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lum« 9, Issue 28 Serving Lowell Area jfflf Readers Since 1893 May 29. 1985 Along Main Street WCUZ/Budweiser benefit nets $4,000 "Last weekend s WCUZ/Bud- T • weiser Showboat Benefit will net s at least $4,000 for the Showboat coffers,,** said WCUZ Public Re- lations Manager Kevin Reynolds. A steady crowd at the Friday night Riverboat Gambl- ing netted about $1,400. Softball tournament entry fees. Show- boat rides , a Champagne Break- DID YOU KNOW fast Cruise on the Showboat and ptacemat contest wis held a few weeks ago, sponsored by our other fundraisers all added to the Education Department. This was a school-wide event, pot. Moderate attendance at the two winners chosen from the elementary, one from the Middle Saturday night Steve Wariner and one from the High School. Their winning designs were concert prevented the weekend into placemats and distributed to local restaurants. Costs were festivities from netting much by Community Ed. and on May 21 the winners were treated more for the financially plagued :h out, donated by the Hollow Restaurant of Lowell. Con- Lowell Showboat. Reynolds ilatkms, winners! added "many concessions have May 9, the High School had a Scholastic Recognition Night to yet to report their earnings, so those High School students who maintained a grade point av- the figures are not complete, but throughout the year. The special evening began with dessert $4,000 is the minimum that we the Middle School cafetorium, with awards and recognition fol- will be turning over to Show- ing. boat M A special lunch was given all Middle School students on May 22 An old fashioned Riverboat The always stately Lowell Showboat made several trips up and down the Flat River last Satur- maintained a "B" average throughout the school year. They Gambling casino was hosted by day in the WCUZ/Budweber Showboat fundraiser. The Showboat is shown here coining back to treated to pizza during the lunch hour. Thanks, school person- cont'd, back pg. the Lafayette St. dock at the end of the Saturday morning champange breakfast cmise. al for caring and congratulations students on your accomplish- its f Board considering double bus routes BASEBALL TEAM PLAYS TWO HOME GAMES THIS WEEKEND Since passage of the last oper- ational millage, the Board of The Lowell Zzano's baseball team will play two home games at Education has continued to Fallasburg Park diamond this Saturday and Sunday. On Satur- search for additional ways io ly at 5:00 p.m. they willplay Lansing and on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. save district dollars. A proposal jy will play Portland. Both games arc Tri-County League match- to return to "double bus runs" Come on out and enjoy some good baseball. There is no admis- was presented at the May 13 charge. Board of Education meeting. Approximately $150,000 could CLASS NIGHT IS THURSDAY be saved from the district's operating budget with the plan. Lowell Senior High Seniors and their parents are invited to Senior "Double bus runs" mean that lass Night, Thursday, May 30, at the High School. each bus would run twice. First it reception will be held in the library from 6:30 - 7.30. The program would pick up secondary stu- (ins at 7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. dents in grades 6 through 12 and deliver them to school, then L.H.S. CLASS OF 1960 REUNION make a second run to pick up elementary students in grade K- The Lowell School District's fleet of 47 buses will be drastically reduced if a douMebvi ran pol- 5. While there are some minor The Graduating Gass of 1960, Lowell High School, will hold icy is instated by the school board. Many of the buses date back to the early sevenths and are in reservations, the advantages ap- 25th year Class Reunion on Saturday, July 27, 1985 at Deer need of cortty replacement if a ringle bus ran tyttem is kept. Golf Club, 13955 Cascade Road, Lowell, MI. pear to outweigh the disadvan- Social hour at 7:00 p.m., dinner at 8:00 p.m. Cost for the evening tages including the point that the buses would operate twice as ment formula. 12% ei the district's annual ill be $32.00 per couple. Watch for a mailer this month with de- younger children would ride long and go as far each day. The Lowell School District is budget of $7.5 million. The dis- ls. If you know of any address changes fjr any classmates who separately from older students. Also, the heavier use woukfsee currently spending about trict's 47 buses currently run ly have moved since 1980, please call Nancy Wood, 897-8546 Also fewer students would be the buses wearing out more in $900,000 on transportation an- cont'd, back pg. 5:00 p.m. evenings, or weekends. riding on each bus under the dou- step with the state reimburse- nually. That amounts to about ble run system. " BOOSTERS TO MEET The Lowell School District is one of only four in an eight Churchill found guilty again The Lowell Athletic Boosten will have their final meeting for county area that is using a single A Kent County Circuit jury boy and his 5-year-old sister. Parker, argued that the chil- lis school year, Monday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the K-Quad of run system of busing. The only deliberated less than an hour and The verdict came in the second dren's testimony was inconsis- II HiglrSchool. Please try to attend as there will be election of other Kent Intermediate school a half before finding l^arry Carl day of the trial. The children, tent and that there wasn't suffi- for the *85^86 school year. using single runs is Kent City. The double run system means Churchill of Lowell guilty on a now 5 and 6, testified that Chur- cient evidence to convict Chur- second charge of first degree chill molested them last summer chill. Assistant Kent County DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS "YOUNG DRACULA" that Lowell would have a smaller fleet of buses and less drivers (11 criminal sexual conduct. Chur- and fall. Prosecutor Barbara Crazier ar- chill is already serving a 7 to 20 Churchill, 45, was arrested gued that the children were too The Lowell Middle School drama class will present MYoung would be laid off), running the year prison term for his February last October and charged with young to make up the incidents on Monday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge for the necessary miles to pick up all the conviction of assaulting a 5- molesting four neighborhood that they described. rormance. students. Maintenance surveys indicate that buses wear better, year-old neighbor girl, this children who had come to his Churchill faces yet another seond conviction stemmed from Valley Vista home to play with trial involving the alleged sexual OFF THE BLOTTER or run more miles with less maintenance when they are used criminal sexual conduct charges his 5-year-old daughter. Chur- assault of a fourth child. Chur- involving a 4-year-old neighbor chill was a private investigator at chffl faces a maximum stntencc Apprehended Monday, May 20th by Johnson's Market employ- heavily. In a double run system the time of the arrest, but his of life imprisonment on last was a juvenile shoplifter. The 13 year old boy will be referred to license was revoked pending the Wednesday's convictions. A Probate Court on the matter. PRECISION A FASHION Appointments not always outcome of the trial. sentencing date before Circuit Taken to the Kent County Jail by Lowell officers Saturday night HAIRSTYLING - For both needed at Vanity Hair Fash- Churchill did not take the Judge Smart Hoffius has not for driving while his license was suspended was Ernest Klatter, 23, men and women. Man's Wortd ions, Open six days Lowell, stand, but his lawyer, Thomas been set. of Kentwood. This was his second offense. Hairstyling. Phone 897^1W. 897-7506. Issued appearance violations this past week were; Marc Jacq- main, 25, of Lowell for storage of junk vehicles on his property; :y Jay Merklinger, 17,of Lowell, for littering. Both will appear ONE SHOW at a later date in 63rd District Court to answer to the violations. EACH NIGHT Richard Clark, 40, of Lions, Ml, failed to yield right of way at the SBSBM "RETURN OF AT 8 PJM. intersection of Pleasant & Main Street Thursday, May 23, and struck a vehicle driven by Aaron Rolfe, 20, of Eaton Rapids, MI. ALL SEATS. No injuries were reported. «. SAT * SON. THE JEDI" Two juvenile females and one juvenile male, all from Lowell will ALL SHOWS be referred to Probate Court this week on charges of larceny, which MAY31 JUNE its occurred Monday afternoon. May 27th when they allegedly took 3 HELD OVERl P© $2.00 American Flags off their posts on Main Street. O—1 vik, Lrtr,. Wednesday May», w.!. ! Community Ed Graduation Grand VaDey Ledger - Wednaiday, May ^ ffrki • ftgi 1 Gra Coming Events I • HEALTH Recreation Room at Obituaries VERGENNES Co-operallve YMCA FREE DAY June 1 at King Memorial Pool, 10:00 Schneider Manor for dessert, EVERY SATURDAY COMMODfUES WILL BE KEEN AQER8 - Meet at dub will meet at Schneider Dr. a.m. • 4:00 p.m. Open Swim- coffee and lots of good con- MQHT: Teen Dance, spon- DISTRIBUTED from 10:00 Vergennee United MethodM Manor on Thursday, June 6 Or. Jim Lang ming 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. versation. Further informa- The Ledfer's criteria for Rui- dren. The Funeral Services were sored by Teen's United, at am. to 5:00 p.m. at the Low- Church, June 5th. 10:00 a.m. at 1:00 p.m. Sponsor: Do- Adult and Family Swim. tion will be mailed to each ning obituary notices is to glean held Saturday at G'Bnen-Gersl the Lowell American Legion ell Moose Club on Thursday, coffee, donuts. and program. lores Laux, Hostesses: Doris member of each class. from the Grand Rapids Press Funeral Home. Rev. Carl GmbH Roller Rink. 10:30 P.M. to May 30th, 1985. Meet June 19th. 10:00 a.m. Faust. Irma Pasanen. Irma obituaries that contain de- of Harvest Free Evangelical 12:30 A.M. $1.50 per person. at Vergennes Church to go to Richmond. Alice Ryder. Pro- JUNIOR AND SENIOR LIFE ceased persons or relatives of Church. Pottage, Ml officiating. SAVING CLASS June 3 and Travelers* Diarrhea - Part II Tennis shoes or socks! Ages QUA-KE-SK Blanchard Nature Center. gram: Women On The Move the deceased from Lowell, Arrangements by O'Brien-Gerst 5 at King Memorial Pool at LOWELL UNTTEO Prevention and Treatment 13 to 19. Information on SPORTSMAN'S CLUB Take sack lunch. Saturday. by Eunice Vanderveen. Ada, Saranac and Alto. Should Funeral Home. Cascade 6:00 p.m. METHODIST PRE- Last week we discussed travelers' diarrhea in terms of incidence Dance or joining Teens meets every 2nd and 4th June Ist, 7:00 p.m. Roast you know of an obituary that signs and symptoms and relative risk. We also listed for you SCHOOL: Currently the United call 897-8238. Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Beef Dinner and travel log of SENIORS AND THEIR would be of interest to our SNIDER - Mr Orville E. "risky" as well as the safe" foods to consume while traveling J. Lowell United Methodist Pre- dub building at 11400 Fore- Israel by Dr. Sterner. $5.00 FAMILIES - are Invited to readers, but is not listed in the Snider, aged 61, of Laughlin cially to places in the warmer climates such as Mexico. Toda\ THE LOWELL HIGH school is taking registration Press, please give us a call at NW. went to be with the Lord THE LOWELL AREA man Road, Lowell. donation for the package but Senior Class Night. Thurs- will touch on prevention and therapy SCHOOL CLASS Of 1927 for the 1985/86 school year. 897-9261. There is no charge Wednesday. May 22,1985. Sur- SCHOOLS ATHLETIC reservations necessary. Ver- day. May 30. at the High Even though most cases of travelers' diarrhea are self limited is holding their 58th Reunion. Call the Church Office at for obituary notices in the viving are his wife, Doris; his BOOSTERS: meet the 1st gennes United Methodist School. A reception will be about 30% are severe enough to confine the traveler to hed for a June 1st at the After Deck 897-5936 for registration in- Ledger. three daughters and their hus- Mon. of each month at 7:30 in ANOTHER MEUER COM- Church. Call 897-7110 • E. held in the library from 6:30 - brief period and another 40% will require the traveler to alter v h( i Restaurant in Lowell. The bands, Patricia and Bernard McPherson. formation. Mon./Wed./Fri. af- uled activities. This high rate of inconvenience and confinemem 1 the K-Quad of the High MUNITY PARTY - Friday. 7:30 p.m. The program be- dasshas invited the Class of COLLINS - John, aged 78 of Geisel of Jenison. Audrey and ternoon sessions for Pre- counts for the heightening interest in prevention of this ailment School. June 14th. at Lowell United gins at 7:30 p.m. in the gym- Grandville, passed away Thurs- David Maskill of Ada. and Pam 1926 to join them in celebrat- Kindergarteners is still avail- Rational precautions with food and water are the essentials of pro Methodist Church at 12:00 nasium. day, he is survived by his wife and Edward Boogard of Grand ing this reunion. After lunch, able vention. If one diligently attempts to avoid the "risky" foods hsiaj noon. Sponsored by the Edythe (Kryger) Collins; chil- Rapids; nine grandchildren; a AMERICAN RED CROSS plans are to adjourn to the in last week's column, the incidence of travelers diarrhea will & dren. John Jr. and Donella of brother. Fred R Snider of SWIM LESSONS at the King Lowell Women's Club. Tick- C.P.R. June 11,12, and 13 at Bonnie Wiese cline accordingly It is often difficult, however, to avoid foodstufts Kentwood, Mrs. Winifred Saginaw. MI; a sister Margaret Memorial Pool day and eve- ets $3.00 donation. Call 897- YMCA office, must pre-regis- which appear appetizing while on vacation In light of ihis maru Goodman of Kentwood. Thomas D. Fent of Vassar. MI. Funeral This Thursday night will be with children in Ihe art field, but nings for ail ages on June 10. 7967 or 897-5223 before ter authorities advocate medical prophylaxis (prevention via the use of (| and Linda Collins of Ada; sister Services were held Saturday at very special for ten Lowell Com- after leaving school 23 years June 7th medicine). Several oral medicines may be taken, usually beginning Mrs. Kathleen Brown of Sun the Van't Hof Chapel Interment munity Education students. ago, she felt she would never realize that dream "Now 1 on the day before arrival and continued for the length of stay These Opening Day YMCA Free Day City. AZ; also eight grandchil- in Caro Cemetery They will be receiving their high 11 # school diplomas in a ceremony realize thai my dreams are still medicines (Septra DS , Bactrim DS*. Vibramycin ) are known to Drama Class Happy in the Lowell Middle School within my reach " Bonnie also prevent travelers' diarrhea, but only on a short term basis (up to 3 weeks). If one is to travel to a high risk country for a longer period of Saturday, June 1,1985 cafetorium, at 7:00 p.m. For feels thai her teen-aged daughter Presents Bonnie Wiese, pictured above, it better understand the importance lime, there is no guarantee that the medicine will continue to be ef fective. Also of use has been the regular ingestion of bismuth \uh has been a lot of hard work and a of an education, having helped Birthday KING MEMORIAL POOL SCHEDULE cozy corner real challenge, but also any en- and encouraged her nK>ther to- salicylate (Pepto Bismol*). While this preparation may be effective "Young Dracula" its drawback has been ihe amount necessary for prevention: four joyable time "Everyone has wards the completion of high MAY 29 Ron Levercnce, Ty MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN been very helpful and I've made school. "I feel very proud to have tablespoons four times a day! Ysseldyke. Lois Kioosterman, If travelers' diarrhea develops in spite of prevention, paiienis arc by Roger Brown many new friends," she says. been a part of Lowell's Adult Sue Lindhout, Mike Lindhout SWIMNASTICS / ADULT LKSONS "It's a satisfying and rewarding Community Education Program, urged to seek medical attention Therapy is directed ai instituting MAY 30 Gary Dalstra, feeling to know that you can and I would encourage anyone proper diet, supplying adequate oral rehydration, prescribing ami- Katherine Ford, Tabe Bellomy IONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT >NS JayCee diarrheal medication and usage of oral antibiotics Oral rehydration Summer may not technically arrive for another three weeks or so. accomplish major goals, no mat- who has noi completed high MAY 31 Mark MacDonald. FREE may he Ihe most important initial mode of therapy Obviously, but for most of us the Memorial Day Weekend signals the start of ter whal your age." Bonnie has school to take advantage of the Bud Kloosterman. Grandma SARANAC DISTRICT LESSONS YOUTH water must come from a safe water source, with boiled or carbo- summer There is a small group of us that have pretty well estab- long had a dream of working great program available here " Murphy IAD^PQLL/LWATERSEG LESSOSI SWIM nated water recommended Other fluids that can he beneficial in re JUNE 1 Jackie Ralys, Paul lished a tradition of spending the long Memorial Day Weekend at • ft 2 i*] • WAX Silver Lake near Han and Shelby. Over the years that we've been hydration include green coconut milk and citrus frun juices which Blattner. Elsie Harrington are high in potassium While traveler's diarrhea can he prevented in LOWELL SW M LESSONS spending thai weekend there. Mother Nature has established her JUNE 2 Karen Christensen. 