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Volume 12, Issue 4 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, December 9, 1987 Lowell YMCA seeks a course for the future

In July of 1987 the Lowell scss !hc recreational needs of the ell Branch YMCA had 13 Lowell YMCA hired Kennedy Re- community and its attitudes to- community leaders interviewed seareh. Incorporated to prepare wards the organisation, to see if they held any interest a community image study to as- This was a year alter the Low- in. and for the growth of the local YMCA. On the surface the answers to these questions may mx have Along Main Street meant a whole lot to many, but to the Lowell Branch YMCA it meant Ihe difference between re- I maining a branch of the Grand Rapids YMCA and maybe put- ting into motion a plan to become independent and to relocate. 'These studies will help us do imr job. and to know what we should and shouldn't do," direc- tor of the YMCA Jim Hodges said. "Knowing if the commu- SANTA CLAUS PARADE TO BE SHOWN ON LCTV CHAN- nity and its leaders' image of the NEL 2 YMCA is good or bad, tells us whether a move to become inde- The Lowell Santa Claus parade and conversations with Santa pendent is realistic." will be shown on LCTV Channel 2 on: Tues , Dec. 8 at 10:00 Another concern is the re- a.m.; Wed., Dec., 9 at 12 noon; Thurs., Dec. 10 at 2:00 p.m.; lationship with the Grand Rapids Fri., Dec. 11 at 5:00 p.m. and Sat., Dec. 12 at 10:00 a.m. YMCA and whether or not it and the Lowell YMCA board will en- CAR RAFFLE TICKET SALES RESUME dorse a move to become indepen- dent The Athletic Boosters will resume selling car raffle tickets at The two groups met at the the basketball games. 2 winners will be drawn on Dec. II, and Lowell YMCA board meeting Umuc will be eligible for the final drawing. Dec. 7 and talked about solutions toward the refotionship between FIRE DEPARTMENT SPONSORS A BLOOD DRIVE them. Grand Rapids is willing to The Lowell Area Fire Department will be having a Blood Drive. help in anything that would best Frank Martin»left, president of the Lowell Lions Club, presents a check for $500 to Jim Hodges, Wed., Dec. 16 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Lowell Middle serve Lowell. 'That may mean director of the Lowell YMCA for the community survey project. School. Call Frank at 897-8916 or 897-7736 or John at 897-8072 helping in our effort to become "Even the criticism from the image of the YMCA and how it to sign up. Walk-ins are also welcome. Give this special Gift of independent." Hodges said. cent), child care facility (60 per- study was good, it will help us serves the community. Many felt Life during the holiday season. However, the Lowell board cent), weight training room (60 still needs to meet and decide if percent), and outdoor tennis do our job better." Hodges said. the strength of the organization Some of the criticisms brought seemed to be in its variety and COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTED becoming independent is the di- courts (51 percent). rection it wants to go. Hodges Currently, the Lowell YMCA to the forefront by the study were quality of programs. J that the respondents did not feel A majority of the general over- Surplus commodities, butter, cheese and flour, will be distn- added that it would be premature is without any central physical they were well informed about views gained from the 13 com- buted from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 10 at the to speculate on what the board s facilities; activities are held in the YMCA; lack of facilities; munity leaders in the goal de- Lowell Moose Club. 210 1/2 E. Main St.. Lowell. Next distribution decision will be. various locations throughout the high fees; lack of financial sup- velopment interviews were also will not be until January 18, 1988. Make your plans now. "Being a branch of the Grand area. It is felt that the YMCA rapids YMCA makes doing bus- has grown sufficiently to warrant port; and lack of a pool. positive. But overall the Kennedy study OFF THE BLOTTER iness in Lowell more difficult." its own facilities in order to serve the community better shows residents have a positive Lowell officers investigated 18 accident complaints in the month Hodges said. "Any decisions of November. 4 of which resulted in injuries to occupants. about finances and program Arrested on two warrants issued by the 63rd District Court for items need Grand Rapids' ap- failure to appear was David Swearingen, 21, of Lowell on Friday. proval. New librarian at Lowell Nov. 4th. "It's frustrating when you Kathryn Clouser. 17, of Lowell sustained injuries Thursday don't have total control of your Andrews has seven years of morning, Nov. 3, when the car in which she was a passenger own destiny, it sure would expe- previous experience in the li- struck a parked car owned by Phil Traver of Lowell on East Main dite things if we could do things brary field. For the past 2-1/2 Street. The driver of the car was identified as Francis Clouser. 45, here." years she has worked at the Old of Lowell, who escaped injury. Moreover, the Community Kent Bank in Breton Village. Arrested Friday, Dec. 4, on a 2 count warrant issued by 63rd Image Study put together by Her library work includes District Court for breaking and entering of a residence was Lloyd Kennedy Research, Incorporated serving as assistant director at Powell Jr., 29, of Lowell. helped the Lowell YMCA gauge the Nashville State Technical In- The Lowell Medical Unit responded to 16 dispatches in the the reactions of the people to- stitute Junior College; Libranan month of November, while the Fire Department responded to 9 wards building a YMCA facility. at George Peabody College in The study shows, almost three Nashville. Tenn.; and school lib- 0 dispatches in the month. Steven Ralys, 21, of 40th St. in Lowell was northbound on quarters of the respondents (73 rarian for Pinecrest Elementary Segwun when Dorothy Stahl, 77. Clarksville heading westbound percent) agreed that a separate and Homestead Junior High on Grand River struck him. Stahl was ticketed for failing to yeiuld facility should be built. It was School in Miami. Fla. right of way at a stop sign. Ralys received lacerations to the head also felt that the funding for this As fate would have it. An- and had neck and upper back pain. facility should come mainly drews worked in theatre while at James Bierman. 26, Ionia was eastbound on Fulton when his from individual donations (46 the Miami Opera Company Her left rear tire blew out. Bierman lost control and struck a retaining percent) followed by a capital role in the play "Music Man was wall on the north side of M-21. Both Bierman and passenger, Tom campaign directed towards Marian, the Librarian. Clellend, 25. of Ionia both received B injuries. businesses (11 percent), city and Andrews earned her under- Arrested Dec. 2 was Paul Eastes Jr., 26, of Lowell for driving township taxes and the YMCA's graduate degree in music educa- while license suspended, 2nd offense, a criminal bench warrant own finances (eight percent), Janet Andrews has replaced Kris Vogelar as the new librarian tion from David Lipscomb Col- issued by 63rd District Court in Roscommon. MI, and a civil and higher YMCA fees (five per- at the Lowell Public Library. Andrews brings with her librarian lege in Nashville. She then re- bench warrant issued by 20th Circuit Court in Grand Haven. MI. cent). experience from Nashville, TN and Miami. FL ceived a graduate degree in li- Injured in an accident Thurs , Dec. 3 was Norman Brown. 32, Features that arc considered brary science from Florida State of Saranac and his passenger David Brown. 29. of Lowell, when important parts of a YMCA facil- The Lowell Public Library has leaving open a spot in Lowell for University. their car was struck from behind on M-21 near the Admiral Gas ity included an indoor pool (86 named Janet Andrews to replace me." Andrews said. Andrews and her husband Station by a car driven by Timothy Kehoe, 29, of LoweH who percent), multi-purpose room Kris Vogelar as its head librarian. With help from the library Timothy of 15 years have a 14- (77 percent), gymnasium (70 per- was also injured. Vogelar. accepting a librarian board. Lowell library director year old daughter named Ashley. Issued an appearance violation for assault and battery in Lowell cent). youth game room (64 per- position in Grandville. leaves the Joe Garcia and assistant director "I knew as a sixth-grade Saturday evening. Dec. 5, was Richard Sauber, 19, of Lowell. Lowell post after serving two Sandra Boatman interviewed the teacher in Florida, when 1 No injuries were reported in an accident on Hudson near Chatham PRECISION & FASHION years. four applicants for the position. couldn't get reading material for Friday, Dec. 4 when a vehicle driven by Veronica Morse, 80. of HAIRSTYLING - For both "East Grand Rapids hired the "I've been trying to get back all the various reading levels, Lowell backed from a private drive into the side of a car driven men and women. Man's World Grandville librarian and Vogelar into libranan work for quite that being a librarian is what 1 by Edeltrand Yeiter. 51, of Lowell. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. accepted the Grandville job. thus some time." Andrews said. wanted to do." Andrews said. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 1987 • Page 2 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 1987 • Page 3 Semifinalists in competition Coming Events and all winners, regardless of ihe cook at the Harley Hotel in by lypc of award offered, will be Grand Rapids Notices in the Ledger s FIRST MONDAY OF EACH country crafts, bees wax tap- trict. District Commissioner & rons of Cyclamen Chapter chosen from ihe finalisi gnmp Matt Newhouse has been in Joan Wittenbach dle School. Call Frank at "Coming Events" are free ers. stained glass, woven Staff Meeting. 7:30 p.m., No. 94 O.E.S. invites their Ken Mulder has been very in- the Art club, on the yearbook MONTH: The Bowne Town- 897-8916 or 897-7736 or volved in Lowell High School staff, and a member of the Na- of charge to any non-profit ship Historical Society will wearable art. baskets, Methodist Church, Green- husbands to the Christmas John at 897-8072 to sign up. activities. He has been in Interna- tional Honor Society dunng his organization in the Lowell, hold regular meetings at the jewelry, samplers, hand- ville. Potluck dinner at the home Walk-ins welcome. tional Club. Debate. Sixth Hour years at Lowell High School He Ada, Alto, and Saranac Township Hall, 6059 Linfield, made shaker boxes, mini- of Bill and Nancy Wood. TO THOSE WHO SEE Music, and was selected this has been in debate, forensics. area. We prefer such framed pictures, pottery and THURS., DEC. 10: Surplus Punch bowl, 4 p.m. - Eat, The orchard is napping It s that sleepy, restful time of year for Alto, on the first Monday of THURS.. DEC. 17: Mutual year as a Junior Rotahan Mul- and solo and ensemble. Boys commodities, butter, cheese 5:00 p.m. Bring a dish to trees. From Apnl to October, the trees were so busy becoming notices to be kept brief and each month at 7:30 p.m. much more. Free admission. Support Group for persons der has played tennis for four State, Summer Institute for Arts beautiful, protective and productive for us. I appreciated that-l to be submitted by mail, Everyone Welcome! No De- and flour, will be distributed pass with arthritis will meet at years and is the team captain this and Sciences at Western Michi- am grateful I also know that nap times are a part of being beautiful. but will accept notices by cember Meeting. See You In DEC. 1-31: West Michigan from 10:00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Blodgett Hospital, Guild year. He has also been active in gan University. Matt has been protective and productive. They restore us outwardly and inwardly. phone at 897-9261. January. Shores Council, Camp at the Lowell Moose Club, SUN., DEC. 13: Christmas Room No. 1, 12:30 • 2:00 the Lowell United Methodist selected as a Junior Rotanan for On m> desk is a copy of Gwen Frostic's book. To Those Who Gerber Winter Camping. Call 210 1/2 E. Main St.. Lowell. Home Tour. Saranac. Tour p.m. Speaker will be Dr. Church Youth Group and is a this year. See The introduction was appropnate for this blustery, cold, bare- WOMEN OF THE MOOSE (616)363-3828 for informa- Next distribution will not be six homes. Starting point is member of the church choir. Newhouse ran cross country EVERY SECOND WED- Alfred Swanson. Mulder is a member of the Na- branched day. Chapter night meeting is held NESDAY: Lowell Woman's tion. Also "Drugs A Deadly until January 18,1988. Make Saranac Community in the ninth grade and is involved ,, tional Honor Society and will be with his youth group at the the first Monday of each Club meets every 2nd Wed- Game , call for detail pam- your plans now. Church, from 3-7 p.m., SAT., DEC. 19: Enrich your To those who see a member of the National March- Methodist Church. He is also month, at 0 p.m. nesday of the month at phlets $5.00. Sponsored by Christmas experience by ing Band which will perform in employed part-time at Family bare branches-- Schneider Manor at 12:00. FRI., DEC. 11: There will be Geranium Guild, Ionia driving through our live nativ- and know they hold the buds of spring Tempe, Arizona at the Fiesta Fare. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Luncheon and program. DEC. 7.14.28: West Michi- a Potluck dinner before the County Memorial Hospital. ity scene, held in our one Bowl. Mulder is employed as a Business Meeting is held the gan Shores Council. TV-13 regular meeting of Cyclamen For more info call 642-6407 hundred year old horse to those who see third Monday of each month, Bozo Show. Cub Scout Chapter No 94 O.E.S. in the or 642-9447. stable, one night, December stars falling in the heavens- SATURDAYS IN DEC.The LHS students participate and know the constellations will remain forever at 8 p.m. packs. Call (616)363-3828 Lowell Masonic Temple. 19th from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 classic story, -A Christmas to those who see for information. Bring a dish to pass and own MON., DEC. 14: The Golden p.m. No charge or donation. Carol" by Charles Dickens in National Citizen Bee long lines of geese EVERY SECOND TUES- table service. Eat at 6:30 Swingers will meet at Bowne Center United will be performed by the fade far beyond - DAY The Lowell Area Fish- DEC. 7, 8, & 9: The Lowell p.m. meeting at 8:00. Schneider Manor at 12:00 Methodist Church, comer of Matt Newhouse. left, and Ken Mulder, right, have been recog- and know they come back again to nest Grand Rapids Public noon. St. Mary's students will Lowell High School students regional competitions with top ing Club now meets at the Area Arts Council Production 84th and Alden Nash (M50) nized as semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Corpo- Museum Puppet Theatre. will have the opportunity to par- students there going to the stale to those who see Flat River Snowmobile of The Impossible Years" DEC. 11 & 12: Fri. & Sat present a Christmas prog- anter from 84th St. exit on ration competition. Performances are scheduled ticipate in a unique social studies finals. with wonder in their hearts - Clubhouse on Potters Road, will have readings for tryouts "Fun Shoppers" sponsors a ram. Alden Nash, academic competition which State winners earn a trip to and know — what glories there can be just East of Montcalm Ave, for 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. every at the Lowell Area Arts Coun- bus trip to Chicago. Rolls and Lowell Senior High School first become finalists by meeting for those who see could lead to a scholarship and Washington where they will par- at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Sat in Dec. There will be cil Center at 149 S. Hudson donuts served on the bus Fri- TUES.. DEC. 15: West has been notified lhal Ken Mul- high academic standards, being a study trip to Washington. D.C. ticipate in the Foundations gov- members or interested indi- special weekday perfor- St. at 7 p.m. The cast calls day. Overnight accomoda- Michigan Shores Council, der and Matt Newhouse have fully endorsed and recom- ernment studies pmgram as well This kind of seeing takes time The time so many of us say we DEC. 30 • JAN. 10: West later this year. The school has viduals are cordially wel- mances on Dec. 14,15, and for 8 men age 16-25. one tions at the Hyatt Regency Scout Showcase Chairmen been recognized as semi-finalists mended by their high schools, registered to participate in the as the competition. Winners of don't have. It may well be one of the reasons that so few have Michigan Shores Council, come. 16 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. at man age 35 or older, and 5 Woodfield. Sat., full break- Meeting. Call (616)363-3828 in the National Ment Scholar- taking the SAT and confirming Close Up Foundation Citizen the national event receive col- little wonder about just daily living. Little children see everything "World Jamboree'*, Sidney, special discount for school women age 15-60. The play fast included. Shop Friday, for information. ship Corporation competition. their qualifying test perfor- Bee. lege scholarships. The Milken as "wonder-full." Could that be the reason they laugh so much? Australia. groups. can be reviewed at the Arts Woodfield Mall, Sat. Down- Academically talented high mance. and submitting informa- The Citizen Bee is an Family Foundation is the na- Bare branches, falling stars, long lines of geese- and all tied LADIES: Join us for coffee school seniors in all 50 slates will Center from 1-5 p.m., Mon- town Chicago and the Water WED.. DEC. 16: Lowell Area tion about their school and com- academic competition that fo- tional sponsor of the Citizen Bee up with a bow of wonder. What a package for such a day as this. break/Story hour and inter- DEC. 31: West Michigan have an opportunity to continue munity activities, personal in- day thru Friday, or call 897- Tower. Call 457-3704 for Fire Department is having a cuses on social studies and pmg- with additional support provided faith Bible study at Calvin NOV. 22 THRU DEC. 24: Shores Council, Order of in the 1988 competition for about terests and goals. Approximately resses through school, regional by RJR Nabisco. Inc. and Peat Christian Reformed Church, Lowell Area Arts Council 8545 for more information. more details. blood drive from 4:00 p.m. to 6.00() Merit Scholarships worth Arrow Dues for 1988. 13.500 (90*) of thi and state events. Finalists com- Marwick Main & Co. lues, mornings at 9:30 a.m. Center Annual Christmas 8:00 p.m. at the Lowell Mid- over S23 million. semitinalists are expected to ad- pete for the national title in Jerry Biemacki. an educator Obituaries Show & Sale, 149 S. Hudson WED.. DEC. 9: Lowell SAT.. DEC. 12: The Alto To be considered for Ment vance to finalist standing and to Washington in June 1988. Three at Lowell, will be coordinating St., Lowell. 1-5 p.m. Monday Woman's Club annual Area Children's Christmas Scholarships. Semifinalists must compete for Ment Scholarship. the Citizen Bee at the school. a memorial service to be held Lowell students will advance to VANDER VEEN - Hugh C. QUA-KE-Z1K through Friday and 1:30 to Christmas luncheon and party will be at 1:00 p.m. at HAPPe^ VanderVeen. 72. of Lowell died Wednesday, (today) December 9 SPORTSMEN'S QLUB 4:30 p.m. Saturdays and Christmas program with the Alto School, sponsored Wednesday. December 2. 1987, at 2:00 p.m. in the Lowell First meets every 2nd and 4th Sundays. Local and Michi- Lowell Sr. High choir and by the Alto Businessmen and after a long illness. His wife. United Methodist Church. Dona- Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the members' Christmas crafts. the Alto Lions Club. Eunice; children. Jane. Rebecca. tions to the American Lung As- gan artists and craftsmen will Tim and Tom; and grandchildren. sociation or the Methodist Club building at 11400 Fore- present glass sculptures, When a fiddler crab's front claw breaks off in a fight, a small claw grows in its place. The other front claw Elizabeth, Jodee. Todd and Church music department are re- man Road. Lowell. watercolors. wooden toys. WED.. DEC. 9: lokemo Dis- SUN., DEC. 13: Past Mat- grows to be a big one. Chnstopher, will meet fnends at quested in lieu of flowers. Insurance agent for hire! The big-spenders in Wayne County want to raise $3,487,000 in taxes The Bank from Kent County residents to help bail them out of their debt. Your State Senator fct Dick Posthumus * can stop them. that believes Semi to: This linn* iIk' politk ians from Wayne County have gone loo far. Now they Senator Dick Posthumus want 10 raise our laxes by almost $3.5 million to pay off their debts. Ami \\yc IIIM' State Capitol Building last linn4 Wayne County passed its own millage increase was in 1978! So they illllH IP' Lansing. Ml 485MH) want us to make the sac rifices for them. \ Fortunately, our area is represented by Senator Dick Posthumus. lies a Dear Senator Posthumus. member of il)e powerful Finance Committee, and if anyone can stop this lax rm with you all ilie way as you stand up to Your Citizens agent is seeking growing increase, he can. Senator Posthumus has always spoken out against higher li/ lite big spemk^rs who want 10 raise our laxes. businesses in this area. Object: cost- taxes and wasteful spending. Bui the lax and spend crowd is putting YouVe always taken a stand against high efficient insurance protection for your enormous pressure on him to let ihis tax increase go through. Thai's why you M xes and wasteful spending, sorm counting need to send him the coupon ai ihe righi today — Just cut out tin* bucket. business needs Custom-tailored at no on you now in people whic h symbolizes your opjwsiiion to the Wayne County Bailout, and drop it extra cost. Like getting. ; to stop ihis lax increase. in ilie nuiil to the address at tlie top. That wili let him know tliai you're with ... peace of mind for free. him all ihe way as he stands up to those folks who want to raise your taxes. Don't use my tax dollars to ball out Wayne County! Go ahead, send Senator Posthumus the pail ami lei him know thai you're counting on him to slop ihis tax increase. PATT0N-JRB i Sincerely: AGENCY, INC. To let him know how you feel, • Auto • Home • Health e Commercial • Life cut out this pail UXNfeSS

