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SI'niNGPORr, MICH/GAM 49294 The Lowell Ledger Volume 12, Issue 11 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, January 27, 1988 Hardee's to serve burgers here by May first Lowell should have its second fast food restaurant by May I of ^this year. Mike Embs, rcpresent- ng Wolverine Fast Foods. Co. addressed the Lowell Planning Commission Monday evening with plans for a restaurant on West Main Street. Wolverine owns four Hardee's Restaurants in West Michigan, and plans to build their fifth one on property purchased at the southwest IT corner of the Ridgeview Mall. Embs said they intend to break ground on February 15. and be open for business no later than May I. D Signage was the only possible sticking point in the plans pre- sented by Embs. The current or dinance allows for only 30 feet in height. Embs said he may want to place the 3 ft. by 8 ft. The above blueprint drawing shows the front of the "Hardee's" restaurant is a nationwide restaurant chain. This restaurant will be a franchise operation HardeeV sign as high as 40 ft., proposed for West Main St. TTie restaurant will be built on a parcel of land owned by Wolverine Fast Foods Co. The west Michigan based firm has four other if future signage for the located near the southwest comer of the Ridgeview Mall parking lot. It will Hardee's located in Grand Rapids, Coopersville and Holland. Construction will
Ridgeview Mall obscures his accommodate 75 patrons, plus provide a drive thru window. The elevation shown begin February 15t and the doors should be open by May 1. sign. To date, developers of the will face Main St. and the drive thru appears at the left of the drawing. Hardee's Ridgeview Mall have no plans in place for a sign near the road. have to take the issue before the Council. "Showboat City" theme. When ial approval instead of by rezon- The construction of a new gas If Embs decides he wants the Zoning Board of Appeals which City Manager David Pasquale leaving the restaurant or the ing. The planners felt this ap- station was approved for the site sign higher than 30 ft., he will is comprised of the Lowell City listed several details which have drive-thru, motorists will exit to proach would allow residents to via variances. The rezoning will yet to be provided by Embs. A the south of the parking lot and have more of a voice in such mat- allow for future construction or location sketch, propcrtf--de- proceed either east or west to one ters. The changes also require expansion without variances. scription, exterior lighting de- of two ingress and egress points performance guarantees to in- The issue must yet be passed by scription, drainage plan, contour on West Main St. Motorists sure compliance with zoning the City Council. interval drawing, determination could also exit the mall parking specifications before occupancy Three new planners were in- of need for hydrants and detailed lot via the Ridgeview Dr. curb permits are issued for new hous- troduced to the commission. plans for signage will all have to cut. The proposed traffic flow de- ing or commercial buildings. They were Elizabeth Thompson, be approved by Pasquale before sign met whole-hearted approval The recommendations also call Mike Blough and Tom Speerstra. the building permit will be is- from the planners. for the deletion of the require- With the addition of the new sued. Other than a possible prob- In other business the planners ment for Planning Commission members, Pasquale recom- lem with the sign, no variances voted to pass along to the City approval for private swimming mended the Commission seek will be required. Council, some recommenda- pools. training. The planners advised Hardee's is a nationwide chain tions for changes to the city zon- The planners voted to recom- Pasquale to look into profes- of fast food restaurants based in ing ordinance. The changes in- mend changing the zoning for sional on-site training, rather Rocky Mountain, N.C. The Low- clude allowing parking lots in re- the Lemmen Oil site at the south- than travelling to seminars. ell location is a franchise opera- sidential neighlx)rhoods by spec- east comer of Main and Hudson. LEDGER RATES TAKE A HIKE tion, but there are company owned operations. Wolverine op- Order now, for it's your last chance to get the Lowell Ledger at erates all its locations using only $7.50 a year or $14 for two years. the Hardee's menu and their in- Caldwell is C.E.O. After Jan. 31, the Ledger will increase its rate for the first time gredients. Wolverine operates in five years. Hardee's Resturants on 28th St. The new rates for people living in Kent County will be: $10 for and on S. Division in Grand Mr. David M. Ondersma, one year; and $18 for two years. Rapids and others in President and Chief Executive The new rates for people living outside the county will be: $14 Coopersville and Holland. Officer is pleased to announce for one year and $26 for two years. Hardee's are somewhat typical the appointment of Keith L. The rate increase was made necessary by numerous printing and fast food restaurants. The Lowell Caldwell to the position of Chief postage increases that have been imposed during the five-year time location will seat 75 people and Executive Officer of FMB-State period. offer drive-thru service. Wol- Savings Bank in Lowell, Michi- verine's other locations operate gan. Caldwell was appointed LOWELL AREA ARTS COUNCIL PLAY from 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m., President in 1980 and now will "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS'' TO START SOON and later on weekends. The assume additional respon- breakfast menu features butter- sibilities of the daily operations. Tickets will go on sale Feb. 1 for this year's family comedy milk biscuits made from scratch Caldwell succeeds Harold En- about a modem day couple and their two teenage daughters along each morning. Several entree^ glehardt as Chief Executive Of- with the trouble that follows. Performances are Thursday, Friday, are offered. The lunch and dinner ficer, but Englehardt will remain and Saturday for two weeks. Feb. 18-20, and Feb. 25-27. Thursday menu includes a wide variety of as Chairman of the Board. \ night tickets are available at the door for $3.00, $2.00 for children hamburgers, plus hot dogs, fish, Caldwell joined the FMB fam- and senior citizens. Reservations for $5.00 table seating on Friday chicken, ham and cheese, turkey ily in 1967. Prior to joining and Saturday can be made by calling Corrie Durkee at 897-6916. and roast beef sandwiches. A FMB, Caldwell worked with the ) Blocks of 20 or more tickets can be purchased for $4.50 each. wide selection of side dishes in- Financial Institution Bureau as Reserve your seat soon. clude French fries, salads, etc. an examiner. Caldwell attended Drinks include fresh brewed iced Albion College, and is a member COMMODITIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED tea. Sundaes, apple turnovers, of First United Methodist big cookies and ice cream are Church of Lowell. Commodities will be distributed Jan. 28 at the Lowell Moose offered as desserts. Prices were FMB-Slate Savings Bank is an Club, 210 1/2 Main St. from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. described as "very competitive" affiliate of First Michigan Bank by the store manager at the S. Corporation. The other affiliate CLASSES BEGIN AT LAAC Division location. banks include: FMB-First Michi- Life Drawing workshop begins an 8-week session at the Lowell The building itself will be a gan Bank in Zeeland: FMB First Area Arts Council next Monday evening. Feb. I from 7-10 p.m. single story brick structure with Michigan Bank-Grand Rapids, This is a limited registration class so call soon. Basket making cedar shake shingles. Embs said n.a.; FMB-Lumberman's in workshop will also be held at the Center, 149 S. Hudson St. from the interior decor will feature the Muskegon; FMB-Oceana Bank 1-4 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 3, taught by Fallasburg Festival in Han; FMB-Community Bank artisan, Barbara Caddick of the Basket Connection. For registration in Dowagiac; and FMB-Reed for either of these classes, call the LAAC at 897-8545 afternoons PRECISION & FASHION City Bank. An affiliation with between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. HAIRSTYLING - For both CBS Financial Corporation of men and women. Man's World Greenville, Michigan is pend- contmued on the back page Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. Mr. Keith Caldwell ing. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday. January 27, 1988 • Page 2 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 27, 1988 • Page 3 New van for Senior Center Obituaries Coming Events Notices in the Ledger's prizes. Buck Matthews will supplies for non-members. BIER1 - Lawrence Bieri, aged day at O' Brien-Eggebeen-Gersi Arts Council Center, 149 S. to 12:30 p.m. Cost is $12.00 ClaS8 size is limi,ed' Chapel. Rev. Bernard Mulder of "Coming Events" are free M.C. Make reservations by Class size is limited, early Ford sports van will be leased to better job of getting out into the 88. of Lowell, passed away Jan- Hudson St., Lowell, for plus supply fee for LAAC registration recommended. Lakeside Community Church of- of charge to any non-profit Wed., Jan. 20 by calling St. registration recommended. the Lowell Senior Center for $1 outlying areas (Alto and Ada) uary 19,1988. He is survived by Junior and Senior High members and $14.00 plus Call 897-8545. ficiating. Interment Chapel Hill organization in the Lowell, Mary s office at 897-9820 Call 897-8545. a year. and possibly as far as Cascade ." his wife, Olive; children, Mrs. School students. 10:00 a.m. supply fee for non-members. Memorial Gardens. Ada, Aito, and Saranac from 8:30 to 2:00 on M.T.W, 'The Michigan National Bank Snyder adds that the LOOK Herb (Merle) Butterfield of Jeni- THURS., FEB. 11: Parents son. Mrs, William (Vivian) arae. We prefer such & F, or Robin at 897-9816. gave the Area Agency on Aging Memorial Fund will handle the Night program at 7:00 p.m.. Johnson. Mrs. Ralph (Vonnie) LOUGHUN - Richard J notices to be kept brief and Babysitting provided. three vans to lease. The Lowell maintenance and storage of the United Methodist Education Center was one of three picked van. "All we will have to provide Gauger. Arthur and Jan Bieri, all Loughlin. aged 68. of Pamell to be submitted by mail, passed away January 23, 1988 Building. 621 W. Main St.. to have a van provided for them is the fuel." of Lowell, a brother. Oswald but will accept notices by THURS., JAN. 28: Com- He is survived by his wife. Jac Lowell, sponsored by the in order to help meet the needs The two other centers being Bieri; a sister. Freida Stanton, phone at 897-9261. modities will be distributed both of Lowell; and a sister. queline; children, Mrs. Joe United Methodist Preschool. of the population over 60." provided with a van are Grand- from 10 to 5 p.m. at the Low- Louise Schneider of Grand (Marie) Atchison of Ada. Robert John Schmidt from Chil- Snyder said. ville and Rockford. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ell Moose Club, 2101/2 Main The van will help the center Snyder explains that the Rapids. Fiineral Memorial Ser- (Mane) Loughlin, Edward* dren's Village in Detroit will eJfumltfllM' Chapter night meeting is held St., Lowell. to restore the hope, lift the spirit, method of evaluation to deter- vices were Friday at the First Loughlin. Joseph Loughlin. all lead a discussion on "Chil- the first Monday of each and renew the enthusiasm of a mine which Centers are in need Baptist Church of Lowell. Rev. of Pamell. Richard (Lindy) dren and Discipline." How do you say thank you to everyone who month, at 8 p.m. THURS., JAN. 28: The regu- few more area senior citizens. of assistance is done through the Keith Mclver officiating. Loughlin of Jackson, MI. Mrs Babysitting and refresh- lar meeting of Hooker Chap- helped in so many ways In the sub-zero Some of the needs that the area agency in Grand Rapids. Kirk (Ann) Collins of Lowell; a ments provided. No charge brother, Joseph (Arlene) WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ter, No. 73 Royal Arch Ma- Center meets include: socializa- 'They verify and substantiate the HAYES - Walter Hayes, aged for this event. In case of se- weather, fighting the fire at Kelser's Kitchen. Loughlin of Ionia; sister-in-law. Business Meeting is held the sons will be held at the Lowell tion (prevent isolation); a meals needs." 63. of Dorr, passed away January vere weather, meeting will be program that provides lunch; de- The Senior Center services 23, 1988. He is survived by his Mrs. Pauline Stout of Belding third Monday of each month, Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. and five grandchildren. Mr held February 18. Our heartfelt thanks to the firemen of Maij Snyder shows off the new IS-panenger Ford sports van livery of meals; recreation such about 175 people a month, but wife. Florence; and his children, at 8 p.m. A potluck dinner will precede Loughlin was a Veteran ot that was leased to the Lowell Senior Neighbors Senior Center as movies, bingo, and shopping; Snyder says some people inter- Rev. Ronald and Nancy Tbinstra the meeting at 6:00 p.m. SAT. A SUN., FEB. 13 414: Lowell, Ada and Alto for their many hours of WWII, a member of VFW through Michigan National Bank and the Area Agency on Aging. counseling services; and tax pret the Center's concept as a of Lowell, Dale and Carol Peter- EVERY SECOND TUES- Ionia County Historical Soci- fighting the fire. help. welfare program, thus stay away. Sheridan Post No. 5056 and also MON., FEB 1: Mary son of Byron Center, Jeff and m DAY The Lowell Area Fish- ety Annual Antique Show, "Before getting the van, the "For some its geared in that Judy Lettinga of Dorr. Walter and worked at Gibsons for 45 years Neuman, R.N.. B.S.N., Infec- A wooden sign hanging in the Hopes restored, spirits lifted, en- before retiring in 1984. Mass of ing Club now rrteets at the Boyce School, 3 miles north center had to depend on the use direction, but in many cases it's Jamie Hayes Jr. of Way land. tion Control Coordinator from We are so thankful no one was seriously in- office of Lowell Senior Neigh- thisiasm renewed. Flat River Snowmobile of Ionia on M-66. Admission of staff or volunteer vans and just to provide services that James and Joy Hayes of Byron Christian Burial was offered bors Center coordinator Maij Through the Michigan Na- Clubhouse on Potters Road, St. Mary s Hospital will dis- jured. vehicles," Snyder said. "Now might not otherwise be available Center. 13 grandchildren; his Wednesday at St. Patricks $1.00. students 50^. Feb. 13 Snyder reads: "Department of tional Bank and the Area Agency just East of Montcalm Ave, cuss the AIDS epidemic, with the Center will be able to do a to them," Snyder adds. Church, Pamell, Fr. Ernest Ber -10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Feb. 14 Sunshine & Rainbows" — on Aging a 1988 15-passenger mother, Mildred Hayes of Shel- the latest Information on its byville; a sister, and many nieces nott and Fr. Robert Earl Con at 7:00 p.m. Ail prospective -10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. sociological and physiologi- To Barb and Bob Myers for leaving their and nephews. Funeral Services celebranting. Interment St. Pat- members or interested indi- 111111 cal implications. The prog- were held Ibesday at Wayland rick Cemetery. viduals are cordially wel- SAT. FEB. 20: Six-week home open and furnishing coffee to help with Rev. Ronald TUinstra of the come. ram will begin at 7:00 at St. workshop for young artists, warm people up. SWANSON - Samantha M. NO MARKET ALL FINANCIAL South Boston Bible Church in Mary s School. Sponsored ages 9-14, begins at Lowell Swanson, age 18, ofClarksville. Lowell, officiating. Interment LADIES: Join us for coffee by the St. Mary's Youth Or- Area Arts Council Center, passed away Friday of accidental Dorr Cemetery. ganization. Free-will dona- 149 S. Hudson. Lowell, from To our many customers who have been injuries. Surviving are her 0 break/story hour and inter- faith Bible study at Calvin tions accepted. 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Con- there everyday helping to remove debris and JAGT - Jakob Jagt. aged 73, of mother and step-father, Herbert Christian Reformed Church, ducted by Ionia artist-instruc- Lowell, passed away January 22, and Judy VanAlstine; her father. MON., FEB.1: Meeting of equipment from the building. 1988. He is survived by his wife, Donal Swanson. sister. Denise; Tues. mornings at 9:30 a.m. Athletic Boosters at 7:30 tor, Danna Fuller. Basic four brothers. Ray, Ron. Patrick, drawing course designed for Jennie; children. Al and Judy p.m. K-Quad, Lowell High To our family of employees who have been Jagt of Ada, Gerrit Jagt of Van- and Mark VanAlstine; grandpa- FIRST MONDAY OF EACH School. students with some drawing couver, WA, Clarence and De- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker. MONTH: The Bowne Town- experience. Cost is $18.00 with us in working to get the restaurant on bbie Jagt of Netherlands, CO. Doris Swanson. and William ship Historical Society will FEB. 1: Life drawing work- and is limited to 12 students. Riverside re-opened...and for all their help In so Jenny and Ken Duke of Alto; six VanAlstine. Funeral Services hold regular meetings at the shop begins an 8-week ses- Register now by calling 897- were Monday at the Koops fun- many ways. grandchildren; also several Township Hall, 6059 Linfield, sion, 7-10 p.m. at Lowell 8545. eral chapel. Lake Odessa. Rev. brothers, sisters, and other rela- Alto, on the first Monday of Area Arts Council, 149 S. tives in the Netherlands. The Keith Mclver officiating. Burial • each month at 7:30 p.m. Hudson St., Lowell. Call now WED., FEB. 24: Basket mak- Our grateful appreciation to the whole com- Funeral Services were held Mon- Clarksville Cemetery. to register at 897-8545. Li- ing workshop at Lowell Area munity who have felt the loss as much as we EVERY SECOND WED- mited to 12 participants so Arts Council Center, 149 S. NESDAY: Lowell Woman's register early. $32.00 for Hudson St., Lowell. 1-4 p.m. have. Club meets every 2nd Wed- members, $36.00 for non- taught by Fallasburg Festival nesday of the month at members. artisan. Barbara Caddlk of Our many, many thanks, ATTENTION Schneider Manor at 12:00. th« Basket Connection. Cost MOBILE/MflNUFflCTCIRED Luncheon and program. WED., FEB. 3: Basket mak- $12.00 plus supplies for very Sincerely, ing workshop at Lowell Area LAAC members. $14.00 plus oarlene westcott HOMEOWNERS: EVERY SECOND THURS- Arts Council Center, 149 S. supplies for non-members. 0 DAY: Lowell VFW Auxiliary Hudson St., Lowell, 1 -4 p.m. Class size is limited, early Chris & Denny west CITIZENS Wants To No. 8303 meets at 8:00 p.m. taught by Fallasburg Festival registration recommended. Blair & Trudy Cahoon KMp You Sav* Money I at the VFW Post. 307 W. artisan. Barbara Caddick of Call 897-8545. Rog & Sharon Cahoon Main Street, Lowell. the Basket Connection. Cost $12.00 plus supplies tor SAT., FEB. 27: Basket mak- EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: LAAC member. $14.00 plus ing workshop at Lowell Area The Flat River Snowmobile Club meets at the clubhouse at 11841 Potters Rd. A Pot- luck is at 12:30 p.m. with bus- iness meeting following. New a members and guests are CUMBERLAND EFFICIENCIES welcome.