2:00 own tradition of raining on us aboul two out of the three days. This LOWELL AREA many instances, one must realize Ihe importance of quick and ra Dave Thaler, Larry Fosburg year was obviously no exception. tional medical therapy when and if it ultimately develops, JUNE 3 Meg Behnke, Ron Optl* Saturday was definately a keeper, hut Sunday and Monday were SCHOOLS Nead. Dan Kehoc, Judy Paw- the pits Not wanting to write the weekend off as a total loss, we de- loski FAMILY SWIM cided to do some sailing between cloudbursts on Sunday. Hindsight CITY OF LOWELL JUNE 4 Dianna Johnson. tells me thai we would have been smart to bow to Mother Nature and PUBLIC NOTICE Danielle Johnson, Karen Pec- ADULT ol>EN SW1N kham stay in out of the ram. 1985-86 BUDGET HEARING 6 00 A tnend. my daughter and I ran the sails up my boat and buzzed NOTICE „ LESSONS around the lake a few times in the ample wind. We were having lots Arrows Win FAMILY SWlM of fun with one hull of my catamaran up out of the water most of the PUBLIC HEARING i PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that in accordance with Act ADUf-T OPEN $W1M time After a while we stopped at the State Park to visit with some ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Pre-District 8:00 friends that were also braving the elements by having a cookout on 43, Public Acts of Michigan in the Second Extra Ses- MPI King Mtmorial Pool is available for rent~pkasg inquire! / the beach. During the visit we were keeping our eye on some very sion of 1963, the Board of Education for the Lowell 9 Tournament A Public Hearing will be held before the City Coun- ominous looking clouds that were approaching from the northwest. Area Schools will hold a public hearing on the Dis- Swim Lessons Start June 10 - Register YMCA Office 897-8A45 cil-Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday. June 3, When we started to see the lightning flashes and hear the thunder we trict's 1985-86 budgets at the regularly scheduled On Friday, Lowell traveled to decided it was time to beat it for home. 1985 at 8:00 p.m. In the Council Room of City Hall. East Grand Rapids in Pre-Dis- meeting at 7:30 p.m. on June 10,1985, at the admin- We had a nice downwind tack to our destination, and were mak- 301 E. Main Street, Lowell, Michigan. trict action. The Red Arrows ing good time, but the storm seemed to be making better time than istrative offices st 12685 Foreman Road, Lowell, Ml treated the host Pioneers very we were. When we finally arrived it was getting dark fast, the wind 49331. A copy of the budgets will be available for Purpose of the Hearing will be the request of the rude as the sent 17 batters to the started howling and lightning was flashing over the sand dunes. public inspection prior to the hearing at the admin- plate in the first inning to score owners of the Crystal Flash Mall for a side-line var- Some help met us on the beach, and we quickly started to spin the istrative offices on June 6,1985 from 8:00 a.m. to 13 runs. By the time the dust had boat into the wind so we could get the sails down. One small prob- iance to construct an additional sixty (60) feet of cleared, Lowell walked away 4:00 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday. The Runciman I Riverside P.T.0. lem. A sixty dollar rudder wasn't securely cleated in the up position parking lot on the southwest comer of their prop- with a 22-5 victory. Lowell's hit- and we snapped it off in the confusion Oh well, no time to dwell on erty located on W. Main Street Cast members prepare for their rolei in "Young Dracula." ting attack was lead by Chris it then. We were fast becoming ideal targets for the approaching Budget to be reviewed are: General Fund Front: Kdleigh Kinsey, JeffGumey. Back: Craig Mersman, Pat Crawford who went 4-4. Micki will hold an open house lightning while working at the base of a thirty foot aluminum mast. Debt Retirement Fund Nugent, Meiiasa Mitchell. Denman, Phyllis Beachler and We got the sails down in record time and took off for shelter just All interested persons will be afforded an opportu- Dianna Miller went 3-4. Miller as the rain started coming down in torrents, and the wind was flip- nity to be heard at that time. Written comments 1 doubled, tripled and collected 3 Given by order of the Lowell Board of Education this The Lowell Middle School find themselves in the Carpat- ping over rowboats that had been pulled up on shore. As we watched RBl't. Beachler, Crawford and should be directed to the CMy Manager at 301 E- eighth grade drama class will hian MounUins and as guests at honoring Mrs. Ruth Thurtell the storm from the window it was easy to imagine what an ordeal it 13thday of May, 1985. Chris Bussell each had 2 RBI's. Main Street Lowell. present its last play of the school the castle of Count Dracula The Arrows banged out a total of would have been if we had been caught in the middle of the lake. year on Monday evening. June (whose snicker is worse than his Thank goodness the lake isn't a couple of hundred yards bigger! 19 hits. Sandra Nagy, 3. at 7:30 p.m. bite!) I wonder if that little incident was Mother Nature's way of telling Ray E. Quads Phyllis Beachler picked up the on Monday, June 3 Secretary The play entitled "Young Directors, Cheryl Blodgett, City Clerk pitching victory in walking 3 and us that when she decides to give us lousy weather, then we had bet- Dracula" is a humorous, fast- and the eighth grade drama class C28,29 028 striking out 10. The Arrows now ter just stay holed up inside and forget aboul having any fun? If so. paced story of 9 high school stu- cordially invite you to attend this she definitely got her poinl across to me! advance to District play at dents on a "tramping through entertaining production, to be from 7-9 p.m. in the M Greenville. They will play Europe tour , who uninvitingly held on the Middle School stage. w ^ Admission is free. Northview at 12:00.
1/ Runciman All-Purpose Room. The Arrows Split Conference Final
'"the Poimtry Grand On Monday. Lowell Red Ar- scored number two. Park's win- nings. Lowell scored seven runs rows split the last conference ning nm scored on a sacrifice fly in the first three innings to lead 7- Friends, former students and double header against Wyoming to short left field. 3, but four Park runs in the fifth Park. Lowell lost 3-2, and won The Arrows waited until the inning tied the game at 7 all. In Valley Ledger 8-7 in 9 innings The split leaves sixth to score when a walk, a the bottom of the eighth, Lowell colleagues are cordially invited the Arrows a 8-6 in conference wild pitch, and an error scored threw out two runners at home to play, good for third place behind Dianna Miller. In the seventh. stay in the game. (USPS 453-830) Northview and Rogers. Debbie Crawford lead off with a Then came the ninth as Dianna double and scored on Tricia Miller lead off with a double. is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent In game one, a pitching dual to attend Our retirement home is at the foot of rolling wooded hills and near a developed between Wyoming Stencel's fielder's choice ground She went to third on a wild pitch tranquil pond with ducks and other wildlife. County, $10,00 a year outside the county by the Parks Kim McDowell who al- ball. Mkki Denman was thrown and scored the winning run on Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company. 105 N lowed four hits and Lowell's out at home for the second out of Ronnie Watrous squeak bunt. the inning. The Arrows had one Phyllis Beachler collected two Please join us to say "Thank You" Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. Phyllis Beachler who allowed I riendh. raring staff \rlin Maas. Owner three hits. Park scored first on an more shot but Stencel was left on doubles and her thirteenth pitch- ROGER K. BROWN error, two wild pitches, and a third as a ground out closed out ing victory. The Arrows over all Registered nurse and helpers Cumberland Retirement \ ill EDITOR & PUBLISHER ground out. In the fifth. Park the game. record now stands at 18-8. to this lovely lady for her on duty 24 hours a da> 113.15 I ast I ultnn. I mu ll took a two run lead on a single, a In game two. the bats came (616)897-9261 Well-balanced, home-cooked meals |n sacrifice and clever base mnning alive as Lowell won 8-7 in 9 in- Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan Private or semi-prhate rooms . IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE - Published Every Wednesday Turn closet clutter Into cash many years of dedication. WEDOING INVITATIONS-I. \(m taking applications fur our extended care facility opening October, l'»M POSTMASTER: Send address change to The with a Ledger Classified ad. Napkins available at The SEND THE LEDGER 20 words for II .25. CaH 897- Grand Valley Ledger, P O Box 128, Lowell. Ml Grand VaHey Ledger, 105 N. TO COLLEGE! Come and \isit for lunc h and a tour. 9261 49331 Broadway, Lowell.
S \ i l: A. (.raiid Valley Ledger - Wednetday, May 29, 19i5 - Page ^ Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 29. I9«5 - Page 4 September Wedding HOMESPLIM Wed 60 Years Announced DEVOTIONS
^ • w i by Pauline E. Spray
Humble yourselves therefore assistance. We need a Grrater Power to help us. a Greater Wis- under the mighty hand of God, dom to guide us. a Cireater that he may exalt you in due time Strength upon which to lean (I Peter 5:6) I'd hare lo iry to keep house There are times when it takes a without a steam iron. With the real jolt to bring us to our senses, use of one, creases and wrinkles to make us realize we must make can be removed quickly and eas- God supreme in our lives. It may ily from unprcssed and unironed he we can only be made wrinkle clothes. free" through pressure of one Ofttimes, it is only through sort or another pressure that God can remove the Prayer: O God. give me grace whnkles from our Christian ex- for the tnals of life. I need Thy perience and perfect that which assistance. Thy wisdom. Thy is lacking in our faith 'Trials are strength. Make me "wrinkle blessings if they bring the oppor- free.** Perfect my character. tunity for the grace of Christ to Amen perfect our character.** When I shall reach the more There arc times when it excellent glory. Francis and Del Kropf seems. Christians, we arc doing And all my trials are An open house will be held by June 16. 1985 from 2:00 - 5 00 pretty well on our own. Then passed. the family of Del & Francis p m. at Schneider Manor The suddenly we meet with a rude I shall be like Him. oh. won- awakening and find we arc un- derful story! Kropf to celebrate their 60lh family requests that their he no able to cope with the unexpected I shall be like Him at last Wedding Anniversary The open gifts trial It is then we feel our need of W A Spencer house will be held on Sunday.
