Volume 11, Issue 32 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, June 24,1987 New City Manager will start here in August
After a four month search, the Maatman says the search for those four, but Maatman said. Pasquale began his career in ment and reviewing all their our time together with the fam- ^11 City Council has hired a a new manager yielded more "He (Pasquale) stood head and city government in 1973 when budgets. He also served as the ily, even if it's only an evening new City Manager. Mayor James than 60 resumes. Maatman and shoulders above the rest in terms he took a position as an intern secretary to the Planning Com- walk", says Pasquale Maatman announced Thursday Councilman William Thompson of experience, education and re- planner with the City of Norfolk, mission and as Director of Per- Pasquale s outside activities that David M. Pasquale will as- reviewed the resumes, and nar- ferences. Wc were delighted Virginia. In 1974 Pasquale be- sonnel, he negotiated with the have included serving on the ^ wme the City Manager s posi- rowed them down to a list of ten when he told us he'd accept the came the Associate Planner with four unions representing Mt. Board of Directors for the Mt. tion in early August. Pasquale, to be presented to the entire coun- position*. the York County Planning Com- Pleasant municipal employees. Pleasant United Way, as an of- 40. is currently the Assistant City cil. From that list, the council Pasquale was bom in Buffalo. mission in York, South Carolina. While at Mt. Pleasant, Pasquale ficer of the Mid-Michigan Per- Manager in Mt. Pleasant, a pos- found four that they wanted to New York, and grew up in nearby In 1975 Pasquale moved back to supervised the complete update sonnel Association and as a ition he has held for six years. interview Pasquale was among Fredonia. He first came to Michi- Michigan when he accepted a of the city's zoning ordinance Deacon in the Ihnity Baptist gan when he entered the Univer- position as Planning Director for and coordinated work on a new Church in Alma. sity of Detroit. Pasquale the City of Alma. In 1980 Pas- master plan. He also was respon- Pasquale will visit Lowell on graduated from the U. of D. in quale moved to Garden City sible for the city's acquisition of Saturday. He is actively looking 1969 with a Bachelor of Science where he also worked as City four major state and federal for housing here, and wants to degree in Political Science. Pas- Planner. In August of 1981 Pas- grants during his six years there. get settled in time to enroll his quale also holds three Masters quale took a position as the Di- Pasquale and his wife Anne children in classes before the Degrees. He received a Master rector of Community Develop- have three children, Michael, 13; school year begins in the fall. of Public Administration from ment in Mt. Pleasant, and was Cathy. 12 and Elizabeth. 9. Pas- Pasquale says he is very much George Washington University promoted to Assistant City Man- quale says his interests center looking forward to his move to in 1971. He earned a Master of ager in December of the same around nis family and their pur- Lowell. He says the people he Urban and Regional Planning year. suits. Michael plays Pony has met here seem very friendly from Virginia Polytechnic Insti- In Mt. Pleasant Pasquale has League baseball, and both he and and he is eager to help with the tute and State University in 1974. been the head of the Community his father are avid Tiger fans. All many challenges that face the And. in 1981 Pasquale earned a Affairs Division which oversees the children play the violin, and community. SHOWBOAT RECEIVES DONATION Master of Aits in Geography building inspections, parks and Pasquale attends and enjoys their The Showboat Corporation wishes to thank the Lowell Rotary from Michigan State University. recreation, community develop- performances. "We really enjoy ' Club and the Lowell Lions Gub for coming to its aid by donating funds to purchase replacement light bulbs for the Showboat so that the several activities planned for the summer at the Amphitheater Full slate of festivities for Sat. will have that extra "shine" by having the boat lit up. These bulbs were lost due to vandalism (A special "thank you" to Ivan and Everyone is urged to join in Jane Blough fordoing the hurry-up job of putting the new bulbs in!) the fun this weekend to celebrate Michigan's . Sesquicentennial MOUSTACHE CONTEST SHAPING UP here in Lowell. The festivities will sun off on Friday, June 26 Ivan Blough announces that things are "shaping up" for the at 6:00 p.m. on the grounds of Sesquicentennial Moustache Contest to be judged at Recreation the Lowell Area Arts Council Park on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Ivan would like all con- Center. 149 S. Hudson, Lowell, ^ testants to sign up with him at 2:30 before the judging, which will with a special performance by be done by representatives from local hair styling salons. Lowell the Stradavarious, a folk band Family Hairstyling, J.L. Murphy Hairstyling. Vanity Hair Fashions specializing in traditional, folk, 1 and Man's World. Irish, and religious music, fol- lowed by the dedication at 7:00 TALENT SHOW RE-SCHEDULED p.m. of the Kinnebrew sculpture and old fashioned desserts at old Gordon Gould and Dr. Jim Reagan announce for the Showboat fashioned prices. Corporation that the Talent Show night has been re-scheduled for Saturday at 11:00 a.m. the this Saturday. June 27 at the Showboat Amphitheater from 7:00 Lions Club is sponsoring a big to 9:00 p.m. The postponement was necessary because of the 150th parade down Main Street inclement weather last Saturday. Sorry for the inconvenience to the Fairgrounds where the caused but everyone is looking forward to a great evening this Senior Neighbors are sponsoring Saturday. JUST IN CASE of rain, the event will be held at the a family picnic, followed by old Middle School auditorium. fashioned games sponsored by the YMCA. In addition, there ANTIQUE SHOW TO BE SEEN ON LCTV will be an informal dulcimer Priscilla Lussmeyer of the West Central Michigan Historical Society displays a handmade 26 "sing along" from 1:00 to 4:00 star flag that will adorn the society's float and cider stand at this Saturday's festivities. Day The Lowell Firemen Antique Auto Show and Flea Market day p.m. Facepainting and a glue-in long events will celebrate Michigan's Sesquicentennial. will be shown on LCTV channel 2 at the following times and will be available for the little floats, costumes, vehicles, women-kids); Relay races; SWIM. dates: Tuesday, June 23 at 10 a.m.; Wednesday, June 24 at 12 ones. At 3:00 p.m. beards and groups, musicmakers. Watermelon polo; 100-meter 4:30 p.m. - Fairgrounds - noon; Thursday. June 25 at 5 p.m.; Friday, June 26 at 7 p.m. moustaches will be judged and 11:00 a.m. - Methodist race. VOLLEYBALL FINALS. at 3:30 p.m. the Eastern Star will Church to Fairgrounds, SES- 3:00 p.m. - Fairgrounds - 5:30 p.m. - Fairgrounds - . WOMEN'S SLO PITCH have awards for the costume QUICENTENNIAL PARADE, BEARD/MOUSTACHE CON- SOFTBALL FINALS. judging. sponsored by Lions Club. TEST. Blough Builders.(Par- 7:00 p.m. - Showboat Amr Women's Slo Pitch softball tournament Class C and under. Families are urged to join in Noon - Fairgounds. OLD- ticipants please register with phitheater - SHOWBOAT TAL- ^ Round Robin, will be held July 11 and 12 in Freeport. Entry fee the fun this Friday and Saturday. FASHONED PICNIC, Senior Ivan Blough at 2:30) ENT NIGHT. (In event of rain, is $100. For more information, contact Rich Kunde (616) 765- June 26 and 27 - Lowell's salute Neighbors sponsors. Bring your 3:30 p.m. - Fairgrounds - to be held at Middle School Au- 5338. to Michigan's Sesquicentennial. lunch and a blanket. A few picnic COSTUME JUDGING. ditorium) Our area has taken its place tables available. Food and bever- 4:00 p.m. • King Pool - OPEN FREE SWIM AT YMCA POOL proudly in the history of our age booths and bake sales too. State and will pay tribute to its For booth, call 897-5949. Parnell Fest is Sun. On Saturday, June 27. the YMCA Pool will be open free to the many residents, past and present, 1:00 p.m. - Fairgrounds - public for the Sesquicentennial celebration. At 2:30 p.m.. the pool by just having some good old- CARRIAGE RIDES by Ron Take a chance • the "Luck O' The Grand Prize this year is a staff will host a series of water games for youngsters ages 4 and fashioned summer fun. Be sure Robach, all afternoon. the Irish" may rub off on you! 1987 Dodge Caravan SE which up. The games will include a penny grab in the shallow end, raft to plan on attending these special 1:00 p.m. - Fairgrounds - It s time for the annual St. Pat- has been purchased from Vennen races, best dive, biggest splash, watermelon polo, and many others. events. DULCIMER SING-A-LONG, rick's Parnell Festival to be held Motors in Lowell and raffle tick- Prizes will be given to the winners, and each participant will CALENDAR Robert Blaesing, all afternoon. this year on Sunday, June 28 at ets are available at the Parnell receive a 20* coupon good towards any item at the pool snack bar. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26 1:00 p.m. - Fairgrounds - the church grounds on Parnell Grocery. Donahue's Country Swimming starts at 11:00 a.m. and runs until the water games LAAC CENTER GAMES, YMCA - Adult Coed Road at 5 Mile N.E. Market at Cannons burg. Vennen at 2:30 p.m., and starts back up after the games and ends at 7:00 6:00 p.m. - Special perfor- Volleyball Toum., coed teams The day of family fun will in- Motors, or Martin Chambers. p.m. mance by STRADAVARIOUS sign up at Y; Seed spitting; Frog clude clown acts, pony rides, Bingo will be held on Satur- folk band. jumping (you furnish the frog); children's games and other day evening. June 27 from 7:00 BENEFIT CAR WASH 7:00 p.m. - KINNEBREW Rolling pin throw (pin fur- games of skill. A chicken bar- to 11:00 and on Sunday after- Sculpture dedication. nished); Husband calling; All- becue dinner will be served on noon from 1:00 to 5:00. Vegas- There will be a benefit car wash on Saturday, June 27. from 9 Also, OLD FASHIONED DE- star softball games. (Pool open Sunday from noon to 4:30 p.m. Cash games will also be held on a.m. - noon, at the community building in Key Heights Village, SSERTS AT OLD FASHIONED for swimming) at the reasonable rate of $5.00 Saturday from 8:00 to 12:00 11353 E. Fulton. A $3.00 donation is requested, with the proceeds PRICES 1:00 p.m. - Fairgrounds - FOR for adults, children and under p.m. and on Sunday afternoon going to the Young family, or send to Fundraiser, do John Muha. SATURDAY. JUNE 27 KIDS, sponsored by LAAC. $3.00, preschoolers free. Take- from 1:00 to 5:00. 11350 Sheila. Lowell, MI 49331. 10:30 a.m. - PARADE face-painting and glue-in. out orders will be available as Plan your week-end now to in- FORMS. Methodist Church 2:30 p.m. - King Pool - POOL well as lots of delicious home- clude a visit to the Parnell Festi- continued on the back page parking lot (621 E. Main), GAMES, biggest splash (men- made pies and cakes. val. Ionia Free Fair grand stage line-up announced The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 24, 1987 - Page 3
