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Volume 16, Issue 48 Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, October 14,1992 Along Main StreetOpinion s varied among local 11 officials on Proposal MC" VriiUiS To hear Lowell Township of the new improvements will from sales, income and single erty tax and one of the lowest Supervisor John Tunpson and be added to the capped assess- business tax." when it comes to sales tax. LAST WEEK FOR RAFFLE TICKETS Lowell Superintendent Fritz ment Pasquale's concern is that "Weall agree something needs Esch comment on what Pro- The Constitution will re- the monies to reimburse the to be done to lower property Lowell Area Historical Association museum fund-raiser posal "C" (Cut and Cap) is and quire the State to reimburse school will be taken from state taxes. I don't believe this is the raffle drawing will be held Oct. 17. Tickets available at FMB isn't a person might think tbey school districts for all dollars shared revenues which cities solution." State Savings Bank or from LAHA members. are on the same side of the lost through the cut portion of depend on. Kemp does believe that the First prize, "Scenes from the Historical Crossroads" by ledger. the proposal. If that happens Lowell's passing of Proposal "C" re- Gary Eldridge, on display at FMB. Second prize, two nights "Cut and Cap is not an Douglas B. Roberts, State City Manager says additional moves more of the State's at McGee Homestead Bed and Breakfast answer to school financing," Treasurer writes that while mills will have to be asked for school financing burden and Tunpson said. "It is an effort providing relief, this plan also and/or cuts will have to be places more of the burden on ANNUAL HARVEST DINNER to reduce property taxes. It provides the means to main- made in City services. the local schools and city gov- ernments. will put a tight squeeze on our tain our school funding lev- • "There are no freebies. The The Annual Harvest Dinner will be held at First United legislatures to address the els. Phased in over five years. money has to come from "The State wants better Methodist Church in Lowell on Tuesday, Oct 27 from 5 to 7 school financing issue which Cut and Cap reimbursement somewhere. Proposal "C" is employees with better think- p.m. Tickets for the turkey dinner with all the trimmings may has been skirted for years." to school districts will require not the solution," Pasquale ing skills, but they want the be purchased from Linda Zinke at FMB State Savings Bank, Esch agreed that Proposal that one-half of the historic said. He says there needs to be schools to do this with less 897-4153; at the church office, 897-5936; or at the door, 621 "C" does not address the issue growth in state revenues be a more balanced, equitable money," Esch said. East Main. of school re-financing. used to offset the property tax approach in property and sales Lowell Schools stands to Prices are $6 for adults; $3 for children 6 through 12; and But don't be fooled that's reduction. tax. lose about $10.3 million dol- children under 5 are free. Take-out dinners are available after where the similarities between "Even if there were reim- So where will the money lars over five years. Grand 3:30 pm the two officials end. bursements made by the State, come from? Posthumus ex- Rapids stands to lose $95 mil- Esch, as do most other there is no guarantee that the plains that there are three ways lion if the proposal is passed. SWEET DEAL FROM HISTORICAL SOCIETY school officials in the State of State wouldn't change its state in which the state can fund the Kemp said schools will still Michigan, does not believe aid formula as it has done," reimbursement to the schools. lose money even if the cuts M&M/Mars and the Fallasburg Historical Society have a the State can affortl to reim- Esch said. "Schools are hav- 1. Cut other areas of state are replaced. Sweet Deal. Until Oct 15, for every regular or king-size burse schools for the rev- ing to educate more students government. "I still believe The State is convinced that wrapper of an M&M/Mars product the Fallasburg Historical enues they will lose as a result this year, using the same dol- we haven't cut all the fatoutof "Cut and Cap" is the appropri- Society will receive 5(8. of reduced property taxes. "It's lars generated last year with state government" Posthumus ate policy to address taxpay- Look for the poster or container at your local grocery, not just school officials. The fewer students." said. ers' concerns about the prop- Reiser's or Hinkley's or give the wrappers to any FHS mem- Senate Fiscal Agency says Schools are not the only 2. Use half of the growth in erty tax system. ber. the state can't afford to do it" units concerned with the af- government each year. On an Schools and city govern- Esch explains. fect Proposal "C" will have. average there is a five percent ments are not convinced it LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS Senate Majority Leader So are the city governmental increase in growth. Posthumus won't heighten their concerns PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES Dick Posthumus says that sim- units. says half of that would fund about financing. ply isn't true. "That is just be- "I'm concerned about the the reimbursement If school and city officials Oct 14th: full day students/staff. Oct 15th: One-half day ing used as a "red herring." increasedcost to run local gov- 3. Raise other revenue are correct the financial bur- for students, (Elementary -11:40 a.m. dismissal) (Secondary Tunpson said he believes ernments. The State says it's sources. den will remain with the tax- -10:45 a.m. dismissal). the State will, and should be going to make up for reducing "I believe that a combina- payer, maybe not in the form Alto, Runciman, Bushnell conference schedule: Wednes- commended for its effort in operating taxes, but how?," tion of raising other revenue of property taxes, but taxes day, Oct. 14,4:30to8:30p.m. Thursday,Oct. 15, l:30tt)4:30 reducing property taxes. "Ask Lowell City Manager Dave sources and the annual growth nonetheless. p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. our township treasurer about Pasquale said. "Through the will fund the reimbursement Posthumus calls Proposal Middle School and High School conference schedule. the abuse she takes when Headlee the State is required to the schools." "C" the single most important Wednesday, Oct 14,5 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15,12:30 to people come in to pay their to give back a share to the Lowell Assistant Superin- policy that will be addressed 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. taxes," Tunpson said. localities, which makes up a tendent, Gary Kemp says, cur- in the State. The Lowell Township Su- significant portion of our bud- rently Michigan is one of the School officials agree, but LOWELL FAMILY CELEBRATION pervisor says if the Proposal is get. That share is made up states with the highest prop- not for the same reasons. passed it will spread the school You are invited to attend the 3rd Annual Lowell Family financing burden out to in- Celebration. Join them Saturday, Nov. 7 for a series of clude more than just property Van driver loses control on West Main, workshops to include such topics as AIDS, Attention Deficit owners." Hyperactivity Disorder, active parenting, parent-teen com- Posthumus agrees with finds himself... "up the creek" munication and the DARE Parent Component. Tunpson. "Not only that but Stay tuned for guest speaker announcer. Remember: Fam- Proposal C will also help cre- ily works. For more infonnation call, 897-7804. ate jobs and economic devel- opment." • i • LAAC CLASSES So what exactly will pro- *$P%i posal "C" do if passed on the Explore the world of cubism through the eyes of Pablo Nov. 3 election? Picasso and have fun creating your very own work of art. Proposal "C" will reduce Instructor Chris Van Antwerp promises an exciting workshop. school operating taxes by 30 No experience is needed. percent phased in over five Fee is J25 for LAAC members and $35 for non-members. years (10 percent in 1993; 15 ># All materials furnished. Call the Lowell Area Arts Center at percent in '94; 20 percent in 897-8545 to enroll or for further infonnation. '95; 25 percent in "96; and 30 percent in "97). The plan will 2ND ANNUAL SPOOK HOUSE not reduce school operating millage rates. The Lowell Fire Department will be hosting their 2nd Proposal "C will cap, or Annual Haunted House, Saturday, Oct 31, from 6:30 to 8:30 limit annual property assess- ! p.m., at the Look Memorial Fire Station. ment increases to three per- Chills, thrills and fun. Don't miss it! Refreshments served. cent a year or the rate of infla- Edwin Pmsinki, 69, o( Ada and his paHcnger Martha Pnisinski, 67, were injured in tion, whichever is less, until an aeddent, Oct 7, when Edwtai Prasivki hut control of the van he WM driving and drove Main Street, con't, pg. 6 the property is sold. The value into Cherry Cnck off Main Street Story on page 2. The L«w«fl Ledger-Wedaoday, October 14, IfK-ftft 3 The Lowdl Ledger-Wcdncsdiiy, October 14,1992-Page 2 MCCONNELL • Warren T. Rapids, died Sunday, Octo- McConnell, aged 75, of Rock- ber 4, 1992 at Butterworth ford, passed away Tuesday, Hospital. Surviving are his In the Service October 6, 1992. He is sur- children, Phil lis and Phil Mull Obituaries vived by his mother, Mabel of Hemet, CA, Mrs. Marian McConnell of Cadillac; chil- Allen of Grand Rapids, Mar- idren. Storm (Shirley) garet and Richard Stevens of Maine Lance Cpl. Mat- Air Force Capt. Richard DOMING McConnell ofTmfant, Gayle Wyoming, James and Donna thew E. Miller, son of Ariene H. Palmer has arrived forduiy BERENDS - Mr. Ed Berends, VanWoerkom; sister-in-law, (Robert) Halachukas of Cali- Newman of Cedar Springs; Hail, of Lowell, recently de- at Dyess Air Force Base aged 79. of Bradenlon, FL, Esther Bailey, all of Grand fornia, Craig (Lori) many grand. Great-grand and ployed with 2nd Battalion, 3id AlUene, TX. formerly of Byron Center, Rapids; six grandchildren, McConnell of Cascade, great-great-grandchildren; Marines, Marine Corps Air Palmer, a civil engineer- went to be with his Lord Sat- Michelle, Michael, Mitchell, Notices in The Ledger's 2ND THURSDAY EACH EVERY TUES.: Coffee SAT., OCT. 17: VFW steak OCT. 14 & 28: Senior flu Roxanne (Scott) Goodrich of one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Dopp Station, Kaneohe Bay, HI for ing officer, is the son of Gen EVERY SECOND TUES- urday evening, October 3, Ross, Troy, Travis; four great- "Coming Events" are free DAY The Lowell Area Fish- MONTH: All Lowell area break Bible study and dinner, 4 to 8 p.m. Baked clinic at Lowell Township Germany; brother, Roger of Sheridan; and several a five-week training exercise. Palmer of Lowell. 1992. He was preceded in grandchildren; many nieces, of charge to any non-profit ing Club now meets at the senior citizens are cordially children's story hour,(3 to potato and salad bar, all Hall, 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 McConnell of L'Anse, MI; nieces and nephews. In keep- Miller will participate in His wife, Cheryl, is the death by his brother, John. nephews and friends. Mass of organization in the Lowell, Flat River Snowmobile invited to attend the Lowell 6 years old). Free at Cal- the fixins'. 307 E. Main St., p.m. Healthy seniors 65 sister, June McConnell of ing with Mr. Newman s numerous live fire exercises daughter of Dick and Barbara Surviving are his wife, Christian Burial was offered ^ Ada, Alto, and Saranac Clubhouse on Potters Community Education vary Christian Reformed Lowell. and older with household Lake City; and 11 grandchil- wishes cremation has taken which will emphasize profi- Foxof Ukiah, CA. Gertrude; his children, Boyd Wednesday at Holy Family area. We prefer such no- lunch and learn at 12 p.m., Church, 1151 W. Main, members of 60 and older dren. Memorial Services were ciency with individual weap- The captain is a 1973 Road, just East of E.anr*