Terry Amidor and Deniie Anderson Sign up now for Library reading clubs
A September 21. 1985 wed- tended Muskegon Business Col- structed of cans, boxes, springs, ture! ding is being planned for Denise lege and Southern Utah State Children, ages 3-15 are in- 'The library provides free, qual- nuts, bolts that will serve as the Last summer, over4.500chil- Carole Anderson and Terry College. vited to sign up for summer read- ity programming that's tied to branch's summer reading mas- dren participated in the summer Joseph Amidor Terry is a 1981 graduate of ing clubs at Kent County Library good literature Parents, of col. Other weekly programs in- reading programs and read over Denise is a 1983 graduate of Creston High and a 1985 branches including Lowell and course, like this and the fact that cluding a Statue of Liberty Read- 75.000 books. This year, the Lowell High School. She at- graduate of Ferris State College. Alto, beginning the week of June their children don't loose impor- 10. tant reading and vocabulary In, magic stories, puppet shows children*s Services Departmeni This year, three clubs with skills over the course of the sum- and contests, will provide added hopes to top that figure varying degrees of difficulty, mer " fun and one more reason lo visit For additional details or a in the Service have been planned and reading The READY. SET. GO the library each week. schedule of the summer pro- incentive prizes from Pizza Hut. BOOK CLUB is designed for BOOK QUEST, . IN gram. visit your local branch of George C Schoolmaster, son Mr. Schoolmaster is a 1984 Putt-Putt Golf. Denny's and Ro- non-readers ages 3-6 and parents SEARCH OF THE DRAGONS the Kent County Library Sysiem of Mr and Mrs. James W graduate of Lowell High School gers Department Store are being who participate and "share'* or TREASURE, has been devised or call the Children's Service^ Schoolmaster. 3(195 Kissing and will enter the United States offered. Weekly programs have read to their children For every for readers ages 10-15 who seek Department at 774-3253. Rock. Lowell, has entered the Air Force on December 10. also been scheduled to sustain 10 books read, the children will a challenge Besides reading ma- United Stales Air Force's De- 1985. Following graduation the readers interest and keep receive a special prize. terials that they've selected layed Enlistment Program Ac- from the six-week basic training them visiting the library through- In the ROBOT READERS themselves. Book Quest partici- Walk For cording to Sgt Kurt Groom, the course at lackland Air Force out the summer BOOK CLUB, for children ages pants will be expected to read Air Force recruiter here. Mr. Base, Texas, he will receive "A lot of Kent County chil- 6-12. participants select library materials from a "Challenge" list Schoolmaster's entry into the technical training as an Avionic dren look toward the library for books at their own reading level prepared by the children's ser- Ethiopia DEP allows the Air Force to Inemal and Radar Navigation something to do during the sum- and earn prizes. Robot readers vices librarians. Only the strong schedule an openeing for him to Systems Specialist and be as- mer." says Childrens's Services will also contribute materials and and brave will survive this mysti- Marta Gabre Tsadick. former attend basic training and be as- signed to a duty station. Coordinator Mary Frydrych. Ethiopian Senator and founder of signed to a job or skill area help to build a robot - con- cal journey of books and adven- Project Mercy will he in Lowell^ June 15 to walk for Ethiopia in the New Beginnings 5 mile run. 1.5 mile mn/walk ATTEND SERVICES Maria felt moved to be a par ticipant in the run alter hein|i a guest speaker at the New Begin- nings Ethiopian Relief rail) held ADA CHRISTIAN ADA COMMUNITY ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH at Aquinas College May '' 10501 SeWewoodPh 897-7185 REFORMED CHURCH Lincoln Lake Ave and Three Mile Rd REFORMED CHURCH Marta spoke of her organization Sunday School 9:45 A M 7152 BradMd St.. S.E 676-1698 Lowell 897-5648 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 which has developed an easiK Worship Service 11:00 A.M REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 10:00 A M Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON digestable food for lamine ^ Evening Service 6 00 P M Mommg Worship 9:30 A.M Morning Worship 11:10AM Mommg Worship 10:00 A M. tims and also of her miraculous Prayer and B»Ne Study-7:30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 1100AM Family Bible Hour 7:00 P M Sunday School 11 20 A M. GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 600PM escape from her beloved country® Wednesday Ministries 7:00 P M Evening Worship 630 P.M Foreman Road after the Marxist takeover 'Applying God's Word to Oaity Life WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS 897-9110 Marta will be seeking pledge^ and God s Love to Hurting Lives' COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL from large corporations and lival business to help make an J iran^ CALVARY CHRISTIAN port this grain FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The New Beginnings Themes REFORMED CHURCH are always chosen either OF ALTO 3900 East Furton OF LOWELL Comer of 60lh Street & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E.BEFUS OF LOWELL 201 North Washington Street create public awareness or to Sunday School 1000 A M. Morning Worship 9:50 A M 1151 West Main Street 897-8841 REV WILLIAM f. HURT help raise funds for those Morning Worship 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) REV RICHARD VANDEKIEFT Church School 10:00 A.M. suffer an injustice or crisis. Jr.-Sr. High Young People " 6 30 P M Sunday School 11 15 A.M Worship Service 10 A M &6P M Mommg Worship 11:00 A.M Regislralion tec to run«>1 u 1 Hp Evening Worship 7 00 P M Evening Service 6 00PM Sunday School 11:15AM Evening Service 6:00 P M. June Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM Wednesday Service 7:30 P M will be $7.00 before Supervised Nursery Dunng All Services Wednesday Mid-Week Service REV GEORGE L COON race day. T-shirts, awards ana Jr Teens. Adults 7:00 P M 868-6403 or 868-6912 certificate's of completion to ai Nursery-Come & Worship With Us who register Awards to top - ' 5 mile run for all age ^ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL GOOD SHEPHERD WHITNEYVILLE CHURCH 1 FIRST UNITED METHODIST For more information. CHURCH OF LOWELL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 6840. CHURCH OF LOWELL ( (Member United Church of Christ) UNDENOMINATIONAL North Hudson at Spnng St. Lowell 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHARGING ADMISSION? Comer of Segwun & Grand Rivet 4935 Whitneyville Rd Ada 49301 897 5906 REGULAR HOURS Mommg Worship 11:00AM Sunday Mom Worship Service 10 DO A M Roll tickets, single o REV DAVID HAGENS Morning Worship 9 00 A M.. 10 45 A M Sunday School 4 Adult Bible Class 9:45 AM SundaySchool 1100AM double, assorted color • Morning Worship 10:00 A M. Church School 9 30 to 10 30 A M JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR Sunday Evening Service 600 P M Grand Valley Ledger. 83' ^ Church School 10 00 AM. REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER 897 8307 Wed Evening Prayer Service 7:30 P M (Cnbbery & Nursery Provided) Nursery available at both services 9261. Challenger s Youth Group Wed 7:30 P M. PASTOR JAMES GROENDYK
ST. MARY'S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH CATH0UC CHURCH OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL (United Church of Chnst) 402 N Amity 2275 West Main Street Old Grange Hall 126 Bridge St , Saranac, Ml MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sunday School 9 45 AM 1019 Grand River Ave DIAL-A-PRAYER-642-9659 NEW HOURS Morning Worship 11 00 AM I Sunday Services 10 30 A M Morning Worship lOflOA M Saturday Mass 5 30PM Word of Life 1 5:30 PM | Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M About 35.0W PWPJ Sunday School 11:15AM Sunday Mass 9 00&1100AM Evening Worship 7 00PM BOB ROUSH, PASTOR THE REV EDWIN MENDENHALL Awana Wednesday 8:45 PM towers of the won ^ r 642-6322 897 7489 Wednesday Family Hour 7*30 P M Center in downto 0 OR DARRELL WILSON $97-5300 Y.A, .nd more visit on every day. Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 29, 1985 - Page 6 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 29. 1985 - Page 7 Gran 1985 L.H.S. "TOP TEN <>•> V aledictorian Co-Salutatorians
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Stephanie Kidder Tamara Steghuis
