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.Volume 11, Issue 29 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since Wednesday, June 3,1987 Macker still slated for downtown With the Gus Macker Touma- to be held downtown is finally cially close M-21 from Jackson The liability insurance purch- much bantering about, the coun- "Wehave always paid all the bills £mcnt just a month away, the Low- coming together. Possibly the to Hudson Street at 3:00 p.m. on ased by the Macker has been ap- cil decided to charge five percent sent to us by the city" McNeal ^cll City Council was busy at their biggest hurdle has been the plan- Friday, July 3. The backboards proved by the city's attorneys. of entry fees plus any expenses said. "We're donating part of this June 1 meeting covering some ning and permit applications will be moved into position on The policy includes a provision incurred by the city. With approx- year's proceeds to charity, and if AHnal details. Acting City Man- necessary to close M-21 for the the sidewalks prior to 3:00, and for a waiver to be signed by each imately 1,600 teams expected to the city charges us five percent, ager Barry Emmons told the busy Fourth of July weekend. when the Main St. is closed, they player holding the city, county pay a $50.00 entry fee, the city's then they 're just taking that away council that the long list of piep- Emmons told the Council that can be quickly set up and ready and state harmless in the event five percent should be in the from the charity" McNeal added arations to enable the tournament tournament organizers will offi- for play at 6:00 p.m. Emmons of an injury. Players will be re- neighborhood of $4,000, Coun- Emmons said the Macker or- said the Macker organization has quired to turn in the signed waiv- cilman William Thompson asked ganization has offered a $2,000 paid over $4,000 for the neces- ers, and will be issued a non-re- Emmons for an estimate on how donation to the city from last Along Main Stmt sary signs to detour traffic across moveable wristband as proof that much the city will spend on the year's proceeds. The Macker the two Grand River bridges and they have submined a waiver. Macker Tournament. Emmons people wanted the money ear- 'along Riverside Dr. Main St. is The wristbands will be required said he would only be guessing, marked for basketball courts at scheduled to be reopened at to be worn throughout the but the total will be sizeable. Fhe Creekside Park, but the council 11:00 p.m. on Sunday. July 5. weekend. city's costs include such items as balked at the idea of earmarking Macker organizers were not Emmons said the public ad- D.P.W., police and rescue man it for anything. Emmons said the j aware that the tournament would dress system and scoreboards hours, legal fees, trash pick-up, Macker has indicated a donation be on the agenda. When the will be located in the municipal etc. The council concurred that will also be made to the city from Ledger contacted Mitch McNeal parking lot on the south side of the fee structure should be set so this year's proceeds. on Tuesday, he said it was phys- Main St. at the River. Council- that the tournament will not be The Gus Macker Tournament ically impossible to set the courts man Jack Fonger asked Emmons a financial burden to the tax- is scheduled to take place in up that quickly. McNeal said he to insure that the police depart- payers in the city. Councilman downtown Lowell on July 3, 4 would contact city hall in an at- ment maintain control over the Charlie Doyle said. "If the citi- & 5. Other Macker events such L.M.S. PRESENTS TIED TO THE TRACKS tempt to find a workable solu- loudness of the P. A. system. Em- zens of this community knew the as the Miss Macker competition. tion. mons said that should be no prob- Macker was costing them Hall of Fame. etc. will still take A On Tuesday, June 9, at 7:30 p.m., the Lowell Middle School lem. money, they'd come up in arms." place in the neighborhood. Eighth Grade Drama Class will present the funny melodrama 'Tied Permit fees became an issue When told of the fee structure, Watch the Ledger for further de- To The Tracks". The public is invited and welcome to this free Lowell during the discussion. After McNeal thought it was unfair. tails as they become available. ^Performance at the Middle School Cafetorium, Council OLD FASHIONED PICNIC Residents complain to council The Lowell Senior Center is sponsoring an Old Fashioned picnic items at the 4-H Fair Grounds on June 27. Anyone interested in having TWo east side residents were hazard to public safety. provided the Lowell Police with a booth should make arrangements at the Center, 897-5949, Jim Hodges, a member of the on hand at Monday's Lowell City Youngsma said he has witnessed written permission to enforce audience at Monday s Lowell Council meeting to voice their vehicles taking the comer of trespassing laws on their prop- OLD FASHIONED FUN COMING JUNE 27 City Council meeting, asked for complaints about activities near Avery and Jefferson on two erty. a progress report on the search two Main St, businesses. Tom wheels several times. Mesler suggested that the city ^ Men, are you growing those beards? Time grows short and for a new city manager. Mayor Mesler of 426 Avery complained Mesler says the problem is declare the two businesses public Blough Builders is offering some fine prize trophies. Sec Ivan James Maatman told Hodges that of excessive noise, reckless driv- worse at about dark, and for a nuisances and hold them respon- fBlough. Ladies, have you gotten the old costumes out? Eastern the city received over 60 applica- ing, obscenities, u-tums and a few hours there after. He said sible for the problems taking Star is having a contest for period costumes. Are you entering a tions, and narrowed them down variety of other problems at Thursday, Friday and Saturday place in the area. float in the parade? That will be at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, June to four. According to Maatman, Third Base convenience store are especially bad. Mesler Emmons said the police work 27. An old-fashioned picnic will follow at Recreation Park, with those four have been inter- and Rite-Aid Pharmacy. Mesler claims the offenders are all about necessary to stop the problem is cloths spread on grass. For those who don't want to prepare a viewed. But, Maatman indicated says he has complained re- 16 to 25 years old. beyond the department's budget. picnic lunch, food booths will be available. that the City Council is still a peatedly, with no result. Mesler Lowell Chief of Police and "We're already over budget, and The Y will have zany and traditional games and contests at the long way from making a deci- said he recently called the Kent acting City Manager Barry Em- it would take a reserve officer park and in the pool. Horse-and-buggy rides will be available. A sion. County Sheriff's dispatch seven mons said the complaints in the and a car on the scene every night complete schedule will appear in next week s paper. Don't miss City Assessor Al Orlyk has times in one evening, and turned area have tripled over this time to correct the problem" Emmons ((^i fun day for everybody! given notice of his retirement. in ten license plate numbers. last year, and those complaints said. The city building inspector, Joe Another neighbor, Jeff were double the year prior to Mesler and Youngsma were ADULT SUMMER FITNESS CLASSES OFFERED Nowak, will fdl in until a re- Youngsma, echoed Mesler's that. Emmons said part of the not given much reason to be op- (• placement is found. The city as- comments and emphasized the problem is that Rite-Aid attor- timistic about a resolution to the The Lowell YMCA will be offering a summer adult fitness class sessor's job is a part time posi- reckless driving as a serious neys in Harrisburg, PA have not problems in their neighborhood. on Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:00-9:00 a.m. starting June 8 tion. thru July 3. The classes will be held in the area behind the King Acting as the Zoning Board of Memorial Pool. In case of rain, the class will be held at the Appeals, the Council unani- Saftey Patrol pizza party Methodist Church. Fee is: $3.00 Y-Member and $4.00 for Non- mously approved a request from Member per class. Instructor: Terri Nausieda. Vennen Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth. Vennen owns several RED ARROWS BASEBALL ON LCTV lots on the southwest comer of Main and Center Streets, two The Lowell Red Arrows vs. Ionia district baseball game of portions of which are not zoned 5/30/87 will be shown on LCTV, channel 2 on: Tuesday, June 2 commercial. The rezoning ®il 10 a.m.; Wednesday. June 3 at 12 noon; Thursday. June 4 at squares off the parcels so that 5 p.m.; Friday, June 5 at 7 p.m.; and Saturday, June 6 at 10a.m. the entire comer is commercially zoned. IWo neighbors objected SHOWBOAT AMPHITHEATER - THE PLACE TO BE ON to the rezoning in writing, and JUNE 20 Bud Lyons of 131 S. Center St. was on hand to voice his con- The Lowell Fire Department starts the day on June 20, with a cerns about the unsightly appear- Fireman's Muster from 10 to 3 p.m. at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Next, ance of the lot. Vennen represen- the Lowellapolis 500 will be held at the Lowell Showboat Am- tatives have promised to improve phitheatre at 5:00 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for adults and 50< for the appearance of the area, and children under 12. To end the day, there will be a Talent Night provide screening. A house that ^t the Amphitheatre from 7-9 p.m. Adults - $3.00: Children under sits on the property will be razed in two to three months. 