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Showboat negotiating a State's milling kingpins return trip tor Sandi Patti gather to celebrate the advent of "Lowell" following Saturday's By Thad Kraus rained out show Lowell Ledger Editor At the turn of the century there were 534 mills in the State of Michigan. By Thad Kraus ing two numbers (Unto Us In 1958 there were 28 mills. Lowell Ledger Editor and Make His Praise Glori- Today, there are six mills. Four of those six mills ous) and had just begun her were represented at a luncheon on Wednesday to cel- third song when the show had 9 Rain and severe weather ebrate the wheat variety, Lowell. stopped Sandi Patti from com- to be stopped because of in- The Michigan State Millers Association and its mem- pleting her entire show coming severe weather. ber companies, of which King Milling is one, have The majority of the show Saturday night at the Lowell contributed annually to the development of better wheats Showboat. patrons were given enough to be grown in Michigan. However, the Showboat time to find shelter either in To honor the mills contributions to the wheat indus- Board announced Monday the form of the Runciman El- try, Michigan State has named all of their recent releases ementary gym or their cars. night, that negotiations arc after cities in Michigan where mills are or have been in underway with William The heavy rains from the operation. Morris Inc., out of Nashville, initial storm calmed, and word "Each year the Michigan State Millers Association ^ and Sandi Patti management came from the National releases a new variety of wheat that it test for good yields "to reschedule a Patti visit to Weather Service that the se- and to make sure it produces good flour," Said King the Lowell arealaterthissum- vere weather had passed and Milling's King Doyle. "The wheat is produced through a that occasional showers mer. The result of negotiations mixture of six or seven varieties. It last only 10-12 would be available within the would follow periodically years." next day or two. throughout the evening. The wheat breeding started in the I950's and it was It was decided by Show- "The Lowell Showboat 15-20 vears before there was a release. • Board is working hard to see boat and Sandi Patti officials Lowell's dancing machine, Jerry Patton, with the coax- The breeding of the wheat is done at Michigan State that the approximately 2,000 Showboat, cont'd., pg. 8 jng 0f Florence LaRue, strutted his stuff for Showboat University. patrons. ticket purchasers get a second Wheat growing in Michigan is a billion dollar indus- chance to* attend a Patti con- try. Eldor Paul, chairman of the crop and soil science ^cert," Lowell Showboat department, said that there is $80 million of wheat •President Thad Kraus said. produced each year. Showboat vice president "The Lowell variety release has a 10 percent yield Tony Stencel added that if increase potential," Paul said. "It has the potentiaito ncgot iat ions are unsuccessfu I, produce an extra $8 million if grown across the state." the Showboat is prepared, as Paul further explained that there are ways to increase an alternative, to offer all pa- the yield and stay competitive. "First you must control trons of the shortened the quality and then the grain must be kept close to Saturday show a voucher omc which would enable them to ^ • Milling, cont'd., pg. 8 gel a 10 percent discount to- 0 ward any of next year's shows. The voucher would have H to be claimed by July I. "Be- cause of the Tuesday Ledger deadline, it will be importatnt that people look at other local papers for further informa- tion," Stencel said. In an effort to get the show in, the Showboat shortened ^ the preliminary acts which en- ^ abled it to get Patti on stage by approximately 8:25. It was a majestic sight and sound seeing the ole Robert E. Lee approach for docking Patti completed her open- at the amphitheatre.

and girls entering kindergarten through fifth-grade. Lessons Along Main Street will be held at the S. E. YMCA in Forest Hills. Van transportation will be provided. Session II classes will be held on Monday and Wednesday from July 12 through July 28. There will be six 45 minute lessons. The cost is $25 for YMCA members and $42 for non-members. Class time is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Call the YMCA, 897-8445, for transportation times and registration information. Limited space available.

LOWELL AREA JAYCEES 4TH OF JULY PARADE The Lowell Area Jaycees are looking for entries for the 4th of July Parade which will be heldon Saturday, July 3 at 10a.m. LHS CLASS OF 83 REUNION If you would like toenter, please call Tammy Hayes at 897- The Lowell High School Class of '83 is having a 10 year 6403. reunion September 18. Watch for your invitation. If you have any questions call Patty Reagan-Wade, 897- LIBRARY STORYT1ME • 6147. The Kent County Library System Lowell branch presents preschool storytime for children ages three through six. The Dr. Eldor Paul, chairman, crop and soil science LOWELL YMCA SWIM LESSONS HAS OPENINGS program will be held at the Lowell Library, 325 West Main The Lowell YMCA will be offering swim lessons to area Street, on Friday, July 9 at 1 p.m. department. youth again this summer. The program will be offered to boys Main St, cont'd., pg. 17 I hi* l.oxull lA'd^er-Wednesduy, June 23.1993- Pa m* 2 1335 Ul. MAIN. LOWELL Kingsley, Ml. In lieu ot flow- Heasley of Kentwood; three Vivian (Ellsworth) Harrison employed by Con Rail tor 2S ers the family suggests con- grandchildren; four great of Sapulpa OK, Verl (Marie) years before his retirement. MON-SAT 7-11, SUNDAVS 8-9 tribution to the Methodist grandchildren. Funeral ser- McManus of Grand Rapids. In his retirement years he did FULL SERVICE DELI PH 897 8425 Church to be directed to God's vices were held Friday at the OBITUARIES Vesper (Pat) Paton of volunteer work for the Ameri- Kitchen, 303 S. Division, Clarksville Bible Church. Kingsley, Lyle (Carol) can Red Cross and enjoyed Grand Rapids, Ml 49503. Rev. Philip Heap and Dr. McManusof Hannah. Ml; sis- traveling with his wife. In MONEV ORDERS 890 • VI0E0 RENTALS keeping with his wishes cre- Walter Crow officiating. ters-in-law ,Gwen Persons of SHAFFER • Agnes Evelyn CLARK - Ernes! Henry in-laws. Jerene Hoeksema of mation has taken place. Me- Burial at The Bowne Menno- Grand Rapids, and Marilyn Shaffer, aged 87, of Alto SENIORS SAVE 5% EVERV TUESOAV Clark, aged S5. died Friday. Zeeland. Ilah and Robert niteCemctery. Memorial con- (Gilbert) Darling of Buckley, morial services were held June IS. 1993. He is survived VanKlompenberg of passed away Tuesday. June MI; aunts, uncles, cousins, and Wednesday at First United tributions may be made to the In his son and daughler-in- Hudsonville, Arlyn and 15, 1993 at the Luther Nurs- many nieces and nephews. He Methodist Church of Lowell Elmdale Nazarene World DOUBLE COUPONS EVERVDAV! law. Howard and Eva Clark Delores DeKock of Jenison; ing Home, Grand Rapids. was a true and loyal friend to and Friday at Kingsley United Mission Society of Gideon UP TO 50t FACE VALUE. DETAILS INSTORE ot Grand Rapids; several several nieces and nephews; Surviving are one daughter, Bibles. many. Mr. McManus was Methodist Church in grandchildren and great- his step mother-in-law. Mrs. Roger (Virginia) grandchildren. Graveside Ser- Clarice DeKock and her fam- vices were held Tuesday at ily; and special friends. Whitneyville Cemetery. Rev. Howard and Thressa DON'T FORGET TO ENTER Dale Charters officiating. Brouwer. Memorial Services were held Wednsday at the Lowell's Sturgis the recipient of IN OUR 57TH ANNIVERSARY LI BBINGE • Herman R Hilicrest Christain Reformed 2ND BIB WEEK! Luhhinge. aged 67. of Church in Hudsonville. with Dr. Howard Vanderwell offi- Hudsonviile. passed peace- the Louise Harper Scholarship SPECIALS GOOD THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 27,1993 GIVEAWAY! ciating. Interment Floral View fulls from his earthly home to Memorial Cemetery. Memo- eternal glory on Monday. Each spring the English test for short stories were high placc.TriciaSturgisandthird Chrys Thaler and Betsy rial contributions mav be • Thaler. jl" Inn r/J/Tj June 14. 