: 7:30 P.M. Lowell Schools 7th 8th grade chors Chrstmas program n the Mddle School Cafctorum. Fr. Dec. 11: Crcleman Chapter *94 OES wll hold a potluck dnner for the famlypror to the regular monthlymeetng on Fr. Dec 11 n the Lowell Masonc Tempel. Brng a dsh to pass & own table serverng. Meat wll be furnshed. Eat at 6:30 p.m. meetng at 8:00 P.M. Also $2 gft exchange. Dec. 12: St. Marys & School Assocaton wll hold t's Chrstmas Bazaar on Sat. Dec. 12 from A.M. to 7 P.M. at St. Marys School. 322 Amty Lowell. made Chrstmas decoratons. Santas Secret workshop & Bake goods. Soup & salad wll be served from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. SAT., DEC. 12: Chrstmas s For Kds, sponsored by the Lowell Area Jaycees from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hgh School Audtorum. Moves, games etc. for chldren whle parents shop Lowell. SAT., DEC. 12: The Vergennes Co-operatve Club wll hold a beneft bake sale at Eberhard's store on Saturday. Dec. 12. from 9:30 a.m. untl 12 noon. All moneyreceved here wll be donated to the L.A.S.A. specal fund. Dec. 13: Clark Ells Post *152 Amercan Legon & lary arc havng a famlypot-luck Chrstmas dnner on Sunday- Dec. 13 at 1:00 at Legon Club Rooms. All members ther famles are nvted. Brng own table servce a dsh to pass. Chrstmas Eve Servces at TRNTY LUTHERAN CHURCH 2700 East Fulton Street Rev. Dr. James G. Cobb, Pastor 5:00 P.M. - Famly Chldren's Servce 10:45 P.M. - Sacrament of Holy Communon Carols by Clelght All Are Welcome! MSSONARY CHURCH a m Worshp Servce 1100 a m (Meetng n the Lowe Hgh School Chor room) 750 Foreman Road Evenng Servce 7 00pm Prayer Bb*e Study Wed 7 00 p m (Meetng m the Pastor s Foreman Roadt Pastor Glenn H Marks ADA CHRSTAN REFORMED CHURCH 7152 BradleW St SE REV ANGUS M MacLEOD Mornng Worshp 9 30 A M Evenng Worshp 6 00 P M BETHANY BBLE CHURCH 3900 East Fulton REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Monng Worshp 9 50 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Evenng Servce Wednesday Servce A M 6 00PM 7 30 P M FRST CONGREGATONAL CHURCH OF LOWELL (Member Unrted Church & Chnst) North Hudson at Spnng St Lowell DR RCHARD GREENWOOD Mormng Worshp Church School A M (CnUwry & Nursery Prowtded) SARANAC COMMUNfTY CHURCH (Un*sd Church o«chn«j) 125 Brdge St Saranac M DAL A-PRAYER Mommg Worshp AM THE REV EDWN MENDENHALL WHrTNEYVLLE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRST UNDENOMNATONAL 4935 Whrtneyvlle FW Ada Sunday Mom Worshp Servce am Sunday Evenng Servce Coffee & mlk wll be furnshed. SUN., DEC. 13: Past Ma trons of Cyclamen Chapter #94 O.E.S. wll hold ther Chrstmas potluck at 4:30 p.m. n the Lowell Masonc Temple. Brng your own table servce, dsh to pass husb. Meat wll be furnshed. Use your culnarysklls n your gft to exchange. MON., DEC. 14: Showboat Garden Club Chrstmas party wll be held at the Methodst Church. Punch wll be served at 6:30 wth dnner at 7:00. Please brng a 52 exchange gft. MON., DEC. 14: Showboat shutter-bugs camera club wll meet Monday. Dec p.m. at the Lowell Hgh School Room J-3. Vstors welcome. MON., DEC. 14: The Golden Swngers wll have ther Chrstmas party at Schneder Manor at noon. Potluck dnner at 12:00. Brng your own servce a dsh to pass. Turkey coffee wll be furnshed. A Chrstmas program wll be presented. nstead of a gft exchange we voted to each gve S2.00 to chartv. All welcome. Wednesday, Dec. 16; 6 P.M. the Kent County Councl of the VFW wll have a Chrstmas Party at the Lowell VFW Post 8303 on E. Man St. All VFW members welcome a m 6 00 p m Wed Evenng Prayer Servce 7 30pm Challenger s Youth Group Wed 7 30 p m PASTOR JAMES GROENDYK ADA COMMUNTY REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple R'ver Dr Pastor Jerry L Johnson Mornng Worshp A M Evenng Worshp 6 00 P M WE NVTE YOU TO MAKE THS COMMUNTY CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL CALVARY CHRSTAN REFORMED CHURCH OF LOWELL 1151 West Man Street REV RCHARD VANDEKEFT WorsNp Servce 10 AM & 6 P M AM Supervsed Nursery Durng All Servces. RRST UNTED METHODST CHURCH OF LOWELL 621 E Man St Momng Wory-p e30am9 45AM 11AM Church School 9 45 A M GERALD R BATES MNSTER Beun Poe Assoc Mnster Nursery 8 30AM 9 45 AM 11AM Saturday Mass Sunday Mass ST. MARY'S CATHOLC CHURCH 402 N Amty FR THOMAS SCHLLER PASTOR NEW HOURS 5 30 P M 9 & 11 A M Thursday, Dec. 17{ Lowell Mddle School 7th 8th bs Chrstmas Concert. 7:30 P.M. n the Cafetorum. NEWS FROM BOB VANDERLAAN Senate Republcan Leader Robert VerLaan (R-Kentwood) State Senator John Mowat (R-Adran), a member of the Senate Labor Commttee sponsor of Governor Mllken's workers' compensaton reform legslaton ssued the followng jont statement: The fact that the Senate has fnally acted on workers' compensaton legslaton s postve that acton appears to be movng n the rght drecton-unlke House acton earler ths week. The economc clmate, publc pressure Republcan threats to dscharge the Governor's work comp reform legslaton from the Senate Labor Commttee, we beleve, created the atmosphere needed for Democrats to fnally move on workers' compensaton legslaton. However, the reforms adopted by the Senate do not go far enough. Republcans wanted a much stronger defnton of dsablty tghter language n other facets of the legslaton. Republcans n the Senate worked trelessly to get as good a package as we could. We only hope that workers' compensaton reform legslaton wll be strengthened n the House n Conference Commttee. FRST BAPTST CHURCH OF ALTO Comer ot 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Momng Worshp Jr -Sr Hgh Young People 6 30 P M Evenng Worshp 7 00 P M Wednesday Bble Study 7 00 P M REV GEORGE L COON Telephone or CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL 201 North Waahmglon Street REV WLLAM F HURT Church School Momng Worshp Evenng Servce HOMESPUN DEVOTONS by Paulne E. Spray But even the very- hars of your head are all numbered. (Luke 12:7). am fond of pretty- hkerchefs. But haven't always felt ths way. When 1 was a youngster, felt veryletdown f the one who drew my name at school gave me a hkerchef for my Chrstmas present. As watched the other chldren open ther gfts small bottles of perfume. trnkets, toys the party lost some of ts gayety for me because of my dsappontment. t's strange how our deas change as we grow older. t's amusng to note the dfference whch has taken place n our atttudes. Those thngs we once consdered unmportant. we now prze. And many problems whch seemed mountanous no longer frghten us wth ther mmensty. Many tmes we're gulty of takng our Heavenly Father for granted. We are prone to thnk of Hm as an mpersonal Beng. One Great Sprt. who s so busy runnng the affars of the unverse that He s unconcerned wth us as ndvduals. However, we change our atttude about hm when we fully realze that He has even numbered the very- hars of each person's head. We know He s vtally concerned wth every phase of every ndvdual's lfe. When we realze that, our problems do not frghten us any longer. No one s lttle unmportant n God's sght. "Each of us s specal." Prayer: "Hear. O Lord, have mercy upon me; Lord, be thou my helper... thou hast put off my sackcloth. grded me wth gladness:...0 Lord, my God. 1 wll gve thanks unto Thee forever." Amen. Never a tral that He s not there. Never a burden that He doth not bear. Never a sorrow that He doth not share. Moment by moment. 'm under Hs care. DANEL W. WHTTLE Trnty announces servces Chrstmas wll be celebrated at Trnty Lutheran Church East Fulton Street, wth two servces of ATTEND SERVCES 6 00 P M Wednesday Md-Week Servce Jr. Teens Adults 7 00PM Nursery - Come & Worshp Wth Us GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2287 Segwun S E Lowell Mchgan Mornng Worshp 9 30 A M MARKBUCKERT PASTOR Ron Maykkyen Elder toocm ooo TRNTY LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) REV Dr James G Cobb Paslor Ronald McCalum Semnary ntern 2700 E Fulton Worshp Servce 8 30 & AM Sunday Church School 9 30 A M Nursery ProwKJed Bamer Free GAULEE BAPTST CHURCH OF SARANAC Comer ol Orchard & Pleasant Momng Worshp 1100AM Evenng Worshp 7 00 P M Young Peoples Afterglow - Wed Famly Nght 8 30 P M P M REV JAMES FRANK (Nursery & Chldren s Churches) RRST BAPTST CHURCH OF LOWELL 2275 West Mam Street 9 45 A M Momng Worshp Jr Hgh Youth Group Evenng Servce Sr Hgh Youth Group 5 30PM 7 00PM 8 15PM Wednesd&y Famly Hour 7 30 P M DR DARRELL WLSON REORGANZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRST OF UTTER DAY SANTS th St SE Alto Ml HGH PREST DRK VENEMA Church School Worshp Servce Mdweek Prayer Servce Evenng Worshp Servce 9 45 A M 7 30 P M 7 00 P M VERGENNES UNTED METHODST Comer Parnell & Baley drve Worshp Servce A M Cottee Hour Church School 1115AM DR STANLEY H FORKNER Ph 'Lttle Whle Church On The Comer worshp on Chrstmas Eve. A famly chldren's servce at 5:00 p.m. the Festval Clelght worshp servce at 10:45 p.m. At the fve o'clock servce, there wll be specal musc by chldrens' chors, ntroductory segment by muppets. a plan other ways of tellng the story of Chrstmas. At 10:45, the Festval worshp ncludes the Sacrament of Holy Communon carols by clelght. The Sanctuary- Chor wll provde specal musc under the drecton of Helen Stroh; Kathleen Bolthus s organst. The Rev. Dr. James G. Cobb s pastor. PHnted Napkns, Matches ()PK\ LETTER Dear frends. "You can't please ev- erybody. Don't let crtcsm worry you. Snce hate posons the soul, dol not chersh enmtes.! grudges. Avod peoplej who make you unhappy." "Keep busy at somethng. A busy person never has tme to be un-l happy." Such was the phlosophy of author. Robert L. Stevenson. Respectfully. /.ru/l s ROTH-GERST] FUNtRAl HOMt cozy corner. Roger Brown My father s a very actve 57 years old. He s at work runnng hs busness every day has more projects gong on the sde than anyone know. Over the past few years he has helped my brothers buld our frst homes, bult two 1 cottages, remodeled a good share of hs home s currently buldng a new house for my sster. n between all of ths he s always workng on antque clot, replcas, antque gun replcas or just plan buldng somethng n hs workshop. dropped n on hm for a mnute last Saturday of course he was n hs workshop. Sttng on the workbench was one of hs latest projects. recognzed t mmedately as the small cherry occasonal table that has been n the famly longer than have. The lttle table s a fne pece of furnture that my parents bought when they were frst marred has somehow survved thrty-fve years of rowdy kds gr kds. t ddn't survve unscathed however, that's why t was n the workshop. He had taken t to a professonal to have t strpped t was ready to get a new fnsh when saw t. The strpper sad the job would cost S5.00. but when my father came to pck t up the guy offered to buy t for S25.00 sad somethng about t beng a nce antque. My father declned the offer commented wth. "Jeez... you're makng me feel pretty old. bought that "antque" when t was br new!" Not beng one to dwell on hs youth, my father thought ths was funny as could be has been tellng ths lttle story around ever snce. Puttng myself nto hs suhjs. 'm not so sure 'd fnd a smlar stuaton all that funny. 1 feel much better now that 've taken nventory of the furnture n our house. Most peces are ether Sears Roebuck or John F. Lawhon (remember hm?) orgnals not too apt to last nto the 21st century reachng "antque" status. We do have a few peces that we pad the long dollar for. but they arc all thngs lke our dnette set that get a lot of use wll lkely wnd up out by the curb rather than an antque shop. The lone excepton s a hardwood rocker that we got as a Chrstmas gft early n our marrage. t doesn't get much use sts a good chance of makng t to "antquehood" thus becomng my cherry table. But. 1 may be saved from that one too. My wfe has recently proclamed that our next house s gong to be ultra-modern, whch s a slght shft from our current colonal house furnture. 1 can't see a colonal maple rocker n a room surrounded by other furnture of chrome, glass plastc, so t too wll lkely bte the dust somewhere along the way. Ths leaves only one problem... ME! f that table s an antque at 35. 'm almost 32. then 'm just a few years from becomng an antque myself. s a dfference between me that cherry table though. can't be strpped refnshed. [WATER SMOKE OR THEFT... Hurts renters just as much as homeowners. Can you afford the loss of your valuables, your furnture your clothes? A fre or a thef could wpe them out n mnutes. For a few dollars a month, you can protect all yo-" belongngs. See us today. Agency, nc. 835 W. Man Chrstmas s for kds On Saturday. December 12 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. the Lowell Area Jaycees wll be holdng ther annual Chrstmas party for area chldren n the Hgh School Audtorum. The Jaycees wll watch area kds ths Saturday afternoon so ther parents can go Chrstmas shoppng. The goal s to releve parents for a few hours so they can take advantage of the shoppng opportuntes rght here n Lowell, whle the kds have an entertanng afternoon. ncluded n the planned actvtes are flms, cartoons, games, Chrstmas songs treats for the sweet tooth. The Jaycees are beng aded by the Jaycettes who are helpng wth the actvtes. Both organzatons feel ths project s mportant because t serves the parents, merchants chldren. Besdes they say they enjoy the fun almost as much as the kds. All area chldren are nvted the program s free. For further nformaton call BU Green at Rumanans clam descent from Roman solders colonsts who occuped the l begnnng n 79 A.D. FOR THE ROAD DELCO BATTERES ON SALE *46.39 to Gr Valley Ledger Wednesday, dec. 9, 1981 Page S 1982 YMCA wnter classes The followng are the classes the Lowell Famly YMCA wll contnue ths wnter. Aerobcs for women, women's ftness classes, men's basketball. Jazz Tap Ballet for all ages, knttng. Sewng, Rug Hookng, Qultng. Elementary Tumblng. Beg/lnt/Adv. Gymnastcs. Kddy Gym. Youth Bowlng. Some of our new classes wll be Aerobcs for Senor Ctzens. Gutar Lessons. Beg/ nt/adv. Alto Elementary Tumblng. Elementary Arts Crafts. Most classes wll be startng the week of Jan. 4. Call the Y offce to regster early Bakng soda quckly removes spatters traffc grme from wndshelds, headlghts, chrome enamel. Wpe wth soda sprnkled onto damp sponge rnse. Battery Chargers 6 amp- $35.59 Ol Spout $ amp Grease Guns $8.95 Booster Cables $15.95 $32.95 Sun' rmng LGHT CP7501 Reg. $63.75 Specal Fronter' Lock Back KNVES $ $ Solar ' Specal anp WELDER $ Reel Lghts Model 253 Model JADE JACKS 3 Ton $ Ton Ton M3.46 % Ton.r.$12f J6 2 Ton Floor 1 Machne Shop Servce Sun DA SANDER $55.95 Specal on... SErK TOOL SETS Tool 6 Drawer Top 4 Drawer Bonom $ On. Qntyl HEB TOW ROPES $ amp $ amp $15.99 $ lbs. $ lbs.$ ,500 lbt.*29* Head Recondtonng Hydraulc Hosm Mad* Drum b Rotors Turned Mon, Tu*». b Thur 8am 5;30pm Wed. 6Fn., Saturday Bam-7pm Bam 3pm Aco Pckup Seat Covers $39.95 Steerng Wheel Covers $2.99 SNOW FLOWERS Sealed Beam Revolvng Lght Rapfcr Specal $69.95 Tear Drop Revolvng lght Regutar $44.10 Specal $ W Man St Lo»eN. Ml 4S331 PH 1S16 W7-K31 owboat AUOHOVE SUPPLY. NC )