cm STATE, zr 835 W. Main. Lowell. Ml and send it to him Ph. (616) 897-9253 with the loud, clear message: STATE SAVINGS e ANDe 79 Bridge St., Saranac. Ml Ph ( 616) 642-9401 Don't use my tax dollars BANK Gerald Patton to bail out Wayne County. Paid for by Michigan Distnbutocs and Vendors Assooalion. 523 W Ionia. Lansing. Ml 48933 FDK @IftM •MMt LOWELL • ROCKFORD OMOiTUNlTT dtpen•MSUWAHCf ^ COMPANY Of AMCRtC/ A Member of Th# M«nover insurance Companies The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday. December 9, 1987 Page 4 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 19i7 • Fage Airman and seaman graduate from training Christmas Cantata House passes credit card disclosure bill... any annual or other lee imposed If your incoming "personal" credit card oriented society. rate, but charge interest from the ing Act only requires credit card strengthen this law mg. the airman studied the Air recall! training at Recruit Train- and 3. the date by which, or at Good Shepherd mail looks anything like mine, There are three main factors very day of purchase. Others issuers to reveal vital data regard- If agreed to by the Senate and Force mission, organization and ing Command Grrai Lakes. IL. period in which, a consumer can you arc being beseiged with a that affect the "cost" to the con- offer such features as grace ing the annual percentage rate, enacted into law. the Fair Credit customs and received special Dunng Laux s eight-week avoid a finance charge by paying do. sincc many of their mcmhas wide variety of unsolicited credit sumer of a credit card package; periods, merchandise rebates, the annual fee. the grace period, and Charge Disclosure Act training in human relations training cycle, he studied general Good Shepherd Lutheran the bill - the grace period. The made up the special choir tw thai card offers. In fact, of the 100 I. interest rates, 2. annual fees, and travel services. Though the etc., after a person has applied would require that at the time of In addition, airmen who com- military subjects designed to pre- Church is pnmd to annouce a Fair Credit and Charge Card Dis- occasion million citizens which currently and 3. grace periods. As you American Bankers Association for and received a credit card solicitation, charge card issuers plete basic training earn credits pare him for further academic Chnstmas Cantata to be per- closure Act would also require Good Shepherd offers ihis carry credit cards, an average of have probably learned through states that the average annual in- However, the House of Repre- would be required to disclose the toward an Associate Degree and on-the-job training in one of formed at the church on Sunday. lo that credit card terms be dis- the community as an opponunih seven are tucked away in each experience, credit card terms can terest rate is now 18%, the range sentatives has just passed legisla- following: I. the annual percen- through the Community College the Navy's 85 basic schools. December 13. at 7:30 p m The closed in a conspicuous and uni- to enjoy some inspirational ones wallets. For better or vary widely. For example, some runs from 12.8% to 22%. tion, the Fair Credit and Charge tage rate, or means for determin- of the Air Force. Laux s studies included sea- cantata is David I uln>sl s *Wor- form manner on all credit card Chnstmas music without taking worse, we are evolving into a companies offer a low interest At present, the Ihith in Lend- Disclosure Act of 1987 to ing the rate if it is variable. 2. He is a 1986 graduate of Low- manship. close cider drill. Naval ship the King!" and will be per- applications. ell High School, and has one history and first aid. Personnel formed by a 22-voice guest choir part in a traditional worship scr year at Grand Rapids Junior Col- who complete this course of in- fiom Resurrection Lutheran vice, and as an opponumtv to lege struction are eligible for three Church in Sand l-ake. get better acquainted with the Kun has been assigned to di- hours of college credit in Physi- Those who attended the Dedi- churc h It is located at IO305 .7* rect dut> at Pape Air Force Base cal Education and Hygiene catiiMi Service of Good Blue Aater Highway, halfway he- in iNorth Carolina as a Material A 1987 graduate of Ionia High Shepherd's new building four- tween Lowell and Saranac on \1 Facilities Specialist School. Ionia, he joined the teen months ago have already 21 , Navy in June 1^87 had a taste of what this choir can

Navy Seaman Recruit Michael According to Justice De- T Laux. Mm of Timothy H Laux partment statistics, crime of Saranac, Ml. has completed r«tt» in the U.S. are falling Homespun

i Sleigh rides at Devotions i AJ** i Lone Willow Farms By Pauline Spray Kurtis J. Kropf Oh. what fun it is to nde! Old p.m. Airman First Class Kurtis J. graduated from Air Force basic fashioned Horse Drawn Sleigh The cost of a 20 minute nde J Kropf. son of Philip and Manlyn training at Lackland Air Force ndes in authentic sleighs will be is $14.00 for a family of four Kropf of 988 N Washington St.. BiLSC' offered this winter season at Reservations are encouraged by ...Though art my portion, oh to many of us. Anyone like my- Lowell. Michigan. has Dunng the six weeks of tram- Lone Willow Farm, 12650Grand calling Lone Willow. (616)243- Lord (Psalms 119:57) self. who loves food, knows htm River Dr. in Lowell. 1777. Diets! What a frustrating sug- imtating such a person can be. Weather permitting, hours of With warm wooly blankets gestion* It's difficult to under- It takes a great deal of self-dis- operation are as follows: Fri- and the sound of sleigh bells, the stand why some people can get cipline to sit down at a tabic \ \ The Lowell Ledger days, 6.00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; ndes will start December 26th by on so little food. Trying to cut loaded with calories, refuse the Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Saturdays, 2:00 p.m to 10:00 and will continue as long as wea- down is no problem they say. pies, cakes, gravy and dressing, p.m.; Sunday. 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 ther permits. they say they never gel hungry. and nibble on celery sticks and m This is a claim absolutely foreign carrot curls instead, yet. strange (USPS 453-830) as it may seem, countless people ait deliberately passing up the is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent rich things the Lotd has provided County, $10.00 a year outside the county by the for them spiritually and are liv- Lowell Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broad- ing on restricted diets. The Lord s table is spread with \ I way St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. generous blessings. His word is- A in JMt as valuable at evtr ROGER K. BROWN filled with many promises - the EDITOR & PUBLISHER gift of eternal life, rest for the If you are not covered by a company pension plan, weary, strength for the weak, sol- (616) 897-9261 the new tax law still allows you lo tax-deduct all your ace in sorrow, protection in IRA payments. Considenng that-pkis the fact that our danger, relief from care, comfort Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan IRA pays such high interest and guarantees a lifetime in loneliness, and courage for the retirement income-an annuity from FB Annuity Published Every Wednesday difficult tasks. The table is Company is still your best choice for an IRA. ua»e Jonnson POSTMASTER: Send address change to The spread. We can take what we will Making your future FARM BUREAU 1940 Mh St.. S.E Grand Rapda. Ml 49506 or we can refrain. But who likes Lowell Ledger, P.O. box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 a Me mote INSURANCE (616) 241-1609 diets, anyway? Don't count the GROUP calories. Prayer: Thou art my portion. O Lord. Thy word assures me that thou will supply my every need. Thou givest me generous blessings. I praise thee for thy AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY bountiful supply. Amen

Note: The devotions appeann^ ADA COMMUNITY CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH in the Homespun Devotions col- umn last week were not from CHURCH OF LOWELL 10501 Settiewood Ph 097-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 7227 Thomapple River Or 676-1032 Mrs. Spray's book, but were Meeting at ihe Lowell Middle School Sunday School 9 45 AM REFORMED CHURCH Worship Service 1100 AM Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON taken from the Daily (13675 Foreman i 7152 Bradfield St.. S.E 676.|6W( Sonda> Morning Worship Evening Service 6 00 P M Morning Worship . 10 00 A M. Guideposts. REV BRIAN P BOSSCHFR And Children'* Mmisinet . . . |0:00 A M Prayer and Bible Sludy-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School ,, 20^ Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and II 00 A M Midweek Bible Services and Youth Ministr) GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 6 00PM 'w • Sunday School |0;00 A M r-r Foreman Road WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS * A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY Evening Worship 6 00 P M W7-M77 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL

FIRST BAPTIST CHLRCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH Move into Touch-Tone or Custom Calling OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL Corner of 60ih Sireei & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E BEFUS 9213 Elmdale Rd Ciarksv.He 201 North Washington Street Sunday School 10 00 A M Sund Sch00, Morning Worship 9 50AM •y 00 A M Rev Rick Upchurch Morning Worship 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 1100AM Church School 10:00 A M by December 30 and well connect it free. bxemng Worship 7 00 P M Sunday School 11:15 AM Evening Worship 600PM Morning Worship 11:00 A M Wednesday Bible Stud) Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Night Worship 700 P M Evening Service 6:00 P M and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M Wednesday Service 7 30 P M REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR Wednesday Mid Week Service New to the Lowell Area. Custom Calling and Touch-Tone Three-Way Calling that lets you add a third party to your Pasux Gene Sckler (616)868 7292 Jr Teens. Adults 7.QQ p ^ conversations. 868-6403 Of 868-6912 Everyone Welcome Nursery-Come & Worship With Us are coming to the Lowell area. And you can move in on a _ Michigan Bell introductory offer, if your phone number starts Speed Calling where you can call selected numbers by just SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL with 897, you can order Touch-Tone service or any of our four dialing one or two digits. (United Church of Chnst) FIRST UNITED METHODIST You can even get the speed, accuracy and convenience 125 Bridge St Saranac Ml GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL DEC. 10: Marc Johnson. Custom Calling Services and we'll connect them for free. All CHURCH OF LOWELL Phone 642-6322 (United Church of Chnst) Wendy Greenwood. of Touch-Tone service. LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Slreet 897-5936 you have to do is call toll free by December 30,1987, and tell Morning Worship 10 00 A M 404 North Hudson DEC. 11: Chris Elzinga. Valerie 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAK HOURS Choose any or all and pay no connection charge* That Sunday School 11.15 AM 897-5906 us what you want. Morning Worship iq 00 A M Morning Worship *00 AM and 1045 AM Johnston, Jennifer Wieland. Home Bible Studies - Several Locations Worship and Church School . . . 10 00 A M can be a savings of up to $30.50 each. But only if you order Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9 00 A M Church School 9 30 lo 10:30 A M DEC. 12: Brad Briggs, Joyce You can pick: Diai-A-Prayer • phone 642-9659 Barrier-Free Nursery Provided now So call today and make your phone do a whole lot JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER Stormzand. Patrick Rasch Call Waiting that lets you put one call on hold while you GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOO mv. David Hagens mimi 8978307 Nursery available at both services DEC. 13: Sarah Dombak. Grand Stanley Hagemeyer Pastor Eleanor Martin Director of Education answer another. And where available, the new Cancel Call more for a whole lot less. Barrier • Free Entrance Manlyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Kazemier. Carla Rozman. Business customers call 1 800 445-5MBT, ext. 337. Christina Thaler. Doug Wester, Waiting feature is provided automatically at no extra charge. DEC. 14: Tim Mettemick, De- Call Forwarding so you can transfer all your incoming calls Residence customers call 1 800 482-8055, ext. 156. FIRST CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH nise Southland, Mark to another telephone number when you're not home. 'Monthly service rates still apply based on rates effective April 28. 1984. ST. MARY'S OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST Knottnerus. Chris Kropf, Juli*-* 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S of Fulton) Tarak. CATHOLIC CHURCH 2275 West Mam Street New Address 10200 Grand River Ave. Grand Rapids. Ml 402 N Amity 897-7168 DEC. 15: David Kryger, Sunday Scnooi 9 45AM Sunday Services 10-30 A M Richard Ysseldyke. Danny MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sunday Service & Sunday School 10 30 A M Sunday Wo*ship Services 11 00 A M & 600 P M Wednesday Bible Study . . . 7 00 p M Kathan. Karen Latva, Ellen NEW HOURS Wednesday Evening Service . . 8 00 P M Saturday Mass . 5 30 P M A*ana Wednesday 6 50 P M BOB ROUSH. PASTOR Kwant. Michigan Bell 897-7489 (Child Care Provided) Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M Wednesday Prayef Meeting 7 00 P M DEC. 16: Jeff Hendrick, Joan AN J!mcHiTeCn COMPANY DR DARRELL WILSON 897 5300 Reading Room at 24 Division N Carless. Jim Willyard. Marilyn DAVID COBB YOUTH PASTOR 897 6348 © (Weekdays 9 to 5 00. Saturdays 10 to 2 00) Keim. Jo Ann Frey. Helen Wat- Helping you communicate^ ALL ARE WELCOME ers. Ernie Blasher. David Blakely. Russ Breckon. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesdav, Dcccmbcr 9, 1987 - Page 6 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - Page 7 Chamber of Ranburger named girls basketball MVP

The Lowell girls* basketball ceived special honors for their made Ihe all conference team and Commerce learn was honored last Thursday mles as captains Dowling had was named ihe team s Most Val- at an awards banquet held at the 45 points this season and 35 re- uable Player. Leigh's 275 points Sveden House in Grand Rapids. bounds. Lindhout put her name this season places her fourth in Santa Claus Varsity letters were presented to in the record book with 50 assists career scoring for Lowell and her Tammy Lindhout. Michelle for the season, placing her at the 150 rebounds places her fifth in Dowling, Leigh Ranburger. Julie lop of career assists in Lowell Lowell's career rebounding Tarak. Becky Parcher. Mel Nel- history with 170. Other outstand- total Parade is a son, Kerry Zywicki, Megan ing career statistics include: 4th Lowell finished the season Kirby and Leann Iteen. in career points (430), and 2nd lied for fourth in the OK While Nelson and Parcher played in career steals (185). Conference. The team averaged huge success center in their first year on the Tarak. a junior, was honored 46.3 points per game, making varsity team. It served as a learn* as the Most Improved Player for them ihe second best offensive ing experience, and they will be 1987. Tarak scored 108 points team at Lowell. They were also a vital asset for next years team. and led Ihe learn with the most the second best defensive team Zywicki, who started as center three-point field goals. in Lowell history. Nine of Low- this season, finished with 79 Iteen and Ranburger were hon- ell's games were decided by less points and 126 rebounds. Kirby ored for being named to the OK than five points. Lowell girls basketball coach Kathy Talas presented special awards to members of this year's played guard this season and was While Conference teams. Iteen Lowell will lose Ranburger. team at the awards banquet Receiving awards were (left to right) Leigh Ranburger. All-Conference a good defensive force for the was named on Ihe honorable Lindhout and Dowling to gradu- and Most Valuable Player; Julie Tarak, Most Improved Player; LeAnn Iteen, All-Conference Arrows. Kirby totaled 35 steals mention and Iteen scored 206 ation, but looks forward lo more honorable mention; Tammy Lindhout, co-captain; and Michelle Dowling, co-captain. and 34 points. points, had 126 rebounds. 50 ste- exciting basketball from its Red Arrows stumble in opener Dowling and Lindhout re- als. and 17 assists. Ranburger juniors and sophomores. Lowell grapplers open season Delton bests Lowell with strong showing