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835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml Cumberland Retirement Village N ID BANK . Ph. (616) 897-9253 • AND* WED.. JAN. 27: Meijer Com- Please 11535 E. Fulton (M-2n. Lowell. Ml 49331 munity Party in St. Mary's All- LOWELL ROCKFORD FDI6 ® 79 Bridge St., Saranac, Ml Telephone (616) 897 8413 Purpose room at 6:30 p.m. Ph. (616) 642-9401 Gerald Patton Price is $3.00 per person and includes dinner and door The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 27, 1988 - Page Vows exchanged ' St. Mary's and St. Patrick's will The Lowell Ledger • Wedneaday, January 27, 1988 - Page 5 observe Catholic Education Week Dr. Gerard to receive honorary award If you have a nagging football |f you want to know what im- did not become Lowell's team upcoming season. It works out Monday-Prayer Day- We wish 5 by participating in a variety of Gerard is in his 28th year as season as much. Students and faculty at Si. Pal- theme this year is "Catholic injury, who are you going to call? provements have been made in physician until 1963, following well and about 150 students to begin the week with a special activities. Special prayer ser- a practicing Lowell physician, The Lowell doctor started his ricks School arc preparing for Schools Share the Spirit." We ex- If you want a brief synopsis football equipment over the past the departure of Dr. Thomas Hill. show up," Gerard said. prayer service. This will be fol- vices, a door decorating contest. and has spent 25 of those years post high school graduation Catholic Education week. Feb- peel to do this in the following of Lowell football over the past 25 years, who are you going to Gerard knew he wanted to He continues, "Dr. McKay lowed by student participation in Wednesday open house, a church as the Lowell football team doc-i work at Grand Rapids Junior ruary 1 through the 7th. The ways: 25 years, who are you going to call? practice in a small town and and I have had a good working the Math-a-thon with proceeds bulletin supplement, and a junior tor. College. He spent two years ca,,? Dr. Donald Gerard! Hill's departure provided that op- relationship in sharing our prac- going to St. Jude Children's Hos- high retreat are just a few of the "It's (football) a funny sport there in the pre-med program be- when a doctor and an ambulance portunity. fore transferring to the Univer- tices together, and have gotten pital in Memphis, Tennessee. spirited activities planned The H North is named to "A small town provides you sity of Michigan in the fall of along real well. T\iesday-Recognition of our students will also be making are needed in attendance," with broader range, a mixture 1950. students. Dress up Day. special favors for the residents Gerard said. "As a rule we're not (family practice, emergency "I spent a half-year there be- One of the doctors' assistants, M.S.U. Dean's List Wednesday-Thank you day for of Lowell Medical, and Cumber- needed at basketball and track events." room, industrial medicine and fore joining the Army during the is Donna. Gerard's wife of 32 all teachers, teacher helpeni, and land Manor to share the spirit The "good doctor" has witnes- geriatrics), unlike the city which Korean War," Gerard said. His years. The medical interest has other special helpers. with members of the communityJ sed a little over 200 football tends to focus on a specific prac- stay in the Army lasted 30 also been passed on to three of Thursday-Grandparents and games and numerous injuries tice," Gerard said. months. "I was an infantry of- the couple's six children (Re- Parents Day. Visit our school and from the Lowell sidelines When asked to reminisce ficer. Hawaii was the closest I becca, nurse; Dorothy, control- have lunch with your children. "I've enjoyed watching the about the football teams he's got to Korea," chuckles Gerard. ler, and James, medical student). Friday-Mass in Thanksgiving. Birthdays: games from the sidelines," seen come and go through the After Gerard was finished Other members of the family in- Retreat day for junior high stu- years, Gerard recalls two clubs, clude Phillip, John, and JAN. 28:Carla Eastmead, Ryan Gerard said. However, the team with Army life, he enrolled at dents. Snow sculpture. one of yesteryear and one as re- Elizabeth. White, Kathe Biggs, Kris physician doesnt necessarily Calvin College in 1954. In 1955 Sunday-coffee and doughnuts cent as yesterday. In recognition of his 25 years Stremler, Gloria King, Jeanme look at the action in the same he transferred into the Wayne after all the services will con- "The 1964-65 undefeated club of service, Gerard will be hon- Dintaman. light as the average fan. He adds, State University of Medicine clude a busy week. was special. There were three program, where he stayed until ored on Jan 30, when he is cere- JAN. 29: Joy Hecht, Stacey Col- "I think I view the action in a boys (Mike McMahon, Duane 1959. moniously named as an honorary lins. Bob Waner, Margaret more critical way. I'm looking Mclver, Bob Elzinga) who were Gerard spent the following lifetime member of the Michigan Ramsdell, Brenda Kinsley, Enn for activities that may cause an offered Big 10 scholarships and year as an intern at Butterworth High School Football Coaches Johnson. injury." Otific ScfftC' Gerard believes that by doing Paul Kropf was a High School Hospital. Association. JAN. 30: Janis Johnson. Chad this it helps him understand the All-American," Gerard said. Gerard and partner. Dr. Oval "Gerard's most deserving, he's DeWitt, Mary Willyard. Susan mechanism of an injury, should He continues, "This year's McKay, have spent 27-1/2 years been at just about all the home Mr. and Mrs. Todd VanBdkum Mr Roudabush. it occur. Although. Gerard be- club stands out too, there was no together, servicing Lowell and away football games," Low- JAN. 31: Tony Blattner, Rick Pam Post and Todd VanBel- ceremony at the Hilton Inn in lieves these injuries aren't as fre- one outstanding player, but they families and athletes. ell athletic director Bob Perry Fonger, Steve Idema, Dan C. kum were united in marriage on Grand Rapids. quent today because of the condi- played well together. It was a McKay has served as a Lowell said. "Not every school has such Wingeier. December 23, 1987 at the home Todd and Pam spent a week tion of the athlete and the ad- well coached, well trained family doctor for 37 years. He a doctor. " FEB. 1: Frank Wright. Lila of the groom s parents, Mr. and in Zurs, Austria where Todd was vanced equipment. team." has also served on the Lowell Lowell football coach Phil Grummet, Chris Ellison, Andrea Mrs. Nick VanBelkum of in snowboarding competition as "The weight training and con- Gerard believes that there's a Light & Power board and on the Christensen adds, "Every school Bishop, Gilbeil Van Weelden. Rockford. a member of the Burton U.S. ditioning programs that the difference in the way athletes planning commission. needs a Dr. Gerard. Since I've Saint Mary s School is plan- FEB. 2: Joyce Sullivan, Greg Parents of the bride are Mr. Snowboarding Team. They will athletes take part in help to re- train today compared to years be- "Wc go up to the school in the been coach, he's been like a right ning a very special week to cel- Briggs, Kevin Baker. and Mrs. Donald Post of Ada. reside in Bend, Oregon where duce the significant injuries," fore. summer to give physicals for the arm to me." ebrate Catholic Schools Week FEB. 3: Marty Vredenburg. Attending the bride as Maid of Todd will be in training for Gerard said. "The athlete knows more 1988. The students will "Share Julie Johnson, Ken Lippert. Dale Honor was her cousin, Mari further competition in the United He continues. "Rap jackets, about what he or she is doing. the Spirit" January 31-February Phillips, Linda Grames They start weight training sooner Shaler. Best Man was Jeff States. They plan on returning to Lowell's Dr. Donald Gerard has been attending Red Arrow neck pads and the improvement Werkema, cousin of the groom. the area in the Spring. of the helmet have also helped and do a better job of condition- n football games for the past 25 years. On Jan. 30, he will become ing," Gerard said. He believes A dinner reception followed the an honorary member of the Michigan High School Football to limit and reduce injuries." this may be why athletes don't The body constantly produces new cells for the pur- Coaches Association. Gerard, who did not start prac- Christina Mellon on Homespun ticing as a physician until 1960, hate the three weeks before the pose of growth and repair—about 500,000 daily. Hope College Dean's List John North John North, Lowell, was Federal Justice Department in Devotions named to the Dean's Honor List Washington D.C. Christina L. Mellon, daughter 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 at the close of the 1987 fall term. Robert C. TVojanowicz, of Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Mellon, scale. Miss Mellon is a freshman He is currently enrolled in a four- Ph.D., the director of the school 8793 Alden Nash, Alto, is named student. year course in the criminal jus- of criminal justice said this re- to the Dean's List for the first Hope College is a four-year, tice program at Michigan State flects North's serious and discip- By Pauline Spray Michigan Bell Service Bulletin semester of the 1987-88 school co-educational, liberal arts col- University. lined approach to his academic year at Hope College in Holland. lege. It is affiliated with the Re- North was one of three stu- program. Thine eyes shall see the king in To be named to the Dean's List formed Church in America. dents chosen from MSU to par- He is presently in Washinton his beauty (Isaiah 33:17). a student must have a minimum ticipate in a program with the D.C. for six months of training.