4 Gr Vdlev Udgcr WedncMU.>. Dec. 9, 1981 Page 6 Ferrs hockey camp Regstratons are now beng accepted for Ferrs State Coleg»? seventh annual summer hockey camp whch wll begn the frst of four sessons on June The school s open to youths age eght to 17, enrollment s lmted. Sessons are set for June June 27-July 2. July 4-9 July Rck Duffett, Ferrs State's varsty hockey coach, hs staff wll provde each partcpant wth tranng n all hockey sklls, emphaszng shootng, skatng, stck hlng, passng, body checkng poston play. Duffett s a former All- Amercan goale from Mchgan State who played one 700 OOFF O F F season for Toledo n the HL coachcd hgh school hockey before startng Ferrs' program n The cost of the school s $195 for partcpants who wll be stayng on campus durng the week-long sessons. The fee ncludes on-ce classroom nstructon, physcal ftness for hockey, room, board recreaton. Cost for commuters s $110 ncludes on-ce classroom actvtes, physcal ftness for hockey daly lunch. Further nformaton a camp brochure regstraton form are avalable from the FSC offce of contnung educaton at (616) ext Showboat Automotve Chrstmas party Qt ZOO On December the John Ball Zoo Socety wll host ther annual "Chrstmas Party for The Anmals". The party wll be held at the zoo from 1 p.m. to3 p.m. the publc s nvted. Guests are encouraged to brng food presents for the anmals. Suggested food gfts are: Hay-Tmothy alfalfa; carrots, fresh fruts vegetables; unsalted nuts; unsalted rye crackers; corndred on the cob; dry dog food; whole wheat bread; lve meal worms crckets. The "Chrstmas Party For the Anmals" wll nclude specal actvtes for humans as well as the anmals. Santa hs elves wll arrve to greet vstors. wll b; carolng through the zoo led GOODfYEAR FLEXTEN cord Gooctyear HGH PERFORMANCE snov moble belt (One belt per coupon) 'loo OOFF..MftM ( RB99 THf. ROBN BRUSH samplet' OLMft U «SALE PRCE t l l j l Expres January 31,1982 K461 ART OF DRAWNG ANMALS Reg $6.80 SALE PRCE 4 K466 ART OF CARTOONNG >6 16 Reg. $8 65 SALE PHCE K462 ART OF DRAWNG 474 Reg $6.80 SALE PRCE K463 ART OF PASTEL PANTNG Reg. $7.25 SALE PRCE 5 19 /go M 1 n JO 11» K» «D 1*0 V Tftl#. V p -. 11*4 6 bmtc coton. bruthm. rhmnm. kxtntun 416 GOLDEN PALETTE $ r y p r by several west sde grls scout troops. Zoo lab. located n the Sy Wooldrdge Learnng Center, wll have ts gr openng for the publc. Zoo Lab s a famly orented actvty center whch helps parents chldren learn more about the zoo ts anmals. The zoo lab program was orgnally created at John Ball Zoo wth the assstance of the Smthsonan nsttute. A pre-school program actvty wll be presented n the chldren's barn. Earl Woodworth hs draft horses wll be gvng free hayrdes durng the party. Celebrty guests wll nclude the WLAV Rockscat. The Wood Woodpecker. The -Hop Kangaroo, The Gr Rver Troll. The Chrstmas Party wll also gve the publc a sneak peek at the new zoo. Brthm Tom Caralyn Jamson of Lowell wsh to announce the brth of a daughter, Ncole Mare, on November 30, The lttle mss weghed n at 8 lbs. 10 oz. was 22 nches long. Proud grparents are Mr. Mrs. John Brggs of Lowell Mr. Mrs. Harold Jamson of Gr Rapds. The waxed paper lnng of a cereal box wll make a good swch wrap. BLUE CROCODLE CERAMCS 508 West Man Street Lowell, Mch Sale Ends Saturday, December 12 SET MZ 88 Sog Ust tl 46 SALE PRCE - Art/Craft Boxes R.g 117 SO > Hack hto end He* 12 j r '.*s r oale PRCE SALE PRCE SALE PRCE Ptogular 12 8 Ea SALE PRCE Back mum Buy 4 Get 1 Free f t ftz' By Jm Frtgerold "Rch famous people please step ths way." the unformed man sad, my wfe mmedately followed hs nstructons. "Ths makes mc f eel as mportant as a congressman." 1 whspered. Members of Congress are Very mportant People, more commonly known as VPs. So are dplomats U.S. Supreme Court justces. 1 was remnded of ths anew recently when 1 read about the smply ghastly tme Rep. Wllam Broomfeld has fndng a place to park free at Natonal Arport n Washngton. Broomfeld. a Republcan, s from Brmngham, the Detrot suburb that, for ts brave successful defense aganst the nvason of low-ncome housng, has become as famous as the Berln Wall. Of course, most Brmngham resdents aren't prejudced aganst houses wth low ncomes but. after all. once such a house s bult, the next thng you know, someone wants 10 lve n t. Anyway. Broomfeld s currently representng hs consttucms by fghtng dplomats for free parkng spaces n the VP lot a Natonal Arport. You mght thnk most of the congressman's consttuents don't gve a damn f he has to pay to park, lke an ordnary human beng. Your problem s that you're an ordnary human beng. Bnxmfcld's problem s that there are only 110 spaces n the arport lot reserved for 535 members of Congress, nne Supreme Court justces more than 3.4O0 people who drve cars wth dplomatc lcense plates. These VPs are forever flyng somewhere to be very mportant, so there are many days when all 110 spaces arc taken before Rep. Broomfeld arrves. Ths forces hm to compete wth unmportant people for pad parkng space n publc lots. Naturally, ths makes hm angry. Broomfeld blames the dplomats, so he has ntroduced legslaton lmtng each foregn embassy to'two dplomatc lcense plates. Ths has upset our State Department whch fears that other governments mght retalate aganst Amercan dplomats who enjoy smlar parkng prvleges abroad. Currently, some of ths naton s top brans are tryng to work out a compromse. The hearts of most U.S. ctzens are warmed at ths evdence of ther lax dollars at work on a project crucal to the welfare of our country. Members of the meda are occasonally allowed to park close free, to help them n ther never-endng battle to protect the freedom of the pres«to freeload. so 1 can apprecate the mportance of Rep. Broomfeld's crusade. But some people thnk otherwse. Some people don't underst what t s about Washngton VPs that qualfes them to receve better treatment than that gven to everybody else who use such publc convenences as arports. s a congressman's work, hs need to travel swftly cheaply, really more mportant than that of a rbbon clerk? The rbbon clerks say no. n fact, they say the naton would be belter off. Washngton more responsve to the common man's needs, f VPs were forced to experence the parkng hassle that regularly causes the common man to njure hs back permanently whle carryng luggage fve mle* from the arport to a car whose trade-n value s less than the parkng fee. Rbbons clerks are unreasonable, of course. Most patrotc people realze l kep. Broomfeld had to pay to park, walk to move, he would be too poor too tred to be rch famous, whch s a requste for beng a VP. And f there were no VPs n Washngton, there would be no one to eat off Mrs. Reagan's S chna, one of ths naton's most valuable resources would be wasted. Oh yes. My wfe 1 were n a mult-screened theater when we followed the unformed man's nstructons fo "rch famous people" to move forward. We were wallng to see a move called "Rch Famous." When hed the usher our tckets. 1 told hm was a congressman ordered hm to go out to the parkng lot rotate mv tres. MULTPLY B Y ' 5 ' To convert teaspoons to mlllters, multply by fve. The Straw Basket 109 W. Mam Open Monday - Saturday 10-5:30 Wed. Evenng Untl 8 Ph Hrea Sports Season opener s thrller f last Frday's openng game s any ndcaton, the Lowell Red Arrows are gong to provde some exctng basketball for ther fans ths year. The Delton Panthers, led by 6'5" Dave Barry, just got past the Red Arrows n double overtme. Barry had 19 ponts for the wnners. Lowell began the game n a tght man-to-man defense. Greg Malone showed Delton what knd of game they were n for when he stole the ball seconds after the openng tp-off to gve Lowell a 2-0 lead. The lead changed hs throughout the frst quarter wth Lowell ahead at the end. The two teams battled n the second quarter the frst half ended wth the score ted at n the thrd quarter. Lowell consstently forced Delton nto turnovers took advantage of the stuaton to buld a lead. t looked lke Lowell mght put the game away early n the fourth quarter when they bult ther lead to as many as 14 ponts. Mdway through the fourth quarter, the Panthers began chppng away at the lead. Wth a very tght full-court press. Delton drew to wthn 2 ponts wth 12 seconds left on the clock. Forcng yet another Lowell turnover. Dave Barry ht a 13 foot jump shot to te the game at the end of. regulaton play. The frst overtme saw both team exchange baskets. Nether team could gan a real advantage. Wth 7 seconds left on the clock, Lowell had the ball out of bounds under ther basket. Tom Caldwell passed the ball n to Phl Beachler. but the 8 foot jumper refused to go through the basket, sendng the game nto ts' second overtme wth the score ted at n the second overtme wth 3 starters on the bench Hockey team wns games The Lowell Hgh School Hockey Team rased ts record to wth a par of wns last week. On Tuesday the Arrows defeated Gr Rapds Creston 6-3 then beat Grvlle 9-1 on Frday. Paul Whaley led the Lowell team aganst Creston wth four goals. The game was ted at 2-2 after the frst perod. Ry Lotterman Whalev parb ccorrd ongong v;' perod goals. Whaley then scored 3 second perod goals Kerry Vezno ced the vctory wth a goal n the fnal perod. After a one to nothng frst perod score on a goal by Whaley the Arrows scored four unanswered second perod goals to coast to a 9-1 vctory over Grvlle. Lotterman had a three goal va personal fouls, the Red Arrows just fell short. Delton took the lead wth 16 seconds left. Lowell had three shots to te the game but tme ran out as the ball was bouncng around the rm. "The team played a super game 'm very pleased wth ther performance." sad coach Ken Akers. " thought the defense was excellent the team played wth good ntensty. f we play lke that every game, we wll wn our share." Phl Beachler led the Red Arrows wth 19 ponts. Greg Malone Tom Caldwell contrbuted respectvely. Akers had prase for the kds who came off the bench when the starters fouled out. "t would have been easy for them to gve up. but they ddn't. They played wth the same desre rght to the end." Lowell hosts Lakewood Tuesday nght travels to Coopersvlle on Frday. nght, Jon Kerry Vezno had 2 goals each. Jm Crosby also talled one goal. Defensemen Joe Harkness. Andy Vredenburg. Jon Vezno kept the Bulldogs down to 15 shots on goale Jay Hobbs. Lowell's next contest wll be an 8:30 game on Frday aganst Gr Rapds West Catholc at the Cascade ce Arena. Lowell's Centennal Sesqucentennal Books Both are loaded wth wrtten pctoral hstory of Lowell's frst 150 years /vgretrt Grtndealho.Wn*' years l teo5u' s 6 00 Ea. e t l F o ' Set Avalable At: The Ledger, Lpperts, Buyers Gude, Cty Hall, That Specal Place, Savngs Loan State Savngs Bank Gr Valley Ledger Wedneaday, Dee. 9, Ptg 7 Sendme Burpees free 1982 seed catalog! want your full-color seed catalog descrbng more than - 1,800 vegetables, flowers. trees, shrubs, bulbs, rden ads. (f you ordered from Burpee n your new Catalog wll be sent to you automatcally.) Snce Burpee has been developng new vegetable flower varetes that are easer to grow more productve. Your satsfacton s guaranteed or your money back. Specal dscount for orderng early. (Mal to nearest address below.) W. Atlee Burpee Co Burpee Buldng Warmnster. PA or Clnton. 1A or P.O. Box 748, Rversde. CA Address CW AUee Burpee Co 'Burpee Seeds Kt»*> flklmu <» «h* ftrtut 1982 Tme To Jon The State Savngs Banks Chrstmas Club! ts so nce to receve your Chrstmas Club check! t Makes plannng your holday budget so easy. And ts tme to sgn up for Just stop n durng the month of November. You can depost as lttle as $1.00 per week, or as much as you desre! And the 1982 Holday season won't put a stran on your budget. We Also Have Specal... "Chrstmas Money Orders" Purchase The Gft That Suts Everyone!!! «Ul' U >J 3v» "The Chrstmas Money Order"...wll be more welcome than cash blls! ( safe from beng msplaced) The Chrstmas desgn adds the warm touch that says Merry Chrstmas! Stop n the State Savngs Bank today (or one of our convenent branch offces) purchase your specal Chrstmas Money Orders n the amount you wsh. ts so easy! 