1993. He is survived department at Lowell Hich school teachers Bob Copeland piacc Julie Fox. J,l J.l J,. i,. I,. I.s made to Visiting Nurse Hos- ant anc h\ his losing wife. Norcne: Honorable mention went A booklet has been pre- *" BLUE School holds a creative writ- ' J Gillespie, and guest O pice of West Michigan or %•« %•# %•# %•# his devoted children. Eloise to Rachael Neile-McGrew sented to each entrant with Wycliff Bible Translators. TORTILLA " " m and Boyd Mackus of Akron. and Brian Clemens. the stories and poems of the PENINSULAR BONNET Winners in the poetry di- winners and the poetry of the „Blue OH Collene and Alan Van CHIPS Noord of Lansing. Gwen and MCMANUS - Darrell Ray vision were first place, honorable mention students. PURE SUGAR Bonnet SPREAO (Mac) McManus. aged 60. of Rachael Neile-McGrew; sec- Calvin VanTimmeren of Several students who 4-lb. bag 15-oz. Nacho or Ranch 1-lb. quarters Regular or Lite Allendale. Nancy and Grand Rapids, formerly of ond place. Donna Abel and a have won in the annual con- Save $1.20 a bag! VEGETABLE OIL SPREAD Desmond Notehoom of Kingsley. Ml. passed away tie for third place. Cat test in years past have gone on SUGAR Hudsonville: seven grandchil- peacefully Saturday. June 12. Kilpatrick andTricia Sturgis. tocollegeand majored in writ- dren; Brazilian daughter Surviving are his wife, Bar- Honorable mention went ing, entered careers in writing Eloina Bittencourt. Japanese bara (Jacobsen); his children. ?f m.g to Phil Catlin, Madelen Lei and won contests on the col- daughter Naomi Wright. He Deborah (Richard) Claypool Mendez, Andy Tichelaar, lege level. is also survived hy his brother. of Lowell. Matthew Ray of Roland and Jennifer Luhhinge Grand Rapids, and Holly J. of of Low ell; his sisters. Martha ; his grand- 119 and Winfred Nydam of SD. children. Eric, Heather and Kubacki named u , IT Nella Mae and Vernon Megan Rae Claypool. He also VanderKoov of Cascade; his leaves brother and sisters. V.P. of commercial IGV FRESH IMBESS ing contest open to any stu- judge Mitch McMahon, a COUHTRVLANE The Lowell Ledger dents in the high school. The teacher in Greenville Public loans at FMB Bank * Lowell Km IUft4«rs SImc lt93 English department uses pro- Schools. Poetry judges were James Bosserd, President SKINLESS ceeds from candy sales to pro- high school teachers Laurie of FMB-State Savings Bank, ICE CREAM vide SUK) worth of prizes. Kuna and Jill VanAntwerp, Lowell is pleased to announce (USPS 45-830) Students can enter two cat- and guest judge Terry ^-gallon assorted flavors the appointment of Peter CHICREN BREAST egories: short story or poetry. Lawrence, a Traverse City Published weekly for $10 a year in Kent County. Kubacki as Vice President, First prize in each category is author. $14 a year outside the county by the Lowell Ledger Commercial Loans, Main Of- $25, second prize is $ 15, and Winners in the Short Story Publishing Companv. 105 N. Broadway St., fice, Lowell. He will be re- third prize is SI0. Division were first place: Lowell'. Ml 49331 sponsible for the commercial 1 Judges for this year'scon- Elizabeth Arnold; second Roger K, Brown Thad Kraus lending activities of FMB- Publisher Editor State Savings Bank. (616)897-9261 The Lowell City Directories Are Kubacki joins FMB with Second Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Ml. Now Available At over 16 vears of commercial Published even Wednesday loan experience. He was most POSTMASTER: Send address change to: The Lowell Ledger Office for recently with St>cielv National The Lowell Ledger S Peter Kubacki Bank, Indiana in Indianapo- P. O. Box 128 • Lowell, Ml 49331 4.00 A Copy - lis. A graduate of Indiana in Lowell is an affiliate ol 105 N. Broadway, Lowell. University, he is an Associate First Michigan Bank Corpo- Member of the Construction ration, which is headquar- Financial Management Asso- tered in Holland. 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Lowell, M 48331 or Frosted Flakes Financial Group SAl£ HOURS Won Wrt 4 Thor» 20-oz 2/*3 8 301 Brokerage Servic es Tu« 4fn 8 30-6 Registered Office: Sllurtfly 9-3 N«west Je«p Eagle •J ~ Vhjinoulfi SERVICE & PARTS PORK I BEANS 203 S. Lafayette. Greenville, Ml (616) 754-0352 MEMBER NASD and SlPC Mon ^ii 7 15 5 15 WM Id 7 45 pen 0od§e fturAs J Cut Green Beans or Sweet Peas 16-oz. ... 3/*l The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 23,1993-Page 4 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 23,1993-Page 5 ENGAGEMENTS Homespun

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... the Lord is good... (Psalm candy! Daddy, candy!"—un- • Viewpoint... 34:8). til he got what he wanted. It had hcen a long time Our Heavenly Father since wc had had anv tinv folk wants His children to com- W 9 more rare in Ely, Minnesota, which is located somewhere around our house. So when pletely depend upon Him to "no position" message came up and we were for all intents and north of Canada. little Jimmy, an adorable two- care for them. too. There are purposes, instantly lost. Of course this happened when we I've explained all this useless information about our trip vearold. came to stav with us times when He must refuse were out over Lake Michigan where there are precious few 9 ' 0 as background for the column I intend to devote to my new landmarks. We were loo low to pick up any V.O.R.s, which a few days while his mother our requests if we ask for too G.P.S., or global positioning system. My G.P.S. is a pocket are part of an aviation navigation system that works from line- was hospitalized, we were due many sweets; but wc can rest cozy corner size (if you have pockets like Captain Kangaroo) navigational of-sight radio transmissions. The only diing to do was fly a for some real entertainment. assured He will give us ev- device that works off a system of satellites the military has compass heading until wc got to the Wisconsin shoreline and At first he was reluctant erything He knows is good by Roger Brown placed into orbit. It will give you your exact location anywhere to leave his mother, but after for us—whether it is " mulk" pick up a landmark, or climb until we could pick up V.O.R. on earth to within a few meters, (that's a unit of measure a good cry. he yielded to our or candy." signals. I did bodi. In die wink of an eye. I'd gone from space slightly longer than a liter.) Linda Keim and Dmitri Belvavev solicitations and clung to us Prayer: Heavenly Father, age navigation to die same thing Columbus and Magellan