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Lowell Readers Since 1893 Volume 10, Issue 26 May 14, 1986 Fires ravage two Lowell homes

The Lowell Rre Department was called out to two major fires last. Rre completely destroyed the Margaret Nowicki residence at 10712 Bennett Rd. on Friday, May 9. The residents ahd left the house at about 9:45 p.m., and the Lowell Rre Department re- ceived a call an hour later at 10:45. LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL SPRING CONCERT The fire apparently had a good start, as the firemen spotted The Lowell High School Music Department will hold their heavy smoke while in route and Spring Concert on Thursday, May 15, at 7:00 p.m. in the High still a considerable distance School Gym. Admission is free and all are invited for a night of away. great music. Lowell Rre Chief Frank Mar- tin called in assistance from Ada DID YOU KNOW. . . and Cannon Townships, but the two story farm house was too far High student attendance has improved over the past years due gone, despite the efforts of the to the new attendance policy instituted in 1984; in fact, excessive three departments the house absences have been reduced by 54% in one yeai. Lowell Senior burned to the ground. Martin es- High has a very active Student Teen group called Teens Involved, timated the damage at $70,000. who are concerned with substance abuse awareness and prevention No cause has yet been deter- among their peers. mined, but insurance inves- Fire completely destroyed the Margaret Nowicki residence at 10712 Bennet Rd. last week. tigators are still looking into the ADULT ED GRADUATION CEREMONY matter. to assist Alto with a fue at the determined origin caused about the fue was reported at 9:09 p.m. On Tuesday, May 6 the Low- Darwin LaLone residence at $20,000 in smoke and water The fire remains under investiga- The public is cordially invited to attend Lowcty Community ell Rre Department was called 11888 Cascade Rd. A fire of un- damage. No one was home when tion. Education s adult graduation on May 22, 7:30 p.m., in the Lowell Middle School's cafetorium. The Community Band will perform, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Guest speaker for the ceremony will be Suzanne Geha, WOTV-S News. Artrain will feature resident artists When Artrain 1986 is on the MEMORIAL DAY PARADE INFORMATION tracks in Lowell May 24-29 there will be more than just finished Monday, May 26,1986 beginning at 9:30 a.m., Parade particip- works of art. Besides the five ants will convene at Richards Park (third block north of the traffic galleries of art by America's best- light on Hudson Street). Parade will continue south on Hudson known Pop artists and Photo- Street to Main Street, East on Main Street and will stop at the Rat Realists, there will be real live River Bridge for a Floral Tribute, Prayer and Gun Salute. Parade working artists in the Studio Car. will then continue east to Monroe Street, North on Monroe Street TWo artists, Artrain's own resi- to the Oakwood Cemetery for Memorial Services. Participants of dent ceramicist and painter, the Parade are requested to be at the Park by 9:00a.m. for line up. travel with the train. In addition, Anyone interested in being in the Memorial Day Parade, please however, the local sponsor is re- contact the Parade Marshall, John Stinson at 897-7318 before May quired to have one or two area 23rd. artists to demonstrate during each three hour shift. Terri LOTTERY DINNER IS CANCELLED Harper, LAAC member, has been hard at work preparing an A special fund raising lottery dinner slated for Saturday, May 24 impressive list of people to de- has been cancelled. The fund raiser was being planned by the monstrate their skills. Lowell Moose Lodge as pan of the WCUZ/Budweiser Showboat The Artrain will be open to Weekend. Organizers claim that a lack of interest in the $50.00 the public from 12 noon to 8 p.m. per ticket function brought about the decision to cancel. To date, during the Memorial Day other weekend activities are still scheduled to go ahead as planned. Weekend, Working the three The auction sponsored by the Rat River Antique Mall will be held shifts each day will be: Saturday at the southwest comer of Broadway and Main, not in the Showboat - Margaret Bulgarella, water- Amphitheatre as reported in last week's Ledger, color, Donna Kemper, drawing; and Joan Huffman, printmaking; Children learn about shaping clay on a potter's wheel in Artain's Studio Car. ANOTHER ANNIVERSARY THIS WEEK with Mary Doezema spelling the Photo by Jim Dunn, bureau County Republican, Princeton. IU. Artrain potter for one shift; Sun- be George Loudon, spinning; glass; Don Frisch, origami: and mation as to the times of these Heritage Meat Mmarket is celebrating its third anniversary with day • Margaret Bulgarella, pas- Rose Roberts, textiles; Karen Jan Johnson, watercolor; with demonstrations can call the Low- its annual outdoor Barbeque on Thursday, Friday and Saturday