Money, always a sell-out at- "I Lost On Jeopardy '. My School ", while Fabian estab- Coming Events The kwia Free Fur and Bud- traction in Michigan, last pcr. Notices In the Ledger's Chapter night meeting is held weiser are proud to announce the Bologna" and "Like A Surgeon", lished himself as the premier formed at the Free Fair in I9H4 "Coming Events" are free Flat River Snowmobile JUNE 22 - 26; Vacation wedding anniversary with an ments and memories with completed grandstand line-up Night Ranger returns to Ionia teen idol with "T\im Me Loose", the first Monday of each to a crowd of over 7.000 people of charge to any non-profit Clubhouse on Potters Road, Bible School I Public invited! open house from 2:00 to 6:00 friends. A for 1987, featunng The Mon- on Wednesda>. August 5 for an Tiger", and "Hound Dog Man *. month, at 8 p.m. He has built a strong following just East of Montcalm Ave, At First United Methodist p.m. at their home, 982 N. kees, August 4; Night Ranger. 8:00 p.m show. The groups On Friday, August 7, rock n organization in the Lowell, with hits such as "Baby Hold August 5; The Golden Bays of 1985 performance at the grand- roll superstars REO Speedwagon Ada, Alto, and Saranac WOMEN OF THE MOOSE at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Church, 621 E. Main (across Washington St., no gifts SAT., JULY 25: ATTEN- On'*, "TWo Tickets To Paradise". Bandstand, August 6; REO stand set a single-show atten- take the stage at 8:00 p.m. •rw. We prefer such Business Meeting is held the members or interested indi- from Paul's Showboat Res- please TION LOWELL HIGH "Think I'm In Love", Take Mc Speedwagon, August 7; and dance record for the fair. Night With such chart-topping hits notices to be kept brief and viduals are cordially wel- taurant), 6:30-8:30 p.m. for SCHOOL classes of 54- 59 Home Tonight' (featuring Ron third Monday of each month, Eddie Money August 9. Ranger s hits include "Sister as "Riding The Storm Out", to be submitted by mall, at 8 p.m. come. the entire family. Theme: HON., JUNE 29: Announce- Come join the '50s reunion. me Spector) and his current On Ibesday. August 4 at 8:00 Christian**, "(You Can Still) "Roll With The Changes**, "Keep Paul's Adventure For Christ. ment has been made of the The more the merrier! 5 p.m. smash. "Endless Nights*. but will accept notices by p.m , The Monkees take the Rock in America", "When You On Loving You". "Take It On phone at 897-9261. EVERY SECOND ft Games, singing, Bible installation for Women of the - 2 a.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Dou- The Run" and the number one Also, currently on sale ait EVERY SECOND TUES- stage with special guest Weird A1 Close Your Eyes", "Don't Tell FOURTH TUESDAY The stories, adult study, refresh- Moose to be held at 8:00 p.m. ble R Ranch, Smyrna. m Me You Love Me' and the title album of 1981. "Hi Infidelity'*, Alabama with special guests Rc DAY The Lowell Area Fish- Yankovic. WOMEN Of THE MOOSE Lowell Community Band will ments. Bring a friend. Shuttle at the Moose Clubrooms. All Camping and motel rooms trick to the Michael J. Fox film the group constantly performs to stless Heart, Monday August 3 ing Club now meets at the The Monkees. rock *n' roll meet for rehearsals begin- transportation provided. Call interested parties please available Call 897-9462 for and television stars of the I960,s. "Secret to My Success *. sell-out crowds Their current at 8 iH) p.m. and George Strait Saturday, August 8 at 8:00 p. m ning March 10. Rehearsals 897-5936. make note of the date and information. made headlines last year with a Golden rock n* roll comes to album, "Life As We Know It**, will be held in the band room reunion tour nearly two decades the fairgrounds as The Golden has quickly risen up the charts Tickets for the Ionia Free Fair time. v after their breakup They have Boys of Bandstand. Chubby following the success of the Grandstand series are available at Lowell High School, at JUNE 22 - JUNE 26: St. solidified their status as one of Checker, Bobby Rydell and Fi- newest singles. "That Ain't at all Believe In Music Outlets 7:00 p.m. For Information, Michael's Episcopal Church SUN., JULY 5: Dedication of rock 'n* roll's greatest acts with bian perform Thursday. August Love" and "Variety Tonight Ticket Master locations, exclud call 897-8434. Everyone wel- in Cascade will conduct a Va- the Grattan Township Histor- BASEBALL A Eddie Money returns to the mg West Michigan, the Free Fair f HEALTH SOCCER SHOES v hits that include "Last Tram To 6 at 8:00 p.m. come! cation Bible School. Children ical Museum (including the ClarksvilleTm A Believer ", In the early 60*5, Checker rose Free Fair performing a matinee Box Office, or can be tele may be enrolled by calling Father John W. McGee Now Available By "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone", to international fame with a show at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Au- charged at (616) 527-1310. QUA-KE-Z1K the Church office Wednes- Memorial Library) will be at Dr. Paul Qauthier "Pleasant Valley Sunday ", "Day- string of dance oriented records gust 9. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB day, Friday or Saturday held. Come celebrate with us Anderson dream Believer", and "VallerT. including "Limbo Rock", "Pony Dr. Jim Lang meets every 2nd and 4th mornings, 949-1223. from 1-6 p.m. Special Family Shoes Yankovic. opening for The Time" and his biggest hit, "The Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the speaker will be U.S. Repre- Swimming Monkees. is best known for his TVist", which started the dance 0 BEE STINGS 209 E. Main - Lowell Club building at 11400 Fore- SAT., JUNE 27: Lyie & Peg sentative Paul Henry. Enjoy parodies of popular songs, in- craze of the same name Rydell Obituaries cluding his biggest hit, "Eat It**, earned his mark in rock 'n' roll Anyone that has had an encounter with a bee knows that this is man Road. Lowell. Covert will observe their 50th music, speakers, refresh- a take-off of Michael Jackson's history with the hits "Volare", ADAMS - Jack R Adams, 61, Mr. Adams was a member of \ ^ usually an unpleasant situation. A single sting usually does not "Beat It" His ocher hits include "Wild One'* and "Swingin* of Murray Lake, Lowell, passed the American Legion for 27 entail serious risk but for some individuals, this can be life threaten- EVERY THIRD THURSDAY PooiLoan away June 22. 1987 He is sur- yean, a Navy Veteran of World ing. The culprits belong to the order Hymenoptera, which includes Pack Meeting. Cub Scout vived by his wife, Ardis; chil- War 11, Lowell Roller Skating the honeybw, wasps, hornets and yellow jacket. These insects Pack 3188 will meet at Run- dren, Bart> (Bob) Meyers of Mid- Rink manager for 28 years, a will usually sting in self defense or when their nest is disturbed. ciman School, beginning at land, Jerry (Susie) Adams, Lowell Area Schools bus driver Leave them alone and they will usually leave you alone. Avoid 7:00 p.m. This is a family Randy (Reyna) Adams, all of for 25 yean. Mr. Adams was also wearing brightly colored floral pattern clothing and perfumes while event. Future activities will Lowell; Cindy (Dale) Kropf of a professional hand carver enjoying the great outdoors. be discussed and awards cozy comer Murray Lake; brothers, Eugene Services will be held this After being stung you will experience immediate pain, swelling (Evelyn) Adams, Rex (Norma Thursday, June 25 at 1:00 p m I ^ and redness. Several stings can lead to generalized itching, fever, presented. FMB/State Jean) Adams; sisters, Dortha at the Roth-Gerst Chapel, Low- hives, wheezing and nausea. In rare instances, a person with bee ELECTRICITY. by Roger Brown Quick, and Irene Parsons, all of ell, the Rev. David Hagens of sting allergy will experience a severe reaction. Within a few mi- FALLASBURG Grand Ledge; Grand Children, the First Congregational Church | nutes the effected individual will begin to wheeze, cough, experi- SCHOOLHOUSE Jerry Adams, Jr.; Brian and officiating. Interment will be at ence stomach cramps and possibly lose consciousness. It is esti- MUSEUM: Located across Savings It's awfully quiet around the Brown house this week. Angie is Aaron Adams, Heather Meyers Oak wood Cemetery. The family mated that less than 4% of persons in the U.S. have true bee sting the covered bridge from Fal- visiting a school chum who moved to Louisville, Kentucky and and Jennifer Adams; sisters-in- will meet friends on Wednesdas hypersensitivity. However, there are probably more deaths due to lasburg Park is open Satur- Casey is away at Boy Scout Camp. That leaves just us old folks law, Zola (Clayton) Cook of Pot- evening from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. bee stings than due to snake bites! days and Sundays from 1.00 and the dog. Just between you and me, the dog isn't much company. terville, and Audrey Reynolds of Memorials may be made to the After being stung, carefully remove the stinger with a knife to 5:00 p.m. Free admission, Grand Ledge. Honey Creek Christian Home blade trying not to squeeze the sac as this will force more venom Terese and I are used to the noise that goes along with having donations accepted. Model into the skin. Wash with soap and water, then apply ice. Aspirin a twelve-year-old boy and thirteen-year-old girl tearing around the of 1840s Fallasburg village, house with their usual gaggle of friends. There are no stereos will usually be adequate to relieve pain. Benadryl* is available History it made out of the failures and herosim of each ^ displays, souvenirs. blaring. There are no TV's with the volume turned up for the \ * over the counter and can be taken every 4-6 hours to relieve itching insignificant moment. —Frani Kafka neighbors to hear There is nobody banging away on the piano. and swelling. There is nobody teasing the dog until he barks There are no Persons experiencing systemic reactions should seek emergency JUNE 22-26: Calvary Come in and talk to arguments There are no spoons being ground up in the garbage ^ care immediately. Anyone that has had a systemic reaction in the Christian Reformed Church disposal. The phone is even quiet It's so quiet, the chirping birds Do business with past should be counselled as to the benefits of an immunotherapy is having its Vacation Bible our loan experts, are starting to bother me (allergy shot) program to prevent future life-threatening situations. School 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 It's not just the lack of noise that reminds me they are gone This program is usually a life long endeaver but it will reduce a.m. for pre-kindergartners and we'll help you There are numerous visual trappings that are also missing Casey's the risk of bee sting reactions significantly. Also persons with to sixth grade and also a jump right in skateboard is not in the middle of the sidewalk Angle's "Seven- PATT0N-JRB known bee sting hypersensitivity should carry an emergency bee class for Moms. teen magazines are not tossed about on the sofa or coffee table sting kit and know how to use it. f without getting There are no moldy pizza cmsts, black banana peels or curdled glasses of milk in the TV room The stacks of cereal bowls and AGENCY, INC. / over your head. juice glasses are missing from the kitchen sink. We can actually • Auto • Home •Health > tidy up around the house, and it stays that way. e Commercial • Life Last night Terese and I were feeling lazy, and ordered a pizza 4 CO^P for dinner. I was amazed when I didn't have to threaten to stab 835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml someone in the back of the hand to protect my second piece. In Ph. (616) 897-9253 fact, a friend happened by at dinner time, we all ate our fill, and there were two pieces left. Even more amazing than having left * over pizza, was the fact that I went to the refrigerator for a Coke, Gerald Patton and there were actually two in there! With two kids around the LAKE ODESSA FAIR house, the chances of finding a Coke in the refrigerator are about as good as finding their beds made JULY 1 THRU JULYS, 1987 With the kids gone I can make a phone call when I want to, NO! and there have actually been some calls for Terese and I. Angie for Business. TUESDAY - JUNE 30 STATE SAVINGS keeps the phone so busy when she's around, that people trying to 1:00 PM - Dog Obcdicnce Show (Fair Tent) get through to Terese or I. simply give up. Of course there have been a lot of calls from Angie's friends who either weren't plugged WEDNESDAY - JULY 1 into the grapevine when it was announced she'd be gone, or didn't and Commercial. 