Besides telling you where you're at, the thing will tell you used ... a magnetic compass! trustingly. "We'll take care of teach me to trust Thee as com- where you're going. It Iws a database in which is stored the him like ourown," I promised pletely and implicitly as Walter and Marilyn Russia. ^ Two weekends ago (the nice one), my wife and I flew to location of every airport in North America, plus other aviation Or course I tried lo get my litde pocketful of wizardry Betty. Jimmy trusted us to care for Nickless are happy to an- The bride-to-be resides Bumtside Lake near Ely. Minnesota. We took along another navigational points. Or, you can store your own waypoints in going again. I played with the antenna, put in fresh batteries, Soon Jimmy was depend- him. Thou knowest what I nounce the engagement of and teaches in Russia. The couple. They have inherited interest in a beautiful, but rustic, the tiling by taking the coordinates off a chart or storing your re-started it and darned near re-booted it by kicking the thing ing upon us for all his needs. need and what is best for me. Evelyn and John Briggs their daughter, Linda Sue groom-to-be is a student at stone and log rclreal on its own small island there. present location if you think you might ever want to return I right out of the airplane. By the time I finally gave up on it, we The first thing in the morning I accept Thy choice. Amen. Kcim, also the daughter of the the Oryol Pedagogical Insti- In case you didn't notice, those first three sentences were stored the end of the dock at our friend's cabin. On lop of all had die shoreline in sight, had picked up a V.O.R. signal and he asked for his "mulk." When Oh! for the peace of a perfect late Vern Keim, to Dmitri tute in Oryol Russia. An Au- carefully crafted to supply a lot of basic information in a hurry. this, it gives you the direction to your destination, the direction were plotting a course on the charts. No sweat. We were home we took him to the grocery trust, Briggs' celebrate Markovich Belyayev, son of gust 6,19^3 wedding is being It's the old newsman in me. Who, what, where, when, why and you are flying, your speed and estimated time of arrival. Sorry free. store, no one could have told My loving God, in Thee; Irina Bclyayeva and the late planned. how. Now to expand on some of that basic stuff. kids, no Mario Brothers. Then came die abuse. I had been so vocal about touting but that he was our very own. Unwavering faith, that never Mark Galperin, of Oryol, golden anniversary It was a perfect situation if I ever saw one. These friends As you might well imagine, I was raving about my new die marvels of my new toy. I was in for some well deserved Standing before the candy doubts of ours have a really neat place to go, but it lias one big litde toy to my passengers prior to take-off. I punched up the taunting from my passengers when the thing puked (an avia- counter, Jimmy jumped up Thou choosest best for me. John and Evelyn Briggs nine grandchildren and two problem. It lakes about fifteen hours, one way, to drive there. Ely airport and my gizmo told me it was 410 nautical miles at tion technical term for equipment failure). For the rest of die and down and screamed for of Lowell will celebrate their great-grandchildren. 01 have access to a great way to get us there. A four place 342 degrees. Once we were airborne, I picked up my heading, trip I had to listen to questions like. "How much further? How all in the store to hear, "Daddv, AUTHOR UNKNOWN 5()th Wedding Anniversary on A family picnic is planned floatplane that would cart us all there in about four hours and trimmed the airplane and settled in for a non-stop, direct flight, far have we come? What's our groundspeed? What's our Thursday, June 24. to celebrate this special occa- dispense us right at the dock. (A floatplane is a regular airplane just like the big boys. I had an unsettling feeling that this was E.T.A.?" All the stuff I'd been able to rattle off after a glance Thev have four children, sion. equipped with floats which allow it to land in the water more HARDEES/ way too easy. I was right of course. at my G.P.S. Now I know how Columbus felt when they'd COLLEGE NEWS than once.) Added to the formula was a forecast for unusually We'd been flying less than an hour when my gizmo began been at sea a few weeks and hadn't sighted land. At least he LEDGER nice weather. A real rarity around here, and probably even flashing a "poor signal" message. A couple minutes later die didn't have a G.P.S. to puke on him. BIRTHDAY More than 2(K) local stu- ern Michigan University; To THE EDITOR CLUB illustrated by Steven Kellogg. zany way. This book is found in the juvenile section of the dents received a total of Andrea Nave. Michigan State John Chapman (Appleseed's real name) was bom in library and in local bookstores. It is for grades 1-3. SI46.442 educational assis- University; Catherine Pas- If your name appears below in the To the Editor, was requested by the Chief to 1774 in Massachusetts. Before his second birthday, his father BEARS IN PAIRS by Niki Yektai with pictures by Diane tance dollars from 12 schol- quale. Cedarville College; I'm saddened bv the turn HARDEES/LEDGER BIRTHDAY CLUB COLUMN, 9 suit-up in a SCBA and go into joined the army to fight in the Revolutionary War and his deGroat is a toddler's delight; a "Read it again, and again." arship funds managed by The Tricia Sturgis. Albion Col- stop in and get your birthday card at the Ledger office. of events. I believe it is an a controlled burn. To my mother and little brother died. His father later re-married and kind of bear book. This picture book is so easy to read that a Grand Rapids Foundation. lege and Peter Wills, Michi- invasion of my privacy. This knowledge. I was the only had a family of 10 children. When John was old enough he left beginner reader can practice with adults or brothers and The card entitles you to a FREE gan State University. The scholarships, to be used is a volunteer position, which firefighter to find the victim. sisters. The pictures are delightful and the ending that all the ice cream at Hardee's! home, with a pouch of apple seeds and began to explore the during the 1^3-^4 school I was hired to over 15 years If I was a liabilitv, back in bears are progressing toward is a tea party with Mary. Get 9 land to the west. When he reached the Allegheny Mountains, year, were awarded by The Book Review by: June 25: Rodncv Wingeier. Jennifer Kcrman. Pal Nowak ago. December 1992, why was I he cleared some land and planted his first small apple orchard. ready to have a snack when you finish reading this fun book. A total of 1,326 students 'AJ Foundation to students based A beard and facial hair sent in? I have never had a From there on. John became famous for sharing his Ann Witicnbach, Marilyn June 28: Brian Doyle. Dianna achieved placement on the Joan Wittenbach on their academic achieve- ban. should include mote than Russell Sandy. Dawn Potter. Don problem with a seal in the past apple seeds with pioneers and planting orchards. He loved My youngest granddaughter is coming over soon and I ments, extracurricular activi- spring quarter Dean's List at June 26: Cathy Kuehle, Tim Bvers. Mary Ellen Mever me and my beard. What is and did not on this day either. animals and never hurt them