Oct. 15: Elizabeth Raab, Jeremy Clore, Mary Ellen Mark Russell, Jan Rivers, Mark Iteen. Brian e e Lippert, Robert Moore. Willmarth. Barb Erickson, Viewpoint Sheila Nugent. Denny Sophina Knottnenis, Brian Grzewskowiak, Annie Kunard. Oesch, Hezzie Stauffer. Oct 19: Ruth Blakely, Brian and effort it would take to keep one of these showpieces they have taken first place for five years running and were Oct 16: Elizabeth Johnson. Hayward. polished. Ijust fly mine, knock the bugs offonce in awhile and more than a little upset with their second place trophy. And me Chris Huver. Ted Nawrocki, Oct 20: Dennis Kelly, Cathy fix the carburetor when I have an engine failure. without my flying helmet to slip over my face. Scott Bamhart J. J. Zengri. Pawloski, Katie Kortjohn, cozy comer As I was stowing the t-shirts in my baggage compartment a After the banquet I was invited to fly back with the four Jordan Austin. Sarah Wieland, Ona Fletcher, fellow from Chicago began asking me a bunch of questions airplanes from the Michigan group. We figured we could fly Oct 17: Douglas Allison, Jack Thomet, Bobby by Roger Brown about my plane and Stearmans in general. I told him what I about halfway together, stop for lunch and fuel, then go our Hildenbrand, Keith Caldwell, Collin Korb, Matt knew. That took about a minute or two. He said he had been separate ways. In what I hope is good spirited fim and part of John DeHaan. Vredenburg, Lorayne into antique cars for years and had became tired of them. He the camaraderie of the group, they now call me "Number Lehigh, Sue Fizer, Mary Oct 21: Al Seeley, Erin added he was learning to fly, selling his cars and eventually Five". You know, it's kinda' like affectionately calling your McCune, Tiffany Gill, Kenyon Hill, Jerry Ander- planned to buy a Steannan. I asked if he'd ever been up in a little brother. "Dog Food Breath." or something to that effect % George Converse, Sam son, Theresa Rasch, Thomas Steannan. When he said he hadn't, I couldn't resist the As you can see, I've used my allotted space, and haven't left Morlock. Caldwell, Betty Miller. As promised, here's the wrap up to my antique biplane trip Oct. 18: Joann Kathan, temptation to either make him crazy over Stearmans or sore Galesburg for home. I guess I'm going to play this thing out for to the national Steannan fly-in at Galesburg, Illinois. At least, him back to his antique cars. I loaded him in the front seat and one more column. Join me next week when , "Out of the I think I can limp the ok) crate bade home in one more column. fired the old seven cylinder radial engine up. sky, with a sputtering engine, comes Number Five With my carburetor fixed following my one day layover in He liked the tour around Galesburg, but be declined to take and his bad magneto!". Evergreen Church • Joliet, Illinois, I took off Saturday moming at about 11:00. The the stick when I offered it to him. When I suggested we go up two hour flight from Joliet to Galesburg follows the Illinois to three thousand feet and loop it a couple of times he said, "no River and is very picturesque. Fd try to describe it, but to be to host Missionary thanks" without hesitation. I figure he belongs in an ok) honest with you, I didn't pay much attention to the scenery. I TTTT' A T TTJ ®rs* Joyce dejeng, Packard. * -4 was concentrating on the sound of the engine and listening for n Paul Gauthier & Jim Lang Convention any little cough or sputter. When I did look at the scenery, I We beaded back to the airport As I checked for traffic I saw 4 was sizing it up for emergency landing sites. A good writer a group of four Stearmans in their formation flying routine Candkc Wood Andenon Bcrnie Anderson would describe the river for its beauty, power, endless quest heading upwind over the crowd on the west side of the airport for the sea, etc. I look at the same landscape and describe a I figured I was well out of the way. and entered a downwind Candice Wood and Matron of honor was the Stephanie Newell. Marie Anderson, Joel Ander- bean field for its length, direction into the wind and whether approach to the runway from the east side of the field If you Bemie Anderson were mar- bride's sister, Angie Johnson. The junior bridesmaid son, Brian Hurly, Mark riedSept. 26,1992alSL Rob- Attending the bride were was Sarah Newell and the Stevens, Jerry Taylor, Steve or not it's cluttered with trees and power lines at the approach get the feeling I'm building up to something here, you're right ert of Newminisler Parish. bridesmaids Jill Reinke, ringbearer Bryant Johnson. Morgan and Therin Story. end. Funny how an engine failure changes your outlook on About the time I throttled back at mid-field on my down- The bride's parents are Jim Debbie Crawford, Diana Best man was Rich The ushers were Brian life. wind leg, the lead airplane in the formation across the runway and Ruth Wood. Miller, Chantel Cosgrove, Anderson. Johnson and Don Bazzett. I arrived at Galesburg with no engine problems, not even a tumed sharply, flew across the field and cut in front of me. The The groom's parents are Chris Anderson, Misty Attending the groom cough. I used the word, arrived, instead of landed, because my second airplane followed and dropped in behind me. Then SPRAIN Bernard and Laura Ander jn. McClure, Julie Tarak and were: Donald Anderson, landing (landings, if you count the bounces) was more of ao came the third and the fourth airplanes. I stayed in the pattern arrival. Like everything else in life, you make your best and silently cursed them for their unorthodox flying. I landed Sprains or strains are probably the most frequently he heard the locomotive com- our safety. To show His pa- landings when nobody is looking. But, it's especially second in what was now a five plane formation. encountered injuries in a family doctors office. Most of ing in the distance, he ex- rental care. He must some- embarassing to bounce your landing in front of about a On the ground I found out that the, "break to landing" is part these injuries are easily treatable, resulting in complete claimed excitedly to his com- times "use the rod." hundred other Steannan pilots. of the formation flying routine. To make matters worse, I recovery if given ample time to heal. Sprains are injuries Homespun panion, "She's acomin' boys. Prayer: Heavenly Father, Louis Roussos James Roussos I parked my plane with about eighty other Stearmans and discovered that the group I had accidentally joined, was from to ligaments surrounding a joint. The most common She ain't very far away!" I know Thou lovest and carest wandered off to register. I had made it for the the last afternoon Michigan, and I had been invited to sit with them at the sprains occur at the ankle and finger joints. Strains are But what the boy didn't for me. May I ever receive of the four day fly-in. Oh well. When 1 considered the possible banquet that evening. I wanted to wear my leather flying injuries to the muscle itself. Devotions know was that his mother was Thy counsel willingly and The annual Missionary alternatives, I was glad to be there at all. I bought t-shirts for helmet... over my face. Doctors grade the severity of the sprain by the amount close behind him with a rod in gladly. Help me to submit to of damage to the affected ligament. A grade one sprain By Pauline Spray Convention atEvergrecn Mis- the family, watched several groups practice their formation At the banquet the Michigan group took second place. I her upraised hand, preparing Thy chastening when Thou involves some stretching of the ligament but no actual sionary Church will begin this flying, ate a hot dog and drooled over the freshly rebuilt thought that was pretty good, and was relieved that maybe my to wallop him in the place must "use the rod." Amen. tear. Usually only mild swelling and discomfort are Sunday, Oct. 18, and continue Stearmans. I consoled myself by mentally adding up the time little faux pas hadn't hurt them in the judging. Then I found out nature intended for boys to be present. In Grade II sprains there is partial tearing of the through Wednesday evening. walloped when they need pun- I will never, never leave thee, ligament with increased swelling and bruising of the Oct. 21. Services will he at 6 Ay many as I love, I re- We laughed at it just as Mom ishment and discipline. I will never thee forsake; overlying skin. A grade III sprain means there has been p.m. Sunday evening and at buke and chasten ... (Revela- had done when she was a Chastisement is for our I will guide, and save, and America and England decide to cut off shipments of complete disruption of the ligament with resulting insta- tion 3:19). child. good—to teach us lessons we keep thee, 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Tues- goods to neutral countries, to force them to withhold their bility of the joint. My grandmother had a The cartoon dated back to need to leam. We may not For my name and mercy's day and Wednesday evenings. by own exports to Germany. Your physician will determine the severity of the injury cartoon pasted in her cook- the time when trains were a appreciate discipline, but our sake: Rev. and Mrs. James Priscilla The British take Flanders and it is thought will win the by carefully examining the area of injury. X-rays are book. It was there when my novelty. It pictured two boys. Roussos, missionaries to war in westem Europe in five weeks. Heavenly Father is all-wise Fear no evil. Lussmyer frequently obtained to rule out the possibility of fractures. mother was a little girl. Later, One of them was down on all and knows what is best. He Only all my counsel take. Cyprus, will be speaking Sun- The Ledger refuses to print cigarette advertising, Any sprain is usually treated initially by using the time she told us children about it fours with his ear glued to the knows the dangers lurking day and Monday evenings which currently is being used to solicit funds to furnish honored RICE program. When we visited Grandma, track, listening for the ap- near us. He chastens us be- AUTHOR UNKNOWN Rev. Roussos was bom in soldiers with smokes. R- Rest the affected joint. we asked to see the picture. proaching of the train. When cause He is concerned about Janet Nickel Cyprus. After graduating from I- Use ice to the affected joints intermittently for the Fort Wayne Bible College and 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • OCT. 15,1942 first 24 to 48 hours. This helps prevent swelling and pain. pastoring in the United States The Ledger suggests turning in the Richards Park C- Compression by applying an elastic wrap, splint or for six years, he, with his wife, Work) War I cannon to the scrap drive. casting material helps protect the joint from further Louise, returned to Cyprus to Flowers are blooming for the second time this year in damage. AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY preach the Gospel to his own the beautiful weather. E- Elevating the joint above the heart helps reduce countrymen. Pulling out the old clothing from storage and using it ADA COMMUNITY swelling and pain. The Roussos have had a to keep warm in cooler houses will save fuel. REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Your doctor will usually prescribe or recommend an CALVARY CHRISTIAN wide-reaching ministry and LHS basketball, baseball and track schedules are 7227 Thomappto R*er Or. 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL anti-inflammatory medication to further decrease pain REFORMED CHURCH you will enjoy hearing them being cancelled because school buses may not be used Pastor THOMAS J. BARTHA Meeting at the Lowell Middle School OF LOWELL Ledger Entries and swelling. After a sprain, you will want to avoid stress for athletic teams and gas rationing limits auto travel. Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. (12675 Foreman) REV. CARL J. REITSMA - 897-9836 relate many first-hand experi- on the affected joint. Depending on the severity of the Sunday School 11:20 A.M. ences among the people of of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago Sunday Moming Worship 1151 West Main Street. Lowell, Ml injury, most physicians feel that active range of motion Evoning Worship 6:00 P.M. Moming Worship 10:00 A. M. Cyprus. 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER -OCT. 12.1967 exercises relatively soon after the injury may help re- And Children's Activities 10:00 A.M. Sunday School 11:20 A.M. We invite you to make On Tuesday and Wednes- duce recovery time. The joint can be protected once you this community church y- Midweek Bble Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. The arrest of an 18 year old and two juveniles, from Nursery available at both services day evenings, Janet Nickel return to full activity by taping prior to strenuous physical your church home. •LISTENING AND HELPING" 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - OCT. 12,1892 Lowell, solves a string of local and West Michigan break- WELCOME TO ALL. 897-0077 Barrier Free will be sharing stories about activity. her ministry in Sierra Leone. For fine music, go to Mrs. Lovejoy's concert this ins. West Africa, where she has Friday: voice, harp, elocution, a seven year ok) mandolin Ten student shoplifters on their lunch hours have FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALTON BIBLE CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL been a missionary since 1980. player and an eight piece female mandolin orchestra. been taken back to school by police, and school buses OF LOWELL Lincoln Lake Ave. at 3 Mile Road Sunday School 10:00 A.M. CHURCH OF LOWELL Pastor Glenn Marks and Messrs. McDannell and Church are granted a fran- near the junior high school have been vandalized. United Parcel Service 2275 West Mam Street Moming Worship 11:00 A. M. (Unitad Church d Christ) chise for a street railway, both for passengers about The Board of Education reiterates its "no soliciting 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 Pastor Stan Gerig invite you Sun. Worship Stfvices....9:30 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. Evening Praise 6:00 P.M. Lowell and environs and for freight between businesses along Main Street' rule for student projects. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Wednesday AWANA 7:00 P.M. to come and enjoy these spe- Awena - Wednesday 6:30 P.M. (Sept. - April) Worship and Church Schod 10 OCA M cial services. Evergreen and the railroad. The schools have asked for federal aid to provide TV Lactes' Bible Study -Tues...... 9:30 A.M. Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 P.M. Dr. Roger LaWarre Pastor Church is located at 10501 Harrison and Cleveland are running for president instruction availability in all grades. Conveniently Eleanor Marin Director of Education neck and neck in the straw polls around Lowell. Prayer Meeting, oilfor locatio n ...7:00 P.M. REV. KENNETH R. MCGEE. Pastor Settlewood Drive, 1/2 mile Denison University in Grandville, OH dedicates Herrick Roger MacNaughton Director of Music The fair in Lowell last week named one day for the JOE GERKIN. PASTOR. 897-0017 897-5648 or 897-4273 Bamer-Free... Nursery Provided north of M-21. For more in- Hall for lectures in the biological sciences to the memory eeee YOU ARE WELCOME! Available to You DAN NAVE. ASSOC. PASTOR. 887-6737 formation, phone Pastor Prohibition Party, one Republican and one Democrat, of Dr. Ruth Herrick's father. Murks, 897-9110, or Pastor with appropriate speeches, one of which even kept GOOD SHEPHERD crowds from the race track. Most attendance was on at the FIRST UNITED METHODIST MISSI ST. MARY S Gerig, 897-5894. LUTHERAN CHURCH Republican day. CHURCH OF LOWELL 10501 Settfcwood Ph 807-7185 CATHOLIC CHURCH 621 E. Main Street 897-5936 10305 Bluewater Highway Sunday School 9:45 A.M. ^02 N. Amity Buyers Guide REOULAA HOURS * * * 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCT. 11,1917 Moming Worship 10:00 A.M. Worship Service 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship .9:00 A.M. & 10:45 A M Evening Service 6:00 P.M. John O. Clark sells his grocery to F. D. Vos of Grand Church School 930 to 10:30 AM. Sunday School & Adult Bible 9.-00 A.M. MSGNR. JAMES MORAN Dreams are the The Lowell Ledger Prayer and Praise - Wed., 7:30 PM. Rapids. REV. WILUAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR touchstones of our GLENN H. MARKS • Senior Pastor. 897-9110 MASSES Congress' new war taxes levy an average of $27 on 105 N. Broadway - Lowell- Ph. 897 -9261 Nursery available at both services 897-8307 STAN GERIG - Associate Pastor. 897-5894 Saturday Mass.. 5:30 P.M. characters, every man, woman and child in the U. S.. including The public weather service of the United Barrier • Free Entrance ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday Masses 9:00 & 11:00 A.M. —Henry David excess war profits tax, income and surtaxes and postal States began in 1870 as part of the Army Signal Hours: Monday -Friday 8 a.m. til 5 p.m. Service. Thoreau increases. TVc Lowdl LMfccr-Wcrf.eKUy, October 14, IW2-**c i Johnson & Lietzke named Commended Students catwo and will serve as an "The high performance of lastically talented youth de- Jim DeWeerd, the princi- the program, will be presented the route of entry to the 1993 example for other aspiring LHS students join the recycling effort Commended Students in the serve public recognition. We pal of Lowell High School, by the school to these out- Merit Program. Commended young men and women Our extremely competitive Merit hope the honor these students announced today that David standing seniors. Students have shown excep- nation will benefit from the About 35,000 Com- tional academic promise by Program and the school's im- have earned will encourage Johnson and Anna Lietzke fullest development of this Usually when aperson en- The science class has The recycling project Boeve's science class rec- mended Students throughout placing among the top five portant contribution to the them totakeadvantageof their have been named Com- intellectual resource.'' drawn up a map designating blends right in with the envi- ognizes the teacher who has the nation are being honored percent of more than one mil- development of these scho- opportunities for higher edu- visions high school students mended Students in the 1993 being fired up and enthused where all boxes have been put ronmental studies currently the most recyclable paper in for their outstanding peifor- lion program entrants, al- National Merit Scholarship about something, it is as- and a checklist indicating being taught to the students. its container each week with a mance on the 1991 Prelimi- though they will not continue The first key-operat- Program. A Letter of Com- sumed there must be an im- which ones have been emp- If the boxes are not thor- certificate. nary Scholastic Aptitude Test/ in the 1993 competition for ed lock was invented mendation from National portant football game or spring tied each week. oughly screened, the class is Each week, there are about National Merit Scholarship Merit Scholarships. in ancient Egypt about Merit Scholarship Corpora- break is just a day away. "It has been neat to see the charged $80 per bin for items three 50-gallon bags filled tion (NMSO, which conducts Qualifying Test, which was An NMSC official stated. 2000 B.C. Main St., cont'd. Keith Boeve's resource kids enthusiasm and to watch that shouldn't be in it. Waste with recyclable paper. room science class may be the how the school's atmosphere The paper is picked up ev- exception. Living in what is has changed about the project Management Systems picks ery Friday between the hours LIBRARY CLOSED FOR STAFF TRAINING being called the environmen- since we started it," Boeve up the paper. of 10:45 and 11:45 am. Offer tal age, Boeve's class has co- said. All 17 branches of the Kent County Library System will be ordinated its own school recy- Ends closed Friday, Oct. 30 for staff training. cling program. The class has dispersed 57 October 18th BOOSTERS CLUB MEETING recycling boxes throughout New restroom facilities for LPD the high school. They are to be The next meeting of the Academic Boosters Club will be filled with regular writing pa- the bathroom in City Hall. Monday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. in room A-l. per, copy paper and typewrit- Money borrowed from the department's participation in Emmons said this has served Parents of high school students are welcome to attend. ing paper. No newspapers, City to put in a new bathroom a county-wide drug program as a disruption and distracaon pencils or spiral notebooks are at the Lowell Police Station over the last three years. to City Hall employees. to be mixed in. will be repaid through the The money must be used The cost for the new bath- "Each week the boxes are $24,000 the Lowell Police for drug-related police ser- room will be$ 1,900. The Low- screened before being emp- Department will get in drug vices. h'Deuces are Wild!" The bathroom will be used ell Police Department offic- tied into the large recycling forfeiture money. ers will donate their time to Off the Blotter bags whid) are then putintoa The funds came about by police personnel and pris- build it. dumpster," Boeve said. through Lowell Police oners. Currently prisoners use "Screening is quite a time- Involved in a property damage accident, Oct. 6, in a private consuming process." parking lot on West Main Street, was Michael Martin. 24, of The project will last all CHIROPRACTOR Saranac, when he backed his semi into a vehicle driven by year. "At first, other students Mark VandcrVliet, 25, of Wyoming, MI. were putting non-recyclable Dr. Paul Tuthill • • Patricia Ixirkin, 25, of Belmont, could not stop in tunc items in the boxes. Since then, while traveling on West Main Street near Bowes Road, and Donald Brimm, Wl, and Heather Meyers, right, make teachers have been good about Specialist in Back and Neck Problems. collided with a car stopped in traffic being driven by Kimberly the rounds Friday morning empting the recycling boxes at stressing recycling and thus We accept Worker's Comp and Auto Injuries. Burton, 21, of Lowell. No injuries were reported in the Oct. 3 Lowell High School. students have taken it more accident. seriously," Boeve says. A 14 year old bicyclist, from Ionia, was injured and taken 897-4999 to the hospital, Oct. 4, when he lost control of his bicycle on Not all treasures are buried Member of Michigan M-21 near the east city limits and drove into the path of a car 11827 E. Fulton, Lowell Chiropractic Societ driven by Michelle Thomas, 24, of Grand Rapids. 80,116 8110 d,s9uised as Neil Rosenberger, 73, of Alto, struck the rear of a truck on lifelnsurance P0"0'68 West Main al Valley Vista Drive, Oct. 2, which was driven by Ross Marsman, 44, of Belmont. No injuries were reported. Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Arrested for driving on a suspended license, second of- Michigan can help you accumulate funds for fense, Oct. 5, was John Gwatkins, 39, of Lowell. Gwatkins college, retirement or any family need. For also had two warrants against him, one for failure to appear in high interest rates and tax-deferred ESTATE AUCTION court in Ionia and the second from the Friend of the Court in earnings, call today. Grand Rapids. Making your future more predictable SATURDAY t OCTOBER 17 10:00 A.M. SHARP Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail for embezzle- ment over $100, Oct. 2, was James Joslin, 18, of Lowell. The F/UMf BUREAU Th« Living Bstate of Nr. fc Mrs. Harvey NcClure vill be sold at Auction embezzlement took place at the 7-Eleven store on West Main locatedx Bast of Grand Rapids or West of Lansing on 1-96 to the Clarks- INSURANCE ville Exit ( Bxit 59 ), then North 1/2 Nile to Grand River Ave., then Street He was arraigned in connection with the taking of rs wsst 1 1/2 Miles at 1026S GRAND RIVBR AVB. lottery tickets from the store. ANTIQOBS & COLLBCTABLBS Joann Childs, 50, of Lowell, was involved in a property S-CSMIOS COOCH WITS WOOD CLOTHCS LACF CATMIVAL GLASS COLLICTABLE ADTOHOTIVI damage accident, Oct. 2, when a vehicle driven by Syreeth CMVtD Laos WOOD WASH TUD STAND ANSSS L PIMR DSPDSSSIOW SIGNS ft DISPLAY RACKS Shearer, 18, of Lowell, failed to yield at the stop intersection rvissntD aaci Bocxn OIL LAMPS OUMAH PLATES OLD CAR ft TRACTOR MANUALS wpfT WILLOW aocita POST CASSS PSWTIS A SILVia P1BCBS OLD COCA-COLA POP COOLSR of Main and Center streets and pulled in front of her. ewtsT or Diawiai SNSST MUSIC •AUIMI LIAP* OLD SERVICI STATION Come and experience OLa iiTcnm CABivrr LINLWST DOILL1IS & aowj AIR SELL Michelle Nyson, 28, of Lowell failed to stop in lime, Oct. WOOD TOSTS a mow OOILTS WOOD SPORE TRUCK AXLE csaxas BASSITS fc TIMS COOK MORS MMfT OARAGE TOOLS, SIGNS. 6, and struck the rear of a car driven by Lee Condon, 74, also WOOD DXSTWS TABLT CNANWU POT (IS) SARI OSST DOORS CALENDARS ft MEMORABILIA OAK CHAIRS MSSIW 'TBALSAP* SOWI PWILCO FLOOR NODIL RELATED TO A PULL SERVICE of Lowell, on M-21 near Smith Street. No one was injured. the best Chinese food in Lowell. A FITCH11 SIT RADIO SINCLAIR STATION Of •coawLiMS' STArpoaa 1940*8 ft »0'S Arrested and taken to the Kent County jail. Oct. 8, for WARS ft RRAN SNA VIS driving under the influence of alcohol was Richard Johnson, 24, of Lowell. HOUSSHOLD Arrested for driving on a suspended license second offense %TABL E A FLOOR LAMPS and on two warrant for failure to appear in court, in Wexford COOCN ft CNAIB POTS ft FANS (t) ILECTRIC RANGIS GOLDEN DRAGON (S) IRCLINBBS BARRWARR PICTURES ft PRANBS •ICORD PLATES ft RECORDS and Kent Counties, was Ronald Conley, 24, of Lowell, on Oct. FORMICA DXNBTTR IITCNRN UTKNSILS LAWN CHAIRS CAMSBAB ft PROJECTOR CHILD'S PLAT DIESES lOPRIBNT PIANO Borrows OIL STOWS RRW1NB ft CROCNRTIRO SLATE BOABD WITH SEAT CLOTNRB DBTRR LOOOAUI SUPPLIBS CHRISTMAS DBCORATIOHS IROU.-A-WAT DRD NOM1U1FIBR BLBCTBIC HIATUS ft PANS KANT OTNEB ITEMS TOO Dewayne Watson III, 22, of Lowell, struck a deer on East RESTAURANT B1LTRRWARR TOTS HOWLS ft CNOPFBHB NUMIBOUS TO HINTIOH Main Street near the City limits, Oct 10. No one was injured. LAWN, OARDBN I. BOAT MOTORS SHOP TOOLS James Nelson Smith, 24, of Lowell struck a deer, on Gee Drive near Foreman. Oct. 10. doing property damage to his l«S« JOMW DIIRI tin LAWM RWIK-HAT VALVE FACING IWGIHE REAMERS ft RIHG TRACTOR WITH St IN. MACHINE COMPRRSSORS vehicle. 11650 W. Fulton MOWBR DICK (L1KR HEW) BLUE POINT ENGINE TAPS* DIBS, CALIPEES ft ROTO-TILLER REBUILDIHG TOOLS MISC GARAGE TOOLS Dianne Roberts. 42. of Belding and Shannon Sumner, 17, ROTO-COTTRR WALRINO COATS TIRE CHAHGRR MAGHITOS» CAIBOBATOII. 5^ BROSH COTTBB HAMMETT BATTERY CHARGER GASKETS ft MISC AUTO ol Lowell collided in a private parking lot on West Main LAWN MOWBBS (B-TOLT) PABTS 4/f SEA KISS SO HP OOTBOABD AIR COMPRESSOR WITH HOSE FILES. DRILL BITS ft HIBC "•"Hi Street, Oct. 10. No one was injured and only minor property Lunch MOTOR ft TANR IGNITION, DWELL ft AUTO RAMI) TOOLS SEA SINS S 1/2 HP OOTBOABD TISTIRR BARREL POMPS ft FUEL CAMS damage was incurred to the vehicles. ELECTRIC GBASS TRIMIER CHAIN FALL VISES ft ANVIL LOO ft BB1D CHAINS AIR IMPACT WRENCRES TOOL BOXIS A WORR BINCNES Buffets STEP LADOBBS ft SAN HOBS IS VALVE GRINDING TOOLS ILICTHIC GRINDIR SQOIBBBL CABS BLOWBR TORCH SRT W1TN TANKS RIMS ft TIRES HABD HATS OBBASS BABBELS (AIB) SHALL BNOINR PARTS ROCR COTTER. ROCS RAMMER NTDRAOLIC ft FLOOR J ACRE WANT MORI GARFTOR RELATED 11:30-2:30 A ROCR COLLBCTIWO BAOB ELECTRIC DRILLS A BANS ITEMS Caledonia alumni BHOVILS. RARRS ft MORS DIFFERENT HAHTF MAWY MORS I TIMS plans reunion SELECTIONS EVERY DAY! I POLL PAYMTOT «BOOI*BD SM-E D*T. ••• MGISTM PO* mmws number *1™ PROPER I.D NOT RESP0N8IBLB FOR ACCIDENTS OR ITBNS AFTER SOLD. ••• LUNCH ON GROUNDS.