10:00 AM — Grand Parade to Fairgrounds BANK 10:00 AM — Midway Opens (Cash in Discount Coupons today) get it straight as to when she'd be back. I've felt like I've been her answering service for the last week. "Hello" I say. "Is Angie 11:00 AM — Grand Marshal Reception & Luncheon (fair tent) 11:30 AM — Bike Races (Horse Arena) thereT' they say. "No", I reply "She's visiting Stephanie in Louis- Insurancej ville. and won't be back until Wednesday. June 24. Could I take 1:00 PM — Harness Racing a message, or would you like to call her on the 24th?**. Judging You have more invested in your business than 7:30 PM — Dog Pull Contest LOWELL from the number of people looking for her. there must be a heckuva money. YouVe invested your tune, your THURSDAY - JULY 2 lot of gossip for her to catch up on when she gets hack! efforts. You've invested yourself. So you 9:30 AM — Youth Tractor Driving Contest (Parking Lot) Angie does come home tomorrow, and Casey will be home 10:00 AM — Dairy Judging (Livestock Barn Area) Saturday Terese and I can hardly wait, and not just because the should insure your business with an agent 1:00 PM — Harness Racing lawn needs mowing and the laundry is piling up. I guess we really who recognizes your personal investment—an 4:00 PM — Youth Clown Contest (Livestock Show Barn) ROCKFORD do miss the little monsters. independent agent representing Hastings 5:00-10:00 PM — Midway Madness (5 hrs. of Rides $5.00) 8:00 PM — Tracy Lynne & Mountain Express Music Show Mutual Insurance Company. P S In response to the anonymous caller who left a message stating FRIDAY - JULY 3 that she preferred the editorial I wrote in last week's Ledger to Youll get thorough business and commercial 10:00 AM — Beef, Sheep Judging (Livestock Barn Area) Don't do it! The third prong is my normal dnvel, I'd like to say this: insurance—including Hastings Mutb'Pak, with 10:30 AM — Youth Horse Show (Horse Arena) When I was growing up. my father owned a newspaper that comprehensive protection in one policy—and 1:00 PM — Harness Racing proudly earned this slogan under the banner!me, "Ionia County's 1:00 PM — Youth Pedal Tractor Pull (E. end of fairgrounds) there because the appliance most cussed at newspaper" He lived up to that slogan by blasting fast claims service and competitive rates. But 7:30 PM — Figure Eight Demolition Derby somebody or something every week in his editorial. We sold a lot youTl also get the security of doing business SATURDAY - JULY 4 of papers. We had a weekly press run of 1.200 in a community must be grounded to avoid with someone who knows you. 10:00 AM — Draft Horse Show (Horse Arena) with only about 600 homes But that weekly editorial took hours 1:00 PM — Harness Racing and hours out of my father's work week to research it. write and Thau why we say "Wc re your Silent defend what he had written after the paper came out. 5:30 PM — Firemen's Ox Roast electric shock. > Partner." But were only silent until you 7:00 PM — State Championship Lt. Wt. Horsepull I learned from that experience If an editor wants to shove his need us. i ideas and ideals off on his readership, then he or she had darned 10:30 PM — Fireworks (Approx.) V well better have the lime, and take the tune to thoroughly research SUNDAY - JULY 5 the subject of the editorial. I simply don't have that kind of time, Hastings Mutual 1:00-6:00 PM — Midway Madness (5 hrs. of Rides $5.00) and I am certainly not going spout off in this newspaper about Insurance Company 1:00 PM — Harness Racing Lowell Light & Power something I don't know anything about A good case in point is ^e re cml v tHent untH you need us. 1:30 PM — Children's Games (Livestock Show Barn) FDK an editorial that appeared m the Grand Rapids Press last week 3:00 PM — Ladies Day (Fair Tent) OMOtTUNlTf The editorial npped apart the Lowell City Council because of the 7:30 PM — Demolition Derby ii Macker's decision to move to Belding If the Press editors had all PIA 10:30 PM — Fireworks (Approx.) "Owned By The People Of Lowell the facts, I'm sure their editorial would have taken a different '••f# »t% stance Sorry lady, but I don't want to lower myself to that level. The Uwell Ledger - WtdnCTd«y, Junt 24. 1987 - P«gt 4 The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday, June 24, 1987 • Page 5 Homespun 60th Anniversary ii Stradavarious" featured at LAAC dedication Lowell residents with an ear north of the Lowell Area Ait 6 p.m., the LAAC will sponsor 7 p.m. dedication of a Joe Kin- brings with it a Lyon and Healy gan. Stadavarious features an in- Devotions ^for old-fashioned sweet music Council Center. 149 S. Hudson an evening of fun, food and fam- nebrew sculpture on the grounds TVoubador Folk Harp, an Irish novative "chromatic" dulcimer will want to head for the big on Friday, June 26. Beginning at ily entertainment focusing on the Folk musicians John and Celtic Harp and a Queen Mary as well as a basic model with striped tent on the grounds just Martha Kuch of Charlotte and Clairseach. a Scottish harp and traditional diatonic tuning. Veanna Bourdeaux and Renee a replica of a 10th Century Irish In addition to the two perfor- Don and Nincy Anderson ^ » welcomed home by Service Clubs donate funds McEldowney of Jackson will harp of war-king Brian Bom mances by Stradavarious (one at By Pauline Spray bring their sweet tunes to town These harps are Michigan made 6 p.m., one following the Kin- wish to announce the birth of ^ for two performances as Dulcimers, (the name means nebrew dedication), the LAAC ..an inheritance incomtpti- God and live circumspectly. It is their son Donald Kory Lee bom. A""^ellc m Stradavarious, a folk band spec- "sweet nine") are forerunners of will also feature a visual arts blc ..for you. who art kept by easy to think that no one else June 12. 1987. The baby f™ fclkion, Michigan and Dm, for Showboat refurbishing ializing in traditional, folk, Irish, today s piano. Hit with sticks, exhibit and working artists on- the power of God thmugh suffers from trials and tempta- m** 7lb>.7oI.und « 21" !**" and religious music. The group "hammers" or plucked by hand, thc grounds. (One of which will faith ..(I Peter 1:4,5). tions and no one else is attacked has been organized for about two the dulcimer has sometimes been be Dana Ziebaith. doing on-site by the adversaries which buffet years, but its members have been called the lumberjack's piano water color portraits). Old Immaculatc gardens and us. But it is encouraging to know > acquainted and shared musical and was very popular in olden fashioned desserts and beverages lovely flower beds arc nice to that all God s children are kept interests for years through Uncle days because of its versatility will be for sale at old fashioned admire, hul it lakes lots of work busy fighting the forces of evil. CarTs Dulcimer Club and the and resiliency. It was often used prices (5* - 10^ - 15') in honor lo keep them admirable Weeds How else can our faith be tested? Original Dulcimer Players Gub. for church music and dances. Al- of Michigan's Sesquicentennial. arc no "respecter of gardens How else can we earn the reward INTHh Stradavarious is unique in that though the dulcimer lost some The combination of sweet tunes They must be fought continually. waiting for us at the end of life*s it features three different types of its popularity when pianos be- and sweet treats promises a fine Insects, too. are enemies of plant journey? of folk harps, two varieties of came more available, it has sur- family outing as a kick-off to life, and it keeps both city and We all must "keep at the job" SERVICE hammered dulcimers, a guitar vived in pockets of rural America Lowell's family weekend Ses- country farmers busy eliminat- - continually. and a recorder. Stradavarious - one area being here in Michi- quicentennial celebration. ing them from their gardens and Prayer: Dear Jesus, let me orchards never grow lazy and indifferent Doubts, insecurities, in- Make me alen to the wiles of the feriorities, unbeliefs, hatreds, enemy Help me to continually and fears are enemies which seek "keep at the job' and go deeper lo imbed themselves in the heart and higher with Thee. Amen. ) of the child of God. It takes con- Deeper, higher, ev'ry day in "In righteousness shalt thou be established stant watching and continual ef- Jesus. fort to keep them out of one s Till all conflict past thou shalt be far from oppressioniort: thinking These adversaries of Finds me conquror, and in His for thou shalt not fear-: 1 the soul are no respecter of per- own image sons. They come to annoy every Perfected at last. and from terror; for It shall not come near thee" individual who seeks to please C P JONES Isaiah 54:14 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Abel
June 30, 1987 marks the 60th gclhcr ^ ** hc,d 011 Junc 28 The Lowell Ledger Anniversary of Gus and Doris t0 cdcbrale the special occas- Serving Lowell Area Rf aden Since 1893 Abel of Lowell. A family get-to- s*on
The Lowell Rotary Club and the Lowell Lions Club "came to the rescue^, so to speak, by TERRORISM: (USPS 453-830) Kent County Library donating funds for light bulb replacement on the Lowell Showboat which had been lost due to is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent vandalism. The above picture shows Brian Doyle of Lowell Rotary Club, and Frank Martin of Lowell WHAT WE CAN County. $10.00 a year outside the county by the hosts events for kids Lions Club, giving the checks to Gordon Gould of the Lowell Showboat Corporation. Lowell Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broad- The Lowell Branch of the County Library System encour- There is a "story within a story" here, folks! The Lions Club offered to donate $100.00 and upon hearing of this good deed. Rotary Club decided since it is the "older" club in town, it DO ABOUT IT! way St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. Kent County Library System agCS the public to come to the will offer a special double fea- Teddy Bears* Picnic! Children y would make its donation SIOLOO, so the total amount received by Showboat Corporation was ROGER K. BROWN I $201.00. Do we hear $210.00? ture for children ages 6-12 on agCS 3.8 and their teddies are in- EDITOR & PUBLISHER Monday, July 6 at 2:00 p.m. vited to a special story program Americans love their birds. NATIONAL WILDLIFE (616) 897-9261 "Mowgli's Brothers" is taken onThursday. July 9 at 11:00a.m. from Rudyard Kipling s classic jfo program lasts about 45 mi- Jeffrey Konkle By magazine reports that sixty- two million Americans regu- Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan "The Jungle Book" and "Dragon nutes and will feature stories Prisdlla larly put out seed in backyard Published Every Wednesday Stew" is based on the book by about bears. Adults and stuffed Airman Jeffrey L. Konkle, training at Lackland Air Force Lussmyer feeders. In fact, one expert es- You and your friends are invited to Tom McGowen. The film show toys are welcome, but children POSTMASTER: Send address change to The son of Nicholas R. and Leona Base, Texas. timates that bird enthusiasts ing will last about 45 minutes under three are discouraged from M. Konkle of 470 Adapointe During the six weeks of train- this free one hour Christian Science lecture Lowell Ledger, P.O. box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 buy over one million tons of and is free. The Lowell branch attending. The Alto branch is lo- S.E., Ada. Michigan, has ing the airman studied the Air by Nancy S Plhl, CS is located at 325 W. Main St. bird seed each year. What's cated at 6059 Linfield graduated from Air Force basic Force mission, orgam/aiion and more, they spend a total of Member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship The Alto branch of the Kent customs and received special $618 million each year buying trianing in human relations seed, bird feeders, bird baths Saturday, June 27, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. In addition, airmen who com- and bird houses! plete basic training earn credits at First Church of Christ Scientist The Arctic is warming up. toward an associate degreA 48 Lafayette SE. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY through the community college INTERNATIONAL of the Air Force. WILDLIFE magazine reports Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 He is a 1986 graduate of that permaaently frozen ^S ADA COMMUNITY Ledger Entries... Forest Hills Central High ground beneath the Alaskan CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH tundra has warmed four to 1 ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH School, Grand Rapids. Michi- CHURCH OF LOWELL 10501 Setttewood Ph 897-7185 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 of 75,50 and 25 Years Ago seven degrees Farenheit over 1 MKhifan Sunday School 9 45 A M gan. Meeting at the Lowell Middle School REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L. JOHNSON * the past century. Scientists be- 1 Worship Service 11:00 A M (12675 Foreman) 7152 Bradfield St. S.E 676-16M Morning Worship io«) AM lieve the temperature increase J t Evening Service 600 P M aojuajuL^ * f ! Sunday Morning Worship REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 11:20 A M 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JUNE 23,1887 No Collection Taken North Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays may be related to the And ChildrenMinutno 10:00 A M Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and 11:00 A M Evening Worship 6:00 P M. "Neighborhood News' besides local news, Includes Lmi Fulton GLENN H MARKS "greenhouse effect," caused by Ample Parking Midweek Bible Services and Youth Ministry Sunday School 10:00 A M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Freeport, Morse Lake Ripples, Fallasburgh Facts, Logan La- Foreman Road the burning of fossils fuels. "A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY" Evening Worship 6:00 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR • conces, Alton Atoms, So. Boston Breezes, Saranac Scraps, Barrier Free 897-9110 ' Pim ChMtk o# 897-6477 CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL Vergennes Visitor and Grattan Gatherings. Child Care Provided 3 1 OirtA ScmMM A A.R. Hoag of Vergennes visits the mineral baths at Mt. rJ«ruhT~ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Clemens, and says his rheumatism is much better. Wa>hinfion FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALECHURCH A bill allowing Lowell to put in water works has passed the BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL legislature and received the governor's signature. OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton The motto of the U.S. 9213 Elmdale Rd . ClMfctv*t 201 North Washington Street Comer of 60ih Street A Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS Pacers and Trotters will be featured at the 4th of July races Navy's SMbMt is'Can Do.' Sunday School 10:00 A M Rev Rick Upchurch Sunday School 10.00 A M. Morning Worship 9:50 A M at Train's Driving Park. I Church School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship MOO AM. MOfning worsnip ..... 11XX) AM. (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 20,1912 Evening Worship 7:00 P M. Evening Worship .600 PM Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Service 6:00 P M I A rented slaughterhouse at the east village limits is ordered Wednesday Bible Study weooesoay ruflnt worBnip .700 PM Evening Service 6:00 P M Wednesday Mid Week Service cleaned up by the State Board of Health. Long-dead carcas- and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P M. REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR TTTTTTTTT Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Jr. Teens. Adults 7:00 P M. ses lying around have brought complaints. Satie Hundreds.,, (616) 868-7292 Pastor Gane Scfctor Everyont Waicoma Nursery-Come & Worship With Us JUNE 24: Ray Linton. Ti*/0 *• All noxious weeds must be cut and destroyed in Vergennes 068-6403 Of 068-6912 Noskey, Rick Pawloski. Township by July 1. The part governing roadside right-of-way clearance sounds possible. Maybe Thousands,.. Wolfe. Gay Pfaller SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH RRST CONGREGATIONAL FIRST UNITED METHODIST JUNE 26: Tim Stepck. (anj A long article predicts disaster for small businesses if the (Uretsd Church of Chnst) CHURCH OF LOWELL GOOD SHEPHERD Andcreon, Vclma Perry. federal "Parcels Post" bill is passed. 125 Bndge St.. Saranac, Ml CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Christ) 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 24,1937 depending on Model! Bishop. Amy Jean Hill. Phone 642-6322 LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson sThe playground, under supervision of Wendell Emery, the (CELLENT INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM Morning Worship 10:00 A M 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 Stahl, Dale Peters JUNE 27: Carol WielanJ- athletic coach, has crowds of boys the first day, and Cecil Sunday School 11:15 A M Morning Worship 10:00 A.M I Mormng Worship . 9:00 A M and 10:45 A.M., [Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A M. 1 .Good is appointed captain of the boys' safety squad. A girt Home Bible Studies - Several Locations Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A.M. | Church School 9:30 lo 10:30 A M Barnef'Fr®« Nursery Provided Skye Perala, Lucy ^'| Oal-A-Prayef • phone 642-9659 JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER |Rev. David Hagens Minister Richard Mahynski. Carol captain will be appointed when more girls show up. All of this GROWING ON THE PROMISES Of GOO 897-8307 Nursery available at both services lElaanor Martin Director of Educrton is sponsored by the Lowell Board of Trade. Stanley Hagemeyer. Pastor Bamer - Free Entrance |Carol McNaNy Director of JUNE 28: Bnan 9 The state's increasing labor troubles are blamed on Gov. Frank Murphy and Pres. Roosevelt supporting labor unions. Dtanna Sandy k. 1 The clamming season will be open for only three months, FIRST CHURCH Of JUNE 29: Colin P^ ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Marlene Knottnerus due to depletion of dams by hordes of shell-seekers in the CHRIST. SCIENTIST early Depression years. Lowell's button factory now prepares OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL JUNE 30: Cindy AnJe ST. MARYS 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S. 0» Fulton) shells for shipment to other button factories. 2275 Waat M«n Stiaat New Address Middaugh, Archie Duncan CATHOLIC CHURCH 10200 Grand River Ave Grand Raptds, Ml 897 7168 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 21,1962 402 N Amity Sunday Services io 30 A M The Flat River Development Association is soliciting Sunday School 9:45 A M Sunday Sacvic* & Sunday School. 1030 A.M. WITTENBACH MSGNR JAMES MORAN Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 PM Sunday Worship Sarvcat . HOG A M A 800 P.M | Wednesday Evening Service . . 8 00 P.M. sketches and plans for beautifying the river. NEW HOURS BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Oldsmobile - Pontlac - GM Trucks Awana-Wadnatday 850 P M. (ChM Care Provtdad) O Support of the airport by city funds is tabled; airport associ- Saturday Mass 5:30 P M. 897-7489 Wadnatday Prayar Maatng 7:00 P M ation may take care of it. Open: Men. & Wad. 9-9, Tuet. — Thurt. 9-6 Sunday Mass 9:00 & 1100 A M Reading Room at 24 Division N. DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 Glendon Swarthout's "Welcome to Thebes", a fictionalized (Weekdays 9 lo 5:00; Saturdays 10 to 2:00) DAVID 0008, YOUTH PASTOR 8974348 Th# •voodo it aWfl v account of Lowell peccadilloes of the 30s. is panned by Time PH. 897-922 1 ALL ARE WELCOME tritiou. food with and Newsweek, but Grand Rapids bookstore sales are brisk. mint and 17 mine""5 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 24, 1987 • Page 6 The Lowed Ledger - Wcdneaday, June 24, 1987 • Page 7
Letters to the Editor.. ft Dear Editor. Police Reserves and mailed to: ) given to them previously. cancel the press conference, or Dear Roger. the State Highway department My husband and I spent four Sgt Allan L. Eckman - Lowell The Lowell Led 2.) go ahead with the conference er's... Much has been said about the At no time did the city "offer" Subsequently a special meet- and announce that he was having long years away from Lowell Mice Department - 301 E Main decision to move Macker to Main Street to the Macker as re- ing of the council was held on difficulties with the city's lee and where we both grew up. We St. - Lowell, Ml - 49331. Main Street, some true and some ported in U.S.A. Today. As a February 25, 1987 and a formal street closing position, but that couldn't wait to get back. Now, Also, in reference to the June false. manor of fact. I repeatedly ad- request to close M-2I was for- efforts were being made to re- however. I find myself reminded 17th issue of U.S.A. Today (a COMING ATTRACTIONS Dunng the 1986 Macker vised Scott that no contact would warded to the state. At that meet- solve them, or 3.) stall the con- of an old fable. copy included with this lener), I event. I met with and discussed be made with the State Highway ing. which Scott attended, he ference for a few hours and allow THE DOG AND THE was mote than a little upset about the pmspeel of moving Macker department until a written re- very clearly heard the council ap- some time dunng reasonable SHADOW (from Aesop s Fa- the apparently verbatim stale to Mam Street with Bonnie and quesi to use Main Street was de- prove the closing of Mam Street hours of the day for me to contact bles). ment made in reference to our Television celebrates the 4th Scolt McNeal; an idea that had livered to the city. Such a wrinen beginning on Friday afternoon the council What difference A dog. cwssing a little rivulet police department It (the Lowell been discussed by Macker sup- request, dated Januar\ 19, 1987. It was not until May 16th that could one (1) day have made' with a piece of flesh in his Police Department) is charac- porters, business-owners, and was delivered to the City of Low- the city received a request to By Evas Levine Unfortunately. I think the mouth, saw his own shadow rep- tenzed as being "Barney Fife and townspeople alike. This discus- ell on January 21, 1987. close Mam Street tm Thursday. reasons for not taking any of resented in the clear minor of one silver bullet". sion centered on the pros and This fact is supported by the On Wednesday. June 10,1987. Television is no wallflower these steps and the fact that the the limpid stream; and. believing I have been a member of the cons of such a move. above mentioned letter dated Mr James Messner advised me when it comes to seizing a door was closed so solidly to it to be another dog. who was Lowell Police Departmeni as a In January. Scott contacted me January 19. 1987. in which that a press conference would be good opportunity. This week Lowell Monday morning, with- carrying another piece of flesh. full-time officer for thirteen and informed me that the organi- Mitch McNeal states. •'We truly held onThursday, June II, 1987 it will be promoting Indepen- out giving the council the oppor- he could not forbear catching it; years and also was a Reserve of- zation had made a decision to go appreciate your assistance in pur- to announce the cancellation of dence Day - and itself - with but was so far from getting any- ficer for several years I have shows designed to raise pa- on Mam Street: 1.) to avoid a suing this matter with the State the Macker tournament in Low- tunity to hear from the Macker thing by his greedy design, that been proud of my association LISTING triotic spirit. repeat of the I9K6 lawsuit. 