and had absolutely nothing to do can hardly wait to get this book out for us to read. I found this 9 9 * ties, statements of personal Michigan Technological Uni- Stepek, Carol Anderson, Tom June29: Marlene Knottnerus, concerned facial hair.' My I am more than half way on One day while crunching a delicious Empire apple. I with guns. As he walked through the states of Pennsylvania, happy book at Bargain Books on 29th St. The selection for aspirations and education versity by earning a grade Bishop. Bill Stahl. Dale Pe- Colin Pawloski. Peg Bedell. beard does not come in the my First Responder credits suddenly remembered Johnny Appleseed. "If it wasn't for Ohio and Indiana, people began to repeat the stories that John children is exciting. With the cost of books going higher and goals and financial need. point average of 3.5or higher. ters. Lottie Commodore. Jovce Man Miff way of my performance as a (13) for recertification, hich him and his vision," I muttered to myself. "1 probably wouldn't had told them of his adventures and his love for the apple. He higher. Bargain Books is just that—a bargain. They have all Award amounts varied, de- Those students from the June 30: Cindy Anderson- First Responderor in the past doesn't expire until October be eating this apple." That was enough inspiration for me to began to be known among people as Johnny Appleseed. kinds of books besides the children's section. Drop in and pending upon the income Lowell area include: Rob E. June 27: Carol Wicland,Skvc Middaugh, Jeanne Satterfieid, as a fire fighter. And the events 1994. go to the library in search of the old story of JOHNNY Steven Kellogg has taken an unique and imaginative story browse—but try to have some unrushed time. It is an exciting s Springer, of Ada. a senior in available in each scholarship leading up to my termination On June 5, at a burn prac- APPLESEED. And 1 found a delightful version retold and and made it come alive in his own colorful and sometimes place for book lovers. Perala. Richard Mahynski, Sheila Yeiter Mechanical Engineering. fund, from 5250 to S2,5(K). with the Ada Volunteer Fire/ tice ( I tanked water), I was Ke\in (Jallowav. Jov Potter. Michelle J. Vandis. of Alto, a Lowell High School Rescue Department, lead me fitted for a new SCBA mask. senior in Business Adminis- The Water Co. is sinking several test wells looking for 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 24,1943 W «• ii«'\#*r iiml«>r*laml ho* littlr need in this graduates awarded Edwin F. to believe there was no prob- I had already received a letter Doyle Scholarship grants tration and Alan Pennington, better water. Applications for new A gasoline ration books can be uorld until uc kuou |li«» lo*»** of it. lems. of future job termination de- of Saranac. a senior in Civil The Michigan Building at the World's Fair has a picked up at the Ration Board and mailed in. were: Danielle Fellows, Cal- There was talk, but talk is mands at that time. Does this —Jamt»* Mutthru Karrie Engineering painting of President Lincoln showing Sojourner Truth Be sure to write tire serial numbers accurately. Volun- vin College; Julie Fox, West- cheap. On January 30,1^3,1 make sense. There is more to the Bible. She is buried in Battle Creek, and once visited teers will process the applications. a tire fighters job than putting IPriscilla Lowell. Don't give your leftover red or blue food ration stamps on a SCBA mask. Lussmyeri Since the wheat market is so soft this year farmers are away; it is illegal. Dealers, don't accept loose stamps. Steve Koning advised to weed out any rye mixed in with the wheat: Tuberculosis is the leading cause of death among AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY otherwise it may not sell. college students. Give A Gift that British health has improved since rationing of food, ADA COMMUNITY will be remembered all REFORMED CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY probably because of plain nutrition. Income taxes and CALVARY CHRISTIAN ^year long!!! 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 19,1918 7227 Thorrappie R'vef Dr 676-1032 CHURCH OF LOWELL Victory taxes will be deducted from pay checks starting REFORMED CHURCH Waterworks Superintendent. Frank McMahon warns Pastor: THOMAS J BARTHA Meeting at the Bushnell School OF LOWELL July 1, says Secretary ofthe Treasury Henry Morgenthau Morning Worship 10:00 A M that sprinkling hours of 5-8 a.m. and p.m. must be (700 Elizabeth) REV CARL J REITSMA - 897-9836 in a full page ad. Sunday School 11:20 A M ,/ /' yji • 1151 West Mam Street. Lowell, Ml observed or water supply lines will be shut off. The Sunday Morning Worship Evening Worship 6:00 PM Morning Worship io 00 A. M reservoir is small but adequate if rules are observed. And Children's Activities 10:00 A M. 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 20, 1968 We invite you to make Sunday School 11 20 A.M. Another contingent of Kent County men will report for Root-Lowell prepares to build a new factory and this community church Midweek Bible Studies and Youth Groups Evening Worship 6:00 PM Ledger Entries duty at Camp Custer next Sunday. Nursery available at both services headquarters. your church home IV "LISTENING AND HELPING" 6. E. Rogers is selling potato and apple crates made WELCOME TO ALL 897-0077 Barrier Free Here's the secret—give a Lowell and 59 other Lake Michigan area communities AV of 100,75,50 and 25 Years Ago w/Ai gift subscription of ttjis of elm with 116 cement nails in each crate. He'll fill your are told to clean up phosphates in their sewage by state newspaper to your special orders and repair your lawn mower too. ALTON BIBLE CHURCH and federal authorities. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL friends. We provide a color- The Washington D C. Committee on Information de- Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road ful gift card to meet any Amway launches a shop-by-catalog line of 300 items. OF LOWELL CHURCH OF LOWELL 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - JUNE 21,1893 clares that the U. S is honeycombed with Kaiser spies. Sunday School 10:00 A M special occasion announ- The first kidney transplant operation on an area 2275 West Mam Street Morning Worship 11 00 A M (United Church of Christ) The story is told of a British pilot who rams a German cing you as the giver. Now "Do not miss the opportunity of having Dr. Covey patient is performed on Ada's Martin VanDam. Evening Praise 6 00 P.M. 404 North Hudson • 897-5906 you don't have to worry plane to take it out of action, then manages to land extract your teeth without pain or sleep. At Davis House A10" morel is found by Vern Strouse, north of Lowell. Sun Worship Services 9 30 AM & 6 00PM Wednesday AWANA 7 00 P M about shopping for a hard Worship and Church School 10 00AM to find gift for that special next week Monday and Tuesday." safely. Sunday School 11 00 A M (Sept • April) Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 PM Dr Roger LaWarre Pastor pdi'SOn tu enjoy. Come by Eleanor Martin Dirodor ot Education our office or call today 'or Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 00PM REV KENNETH R MCGEE Pastor IMPOTENCE used for high blood pressure can cause impotence. Roger MacNaughton Director of MUSK: specific details on this con- 69 / 5648 or 897 4273 JHEGERKW