The committee for the take note of the date and plan NOW HIRING: Waitresses The Living Bstate oft Caledonia High School 1993 ahead to attend. For lunch and dinner NR. & MRS. HARVEY NC CLURB ThiSVaSue.. Alumni luncheon has reserved More information will be 10265 GRAND RIVBR AVE. HAMOWMe STOftCS. the date of Saturday. June 19, available later with individual MONDAY THRU WEDNESDAY CLARKSVILLB, MICHIGAN 1993, to hold their reunion at invitations mailed by classes 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ZANDBERGEN AUCTION SERVICE 1601 W, Main. • HOURS: ^ ( aledoma High School If yoo have questions call MONDAY through FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. •O "wi Cafeteria. Caledonia High School 1993 FRIDAY • 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. DON & TIM ZANDBERGEN, Auctioneers Lowell • 857-9430 SATURDAY 8*0 AM. - 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY UfcOO AM. - 3*0 P.M. Alumni Committee Robert SATURDAY* Caledonia. Michigan 49316 • Phone (616) 698-6B40 or (616) 698-6462 Anyone who attended Noon to 10 p.m. . L.H.S through 1948 please and Heleo Near, Chairpersons at 795-7769. Tha Lowdl LcdprtWedawby. October 14,1992-Pagt 9 TV Lowdl L«dger-Wednesday, October 14,19?2-P«ge « Franciscan Center College News LHS October Students-of-the-Month hosts fall day camp Annrnximatplv 142 Th® Play fOCUSCS On a Kahma™ rnllppp undpnis groupofNew Yorksocialiies The Franciscan Sisters of The Day Camp is sched- Dustin McCaul is the son as sentinel. She played three and willing service to help nartirinatino in the the late 1930s. The story's the Eucharist are featuring a uled for Saturday, Nov. 7 from others through clubs and or- of Jim and Karen McCaul of sports last year and plans to this year. rniipL'c fni^ion fnutv nro themes are feminine friend- Fall Day Camp. "The Season 10a.m. to 3:30p.m. the fee is ganizations. Feusse has been Ada. For part of his school stereot r es of women Despite many hours given pram an inteeral oait of the > P of Change" for 7 to 12 year SI 8. Formore information call honored for academics day, McCaul attends Kent Sau"'^^ of the era and the disastrous olds. the Center at 897-7842. to the basketball, volleyball, ClftVSllflliSMM throughout high school . When Career/Technical Center to ef,fec,s of 0881 53,(1 NJ College Kaiamazoo CoUege S * - Hie children will expen- she has time for leisure, she study small engines. In his and softball teams, Nugent maintains a 4.0 grade point has the highest participation Sumley directorand member ence the season of fall and the enjoys listening to the radio, classes at Lowell High School, of CMLrs s eech communi average and has been hon- in foreign study of any col- P - many changes it brings to life. reading, and talking to spe- McCaul is described by his cation and dramatic arts fac- The day camp will take place ored by the Renaissance pro- lege in the nation. yfomesUad cial friends on the phone. teachers as a student who ex- ully. at the Franciscan Child De- gram. Her teacher nominator Among those participat- 'fictf & 'jlrttiltfut erts a great effort to do his More than 40 CMU stu- velopment Center in Lowell. He has competed in races describes Nugent as a student ing, in France, is Jennifer L. 2S34 Aldtn Ntth NE. Lowtil : best at each task. He sets an dents, three faculty and staff Included in the day will around the country and was who takes an active role in Amundsen, a junior from IJml mm * 0* em*—) ) example in the classroom by members and an area high be many different experi- Gradous \ state go-kart champ and third class discussion and serves as Lowell Senior High School. accepting each assignment as school student have parts in ences, including art, music Aeoommodatfons lor in the region this year. Smith She is the daughter of Rev. a challenge to do his best a leader in group discussions, ybor Oul-Of-Tbwn likes all of his classes. His the production. and participation in baking When not in the class- while helping others to feel and Mrs. William J. Guttfa teacher nominator describes Fox, who plays the role of and cooking experiences with room, McCaul loves the out- accepted. Kerry is involved Amundsen. p PHONt him as a student who is al- the pedicurist, is a freshman apples. doors. He hunts with both bow outside of school as well, serv- ways prepared, has a positive cen^of'aJ*KaJamlazoo ST- f CM|J Sbe « 3 graduate of and gun, and enjoys riding a ing as president of the Can- attitude, and faces the aca- I we three wheeler. He also likes non 4-H group and participat- lege students participate in the f " ^ ^ « demic challenge with a smile e au ht a d horses and helps with the care ing in the youth group at St. foreign study program, which HL M? | " f " on his face. F ox of horses at a nearby horse Patrick's Church. is designed to meet a wide PJ** f , ** The faculty, staff, and range of needs, interests, and "cket ^ ranch. i i i ' __-r; University Theatre Box Of- CITY OF administration congratulate Jonathan Smith is the son levels of language profi- ^ (517)774.3874. these four young people for ciency. Kerry Nugent is the of Kevin and Jane Smith of the effort they put into their Students are living with daughter of Dennis and Mary Lowell. He plans to get in- education. They uphold the host families in the European LOWELL Nugent of Lowell. She has volved during his freshman Sludents-of-the month at Lowell High School for the month of October are left to right: tenets of pride and respect countries ofFrance, Germany, been very active in just over a year by joining the basketball COMPLIMENTARY freshman, Jonathan Smith; sophomore, Kerry Nugent; junior, Dustin McCaul and which are the qualities that Spain, Ecuador, China, Den- year at LHS. She serves as a and tennis teams. These arc PUBLIC NOTICE senior, Michelle Feusse. serve as the basis of Lowell mark, Greece, Hungary, In- FACIAL class representative this year his favorite activities outside High School's School Im- dia, Italy, Japan, Russia, Mary Kay has a skin care The first students of the Dustin McCaul, Sophomore been a member of National program designed for your REFUSE PICKUP provement challenge. The United Kingdom, and Africa. month for the 1992-93 school Kerry Nugent, and Freshman Honor Society and Teens In- and was class president in her of school also, along with a skin type. All basic skin care community is asked to join in Participants typically spend year have been named by the Jonathan Smith. volved, which she serves as freshman year. She is a mem- very active participation in products are noncomedo- For the month of October, Lowell recognizing them for this six months as juniors or three Lowell High School faculty Michelle Feusse is the secretary. She is a four-year ber of FFA, which she serves go-kart racing. genic and clinically tested reeidents are allowed twelve (12) bags honor. New trees will shade months as sophomores, be- for skin irritancy and allergy. and staff. Each month the fac- daughter of Lee Feusse of member of the International coming acquainted with dif- Most are fragrance-free and or containers (30 gallon maximum ulty and staff vote on nomina- Lowell and Dave Feusse of Club. ferent cultures and people safe for sensitive skin. tions made by teachers, Blanchard. Since she plans Outside of school Feusse Stoney-Lakeside Park plastic or metal) weighing less than 50 while studying at selected Call today to receive coaches, administrators or on studying to be an elemen- is a member of St. Mary s As part of the Lowell Rotary tree program, the City of colleges and universities. Stu- your complimentary facial. pounds, per week for garbage/trash staff. The students who re- tary teacher al MSU or CMU Youth Group and an employee LoweU was able to plant $2,500 worth of trees at Stoney- receive full academic ^LMARV KAV pickup. ceive the most voles in the starting next year, Feusse is a of Burger King. Her teachcr Legal Notices both the independent Lakeside Park this past week. There were 17 trees planted edit for the successful FACE TO-FACE BEAUTY A0VICE- four classes are the students- personal representative cr member of T.E. A.M., a new nominator describes Feusse in all, seven October Glory Red Maples, five Green Ash and completion of work overseas, TERESE BROWN of-the-month. club for future teachers. She as a motivated student who and the Kent County Pro- Independent Betty R. Morlock STATE OF following; The decedent, five Shademaster Locust Thanks to a special en- For October 1992 the stu- was also selected to be a mem- bate Court, Grand Rap- Beauty Consultant sets an example with hard whose last known ad- dowment of the S.R Light Deputy City Clerk dents selected are Senior MICHIGAN ids, Michigan 49503, (616) 897-4882 ber ofWomen'sClubthis year. work and dedication to her dress was 0-8S5 Lake Michelle Feusse, Junior PROBATE COURT within 4 months of the Trust Fund, the foreign study For the past two years she has education in the classroom Michigan Dr., Grand Rap- PERSONALIZED COUNTY OF KENT dateof publication ofthis program is extensively subsi- ids, Ml 49504 died dized by the CoUege, making CLAIMS NOTICE notice. Notice is further MAKEOVER 9/24/87. this opportunity financially lndep«nd«nt Probata given that the estate will The exclusive ColorLogic^ Personalized Beauty Analysis BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND... Creditors of the de- feasible for virtually all stu- BOARD OF EDUCATION FILE NO. 92-154,749 IE be thereafter assigned from Mary Kay is the first computerized program to recom- ceased are notified that dents. and distributed to the mend makeup colors and application techniques based on Estate of CASIMER J. all claims against the SPONSORS persons entitled to it. your individual features and personal coloring or preferences. Angie Fox of Lowell is KURLENDA, Deceased estate will be forever Call today for your free consultation and find out how you involved in the Central Michi- SEAFOOD BUFFET barred unless presented can receive your own Personalized Beauty Analysis. A PUBLIC FORUM ON SSN: 364-24-3829 TIMOTHY J. 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TX •MAM 11^ n^atrm 4A^a6% 1:46 • MOVIE: The Court JMr A Bob Denver. Alan Hale Jr 1978 spriceletigemfromaieweHhiefon Seven teens m s psydxatnc ward mm on vacaiion wnn nti rrvarner o MOVIE: The Wdvaa of WM- O O CoBaga FootbaM Michigsn lormer orcua down pna a bend ol HTo L >l(CC> plagued by violent, ternfymn snd her new huebsnd to pursued loughby Chaaa m 1600s Engand. C1992 TV LiMng mc Ft WortH TX a train bound for Scotland. " State at Mmneeota (T) outlaws trying to oust a tyrannical 4R^r MOO MTVs Weekend Blastoff OO CoMaga FootbaM c, gltf6 *000 MOVIE: CannonbaN Run A escapes James Franctacus. Gia O CaroHna'a Comedy Hour O [MAX] MOVIE: Teen Witch mtssing since ine eno 01 TvofKj wer OMOVIE_ :i The Bounty Shipmats OO O [HBO] MOVIE: Crackdown OO OO Darkwlng Duck by mortal snsmlsa. Nancy Francis. O CoMaga FootbaM Oidahoma at widely vaned group of contestants Golan 1969. (•MTJ) NtahtMna (CQ • ®" II. Jerry Lewis. Dins Msrm. 1959. Bsn Vsughn. 