2.) of Michigan and look forward to ell. Wednesday evening Mr. supporters Monday night, is all he dropped the piece he had in with the department and truly be- to pn>vide for expansion of the receiving a response as soon as Messner assisted me in contact- too evident. his mouth, which immediately lieve that Lowell has one of the event without team number re- possible." ing Scott McNeal who in turn On another nole, the slam MAGAZINE sunk to the bottom, and was ir- best small-town police depart- strictions, 3.) to generate support If the City of Lowell had of- directed his attorney, Mr. Gary against our city and its police recoverably lost. ments in the State of Michigan } for the downtown businesses, 4.) fered Main Street as has been Love, to call my home around force, which appeared in the Goodbye Gus Macker. You (or any other state). Our officers •» Features Complete to more clearly define the activ- stated in U.S.A. Today, why 10:00 p.m. U.S.A. Today newspaper, was a will be sorely missed. are highly trained and take a per ity as a community event with would the letter indicate a thanks During a conversation with disservice to all those who so Tammy Moykkynen sonal interest in the City and its 4 Listings off Lowell more direct civic involvement I for assistance and why would the Gary Love I indicated that I faithfully supported Macker over ) 6/17/87 citizens. did promise, and subsequently Macker organization look for- would like to help resolve the the years. Such a comment At your earliest convenience. Cable TV Channelt delivered on my promise, to ward to receiving a response to dispute between the council and serves no purpose except to de- Scott & Mitch; I would like to meet with you to work at obtaining a permit from something they claim had been Macker on the issues of the fee tract from all of the community, On A Daily Basis. and the date and time of actually including a number of people Please cancel the team entry discuss how and why your con- shutting down Main Street. Gary who supported Macker or had no sponsored by the Lowell Police cept differs from mine. thanked me for the offer and said opinion at all. Department under the name Sincerely. O Special Iports he would convey the message to Scon may find, as a result of L.P.D. You can understand our Sgt. Allan L. Eckman this move, that tree lined streets, position on this. The refund 6/20/K7 Scott and that he would call me # Listings GRATTAN TOWNSHIP at my office the following morn- happy-faced merchants and city should be made out to the Lowell Robert lirick ing. officials on a mission to change the image of their city is not what ABC, the network that Scott called me at 11:00 p.m. Saranac High School aired the festivities sur- makes the small town atmos- to Special Daily Wednesday night and informed rounding the refurbishing of me of his appreciation of my phere he so ardently pursues. It's Honor Roll for the Statue of Liberty last offer and stated that the council the people and their willingness Movie Listings summer, has the most lavish NOTICE would have to agree to waive the to accept outsiders, to smile holiday tribute again this GRATTAN TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION 5% fee and close Main Street on when their lawns are trampled to the second semester year. On Saturday, July 4, Thursday, July 2, 1987. in order a sea of mud, to look the other SENIORS Stacie Longwell, Joy Poner O Listings Coincide the network presents "A Star to prevent the cancellation of the way when their garages become Spangled Celebration," co- Notice is hereby given that the Grattan Township ALL As As & Bs tournament. I informed him that public restrooms, and to come Lyn Burton. Charise Coble, Shawn Barcelow. Beckie hosted by Oprah Winfrey Planning Commission will hold three public hear- With Numbers On and Robert Urich. The three- I would go to work on that and back next year for more that Precia Emmons, Lisa Grieves, Benz, Ginger Biggs, Rom Chad ) ings to consider the following zoning requests: hour "entertainment maga- he added that the council would counts. Ann Tichelaar wick, Keith Grant, Carmen Mac Your Tuner have to agree to these terms be- People like the Orloe Gwat- zine" originates from St. Lou- As & Bs Donald, Anne MacParlane. is, the site of the V.P. Fair, fore 10:30 a.m. the following kins, the King Doyles, the Bob 1. A request to rezone land from "A" Agricultural Wendy Beckhom. Darcy Ben- Y vonne Rhoades, Jeff Wmgard * the largest annual Indepen- morning as the press conference Elzingas, the Kevin Smiths, CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 26 to "R-L" Lake Residential on a parcel generally lo- jamin, Adam Bergeron. Tami As, Bs & 1 C Complete A dence Day event in the coun- had been scheduled and could Peter Leeman, Shirley Smith, Jami Boggs, Jeff Borup, Clint cated on Six Mile Road to the south and west of Bowen, Mark Bullen, Jennifer try. Barbara Bush, the vice- not be postponed. the Charles Doyles, the John Burkhart. John Clark, Lisa El- Clemens, Lori Dalton, Jill president's wife, will be THRU THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1987 Corrigan Ave. and more particularly described as: lasy To Use I called Scott back about 15 Gabrions and the hundred or liott, Beca Fawley. Tracy Golom- Denny, Ron George, Michelle there. And so will a 500- minutes later, around 11:30 more families who lived the bisky, Lisa Hotchkiss, Emily Hoopman. Kurt Myers. Arm member St. Louis choir, Ben Oprah Winfrey co-hosts ABC's "A Star-Spangled Celebration/' a celebrity-stud- Macker event each year are rare Part of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 28, T8N, R9W, p.m., and advised him that I did Jorgensen. Dave Kastanek. Luz Pritchard, Kathy Scheid Vereen, Suzanne Somers, WWMT Mi CD ded tribute to Independence Day. It airs Saturday, July 4. not believe that I could be of ser- in this country, let alone in one SOPHOMORES Tony Bennett and the Rock- Grattan Township, Kent County, Michigan de- Mane Leon, John Lepien, Kim WUHQ BattW Cteek, Ml vice to him or the community in neighborhood. These are the m ettes. A national sing-along is McCollum, Mary Melcher, All As WXMI Grand Rapidt, Ml m scribed as: Beginning at the East 1/4 comer of said the short span of eleven (M) people who made Macker what also promised. And in a novel o Simon Miller, Karen Mogdis, Ken Davenport, Alan Pen WINS Laming, Ml CD Section; thence N0 43'42"E 661.94 feet along the it is; not Scott, not the city gov- twist, ABC will use the spe- with three specials this week. featured. Following that pre- another appearance as the hours, most of which would slip Tisha Morey, Cami Nystrom, nington, Brian Powell WFSL Lontinf, Ml o , cial to promote the fight East line of said Section; thence N89 02 S7 "W 66.0 by during the very early morning ernment, not the players or the WOTV Grand Rapidt, Ml On Wednesday, July 1, "The sentation, flutist Jean-Pierre host of the "14th Annual Martin Pennington, Tina Pos- As & Bs j --L -AAJ iVILX JQvH»'Qn# rTll against illiteracy through Making of Libertya one- Rampal will perform with Daytime Emmy Awards" hours, and because 1 had a pre-ar- spectators. And these are the Craig Bauman, Chris Sawka. feet along the South line of the North 2000.0 feet sehn, Kris Sage. Karen Seiler. AltndaU, Ml Project Literacy U.S., a na- ranged business meeting in the kind of people that make Lowell GVC hour documentary on the res- the National Symphony Or- Tuesday, July 30, on ABC. of the Northeast 1/4 of said Section; thence Eric Weeks. Ramona Wright. Sarah Tiejema, Abbigail Tucker, WKAR I. Laming, Ml tionwide campaign designed toration of the Statue of Lib- chestra at the U.S. Capitol, in And in the true American morning. Again, Scott thanked special and that is what Scott > As, Bs & 1 C Becky VanVleck. WZZM Grand Rapidt, Ml 9* to combat adult illiteracy. erty, will be rebroadcast. On "A Capitol Fourth." (Check spirit of recycling, CBS re- N0 43'42"E 2000.0 feet along the West line of the me for my interest and restated should have told U.S.A. Today Lisa Bird, Jackie Chipman, As, Bs & 1 C HBO Horn* Sox Offk* [HBO] Lest you find it difficult to Saturday, July 4, the Boston local listings for all broadcasts part one of East 66 feet of the Northeast 1/4 of said Section; that he could not cancel the press Sincerely, WTBS Atlanta, GA Jon DeYoung. Stacy Hawley. Becky Bowen, Stacy Dupont. find a connection between Pops celebrate in "A Boston programs.) * "Space," the miniseries star- conference. Ray E. Quada CINEMAX Qnamax [MAX] thence N89°02'27 'W 1032.88 feet along the North Greg Murphy, Laura Nash. Shel- Tiffany Freeman, Amy Gould. Suzanne Somers, July 4th Pops Fourth with John Wil- ring James Gamer, Susan If Scott truly desired to stay June 17, 1987 USA USA Nttwofk line of said Section; thence S0°46'54"W along the lie Nead. Victoria Nuevo, Troy Becky Haller, Bruce Hopkins. DISNEY Dttn«y and illiteracy, remember that liams and the Boston Pops Anspach and Blair Brown. in Lowell: I.) why did he not * Bobbie Kietzman. Kurt Mickel CBN CBN CabU Natwrfc it's the spirit of the thing that Esplanade Orchestra." Rous- Also this week - NBC airs It's based on James Mich- East line of the West 231 feet of the East 1/2 of the Parker. Brenda Pipe. Bruce Slui- 1 b WQN Chicago, H counts. ing holiday favorites like the prestigious tennis match- ener's best seller about the Northeast 1/4 of said Section 2655.26 feet; thence ter, Erin Wayman, Laura Wood. son, John Overbeck. Kelli Ruiz. ISPN Sports Nofwork Sousa's "Stars and Stripes" es from Wimbledon as part of U.S. space effort. July 4 and , JUNIORS Amanda T\icker. S88 41'37"E 1101.40 along the East-West 1/4 line CNN CabU Nowt Ntwrfc and Tchaikovsky's "1812 its daytime lineup on July the final frontier - nothing All As FRESHMEN of said Section to the Point of Beginning. Subject NICK Nkkolodoon / A A E PBS salutes the holiday Overture" will no doubt be 4th. Oprah Winfrey makes could be more patriotic. Ron Hale, Pennv Leslie. All As to right-of-way for 6 Mile Road over the North 33.0 CITY OF LOWELL Erika Hagen, Cara Jackson feet thereof, also subject to easements, restrictions As & Bs and rights-of-way of record. This parcel contains Tim Bateman, Kelly Benja min. Dan Brown. Cindy Ca 64.11 Acres. Parcel number 41-12-28-200-003. hoon. Steve Chadwick. Tom 75 NOTICE Legal Chadwick, Susan Coble, I|SJ SAVE BIG Watt 2. A special use request to construct a private road Frank, Steve Hale. Wendy Har 60 W Wall #Yiil . on the above mentioned parcel of land to serve six Icy, Charles Labron. Lisa UPERJ CASSETTE Notice Neumann, Tony Russo, Jana ^ residential home sites. TAPE Weeks. W STATE OF MICHIGAN As, Bs & 1 C AT LAMBERT MASTERBILT 3.Thomas M. O'Connor requests a special use per- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: PROBATE COURT Mark Bergeron, Missy Car-^ UGHT BULBS mit to build a house on a lot with the rear lot line e wmmen COUNTY OF KENT dinel, Danielle Cowling. ToniaW. 4 PK. • greater than 400 feet from a public street. Property Due to the high water demand and the needed fire PUBLICATION AND Fisher, Heather Gariand. Kan ) in Records and located at 4970 Ashley Ave. Belding, Ml 48809. Par- protection - No sprinkling allowed between the NOTICE OF HEARING Jackson, Heather McCarty. l ays from In the matter of DAVID Murphy, Grctchen Parker. Aim to 6 hours. Long Mt Choott cel Number 4M2-25-1I i in IK hours of 12:00 noon and 9:00 p.m. VARIETY'S... r Horn 00. 75 ' ELWYN THOMPSON, JR - Ren wick, Marci Weeks. Value 3.99 w«t 4ptrpKfc. 4pk. each. Change of name. EIGHTH GRADE PIAST1C Written comment concerning the requests should Furthermore, sprinkling will be done on an Odd- TAKE NOTICE: On July 9, AUAs 96 POCKET MINI be received by July 1, 1987 and addressed to Even basis until further notice. 