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5 Grnd Vdky Udgrr Wfdnr«da>. Dec Ptge 8 Off the blotter LrtterB... Edtor, Last Frday evenng, the Lowell Varsty basketball team, under the coachng of Mr. Ackers, gave a brllant dsplay of defense playng although the game was lost (n double overtme) by the score of t was an outstng game to watch should ths be any ndcaton; the Lowell team wll be n the play-offs ths season. A satsfed spectator. Charle Doyle Dear Roger. We out of towners would sure lke to see some pctures of the new brdge constructon. We underst from a relable source that you mght be persuaded to take some pctures prnt them f asked. Thanks, Bcv& Jm Hall Bobber Stamp* & Engraved Sgn made to order, New Years Eve Party VFW Post 8303, 307 E. Man Lowell ' \r D e c tl?? $25 per couple Musc by Jan Welman 'ft Tro Menu: Ham, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw. Baked Beans. Relshes. Coffee drnks party favors ncluded TCKETS AVALABLE AT THE POST Ths Week's 1978 DODGE COLT 4 Cylnder AM Rado 4 Speed Vnyl Roof & Sde Mouldngs Rear Defrost Whte Sdewall Tres Rustproofmg Red & Whte Was $4395 Lowell offcers nvestgated 8 accdent complants n the month of November. That makes the least amount of accdents for one month n the cty n over 4 years. Lowell rescue responded to 2 calls. Jerry Street Deborah Rchards collded n a property damage accdent on Man St. near Rversde Drve Monday. Nov. 30th. When the vehcle Rchards was drvng pulled from a parkng space on Mam St. struck Street's vehcle as he was attemptng to make a rght turn. Apprehended by store employees a Eberhard's Sunday afternoon was a juvenle shoplfter. Francs McMahon of Sara nac faled to yeld rgh of way at Jackson Ac Kent St. Sunday afternoon collded wth a "Vehcle drven by Gordon Rdgeway of Lowell. No njures were reported. Sale Prce $3595 nymoutf uodnp Jruch Dsabled chldren vst Gr Plaza More than 250 dsabled chldren wll vst the Amway Gr Plaza Hotel December to vew a dsplay of gngerbread houses created by local bakeres amateur chefs. Elementary-age chldren, enrolled n programs for the dsabled countywde. wll be brought to the Amway Gr Plaza Hotel between 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.. both days for a close-up look at the storybook-style houses. are more than chldren enrolled n programs for the dsabled throughout Kent County. An Amway van wll take part of the gngerbread dsplay to Lncoln Ken-O- Sha Schools so that chldren there can vew the unusual exhbt. "The Schools' admnstraton. parents, teachers have been very supportve of ths project." says Amway HOT LUNCH MENU WEEK OF DECEMBER MONDAY: Macaron Cheese or Goulash, steamed vegges. French bread, choce ol puddngs w whp or frut, mlk. TUESDAY: Swss Steak, mashed poaoes or rce w gravy, buttered green beans, dnner rolls or bread w p-nut butter, jello w whp or frut, n lk. WEDNESDAY: Chcken patty or barbecue on a bun, letuce salad u dressng, whole kernel corn, assorted frus. Chrstmas cookes, mlk. THURSDAY: Ravol or Tacos w meat, cheese A: letuce. cornbread w butter or syrup, vegetable or salad, choce of fresh or canned ruts or jello. mlk. FRDAY: Grlled cheese swches, potato chps pckles, soup or baked beans, chlled fruts or jello. mlk. (HWSK 930 W. Man, Lowell Phone Gr Plaza Hotel Vce Presdent General Manager Chrstan F. Schunack. "t's heartwarmng to partcpate n somethng lke ths to be able to nvolve the dsabled chldren of our communty." The gngerbread house dsplay, open to the publc free of charge through December 21. s part of an Amway Gr Plaza Hotel fund-raser for the Specal Olympcs. Mones ptched nto the hotel's Monroe Lobby Fountan. as well as the S 10 Gngerbread House Contest entry fee. wll be donated to the Specal Olympcs at a check presentaton ceremony December 21. Gngerbread Contest wnners wll also be announced that dav:then the entres wll be donated to the chldren's wards of local hosptals. The fund-raser s n honor of the nternatonal Year of Dsabled Persons, announced Jay Van Andel. Arm ay Corporaton charman of the board. Rchard DeVos, Amway Corporaton presdent co-founder, s a board member on the Unted Slates Councl m for the nternatonal Year of Dsabled Persons. j V. Happy Brthday... DECEMBER 5: Wllam Bvrne. Mchael Bloeher. DECEMBER 6: Mar> Phllps. DECEMBER 7: Tern Meredth. Danel Chrsman. DECEMBER 8: Lyle Peck. James Speerstra, Lynn Gardner. K Schroder M[!r y\ What we call "Half--Half" s actually 12 percent cream. DECEMBER 9: Mchelle Ralys. Hester Whte, Nola Bryan. Steve Bauer, Shar lene McClure. Nancy Schroder. Kathy Ro/man. Charles Ford. ' S w e e ' n Outdoor Mchgan has been lmted nterest n Fshng actvtes durng the past two weeks because of the frearm deer huntng season. Hgh water condtons few fsh n the rver have resulted n far to poor steelhead fshng n the Gr Rver at 6th Street dam. Per fshng along the Lak Mchgan shorelne has been" hampered recently by strong wnds. Some lake trout steelhead have been taken when weather permts. Some perch walleye catches are beng taken n Whte Lake. Other nl fshng has been practcally non-exstent. ce fshermen are an" xously awatng ce cover so they can safely venture out to pursue ther sport. are no lakes n the Gr Rapds area wth safe ce as yet. Frearm deer season buck kll has been good n the dstrct, partcularly n the central north central portons of the dstrct. Two to four bucks per square mle arc shot n ths area whcf* ncludes northern Kent, northern ona, Montcalm countes. Anterless kll s also up. Put-take pheasant season resumes agan December 1; pheasants. wll be released n the put-take areas n December. Ths number s down from last year. Due to a reducton n the number of brds aval-' able, most md-week releases wll be dropped wth releases for week-end days beng contnued as scheduled. Number of brds released per area per release wll be 60 to 90 brds. The average Amercan spends more tme shoppng for food than for any other tem n the budget. HEY KDS! Get Your Pcture % Taken Wth Santa THE RVERTOWN MALL WED, 16th 6:30-7:30 SAT. 18th 2:00-3:00 $3.00 For Professonal 5x7 Color Photo n Folder by Modern Photographes Lowell Hgh School Wnter Sports VARST V BASKETBALL ' Front Row ( to r) Phl Ullchnle, Ed Lowry, Ton Carless. Jason Barber. 2nd Row ( to r): Lance Bryan, Duke Burdette, Phl Beachler, Tom Caldwell. Ed Albus. 3rd Row ( to r): Shawn Lowry, Joe Schoen, Davd Malek, Coach Ken Akers, Don Vdean, Greg Malone. Kevn Matt son. Dec. 4 Dec. 8 Dec.11 Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Dec. 29 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Jan.12 Jan. 15 Jan.22 Jan. 29 Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Mar. 2 Mar. 5 Mar Mar Mar. 24 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 Gr Valley Ledger Wednesday, Dee. 9, 1981 Page 9 f BOY'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE :15 P.M (Hgh School Gym) Delton Lakewood Coopersvlle Fremont F.H. Northern F.H. Central Sparta Cedar Sprngs Caledona Greenvlle Beldng Coopersvlle Comstock Park Lakewood Fremont Sparta ona Cedar Sprngs Greenvlle Snow Date Beldng Dstrct Regonal Quarter Fnal Sem Fnal Fnals Varsty: Ken Akers Jr. Varsty: Robert Copel More nsde.. )

6 Gr Valley Ledger. Wednewby. Dec. 9, 1961 Page 10 J V BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE :00 P.M. (Hgh School Gym) Dec. 22 F.H. Northern Dec. 29 F.H. Central Jan. 5 Kent Occ. Jan.12 Caledona Feb. 2 Comstock Park Feb. 12 Unon Feb. 16 Kent Occ. Feb. 19 Sparta Feb. 26 Fremont Mar. 2 Sparta Lowell Volleyball 6:30 P.M. Jan.11 Kenowa Hlla (Walker) Away Jan. 13 lonla-fhn (Varalty) 6:00 Jan. 18 Beldng Jan. 20 Caledona Away Jan.25 Cooperavlle Away Feb. 1 Lakewood Feb. 3 ona Away Feb. 6 Gr Rapds nv. (J.C.) 10:00 A.M. Feb. 8 Fremont Away Feb. 11 Unon Feb.15 Sparta Feb. 17 Caledona Feb.22 Cedar Sprngs Away Feb.27 Lakewood nv.-lakewood 10:00 Mar. 1 Greenvlle Away Mar. 6 DatrcHMHSAA assgned) Mar. 13 Regonals-(" ") Mar. 20 State Gr Valley Ledger Wedneeday. Dec. 9 t 1981 Page 11 GRLS VOLLEYBALL REGULARS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL GRLS VOLLEYBALL PROSPECTS u Front Row ( to r) Steve Ralys, Erc Potter, Alan Southl, Mchael Ketchum, Chuck Burfcett. 2nd Row ( to r): Mason Mller, Cole Burdette, Bran Kdder, Jm Hostler, Crag Potter, Davd Kryger. 3rd Row ( to r): Coach Robert Copel, Robert Shelby, Pat Brown, Tm Gochenour, Mchael DeJong. Front Row ( to r) Km Dermond, Chrs Hldenbr, Lynn Wlyard, Km McFall, Fran Saboo. 2nd Row ( to r): Beth Stuart, Kelly Byrne, Lynn Dowlng, Karen Durkee, Carolyn Hostler, Janet Merrlman, Ang Slagh. 3rd Row (1 to r): Ronda DeLong, Kele Baker, Km VanWeelden, Coach Nemela. Kerry Whte, Pam Douma, Doreen Rckert. HOCKEY GYMNASTCS Front Row ( to r) Bran Hurley, Mke Roskamp, Mark Rose, Brent Daugherty, Charle Mattson, Kurt Katt. 2nd Row ( to r): Denns Jannenga, Denns Kelly, Doug Arnold, Dale Feagan, T.J. Hagga, John Lpkea, Rob Kng, Mrg. Jm Messner. 3rd Row ( to r): Coach Talus, Tony Dommer, Bran Gessler, Mark Whley, Erc Elznga, Bran Carless, Mgr. Paula Doyle. Front Row ( to r) Amy Swft, Lynn Annegage, Dane Taylor, Shela Carre, Nancy Wlson, Age Hyzer, Patty Shemen. Row 2 ( to r): Cathy Byrne. Tracy Jousma, Ruth Blakeley. Mckey Essex, Teresa Tdd, Nanc Wlson. Ange Hyzer. Dee Dee Collns. Row 3 ( to r): Ncole Curtss, Sy Gruzenga, Tonja Strouse, Coach Nemela, Robyn Ryder. Carol Ssson, Becky Schuelke. Front Row ( to r) Kerry Vezno, Jm Crosby, Ken Kamnsk, Greg Shambln, Jon Vezno. 2nd Row ( to r): Jon Puraley, Jay Hobbs, Frtz Schulz, Paul Whaley, Scott Grm, Ry Lotterman. 3rd Row ( to r): Coach Robert Merkarlns, Andy Verdenburg, Jol Harkness, Alan Post. Bran Daugherty, Wendaell Waklroup, Coech Rob McCormck. HOCKE v ' League Game dcnedue Nov. 21 Central 7:00- CA Nov. 28 Unon 6:00- JRA Dec. 1 Creston 7:00- JRA Dec. 4 Grvlle 6:30- CA Doc. 11 W. Catholc 8:30- CA Dec. 19 E.G.R 4:00- CA Dec. 26 Chrstan 4:00- CA Jan. 2 F.H. Central 6:50- CA Jan. 9 Cath. Central 7:30- JRA Jan.11 Northvew 8:30- CA Jan. 23 E. Kentwood 2:20- CA Jan. 30 Ottawa 7:30- JRA Feb. 8 Kenowa 8:30- CA CA-Caacade JRA-Jolly Roger Coach: Rob McCormck Bob McCalum - (Volunteer) Gymnastcs schedule Meets 6:30 Jan. 6 Holl Jan. 9 Kenowa Hlls nv. 10:00 Jan.11 E.Gr Rapds Away Jan.13 Rockford Jan.18 ona Away Jan.25 Kenowa Hlls Feb. 1 Wyomng Rogers Away Feb. 8 Mona Shores Feb.13 Creston nv. 10:30 Feb. 17 Caledona Away Feb.22 E. Kentwood Mar. 2 ona nv. 5:00 Mar. 6 Conference-Ken twood 10:00 Mar.13 Regonals Mar. 19&20 State Fnala Front Row ( to r) Krs Knaey. Danette Brown, Brenda Krby, Terry Thuaton, Brenda Thomas, Chrs Hobbs, Brenda Lehgh. 2nd Row ( to r): Penny Deeotel. Km Schneder. Mchelle Barrett, Km Bell, Laur Brt, Marl Potter, Grace Peters. Mssng: Kathy Blerl. These Pages Sponsored By The Followng Area Busnesses: These Pages Sponsored By The Followng Area Busnesses: Anderson Famly Shoes Art's TV Attwood Corp. Ball Floral & Gft Shoppe Hahn's Hardware Lppert Pharmacy Lowell Automotve Lowell Beer Store Gary's Country Meats Lowell Grante Co. Frst Savngs & Loan of Sagnaw State Savngs Bank Lowell Tre Co. Modern Photographes Bversde Freplace Shoppe Showboat Automotve Supply Thomet Chevrolet &, Buck Vennen Chrysler Dodge & Plymouth Wttenbach Sales Servce Harold Zegler Ford Curts Cleaners & Con-Op Laundry Lowell Self serve Car Wash Larkn's Saloon Mel's Bar Blue Crocodle Ceramcs Brchwood Gardens Floral Century 21, Reedy Realty Dave Clark Plumbng & Heatng Co. Dey Machne & Tool Works Erb Lumber Farchld Ol Feed Place

7 Gr Valkv Ledger Wedneaday. Dec Page 12 WRESTLNG f Front row ( to r) Kevn Hurt, Bren Kettner. Kyle Gdee, Mke Rvers, Troy Ha, Jerry Adams. 2nd Row ( to r): Tony Huver, Chrs Anderson, Davd Jones, Kurt Basher, Matt Peters, Ry Roth, Brent Krby. 3rd Row ( to r): Jon Paul Gober, Tm Stepek, Jeff Durkee, Alan Rder, Jm McCready, Steve Martnez, Mark Koosterman. 4th Row ( to r): Coach Harper, Crag Stevens, Marc Wlcox, Dan MacDonad, Joe Maurc, Greg Durkee, Ken Hall, Coach Rvers. VARSTY CHEERLEADERS Lowell WRESTLNG Dec. 3 Double Dual (lonla. Unon) 6:00 Dec. 5 Quad (F.H. Central, Alma, Muskegon Cath.) 1:00 Dec. 10 Beldng 6;30 Dec. 17 Coopersvlle Away 6:30 Dec. 19 Olvet College nvtatonal Away 10:30 A.M. Jan. 5 Northvew-Quad Away 5:30 P.M. Jan. 7 Lakewood 6:30 Jan. 9 Mt. Pleasant nvtatonal Away 11:00 A.M. Jan. 14 Fremont Away 6:30 Jan. 16 Muskegon nvtatonal Away 10:30 A.M. Jan. 19 Forest Hlls Northern Away 6:30 Jan. 21 Sparta, Canadan All Stars 6:00 Jan.23 Lowell nvtatonal 11:00 A.M. Jan.28 Cedar Sprngs Away 6:30 Jan. 30 Wyomng nvtatonal Away 5:00 Feb. 4 Greenvlle Away 6:30 Feb. 13 Conference (Fremont) 11:00 P.M. Feb. 16 Marshall (Varsty only) Away 6:00 Feb. 20 Feb. 26 Mar. 4-5 Dstrct (MHSAA Aaalgned) Regonals State *J.Varsty starts at 6:30 P.M. Varsty starts 10 mnutes after completon of J.V. (Ths could be any tme af*er 6:30. dependng on number of J.V. matches. Coach: Gary Rvers Tom Harper (Volunteer) JV CHEERLEADERS New Dsney World attractons JL Wat Dsney World's Tencennal Celebraton" heads a lst of exctng Florda attractons expected to lure some Mchganans to the Sunshne State between Chrstmas Easter, accordng to the Automoble Club of Mchgan. Last year Mchgan ranked sxth behnd Georga. Oho. Alabama. Lousana New York as a pont of orgn for motorsts enterng Florda as more than one mllon Mchganans sought out the sunshne sy beaches. "Daly 10th brthday celebratons at Dsney World n Orlo wll lure a major porton of the travelers, but Florda has an array of new attractons whch also wll keep the toursts comng ths wnter," stated James Drury. Auto Club's Travel Operatons manager. n the Orlo area. Laser World presents a show wth three-dmensonal forms appearng to float n space. Nearby Crcus World offers an Aqua Crcus starrng acrobatc dvers. The $300-mllon Orlo nternatonal Arport, blled as "the Arport of the 2ls Century." opened n September. Ttusvlle's LaCta Golf Country Club s workng on ts new Lee Trevnodesgned course. Lon Country Safar near West Palm Beach has a new $2.5- mllon campground, there s a new computerprogrammed wave tank at Planet Ocean, an ocean