1967. Colorado (L) Fatcher Christian asds ths 1789 O Yachting Kenwood Cup from BaaketbaU Nets vs. Pistons (L) (Stereo) Strange • MinleBoi participates in an iNegal cross- O IHBO] Rusaell Simmons' Daf C 12:300 Great American Outdoors O® Spt Special ATP Senior O Newa/Sporta mutiny on ths Britah ship Bounty Honolulu (R) (Stereo) (CC) (D [MAX] MOVIE: Doubia 0 DonBld Duck Presents country auto race. Burt Reynolds. O (9 You Bat Your Ufa Comedy Jam (Stereo) (CQ MOVIE: the O O 0®Psld Program Flahlng for Lake Truman base. Tennis Championihip (T) agsmst tta authontanan com- 3:30 O QoH Mcheiob Shootout (T) OO —1— Trouble (Stereo) Earth An American scientist learns OLou Grant mander. Capt. BHgh. Mel Gibeon. Dom DeLuise 1961 maniac rnnnstofi O Dick Van Dyke O AudK>Vlalon WHh Scott OO Winnie the Pooh and Bia O O MOVIE: Tex An sddeacent O Bob VMa'a Home Again O MOVIE: The Qroundstar the Chinese are planning to use O Thoroughbrad Dlgaat O WIsMUd Starring Macaulay noney roi nuutwry -boy a rsised by ha ddsr brother Anthony Hopkins. 1964. 4:000 Senior PQA Golf Senior O The Jeff arsons (CC) OCX) OCi) Bob (Stereo) (CC) Ross Conspiracy The sabotage of a underground tunnels to invade the CuMdn (CD O ® Daslgning Women (Stereo) sftsr ha mother diss snd ha Isthsr O SportsCenter Championship. 1st round (L) VP rinL nocKoy uonining at O American Muada Magazine O WaMtars Cay Chronlclaa top-secret space protect sends an O MOVIE: Hot Blood An attrac- Sabres (L) nowaniyni United States. Kerwm Mathews O CNN takes a job on ths rood. Matt DHon, O Capital /Nawe Vtviane Ventura 1966 Michigan Lottery amnesiac scientist into a nightmare tive gypsy woman faMs lor the O Crossfire 10:000® OO America's Most wrin n#aaiin• liiiuM« news OKIda Court 1 A Jimii Metzlerfwm . 1962. of espionage and ntngue George Wanted (Stereo) (CC) • • wfTn nofivon ^m muppv iI I I TMa Old Houaa (CQ O CoBaga FootbaM Maeoun st handsome brother of a gypsy kmg O Buiwinkla's Mooaa a-Rama o Mr Ed 2H)Si 1® Friday Night Videos O Tha FugMva IO O O Cheers (CC) | Peppard. Michael Sarrazm. 1972 Jane RuaaaM. Cornel WMe 1956 O In Search Of ~ OCD O® IH Fly Away (Stereo) O [HBO] Inalde the NFL O MOVIE: Taming of tha Waat A OO Rod a Real instaNng IOi Had A Real Streamalde A Oldahome State (T) o Time Machine With Jack © Collector's Journal dsy of fishing for trophy muaka. O Heart ol Courage O® Star Trek: The Next lOrtOO MOVIE: Young Guns II B*y the OCX) OO Jaopardyl(CC) (CQ cowboy rides the plsins for ths downrigosrs. 4:30 O MOVIE: Take a Hard Ride An Perkins 2:100 [MAX] MOVIE: Watchers II O MOVIE: The Mankay'a Undo 6401 Opry Generation (CQ Kid and his band of outlaws are honest cowboy, a cheerfully 09D Love Connection OO Executive Stress cause of law snd order. BM EMott. 9:400 Moore Outdoors With BN OO Victory Garden (CO O Table Tennia Sears Challenge. (Stereo) — |A kAlntkf Colsge offldea ssk s young gsnlus o OO COPS (Stereo) (CC) O O Knights and Warriora pursued by an angry rancher Em*o dishonest gambler and a mute Hart Copy (CCj^ OO O® 20/20 (Stereo)(CC) iris Meredith. 1939. m n Mil to we on le unncn rfiyni O MOVIE: Beneath tha Planet final (R) 2:150 MOVIE: Mr. Deeda Goes to to devise s method of honest O® Araanla HaM'a Weekend Estevez. Kiefer Sutherland 1990 Indian scout travel across the S Bogi Bunny 6:3000 O® Captain Planet and O CoMaga FootbaM lows st :® O Secret Weapons 10KMO Yol MTV Rape Countdown chsating so football players can (Stsrao) (CQ Jam (Stereo) (CQ (Stereo) (CC) border with thousands of doNars of the Apes A society of apes Town A naive mtMonaire. duped by tha Plane tears (CQ (U S3 SportaCenter 7:35 O Sanford A Son battles a legion of human mutants O MOVIE: Crack m tha World A the reporter he loves, decides to O Alaana's Creative Living rsmsin sHgible for ths teem. Tommy OOEvenl•veninr g at Pope (Stsrao) O MOVIE: On a Clear Day You Jim Brown. Lee Van Oeef 1975 group of scientists attempts to OO Zoo Ufa WHh Jack 6.-00O The Weak in Rock that developed after a nuclear give his fortune away Gary Cooper WHh Crafts Kirk, Annette FuniceAo. 1965. O O Evening at Pope (Stereo) Can See Foravar A woman aeek- 10:05 O MOVIE: Nevada Smith A man 5:150 MOVIE: CarmonbaM Run A holocaust and that worships the reach Earth s core by creabng Jean Arthur. 1936 OO Super Dave (CQ O Joan Rivera' Gossip! Gossip! OO OO Covington Crooe mg to curb her smoking a hypno- whose parents were tortured and widely vaned group of contestants O Crook and Chaaa nuclear exploaions. causing a crack OO Agalnat AM Odda: Inalde o CoMaga FootbaM Miss . Ststs St atomic bomb. James Franctacus. O® OO Saved by tha BaM South Cardlns (L) (Stereo) (CC) Uzsd by a professor and returns to killed by murderers sets out to participates m an iHegal cross- OCD OO Final Appaal: From m the planet. Dana Andrews. Jan- 2:300 Austin Encore Statistics (CQ Mark-Paul Gosseiaar. Tiffsni- O [HBO] MOVIE: inH e riter-11 s— o r unsoivo1» 1 o myaiene—- —•s — Kim Hunter 1970 000 nownan O® Bob VMa'a Home s previous Ws in 19th-century avenge their deaths Steve country auto race Burt Reynolds. ette Scott 1965 OOU^. Farm Report Amber Thtessen (CQ O CoMage FootbaM Florids State Roughness (Stsrao) (CQ McQueen. Karl Maiden 1966 (Stereo) (CD O 700 Oub With Pat O® This Week m Endsnd. Bsrbrs Streisand. Yves Dom DeLuise 1961. 12450 MOVIE: Mr. Smith Goes to O [HBO] MOVIE: Ouaat for the OO Steven Mplefcerg Pre- at Gaorga Tech (L) OlMAX] MOVIE: 1970. 10:450 MOVIE: Rocfc n' Roll High OO OO Waahington Weak 9) Sports LateNlght 12:460 [MAX] MOVIE: Coach Hours (Stsrao) (CC) (CC) Waahington A naive msn becomes santa Tha Plucky Duck Show O Newa/Sports Cloea-Up 11:400 [MAX] MOVIE: Carnal School Foravar Oppressed by the In Review (Stereo) (CO mary 1 yier moore FCAAATFE BIMTAIM O Swamp Thing (CC) OO O® Family Matters a senator by appointment and fmds Bta Unas (CC) IKXIO Champlonehlp Rodeo Hosts; mm iwwe Crimea (Stsrao) school administration, a rebellious EVENING O Dragnet himself unprepared to deal with the 2:35 O MOVIE: In the Cuatody of O Dumba's Circus o O Joy of Painting (Stereo) Don Gsy. Dsn MMsr. o CoMaga Hockey USA 8D Young Rldera (Starso) (CC) teenager is aided by the Spirit of (Stereo) (CC) O MOVIE: Tha Producera A 1240O Headbanger's BaM O [HBO] MOVIE: Stone Cold O Caroline s Comedy Hour corruption he encounters James Strangers Parents leave their son O ESPN's SpaadWaak OO Burt Wolf: Eattng OO Wonderful World of O® Extremists Rock n' Roll in his quest for 6:00 0® Who's tha Boss? (CC) Stewart. Jean Arthur 1939 _0 OO Goof Troop (Stereo) has-been theatrical producer and iStareo) O Hockey Weak in pi overnight to teach him a Dlanay O® MOVIE: In the Cuatody of ha accountant partnsr plsn to rsae individuality Corey Feidman. Mary oesoooexo® 00 lesson but discover they can t get O® MOVIE: Virginia CHy Union Sb angora Psrsnts lesve their son OO Whoopi Goldberg Woronov 1990 (Stereo) O [MAX] MOVIE: Club Fad OCX) OCi) Picket Fences 12:250 [MAX] MOVIE: Scanners II: much more money then nscsssary OO MOVIE: A Pees OS) (Stereo) him out. Martin Sheen. Jane Alex- OLMT Bits • L. KMa On Tha Block snd Confsdsrats splss vis for s gdd m jsM overnight to leech rwn s (Stereo) (CQ The New Order (Stereo) for s Broadway show and after it India During ths 1920a. an Indan 11:000® MOVIE: SHant Witness A OdZ) wonder Yt (Stereo) O MOVIE: The Rocketeer in O War A Commentary by ander 1962. O® Agrl Country O Just the Ten of Us (CQ shipmsnt thst oould turn thsttds o f lesson but discover they cen t get woman who sees her brother-in-law 12:300 John Norris 6D Inspector Gadget fsia. scram. Zero Mostsl. Gene doctor sccuaed of tryingto rape s (CQ 1936. a da nog pilot fmds an exper- Gwynoe Dyer (CC) O® Home Shopping Offil Wizard of Ot ths Civil Wsr. Errd Rynn, Mmam him ca*. Martin Sheen. Jans Aax- Wilder. 1966 commit rape is torn between testify- O® Whoopi Goldberg vi l i i-4 • O Pro FootbaM Weekly vaang Engfehwomen a brought to O QB Off the Racord imental rocket pack and is soon O Made for TV ciecuon • 19 nignisKxe O® Fred Troafs Outdoor Hopkins. 1940. arxkr 1962. ing against him and remaining silent OO Aaktha Vat O Hunting Sb elegies Calling Family (CQ O PrimaNews (CQ trial. Judy Deva, Victor Benenee OO Aaia Now pursued by , federal 3.-00OPsld Program O Roger Kennedy s Redto- O Clariaaa Explalna H AN to protect her family. Valene Bertin- O MOVIE: Tha Girl From agents and Nazi spies BiM Camp- 10:300 Austin Encore OO Rush Umbaugh Garden (CQ covering America 1964. eNi. John Savage 1965 OO America's Political Par- [HBO] MOVIE: Uvin' Large! Mak(CQ 7HX)OS) Jkn Henaon's Dog City jtlNaws/ShowBiz This Week Gourmet (Stereo) O MOVIE: Night Moves A dstec O O 1402: A PortraH In Mualc Tomorrow A 13-year-oid girl from bell. Alan Arkm 1991 (CC) UpOoae 4:150 [HBO] Flrat Look: Night and tivs tracing a missing tssnsgsr m the year 3000 crash-lands on Earth O . Sha Wrote (CO ties: Power and Principle (CQ (Stereo) 8 OO American QladMora OO Plglat Files ® M0)VIE\ : Captain Tugboat O Croaafka • SMr.BogM ^ .ran uisney i teaeiiia the CHy (Stereo) ths Florida Keys asms about s O MOVIE: Paadma Durmg the with the 26th-century warlord who O MOVIE: Laat Train Home In II• • iMfai• O Robert Mltchum: The Reluc- O [MAX] MOVIE: Ghoet(Sterso) bizarre smugging ring. Gene Hsck- AFTERNOON kidnapped her while she was 1666. a boy embarks on a hfe- O Racing Acros» America Annie The hsrd-kvmg captain of a • win neaoime rtev/s OG) DuckTalae (CQ tant StarjCQ o Rosd to the World Sariae A 1960s. an agmg minor aegue payer Meadowlands Cup (L) tugboat adopts a young man and o Dick Van Dyke O® Agalnat All Ooda: Inalde (CQ man. Jenmfer Warren. 