With a lack of height, any suc- as to how we're capable of play- Rob Bumlt. "Burritt was a real Rivers said. - Tom Nugent p. Fox :I7; 198 • cess for the Lowell basketball ing." Lowell Coach Ken Akers plus," Akers said. Gary Rivers led the Lowell In the tournament at Mark Anderson p. Herald 1:33; leam in 1987-88 will be depen- said. "We're belter than we Akers added, the boys didn't grapplers into their first week of Lakeshore. the Red Arrows did HWT -Tony Stepek by superior dent on ihe outside shot. showed, but we have some work quit. "In the second half we cut competition, pretty stiff compet- not wrestle as well as a leam as d. over Gorby 16-1. And it was the lack of an out- lo do . " ihe lead to six," Akers said. ition at lhal, and the Red Arrows Rivers would have liked. Lowell side shot in Lowell's season As in most comeback cases, came out with a 2-1 record and Lowell 52, Union 16 98 - a fifth-place finish at the got two first place finishes, com- Whalen p. Brown 2:228; 105 - opener against Delton lhal sent Akers added that his squad the Red Arrows spent everything Stevensville Lakeshore Invita- ing by Kyle Gildea (145 pounds) Vanderwarf p. Bockheim 1:42; the Red Arrows lo a 69-61 de- would have lo improve on its de- they had getting close and then tional. and Mike Rivers (132). 112 - Tyler by forfeit; 119 - feat. fense. rebounding and offensive had nothing left. In its season opening triple Trevor Tyler (112) earned a Lorenz p. Adams 4:50; 126 - Lowell misfired on nine of execution. dual meet against Belding, Ionia fourth place finish and Bart Olin Kulesza p. Mersman 5:00; 132 - their first 10 shots in helping De- Lowell was outrebounded 36- Paul Stroosnyder was ihe and Union. Lowell posted wins placed sixth in the 155-pound Rivers superior d. 15-0; 138 - lton race lo an early lead. The 21. More importantly ihe Red Ar- games high scorer with 22 against Ionia (51-21), Union (52- class. Naula p. Oazwinger 2:56; 145 • Red Arrow deficit got as high as rows did not have one offensive points. Ken Nelson and Jeff Phil- 16) while losing lo Belding 38- Lowell finished fifth out of 16 Gildea d. Kukowski 13-2; 167 - 22 points in the first half. For rebound in Ihe first half. lips followed with 14 points teams with 133 points, behind Wester by forfeit; 185 - Nugent the game Lowell hit just 32 per- apiece for Lowell. 35. "The boys wrestled well, bet- Lakeshore. 159; St. Joe. 148; p. Vanocker :I0; 198 - Anderson cent of its shots. One thing Lowell did gel was Tim Leto led victorious De- ter than I expected." Rivers said. Sturgis, 140.5; and Niles. 136.5. d. Wawee 8-6; HWT - Hondorp "This game was no indication some fine off-lhe-bench play be lton with 16. "I was impressed with Ihe perfor- The triple dual results were as d. Stepek 13-2. mances of some of our younger follows: Belding 38, Lowell 35 98 • wrestlers." Lowell, 51. Ionia 21 98-Brad Hall p. Whalen 3:09; 105 - Van- Whaley and Buckley lead Rivers gave acknowledge- Whalen by forfeit; 105-Clay Van- derwarf p. Gray 3:59; 112-Tyler ment to Brad Whalen. Clay Van- derwart by forfeit; 112 - Trevor p. Kehter 1:12; 119 - Heintzel- derwarf, and Tony Stepek. He Tyler d. Stanton 97; 119 - Aaron man p. Adams 2:41; 126 - Lowell icers to first win added lhal the tri-captains Kyle Adams p. Clark: 57; 126 - Vel- Mersman Supenor d. 16-0; 132 Gildea. Tom Nugent, and Mike ascop. Craig Mersman 3:50; 132 Rivers Superior d. 15-0; 138 - Rivers also "performed real - Mike Rivers p. Snyder :39; 138 Naula lied Hart 8-8; 145 - Gildea well." ^ Schmid by superior dec. over With three games in eight days an assist from Eric Sorenson, score and Scott Maloley tallied p. Engle 1:41; 155 - Ensign p. "I was real impressed with our Todd Nauta 15-0; 145 - Kyle Olin :56; 167 - Ward p. Wester lo open up the season. Lowells giving the Red Arrows a 3-2 his first career goal. performance against Belding. Gildea p. Weekley 1:45; 155 - hockey coach. Richard Graham lead. 3:24; 185 - Nugent d. 12-6; 198 They are one of the belter teams Bart Olin p. Fox 4:47; 167 - has received the early returns on After a Union goal lied the The third penod saw Korte - Kuiper p. Anderson :58; HWT and we stayed right with them," Starks d. Aaron Wester 10-0; 185 this year's Red Arrow skaters. score it was Buckley again, this tally his first career goal and Vre- • Stepek p. Hopkins 3:06. Lowell opened its season on lime with an assist by Whaley. denburg closed out the scoring Nov. 28 on the short end of a 6-4 giving the Red Arrows a 4-3 with an unassisted goal at 11:21. score with Union. The Red Ar- lead. Union lied the score (4-4) Whaley finished the contest rows atoned for the loss with a with one second left to play in with five goals and Buckley had Winter car care tips: 10-0 shutout over Grandville on the second period. five assists. Red Arrow goalie Dec. 2. On Saturday, Forest Hills The third period belonged to Chris Klooslerman turned away Central proved to be loo much Union as it got goals from Ted 12 Grandville shots on goal. by: Thad Kraus for Lowell as it skated to a 12-2 Vereeckon and Hanson, skating FHC 12, LOWELL 2 victory over the Red Arrows. it to victory. Forest Hills Central skated lo The reminders are given annu- UNION 6, LOWELL 4 LOWELL 10. GRANDVILLE 0 a 3-0 first-period lead and never ally. but many of us still either The Red Arrows skated to a "We expected a very competi- looked back as it handed the I -2 forget or neglect lo ready our au- 2-1 first period lead behind the tive game." said Graham. But Red Arrows their second loss of tomobiles for the cold and snow efforts of Scott Whaley. The Red that isn't what Lowell got as it the season. of the winter season. Arrow icer scored the season's skated right on over Grandville, Buckley accounted for all of With the help of Ron van Over- first goal with 7:24 to play be- posting its first win of the year. Lowell's scoring. Both goals beek, manager of Slue key's hind the assists from Taylor Buckley with an assist from came in the second period. Amoco, the Ledger will serve Buckley and Pete Davidson. Whaley opened the floodgates Fhe first one came at 11:19, notice of the care your car should Dan Hansen tied the score for with 11:26, giving Lowell a 1-0 assisting him was Whaley. Eight receive and safety lips one can Union with a short-handed goal lead. Whaley made it 2-0 with minutes later it was Whaley follow in preparation for the at 2:49 to play in the period. assists from Buckley and Mike again with the assist lo Buckley long, cold winter days that lie Whaley made it 2-1 Lowell at Korte. Whaley closed out the for what would be Lowell's final ahead. 1:14 with an unassisted goal. period with Lowell's third goal goal of the contest. 'The two precautionary meas- Union outscored Lowell 3-2 in with three seconds left. The as- Lowell had 18 shots on goal ures lhal are forgotten most by the second period, notching the sists came from Buckley and compared to the Rangers 49. people are keeping the lire pres- score at 4-4, entering into the Marty Vredenburg. FHC spent 14 minutes in the pen- sure up and having the correct amount of antifreeze in their third period. Lowell increased its lead to 8- alty box compared lo Lowell's Second period scores for Low- 0 in the second period with three eight. Klooslerman had 49 shots radiator," van Overbeek said. ell came at 12:53 by Buckley on goals from Whaley, a Buckley against goal and he saved 43. Van Overbeek adds that other small precautionary measures lhal get overlooked include car- rying jumper cables, making Lowell pool players sure all lights work and carrying a bag of salt, sand and/or kitty litter. "Kitty litter works well and it's cheaper." advance in tourney Stuckey's manager suggests that people should start making Ron van Overbeek, manager of Stuckey's Amoco, prepares to winterize this Mustang with some anti-freeze. This is one of a Top amateur poolplayers from earned a berth in the national The Busch Pool League is plans to winterize their car. come handful of driving precautions drivers need to have done to 4 states are headed to Columbus, qualifier by battling off elimina- sponsored nationally by Busch the end of October. However van their car in preparation for the winter season. Ohio to compete in the national tion in local contests. Beer in cooperation with local Overbeek realizes that the major- an qualifying round of the $100,000 Anheuser-Busch wholesalers. ity of people wait until the last —Use quality fuel and to avoid ^ Ovcrt)cek suggests lhal il "The players who are going to you're going to be out on the Busch Pool League National The 55,000 member league, is minute. condensation keep lank full. the national qualifying round road, plan your route and intorm Singles Championship Touma the nation's largest pocket bil- For those that have put off this -Put de-icer in door and trunk represent the best of what was somebody of the route you're ment, the richest of its kind in liards organization. task until the last minute here's locks. an original field of 5,000 lakiag. Ihe nation. a list of do's. -Make sure cables on battery poolplayers,** said Terry Bell, He adds, pump your brakes In all, more than 245 -Check fluid levels. are tight and posts are clean. president of the American Htm million tons of »* and/or break slowly when com- poolplayers will chalk up on De- -Make sure heaters work. Now tkat safety precautions Poolplayers Association, which are apptied to American ing to a stop Warm your car up, cember 12-13. -Have belts and hoses for your car have been taken care sanctions the Busch Pool highways each year for checked. of, here are some safety tips for don't jump in and lake off. and Each of the competitors road do-king. League -Check wiper blades. the driver. keep lights cleared of snow. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 9. 1987 - Page 8 I The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - Page 9 LHS "Students of the Month" for December ft teacher sponsor praised his hard Beth is the daughter of Hill Named studcnts-of-lhc-month work and cooperative attitude in and Susan Stouffer of Lowell - i at Lowell High School for De- The Beth is a member of the march Lowell Ledaer's the classroom. Todds high cember arc Senior Mimi Mitch- school activities have included ing band and according to her ell, Junior Todd Nauta. Sopho- three years on the football team teacher "has shown a great deal * more Jennifer Amundsen, and and three years of wrestling. In of leadership in band.•'This year Freshman Belh Slouffer the summer Ttidd stays outdoors Beth earned a letter in cmss- Mimi if the daughter of Joe by working tor Kropf Orchards country. Her sports interests base andKalhy Mitchell of Alto Her and enjoying his hobbies of also led to her being an A A caddy activities during four years at water skiing and motorcycle rid- at Cascade Hills Country Club LHS include four years of cheer- during the summer She is a leading and three years of varsity ing. Jennifer is the daughter of member of the Y Girls' Leaders softball. Mimi was selected by Club where she has been both the faculty to be a Women's Club Reverend Bill and C alh\ treasurer and secretary She was member this year and was Amundsen of Lowell. Jennifer s also secretary of the band during selected by classmates as a Stu- love of music has led to an in- Hth grade Beth s teacher sponsor dent Council representative her volvement in band where she says not only is she an excellent first two years and as a member plays flute and attendance dunng student, but she willingly volun- of the Homecoming Court her the summer at MSDs music teers for extra duties Beth uas freshman and senior years. Mimi camp. Dunng her two years at LHS Jennifer has been active in on the honor mil her first quaner LISTING has maintained a place on the honor mil each semester. Her forensics and international club. at LHS teacher sponsors for student-ol- An honor roll student, Jennifer's The faculty and administra- favorite class is French. Outside tion congratulate these students MAGAZINE the-month mention her hani work and her cheerful attitude fo school Jennifer is active in the for upholding pride and respect both in the classroom and during Lowell United Methodist \oulh at LHS and hope Ihe commumt) ^ • Features Complete other activities Mimi plans on Group. Jennifer's teacher spon- will join them in hononng these Lowell High School has named its December students-of-the month. They are (left to right) attending WMU next year sor cited her enthusiasm and her four students-of-the-month Utfings off Lowell

freshman Beth StoufTer. sophomore Jennifer Amundsen, junior Todd Nauta, senior Mimi Mitch- ls ^ ^ 0f Jim and enjoyment of classes and ac- el"l Carol Nauta of Lowell. Todd's tivities. * Cable TV Channels On A Daily Basil. Council Proceedings G SfMKial Sports

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS gineered drawing of the property in question was reviewed cost $4,000 and take approximately 2 months to complete ^ Listings of the by the council. It showed that the cul de sac would be moved and would give the city a more informed decision. Councilman CITY COUNCIL north, shortening the right of way 105*. This will provide access Fonger questioned the necessity for this study, any future studies and the cost involved. Councilman Collins felt the of the to all existing properties and provide a large enough tur- t G Spocial Daily staff should be able to carry out any planning and considered CITY OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN naround with a 60' radius. A brief discussion followed the study wasteful. Mayor Maatman noted the practice of Movie listings IT WAS MOVED BY Collins and supported by Fonger to ap- ensis management and stated he liked the long term planning For the Regular Meeting of Monday. November 16. 1987 prove the vacation of the requested portion of Hillside Ct. and felt the study needs to be done, with the departments beyond the new cul de sac. prioritized. Councilman Thompson agreed that the staff can t The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Maat- YEA: ALL. stay up to date with office design and felt the study is worth- G Listings CoincidG man. NAY: NONE. while. Due to the divided opinions of the members, it was the MOTION CARRIED. consensus of the council to table the matter to the next meet- I With Numbors On The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and the clerk called the ing until Manager Pasquale could investigate other com- IG Your Tuner Roll. IT WAS MOVED by Collins and supported by Doyle to acquire munities which have done similar studies. Present: Councilmembers Thompson. Collins. Fonger. Doyle, a deed for the appropriate land from Wm. Thompson to Item No. 6: Consideration of contract for water and wastewater and Maatman. develop the new cul de sac (turnaround). # studies G ComplGte A Absent: None. YEA: ALL. Manager Pasquale explained as a requirement of the Depart- NAY: NONE ment of Public Health it is necessary to conduct a water lasy To Use IT WAS MOVED by Collins that the minutes of the November MOTION CARRIED. reliability study to look at future needs and expansion This 2. 1987 meeting be approved as written, supported by study would be conducted by Fishbeck. Thompson. Carr & Channel Station City Thompson Item No. 3: Contract amendment for PoortengaTree Service Huber (city engineers) of Ada for $15,000. It was also noted Od) WWMT Kalamazoo YEA: 5. Manager Pasquale reviewed the contract that had been that the water plant is 10 years old and does reach capacity OdD WUHQ Battta Creek 002) WXMI Grand Rapids NAY: 0. awarded to Poortenga (8-31-87) for the city tree project. He during the summer months. After a short discussion. O® WLNS Lansing MOTION CARRIED. staled that additional work was needed and had been per- IT WAS MOVED by Fonger and supported by Thompson to Offl WSYM Lansing formed. such as trees cut and stumps removed, by the con- accept the contract for the water reliability study. o® WOTV Grand Rapids IT WAS MOVED by Fonger that the Bills and Accounts Payable tractor. The original bid for the project was $12,680; with the YEA: 4, CD® WILX Lansing NAY: 1. wove be allowed and warrants issued, supported by Doyle. added work the bill has come to $14,245. a difference of (D® PBS MOTION CARRIED. OO WKAR PBS YEA: Councilmen Thompson, Collins. Doyle. Fonger and $1,565. oo WZZM Graad Rapids Maatman IT WAS MOVED by Doyle and supported by Collins to amend HBO •vilinuiay wiWgs Councilman Fonger thanked the police department for the o m WTBS Atlanta NAY: None. the contract to pay the additional $1,565 to Poortenga Tree follow through regarding the service station on W. Main. Coun- ABSENT: NONE Service. o MAX mUVlcS cilman Doyle questioned an item in the police report regarding o USA USA Mat CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 MOTION CARRIED Tony Siciliano complimented the firm on their professionalism police inspections for a liquor license request for the Liquor • DISN Disaay and recommended Poortenga for any future projects. Man- Commission. Chief Emmons replied the state receives the m CBN Va. Baadi THRU THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1987 BILLS AND ACCOUNTS PAYABLE TOTALS (11-16-87) ager Pasquale noted that the wood has been stockpiled by license fee but the department does receive a fee for the m WON wMcafQ m ESPN Sparts General Fund $46,195.34 the DPW garage and will be put out for bids. The advertise- inspections. 11 •esse m CNN news JIM HENSON spends Christinas at horns wtth ths Muppsts In A Moppsf Family Christmas, Wsdnssday, Dsc. 16. on ABC. Miss Mapr Street Fund 9,122.65 ment and specifications for the bid will be drawn up soon m NICK Nick Piggy, KsnnH. Foul# and all tha Muppats saluta ths Yuletide In laughtar and song In this festive hoHday special. Local Street Fund 7,618.27 CITIZENS COMMENTS: NONE Sewer Fund 191,299.12 item No. 4: Contract for City Building Inspection and Assessor Water Fund 5,476.47 services. COUNCIL COMMENTS: Councilman Collins noted the au- tomobile accident at the cemetery last weekend, damage to Equipment Fund 3,857.15 Manager Pasquale reported that since the resignation of AI headstones did occur. Fed Revenue Sharing Fund 00 Orlyk, Joe Nowak, building inspector, has assumed both re- i With our largest selection Commumty Development Fund .00 sponsibilities with no existing contract. In order to protect both MANAGER'S REPORT: a) Manager Pasquale reported that Building & Site Fund .00 Joes and the city's interests, the city attorney has drawn up he had met with the leaders of the local Boy Scouts who have Current Tax Fund 4,397.24 a draft contract, which was provided to the council. He also concerns regarding the maintenance of the proposed sliding Look Fund 203.00 noted that liability insurance has been added to this document. hill and have expressed no interest to supervise the project of Toys and Gifts Ever... Lee Fund 465.17 b) He stated that he had also met with Denny Goodsell of Denny's Disposal to discuss the excess trash pickup service. SELF STICK Item No. 1: Congregational Church Property Discussion. The contract outlines the hours, compensation, mileage allow- Mr. Goodsell noted that once the trash is picked up there is 25-COUNT "Check Us Out, Manager Pasquale reported to the Council a public hearing ance and duties. He stated that Mr. Nowak would be primarily no way to force the customer to pay for the extra pickup. ISM4 GIFT TAGS had been held by the Planning Commission on Tuesday. Nov. interested In just the building inspection portion and therefore Options would be for the customer to prepay or pay on the STAR BOWS site. This will be added to the existing agreement, c) A contract and You Will 10. to review a rezoning request from the Congregational letters for the position have been sent to area Level 2 & 3 Self-adhesK/e Assorted Xmas for one year for heating and air conditioning maintenance bows in assorted Church for two (2) parcels on Spring Street from R-2 to PF. assessors for part-time contractual basis. Mr. Nowak at that BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS designs in each time addressed the council regarding the contract. He stated has been entered into with Pro Northern for $97 per quarter r> holidays colors 1 pkg.( 60 count Check Out With The church's goal is to construct a parking lot on this property that he felt the contract sided with the city and he was disad- d) Manager Pasquale noted the incumbent councilmembers 6%"x5", 18 count if the rezoning is granted There was no opposition received vantaged because he does not have legal backing. He noted had been reelected at the November 3. 1987 election, e) A deluxe cards w/envelopes Good Values!" regarding the parking lot, but the Commission had concerns the contract stated that he was to sign for one year, but If the list of streets and sidewalks slated for repair is being prepared regarding the rezoning. They felt a better way to address the f) He reported that an application for an SDM license has pkQ. city chose, his services could be terminated at any time. He bags matter would be to amend the zoning ordinance to allow a continued by saying he did not want to make that type of been received from Hinkley's. g) Three resignations from the •1.99 box CHRISTMAS public facility parking lot in a residential zone under special committment and that he would not sign the contract. Manager Planning Commission were listed as: Grim. Pfaller and Barber approval, which would require a public hearing and site plan. Pasquale offered to work with Mr. Nowak to work out an h) The signed consent decree from the EPA has been received 6 3/8"xW. 20 count GIFT WRAPPINGS „ | Y HOURS" M-F 9-9 SAT. 9-6 and the $25,000 must be paid, i) It has been suggested that NEW HOL DA He added that the city attorney is preparing a draft of the agreement for the contract. After a short discussion, it was cards with envelopes 30"x100 sq. ft., 2-roll paper ordinance amendment. The Planning Commission will hold determined to table the matter until the next meeting. this year Instead of the annual gift of a turkey from the city to the various boards and volunteers, that a meat certificate a public hearing on the amendment and recommend wording Item No. 5: Space Needs Study for Municipal Facilities. be given. to the City Council for adoption; no action was necessary at box pkg. Manager Pasquale related that there is a need to look at •2.99 •3.99 this point. The church, which is interested in the lot for next APPOINTMENTS: NONE. future space needs, under Capital Improvements, for City 36"x60 sq. ft. jumbo roll wrap or year, is preparing an engineered, sealed site plan. In concurr- Hall. DPW. Police Department, Fire & Rescue Department 36"x30 sq. ft. iumbo roil foil wrap ence. the council felt the amendement would be the better and the Water Department. In the future it should be decided IT WAS MOVED by Thompson and supported by Doyle to 123 W MAIN. LOWELL Ml 49331 • PH 897-9910 method. whether to renovate, expand the existing facilities or construct adjourn at 9:22 p.m. WE RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR new. with the first step being recommendations. He stated VARIETY OF NEEDS Item No 2: Hillside Ct. vacation consideration that this was only a proposal, not a committment. The study, James A. Maatman David M. Pasquale Bl •2.99 - By request of the City Council from the last meeting, an en- which would be conducted by WBDC. with staff input, would Mayor City Clerk CM OCovarBlory The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - Page 11 O D Tap of II* 1:900 Night Tracka: p.