1987 at 9:00 a.m., In the pro- Michelle Barcelow, TVacy De- Picture LAUNDRY George Poullas, Secretary, Grattan Township Plan- bate courtroom, Grand cker, Eric Denny, Jennifer ^ KOTO BASKETS BASKETS s\ Jurmo, Karen Keskey, Heather rxio" ning Commission, 11790 Seven Mile Road, N.E., Rapids, Michigan, before Sturdy ptMttc Houses with house number ending In an Odd ALBUM Frames FRAME laundry baskets Hon. A. DALE STOPPELS Smits. Lowell, Michigan 49331. Information regarding the number may sprinkle on Odd number days except s-iir assorted ootor» Judge of Probate, a hearing As & Bs FRAME rezoning and special use request can be obtained from 12 noon to 9 p.m. 5x7 and will be held on the petition of Lucy Asbury, Todd Belding. T|00 through the above address. David Elwyn Thompson, Jr. to Brent Bowen, Angela 8x10 Laurie Harder, Chen Hendnc 8W Houses with house number ending In an Evan change his name from David 5-*r The public heelings shall be held on Wednesday, number may sprinkle on Even number days except Elwyn Thompson, Jr. to David Jon Hendrick, Elissa Hoopman FRAME Elwyn Thomsen. Lisa lda,Tadd Kimble, Kurt Ur July 1,1967 at 8:00 p.m. local time at the Grattan from 12 noon to 9 p.m. 32 pages. 16 sheets. Holds June 16, 1987 die, Becky Meyers, LAMBERT VARIETY Township Hall on Old Bekfing Road In Grattan. All photos up to SVi" X 5V4". Miles, Micah Rutz, Kei^h 123 W. MAIN. LOWELL Ml 49331 • PH 897-9918 Interested parties are Invited to attend. Water Treatment A David Elwyn Thompson, Jr. Westbrook. TVacy Wieczorek 4281 Clyde Park. S.W. Apt. As, Bs & 1 C § OUR AIM IS WE'RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR Filtration Plant Supt. for VARIETY OF NEEDS 22-B Joyce Beckhom. an1 C31&32 George Regan For crafts, school noods or In ths TO SATISFY! Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 till 6 'TS Wyoming, Ml, 49509 Coombs, Angela Fry, Kim Idlchsn. Assorted colors. an ea. 534-1868 mayne, Jennie Goff, W C32 Murphy, Teresa Overbeck. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 24, 1987 - Page 9 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 24, 1987 • Page 8 0 MOV*: Back and the | Out el Central 1.1 (D Later Ta§ (bt 11.00 DCDOCD0 io« WtHe People get mued up wm, ^ t|[|i lOrOoSnl^S d) 0 (HBO) MOV*: 'On the Ufht Preacher' A trail guide wbo pro- 11 00 fD Mor*o Show Jumping World nniAnitr a louno. Patty KoHy 19,19 soo 0GDOCD iWWi yovpfnment ogentt and oritto Track Thlt Week M tects former tlovoi seeking to Oiamptonihjpf (*) MOV*: 'Tronchcoat' Magn Yean in Sperto: High SATURDAY I M'A'S'M cratt Chevy Cbate, Carne Fhhot •i ®) • ()$ Real Gheetbut Komettead it confronted by a con FRIDAY 11:30 ID (HBO) Komtkoir. Miwion of I Auto lacing: CART Portland bgbtt 193^ wwium icq g;.!,.t«niti«r Unrru HmIn s Star Trek fvo Arden 1981.(R) (CQ. This is the story of pitcher Graver THJel r wfeeWe , r»^t(j 200(11) efi OoMfiro 6/27/87 Oooth __ Star Poi for man ce ® (ft MOV*: Cleveland Aleiiandor. one of the •onto, Ruby Dee. 1972. 6/26/87 IB (MAX) MOV1C KoProfo* 1:05 tli MOV*: 'Tho Tinglor Wbon a fD Spartabu* end the San Be- •l»rMOV* TK.S«.m Adventutot el Otxie and Jock London seeks bis fortune dur greats of bosobaM. Dam Day. Ron- ITP^'usa Q| Hollywood 44Ki i KJ l' (In Storoo) doof muto it found fngbtcnod to neath the Sea ham of Afncan killei ber .. mmt Xieeylur rriot mg the Gold ludi Ooys Jei Eort. ald Reagan Frcmk Lovely 1953 61 MOV*: 'Dot and the Smug- doalb o doctor ii able to nolot# 7:3S l Honeymoon ert 5:00 MTWNOON Kardcattio end McCerimck fill Rod Stmger Anga Dickinton • (MAX) MOV*: 'Yelew. $00 W«ry Of SfMrtt Tbo Tinglor. an ovil forco wbich bo • 00 I ® O d) CIS Summer America Michael Came Richo-n 1980 *00 (HBO) SchMlWy bobovot with in bumant Vincont «MovH^uss Catherine Ro» ^ i '87: 1100 O (HBO) MOV* Dotporott ! m Newt (R) (MAX) MOVH Uvot Price, Judith Evelyn. Dorryl Mick- O^XCD d Sledge Hammer! (D (MAX) MOV*: Matt Yea ll.^S O (9 MOV*: Prime Sutpoct Simple Gifts I Yea Can't de That en Televs- 730 13 Children Arc th« Futur* 9 MOV* Primo iock A Be- man. 1959 (CCUt) (bt Stereo) end Me, Kid' 1^*6*6 aaRA C a • ^ ^ m A happily married man t tranquil 1:30 lOw¥lf Mlw we JVrCCwoS • 00 IMBOi MOVH: RmH t»onol rocounfwg of rtw John F 1.30 O (MAX) MOV*: Stago O (If Coutteau OdyMey Port 1 5:30 Go for Year Dreamt II life it suddenly thattered when be Cook in . Outdoors 13:30 (CQ. (I) Community Center (MAX) MOVII Th« Bm* of Kennedy » yoon at pfw»d#nt Rob Friaht' of 2 i Showbii Today Dumbo's Qrcut becomet the prune wtpect m a poi Do It YourteN Show Hi (I) B GD Und el the Lett lancy This OM House (CQ. Timot' (CC) #r1 Hog on Jamet F. KtHy. Konnoth 3:00 CD m MOV* 'Reaching for l4f Ouincy 5:40 N.^ht^Tracfct Lave Your Skin ice hunt for a toi murderer Mike Wind in the Wttowt ® ID ijj AM New iweks Victory Garden SporHC«nt*r Mors 1984 tho Moon' A miMionaire bat boon QL) O M Stingray (R) (In 6:00 U.S. Farm Report I Farroi, Tori Garr, Veronica Cor 1.15 (Ii •» Pwnky Brewster Wimbledon Ton- Sp«mlooti 11 M m St MOV* Spoctro WKon to engrotiod in btgh finance tbat Storoo) MOV* Stroo SporteContor (HBO) MOV*: Vioi- twngM 19B3 MOV* 'Rv toman an Amoricon crimmobgnt and Hit be t never allowed time for love, © Ml Waohington Week in Re- Den eld Duck Presents •ns'(CC) 11 30 O CD tn tort am ment Tonight Mr Wisord Tom Mann Outliers Sp««dW»«ii companion or* tummontd to Cng until bo encountort a very cbormmg 0 Market ta Market Caver Story MOVH HorfMf A pr.voH land to mvostigat* a mytltnout fin- woman Bing Crotby. Douglat Fair- 23 Waehmgton Week m Re 8:30 CE) a® Wildfire 10:10 Love Your Skin chv#. K«r«d by a wohby bankv Sr, Robe Dameh 1931. (CQ. (SABw (^•(aCaraBoartl ^4^"uvtivtciitif Saturtiay . . . 10:30 I (MAX) MOV*: 'The Jeumay to find h«r rmtung hu» turd forctt aro at wori in tf*o O (HBO) MOV*: Bach to m (HBO) MOV*. Bamha: Pint Night Flight Daybrook Zee Family OO t t un.pony el Robert P. Kennedy' bond, finch Hi# Sutband School' (CQ (In Storoo) Blood Part M' (CQ (In Stereo) MOVIE Tro h.oot Kidt Writot (ffl Christian Children s ss; 3:00 (fi) Consumer Discount Tonight Show (bi 1 Nuclear Chekes Poul Ntwman, Julie Harm. Roborl Gulp, Gig Young 1977 3:30 • Dr. SOUM on tho Uoeo: Tho 9 (MAX) MOV*: The Beet el 630 Transfer mors Fund ili• ii 10(9 Abrin A theChip- Ouns el WIS Sennett L*gh 1966 1:00 m di MOV*: Tho GoriMa Sneotchot, Animated (CQ. Timet' (CQ ifwvwiivmV ^wi fflV COrTn 0 47) Christian Science Moni- MOV*: lane 0 (9) MOV*: Robin and 10:00 C) (MAX) MOW. Tho Whon a wKoafthy gontitman ro- 3:00 © Bawiaf: HaB el Pome Tour- l:3S O (HBO) MOV*: 'Neavon Help tor lepertt S Marian' After years of crutodmg, Ranger and Tc rCQ. Port 5. 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tml LOWELL CABLE AUTO PARTS & Specialists in ACCESSORIES Cylinder Head Reconditioning Engine Block Reconditioning 1460 W Mem St tieo 3 Slate Si Lowell. Ml 49331 loma. Ml 48848 PH (816)897-9231 Piston and Rod Reconditioning TV DEPARTMENT PH 527 3190 owboat Disc and Drum Brake Service AuroNonvE SUPPLY, INC. 897-8405 Paint and We Use Only Quality Perfect Circle Parts 11979 East Fulton - Lowell, Michigan 127 N. Broadway, Lowell Body Shop Supplies Sales 897 8431 or 897 7934 Service: 897 5335 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 24, 1987 • Page 10 The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, June 24, 1987 - Page 11 young boy t grandmother teachet Love Your Skin BmAAtA imlm • A# r\ ^ > T' fe (ft New G.Hq.7 Sn«w Whit* ond t) O^Pwtte^w®eW \^iw9l9% <1 • l#wTTOf• ' 1:00 0 (D MOV* Countdown CreeeAre Saturday him the game of concentrahng on CenttHutien What a Country! (K If Program YourteH for Succott ert Thn tdence Rction adventure ofen 1:40 0 M Aff Creaturet Groat and « j , ei, ' , i DworH: Liv® *\ Stof* on obpet until he becomet that (HBO) MOVIf: The Bev, I (tf Artatry el... Surfing: O.P. Pro Chompion- 3:10 O (HBO) GecH^t Carffn ki Con- 0 MOVIf: ^EFIFWR B r» vJ H U w a VJ • (fi) Sitkel ft Ebort ft the ! v Smaff N o before ^he-fact treatment of the I ^ Wofon Train thmg Uta Hagen. Omt Udvar Nextt Door MOVIf: 'The Groot Sioux thipt(R) cert: Ploym' WHh Your Hood (In SATURDAY SUNDAY ltt Reckfwd Filet S lirtt U.S. moonRight Robert DuvaR, H Story noky, Diana Muldaur 1972. Night Trackt (In Stereo) Thit k the ttory of Cut Style With Rba Klontch Stereo) 0 MOVIf: The Meenihine CONTINUED Toii Jamet Caan. Charle t Aidman CONTINUED Check H Out! Mr Wiiard 36) Fugitive 1:45 ® MOVIf: The Snilion •en Imt Stond ogomtt the Sioux Rking Damp 3:30 ftj Get Smart War' Mountain folk fight over rwdy. Aim Jockton IV/0 5 00 Chariot in Chorfo 1968 « (9 Firing Lino *OVIf: 'Wagon Traif A ther Oan When a killer eKapet from a S nation and the eventt leodmg up to DOOTI^g DOOIt rOTfKm r*C\jOOfnjn, 1:00 QD Cover Story • (MAX) 0«ty AWut tK« Otff'ront Stroke* MOVIf: 'The Deader Game' nff't ion who it aho a gambler it 0 MOVIf: Oub Havana Pea pohce von he hidet out with o Por, 4. Joteph Cotten, Darren McGavin, ABC Newt (CQ. Richard Widmark. Alan A Ida (CQ. ^art 5. (t) Jtepwdyl (CQ. pie come to the Oub Havana and «A New York undercover cop con- accuted of murder Harry Carey, _ MOVIf: Shooting Party' A uan bated Mafia family ^ W^kp Carey 1965. AAAftj • , .I i 3:55 0 (MAX) MOVIf: JuetTeff Mo 1970 ^11 MOVIf; THa Mantfr 0«ma- ^Rrwe^wwfK f t^rlky. UI^LWW%MTI%M M1 Gertrude Mettmger 1935. 1 nect! o loon ihork to o drug O I HBO) MOVIf; group of upper-crutl Bntnh eWtntt find bve and death Tom Neal, planning to ikyfock a th^H ol The Virginian _ Doncin to the HHt What You Want' Turkey Televitien InHar An army of vampiret me McOuode Truck ond Tractor PuN smuggling operation David Bknoy, a MOV* 'Sho Dono Mim meett with unexpected violence Margaret Lmdtoy 1945. preciout |eweh bemg Row,, fron, MOVIf 'Topper' Jimmy Swoggort 4:00 0 Agrkulturo U-S.A. 4:10 (HBOI from ike«i crypto m a united effort Wrong The ttory centert around o Sperti Saturday Cove Burt Voong AHen Garfield 1976. Fame (R) « while pheatant hunhng during the Orly to New York Jean Gatw, Can You Leek Younger 1975 to emlave f(ie cmfcied world. Ger Chock H Ovtl & MOVIf: 'Cowboy and the dance haN taloon m the Gay New dayt before the krtt World War ar A lam Delon 1969 Sperttcentor Sunday Nowhere to Turn 11:30 0 (MAX) MOVIf: • 00 (CQ (R) Top Rank Boiing! John 1 A RV«N WR LY L N, RI, — Het. Cory Grant, Mae Wett, Owen Jamet Maion, Edward Fax. John 3:00 Newt (R) oancu r A movnex cowooy aictt a At the Moviet head. Son el PRcko' •noo Soter I960 Moore 1933 7:10 Gielgud 1984. Guy (R) ABC Newt (CQ. widow to tave her land from ruth One On One Tony Bennett WHh Love 63 Hong Gliding ^0 Women t VeleyboB: U.S. vt. ^V^Wvw* AW! *#h# www» w/• jefli^^^Weeea W n Cyding: Tour Ol TOMS/U S. 7:30 MONDAY 13:0S 0 (HBO) MOVIf: 'Moving Vlei- t$ Snoe 1:0S I (HBO) Rodney Dongtrlltld Brazil in Womon't Chacon go (R) 4 of 4. (R) 6/29/87 5 30 0SMotorwook otiont' (CQ They're Stii Dying Tolot From tho Dark tide 1935 Yearbook (Taped) Heeti The 9th Annual Young Min With Orlando Wfcon • iD 13 30 0 l| Gheet Stery OH tho Waff Foreign Cerroepondontt SurUng: O.P. Com«diuni Spe<*ul 2:10 12:00 0 (HBO) MOV*: • Life and Uvot el o She Devil *(t) 1:10 2 15 OTV Q I O 227 (R) (In Stereo) (CQ (In Stereo) One Big Family Port 1 of 4. Week In •«00 O CD 0 CD Murder, She 1:30 (R) 5:00 2 30 (X) O CD Golf Sammy OCD 0 MOV* The Lett Qrcut 1 CD 96^ WonderWerkt: Colour in (MAX) MOW: Under the 3:15 JBNteht Flight ICQ. (R) Show' A deathly ill child triet to Davit Jr. Grocrtor HmHe^d Open Sa*ufday tho Crook (CQ. 5^5 fMBO) Cherry Moon' (CQ (le Stereo) 3:30 o A ^ - 3:30 i (HBO) MOW: Cat t Rye' l « (fi) Married With Children Diet ol tho Stan ! get hk separated parents back to- Lwo) (CQ. (In Olio* of Coin IB (S Ivoning at Fopc (R) (In Stereo) (CC). (In Stereo) Leva Your Skin fvoning ot the Met (In Stereo) 41 P-t0 Hair Prodvctt 10:10 i)(ln gether Jamet Whitmore, Lee J. Stereo M0 •Loco fl 47) MOVIf-. Block Sunday' A mte (R) 5:30 0 jf Frugal Gourmet 10:30 Cobb, Cynl Cutok 1974. s Throb •Rod deranged Vietnam veteran joint an Thk Week in Spertt 6:00 0 (MAX) Craiy About tho (MAX) MOVIf China Syn- — - Funtaetk World of Wind in the Wiffewt 1:00 0 0 MOV*: Tho Ski ol Har- i *