tels; Walter DeRooy, mobiles; Lambert, drawing; with Pam Harry Booth filling in for the pot- ell Area Arts Council Center be- from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. each day. Customers can feast on and Beth Ann Kelley taking the Hemmes taking the pottery shift. ter. tween 12 noon and 5 p.m. at 897- specially priced hot dogs, hamburgers and homemade Polish saus- pottery shift; Monday - Evelyn On Thursday will be Ann Haven, Those desiring specific infor- 8545. ages. There are also in-store specials throughout the three days of Marron, textiles; Jan Upp, water- festivities. color; and sitting in for the potter on his day off. George DeVries. Mayor's Exchange Day is Monday POPPY SALES THIS WEEKEND Terri Harper, and Chris Van- Antwerp. As part of Michigan Week ac- and her husband. Robert, will and Music. A reception with visit here. The Women's Auxilliary of the Gark-Ellis Post 152 of the On Ibesday, Wednesday, and tivities the cities of Lowell and Councilmen Charles Doyle. Jack While in Lowell, City Man- American Legion and members of the flat River Post of Veterans Fhursday, May 27-29, the Art- Algonac will exchange mayors Fonger and Dean Collins and ager Ray Quada and a delegation of Foreign Wars will be selling commemorative poppies around rain will be open from 9 a.m. to on Monday, May 19. Algonac their wives will be held at Deer of Councilmen and other city of- Lowell on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 15, 16 and 17. 2 p.m. for school tours and from is a community of 4,400 on the Run Golf Club in the evening. ficials will lead the Algonac con- Proceeds from the sale of these poppies will be used to aid hos- 5 to 8 p.m. for the public. Work- cast side of the state. It is billed Presidents of various Lowell ser- tingent on a tour of the city that pitalized veterans, disabled veterans and other veteran relief cam- ing on Ibesday will be Jeanne as 'The Venice of Michigan" be- vice clubs will also be in atten- will include various city opera- paigns. Remember, proceeds aid veterans who served to keep our Laird, calligraphy, Kitty Bek, cause of its location on the shores dance. tions such as the water treatment country free. Please be generous with your contribution, and wear textiles; and Foster Willy, of Lake St. Clair. Lowell Mayor While in Algonac. the Lowell plant, D.P.W. Garage. City your poppy proudly. sculptor, with Joshua Weld re- James Maatman. his wife. group will tour the Jr. High lieving the potter. Also all day Cathy, Councilman William Hall, Sewer Treatment Plant, School. Action Marine, The Al- etc. The tour will also include a VARSITY SOFTBALL ON CABLE TV Ibesday there will be demonstra- Thompson with his wife. Helen, gonac Harbor Club and enjoy a tions by Ihe Flat River Wool Craf- and D, P.W. Director Tony stop at C.J. Christoff and Sons luncheon onboard a boat .while as well as an aerial tour of the The Lowell vs. Rogers varsity girls softball game will be shown ters. Working on Wednesday will Siciliano and his wife, Diane, touring the city from the St. Clair ity in planes furnished by the on Lowell Cable TV's public access channel 2 on Wed., May 14 will travel to Algonac for the River. Grand Rapids School of Bible at 3 p.m., Thurs., May 15 at 4 p.m.. Fri., May 16 at 7 p.m. and day. Algonac Mayor James R. Sat., May 17 at 10 a.m. PRECISION & FASHION Steinmetz with his wife. Tracie, Appointments not always HAIRSTYLING - For both Mayor Pro-tem Robert J. Mar- needed at Vanity Hair Fash- men and women. Man's World tin, his wife. Mary Ann. and We deliver 7 days a week 4 • ions, Open six days Lowell. continued on the bock page Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. Councilperson Pamela J. Wall 8 p.m. Heritage Meat Market 897-7506. Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 14, 1986 • Page 2 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 14, 1986 - Page 3 Local high school students Obituaries Coming Events MCINTYRE - Mr John C. Methodist Chuivh of Lowell of- offici«ui|. Emomhtncm CW.| to appear on national television Mclntyre. aged 71, of Cedar Ikiming Intermeni in Chapel Hill Mausoleum Notices In the Ledger's THUR., MAY 15: Cub Scout TUE., MAY 20:7:30 p.m. An- Lowell, will be held Men., Spring^, formerly of RcKklord. Hill Memorial Gardens "Coining Events" are free Pack 3188 Pack meeting nual meeting of the Alton June 16 thlough Fri., June cozy corner UP by R J R Nabisco. Inc. and Thirteen Grand Rapids hi^h ot gnm mg druj* ahuse problems died Fnda>. May 9, 1986 Mr. P of charge to any non-profit outdoors at Boy Scout Cabin Church Society wiH be held 20, 6:30-8:30 p.m. This >vh»H>l Mudcnix will partkipaie in Amencan and some pi>ssihle The Du Pont companx will air Mclntyre was a graduate of Low- The Swiia government i organization In the Lowell, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Alton Bible Church, year's theme Is "Ways Bible in a national telex iMon program, solutions. The Grand Rapids stu- at 