PASTOR 557-7168 Barrier Free Nursery Provided venient. exciting gift! With Drs. Paul Gauthier, In most cases, the cause for impotence is physical, not YOU ARE WELCOME' Impotence in our adult male population is more common Jim Lang & Joyce deJong psychological; but the complete treatment approach involves than one might think. It is estimated that 10 to 30 million consideration of both factors in order to optimize the likeli- American men sutler from some degree of impotence. Most FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOOD SHEPHERD ST. MARY'S hood of successful management. MISSIONARY CHURCH men do not know it can be treated, and their physicians arc CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH t CATHOLIC CHURCH The most common and successful non-surgical approach 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 10501 Setliewood Pti 897 7105 often unaware that there arc options besides psychotherapy or 10305 Bluewater Highway 402 N Amity to treating impotence has been the penile injection technique. REGULAR HOURS Sunday School 9 45AM Lowell surgery. Fortunately, non-surgical options for the treatment of Worship Service 11 00 A M In this therapy, the man gives himself an injection of a Morning Worship 9 00AM & 10 45 AM Morning Worship 10 00 A M impotence are becoming more and more popular. Evening Service 6 00 PM medication directly into the shaft ofthe penis. This medication Church School 3 30 to 10 30 A M Sunday School & Adult Bible 9 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN The causes of impotence can be many. Illnesses such as Prayer and Praise - Wed . 7 30 PM has the effect of dilating the blood vessels locally, which REV WILLIAW AMUNDSEN MINISTER JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR 105 N. Broadway. hardening of the arteries, diabetes and high blood pressure GLENN H MARKS Senior Pastor 897-9110 MASSES results in greater blood flow for the penis, and subsequent Nursery available at both services 897 8307 STAN GERIG Associate Pastor 897-5894 Saturday Mass 5 30 PM may result in inability to achieve erection. A low level of the Barrier - Free Entrance Lowell, Ml erection. These injections work in about 80 percent of the ALL ARE WELCOME! Sunday Masses 9:00 & 11:00 A M hormone testosterone may also be responsible. In one quarter (Barrier Free) of the cases the cause is drug induced, many of the medicines Health, continued, pg. 22 CZZZZ2.

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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by need for library services. Equipment Fund. John Curtis, 414 Lincoln Lake and President of Curtis OF FONGER to approve an Industrial Facilities Exemption In order to accomplish this, a one time contribution of IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN Laundry and Dry Cleaners Inc., commented on the CITY COUNCIL Certificate for Optec, Inc. covering one year. $5326 to the County is needed covering added costs YEA: 5. to approve the purchase and installation of two utility issue of the transient merchant ordinance amendment. OF THE YEA: 5. from July to December. These expenses involve provid- NAY: 0. buildings for existing water wells at the water plant from He expressed his concern that the Council was pres- CITY OF LOWELL NAY: 0. ing one new 15 hour position as well as adding five hours ABSENT: 0. Michigan PreCast Concrete (Howell) in the amount of sured into making a change in the transient ordinance ABSENT: 0. for the Branch Librarian. MOTION CARRIED. $4470 each allocated from the Water Fund. due to the complaint of one individual. Additionally, he For the Regular Meeting of Monday, June 7, 1993. MOTION CARRIED. After December, expenses would be spread over the YEA: 5. felt Two Seasons brings much business in the City of jurisdictions participating in the County system. The City Item #8. PAVING PARKING LOT AT CREEKSIDE NAY: 0. Lowell. Carta Luscombe, owner of Two Seasons, said The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Item #3. CONSIDER TO ADOPT 1993-94 OPERAT- costs involving the Library would increase from $15,000 PARK. Last fall. Wolverine Paving provided an asphalt ABSENT: 0. that she has always tried to conform to the rules en- Maatman and the Clerk called the Roll. ING BUDGET, SET MILLAGE RATE AND SCHEDULE (from last year's budget) to $16,100. base course for the first phase of the Creekside parking MOTION CARRIED. forced by the City and hoped that the Council would Present: Councilmembers Green, Hodges, Thompson, TRUTH-IN-TAXATION HEARING - HOLD SECOND lot. Approximately $3500 in appropriated funds remain keep her informed of any amendments to the transient Fonger and Mayor Maatman. PUBLIC HEARING ON BUDGET. Mayor Maatman IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by to complete the finish course. Item #11. AUDITOR AGREEMENT. City Manager Pas- ordinance. Absent: None. opened the public hearing to consider the 1993-94 GREEN to initiate the expansion of library hours from 25 quale said that the proposed agreement for auditing Tina Phillips, 1028 N. Hudson, expressed her apprecia- operating budget. City Manager Pasquale discussed the to 29 through a one time contribution of $5326 to the Pasquale said, at this time, a limited amount of Lee Fund sen/ices from Biggs, Hausserman, Thompson and tion to the Council for allowing the Lowell Area Jaycees IT WAS MOVED BY HODGEo and seconded by following iter.ii irom the June 3 Council work session: Kent County Library System for the period from July to monies are available this coming year for parks projects. Dickinson outlines a maximum charge of $16,695. Any permission to build the playground structure and run the FONGER that the minutes ofthe May 17,1993 meeting - General Fund: $10,000 in rentals charged in the December; After which, expenses would be spread over In discussing this with Parks Supervisor Dan DesJarden, costs incurred over that amount require Council ap- concession stand at Creekside Park. She said there is be approved as written. Parks budget were not required because of the the jurisdictions participating in the County system. it was recommended that a base course be provided for proval. The letter outlined the same services that have much excitement from the parents regarding the pro- YEA: 5. recently approved mowing contract. This amount YEA: 5. the second phase and defer on the finish work until next been provided previously. In responding to Council posed projects. NAY: 0. was deleted from the expenditures bringing the NAY'.O. year. Wolverine Paving provided a cost of $8,450 to inquiry. Judy Noonon. Treasurer/Finance Director, said ABSENT: 0. Parks budget to $104,450 and the total General ABSENT: 0. complete the job. that quotes from other firms were received for auditing Item #14. COUNCIL COMMENTS. Councilmember MOTION CARRIED. Fund to $1,545,097. The Fund now provides figures MOTION CARRIED. services last year. However, not as many hours were Thompson said it is nice to see that Creekside Park is based on the defeat of Proposal A. IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by included for professional CPAs. Councilmember Thomp- heavily utilized and felt the new playground structure will IT WAS MOVED BY FONGER and seconded by GREEN Mayor Maatman questioned if the City's cost of $16,100 HODGES to approve the