scence musuem at the entrance to Key Bscayne. Completon of 26 new brdges has made sl hoppng n the Florda Keys easer than ever. The Jacksonvlle Zoo has ntroduced a new secton called the Afrcan Veldt Adventure, Marnel has opened ts nautcal-theme chldren's recreaton park called the Play Port. Art lovers are expected to flock to the new Salvador Dal nsttute n St. Petersburg when t opens n March wth the A. Reynolds Morse collecton of ols, watercolors. drawngs orgnal graphcs by Dal. Motorsts starlng out from East Mchgan wll fnd Route A on Auto Club's map s the fastest most drect to Florda, coverng mles of l-75--all four-lane hghway wth only about 50 mles of sem-mountanous drvng n Kentucky Tennessee. For sghtseeng n the Smoky Mountans, travelers can take Route A-1, whch leaves 1-75 at Knoxvlle hooks up wth J-95 for the approach to Florda. Route B generally offers the best wnter road condtons s the most drect route for travelers from West Mchgan. A meerng trp through scenc hstorc sghts awats motorsts who choose Route C. Mountan scenery s the attracton on Route D. whch should be avoded durng cold-weather months. Route E wll combne a trp Washngton, DC.. wth Florda vacaton. Tolls are slghtly hgher than last year, wth Route E beng the most expensve at $10.50 Route A-l the least expensve at $3.55. Auto Club travel counselors advse motorsts to allow 2 one-half days to reach the Florda state lne 3 one-half days to reach Mam. Gr Valley Ledger LEDGER DEADUNE To help us meet our deadlnes. please take note of the followng gudelnes for submtted materal, ncludng pctures. All news copy should be n the Ledger offce by 5 p.m. on Mondays. The materal should be type-wrtten or wrtten legbly. Ether way. we ask that you provde space between the lnes to make room for possble edtng. Weddng stores should be submtted wthn sx weeks after the ceremony. Wnter: hgh rsk season for heart attacks l has been predcted tha Mchgan the entre Great Lakes regon of the U.S. wll have heavy snow ths wnter. Unfortunately, f the predctons are true, l probably means a lot of unecessary heart attacks, because many people fal to lake proper precautons for wnter actvtes. Remember-whether t's sports lke skng or skatngor chores lke snow shovelng--your heart doesn't know the dfference-t's all work. Cold weather tself can put an addcv stran on the heart. n an effort lo preserve ts heal, the body constrcts the blood vessels, your heart may be asked to do four lmes the work t has to do n mld weather. Second, you should dress properly. Several lgh layers of warm clothng wll keep you a lot warmer than one heavy layer, you won't be carryng around all the extra weght besdes. By all means wear a hat. As much as H5 percent of body heat may be lost through the top of the head, especally f you are bald. l Don't smoke outsde n cold weather. Of course, t's bad for your heart to smoke Wedneaday, Dec Page 13 We prefer black whte photos. Color photoc. because they don't reproduce as well, wll be accepted only f they are of exceptonal qualty. The deadlne for classfed ads (want ads) s Monday at 5 p.m. Dsplay advertsng deadlne s also Monday at 5 p.m. The Ledger s open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Frday, closed Thursday afternoons. A story can be submtted after hours through the mal slot n our front door. at any tme, but snce smokng also constrcts the blood vessels, t's even worse n the cold. bave Clark ' PLUMBWG & HEATNG, Co. New s & Remodelng Plumbng Fxtures Water Heaters Water Softeners Sewers & Water Servce Vantes Plumbng Supples & Parts 309 E. MAN ST.. LOWELL, Ml Solar Energy Systems -. Warm Ar Furnaces Heatng Equpment Gas - Ol - Wood & Coal Bolers. Hgh & Low Pres. 24 Hr. Emergency Offce: Heatng Servce : _We Sellj n8tall_ ~ "RESDEtffTAL "COMMERCAL - NDUSTRAL ' Modern Showroom Estmatng by Appontment Hot Water & Steam Heat Pumps Ar Good. 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8 Gnad Valley Ledger - WedneMbv. Dec. 9, 1981 Page 14 PROCEEDNGS of the Kent County Board Of Commuonert Regular December 1981, Meetng The Comty Bort of CcvmUsloners mt punuwt to djourn- tnt, followng Publc Hearng rtyerdlng Alteretlon of the lounderles of the V leg* of Sprta. Called to order by Chelrwen Ehlers. Roll celled. Present: Blekeslet, Boerwu. Brth, lyng ton. OeKreker, FroMn, Celnty, Johnson, Kuhn, Haoreetu, Ltnlng. Mersh, Kezurtlewlc, Northot/se, Pupel, Sevensw, SletteM. Swlenskl, Soaervllle, Uhlfleld, ChelnMn Absent: Hone. Ouona present. Caadssloner Pupel ntroduced Fether Cherles Antekeler, Pester of St. Jmk Catholc Church. «ho gave the nvocaton. Those prvsent unted n the Pledfe of Allegance to the flag. Chalnaan Olers reported there *111 be a Publc Hearng htld by the Legslatve Reapportlonnent Cowlsson regardng the House Senate Dstrct Haps at 10:00 a.*, 2:00 p.*. on OecMtor 9, 1981 n the State Buldng across the Street. CwwMssloner Blakeslee aoved the approval of the alnutes of the October X HoveAer 4, 1981 meetngs as wrtten. Seconded by Coanlssloner Spaervr.e. Hot on carred. * report of the Fnance CowltUf of ther Meetngs of No»e«*)er through Hovwber 17, 1981 was presented: (All have receved copes copes are on fle n the Offce of the County Clerk.) CcrapHs'oner Buth noved the report be receved, concurred n, fled. Seconoed by Coawlssloner Johnson. Hotlon carred by the followng vote:»eas: Blakeslee, Boere«a, Buth, Bylngton, Oekraker. Fn*Mn, Oalney. Johnson. Kuhn, Laaorfau*, Lanlnga, Harsh, Horthouse, Pupel, Sevensaa, Sletsana, Snolenskl, Soaervllle, Wahlfleld, Charman Hays: Chalnnen Ehlers stated at the Nova>er 4, 1981 meetng a resoluton was adopted honorng Commssoner Agge Ke«*>ker. Coawssoner Pupel read the resoluton at ths tme presented a frame? copy to Hr. Keeker hs Daughter, Agnes Kempker Cloyd. Chalnaar Lnlera alslyresented to the» an Outstng Servce Award. Resoluton No n apprecaton to Carol A. Schlndler, Deputy Regster of Deeds who wll be retrng 0ece«t>er 31, 1981, for her servce to Kent County was presented read by Cowlssloner Sletsena: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COMMSSONER SETSEMA tfuerzas, Carol A. Schlndler for the p««t twenty fve years has been an employee of Kent County workng n the Regster of Deeds Offce where she worked as Clerk Typst, Clerk Deputy Rmglster of Deeds, WHEREAS, over the years, Carol A. Schlndler has aenonstrated unquestoned loyalty dedlcatlor to Kent County government whle beng concerned wth the problems of persons who worked for her aad showng the same feelng for the thouss of persons she has served over U>e last quarter century, WHEREAS, Carol A. Schlndler conned respect for her ventleness, her soft spoken manner her love unselfshness toward her fellow workers, supervsors the ctlrens of Kent County. Her warmth of smle, the twnkle n her eye her hu»or wll be mssed n the Kent County Regster of Deeds Offce. MOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Conmssloners acknowledges the fathful servce of Carol A. SchndJer wshes her a long happy retrement. BE T rurther RESOLVED that a copy of ths resoluton be gven to Carol A. Schlndler as a snal token of the estees we have for her. Cowssoner Sletswa moved tha adopton of the resoluton; Seconded by Co»1ss loner Johnson. Hoton carred unanmously Charman Ehlers presented a framed copy of the resoluton, an Outstng Servce Award, a 25 year pn to Carol. Carol thanned the Coawlssloners. statng t was an honor a Joy for her to work wth everyone at the Cotmty. Resoluton No , regardng the Alteraton of the Boundares of the Vllage of Sparta, t*lch was tabled at the October 13, 1981 meetng to allow publc hearlnos to be held on a second parcel to be annened, was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COMMSSONER LAMOREAU* WHEREAS, the Vllage of Sparta, pursuant to the provsons of MCLA 74.6 has fled wth ths Board of Comossoners ts petton to alter the boundares of the Vllage of Sparta, Kent County. Mchgan, by addng annexng to the sad Vllage the followng descrbed property; Part of SE 1/4 com. 1(5 feet C 1(3 feet N from S 1/4 cor. thence E 290 fmet thence N 114 feet thence W 152 feet thence S 50 feet thence W 138 feet thence S (4 feet to beg., Sec. 14, T9H, R12M, Sparta Townshp, Kent County, Mchgan. WHEREAS, the sad Vllage has fled wth the Beard of Commssoners a certfed copy of the resoluton of the Sparta Vllage Councl n whch t was determned by the sad Vllage Councl that ths acton ehould be taken, the sad Vllage Councl has also fled wth the Board of Commssoners a Proof of Publcaton of Notce of ths acton n accordance wth the sad statute, WHEREAS. t appmara that the sad Vllla9e Councl has found stated good suffcent reasons for the sad annexaton. HOW, TKERETOKE. BE T RESOLVED that the sad petton be s hereby granted t s ordered determned that the boundares of the Vllage of Sparta be herewth extended fxed n accordance wth the above descrpton. BE T fuhther RESOLVED that certfed copes of ths Order shall be transmtted to the Clerk of the VllaTe of Sparta, to the offce of the Secretary of State to the Kent County Treasurer. Commssoner Lamoreau moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Ceamlssloners Nahlfleld Sletsema. Noton carred unanmously. Resoluton No , regardng the Alteraton of the Boundares of the Vllage of Sparta, was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESoumon by cqmmssomc lamoreau whereas, the Vllage of Sparta, purauant to the provsons of MCLA 74.( has fled wth ths Board of Commssoners ts petton to slter the boundares of the vllage of Sparta, Kent County, Mchgan, by addng annexng to the sad Vllage the followng descrbed property! Part of SE 1/4 Comm. t5 feet E t 247 fmet N feet E from S 1/4 Cor. theoce E 6 feet thence N 50 feet thence W ( feet thence S 50 feet to begnnng. Secton 14, T9H, R12W, Sparta Townshp, Kent County, Mchgan. WHEKEAS, the aed Vllage has fled wth the Board of CosMlesooers a certfed copy of the resoluton of the Sparta Vllleve Councl n whch t wes determned by the sad Vllla9e Councl that ths acton should be taken, the sad Vllage Counc! has alec fled wth the Board of Com- ' mlssoners a Proof of Publcaton of Botce of ths acton n accordanoe wth the ssd ststute, snd WHEREAS, t sppesrs thst the ssd Vllage Councl has found stated good suffcent reasons for the ssd snnexatlon. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the ssd petton be s hereby granted t s ordered determned that the boundares of the Vllage of Sparta be herewth extended fxed n accordance wth the above descrptons, BE T FURTHER RESOLVED that certfed copes of ths order shsll be transmtted to the Clerk of the Vllage of Sparta, to the Offce of the Secretary of State to the Kent County Treasurer. Coamlssloner Lamoreaux moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Commssoners Wahlfeld Sletsema. Hotlon carred unanmously. Chalnaan Ehlers explaned at pror meetng, he had apponted Comslssloner Andrew DeKraker to serve on the Commttee on Fnance, as well as retan hs Charmanshp of the Legslatve, Judcal Taxaton Coarfttee untl a replacement could be apponted to fll the vacancy created by the resgnaton of Coamlssloner DeRulter, He now propoted to appont Conlssloner Jane Harsh to serve on the Legslatve, Judcal Taxaton Cowlttee, Vce-Charman Thomas H. Lamoreaux to become Charman of that Commttee. Cosmlssloner DeKraker wll serve on the Conmlttee on Fnance. Commssoner Boerema moved the approval of these appontments. Seconded by Cosmlssloner Sevensma. Noton carred unanmously. Resoluton No regardng 1982 Unclassfed Salares was presented: (All have receved copes.) RE scum ON BY COMMSSONER BYNGTON AND BUTH WHEREAS, t s the responsblty of the Personnel, Ssfety Socal Servces Conmttee to recommend any changes n the salares of the unclassfed employees of Kent County, WHEREAS, your Personnel, Ssfety Socal Servces Commttee has revewed these sslsres snd beleves the recommendatons on the attached lst to be equtable, WHEREAS, the Comsattee, n reachng a determnaton of salary compensaton, has revewed several comparable postons wth other county jursdctons has also revewed performance evaluatons salary recosnendstons submtted by varous governng bosrds cotmnttees, elected offcals /or department heads. WHEREAS, ths lst affects 148 postons, wth s present payroll of S4,006,75B represents s S331,797 ncrease n sslsres whch s a 8.28% overall ncrease, WHEREAS, the Fnance Cossattee has revewed the recommendatons recommends approval of the attached Unclassfed Salares for NOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the recommended salares for ths uoclsssfled employees for the year 1982 be approved effectve January 4, UNCLASSFED SALARES /v«arport Drector of Aeronautcs $39,774 $42,838 Assstant Drector of Facllltlat 31, Assstant Drector of Operatons 28, Arport Fnance Offcer 24, BUREAU OF EQUALZATON Drector of Equalzaton 34, Deputy Drector of Equalzaton CRCUT COURT Crcut Court Adslnlstrator 22, Crcut Court Reporters- 22,75C , Drector of Court Servces 25,000 26,530 CVL DEFENSE Cvl Defense Coordnator 24, CONTROLLER'S OFFCE County Controller Deputy Controller Budget Drector Fnance Drector Grant Coordnator Plant Engneer 26, Rsk Har.ager Sol Scentst Admnstratve Ade COUNTY CLERK/REGSTER OF DEEDS County Clerk * * Deputy County Clerk Deputy Regster of Deeds DATA PROCESSNG Drector of Data Processng Prograsner Analyst Systems Analyst Prograamers Data Processng Coordnator 22, HEALTH SERVCES DVSON - DATA ~rftkc55w XPAmcVT Coordnator of Health Servces Dvson Systems Analyst Systew Analyst Data Coordnator UNCLASSFED SALARES /5/71 1/4/82 DEPARTtCNT OF PUBLC HORKS Drector of Publc Works $38,500 $41,475 Assstant Drector of Publc Horks Cvl Engneer - 22, Busness Hanager Resource Recovery Hanager Supt. of Operatons Halntenance 