10:00 a.m. EST Students MANCIU - Mr Charles Man s ell High School, a retiree of charging that acid ram and Ada, Alto, and Saranac Awards and graduation of People Lived," The evening airing: Saturdax (Max 10) being dents will be able to question from Maine and New Jerse) w ill clu. aged 59. of Lowell, passed by Roger Brown Redco Co.. and a member of other air pollutants have ln WED., MAY 21: The Alto sessions will provide special prodiked hx Close I p Rninda* John Cusack. chief of staff of also particpate in the session. away Friday. May 9,1986 at But- area. We prefer such Tiger Cub and Webelos. Bostwick Lake Congregational creased the potiibilitics of lion. the Select Committee on Nwvo- The students include Ed Ray terworih Hospital He is sur- aN notices to be kept brief and Public invited. Garden Club will take a trip classes for children, youth Casey's eleventh birthday was a couplc of weeks ago. As the Church. He is survived by his alanthes and landslides The NVmmute telecast w ill air tics Abuse and Control and and Patrick Scott of Northview vived by his wife. Ann; children, ms to be submitted by mail, to Sassafras Hutch, 1188 ahd adults. Each evening "Birthday Pig", I was put in charge of selecting a gift What, wife. Virginia; his brother. Eldon International Wiidiif nationallx on the C-SPAN cable Cortlin Mallox. metnuorrespon High School: Mike Pitcher and Mrs Edward (Karen) Christen- c but will accept notices by FRI., MAY 16: Fish Dinner Sandybottom, Greenville, there will be group singing, you've never heard of the Birthday Pig? Well, since my kids were Mclntyre; his brothers-in-laws magazine Declining tnt neixxork to 23 million hinise- dent for the Washington Post John Brandhorst of Grand Haven sen of Sparta. Mr. Chris Manciu phone at 897-9261. by Masonic Lodge #280 In- Ml, Meet to share a ride at Individual classes, refresh- old enough to know of such things as Santa Glaus, Easter Bunny and their wives. Wendell and Syl- countt. due to air polluilon ht»lds xxin?d to receive C-SPAN. The C-SPAN pn>gram. sup- High School: Lisa Dowhan. of Olympta. WA. Mrs. James volved Chapter 202 Order of Mabel Bergy's 11495 60th ments for all and planned and the Tooth Fairy, there has also been a Birthday Pig. The big via Miller, Gerald and Jean Mil- probleim. provide fewer naiu The profram w ill he a discussion ported through grants to CLOSE Missy Wells. Catherine Salazar. (Elaine) Gibbs of Orleans, Ml. St, Alto, We will leave at recreation for children. Fri- jovial fellow supposedly comes snorting into the house with their ler; several nieces and nephews ral barriers against heau WOMEN OF THE MOOSE the Eastern Star are having and Tammy York of Grandville Mrs Richard (Sharon) Treviio of presents while they are sleeping. At twelve and eleven. I don t Interment Chapel Hill Memorial snows and rains. ^ Chapter night meeting is held Baked Cod, and Fried Smelt, 10:00 a.m. day will be a potluck supper High School: Mary Albers of Lowell. Mr. Dale (Colleen) think they seriously believe in any of these magical characters Park. "the first Monday of each with baked potato, cole slaw, for families and presentation South Christian High School; Green of Grand Rapids. Mr, anymore, but it is still fun to try to convince them that the Birthday WED., MAY 21: The Lowell and Sandy Baker. Christy Mel- Terry (Sheila ) Richards of Ada; YOU NAME IT...Phon#pad month, at 8 p.m. dinner roll, pie and beverage. of awards. All children, youth MYERS - Mrs Mabel Myers Pig is a real character. lon. Rebecca Dine, and Nancy 17 grandchildren and seven fOCjry list, score Price is $3.50, Served from Garden Lore Club will meet and adults of the Lowell area of Lowell passed a viy Sunday, I don't remember how the Birthday Pig got started, but since it Kwant of Lowell High School great-grandchildren. Funeral Ser- doodto pads, notes for WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Ada at 1KX) at 612 N. Monroe with are invited to be a part of May 4. 1986 at the age of 86. was my idea. I'm still in charge of birthday gifts. The Birthday They are in Washington for a vices were held Monday. May Mom, whatever Ledoer Business Meeting is held the Masonic Lodge Temple, .Mrs. Violet Miller Hostess. 1986 V.C.S.! For more infor- IN THE She is survived by her son. Bruce Pig hates shopping for Terese. He doesn't mind shopping for week long government studies 12 at the Roth-Gerst Chapel, Scratch Pads .re 75c^ third Monday of each month, comer of Branson and Ada Del Driftmeyer co-hostess. mation. please call 897- Myers of Grand Rapids: three Angie, as long as it is for a new bicycle or radio or toy. No clothes educational experience which with Rev. Rick Upchurch of the pound. Grand Vallev 5936, 9-4:00 daily. shopping for the Birthday Pig. The Birthday Pig loves shopping grandchildren; six great-grand- at 8 p.m. Drive. Reservations ap- gives them the opportunity to Church of Nazarene of Lowell Ladgar, 105 N. Broadway for Casey most of all. There