- Deiafiald Wanta to Marry* CBS 9^)0 O CD OJ)Daiaa(CC) (Starao) • The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9. 1987 - Page 10 Lata Night Saturday Movie A pair of aidariy EVENING Mr SATURDAY CONT. O Zoo Family lovara defy the community and O® ® ^ OS) AMca 2:00C| 41 O® OdJSmnOH llrOOSd •(£ ax •» •IS 0tf astouno ineir cnaoren wwn mew o® MOVIE: The HoNywood 6:00 0CD OS) Oil) 099 OO O ® MOVIE: Babaa in Toy land OO^Off O TOO Club ^ 2:000® College ~l® CoBagal December to December romance Knighta A group of car crazy Mothar Oooaa vmaga «• •a*** OO Star Trak David Ogden Sbers. Harold Gould O® Cheers lO Survival Cmomm high school graduates OO Telea From the Dorkaide ovar tha upcoming wadding of Mwy O Buma and Allan o Laugh tot 1986 FRIDAY ® AW.A. Champion ah*p (CC) decide to wake up Beverty HUla with O ® Fridey the 13th ] Uttla Housa on tha Contrary and Tom Pipar. but than 2:900(1) •(SNawa • d) OO Smurfa Ohara (CC) a night of outrageoua pranka Tony OODr. Who tha viHatnoua Barnaby hidntpa Wreinmg OIO Sign Off © !HHOJ MOVIE: O You Cant Do That on TV O O 1987 CoBaga FootbeM Oanza. Michelle Pfeiffer 1980 ban of har mamaga to a no good iQ) Facts of Ufa Tom Tommy Sanda, Annatta Fun ONawaMght (Slarao) (OC) McCormick OO Golden Girls (CC) O [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg O Kaya lo Succaaa "—•_ «— « i O MOVIE: Tha Prtvala Navy of December 11 cbarmar aha taara may ba maana icaMo 1961 mommg, mtcHeyi 11:100 Sdanca Technology Waak O® Poets of Ufe(CC) Direct from Broadway 12:15© (MBO) MOVIE: Tha Sgt. O'FarraN Sergeant O'FarreM Gaoa Katty Oaanna Ourbtn 1944 O ® MOVIE: Tranchcoat m this 11:300(1) O(£ Taan Wolf ®10 B.C.: A o [MAX] MOVIE: Cufo apoof of gomahoa moviaa. a coon attempts to raiae the morale of hia O Night night (Stereo) MORNING 11:300 [HBO] MOVIE: toon Eagta [MAX] MOVIE: Tha O® OO Buga Bunny and man. cut off from the war, when 1987 stanograpnar tumad myatary "artlir Trak: Tha Neat O MOVIE: Tha Gnome-Mobile A o MOVIE: Roxie Hart Braaay (Starao) (CC) O Cartoon Expraaa auoua Nuraa ^Tha Big Story Twaaty Show (CC) thev beewwwr* boawwwt «amk a • Boi^wbw Hoo v e^^rw « iO ft:1SO [HBO] MOVIE: OfW bacomat antangiad in a cocama 2:80^ Night Tracka: p^ O® Slakal i Ebart A tha businessman along with hia mece dance heM gal confeaaea to murder Saturday NigM (Slarao) smugging achama and a murdar. O Mr. Wtiartfa World PhyMaOMer 1968 AFTERNOON O Craxy Uka a Foi 12:300® ^SA Tonight (Slarao) o [HBO] MOVIE: The Color and nephew fmd a tmy dan of as a publicity stunt Gmoar Roger*. Kiddar Robart Hays MOO® OOMy Pat Monatar George Montgomery 1941 5:30 Q Bodiat in Motion O Facta of Ufa O® ®» ^ ^ ^ kflO• a)_«® otl Od) OO Naw Archlaa Purple (Stereo) (CC) gnomes m the Redwood Foreat 12:300® MOVIE: Tha Kantucfclan XT OO Kidatuff Kid's Show O John Ankerberg 6:000 Oatttng FN with Oamaa O SportaLook David Latlarman "" * (Slarao) OO Market to Market 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Paycho III Waiter Brennen, Matthew Gerber ^A4aAaa*A LJ *r#x* » Big Eh and bia aon fig« m«r way od) OO Miami Vica O® 1967 (CC) • acroaa ffonaar Kantucky to a na* O ShowBli Today O O Sign Off O Part act Diat O The Prince and the Pauper mm ***' ' O Bast of Oroucho T omorrow'A Aaa a a taanaga fc r str fO MOVIE; Make. Jawe of Death OShowBli Week 6 30 Q [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Story of Ma m Taxas Burt Lancaatar. Otana 1906 noynloVW | 2:100 Heellhweek O My Three Sona Lynn 1965 O MOVIE: Capona Tha naa and wah har wKlowad mothar |J A man developa a atrange triend 6:050 Alica ^ o Off tha Racord OO Motorweak '88 1987 ship wim the viaoua Mako sharks O MOVIE: Yatl A giant aaatura « fan of tha mfamous undarwortd 2:300 PGA GoH 9:3000 Women tot Prieon 11:050 Night Tracka: Chartbuetors 1:000 MOVIE: To tha Shoraa of 6:30 0(1 O O ABC Nawa (CC) powar * tha 1920s Ban Oazzara. that he capturea for leasing to (Stereo) l-OOO (HBO) MOVIE discovarad « tha froian wilder* ©Nick Vldao to Oo O Style with Elaa Klanach 1 i a i •» r*\ ^\i c • * C J . i ar l 17: Tha ton Trtpo* Rich playboy t*n% tha U S O® Dfvorca Court Susan Blakaly 1975 gnost Sarah Jaaaica Partial Eiplorar rioriaa manna OHjiogisis nicnera Wraith ImpotaWa Spy (Starvo) Mannaa San Dtago baaa and naaa ia ravtvad for humanity and i» 3.-00OO Survival Special 1986 11:300® Gorgeoue Lediea of ICC) OS) CBS Nawa O Car 54 Whara Ara You? A*i.5on 1903 O Weight Loaa Mada E Z AFTERNOON Jeeckei. Jennifer Bishop 1976. the Spirit Wyrosfttffwi bagma paraonai battta agamat ma uaad for paraonai profit Jim Sol (CC) O MOVIE: WeN of Love Lassie ia mm~ O Welcome to Pooh Comer 6:30© [MAX] MOVIE: INualona corpa. and ona aargaant w\ par- hvan. Tony Kandal i960 12:500 Night Tracka: Part II (Starao) 12:000 CD CBS Storybraak o (HRO] MOVIE: Senta Claua: caught m a weN and becomes the o ® MOVIE. H Came Upon the •d) O SuparBook Club O Thia Week tot Japan 1 (CC) ticular John Payna. Mauraan O MOVIE: Somaarhara. IKMOd) Od)'NightStaikar*CBS O ® Animal Crack-upa Tha Movie (CC) focal pomt of love shared by a Midmoh»»»• vji » t• sClea w• wwr «Bur t *Revnoid rwwywwwws * ffi Spor1iC«»n|®r (CC Tomorrow As a taanagar atruggias OChariando O Donna Reed 0 Mara 1942 Lata Night 2 OOH.S. Glria BaakatbaU State O Big VeNey diverae group of people engaged m Sarah Miles 1984 O Skiing wim har widowad mothar a tmpand O MOVIE: The Laat Hard Men OO MOVIE: The Raven Med trOOB SportaLook o [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Mouaa O® Solid OoM Finals an exciting reacue attempt Robert 1040 O® Weat 57th John Ferrugia. mg ramamaga. aha laams that hfa ts An agmg. retired ahenff volunteers Conner. Mary Gregory 1970 doctor steeped m Poe s works 9 30 (Q [HBO] MOVIE: Oaaparata l OSO MOVIE: I Walk tha Una A That Roarad O® MOVIE: Amadaua Tha Od) Sybarviaion Meredith Vtsaa worm living from a handaoma 3:1IO [NBO] toiaida tha NFL 8:10| to hunt down an eacaped convict O MOVIE: The Fortune Two o® OO Hotel (CC) develops torture machine for use m Uvaa marriad. mnldta agad aoutharn O Zorro ghost Sarah Jaaaca Parkar. Nancy conflict batwaan gamua and madio- O ® MOVIE: It Came Upon tha hia practice Bons Karioff. Bala ahantf fans for tha daugNar of a cnty aa nwrorad in tha raiahonaNp who ia out to kril han for revenge scheming, bumbkng men set up O O New Adventures of Boons • MOVIE: My SMa of ma O WKRP in Cincinnati Addiaon 1903 3:300 9:30O® OO AN Naw Pound Midnight Claar Burt Reynold* Lugosi 1935 moonahmar ha la auppoaad to daar of Mozart and hia aovwus rival of Chariton Heaton. James Cobum housekeeping with a gullible Baxter Mountein A 13 yoar old Canadian O 700 Club Puppiaa Sarah Miles 1984 O ® MOVIE: Pigs vs. Freaks A out of tha county Oregon Pack. modest taiant. Antonio Sahan Tom 3:400 [MAX] MOVIE: Thraa, 1976 heiress, only to fmd out she plans to O® Hope for the World's boy daoda* to bacomt a modam O L^ry King Uval O IT Comic Strip Od) Foofur O Your Money guru and a band of hippies tangle TuaadayWak) 1670 Hulca. F. Murray Abraham 1964 (Slarao) (CC) leave her fortune to chanty Jack Children day Thoraau. giving up tea homa O Nick Rock a: Vldao to Oo ® My Thraa Sona O® 47 Awara OO World WraatMng DCKTIWIMTFOS I I\Ai T f*\r\ OfHJO 11 a* f VvMOOfl Ncholaon, Warren Beatty 1975. with members of s smaN town pokce OONawa 3400 Night Tracka: • O® o® Hunter and tamay to kva m tha Canadian 1:30© [HBO] MOVIE: Oaath on tha O O Graat Chef a of tha Waat Oewhurat department m a wacky mixed up moomama Tad Ecdaa. Thaodora 6:35 O Carol Bumatt 9:300® •© Tha Purault of OO Michigan Outdoora O Adams Chronicles (CC) foottMl game to same their differ O [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Wraith 3:300® O® NBA BaakatbaU In Ova A AM* A B*a< 1969 O [MAX] MOVIE: A Woman 7i» O (X NoHywood Squaraa Happmaaa (CC) 4.-00O® Sign Off OO McLaughlin Group nucncoc* r^rosonis encea. Tony Randall. Eugene O ProMna O ® MOVIE: Private FHea of J. S O Wtomar'a Ctoda OUT Judga O 3 J Tony Brown'a Journal O Croaafira O Stonay O O Road Runnar 8:05 o MOVIE: The Sevaga A white O Paper Chose John Roche 1980 O Donald Duck Praaanta Edgar Hoover This story follows J. OQS O ® Wondartui World of O Donna Raad O Mr. Ed O MOVIE: King Kong va man raised by the Sioux is torn Houaaman O® O® Saturday Night 10:00© [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Navar- 2:00 f_ O MOVIE: Planat of lha Apai "D People to Paopie Edgar Hoover from hia racket MTWMfi connicTin** ^8ia mg mloyaniet I it i •s • wno!*• mn m . .ai m •! 10:00 O (X O (E Falcon Craat (CO U S apaca ahip lands on dasoiat, Godzilla Kmg Kong meets hia Endtow tlory (CC) 3:000 PQA Ooff 1:15 OOTV • busting days through hia reign aa warm mreetenaa\» a n •s «•unanro / ^ k,n -> •nes <6r>t on k, ir • r> O Evening News O MOVIE: 9 I a(I)M*A*S*H O 41 CTMJ 20/20(CC) looking pianat. atrandmg man «i nvghtiast contender m GodziMa. and OO«Bn0ff Slaap of Daath A 1:300(1) OO Friday Night O Turkey Talaviaion head of the FBI under eight pre- Susan Morrow. 1952 ® 1 Spy young anatocrat « m dangar wha§ l-OOO [MAX] MOVIE: Sacrata of tha Od) Currant Affair Od) 08R^«t«Eya wid dommatad by apas 2.00 the two monatara battta for su- OO Bama Vidaoa 10:00 0CD Od) Paa Waa's sidents Brodanck Crawford. Dan 8:300® OO 227 a count, thought to ba a vampra O® OO Whaalof Fortuna OO fraat yaara mto tha future Chartto premacy while deatroymg everym- OaM^ 1977. 10'OI w S• w ffwl aHJecouaV www*«ewa Coustaaw ^^w«»w»wwu w O Zola Levitt OO- Haaton, Roddy McOowaN i96fl Playhouse mg at their path Michael Keith. OO wild Americe O MOVIE: The Boat (Daa Boot) plana to rob him and iaava him O SpaadWortd SPL 19B?. 10:3000 Second Chence OOMyatafvf(CC) ® MOVIE: To tha Shoraa of O Larry King Ovarmght O® OOLMtta Wlxards James Yagr 1983 O Mickey's Christmas Carol Story of a German U boat crew sent paraiyzad by uamg a rara drug Curt 5:300 [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Buga O O Judy Geriend Christmas •"gens, Pa O [MAX] MOVIEThI a Mommg Tripoli Rich playboy |0«na tha U S O MOVIE: Tfw Stork Club O O MOVIE: Salty A boy and hia O Dance Party USA 1983 (Stereo) to attack an Albed convoy Trapped " ParOacaraon O [MAX] John F. Kennedy: Concert Judy Garland. Jack Bunny/Road Runnar Movia Aftar (CO Mannaa San 0«go baaa and chack gal at tha glamorous . pet sea kon bring consternation and &) Gunamoke O Mr Ed far below the oceen surface and OCoNaga Years of Lightning. Day of Jonea O [HBO] toiaida tha Na O Straight Talk bagna paraonai battla agamat tha Club m Manhattan saves the )oy to several of hia human fnenda O Soul Tratot 9H»0® OO Sable (CC) battered by depth charges, they 10:05 O MOVIE: Chriatmaa Holiday A corpa. and ona sargaant m par- Cknt Howard. Mark Slade 1974 Druma O Ray Bradbury Theater face death Jurgen Prochnow, CD AirwoN an aidariy tramp, who turns out 1 CIO Mr. President young amgar maats a aokkar m Naw ticular John Payna. Mauraan O® CapRol Connaction oretgn Correspondents O College Bowl *87 (Stereo) Ortaana during Chnatmaa and taNa o Anna of Avonlaa. Part 1 ba a vary grateful mftonaira O Double Dara O ® Weal 57th John Fenugui. 0 Hara 1942 Mutton, Roban Bi Od) ALF 4:00 O ® 1987 College FootbeN Magan Fokowa. Coiaan Oawhurat ffi ( .fining Naws 12:300(1) KtoM Vldao O Laura! and Hardy O ® Fraggle Rock OO POM Guy 1986 (CC) In 4:15 O [HBO] MOVIE: O ® Amarica'a Top Tan O O World Chaaa Champion O® WNd. WHd Weat 10:150 [HBO] MOVIE: Iron Eagla *a • llrxHatA Ridga (Starao) (CC) O d) Minority Viewpoint FRIDAY MOVIES • WSralQni . ahlpa 1N7 O® MOVIE: Divorce Wars: A (Starao) (CC) 4:300 Schama of Thtotga ] O Donna Raad O [HBO] Inaida tha NFL OdKm Tailing Love Story A candid and compaa- 10:200 Hogan a Haroaa OO Tha Man Who Lovad 1:35© [MAX] MOVIE: Paraonai 4:500 Night Tracka: O Diacovar stonate story about how the tactic* 11 O You Cant Do That on TV 10:30 O Dangar Bay (Starao) (CC) (Stereo) O Raccoons (Stereo) of divorce can tum a huaband and O Laat Fronbar O Laural and Hardy O o MSU Magazine wife into bitter enemies Tom 1:30® [MAX] Tha Story of WHI Rogara' 7:060 Andy QriffKh O Monkaaa • aaj.minoni, n _iya Dusinos Ct so nfjpo m on ar\/ < r» O O Starcom SaNeck. Jane Curtm 1982 1.-000 [HBO] 'Showcaaa 17: Tha Impoaaibla Spy* (Starao)(CC) 7:30 O (X) Win, Loaaor Draw O Ediaon Twtna OO^ Or. Who 10:500 Night Tracks: Powar Play O Evana and Novak O Tom and Jerry Chriatmaa 1:30® [MAX] 'IKuaiona' (CC) O ® Entartainmant Tonight (Starao) SATURDAY O Monkaaa O d) M*A*S*H In aped or Gadget 9:301( Q [HBO]'Oaaparata Uvaa' 11:00Od) Od) Od) OO OO 10:100 ShowBiz Waak ® 'My Sida of tha Mountain' i) d) Nawfywad Qama 1:00Od) Thia ia tha NFL 0) Saturday Cartoon Expraaa CD® OO Jaopardyl (CC) 10:30Od) Od)Mighty Mouaa: Naw O MOVIE: Sounder Human COUPON O® Marblahead Manor 10HK) Tha NavarCnding Story* (CC) o Gun amok a VI) y Tha Nutcrackar Mikhail Offl) Chaara December 12 Advanturaa Od) AM Amarican Football warmth shmea through tfaa widely of Oaath* Baryshrakov. Qaiaay Kirkland OO Lata Show O® OORaal Ghoatbuatara praised drama of a black share- O® Ban aon cropper family in Loutatana dunng 10:05 CD Chriatmaa Holiday' O Boxo'a Grand March for (CC) Od) Face to Face OOPriia MORNING Cure O ® Nuclear Choicaa the Depression of the 19308. Cicely 11:30 0 [HBO] Iron Eagla (Starao) (CC) Kida O® Weight Loaa O Sanior PQA Tour Night Flight (Starao) 5:00 O Walt Dianay Praaants Od) OO Alvm and tha Tyaon. Paul WmfiekJ 1972 12:30 O 9) 'Tha Kantuckian' O O Frugal Gourmet 81) Laredo O Croaafira Tha Miaaing Adventures of O Wackiaat Sh.p in tha Army Chipmunka « OO ABC Weekend Special O News Update Ozzia and Harriet 1:00 ® 'To tha Shoraa of Tripoli' O Mr. Wizanfa World O Sanior PGA Tour O Lova Your Skin (CC) O Utlla Koala O Tha Wind in tha WMowa O You Can't Do That on TV satrocsii 1:05 CD *1 Walk tha Una' 7:36 O Sanford and Son O Croaafira o (MAX] MOVIE: Samaon and 7:15 O Buyars Forum O MOVIE: Chariia Chan in Parte 4:10 O Sporta Cloaaup I HBO 'Oaath on tha NMa' 6KM)OCl) Od) A Chariia Brown O AN Amarican Pulling Sariaa 5:25 O [MAX] Comady Exparimant While mveatigating some bond 7^0 O ® Vlaionariaa tD Hollywood Insider 4:300® OO Amateur Boxing MAX 'A Woman CaNad Oolda' 1965 (CC) Tha Naw Homa Ownar'a Guide forgenea. Chan ia led mto the (D Full Houaa (CO (CC) Od) BuHwinkla O MOVIE: South Pacific A young MAX Sacrata of tha Barmuda Tnangla" O Ann Sotham sewers of Pana by a double American Navy nuraa falla m love tha Night Batore O® CiacoKkj homicida Warner Oland. Mary O The Big Story 11:300(1) Superior Court 5:300 ShowBii Today with a French planter dunng World HB0| 'Tha Buga Bunny/Road Runnar Movia' 1974. (CC) O CD Kidaonga Brian 1935 O Finder's Keeper* O ® High School BaakatbaU 5:500 Night Tracka: VII War II m thia Rodgers and Hammer- MAX] 'Tha Mouaa That Roarad' O® Outotcy O O WaH Straat Weak O Style with Elaa Klanach 5:00 O O Gunamoke O X Taii (Stereo) stem musical. Mitzi Gay nor. Od) (D® Raga to Richaa © [MAX] MOVIE: Arthur O Bad Nawa Baara O® Star Trak: Tha Next Haartbraak Ridga' (Starao) (CC) O Jaffaraona 6:000 CNN Roaaano Brazzi 1958 HUUABLT COUPON OaiO.C. WaakRvw. (CC) O You and Ma, Kid BSS 'Thraa Amigoa* (Starao) (CC) Od) ©9) Tonight Show O [MAX] MOVIE: Zotxl 11:000(1) Od) PbP*ys shd Son (Q [HBO] MOVIE: Haartbraak O Lova Your Skin O MOVIE: Way. Way Out A timid OO The Nutcracker Mikhail laacua from QWigan'a I aland* Ridga (Starao) (CC) © O Barney MIHar O Donald Duck Praaants O® 0O Fllntatona Kida omsr space traatae is urged to Baryahmkov, Gelsey Kirkland 9:001 O [MAX] MuVIE: Thraa O MOVIE: Tha Hauntad School (CC) 'Babaa in Toyland' O Blu Blocker S) SportaCantar O® HaadHnaa on Trial marry a woman astronomy student O [HBO] Chriatmaa at Radio 'Tranchcoat' A young woman encounters hoatilt- 8 1 0 Stere0,(CC) O Sports Qoaa Up O d) Fraggle Rock so they can man the U S weather City Muaic Hall (Stereo) •Yatl* Q R ?d ty. and maybe even a ghost as she Curioua Gaorga/Kida tot O Maple Town (D Tfl ALF station on the moon Jerry Lewia. O Andy Griffith COOLING SYSTEM tnes to eatabkah a school m the o Alma of Avonlaa. Part 2 Connie Stevens 1966 o [MAX] MOVIE: Anatomy of a Australian outback in tha lata SKMOd) OCCHaNoKitty'a Furry O O Together to Mara? 1 Magan Foaowa. CoNaan Oawhurat O Nowaday Murder I [MAX]'Tha Mommg Aftar (CC) 1986. (CC) 1800s Carol Onnkwatar. James 6:300® Tranaformara Tata Thaatar ©O Adam Smith a O Check It Out! FLUSH & REPAIR I [HBO] 'Iron Eagla* (Starao) (CC) O Papar Chaaa John Laune O O World of Photography O® OO Cara Baar Family World O Wagon Train 'Tha Hauntad School* Houaaman O Magnum, P.I. O O U.S. Farm Raport (CC) O [HBO] MOVIE: Bite the 1:30 0® Od) College Complete System Flush O MOVIE: Raacua from ON- O SportaCantar O [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Buddy O® Wall Straat Journal ffl Putttoi* on tha Hits ® 'Tha Plutonium Incidant* ligan'a I aland Tha shipwrecked O Sports Tonight HoNy Story (Stereo) NWA World Championship Od) Check Belts & Hoses ATI O as* aW^ I • [HBO] 'Tha Qodfathar* caatawaya of tha popular television ©ISpy m Dwiwwwfi uio Lines Od) O® Gummi Baara(CC O Rated K: For Kids by Kids Refill With Mbpar Coolants 'Tha Sanauoua Nuraa' sanaa GMigan'a Island ara raacuad 11:45© [MAX] Comady Exparimant O Contraption © [MAX] MOVIE: Every Time ©o Victory Garden 5:30 O ® Fight Back! 'Capona' aftar 15 yaara on the* uncharted Tha Haw Homa Ownar'a Guide O Mora Baautttul You (CC We Say Goodbye ©OTBA daaan island Bob Denver. Alan Domestic Autos Only (CC) O Kaya to Succaaa Bonanxa O Beat the Proa © [HBO] Bon Voyage, Chariia O Sanchez of Bel Air S) 'Amadaua' Hale Jr.. 1976. 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George M OO Off the Record girl runs away from"W" reforIWIUtllml school Shavar 1905 3:300 [HeO] MOVIE: Slayground O MOVIE: Na Man's Manga A IG) Ifa Yaur 10:100 On fta Manu 540 O 41 and aeaks overnight 12:00 « 0 MOVIE OMth With Whon Cohan; hia earty deys. tnun^ha. O O MteMgan Oialdcl might refuge in the • man i wit# and dtughftr art 0(1) D.C. Foikaa 1907 O MOVIE: Tha Onoma-MobHa A cowhand poaaa aa a ranagada and Od) OO I Dr. 0. 10:300(1) Faith 20 O TT Out of Thie World home of a potmcialaen Arm Mergret. O You Canl Do That an TV OO Sign Off •ata om to dynamaa a bamar Bob songs and romanoea James Cag O (HBO) On Location: Alan 540 O Wartd bfutaMy attackao by ttuaa muggart buwnaaaman along with hta mot OO^opptoa ney Joen Leake 1942 OO Boeom Buddiaa John Foraythe 1964 746 O Andy Griffith m Bakfnaaa Cura and naphaw fmd a tmy dan of Steele 1935 Hal (Stereo) 5:300 m mow Now Vorti apartmant ha IO Od) ^ to Baal Od) OO OONewe 1:300 (MAX] MOVIE: A Story of 7:300(1) Win, Loee or Draw Mtt out at a vtgiianta to fmd tha gnomaa m tha Radwood Foraat Id) O d) Day of Diacovar O O Jomee Qakaay's Chriet- 640 O Getting FN with Deniee DavW Wtftar Brannan. Matthaw Qarbar O MOVIE: BMy Uar A dark m an ^bwegge— — —• —- ~ n^ HJ Sporta Page O O Entertainment Tonight attackart Chanat Bronton. 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Part 1 Klaus Mana V#fWiOefvlOPKrtatmM*O riwOOOHaaaaeisl 1I nar 12:050 Night Tracka: Part I (Starao) OO OO Sign Off waat many vaara bafora. Hanry Fonda. Robart Shaw 1965 Mozart and hia anvioua nval of O Mr. Wlaard'a World O Jawiah Voica O "ia Wind in lha WMiows Brandauer Fedenc Forrest 1967 modest talent. Antonio Seken Tom OO Ifa e Living 12:3003) Muaic City. USA Franctacua. Kim Huntar 1970 6:00 O World Tl J® Day of Dlacovary eT SportaCantar 0 Larry King Waak and Bin Hulce, F Murray Abrahem 1964 Od) MOVIE: The Other Side of 9:300 (HB01 MOVIE: The Money Pit EVENING 7:36 O Sanford and Son OOSignOff O (MAX) MOVIE: By lha Light OAT Snorka tj) Foreign (^ortespondeMis the Mountain, Part 2 Continuation (Stereo) (CC) 7:40 O Moueetorpiece Theatre O O Oho 11 Stonat 4:050 Night Tracka: Part V of lha SHvary Moon O You and Ma. 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Donna Reed O Sports Sundey OOSignOff 090 Larry Jonas O® OO This Week with 1946 O Smothers Brothers © Jimmy Swaygart O Andy Griffith David BrMUay (CC) O ® Lifestyles of the Rich and 6.-00Od) Od) Murder, She Wrote O Chriatian Children's Fund O Donald Duck Praaants Od) OO NFL Live Famous (CC) O Lova Your Skin O O Chnstmas Eva on Sesema OO The Nutcracker Mikhea OO Werewolf ©NFL Theatre O Your Money Straat Barvshntkov, Gelsey Kirkland OO MOVIE: White Christmes 90n improvwfTioni O Turkey Talaviaion O Quo Vadia? Part 2 Klaus Mana Two Army buddws become a top O O D.C. Waak Rvw. (CC) 1:200 (MAX) MOVIE: H.O.T.S. 1(M»Offl Silent Tragedy O (HBO) Tha Nutcracker A Brandauer. Fedenc Forreat 1967 notch comedy teem and get in- O Anne of Avonlaa, Part 1 OO Get Along Qang Fantasy on lea volved with a stater td They tii play 1:300(1) Sign Off Megan FoNowa, Cokeen Dewhurst at a Vermont mn. owned by their O O Teles from the Dark aide 1966 (CC) former general Bmg Crosby. . O PQA Golf Denny Kaya 1954 OO O Larry King Weekend Od) OO Family Tlae o Forever Young with Hmih SUNDAY MOVIES O Baar Who Slept Through O O Storiea of Chriatmaa Love Chriatmaa 1965 ni H$r 1:400 (HBO) MOVIE: Hambur- 3:300 (HBO) MOVIE: Showcaee OO Nature 1967 (CC) O The Naw Mik ger...The Motion Picture (CO Dacambar 13 '67: Tha Impoaaibla Spy (Stereo) (CC) O Popar Cheae John 240 O® ABC Newe (CC) Crossword Quiz OHM® MAXJ 'By tha Light of tha Silvery Moon' O Collared Housemen. OO Od) OOSignOff This actor did not have to 6:40 Q3 O NFL Foolbai O Chriatian ChNdran'a Fund HBOJ 'Making Contact' 4:00Od) Od) NFL Football OBki Blocker research his role as Chicago 6:00 |D MAX] Back to tha Future' (Stereo) (CC) O O Star Search O Laugh m O MOVIE: Yenkee Doodle police detective Mike OO Star Trak: Tha Next 9:00© HBO] 'Care Bears II: A Naw Generation' (CC) 6:3000 Marriad...With Children Dendy NostaigM: view of the Gol- Torello in NBC's Crime 10:00© den Era of show Busineea and the MAX] 'Bakxaira the Ca|un' (CC) OGD Second Look (CC) Story, since he was on that O Mr. Ed men who made it gktter. George M 10:30 O ® Different Strokes Cohen: hia early days, triumphs, ^ ICC1 force for 18 yean Ritftr OS) The Constitution: That 6:45 ODTV songs and romances James Ceg- 21 22 23 12.