0 MOVK: The Crimson Pirof white girt, raited by O (HBO) MOVK Sudden m Bangkok A woman accidentally witnesses a 4:00 0 Wrestling find their livet m turmoil when per An 18th century pirate captures a Death 3:00 a MOVIf ' Apoch* WonMr An strange killing and is hunted by the MOVK: 'AN About fvo A
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UrckUrT («) Tf9f\ poi% mr uvyn noifivv inoKjn fw* • 11:45 O » CI (M Bett of Corten (R) 13 3:00 3:45 O I posthumus I 700 OubB 3:00 m MOW Vonithing Wilder caucus system reform legislation ntory on their woy to CoWormo (In Stereo) 13 45 • (D (# To Be An- Suton Hoy word idf Chondlet 1150 0 MOV* Ateifnment K A rta « J n i #• I rwr* i o.... • i^l I (HBO 1 MOW. PnghtNrght bncounging more putkipa- of presidential delegates it be- egates to the state convention THURSDAY JOCQUM Berqeroc 1959 100 S 4r Love Thot Bekf 3:05 m MOW Olivfr Twiit A toy monufocturer who doublet ot workhoute orphan it forced into The current caucus system, the presidential preference of the repreMnt their CONTINUED 10:30 0 O Tony Irown • Journoi on ogent tof Br
"J Barrett completes internship
More than 140 students have A sampling of recent place- their own resumes, finding their • Almost nine million » rucently completed Kalamazoo ments reveal that students have own housing, and adjusting to Americans experience the College s career development in- worked as Congressional aides, new environments. Kalamazoo symptoms of hay fever- ternship program, an integral surgical assistants, television in- College provides support for the runny nose, sneezing and pari of the College s year-round stuffed up heads—for over terns, researchers for govern- students throughout the 12-week forty weeks a year, or nearly Kalamazoo Plan. Through the ment and private companies, and program and is actively involved all the time program, students take advan- counselors for troubled youth. in the preparation and follow-up. • The debilitating symp- tage of the College s extensive They have traveled to destina- Founded in 1833, Kalamazoo toms of seasonal allergic job and service opportunities in tions including Puerto Rico, College is among the 100 oldest rhinitis, commonly known as the fields of science and Alaska, Florida and California colleges and universities in the hay fever, account for the loss medicine, law and government, Over 80 percent of all United States. The innovative of some three million work business and administration, so- Kalamazoo College students par- "K" Plan provides off-campus days, two million school days cial work and education, and the ticipate in the career develop- experiences in career develop- and an annual expenditure of Ivan Blough, Master of Masonic Lodge #90, F. A A. M. is shown here presenting a check in fine and performing arts, ment program, designed lo give ment internships, foreign study, a half billion dollars for treat- the amount of $100.00 from the Lodge to Dirk Ritzema, Boy Scout Committee Chairman, for Michelle J. Barrett, sopho- experience in the field that com- ments and medication. and senior individualized pro- the Bill Nowak Fund. more. daughter of Mr. Merrill C. plements the students* academic jects, in addition to a rigorous The name "Mr. Bill" was a household name in many homes in years past whenever the boys • The most widely used over-the-counter antihis- Barrett and Ms. Norma-Jean Bar- and future career plans. Accord- complement of on-campus were involved with scouting in Lowdl. William Nowak was Scout Master and friend to all the tamine medications do relieve rett, all of Lowell, has completed ing to director Ed Baker, the courses in the liberal arts and sci- boys of Lowell Troop 102, and spent a good many Monday nights at the Scout cabin. hay fever symptoms, but can her internship at Clear Water program is unique since students ences. When the cabin was dedicated in his honor for his years of service to Scouting and the cause drowsiness, sleepiness Another exdting evening was enjoyed recently by members of Boy Scout Troop No. 102 of Ranch in Philo, California. gain practical experience writing community, the Bill Nowak Fund was also established to support an on-going Scout program and dulled senses Lowell, together with their families, at the Lowell Methodist Church. G€rM' for the youth of Lowdl. • A prescription drug. This special occasion was the presentation of the Scout of the Year Award to Travis Briggs, 30MW Seldane. has been enthusias- t The recent donation by the Masonic Lodge is greatly appreciated. son of Rick and Carol Briggs of Lowell. The picture above shows Travis receiving the award tically received by doctors and their patients because it is the from Dennis Nowak, in memory and in honor of his father, former Scout Master, the late William Venus intercapts twice as much of the Sun's light as the Earth but tha carbon dioxida only antihistamine that does Pictured is swimming instructor Trudy Watson, helping a c (Bill) Nowak, with Travis' parents looking on. atmosphere doesn't allow the radiation to escape—resulting in surface temperatures There about about 400 diffarant kinds of ants in the United States alone. not have the sedating effect of swimmer jump off the diving board. C ongratulations are offered to Travis for attaining this high honor from his fellow Scouters. of over 800 degrees. conventional antihistamines. PARNELL Vennen k Pealing On FESTIVAL Mge Cawans & Thi Miri But Parnell Rd at 5 Mile N.E. fkhf Tt NWty Sunday Chicken Bar-B-Q Dinner PlfmoaHi VofagersH!A Mfi Ctnmt h Smfnf Ot < ^ June 28. •mi TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE ~ 0m At Chtpbf, HOMEMADE PIES & CAKES 1987 Dinner Service: Noon n 4:30 P.M. Mfi i Pffmt/kl Adults $5.00 Children 12 and under $3.00 P« IT IOOI Preschoolers Free M* IT IOOI Sty It Todtfi FAMILY FUN % Caravan SE CLOWN ACTS PONY RIDES Beer Tent V 30 k Shek! Childrens Games * * Bring the Kiddies Games of Skill Live Music! ui. 9t9% Hutlkl hr71 montk Ctti** Bingo SATURDAY /toil & SUNDAY 1 TO5
Dodge Las Vegas-Cash SATURDAY 81012 s SUNDAY 1 IO5 Chrpl*' Trucks CHRYSLER Need Not Be Present To Win 1st Prize Donation 15.00 OOCJQC RAFFLE 1987 Dodge Caravin St UENNELOWELL,MICHIGAN 897-92^N1 Ttymoulfi GRAND PRIZE 1SS7 DODGE CARAVAN SE m MT MM VWCU » MMt V*UR) "Dedicated Top QiMtily mopor gmwet m l mm mm to II. NMl t MWft taM UStO C^RS ASSttAl FIITIVAl m mn - ihui CAW l«*v It l*T Ml mil it out CAW Excellence" IteeMlp* SALES HOURS: SERVICE b PARTS: MM* « It p«HN ftffe ft. NM*• mm* CM Mon. fr Wad.. Sam-Spm; US Plymouth Voyager Mon. thru FH.. Sam-Spm Ckiiimm MAM M f) *1 TUM.. Thurs. h FrL. Sam-Spm Wednesday till 7:4Cpm UmmlHImtMtm Saturday. S:30am-3pm CtMN ACTS 174tR The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 24, 1987 • Page 18 The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday, June 24. 1987 • Page 19 The Lowell Ledger SPersoialS Business Business SHelpmm Wantedswm~ WANTED - Cars and drivers SSmiceS WANTED - Demo Derby BINGO ssemes to join the fun in the thrilling APPLICATIONS Figure 8 Demo Derby on Fri- cars and drivers. Lake Is Your Every Friday night 730 P.M. GRAND OPENING - Stan- Odessa Fair on Sunday. July » now being taken for day, July 3,1987 at 7:30 p.m. Lowel VFW Hall, ley H. Kaplan Educational United Methodist Pre- 5, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. Purse, Center Classes now start- Complete Formal at the Lake Odessa Fair. school Director/ $1,000.00 cash prizes. $1,500.00. New small car East Mam St.. Lowell ing! It's not too early to begin Wear Rental Teacher position begin- $10.00 - car and driver. Call: class. Call: Dennis Kauffman ete 'NEW Early Bird Bingo aatt 6:46:' 5 P.M. preparing lor Fall SAT. ACT. (616)374-8071. MUCriHVITED ning with the 1987/88 Dennis Kauffman (616) 374- TfN MCAT, LSAT. GMAT & GRE WEDDINGS OR school year. Position in- 8071. C31&32 Exams. Summertime is ttie Compl OTHER SPECIAL volves teaching 3-year C31&32 MINOLTA perfect time. Located at 2627 WANTED - Join the tun at and 4-year olds 5 days LEGION E. Beltlme, 957-9701. Copy OCCASSIONS a week. Call 897-5936 WANTED - Dogs to pull in the Lake Odessa Fair at the OF THE MOOSE C31&32 between 9:00 am and Michigan's first County Fair Demo Derby on Sunday. July 7,1967 at 7:30 p.m. First 50 SERVICE Tuesdays 4:00 p.m., Monday Dog Pull on Wednesday, BROWN'S ASPHALT pav PFALLER'S through Friday, for an July 1,1987 at 7:30 p.m. For cars to enter! New small car BINGO!! Ing, commercial and residen- application blank. entry information and rules dass. Car and driver $10.00. Printer - • • tial. Free estimates Call 897- Call: Dennis Kauffman (616) LEDGER Early Birds 6:00 P.M. RIVERFRONT call: Fred Morris (616) 374- Superior Quality 5639 or 897-7953 374-8071. or 8065. Two sideCo" Regular Bingo 700 P.M, CTFN C31&32 C31&32 P/es * 1320 E. Futon CLOTHING, Card Oi Thanks e £m Whilyou TFN LET RAY TRIM or cut down Sam. *aitse My sincere thanks to the WANTED - Antique tractors WANTED - Cars and drivers lowPrice! Wee your tree the safety way with INC. staff and members of the to pull in tractor pull on Sun- for Figure 8 Demo Derby at a cherry picker. 616-794- P.T.O. at Alto Elementary day, June 26, 1987 at 2:00 the Lake Odessa Fair on Fri- 2499. 103 E. Main St. BINGO who gave the wonderful p.m. at the Lake Odessa day, July 3,1987 at 7:30 p.m. CTFN Every Saturday night Lowell open house in my honor and Fairgrounds. 1940 and older First 36 cars to enter. $10.00 to those who attended. to enter. CaH Kim Deardorff • car and driver. $1,000.00 m P.M. Ph. 897-6411 STATE GAS CONCRETE - Flat- Thanks too, for all the lovely (616) 374-7183 for rules and purse. Call: Dennis LOWELL MOOSE BINGO work, basement floors, drive- cards and gifts I received. A entry information. Kauffman (616) 374-8071. 1320 E Fulton ways. approaches, trailer special thank youto th e staff C31&32 C31&32 pads, patios, etc. Call 794- and children at Alto who THE ART Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M 1455. Belding. TFN celebrated 'A Day in the Life ' C28ttn of a Kindergarten Teacher* Help Wantedwith me and lor the 38 lovely DIGITAL NEED A D.J.7 roses. MONDAYS We play your favorite WANTED - Resident Man- Thanks to my relatives Qu*K*Zfe music lor all occasions. who arranged lor the singing KrauseO OFFSET ager. live-in position for 48- g All types ol music to down to visit my kindergar- Sportsmans Club unit apartment complex in sett\h choose from. -vypt Early Bird Bingo 6:30 P.M Lowell. Leasing, lawn care, ten on my last day at school. Lite A Listen Pat Howlett atthe janitorial, tenant relations. Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. Sound Systems P32 Must be able to provide TLC. Vic Krause Que-Ke-Zik Clubhouse Call; 897-4336 19th District Call (517) 349^901 for appli- NCTFN State Representative 11400 Foreman Road cation. EOE. House Lowell, Michigan C30-32 cations between parents and LETTERPRESS TFN The Michigan House has ap- police. Even though the posses- SFORprove SALESd legislation which would sion of firearms and most knives ATTORNEY SERVICES DEALERS WANTED - lor require school officials to notify is a violation of present criminal Lowell Antique Market to be police and parents if a student law, not all incidents have been SAT., JULY 25: Divorce, from SI50 held at the Lowell Fair- 1 Roil 6' brown stripe brings a dangerous weapon to reported so that legal action ATTENTION LOWELL plus costs: grounds: June 21, August graaa at $1.99 pay dur- school. could be taken. HIGH SCHOOL Bankruptcy from SSOOi 16, September 20. October ing WRIGHT-WAY CAR- The legislation (House Bill The bill would make it public Classes of '54-'59. Come 4428, sponsored by Rep. Bill policy that the presence of guns including costs: 18. 