are hundreds of great toys out there children. Funeral Services were preciated, Call 676-2713 or THUR., MAY 22: Lowell learn first hand the issues and that are just perfect for eleven year old boys and 36 year old SERVICE held Wednesday, May 7 at the EVERY MONDAY Ar- 676-1120. Area Singles meet 7:30 p.m. processes of government, by JUNE 19: All Centers' Picnic Birthday Pigs. Roth-Gerst Chapel, with Rev. rowhead Senior Men's Golf First United Methodist bringing them face-to-face with sponsored by Community Ed This last time around I looked at models, electric trains. BB David Hagens of the First Con- twill start. FRI., MAY 16: The Alto Church of Lowell. Speaker law- and policy-makers at a park to be named later. guns, skateboards, bicycles, radio-controlled cars and dozens of gregational Church officiating. Friends of the Library wHI be on elementary car care or Armx National Guard Pxt. of Garx L. English of 480 Ab- Close Up Foundation annually Plan to attend. Transporta- other great gifts. The Birthday Pig was in Hog Heaven Interment Oakwood Cemetery. THURSDAYS Farm market sponsoring a program on Fly "Now That You've Found the Cmdx J Sturdax ant. daughter of rahams of Grattan. Ml. and Alice brings approximately 25.000 tion available. I finally settled on a radio-controlled dune buggy I always Shirlex M. and Darrell E. Sturda- high school students, teachers • starting May 1. every Thurs- Fishing at 7:30 p.m. In the Hood Latch.,,What Then?" thought of radio-controlled toys as little cars and trucks that were J. Anderson of 1267 Valley Vista. NOTEWARE - Mrs Marian E xent of 9224 Hastings Road. and older Americans to the na- HEALTH day at 9 a.m. Fresh Produce Bowne Township Hall, Wade SAT., AUGUST 16: The meant for use indoors. The ones I had seen would just putt along Lowell, has graduated from Air Noteware passed away Ibesday, Clarksville. Michigan, has tion's capitol for week long semi- - good prices. Lowell Nature Seetey of Thoniappie Ovts SAT., MAY 24: The Artrain. 1941 Graduating class of and could be steered around objects such as chairs and table legs. Force basic training at Lackland May 6. 1986. She was preceded graduated from the U.S. Armx nars on national and interna- By Shop will be giving a video Michigan's traveling art Godwin High School, Grand These dune buggys that are available now scream along at about Air Force Base. TX. in death by her husband, George Pantry, 219 W. Main. material control and accounting tional issues. This y .-ar over 500 Dr. Paul Qftuthtor museum, will be in Lowell, Rapids, will have their first twenty miles per hour on pavement. With their sophisticated sus- During the six weeks of train- H. a son-in-law. Earl W. (Bill) presentation and answering specialist course at Fon Lee. Va. students from Michigan will par- pension systems they can take off across lawns, chasing dogs and ing the airman studied the Air Burger Jr. Survived by her Dr. Jim Lang questions. Anyone In- May 24 through May 29, reunion on August 16, at the T1* six-week course consisted ticipate in the Washington ses- QUA-KE-ZIK terrifying robins as they go. The Birthday Pig just had to have one. Force mission, organization and daughter, Mrs. Munel M terested is invited to attend, Hours Memorial Day Ramada Inn, 255 28th of procedures for receiving, stor- sions. SPORTSMEN'S CLUB The Birthday Pig could hardly wait for the big day. When customs and received special Burger of Grand Rapids: grand- SHIN SPLINTS Weekend, May 24, 25 and Street, S.W. Grand Rapids, ing and shipping, plus prepara- training in human relations a meets every 2nd and 4th Casey's birthday finally came, we assembled the dune buggy, and son and his wife. Paul W. and With the onset of warmer weather, and more people taking to SAT., MAY 17: LoweU Area 26, are Noon to 8:00 p.m. Michigan, All graduates and tion for storage and handling of In addition, airmen who com- The domestic duck count is Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the took it outside for a test run. We flipped on the switches and I Susan Burger of Lowell; one the streets to jog. it's appropnate to discuss a very common runner s Singles family day picnic at Hours Tuesday through non-graduates are invited. supplies plete basic training earn credits Club building at 11400 Fore- took the controls for the trial run. You know, just to make sure way down, by about one-third. niece. Barbara Kaye of Lansing; injury...shin splints. She is a 1985 graduate of Fallasburg Park (lower level Thursday, May 27, 28 and Call 534-4424 or 530-0460 everything was working properly. The dune buggy tested out okay. toward an associate degree Drought and rapid loss of their one cousin. Betty VanZoeren of "Shin Splints" is a term used to describe several different con man Road, LoweU. Lakewood High School. Lake through the Community College near swings) beginning at 29, wHI be 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 (Grand Rapids) or write Forward, reverse, left and right all seemed to be in working order, wetland habitat to fanners and Grand Rapids. Funeral Services ditions affecting the lower leg. A patient suffering shin splints will Odessa. Michigan of the Air Force. 