1 *2 - 50v; and Children under 6 - Free. The Council approved a re- quest for a new street light near SIGN UP NOW FOR BEAUTY PAGEANT the 2309 Gee Dr. residence of Pat Hoag. Applications arc now available for this year s Miss Mackcr The Council opted to cancel Beauts Pageant to be held in Mackerville, July I, 1987. out of a contract with a company If you'd like to reign over Mackerville at this year s Macker that was preparing a study for a Basketball Tournament, call Macker World Headquarters (897- Downtown Development Au- Members of the Rat River Post 8303 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars treated over 50 Safety j g{%l). Applications are also available at Dunhams and Lady Foot- thority. Emmons said that some Patrol volunteers from the Runciman/Riverside Elementary School to a pizza lunch on Tuesday. locker. work had been done on the study. This was the sevnth annual luncheon for the volunteers who give up their recesses and some Deadline for entering is June 24, 1987 The Council adjourned to other priviledges to keep the crosswalks safe. The luncheon was held at the V.F.W. Bwt. executive session to discuss a Pictured arc V.F.W. members Chuck Melle and Gien Miller along with several hungry safety continued on the back page legal matter. patrol members. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, June 3, 1987 • Page 2 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 3, 1987 • Page 3
Obituaries eral Services were held in the passed away May 28, 1987. Syr- Coming Events ASHLEY - Mane Ashley passed Nevarez, also of Belding; three ing are her children, Patricia Rapids; 18 grandchildren, and vivng are three sisters. Ruby Ril- funeral home chapel. Rev i away Sunda> evening at ihe great-grandchildien. James. Martin of Zion. IL, Robert D. one great-great-grandchild Hun tersdorf and Sue VandcrMolen Robert Stegestra of Bethans Re Not'ce. In ttw Ladgtr • available. Call 897-9462 for and the Vergennes Coopera- Unued Memorial Hospital in Kandi and Kim Witter; two great- Bailey. Dolores Walke of San eral Services were held Wednes- meet at Schneider Manor at are encouraged to come. the Church office Wednes- both of Ada, Jeanne Condon of formed Church officiating Inter- "Coming Events" art fra* Gieenville at the age of 78 She great-grandcfiildren. Michael Jose. CA, Nancy Rohloff; 23 day at the Shawmut Hills 1 00 p.m. Sponsor: Dolores day, Friday or Saturday information. tive Club are jointly sponsor- Cedar Springs, two brothers. ment Rest Lawn Memonai Park of ch«rg« to any non-profit was born January 6, 1909 Mrs and Heather Witter; several grandchildren, 24 great-grand- Chapel, with her pastor Rev Laux; Hostesses: Eunice WED., JUNE 17: Lowell Gar- mornings, 949-1223. ing the celebration and want Ashley was formerly employed nieces and nephews and a special Robert of Florida and Belden of organization in tha Lowail. VanderVeen, Orpha Chater- den Lore Club will meet at SAT., AUGUST 8: The 150th to hear from former Vergen- children; two brothers, John Frank Graves of Immanuel GARDNER - Doris Gardner by Bergy Brothers Elevator at friend, Karl Hafey. Memorials California. Graveside Services Ada, AJto, and Saranac nes Township residents. If Thomas of Lowell and Harry Lutheran Church officiating. In- formerly of Belmont, passed don, Alice Compos, Leticta the home of Grace Kutchey, SAT., JULY 25: ATTEN- birthday of Vergennes Town- Alto. Funeral services were to be may be made to the Cancer Soci- were held at the Alton Cemetery. Wt prefer audi Thomas of Flint; several nieces terment Holy Cross Cemetery. away in Phoenix. AZ. She is sun- Tobias. Program: My most 1001 Heffron Street. Lunc- TION LOWELL HIGH ship will be celebrated with a you live away now, and/or held today (Wednesday. June 3, ety. and nephews. A Scripture Ser- fwbcee to be kept brief and embarrassing moment. heon at 1:00 p.m. with Irma SCHOOL classes of 54- 59 picnic dinner (and several know the name/address of VANLIEy IR § - Kathryw—ni* y n Vanlier. vived by her husband Claud;% he • riv i 1^87) at the Greenville Funeral vice was held Tbesday. The Fun- KARELSE - Robert Karelse, of to be aubmitted by mail, aged 91. passed away Saturday cMdrcn. PaCnck and Opal Baar Richmond acting as co-hos- Come join the 50s reunion. events still in the planning someone who does, drop a Home. Interment al Rest Haven BAILEY - Mrs. Bemice M. Ionia, died Saturday. May 30, eral Mass was celebrated Wed- but will accept notices by stage) at the Fallasburg line to P.C. Lussmyer. 12950 Memory Gardens Mrs Ashley morning in the Holland Home. DlMtowu, CA, Richiud Baar JUNE 5, 6 A 7: West Michi- tess. All come. The more the merrier! 5 p.m. Bailey, of Grand Rapids, widow nesday in St. Anthony Church. 1987 at the age of 60. Bom Au- pfwne at 897-9261. Fulton Manor Mrs Vanlier was of Phoenix, AZTherse Anne and gan Shores Council, Cub - 2 a.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Dou- Schoolhouse Museum Beck with, Lowell. Ml 49331 leaves surviving a daughter. Vir- of Robert, passed away Sunday Interment Resurrection Cemet- gust 4, 1962 at Kalamazoo Sur- David Hoyle of Delton. John grounds. The West Central or call 897-6430 or 897- ginia Daniels of Belding; a at the Blodgtt Memorial Medical ery. vived by his wife, Sandra of the widow of Edward who died Scout leader Training 'Akela JUNE 17.18 A 19: lokemo ble R Ranch, Smyrna. Gardner, Paul Gardner. Anne WOMEN Of THE MOOSE - granddaughter, Charlene Center at the age of 79. Surviv- Ionia; one daughter. Robin of in 1984 Surviving are four chil- Calls Albion. Call (618)363- District Cub Scout Day Camping and motel rooms Michigan Historical Society 9462 Gardner all of Phoenix, AZ a Chapter night meeting is held CRUMBACK - Mrs Mary J. Saranac; and one son Michael of dren. Donald and Theresa Van- 3828 tor information. Camp, Camp Concordia, brother Fred and Lee Feutz of the first Monday of each Crumback, of Grand Rapids, Saranac; three sisters, Wiona lier of Grand Rapids. Elaine and Greenville. Arizona; a sister Rosemary Rut/ passed away Sunday. May 24. at Calvo, Miami. FL; Carolyn Jack Crays of Arizona. Kenneth month, at 8 p.m. SAT., JUNE 6: The Lowell and Mary Vanlier of Reston, VA. of Ada; and three grandchildren the age of 58. Surviving are her Reamsma. Grand Rapids; Faith First United Methodist SAT., JUNE 20: Saranac James and Connie Vanlier of The Mass of Christian Burial husband, Calvin J. Crumback; Wright. Grand Rapids; one WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Church is sponsoring an Au- Community Church will be Grand Rapids 11 grandchildren, was 0^cred Thursday at St A lifetime retirement Income daughter. Mrs. Mark Newhouse; grandchild. Interment was in Business Meeting is held the ' Thomas the Apostle Church ction & Flea Market starting sponsoring a Chicken Bar-B- for as little as $5,000 three grandsons, Matthew. Chad Michigan Veteran's Facility 14 great-grandchildren; one sis- HEALTH with Rev. Fr. James C. Cutsack third Monday of each month, at 11 a.m. in the Foreman Q from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Noah Newhouse of Lowell; Cemetery. Grand Rapids. Ml ter, Mrs. I>ennis Langeland of Celebrant. Interment Resurrec- at 8 p.m. BWg on the Lowell 4-H Fair- Carry out available. That's the guarantee of the new Single one sister. Mrs. Lambert Koenes Kalama/oo; a sister-in-law, Mrs. By tion Cemetery. grounds. Antiques, tools, Premium Deferred Annuity from Farm Bureau Life of Grand Rapids; two brothers, MACFARUNE - Ernest W Edward