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When another TOUCH-TONE CALLING ADA COMMUNITY When shopping for a house, CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH EFFECTIVE JANUARY 30 Only Michigan Bell Touch-Tone Service REFORMED CHURCH we ladies are prone to look for call comes in, a beep tone tells you 10501 SeWewood Ph 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LOWELL 7227 Thomapple River Dr. 676-1032 the conveniences the house al- transmits a special high-speed signal Sunday School 9:45 A.M FOR LOWELL another call is waiting. Monthly charge: Mcctinj! ai ihc Lowell Middle School REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON fords-cupboards, closet space, Worship Service 11 00 A M that gets you from one phone to (12675 Foreman) 7152 Bradfield St., S.E. 676-I69K Moming Worship iQ OO A M Residence. S3.74; Business, $5.91.* * Evening Service 6 00 P M plots in the yard for flowers, and CUSTOMERS Sunday Morning Worship REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 1120 A M another with great speed and accu- Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M. Wednesdays livability in general. Our hus- CALL FORWARDING And Children s Mimvtnes I0;00 A M Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and 11:00 A M Evening Worship 6:00 PM GLENN H MARKS bands are most interested in the Tour Iflchigan Bell Corporate Aflalxs Manager, racy Monthly charge: Residence. $2.43; Midweek Bible Services and Youlh Ministry Sunday School 10:00 A.M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS Missing important calls while away Foreman Road construction of the building. "A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY" Evening Worship 6:00 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR Phil Gould, announces that beginning Saturday, Business, $2.50 per line" 897-6477 897-9110 They look at the wiring, whether from home or business? Call Forward- CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL January 30,1988 new electronic telephone or not the roof is straight, and ing lets you automatically forward These services have a one-time check to see if the chimney is in switching equipment will begin senrlng customers incoming calls to another number, connection charge of $30.50." To start FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE good repair. in the LoweU 897 exchange. There will be a BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH local or long distance. Monthly charge: enjoying them soon residence custom- OF ALTO OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL That which interests us gets 3900 East Fulton change in your phone service, and some optional ers call toll free 1 800 482-8055 and Comer of ftOih Sircel & Bancroft Avenue 9213 Elmdale Rd . ClarttsviHe 201 North Washington Strcel our attention. This is as true in Residence, $2.30; Business, $3.74" REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Sunday School 10.00 A.M Sunday School 1000 A M Rev. Rick Upchurch the spiritual as in the material features will become available. ask for extension 156; business custom- Morning Worship 9 50 am Morning Worship 11:00 A.M Moming Worship 1100AM Church School 10:00 A M realm. The person whose chiei THREE-WAY CALLING (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) ers call 1 800 445-5MBT, Ext. 340. Evening Worship 7:00 P M Evening Worship 6 00PM Moming Worship 11 00 A M concern is being comfortable in Sunday School 11:15 A.M Talk to two other people at the same Wednesday Bible Study Wednesday Nighl Worship 7.00 P M Evening Service 6:00 P M. The service change is: Evening Service 6 00 P.M this life sees only gadgets, If you have any questions about your and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P M REV GREGORY A FREED, PASTOR Wednesday Mid-Week Service time to arrange meetings, reunions or Wednesday Sen/ice 7 30 P M appliances, fine automobiles, Jr. Teens. Adults 7:00 P M • YouH hear a noticeable difference service, you'll find the telephone Pastor Gene Sicklef (818) 868-7292 ways of making more money, just to ehjoy an old fashioned gabfest. Everyone Wetcome Nursery-Come & Worship With Us in your dial tone. 868-6403 or 068-6912 and luxurious living. The surren- Monthly charge: Residence, $3.74; number on the Michigan Bell Current dered Christian sees beyond Business, $5.24.'* Charges page of your bill. SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL today and the temporal things (United Church of Chnst) FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF LOWELL this world offers. His affection SPEED CALLING 'Cancel Call Waiting is provided automaU t ' with Call 125 Bodge St.. Saranac. Ml GOOD SHEPHERD Waiting at no addffionadditj l charge where available. CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Chnst) is set on things above. He eim Save time, make fewer mistakes and •Rates ettective Apnl 28.1984. subject to change on Phone 642-6322 LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson sions heaven in the distance approval ol the Michigan Public Service Commission Moming Worship 10:00 A M 10305 Bluewater Highway ' REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 There he will behold the King make it easier for children to make Taxes not included These features (except Touch-Tone Service) are available only to customers with one- Sunday School 11:15 A M Moming Worship iqoo A.M Moming Worship . 9:00 A.M and 10:45 A.M. Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A M. of Kings some glad tomorrow Home Bible Studies - Several Locations calls, especially in an emergency. party service Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A.M. Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. Bamer-Free Nursery Provided Are you seeing "beyond Dtal-A-Prayer - phooe 642-9659 JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER Rev. David Hagens MlnWer today"? GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOO . 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Eleanor Martin Director ot Education Stanley Hagemeyer, Pastor Prayer: O King of Kings.Thou Barrier - Free Entrance Marilyn Ossentjuk Director of Music art coming back one of these days to claim Thy waiting Bride. FIRST CHURCH OF Keep my affcctions centered on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH @ Michigan Bell things above, and keep n* AN COMFAN FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST /ImtRmcH r ST. MARY'S OF LOWELL 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S ol Fulton) watching moment by moment New Address CATHOLIC CHURCH 2275 WMt Main Street Grand Rapids. Ml for Thy reappearing. Amen 897 7168 10200 Grand River Ave Helping you communicate^ 402 N Amity • Sunday Services 10:30 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN 9 45 AM Sunday Service & Sunday School. 10:30 A M. Lord, help us by thy mighty Sunday Worship Servicet . H OGA MASOOP M Wednesday Bible Study 700 P M NEW HOURS Wednesday Evening Service . . . 8:00 P.M. Awana Wednesday 50 p m BOB ROUSH. PASTOR grace Saturday Mass 5 30 P M 6 (Child Care Provided) Wednesday Prayer Meeting 700 p m 897-7489 To keep in view the prize Sunday Mass 9:00 & 1100 A M Reading Room at 24 Division N, OR OARRELL WILSON 897-5300 Till Thou dost come to take us (Weekdays 9 to 5:00; Saturdays 10 to 2:00) DAVID COBB. YOUTH PASTOR 897-8348 home ALL ARE WELCOME To that blest paradise. Author Unknown r The Lowell Ledger • Wedneaday, January 27, 19HH - Page 7 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 27. 1988 - Page 6 Arrows skin Belding; lose heartbreaker to Northview The Lowell Ledger's . • • with 14 points and Dan Byrne It was loo little too late for the LOWELL 79, BaDING 64 with 12. Three Red Arrows fol- Red Arrows in their O-K White Lowell used a zone defenst lowed with five tallies apiece: conference 74-71 loss against and a zone press to shake the Tim Weststrate, Rob Burritt and pesky Redskins from Belding. m Northview. Lowell, 3-6 overall and 2-4 in Jason Douma porting its third win of the sea "Weststrate, Douma. Joel son. the conference, spotted the Schrenk and Matt Quada did a hometown Wildcats a 40-25 "I think Belding tired in (he fine job coming off the bench," haJftime lead, before playing second half," said Akers "The perhaps their best half of basket- Lowell coach Ken Akers said. Redskins also got themselves Lowell had just 12 rebounds into foul trouble.n ball all season. in the first half, but ended with The Red Arrows trailed 33-321 It took a missed layup by Paul 30 for the game. The Red Arrows at halftime. but came out in the Stroosnyder with five ticks on had 16 first-half turnovers and third quarter and built a lO-point the clock, trailing 72-71, to fi- 25 for the game. lead. "Belding had no one that nally shut the door on a possible Burritt led the club in re- could guard Nelson He was too Lowell victory. bounds with seven. Phillips con- quick, therefore he got some Senior guard Ken Nelson set tributed with six caroms. good penetration in the second LISTING up the drama with his 14th steal "If we could put four quarters half. of the game, before feeding together we would be a tough Dan Byrne led the victorious Stroosnyder with what looked team to beat," Akers said. "We Red Arrows with 19 points. Jeff MAGAZINE like a game-winning bucket. started to play the way we re cap- Phillips followed with 17. able of in the second half. The Lowell Basketball Reminder: G Features Complete Instead, the Red Arrows had boys were aggressive on defense The Red Arrows will play host to foul with two seconds remain- and on the boards. to Greenville on Saturday! Jan Liftings of Lowoll ing. Northview then netted both Northview's leading scorer 30 in a makeup game from Dec foul shots to end the scoring. was Donl^ndall with 18 points. 15. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 Co bio TV Chonnols Despite the loss, it still did not p.m. distract from the super perfor- On A Daily Basis. mance handed in by Nelson. The Red Arrow guard finished with a game-high 23 points, eight as- G Spocial Sports sists and six rebounds. Nelson was nine of 17 (53 per- cent) from the floor, but as a Listings team, the Red Arrows shot just 39 percent (29 of 75). G Spocial Daily Red Arrow Jeff Phillips positions himself for an easy two points against the Redskins of Other Lowell players in dou- Belding. Phillips contributed with 17 points. ble figures were Jeff Phillips Movio Listings L.H.S. Spikers split contests G Listings Coincido
Lowells volleyball team split Ionia in straight sets 15-4, 15-8. in the final two games 8-15 and game we ran out of gas in the With Numbors On their two contests with Ionia and However, after recovering from 4-15. second game and were never in Your Timor Class C's seventh ranked club an 8-2 deficit in its first game "We had 12 service aces the third game,' Kuna said. from Godwin Heights. against Godwin Heights, to win against Ionia. Thats real good.M The coach attributed the de- The Red Arrows clobbered 15-11, Lowell fell to the visitors Lowell coach Laurie Kuna said, feat in the final game to super 'it was a team effort and G Comploto A serving on behalf of Heights. everyone played." The Lowell coach added the Lori Esch sparkled in the lasy To Uso game allowed her to play people match's first game with five in unfamiliar positions. kills. Channel Station City In Godwin Heights, Lowell Kuna added that Miyuki Iwai OO) WWMT Kalamizoo OS) WUHQ Battle Creek played one of its toughest foes also added some sparkling defen- OdZ) WXMI Grind Rapids on this year's schedule. sive plays. OGD WLNS Lansing 'They're good. After that first The Red Arrows are now 3-1. 09) W8YM Lansing \ OGD WOTV Graad Rapids Wrestlers 14-1 (DdS) WILX WQVC WKAR WZZM Graad Rapids Red Arrows pin a HBO WTBS ID MAX USA USA Nil 72-4 loss on East G.R. DI8N Dftsaey THRU THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4,1988 CBN Vs. Bead Of the 13 matches against East 132; Bart Olin, 155; Mark Ander- WON / Grand Rapids, the Lowell FRANKQIFFmOhMtouptlw t*am of commwrtatort for Supy Boyrt XXM, to alf 31. on ABC son, 185; and Chad Hill, HWT. ESPN Sports grapplers won seven by forfeit CNN brings Offonfi 17th yoar commontolor (of ABC't Monday Night Football to a dot*. Tho gam* wW bo broadcaat ffom San as the Red Arrows continued to «JrMrn hUUpi ^'1 ^,0Sl *7 (leC' Lowell's Ken Nelson puts up a 15-fooC jumper in action againsi NICK Diago Jack Murphy Stadium. strut their stuff against O-K s.on to his Pioneer counterpart, ^ding. The Red ArrJws won the game, 7