1975. who once pitched against Stan traveling through time Kathenne changmg search for his father, who O® O® Teenage Mutant preview to postsesson plsy O® O® Major League is wrongly accused of murder O New Explorera makes him part of her crew Jane O Evening at the Improv Statistics (CO rtowBuay 4:200 MOVIE: OnderfaMa A clumsy Musial takes a talented youngsr 12:00 CD MOVIE: 30 Is a Oangaroua Culen. John Howard 1990 > lil • ll "•*-*- -.n r»i« ^ NkHa Turtles (CQ I World Series (gams 1)(L) Age. Cynthia A shy nightdub OMacGyvar (CC) Noam Zrtberman. Nek Mancuso • Airrea nrxcncocx rresenis DarweM. Edgar Kennedy 1945 O O Wld Weat C.O.W.: Boys of well deals with s wicked step- pitcher under ha wing, waam 3K)S O ® NBC Nlghtalde O In the WHd Ruse, Glsnn Ptummsr 1991. piano player fears his upcoming 1990 O Front Page Footbai O Inalde Politics '92 Moo Maea (CC) O Brute Forca: The Hietory of mother. beautiful princesses snd a C O [HBO] Ona-Night Stand © Challenge OCCM-TV 30th birthday since he has yet to O Saved by tha Ball Mark-Paul O MOVIE: Laat Holiday A shy S) Doble GHHs • Welcome to Pooh Com Of Weaponaat War couple of stepbrothers who try to 1 10:350 MOVIE: No Mercy A Chicago (Stereo) (CC) O How the Weet Waa Won crush ha drasms. Jerry Lewis. Ed O0 MOVIE: QuQuoo Vadls? An aristo- o Senior PGA Golf Senior Cham- accomplish his dreams Dudley Gosseiaar, Tiff am-Amber salesman, bekeviog he is dymg. cop travels to the murky Louts tana O ® Not Juat tha Newa cratic Roman Lsgion commander Moore. Eddie Foy Jr 1966 TNessen sets out to eofoy ms laat days at a 3:300 NHL Hockey Lightning at at the Zoo 10461 Wynn. 1960. pionship, 2nd round (T) bayou country to unravel his 12:350® OO Lata Night With Sabres (R) Explorer I® This la tha NFL faMs in love with a beautiful Christian O MOVIE: A Lawtoaa Street A swank seaside resort amid Engbsh partner s mysterious murder. Ri- David Lattarman fcl f*ll I • • lllnllt O Larry Jonaa '(CQ 4:300 Truckln' USA NHRA Gstoms- woman durmg Nero's reign. Robert iia•iiiiif »i aristocrats. Alec Guinness. Kay • news uvemigni • #»AIR>N • unn neaaime no wo marshal mamas a dance-hall singer O World Today chard Gere. Kim Baatnger. 1966 O MOVIE: Death of a Canter- 10:101 Donaia acnon. Tsytor. Deborah Ksrr 1961. but soon loses interest in life after Walsh. 1950 o Get Smart 1:30OO ALF (CQ o O Woodwrighfs Shop (Stsr- • Alfred HHchcock rieeenti O CNN HaadHn 11:000 Club Dance (Stereo) fold: The Dorothy Strattan Story 10:300 Country Kitchen OO Burt Wolf: Ealing WaM 1.-05 O MOVIE: Murder m Texas A she leaves him to pursue a musical O What Would You Do? O PrtmeNews (CC) 3:35 O [HBO] MOVIE: War Party O Eureaka's Caaba so) (CC) OMOVIE: Night Moves A detec- O 9) Sighttnoa (Stereo) (CC) A Canadian woman fmds fame and O O Gaorga of ttte Jungle Q Q^Houee (CQ Houston pastlc surgson a accuaed tive tracing s rmssmg tssnsgsr in career Randolph Scott. Angela O Rockford FHas O Gat Smart (Stereo) (CQ O Tha Avengers O O Michigan Outdoors Lansbury. 1955. O Time Machine With Jack OCD OO OCX) 099 0(9 fortune as a Playboy centerfold but O® CaMfomia Draama (CC) O Juat the Tan of Ua (CQ 01 murdsrlng his wils. Fsrrsh ths Flortds Ksys asms about a O Rupununi Savannah OS) News fails victim to a possessive hus- 3:55 O [MAX] MOVIE: WaN Street O® Nawa OO Eak ttte Cat (CQ O Newsmaker Saturday/News Fswcett, Katharine Ross. 1961. 1:00 O MOVIE: Harley A Los Angeles Parkins O New Explorara bizarre smuggling rmg. Gene Heck- O Pink Panther Parade O ® Cheers (CC) band. Jamie Lee Curtia. Bruce (Stereo) 009 Saban's GuMvar's O® Tom Lynch Watarcolor 6:300 Grand Ola Opry Live man. Jennifer Wsrrsn. 1975. /uvenile delinquent is sent to hve O ATP Tennia Australian Indoor Weitz. 1961 O Get Mto Plctura 6:05 O Three's Company Championship (T) OO Thompson 4:000 MOVIE: Young Nurses m Techniques O® Young Paopla'a Special (Stereo) MB rronMara of Fight with a rancher who gives him a new O® Kkte m the HaN (CC) O® Agri-Country O Fat Tka Journal outlook on life Lou Diamond Phil- OCX) OCD Golden Palaca O [HBO] Taies From the Crypt Love A Soviet spy disguises herself OO Plana Franay'a Cooking (CQ O ® Ed Sulkvan OO OO COPS (Stsrao) (CC) 1245 O MOVIE: The Seduction A 6:100 Off to tha Races From Hazel (Stereo) (CC) lips. Eh Cummmgs 1990. Park (Stereo) (CC) 1.-00O NaahviMe Now as a nurse and infiltrates a hospital 7K»0 In America (Stereo) O® Psid Program OO Wonder Yoara (Stereo) o® OO out All Night crazed photographer becomea ob- O [MAX] MOVIE: Affairs of tha aa part of a nefarious plan to brmg OO OO Addams Family O MOVIE: Once Upon a Time m (Stsrao) (CQ O MOVIE: Comanche Station A O WHdHfa Chronidaa O® Love Connection 7:15 O MOVIE: Son of Davy Crockett (CQ sessed with wstchmg s besutifui 6:15 O [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Skig- America to its knses. Jeanne Mane (CQ the Weat GunsNngsrs fight lor man travels through hostile Indian O MOVIE: Tha Dirty Dozen: Tha OdZ) Studs Prestdsnt Grant enlists the aid of 4:46 O [HBO] MOVIE: Running newscaster s every move. Morgan gar'i Wife (Stereo) (CC) O MOVIE: Trapped A woman OO Currant Affair (CC) Alan Ftsler 1966 O [MAX] MOVIE: Inaide Daley possession of s trad of water-och O Roundhouse country searching for his wife, who Next Mliaion Ma) Reisman leads Crockett's son to help secure Mataa (Stereo) (CQ FMrchid, Michael Sarrazm 1962. was captured by the Comanches. 6:30 O ® Night Court (CC) another bend of cnmmalGIs behind fights for survival when she is O Rock Video Glris O MOVIE: Maaaacra at Centrel Clover land located aloog the route ol the rnme i ime moicrepofie locked overnight m an office build- Texss' vote to join the Union 1240 O Zola Levitt Randolph Scott. Nancy Gates Od) OO NBC Nawa (CC) German Hnea. this tvne to break up rQia rrogram High A newcomer to s California O Mickey Mouee Club (Stereo) new transcontinsntsl railroad. 5.-00O UpSarvlce 9400 Rockumentary mg and stalked by a crazed kMer following the QvH Wsr. BM EHott. Chsrtss Bronson. Henry Fonda IB Evans snd Novsk 1960 O ® Golden Girts (CC) a plot to ka Hitler. Lee Marvin. O Great American Events high schod decides to stmmate a Ins Meredith. 1941. O Country Beat OO OO Nightly Buainaaa Kathleen Qumlan. Bruce Abbott 1969 O Dorms Rood o Woman's CoMaga VoNaybaM Emeat Borgnme. 1965 O ShowBiz Today teen gang. Andrew Stevens. Kim- OO Bd McMahon's Star OO OO Coda 3 (Stereo) Ohio State at Penn State (T) 1969 (CC) berty Beck. 1976 7:30 O ffl Bobby's World (CQ o Thaf s My Dog Search O® Paid Program M6 O GOoan'a li O Patty Duke 2*00 No. Is Weekend OO Uptown Comedy Club OO O® ABC Nawa (CC) O Scarecrow and Mrs. King O Larry King Uvel O ® Yo, Yogll (CC) O Bebe WMdeman's Good O Fkehawk/Supercar Series O O Motorweek '93 (Stereo) 1:300 MOVIE: The Fortune Two 6:300 UpSarvlce ICC) O MuedeSport USA O ® Adventures of T-Rai ift, O O Empty Neat (Stereo) O ® Designing Women (Stereo) scheming, bumbling men set up O That's My Dog O® Vlckl! Bndgestone Potenzs Super car O O Great Lakaa Outdoors O Ed McMahon's Star Search O® OO What Happened? O Night Court (CC) O MOVIE: In Enamy Country A OO Agalnat AM Odda: Inaide O JHnmy Houaton Outdoors O My Two Dada (CQ housekeeping with a gullible O Sports Tonight O War A Commentary by Series. Auabn CHy Limits O Up Ooaa (Stereo) (CQ French intelligence officer leads a Stababcs (CQ O News/Style WHh Else OO MOVIE: Disney's Roobn' i Youno Rldera (Stereo) (CC) 12:360 [HBO] MOVIE: The Adven- heiress, only to fmd out she plans to OO OO Wailtraat Weak O Lucy Show Gwynna Dyer (CQ (Stsrso) leave her fortune to chanty Jack O WHd A Crazy Kida mtsston to destroy a Nazi munitions OO Bozo Toobn' Roundup Some ol Dis- OO Amerlca'a PoNbcal Par- turae of Ford FaMana (Stereo) (Stereo) (CQ O Evening at the Improv 1:050® ABC In Concert (Stereo) O [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Private Klensch Nicholson. Warren Beattv 1975 OCX) OCi) CBS Nawa (CC) factory producing torpedoa Tony O Moat Wanted: Yogi Bear ney's best-loved animated shorts baa: Power and Princlple (CC) (CQ OO Offl Step by Step O Tracksida at Ladbroka DRC Franaoaa. Anjanette Comer Eyea OO Saved by the BaM Msrk- appear in this compiled salute to OO OOCroearoada(Stereo) 140O American Mualc Shop O Jkn Henaon's Mother Gooes Psul Gosseiaar. Tlffani-Amber cowboys, including Pecos BM.Lrttls O Carolina's Comedy Hour (CC) OO Knight Rider Thtssssn. (CQ Hiawatha and many mora. 1990. O MOVIE: The Fraehman A O® HBO Comedy Showcaae O Augle Doggie and Friends O Rsmarkable Bandicoots O O MOVIE: Down snd Out In OO Wonder Yeara (Stereo) college freshmsn impresses an (CO O World Tomorrow Beverly HHto Ths members of s aging Mafa don and tnsa to get him o ® ABC In Concert (Stereo) 10:400 Graat Lakes Boating snd ffl O ESPN Outdoors neurotic Beverly Has fsmHy chsngs O Gltmo: Cold War m Cuba out of the busmesa of importing O MOVIE: Sizzle Beech. U.SJL O News/Sports Closa-Up Outdoors drastically after they reecue a endsngsrad ammaa Marlon Brsn- Three women traveling to Los BUSINESS DIRECTORY despondent bum who wsnts to 897.9261 11:000 No. la Weekend do. Matthew Brodsock 1990. Angeles in search of caraera apend 5:M O Real World Offl) Conan the Adventurer O Exploring America: Side by drown himself in their pool Nick (Starso) the summer on the beach m Mskbu. O (9 CNN News Side Notts. Bette Midler 1966. O Ray Bradbury Theater Tsrry Conga. Kevin Coatner. OO Good Thyme Cooking OO WHd America (Stereo) O MOVIE: Rkt Tin Tin and tha 0®Baakman's World OO American Gladiators ^ fll 11 W WHh Karin Orr Parle Conaplracy A pdlceman • raKj rrogrom SATELLITE TV ROTH 24 HR. 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A Homecoming football Lowell Varsity had both of been hovering over them this Phil Christensen. "I'm very Theie's a big difference be- about the 15 yard line. The game is a time when emotions those sensations cornered but season. proud of every one of them, tween losing a game when ball went back to EGR and ran high and spirit envelopes could not get away from the "The kids played their We've had some tough breaks The 1992 Lowell High School Queen's Court from left to right, back row: Alkta Benson, The 1992 Lowell High School Homecoodng King's Court from left to right, back row: your down and don't try and one 80 yard pass play later the 50 the being of all present. The cloud of bad breaks that has hearts out" said Lowell Coach at some very crucial times. losing a game the way our score was 14-6. The third Shannon Bennett, Alison Kissinger, Andrea Bishop; front row: Stephanie Ward, Amy J" " Say«». A. J. left, Bruce Philips, Dave Jones; front row: Mike Kropf, Nate jerkin, Jodi Bishop, Sarah Leskey. Livingston, Chris Goggins, Chris Fox. kids did. Our kids are win- quarter wen t scoreless for bothfV' ners, they've come back all teams. With 7:02 left in the season long." fourth period, EGR running The Arrows held EGR to back, Bosscher, scored the a scoreless tie in the first quar- final touchdown of the game. ter. In the second quarter the The kick was good and the f Pioneers scored first with inal score was 21-6. \ 1 11:54 on the clock. Brian Lowell had a total of 186 Bosscher took the ball across yards rushing on 35 carries the line on a seven yard run. and 21 yards passing. Jim The extra point was good and Inman was leading grouncU the score was 7-0. Three min- gainer with 61 yards on nine®^ utes and twenty-nine seconds carries. Cory Kirkbride recov- later the Arrows scored on a ered an EGR fumble and Chris two yard run by Jim Inman. Medemahadone interception, Model The extra point kick was no llie Pioneers had 195 yards good going slightly to the left on 44 carries and 101 yards of the uprights. The score with passing. Bosscher was the Year 8:25 left in the period: EGR 7. leader with 111 yards on 24 i Lowell 6. carries. Then with about 4-1/2 Lowell will play at Introduction minutes left in the quarter Zeeland on Friday, Oct. 16, uCVi