base course paving for the son added there would be added costs in the training of be a great benefit. that the minutes of the June 2,1993 special meeting be - The refuse collection budget has amounted to was from the period of January 1994 to January 1995 second phase ofthe Creekside Parking lot by Wolverine a new auditing firm. Councilmember Fonger questioned the progress of the approved as written. $137,000 or roughly two mills. The need to imple- City Manager Pasquale responded that this cost was for Paving in the amount of $8,450 allocated from the Lee home located at 515 King. City Manager Pasquale said YEA: 5. ment a system not dependent on property tax the 1993-1994 fiscal year from July 1 to June 30 Fund. IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by he will check the status of the improvements with Andy NAY: 0. revenues is apparent. Also, residential curb side Additionally, Maatman wanted to know how much in YEA: 5. FONGER to approve the auditor agreement from Biggs. Sparks. Building Inspector. ABSENT: 0. recycling and leaf pick up must be planned in light of additional funds will the City be spending for the full year NAY: 0. Hausserman. Thompson and Dickinson with a maxi- Councilmember Hodges said he enjoyed his recent MOTION CARRIED. upcoming State regulations. In response, the Coun- Pasquale responded that amount has not been deter- ABSENT: 0. mum charge of $16,695. talks with the Boy Scouts. # cil directed the Manager to provide a mined. MOTION CARRIED. YEA: 5. Councilmember Green mentioned the City Parks looked IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by THOMP- Refuse-Recycling Plan by fall. Also, a tag system for NAY: 0. very good. SON that the bills and accounts payable be allowed and garbage bags would be implemented by January 1, Item #6. TRANSIENT MERCHANT ORDINANCE Item #9. WATER SERVICE WORK ATTHE BOOSTER ABSENTO. the warrants issued. 1994. AMENDMENTS. City Manager Pasquale said that based PUMP STATION AREA. In order to supply adequate MOTION CARRIED. Item #15. CITY MANAGER S REPORT. City Manager YEA; Councilmembers Green, Hodges, Thompson, upon receiving a comment from a concerned merchant pressure to 590,802,811,825 and 829 Shepard, ap- Pasquale reported on the following: Fonger and Mayor Maatman. - The Council reviewed proposed expenditures and regarding the transient merchant ordinance and the proximately 500 feet of two (2) inch copper service must Item #12. SIDEWALK SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NAY: 0. found them to be acceptable. With $10,000 less flower shop on the west side, a review of the ordinance be installed from the high pressure side of the booster SCHEDULE. City Manager Pasquale said that the A. At its May 27 meeting, the Downtown Development ABSENT: 0. needed in Parks, the millage rate could be reduced has been completed comparing the ordinance to others pump station to the residences involved. Hudson Street special assessment project consists of Authority selected Design Plus to provide the landscape MOTION CARRIED. . 15 from the proposed 14 mills. Pasquale added that in the West Michigan area. Based on discussions with Bob Robinson, Water Distribution Supervisor, said that the following; architect-urban design work forthe streetscape-parking 13.85 mills will be provided in the 1993-94 Budget. City Attorney Richard Wendt and several Councilmem- five residences will still be on the low water pressure side lot improvements at a cost of $22,480. Fishbeck. Thomp- BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (6/7/93 bers, the following had been proposed. of the new booster pump station. He mentioned that the June 30 - receive contractor bids son. Carr and Huber will undertake the civil engineering - Sewer Fund: It is anticipated that the City will be homeowners all currently have their own water service July 6 - set public hearing for assessment roll while Griener. Inc. will carry out the electrical engineer- General Fund $49,210.91 refinancing the Wastewater Treatment Plant bonds - reduce total allowable time from six (6) months to in addition to an individual booster pump in their base- July 19 - hold hearing and set roll project completed by ing. Major Street Fund 274.11 and save approximately $10,000 per year. In view of three (3) months in any year ments. Pasquale said the City would install the service the end of August. Construction work is expected to begin in the Spring of Local Street Fund 293.62 this fact and upon further review of the budget, no to their present service line. Robinson added that any 1994. Sewer Fund 211,769.20 rate increases were proposed. - by resolution, provide a $10 application fee plus a maintenance from beyond that point would be the re- Item #13. CITIZENS COMMENTS. Jane Feutz, owner B. At its May 24 meeting, the Planning Commission Water Fund 62,714.60 $5 a day charge for the first ten (10) days. Then, a sponsibility of the homeowner. He told the Council that of the Celtic Isle Restaurant. (211 W. Main) requested approved the following site plans: Equipment Fund 18,184.83 IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by HODGES $10 a day charge would be extended covering the the City is satisfying the need of these residents for high permission to use the City parking lot between Broad- Data Processing Fund 3,761.97 to adopt the resolution approving the 1993-94 Operating remaining 80 days in a calendar year. Currently, a pressure. way and Riverside on Sunday, June 27,1993 for an Irish -10.000 square foot addition to Metric Manufactur- Current Tax Fund 29,771.87 Budget and to establish the millage rate at 13.85 mills as charge of $10 per week is provided. Councilmember Thompson questioned if the line would festival. Feutz said that $1,000,000 liability insurance ing well as set a truth-in-taxation hearing for the June 21, accommodatefutureconstruction. Robinson responded will be provided with the City placed as coinsured for the Item #1. REQUEST FOR REZONING - ROLL AWAY, 1993 City Council meeting. IT WAS MOVED BY FONGER and seconded by it would noL Councilmember Fonger inquired if there is event. - South driveway relocation to the west along with a new parking lot and queuing (waiting) lane layouts LTD. (805 E. MAIN) - FROM R-2 AND R-3 (RESIDEN- YEA: Councilmembers Green, Hodges, Thompson, HODGES to set a public hearing for June 21. 