Adnanse of Lowell. Fun- Dr. Paul Gauthtor EVERY SECOND TUESDAY household items and much SUN., JUNE 21: West Michi- Insurance Company of Michigan. You make a Harry Karel of Kentwood An- Mac Far lane, aged 63, of Lyon*- deposit one time only, and we guarantee you a Dr. Jim Lang The Lowell Area Fishing Club thony Karel of Grandville; par- more will be up for auction gan Shores Council, Sum- retirement Income you can't outlive. You'll earn now meets at the Flat River with proceeds going to help mer Scout Camp Opens. high, tax-deferred Interest, too. Call today. Snowmobile Clubhouse on SSTrfSlSJSl Postmaster asks owners support new construction of Making your future a ittle More predictableprcnici . ORGAN DONATION nieces and nephews. Services Potters Road, just East of United Methodist churches in JUNE 22 - JUNE 26: St. FA/tM BUREAU Dale Johnson and Committal were conducted Montcalm Ave, at 7:00 p.m. the Grand Rapids area. For Michael's Episcopal Church 1940 28th St.. S.E- A subject receiving quite a bit of attention in the lay press INSURANCE Wednesday at the Reyers North to restrain pets and protect carriers All prospective members or more information, please call in Cascade will conduct a Va- Grand Rapids, Ml 49508 recently is organ donation. This is a difficult subject to discuss, Valley Chapel, 2815 Fuller Ave. GROUP (616)241-1609 With the arrival of warmer Among remedies in situations suggest that pets be kepi interested individuals are cor- the church office at 897- cation Bible School. Children both for family and physician. Much of the fear and apprehension with The Rev. Ralph Ludwick of- away from the mailbox and areas dially welcome. 5936 may be enrolled by calling associated with this life giving act eminates from a lack of infor- ficiating. Interment in weather, Lowell Postmaster when a pet owner fails to restrain the letter carrier uses for access mation regarding organ procurement and donation. Some facts to Blythefield Memory Gardens. Charlie Doyle has asked dog a dog is intemiption of home de- consider are: owners to help protect letter car- livery to the residence or. in to the property." he said If the EVERY SECOND A MON., JUNE 8: The Golden pet cannot be kept behind a se- -The actual organ donation medical procedure costs nothing. JOHNSON - Mrs. Evelyn riers, utility workers and other some cases, to entire neighbor- FOURTH TUESDAY The Swingers will be having a cure fence, the owner should re- There is no delay in funeral arrangements and there is no disfigure- Johnson, aged 74. of Cascade, citizens from the dangers of dog hoods. The Postal Service will Lowell Community Band will meeting, potluck and bingo strain it with a secure leash or ment of the body. passed away Monday, may 25, bites. also seek to recover worker's meet for rehearsals begin- at Fallasburg Park starting at Contrary to what you may believe, many every- The Postmaster said that, na- compensation damages and pro- tether or at least keep the pet in- -Organ transplantation is a surgical procedure performed by a 1987. She was preceded in death ning March 10. Rehearsals 6:00 p.m. Bring your own medical "harvest" team, and is carried out only in terminal cases ^ ^ vjwi o jui lionally, more than 4,000 letter vides counseling to carriers who side the house during the usual day Items cost no more at 7-Eleven than they do by her husband George S. Sur will be held in the band room drinks, dish for potluck and which cannot be treated by any other means. carriers we,e bi,,en do s lasl have been bi,,en who wish hours carriers are making their vived by her children Raymond ^ 8 at Lowell High School, at white elepants for prizes. at the huge supermarkets. Yet 7-Eleven gives -The medical profession operates under strict guidelines to de- A. and Ellen Johnson of Cas- year adllc(1 'ha' those lo seek legal action against Ihe rounds." 7:00 p.m. For information, you front-door parking and no long lines. Just termine and certify brain death and eligibility for organ donation. cade. Peter and Judith Kenny of sta,is,'C5 includ«l '"Juries to one dog owners Doyle added. "We try to do . • • . . „ . of I n\XJt» 11 \ \attar call 897-8434. Everyone wel- WED., JUNE 10: Snow U.M. Currently, there is an organ donation crisis in the United States. Aviano, Italy; brother Stanley of Lowell's letter carriers. Doyle said these policies un- our part by stressing awareness check these prices to see how little it costs to come! Every year as many as 27,500 patients are declared brain dead, Johnson of Northville; grandchil- "In recent years, the public derscore the Postal Service's of dog bit dangers to our carriers, M. will be serving roast tur- get the good things easy! but less than 20% of these people actually are the source of organs dren. Amy and Ryan Johnson of has responded to our plea to keep commitment to protect its em- but we rely heavily on the sup- QUA-KE-ZIK key and dressing dinner at for transplant. Cascade. The Funeral Services their pels restrained, and we have ployees. and added that pet own- port and cooperation of the com- SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Snow Christian Center, 3211 Organ procurement is coordinated through the North American were held Wednesday at O'Brien seen a decline in bites nation- ers can easily meet their respon- munity to help us end these pain- meets every 2nd and 4th Snow S. E. beginning at 5:30 Transplant Coordination Organization, which maintains a 24-hour ally", Doyle said. "Neverthe- sibilities lo control their pets ful and costly injuries.** Gerst Chapel, Dr. David O. Ran- Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the p.m. Public invited. computerized alert system for matching donor and recipients. Suc- less, much is still to be done to kin of Fountain Street Church of- Club building at 11400 Fore- cessful transplantations are ever increasing due to the sophistication ficiating. Interment Woodlawn eliminate the hazard to our em- man Road, Lowell. THUR., JUNE 11: lokemo of alert procedures as well as better air transfer methods. What's Cemetery. ployees and other citizens who Thirsty For A SAY YES TO District Commissioner Staff missing from the system, unfortunately, is enough donors. might be bitten ** Ferris State College Meeting, Greenville First Becoming an organ donor is simple. Anyone who is 18 years K Eft BROCK - Mrs. Anna S. Doyle said that all dogs are EVERY THIRD THURSDAY % Methodist church, 7:30 p.m. Good Deal? MICHIGAN o( age or older and is of sound mind may become one. Those Kerrbrock, aged 96, formerly of territorial by nature, and even the Pack Meeting, Cub Scout under IX must obtain the consent of parents or legal guardians Straight St. NW, passed away most gentle pet will bite if it feels honor list for Spring Pack 3188 will meet at Run- With Michigan To legitimize your intentions to be a donor, you must sign a Monday. May w25 , 1987 aa t its domain is threatened by the ciman School, beginning at JUNE 12, 13 & 14: West PEPSI-COLA 'uniform donor card". You can gel a card by calling the Second Beacon Light'chnstin Nursing a carrier or other per- |.250 Ferns State Col- ter hours of graded work. The 7:00 p.m. This is a family Michigan Shores Catholic Made Ice Cream Chance Organ Donor Program at I-800-ACT-GIVE. The card is Home. Surviving are her chil- ™^w"n ^l,lt,e carc' a P* lege students were included on total list of 1.237, students in- event. Future activities will Scout Retreat - Camp PRODUCTS a legal document with which you may delineate which organs or Ryba's Mackinac island Fudge. drtn. Frank Jablonski of Grand . k.,. . ^ the academic honors list for the eludes 217 who earned 4.00 ^ be discussed and awards Gerber Call (616) 363-3828 tissues you wish to donate. Let your family and friends know of 1 an Michigan Cherry Crisp and Rapids, Mildred and Richard ^ k J* Spring quarter. 1986-87, college grade point averages, or all A * presented. for information. your intentions to donate. The current need for organ donors is a BeimersofLowell, Michael and P00*™00* too, he said. officials have announced grades 6-PACK other Michigan flavors. I very real one. We urge you to strongly consider this life-giving Ruby Lannmg of Greenville, Postmaster Doyle stressed that To be eligible, a Ferris student Among the honored students A THURS., JUNE 4: lokemo JUNE 14 - 20: West Michi- act. How wonderful it would be if many more people each year Mary and Vernon Johnson, and the Postal Service protects its car- must have compiled a 3.50 grade were: Dale H. Bates. Steven L W 44 oz 12 oz. District Roundtable, all Unit gan Shores Council Summer were given "a second chance". Ray Jablonski. all of Grand riers from dog bite hazards, point average in at least 12 quar- Martis and Kerry S. Vezino Cans leaders. Committee Mem- Camp Staff Week. c bers, Commissioners. Sc- F1 outing Coordinators, Green- 75 Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi-Free. ville Congregational Church, WED., JUNE 17: The Better Diet Pepsi-Free. Mountain Dew, 7:30 p.m. Buyer's Food Co-Op will be Slice. Diet Slice and meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the A & W Root Beer THURS., JUNE 4: Vergen- home of Carol Reagan, 427 1/2 Gallon — Reg. $2.99 nes Co-operative Club will King Street. New members s PLUS s ir Tortilla 159 DEPOSIT 1.99 •Mr nary We've Got A Ketchup was once sold as a medicine. 