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Jodi Bishop, the 1992 Lowell High School Homecoming Queen, receives a congratulatory hug from last year's 1993 MODELS Queen, Heather Gowen. King, Ae Je Teft Is in the ON DISPLAY AND ON SALE I background. 'FAMILY 'FARE Athletes of the Week

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 • 4 TO 8 PM K Amy Bartlett Andrea Richmond Amy Gerkin Lowell's varsity The Lowell center had Geikin has been one of cheerleading coach Bette quite a week. On Tuesday Lowell's top singles players flMiKfifiTATF; • Denny Huver Phillips says Bartlett is an she scored 12 points and all year. Gerkin won her • Russ Meis HAROLD §^-8431 f.' 'J excellent cheerleader with grabbed 11 rebounds against match against Ionia's Jill • Bob Bnun it 11979 E. Fulton, Lowell 0 great leadership and depend- Belding. On Thursday Harp 7-5, 6-1. She lost a • Mike Mayhak against Zeeland, she led tough three-set match to • Jim Maione ability. Bartlett has been a • Enc Hammer ZEIGLER cheerleader for three years. Lowell on the boards and Zeelaod's Kathy DeWitt 6- • Thorn Rich "If Amy says she's going to tallied eight points. Lowell l. 4-6,3-6. • Ron Russell get something done, it will coach Ken Akers has been "Amy has handled play- • Steve Lane very pleased with ing both singles and doubles • Jeff Thomas MORE THAN CARS...PEOPLE get done on time," Phillips • Charlie Jeffrey said. Richmond's steady improve- ment as the season has pro- • Tbm Moore Betb Wilcox eyes the finish tine. 0 • Pete McLemthan Krk HutfHz helps to decorate the Lowell Hardees for gressed. I Homecoming week. The Lowdl Ledger Wcdacfday, October 14,1992-Page 24 Ihe Lowdl Ledger-Wedaoday, October 14, lf92-l>agc 25

win «> occer team loses to EGR; beats Northview

When it rains it pours" "Offensively we did a good off a direct kick, which he pull. Lowell's Jason Graber flat but we played wellenough Amett threw tbe ball in from was certainly apropos for job. I thought we pressured back-beaded into tbe net. "It hurt his leg, exchange student to win," Wydock said. "Of- the side, it hit and went right Lowell's soccer team Thurs- East Grand Rapids," Wydock was abeautiful play," Wydock Mark VanOosten was cleated fensively, we created a lot of through his bands for a Red said. mm jay night in East Grand Rap- said. on the knee and Matt Nowak scoring opportunities, but Arrow goal. ids. Lowell's coach pointed to The two teams were tied 2- hurt his ankle. Lowell's coach didn't finish off the plays. I The Wildcats took an early The Red Arrows not only two occasions that indirectly 2 at half. The Pioneers opened said he wasn't sure of their think we hit the post three 1-0 lead in the first period. lost 5-3, butfour of its players led the Pioneers to two of their the second half with two un- status for the final two games. times." However. Lowell tied the were injured and it poured. goals. answered goals, before Lowell 2 Lowell out-shot Northview score before half on a header M "It definitely wasn't a de- "On a pass back to our goal- Lowell's Scott McNaughton, Northview 1 21-17. by Jim Young off an assist by fensive battle," LoweU coach keeper, the ball slipped playing sweeper, fed an assist Not all tbe news was bad The winning goal for Low- Mark VanOosten. Dave Wydock said. "I was through his hands and into our to While who recorded his for the Red Arrows. Lowell ell came midway through Ihe Lowell ended the week at disappointed, because defen- goal. Then, on a clearing shot second goal of the night. did post a win against North- second period on a most bi- 3-3-2 in the O-K White and at sively our play was lousy." our guy slipped and EGP went Wydock said White played view. zarre play. Lowell's Eric 6-7-3 overall. A win would have given on abreak-away for the score," most of the game with a groin "1 thought we were a little the Red Anows a shot at catch- Wydock said. East Grand Rapids led 1-0 ^£1 mg the second-place Spartans from Sparta. Now a win when Ryan White tied the •' K - - *- t' against Sparta in the final week game on a penalty kkk. "' • - -i** r.V- Arrow tennis team drops 2 of tbe regular season will only Later in the first half, trail- 4 jS -*>• >••» •-••<••• '. | 'Jsure the Arrowsof finishing ing 2-1, Lowell's Jim Young Her Red Arrow tennis team Sarah Scolesand LeaSterly Lakewood 5 "The difference was the above .500 in the O-K White. fed John Roudabush a cross had just finished losing a heart- (second doubles) lost 6-4 and Lowell 2 mistakes and we lost the close breaking 4-3 match to Cedar 7-6 in the tie-breaking second Many simple mistakes cost matches that could have gone ** \*Jt- -x- • •• -A Springs, but Lowell coach set Lowell a non-conference either way," Ackermann said. Thunderstorm helps Wendy Ackermann was very "Sarah and Lea played match against the Vikings of Lowell's number one happy. well, they just couldn't break Lakewood. singles player. Amy Gericin ^atgpn^ "Did you see tbe way Jen through on the de breaker," Tara Sterly and Carrie lost in straight sets 6-2,6-1. EGR past JV gridders Idema and Alison Brinks Ackennann said. Colbum committed the few- Mandy Wills was defeated Lj^^RfcrTt'T, *7^7aw- vPH played together as a team and In the exhibition doubles est mistakes in winning their 7-5,6-4. The East Grand Rapids kicked for the extra point and more importantly how well match Cathy Pasquale and singles matches. In doubles play, Johnson 0 football team had a little the score was 14-7. The Ar- they played at the net" Ack- Tara Weststrate lost 8-3. Colbum, playing third and Sterly lost in snaight sets, nelp from a thunderstorm last rows were pumped, but with ermann beams. "I've been In singles play, Carrie singles won 2-6,6-2,7-5 ina 6-3,6-0. the coming of halftime so also preaching that all year. They Colbum was a 6-3,6-0 winner three-setter over Sarah Sterly and Scoles, playing s tkf ,. Hiursday when the game was called at half time with the came the lightening, thunder carried it out today." over Tracy Hill. Dingerson. second doubles, lost 7-6,6-4. "T Idema and Brinks were 3- Mandy Wills won her Sterly had things a litde Idema and Brinks were set -M Pioneers leading 14-7. Ac- and rain, and so also came the cording to league rules the end of the game 6,6-2,6-3 winners over Dana singles match at third seed, 6- easier, defeating Beth back 6-3,6-1. decision to play a delayed In the first half Lowell Hender and Mandy Keech. 1,6-1 over Laura Allen. Strazisar 6-0,6-4. Mike Wojciakowski fmisbed with a season's best 18 LoweU s Sergio SaldWar ran hard and finishes sixth. Jenny Kermen, Lowell, placed fifth with23:36, in LoweU s second half is the decision of amassed 129 yards rushing on "That's the best they've "Both Colbum and Wills minutes. 21-34 km to East Grand Rapids. the home team athletic direc- 17 carries. Tim Stencel led the played all year," Ackermann won rather easily. They tor. His decision was to not way with 62 yards on seven praises. played well today." Acker- The Lowell boys' harriers good as they've been all year. 16 seconds off the pace, but Mike Machioratti bunched 19:12 and 19:42. ing to Forest Hills Central. play the second half. Accord- carries, Compton had 35 yards Lowell's first and second mann said. improved their O-K White That was reflective in Low- still fast enough to also record together for fourth and fifth While Lowell's Rich Stefanie Sarvadi antJD to Scott Vashaw, Lowell on six carries . The Arrows doubles teams were not as for- Tara Sterly was defeated Conference to 3-2 as they de- ell harriers grabbing the top a season's best 18 minutes. place respectively. Davis fin- Langridge and Paul Pelon did Tammy Ashley of EastGrand assistant principal, both were one for five in the pass- tunate. Marcy Anes and Diane in second singles, 6-4,7-6 by feated the snuggling Pioneers three spots. Man Inman, the third Red ished in 18:S0andMachioratti not figure in the team score, Rapids came home one, two coaches were willing to fin- ing game picking up 25 yards Johnson were defeated 6-1,6- Jill Townes. The first anesthetic, ether gas, was discovered by of East Grand Rapids, 19-42. Leading the way was Tom Arrow in, and the third to post foUowed at 18:57. they did block spots eight and in times of 21:46 and 22:11. ish the game. He also stated for a total of 154 yards. They 1 by Becki LaMarre and Jen- Amy Gerkin lost 6-1,6-4 two Americans—Crawford Long and William T.G. While the Pioneers are not Mull with a time of 17:44. For a season's best, finished at Lowell's Sergio Saldivar nine. Langridge finished in Lowell's Sara Lesky was that more investigation was had two turnovers on inter- nifer Hanes. to Donna Kangas. Morton—in 1840. the toughest of teams this year. Mull, that was a season's best. 18:37. and Eric Shelby were sixth 19:49 and Pelon was timed at third in 22:49. to follow this week. ceptions. EGR had 168 yards Lowell's overall times were as Mike Wojciakowski was EGR's Brian Davis and and seventh respectively at 20:03. Erica Oberle of EGR fol- Ilie first score in the game total. 98 yards rushing on 28 EGR's final three runners lowed in a time of 23:27, giv- went to the Pioneers with carries and one for three pass- THE were Luke Levanoski, 13th, ing the Pioneers three of the 4:59 left in the first quarter ing for 70 yards. They had one 20:59; Oliver Walden, 14th, top four spots. when Dyllan Karczefski turnover on an interception. 21:36; and Scott Moore was Red Arrow Jenny Kemusw ^pped a 55 yard drive taking In the defensive department GRIDIRON TheLcnvell V 15th at 21:36. placed fifth at 23:36. " hall in the end zone. The Compton led the Arrows with Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Their times were better, but Kelly Rector claimed the extra point failed. With 1: 38 six tackles followed by Brent the team tbey ran against was sixth position for the Pioneers left in the second period, EGR Teft and Nate Livingston with EXPERTS one of the best in the O-K in a time of 23:54. running back Oliver Grin 4 each. White. Lowell'sMelissaDeebwas scored on a 5 yard run and The red hot JV team had Lowell girls gave a re- seventh at 24:02. tiien took the ball in for the 2 an 8-0-1 record as freshmen. SAY! spectable effort, but the depth Pioneer, Rachel lono was point conversion . Facing a They are 4-2 this year making Phil Christensen Bob Perry of an ailing East Grand Rap- 17 seconds back at 24:19. 