1993 to any public participation in the cost of the project. Pas- IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN for the FMB Branch Bank. TIAL) TO C-2 (GENERAL BUSINESS) Fonger and Mayor Maatman. consider an amendment to the transient merchant ordi- quale said these residences currently are hooked up to RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PLANNING COM- NAY: 0. nance. the City water service and their participation in the cost to approve the Celtic Isle Restaurant to utilize the City MISSION. Carol and Harry Bardwell, owners of Roll-Away ABSENT: 0. YEA: 5. has not been proposed. Councilmember Thompson parking lot between Broadway and Riverside on Sun- C. A copy of the agreement between the Lowell Area Ltd. had requested a rezoning from R-2 and R-3 (Resi- MOTION CARRIED. NAY: 0. added these customers have paid for their service and day. June 27forthe Celtic festival, with liability insurance Jaycees and the City to operate the concession stand dential) to C-2 (General Business) of their property along ABSENT: 0. felt they deserve to have high pressure. provided. was presented. D. The Council and the Planning Commission will meet East Mam from Horatio to Grove. The Bardwells' intent Item #4. RESOLUTION ON WATER SERVICE RATES. MOTION CARRIED. YEA: 5. was to have the entire 293 feet established for rezoning. City Manager Pasquale said that the following water NAY; 0. jointly on Monday. June 14 to hear presentations from ABSENT; 0. Design Plus (7 p.m.) and WW Engineering and Science But. the application provided one parcel address cover- service rates need to be adjusted to compensate for debt Item #7. PURCHASE OF FLAT BED TRAILER FOR IT WAS MOVED BY THOMPSON and seconded by MOTION CARRIED. (8:30 p.m.) regarding the Master Plan project. ing only the west 132 feet. After holding a public hearing, service costs involved in the northeast water system DPW. Presently the Department of Public Works does GREEN to supply adequate pressure to 590,802,811.825 E. The following schedule has been proposed regarding the Planning Commission recommended that the west improvement project. He mentioned that these charges not have any means to transport their 61 and 72 mowers and 829 Shepard by installing approximately 500 feet of Charles Doyle (523 Lincoln Lake Rd) said that he has the west side water Improvement project: parcel be rezoned to Commercial. The Commission told will become effective for billings mailed to customers without driving them on the street. The following quotes two inch copper service from the high pressure side of received numerous complaints regarding the proposed the Bardwells to submit another application for the after July 15, 1993. were received: the booster pump station in the amount of $8,500 with remaining parcel. funds allocated from the Repair and Maintenance ac- sidewalk program on Hudson St. Having sidewalk on - December - bid one side of the street is sufficient. He felt that sidewalks - January - award In recommending for rezoning, the Planning Commis- - Water Readiness to Serve - Kubota (Grand Rapids) $ 1575 light weight counts of the Water Fund. would greater benefit the citizens if installed on West - March 15 - begin project sion noted the long time commercial use of the building $2600 heavy duty YEA; 5. located at 805 E. Mam. - based on a residential meter (5/8"), the monthly NAY; 0. Main. Additionally, he questioned the progress of the - June 1 - finish project County widening the intersection of M-21 and Hudson Carol Bardwell said that the only concern expressed by charge would be increased from $9.50 to $12.00. - Spartan Distributors (Sparta) $2215 light ABSENT: 0. neighbors was over the future use of the vacant east lot. Other meter sizes (identified in the resolution) will St. Doyle added that Oakwood Cemetery looks great F. A letter was presented from Robert Kammers (803 N. weight only MOTION CARRIED. She added that zoning the west parcel as commercial increase proportionally. and has received many positive comments regarding Monroe) requesting that the two trees in front of his would be beneficial to her business. Mrs. Bardwell the condition of the cemetery for Memorial Day. house be removed. - Grandville Tractor and Equipment $2500 light Item #10. PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF TWO mentioned that the request for rezoning was caused by City Manager Pasquale said that no increases were UTILITY BUILDINGS FOR EXISTING WATER WELLS. City Manager Pasquale responded that he is continuing G. District Court Judge Sara Smolenski provided a weight only wanting to purchase an awning sign for their business. proposed in the water consumption rates nor the sani- The current shelters protecting three water wells are in to work on the project of widening the Hudson-M-21 favorable court ruling on the constitutionality of the Under Residential zoning, signage is very restricted. tary sewer charges. deteriorating condition. In order to remedy the situation. intersection. He said the County has agreed to purchase ordinance requiring cost recovery against persons who Pasquale said it was recommended by the Department right of way or easements. However, the State has are found or plead guilty of driving under the influence of Public Works to purchase the heavy duty flat bed Water Plant Superintendent George Regan has recom- IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by GREEN expressed concern with the gasoline stations and the of alcohol or a controlled substance. IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES and seconded by THOMP- trailer from Kubota with funds allocated from the equip- mended the purchase of a precast concrete building for to approve the rezoning of the west parcel for Roll Away, potential ground contamination liability if easements are H. Due to favorable interest rates, the refinancing of the SON to adopt by resolution the monthly charge for water ment fund. Councilmember Thompson questioned the two of the wells to be placed on a slab with footings. The Ltd (805 E Mam) from R-2 and R-3 (Residential) to C-2 debt service from $9.50 to $ 12.00 based on a residential acquired. He said the project is estimated at $80,000 Waste Water Treatment Plant bonds is planned. possibility of contracting out the remainder ofthe parks following bids were received: (General Business) with the City share being $20,000. Also, Pasquale said 5/8" meter with other meter sizes increasing propor- Pasquale responded the trailer will be used to haul other YEA 5 tional ly. that environmental studies are needed for the project. Item #16. APPOINTMENTS. The following board and equipment in addition to the mowers. Councilmember Michigan PreCast Concrete (Howell) NAY: 0 YEA: 5. $4470 each with hatch He did mention that the County will be widening the commission positions need to be reappointed or filled Fonger questioned if the lighter weight trailer would be ABSENT: 0 NAY: 0. intersection of Bowes and S. Hudson in July. (expire June 30): adequate. Bob Robinson. Water Distribution Supervi- MOTION CARRIED ABSENT. 0 Kerkstra PreCast. Inc. (Jenison) Carol Bardwell, owner of Roll-A-Way Ltd. (805 E. Main) sor, mentioned that the trailer would also be used to haul MOTION CARRIED said she has been waiting for the State to initiate Planning Commission - three positions an asphalt roller and piping as we!l as various other $5372 each Item #2. OPTEC, INC. (199 SMITH) - APPLICATION repaving the road in front of her business. She ques- Cable TV Board - one position equipment. Judy Noonon, Treasurer/Finance Director, FOR AN INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES EXEMPTION CER- Item #5. CONSIDERATION OF INITIAL FUNDING Hospitality Marketing Associates (Livonia) tioned who she should contact regarding the situation. Light and Power - one position said currently the mowers are being driven on the street TIFICATE (P.A. 198)- PUBLIC HEARING. Mayor FOR ADDED HOURS AT THE LIBRARY. City Manager $4457 each - no assembly or hatch included City Manager Pasquale advised Mrs. Bardwell to con- Board of Review - one position from Creekside Park to Stoney Lakeside Park. Having a Maatman opened the public hearing for Optec, Inc. to Pasquale said that there has been concern regarding tact Jon Rice of the Michigan Department of