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is currently defined as 1:000® O® AH My Children o® O O Souere One TV (CC) (MO.FR) Countdown to O® Doting Qeme O® (MO.TU.TH.FR) Peopie's ©313-yT Contect (CC) the sudden death of any infant or young child that is unexpected DAYTIME • ® O O Deys of Our Lives Court iD FemNy Tlee (TU) Ski World by history and which a thorough autopsy fails to demonstrate an ® O 3-2-1 Contact (CC) O® (WE) Divorce Court O (TU.TH.FR) Kid Scene (WE) Thoroughbred Sports J 81 Let's Moke a Deei O® (FR) Crosetelk 9) (MO) Oek Street adequate cause of death. Current statistics indicate that in the MO Q Ki i P OO Today's Spedel O® (MO.TU.WE.TH) Brady Chronic lee (TH) Lighter Side of Sports Ray and Karen Van Heulen an- United States, about two of every 1,000 babies succumb to SIDS. O O Seeame Street (CC) O Dobie QNNs Bunch O (WE) KidScene: Kide of O Nick Rocks: Video to Go 5*00 (TU.WE.TH) Oreen Acres (D® Goreldo O News OO love Connection nounce the birth of their daugh- Most are between the age of 2 and 4 months and have not been Degreeel Street 5 35 O Lavamo and Shirley O (FP) Mr. Marim O (FR) You end Me. Kid O Coech'e Court O Bumper Stumpera ffl Jem Ival Paulsen ter, Ashley Rae, on December previously identified as being at risk. O (MO) Lova Your Skin O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Movie O Doneld Duck Preeents 5:460 (MO) DTV Royal Arch Masons and their 23, 1987. She weighed 5 lbs. 4 We do not know what causes SIDS. There are many theories O (TU) Forever Young O F ether Knowe Beet 1*6i O (WE) Last of the WHd O Smurfs O Bed Newe Beers ladies from all ovt Michigan ozs. and was welcomed home by being circulated, however no absolute conclusions have been drawn 1:30i i® I® Bold end the O (WE.TH.FR) Walt Disney O (FR) Tennis 4:35 O Brady Bunch ANSWERS;-jupjg 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JANUARY 27,1888 met in Lowell this past week lo her sister, Alicia Rachel. regarding the exact cause of this syndrome. Many experts feel that (MO.TU.TH) CoNege The great Blizzard of '88, with tremendous snows, high O (TU.WE.TH.FR) Wackiest O® Jeffersons 5*00® Donehue numerous "unexpected infants deaths" each year are wraagfy Ship in the Army O (WE) NHL Hockey OO (TU.WE.FR) rrv O® Mork end Mindy uojjn|os zm^) PJ0MSS0J3 winds and extreme cold, has claimed 235 lives so far, accord- O O (MO) Brothore Grimm O® (MO.WE.FR) Punky labeled as SIDS, probably due to lack of vigorous searching at the O (MO) Sign Off CD Deywetch ing to the St. Paul Dispatch. Estimates run to 1000 lives In C (MO) Speodweek OO (TH) Somebody Elee'e time of autopsy. O ffi (TU.TH) Punky the huge storm stretching from Canada to Texas. Tempera- On the Dean's List O (TH) Tom Menn Outdoors 9*5 O Little Houee on the Preirie While the causative factors of SIDS continue to elude us. we O rnj.WE.TH.FR) Crossfire O Play the tures went as far as 30 degrees below zero here last week O (MO) Sports Review 9:30 O ffi Thundercets (CC) O Bechelor Fether O® Newfywed Qeme have developed some conclusions regarding those who may be at O O Ceptein Kengeroo O World of David the O® Silver Spoone A 24 lb., 3 1/2 foot pickerel was caught in Grand River by Christina L. Mellon, daughter Carmen Parsons, of 10370 W. greater risk than others. A child whose sibling died of SIDS, 5:100 (TU) Well Disney Presents O (FR) Movie Gnome/Uttle Prince O® Fectsof Life John Stersig. of Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Mellon. Grand River Ave, Lowell, a premature infants, drug use of the mother, low socioecomomc 5:15 O (MO) CNN O Hezel 2*00® O® As the World OO FamNy Ties O Toddy Ruxpin Tume Some illnesses reported in the neighborhoods at this time 8793 Alden Nash, Alto, is named junior at Central Michigan Uni- status and an impoverished environment, all seem to be risk factors 5:300 (MO) Oreen Acres nvign DOfnOOU O (TU.WE.TH) Qomor Pyle 10*00® Hour Megezine of year are quinsy, catarrhal fever and creeping paralysis. versity was named to the honors O® O® One Life to Live OO (MO.WEJH.FR) Squera to the Dean's List for the first for the development of SIDS. Unfortunately, the vast majority of Q) (FR) Love Your Skin O® Judge O® Popeye 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JANUARY 30, 1913 list as was Doreen Rickert, of O (MO) Look at Ma Now O® (FR) Sowing With Nancy O® 019 Another World One TV (CC) semester of the 1987-88 school SIDS victims are without symptoms and have no identifiable risk OO (TU) Sqeura One TV D.G. Look is elected president at the annual Board of Trade 421 Lincoln Lake, Lowell. Ric- O (TU.WE.TH) TBA O® (MO,TU.WE.TH) DeNes O O (FR) American Intereet (CC) year at Hope College in Holland. factors. O (MO) Alice O® Bleckout OO (MO) Neture (CC) O ® Three's Compeny banquet at City Hall, served by the Methodist Ladies Aid. kert is a Senior at CMU. Junior Once an infant is recognized as having risk factors for SIDS, O Qottmg FH with Denise O ® WH Shriner OO (TU) Ineide Televlelon To be named to the Dean's List O Dence Party USA Henry's Drug Store will send drugs to you via parcel post, Gloria J. Wilkinson of 9450 CI® OS) Sole of the OO (WE) Upetaka, O (MO.WE.FR) KidScene: Kide a student must have a minimum home respiratory monitoring is the usual recommendation. The O (TU.WE.TH.FR) ShowBiz Century same day delivery. 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 Bailey Dr., Ada was also named monitor is worn by the infant and will set off an alarm in response Todey oonrv O (TH) Nove (CC) Hot Potato O (TU.TH) KidScene City Hall is having problems with vandalism to the list. lo lowered respiratory and/or heart rate. Home monitors are not O (MO) Inside Business OO (WE.TH.FR) Mr. Roger's I O Big VeNey scale. Miss Mellon is a freshman O Green Acree 5:35 O (FR) TBA ffl Q.I. Joe Miss Feme Loomis, librarian, announces titles of about 100 student. Named to the Dean's List at 100% effective, infants have succumbed to SIDS even while being (MO.TU) O Dick Van Dyke O (FR) Super Bowl XXI Western Michigan University is 5:46 O ® Before Hours BnieiynourncKKl m i i^ii w wi II d m (FR) Tennis new books. Hope College is a four-year, monitored. What the monitors do provide (in addition to the alarm C (MO) Karate Penny Sue Desotell of 6495 6*0 O ® CBS Moming Nows OTT Home O . (M0.TU,WE,TH) AN- 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JANUARY 27,1938 co-educational, liberal arts col- for lower breathing rate), is some peace of mind for anxious parents. O (TU) World Lumberjack OS) Sober Rider Americen PuNlng Series A large benefit ball will be held in the Civic Auditorium for Timpson, and Stephen K. De- They allow the parents some respite from continual "visual monitor- O ® O (Q) Jimmy Sweggart O 700 Club Chempionships lege. It is affiliated with the Re- O ® NBC News a* Sunrise O Leeve It To Beever m (WE) '67 Fltnees CheNenge the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. formed Church in America. Vries of 8130 68th St. Both stu- ing" of their child. O CNN O (TH) Motorweek INustreted dents are from Alto. Kelly S. 10*50 Movie 5*5 O Munetora Lowell Rotary celebrates 22 weeks of perfect attendance. SIDS remains a very mysterious entity. We can only hope that O (FR) Mindpower Weeks of Saranac was also O (MO.TH) Perfect Diet 10:300® (MO.TU.WE.FR) Getting O Todey's Speciel 5:300® Taxi Attendance committee is F.H. Swarthout, George Story and Several area students received children at risk are identified early and that measures can be taken In Touch O (TU.WE) Seerch For 2:15 O (MO) DTV O® Silver Spoons Dr. Oatley. honors from two different univer- named to the list. to prevent the tragedy of SIDS. Boouty O ® (TH) Getting In Touch O® (MO.TU,WE.FR) Doting O® (FR) Dick Von Dyke 2:300® Fet Albert A 23-inch pike is found under the ice of Flat River; cause sities for the fall semester. O Mickey Mouse Club O ® Ghostbusters Qanio O® New Card Sharks O® Focteof Ufe of death apparently was due to trying to swallow a six-inch O Jsmes Robison (RJJ (FR) Hometime (CC) O (MO.TU.TH) Alice O® (MO.TU,WE,TH) O® O® (MO.TU.WE.TH) Newe (MO.TU,WE,TH) Claeelc O Press Your Luck bluegill. £D Bodies in Motion O (MO.WE) Dumbo's Circus O® Cheers O Daybreak One Supreme Court Justice resigns and another has a O O (FR) Reeding Relnbow O Flying Nun O Curious Qeorgo/Kids In O Andy Griffith heart attack, leading to fears of a Roosevelt-packed court. Motion OO (MO.TU.WE.TH) ITV Legal Notices O O) Who's the Boss? (CC) ffl (WE) World Cup Skiing 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JANUARY 24, 1963 6:15OS Before Houra 0 (TU) Animels In Action ffl (TH) '67 Truck A Trector PuN O B Hooked on Aerobics O (WE) Reccoons Chempionehips Ernest Foreman of Lowell and Elton Smith of Caledonia STATE OF MICHIGAN that the Defendant. ROBERT 6:30 0® (DO ABC World News O (TH) Now Adventures of O Mysterious Citiee of Gold receive MSU's Distinguished Service to Agriculture awards DISTRICT COURT This Moming (CC) Winnie me roon 2:400 (TH) DTV STATE OF MICHIGAN A. GREVE. shall serve his an- o Andy Griffith WITTEIMBACH at Farmer's Week. 61 ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT O ® Beverfy Hills Toons 3*00® O® Guiding Light PROBATE COURT swer on John D. Mitus. attor- O ® CBS Morning News The 4-H Fair loses 20% of its income to county budget cuts. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 11*00® O® Price is Right O ® O ® Gonorel Hospitel COUNTY OF KENT ney for Plaintiff, whose ad- O® 20 Minute Workout O® Who's the Boos? 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TAKE NOTICE: On Feb- be barred or affected by the Court, County of Kent, State America (CC) O® Bewitched O (FR) Dumbo's Ckcua kinson have been admitted as IT IS FURTHER OR- O® Jam O® ©® Win, Loee or O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Weicome to 1986 SUNBIRD TURBO GT, air, loaded, blue $8,995.00 shareholders of their firm. The The recent expansion will bring ruary 12. 1988 at 9:00 a.m., following: of Michigan, on the 4th day DERED that a copy of this Pooh Corner O ® He-Men Drew firm name has been changed lo total full and part lime profes- in the probate courtroom, 1. The Decedent, whose last of January. 1988 Order be published once each O® O® Todey O O Hooked on Aoroblce O Fether Knowe Beat 1986 CAVALIER, 4 door, air, white $7,395.00 OO (FR) Modem Maturity O® Benson O Leeve It To Beaver Biggs, Hausserman, Thompson sional and support staff lo seven- Grand Rapids. Michigan, be- known address was 1313 PRESENT: The Honorable week with three consecutive (CC) • we\ASmHn uisne nianAy rresemu s O (FR) NBA Today 1986 NOVA, 4 door, autdmatic, maroon $5,995.00 DONALD A. JOHNSTON Dis- O (MO) American Muedo & Dickinson, PC. The Company teen. fore Hon. A. DALE STOP- Davis, N.W. Grand Rapids, weeks (or for such further time OO (MO.WE) Hera's to Your O (MO.FR) American Baby trict Court Judge O (TU.TH) Cable Kitchen 1985 PONTIAC 6000 4 door, air, stereo $6,995.00 offers a full variety of business PELS, Judge of Probate, a Michigan 49503 died 5/19/87. ' as the court may require) in (TU.TH) Businesa of O (WE) Leo DubeNe (TU) Flehin 'Hole hearing will be held on the pet- 2. An instrument dated 4/2/84 On the 4th day of O Intometlonel Hour Kent County. O Beslc Trelnlng Workout 1986 GRAND AM LE, air, stereo, red $8,895.00 has been admitted as the will November. 1987, an action €0 Cartoon Express O Meple Town/Utdo Koele ition of Andra^ Lantos for the IT IS FURTHER OR- O Good Morning, Mlckoyl 3*5 O Tom end Jerry 1985 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER WGN., loaded $8,995.00 change of his name from An- of the Deceased. was filed by MARY ANN DERED that the first publica- AFTERNOON O SuperBook Club 3:300® O Ghoetbuetors draS Lantos to Andy Lant. 3. Creditors of the Deceased GREENHOE, Plaintiff, tion of this Order be made OMuppets 1985 FIERO SE, sunroof, air, black $6,895.00 12*00® Blackout O® Jetsons are notified that all claims against ROBERT A. and O Deybreek O® Ryan's Hope O (FR) Equel Justice Under within ten (10) days from the O Lassie O® Meyborry R.F.D. the Law 1984 CONVERSION VAN Loaded $9,695.00 January 20,1988 against the estate will be bar- TERESA GREVE, Defen- date of entry of this Order and 7:15OO A.M. Weether O® O® OO (MO.- O O (MO) American Govom- Andra^ Lantos red unless presented within dants, in this court for sum- that prior to the date of the last TU. WE.FR) o® News mont Survey 1984 CORVETTE, Loaded, gray $13,995.00 7:300® My Little Pony 39 Lexington, S.W. four months of the date of pub- mary proceedings: Land Con- O & Dennis the Menece O® Leveme end Shirley OO (TU) Feces of Culture CITY OF publication of a copy of this O ® Polka Dot Door OO (TH)SuperPeaaword OO (FR) Mister Rogor'e 1984 OLDS 88 ROYAL, 4 door, air, dark brown $6,395.00 Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 lication of this notice, or four tract forfeiture, concerning the Order, a copy of this Order be oorrv ® iy n iwrncKHj OO (MO.WE.FR) Amerlcen 456-6811 months after the claim be- property located at 1046 enclosed in a properly sealed Governmsnt Survey OO (MO.WE.FR)Understand- OO (M0,TU,WE) Mleter 1982 FORD LTD WAGON air, red $2,595.00 ia^v ^eMM^ee O ^ a«air Helen Street, N.E., and more OO (TU.TH) Principles of ing numon o^navior noignoornooo LOWELL C11 comes due, whichever is later. envelope, with postage fully Accounting OO (TU) Firing Line (TH) Mr. Rogor'e 1981 CUTLASS SUPREME Landau, diesel $2 995 00 TO THE INDEPENDENT fully described as: (B O (TH) Amerlcen Art prepaid, bearing the return O Welcome to Pooh Comer PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Lot 14, Block 2. McKee and O Spiral Zone Forum G) 1980 PLYMOUTH TC3, auto, blue $1,W00 address of Plaintiff's attorney, O Nation's Business Todey O (FR) Thet Girl O (FR) Welcome to Pooh ZONING BOARD STATE OF MICHIGAN TIVE: Paul Pranskaitis, 1701 Morman's Addition to the City and same be deposited in the O (MO) Girl With Something Corner 1979 GRANADA 2 door, 6 cylinder, automatic $795.00 O Business Dey PROBATE COURT Southampton. Grand Rapids, of Grand Rapids. Kent O Mr. Wizertfs World Eitra O (MO.TU.WE.TH) The Wind In United States Mail addressed O (WE) Mr. Merlin 1978 LINCOLN Town Coupe, gold $2,195.00 Michigan 49508 Notice is County, Michigan, as re- 6*0 O ffi Smurfs COUNTY OF KENT to the Defendant. ROBERT A. O (TH) Second Hundred S) Hazel OF APPEALS further given that the estate corded in Liber 9 of Plats, O® Scooby Doo ffi (TH.FR) ineide the PQA PUBLICATION AND GREVE. at 1046 Helen O O Sesame Street (CC) (TU,WE.TH.FR) Second Tour NOTICE OF HEARING will be thereafter assigned Page 25, except the South 10 Street, N.E., Grand Rapids, OO (MO.WE.FR) O (WE) World Sport Spedel and distributed to the persons feet thereof. Michigan 49503. the Defen- O (MO) Perspectives '66 O Inepector Gedget • a (TU) rnnicpies OT O Goreldo The Lowell City Council, acting aa the Zoning In the matter of NORMAN entitled to it. Upon hearing and consider- dant's last known address. Accounting 3:35 O FNntstones — — — i — I — — — MO Botftes In Motion CIERA This estate is not being ation of the verified Motion of OO (TH) rnncipies oi Board of Appeala, will conduct a public hearing at ALEX EISERLOH, II-Change O Sonye Live In LA. 4*00® OO (MO.WE.TH.FR) Plaintiff, attesting to the fact Accounting Opreh Winfrey the regular acheduled meeting of February 1,1988 of Name. supervised by the Probate O Donald Duck Preeents O® Bewitched 12*50 Perry Me eon TAKE NOTICE: On Feb- Court. Any interested party that the whereabouts of the DONALD A. JOHNSTON O® O® DuckTelee stereo at 8:00 p.m. at the Lowell City Hall. 301 E. Main, O Bozo 12:300® O® Young end the a® (MO.TU,TH.FR) Divorce ruary 12. 