7-1/2 oz. Bag - ALL TYPES Reg. $1.59 Hot Price On 1/4 LB. i HOT LUNCH MENU s Cold Beerl Vi > f 0 14 H. WEEK OF JUNE 8, 1987 FREE ^ i 1.29 BUDWEISER & on Eckrich or BUD UGHT Lean Supreme MONDAY Franks Ham and Cheese Sandwiches or Hot Dogs, potato GOLD RUSH chips and pickles, carrot sticks or salad, fhiit or jello 12-PACK or pudding, cookies, milk. BARS CANS nCVUVHfT TUESDAY GOO GOO fowun Assorted Sandwiches or Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, tossed salad w/dressing, mixed vegetables or com, CLUSTERS assorted fruits or jello, bars or cookies, milk. c PLUS HAVE A GOOD SUMMER!!! 39 EACH *5.99 DEPOSIT © Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary Get the good things easy.M LOWELL ROCKFORD 85e, Middle and Senior High 90*. OFFERS GOOD AT PARTICIPATING STORES THROUGH JUNE 14. 1967 3, 1*7 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 3, 1967 - Page 4 Share your home Huver receives Rundman scholarship Harry and friends exhibit Fresh are chamns Homespun with a YES Stude Chris Haver, ion of Riduad watercoiors at the LAACC and Jean Huver. is the 1987 pie* of the C. H. Harry Hefner, retired Art De- Friends exhibition. This third an- Devotions By opening your heart and zation that provides our students part mem head of Western Michi- nual show promises varied sub- home to a cultural exchange stu- with exceptional accidental/med- gan University, gathered quite a ject matter and techniques. The dent, you can open the door to ical insurance. YES also ar- following while teaching classes group strives to follow the a whole new family abroad ranges enrollment for the stu- o..tf »HMXnal wwtK .Ui at the Grand Rapids Art Museum Hefner doctrine of pure water- By Pauline Spray These high school students, aged dents at the high school nearest years ago Since that time many color-no gimmicks, mixed 15-18, come to America in need you. Our students provide their • i ffcii . 11 11- im ' 1 of his students, themselves pro- media or collage of a family they can share their own spending money, leaving soituaii. ne is employcu m IVKI- the painters never stopped for the fessional artists and educators, The exhibit will be at the ... If Mny man oh^id not in word, hopes, dreams, and life with. If the host family responsible for plus new artists interested in Center June 17 to July 26. with biscuit. They painted right over the same is a perfect man, and your family hosts one of these providing love, understanding, CoUege in the fall abstract impressionism in water- an opening reception Wednes- it. And the biscuit was never re- able to bridle the whole body students and then should decide and a home. he will pursue a color paint together weekly. moved. When Robert visits that day. June 17, 5 to 7:30 p.m. to (James 3:2). to visit the country of the student Help one of these high achiev- Lowell Area Arts Council, a which the public is in vital. schoolroom today, he can still you hosted, rest assured you will ing students learn what the Amer- The C. H. community arts organization Gallery hours are weekdays I- see the familiar spot. It is a last- We laughed when a friend of receive a royal welcome from the ican family stands for while opened a gallery three years ago 5 p.m.. Sat.-Sun. l;30-4;30 ing monument to one little boy's ours told us about an incident family. Imagine the gratitude of creating a bond of international Kunci man family lo help descrv- and hosted the first Harry & p.m. anger that happened during his boy- a family who has entrusted the friendship for life. For more in- int Lowell i Yes, Robert lost his temper hood. Robert carried his lunch care of their child to you for a formation about our tax deduct i / and made a mark which was to the country school he at- whole school year, or second ble program contact: The cMed Brett Kuhy. Amy Swift, never removed. Don't all harsh, Engagement told tended. In the wintertime the semester. No words can de- YOUTH EXCHANGE SER idder. angry words and actions leave contents of his tin lunch pail scribe, or measure the gratitude VICE, WorldTVade Center Build Ketty indelible marks, like "cold bis- were often frozen by the time he of that family. ing, 350 S. Figueroa St., Ste cuits"? reached the schoolhouse Time The YOUTH EXCHANGE 257-P, Los Angeles. CA 90071 Prayer: Heavenly Father, ena- after time, all he had to eat at SERVICE is a nonprofit organi- Or telephone I-800-848-2121. noon was bread which had been ble me never to speak a word or spread with lard and salted and commit a deed which will harm peppered. Sometimes he carried one of my fellowmen. Empower cold biscuits. me to control my words so they will build and save rather than Church Women One day Robert became angry with one of his schoolmates. Giv- destroy. Amen. ing vent to his wrath, he picked Words can wreck, destroy, and 12 DAYS LEFT! up a biscuit and threw it at his ruin. celebrate 90th TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF QM S... tormentor. The biscuit split just Or they can build and save. For words are what you make OB ^ I lij. Shy M. TStiMMdHokz, The lead didal last for long before striking its mark. Half of The Church Women United of for her church - locally, state and them- Rcshmai BaKtei ton tavekd a 5-0 fim iimmg lead The Red A powerful FHC sqaad scared it hit the ceiling and stayed there. Grand Rapids area invite you to nationally. When the room was redecorated. Your master or your slave. to Foe* HtHi Ccakai lo five ram oa three tots and five attend their 90th Anniversary They will be honoring their AUTHOR UNKNOWN FHC Steve Lcager led off the sixth in the bottom of the first celebration at their June Brunch Past-Presidents of C.W.U.- •Mg with a ungle. Joe on Friday. June 5, at Trinity G R . and are expecting at least ptay DeBew's The Red Arrows came back United Methodist Church, 1100 fifteen or more of these fine 3.9%FINANCIN G OR UPTO Lowell High School toar- Leagpr to with five runs of their own in the Lake Drive. S.E. Registration is women who served since 1956: a two cat saagle by David second inning, highlighted by a at 9:15, with coffee and social 1956-60. Mrs. Kenneth Kerr; StaKci. The Red Aitowi weal two-ran scoring single by Steve hour following. Brunch and 1960-61, Mrs. Joseph Holland; receives accreditation Rjfuds. aa to wai by a Ktae of 10-1, and Lenger. Both teams continued to program is at 10:00 and the cost 1961-62, Mrs. G.L. Ogden; armed a spot • the ctaaapioa- hit the ball and scorerans. Low - is $3.00. 1962-64, Mrs. Donald Brady; dapcane. ell finally put the game out of a nineteen-state region encom- The musical treat is the Bell 1964-67, Mrs. Clyde Fritz; a bye • Pitcher Ktrhy Carpenler (5- reach ia the top of the CASH BACK Principal Richard Korb of passing the middle third of the Ringers of Trinity United 1967-70, Mrs. Julian Gromer; *1200 aatfaey •iHilae- 1,2.99) dlowed two lots aadoae when RyaaHokz doubled Lowell High School has an- nation-West Virginia to Col- Methodist Church. The speaker 1970-1971, Mrs. Louis "SELECTED MODELS xMNniy to pby tbc wwma of the ran m sevca amngs of work. He Scott Nagy and David Orgaaek nounced that the school's North orado. North Dakota lo Arkan- will be Manan Hockenhull, Mahacek; 1971-72, Mrs. Morton •d FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALECHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF ALTO OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street Comer of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue 9213 Elmdale nd .CtMfcsv* REV RAYMOND E. BEFUS Rev. Rick Upchurch Sunday School 10 :00 A M Sunday School 10:00 AM. Moming Worship 9:50 A M Church School 1000 A M Morning Worship 11 OGAM Moming WoraNp 1100AM (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Moming Worship 11.-00 A M Jr -Sr High Young People .... 