trailer would provide a safer means to transport the Transportation' Grand Rapids office. IT WAS MOVED BY HODGES to adjourn at 8:39 p.m. consider an application for an Industrial Facilities Ex- the number of hours the library is open. He reviewed the mowers. In reviewing the bids, it was recommended by Regan emption Certificate on the proposed 1500 square foot situation with Jane Aronson, Branch Librarian and Jo- that the City award purchase to Michigan Pre-Cast Councilmember Hodges questioned if the widening of DATE APPROVED: Monday. June 21 addition to their building. City Manager Pasquale said seph Garcia, Kent County Library Director. It has been Concrete. Pasquale added that Michigan PreCast in- the Bowes and S. Hudson intersection will be completed IT WAS MOVED BY GREEN and seconded by FONGER that Optec's application would qualify for one year ac- proposed to increase library hours from 25 • 29. Pas- cluded a hatch in case the well would have to be pulled. in time for the 4-H fair. City Manager Pasquale re- James D. Maatman, Mayor to purchase the heavy duty trailer from Kubota of Grand quale said this should help accommodate the public's sponded he felt it would be completed by fair week. David M. Pasquale. City Clerk cording to the formula established by the City Council. Rapids in the amount of $2600 as allocated from the The others did not include a hatch. The I.owell Ledger-Wednesday, June 23, IW-Page 8 The Lowell Ledger-Wednesday, June 23,1993-Page 9 Ellis' fans "got that feeling" about budding country star

While Ellis changed from The Lowell Ledger's By Thad Kraus very proud of Thom and very The 10 amaluer acts thai Lowell Ledger Editor proud of the welcome he re- suit and tie to jeans and cow- shared ihe stage were Malia ceived here in Lowell." boy boots, Maycroft sang Huffman, song and dance His first visit lo the Show- So was Ellis. A couple of three-four songs. The high- Ashley Teat, tap dance; Tricia boat as an observer was as a limes during the show he men- light was a ballad he wrote for Sturgis, song;"BeOurGuests" 15-year old decked out in his tioned how grateful he was to his mother. (Medelyn Weslover, Danielle best Hank Williams outfit. the audience. Ellis concluded his two Grate, Jessica Covell, Kara Thorn Ellis had another first Ellis told his audience dial hour set with "In America," Kreiger, KendraGreiner, Kan visit lo the Showboat Thurs- coming back lo Lowell was scheduled to be released as a DeGennaro. Samantha day night, tins time as the like deja vu, "It doesn't seem single within the next month. Kelchem, Beatrice LaBarge, headliner. that long ago 1 was in Lowell For his encore, Ellis per- Jessica Couture and Lori Now residing in BassetU schools and living in Alto," he formed Bob Seger's classic Laurence), dance; "One and a VA, Ellis said his southern explained. "Turn The Page." Half (Christy Ennis, Julia neighbors always ask him how The Lowell native's talents Thursday night's show may Ennis and Jennifer Sytsma). a northern boy got to singing shined through the darkness not only have helped Ellis lipsync; Jolene Huffman, song LISTING country music. "I tell them of the early evening as lie did Turn the Page,' but also turn and dance; Brittany Barber, that they just don't know us a ballad of songs that he per- the comer on a blossoming dance; "Wild West" (Brian very well up here." formed in supper clubs and career. and Catherine Serba), dance; MAGAZINE The 1,000 plus fans in at- steak houses when he first The amatuer portion of the "Get Ready For Us" (Melissa tendance Thursday, know him started performing locally. show included die annual slap Brandt and Holly Bowen), quite well, and it's safe to say The ballad included "Your In slick from die endmen (Terry clog dancing; and the "Up- Features Complete that the emotions they har- Love and Out of Danger," Fenech, Tony Stencel, Joe town Girls" (Laura Kukawski. ness for Ellis were spoken in "SweetMusicMan," "Danny's Greene, Shannon Marie Malia Huffman, Jolene Listings off Lowell his opening number, "1 Got a Greene, Corrie Durkee and Huffman, Brittaiiy Barber and Song," and "Wind Beneath My Cable TV Channels Feeling." Ashley Feat), dance. Wings." Ron Wood) and their banter- The president of his fan On A Daily Basis. A bonus that audience ing wiUi interlocutor, Gordon club has had a feeling about Pictures, cont'd., pg. 21 members may not have ex- Gould. Ellis'talent foradozenyeaiv" pected came from Ellis' part- Complete & "I've known him for 12 ner, Steve Maycroft years. I knew die first time I Easy To Use heard him that he was going to be a success. Thorn is a strong dynamic singer," said Diane Listings Coincide Bennett, president of the Thom With Numbers On Ellis Fan Club. "Every lime 1 Your Tuner I horn Kllis had a homecoming party Thursday ni^htat hear him it is like hearing the Showboat. Thom for the first time. I'm Channel Station City

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(Q DISC Ron Silver (second from left) both directed and stars in "Lifepod," a futuristic reworking of Alfred Hitchcock's Florence LaRue and the and recruited Jerry Patton lo "I'm a performer, I enjoy CD TNT Atlanta "Lifeboat" that airs Monday on Fox. Silver's co-stars are (from left) Jessica Tuck, CCH Pounder, Robert Loggia Showboat, continued rest of the Fifth Dimension show her how Michigan communicating with the au- and Stan Shaw. ensemble cast stirred the people dance. She had Patlon dience," LaRue said after the memories of yesteryear at the use the song "Jump" to dem- show " LaRue and members to prepare to resume the wc arc going for it." tronic equipment or the Lowell Showboat Friday onstrate. of the group spent 30-60 min- TRUCKS & VANS show. Shortly thereafter a second people using it and thus ef- night. Later in the show Patlon utes signing programs for the Palli then went out to the storm carrying heavy rains forts lo conl i nue the show were "Tonight's show had a feel- reiurned to the stage as LaRue approximately 1,200 in atten- front of the stage and told the and severe weather conditions stopped. 1988 GMC JIMMY - V6, auto., loaded. SALE $6,495 ing of the Showboat's from grabbed a handful of people dance following the show. The audicnce "You guys arc unbe- blew in overhead. This lime, Patti went out and talked to years ago," said a member of for an on-stage dance. lievable. As soon as wc get and signed autographs for lead singer also made an ap- I FREE TANK OF GAS! 1988 FORD F150 XL - V8, cruise, tilt, cassette, though, it was decided it was the Lowell Showboat choir The Fifdi Dimension's au- pearance afterwards at thcall-clearonthe equipment, no longer safe for the elec- fans. 2 tanks ONLY $6,995 who wished to remain anony- dience participation show in- Larkins' "Other Place" where and that it is not hazardous. [ With Purchase of Any Car! | mous. "It's how the Showboat cluded diree young Lowell appetizers were served. 1987 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE - 7 passenger, was meant lo be." l^iRue, leading die Fifth I I automatic, with air ONLY $3,995 SwK Milling, continued Dimension group, defined 1 I SAdHminm I 1986 FORD F150 - 4x4, 351 VB, auto., fiberglass King Milling built its firsl University. MSU has pro- ing for a long time." what is meant by performers. lli I cap. 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