21, Recovery Project Drector (Kent/Ottawa 25, Resources) 63RD DSTRCT COURT Dstrct Court Aalnlstrator 22, DRAN C0WSS0N Dran Coaaasslooer 24,000* * FRE PREVENTON Fre Protecton Coordnator Freman GARAGE - N0T0R POOL Garage Foreman HEALTH DEPARTHENT PftHc Health Drector Pbllc Health Amanstrator Assstant Drector Envlronsmntal Hsslth ,555 Asslstsnt Drector of Personal Preventve Health Servce - Comaunlty Nursng 25, Chef Nsnsgsmsnt Servces 27, Drector of Envronmental Health 31, Drector of Personal Preventve Health Servces Nadleal Examners , P*llc Health Physldan/Deputy Nedlcal Drector S*stancc Abuse Coordnator Assstant Drector of Substance Abuse Data Coordlaator HEALTH DEPARTHEfT - ANNAL SHELTER Gsme Dog Harden Deputy Game Dog Harden Veternaran JUVENLE COURT/DETENTON Drector of Juvenle Court Servces Assstant Drector of Juvenle Court KENT COWMTY HOSPTAL PCD1CAL Executve Drector A*1nlstrat1on Assstant Assstant Controller Assstant Nedlcal Drector Controller Drector of Fscal Servces Drector of Nursng Admnstratve Assstant UNCLASSFED SALAMES mn awmm HOsmA - EPCAL Food Senrlca Drector Nedlcal Drector Personnel Tedmlclsn Physcal Therapy Drector Physcan - Part-tme 4 Staff Physcans - Assstant Purchasng Agent KENT gmwltt HOSPTAL - PSTCHATHC Nedlcal Drector Actng Medcal 01 rector/assstant Ndlcal Drector Assocate Drector Clnc Coordnator Nursng Drector 2 Staff Psychatrsts - LBRARY 1 brary Drector Assstant Lbrary Drector Assstant Drector Lbrary Development MENTAL HEALTH Drector Assocate Drector Fnancal Manager Program Developer Hanager Coaamjnlty Placement Coordnator Program Drector Assocate Program Drector Recpent Rghts Coordnator Coord. Program Nonltorlng t Hanagement S mport PERSONNEL Personnel Drector Assstant Personnel Drector 2 Personnel Techncans - PROBATE COURT Regster of Probate PROBATON/FREND OF THF COURT Frend of the Court PROPERTY DESCRPTON AND WPPWG Property Descrpton Supervsor Assstant Property Descrpton Supervsor Deputy Costy Surveyor UNCLASSFED SALARES PROSECUTOR'S OFFCE Prosecutng Attorney Deputy Prosecutor 4 Assstant Prosecutng Attorney ll's Prosecutor's Admnstrator PURCHASNG Purchasng Agent Assstant Purchasng Agent RECORD COPT Record Copy Supervsor SHERFF/JAL Sherff Undersherlff 3 Co tarty Polce Captans - 11 County Polce Leutenants - Food Servce Drector Physcan - Part-tme Polygraph Operator SOLDER'S RELEF 2 Board Heters - Secretary TREASURER Cotsrty Treasurer Deputy Costy Treasurer TOTAL '81 PATR0LL - TOTAL '82 PATR0LL - DOLLAR NCREASE - PERCENTAGE NCREASE - 21, ,675 23,240 57,000 28,056 34,832 26,100 27,500 $22, ,M0 24,100 10,700 53,350 53, ,400 35, ,000 23,000 36,288 29, ,250 28,000 24, us.ooo* 43, * , ,675 26,309 62,410 31, ,512 29,980 1/S/tl 1/4/g 124, M0 65, ,135 36, , ,470 31,080 25, ,088 25, /5/81 1/4/82 $45,000* ,380 23,106 32,637 22,624 22, * 24.30C WTBTTO $ * , , ,644 12, * 26,767 Elected Offcal Commssoner lylngton moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Commssoner Somtrvllls. Noton carred by the followng rota: Teas: Blakeslee, Boerema, Brth. Bylngton. DeTrsker. Fromsr Ganey. Johnson. Krfn, Lamoreaux, Lanlnga, Harsh, Haurklawlu. Northome, Pupel, Sevensma, SlttsM. Smolensk. Somervllla. Hahlfleld. Charman Mays * Hona. Resoluton *> regardng two now professonal postons for the Crss Unt of Unt Coamalty Hosptal Kant Oaks Psychatrc Unt mat pnunted: (AH have receved ceplsa.) COMUMC the Boaftf of Comeelooere n August, 1910, spproved the metablshaaat of e Crss Unt at Kant Oaks Psycfclstrlc Unt upon the reeomendaton of the Communty Mental Health Board the Boar4 of nsttutona, MHBUAS, ths Crss Unt provdes 24 hour a day crss ntarveaton, aad whereas, the Cummnrlty Mental Health Board Board of nsttutons reooma the addton of two Crss Canter profeasomal staff poatana dependng upon work experenoe educaton of ether Fsychlatrlc Socal Horkers or Clncal FsycSolegsts, MZltZAS, the need s baaed on the heavy traffc at the Crss Unt n order to mantan the exetng emsr- 9ency coveraya end en expaaaom of the nustoer of hours servce gven drectly by the Crss Unt to odvlduals n the follow-up cere of new clents n emotooel crss, end WHEREAS, the Personnel, Ssfety Socal Servces Conmttee has revewed the propossl for the addton of two staff postons rsconssend spprovsl, wth mnmum maxmum beng establshed for esch, to ade n the recrutment of ndvduals based both on educaton work rxpenence for the Crss nterventon Program, WHEREAS, the two added postons would be one of any of the followng classfcatons: Range 25A Psychstrc Socal Worker $16,565 Range 28A Psychatrc Socal Worker $19,196 Range 30A Clncal Psychologst $21,050 Range 33A Clncal Psychologst $24,276 WHEREAS, Communty Mentsl Health has ndcated total fundng up to $52,000 annually ncludng frnge benefts, WHEREAS, the Personnel, Ssfety Socal Servces Conmttee Fnance Commttee express staffs concern thst ss sslanes frnge benefts ncrease, addtonal funds n Communty Mental Health may not be avalable a request for General Fund dollars could be r eq ue# ted # end WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety Socal Servces Commttee Fnance Commttee recommend that the two postons be approved wth the stpulaton that no General Fund dollars would be used now or n the future to fund these two new postons. MOW. THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Connssoners approve two new professons! staff postons for the Crss Unt of Kent Covaunty Hosptal at Kent Oaks Psychatrc Unt that no General Fund dollars now or n the future wll be requestedfor these two postons. Coamrssloner Blakeslee moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Cosmlssloner Johnson. Hotlon carred unanmously. Resoluton No regardng too new postons of Clerk Lbrary Page at the Cascade Branch of the Kent Cosrty Lbrary was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COHMSSOMEKS BLAKESLEE AMD JOHNSON WHEREAS, a request has been receved from the Kent County Lbrary Board for the addton of a Clerk, Range DA, $4.06 per hour, 16 hours per week a Lbrary Page, $3.35 per hour, 15 hours per week for the Cascade Townshp Lbrary Branch, WHEREAS, these postons wll cost $8,200 ncludcg frnge benefts for 19B2, WHEREAS, 50 percent wll be pad by Cascade Townshp the remanng 50 percent by the County of Kent,. WHEREAS, addtonal funds of $4,100 for 1982 for the Kent County Lbrsry for the addton of these two postons sre requested, WHEREAS, the Cascade Townshp Lbrary Board Cascade Townshp Board have approved the addton of these postons, WHEREAS, the Personnel, Ssfety Socal Servces Commttee has revewed ths request recommends approval, WHEREAS, the Fnance Comsuttee has revewed ths request recommends s 1982 appropraton of $4,100 for these two postons. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T PESOLVED thst the addton of a Clerk, Range 10A, S4.06 per hour, 16 hours per week a Lbrary Page, $3.35 per hour, 15 houra per week be approved, BE T FURTHER RESOLVED that a General Fundtransfer for 1982 of $4,100 be made to the Lbrary Fund for the artrfton of these two postons. Cosmlssloner Blakeslee moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Coorssloner Pupel, Hotlon carred by the follmtlng vote: Yeas; Blakeslee. Boerema, Buth, Bylngton, DeKraker, Froman, Ganey, Johnson, K#n, Lamoreau, Lanlnga, Harsh, Harurklewlc, Northouse, Pupel, Sevensma, Sletsema, Smolenskl, Somervlle, Hahlfleld. Charman Nays; Resoluton No regardlno Revenue Sharng was presented; (All have re evsd copes.) RESOLUTON BY CCSWSSOMER BOTH WHEREAS, ths Board of Cossalsslanara haa heretofore adopted a revenue sharng plan for the years 1972 through 1981, WHEREAS, n sccordanos wth ssd plan, all expendtures must frst be approved by ths Board of Commssoners, WHEREAS, there s attached hereto marked Exhbt A made a part hereof, the requests for expendtures to be suthorsed at the December meetng of the Kent Comty Board of Commssoners. HOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED thst the Kent County Controller take such acton as may be necesssry to properly mnute these expendtures for the Unted Ststes Depsrtment of Tressury. EXHBT A Depart Sherff's Department tem Mcrof1m readers F.O.C. Calculator Clerk's Offce Cslculstor Rado Sherff's/ D.P.W. Jal Tables w/ sesta TOTAL Amount $ , , , Fnance Commttee Date U-34-B Conrssoner Buth moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconoed by Cowns'oner Johnson. Comssoner Buth gave an explanaton of the two new tems placed on the resoluton snce the Commttee of the Whole Meetng on Noveer 25, After consderable dscusson regardng amendment of the resoluton, Cowssone' Lamoreaux mpved the dvson of the queston, removng the 5th ter of X.OOO for Department of Publc Hons Recyclng fronotlon. Seconded by Cowrssloner Froman. Charrn Ehlers ordered the queston dvded. Tne Revenue Sharng resoluton, wth the excepton of the Department of Publc Norks tetr n the amount of $30,000 for Recyclng Promoton earned b» the followng vote: 'eas: Blakeslee. Boerema. Buth, Bylngton. De«raker, Froman. Ganey. Jannson. r.rfn, Lamoreaux. Lanlnga. Harsh. Haurtavc. Northouse. Pupel. Sevensma. Setsema, Smolenskl, Somervlle. Hanlfeld. Charmen Na,s: Chrman Ehlers stated Cvl Counsel 0eH<tt wll prepare a resoluton regardng the Department of Publc Horks ter- of $30,000 for Recyclng Promoton wh1c wll be presented toward the end of the neetng. Resoluton No regardng an smendment to the 1982 Budget for Unclassfed Salares was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY CQHHSS10NER BUTH WHEREAS, the Board of Conrnasjoners has estsbllshed unclassfed sslsres for WHEREAS, of the total ncrease of $331,797, the sua of $140,581 s for genersl fund departments. WHEREAS, the Fnance Commttee recommends thst the 1982 budget be adjusted to provde for transfers to the vsnous genersl fund departments Salares Wages Accounts. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the 1982 Budget be amended by transferrng $140,581 from the General Fund Contngent Account to the Salares Wages Account of the vsnous depsrtments wth the dollsr amounts as lsted below: Bur. of Equalsaton S 5,775 Regster of Deeds S 1,280 Crcut Court 4,050 Property Descr. 4,608 Crcut Court Report. 9,870 Treasurer 2,467 Dstrct Court 3,035 Sherff Off. a Pat. 31,194 Frend of the Court 2,415 Jal 7,717 Probate Court 2.,780 Cvl Defense Juvenle Court 2.,940 Honor Csmp 2.,247 County Clerk 2.,665 Medcsl Exsmmers 2.,688 Controller 22.,030 Motor Pool 1,,980 Personnel 7., 880 Record Copy 1,,887 Prosecutor's 15.,132 Purchsslng 3,,741 BE T FURTHER RESOLVED that the FCA, Workers' Compensaton Penson Accounts be amended based on the adjustments to the Sslsres snd Wsges Account. Comslssloner Buth moved ths adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Comslssloner H*1fl«ld. Noton carred by the followng vote; Yeas; Blakeslee, Bocrama, Butk, Bylngton, DeKraker. Fromsn. Ganey. Johnson. Ktfn. Lamoreaux. Lanlnga. Narth, Naurklawlcz. Northouse. Pupel, Sevensma, Slettams. Smslanskl. Somenrllle. HWlfleld. Charman Nays * ftc re Resoluton No regardng an adjustment n the fan for Sol Eroson snd Sedmentaton Control was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESOU7TOB HT COWWSHOEH J0H160H WHEREAS, the Sol Eroson Sedmentaton Control Act, as passed by the Mchgan State Legslature, provded that the County of Kaat adopt a resoluton settng forth the rules ranlatana for the admnstraton enforcement of the Sol Eroson Sedmmntaton Control Act, WHEREAS, the Coxty Board of Commssonersn adopton of the rules regulatona, alao adopted a schedule of fees, WHEREAS, t s deemed desrable to amend such resoluton n the form of a revsed schedule of sol eroson fees, WHEREAS, the Board of Publc Works haa proposed s schedule of sol eroson fees recommends approval, WHEREAS, the Fnance Cornedttee hes revewed the attached Sol Eroson end Sedmentaton Control Permt Fees reconsaends spprovsl. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED thst the Kent County Bosrd of Commssoners spprove the Sol Eroson Sedmentaton Control Permt Fees as sttsched. r uv z» * L* - 1» ft : SLHL «rt TSZLY 3 C s?? 5 2 Z rt ~ xr H * TLL S t 57? 7 r -C 3 a < C 9 s%e» m rr s - 8? Z 5 : 5 1! -? n eg m '1 =:?? T? ~ c T 2 a < "?? n m a 3a- * 3 J * 7 1 * X p* ss u 1 \ 9 9 r* m xs» em -0 * M 2 o 5t ««a- M l " fr < m ZO r ~ a r? e- " -S O H * ST «3 n a " n 0 m a-j * B ~ *1 "1 3 3 g zf g fg N* ol ns 9 T,2?" g* n 3 o 3 o o o Z c - a «- 0#e-m> a».