-00 0 on 34lh Street1 Delicate Balance (CC) *00Od) Od) MOVIE: 'Foiflre' ney. Joen Leake 1942 Hiutr it th* ttJ [MAX] 'This Property Is Condemned' OO Throb HeNmerk Hall of Fame An Appala- O Beet of 700 Club O MOVIE: A Christmas Carol O SporteCenter 12:30© 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' chian farm family rooted to the land niii of the Dickens famous claaaic of a miser- fmdt thet the roots, buffeted by 2t 1:30 Q ® 'Tha Heevenly Kid* ly old man who leems the true chenge. ara growatg brittle and O MOVIE: Captain Fury A brave hour in ffl 'That's Entertainment' mesmng of Chnstmss from soma weaker and tha family smaller. sokker of fortune fights the viNam- ghostty rmdmght visitors Rsgmsld ous heeds of an eerty Australian 2:00 O (ID Bless All the Deer Children' Hume Cronyn. Jessica Tandy. 32 Wuiti Owen. Gene Lockhert 1936 1967 (CC) penal colony Victor McLaglen, Paul Wfora Eagles Dare' O Anne of Avonlee, Part 2 OO OO Dolly (CC) 1 Ofti or Bom Free* Megan FoNowa. Colleen Dewhurst O O Trecey UNmen Show 2:150® Sign Off 'Out of Afhca' (Stereo) (CC) 1906 (CC) O d) O O MOVIE: 'The Father Alivo 2:300 Larry Jonea J4 Jant Legion' O Gunsmoke Clements Story' NBC Sundey O MDR Vitamin 'The Courtship of Andy Hardy' O MOVIE: The Magic of Laaele Night at tha Movies Based on the 3:00 O ffl) 'If s a Wonderful Ufa' A man comes to a wmery and wants reel Me story of s Chicago pnest. O Tennia to buy Ihe lend. He is refused and Father Clements devotes eknost an O Sporta LateNight 36 B0 9ho c when he sees Lassie, he deans the a nnin (^ ^ ' * ** The Impossible Spy' (Stereo) (CC) of his tana and energy m reaching 3:00 O Save the Children 4:00 ffil'A Christmas Carol' dog belonga to him James Stewart. out to children n Chicago Lou 0 (MAX) MOVIE: Weekend W 'The Magic of Lassie' Laaaie. 1976. Gossan. Jr., MalcolnvJamal Werriora 500 C [HBO] Wh, M*?' Warner 1967 O Weight Loea Made E Z O Rated K: For Kids by Kids The answer to Ihe Crossword Qui/ is found within Ihe answers in Ihe puzzle. To find OO Chrietmes with Lucieno O MOVIE: Tha Strangar A 4:100 Science Technology Week the answer, unscramble the letters noted wiih asterisks within the puzzle am ••• •iMaaila ••• Til» ate • Q1 government agent heeda a relent- 5K)0® Amadeus' • 3J maaierpiece ineeue ni- leas manhunt tor a disguised Nazi 4:30Od) Weight Control chard Pasco. Paul Cntchley (CC) OO Coseman 6 Secrets war criminei believed to be iivmg m Down: 7 00 O (JD AA TT 'The Christmas Star* (CC) O (HBO) MOVIE: Brighton Across: OO Tha Sleeping Beauty a small Connecticut town. Orson m" ' (cc) WeNes. Loratta Young. 1946 I. Was Kojak. 1. Actress/comedienne Nita. RoD.n Cousins. Roslyn Sumners. O USA Tonight OOlfsaUving 9. Actress MeGraw. 2. Actor Wallaeh. atmnAmMBtT rommAX. Explorer & Evana and Novak O Evana and Novak O (MAX) MOVIE: Cloae En- 10. Levin or Gcrswm 3. With 23 down. Landon series. O Finder's Keepers 3:150 (HBO) MOVIE: Star Cryatal ffl'Whit. Chrtwmi, countara of tha Third Kind (Stereo) 11. Burning 4. This Is Lift'. 5.-00OO Funky Brewster (Stereo) (CC) OS) New Qidgat o Cover Story 3:300 MOVIE: Bordertown A dis 12. Rin Tin 5. Co-worker of 28 across. a, berredaken lawyer drifts to a border Od) Sha's tha Sheriff o Rick Naleon: A 13. Singer MeEntire 6 With 25 down. Louisa May Aleott •JbMoo BMCH Mwnotra' (CC) Great Performencee (CC) Remembers 1967 (Stereo) town end gett involved with a casino owner, hia ambitious wife _ - CtOM Encounters of th* Third Kind' (Stereo) (CC) Mama's Family O In Touch 14. Stare novel. 10:00 M and murder Paul Mum. Bene Davia ® 'Pt«itur» o( Hia Company' woon ifhfi nmrmwQowioM f (HBO) MOVIE: Why Ma? • 1935. 17. Fuzziness. 7 Onassis to pals. [MAX] MOVIE: Legal Eagles OMy Thraa Sone LOWELL CABLE O HOOO Every 5 Houra H Justice O'Connor sreo) (CC) 19. Row 12 oon r J OMd or AKv.1 (Stereo) (CC) 6:150 Star Saerch O Tony Randall Check It Out! DOuW I Of rOOCO 20. Singer Home. 15 Tour of Duty title, perhaps. (0® Ths Christmas Visitor'(Stereo)(CC) 8O The Missing Adventures of 9:3000 Dual (CC) m Hollywood Inaidar 440 O Kaya to Succeat 21. Pain. 16 A Great Lake. lH.801 SN,WC"* ',7 ^ '"POtHW. Spy' (CC) Otzie end Harriet 12 30®'The Neked City' O MOVIE: Night Time m Nevada O Donna Reed O MOVIE: Etcapa from tha 24. Mommy does. 17 Velvet. Planat of the Apea Chimpanzees 1:20 (Q [MAX] 'N.O.T.S.' Roy brmgs to )ustice a ruthless 10:00 0® O O Buck JameajCC) 18 International council, for short. murderer who has been mampulat- 017) Kenny end Doky: A Chriat- the year 3955. who potteta 28. Role for Polly Holliday. 0 0n PWw mg a grt s trust fund Roy Rogara. maa to Remember human mtatlgence. emve on earth 29. Ready's partner. 21 Full ol Dollars. TV DEPARTMENT 2:002 M Y * * •• ICO and become celebntiea. Roddy 8 «n'iw Doodle Dendy Adeie Mar am 1946 O® Chriatmaa at Popa Boston n McDowaM, Kim Hunter 1971. Fabric. SD Ceputn Fury' O Sanior PQA Tour pops, Tsnglewood Chorus. 1965 31. Indebted. Ho/lywood The Gift of ONawa Update 32. Proof of 31 across. 23 See 3 down. 127 N. Broadway, Lowell O Vary Qaod Frienda O MOVIE: Latter of Introduction 897-8405 Laughter Upon leammg her father « a wek 33. Actress Farrow 24 See 6 down. 5:3000 Silver Spoona O Robert Klein Time ; 1 O (HBOJ -star Crystal' (Stsrso) known screen atar. a struggling 34. Easy and Sesame, for short 26 J.R 's family. O 6) Charlaa In Charge v MOVIE: Pleesure of Hia young actress agrees not to reveel w 'Bordertown' Od) We Got It Mada Company A divorcee returns for the news to the world at large 35. Entertainment, for short. 27 Chairs. hia daughter s weddmg but tnes to O ie Feed My Paapia Andrea Leeda, Arm Shendan 36. Judy Partitt series. 29. Impersonator Little. O O Dpm DaLouiae breek it up ao he cen teke her on a 1936. world tour. Fred Aatake. Debbie 30. Old McDonald s place. Abo* nties mty be seen on certain STV systems 4:06 • of Hte Company' Reynolda. 1961. 4:060 MOVIE: Plaaaure of Hie Uvae s m VMS sarad by Cjwe TV »no 6:301 :300 Lavama and Shirlay © [HBOJ MOVIE: Be voyege Spencer Tracy. Gene Tier- Marvin 1963 3*0 ©d) Sign Off tbaent mmded young txthop ft mother redweovert the power of (Stereo) (CC) © NewtNight Update 4:10© (HBO) MOVIE: UntN Woman Caavi'-K f/-»» Tmf*.tu 4:00 O MOVIE: Sooky Heart warmmg nay 1952 ©NBA Today • ooofcn iof i ckthh F UW 9^00 (MAX) MOVIE: Say Yaa overwhelmed by hit ttruggie to love through her cfMdren t bekef m © WKRP m Cmdnneb & Donne Read September (CC) (D (HBO] On Location: Spaldmg raite fundt lor a new cathedrtl untK tale of two Wtle boyt and their ©700 Club © Car 54 Where Are You? © USA Tonight §0 Jack Barmy £1 SportaLook Santa Claut and a apeoai vitit from 2:00©X OO Sign Off ••:20 © CNN Qray...Tarrort of Plaaaura (Star- God sendt him a hefpfui angel affection and concern for eech ©NBA Today © Larry King Uvel © Sanior PGA Tour *D NFL't Qraateat Momanta a Chnatmaa angel Mary Steenbur 12:55© [HBO] MOVIE: Star Cryatal Headroom ao) (CC) 9:300 MOVIE: Mr. Roaal't Draama named Dudley Cary Grant. Loratta other Jackie Cooper. Jeckie rl| Inalde PoNtict '66 My Three Sona © [MAX] Max t 4:25 © (MAX) MOVIE: Secrete of the 'IJ Croaafira gen. Harry Dean Stanton 1965 (Stereo) ilmae Special (Stereo) ® Donna Raad Mr Rotti tnd hit ttiking dog. Young 1947^ Coooan 1931 £3 Nick Rocka: Vldao to Qo 9:30© Donna Reed OlSpy Bermude Triangle m Mr Ed Harold, hva t tenet of tdventuret (CO 1*0 ©X MOVIE: 'Love for Raneom' ©700 Club ffi Pnmenr'ws rQ Laurel end Herdy ffl Stonay Burka 6:3S© Card Bumatt 3:30 ©MOVIE: Sameon va. Vampire 4:30© Hogan'a Heroee 10:00||(1) Od) Cagnay A Lacay 1:300® OOSignOff through Mr Rotti t dreamt They ffl MOVIE: The Forgotten City of 10*000 OO A CBS Lata Movie A ^at tat en- (CO O Car 54 Whara Ara You? O Running end Racing Od OONawa mdude bamg aatronauta. Sherlock the Planet of the Apaa Two 7:00 OX Memory Gertldine Page. Dormie 0 C) National OaograptHc O Search for Baauty Holmaa. Zorro 1963 6:051 ©©Judge Mehrm 1966 (CC) Od) OO Sacrate Woman O Donna Reed attronautt and their fnand. a chimp, '9 MOVIE: Tha WMt Kid and tha 33 Scholaatic Sporta Amarica 6:30Offl) OO Growing mutt flee from the gonka pokca ©O ©9) Wonderful World of OX The Equalizer Navar Sfcara 1967 iCC) © Baot Racing Myatary at Rlvarton utmg (CC) 2:000® OOSignOff Ron Harper. Jamet Naughton Ditney Patrick McGoohan Geof- Od) OO St Eleewhere O The Miaaing Adventurea of OO O 8 FrontMna |CC) 10:000 MOVIE: Scarf ace Brutal por- © Car 54 Where Are You? supertonic tnaaky tnoopar O Buttarfly O MOVIE: The Edge A nuclear frey Keen 1970 (CC) iD (MAX] MOVIC: Thraa trait of a gangater t domineering 1974 Oxxie end 12:45© (MAX) MOVIE: AM the davtcat. a young mvantor. hit batt powar and bitarre. ambiguous O Mr. Ed bomb tacretty bemg flown from the O Larry King Overnight OXM*AfH ti) O Frontline (CC) Am .got (Slarao) (CC) fnand tnd hit Milt tittar tat out to ©X Currant Affair © (HBO^ let A Tan: doing for THURSDAY m Stra.qht Talk relationahip with hia sitter Paul 9K»0(2) Od) TwaWth Annual US to neutral Finland it hifacked O MOVIE: The Private Ufe of ] catch t gang of twmdtort Edward Mum. George Raft 1932 Simon Henri. Jan Taylor Henry VIII Th»t film portrtyt the dl O O O Wheel of Fortune 1 *0 © CD MOVIE:'The Return of Joe Ocua of tha Start **, ill i.iiHn i niiAmmaa !!••,.>aj © Stteight Talk Andrawt. John Fredler 1973 OPQAQoN O TOO Club Kiiuriout Me and many lovat of the • JS* ~iy "y oueinwaB napon Evening News O Laural and Hardy Offl) OO Moonlighting (CC) ® CISM 10:05 o MOVIE: Hida m Plain Sight A O ® MOVIE: A Chrlttmaa Story ffl SportaLook mfamout Bntith kmg who totted OO December 17 vettran pokceman thunt modam In © Chaara 11:30©d) Superior Court Dokce methods ts ht wtikt a beat dittraugnt factory worker searches A mother feart her young aon WIN In atidt hia wivet m hit search for a 1 10:20 o MOVIE: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof rL Donna Raad *h Newe wm• searcwww*h •o wf a v danoeroui ww "-js vrobber' v*« v* w mm y lor hia children who diaappear ahoot hia eye out if he geta tn air 2:20 O (HBO) America Undercover male haa Chartet Laughton. Mane CD A spirited woman datpartltly 'D Laugh In ©d) Taxi rmg. Lloyd Bndgea. Pat Crowley. 2:00Od) OdD Sign Off whan his ex wife and her mobster rifle lor Chnatmaa m thia wtwnaical Obaron 1933 O wanta a child but har atoohofcc The Gift of Life 1975 0 (HBO] MOVIE: Touch and Qo hutband are given a new Me and look at family Mem the I940t Peter © Cheert 10*6© MOVIE: Tha Wrecking Craw 1*0© Triathlon © You Cant Do That on TV nutband a formar football pityer O MOVIE: Claco Pike Released 4:200 CNN Od) ©O Tonight Show ©O OOSignOff (CO identitiet James Caan. Jrii Eiken- BiHmgaiey. Meknda Ddon 1963 This time secret agent Halm it tftar 7*6© Andy Griffith refutes to give m to har advancet trom |ail. a former recordmg star 4:25© (MAX) Dangaroua Film 5:30© Botftea in Thia Old Houee (CC) ©O Death VaNey Daye O (MAX] MOVIE: F/X (Starao) barry 1960 (CC) stoltn gold which hta bten hacked Ehzabath Taytor, Paul Newman returns to his girlfriend and Club 7:30 © X wm, Loaa or Draw i Peter, Peui and Mary m (CC) 10:300 (HBO) MOVIE: Tha Color 0 ® MOVIE: Scrooge Saooge. prormaet to tum over a new leaf. but © You Cant Do Thet on TV tnd if it it not found wtthm 4 b hourt 6*0© Getting FH with Deniee 1956 O Foravar Young 1 miserable man who demands 4:30 OHogan't Haroaa the entire world market wi« suffer ©O Entartainmant Tonight Central America 1967. OO Purplo (Slarao) (CC) a crooked cop hat other ideat 7*5© Andy Griffith ©X M'A'S'H 10:300 (HBO) MOVIE: Makbu Bikini 0 700 Club payment of loans even on Chntt- Gene Hack man, Karen Black Dean Martm. Elka Sommer 1969 ©Edge of Night 11:300 (MAX) MOVIE: Nothing m 4:55 © (MAX) MOVIE: Tha Wraith 6:30© (MAX) MOVIE: Amerlcen ©X NewtywedQame © MOVIE: Arthur's HeNowad © MOVIE: Roxle Hart Brttsy Shop (CC) O SportaLook mat. it vttrtad by three tpmtt of 1971 7:30 © X Win. Loee or Drew 10:15© (MAX) MOVIE: Gorky Pert O Courtahip of Eddia'a Fathar Common (CC) Chnttmat Albtrt Finney. Alac © ffl) Entartammem Tonight ©O © 11 Jeoperdyl (CO Qround Tha chermmg talt of a dance he! gm oonleaaet to murdtr O Laugh In 10:300 (HBO) lal A Tan: Going for Gumness 1970 ©X M'A'S'H 6*0© (HBO) MOVIE: Under ©O Michigan Outdoors saptuagtnanan cncket grounds ts t pubkaty stunt Gmoer Rogers. 2:300(2) AFTERNOON Broke (CC) Keooer m Enotand who is obsessed Od) oO J-J-Starbuck ©X Neerlywed Game Cherry Moon (CC) George Montgomery 1941. 11:000(2) id) id) OS O d) Caravan of Vakiaa © American Snapahota with keeping his grounds very 12:000 Bodlaa in Motion OO ® 33 Frontline (CC) I o Jeopardy! (CC) © (MAX) MOVIE: The ©CoNege O Pltyara Club TUESDAY MOVIES needy tended by henaal (D !HBO) MOVIE: Tha Color 6:30© SporteCenter © Croeaflre O C Wilton North Raport 12:30 O ® MOVIE: Old Acquaintance Purple (Stereo) (CC) 1 IS © Mr. Wlaard'a World Jewel. Jeen Boht. 1964 ©Mr. Ed r roofyi wwnwf ft onoonono OO Banaon O SportaCantar Two woman, reunited at childhood © [MAX] MOVIE: Wlldcatt 9*0© SporteLook PX O O AHva from Off Cantar fnenda, evolve par tonal tnd TUESDAY 1979 11*0©d) OX Od) OO OO 7:36 © Sanford and Son 1:30©0 ©O ©©Sign Off O Sporta LataNight • •.••eo)(CC) 9:30© [MAX] MOVIE: Bekxaire tha ©d) Nawa (D 9 Your Show of Showt ® Monkaaa proftssional nhrary that iatt 20 o MOVIE: Tha Rltx A tmaii time IS S*0©(D ©K^Tour of Duty (CC) ® Sports Tonight yaart Bane Davit. Mmam Hopkmt ©O Cheert Caiun(CC) ©O ANce CD AirwoH businessman on the lam from hia OO OlSpy 2:35 O MOVIE: Tha HkaNng A chauf- 1943 ©O Benton © Running and Radng © Saerch for Tomorrow O Tha Miaaing Advanturaa of threatening brother m law fmda the 7:05 CD [MAX] •Time After Time* (Stereo) © Croeefke (CC) feur falls m love wtth the tentrtivt rC Qattlng FH with Daniaa 12*00(2) 'Night Heef CBS Late perfect htdmg place, t gay bath © Mr. Wlxard't World ©O AMve from Off Center 10*0© (HBO) MOVIE: Iron Eagle 017 © Laural and Hardy Otxla and Harrtal widow he t hired to dnve around, 6:00© [HBO] Strenge Invadara'(CC) ffl Remington Staala houta Jack Wetton. Rita Moreno 7:36© Sanford and Son 1965 (Stereo) (CC) © ffl Ouincy but tha r elation thip it doomed m (CC) M —MLraht I liwtatA 9K)0(D [MAX] Say Yaa' ©o Your Show of Showt © MOVIE: Prince Jeck A candid Od) ©O The Coeby Show • rPal Guy O MOVIE: On the Double A Gi 9:30® 'Mr. Roaal't Draama' 6*0 ©(2) The OMeet Rookie (CC) © (HBO) MOVIE: Brighton look at Me among the Kermadyt © Donne Raad O AN Amarican PulHng Sanat Chriatmaa A disiHutiooed young OtlT ©O A Muppet Family ©X 'Night Hear CBS 3:000 (2) Sign Off with weak eyet. weak stomach and Beech Memoira (CC) Robert Hogan. Jamet F. Kaky. Adame Chronkclee (CC) mother reditcovert the power of 1(H)0® Scarf act Chriatmaa (CC) 2*0©d) OOSignOff O Program Youraalf For lova through har children t bekef m weak nervet wnperaonatet t Bnbth © Airwolf 1967. Michigan Outdoortdooma O Ann Sotham ©O Simon and Simon ©PQA Golf » © Search for Tomorrow 10:05® 'Hide in Plain Sight' © Tha Mleeing Adventuree of Succaat Santa Oaut and a apaaal viait from general whom the Ntzit want to © (MAXIAX1) IMOVIE: Th! e Wraith ©700 Club 11:30 0(2) Supanor Court O MOVIE: Two of a Kind An old Danny Kaya. Dana OXHug Tight Oxxie and Harriet ©9 Outdoor Wieconem a Chnatmaa angaf Mary Steenbur- tttattmate 10:30© [HBO] The Color Purple'(Stereo) (CC) 10*6© MOVIE: The Meting See ton © R.pt.de © SportaLook O d Tail mm who it wtitmg to die m a 1961 ©OQwmcy Plam, untpotled mother of a skek ©O Star Trek gan. Harry Daan Stanton 1965 11:30® [MAX] Nothing in Common'(CC) © The Beat of WaN Dianay OS Jaffaraont retirement home it given a new (CC) 700 Club Od) ©o Family Hea and tmbitiout man comet to kvt in © (HBO) MOVIE: Heertbreek OO OO Mark Ruaaell OX CDS Boat of Carton leata on bfe bv hit mentaMy retard- O Skiing Larry King Uvel 12:30® S) 'Old Acquaintance' © Ann Solhem hia home as a servant, without © HeNTown Ridge (Stereo) (CC) 2:15© [HBO] MOVIE: Touch and Qo ed grandson George Burnt. Robby Comedy Special revealing herself to her uppity ©Dragnet (CO OO OO Myttaryl (CC) 1:050 MOVIE: A Countaat from O My Three Sona 1:00® 'One Magic Chrlatmat' (CC) 11:30©d) Superior Court © MOVII: CMaBMa m rl) MOVIE: My Sida of tha Benton 1962 © (HBO) MOVIE: Playing for dtughttr in law Gene Tiamey. MOVIE: Paycho III Hong Kong An Amancan diplomat 9:300 Donna Reed 1:05 CD 'A Countatt trom Hong Kong' ©ffl) Bob Newhart Connecticut A cokjmmtt posing Mountam A 13 yatr old Canadian O Madical Cantar Keepa (Starao) Thakna Rittar 1951 enrouta to t new pott fmdt himtaif ts t modtl homemtker mutt find t boy decides to become t modam ffl USA Tonight 10:00 0 CD The Law and Harry 1:15© [HBO] Detperate Uvea © (MAX) MOVIE: Ooae En- ©O Wilton North Report compromised when a beautiful 11:30© [MAX] MOVIE: The family and leam to cook when har 2:20 © MOVIE: Coioredo Territory in day Thoraau. giving up hit home McQraw Od) Tail ffl Sanior PQA Tour young woman stows tway m hit 1:30® [MAX 'On the Right Tra k countara of the Third Kind Cardlnel pubkaher ordert har to take m t wtr 12:20© MOVIE: Craxy Joe A the lawiaas Colorado Territory, an and tamiiy to live m the Ctnaditn nows v/vofni^ni Offl) O O thirty tomethmg (Stereo) (CC) ©O Jefferaona escaped convict gets trapped with a stateroom Marlon Brando. Sophia 3:30® [MAX 'Zotxl* Od) ©O Tonight Show hero for the holidayt Barbara edaptabon of the Me of the lata mounttmt Ttd Ecciet Thaodort ffl I Spy (CC) AFTERNOON Stanwyck. Dennta Morgan 1945 lovely girl in a valley Joel McCree. Loran 1967 ©0$ Nature 1967 (CC) Mafia figure Joey GaMo. who was Bikei 1969 O X O O Crime Story (CC) 5:00 The Buddy Holly Story' (Stereo) 4) Editon Twint gunned down in 1972 Peter Boyle. Virginia Mayo 1949 O Magnum. P.I. 3:30 O Lavama and Shirlay 1:15 O (HBO) MOVIE: Daaparata 00 o Maaterpiece Theatre Ri- 12*0© [HBO]| MOVIEMC : The Money PH 010 (0 O Frontline (CC) 'Cactua Flower' ffl Second Honeymoon © Car 54 Wham Am You? Paula Prtnbtt. 1974. 2:30©CD Nawa O SportaCantar 3:46 0 (HBO] MOVIE; Tha Uvaa O Straight Talk 8 [$& chard Ptaoo. Ptul Cntchley (CC) (Stereo) (CC) 6:00 ® 'The Chnatmaa Viattor' (Stereo) (CC) 'h TBA © X Caravan of Vaiuea O Sporta Tonight 1:300 (MAX] MOVIE: On tha Right ©OBemey Miller 12:30 © O MOVIE: ANce Doean't Live 6*5© MOVIE: Fkacmak A farmer 12:30 ©ffl) Diacover © MOVIE: Nadia Drama bated on with a part tine job at sheriff of t O X MOVIE: The Return of Joe © MOVIE: Prince Jack A candid O I Spy Track ffi Evening News 7KM® [MAX] Foul Play' © Car 54 Where Are You? Hem Anymore A young woman a 3:500 (MAX] MOVIE: Tha San- the Mt of Romanian gymnatt tnd smaN town fmds himself face to face Forreeter' CBS Lata Movie A look at Ma among tha Kennedys 11:4S O (MAX] MOVIE: Haartbraak auoua Nuraa ffl Laugh In 6K)0® 'The Biahop't Wife' hutbtnd diet suddenly and she ts Robert Hogan. James F. Kelly 2.00 tD COl»#y€ SOCC#f 6*5© MOVIE: A Chrlatmat Story A Olympic gold madtiitt Nadit left to care for her 11 year old son. with a gang of outlaw dnttars who veteran pokceman shuns modem Ridga (Starao) (CC) 10:200 MOVIE: Apache Upriaing A 1967 4:00 ffl Sac ret Formula 3:300 (MAX) MOVIE: Zotzt 9:00® (B) 'A Chnatmaa Story' (CC) mother leert her young son wM Comanto. tht hrtt gymnatt to They set out for CaMorma and she want to start trouble James pokce methods tt he weks t bett gold theft it foiled tnd tn Apache 12:00 O (2) Huntar' CBS Lata Night ffl Stonay Burka Scrooge' | shoot hit eye out if ht gets tn ta tcort t perfect 10 m Olympic faNs m love. ENen Burttyn. Knt Stewart. Hanry Fonda. 1966 m search of a dangerous robbery 4:000 A.W.A. Championahip upntmg it stopped before it can © SporteCenter O ® Bob Nawhart ffl MOVIE: Back to tha Planat of SOI 'The Color Purple' (Stereo) (CC) nfle for Chnstmas in this whwnaicai competition Tabt Balaam. Joe Krittofferton 1975. 6:30©ffl) ©O The Charmmgs nno Uovd Bndoes Pet Crowlev. Wraatkng escalate mto a full scale war Rory © Sporta LateNight O TT Fall Guy tha Apaa Two attronautt crath 'WHdcata' (Stereo) (CC) look tt fanWy Ma m the 1940a Peter Bennett. 