8 a.m. to 5 P.M. $1.00 PETS 17th Annual Yard join the 50s reunion. The admission. WANTED: Qual- Sale, June 26 A 27. Martin, R-Battle Creek) was one and weapons is not an internal 11 more ttie merrier! 5 p.m. Simple Will S45: Ionia, 616-527-2540. of the recommendations issued school matter but it is a problem ity Antiques. Primitives and last month by a House Republi- - 2 a.m. Dinner at Double Adoption S200: j C32 for a law enforcement agency to Collectibles. Also needed: can Task Force on Crime Reduc- R Ranch, Smyrna. Camp- resolve. Incorporation. Concessionaires. Please call tion. Only when our schools are ing and motel rooms av- (616) 897-5360 for informa- from S200: 1 Students carrying guns and safe can education really take ailable. Call 897-9462 for tion. 9 Rolls 12' candy stripe knives to school continues to be place. Early intervention by information. Drunk Driving. CTF28 graaa at $2.57 pay, June a major problem in some areas police, prosecutors and parents from S250: j 26 A 27 during WRIGHT- of the state The increased pre- will let students know that there sence of weapons in some arc serious consequences for de- Drivers License BABYSITTER WANTED - WAY CARPETS 17th Annual Yard Sale, Ionia, schools requires better communi- linquent behavior. Restoration. S300 ° Female. 18 years ol age or Business older to babysit occasionally 816-527-2540. Plus Costs: lor two young children at a C32 Small Business Telephone Users, S ServicesLandlord Tenant . family orientated nudist dub Could You Use: Probate, Workmans in Forest Hills. Call 616 642- 10% to 40% oft on all re- •Speed Dialing JJim Cook. Jr. Compensation. 9526. Sheila Ellis. C32 mnants during •Intercom AUCTIONEER Real Estate, WRIGHT-WAY CAR- •Last # Redial All Types of Sales & Personal Injury. PETS 17th Annual Yard •Monitor Speaker FOOD SERVICE Sale, June 26 A 27, (616) 897 8872 RICHARD HEATH •Music On Hold WORKERS Ionia, 616-527-2540. LOWELL - 897-9480, •Paging C32 •A Full 2 Year Parts^i Service SWEET CHERRIES - You GRAND RAPIDS Sleetcase, a leading man- Warranty At No Additional Charge pick or we will pick for you. t 241-2292.1 ufacturer ot office furniture Excellent crop, eaey pick- and furniture systems, 2 Rolls 12' no wax vinyl, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE ing, bring your ladder. OR- named as one of the 100 $2.50 pay, during AVAILABLE ON MOST MAJOR CHARD HILL FARM, Clar- best companies to work for WRIGHT-WAY CAR- ence Klahn, 9896 Caacade CASH FOR IflNO CONTRACTS1 in America, seeks "ON PETS 17th Annual Yard BUSINESS PHONE SYSTEMS Rd., Lowell, 868-7229. CALL" food service workers Sale, June 26 A 27, •QUALITY WORK •COMPETITIVE PRICES An» type pioppfly .inywhef^ I for our ATTWOOD C32 I m Michiqdn 24 Hou'S I Ionia, 616-527-2540. Let us assess your needs
1 1 CAFETERIA, I Can F'ee 1 800 292 v Q C32 Consultation is FREE! ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MAR- L^' - I N.i! ,;'M A f Cc I Let Us Help You With Your KET We prefer one year FOOD Call Dave Tichelaar At Sunday, June 28. Over 300 SERVICE EXPERIENCE. 2 Large rolls of beautiful 676-2900 exhibitor* In oak, country, Applications are available at plush carpal, 1 Mua A1 For A Review Of Your qullta and every type of w our Attwood cafeteria from brown, $10.00 pay In- antique*. Rain or Shine. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Mon- stalled with pad, during Communication Equipment Needs Printing Needs Today! 170 Ineld* exhibitors. 7:30 day through Friday. Apply at: WRIGHT-WAY CAR- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Good LOST - A plastic cane in PETS 17th Annual Yard TRONICS food, shady picnic areas. 1016 N. Monroe St. Sale, June 26 A 27, XCOI'OIAIIO back of Hahn's Hardware on 105 North Broadway Located at the fairgrounds, Lowell. Ml Ionia, 616-527-2540. Phone 616-897-9261 6/22/87. Reward. Call 897- right In Allegan, Michigan. C32 9517 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Wf "West Michigan's Small Business Connection" C32 032 P32 The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday. June 24, 1987 • Page 20 Race & auto show dodge rain; talent show doesn't
Some people say TWo outa men! and car show sponsored by night slated for 7:00 in the Show- 9 three ain't bad", well, that's what the Lowell Area Fire Department boat Amphitheater was post- happened last weekend with ami the Lowellapolis "500" adult poned until Satufday, June 27. three activities scheduled for tricycle race took place as sched- The event will be held in the am- Satuiday. An antique fire equip- uled However, the 32 act talent phitheater if weather permits, or in the Middle School Cafetorium if it rains. Rotarians visit Toronto Just over 100 units showed up Thirteen Lowell Rotanans and tiful Sutton Place Hotel in down- for the antique fire equipment their wives attended Rotary Dis- town Toronto. and auto show. Seven fire trucks trict 629's Conference in Toronto Attending from the Lowell and 94 cars were on display over the weekend. Lowell was Club were Wendell and Helen throughout the day in Recreation the host club as William S. Doyle Christoff, John and Delores Park. A1921 American LaFrance was District Governor for the Gabnon, Roger and Rose fire truck took the people s 1986-87 term. Doyle's untimely Roberts, King and Marie Doyle, choice award in that division and death about three months ago Brian and Cheryl Doyle. Robert a 1957 Foid Thunderbird that ap- threw plans for the conference and Nona Kyser, Roger and peared in a Bob Seager music into the hands of George TVow- Terese Brown, Jerry and JoAnn video took the people's choice bndge. a former District Cover- Hale, Leonard and Jean Jackson, award in that division. Some nor and a member of the East Jim and Candy Speerstra. Or- local cars took trophies. Mike Grand Rapids Rotary Club. ville Jackson. Phil and Marion Jansma was the runner up in the IVowbridge worked closely Schneider and Bruce and Anita people's choice balloting with with Wendell Christoff of the Walter his 1955 Chevrolet and Ranee Lowell Club, and the confer- Rotary District 629 has 56 Bennett won best of class with ence. once planned for Mackinac clubs and covers an area from his 1982 H.M. Freeway three- Island, was instead scheduled for Holland to Sault Ste. Marie and wheeler. Toronto. About 125 Rotarians also includes two Canadian In the men's waterball compet- and their wives travelled to To- Clubs in Ontario. Doyle was the idon, Sparta took first, Belding Ray Quada, Bob Elzinga, Steve Larkin and Pete Daisy share a laugh before the start of the ronto onThursday aboard an Am- first member of the Lowell Gub second and Alto third. In the Lowellapolis "500" held at the Showboat Amphitheater on Saturday. Wet weather and a slippery track train from Lansing. The to serve as District Governor. ladies division Sparta took first, track dkhrt dampen the spirits or slow the pace of the second annual race. conference was held at the beau- Lowell second and Fox's Comer Fireman Frank Leasure won the third. Big Wheel division. A third heat The fire departmeni wishes to was held for members of the au- thank all those who turned out dience. Dennis West won in this for the event and the numerous category, and went home with merchants who made trophy do- the trophy because Bonnie o nations. Grooters, organizer of the event. Special Escort Sale Thirteen cyclists entered the wouldn't give it to her husband Lowellapolis "500" tricycle race Karen Vanee of radio station at the Showboat Amphitheater. WCUZ won the event in 1986. Lowest Payments The event was somewhat ham- but came in dead last this year. pered by wet conditions which Many of the contestants wore made the public address system abnormal attire. Lowell Mayor inoperable. About 100 spectators James Maatman wore a top hat *1986 Escort Pony *1985 Escort 4 Door turned out to watch the 3:00 and T-shirts painted to look like 2 Door Stripe Pack Real Sharp races. a tuxedo. Steve Larkin wore a Big Foot Jim Grooters won in huge sombrero and other contes- $ the Little Wheel division and tants wore similar garb. 109 per month #8703! #P-109-A "Main St.", cont'd. « ADA MASONIC TEMPLE CHICKEN BBQ
The Ada Masonic Temple will be hosting their annual July 4 *1984 Escort St. Wgn. *1981 Mercury Lynx Chicken BBQ from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the comer of Ada Drive . 2 Door and Bronson. The meal will include 1/2 chicken, potato salad, J cole slaw, roll/butter and beverage for $4.00. per month i 105 ADULT SUMMER FITNESS CLASSES OFFERED #P-144-A per month #87533A The Lowell YMCA will be offering a summer adult fitness class ^ on Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:00-9:00 a.m. starting June 8 thru July 3. The classes will be held in the area behind the King 1983 Escort 2 Door Memorial Pool. In case of rain, the class will be held al the Only 36,000 Miles *1984 Escort 2 Door Methodist Church. Fee is: $3.00 Y-Member and $4.00 for Non- Two-tone Paint Member per class. Instructor: Terri Nausieda.
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per month $ #87555A 95 per month Cited into 63rd District Court on June 9, from an incident which #87706A occurred during the month of May. was Dennis Eckman, 18 yrs. old. Eckman was cited for malicious destruction of property under $100.00. Melinda D'Agostino (28) was slightly injured when her vehicle *1982 Escort St. Wgn was struck from behind by a vehicle driven by Connie Jackson (30). Both drivers were east bound on Main Street just west of Good Transportation *1983 Nissan Pulsar Hudson Street. Lodged in the Kent County Jail June 10, for operating under $ the influence and having an unlawful blood/alcohol level was Dino 115 per month Saurer. 26 years old. per month On June 12, a vehicle driven by Tammy Chamberlain (18) failed #87225A #87288A to stop for a stop sign while south bound on Lincoln Lake at Foreman Street. Chamberlain's vehicle struck a vehicle driven by Brett Nelson (17). Chamberlain was transported by ambulance to the hospital. X A property damage accident occurred June 12 on Main Street *AII payment vith *500 down. near Lafayette. A vehicle driven by Rex Hyzer, (21) struck the 9.75 A.P.R. on all above. rear of a vehicle driven by Benjamin Tisron (40). Taxes and title included. Arraigned June 16 in 63rd District Court was Mark Miller. 27 years old, from Saranac. Miller is charged with writing 3 non-suf- 1986 - 48 Mo. Financing ficient funds checks within ten days. A bond was set at $2,000. 1985 - 48 Mo. Financing Involved in a property damage accident on June 17 were Brian 1984 - 48 Mo. Financing Zigmont, 19, and January Potter, 45. The accident occurred at 1983 - 42 Mo. Financing h Main and Amity Streets. Zigmont was attempting to mm left from 1982 - 42 Mo. Financing WE STOCK OVER 100 Main Street onto Amity when he struck the Potter vehicle which 1981 - 36 Mo. Financing CARS AND TRUCKS had just pulled from the curb onto west bound Main Street. Cited into 63rd District Court for appearances at a later date were: Robert Iler, 34, for a June 12 incident of fumishing alcoholic beverages to minors; Steven Simpson. 18, for attempting to pur- chase liquor by use of fraudulent identification on June 11; Lyndee Daisy, 17, was cited on June 18 for being a minor in possession of an alcoholic beverage; Douglas Burton, 28, was cited on June HAROLD ~ 20 for having open alcoholic beverages in a motor vehicle. Chic Salsbury ^ ^ T"^ ^ T ' s Lodged in the Kent County Jail on June 20, Was Paul Bee be, 8 30afi 6 OC 'Harry Knox 31. Beebe was charged with operating under the influence of liquor * •Don Highhouse ZhJUiK JLV JiLh JL^i RJLV and possession of marijuana. •Jim Cox vOn June 19, a vehicle driven by Lucy Cole, 80, pulled in front c s s of a car driven by Robin Sisson, 17, at the intersection of Center •pred wiihson 1 l )79 H. Fulton • Lowcll.MI 97 43l and Main Street.