14-0 deficit the JV Arrows them 12-2-1 for their high ids team was too much. Lowell's fourth and fifth sianed their comeback. Five school careers. Their next Lowell/Zeeland Zeeland Lowell Lowell East Grand Rapids de- runners home were Laura plays later with 32 seconds game will be on Thursday, feated Lowell 21-34. Lowell's Boyink and Tricia Raab| on the clock Lowell's Oct 15 at 7 p.m., against the girls now fall to 1-4 in the O- Boyink was ninth at TAXP ie Compton scored on a CHIX from Zeeland at home. C Wyom. Park/Rogers Wyoming Park Wyoming Park Wyoming Park K White. East Grand Rapids and Raab was 10th in 24:55. three yard run. Brad Holtz is now 4-1, its only loss com- EGR/Northview East Grand Rapids East GrandRapids East GrandRapids SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE JV girl's basketball team CITY OF splits last week's games Central/Sparta Central Central Central Just $10.00 per year ($14.00 out of Kent Co.) The junior varsity girl's abled Zeeland to pull out a 45 LOWELL basketball leam split a pair of - 34 win. brings you news of city and township away games this past week. Lowell had the lead iofj Michigan St/Minn. Michigan State Minnesota Michigan State On Tuesday, Oct 6, the JVs most of the game and took a PUBLIC NOTICE affairs...school district news...sports...Lowell defeated Belding by a final 28-21 advantage going into score of 37-34. Tammy the fourth quarter. Zeeland bit NOTICE TO OAKWOOP E. MichTW. Mich Western Michigan Western Michigan Westem Michigan Cable TV listings...coniing events ...births Stauffer with 13 points and 11 of 16 free throw opportu- Kerry Nugent with 12 points, nities in tbe fourth quarter and CEMETERY LOT OWNERS ...weddings ...engagements ...anniversaries were leading scorers. pulled away in the last two Flor. SL/Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Florida State Florida State Both teams played well minutes of tbe game. 't you have urns, artificial flowers, decorations, ...advertisements and much more! in a game that was close all Stauffer with 13 points •tc., which you wish to save, please remove the way and thatfeatured some and Nugent with 10 points, them by November 1, 1992. Urns should be Alabama /Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Alabama excellent outside shooting. were leading scorers. Elensu. i«mptied of dirt and turned upside down to avoid On Thursday, Oct 8, the Richmond, Sarah Wieland,** cracking. I Send A Check Or Money Order Todeyl 110.00 In Kent Co., $14.00 Out o( Kent JVs played one of their best Cindy Kosnik, and Cori County! MeH To: The Loweii Ledger, P.O. Box 12t, Lowell, M 48331 Kansas City/Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Subscribe overall games, however, cold Boersma did an excellent job All items not removed by November 1,1992 will shooting from both tbe floor of rebounding against a tall be picked up by City crews and discarded. Your Name. and tbe free throw line en- Zeeland team. Washington Philadelphia Washington To The Winter floral tributes are allowed after November Philadelphia/Wash. 9.1992, including plastic flowers, wire stemmed City. TCACH plants, etc., but must also be removed by early Ledger 5-5 6-4 6-4 Op Spring. These Items can toul lawnmower blades Last Week's Record and cause serious injury. SenJore Subtract $1.00 From Above Uatod Subecttpdon Prtcee. Today! Betty R. Moriock 39-20-1/.658 33-26-1/.558 "Grandma" Moses, who lived to be 101, started '92 Overall Record 36-23-1/.608 Deputy City Clerk painting when she was 76 years old. Tkc Lowed Ledger* Wedacarfay, Octokcr 14,1992-Page 24 He Lowcfl Ledger* WtdMday, October 14,1992-Pag^ 27 TOWN TALK When you buy clothing and shoes do you buy it because you like it or because of the brand name?

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Sometimes I only buy clothing from cer- make a difference. jeans, I buy brand names I according to what she likes. COOK/WAITRESSES & $1.500 or best offer. 676- made in his name. Your buy clothing because of its tain stores. know. With shoes, I buy what Hike. BARTENDERS - Apply in Marshall Redder, outpouring of love has been brand name. / don't buy cloth- 1621 days. 868-6415 eve- person, Lowell Lanes be- tremendous. It was truly a ing if it looks cheap. Remax, 457-3245. nings. tween 9 a.m. & midnight. C44tfn great tribute to Ed. Again thank you all and God FOR SALE-1990 Dodge THE CASCADE D&W-is Bless! BINGO Caravan mini van. Auto- now accepting applications Joyce Stormzand, Jim Cook, Jr. matic, cruise, air, tilt Every Saturday Night for the following part-time Elizabeth Raab & family. AUCTIONEER wheel, new tires, new positions: Cashier. Bakery Elaine & Ken Gregerson 7:00 P.M. All TypM of Salsa brakes, AM/FM stereo Clerk, Deli Clerk, Sen/ice & family. 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That goes especially Touching My Heart" with 1908-Oct. 13,1991. for shoes. The brand name of very nice home. 3 bed- Quality • Service set, 2 leaves, 6 chairs & your help in giving her the the jeans I buy doesn 7 matter. BINGO rooms. Big yard, 6 min. to Dependability rocker; microwave oven, opportunity to live. That The loving memory of this i Every Friday Night very good condition.; fire- Amway, 9 min. to Lowell. RESIDENTIAL No pets. No smokers. opportunity couldn't have man 7:15 P.M. place doors (4) & screen happened without the help still fills the home he loved COMMERCIAL like new. heavy duty, Phone Thurs. & Fri. after 8 "Boo at Lowell VFW Hall p.m & after noon on week- of many people in our We reminisce of times gone LIGHT INDUSTRIAL East Main St., Lowell bronze; 2 matching chairs community. Thank you for by w/arm rests also 1 same ends. 897-7203. Thank your efforts and continue the time he was with us. the Zoo" Early Bird Bingo at colorw/noarmrest; 2guns; you. Ph. 676-9574 to Touch" people with the We feed the birds as he 6:00 P.M. 1 compound bow, adjust- same type of love that once did, Halloween able 35-45 pound pull. Po- IF YOU DONT USE IT - If PUBLIC INVITED Tammy was shown. but they know he's not here. lar Bear bow. like new, left you don't need it, call The Remember none of us has We watch the baseball happening hand, w/12 practicing ar- Lost & Found Flower Lady to help you any guarantees about our games he loved, rows. Have other items. o •sell it! 642-9533. physical lives, but we can and wish that he were here. Costumed Trick or Treat- WHOEVERHASTAKEN- Call 891-8221. decide about our eternal We fold and put away the ers are invited to John Ball the jacket from the Alto life. I know Tammy doesn't Press Zoo to enjoy a fun filled walk Craft Fair, please return it FOR SALE -1 twin bed. have to deal with any more he read so thouroughly. through the decorated Zoo on Complete Formal to the Alto School Office, $45. new double or suffering and I know that And feel his presence as October 28, 29. and 30 from Wear Rental 1985REDMAN-14x80,3 no questions asked! Jacket 6:00-8:30 p.m. Guests will queensize bookcase her eternal life is with Jesus. we pray. bedroom, 2 full baths, ca- is red w/white leather stop at treat stations, meet WEDDINGS OR headboard w/shelves, Continue to 'Touch Lord lead us in your way. thedral ceiling w/fan in liv- sleeves. 868-6594. costumed characters, walk a $45. Call 897-6039. People's Hearts." We know God surely has a OTHER SPECIAL ing room & kitchen, interior corn stalk pathway, visit with plan OCCASIONS drywall, w/new carpet & tile, strolling animal handlers ancLj 1980 OLDS CUTLASS The heart is like a treasure for his death and for ours. stove, refrigerator, washer/ see a magic show by P.j" SUPREME - power chest that's filled with So in his memory we pray Weber Magic show times are dryer included. Shows ex- CARD OF throughout, lots of miles left, souvenirs; that God touches all your At your Greater Michigan Ford 6:30.7.7:30.8, or 8:30. cellent. Key Heights. $800. Call 676-1189 or 241- It's there we keep the hearts. WCUZ and the John Ball $17,500. Call 897-6528. THANKS Come to your Greater Michigan 5616, ask for Cory. memories we gather With love from his wife, Dealers October 15. Zoo Society are sponsoring CLOTHING Ford Dealers on October 15 and you can meet the best-looking models of the year, the new through the years. Dorothy W. Briggs this event with the treats pro- FORSALE-Ambersnow- IWOULDUKETO THANK line-up of "93 Fords We re showcasing them in a special evening event, complete with refresh- vided by Nabisco, Sargento "Other Half" and all their children plow strobe lights, brand my family, the Alto Fire ments and a door-prize drawing for a new RCA 20" color TV with remote control al each of the Cheese, Captain Crunch Ce- and grandchildren. K)4 participating Greater Michigan Ford Dealers* Vou can celebrate with the sleek new Probe. RIUGEVIEW new In the box. Never Department Emergency real, Nestles, Life Savers, the award winning Tiurus. the Ford F-150. and the popular Ford Explorer toull see why 5 of the » best used. Retails over $100 Unit for their quick Malto Meal Cereal, Dental SHOPPING CENTER selling vehicles in the country are Fords'* So get to your neighborhood Greater Michigan Ford Dealer response. Rev. Todd Association, Fox 17,andJolu|j ea.; selling for $45 each. BOWLERS NEEDED-4 on Thursday. October ISth, between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. and meet the supermodels of the year in penon! Thompson, friends, and Ball Zoo Society Conces- Limited quantity. 897- people, every other 2173 W. MAIN ST., neighbors for their many sions. 6592. Sun., 7 p.m. Call Carol, '"CARLSON CRAFT LOWELL calls, cards, flowers, food Our wadding consultants w* help you select TOUR Tickets are $2 in advance 897-0001. beautiful wedding invitations and announce- &ord IGREATER MICHIGAN or S3 at the door. Tickets arc and prayers when I was mams. They offer you tha largest oelaction FORD DEALERS available every day from 10 taken ill. Your of invitations at vary reasonable prices. Ph. 897-6411 FOR SALE -1986 Dodge invitations that let you express the to 4 at the John Ball Zoo ad- Caravan, 4 cylinder, au- WANTED - Honda CT-70. thoughtfulness will never mood you wish to set for your special day mission booth. tomatic, PS, PB, cruise, Mini-Trail bike. Must be in be forgotten. John Ball Zoo Doers and Mark your calendar! Thursda*, October IS, 1992 4:00-8:00 pr THE FLOWER LADY-will air, AM/FM cassette, good running condition. Lucille RHtenger See Us Today... r 0 n,1 01 n Alpha Omicron Pi, Grand #ligie»# 2 PRIZES Each 0< th# On#^ •*touf• (104 ) Mncmatma Qreai^ ^M Urfwien fmn - ^^7/ oV.i vn***. IT ™ Ford OWS mna anrnva ayenaeAfxVOe •nd/c' x "Wntwm —s o f tfwr anno* help you clean up & orga- 82,000 highway miles, Phone Roger at 897-9261 3 OOOOOSOfWNNMS Of WINNINOG DeWmmwbynumbw^^^SlZlwsh, D«t^m.r«o by oumtw of •niriM r«c«v*d om O—imthK, TSUSn* 4 ^ -".T .'.TJZ l" ZZT.'! —• ********** *v *** rum 9**) rm ««t» Valley Chapter, arc provid- w^^NtMnotrtiMbypnontano^mM 5 tn«Ofn^ng«aubf^i toitM ,^ f**********m0<**m NMdnoiiM. lo ww days, or 897-5381 eve- ing the volunteer staff for thi0 "ze that mess you call a $7,000. Call 897-6149, ment, a garage or a leave message. nings. LOWELL LITHO -no . su^ to ,00- Mct^r Forfl oZ. ^^fur^r event. For more infonnation, K»H Ptv 897 9555 please call 776 2591. Quest room. 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