6 30 P M Evening WoraNp 800PM Sunday School 11:15 A M Evening Service 6:00 P M Evening Worship 7:00 P M Wednesday Nighl Worship TOO P.M. la ^Otifalcuf Evening Service 6:00 P.M Wednesday Mid-Week Service Wednesdav Bible Study 7:00 P M REV GREGORY A FREED. PASTOR Wednesday Service 7:30 P M. (616) 866-7202 Jr. Teens. Adults 7:00 P M 'HTmniiiiiirir PMorGmScUtr Everyone W©icon>e Nuncry-Come A Worship With Us 868-6403 Of 868-6912 JUNE 3: Judy Pawloski, RRST CONGREGATIONAL SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH Tracey Snyder, Meg Behnke. FIRST UNITED METHODIST (Unrted Church of Chntt) CHURCH OF LOWELL Ron Nead. Dan Kehoe. GOOD SHEPHERD 125 Bridge St , Saranac. Ml CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Christ) JUNE 4: Ashley Danelle Phone 642-6322 LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E. Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson Kehoe, Dianna Johnson, Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 10305 Bluewater Highway Danielle Johnson. Karen Pec- Sunday School 11:15 A M Moming Worship 10:00 A M I Moming Worship. 900 A.M. and 10:45 A.M. [Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. kham. Home Bible Studies - Several Locations Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A M. I Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M Bamer-Free Nursery Provided JUNE S: William ' Oial-A-Prayer - phone 642-9659 JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV. WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER |Rtv. David Hagens Minister GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOO 897-8307 Nursery available at both services I Eleanor Martin Director of Education Knottnerus, Shirley Klooster- Stanley Hagemeyer Pastor Barrier - Free Entrance |Carol McNally Director of Music man. Robert Lucas. Art Back- strom. Mary Peckham. Norma Give us a cai lodav Hemingsen. Grin Comdure. Standards®; xurv- RRST BAPTIST CHURCH RRST CHURCH OF JUNE 6: Tammy Huver. FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL Mrs. Greg Noskey, Aaron Wes- ST. MARYS OF LOWELL CHRIST, SCIENTIST Quatity andUKury New Address ter. Tom Hecht. 2275 WMt Main Stra* 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S. of Fulton) CATHOLIC CHURCH 10200 Grand River Ave. JUNE 7: Mark Canfield. 897-7168 Grand Rapids. Ml Cumberland Retirement Village 402 N Amity Sunday Services 10.30 A M JUNE 8: Dick Johnson. Dar- Your Assura^pcn Sunday School 9:45 A M j Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 P M. Sunday Worship Sarvices . 1100 AM A 600 PM | Wednesday Evening Service . . . 8:00 P M lene Gahan. Joyce Hawkins. NEW HOURS BOB ROUSH. PASTOR 11535E. Fullon(M-2l). Lowell. Ml 46331 Awana Wednesday 0 50 P M (Child Care Provided) LeeAnn Hill, Heather Jacob. Comfort and Beasur Saturday Mass 5:30 P M 897-7489 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 700 P M Reading Room at 24 Division N Linda Johnson. Anne ' Telephone (6l6>fl07-84i3 Sunday Mass 9:00 4 11 00 A M OR OARRELL WILSON 897 5300 (Weekdays 9 to 5:00; Saturdays 10 to 2:00) Dykhuizen. DAVID COee. YOUTH PASTOR 897-6348 ALL ARE WELCOME JUNE 9: Jessie Hunt. Sheryl ••••• Daugherty. Eileen Dtckerson.* The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, June 3, 1987 - Page 6 The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, June 3, 1987 • Page 7 iirriTie* d To The Tracks" It's Wagons Ho On Tuesday. June 9 at 7:30 direction of Cheryl Blodgett. come to theTbesday evening per- for SesquiTrain 1987 The Lowell p m., the Lowell Middle School have done terrific jobs of creat- formance the Middle School ledger '§,,, Eighth Grade Drama Class will ing their characters into the velopetl to navigate Ihe rough fx**!, followed by square dam cafetorium. Led by a praine schooner re- prcsenl the wonderfully funny purely good and purely villain- trails common in ihe Midwest in mg and a western sing-a-|ong Don't miss a very enjoyable plica, a nearly three-mile-long melodrama. 'Tied To The ous types that are typical to the 1830s ** ch,,drcn- ** Girt Scout and free evening of entertain- horse-powered SesquiTVain will Tracks". melodriuna. Those who wish to see the troop at Parkview School will ment. travel 150 miles thmugh South- The drama students, under the The public is invited and wel- schooner and other wagons have a display of pioneer life d| COMING ATTRACTIONS em Michigan during a 13-day ! t .-5 under way may do so as it fol- Kardcl Hall al the fairgnninds celebration in mid-June, reports lows this route: 1-69 access road where ihe train will set up camp AAA Michigan from Lansing to Charlotte. Old A chicken dinner will be Nearly 100 wagons, carnages New producer takes on the Tonys U S. 27 from Charlotte to Mar- served by the Lions Cluh. and and coaches representing Michi- shall. Michigan Road from Mar- the Future Farmers of Ameruj gan, Iowa, Indiana. Georgia. shall to Jackson, M-lOft from will provide breakfast before the Ohio and Canada will travel Ky Prank Loreee Jackson lo Pinckney. Pinckney tram leaves in the moming about four miles per hour, giving Lake Road from Pinckney to Pigs donated by area famierv spectators an opportunity to sec The state of the American Brighton and Grand River from will be roasted lo feed the wag.m how settlers traveled to Michi- theater may be in question, Brighton lo Lansing. train participants at the Starr but the state of the best- gan. Al each cncampment in host Commonwealth Schools in Alh SesquiTrain '87 will begin its known theater awards - the towns, a group of local youths ion Tony Awards - is as solid as loop trip in Lansing June 15. It will perform "Make Mine Michi- When the tram enters Albion, LISTING ever. Don Mischer. a first- will camp at Charlotte. June 15; gan," a musical history of the it will be greeted by an equcM time producer of CBS' 41st Olivet, June 16; Marshall. June state written by two music rian team which will escort the annual Tony Awards tele- 17; Albion. June 18; Jackson. teachers Local entertainment wagons to the campgriKii.d site MAGAZINE cast, (airing Sunday, June 7, June 19-21; Munith. June 22; and hosted by Angela Lans- will follow. behind Albion Senior High Pinckney. June 23; Brighton, bury) isn't exaggerating While in Charlotte, the Mini- School. Local church groups • remuros vompicftc June 24; Fowlerville, June 25; when he calls the annual cer- Theatre of Charlotte will per- will provide breakfast and dinner Williamston. June 26; and re- emony "the classiest awards lorm "Sesqui-What'.'," a spoof of for the wagon train while in Alb- LowgII M turns to the state capital June 27. Listings off show on television. Ibe state's I50lh year of state- ion. Sponsored by the Michigan Department of Agriculture, the Cable TV QicnimIs train will be accompanied by more than 136 outriders and On A Daily Basis. Pony Express teams Nearly 500 Celebrate Michigan's persons and 365 horses will be ' f c part of the train. • Special Sports Playing some of the lead characters are; Andy Quada as "Running Water", Becky Luna as Junt 27 "Wild Prairie Rose", John Thompson as "Silias Scavenger", Ryan Brinks as "Sheriff Billy Bold" Participants may join the train and TIED TO THE TRACKS* Missy Reed as "Dakota Melody". at any time and slay as long as Listings they wish. There is no fee, but advance registration is required Charles Middaugh receives scholarship with the Michigan Sesquicenten- • Spocial Dally mal office, (517) 482-1987. Charlott* Jut* 15 Olivet College is a four-year Spectators cannot ride in the forming Arts Scholarships to Movio Listings Charles Middaugh. 