- Kt m 3 3 o 0 3 a o a o 5 3 «l 0 S ~ 1 9» S -a2s 55 V c ~ o m sg g 1 H 0 Coarssloner Johnson moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded b/ Cowlloner Buth. Hoton carred by the followng vote: eas: Blakeslee, Boerema, Buth. Bylngton. DeKraker. Froman. Ganey. Johnson. Kuhn, Lamoreaux, Lanlnga. Harsh. He/urklewlcr. Northouse. Pupel. Sevensn. Setsema. Smolenskl. Somervlle. Hahlfleld, Chatvan Nays: Resoluton No. 12-e-2«7transferrng $1,256, from the 100$ Payment Fund $2,000,000 from the Trust Aoency a'c due Socal Helfare to the General Fund was presented: (AH have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COMMSSONER DEKRAKER WHEREAS, the 1001 Tax Payment Fund of 1977 has a balance of $1,256, that should be transferred to the Genersl Fund on or before December 31, 19B1, WHEREAS, the Controller has recommended that $2,000,000 of the balance n the Trust snd Agency Fund - Due Socal Welfare be transferred to the Genersl Fund snce t s rghtly sn asset of the General Fund, WHEREAS, the Fnance Conmttee has revewed these reronmendatons recomends approval. NOW, THEREFORE. BE T RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Commssoners approve the tranafer of $1,256, from the 1001 Tax Payment Fund of 1977 to the General Fund, snd BE T FURTHER RESOLVED thst $2,000,000 of the balance of the Trust Agency Fund - Due Socal Welfare be transferred to the General Fund. Cwwrssloner DeKraker 'oved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Cownssoner L aoreaua. noton earned by the followng vote:»eas: Blakeslee. Boerema. Buth. Bylngton. DeKraker. Froman. Ganey. John- on. k/n. Lamoreaux, Lanlnga. Harsn. He/urkewc. Nortnouse. P-pel. Sevens. Slrtseca, Smolenskl. Somervlle. Hanlfeld. Charman Nays: Resoluton No transferrng $3,256, froe the General Fund to tne Publc laprovement Fund was presented: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COMMSSONER DEKRAKET WHEREAS, the unearaarked balance of the Publc nprovcatent Fund s $395, snd WHEREAS, t s elt thst the mnmum annual sppropnston to the Publc mprovement Fund for the constructon, purchsse remodelng of General Fund facltes should be $1,500,000 based on the estmated annual deprecaton of the present fxed sssets, snd WHEREAS, the County haa not adequately funded tne Publc rovement Fund n the past, snd WHE-ZAS, the generslly sccepted sccountng prncpals recommendatons from prevous sudts ndcste thst consderston oy the Bosrd be gven to sllocstng s porton of the estlmstmd undesgnsted fund bslsnce to the Publc mprovement Fund pror to the end of snd WHEREAS, the County Controller recoosaends thst the su* of $3,256, be trsnsferred from the Genersl Fund to the Publc mprovement Fund. NOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED thst the Kent County Bosrd of Cosasssloners approve the transfer of $3,256, from the General Fund Contngent Account to the Publc mprovement Fund. Gr Valley Ledger - Wednesday. Dec. 9, Page 15 CcsmKtlonar DeKraker arvad ths adopton of the raaolutltn. Seconded by Co*1s»loner Lamaraam, Moton carred by the fol owng wte: Teas: llakeslaa. Boerema. Both, lylngton. OeCrakar, FromM. Ganey. Johnson. K/r. Lamoraaus, Lanlnga. Hank. Hszurtlamlcz. Northouse, Pupel, Sevamms, Statsapa. Smolenskl. Samenrllls, Hahlfleld, Charman e Mona Resoluton No. Z-tWAC. tram ferrng $35,000 frgm the Sanera 1 Fuvj Contngent Account to the Jal Legal Account Mt presentad: (All have receved copes.) RESOLOTOH BY CCTWStlOTCT SEVTWCMA WHEREAS, a requeat baa been receved from the Sherff for a General Fund tranafer of $3S,000 to Jal-Legal Account, WHEREAS, tha requeat la peceaaary due to legal feea aaaocated wth the ant n Federal Court tha year, WHEREAS, the Controllar'a Offce recoamamnda the tranafer, WHEREAS, the requeat haa been revewed a recomssended for spprovsl by the Fnance Coamattee. MOW, THEREFORE, BE T RESOLVED that the Kent County Board of Commaaonera approve a General Fund Contngent tranafer of $35,000 to the Jal- Legal Account. Comslssloner Sevensma moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Comal ss loner Lamereaas. Hotlon carred by the follaplng vote; Yeas; Blakeslee. Boerema, Buth. Bylngton. OKrsker. Froman. Ganey. Johnson. Krfn. Lsmoresu*. Lanlnga. Nsrsh. Mayurklawlu. Northouse. Pupel. Sevensma. Sletsema. Smolensk!. Somervlle. Hshlfleld. Charman Nays; Resoluton No regardng a salary adjustment for the Socal Servces Board muttrs was presented; (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COWlSSOaER BUTH WHEREAS, the membeca of the Socal Servcea Board preaently receve $3,500 per year whch waa set n December of 1979, end WHEREAS, t s n the Jeat ntereata of Kent County that the aalarea pal 2 to the Socal Servcea Board membera be commenaurate wth reflect the value of servces tendered, WHEREAS, t a reccmended that the compensston pad to mmsbera of the Socal Servces Bosrd be $4,000 per year effectve January 1, NOW, THEREFORE, H T RESOLVED that the compensston psd to meaers of the Socal Servcea Board be $4,000 per year effectve January 1, Coaslssloner Buth moved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Co*lssloner Lamoreaux. After consderable dlscuslon, noton carred by the followng vote; Yeas; Buth, DeKrakerr Balnay. Johnson. Lamoreaux, Lanlnga. Northouse. Ppel, Sevensms, Sletsema. Hahlfleld. Chalnaan Nays: Blakeslae. Boerema. lylngton. Froman. Wn. Nsrsh, Nazurkawlcz. Smolenskl, Somervlle - 9. Resoluton Ho regardng a salary adjustment for the Road C ssloners was presented; (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COWSSONER SEVENSHA WHEREAS, aalarea (or the Kent Cotaty Road Comaaasonera were laat rnvmwmd adjuated n December of 1980, WHEREAS, t a n the beat ntereata of Kent County that aalarea pad to the Kent County Road Co«aaoners be commensurate wth reflect the value of the aarvcea rendered, WHEREAS, the preamntr aalary pad to the Road Coassaaon Chalnaan la $7840 Road Commaalon makers receve $6,720, WHEREAS, t la recommended that the aalarea pad to the Hoed Cnmmlsalnr Charman be $9,000 the toed Commsson mmsfeera be $8,000 be effectve January 1, NOW, THEREFORE, HE T RESOLVED that tha reoovmendatoo be approved by the Rent Coaty Board of CoMlaalonera. Coamrssloner Sevensms moved tha adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Covlssloners Hahlfljeld Lamoreaux. After consderable dlscunloa, Caamlssloner DeKraker called for the queston. Seconded by Caamlssloner Sevensma. Noton carred, wth CoaaUslener Narartlmrlu dssentng. Comssloner Sevensma's moton to adopt carred by the followng vote; Teas; Buth, DeKraker, Galaty, Johnson, Lamoreaux, Lsnlngs. Northouse. Sevensms, Sletsesm, Hablflald, Charman Nays: Blakeslee, Boerema, jrlagton, Froman. Ktaa. Harsh. Narurklewlcx. Pupel. Smolenskl, Samtrvllla Resoluton No n sppreclstlen to Coaalsslomer Gerald L. DeRulter for hs servce to Kent County was pmented: (All have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COaWSSONER LAMOREAUl WHEREAS. Coasmssoner Gersld L. DeRulter hss left ths Bosrd of Commssoners, hsvng been elected Honorsble Msyor of the Cty of Kentwood, snd WHEREAS. Commssoner DeRulter took offce aa a Kent County Commssoner representng Dstrct Ho. 13 on Jsnusry 2, 1975 snd served over three terms wth dstncton on the Personnel, Ssfety snd Socsl Servces Commttee, the Legslstve, Judcsl snd Tsxston Commttee, snd the Fnsnce Commttee, snd WHEREAS, Commssoner DeRulter slao dlgently 1 served hs consttuents snd the people of Kent County by sppomtment to the Communty Mental Health Servces Bosrd, the Bosrd of Heslth. the Juvenle Detenton Study Cosscttee. the Deferred Compensston Commttee, the Annsl Control Advsory Bosrd, the Cty/County Commttee, the Metropoltan Water Advsory Commttee for Regon V, the West Mchqsn Emergency Medcsl Servces Bosrd, the West Hchgsn Heslth Systems Agency Provder of Heslth Servces, the Communty Acton Pro- araw. the Fallasburg Dsm Project Conmttee, snd the Bosrd.of Publc Works, snd WHEREAS, Commssoner DeRuter's ablty, teal, dedcaton were recognzed tme after tme by hs beng selected to serve ss chslrman or vce-charman of many of the coocttees snd boards on whch he sst. MOW, THEREFORE. BE T RESOLVED thst ths Bosrd of Commssoners grstefully scknowledges Conaassoner DeRuter's contrbuton to the csuse of locsl government snd hs devoton to publc servce, snd BE T FURTHER RESOLVED thst s copy of ths Resoluton be gven to Commssoner DeRulter ss s small token of the eateem we have for hm. Comxssoner Lamoreaux mored the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by all Co-m'ssloners. Hoton carred unanmously. Charnan Ehlers reported a framed copy of the resoluton ll t>e presented to Comnsslone'- DsRuter st the Commssoners' Annual Chrstmas Party on 3ece*eer 14. The followng resoluton by Comalssloner shnso n regard to the $30,000 tem for the Department of Publc Horks Recyclng Promoton whch was deleted from Revenue Sharng Resoluton No wher the queston was dvded was read by Cvl Comsel Dewtt. RESOLUTON B* C0W1SS10HER JQMNSON HMEREAS. Revenue Sharng Ftmds 1" the amosrt of $».000 prevously allocated to the Dspartmant of Publc Works reman unexpended, WHfPEAS. the Department of Publc Horts has reqmsted that the unexpended Revenue Sharng funds be allocated to the Depart- *nt Of Publc Works to be used n ts recyclng program. NOW. T«REF0R. BE T NESOrEO. that the Kent C«mty Board of Coma ss loners hereby approves the allocaton of sexpended Revenue Sharng funds n the womt of $30,000 to the Department of Publc Horts. subject however, to further spprovsl of the lent Co/ty Bosrd of Calssloners ss to the specfc use of sues frds n the Depsrtment of Publc Horts recyclng program.

9 Gr Valley Ledger Wedneaday, Dec. 9, 1981 Page 16 Olscuttlon folldmtd nd CovltloMr Utnty aowd lo ua tu* 1Mb. S*con4rd bjt tcmrttlomf Umrtmm. Caalttlmtr SrwMt r««utud «o1l C«11 rou. Th* noton to tat) f f»ll»d by fol owl f>9 vote; TrM: Boerm. OKrtker, Ganey, Jtfmon, Krfn. Laaoreau, PjMl. Slftsna. Saolmkl, Sowrvllle "kys: BUknlc*. Ktk, lylnfton. FrtMn, Lan1n9«, lrtt, Nzurttwlcz. Merthoute. SevmM. Klfleld. Otlnwn Co»1$tlower Jcftmon "oved the appronl of the tutotlurt* resoluton m re»<l by C1*11 Coumc. SecorxJed by Cowtlssloner Buth. Mr. Mtt reftd the resoluton agan. Coortttloner rroatn called for the outstlw. Seconded by tevertl. CoMrstoter frown's noton to wwe debate carred. Cowrlss loner J (Anson's acton to substtute ht resoluton for the orgnal one by Cowl ss loner Buth carred by the fel lowng vote: Tees: Blakeslee. Boer*ae, Buth, Bylngton. Oelnker, Frwn. Ganey. Johnson. Ktrfn. Laaoreau. Lenlnga. Narsh, Mazurklewlcz. Northouse, Pupel, Sevensna. S1ets«M. Saolenskl. Soaenfllle. Hahlfleld. Charmen 21. Mys: - The substtute resoluton as prepared by Cvl Counsel MHtt aoved by Comssoner Johnson, carred by the follwlna rota: Teas: Blakeslae, Boer**, Butt. Bylngton. DeKraker, Frcaan. Ganey. Johnson, Krftn. Laaortata. Lanlnga. Harsh. Nuurtlaarcz. orthouse. Pupel. Serensaa. Sletsoa. Saolenskl. Soaervllle.. Hahlfleld, Chalman The followng resoluton lo abolsh the Count/ Offcers Cnpensatlon Ccnalsslon created by resoluton on February as presented by Coatlssloner Savensaa. (All here receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY COmSSOWR SEVERSKA fflepeas, on February by reaolullon. the Kent County Board of CoManonere created the rent County Offcer* Co«pen«aton Co«aon. WHEREAS, t t the concenaua of the Board that the contnuaton of the Kent County Offcer* Compenaaton Comaaon a no longer neceaaary or n the publc nterea?. SCW, THEREFOPt, BE T RESOLVED that the reaoluton adopted February creatng the Kent County Offcera Compenaaton Cotrsaon a hereby reaemded. Corpfss'oner Sevensw aoved the adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Cowssloner Laaoreaux. After a thorou eplanatlon dscusson. Comalssloner Boere»aa moved to re'er the matter to the Legslatve. Judcal ant) Tauton Co*tee. Coaalssloner K/n seconded the aotor. anfl called 'or the Queston. Seconded by Ccaaalssloner RazurtlBalcz. Cowssoner Kln's noton to cease debate faled by the foloxlng vote;»eas: Blakeslee. Boerema, Buth, Bylngton, Ganey, Kuhn, Lamnga. larsh. MazurHewcz. Northouse. Pupel. Soaervllle, Hahlfleld Hays: DeKraker. frcnan, Johnson, laaoreau. Sevensaa. Sletsema. SaolensH. Cha'nsan. 8. After wore dscusson, Covssloner Boerw*a's acton to refer to the Legslatve, Judcal Taatlon Cowrlttee carred by the followng vote: eas Blakeslee, Boerema. Bylngton. DeKrker, Ganey, Johnson, Krfn, Karsh, Northouse. Setsema, Saolenskl. Soaervllle, Hahlfleld. Cha'rw.an Hays: Buth, Fraaan, Lancreau, Lanlnga, Kazurklewlcz, Pupel, Sevensna - 7, Charman Ehlers nstructed the Legslatve. Judcal Ta»alon Corrttee to nclude the Penonrel. Safety Socal Servces Cowrttee when ths 1t» s addressed. Resoluton No aaendlng the T» Certfcate for Godfrey Lee School Dstrct to reflect the successful allage electon held Nove**' 3D aas presented: (411 have receved copes.) RESOLUTON BY D KRAKE WHEREAS, Resoluton 10-B1-20BS was adopted by the Board of CoaBtonera on October B1. WHEWAS, sad Reaoluton certfed aaseatnent rolla of gcvernae.tal juratlctor.a drected that the xlla9ee theren provded be apread on the respectve townshp, vllage cty rolls, WHEREAS, the Godfrey-Lee Publc School Dstrct voters approved ar. addtonal 2.0 Blls on November 30, 1981 wth sad vote beng certfed by the Board of Canvassers of the County of Rent on Dece*>er 1. 