1988 at 9:00 a.m.. may file a written petition with Defendant, ROBERT A. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE O Deybreek Court Lowell, Ml. in the probate courtroom. the Kent County Probate GREVE, are unknown, that O Dennis the Menece O® O® Loving O® Megnum. P.l. The purpose of said hearing will be to receive Court, located at 320 Ottawa, therefore service upon the 6*5 O Beverly Hillbillies O ® GNNgen's Isiend O® (TU) Locel Programming Grand Rapids. Michigan, be- Examined, Entered, commenta on the following variance requests: Defendant, ROBERT A. 6:300® Teddy Ruxpin OO OO Sesame Street fore Hon. A. DALE STOP- N.W., Grand Rapids. Michi- and Countersigned: O® O® Screbble GMQUAUTY 1. 210 E. Main (Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppea) - gan, and with the Independent GREVE, of the Summons and O® FNntstones OO (MO.WE.FR) Focus on O® (WE) People'e PELS Judge of Probate, a ANNE PERKINS. O O Ceptein Kengeroo Society Court variance to allow placement of a projecting sign Personal Representative, ob- a copy of the Complaint in this O Dumbo's Clrcua Goo/x/nut^ hearing will be held on the pet- Deputy Clerk (TH) Joshue Bell in O Chein Roectlon jecting to the appointment and action cannot be otherwise ef- ATTEST: A True Copy O Gentle Bon Rodtel O (FR) Mickey Mouee Club that would project Into the city right-of-way. ition of Norman Alex Eiserloh, O SporteCenter O (MO.WE.TH.FR) Anything 4 O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Edleon II. to change his name to Alec to the admission of the Dece- fectuated. and It appearing to O Today's Speciel 2. 521 W. Main (Kelaer'a Kitchen) - front, Twine Orman Eisertoh. dent's Will to probate. the court that the Defendant, JOHN D. MITUS 6:35 O Bewitched (TU) Anything for Money O Straight Telk eastside, and west yards setbacks, and number of Craig A. Bruggink ROBERT A. GREVE, can (P-31244) 9*00® Solly Jessy Ropheel O The Mieeing Adventuree of O Braveeterr parking spaces. Janury 20.1988 O ® Troppor John, M.D. Ozxie end Herriet 6D A.W.A. Chempionship Norman Alex Eiserloh, II P-29358 best be apprised of the pen- Attorney for Plaintiff O Doris Dey tt rfjsinrig Interested persons may submit comments prior O® Pink Penther 4030 Lester N.E. 1526 McKay Tower dency of this action by the 410 Bridge Street. N.W. Q® Donehue O (FR) Best of Americsn to the meeting or appear in person at City Mali. Muscle Magazine O You Cant Do That on TV WITTEIMBACH Grand Rapids, Ml 49505 Grand Rapids. Ml 49503 publication of this Order in a Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 O ® Hour Magazine David M. Paaquaie O ® WH Shriner O (MO.TU.WE.TH) Running and 4:05 O FKntetonee 361-1657 (616)456-5048 newspaper, (616) 774-4001 O H' Megnum. P.I. Redng "Where Used Cars Stand Tall b Sell Right" ' City Clerk 4:30 O ® Andy Griffith C11 C11 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED C9-11 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, January 27, 1988 17 The towdl Ledger - Wednesday. January 27, 1988 • Page 16 Flat River Snowmobile Club applauds new legislation Lowell has its own "Piano Man" in Fischer Mention winter, and the re- Twelve years ago. the Michi- years of age," club president and now have a very comfortable sponse from more than just a gan Association of Recreational Bradley Potter said place lo meet and snowmobile. handful of people is "I can't wail Snowmobilers (MARS) started He adds, though, that the me- The club meets every third Hans Fischer, owner of the it." Fischer explains *i asked prophet. Fischer went to the li- for spring." the wheels rolling to get a state dian age of members is higher Sunday of the month for a pot- Fischer Piano Shop, spent an af- her why three piano s were sit- bcirv and checked out a book When one finds a group that refund from the taxes that were than when the club first started. luck dinner at 12:30 p.m. and ternoon fishing with a fnend. ting in our livingroom? Her an- After reading the hook, he pro- worships those cold, white shav- being paid for gasoline. Part of the reason for this is that for a meeting that follows. On his return trip home, lo swer was. "You're going to fix ceeded lo lake one of the ihrrc ings that fall from high above, Marshall adds that once the young people can't afford The club also has Bingo every Fischers surprise, his wife. them - pianos apart and then rebuild and one asks why? MARS and the Michigan Inter- snowmobiles.** Sunday evening (4 p.m.) al the Manha. had reeled in the catch Fischer tried lo explain to his refmish it It look about three The answer comes in the form national Snowmobile Associa- Marshall adds that most of the Moose Recreational Club. of the day. wife that he didnl know anything months of an automotive vehicle that tion (MISA) disbanded, the original ones sold for $1,000 or Bingo is used lo help finance You see. Martha, a piano about piano s. but Martha would "I learned from reading and I uses skis instead of tires. This Michigan Snowmobile Associa- less, and now a person pays that the building and other expenses. teacher, got a good pnee and have none of it. got piano parts from a place in machine, however,is rendered tion (MSA) joined in. This was amount for a used sled. Today, The clubhouse is located al purchased three pianos from the Chicago." Fischer said useless without the assistance of after the realization of the the new. high performance sleds 11841 Potters Rd. Salvation Army, which it did not "She told me that if I could That was in l%6 Five yean that while powdery substance amount of snowmobile dollars sell for approximately $5,000." The club's present officers in- want anymore rebuild machines then I should later Fischer and his wife moved that visits us 3-4 months out of that were pouring into the state Another reason for this age clude Potter, president; Ed Ani- "At the time I had been work- be able to rebuild and fix a from Detroit to Lowell, where the year. every winter in the form of change is that snowmobiling is ble, vice president. Margaret ing in a tool and die shop, but piano." Fischer said. he opened up Fischer Piano Shop "It's a short winter for most gasoline sales, lodging and food much more accepted now. 'The Howey. secretary; Marshall, tre- was growing sick and tired of Proving his wife to be a in what is now Treasure Chest people if there is a small amount as well as clothing sales.'* sport of snowmobiling has asurer; and Don Souser, Dave Jewelry. . of snow," said Faith Marshall, The Rat River Snowmobile evolved from a noisy, smokey. Bradford and John Condon are After 1-1/2 years, the expert treasurer of the Flat River Snow- Club was first started in 1971 and lop-heavy machine, lo a beauti- trustees. piano repairman and tuner mobile Club. "For snowmobil- has had its membership as high fully engineered, quiet, smooth- The club is active in civic af- moved into his present location ers, waiting for snow makes for as 150 (1973-76). Al the present riding thing of beauty." Marshall fairs in the community and in al 101 West Main, the same a long winter." lime it has 67 members. 41 of explains. Kent and Ionia counties. Mem- building which in 1864 served Members of the Rat River which are active. She adds. "In the beginning, bership is $6 per person and $12 A group of 10 people from the Flat River Snowmobile Club as the town post office Snowmobile Club haven't been The club, is one of eight clubs we were thought of in the same for a family. made a safari to Gun Lake on a recent 90-mile expedition. Among other businesses that real pleased with the mild win- that make up the West Michigan breath as motorcycle gangs." The Ral River Snowmobile have been in the building were ters of the past few years, bul a Snow Council. The council ac- The sport has become much Club participates in the Lowell "The Ral River Snowmobile safety, and consideration for the the McMahon and Reynolds' bill that was passed earlier this tively leased land. The land was more family oriented. "There's Fourth of July and Santa Claus Club was organized to promote rights and property of others," Clothing Stoie and Avery Jewel- month made it forget its then brushed out. posted, more of an interest in trail rid- parades. The club also contrib- the sport of snowmobiling with Marshall concludes. ers. meteorological problems. groomed, smoothed, and now is ing," Bradley explains. "People utes to local charities as well the the concern of our environment. ; As a young boy. Fischer grew "The bill calls for part of the used as part of a 190-mile state are interested in longer trips, this March of Dimes; Easier Seal So- up near the Rhine River in Wup- taxes used for roads lo be re- trail. is due in large part to the network ciety, Salvation Army, YMCA, pertal. Germany. Then at the age turned so thai snowmobile trails Each club is responsible for a of trails that have been started. Reyes Syndrome Foundation and Alto School hold snow of 24. with his uncle serving as may be built," said Rat River portion of the trail. Rat River's There's as much riding now as the Lowell rescue unit. a chief designing engineer with Snowmobile treasurer Faith Mar- portion runs from Wabasis Lake there is racing.** It also has an emergency prog- Curtis Wright Aircraft in the shall. "This funding will come to the Deer Run Golf Course. Since becoming a club. Rat ram available lo assist in case of snow sculpture contest United States, Fischer decided to from gasoline taxes and registra- "The age of our members River has purchased the old Hi- severe storms or other emergen- leave his homeland and make the tion.** ranges from 15 months lo 80 Lo Gun Clubhouse and the 22 cies. journey. acres of land that surround it. Last week's wet, heavy snow- Sean Roth. Jacob Baker; Cutest As a kid growing up in Wup- Hans Fischer prepares to reftnish a chair that was recently brought in. Notice of Mortgage Sale "We have done some remodeling fall was the perfect setting for an Snowman: Mike Knudstrup, pertal, Fischer gave his father a impromptu snow sculpture con- Alan Maynard; Funniest Snow- hand al brick laying. It didn't He chuckles, "When I'm here edge and dedication that his in- Fischer smiles, "It's the best kind WHEREAS, default has- premises described in said test for Alto first through fifth man: Amanda Seese, Stephanie lake long for the vocation seek- in the U.S. people say I have a structor, Tom Boozer, displayed. of advertising and the cheapest.** been made in the terms and mortgage, or so much thereof graders. Teams of four students Anderson, Kristin Potter, ing son to realize brick laying German accent, bul when I visit Fischer considers his work The Lowell piano man enjoys conditions of a certain as may be necessary to pay cozy comer created a variety of items includ- Rachael Huisman. 3rd Grade, wasn't for him. Germany they say I have an more of a hobby than a job. "This classical music, lopping his mortgage made by DAVID the amount due, as aforesaid, ing sharks, dragons, alligators, 1st place: Mackenzie Bennett, "1 didn't like it. I got too dam American accent." work gives me great satisfaction. charts is Chopin. FRANK JIBSON. and KRIS- on said mortgage with the in- turtles, cats, dogs, mice, snow- Becky Thomas, Christy Ennis; cold." Fischer relates in his The Lowell merchant not only I couldn't find a better job," he TINA JIBSON, his wife, terest thereon at eight and men, etc. Students only had an 2nd Place: Brian Willmarth, He also likes jazz and the amusing German accent. "My fixes and rebuilds pianos, but he said. Mortgagors, to LAKE MICHI- one half percent (8.5%) per by Roger Brown hour lo determine what they Brad Schuster. TVoy Ballard, Jeff blues. **1 enjoy listening to fel- dad always told me that squeez- also dabbles with other instm- "I lake junkers and make them GAN MORTGAGE COM- annum and all legal costs, would build and then do the ac- Catlin; 3rd Place: Christy Rudy, lows like Fats Waller and Eubie ing the water out of the bricks ments. "Right now I'm working look like they just came out of PANY a Michigan corpora- charges and expenses, in- tual sculpting. Nearly all stu- Katie Stouffer, Jo Freeman, Blake,** Fischer said. Melody Brubaker. 