2:30 p.m. Bring own table p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 Madeiyn Drowne Roberts, so away we went. The buggy went about ten feet, then went totally energy companies are the main were held Friday. May 9 at usually describe a painful sensation occuring along the inner, for- EVERY THIRD THURSDAY He is a 1985 graduate of Low- senrice and a dish to pass or p.m. 28C1 Bluewater Lane, out of control, running in reverse at full speed across two yards. reasons, reports National O'BrienGerst Chapel. Rev. Will- ward portion of the lower leg between the ankle and knee The Pack Meeting, Cub Scout Airman JamesG. English, son ell Senior High School. burgers or hot dogs. Fun, The Artrain will be located Grandville, Michigan, 49418, It finally crashed into a tree and broke its rear bumper. Our spirits Wildlife magazine. iam Amundsen of First United pain usually starts dunng early training periods or when a runner Pack 3188 will meet at Run- on the tracks south of the We are still looking for Ruth were as broken as that bumper. increases his/her usual weekly mileage. Pain is due to inflammation ciman School, beginning at sunburn and sore muscles are the order of the day. comer of Main Street (M-21) Morse (Routsaw), Further testing showed that the buggy and transmitter worked of the area where the posterior tibial muscle attaches to the tibial 7:00 p.m. This is a family and South Hudson, Park at just great, until the buggy got about ten feet away from the trans- bone. Sometimes actual tearing of this attachment may occur event. Future activities will mitter. The system is supposed to have a range of up to 500 feet. M SAT., MAY 17: Cub Scout the LoweU Area Arts Council Several other problems may lead to Shin Splints" such as inflam Abe discussed and awards I took it back to the store the next day, and a test with a different mation of the membrane covering the bone or even a small stress Pack 3188 and Explorers Center, 149 S. Hudson. For presented. WHISPER - If you're 65. We transmitter proved that ours was faulty. The store owner at the Need A Loan? fracture of the tibial bone itself. Shin splints can be a frustrating Bike Rodeo starts at 12:30 exhibition information, call won't tell. We'll just give Hobby Stop went above and beyond the call of retailing by replacing injury to a runner because of its prolonged nature and tendency to the Lowell Area Arts Council THE RECYCLE CENTER at p.m. to 4:00 p.m, Bushnell you a buck off the regular the faulty transmitter and broken body with parts from another kit. relapse. The intensity of pain can vary from mild tenderness during school parking lot. Test your at 897-8545, subscription pricel Call Eberhard's parking lot is That night the car ran beautifully. The Birthday Pig was elated, exercise to constant aching even during rest skills, leam safety tips, have 897-9261, Grand Valley not to mention Casey. Because shin splints are due to a broad range of injunes. treat open for bottles, tin cans, THUR., MAY 29: Lowell we've Got your bike inspected. Win Ledger. Yes. Casey did get a few turns at the controls with his new toy. ment is varied and is not always completely effective. The priman aluminum, newspaper, and Area Singles meet 7:30 p.m, prizes for your skills or just treatment is rest. Unless the injured site is adequately rested, rein- brown paper bags. for "Get Acquainted Coffee' come and have fun. jury will occur leading to further disability. Depending on the at Paul's Showboat restau- You Covered. severity of the injury running should be discontinued at least one THE LOWELL COMMU- rant. MON., MAY 19: Attention week to several weeks. Cardiovascular fitness can be maintained NITY BAND will rehearse the American Legion Members dunng this time by performing another activity such as biking or 02nd and 4th Monday of each JUNE 5: Class of 1926, Low- of Post 152, Due to the swimming. Local heat should be applied using a moist compress month at 7:30 p.m. in the ell High School, 60th reunion or soaking in a tub. Fourth Monday being Memo- Lowell High School band June 5, Deer Run Golf Club. In some cases use of an arch support may provide some relief rial Day, this month the Post Luncheon buffet 12:30, fol- room. Aspirin or other anti-inflammatory medications may be taken to will hold this month's meeting lowed by cake, coffee and decrease the inflammation at the site of injury. Strapping of the at 8:00 p.m. All Veterans conversation at Schneider involved area has its proponents but its effectiveness is limited TUES., MAY 13: Friends of wishing to be In the Memorial Manor lounge. Cost, in- Some runners will find relief by running on soft areas such as the Alto Library will be having Day Parade please he at the cludes tip and tax, $7.75 per grass or rubben/ed tracks. a flower and book sale from VFW Post at 307 E. Main be- person. Classes of 1925 and In summary, the Shin Splint" is a nagging injury of man\ 1:00 • 8:00 p.m. Geraniums, tween 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. 