19B1. WHEREAS, ths affecta the governmental unt of the Cty of Wyomng by ncraasmg the total maxaus sllae rate from 34.SB40 mlla to 36.SB40 mlla. NOW, THEREFORE, BL T RESOLVED that Reaoluton 10-B1-20BS be a hereby changed from 34.5B40 mlla to a maxmum of mlla for the Codfrey-Lee School Datncta' total operatng mllage n the Cty of Wyomng. BE T FURTHER RESOLVED that the Charman of the Board of Coaatssoners be drected to sgn the annded tax certfcate for the Cty of Wyomng. Cwamsoner DeKraker aoved th* adopton of the resoluton. Seconded by Colssoner Soaervllle. totlon tarred by the followng vote: Teas: Blakeslee. Boerema. Buth. Bylngton. De'raker. Froaan. lamey. Johnson. Krfn, Lanortau. Lamnga. Rarsh. Ha/urkewcz. Northouse. Pupel, Sevensma. Sletswa. Saolenskl, Somervlle. Hahlfleld. Charman Nays: Cvl Counsel DeHltt reported the Rockford Publc School Dstrct s holdng a al 1 age electon on Dece*>er 10 the Statute provdes that the CotaUy Board of Cowssoners *ut aeet»*2at«ly thereafter to authorze a certfcaton n that area f tne electon s successful. t nay be necessary for the Board to meet on Dece«t*r 11 for ths purpose. Cow'ssloner Buth asked the Co*»lss1one»s to submt names to oe consdered for appontment to the Cosrty Offcers' Coensaton :onr ss-.on snce the terns of two of the r wll be eprng on December B1. Cw<ssoner Laaoreau asked the avfcers of the Legslatve. Judcal Taatlon Cowttee ta aeet wth Ma brefly followng ths aeetng. *. Platte announced the Cty/County Buldng Authorty wll be holdng a aeetng on Dece«eer at 7:00 p.a. n Cty Mall to revm wth the Cty Corty Coalssoners the prograa for etanson of the Cvc AudUorlja. Me added t s hoped constructon can begn aro*kd Jk*e Charmar Ehlers rewraed the CoMHssoners of the Annual Cowlssloners' Chrstmas Party on Deceer 14. Ccaaassloner Soaervllle aoved to recess to Frday, Dece*>er 11, 19B1 at 1:00 p.a. for certfcaton of the ta«roll for the Rockford P*lc School Dstrct f the eleclor s successful then to adjourn to Thursday. DeceMer 31, 1981 at 9:00 a.a. for a CoMrttee of the Mhole Neeetng. Nonday, January 4, 1982 at 9:00 a.a. for an offcal Neetng. Seconded by Coaalssoner Sevensaa. Noton carred unanaouly. Get down to det bascs For most overweght persons, there s no medcal justfcanon f>r rapd weght loss or a nutrtonallv mbalanced det. The Amercan Medcal Assocaton's popular pamphlet. "The Healthy Approach lo Slmmng" ponts, out that the good weght-red 111 on det s unt lhal s.duced n calores but s adequate n nutrents. Regular meals the Four Food Groups (Mlk; Meat; Bread- Cereal. Vegetable-Frut) form the bass of a good det that s sutable or adaptable for people wth dfferent health problems. December good tme for skywatchers December skywatchers may easly vew four brght planets. They also may try to locate two not-so-brght stars whch astronomers study for sgns of other lfe n the unverse, says Unversty of Mchgan astronomy Prof. Rchard G. Teske. "After sunset the planet Venus presdes as our evenng 'star' n the southwest. Drawng closer to us as t swngs around the sun. Venus reaches ts greatest brllancy on Dec. 16 wll reman very brght for the rest of the month." he notes. "Three other planets may be seen n the pre-dawn sky. Early rsers can vew ruddy Mars nearly drectly overhead. whle brght Jupter s found halfway up the eastern sky. Approxmately mdway between the two s fanter Saturn." Accordng to Teske, two stars n the southern evenng sky-targets n the search for other lfe-are Tau n the constellaton of Cetus, the Whale, Epslon n Erdanus, the Rver. Only a quarter as brght as the north star Polars, they are dffcult to pck out wth the naked eye. "t s approprate that we have searched for other bengs n a constellaton named for the largest of earth's lvng creatures n a constellaton symbolzng the flow of lfe." Teske ponts out. "For more than 20 years, a few astronomers have been convnced that these two stars many others are attended by famles of planets. They thnk that f some of those planets are nhabted by ntellgent bengs wth technologcal cvlzatons. perhaps the bengs use rado communcaton as we do. "Ther presence possbly may be detected, these astronomers reason, by pontng rado telescopes towards those planets carefully examnng what s observed. But the great problem-a guessng game to some extent-s to decde where to look lsten, what rado wavelengths to tune to." "Huntng for the antcpated broadcasts may be endng n ths country for the tme beng." says Teske. "A recent Congressonal acton has prohbted use of federal funds for such work, at least for Ftnfy DsntuOy Todd Gllan, D.D.S. 109 W. Man St. Lowe* HOURS: Tuesday ft Thuntky 1 830pm W*Lb Fr 7Jkm 4pm For Appontments... Cal A Dmm/kmmwuM t MtAak "Snce the rado telescopes needed are very expensve. they usually are pad for by federal grants. Thus the recent acton wll have the effect of stoppng the searches for the mmedate future." ' FNALLY We have cratcb pads n Mod agan. Aaatd. weghts szes. 75c a Lb. jlmh 5 lbs.) Gr Valley Ledger, 105 N. Broadway. NOTCE OF PUBLC HEARNG ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE VERGENNES TWP. ZONNG ORDNANCE Notce s hereby gven that the Vergennes Townshp Board wll conduct a publc hearng on December 14,1981 at 7 30 P M n the Vergennes Townshp Hall located at the comer ol Vergennes Baley N.E. The subject of publc heanng wll be the consderaton of the followng amendment of the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance. AN ORDNANCE pursuant to the Townshp Rural Zonng Act, beng Act 184 of the Publc Acts of Mchgan of as amended, to amend supplement to the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance The Townshp Board of Vergennes Townshp, Kent County, Mchgan hereby ordans that the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance s amended as follows 1 Secton B, "Permtted Uses' s hereby repealed 2 Secton Moble s s amended to read Moble homes shall not be used for dwellng purposes wthn the Townshp unless located wthn a moble home park as here-mafter provded, or unless used n accordance wth the followng A Permanent Resdences A moble home may be elgble for use as a sngle famly dwellng wthn the R-A, R-1 R-2 dstrcts, provded, however, that t meets the heght, lot area, set back sde lne spacng, floor area requrements specfed for a permanent sngle famly resdental use n the dstrct m whch the moble home s to be locatea n addton, the moble home shall comply wth the followng stards n order lo assure that t wll compare fb- orably wth other sngle famly housng permtted n the dstnc 1 The moble home shall meet stards for moble home constructon as contaned n the Unted Stales Department of Housng Urban Development (HUD) Regulatons ttled Moble Constructon safety Stards effectve June as amended 2 shall be a mnmum nteror floor to celng heght of 7 5 feet 3 shall be a mnmum wdth throughout the entre length of the moble home of 22 feet measured between the exteror part of tle walls havng the greatest length 4 shall be a foundaton around the entre exteror permeter of the moble home of concrete or block of a mnmum depth of 42 nches bek>w grade wth a maxmum heght of 16 nches exposed of foundaton above grade of the same desgn as requred by the Constructon Code as adopted by the Townshp for sngle famly resdences 5 shall be a crawl space below the entre bottom of the moble home of 3 feet wth a vapor barner consstng of a mnmum of 2 nches of concrete on the floor of the crawl space provded wth adequate drans to dran any accumulaton of water n the crawl space 6. The moble home shall be frmly attached to the foundaton so as to be watertght n such a way as water wll not enter 7 All wheels, towng mechansms tongues shall be removed ano none of the undercarrage shall be vsble from outsde the moble home 8 shall be connected to the moble home a well septc system approved by the county health department or publc water sewer f avalable. 9 Steps or porch areas shall be permanently attached to the foundaton where an elevaton dfferental exsts between any door surroundng grade 10 shall be a mnmum of a double ptched roof of not less than feel of nse for each 12 feet of run the roof coverng sha'l meet the requrements of the constructon code as adopted by the Townshp 11 The exteror sdng shall meet the requrements of the constructon code as adopted by the Townshp 12 shall be no addtons to the lvng space of the moble home unless t meets all the requrements hereof s bult accordng lo the same stard as the moble home 13 shall be a mnmum of 2 doors to provde means of ngress egress from the moble home 1 Submsson of an applcaton for buldng permt showng complance herewth wth Secton Exstng Sectons 4 15 A B are herhy renumbered 4 15 B C, respectvely The foregong amendment lo the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance shall lake mmedate effeel The foregong amendment to the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance was adopted at a meetng of the Vergennes Townshp Board held on The amendment the Vergennes Townshp Zonng Ordnance Zonng map are avalable for publc nspecton n the Offce of the Townshp Clerk, corner of Baley Vergennes NE durng the hours of 9 A M 3 P M on Tuesdays Lnda Bggs. Clerk Vergennes Townshp C2&4 t Arman Tod S. Gark, son of Robert L. Gark of th S.E., Kentwood, P c 88y J- Peacock of 304 Shawnee St.. Saranac. has been assgned to Keesler Ar Force Base. Mss., after completng Ar Force basc tranng. Durng the sx weeks at Lackl Ar Force Base. Texas, the arman studed the Ar Force msson, organzaton customs receved specal tranng n human relatons. n addton, armen who complete basc tranng earn N THE SERVCE credts toward an assocate degree n appled scence through the Communty College of the Ar Force. The arman wll now receve specalzed nstructon n the avoncs systems feld. He s a 1980 graduate of Pne Rver Hgh School. Lerpy. Mch. * «Ar Force Senor Master Sgt. Gary D. Shellenbarger. son of Mr. Mrs. Claud C. Shellenbarger of Rural Route 1. Saranac. Mch., has been decorated wth the Mertorous Servce Medal at Kun- Ths Week's Dry Cleanng SPORTS JACKETS Good Thru Tuesday, December 15th CURTS DRY CLEANERS 1004 W. Man St. - Lowell Phone All Tall Man SHRTS HUUABT PFALLER'S KVtRFRONTCLOTHNG l\( san Ar Base. South Korea. The Mertorous Servce Medal s awarded specfcally for outstng nonbombat mertorous achevement or servce to the Unted States. Shellenbarger, a muntons systems superntendent wth the 8th Equpment Mantenance Squadron, s a 1955 graduate of Lake Odessa Hgh School, Mch. Hs wfe, Glora, s the daughter of Mrs. ElUean M. Stovc, Wrghtwood, Calf. Don't drnk & drve Don't take that one drnk for the road at your December holday party! That's the appeal from Secretary of State Rchard H. Austn who says December was the worst month of 1980 for traffc accdents even though t was not the hghest month for traffc. State polce sutstcs show 176 klled 13,908 njured n 34,776 separate accdents n December-more than n any other month n Next hghest accdent-month was November wth 28,599 accdents. Months of hghest traffc volumes n 1980 were July August. Austn. Charman of the State Safety Commsson, sad that a varety of factors, ncludng weather consumpton of alcohol combned to make last December the number one accdent month of Alcohol s nvolved n more than half of all fatal accdents, he sad. Half a cup maple sugar equals one cup of maple syrup. COUPON Corduroy Jeans Bob & Gay Ptaef Phone E Man S Lowe Gr Valley Ledger Wedneada), Dec. 9, 1981 Page 17 Legal Notces STtlt or flcmlm* Thf ProSm Court for th* County of 'ent XVtMU DVSON notce htrrt, 91.f thlt < hennq al t* elfl n the Ju«enl» Court m tlf Cty of Crna MltM9n n tt* ratter of. O" t*' dtte tre on petton by pettoner no»n te'o««llejr tt "Wd chldren trt Delf>r<<t Chldren tmr Ue pro»hlo««of the Ju.enle Code. lo pre-.er.e /ujt prentll rlqht; under the *"/ p«rcnt cr (jjardur, hjll contact the Juvenle Court Cente' t 1501 CeJ«r H E. Crjr.j S«dt. HcMl or tl'r.c Other ttw l «*» permttee by l»». on or before the henn-; djte rtture to comply "th thu crder -j> retuh n Vd chlr»r bervj oaae terrorry urrs Of the court Chld Mlln'- nut roe Jr Pettoner Of Her Sthjrr He«r-mj De eater fc. 1M1» «Chle Creq llee "<11 Pettoner Off e' Sott 'errcl Me#rr.q Qn. 1H. *9(11 j? ) 0"' p ' fetlone' Offuer >nottn»r,,s -env De.?1. W t 10 30» Chld 0'tnd "ood, yt11cer Offcer "He.'ennn!)\ -erln-j De..?3. 19S1 at 1100» ' Chld Anthony -udon Pettoner Offcer C'v.'r He trm) >c, <?.?"! tt 10 Or Chld r.rm De S«tte»lee Pettoner Offce' Phl er-j Herlno Dec. 30. lae «t 3 00 p.» Dtted Oetefer 3. 'Bl P-bl tton r the Grtnd jlley le."' once t let w nee* pror to the >er"- Ste n orde'»e JO"'. P STfXTtt X{ Of pp0?.ttf STAU or MlCHA-S The Probte Court for the Count* Of lent JVV.ME Dmos *ot'ce * ' -eby qmen tht s hhrn9 lll be he'" ' the.lu.enle Court n the Cty 0«Grj Ppldl. "Uhj" tr tne Putter of. or the due nd tl-< ld on petton by pettoner no beo» llecmq tut -SlS chldren re Sejlected Chldre- thln the pro»llon% of the Ja.e-'le Co3e To pr«er»e your prentl rljhtt under the 1» '- p rent or u'd'tn nu contct t*e Ju«en-'» Court Center. 1S01 Ceflr S. Grf.3 Ppd. "chjn. or t'e lj:h Other cton l ray te pemtted by l«. or. or befcrt the ert*; date Plure.tO CODply -th th order rj. result m lld Chldren ter"j r*ae teepsrar,.rds of the court." Chld "trd, Sln. lund. Chntrery 0r«rjU Sen erfg Dec. 1'. 19?' t 1100 < - Pettoner P.,1 Bnnn Ch-ld "hld Pashr- Johnson Ptrlce Llptrot NHfng Dec. 30. M t «00 p r Pettoner leonrd S1«u«t««p Chd Sobert Wlls -er--; 'r S; t '100 Pettoner leon n'e Uted Oe'.rt-e' 3. 19c» 'he tent J0-V P SU*"-! JUDGE : P»0E4-f SOcrTDS PCJ 9:35 --r 'Sn; setrtnent s solct"-? tds *er tne te- s) stes oelo» Detled spe-fcto-s j-e.lle lre Pur"«s'n; Syr 22?.Count.»a»'nstrt10n E-ld- 3M o-roe.e-.e n. s pd. "Uhgj 'he td\ '11 e publ'dy cpe-ed n the Pu'-'m; ;"ce t he tre desgnated Pel*. Co.