345 Par- liberal aits college associated train, but they can talk to ihe gifted music and theatre stu- nell. is the recipient of the Per- with the Congregational Christ- participants when the train slops Ollvtt Plnckn«y dents; students audition for the Jun* 16 forming Arts Scholarship in ian and United Church of Christ or watch it as it travels. When renewable scholarships. Scholar- Music from Olivet College. churches. Founded in 1844, the the train makes camp, spectators Munith • Listings Coincide ships are awarded based on abil- IJunt 221 A 1985 graduate from Lowell, private, residential college can get a close-up look al the ity and potential, not need. Charles participates in sym- awards the Bachelor of Arts, wagons, including the prairie With Numbers On Don Mischer Awards range from $250 lo Marthall Albion] Jackson phonic choir and chorale. Bachelor of Music, and Bachelor schooner. June 17 $1,000. Junt 18 Jm$ 19W21 Olivet College awards Per- of Music Education degrees The lead wagon is one of 50 Your Tuner "The awards ceremony, built by an Arkansas carriage- A display of real horse power In motion can be seen June 15-27 as since its inception, has been maker in ihe early 1970s. It rep- SesquiTrain '87 loops through Southern Michigan. The horse-drawn handled by Alex Cohen and CONTAINS LISTINOS FOR FRIDAY, JL wagon train begins its iourney in Lansing and campt at 10 cities before Hildy Parks," says Mischer, resented Michigan in the 1976 It returns to the state capital. More than 100 wagons, carriages and e Complete A referring to the well-known Bicentennial Wagon Train Pil- coaches will make a train nearly three miles long as they travel lour THRU THURSDAY, JUNE 11,19S7 WITTENBACH grimage lo Valley Forge and is miles per hour. The train plans to follow this route: 1-69 access road theatrical producers. "And lasy To Use very well, I might add. It's on loan from the Michigan Stale from Lansing to Charlotte. Old US-27 from Charlotte to Marshall. Michigan Road from Marshall to Jackson, M-106 from Jackson to strange to take over, but I Angela Lansbury hosts the 41st annual Tony® Awards, airing live from the Mark Oldsmobiie - Pontiac - GMC Trucks Historical Museum where it has Pinckney. Pinckney Lake Road from Pinckney to Brighton and Grand think I share with them the been on display since 1980. Hellinger Theatre in New York. CBS airs the show on Sunday, June 7. River from Brighton to Lansing. Spectators can watch the train en route WWMT Kolomoioe, Ml 9 CD notion that there's something Lowell, Michigan • 897-9227 The smaller successor lo the and talk to the participants In camp. Anyone interested In taking part WUHO Bottle Creek, Ml • wonderful about the theatri- should contact the Michigan Sesquicentennlal Office at (Sl7) 482-1967 Conestoga wagon, the prame WXMI Grand Rapids, Ml • cal community, something theater. This doesn't mean boasted the talents of Chevy stretch the boundaries of the schooner's large wheels were de- WLNS Laming, Ml O a) that ironically makes the that we ignore our responsi- Chase, Studs Turkel and oth- Tony telecast. "Theater is WFSL Lansmg, Ml SHARPEST CARS IN LOWELL • • Tonys less 'show-biz* than bility to good television, just ers, had a cult following and run as a business, and is sub- n WOTV Grand Rapidt, Ml CD • the Oscars or the Emmys " that we don't lose scope" - a people still remember the ject to the pressures of busi- WILX Jack ten, Ml » 00 • show; unfortunately, ness," he acknowledges, 1986 GRAND AM, stereo, white ST.gSS Young Authors" WGVC Allendale, Ml • (8) Mischer is someone who criticism justly leveled at WKAR E. Lanting, Ml • » understands what show-biz most Oscar and Emmy Mischer reports, "I've asked "and that's fostered a kind of 1986 OLDS 98 BROUGHAM, loaded, blue $13,995°° WZZM Grand tfapids, Ml • (9 is. His credits include eveiy- shows. about where the tapes are, •circus spectacular' attitude 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE, loaded, silver $6,995°° Visit Calvin College HBO Home Boi 0^>ce • [HBO] thing from directing nine Mischer comes from Texas, and no one seems to know." on Broadway. That's why we WTBS AHanta, GA "Kennedy Center Honors" where he recently returned Mischer went on to win want (this telecast) to do 1985 FIREBIRD SPORT COUPE, air, bronze $8,295°° CINEMAX Cinomox • (MAX] specials to producing and di- to shoot "Willie Nelson: Tex- five Emmy Awards in his di- something to honor off- 1985 CUTLASS SUPREME, 2 door, blue $8,295°° I USA USA Network • recting "Motown 25: Yester- as Style" for CBS broadcast recting and producing career. Broadway, because that's DISNEY Dnnoy • day, Today and Forever" and this fall. He began directing Yet it wasn't until the 1983 where some of the most excit- 1985 RENAULTENCORELS, air, gold $4,995°° CBN CBN Cable Notwrk • "The Pointer Sisters: Up All television with the acclaimed Motown anniversary show ing things are happening. It's WGN Chicago, H 1985 CAPRICE, 4 door, loaded, silver $9,695°° • that he scored a m^jor rat- all theater," says Mischer. ESPN Sports Network Night." With the Tony PBS magazine series "The • "It's important to recognize 1985 PARISENNE SAFARI WAGON, loaded $10,395°° CNN Cable Newt Ntwrk • Awards, he realizes that "we Great American Dream Ma- ings hit. Armed with that the whole." 1985 S-10 BLAZER, loaded, blue $9,895°° NICK Nickelodeon/A4E • have to keep the focus on the chine." The series, which clout, Mischer intends to 1984 CIERA LS, 4 door, air, blue $6,995°° 1984 CHEVY S-10 4x4 PICKUP, red $6,595°° 1984 FIERO, air, stereo, white $5,995°° 1984 MUSTANG LX, sun-roof, charcoal $5,695°° 1983 TORONADO, loaded, beige $8,395°° 1983 REGAL LIMITED, 2 door, It. brown . . $6,695°° Curtis 1983 CELEBRITY, 4 door, air, maroon $3,995°° \ 1981 REGAL LANDAU, air, low miles $4,695°° 1981 OLDS 88, 2 door, A/C, green $4,495°° 1980 CHEVETTE, 4 door, gray $595°° Tanning Salon 1977 CUTLASS, 4 door, orange $1,195°° V SPECIAL / £ "We're Safer Than The Sun" 1986 BRONCO II t Stereo, 5-speed, $ 00 in We use ONLY the BEST Equipment Wolff Systems By Solaire Sport trim, black IU VJIW W U 2. Well Trained Staff To insure a safe, Golden Tan 9,995 3. No UVB Prep Booth Needed Guaranteed not to bum a ntary Youn Ti^; ^^^ B Authors" visited Calvin College on May 9 in a county PPACflMC 4. 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CROSSWORD 10:30 ® Siekal a Ebert a the Zt American Playhouse S AIR CONDITIONING . Community Cantor (HBO) MOW: Private Ban. |Werld of j 9:35 Andy Griffith « Funtostk T Hunt 10^)0 Iffi) Forgotten Children al tHo Tennis Continued To Bo Announced. 3D MOW: Amarkan Tickler BO'S 10 Jmutiy Swoggort Monovmakers SERVICE An irreverent parody of the world Wall Street Woak (R) MOVIES of entertainment. Joan Summer. Tom A Jerry and FrW Lifestyles ol the Rich and inspect components You and Mo, Kid TWI WWmW wWWwmmairl BT^oew^eA^ I •fffWr vi w 11:00 SCDOCDOCDOClii 00 Jeff Alin. 1976. 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(•) I MOW 'Tho Phantom of tho har Iota and bar loar ol ^ — —- I I SunBo- mg con man. Chorlet Grodm. (A • TOO dab 5 30 • (H00) MOV* OMWt (CQ I # # Oporo A Kidtomly dtlorwtd mt EDNESDAY noath the Sea £jona R»ga. Jack Warden 1981, M A*S M ® Brat Farrar Part 2 ol 3. Aa Cad ol fttan. JudHh Andarton. 5:00 load Off Man Lou CaPeWo faced many oi-tcroen Mmm' (CQ 1 oil Mcwn lerronxot Ae Pom Oporo 7:35 Meutoterptt_ —. — • (E9f9PocHofUfo(CQ. oo't Campony a tt . *0 - - - ft,^4^4, lata Show (In Stereo) 2:05 • MOW 'Tho latt Dayt ol Charlton Hadon. I96B. orate (R) narvey ^orffHJ»». ouooy • (9 MOV* -ffM fe* M*- Hoot* Iron* hn lubtoiioiwuii lair. 6/10/87 •:00 QD Bitty Graham South Car- (9 Tonight Slww (In Star Trok I R^> I *R* - - Ol. - Pimpili' Altar Ae deoA ol ha Larry King Ovar night 5:30 I [HBO] When, Jenny. When? Hockett. Michek loo. 1971. (R) w» » • • •• "• • •4^EI V. T^R'VY *' • * Y ti-— F^^DWRVV^^I «olina Crutade Stereo) •liefewe' TK* tovcHn ••u (icxx^et ot MOW 'Tho Otvarco al lady 9 The wd* ond dad. a peace toning I Know a Secret 4D 35 Nova (CQ (t) 1:15 (MAX) MOW to- Korry 1935 «X' A young lady. «dko it Oopptd 9 ® • (9 Porioct Slrangort 9 (MAX! MOW 'Violott Aro ModaodA mirot to btcomt o 5:35 *wof dpkty or* <%HCHd in Aii co- 13 05 • National Oupophli b- (CQJjD O (9 Barney MiBer Port 3. *<» •JDoxsiiadia Bhre' (CQ by Aa log allar o cpmwu baN 9 Action Dodgort at Atlanta (•) •oody odwwouro. Onot Rwd Ro O W Iwiidart Ffi MOW: W Hw 5 ID [MAX] MOW The Hand' 1.30 &Hnoi Hilrh< -xk Mnim * ter, Batii Rathbone, Louit CoAarn uppropnolai Aa hotal room ol a (Uw) (41 WKRf m CncMmctt qud W«ldi. Ridiord CKamUrton 12:30 9 QD MWWW^WWWWAUfoOiN . • aaoa* A Dime Jimmy (In Slereo) Adrewliaw of Oalo and 1935 nana young bmialti. Mark OA- 0 O [HBOJ Tha Phantom Traa- MOW Thk Time tf UtlW H«um MI HM 1975. S Dean' Throe woman, i 3:35 • (MAX) MOW KWfamk eron, Lauranca Ofivkr, Ralph R>- An Amencon itudent A Ae making u« • (HBO) MOW: PHiiii I McCormkk Iroat ttobtitWdi chordton 193B. Ci [MAX] Opiy About Hw A low wiA a (R) (hi Sloroo) mo pxaccpcnaotp 1- K| J,Y FW Ae Mm Gioot, ow reunited Sandy ® J JW* (CQ (In Storoo) Hon AOS HI World at laraa artnl. Eddk Albert, ICQ • (MAXI MOW 'Jwat Tol Mo 3:30 dj Nowt (R) (CQ. (t) (In Sterr^ I €> VIAX1 MOW TKo Philo- 4:10 C) (MAX) MOW to So. Shop' (MAX| MOW: lucky Lpdy Oennit, Cher. Karen Black. 