1927 plus earlier grads are causes that is most appropriately treated with adequate rest fuchasias, and sunshine im- ^jatiens will be available In 4 invited. Reservations, ac- TUE., MAY 20: 6:30 p.m. companied by check, to Ray wwh pots. Alto PTC Potluck Dinner, fol- Borgerson, 502 N, Hudson, lowed by Business meeting, WED., MAY 14: Lowell Lowell, Ml 49331 by May 22. and election of officers. Bring WAS NOW HOT LUNCH MENU Women's Club Annual table service and a dish to Spring Luncheon will be held JUNE 16-JUNE 20: The an- 1984 F-150 4x4 $8,995 $7,495 pass consisting of a dessert, • Auto Loans WEEK OF MAY 19, 1986 at 12:00 at the First United nual summer Vacation 1982 Escort, 2 door 2,495 1,995 salad, or main dish. Bever- j. f . Methodist Church of Lowell, Church School, sponsored • Home Loans ages provided. No babysit- 1985 Ranger Pickup 7,995 6,995 Cost $4.50, "Armchair Cruise by First United Methodist MONDAY ting available. 1984 Chrysler Laser 7,995 6,995 to Hawaii, presented by Bob Church, 621 E, Main Street, • Education Loans Fruit Juice, Pizza w/meat and cheese, carrot sticks Boyer, G.R. Board of Educa- 1977 Merc. Marquis 10,995 9,995 • Personal Loans or salad or veggie, fruit orjello or pudding, milk. tion travel expert. Reserva- 1979 Buick Skyhawk 2,395 1,895 • Loans for any TUESDAY tions by May 7th to Calling The 1984 Chevy Impala 8,995 7,695 Ground Steak or Fish Wedges, mashed potatoes or Committee, Grand 1979 T-Bird 2,495 1,895 worthwhile rice and gravy, steamed green beans or carrots. WED., MAY 14: Snow 1981 Chevy Pickup 4,295 3,495 Hillbilly rolls and honey butter, jello w/whip or purpose U.M.W. will serve a turkey 1985 Escort, 2 door 5,695 5,195 fruit, milk. and dressing dinner at the Valley Ledger 1983 Escort Station Wagon 4,195 3,495 Come m, well netp you get the financing WEDNESDAY Snow Christian Center, 3211 1981 Citation, 2 door 2,395 1,895 vou need At low Dank rates Well also C heeseburgers or Hot Dogs, potato chips and pick- Snow Ave., beginning at 5:30 1982 Dodge Colt 2,695 1,995 arrange a monthly payment p(an to suit les, soup or salad or vegetable, fruit crisp or fruit, p.m. Public invited^ your budget So make your plans, then see (USPS 453-830) us When you need a loan, we've got you milk. is published weekly for $7,50 a year in Kent Harold Zeigler Ford will sell all Advertised Cars & Trucks covered! ATHUR., MAY 15: Past Mat- THURSDAY rons of Cyclamen Chapter County, $10.00 a year outside the county by the at or below Advertised Price - Also we have a good facos or Burritos, Jonny cake w/honeyt salad or #94 OES will meet at the Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N, selection of As Is Cars & Trucks vegetable, assorted fruits or jcllo, millu home of Sandra Coswell at Broadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. Your neighborhood 1:30 p.m. STATE FRIDAY ROGER K. BROWN Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, tossed salad w/drcs- EDITOR & PUBLISHER bank for 50 years." THUR., MAY 15: Lowell sing, buttered mixed vegetable or beets, cookies Area Singles presents Patti (616)897-9261 SAVINGS or bars, milk. Gunn from Grand Rapids Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan Harold Zeigler Price oi lunches to students includes milk. Junior College speaking on Published Every Wednesday "Self Esteem," 7:30 p.m. First Elementary 85

H««mitra/Ross to w«d in August Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. May 14. 19W - Page 4 Engagement told Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 14, 1986 - Pafe S Softball even in league play •t Area young people can attend 4-H Exploration Days Doyle plans Duinc and Arlcnc Lambert of of 3435 Chamberiain S.E. in 908 Lincoln Lake N.E., Lowell Grand Rapids On Monday Lowell Varsity of action. In the first inning Ro- mined 18 errors for the three Kent County young people people the opportunity to choose options will give participants the are proud to announce the engag- Debra is a graduate of Softball team traveled to gers scored four times but two games while only collecting 9 who want to be part of an action- from approximately 200 learning opportunity to explore govern- wedding for June Caledonia High School and Kenowa Hills and rode home a runs were unearned In the hits. Michelle Tousignaut ment of their daughter Debra packed three-day learning ex- options. ment and citizenship and leam Kay to Brian A. Broekema of Brian ii a graduate of Ottawa 6-5 victor. The game played in Arrow half of the first Lowell gathered three of the nine hits perience can attend 4-H Explora- 'The purpose of 4-H Explora- ways to make a difference in Grand Rapids. Hills High School and Daven- strong winds saw the Red Arrows scored five times but all of them Megan Kirby smashed a triple tion Days. June 18-20 at Michi- tion Days is to give young people their communities. The groom elect's parents arc port College rally for four runs in the sixth were unearned Rogers scored and Dianna Miller a double The gan Slate University. a chance to increase their skills A grand finale picnic, special Howard and Maxine Broekema An August 9. 