/ Stephanie Kidder is the daughter of David and LeeAnn Tamara Steghuis is the daughter of David and Gwen Fritsch of 10890 Deerwood Ct., Lowell. Stephanie plans Steghuis of 1119 Cumberland, Lowell. Tamara is enrolled to attend the honors college at Michigan State University in Michigan Technical University for this fall. She plans where she will study finance. Her plans now include work to pursue a career in Mechanical Engineering. on a Master's Degree at the U of M followed by a career in Tamara was secretary of the National Honor Society, a either international or corporate finance. She hopes to member of Women's Club and was the first chair flutist in study abroad in her field in her Junior year. the Symphonic Band. Community activities included Stephanie was the most valuable player on her debate charity work with the National Honor Society. Tamara is Stephen Ford Janyne E. Althaus Sandra Dawn Gmizenga team in her junior year. Her other high school activities employed part time at McDonald's Restaurant. 1 included Tennis. Track, Volleyball, Debate, Forensics, Women's Club and Ski Club. In the community, Carrying a perfect 4.00 grade point average throughout Janyne E. Althaus shared Salutatorian honors with a Sandra Dawn Gruizenga also shared in Salutatorian Stephanie was active in her church youth group and man- his high school years was Stephen Ford. His efforts paid 3.974 grade point average. Janyne resides at 767 Hunt honors with a 3.974 grade point average. Sandra resides aged wo work about 20 to 25 hours a week. off in winning Valedictorian honors for the Lowell High Street, Lowell, with her father Fred Althaus, Jr. In the at 3750 Hilton, Lowell, with her parents John and Kathy School class of 1985. fall, Janyne will attend Pennsylvania University. She is Gruizenga. Sandra plans to attend either Hope or Calvin Steve resides at 11056 Woodbushe Dr., Lowell His going on to college with an open mind, as she has not yet College in the fall where she will study Business with an parents are Jessica Ford and Karon Ford. Following decided on a major or a career objective. emphasis on Psychology. She hopes her studies will lead graduation, Steve plans to attend Michigan State Univer- During high school, Janyne was class president her to a career in personnel management. sity where he will pursue a degree in electrical engineer- Freshman year. National Honor Society member. Na- Sandra was Class Treasurer her Freshman through §| ing. Steve won a four year Reserve Officer Training tional Merit Scholarship semi-finalist and was editor of Junior years. Treasurer of the Student Council and editor Course scholarship from the United States Air Force. the annual. Other activities enjoyed by Janyne during of the senior section of the annual. Sandra was also Vice- During high school, Steve was involved with the National high school included two years on the tennis team, one President of the National Honor Society, was active in De- Honor Society, was sports editor of the yearbook and was year of Women's Club, four years of Forensics, three bate, Women^ Club and Close-Up. Her activities in the a Junior Rotarian. years of Debate, four years in Mat Maids, and two years in community included belonging to the Ada Community Close-Up. Reformed Church Youth Group and teaching pre-school Alan Post catechism there. Alan Post lives at 9484 28th Street, Ada, with his par- The Remainder Of The 1985 L.H.S. "Top Ten" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Post. Alan is enrolled at Cal- vin College for the fall of 1985. Though his plans aren't (The remaining top ten students are in alphabetical order definite, he intends to pursue a career in the medical field. rather than order of grade point average) Alan played Football his Sophomore and Junior years and Hockey for four years. He was in the Honor Society Steven C. Fedorowicz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and on the annual staff. In the community, Alan has been Charles K. Fedorowicz of 11280 Vergennes. Lowell. Steve the director and cameraman of videotaping the service at plans to attend college in the fall at either Michigan State the Caledonia Christian Reformed Church for televising University or Kalamazoo College where he intends to on cable TV in Grand Rapids. Alan also works part time study computer science and systems analysis. at Oppenhuizen's Produce in Kentwood. Steve says he would ultimately like to travel and study in a foreign country. During high school. Steve was a member of the National Honor Society, attended the 1984 session of the American Legion's Boy's State, was a Junior Rotarian. sang in the Concert Choir and belonged to Close-Up. Diane Malone Susan Westcott Steve's work in the community included volunteer Susan Wescott is the daughter of Nancy Westcott of 409 work on the political campaigns of Senator Carl Levin N. Division St., Lowell. Susan will attend Cerritos Col- and Steven Monsma. Steve says he is very interested in Diane Malone is the daughter of Daniel and Carol lege in Norwalk, California where she will major in Psy- politics and hopes that one day he may hold a political of- * Malone of 5086 Gavin Lake Road, Rockford. Diane plans fice of his own. to attend Ferris State College where she will study to be- chology. come a pharmacist. During high school she was active in Susan served on the Student Council for two years, was the business manager for the yearbook and was a semi- Jodi E. Foster is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Forensics, and finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Foster. Sr. of 11137 52nd Street. Lowell. Her college plans was an office aide. In the community, Diane did charity High school activities also included Tennis, Annual Staff, include four years of study that will eventually lead to a work through the National Honor Society. She is also an National Honor Society, Varsity Club, Art Club. Mat career as a Certified Public Accountant. Jodi plans to at- employee of McDonalds. Maids, Women's Club and Close-Up. Outside of school, tend Grand Valley State College. Susan is very active in her church where she serves on the Christian Education Board, teaches in the church school and belongs to the Senior Youth Group. Susan is also on Steven C. Fedorowicz Jodi Foster the Steketee's Teen Board. Grand Valley Ledger . Wednesday, May 29, 1985 - Page 8 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 29. 1985 - Page » Gm V COMMENCEMENT Sunday, June 2 At 3:00 P.M. i •Nancy Therese Baerwalde Todd Norman A toon •Wendy Jo Allison Douglas Steven Arnold James M. S. Astor Brad Shannon Baer In The Riverside (Showboat) Amphitheater In Case Of Rain Exercises Will Be Held In The Gymnasium
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Contact (CC) To Bo 6 30fM ffl - Ma 1 do Sportslook R TR OX 1 E OO C G A AD 1 •otond Counts 7:00fM ffl - Sportscontor 1140 frko Is Right 7:30fM ffl - |SfN S Insido BasobaN S I E EC RC J A 0 S J R A H 8:00fM O '41' © ® - Motor Loaguo BonboN: T To Bo An- nouncod I R A T E CN E D 1 V E T 1 W WaHons / ® Whoof of — fro Tonnk: Tho Fronch Opon ! (SOLUTION: 13 letter Ir4 words) • |w«Ba KSa» 1f natitiitjt.'iH1 .,.1-m.nyrF^ffT * iM vit AAn^Matvf - i 11; Advice. Alliance. Cases. Cindy. Client. Comedy. Con 00 Artist. Convict. Court, Crime. Evidence. Expertise. frisonor of CoN Block H It wasn't until 1830 that lh VaNoy Amaricans were able to Father, Gumshoe. Harrison, Harry, Irascible. Irate. 12:00AM ffl - CoNogo WorW Sorios #7 from Omoho, NE 11J0 buy individually wrapped 3:00AM Jack Warden. John Rubinstein, Josh, Justify, tow Clark cakes of uniformly sized WERNET Toko My Word far It 3:30AM Lawyer, Legal. Murder. Mystery. Private Eye. •oap. Until then, soap had 4:00AM ffl - ESfWS InskU Reluctant. Sentence. Sly, Son, Streetwise. Stylish, b«en sold in large blocks PLUMBING l HEATING, CO 4:30AM Thugs, Trace. Whimsy. Wills. Wits to grocers, who cut pieces 309 East Main Street • Lowell DISTRIBUTING *oj o •*! 'HMSNV to order. v» * /i. / •»,. n Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 29. I9«S - Page 22 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 29, 1985 • Page 23 * If t \ "V •••• mam > M 4 Ronald James Leverence D Brian Patrick Morris Karolyn Ann Murphy Roger Alan Nead •Carmen Sue Parsons Mkhael Lee Koning •Steven Jon Kropf David Michael Kryger •Klaas Alexander Kwanl Todd Andrew Lenneman Jay Alan Neureither Greta Mae Osborne t L^ & ZL *) gt •(irace l^uise Peters •Lynn Marie Peterson Craig Alden Potter Marci Loraine Potter Robyn June Potter Dianna Jean Price Astra Dann Lill> John Thomas 1 jpkea *Dannon Charles MacDonald Charles Kent Mattson Leila Marie McClure •Dawn Marie McComb 't f \ua ^^4L0 M •. Jk . • V. A * jL 1 Michael David Roskamp Paul Joseph Rozich M •Maria Magdalen Ritzema Daniel Ralph Rogers Jonathon Mark Rose •Theresa Ann Rasch Dean Alan Merklinger Anthony K. Menitt James Patrick Messner Charles Bennett Mlddaugh David Wilson Milley Scott Bradley Mitchell WE SALUTE THE * Tftjuck OUR Succm GRADUATES J Mel's Bar Blue Ribbon Feed Co. 916 West Main Street, Lowell CORNER OF MAIN & HUDSON STREETS • LOWELL OF 85 See us for a Open Monday • Fnday 8:30 A M • 5 P.M., Saturdays8 30 A M. lo 1 P.M. i large selection of Graduation jaUTlNG THE Cfj? tSI of 85 ^ gifts & cords i ^COUSlMgi CAF(D©QIFT LAMBERT WRIETY Congratulations to our Hbfe far Humimtw /Mm Stan Meeting Yam Varmty of Needs Graduating Seniors... Tony Dommer City of Lowell 123 W. Main, Lowell, Mi. 49331 • Ph. 897-9918 and mm* Bob Sterzlck 223 W. Main/Lowell, Ml 49331 (616) 897-5000 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 29, 1985 • Page 24 Grand Valky Ledpr - Wedneaday May 29, 1*5 - Pafr 25 o w n 9 i Kathleen Anne Rupp Lisa Ann Ryan Robin Jane Ryder 'Sehbaz Hussian Sabri Karen Jean Saladino Kimberly Vivian Schneider Sarah Ann Tate Dana Marie Taylor l eresa Kay Taylor David John Teeriing Thomas Darwin Thompson •Teresa Noreen Tidd mm ' o f Rw Mi Shawn Renee VanStee Mark Edward TregWa •Randall Craig Turnes Darin Scott VanderWal Shelia Rene VanHeulen •Jodi Lynn VanStee •Alice Faye Schoen Kathleen Monica Schoenborn Terry Joe Schoolmaster Lloyd Jay Seese Paul Lee Seese Carol Jane Sisson O O i \ X h Dean Randal Weeks •Laureen Marie Wells Clarence Lyle Whittum Robert Butler Smith Colleen Anne Stark Trtsha Elaine Stencel •Robert Alwyn Sterzick •Tonya Kay St rouse •Amy Michelle Swift Jill Rosanne Webster karlene Elizabeth Venneman James Lee Watrous CONGRATULATIONS O Graduates, you've made it! Diplomas in hand, you're equipped to meet the challenges that lie ahead. As you choose your path, whether heading for further education or planning to start in on your career, we wish you all the happiness and success in the world. Good luck *) r and may the best be yet to come! /, The Lowell Automobile Dealers Association: \ I r '' ' i ) WHh great expectations John Clore Auto Sales, Inc. for our graduates ofim and. with much admiration and affection, let us be the first to coltuiaeyou on a Jot .ell done... you'yegotit .ithin your means to make your hfe and Thomct Chevrolet & Buick your community's future a wonderful living, gromng expenence! Vennen Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth, Inc STATE "Your neighborhood bonk Wittenbach Olds, Pontiac & GMC Trucks SAVINGS for 50 years." lorn loesiac Harold Zeigler Ford BANK OffOtTUNITY Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 29, 1985 • Page 27 Grand Vallry Ledger • Wedneaday. May 29. 1985 - Page 26 % f TO ODD Nancy Ann Wilson Daniel Thartai W ingeier. Jr. Carol Jeane Wlttcnbach Shannon Lloyd W olfe Mark Scott Wylle Jill Renee Vurkinas Not Pictured Stephanie Sue Amelia Susanne Lynn Ball Tammy Sue Bunch Maria Driedger Joseph John Droog John l>ee Johnson Kurt William Katt v Melissa Ann l^iBine Robin l^igh Laskowski David Jason Lovell Dennis Michael Brown Sharon Irene Miles Achilles A.R. Porto David Carol Roherson • Honor Students Tracy Lynn Roherson Leslie Allen Severance Dean J. Stevens W ade Martin Thompson Kevin Charles VanHeulen Brett Kdward Woudenher^ SUCCESS to our From the Lowell Area Professionals CONGRATULATIONS! D.G. Gerard, M.D. T. Gillan, D.D.S. It'9 with much pride thai we congratulate you young people who are Its witn mm i , Your diploma ean be the start of a great P P.R. Gauthier, D.O. D.J. Durkee, O.D. the future ..f our ^ ^ lo a gucfe8gfu, ufe in whatever field R.J. Heath, Attorney R.E. Reagan, D.D.S. beginning, a key o p continue to enjoy success in S.F. Idema, Attorney C.D. Vredenburg, D.D.S. 2, -£",1Si ^ •» R.C. Kyser, D.D.S. J.B. Wellman, D.G. come! J.C. Lang, D.O. R.J. DeBoer, Attorney O.I. McKay, M.D, M.J. Tummino, Jr., Attorney The Grand Valley Ledger B. Langlois, D.V.M. J. Tummino, Attorney M. Teachman, D.V.M. J.E. Reagan, D.D.S. Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 HMU / Grand VaHey Ledfer - Wedneaday, May 29, IMS - Pa«r 2t — |A|x - ^ uranGranad Vallevaney LedgeLeagerr •- Wednesdayweanesaay,, iviaMay a29, , 198I 5 - Page 29 q rou5, 1959 Lowell Grad, Honored by Saginaw College ous attended and graduated from Research, Inc., 2927 Venture dustry . The only comparable op- Watrous. an electrical en- n Slate (bllege with a degree Drive, supplies materials to eration in the United States is lo- gineer, joined Dow Coming in tiectrical Engineering He is semiconductor producers cated in Texas. Sales are exclu- Corp., in l%6, leaving in l%6 D the son of Mrs. Norma throughout the world. Besides sively outside the Saginaw Val- to start his own business, Syn- Hemingsen, Bowes Road, Uw- processing microchips, the firm ley. The company, which has tax. The firm, located in Mid- is involved in research and de one customer in Michigan, has land, was sold in 1978 and he be Watrous established his busi- velopment of high performance ^ percent of its sales activities came chief engineer for BASK ness in 1980. Midland Materials materials for the aerospace in- outside the state. Wyandotte in Rapids. WI ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF Guy D. Watrous Guy D. Watrous. a 1959 of the Year" award Watrous THE ELECTORS OF LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS graduate of Lowell High School joined the Army after high was honored recently by the school and served as a parat- KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Saginaw Valley State College rooper with 101 st Airborne be- TO BE HELD Watrous was presented with the fore his discharge in l%2. Fol- college's annual • Entrepreneur lowing his Army service, Watr- JUNE 10,1985 0 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School Dis- trict will be held on Monday, June 10,1985. THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, A.M., Each year, graduates face the challenge AND CLOSE AT 8:00 O'CLOCK P.M. ctftijd of Aume/t... of making choices which will determine At the Annual School Election there will be elected one (1) mem- 'X ber to the Board of Education of the district for a full term of four the paths their futures will take. It's a (4) years ending 1989. / critical choice, but only one of hundreds of THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCY: important choices all of us must make tpkifytittl frn, Linda I. Beers throughout our lives. The right to make such B RCMSTED THE VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Chicken PRECINCT No. 1 choices is a privilege only we who live in forqel the hot kitchen and the fuss of fix tog dinner Voting Place: Cool oH' Relpi1 Bring the family in for Ihe Runciman Elementary School, 300 High Street, Lowell, Michigan. World s Finest Eatm" Chicken delicious. the free world enjoy. Most of humanity is luicy golden brown and flavored to perfection The first precinct consists of the City of Lowell and those portions because it's BRQASTED' lying north of the centerline of Cascade Road in Cascade and Low- still being told how their lives must be STORE ell Townships in Kent County, and Boston Township in Ionia HOURS: County. 'He fit age. Mon Thur B*n lOpm lived. For them, freedom of choice does Fn b Sal 8am 12pm We at "Market' Sunday —10am-9pm * PRECINCT No. 2 not exist. We should think about that once 1400 W. Lowel, 897 7049 Voting Place: Bowne Township Hall, 6059 Linfield, Alto, Michigan. The second in awhile. The right to make choices is the Turn to precinct consists of Bowne Township in Kent County and Campbell Township in Ionia County and those portions lying south of the centerline of Cascade Road In Cascade and Lowell quintessential element of freedom - and PATTON Townships in Kent County and Boston Townships in Ionia freedom makes all the difference. AGENCY, INC County. 835 W. Main St., PRECINCT No. 3 e^Rso,^ Lowell, Michigan Copyright Amway Corporation S.A 1985. All Rights Reserved. (616) 897-9253 Voting Place: Vergennes Township Hall, corner of Bailey Drive and Parnell Av- enue in Vergennes Township. The third precinct consists of the Gerald Patton Townships of Ada, Cannon, Grattan, and Vergennes in Kent County and Keene Township in Ionia County. Homeowners All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city of township in which they reside are eligible to Amway: Insurance. vote at this election. This notice is given by order of the Board of Education. o Hastings Mutual Sandra Nagy Ttl Insurance Company Secretary, Board I— J We're oniy sdtmt until you UA of Education C28,29 »• 6 LAND FOR SALE - Lowell, ESCORT 1984 - Front wheel SQUIRE 1963-19' Class C. mm approximately 5 acres on drive, stereo, 5 speed. Sun air, cruise, tilt, cassette, self- GRAND VALLEY LEDGER natural beauty road. Perfect roof, extra sharp & priced to contained. awning, chevy for log home or walk out. sell. See it today. Harold chassis. Thomat Chevrolet- WANTED - Used player Classified Ad Below county evaluation. Zaiglar Ford, Lowell. 897- Bulck, Lowell. 897-9294. piano rolls, top prices paid for $12,300. Call 531-4266. 8431. 20 words for $1.25 rolls in good condition. 897- C24-31 9261 days, 897-5381 eve- CORVETTE 1984 - automa- Si additional words Camaro 1984 - Auto, power nings, ask for Roger. tic, bose. 16" tires, full power. steering, power brakes, air. Call 897-9261 TF/NC 2-tone blue. Was $19,995. tilt steering & stereo. Beauti- EXP'S - Front wheel drive • now $18,988, Thomet ful red with doth seats. WORK WANTED - Student great little sports car from Chavrolet-Bulck, Lowell. Priced right. Harold Zeigler The child dcvdopmcnt clan at the Lowell High School graduated more than two doicn pre- Musicians want exterior Ford. Excellent fuel 897-9294. CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. schoolen laat Thursday The pre-school class was offered free to parents of area youngsters. house painting. Reasonable, economy. Drive it today. S PersonalsAny typ e property anywhere available immediately. Call Harold Zaiglar Ford, Low- BUICK RIVIERA 1983-V8. The child development class and Thursday for the past five how successful each little stu- in Michigan 24 Hours FIREBIRD 1980 - Air. 774-2222. all. 897-8431. fully equipped, all power, As- at Lowell Senior High School weeks, the nursery school has dent has been. Call Free 1 800 292 1550 stereo, tilt, wheel & ready to C27.28.29 troroof. Was $13,995. now has been conducting a nursery been held in the home economics The child development class is ATTENTION First National Acceptance Co go. Was $4,995 - now only FORD 1985 DEMO SALE - $12,988 Thomet Chev- school for pie-school children room. Between 25 and 30 chil- run every year through the Home NEEDLECRAFTERS We are loaded with EXP's. $4,495 Harold Zalglar between the ages of 2-5. dren have attended each week. Economics Department of the Stretcher Ban For Sale rolet-BuIck, Lowell. 