4lh Grade, 1st would help to keep my hands on a 200-year old violin," the factory," Fischer said. tion, Mortgagee, dated the 6th cluding the attorney fee al- If you have subscribed lo the Ledger for a few years, you may dents participated during recess, warm." Fischer said. His work keeps the Wuppertal Martha, who passed away in day of June, A.D., 1975, and lowed by law, and also any recall seeing the Kent County TVeasurer's annual Tax Sale Paper and judging was difficult. Listed Place - Grand Prize: Mike Dean Fischer continued. "That was He continues. "In 1981 I took native quite busy. He adds. "I've October of 1987. started playing recorded in the Office of the sums which may be paid by each February. The publication of that listing of properties is let here are the winners in each Barry Rinks, Ken Lester, Rick easy for him to say, his hands a course al Grand Rapids Junior had a customer come all the way the piano at the age of six, how- Register of Deeds for the the undersigned, necessary out for bids from the newspapers within the county each fall. The grade and pictured are the grand VanderWarf, 2nd Place, Lori were like sandpaper." College so I could learn how to from Traverse City." ever, Fischer doesn't play. County of Kent and State of to protect its interest in the successful bidder recieves copy in early January, and the paper is prize winners with their shark Roth, Scon Grondman, Matt Hans Fischer, owner of the Fischer Piano Shop holds a 200-year Langridge; 3rd Place: Kyle Fischer's father passed away rebuild and repair furniture.** The only advertising Fischer "No, I don't play, bul I can Michigan, on the 12th day of premises. published in February. It's a pretty big undertaking, bul if it goes entry. old violin that he is currently working on. Jackson, Wendy Cowles. 5lh in 1983. However, his parents Fischer says he learned a lot and has done since opening up shop tell if you hit a wrong note,** June. A.D.. 1975 in Liberl 822 The premises described in smoothly, we can make a few sheckles on it. And, a few extra Isl grade, Biggest Snowman: Grade, Isl Place: Scott Dykstra, made a trip over to the States in was impressed with the knowl- has been by word of mouth. Fischer chuckles. on Pages 994-997, which said said mortgage are as follows: scheckles worth of business in Febmary is more than welcome. Ben Zeeuw, Andy Graham, 1956. They stayed a year, but mortgage was thereafter on Property situated in the There are very strict perimeters set for the size of type to be Kevin Condon, Dustin Gless, Mike Dykstra, Josh Ennis, Craig they didn't like it and went back Qua-Ke-Zik Sportsmen's Club is robbed (after Mesne Assignment) to Township of Oakfield, County used and the style of type. The listings, all 5,000 plus, are set in Bobby Bessey; Cutest Snow- Lett; 2nd Place: Palsy DeJong, lo Germany. wit: the 6th day of June, A.D.. of Kent. State of Michigan, to six point Helvetica on six points of leading. The leading is the man: Joe Borula, Kelly Capen, Jenny Groeneweg; 3rd Place: His mother, who died in 1977, ment Detective John Blough said 1975, assigned to the FED- wit: height of the line. When the height of the type is the same as the Brooke Bennett, Phillip Lenard; Mike Cross, Matt Nave, Joe Bar- ran a clothes ironing business the robbers broke into the club ERAL NATIONAL A part of the Southeast height of the line, that means there is absolutely no space between Funniest Snowman: Malt Say lor. nella, Nick Myers. HELP WANTED during WWII. through the basement window. MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- 1/4, of the Southeast 1/4 the bottom of descenders (g's, p's, y *s, etc.) and the lop of ascenders Josh Blanding. 2nd Grade, Fischer, meanwhile, has jour- He added that an investigation TION, a corporation or- of Section 12, Town 9 (t's, h's, b's, etc.). Thai's pretty tight lypselting. Add lo that, the Biggest Snowman. Brian Lett, neyed back to his homeland will follow. ganized and existing under North, Range 9 West, fact were lalkin six point type (there are only 72 points lo and Offset Pressman seven limes. Although he According to Lehigh, the the laws of the United States, commencing at the inch), and you're lookin' al the proverbial "Fine Print"! to run a Chief-15. Experience preferred or wouldn't want lo move back, he club, located at 11400 Foreman and said assignment was re- Southwest comer there- We've found a company with sophisticated lypselting equipment will train the right person. does like visiting. Rd., had deer racks, fox heads, corded on the 12th day of of; thence East along that can read the County's computer, and absorb all the data regard- Things have changed a lot a microwave, raffle prizes total- June, 1975 In the Office of the said South line of Sec- ing these listings. A program is written to kick out the unwanted Send Resume to... since I moved, but I have too ing $500, and two guns taken, Register of Deeds for said tion 12, 10 rods; thence data, and arrange the rest into the proper format. Then the typseset- many friends here in Lowell," including a Remington 22- County of Kent in Liber 1822 North parallel with the ter is told to set it all in type, and "Voili"! They send us the long Fischer said. Qua-Ke-Zik Sportsmen's Gub "We're not sure of the exact caliber smooth bore rifle. on Page 999, and West line of the South- strips of type called galleys, and that's where I come in. LOWELL LITHO day the theft took place, bul we east 1 /4 of the Southeast Box 128, Lowell, Michigan 49331 Fischer has managed to keep treasurer, Don Lehigh, reported The club will offer a reward WHEREAS, the amount We received the first of the galleys late last week, so 1 came his German accent, despite hav- that the club lost approximately think it happened between Jan. for information leading to the ar- claimed to be due on said 1/4 of said Section 12, a early Monday moming to begin arranging everything into pages. ing taking up residencs in the $2,500 to $3,000 in merchandise 19 and the 22nd," Lehigh said. rest and conviction of persons in- mortgage as of the date of this distance of 32 rods; Even this is no small task. I have lo make sure the listings slay in U.S. some 22 years ago. and cash in an apparent robbery. Kent County Sheriff's Depart- volved. notice is the sum of TWENTY- thence West parallel with the proper sequence and that there are proper headings at the top TWO THOUSAND FOUR the South line of said of each column. When I come lo the bottom of a column, I have HUNDRED SEVENTY- Section 12,10 rods; to carefully cut between lines, where there really isn't any "between SEVEN & 65/100 dollars thence South along the the lines". I'm sure it's a bit like performing surgery, and it's very ($22,477.65), for principal and West line of said South- lough on the eyes. So, I use this annual project as a yearly eye interest and, east 1/4, Southeast 1/4 exam. So far this year ... I'm failing miserably. WHEREAS, no suit or pro- of said Section 12; a I worked on the project for close lo six hours Monday moming, ceedings at law or in equity distance of 32 rods to the and by noon I had a splitting headache and that six on six Helvetica have been instituted to re- point of beginning, looked more like fuzzy little cotton balls than type. Just like my cover the debt secured by Oakfield Township, Kent graying hair and expanding waistline, my eyesight problem seems said mortgage or any part County, Michigan. lo get worse with each passing year. The only difference is, I only thereof, and default having The redemption period tackle this project once a year. So, it's like looking in the mirror been made whereby the shall be 6 months from the or getting on the scales only once a year. What a shocker! The power of sale contained in date of such sale, unless de- difference is about as subtle as a Mike Tyson uppercul. said mortgage has become termined abandoned in accor- The last lime I went to an opthalmologist was about eight or The Grand Prize winners of the Alto School Snow Sculpturing IN KENT COUNTY: contest with their winning entry are 1 to r Mike Dean, Rick onArntlwA dance with 1948CL nine, maybe ten years ago. He said my vision wasn't perfect, bul One Year Was $7.50 NOW THEREFORE, by vir- 600.3241a in which cat* the told me I probably wouldn't need glasses until I was about forty. VanderWarf, Ken Lester, and Barry Rinks. To Subscribe to The Lowell Ledger After Jan. 31 $10.00 tue of the power of sale con- redemption period shall be 30 So, even though I never read for recreation any more because it's tained in said mortgage and days from the date of such too much work; even though I often go home with a headache pursuant to the statute of the sale when the close work at a light table drives me bonkers; even though before Our January 31 Price Increase.. Two Year was $14.00 State of Michigan in such case Dated: JANUARY 6, 1988 I sometimes have to eat a printing job or an ad because my eyes made and provided, NOTICE were loo tired to proofread closely; and, even though this annual FLAT RIVER After Jan. 31 $18.00 IS HEREBY GIVEN that on FEDERAL NATIONAL tax sale job just about kills me. I've still been too proud to call SNOWMOBILE CLUB New Subcriptions or Renewals! THURSDAY, the 18th day of MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- that opthalmologist before my fortieth birthday. Until now, that is. Club house at 11841 Potters Road. Snowmobiling FEBRUARY, 1988, at 10:00 TION, a corporation or- About four hours into that tax sale project on Monday, I broke at Club House and Direct Access to State trail. OUT COUNTY: o'clock in the forenoon, local ganized and axisiting under • down and called Terese for the opthalmologist's name. I haven't time, said mortgage will be the laws of the United States, called him yet, but I probably have at least another twenty hours MEETING EVERY 3RD SUNDAY One Dollar Off Per Year For Senior Citizens Over Age 65. This Is Our First One Year Was $10.00 foreclosed at a sale at public assignee of mortgage. of torture left in that tax sale paper. I know right now I'm going OF THE MONTH AT 1:30 P.M. Rate Increase In Nearly Five Years, And It Was Made Necessary By Numerous After Jan. 31 $14.00 auction to the highest bidder to crumble like the O.I. in the old movies when the Japanese everyone welcome • New Members Encouraged at the main lobby of the Hall CHARLES A. FORREST, JR. soldiers drive bamboo splinters under his nails. For More Information Write: Printing And Postage Increases That Have Been Imposed During That Time. of Justice in the City of Grand Attorney at Law So, don't be surprised to find an overweight, gray-haired guy Save Now, Even If Your Subscription Is Not Up For Renewal! Two Year Was $19.00 Rapids, County of Kent and 703 E. Court Street with glasses running around here at the Ledger in a few weeks. P.O. Box 254, Lowell, Ml 48331 State of Michigan (that being Flint, Ml 48503 TU still only be 38, but the glasses won't help when I try to ULLiiiiiii After Jan. 31 $26.00 the place of holding Circuit Ph: (313) 238-4030 convince people of that. I suppose false teeth are next. Court in said County), of the C8-11 OMBOM: mmmmm The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 27, 1988 - Page 18 The Lowtfl Ledger - Wednesday, Jwary 27. 19W - Fife 19 Michigan's snowmobile trails await you
Complelion of the fin»l snow- unbroken course across the state The first trans-Michigan trail being considered in East Michi- trails and areas listed on AAA Snowmobilers are advised to mobile trail across Lower Michi- Snowmobilers should plan on is in the Upper Peninsula and gan , north of Flint to the bridge Michigan's 1987-88 guide to confirm event dates before they gan and a host of statewide festi- spending a minimum of eight links St. Ignace with Sault Ste. There are more than 5,000 public snowmobile trails. They travel, since warm weather can vals aimed at snowmobilers hours to travel it with sufficient Mane before heading west to miles of groomed trails in the range from two miles near Con- cause cancellations. should help make this one of the food, lodging and other facilities Wisconsin. state, including the two trans- norville to the new 200-mile link Before snowmobilers head for most successful winter tourism along the way to meet all needs. The popularity of the two Michigan routes. The upkeep of fromTYaverse City toTawas City. trails, there must be at least four seasons ever, reports AAA S Personals Business SFMSALES HELP HELP The trail, which was partially trails is prompting snowmobile those trails is funded by registra- The guide includes 62 state inches of snow on the ground. SCANDOF Michigan. open last year, can include stops groups to plan a system of trails tion fees of the more than parks, one southern game area, AAA Michigan also suggests The 200-mile trail links NEED A D.J.7 at tourism areas, such as Lake in West Michigan from the In- 195,000 licensed snowmobiles- 93 state forests and four national snowmobilers follow these SSmuS S WANTEDS S WANTEDS THANKS S Traverse City and Tawas City and We play your favorite City. Houghton Lake and West diana slate line to the Mackinac the highest of any state. forests. safety rules: FOR SALE - Xerox gives snowmobilers the second Branch. music for all occasions. HEMS ONLY - Mens, Bridge. Another trail corridor is Snowmobilers will find 160 Among the many winter festi- - Dress warmly and avoid model 2380 copier, 11 x THE FAMILY OF ROBIN clothing which may become All types of music to women's and children's 17 - 8 1/2 x 11 and 8 1/2 vals of special interest to snow- FILLERS-PACKERS FOOD SERVICE KENNEDY-would like to ex- mobilers is the Gun Lake Festi- tangled in the equipment. choose from. clothing. 