1964 © Getting FH (CC) 1975 Camoun Connna Cafvet 1966 O X 'Huntar' CBS Lata Night their tpacacraft to Earth 1000 yaart 5:00© (HBO) MOVIE: Tha Buddy Rltx' BUkngtley. Darren McGavm 1963 © Magnum. P.L Od) ©OA Different World ©O USA Tonight © Monkees 10:300 Celebrity Chefa 'On the Double' © SporteCenter ©X ©O Lata Night wHh OS AUca m the future and learn that a pet (Starao) 1:30 ©d) ©O Velehe't Family 1*0© MOVIE: Roxle Hart Brttty 3*0©d) Sign OfC f ® TJ Nawt control Earth and humant are t] MOVIE: Cactua O Purault of EiceNence 10:20® Apeche Upriaing' (CC) © Sporta Tonight ©Mr. Ed David Lattermen © MOVIE: Return of the iS!i dance hal girt confattet to murdar ©OMlchiaan Outdoora (D Dragnat regarded at inferior Roddy Flowar ffl Monkeet UDS ©9 Sherpa 1967 OlSpy as a pubkaty stunt Gmaer Rogers. Antelope Three Ukpubens (from 11*0® [MAX]'$ Dollart 0*0©(2) ©X Simon end Simon OOSignOff ffl Burnt and Allan McDowaU. Ron Harper 1974 O Auttralian Rulaa Football 11:00O(X Od) Od) OO OO © Dangar Bay (Stereo) (CC) 12*0 ©d) Adderfy' CBS Lata George Montgomery 1941. the magical land of Gulliver a ffl Larry King Overnight ©ffl) ©O MOVIE: The Three ©Edge of Night O NFL't Qraatatt Momanta 67 Newt 11:30® 'The Homettretcf:' © Top Rank Boxing Klnga' ABC Thuraday Night Travelt) ara thipwrtcked tnd found ffl MOVIE: Privata Buckaroo © CoBaga BaaketbeU © Beet of Oroucho by two childrtn who shtrt a ffl NewtNight Offl) Cheert 12:20 CD 'The Wackiett Ship in the Army' (CC) Movie Atnoof patients m a mental While m the Army. Harry James putt |ONhMna(C 1*5© MOVIE: Fair Wind to Java An © MOVIE: The Mountam Two summer of adventure with them O® Wilton North Report ©Mr. Ed • X 'Adderfy' CBS Lata msbtution bekeva they trt tht 12:15 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Tandar on a thow with the Mutic Makers 12:30 S) 'They Shoot Horaet Don't They?' S American see captam tangles with brothers ckmb a towering Alpine Gail Harrison. 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And. if I do get it over there, I still have lo deal 0 0 fortable setting where family and too many, the holidays mean a 1 w M © Inapactor Gadgat bon to the left door handle, out- tion with the Michigan Office of with wrestling lhal heavy old monster out of the water, and onto friends may remember, in a spec- time of over-indulging in al- Substance Abuse Services, have 4:000(2) (M0,WElTH.FR) side rearview mirror, or antenna a irailer. Then there's the question of where to store it. since our « Donahua |GM QUAUTYI ial way, their loved ones who coholic drinks and then insisting information materials on wise OOD (TU) CBS Schoolbraak of their automobiles as a visual old warehouse is now office space. Then there's next spring. I'll • SERVICE PARTS have been killed by drunk driv- on driving. Such a combination drug usage available to the pub- Spacial (CC) r-an and has frequently brought symbol lhal they, loo, join have to paint it. try to slop leaks, buy oars, get the motor tuned, l I 'i O® (M0,TUJH.FR) IAI MOTOtl COWOIATIOM ers. Families of victims, their lic. 1W of the booklets-Using II Bawitchad death and permanent disabilities Mothers Against Drunk Driving buy a new registration, launch it and bail it out all summer. See friends and concerned citizens Your Medicines Wisely: A Guide O® (WE) ABC Aftarachool to thousands of Americans each in its hope for a less violent holi- why I'm having second thoughts? 1 V Spacial are invited to attend this inspir- ». day season. The Red Ribbon not for the Elderly and Passport lo The one reason I can t say, "forget it", is ihe big slink I made J O QZ) O ffi DuckTalas ing event. year. Good Health Care-contain infor- Od) (M0,TU.TH,FR) Divorca only symbolizes a commitment over the disappearance. I screamed, ranted, raved and gave long I 3 Court This year's Candlelight Vigil mation of particular interest to i r I, The ringing of church bells to a less violent season, but also lectures on responsibility and how I would have given a body part O d) Magnum, P.l. marks the beginning of a period older adults. The latter. "Pass- 0 9) Oprah Winfray and chimes during the time of serves as a reminder to anyone for a boat like that when I was a kid. 1 guess I dug myself a prett) WITTENBACH of hope for a less violent future port...," is intended as a conve- Crossword Quiz Solution ©8 OO Saaama Straat the Vigil will be heard through- entering the automobile not to deep hole, and had belter get my salvage operation in gear. Where as MADD and others join in nient record guide for keeping SOOE Od) (WE) Paopla's "Where Used Cars Stand Tall b Sell Right" out the Kent County area. They drink and drive. is that Davy Jones when you really need him? Dennis Farina programs and projects during De- track of the drugs you are taking. Court serve as a reminder to the public 2MII 4 It and interest and penalties on those 1984 taxes, and The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. December 9, 1987 • Page 18 rttfrMMr uiifii tum HUM 24.ni sifiirr/Jiii NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 9, 1987 • Page 19 MHniMr mint MKT iHtCd 25.121 mn l.il WHBRKAS, all tax anticipation notes issued by ll,2M 51IN l.ll Controller take such action as may be necessary to PrifrNMr lulrit irrn Mrru 25.511 2TI2I l.ll MMnMftH JMII MMM the County in 1085 and all delinquent taxes which were 11,Ml IIIM 1.21 properly minute these expenditures for the United Ststes Pr«fTUMr Jwti tot Kit 11.Ml 22111 5.It (Nit? Mllei Cinui II) ulm MnM due and payable in any assessing unit have been paid in determined by the Village Council that this action II,Ml IIIM Ml Department of Treaaury. tuiftr at Ccinur ormiimi Mm iMfcrtn N.IN 2il)l l.5t JMM Mrttr full out of the 1984 Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund, and should be taken, and the Village Council has also filed j.n IllllM Yu inn 11,IM IIIM i.n MIIMII CMpur CMiitutir HIM NtllUli 25.111 21111 WHEREAS, there remains in the 1984 Delinquent with the Board of Commiasioners a Proof of Publication Cmty Ullti UNtMMt (111 jm ckriiutui N,1N MIM 5.n of Notice of thio action in accordance with the statute, N,1M IIIM i.n Tax Revolving Fund a surplus balance of approximately EXHIBIT A Mini Mrln and PROCEEDINGS 11,IM IIIM s.n $1,750,000 which may, by law, be transferred to the uiry IlfinM WHEREAS, it appears that the Sparta Village uny flyu 1I,1N MIM i.n General Fund. Fin. Com. of the DiumpT or nuic niu O Council has found and stated good and sufficient reasons ••••••••••••••• MMrt nur N,1N MIM i.n HOW, THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Approval for the annexation. 5:ill ll.lt dm (iMtr IMM IIIM Mt County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the Department Amount Date Kent County Board of Commissioners tifKUr •( hllic Mtki cirt UMUIIH 51.111 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Ullltut litKtlf ll NUlC Mill ii.m MN JMI Mitir 11, IM IIIM 5.11 transfer of sny surplus remaining in the 1984 Delinquent nun M petition be and is hereby granted and it is ordered and Citil Mfimi nun 11.521 m;i i.et J Mi nm IMM IIIM ).n Tax Revolving Fund Including the established $1,000 000 County Clerk Typewriter $ 485.00 11-17-87 Regular December 2, 1987 Meeting Cml Ufimt JiHT Null n,iu 12MI 5.11 lurmci lulu n.m MIM s.n reserve to the Kent County General Fund. determined that the boundaries of the Village of Sparta be herewith exten'ded and fixed in accordance with the Ctfll IMIINI uct hirim n.m IMM 11.1t JMU lUNl 21, IN MIM i.n Coop. Ext. Personal Computer $4,700.00 11-17-87 UIIMII inifii I CitbtriN mllif )5.MI Mm \M Miry Tm MIM )MM IIIM i.n CoMsissionar Buth moved adoption of tha resolution. Service above description. riimcul Uilyit/AcceuiMt M*r niMr U.IM 11121 in nun 21,IM MIM i.n Seconded by CoMRissioners Wahlfield, DeVriendt and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thst certified copies December 2, 1987 MM. »l OHUtlMI 1 MlltlUKI iirwii MtinUi 12,211 )I2N 1.:* kloyl Plticl }1,WI HIM 1.21 of this Order shall be transmitted to the Clerk of the Uiliiitiitivi Illicit • IMnlf Boelema. Property User Printer $5,608.00 11-17-87 utt/xtm mi. Mc. PTfj. nr. filltm Ulm 11.IM IMM M UM knit# llrtctir Mil Mrf 2MM HIM i.n Notion carried by the following vote: Description Dept. ' Vlllsge of Sparta, to the Office of the Secretary of HMVCI Mrrriif rrtfrm uufii The Bo«rd of ComniiBioneri met pursuant to Muilrm UfitrM 21,111 22IN Ml flrUcm-Mit/TiM Mini Mirti.i.l. 15,Ml 15M Ml Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, State and to the Kent County Treasurer. adjournment. iiu«TR il IMIIT MNLMMT nun 2I,IM IMM i.:t DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, •• Lamoreaux APPROVED BY CONTROLLER Commissioner Lorch moved adoption of the resolu- Meeting called to order by Chairman Byington at DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, 9tlS a.m. tion. Seconded by Commissioners Wahlfield and Thomas. TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipers, Chairman Byington - 21 . Personnel File Drawer I 114.00 11-13-87 Roll called: ioutin mitr Notion carried by the following vote: im untie! mn Mays: Mone. Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, Present: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, • Absent: None. TOTAL DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, I Nil MtUr ill ii:Uil nllirl M M i.n DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, luuict curt umiiuiur MriN nmi M.IM s.n Innt Menu M M i.n Resolution Ho. 12-87-197 approving a General Fund DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Ruhn, Kcmpkcr, Vaughn, V DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, Uctitiri AIMrt lllliy MM NM i.n Contingent Account transfer of $159,000 for the Commissioner DeKraker moved adoption of the resolu- TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . :UII cniuiH Autosated Purchasing System and NSA Financial Controller tion. Seconded by Commissioner Kuipers. Nays: None. Absent: None. Update and Training was preaented: (All have received Quorum present. Notion carried by the following vote: Absent: None. NpMf kin Ceniiilmr Mull Urn 21.Ul 1MSI S.ll copies.) Commissioner Buth moved the appointment of Peter Commissioner VanderNolen introduced Reverend John * Yeast Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, cml tifiMtfirni cnamiM IICMN CMIII: n.m J2MI l.il TFUSIIII Edema to the 641 Solid Waste Planning Committee . Medendorp of Princeton Christian Reformed Church who DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, RESOLUTION »Y COUMISSIONER KUHN Seconded by Commissioner Schwab. gave the invocation. MfitT CiutT Tnuuir UMiti km IMll 277M Ml DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Rsnpkar, Vaughn, Those present united in the Pledge of Allegiance to TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipers, Chairman Byington - 21 . Notion carried. Resolution No . 12-87-205 granting an easement to the Flag. RIFKIKT UIKMN Naysi None. Nichigan Bell Telephone Company for underground lines in Under a Special Order of Business, a public hearing WHEREAS, in December of 1986, the Purchasing Absent: None. (NffMCf iMIftinl CNtilUUr Townsend Park was presented: (All have received was held on the annexation of certain lands to the bull liuir 12.511 )I.2M Department had a needs analysis conducted to determine Resolution No. 12-87-203 approving budget adjust- TOTU CKUSSinD UUIIII irnnn—irmow—m its requirements for an automated purchasing system, and ments from the General Fund Contingent Account was copies.) Village of Sparta. As there were no questions. Chairman rum or m con? Byington declared the hearing closed. itttmmttttitmmtmtmmttt WHEREAS, the study outlined areas where an presented! (All have received copies.) automsted system would be beneficial not only in Chairman Byington presented an Outstanding Service rrtmi il Ui curt ILLLLM CLMLL RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BOELEMA IMll 515M l.il iirniiKi I2N.IS5 streamlining the order processing and payables function, Award to Lt • Eli Roberts who has retired from the UiiitHt rniU il tM (tfit Mdul rrui« 11,71? urn j.a RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER DEKRAKER ititiittttt but also Identify data which could be used by the buyers Sheriff's Department after 30 years of service . SMUil rniKU I Triuiif curl. eurr 11? 11,511 121)1 j.n i) Commissioner Kuipers moved approval of the minutes in the vendor evaluation and selection process, and WHEREAS, a request for an easement to instsll Commissioner Schwab moved adoption of the resolu- of the meeting of November 4, 1987 as written and WHEREAS, several systems were reviewed to WHEREAS, the various sccounts listed on underground telephone lines has been received from tion. Seconded by Connissioner DeVriendt. published. Seconded by Commissioner DeVriendt. determine how each addreased the needs outlined in the Exhibit A have overdrafts or are in need of additional Michigan Bell Telephone Company, and Notion carried by the following vote: Motion carried. ^tui-wroi m. study, and funds for the balance of the current budget year, and WHEREAS, the request Is to grant an easement A report of the Finance Committee of their meetings Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, WHEREAS, MSA whose system is used in our one (I) rod or 16 1/2 feet In width extending in a north DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, WHEREAS, the Controller's office has reviewed of November 3 through November 17, 1987 was presented: iiriff swmm (•niu suiiKti ii.m Jllf# S.!k Goners1 Lodger*and Accounts Payable, is able to offer a these requests and recommend a budget adjustment, and and south direction with the centerllne of said easement DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, (All have received copies and copies are on file in the module designed for governmental purchasing, and WHEREAS, the Finance Committee recommends a to be 41.25 feet east of and parallel to the centerllne iuin birumir TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipers, Chairman Byington - 21 . Office of the County Clerk.) WHEREAS, to assure that this system was General Fund Contingent Account transfer for these of Ramsdall Drive located In the east 1/2 of the Naysi None. Commissioner DeKraker moved that the report be Miftu lici. I.I. IMM IMll 5.11 operating in a production environment, a site visit was budget adjustments. southwest 1/4 of Section 23. Cannon Township, T8N, R10W. flblu MlIU Dimur Absent: None. received, concurred in and filed . Seconded by Ufitr MlK Miltl linctor IllllM lift 47,1)1 41*21 5.51 made by County staff to Wichita Public Schools where it NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent Kent County, being in Townsend Psrk, and Resolution No . 12-87-200 approving Circuit, Commissioner DeVriendt. :»MIT itnair fir Cmtracti ummnuoi MIM Iniu 15,IN 111)1 5.51 has been installed for six months, and County Board of Commissioners approves General Fund WHEREAS, Michigan Bell Telephone Company District and Probate Judges' Salaries for 1988 and a Motion carried by the following vote: vMiimnur In i*:. Smmrt Mr! llllir )MM )5)ll 1 11 WHEREAS, it waa determined that the USA system Contingent Account transfers as listed on Exhibit A to agrees to restore all property disturbed by its con- Yeas; Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, AMuutntir fir PImilif JIM MUM n.m 154M Ml 1988 budget amendment was presented: (All have received could not only meet the requirements outlined in the the appropriate account within the Departiaent. struction or maintenance activities, and DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, AMuutntir lit rumci Mill Saul 21,111 2I:M Ml copies.) needs assessiaent, but also integrate with the Accounts WHEREAS, Michigan Bell Telephone Company DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderMolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, (iu Sfitm iui«ir .iu emu )2,MI DIM ).n payable and General Ledger syatem, and agrees to pay the County of Kent the sum of $1,000.00 lulirl TwUr.i.O. IMM 11451 i.n TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . Mlcil Ifilnulifut RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONERS WAHLFIELD AND HUTU WHEREAS, this will address a long stsnding EXHIBIT A for granting this easement, and Nays: None. JincUr if UvirntNtil MilU MFLTM Ml 11,111 mn 5 n audit recommendation concerning double entry of the WHEREAS, the Kent County Park Commission has Absent: None. tirietit-Cnniitr MIIIH SMITI Mill )7,MI 1I)M 1.51 purchaaing and payables data, and Pin. C< recommended that this easement be granted. 1 MIL 11 TM4 )I)M Ml Under Public Comment, Sue Bergen, 1604 Robinson Sirtrur-UU.Prm./lli.nif. IMM WHEREAS, costs identified on the attachment Line Item Account Required Approval NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent IllZiMU Uflul )M1I 15541 1.51 WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social Road, a Librarian I at East Grand Rapids Library, iiMnun linctir Department Transfer Date County Board of Commissioners approves of such easement SUMM CMUJ.I. Mil 7IM 5.It Services Committee has reviewed Judicial salaries for include all necessary training and travel plus the 9iMtr Cluf RMicil liMiur <1 corrected her statement at the Committee of the whole IRIUI) UINT |L) 1,511 MM 1.51 1988, and enhancements of the existing modules to integrate them to Michigan Bell Telephone Company and authorizes the Mptty U Urn stiltNMri.i. $25,000.00 11-24-87 Meeting on November 25. Rather than being second in the Mrurl IMI.I.O. Mil MM Ml WHEREAS, Public Act 438 provides for the with the purchasing module to Install "FRED" the MSA 101-53809-210 Chairperson and Clerk of the Board to sign said state in circulation, the Kent County Library System is Inn 1. UM,I.I 1,511 MM 4.51 establishmnnt of Circuit Court Judges' salaries at 92 Financial Controller which is the highest priority Corporate Counsel - easement. second to none in circulation. She further indicated •Htli kUti.l.l. Mil MM Ml percent of the State Supreme Court Justices' salaries identified on the long rsnge Dsta Processing Plan, and Legal that the Kent County Library is among the lowest in iMtcil Iiuiur Imitiutit Jell CNMllr 1,511 MI Ml and the Probate and District Court Judges' salaries at WHEREAS, the Controller's Office recommends Commissioner Boelema moved adoption of the resolu- salaries . She provided Commissioners with a packet of linctir il uuil cmtnl IM Ul 21.115 12111 Ml 88 percent of State Supreme Court Justice salaries, and the Automated Purchasing System/USA-Financial Controller • 101-53069-899 $25,000.00 11-24-87 tion. Seconded by Commissioner Harrison. information on library personnel salaries throughout the WHEREAS, Judicial standardisation payments by "FRED" update, and Tax Tribunal Refunds - Notion carried by the following vote: United States, Midwest, and Michigan. the State to the County acts as an incentive for WHEREAS, the Finance Committee recommends a Ordered - Contribution Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, Resolution No . 12-87-198 approving Unclassified counties to establish their judicial salaries at the DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, ;miiu cotn/irmw General Fund Contingent Account transfer. Salaries for 1988 was presented: (All have received above percentages, and DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, •••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent copies.) TOTAL ^0.999-09 TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . Itrtctw •( Jit. Crt. UrticH Jick I:I4«II Sl.JII 511*1 4.l\ WHEREAS, Kent County has received standardiza- County Board of Commissioners approves a General Fund unit. HrKtir ol inmlt Curt Jib i>cl 11.iN 4)111 III tion payments since 1981 and has passed on the in- Contingent Account transfer of $159,000.00 to the Data Nays: None. RESOLUTION BY C0MUISSI0NE8 SCHWAB 12121 creases to Circuit and Probate Judges in the past and a Processing Fund for the Automated Purchasing System/MSA- Absent: None. Siptniuidm •( Ntntiu Alfnl Slinlir II, JM 4 l\ Commissioner DeKraker moved adoption of the resolu- part to District Court Judges, and Flnancial Controller "FRED" update and training. Resolution No. 12-87-206 approving the installment WHEREAS, in 1988 these stsndardized payments tion. Seconded by Commissioner VanderNolen. purchase of a landfill compactor was presented: (All WIIEUKAS, It is the responsibility of the are scheduled to increase to the County, and Notion carried by the following vote: have received copies.) Commissioner Kuhn moved adoption of the resolution. Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, Personnel, Safety and Social Services Committee to tm m iwnm CMFUI WHEREAS, If the maximum local supplement is Seconded by Commissioners Harrison and DeVriendt . DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, recommend any changes in the salaries of the unclas- not paid in 1988, the local county will not receive the Notion carried by the following vote: DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, sified employees of Kent County, and tiKitm lutctir Murl Clin M.4M IIIM Ml standardization payments, and Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BUTH TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . WIIKREAS, your Personnel, Safety and Social lirictn il rticil Mrticit MUrt Iirl U.IM nni i.n WHEREAS, the Personnel, Safety and Social DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, Sin Ircyi )I5M Nays! None. Services Committee has reviewed these salaries and CmtnlUr 25,IM Ml Services Committee is recommending adoption of the DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, WHEREAS, on May 12, 1987, the Kent County Depart- zr.mi Aulrit • UK IllllM Uwtmti :MN 11)71 4.n Absent! None. recommends a 1988 increase, and payments at the 92 percent and 88 percent ratio as of TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipers, Chairman Byington - 21 . ment of Public Works authorized the lease purchase of UiKUU Birmir-iM nun 41,411 DIM Ml Resolution No. 12-87-204 regarding Capital Outlay WIIERRAS, the attached list affects 159 January 1, 1988 (see Attachment A), and one (1) Caterpillar 826C Landfill Compactor from UMcliti lirmir fir Mrnif Mim Inn 12,1)1 445M i.n Nays: None. transfers from the General Fund Contingent Account was positions with a present payroll of $5,856,535 and the WHEREAS, the Finance Committee recommends the Absent: None. Nichigan Tractor and Nachinery Company as provided in AMUIIUltlTi UllltMt nun N.51I 21511 in presented: (All have received copies.) the proposal of Nichigan Tractor and Nachinery dated increase represents a $290,655 Increase In salaries, and IM (M )22ll Ml increase in the County Supplement for Judicial Salaries. Resolution No. 12-87-199 approving a budget amend- rkfiicil TltnpT linctor J CcUl IMM April 24, 1987 at a price of $8,169 per month, including WHEREAS, the increased cost for PICA and PiriNiil uilyu I MILL! LID 25,Ml 21711 5.n NOW, THKREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent ment for 1988 unclassified salaries and fringes was maintenance, with a $1 .00 purchase option after 36 Pension is $49,81R. fed Mrtici limur nun 21.IM 2MM i.n County Board of Commissioners approve the County presented! (All have received copies.) RESOLUTION DY COMMISSIONER DEKRAKER NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the umtut PirctuiM Mut MrMi Mnn 27.5)1 2I)M Ml Supplement for Circuit, Probate and District Court months; and recommended salaries for the unclassified employees for tifireMutil Mnicit linatr M11U Coll 27,Ml 2M2I Ml Judges as indicated on Attachment A effective January 1, WHEREAS, one Caterpillar 826C Landfill ComiyctGr the year 1988 be approved effective January 4. 1988. ulicil lirmir-ici Lioiil MN,I.B. IMM IIIM i.n 1988. RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER BUTH WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed was delivered by Nichigan Tractor and Nachinery Company umtut Mlicil hiiftir-ia TAUT 11,121 17121 i.n BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the salary. FICA, and approved the acquisition and or replacement of fur- to the Department of Public Works on or about October 3, Uil( mmlu ID nun 7MM TIMI 5.n and Pension Accounts for Circuit, Probate and District nishings or equipment as Indicated on Exhibit A, and 1987 and thereafter the Department of Public Works was JIKI o'lnra.l.l. 71,IM 74111 5.n WHEREAS, the action by the Board of Commis- WHEREAS, the Finance Committee recommends a asked to enter into a Governmental Lease Agreement with jKUisinn tirjui mi suai iiconiiwiois Court Judges be amended in the 1988 Budget to reflect Miry olu.M. IMM 74IM 5.n this salary Increase. sioners established unclassified salaries for 1988, and General Fund Contingent Account transfer for these Nichigan Tractor and Nachinery Company in accordance Mull ScUt.l.?. 7MM 74IM 5.n WHEREAS, of the total increase granted of with the proposal which had previously been accepted by i»r mi rmc expenditures. PlrilCIM*Pl! I/TIM nun IMM DIM i.n : $290,655, the sum of $134,820 is for general fund UUIT IICIUS • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent the Department of Public Worksi and illNIT uuii itcau. Mlidl lirtcur-ui nun IMll 11)41 Ml JUDICIAL SALARIES departments, and County Board of Commissioners approves the General Fund WHEREAS, said lease purchase is, in effect, an AlllltMt Mi'.Cll llttttor-IOI nun 11,IM 77IM i.n Emcur ol Air:iiiuct liMtt Uii 151,451 5I2M Mt WHEREAS, the Finance Committee recommends a Contingent Account transfers as listed on Exhibit A to installment purchase obligation; and crrccrivE JARUARY I. 1917 :ittir oimtir cf uremuci lirell Mirui 41,111 4I1N 5.It 1988 budget adjustment for the various departments to the appropriate account within the Department. WHEREAS, by resolution of the county board of linctir if riciliun nan ii. m nm 1.11 their Salaries, FICA and Pension Accounts. cowBissioners, a county may enter into a contract for LirKtir if 3firiiiMi RlCkUl kll iijii 1U2I 5.11 L1IUIT NOW, THEREFORE, UE IT RESOLVED that the 19RK the purchase of equipment to be used for public purposes STATE EXHIBIT A Siuctir if nmct • iitmii Sititl (MCl! ii.m 11121 5.11 COUNTY TOTAL Budget be amended by transferring $157,903 from the and to be paid in installments over a period not to () CIRCltTT COURT JUDGES Cinll I. Utill 15,111 1IT5I 5.11 PORTION SUPPLEMENT SALARY Atrn" UfiiNr UkirT llrKiir Jeiipl breii U.IM 41521 J.I* General Fund Contingent Account to the Salaries, PICA exceed the lesser of ten (10) years or the useful life Jffiti lUrirr lirmir Ulltl UllSII IS,Ml 11751 5.l\ and Pension Accounts of the various departments with the of the property and, if the obligations were authorized dollar amounts as listed below: or incurred after December 22, 1978, and were not HUTU HAITI Stuart Hoffius $51,700 $34,780 $86,480 Fin. Com. George Cook 51.700 €) approved by the electors of the county, the county shall ICIUI or i;:iiia7i9i 34,780 86,480 Approval Roaan Snow 51,700 34,780 SALARIES PICA PENSION levy and collect ad valorem taxea as required by law ...... cm Miciuti (incur Muu Mitliy 52,5M mi i.n 86,480 Department Item Amount Date Robert Benson 51,700 34,780 subject to applicable charter, statutory and Einctir it t«uliutui nun 45.Ml (5MI Ml ;n Mfity tiicitm Dinctir JM Cliy 42,Ml IIIM 5.11 86,480 George Boucher 51,700 34,780 86,480 1,560 117 150 constitutional limits, and the principal and interest :ipiiy &:rmet c! MiihutiN loMrt nuou 11,111 11171 4.11 t incur ol Prn-M IMMMIII MMrt Pittili IMll 4IMI 7.21 Bureau of Equalization Jail-Buildings Floor Covering $5.260.00 11-24-87 George Buth 51,700 34,710 •6,480 i ft 153 197 payments shall be a first budget obligation. hr.tl kctf.l riMMiiiiintiu Cyitku «c )7,5M 41511 Circuit Court 2,050 U Ml 141 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Kent County DIM! Mit.lilirutin STIUU ul bin in mud 24,151 15711 Mt Circuit Court Services ' ,470 110 TOTAL ALLOWABLE 1988 SALARIES 155.000 $37,000 $92,000 785 Commissioner DeKraker moved adoption of the resolu- Board of Commissioners hereby determines that the linctir il Mcipiut llifeu my i. iilhui 2MN IMM i.n Circuit Court Reporters 8,160 612 X INCREASE 4.4X 6.4X 6.4X tion . Seconded by Commissioners Lorch and Harrison. ctmu imicu Ticuicil Mffm uilyit-clnuil urtiinti ott 22.511 21151 5.n District Court 1,950 146 187 proposed landfill compactor will be used for public •••••••••••••••• 27MI 357 Motion carried by the following vote: purposes and will have a useful life exceeding three (3) TicMicil Simm Uilyit'lcctf. Mlly Cirbir 21,Ml i.n (4) PROBATE COURT JUDGES Juvenile Court 3,710 278 llllil SUUM 11,151 KIM Ml Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, Ctetnl Urmii Sipmiur NMifir il liuirck ul Ivilutioi nun 14.111 14IM in County Clerk 3,900 292 375 years; and IMM DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Kent County Board rniru Dimoi-cn Muu Pitur 21,Ml 5.n Controller 20,580 1,545 1,981 ciictn com Mini lird 21751 CaMlturiN 25,Ml Ml A. Dale StoppeU 658 DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, of CowBissioners hereby authorizes the Department of •eemeeeeaaeee $40,530 $42,190 $82,720 Personnel 6,840 513 OeuliNnti Iiti CM 2MM 2MM i.n John Steketee 119 153 TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . Public Works to enter into a Governmental Lease C;rnil Curt AMumrr.or JMII CyUu 11,151 U2N Ml 40,530 42,190 82.720 Probate Court 1,590 Donald DeYotmg 2,229 Nays: None. Agreement, for and on behalf of Kent County, to acquire e;rciit Com iiponir Hi lunl lim 11,151 11511 1.51 40.530 42,190 82,720 Prosecutor's 23,150 1,738 Randall llekaan 406 Absent! None. the Caterpillar 826C Landfill Compactor and hereby Unit Culipul 11,151 mn Ml 40,530 42.190 82,720 Purchasing 4,220 316 155 Resolution No . 12-87-201 extending the boundaries directs the Chairman of the Board of Public Works, or Siuni Piunn )i,m 11511 4.51 Pliunn Register of Deeds 1,610 120 TOTAL ALLOWABLE 1988 SALARIES Sparta was presented: (All have his designate, to execute any and all agreements and Siiln leiin )I.15I 11511 Ml •essesces $43,500 $44,500 $88,000 Property Description 3,470 260 334 of the Village of X INCREASE 7.3X received copies.) assignments necessary to accomplish the purchase and the SUru Suit 21,151 27151 i.n Pirtuul linctir Siuiic IrMiur IMM I27M Ml 5.5* 6.4X Treasurer 2,130 159 205 lltKCI lllll 11,151 11511 Ml Uiiitut Piriuul lirtcur mn iiu IMM 271N Ml Sheriff Patrol 26,480 1,988 2,550 lease purchase financing thereof; and (2) DISTRICT COURT JUDGES RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER iX)RCH lirmir ol cur: sinicii JMi P. lirply 12,121 mn 4.51 Ptnuul Uilyit 121 (liuMth nut 2Mil 21221 Ml Jail 8,950 672 861 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that, pursuant to the MIM Mrull 21,111 25MI Ml Emergency Mgmt. Coord. 1,700 127 163 authorization provided in Act 156 of the Public Acts of 1851, as amended, the Kent County Board of Commissioners Joseph While Honor Camp 1,910 143 183 $46,530 $36,190 $82,720 WHEREAS, the Village of Sparta, pursuant to docs hereby irrevocably pledge the full faith and credit Steven Servaat Medical Examiners 1,830 137 176 c:i:i3uin crnci 46,530 36,190 82,720 the provisions of MCLA 74.6, has filed with the Board of Motor Pool 1,670 125 160 of the County of Kent for the prompt payment of the »ICU?I COCIT Commissioners its petition to alter the boundaries of purchase price and interest on the Governmental Lease TOTAL ALLOWABLE 1088 SALARIES $49,500 Central Services 1,550 116 149 CuitT Cutriilir licurl PUtu 11,441 74211 1.51 ••••••••••••• $38,500 $88,000 the Village of Sparta, Kent County. Michigan, by adding Agreement as a first budget limited tax general obliga- X INCREASE 6.4X Drain Commission 4,340 325 417 MptT fcMt? CMircllit Mil Soaim 51,551 U:il 1.51 !tf:iur i( PriMu JMI riTu »,m 4I2M 4.It 6.4X 6.4X and annexing to the said Village the following described —————— tion of the County. Aiumtritifi AtM UMcci IITII 12.511 mn 1.51 1987 TOTAL JUDICIAL SALARIES $565,380 $449,820 Commissioner Buth moved adoption of the resolution. properties: hMi: titicur U01 iriiMtlsril 11,111 42111 5.51 $1,015,200 Connissioner Buth moved adoption of the resolution. :98S&SSaBS9K«i msasssBssss nsMci ItrKtir Seconded by Commissioners Schwab and DeVriendt. Mill IIKUl IMM 41151 J. 51 *!ffUTT lisciimoi I S&PP1K ALLOWABLE 1988 TOTAL SALARIES Seconded by Coamiissioner Wahlfield. $603,000 $477,000 $1,080,000 Part of the NW 1/4 commencing 2.434.77 feet Crnt CKIII&IIM Jilt Sl(ll?!l 11.Ill 411)1 5.51 X INCREASE Notion carried by the following vote: rnrnh Notion carried by the following vote: 6.7X 6.OX But south along the north and south 1/4 line from Mm ArcliiK'./iMiuir JlMI UlCl 41,251 4)111 1 11 timtir il fn*m MtcriHui liciy MKS li.HI 11421 5.:t 6.4X Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, ^ Yeas: Schwab, Wahlfield, Wilcox, Buth, Lorch, u.m the north 1/4 corner; thence north 88* 12' 03" tifiiy limtsr t! tmr. JMI Mim 14)51 5.It DIFFERENCE DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, DeKraker, Hiddema, Thomas, Boelema, Lamoreaux, $37,620 $27,180 $64,800 west to the west line of the east 5 acres of DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, DeVriendt, Harrison, VanderNolen, Kuhn, Kempker, Vaughn, TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipcrs, Chairman Byington - 21 . that part of the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 lying northerly of the northerly line of the former TerHorst, Sak, Byl, Kuipers, Chainsan Byington - 21 . Nays! None. MOSICfTM'S OJMCI Grand Trunk Railroad right-of-way; thence Nays: None. Commissioner Wahlfield moved adoption of Absent: None. .. „ rtsri cuii/iuimi or itus the south along the west line of said east 5 acres Absent: None. resolution. Seconded by Commissioner DeVriendt. Resolution No. 12-87-202 regarding Revenue Sharing Comaissioner TerHorst asked if revenue sharing is nut uiiitut rmtCTter CUT UUII 51. Ml 51421 7.n Notion carried by the following vote: was presented: (All have received copies.) to the northerly line of said former railroad UfltT CMIty ciirt IllllM ntUIMUl 11,IM mn 5.It CLU! MHULTL UTKM? TiuUy KMrru IMM IM:I II.H right-of-way; thence easterly along said completed for Kent County. Controller Platte indicated lifiif iwitir if ttiii rm iiniif 21,1)1 illM Ul UflW Alllfltf ll) nni Hum SMM 5)5M Ml there are still some funds remaining from those that DeRrJ:"' Hiddema i northerly line to the north and south 1/4 }irKtir of nmmt uni MnU 25,151 2IIII I It JKl null IMM 11151 1.51 line; thence north to the beginning; Section were committed for revenue sharing in October . lllwyt lluun u,ni 52IN Ml rA V ar erHolen Conwissioner DeKraker asked about State Revenue ^rSorsf'£5f SS?' K ^ ' to-Pkir, Vaughn,' 14. T9N, R12W. Sparta Township, Kent County. ItlTN Mlll.'l 11,721 521M 7.N K RESOLUTION BY COMMISSIONER DEKRAKER Sharing . Nr . Platte explained that the State Revenue Mays- ^kiie ^P«rs# Chairman Byington - 21 . Michigan, and an IUCUSIK Mnl Mnd 45,721 IMM in Sharing is from the State Income Tax and Sales Tax and rrcuCTUr'i Uiiiit'.mtr Piny UK* 2i,IM 2 MM 7.51 Absent: Hone. is based in part on population. The original legisla- :irKUr il Mil PnnuiM ciirln indt 41.121 IIIM Ml her tof That part of the SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 lying ?icti:/fiUMi unit. Curliuur uri ciuiM «5,4N im I.N U 0n 12 t7 lM WHEREAS, this Board of Commissioners has « °^ tion provided for a "mid-census" to be conducted by the .Mtty linctu il Mti rnctu:it MMrU CiiHiur M,MI 42541 i.n Delinauenf Ti u i " " OUt the 1984 east of the oast line of the C k 0 Railroad VO Funi y prelunted: 11 adopted a revenue sharing plan for the years local unit of government and permitting them to apply SytiMi Uilpl IIIMU MnMU 14.171 )7:M i.n cop".!T " f* h.ve right-of-way and southerly of the northerly IMTT )7:M through 1987, and ^ ftlfn«n for a change in their revenue sharing. The Governor has './tun Uilyit JMII Iff i.u 1111 ex line of the former Grand Trunk Railroad M WHBREAS, in accordance with said plan, P° " cut the appropriation for increased revenue sharing from ipr.iu Anlyii Mtll Srtil 11.171 )7: Ml RKSOLUTION DY COMIIISSIONER BUTH right-of-way; Section 14, T9N. R12W. Sparta iMlcr lytuti Pniruur sum UulriM )MM HDI Mt ditures must first be approved by this Board Township. Kent County, Michigan. the budget. yitiu Pntnutr Jim iiyu 21,Ml 17771 Ml 'r>CEUix missloners, and . . A Commissioner Lamoreaux stated that a community's markod Sytuu Prtfriutr llCUtl lit! 27,111 2M2I Ml WHEREAS, there is attached hereto to WHEREAS, the Village of Sparta has filed with population must show a 15 percent increase in the last WHEREAS, in Februarv of IQOI; ir_, * „ 0 d Prwiutr Uilyit Aumi Mitty 25,Ml 2IIM Ml Urctutif lirKtir Jh MiMf If,III 42MI T.lt and made a part hereof, the requests for ®*P " i° the Board of Commissioners a certified copy of the ten years in order to apply for the revenue sharing netriuir Aulyit Jim lirnt 21,721 2):M Ml Uiir.ut hicUiiM linctir 21.511 21141 5.It be authorized at the December meeting of the Kent Couniy increase. dllllttl MMlli uzz.;, r H.: resolution of the Sparta Village Council in which it was Board of Commissioners. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - Page 20 BuSUieSS IS 3 130 yCEr traditiOIl The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 9, 1987 - Page 21

CamtisfioMr Buth stated that the Stat* Senate has restored the provision Cor increased revenue sharing to the Appropriations Bill . It mist now be coordinated with the House and Governor* ''Cut Your Own" Christmas Tree guide: Conwissioner Wilcox reported that an MSU study has Granite Company is rock solid found that the losk of Federal Revenue Sharing is equivalent to millage ranging up to .65 mills. For Kent Michiganitns pining for the County it is equivalent to a loss of .39 Mills. SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN Montague Ph: (616) 894 2020 500 Under Miscellaneous, Cosmissioner Thomas reported perfect" tree to spnice up their CODE trees, $5-$35 Open daily 9 a m • that the Jail Population Nanageswnt Board has met with Its been a tradition in Lowell 1. MATTHES, 13416 Lulu Rd . Ida Ph. homes for the Christmas holi- 5:30 p m. (ABCEFHJKO) Jerome Bush from the National Institute of Corrections. for over 130 years. Along the (313) 269 2668. or 269^244 5.000 A SCOTCH PINE days can select and cut their own 50 HAGEN, 3081 E. Ellis Rd., Muske It was the consensus of the Jail Population Hanagement way. dignity, pnde and personal trees. $12 $65 Open Nov 21. daily B SPRUCE Board that an outside study be conducted in search of by visiting a slate tree farm, re- 9 a m -dark (ABEFGHUKLMNP) C DOUGLAS FIR gon Ph: (616) 865^3827 $12$20 answers to the problem of jail crowding . A nominal attention have become synonym- ports AAA Michigan. 2. GLErS. 3500 Milnes Rd . Hillsdale BALSAM Open Mon Fri 10 a m -5 p m ; Sun group process session will be held to determine specific ous with the Lowell Granite More than 589,000 everg- Ph; (517) 437 2133 4.000 trees. $14 PRE CUT TREES noon 5 p m (ACEHJK) questions to be answered on jail crowding. Company, At 9:45 a.m., Commissioner VanderMolen moved to reens are available for sale at 73 up Open Mon FM 0 a m ^ p m.; OTHER GREENERY 51. CHURCH'S, 182 136lh St, Grant adjourn, subject to the call of the Chairman, and to It was finil started by H.J. En- OTHER TREES Ph: (616) 834 7158 10.000 trees. larms listed in AAA Michigan's Sun. 2 p.m 5 p.m (ABCEFGHI- Thursday, December 31, 1987 at 9:00 a.m. for a Committee glehardl and then purchased in JKM) LARGE TREES $10-$19. Open daily dawndark of the whole Meeting, and to Monday, January 4, 1988 at 1987 Cut-Your-Own Christmas 1982 by Jud Wilterink. who first 3. SPRUCE ACRES. N Lk Wilson & MACHINE CLEANED (ABCEGHJKNO) 9100 a .m . for an Official Meeting . Seconded by Tree Guide. TREE WRAPPING Commissioner Vaughn. became associated with the com- Taylor Rds. Hillsdale Ph (517) 52. HART. 8778 Young Ave.. Rockford Buyers will find tree prices up SAWS PROVIDED Motion carried. pany in 1961. 437 2274 500 trees. $12 $15 Open Ph: (616) 874-6533 2,000 trees slightly from last year, with HOT BEVERAGES Open Nov 27-Dec 21, daily 1 p m • Wiltcnnk. a quiet, proud, dig- Dec 5. 6. 12. & 13. 9 a m 5 p m. SNACK BAR Scotch pines running from $5. 5 p m (ABCEIJK) nified man. has nurtured a great (ABCGHJKO) WAGON RIDES 51 more than in I9H6. Bigger 53 MIDWEST. 11685 Slullz Rd , Rock i. deal of love and fondness for the 4. AREND il, 12870 S M 50. Brook RESERVED TREES .hdiiman trees, such as a Douglas fir or lord Ph: (616) 754-7592 30.000 reputation of fine workmanship lyn Ph: (517) 592 2006 or 332 3426 P SNOWFRESH blue spruce, may reach up to 15.000 trees. $16 up Open daily 10 CERTIFIED trees. $20-$25 Open Sal 8 a.m.- and personal attention that (he dark; Sun. 12 p m dark. (ACEHO) SM). At farms charging by am dark (ABCEFGHIJNOP) Lowell Granite Company has ser- 54 HUTSON'S. 878 N Greenville Rd . height, per-foot prices vary from 5 CHRISTMAS TREE LANE. 4311 viced ihe community with over Fishvllle. Grass Lake Ph; (517) Greenville Ph: (616) 754-4023 52 to S4. ihe years 522-8321. 40.000 trees. $17, Open 1.000 tree* Open daily 9 a m.-7 Those who choose to leave The Lowell Granite Comparn daily 9 a m dark (ABCEFGHJKL) • . • .:•. • • v. • p.m. (ABCEFIKL) their walking shoes and saws at produces cemetery memorials, 6 FODOR S. 3738 Burtch Rd. Grass 55 CRAWFORD. 7840 Briggs Rd. consisting of engraving and de- home will find they can still Lake Ph: (517) 5224982 3.000 N W. Stanton. 1.000 trees Open daily 9 a m -dark (AEFGHIK) livery lo the cemetery within a king home a forest-fresh tree trees. $5-$35 Open Nov 28-Dec 56 BLANDING. 905 Evergreen St.. 50-mile radius of Lowell. Wil- Thirty farms offer wagon rides 22. daily 10 a m^6 p m. (ABCEFG throughout the grounds while 47 HJKLMN) Greenville Ph: (616) 754-3854. lennk emphasises that every 1,000 trees. $8 Open daily 3 p.m.-6 CITY OF LOWELL have pre-cut trees available 7. AREND 12.3512 NottenRd.. Grass © memorial produced gets per- p.m. (AK) Wreathes and other evergreen Lake Ph: (313) 475-7584 30.000 sonal attention Jeff Wilterink. left, and Steve Yendiar. right, do the memorial engraving for the Lowell Granite 57. LENNEMANN'S, 5304 Charles, items are for sale at 34 tree trees. $16 up Open Nov, 27. daily 9 BIDS REQUESTED "The Lowell Granite Com- Company. a m.-5 p.m. (ABCEFHIJKLMN) Ionia. Ph: (517) 85S3634 10.000 farms. pany has the largest display of 8. GREEN TREE. 2233 Oakville Waltz 0 trees. $10. Open daily noon-dark. Some farms have gift shops, memorials of any other company Rd.. New Boston Ph: (313) 654- (AHK) CUT WOOD The Wilterinks have seven 0 in Wesi Michigan.** Wilterink nated with the work. He had tried bols such as religious emblems, entertainment and visits with 6427 or 654 2039 1.000 trees. $20 3# 58 HORROCKS. 1776 N Slate Rd., The City of Lowell Is requesting bids for the pur- Ionia. Ph: (616) 527-0990 5.000 said "Customers prefer and ither fields but chose the Lowell hobbies, and vocations all help children, Brenda, Jerry, Linda. Santa Claus. Open daily noon-dark (ABCGH $ Irees. $9-$35 Open Mon.-Fri. 11 chase of approximately 20 to 25 cord of cut wood. should actually see what they are • iramte Company for various make the memorial more mean- Jim. John, Jack and Jeff. To help buyers select top qual- KLMO) .m.7 p.m.; Sal Sun 9 a m -7 p m. It is expected that the successful bidder will remove reasons. ingful. John and Jeff both work with ity trees, the Michigan Christ- 9. BOUGHAN'S »2. 44020 Hull Rd.. buying." (ABCEGHIKOP) "An opportunity arose, it ap- M their dad. The two sons have mas Tree Association has in- Belleville Ph: (313) 697 9600 or (J) the wood from the Department of Public Works Gar- Wilterink adds that its possi- I hope the growth of the com- 59. SEIDOM REST. 5304 Charles. been a part of the company for itiated the first Michigan Snow- 699-6483 10.000 trees. $15 up ble to buy a memorial from an peared to have a solid future and Ionia Ph: (517) 85S3634 10.000 age Area within 14 days from date of award. Please pany has some limitations so that Open daily 8 a m -5 30 p.m. (AB- 0 agent and only see photos and it helped locate our family in a eight and five years respectively. fresh Christmas Jtcc Program. ©