897- Escort's, LTD's, Bronco II, & Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. The nursery gives the high There is no charge to any area high school. Mrs. Marsha La 5*7 $1.75 Complete Formal 9294. school students actual experi- child who attends. Haye is the instructor. Tempo's. If you want a new 8x10 ...... $2.25 TRUCKS - we have over 12 ence setting up and running a Parents were invited to the Wear Rental car and really want to save, CADILLAC ELDORADO 12*16 . $2.50 to choose from. 4 x 4's , 4 x nursery school. Every Tuesday graduation ceremony to sec just see us today. No one does it 1982 - Biarritz. V8 gas. fully 16*20 . $2.75 2*8, mini & Van's before you WEDDINGS OR S For Sale S for less. Harold Zalglar equipped, leather interior, 18*24 . $3.25 buy give us a call we just OTHER SPECIAL Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. low miles, very clean. Was Areo Scouts attend Scout Fest Special Sizes made to might have what you're look- order. Available at the OCC ASSIGNS $15,395. now $13,988. FORD TRUCKS 1985 - We ing for at the price you want GRAND VALLEY FOR SALE - Mobile Home, are the areas largest volume to pay. Harold Zeigler Ford, LEDGER. PFALLER'S 1970 Rembrandt. $7,800 Ford truck dealer. We have Lowell. 897-8431. RIVERFRONT bank REPO. Financing avail- the largest selection, lowest able. Immediate occupancy. price & best service. See us FORD 1981 CARGO VAN CLOTHING, Keyhole Mobile Home Park. today for your new pickup. Power steering, power SEMI-PRIVATE ROOM Phone 949-3262. Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- brakes, good condition, was AVAILABLE - In our new INC. C25-28 ell. 897-8431. $4,995 now only $3,495. See InNleim Adult Foster Care Home. it today it's priced to sell. Call today at 897-6108. 103 E. Main St. FOR SALE - 1971 Honda BRONCO I11985-We have Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- CTFN Lowell 750 Motorcycle, excellent 10 to choose from now at tre- ell. 897-8431. Memorlam Ph. 897-6411 condition. Must see to ap- mendous savings and 8.8 WANTED TO RENT - In memory of our grandson, preciate. $850 or best offer. APR Financing for 48 OMNI 1980 - Stick, good Young, professional couple, David Morris, who would be Call 897-5807. months. Test drive one transportation, priced to sell. no children, seeking two or 12 years old May 31,1985: CTFN today. No one does it for less See it today. Harold Zeigler three bedroom house to rent ATTORNEY SERVICES: Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. in Ada or Lowell area. Call God knew that your were suf- Divorce, from S150 FOR SALE - Dodge 1976 ell. 897-8431. Pictured above are the boys of Troop 102 and Pack 3188 who at- (517)625-7105. fering. ,plus costs; Maxi Van, 72,000 miles, new PINTO 1979 - Nice car ex- tended Scout Fest at Ionia Boyce Elementary School. 027,28 The hills were hard to climb "A $300 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the per- Barrkruptcy S300: radials, runs great, some ESCORTS 1985 - All colors, cellent transportation & Three weeks ago, the Boy Sc- people present had fun with the campsite and Ist placc runner up •*** priced to sell. See it today. And so he gently closed your son or persons responsible for the most recent vandalism to the Lowell Showboat," said Lowell Simple Will S35: rust. $12,300,361-0819. all models & all equipment outs of Troop 102 went to Scout camp projects. Troop 102's in their monkey bridge project eyes, and City Manager Ray Quada. "We caught the last culprits by offering a reward, hopefully it will work FOR RENT - 3 bedroom C26-29 now at 8.8 APR for 48 Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- again,'* he adds. Previous vandals were convicted of the charge and ordered to pay the Showboat Fest, with twenty other troops camp project was a monkey There was also a Webelos Cross- Adoption S125; t whispered. Peace Be Thine. mobile home. $250 plus months and free child carrier ell. 897-8431. Corporation restitution for the damage. from the lokemo district. This is bridge. There were also contests over into Boy Scouts. Eleven Incorporation, **** It broke our hearts to lose utilities. Call (616) 897-7912 HOUSE FOR SALE BY or baby seat. Now through The most recent vandalism included smashed doors, torn wallpaper and other senseless destruc- an annual event for scouts. Other for the best campsite, best camp Webelos from Lowell (8 from evenings. from S200; YELLOWSTONE 1979 - 23' you, Lowell groups were Webelos project and a basketball touma- 3188 and 3 from 3102) crossed OWNER - in South East June 3rd. No one does it for tion. Anyone with information concerning this matter can contact the Lowell Police Department Drunk Driving. class C, Chevy chassis, 400 we loved you so; but you did from Pack 3188 and Webelos ment. Troop 102 look Ist in best over into Boy Scouts. Grand Rapids. 1-1/2 story, 3 less Harold Zeigler Ford, at 897-7123. from S250: not go alone- bedroom, beautiful Lowell. 897-8431. V8, roof air, rear bath, di- from Pact 3102. The boys and For part of us went with you. Landlord Tenant, hardwood floors, oak wood- **** nette, couch, Michelin tires. The day God called you JACKPOT BINGO Probate. Workman s work throughout. Two car ga- FORD FRONT WHEEL Thomet Chevrolet-Bulck, Lowell. 897-9294. home. Evety Friday night, 7:30 P.M. Compensation. rage, priced in the low $40's. DRIVE SALE - 1985 Es- Real Estate, and For more information, please cort's, EXP's, Tempo's all at Lowell VFW Hall. Lovingly remembered Personal Injury call 452-1957. dose out prices. Save now, CHAMPION 1972-22 class East Main St. Lowell. A, Dodge chassis, air, Grandma & Grandpa by appointment. C26-29 no one does it for less. WEDNESDAY NIGHT - MENS Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. ***• Stevens FRIDAY NIGHT -MENS Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- creuise, side bath, large con- PUBLIC WELCOME Attorney Richard Heath Uncle Mike Stevens aa a FOR SALE - 1982 Cam- ell. 897-8431. vertible. rear dinette, low wngo Momtors Lowell 897-9480 C28 DivWonl Division I TFN bridge Mobile Home. 14 x 70 MM miles, clean. Thomet Chev- Grand Rapids 241-2292 with 7x12 Expando, 3 bed- LTD'S - Loaded, Loaded. rolet-Bulck, Lowell. 897- Team MONDAY NIGHT - CO-ED Team rooms, wood & gas heat. Loaded, 4 door Broughams 9294. Wcmet-Bhie LEGION Hockheart k VanLcir $16,000 or best offer. 897- many to chose from. Regular Front Row Video OF THE MOOSE Division 1 Michigan Wire 7912 evenings. retail price $12,196, Now In memory of George Vilage Party Store Wemet-White Tuesdays At birth, a panda It smaller C26,27,28 only $9,988 while they last. CHEVROLET CELEBRITY Kinsley: Twelve Pack Lowell Engineering II BINGO!! than a mouse and wal^ See us today. Harold 1985 - 4 door, air, tilt, cruise, First Congregational about four ouneas. defog, demo. Was $11.220, We never lose the ones we State Savings Bank Early Birds 6:00 P.M. FOR SALE -1973 Liberty 12 Zeigler Ford, Lowell. 897- Flanagan x 60 Mobile Home, well main- now $9,888. Thomet Chev- love. Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. 8431. Division 11 tained. Must be sold. Set up rolet-BuIck, Lowell. 