1983 « -A^ t m , • .. irtn What Yoa Want' Dial of iho Start mm» in Cincinnati Clork leachman, Vincent Von Pat- Impertmefif (CC) MOW Twontioth Cantury Lovoma A Shi lay 4:30 Hagon t Haroat (HBOI MOW Hot My ^ UtHa Haute on Ian. 1980 (B 23 0—d HeeHh fro.n ion« 231 Myttory: Agatha Chrk- ldgoal Night S «Father ToM Mo' 700 Oub 13^0 BrWy • KMCKmi I Boat ol Groucho (CQ My Fnond Ridio Mo't Partnort in Crimo (CQ. Part l^loMight ffi MOW 'DavMa Jaapordy' A liNBw A Today 0 (MAX) MOVIf: TIm Owl MOW 'Nadto'BoMdonAa •T 9 [HBO] MOW Tho 9:30 QD 19 101 Night Court (t) Ouktm* i oM.ro SI-,. — _ _ ,A ^ 3:35 S(HBO) MOW 'Oat of Con- T mlilaek & New •ltd HM PwMycat wrw Of ^ymno^T rBOOKl VQfHorwci [HBOI ToA Show MOW HOMO Coft A ol murdering a block Maple Toe / onjy Kid' (A Stereo) 1:50 9 MOW 'Hou^d of Hw Bm- S who won three gold medoh at Ihe ) (MAX) MOW: 'F/X' (CQ (A 9 MP 9 [MAX] MOW Xobra' (CQ Ci*—m 11:15 Mrirwi: I 3:00 tghlt dtipciolaly lo door [MAXIM Mm' £,t The curw ol on EngAh MOVIf: 'A M«um and Hk 1976 Summer Otympxt Letke latt of Iho WM c 231 Groat Owft el Chicago (In Slereo) 4 wifh an out*po N«.d Tho Coach (In Stereo) Rod Cameron. Jack KoBy. i Hw Boan- SCKiM A,iifr>r>t«(4 Werner, Johorm Carlo, Corrk MOW Tho lovo Bag' MOW [HBO] MOW The ka Ptr nobk fomdy detcendtto eac h mon Woh»r Matthou 11:30 • CD fntortommont Tonmhl who Aherik the MA. Polar CuthAg, Snodgrott 19B4 MOW Big Frama layot. 1955. (Ml V«% GWo •*. Art Conwy In Slereo) S isr,™ (Ihw) Andre Morel, Chrktopher loo. t\J rtAmn rwov w («) 1971. Q 41 Nightkno IMSA OTP Sar- MghtBno (CQ. 13:55 0 (HBOI MOW: Fralomity MOW (CQ Haley't ^Ane^^M Trmi r^ — ftj-jf 1959. O® Throo'tThroa t CCompan y MOW 'A Married mufinj Wf rT^e 1 fwvufwe r im t 6 05 Vacation' (CQ 1 lot (t) NVoBey BntwrLiM .1^ 3 00 g 700 Oub Down lo lortfc (In Swrvol • ®M»Bfll (9 Bota l ol Carton (R) U€AR in Hidbtg' wx*Mf1 WfWI rwe CVfrWW 4 of 4 6:30 1 O (JD CBS Now* P 100 O ® Taloa al iho Unoxpoctod D 05 9 MOW Factt al life dnvet on ombAoMi. moirkd En- 13 05 9 MOW Joumay to Hw Con- §D MOW. Tho PHontom ol Iho (In Sloroo) A Kutbond srm.. I To»i f J 4f lava That BoM gkth lawyer lo tnler mlo on tor of Tima' A group of lioitkrt o 8 Oporo' A hidMuily tkloimod mo €0 (SO Myttory. Agolha Chrk* lor ha wife't daaA Wo lupine. '^d) J McCartnoy CD (II) Nowt (R) Wf wiA a (In Sloroo) lo^y Forrott fuckor, Foggio (CQ State needs harhnre ,, „ 1 horo down lor o bit city ion* 0MOVW Oori Vk«or> A wo MOW THo Unf OmoI An t 01 (M/ X) MOVIf: Oowkpoco "aroors and marinas Worn# Sophw loron RoMono CoMb. 1955 4 55 O (HaO| MOVM; THURSDAY Brow 1957. poiAtoMotant *** iho of a tnbo of Indwn stiMtm may be ihe nation s SPersoialS Business Business SFortojeS Ledger Entries.. The East Kent S Services SSeniceS FOR SALE - 1982 Datsun 310, 94,000 miles, automa- of 75.50 and 25 Years Ago BINGO tic, sunroof, AM/FM cas- CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Every Friday night, 7:30 P.M. BASEBALL A sette, auto reverse. $1,600. Lowell VFW Hall, SOCCER SHOES Any type piop«"iy anywhere Call 942-7436. SHOPPER'S GUIDE m *4 Hqu'S Now Available 029 East Mam St.. Lowell Call Free 1 800 292 1SS0 By at Priscilla PHONE (616) 697-9261 Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. First National Acceptance Co -OR SALE - Chevy Monza, PUBUCTMVTTB) ^ Anderson 1978, 4-cylinder iron block, Lussmyer Family Shoes 75,000 mites, stereo cas- 209 E. Main - Lowell LEGION sette, $650.00 or best offer BROWN S ASPHALT pav- Call 676-9138. THE HOME OF... OF THE MOOSE ing, commercial and residen- C29 LET RAY TRIM or cut down tial. Free estimates. Call 897- your tree the safety way with Tuesdays 5639 or 897-7953. FOR SALE - Late Model. J. a cherry picker. 616-794- CTFN C. Penney Convection oven, BINGO!! 2499. portable, could be used in Early Birds 6:00 P.M. CTFN camper or any 110 outlet, Regular Bingo IHO P.M. $95.00; antique vanity dres- 100 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 9.1887 GAS CONCRETE - Flat- ser in good condition, made * 1320 E. Fulton J.Q. Look's top left first page ad is five-sixths paint and work, basement ftoors, drive- in approximately late 30s, wallpaper; the drugs and patent medicines make up a small ways, approaches, trailer Hei;} Wanted $125.00. Call 897-9301 be- paragraph. pads, patios, etc. Call 794- tween 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 A big crowd comes out to see the rear scows of the log 1455. Belding. p.m. drive go over the chute. BINGO C28tfn C29&30 Among many ads, an eye catcher: "Go to J. Harrison Btc- WANT ADS... Every Saturday night kert's for those fine gold fillings. Lyons Block." The Star Cutter Co. is putting out 100 cutters per day. DEALERS WANTED - for FOR SALE- AQHA 7-yr. old IB' 7:00 P.M. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • JUNE 6.1912 gelding buckskin. Sire: Eter- LOWELL MOOSE BINGO ATTORNEY SERVICES Lowell Antique Market to be Lowell puts in its bid to have the new State School for the That's right, your want ad in 13,000 homes FREE! Ads must be Divorce, from S150 held at the Lowell Fair- nal Medallion: Dam, Poco Deaf built here. The one in Flint burned down. 1320 E Fulton grounds: June 21, August Peek-a-Boo; $900.00; Tack, plus costs; A new lot of paving brick for Main St. is on the way, to non-commercial, less than twenty words and will run only once. Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M 16, September 20, October $625.00. Also have 3 nanny replace a defective lot. Meanwhile, curbing and grading are TFN Bankruptcy from S50C 18. 8 a.m. to 5 P.M. $1.00 goats free to good home. Call in process. Sorry, no boxed, bold or multiple insertions during this limited time including costs; admission. WANTED: Qual- 897-9271 evenings A tube of Elkay's Straw Hat Cleaner, guaranteed to clean ity Antiques, Primitives and C29 two straw hats like new" for 10c is the buy of the week at j Simple Will 845; iMKiilS* MONDAYS Collectibles. Also needed: D.G. Look's Rexall Drug Store, with a free fly swatter thrown offer. Call us today and clean out that basement or garage! in. "Kill the Fly and Save the Baby," says a large ad. "Summer • Adoption 8200; Concessionaires. Please call Oue-Ke-Sk complaint" causes the oeath of many young children each Incorpor^ion. (616) 897-5360 for informa- Sportsmans Club Card Of Thanks season. tion. from 8200; Many thanks to our rela- 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - JUNE 10,1937 Early Bird Bingo 6:30 P.M CTF28 2007 persons in Kent County received Old Age Assistance Drunk Driving. tives, friends. Drs. Gerard Regular Bingo 7:00 P M. benefits in April, with an average check of about $17. and Mckay and Rev from 8250; Several people in Alto get involved in making a "beauty Que-Ke-Zik Clubhouse Amundsen, for calls, cards, Drivers License spot" at the end of Main St. next to the depot. It Involves flowers and concern at the 11400 Foreman Road : RECEPTIONIST - (Per- moving boulders and tree roots, but the rock garden is created OM •««Mcwf {Mn-*•<« ST JTTZ Restoration. 8300 time of Doug's heart surgery Lowell, Michigan manent position) We and the Alto Garden Club is bom. TFN ; Plus Costs; are looking for some- and since returning home. A washout under the east end of the newly built Main St. Landlord Tenant, one with a pleasant dis- Doug and Pauline LaDue bridge causes major damage to the sidewalk, street and The S position and good P29 King Milling feed mill, putting it out of business until repairs Probate. Workmans can be done. phone voice. Duties In- NEED A 0.J.7 Foreman Poultry Farm hatches out 260 pheasant eggs Compensation. clude; operation of THANKS for the many, We play your favorite many expressions of kind- 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER -JUNE 7,1962 Real Estate. switchboard, mall pro- A salute to the memory of Dana Johnson, whose death on music for all occasions. ness, sympathy and sup- & Personal Injury cessing, literature re- June 2 is recorded in this Ledger. My mom was a grand lady. All types of music to port In the recent loss of quest, light typing and Ed Rankin, Dr. Robert Reagan, Gould Rivette and Dale choose from. RICHARD HEATH filing. Send your re- our son and brother, Jon Shade are competing for two school board positions. Lit* & Listen LOWELL - 897-9480 sume to RECEP- Silvia. He wrote: "Think of Chris Burch, Director of Athletics, receives the All Sports Sound Systems WANT AD RATES FOR THOSE GRAND RAPIDS TIONIST, P.O. BOX 128, me often and smile." Trophy of the Tri-River Conference for Lowell High School. Call Us Call: 897-4336 LOWELL, Ml 49331 The Family NCTFN 241-2292 P29 NNW-x XNXS'VNNXNNNNNNSSNVN NN N N N N N N N N N N N Today At NOT QUALIFYING FOR FREE OFFER Small Business Telephone Users, Up to 20 words just $2.00, additional words are Jim Cook. Jr. Could You Use: five cents each. Boxed ads or bold type is $1.00 AUCTIONEER WANTED - People to see h All Types of Sales and buy my sweatshirts and jackets at The Straw Basket A sizable oak tree typically gives off 28,000 gallons of •Speed Dialing Let the (616) 897 8872 extra. Boxed and bold, $1.50 extra. in Lowell. By