ministrative Council and also the Lowell High School has been and Sandy Baker have been de- in the 1988 National Merit Schol- Nominating Committee. Ander- nocificd lhal l>eanna Anderson signaled Commended Students arship Program and will receive a Letter of Commendation in rec- son has traveled lo Canada with HEALTH ognition of outstanding Lowell High Scluiol English stu- academic promise. The pnnci- dents to see the Stratford plays By pal, Richard Korb. announced each year since her sophomore Or Paul Gaulhiar lhal these seniors placed in the year. Or Jim Lang lop 50,000 of more lhan one mil- Deanna is working with the lion participants in ihe 33rd an- 4-H club, training a puppy to be S Personal 8 Business S FOR SALES S FOR SALES sCard of ThanksS s FREES nual Merit Program. come a leader dog. She went to l^ike Louise Camp with the In Sandy Baker's past three ESmes I WISH TO THANK - INFANT COLIC - PART II years of Lowell High School, United Methodist Church. She NEED A D.J.7 FOR SALE - 1984 Ford Es- everyone at Cumberland that she has been very involved in is employed part-time as a We play your favorite FREE - older gas boiler, FOR SALE - 1985 Dodge cort. 2 door. Must sell. Call made my stay there from activities. She has been in Inter- cashier at the Family Dollar WOOD CUTTING -1 will cut radiator, baseboard units, music for all occasions Ifedesmsn Wm, V8, au- Paul 897-4153. In today I column we arc continuing our discussion of colic that national Club, debate, and Pep Store in Lowell. your wood, on your land, for November 2 to the 21st so modlnes and lots and lots All types of music to tomatic, power brakes, Ceow4 uas started last week. We will be reviewing ihe theories regarding Band She is the Vice-President Deanna'* parents are Mr. and shares or cash. Will cut any enjoyable, while my mother of plpa. Yours for tha tak- choose from. power steering, excellent it's cause and other practical suggestions in dealing with colic. of both the Student Council and Mrs Jeff Anderson. She plans hardwood. Call 457-2823. was in the hospital ing, currantly In uaa at tha Various theories have been proposed as to the exact cause of to attend Grand Valley State Col- LKt ft Listen condition. Always main- the National Honor Society. C3tfn Royal Clark Lowall Ledger. Call Roger colic. Colic has been attributed to tension in the home, tension in Sandy also has participated in lege and major in Special Educa- Sound Systems tained by Vennen. New FOR SALE-AT AT Merlin C4 at 897-9261 days, or 897- Call. 897-4336 the iiKHher. abnormalities of the infant's gastrointestinal tract, ex- Symphonic Band since her tion. BARTENDING SERVICE - Mlchellns. $6,200.00. Phone System, now in use cessive gas. colon spasm, allergy, sensitivity to cow s milk, incor- A spokesman for National NCTFN 5381 evenings. freshman year. Why bartend, when you are Phone 897-9261 daya, 897- at the Lowell Ledger. Haa I WISH TO THANK - each rect feeding techniques and even hormonal deficiencies When so Baker has been involved with Ment Scholarship Corporation nctfn the host. For Corporate. Bus- 5381 evenings. Ask for up to two lines capacity and every one for all the many different theories are presented it is obvious that we don't her church youth group for the (NMSC)of Evanston. IL. which Roger. with aix estensions. Sys- kindnesses shown me while know what actually causes colic but it is fell lhal several of these past four years. She has traveled conducts the competition, Jim Cook, Jr. iness, Social. Holiday, Pri- nctfn tems includes control unit, in the hospital I find that factors may be present in a colicky baby. Colic probably has more to Hawaii and to Washington pointed out that being designated vate. Wedding and all occa- AUCTIONEER Ave Ave button units, and lhan one cause - it s not locally organic'or emotional Several of D.C. for Girls Stale Nationals. a Commended Student in the sions. Appetizers available people are wonderful I Chrisrmos the factors above combine to create the condition. She has also participated in Ment Program is an accomplish- All Types of Sales on request. Experienced bar- one 34 button unit. Fea- Goldie Clark Communi Lnlortunately. there is no magic cure for colic. The colicky Close Up for three years. Sandy ment of which both the student (616) 897 8872 tenders COCKTAILS WITH FIREWOOD FOR SALE - tures Include: hands free C4 Spirir infant should be thoroughly examined to rule out organic problems works at the Baker Book House and the high school may be espe- CLASS. Call 897-7176. $90 a cord, cut, split, and de- dialing, intercom, confer- Once these have been ruled out. different techniques can be iried part-lime during the school year cially proud High performance C52tfn livered or 8' sections sold by ence, hold, number mem- lo alleviate the infant's distress. and full lime during the summer in this rigorous competition is in- truckload, $70. Call 691- ory, transfer and more. heeding should be done slowly in an upright position followed dicative of exceptional scholas- Sandy's parents are Mr. and 8503. Cost over $3,000.00 three b> burping ihe baby thoroughly. This helps minimize excessive Mrs. Peter Baker She is unde- tic ability, which schools play an BINGO C48tfn years ago. All equipment ia gas caused by swallowing air. Breasi feeding mothers should exper- Every Friday ngit, 730 P.M. Complete Formal cided yet on where she will at- important role m developing. It still state-of-the-art. Cur- iment with their diet. They should eliminate all milk and milk tend college but plans to major is hoped that recognition of these About half as much hot Lowel VFW Hal, Wear Rental rently in use at the Ledger. The Lowell Chamber products for a couple of weeks. Chocolate and fruit in a mother's m psychology. young men and women will add water if used in the aver- of Commerce urges diet have been associated with colic. Some mother's have found East Main Si, Lowel FOR SALE - 1985 Ford Will be available December age shower as in the aver- Deanna Anderson has been in lo their motivation to pursue WEDDINGS OR you to support lhal caffeine, onions, spices or supplemental iron in their diet the International Club, debate, higher education and to become Early Bid Bingo U 6:45 P.M. EXP., 5 speed, bronze, sun- 14. Call Roger at 897-9261 age bath. seemed to precipitate colic, affecting their breasi ted babies. Bottle and annual. She is the President productive adult citizens in a so- PUKJC1MTED ^ roof, AM/FM, 36,500 miles, days or 897-5381 even- your hometown OTHER SPECIAL ^ Dcroicf orfl led babies ma> benefit when sw itched to a soybean-based lormula. Deanna Anderson, left, and Sandy Baker, right, have been of her Youth Group at the Vergen- ciety lhal values talents such as rear window defogger, in- ings. A perfect system for fm HCMTMSV merchants during Many home remedies are available and should be tried Walking nes United Methodist Church. theirs. alde release for hatchback a small business. k OO.M*. m the holiday designated commended students in the 1988 National Merit OCCASSIONS -iMAT"' with the infant, dancing lo loud music or going up and downstairs Scholarship Program. She is also a member of the Ad- LEGION and gas cap. Ruatproofed, nctfn shopping season. may help calm the infant Rocking is another technique that has excellent condition, origi- "The Star Spangled Ban- been used for ages. Many parenis with colicky babies hesitate to OF THE MOOSE nal owner. A real buy at ner," when it was first pub pick up their child for tear lhal this will spoil them. Most pediat- FOR SALE - 1981 Ford Es- Qualify for mathmatics exam Tuesdays $5,000. Ph. Clarksville 693- lished, bore the title "The ricians and family doctors feel lhal you cannot hold your baby loo CLOTHING cort, 56,000 miles, stick shift, 2219. Defense of Fort McHenry ." much and that ihis will not spoil the child. Other techniques lhal clean and mechanically BINGO!! nctfn have been helpful are listed below. to score in the top four percent and juniors: Jennifer Vander- good. Call Paul at 897-4153. Earty Birds 600 P.M. - use an infant earner • body contact and motion are soothing of those taking Part I. Mark and Jeff Zilmer. All four RIDGEVIEW Ceow4 Six Lowell students have qual- - lake the baby for a car ride - ihis is almost always effective of the seniors are presently tak- Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. SHOPPING CENTER FOR SALE - 1978 Ford Ledger Entries... - try a wind-up swing - this allows periods of relative peace ified for Part II. They are seniors: ing calculus at Lowell High 1320 E Fulton Bronco, 4x4, needs body - holding a baby face down with your hand under the abdomen Ken Mulder. Malt Newhouse. School and the two juniors are I TW 2173 W. MAIN ST., repairs, $800.00. Call Paul of 75,50 and 25 Yews Ago while walking Mats Oberg. and Adam Thaler; taking pre-calculus. HIMALAYAN CAT - One 897-4153. - lie ihe baby down on a warm "hot-water" boltle covered with LOWELL year old, spayed, de- a towel so lhal the abdomen is on the boltle Ceow4 clawed, shots. Litter By| • using a stroller or baby carriage BINGO trained. Excellent compan- Every Saturday night Ph. 897-6411 Prise ilia FOR SALE - 1982 Renault ion. Blue eyes, med. length Colic can be survived. Colic is a random condition and should Toys for Tots Lussmyer 7:00 P.M. not be laken personally. Colicky babies are not rejecting their LeCar, stick shift, mechani- hair. Extremely pretty. (616) LOWELL MOOSE BINGO cally fair, body fair. Call Paul 794-1766. parents, hind at leasi an hour a day lhal you can spend away from More than 16.000 children are County. 500 Commerce Build- C4 the baby You should also lake time lo spend with your spouse eligible for toys this holiday sea- ing. Grand Rapids, MI 49503. 1320E FuNon 897-4153. away from the baby. You will return revived and more able to son, and the Marine Corps Re- The official drop-off points Ceow4 handle ihe trying baby. Share your emotions with your spouse and Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M S WANTEDS serve is well into ils annual drive for the toys are: all Burger King TFN friends in similar situations Don't fall into the trap of blaming to help Santa provide those gifts. Restaurants in the Grand Rapids yourself or your spouse for the infant's distress. Remember, colic The kick-off event on November area (Burger King is also selling is a self limited condition lhal will end. Colicky babies will grow 24 at the Amway Grand Pla/a Rodney Reindeer and Friends ts into happy, delightful children just as in those who have never had MONDAYS ELECTRICAL WORK Hotel generated slightly more plush toys and donating I0e on WANTED - Remodeling, colic. lhan 400 toys. Donations of gifts each purchase to Toys for Tots to QutKe-Zk Many fisherman consider the wahoo to be a good sport- new construction, residen- for youngsters through 16 years assist in purchasing gifts for dis- ing fish. Sportsmans Club tial, commercial and indus- 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - DECEMBER 8,1887 Six Lowell High School students scored in the top four percent of age are needed from the com- tribution by the Marines ), Gor- trial. Licensed and In- The Editor predicts 75 houses will be built in Lowell next in Part I of the Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition Exam. munity. The campaign is only man's Furniture of Grand Earty Bird Bingo 6:30 P.M year. They are, front. Matt Newhouse, middle. I to r, Jennifer Vander- ihree weeks long and the last day Rapids, all Meijer stores, sured. Call anytime 676- Regular Bingo 7100 P.M. A new handcar, driven by a gasoline engine at 10-12 miles These patients achieved mark. Ken Mulder, back, Jeff Zilmer, Mats Oberg and Adam for toy collection from the bar- Rogers Department Store. 9574 or 897-8323. HOT LUNCH MENU Oue-Ke-Zik Clubhouse an hour, is the invention of two loma men, Messrs. Doyle and Thaler. All six students will now take part 2 of the exam. rels is December 17. Amway Grand Pla/a Hotel. Nctfn DENTAL HYGIENE EXCELLENCE WEEK OF DEC. 14, 1987 McVean. For those who wish to contrib- Many other businesses are 11400 Foreman Road A hog raised on Jesse Drew's farm at Clarksville dresses For the Month of Nov., 1987 ute. but cannot gel out lo gel a also collecting toys. Look for the In mid-October, 22,306 dents were from Lowell High Lowell, Michigan out at 466 lbs. DR. J.E. REAGAN & DR. R.E. REAGAN toy or gift, the Umled Way of barrels decorated with posters TTN Michigan high school math stu- School. MONDAY Pres. Cleveland and free trade receive knocks from the Kent Couniy has set up a special WANTED -1 Acre parcel or 207 W. Main - Lowell 897-7179 dents look Part I of the Michigan Part II of Ihe exam will be For additional information on editor. Toys for Tots fund. All contribu- large lot within walking dis- Ravioli or burritos, cole slaw or veggie, French bread Mathematics Prize Competition given in December. In order to registration for toys or drop-off 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 12, 1912 tions are tax deductible, and tance of Lowell to place mod- Exam. Thirty-three of these stu- qualify for Pari II, a student had points, please call Toys for Tots w/honey butter, choice of fresh or canned fmit, milk. The Ladies' Literary Club manages four musical numbers, checks should be sent to: Toys ular home. Needed im- Hotline. 363-1699. new novels for roll call, and reports on words, Alaska, par- for Tots, United Way of Kent Business mediately. Please call 897- TUESDAY liamentary usage and state institutions for their bi-weekly 8984 or 897-6915. meeting. Harold Zeigler Ford Is Hot ham and cheese sandwiches or cheeseburgers, ' I S Services NC52tfn The physics class figures bursting pressure of city water 1 • ' i tossed salad w/dressing, fresh peas or com, assorted • I mains to be 57 lbs. per square inch. < I Lowell's Largest < I fruits or pudding, Christmas cookies or bars, milk. The sophomore party at the Maccabee Hall is invaded by 1 1 freshmen, who later must pay 20c each for damage repair. LET RAY TRIM or cut down Pickled egg barons in Chicago withhold the storage eggs Volume Dealer! I! SFORSALES WEDNESDAY from market in hopes of making a kilting, but people refuse Oo your tree the safety way with ' i Chicken patties or sliced roast turkey, mashed potatoes to pay a nickel an egg. 1 i PARTY a cherry picker. 616-794- ' I 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 9,1937 • Hundreds Of New Cars & < I 2499. SEASONED MIXED and gravy or "hash browns", steamed green beans or 1. CASH The annual Christmas concert by the high school orchestra Trucks To Choose From! CTFN HARDWOODS - $85/cord - beets. Hillbilly rolls or bread w/p-nut butter, jello and band will be next Monday. A demonstration of stringed <. <. BAR 2 cord minimum or 1 cord at w/whip or fruit, milk. instruments (violin, viola, cello, bass) will be a special feature. • • $100 - includes delivery. Call • Largest Used Car Inventory '. APPLES, VEGETABLES, Marian Read and Godfrey Heim are held up by gunmen I" i CIDER, ALL VARIETIES 457-2823. at a restaurant near Detroit. The thieves are caught within I SNACKS THURSDAY ' I the hour. In Town! (I ARE READY NOW. - C4tfn < I Tacos w/meat, cheese and lettuce, combread w/honey, Shawn Fairbrother Amy Smit ' I Golden and Red Delicious, An ineligible player on East's football team makes Lowell's < I SERVED <. salad or vegetable, chilled fruits or jello, milk. team the league champions. Jamie Jahnke Trish Roy • Twelve Friendly, Professional I Stark s Splendors, Empires, I A player piano in the WPA sewing room in the Reed block <» Ida Reds, Hollys and Lisa Marker Jessica Gaboon 1 FOR SALE - Xerox model Salesmen To Serve You! 1 BOBBY J mysteriously starts playing during the night, waking nearby (' Jonathans. Visit our new FRIDAY Amber Vasbmder Mike Lotl • I 2380 copier, 11 * 17 - 8 1/2 tenants. A short in the wiring is blamed. ' cider mill. Take home Rob Harrison Stacy Lott I BAND x 11 and 8 1/2 x 14. Over Fishwiches or Red Arrow Sub sandwiches, potato 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • DECEMBER 6, 1962 Serving Lowell Since 1976 1. donuts, caramel apples or Wendi Bruinsma Trent Raab $3,000.00 new, 3 years ago. chips and pickles, soup or salad, fruit or pudding or Police Chief George DeGraw retires. The city buys a new HAROLD pie Apple wood and mixed police cruiser for $1,383. Marci Weeks Tricia Raab Contact: Asking $750.00. Works, but jello, cookies or bars, milk. 11979 E. Fulton hardwood, aged and deliv- Tom Davis makes the All-West Michigan Class B football Luke Hansen may need some service. Doug Ford ered to you. ORCHARD HILL team and receives his award from U of M s Bump Elliot. Lowell, Ml 897-8431 Phone 897-9261 days, or Bob Ford Derek Bardaville ZEIGLER Gasoline thieves cut James Roberts' hose, which drains HOURS FARMS, Clarence Klahn, Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary Moratoy ll WMnPitUy B IQam 9 Ul|un LOWELL V.F.W. for 897-5381 evenings. Ask for 242 gallons from his full tank, but apparently panic and leave, Zach Beachum Jerrod Bardaville Tuevtoy. ThmvUy fl I mUy B IQWII Ga^wn 9896 Cascade Rd., Lowell. 85^, Middle and Senior High 90^. S«iuid«v B 4 OH-n Roger. casting aside the gas can. FORD Phone 868-7229. Reservations, 897-5811 , nctfn Mary Monroe receives the D.A.R. Good Citizen award. I*********************** C46TFN 3rd graders offer musical

cations. The Senate has lo approve the Krause changes made by the House The legislation also stipulates that the site would have to be at u least 10 miles from any of the at the Great Lakes, unless it is located Vic Krause at or adjacent to one of Michi- 19th Dtstnct gan's existing five nuclear power House State Representative plants Members of Michigan's in- The Stale House cleared the Authoritv which will be responsi- terstate compact include Iowa, last Nu-ek lor Miehigan'sde- ble for choosing three possible Indiana. Missoun, Minnesota, Mgnation as the Midwest's first sites b\ June I. I9HK The final Ohio, and Wisconsin. We were 0 low-level raJioactive waste dis- selection must be made by Sep- chosen by the compact to host p*>sal site It passed legislation tember I. Ml the site, because Michigan cur- to regulate the handling and stor- The House also voted to give rently generates about one-third age of the waste, and to define the Legislature the final say in of the approximate 200,000 the state's obligation under a where to locate the radioactive cubic feet of low-level waste seven-state pact which picked waste disposal site The Legisla- from this seven-state region. Michigan as the host stale last ture would have 30 days after a Each stale or compact must June site had been selected to cither have an area ready lo accept low- The legislation created the approve il, reject it. or choose level radioactive wastes by 1993. Lou-Level Radioactive Waste between one of two alternate lo-

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