897- For even though they're 1320 E. Fulton Division II in Valley Vista Village. Call ESCORTS 1985 - Now only 9294. gone. TFN Central States 897-9385. $128.72 per month. No Within the hearts of those Dicks Bar Smyrna Grocery LAW OFFICE C27.28 money down, large selection BUICK LESABRE 1985 -4 who care, * Nobodys ZieglerFord Jackpot Michael J. Tummino, Jr. **** to choose from. See us today door Collectors Edition, V8 Their memory lingers on Senion gas, very well equipped, 2- Division II Merciuuus BINGO HOUSE FOR SALE BY for details. Harold Zeigler Bobs Auto Supply Judith L Tummino OWNER - 3 bedroom. Bi- tone, demo. Was $15,496, Missed by wife, children BABCamper Every Saturday Night Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. Root Lowell Mfg GENERAL PRACTICE Level. attached 24 x 36 ga- now $13,498. Thomet grandchildren 7:00 P.M. THURSDAY NIGHT - MENS Darwin LaLone Transport rage, sliders off dining room BRONCO S I11984-Two to Chevrolef-Bulck. Lowell. great-grandchildren. LOWELL MOOSE BINGO 897-9294. Divorce, uncontested, to deck, big yard with lots of choose from, both are in ex- " P28 Division I 1320 E. Fulton with or without children, trees, must see. like new. cellent condition & ready for * • " * Early Bird Bingo 6 P.M. Call 897-6351. delivery. See us today. The longest sermon on record lasted 48 hours and 18 $150.00, plus costs; TFN C27-30 Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- minutes. A congregation of eight was still present at the Wills, $35.00; Bank- **•* sermon's end. TUESDAY NIGHT. WOMENS Lowell Engineering I ell. 897-8431. Dave dark PlumUng 4 Heating ruptcy, $300.00; Work- FOR SALE - Thermomax **** Lowell Beer Store men's Compensation Division I copy machine. $50.00. Call BRONCO 1984 - Loaded, Your Business Thomet Chevrolet Business and Personal Injury, no 897-7650 you must see It to believe It. Arts T V. attorney fee if no recov- C27,28NC Auto power steering, power Assistant ery. Legal consultation MHM brakes, air. stereo, tilt & Busintit Cards Announctmtntt Ltntrhaads Division II S Service S on general matters, ini- FOR SALE BY OWNER - cruise. Save thousands over 1977 Mobilife Mobile Home. a new one. Harold Zeigler QUALITY BUSINESS STATIONEAV tial appointment free. REFLECTS GOOD TASTE AND CONFI- Larkins Satan 2 bedroom, dry wall con- -v. Fat Man Pvt . Eye Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. DENCE TO YOUR BUSINESS ASSOCI- i CARPET CLEANING - You Lowell Office MM Bogies Janitoral struction, 8 x 12 deck, house ATES CHOOSE FROM A LARGE Lowell Waterbedi don't shampoo your clothes, 897-5931 Alto Bandits type roof, 6 x 10 shed. ESCORT 1984 - Extra sharp SELECT ON OF PAPERS AND INKS IN why shampoo your carpet? Lowell Nasarene Church Next to Lambert's Variety $12,000. Call 897-5872 after 4 door, bright red. stereo cas- VARIOUS PRICE RANGES Ifry dry cleaning. Mention King Milling 6:00 p.m. and before 9:00 sette. It is just like new. The this ad and save 10%. Call p.m. priced to sell. Harold Zeigler Grand Valley Ledger 897-6614. C28-31 Ford, Lowell. 897-8431. CTFN May 9, MS 32 Showboat benefit, cont'd. the Lowell Moote Lodge and tanctkmed event. widr the* iropty,- but' not before" Champagne Breakfast Cruise up a banjo player provided and a $12,500 debt to the city Lowell LioM Chib on the Show- Early Saturday morning a 25 waging tooth and nail duals with the Rat River aboard the Lowell "Riverboat that is still owed on the original boat Friday night . Gambien paid team softhaJI tournament got un- second place Germaine s of Showboat. About 100 patrons purchase of the upper bleachers • two dollar entry fee and played derway toward a climactic finith Saranac and third place Murfs dined on an exquisite breakfast Throughout the day, the at the amphitheater." Quada bUckj**. roulette and other at about 5^p p.m. Sunday after- Pub of Lowell. prepared by the Afterdeck Res- Showboat made hourly trips up explained. The City Couacil it games for chips worth one dollar i^pofi. * SUkl't Beet a Grand Also getting off to an early taurant. WCUZ Radio personal- the river carrying moderate to currently considering the possi- each in the Stale Lottery Bureau Raptfs fualfy c .uW^ tip start Saturday was a leisurely ity Andy Rent was along for the large numbers of passengers A bility of using some of those group from the Lowell High bleachers at the new Gee Drive School organized an "air-bamT softball complex. If the city does or lip-synch competition at the take the bleachers back. Show- Amphitheater in the afternoon on boat could be out of debt for the Saturday The Lowell Jay-Teens first time since the amphitheater also got involved in the weekend was built back in the early seven- festivities by sponsoring a fish- ties. ing contest on the Grand River When the Lowell Showboat on Saturday and Sunday Board of Directors decided not to About 2,000 people turned out run any further shows until the for the Steve Wariner Concert debt was erased back in early Saturday evening. MIt was a 1983, the Showboat was over pretty good turnout, and the $45,000 in debt "In the past 2 show was eaceHentt" said Low- and one half years, we have ell Showboat President Ray nearly wiped out the debt and Quada. MI was very pleased with kept up with annual expenses all the weekend activities, such as insurance and mainte- WCUZ really did a great job in nance." said Quada. "All those helping out with the Showboat who have worked hard to make again this year,** Quada added. this happen, especially the The Showboat owes only people at WCUZ, can be very -CARS- $1,160.00 in notes at the bank proud,** added Quada K 18S4 Dodge Arias St. Wagon, charcoal, 4 cyl., 4 spd., cruise, AM/FM, cloth seats 1884 Dodg* Omni, 4 dr., spice, 4 cyl., 5 spd., console, C.A.R. cloth Busing, cont'd. 1884 Dodge Aires, 4 dr., silver, auto, air, stereo, cloth seats, del. wheel about 2,000 miles per school The district's again fleet of covers day. buses are falling out of state 1884 Plymouth Retiant, 4 dr., gray, auto., PS, PB, air, FM, cloth seats Advantages to the single nm reimbursement formula with 20 1884 Dodge Omin 4 dr., silver, 1.6 litre, 4 spd., AM/FM stereo, cloth system include the fact that chil- of the district's 47 buses being dren are picked up and delivered eight years old or older. When ~ 1883 Chrysler Fifth Ave., dark blue, 318, auto., lux. pkg. leather seats. at the same time allowing for the district returned to single 1883 Plymouth Reliant Red/White, 4 cyl., auto, air, tilt, cruise, stereo uniform school hours. If a dou- runs in 1972, the district was cassette ble tun system is instigated, the able to purchase as many as 8 1883 Chevrolet Citation, 4 dr., maroon, 4 cyl., 4 spd., PS, PB, elementary grades (1-5) would buses at one time. With one bus start classes about one hour be- today costing over $30,000, the AM/FM, del. wipers, deluxe wheel covers hind the junior and senior high district is financially unable to schools. Also, the students can buy enough buses to maintain the 1883 Dodge Challenger, 2 dr., red, 4 cyl., 4 spd., PS, PB, AM/FM, be returned home in a one hour demand required with the "single *' time frame in emergency dismis- run" approach to transportation. cloth sals. The Lowell Board of Educa- 1883 Chrysler E Class, 4dr., white, auto., PS, PB, AM/FM stereo, air, Disadvantages to the single tion will again review this propo- 50/50 cloth seats, cruise run system are great. The dis- sal at the June 10 Board meeting I)1 1883 Plymouth TC3,2 dr.. It. blue, 4 cyl., auto., AM/FM stereo, cloth trict's buses are now very scheduled at 7:30 p.m. As al- crowded, up to 80 students per ways, the public is invited to at- 1882 Chrysler Fifth Ave., 4 dr., dark blue, leather lux. pkg. bus. Problems arise with stu- tend and offer comment. Com- 1882 Plymouth Reliant 4 dr., navy, air, cruise, PS, PB dents from kindergarten through ments may also be directed to the 1882 Dodge Omni, 4dr.. Beige/Cream, 4 spd., reardef., vinyl buckets, 12th grade all riding the same Supenntendent's office by writ- bus. Additional drivers are ing to 12685 Foreman Road. del. wheel covers needed and the huge bus fleet is Lowell, MI or calling 897-8415. 1882 Mercury Couger, G.S. Station Wagon, air, cruise, stereo, auto., inefficient use of capital. PS, PB, 1881 Chevrolet Citation, 2 dr., Cream/Brown, auto, air, stereo 1881 Dodge Omni, 4 dr., yellow, 4 cyl., auto., cruise, AM radio BUSINESS CARDS a 1881AMC Concord DL, 4 dr., white, 8 cyl., auto., PS, PB, cloth 50/50 seats, AM radio & 1881 Chevrolet Chevette, 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 spd., AM/FM stereo, cloth buckets, road wheels, WSW tires STATIONERY 1881 Datsun 318 6X, 2 dr., 4 cyl., 5 spd., AM/FM, cloth buckets The professional way to promote 1881 Dodge Aries, Station Wagon, 4 cyl., 4 spd., vinyl buckets, AM your services. radio 1881 Dodge Omni, 4 dr., silver, 4 cyl., auto. PS, AM/FM cassette, rear Choose from • wide selection of typestyles and papers in various defrost price ranges. 1888 Dodge Omni, 4 cyl., 4 spd., AM/FM, radio, cloth seats > 1878 Chrysler Newport, 4 dr., yellow, V8, auto., PS, PB, air, AM radio TNI MAUD VALUY 1878 Plymouth Volare Wagon, 8 cyl., auto., PS, PB, luggage rack, woodgrain sides 1878 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 dr., black, V8, auto., PS, PB, tilt, cruise, air, stereo, P. windows, P. seat 1978 Olds Cutlass, 4 dr., ft. blue, V8, auto., PS, PB, stereo, air 1878 Mercury Zephyr, 4 dr., yellow, 4 cyl. auto, PS, AM/FM stereo MEMORIAL DAY «*al8 A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE * * -TRUCKS- Keep those memories aKve with... 1884 Dodge Ramcharger, 4x4 2 tone blue, 318 Auto, PS, PB, FM .JNifcaaiurnl Quality Photo Finishing stereo, running boards 1883 Chevrolet C18, bronze, V8, 4 spd., AM/FM stereo, topper 1882 Dodge D166, Brown, 318, auto., PS, PB, tilt, rear slider, step bumper 1888 Ford F2S6, red, big 8 cyl., 4 spd., PS, PB Dodge Trucks (IIRYSUiK Dodge $ UENNEN 1HOUB SBWlCt MMUBlt I LOWELL. MICHIGAN 897-9281 Pfymoutfi 0 "Dedicated MODERN MINI-UB LUSWG: TupQualily to mopor SERVIR CAinoa BUSED CARS Excellence" & CAMERA SALE HOURS: Mon. b Wad.. SERVICE b PARTS: Sam • Sprn; Tuts., Thurs. Cr fri.. Mon. thru Fri . Sam 6pm "Your Hometown Fii-Sarvice Lab" Sam - 6pm b Saturday till 3pm Wednesday till 7:45pm 106 W. Main, Lowell • 897-5606