-tj -eser.es rne "n*, to l-.cept or 'e.e-t '» Or ll bd', t dee»s to be «n ts best nterests 3 'or O/o 'te' 'r : rrope't >s r'pfo' t.e 'ece.ed f je:ete' V1 t 10 30» E'3 foe Cerrgte: o'ts rece'.ed b, "cd,. Dec C'pefnj - *Tfl floor.'st'» H.St re r»ce.ed tr ejnesj.. t t 10 K s-mde'. CPPP DRECTOR Of P'JKMASMG "Mackntoshes" got ther name from a manufacturng chemst of Ednburgh, who, n 1823, patented the frst process for waterproofng garments. SUBSCRBE TO THE LEDGER STATE OF MCHGAN PROBATECOURT COUNTY OF KENT PUBLCATON AND NOTCE OF HEARNG Fle No. 136,790 Estate of Robert E. Worsley. Deceased. Socal securty no TAKE NOTCE: On December 11, 1981 at 10:00 a.m., n the probate courtroom. Gr Rapds, Mchgan. before Hon. Donald J. DeYoung Judge of Probate, a hearng wll be held on the Petton of Tmothy J. Conroy for a determnaton of hers. TAKE NOTCE: On November 23, 1981, Jn the probate courtroom. Gr Rapds, Mchgan, on the Petton of Tmothy J. Conroy, the admnstraton of the estate was granted to Edward Worsley rene Worsley. Credtors of the deceased are notfed that all clams aganst the estate must be presented sad Edward Worsley rene Worsley at 713 Northrup. N.W.. Gr Rapds. Mchgan proof thereof, wth copes of the clams, fled wth the Court on or before January 2b Notce s further gven that the estate wll be thereupon assgned to persons appearng of record enttled thereto. Attorney name: Tmothy J. Conroy (P2155) Attorney address: 440 Unon Bank Buldng Gr Rapds. Mchgan Phone No.: Pettoner name: Tmothy J. Conroy 440 Unon Bank Buldng Gr Rapds. Mchgan STATE OF MCHGAN N THE CRCUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT Fle No DM HOWARD RAYMOND H1GG1NS Plantff, vs. V1NE MAE H1GG1NS Defendant. ORDER TO ANSWER At a sesson of sad Court held n the Hall of Justce Buldng n the Cty of Gr Rapds, on the 17th day of November On October 27, 1981, an acton was fled by Howard Raymond Hggns. Plantff, aganst Vne Mae Hggns. Defendant, n ths court for an absolute dvorce, an equtable dvson of the property of the partes, for such other relef as the Court may deem equtable n the premses. T S HEREBY ORDERED that the Defendant, VNE MAE HGGNS, shall answer or take such other acton as may be permtted by law on or before December Falure to comply wth ths order wll result n a judgment by default aganst such Defendant for the relef demed n the complant fled n ths Court. WOODROW A. YARED Crcut Judge ATTEST; A TRUE COPY Donna Sangard Deputy County Clerk c4-7 STATE OF MCHGAN PROBATE COURT STATE OF MCHGAN PROBATECOURT COUNTY OF KENT PUBLCATON AND NOTCE OF HEARNG Fle No. 10,776, ,778 Adopton Dvson Juvenle Court Estate of: n the Matter of: Parronneau Edward, Andre Rashad, Rebecca Suzanne Smth. TAKE NOTCE: On Jan uary at 3:00 p.m., n the probate courtroom, n Gr Rapds, Mchgan, before Hon. Rall J. Hekman Judge of Probate, a hearng wll be held, on the Petton to termnate the non-custodal parents. The law provdes that you should be notfed of ths hearng. f you fal lo appear at ths hearng your parental rghts may be termnated. Dale: December Att. name: Wade S. Seys P McKay Tower Gr Rapds. Mch Pet. name: Jance Johnson 647 Sherman Street S.E. Gr Rapds. Mch STATE OF MCHGAN N THE CRCUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT ORDER FOR PUBLCATON Case No: DM BEVERLY JEAN BURNS. Plantff. vs TERRY BURNS. SR.. Defendant, At a sesson of sad Court held n the Crcut Courtrooms n the Hall of Justce, Cty of Gr Rapds. County of Kent. State of Mchgan, on the 3rd dav of December Present: HONORABLE ROBERT A BENSON Crcut Judge n ths cause an acton was fled on the 7th day of August by Beverly Jean Burns. Plantff, aganst Terry Bums. Sr.. Defendant, for an absolute dvorce from the bonds of matrmony. T S ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Defen dant. Terry Burns. Sr.. answer or take such acton as may be permtted by law on or before the 3rd day of February Falure to comply wth ths Order wll result n a default Judgment aganst the Defendant for the relef demed n the Complant fled n ths Court. Robert A. Benson Crcut Judge Examned. Countersgned & Entered: Ealry M. Lyons Deputy County Clerk ATTEST: A TRUE COPY Ealry M. Lyons Deputy County Gerk -8 CONSERVE GAS Le malhnan detver year Gr Valley Ledger. Owe year S6 n Keat A lonla Co.,» dee where. Cal

10 Gr Valley Ledger Wednesday, Dec. 9, Page 18 S Steam Carpet Cleanng 4 Wnter Specal U A Now Through February 1!2 Prce Carpet or Furnture Cleanng A Commercal Rate - Call for free estmate A Resdental Rate - Reg. 26c a square foot; A r T X A Now 13c a square foot ncludes all furnture hlng: ant-sol treatment deoderzer U - mque carpet care N - ew warm water extracton method V l-nsured V Q-altywork y U - nsually good results r "E - nhance" home personal care products UNQUE CARPET CARE A Phone WOOD STOVES Scratch Dent Sale Under Wholesale - Make Me An Offer Bg Savngs On Slghtly Damaged Cooperate wth mal carrers Postmaster Charle Doyle announced a remnder today to all postal customers n the Lowell delvery area that carrers need ther assstance durng the wnter months. Mal carrers wll make a reasonable effort to serve as many customers as possble durng severe weather, but Doyle sad rural mounted carrers n curb-sde delvery areas are not expected to leave ther vehcles provde servce on foot when approaches to malboxes are not clear of snow. t has long been a postal requrement, remnds Doyle, for customers to keep ther walks approaches clear of ce snow. Cty carrers on walkng routes are not requred to serve homes where deep snow or ce presents a rsk of personal njury or unusual physcal exerton, sad Doyle. n those cases where the path to the malbox on Unts - Untl All Sold Out -r All n good workable condton -o koewers G m WOOD8TOVE8 AND SECRTV SYSTEMS M. RD., ADA MOn. Wed. Thur. 4:00-10:00 Or by appontment ROCKFORD EXCHANGE PH P4.5 $ * Per Mo. D 1982 ESCORT 3 Door, Hatch Back, Front Wheel Drve 47 MPG Hwy. * 48 Mo. Lease $ Down PMT ncludes All Taxes "Move to the Dealer on the Move" Harold Zegler FORD LOWELL Wnterze your canne Although your dog may have been qute content to sleep under the stars all summer, t needs a wntertme shelter f t's to lve outdoors. The shelter can be a smple box that you buld at home, or you can buy a more elegant model, complete wth nameplate mock chmney, from a local lumberyard. The mportant thng to remember s that the dog's house should be snug waterproof, to gve protecton aganst the cold wnds ran. The sze of the shelter s mportant. t should be just bg enough for the pet to turn around nsde. A dog uses ts body heat to warm the doghouse n wnter, too much empty space creates a heat loss. Place the entrance to the house awav from the prevalng wnds or hang a pece of materal n the doorway to cut the draft. Lne t wth clean newspapers, straw or old rags, llese materals wll help hold the heat nsulate the dog from the damp ground. Much of a dog's warmth comes from the qualty of ts coat.,thck, clean fur has the best nsulatng qualty. You can help your pet keep warm by groomng hm regularly so that body ols drt do not mat the hars down. f your dog s very drty, try to wash hm once before the cold weather really sets n. Choose a warm fall day or wash hm ndoors. Make sure that the coal s completely dry before the chll of evenng. f your dog lves ndoors all year, your "weatherzng" the home has not been cleared or where a curbsde box cannot be reached from the vehcle, the carrer wll not attempt delvery but wll return the mal to the post offce. The mal wll then be taken out on the next delvery day delvery made to those customers who have cleared a path for the carrer. The same procedure wll be carred on daly untl the carrer has access to the malbox. We need everyone's cooperaton n keepng approaches to malboxes clear of snow, any other obstructons Doyle sad so we can avod havng to curtal anyone's mal delvery even temporarly. program s somewhat dfferent. Your pet wll be exposed to addtonal heat, not cold. Some dogs have no reacton to the dry ar of central heatng, others develop scaly, tchy skn because of the lower humdty hgher temperatures. Check your veternaran for suggestons. He or she can probably recommend a food supplement to put addtonal ols n your pet's coat. T-SHRTS Caps Nylon Jackal* Custom rrxxmled lo» vou' 'juc buvness ofganuahon f 5E553 J PWler's Rverfront Clothng, nc. 103 E. Man Some Energy Savng Tps From... Lowell Lght & Power OWNED BY THE PEOPLE OF LOWELL WATER HEATER 1MSULATOM Why waste energy heatng water, when an nsulaton blanket s smple to nstall cuts water heatng costs consderably? HOT WATER SAVERS t's a cnch to nstall water-savng showerheads, snk aerators flow restnetors n a home! An easy way to cut down on energy consumpton. PPE NSULATON Hot water ppes runnng from water heater through unhealed spaces are fuelsh Wrappng them wth foam vnyl or foam fol tape can make them energy effcent! % Personal Evoy Sol Jackpot BNGO Nle 7pm UpHors ot LOWELL MOOSE HALL Eotly Brd Bmqo 6pm SUBSCRBE TO THE LEDGER JACKPOT BNGO Every Fndoy nght 7 30 p m Lowell VFW Holl Eost Mom St lowe Eorly B'd Bngo ot b 45 p m Publc welcome c20t» THS SPACE FOR RENT LEGON OF THE MOOSE Tuesdays BNOO Early brds 6 30 P M Regular Bngo 7:30 PM Upstars over Moose Stolen- two cameras from busness: Colorburst 250 Olympc Pocket 35 Mlmeter: cameras crculated at Mddle School or wth Mddle School students. Please return. No questons asked. Call or put n malbox at my home Gr Rver Drve. COUPLES Wthout prevous busness experence but wllng to work & learn together, pleasant, proftable work. Contact Amway Dstrbutor. Phone after 5 p.m. for ntervew. 47tf LOST Unversty Of Mchgan Class rng 1959 at Lowell Lanes on Nov. 19th. Reward offered no questons asked. Call C4-5-6 Busness ft servces F YOU WANT - Easer starts for wnter, better gas mleage; use the best ol n town. AMSOL! Also lowest prces around. Contact Rchard Carey p5-8 nformaton on ALASKAN OVERSEAS jobs. S to S per year possble. Call Dept c4-5 COMPLETE REMODELNG NTEROR & EXTEROR Ask About Our Fall Vnyl Sdng Specal Ktchens Famly Rooms Addtons ETC. HKFKRT Bl'LUKHN A Nl'PPl.l PH. Bl(;-4r>;-H379 GOLDEN. j AGl (Jt CALDWELL'SQ hckj wnrr. rnhamr l* btauv " Vwr Mkup Lrt u-httull.1 ' MkM scrv headunrr n mr j ' J? HK.lJNtHFUMHs V d UU U UlAR. MH MOSl C H M N E Y - HMkMmnm (an \ KK. MH T. n 'tm H 1 PH(> S3U SUSH l\ >1 VM trmn'lrnuuh.ll l+wtwck SWEEP "lo'cnoncu) M loftlu THOMPSON NTEROR SERVCE CARPETNG -WALLPAPER LNOLEUM COUNTER TOPS 9328 Froeporl Ave Phon«76S-5157 Alto. Mch Any day or evenng by appomlmen DARWN THOMPSON HOURS: 9-5 Thur. & Fr. Sat 9-3 CASCADE HLLS SHELL 4019Cascade Ra S E Gr Rapds HEL ROAD SERVCE * Pck-up & Delvery Mnor Repars Tune-ups Ppes Brakes Mufflers Howard Hobbs, Prop. GRAY S CARPET & UPHOLSTERY : 220 W. Man-Lowell Carpets Floorng Per -ren Manmngton Vmly Carlsle Country Club Mchgan Mosac Tle Kentle Free Estmates A Clean Chmney s A Safe One 2400 W Mam St Busness Ph Lowe, Mchgan After Hrs Ph Lowell Tre Company Don Brower Passenger Tres Truck Tres Farm Tres Brakes Shocks Algnments* Exhausts Travel Traler AUOMOTVf SUPPLY NC 1450 W. Mon St., Lowell Phon# S Complete Machne Shop Servce vugolden Pck up Campers p lcku pcaps Jll 0* r -T- Other Pck Up Accessores Auxlary Gas Tanks to 50 Gal, Sde Steps, Spare Tre Carrers And Camper Equpment THOMET CHEVROLET & BUCK 24 HOUR TOWNG SERVCE 1250 W. Man St., Lowell BUS HU. KLUSON PHONt: NEED A New ktchen? Famly room? Addton? Sdng or roofng? We do t all! Lcensed. Phone p2-6 LAW OFFCE Mchael J. Tummno Jr. General Pratce Dvorce, uncontested, wth or wthout chldren $150 plus cost: Wlls $35; Bankruptcy $300. Legal consultaton on general matters, ntal appontment free Lowell offce Gr Rapds offce catf ATTORNEY SERVCES Dvorce, from $100 plus costs; Bankruptcy $300. Smple Wll $35: Adopton $125: Real Estate Closngs, from $35: ncorporaton. from $200: Drunk Drvng.. from $250: Llord Tenant, Probate, Workman s Compensaton by appontment Attorney Rchard Heath. Lowell Gr Rapds TOl'R LOCAL WATKNS Dealer for Lowell surroundng areas. John Erckson. 51" Avery St.. Lowell. Ml Phone lust call 1 wll delver as 1 have products on h. Dessert mxes, beverages, vtamns. health ads, personal care, deodorant, har care, cologne for men women, cleanng laundry supples. pest nsect control products. c26 tf Rabbet Stamps 4 Engraved Sgns made to order, 'd BUY Junk color TV's (noon to 6 p.m. only). DOG TRMMNG - Free red rbbons nal polsh for Chrstmas! Phone /rre to... LA'S DECORATNG SERVCE W-Ttt Complete Lne 01 Wallpaper & Pant Books TFoSaet" ROCK TUMBLERS - Saws. Grnders. Grts. Polshes. Raw materal. Mountngs. Rngs, Pendants. Neck chans. Stck pns. Belt buckles, Rock books. Etc. POT- TER'S PEBBLE PALACE: 4073 Segwun. 3'/j Mles South of Lowell or '/; Mle North of Cascade Road. Ph FOR SALE Lberty Deluxe moble home, wth refrgerator, stove, dnette set, lvng room furnture. Call FOR SALE Spnet Console Pano Bargan. Wanted: Responsble party to take over low monthly payments on spnet pano. Can be seen locally. Wrte Credt Manager: P.O. Box 537 Shelbwlle. n p2-5 FOR SALE OR TRADE - 7 Foot regulaton ar hockey table. S00 or trade for bumper pool table after 6. c3-6 FOR SALE - 79 Frebrd Esprt mles. V power steerng, power brakes, automatc, tlt wheel, excellent condton Call after 5 p.m. -8 LUABLE COUPO* OL CHANGE SPECAL $12 ncludes: Group 7 Flter, Up to Fve Qts. Valvolne 10-W-40 Ol, & Lube CARS ONLY, NO TRUCKS Phone FOR RENT 1 bedroom upstars apartment. Call after 6 p.m. (5-6 FOR RENT 2 bedroom upstars of house. Stove refrgerator furnshed. Newly remodeled. $55 per week plus utltes. Call UnUemoram N MEMORAM n lovng memory of Lawton Cole who passed away December Lfe goes on. the years go by. But precous memores never de. No longer here our lves to share. But n our hearts he's always there. Wfe Lucy Chldren Grchldren. flank You ft THANK YOU We want to thank our frends neghbors for the gfts many kndnesses shown to us. on the occason of our movng to Toledo. Oho. They were all greatlv apprecated. May God Bless Each Every one of you. Chrs & Ann Wegele 4: Famly Wanted HELP WANTED Need Holday Cash? deal opportunty for presently employed, housewves, students retred men or women to earn money for those holday expenses. Flexble hours. Call between 7 & 8 a.m. 7 to8 p.m WANTED Part tme bartender. Drty Shame Bar. Ada. Call Cathy or WANTED Hay bales needed. Call Bob. davs 4.S nghts Monday - Frday Saturdays 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 12:00 noon L OWELL y RE 2400 W. Man. Lowell - Ph

11 Gr Valkv Udgcr Wednesday, Dec. 9, Page 20 More "Santa Parade" Photos Bs, roller skeaters even Sylvester. * MEN'S NGHT % No Lades Please Wed., December 16th 7:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. 10% Off Purchase -PLUS- 1 0 % Donate to club or organzaton of your Choce Free Gft Wrappng Layaways Welcome? Gft Certfcates j Vsa & Master Card Welcome RADO - TV SERVCE Complete Repor Of TVs Rados Antennas - Etc Phone E. Man, Lowe Lades Fll Ths Coupon Out And Gve t To Your Husb For Easer Shoppng SZE. MM M *» "51 mm W& m Slacks Dress Blazer MEN S NGHT Gloves SZE Coat Shoes Robe Gown ' 'Modtrs f&p thu*, ' 'holldt's Open 'tl 8 P.M. M-F startng Dec. 14! Saturday 9:30-6:00 P.M. SHOP N A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE 219 West Man West Tlppare \Lowell Looes Fashons Lnger ons Lmgene one Accessores M*