1986 wedding inning to take the lead 6-5. after two more times in the second and Red Arrows record now stands The theme for this year's event and knowledge in a particular surprise entertainment at the i is planned. trailing 5-2. Base hits by Dianna Lowell scored one to tie the score at 10-9 for the year. is ' ^H - An Adventure in Lib- subject area,'* says Pat Tblle, Wharton Center, recreational ac- Miller. Deb Crawford, Ronnie at 6 all. The Hawks scored three erty," and it will offer young Kent County Extension 4-H • tivities and seminars arc other 4- Watrous, and Linda Keim. along in the fifth and two in the seventh Youth Agent. "Learning options H Exploration Days highlights with two Knights errors, helped to lead 12-9 going into the Red range from TV and radio produc- The three-day event will at- spark the rallyed. Miller. Watrous Arrow seventh. The Arrows, for tion to veterinary science, com- tract more than 3.000 Michigan and Megan Kirby all had two hits the second time in a week, rallied J.V. Baseball update modity marketing, aerobic exer- 4-H members and leaders For each, Michelle McGee allowed for four runs to snatch victory cise, computer programming more information and to sign up just four hits. She walked seven from defeat. Dianna Miller's sac- Lowell va. Sparta The Red Arrows then and clowning." for 4-H Exploration Days, con- and struck out four. Her record rifice fly with Megan Kirby on In the first game of a twin bill, capitalized on a Kenowa error In celebration of the 100th tact Pat Tolle at the Kent County now stands at 2-0 in league play. third was the game winning RBI the Spartans beat the Red Arrows and picked up two more runs in birthday of the Statue of Liberty, Cooperative Extension Service On Wednesday Lowell evened Michelle McGee picked up the 5-3. Mike Rivers provided more the bottom of the second inning. several activities and learning office, or call 774-3265. its league record at 4-4 by defeat- victory upping her record to 4-0 of Lowell's offensive punch Todd Noskey found himself on ing EGR 15-8. The win also gave in league play. going 2 for 4 and driving in 2 1st after the Kenowa Hills mis- Lowell a split in the series be- In the nightcap Micky De- runs. Pitcher Tom Summerfield cue. and was advanced to second Fasten sausagas together on a meat skewer before fry- Sandra Lynn Hecmstra and Jeffrey P. Ross tween the two teams A big seven nman threw a two hitter but two took the loss for Lowell. when Nick Tap drew a walk. ing—one flip with a spatula turns them all, and you cut run first in which the first six Red Arrow errors, in the fourth In the second game. Lowell Both runners then scored when down on spattering. An August 2, 1986 wedding Tom and Eileen Ross of 3773 hitters scored was the key to the inning, the only two of the game, came back from a 2-0 deficit in Paul Stroosnyder singled to is planned for Sandra Lynn Alden Nash also of Lowell. game. Dianna Miller's three run proved fatal to the Red Arrows. the 5th inning to earn a split with make the score 4-1. Heemstra to Jeffrey P Ron. Sandra graduated from Lowell home run was the big blow of the The two errors allowed two runs Sparta The Red Arrows picked Kenowa managed to score 2 The bride's proud parents are High School and Chic University inning. Miller banged out three to score and gave Rogers a 3-2 up I run in the bottom of the 5th runs of their own the very next Jane and Wendell Heemstra of of Cosmetology Jeffrey is also of the Red Arrow eight hits and lead. Char Hickney scattered when Mike Geisert scored on inning to make the score 4-3. 11051 Potters Road in Lowell a graduate of Lowell High collected 6 RBIs for the day. The eight Red Arrow hits in holding Bart Olin's single. Still trailing From that inning on. good de- Cars - Trucks • Vans • Cycles while Jeffreys proud parent's are School. Pioneers made it close in the Lowell to it's second lowest run by a run and running out of day- fense from both sides stopped fourth as they scored five times production of the year. Dianna light. Lowell came to the plate any further scoring. to bring the score to 9-7. The Miller collected two hits, a triple one last time, - The Lowell JV's secured the We Have Them Arrows then scored two in the and single, while Freshman Dan Schmidt lead off with a win by turning a double play in fifth and four in the sixth to put Michelle Tousignaut. just ele- single and advanced to 2nd when the 7th inning to nullify the tying Homespun the game on ice. Michelle vated from the J.V, team, Matt Pranger was hit by a pitch. run from third base Paul Stroosnyder, running for $5000 & Over 1 McGee picked up her second win smashed a pair of singles. Low- 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 15,500 of the week and brings her record ell's record now stands at 5-5 in Schmidt was then picked off 2nd Lowell vs. East Grand Rapids Karen Marie Doyle and David Eugene Ison Devotions to 3-0 in league play. league play. base for Lowell's 1st out. Brian Ryder who normally 1984 Ford Conversion Van, loaded . . 