1 day service. Call x 14. Over $3,000.00 NEEDED ADA AREA - tend our heartfelt thanks to val. Jan. 23-24, at Gun Lake, - Cany first aid and survival Lite & Li stan Lynn 676-1075. new, 3 years ago. Ask- WORKERS Guide to Michigan's Snowmobile Trails Male/Female. Hiring all for the acts of kindness south of Grand Rapids. More kits which include a compass, Sound Systems C9tfn ing $750.00. Works, but com R NAIWOft E. an Voyar Rd Trat » mi than 10,000 snowmobilers are maps, matches in a waterproof now. This will be on a Steelcase, a leading man- shown to us during the loss wiyvvz™ 1987-88 128 OCEANA COUNTY. 1H 1 Call; 897-4336 r may need some service. container, food and extra cloth- dally on-call baala. 1st, of our loved one. A special on McKMay Rd Trat 42 mL expected for the weekend event. NCTFN Phone 897-9261 days, ufacturer of office furniture LEGEND 127 DEVILS LAKE. MpanatWaFamat 4 ml. Other events include: ing. Complete Formal 2nd and 3rd shift open- arH furniture systems, thanks to Dave Gerst and S al Atpana an Ftpar Rd Trat 27 mi or 897-5381 evenings. Jan. I6-18-Mardi Gras de - Do not stray from marked Ings. 241-6681. ACTION staff for their services and the tTATI MUMt ANO 128 PLATTE RIVER. BaMla RNar BMIa Faraat: Weer Rental Ask for Roger. named as one of the 100 iAUlT »TI MCllfATION AM At 8H mL tf. al Hanar an Odv Rd. m mi Snow, Paradise; Jan. 16-17 and trails. Look for fences and wires Jim Cook. Jr. TEMPORARY SER- best companies to work for Women of the Moose for the STAfl FO*STS t ol Co Rd 888 Trai; 38 mi 23-24-Tip-Up Town, Houghton hidden in the snow. Respect pri- nctfn 12B MUtKEGON COUNTY, al Muakagon VICES. in America, seeks "ON luncheon. Your thoughtful- vate property. AUCTIONEER WEDDINGS OR SOUTMfRN County WitUatltt Plant and N. ol Mon- Lake; Jan. 22-23-Win- CIO-11 CALL* food service workers ness and support was deeply tagaa on BfL2l naar US. 3l Traft 80mi neboozho, Marquette; Jan. 23- - Make sure ice is a least six All Types of Sales . appreciated, and will always tETSIE RIVER, Portage Winter Carnival, Por- inches thick before snowmobil- OTHER SPECIAL lor our ATTWOOO atari at Sauk (616) 897 8872 LAKEFRONT CAFETERIA be remembered. God bless Turda Laha. TrMk 3tmL tage; Feb, 3-8-Winter Carnival, ing across lakes and rivers. Be- LAKELAND, FL you all. 121 BOAROMAN VALLEY. FMa Laka t Kal- Michigan Tech, Houghton; Feb. ware of fishing holes, stumps OCCASSKMS RECEPTIONIST tTATI NUIKt atari at MayfMd. Ka^ Rett off your own beaut- 4-5-North American Snow- and pilings concealed by snow. WANTED We prefer one year FOOD C11 Jet, Trararaa City 290 or ifully shaded ssewall. 2TWIM LAKES: FMa Laha. Trat tl mi mobile Festival, Cadillac; Feb. Avoid ice at river mouths. FulMlms, good typing SERVICE EXPERIENCE. BINGO iwo oearooms, i Dttn m 122 tEAR LAKE SPUR. BaMa RNar Slala 4-6-Winter Sports Carnival, - Avoid alcohol consumption. skills required. Apply In AppicaBons are available at 3 POftCUMNE MTl mm Foraat at ThampaomMa. Trat It mL Evary Friday ntyt, 730 P.M. bungalow. Garage with o4 traAr \ 133 BLUE BEAR, Katwakatlala Foraat: 11 mL Grayling; Feb, 4-7-1-500, Sault - Avoid excessive speed. CLOTHING person at Lowell Medi- our Attwood cafeteria from 4 LAKE OOOEttC E al KaAaaka an M-71 Trat 4t ml Ste, Marie; Feb, 5-7--White Of the 407 accidents in Michi- LowalVFWtW, opener, central heet and cal Care Center, 350 N. 800 amto 50 0 p.m.. Moo- 134 Lake Snowfari, Montague; Feb. gan that involved snowmobiles lit kitchen aooliances SCAAIQ LAKE r*»f N«« tori a. pert 9. 1% mL L af Mtumlu 1 mL NE. Trat East Men SL. LOMI Center, Lowell, Ml. day through Friday. Apply at: only. 28 mL 5-7-Easl Jordan Winter Snow during the 1985-86 season-the RIDGEVIEW washer/dryer hookups, ell 4 VAN mnn mm 1.02s 13t GRAYLING4.0VELLS. AM SaHa State Early BM Bingo M 6:46 P.M. Blast, East Jordan; Feb. 6-Go- last year for which statistics are deck phia other extras. 1016 N. Monroe SL o Foraat 2 mi N. al Graydng on Old US. 27. bles Snow Festival, Gobies; and available- -13 persons were killed PUBUCnMVTTH) SHOPPING CENTER 1 LAUOHINQ WHfTEFISN FALLS: mm • Trat 83 mi Adult association. Must Lowel, Ml Swnd*M. 400 % 138 SKYLINE, Au SaWa Slala Famat tv, mL Feb. 6-7-Devirs Lake Tip-Up and 371 were injured. Z sell before 4/15/88. IMMEDIATE OPEMNG - I WILLS: mm C*m mm. ITS S al Graytng. 1 mL E Trat 25 ml Town, Manitou Beach. 2173 W. MAIN ST., for recaptionitt snd • FAYETTE: mm Owden. 200 •cm 137 ROSCOMMONST HELEN. $34,900.00 by owner; ell EQUAL CPTORnjMTYEMPlOVERWF LEGION CM 10 INDIAN LAKE: mm MM1IMI91M. 375 Laka Slala Foraat I mL SE. ol LOWELL offers considered switchboard opofator. mon on M-Tt. or In "St Halan Vi mL E. ol Qualifications* oleasant 11 MUSKALLONOE LAKE: M7t on Baavar Laka Rd Trat 25 mL OF THE MOOSE (813)644-2164. 128 MTM BAY CITY 138 ROLL TRL Oaooda BMa Faraat K mL E. Ph. 897-6411 C11 personality and telephone 12 TAHOUAHENON FALLS: mm Fart ol LovaRa on Loaata Rd Trat: 2S mL Tuesdays voice, knowledge of buel- SKID LOADERS 14.2 13t MUSKRAT LAKE, Oacoda Slala Foraat 8 NEEDED ADA AREA - 12 STRAITS mm tl IgMC*. Hi ml N ol Mlo on *33 la Co Rd 808. 4* ness ohone systems a 14 SRIMLEY: 45 term ml W. 1 ml N Trat 25 mL BINGO!! L This is on an on-call 15 WILDERNESS mm City, 18 must Other duties include 140 WEST HIGGINS LAKE. Hou^don Laka HELP WANTED Early Birds 6:00 P.M. buis. Excellent work- ot ifSM. Ma laraala: Vk mL W. of light typing, mall proces- LoweU Lunch Menu: It CNESCVOAN; 017 acrat US. 27 and Co Rd 104 Traft Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. sing and filing. Send re- ing conditions. 1st, 2nd IT ONAWAV: 00a traM © 18 mL Offset Pressman s FOR SALES HELP WANTEDS snd 3rd shift openings. Waekof ItSURT LAKE: naar Indian Rim. W 0%° 141 PRUDENVILLE, Houston Laka Slala 1320 E. Fulton aume to: Receptionist, February 1,1SSS acraa, ona traH. Foraat 2 mL W. ol PvudarwMa on BUS * to run a Chief-15. Experience preferred or Hiring now. 241-6681. TFN P.O. Box 128, Lowell, Ml MONDAY: Fruit juice, pizza It WOE FT. naar Rogara CHy. 224 acraa mL S Traft 28 mL will train the right person. ACTION TEMPORARY 20 FISNERMANt ISLAND: naar Charla m 0 142 OGEMAW HILLS Ogamaw Stata Foraat 3 SEASONED MIXED "HIRING! - Government 49331 w/meat and cheese, carrot •ENTON HAMON tm E3® mL E. ol Si Halan on Boavar Laka Rd. Send Resume to... HARDWOODS - $85/cord - jobs • your area. $15,000 - Ctt SERVICES. sticks or salad, chilled fruits or 21 NEQWEOON: naar Oaalnaka. I.tt4 Traft 13 mL C10-11 pudding, milk. acraa. 143 ROSE CITY-CLEAR LAKE. Ogamaw Slala BINGO 2 cord minimum or 1 cord at $68,000. Call (602) 838- 22 QTtEOO LAKE: naar Oaytor*. parti Foraat 3Vi mL W ol Roaa CRy. Traft 10 $100 - includes delivery. Call 8885. EXT 3468'. TUESDAY: Swiss steak or mUmh. LOWELL LITHO Every Saturday night chicken patties, mashed 22INTERLGCHEN mm Travaraa City. 144 SEVEN MILE-HILL Box 128, Lowell, Michigan 49331 457-5905 or 765-3028. 88 RAMSEY MARENISCO. at Maranlace 100 DRUMMOND ISLAND, an Drummand C8-11 potatoes w/gravy or "hash fr#li.n|1| j,COmOO - .. . f 5* mL W. of Oacoda on RNar Rd. 2 mL N. Triii 33 nL laland. TraM: 52 ml 7:00 P.M. C4tfn 24 NARTWICR PINES naar GrayNng. 4.018 la Rd. 1 mL W. Traft 2t mL browns", buttered green beans 88 ONTONAGON MASS. at Ontonagon 101 MOVIE, Grand SaUa Slala Foraat 15 ni. S. acrat 145 STRATFORDGRASS LAKE. Mlaaauliaa or carrots, dinner rolls or bread TraM 38 ml. ol Munlalng on Hwy. 13. TraM: 8 ml. LOWELL MOOSE BMGO 28 ORCHARD BEACH: naar Manlttat. 140 70 MARENItCO-tERGLAND. at Maraniaco 102 N. HIAWATHA Grand SaWa Slala Foraat tato loraata. 1V^ mL L of FIREWOOD FOR SALE - PACKERS NEEDED w/p-nut butter, jello w/whip or 1 mL NE. Traft 12 mL 1320 E. Fulton TraM: 24 ml. al Shlnglaton TraM: 48 ml LOWELL AREA-Hours $1,000 SIGN-ON BONUS fruit, milk. 28 MITCHELL: naar Cadillac, trail corridor 148 LINCOLN HILLS Para Margualto Slato $90 a cord, cut, split, and de- 71 ATUNTIC REDRIOGE. Vi ml W ot At 103 SUNRISE. Grand SaMa Stata Foroat: 1 27 NORTH HIOGINS LAKE: and Manlatoa National loraata: ISVt mL N. Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY: Hot ham and lantk. Trail: 8 ml. ml. N. of Shlnglaton on Co. Rd. HIS. livered or 8' sections sold by 6:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ol Baldwin on M-37. E. ol Kadarabak'a gaa TFN 72 BERG LAND-PORCUPINE MT.. 1 ml N. TraM: 40 ml cheese or cheeseburgers, let- 28 SOUTH HlOGlNt LAKE: naar Rotcom ttadon Traft 24 mL truckload, $70. Call 691- Monday through Thurs- ol tinliiit Trail It «L 104 HAYWIRE. MtnltBqua RNar SMa Foraat 5 FOR tuce salad w/dressing, steam- mon, trill corridor 147 UTTLE MANISTEE, Para Margualto Slato 73 BILL NICHOLS Mlahwatx Stata Foraat mL N of ManMlgua on Mt4 Traft 21 nd day with possible over- ed com or beets, assorted 28 RIFLE RIVER: naar Roaa CHy. 4.318 8503. at Maaa. TraM: 40 ml. Foraat 4W ml. N. ol Baldwin on M-37. Vi LEGION LANES 105 GRAND MARAIS. Laka Supahor Slala mL E Traft 45 ml C48tfn time, $4.00 - $4.75 per fruits or jello, bars or cookies, 74 PORCUPINE MT.. Porcuplno Mtna Sl Foraat: 24 ml. N. ol Nowborry on Co. Rd. 30 LUDINGTON T mllat ol trallt 148 TIN CUP. Para Marguatta Slato Foraat 5 milk. Pk. TraM 2t ml hour. Hiring now for REGISTERED NURSES 407. TraM: 17 ml 31 SILVER LAKE: naar Hart. 700 acrat mL NW. of Ntoana. Traft 18 mL 78 tTATE LINE WATERSMEET BRUCE 108 PINE STUMP TAHOUAMENON FALLS. Weekly High Scores THURSDAY: Italian spaghetti 32 NEWAYGO 237 acrat 148 FUR FARM. Chlppawa RNar and Mia Business long-term seasonal PLUS competitive wages, various CROSSING, at Bruca Croaalng TraM: 80 Laka Supartor Slala Foraat: 20 ml. N. of 33 SLEEPER: naar CtaavtMa. 880 acrat. aaukaa Slala loraata: al Harrlaon Air- or turkey and noodles, cole Nawbarry on Co. Rd. 407. TraM: 32 ml. work. 241-6681. AC- 34 PORT CREtCENT naar Port Auatm. port. TraH: 50 ml. MENS FOR SALE - 1985 Ford benefits (health, life, disability insurance, slaw or vegetable, french bread 78 MOERY BAY. Slala Foraat 2V, MENS TION TEMPORARY 548 acrat. 107 DOLLARVILLE DAM. Tahguamanon Rkrar ISO WEST MICHIGAN, at Door Run Golt SSeniceS EXP., 5 speed, bronze, w/honey butter, choice of mL N. ol Wknona atar^ M28 Traft 14 mL g fclwii^i ••an 8wmifc» Am 38 MUtKEGON 400 acraa ssew A rwms rvwwuwity wrm IT mmm HI and more). H ALSTON WINONA. Mlahwabk Stata Courao on Caacada Rd. t. ol LowoM. HIGH SERIES HIGH GAME SERVICES. fresh or canned fruit, milk. 3t DUCK LAKE: naar Muakaoon. 881 acraa. Grand Btarala and Tahguamanon Fata. sunroof, AM/FM, 36,500 Foraat: at Donkan. TraM: 30 ml. Yankaa Sprtnga Rac. Araa. Alio or Al la- 37 YANKEE SPRINGS naar MlddlartMa. Traft It mL C10-11 FRIDAY: Assorted sandwiches 78 NEGAUNEE. 2 ml S ol Marguatta on gan. TraH: 142 ml. WOOD CUTTING-I will cut miles, rear window de- 3,204 acraa. 100 NEWBERRY UPPER TAHOUAMENON Denny Addington 625 Denny Addington 266 EXPERIENCED STAFF NURSES M 28 and at NagaMntt. TraM: 40 ml 181 SISTER LAKES, at Sltlar Lakaa TraM: or hot dogs, potato chips and FALLS Laka Supartor and Tahguamanon fogger, Inside relesse St IONIA: 2.700 acraa 78 NEGAUNEE-MICHIGAMME REPUBLIC. 47 ml. Terry Dawson 594 Cliff Leezier 244 your wood, on your land, for pickles, soup or salad, fruit or f Charcoal Grada, 1 mL N. of • Full- and part-time positions available. 38 SLEEPY HOLLOW: naar LanaMg. 2.800 BiAt NftrtSunfitt WT)>irIW®tTfTTfi AIBw A#^wplLJwIl RAnn^liv ' 182 HARPER CREEK, at Union CHy. TraM: for hatchback and gas Tahguamanon Fata Ron Nead 592 Bert Copron 240 shares or cash. Will cut any jello, cookies or bars, milk. TraH: 4t ml. 48 ml. Park. Traft 28 mL cap. Rustproofed, ex- ASSEMBLERS • Second and third shift. 40 ORTONVILLE: 3 Jtt 80 MARQUETTE BIG BAY. 4 ml NW ol 183 tERRIEN COUNTY, al Throa Oakt and Cliff Leazier 588 Walt Dickerson 236 hardwood. Call 457-5905 or 41 HOLLY: naar Pontiac. 1JT0 acraa. too MCANLLAN. TI Baroda. TraM: 52 ml. NEEDED LOWELL Marguatta at ForoatvWa. alao al Big 765-3028. cellent condition, origi- • Personally satisfying, professionally Foraat 3mL Sol 184 NILES northaaal ol NMaa TraH: 27 ml. Rex Collins 583 Harvey Merklinger 229 42 SEVEN LAKES: mm Hofty. V378 Bay. TraM: 37 ml AREA - Male/Female. Traft 13 mL 188 CHAW-O-LAKES at Ouincy. Traft 28 mL C3tfn nal owner. A real buy at 42 METAMORA HADLEY mm Matamora. 81 KEWEENAW. Mlahwablc Slata Foraat: Bob DenBraber 581 Ron Nead 225 rewarding: be part of a clinical team with 110 PARADISE RACO. 1*8 ONSTED. at Onalad. TraM: 17 ml. Hours 6:00 s.m. - 4:30 * ml. SE. ol Laurtum, alao In Cogpor $5,000. Ph. Clarksville Munuacong Slala loraata: at Bert Copron 579 Dan Huizenga 224 44 LAKEPORT: naar Port Huron. 200 acraa Harbor TraM: 50 ml. p.m. Monday through a special "hometown" closeness. Raoo. Traft 38 mL 693-2219. LEDGER DEADLINE 48 ALGONAC: 780 acraa 82 LAURIUM LAKE LINDEN. MlahwaMc Fred Wissman 577 Dave Miller 223 INCOME TAX PREPARED 111 PARADISE UPPER TAHOUAMENON NATIONAL FORESTS Thursday with possible 4t WETZEL: naar Naw Havan. 848 acraa. Stata Foraat: In Laurtum and Laka Lin nctfn • Direct patient care, great variety of To help us meet our dead- FALLS Laka Supartor Slala Foraat 1 mL Dan Huizenga 576 Ron Pastor 222 - Individual/Business Attor- 47 BALD MOUNTAIN: naar Pontiac. 2J00 dan TraH: 8 ml 187 OTTAWA. 200 mtaa of markod. overtime, $4.00 - $4.75 lines, please take note of the W. al ParadMa an M-123. Traft 14 mL IraMa. Obtain ragulallont al aupanrl- Harvey Merklinger 576 ney, Richard Heath, 1125 W. clinical assignments. 