Auralee. moisture in a season. •Intercom P29 •Last # Redlal Power of •Monitor Speaker •Music On Hold GRAND OPENING - Stan- •Paging Advertising SAVE FIFTY CENTS! ley H. Kaplan Educational Complete Formal •A Full 2 Year Parts & Service Center. Classes now start- In the 1600's, it was a tom mon custom to flavor wine A 50 cent charge will be added to bills not paid within ing! It's not too early to begin Wear Rental with carnations. Warranty At No Additional Charge Work For preparing for Fall SAT, ACT, seven days from insertion date. A $1.00 charge will be MCAT, LSAT, GMAT & GRE WEDDINGS OR The Right Choice - For Less, Is Businesscom These patients achieved Dental Hygiene J Plus By Tie Communications. .Exams. Summertime is the Excellence for the month of May, 1987. * added if a second billing is neccesary. No further bills will perfect time. Located at 2627 OTHER SPECIAL Tie, The Leader In Electronic Telephone be sent, and unpaid bills will be turned over to a collector. IE Beltline 957-9701. Systems, Distributed Locally By, C28&29 OCCASSIONS Dr. J.E. Reagan & Dr. R.E. Reagan * PHONE-TRONICS, INC. Of course, no further ads will be accepted until account PFALLER'8 207 W. Main. Lowell 897-7179 J Call Dave Tichelaar At is paid. Jason Bardaville Chad Kremer 676-2900 The East Kent Patrick Hendrick Ryan Kremer For A Review Of Your ATTENTION RIVERFRONT Jacob Ellison Adam Peters Communication Equipment Needs Would the persons who Ike Ellison Travis Hines witnessed the accident on Clay Pelon Ashley Hines SHOPPER'S GUIDE Deadline for Ali CLOTHING, Heather Pelon Angie Ward May 28 at 4 p m., which TROHICS Heather Peckham Scott Ryskamp PHONE occurred on Main and INCOR'OSAtIO ROGER BROWN Joann Stone Kelly Benjamin Advertising Sales Hudson at the light, INC. Johanna Hamp Joe Biemers Advertising And Inserts please call the Lowell 103 E. Main St. Brad Briggs Bert Biemers "West Michigan's Small Business Connection" PO Bo* 128 Police at 897-7123 with Brad Schuster Derek Bardaville Lowell. Michigan 49331 Ph (616) 897-9261 information. The accident Lowell Kim Pullen Zachary Beachum involved a red firebird and Ph. 897-6411 Jason Hill Jessica Garber * Is Friday Noon! Derek Newnann *j More than 70 percent of tho total length of the world's a white car. sandy coastline has retreated during recent decades P29 ^ :%**********•**•**********: The Lowdl Ledger • Wedneaday. June 3. Itt? • Pap 20 Planetarium summer schedule Letter campaign to GI's THE UNPARALLELED Saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. The Roger B. Chaffee Plan- etarium of the Grind Rapids Pub- ADVENTURES OF ONE and Wednesday through Sunday { I lic Museum will debut its sum- HANS PFAALL", by Edgar al 2:30 p.m. • June 18 through mer sky schedule commencing Allen Poe. August 30. June 18, 1987, and continuing Not only was Edgar Allen foe "CAMPING TRIP WITH o through August, featuring a sky one of the most famous of mys- GRANDPA" This popular iky dome dramatization of three tery and horror writers, he was dome experience, appropriate classic science fiction stories, also a precursor of science fic- for young children and enjoyed and the return of a popular chil- tion worts by Jules Verne, H.G. by parents too. returns to the sky dren's show. Wells and other 19th and 20th theater Monday through Wednes- ,4Outer Realms, Tales of the century writers. In this fanciful day at 1:30 p.m.- June 22 Imagination/* is an adaptation of tale, a man named Hans Pfall through August 28. short stories by three pmminent looks to outer space to solve his TVo young children accom- writers to the unique environ- worldly troubles. He conceives pany their beloved grandfather ment of the Planetarium sky the- of the ultimate voyage: a trip to on a camping trip in the country, ater. A wide array of audio and the moon in a balloon! where they experience the sights visual effects will be used to "THE STAR", by Arthur C. and sounds of nature and beauty , N dramatically illustrate what has Clarke. of a dark starlit sky. ' Grandpa previously been confined to the The award winning author of shows them some of the brightest printed page. The three stories "2001: A Space Odyssey" brings stars and constellations of .the are as follows: us a story of the distant future, summer season, and explains the "THE COLOUR OUT OF in which a Jesuit priest aboard a mysteries of the earth and sky. SPACE", by H P. Lovecraft starship exploring the farthest Both of the above programs From the master of the reaches of the galaxy discovers can be scheduled at other times macabre comes a tale of a a priceless treasure among the for groups by appointment. Call The above picture of teacher Bob Htcombe's Third Grade Class at Alto Elementary School meteorite which crashes just out- ruins of a dead planet. Its identity 456-3985 weekdays. For current shows Stacy Ran burger proudly displaying a plaque given to the class in appreciation for their side a small New England town, has profound significance and sky and additional recorded letters to thie servicemen in the 7th U.S. Air Cavalry stationed in Korea. The plaque was delivered bringing with it a mysterious will surprise you. show information, call The Chaf- to the classroom by Stacy*s brother, Scott, who was recently discharged from the unit and 4) alien "Presence" which menaces Performances of "Outer fee Pianetanum "Skyling/ at returned home. He had written to his sister while in Korea and asked the third graders if they a farmer and his family Realms, Tales of the Imagina- 456-3200. twenty-four hours a would like to send letters, as so many of the servicemen did not receive mail. Stacy brought the tion" will be Thursday through day. suggestion to her teacher, Mr. Titcombe, and international relations received a big boost! "Main St.", cont'd. 1932 CENTENNIAL COURT TO BE IN PARADE a t One of the featured floats of the Sesquiccntennial Parade at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. June 27 will be the 1932 Lowell Centennial queen and her court, this time riding in elegant horse-drawn car- a nages. Fhe group was listed in a 1932 ledger as Queen Emma Kropf. Audrey Carey. Bemice Lee, Ruby Eickhoff, Essie Condon. Louise Ryder, Myrtle Jay. Patricia Helferan. Dorothy Bien. Roxy V ^ aX' Condon, and Helen Cahoon, and most of these ladies will be on hand for the parade. The Lowell Woman's Club still needs the / names of the four young girls who accompanied Queen Emma Kropf on the float. Please let the Ledger know. OFF THE BLOTTER Cited for an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle was % William Shepard, 23, of Ada. by Lowell officers early Saturday. May 30. Arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol early Satur- day. May 30, was Timothy Heykoop II, 20, of Lowell. John Magee, 40, of Saranac, was arrested Thursday, May 28. for driving under the influence of alcohol. Magee was arrested after the vehicle he was driving struck another vehicle driven by Harold ^ Alan Heemstra. 48, of Ada. Magee attempted to cHange lanes on Hudson near Hunt Street. No injuries were reported. Involved in a property damage accident Thursday. May 28 at Main and Hudson were Don Scanlon. 41, of Lowell, when he turned in front of a car driven by Virginia Daniels. 48. of Belding. Zeigler* s Used Patricia Boyink. 34, of Lowell, failed to yield at the intersection of Main and Jackson Street Friday. May 29, and collided with a car driven by Doreen Delinsky. 24, of Saranac. No one was in- juried. A car owned by Jack Sluiter was reported to have been struck by a hit and run driver in the Family Fare parking lot on Friday. Car & Truck Center May 22. Arrested and arraigned in the 63rd District Court on charges of Uttering and Publishing (bad checks), was Anthony Mondy, 21, of Grand Rapids. He was picked up by Lowell officers after cashing forged checks at Family Fare earlier this month. James Kehoe, 21, of Ada, was issued an appearancc ticket to the 63rd District Court for violation of the noise ordinance, Wed- nesday, May 27. Lowell Police investigated 26 accident complaints in the month Best Selection of May. bringing the total for the year to 117. The Lowell Medical Unit has made 25 runs during the month of May. SUBSCRIBE Best Prices TO THE LEDGER Best Service McDonald's Nearly 100 Units To Choose From! TH McDonald's of Lowell ASK FOR: HOURS: Now Hiring 'Bud RenFrow Mon b Wed "Denny DeWitt HAROLD 8 30am 9 00pm -Full and Part Time- Xhic S^lsbury Tues Thurs b Fn 'Harry Knox 8 30am 6 00pm Sat , 8 30drr 4 00pm -Flexible Hours— 'Don Highhouse ZEIGLER 'Jim Cox -Free Meal Policy- 'Fred Willison 1197^ H. Fulton* Lowell. Ml 897-8431 I