83 CRYSTAL FALLStATES JCT, Iron Ray Jones 221 per hour. Long term fc^owing guides for submitted 48 ROCHESTER UTICA naar UMca. 400 Ranga Stata Faraat 2 ml NW ol Crya 112 PULLUP LAKE. Mackinac and Tahguamo tor't ofllca Hi Iron wood or at Rangar Main St., Lowell, 897-9480or acraa. Ron Pastor 574 Bob DenBraber 221 • Alternate weekends off. tal FaMa oH U.S. 141. TraM: it ml non Slala loraata: 2 mL E. of Naubkwray uitinci VefiCwS ifi DwSBwfiiwf, Do^Qiano FOR SALE - 1978 Yamaha seasonal work. Hiring material, including pictures. 4t VAN BUREN; naar South Havan. 250 •t%^Immbi FlfWWQ 1mt a§# f\Wflf^raiIf^tfkBdMB» wOnlrx 111 nv*» wr\r\/1 w^v/i twaw I mfwlsS aWW m' 241-2292. 84 L'ANSE ALSTON S1DNAW. Ottawa Na on U S 27 to M-2t 4 mL S of Nawdarry XS 11,000, needs a little All news copy should be in Traft 20 ml. now. 241-6681. ACTION tional Foraat: at LAnaa. Ala ton or Sid C8tfn CONTACT: the Ledger office by 5 P.M. on 80 FORT CUSTER naar tattla Craafc, 1.337 naw. TraM: 51 ml. 112 CARP RIVER. Mackkiac Stata Foraat 3 188 HIAWATHA, Rapid RNar Dlalrtct (naar work. Also, summer's around TEMPORARY SER- acraa. Rapid RKrar), 1 traM. 30 mMaa; Mania 85 PALMER. Mkhlgamma Stata Foraat: 4 mL NE. of Braaort on Worth Rd to 2 ml. the corner, why wait to get VICES. Eileen McFadden, R.N., Director of Nurs- Mondays. The material 81 LAKE HUDSON: naar Hudaon. 2.850 ml NE. ol Palmar on M 38 TraM: 7 ml SW of Trout Laka. Traft it mL tlgua Dlalrlct (al ManlallguaL 3 Irallt. ATTORNEY SERVICES - acraa. should be type-written or writ- 88 KELSO CRYSTAL FALLS Iron Ranga 114 REXTON. Mackinac Slala Faraat at 37 mllaa: Munlalng Dlalrtct (al Mun- LADIES LADIES your bike fixed. Bring to 701 CI 0-11 ing, Orchard Hills Hospital, 1534 W. State, 52 PONTIAC LAKE: naar Pontiac. 3.500 lalng). 8 tralla. 55 mMaa; St. Ignaca 01a Divorce, Bankruptcy, Wills, ten legibly. Either way, we ask Stata Foraat at Kalao Jet TraM: 8 ml Raiton. Traft 28 ml. Grindle Dr., Lowell. acraa 87 LORETTO FELCH. Ford Rlvor Stata 115 SOO-RACO, Munuacong Slato Foraat trld (naar Sl. ignaca). 1 trail. 20 mllat, HIGH GAME HIGH SERIES and Drunk Driving, Richard Belding, Ml 48809; (616) 794-0400. that you provide space be- 83 HIGHLAND naar Naw Hudaon. 3.000 Foraat; tv^ ml E. ol Waucadah oil US 2 Sharman Park, 1 ml. E. ol SauM Sia Maria. and Soo Dltlrlct (al Sault Sla Maria). 3 Kay Nelson tween the lines to make room acraa or 2Vi ml. S. ol Poalar City. TraM: 25 ml. Traft 21 ml. tralla. 83 mllaa. Oblaln dataMad mapa at 233 Deb Schollaart 583 Heath, Lowell 897-9480, ORCHARD HILLS HOSPITAL... 54 DODGE PARK NO 4: naar Pontiac. 130 118 CASTLE ROCK. Mackinac Slala Foraat 4 tuparvlaor't oHIca In Eacanaba or Dlt- for possible editing. 88 ONOTA CHATHAM. 2 ml E ol Chat Deb Schollaart 214 Denise Fosburg 565 Grand Rapids 241-2292. Bom m Mmkegon - Gto¥*ng *** fhe iVtortT ham oil M 84 TraM 10 ml mL N ol SI Ignaoa off 1-75. Traft 18 ml inci onic#§ in •oov# ciiim well worth discovering. Wedding stories should be 58 tRlGHTON 3.820 acrat 158 MANISTEE, at Baldwin. 3 tralla Irom 12 BevTraub 211 C8tfn M CHATHAM SHINGLETON. al SMngla 117 CEDARVU.LE. Munuacong Slala Foraat Nancy Mersman 558 Q submitted within six weeks 58 PROUD LAKE: naar MMIord. 2.200 ton TraM: 28 ml iv^ ml. N of CadarrMa on M-128 Traft 28 to 25 mlloa long. Al Cabortaa Ski Araa Cindy Addington 208 naar CadHlac. 1 trail, 50 mllaa plut Kay Nelson 555 80 SHINGLETON GRAND MARAIS, al ml. after the ceremony. S7ltLAND LAKE: naar trtghton. 3.100 118 CHEBOYGAN-BLACK MOUNTAIN, Black Irallt It mMat north to Moalck. It mllaa Linda Craig 207 Linda Craig Shlnglaton and Grand Marala TraM 552 ELECTRICAL WORK Real Estate Until about the 18th ceh- We prefer black and white 34 ml Laka Slala Foraat SW ml. E. of Chaboy aoulh to Unooln HMa atato traM. 30 mMaa Denise Fosburg 207 oaal to CadWac and 28 mMaa waat to Jean Postema 547 Commercial photos. Color photos, be- 5t PINCKNEY: naar Gragory. 8.500 acraa 81 GRAND MARAISPINE STUMP JCT.. at gan Traft 48 mL WANTED - Remodel- tury, oranges ware annoyed 50 WATERLOO 11.000 acraa 118 IN DUN RIVER, Hardwood Stata Faraat Manlataa; UdaM HM, 4 mMaa waat at Elsie Copron 203 cause they don't reproduce as Grand Marala or Plna Slump Jet TraM: Bev Traub 534 ing, new construction, Clarksville Ml Country Charmer, just 17 miles SLOSTS almost exclusively by kings, 80 CAMBRIDGE mm Cambrtdga Junc- 28 ml 2% mL W af Mton Rlrar on M4t Traft 21 WaMalon oft M-88,18 mMaa: Nowaygo- emperors, prelates and aris- well, will be accepted only if tion. 120 acraa Whlla Cloud, noar Whlta Claud CHy Elsie Copron 531 east of 28th St. and 1-98. 35 miles west of 82 PINE STUMP JCT PARADISE, at Plna ml. residential, commercial Industrial 81 HAYES: naar Clinton. 400 acraa. Park. 80 mMaa; Ocoana Craak, naar Lansing. Under $40,000. tocrats. Nobody else could they are of exceptional qual- Slump Jd or Paradlaa TraM: 38 ml 120 WOLVERINE. Hardwood Slala Foraat 2 Linda Zinke 525 LARGE BLACK LAB - 82 STERLING: naar Monroa. 528 acrat ^1r IffwM^Wa rwBtal f* • mxuLifuinjwWI fVl t A FewBtwto and Industrial. Licensed afford them. 83 SENEY. at Sanay TraM: a ml ml W . v, ml S ot Wolrartna to Paal Rd mala, black leather collar, ity. 84 LITTLE LAKE. Eacanada Rlvar Stata Traft. 17 mL northaaal of Monlagua, 28 mMaa. SR. MENS and Insured. Call any- Residential ACTIVE NIGHT CLUB, In Muskegon, The deadline for classified Obtain mapa at auporvlaor't ofllca Hi SR. LADIES u N SOUTHERN GAME AREA Faraat; m Gwinn and LHtta Laha. TraM; 40 121 JORDAN VALLEY, t mL S ol Boyna Fata time 676-9574 or 897- $185,000 P/LC. name 8am . Laat seen ml. on US. 121. Traft 13 ml CadWac or at Dlalrtct offkaa; irona ads (want ads) is Monday at 5 83 ALLEGAN 8 ml NW ol Al lagan oil HIGH SERIES 122 CHANDLER HILL. Jordan RNar Slala TraM. 88 mltoa, WaMalon TraM, 28 mllaa HIGH SERIES Eaat of Lowell. Call 897- P.M. Display advertising 118th Ava. TraM: 20 ml . corwiocting 85 SAND PLAINS. MteNgamma Slala Foraat: 8323. Management oil M 35 at Now Swanxy TraM 21 ml Foraat 5 mL W ol Boyna Fata on Co Rd (oblaln mapa from Irona Araa Tourtat Loren Blocher 530 (% PRICE SELLER SAY'S) for this OFFICE 7847. Waal Michigan Trail Aaaoclallon). Martha Sawicki 417 Nctfn deadline is also Monday at 5 M CHATHAM BRANCH. Bay da Noc Stata 820,2 ml. N on Sit thing Rd. % mL Won BUILDING in Muskegon, now only $25,900. C11 Foraat 2 ml E ol Chatham oil M 84 ChandMr Rd Traft 34 ml 100 HURON. HarrtavMlo. two tralla from 13 HIGH GAME Appraisals P.M. mm lima I a '}£. rrt 11 m lorm HIGH GAME p/L.C. five office spaces. STATE FORESTS TraM 8 ml 123 NORTH BRANCH, Otaago Slala Foraat IO JO fwllfwS I8#f8^|, AD'TT! 11 W'tutiy The Ledger is open 8 A.M. traM; Huron. 100 mMaa linking Oacoda. 84 IRON WOOD, at Ironarood TraM: 42 ml 87 FELCH GRADE. Bay da Noc. Maromlnaa 7 V, ml. S ol Gaytord on Old US. 27,8 ml Loren Blocher The average American Hala. South tranch. Sand Laka and 190 Martha Sawicki 165 Investment property, DUPLEX - two unit, 200 to 5 P.M. Monday through Fri- t8 tESSEMER. at Boaaamar TraM 53 ml and Ford Rltar Slala loraata al Falch E on Stata Rd Traft 23 ml BABYSITTING DONE - in household watches TV for Eaal Tawaa (mapa al Oacoda-Au SaWa day, closed Thursday after- tt BERGLAND BRUCE CROSSING, al TraM; 44 ml 124 AVERY HILLS Thundar Bay RNar Slato ft. from Wolf Lake! seven hours and two min- or Tawaa chambara of commarca or al my home, first shift, two People believe If a cricket targland and Bruca Croaalng. TraM; 85 88 KINROSSPICKFORD. at Klnroaa or Foraat 4* ml S ol Atlanta on Co Rd noons. A story can be submit- Rangar Dlalrlct Offlcoa). 200 mMaa ol Stale 401 Muskegon Fedetol Sovngs & Iron BWg moves in with you, your utes a day according to ml. Ptcklord. TraM: 13 ml a7. 3 ml W on Aaory Laka Rd TraH: 14 blocks from schools and (Sj (i^ unptowad foraat roada: Mto. Oacoda 880 Frsl Sbeef Muskegon. McNgon 49440 (616) 72t-0114 A.C. Nielsen reports. ted after hours througn the 87 MARENISCO PRESOUE ISLE. WIS. Iron 88 LAKE ANTOINE. Slurgoon Rlvar Slala ml mo i**its* home will be a happy one. County Trail. 80 mllaa, (mapa avallabla town, 897-5754. Ranga Stata Foraat In Maraniaco Troll Foraat 2 ml E ol Waucadah al Baavar 125 8RUSH CREEK. Thundar tay RNar Slata mail slot in our front door. Palat Trail: 10 ml. Foraat 2 ml N ol AManla on M-33, v, ml at Mlo Chambar of Commarca) 897-7566 C11 IS ml 1 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, January 27, 1988 • Page 20 Jan Johnson receives LAAC "Arty" award
LAAC, and has exhibited more tee, planning and hanging Johnson is currently senior de- dridge and Don Silvis. years than any other artist at the exhibits as well as attending to signer of Distributor Publica- Elected to one year terms Fallasburg Fall Festival. the details of invitations and re- tions for Amway Corporation. were: Stacy Langlois and Jeanne Johnson has also designed the ceptions," VanAntwerp said. Following the award presenta- Wise. Fallasburg logo, play program The Arty Award recipient is a tion several members were In other news: covers, gallery invitations and graduate from Kendall School of elected to fill vacancies on the VanAntwerp presented gifts of cachets for the philatelic station Design and did post graduate board of directors. Elected lo appreciation to Lori Ingraham at Fallasburg. work at the Ringling School of two year terms were: Chris and Chris Hodges for their ef- "Johnson is an invaluable Art and Grand Rapids Junior Hodges. Nancy Wood. George forts and hours of dedicated ser- member of the gallery commit- College. Dey. Ginny Gustafson, Gary El- vice to the LAAC. Donate antiques to C of C
Ron McCollum, owner of the ques. but wants to donate the pnv Rat River Antique Mall, an- ceeds to the Chamber, there will nounced that an antique booth be a booth to display the items.** will be started for the Lowell McCollum added that items Chamber of Commerce. left in the former Buyers Guide All proceeds from the booth Building will also be sold in the I will be given to the Chamber. Commerce booth. "Roger Brown, publisher of "We all agree that the the Lowell Ledger, donated Chamber should be a self-sus- some old pictures to the Rat taining and a productive organi- River Antique Mall," McCollum zation. Money is needed to make said. that happen, and if McCollum is After some thought. McCol- in a position to produce that start. lum decided to use the pictures I think it's great," FMB State to start an antique booth for the Savings Bank President and Chamber of Commerce. "Now chamber member Keith if anyone wants to sell some anti- Caldwell said. "Main St.", cont'd.
UNITED METHODIST PRESCHOOL TO SPONSOR PARENTS NIGHT
Have you ever wondered how to handle children when they misbehave-or talk back-or refuse to obey the rules? Jan Johnson If you have or if you are interested in other aspects of child raising, you'll be interested in a Parents' Night, sponsored by the Jan Johnson was the recipient showing gratitude toward a United Methodist Preschool on Thursday, February 11, at 7:00 of this year s Arty Award. Pre- member who has demonstrated p.m. senting her the award was past great dedication to the many pro- You are cordially invited to the United Methodist Education winner Chris VanAntwerp. The jects of the Arts Council. Building at 621 East Main St., Lowell, to hear John Schmidt from ceremony took place at the Janu- Johnson, who was chosen by Children's Village in Detroit lead a discussion on "Children and * ary Lowell Area Arts Council a committee of past award win- Ron McCollum, owner of Flat River Antique Mall, holds some Discipline meeting. ners, has promoted the Arts and of the pictures donated recently by Roger Brown. These pictures Babysitting will be provided and refreshments will be served, The Arty Award was estab- art related activities all her life. will be put on display in the newly formed Chamber of Commerce There is no charge for the event. lished years ago as a way of She is a charter member of booth at the Mall. casc ^ severe weather, the meeting will be held one week later, Febmary 18.
OFF THE BLOTTER Maureen Vosburg, 23, of Gowen was involved in a property damage accident Friday evening, Jan. 22 when she failed to yield at the traffic light and was struck by a pick-up truck driven by Windy Drown, 17, of Ada. IF YOU THINK Arrested for driving while license suspended, 2nd offense and on 3 criminal bench warrants issued out of a Greenville Court was Edward Baird, 27, of Lowell by Lowell officers Jan. 20. THE POWER IS OFF Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail for driving while license suspended Sat., Jan. 23 by Lowell officers was Ann Conrad, 20, of Clarksville, MI. She was also to be turned over to Grand WHEN THE SWITCH IS OFF Rapids Police on Monday, on a criminal bench warrant issued out of their court for failure to appear in court. YOU'RE WRONG. Arrested and jailed Thurs., Jan. 21 on two warrants, one out ,[ of Grand Rapids, the other out of Kentwood, both for failure to appear in court was Kenneth Haywood, 21, of Grand Rapids by Lowell officers. Involved in a property damage accident Sat., Jan. 23 at Main 9 and Pleasant St. was Jennifer Johnson, 17, when she attempted to KEEP AWAY FROM WATER make a right turn from the left lane and struck a vehicle driven by a 16 yr. old juvenile driver, both drivers are Lowell residents. Everyone knows that electricity Arrested and jailed for driving under the influence of alcohol,2nd offense, was Terry Zylstra, 38, of Grand Rapids, by Lowell officers and water are a dangerous combina- Wed., Jan. 20. tion. But did you know that an electric appliance is still electrically alive even if the switch is off? If the plug is in, Harold Zeigler Ford Is the power is on. So when you keep appliances near water, keep them Lowell's Largest 4* unplugged. Volume Dealer! I!
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