10,900 Debra Kay Lambert and Brian A. Broekema On Friday Lowell hosted the On Saturday Lowell paitici- Brian Ryder didn't let that catches for the Lowell JV. 1983 Ford F150 4x4, low miles . . . . . 7,995 A June 7 wedding is planned ell. David Eugene is the son of By Pauline Spray Rogers Golden Hawks. The two pated in the East Grand Rapids bother him and ripped a triple to pitched his way to a 6-1 decision 1975 Dodge D600, w/20' roll back . . . 7,495 by Karen Mane Doyle and David the late Emory and Bertha Ison teams each traded one run vic- Softball Classic The Arrows left, scoring Pranger to even the over East Grand Rapids. 1982 Buick Century Limited, 4 door . . 5,495 Eugene Ison, both of Grand of Allegan. tories. In game one Lowell score at 2 runs each. Ryder allowed the Pioneers In the day when I cried thou died. It needed the struggle to limped home with three defeats. Rapids The Wedding will be held at scored four runs in the bottom Tom Summerfield then exe- only I run on 3 hits during his answeredst me, and increase its strength Denied Lowell was defeated by a Karen Mane is the daughter St. Mary's Church in Lowell, of the seventh inning to pull out cuted a perfect bunt which stint on the mound and also strengthenedst me with strength this, it was too weak to live scrappy Middleville team 10-2, $4000-$5000 of King and Mane Doyle of Low- a 13-12 victory. In game two Ro- by Grand Rapids Christian 19-2 caused an over-throw at first helped his cause by collecting 3 1982 Olds Cutlass, 4 door, loaded .... 4,995 in my soul (Psalm 138:3). No one enjoys hardships Wc gers took a 4-3 victory. and by Portland 14-3. The Ar- base. Summerfield advanced to hits of his own. hitting 2 RBIs cringe from trials, temptations, 1982 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, loaded . . . 4,995 Game one saw poor fielding rows were plagued by poor field- 2nd and Pranger scored giving and scoring I run himself. It has been said that it's the and grief. But these can be pro- 1981 Olds Toronado, 350, gas 4,995 by both teams translate into lots ing and hitting. The Arrows com- the Red Arrows their 1st lead of Freshman Craig Mersman saw ROYAL NEIGHBORS SUPREME OFFICE last straw that breaks the camel's fitable to us, providing we lake OF AMERICA ROCK ISLAND. ILL. the night. his first action as starting catcher back. However, someone has ob- the proper attitude toward them Geisert then drove in Summer- and made the most of his chance $3000-$4000 COMPLETE served that at least a large prop- The struggling of the tiny field for Lowell's last run making going 2 for 3 while collecting I Sgt. Larry W and Perrie Ran- John Lombardo. Great grandpa- 1969 Camaro Convertible, nice 3,995 FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION ortion of the other straws serve chicken makes it strong. Exer- the final score 4-2. RBI. berger of Wichita Falls, Texas are rents are Esther Ranburger and FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY to develop its muscles. cise serves to strengthem the Matt Pranger went the dis- Tom Summerfield and Toby 1979 GMC Caballero P/U , loaded .... 3,495 proud to announce the arrival of Ellen Richardson of Grand IRA s Available-Highly Competitive Interest Rates A tiny chicken struggles to body muscles. Resisting evil tance on the mound and picked Czarnopis completed the 10 hit 1978 Camaro LT, excellent shape .... 3,295 their first child, daughter Kris- Rapids, and Ruth Wester and free itself from the bondage of makes one stronger spiritually up the win. barrage as each went 2 for 4 and 1982 Chevette, 4 door, air, one owner . . 3,195 tina Marie bom May 7, weighing Rosa Lombardo of Saranac. Contact its shell. The stay is told of one Overcoming temptation devel- accounted for the remaining 3 7 lbs, 7 ozs 20 inches long. Great Great Grandparents are RICHARD "MAC" MCUMBER who watched a struggling chick. ops spiritual stamina. Bearing Lowell vs. Kenowa Hills RBIs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald District Deputy Then, unable to refrain from of- hardships and grief courageousK Tom Summerfield pitched his Matt Pranger came in and shut $2000-$3000 Mrs. Larry Ranburger of Lowell of Grand Rapids and Lena Pec- 6200 Adacrofl Dr SE Phone fering his assistance, the man makes more stalwart Christians first complete game and gave up down EGR in the 7th inning to 1977 Olds Toronado, mint. 2,995 and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ven- kham of Lowell. Grand Rapids Mich 49&06 616-676-9554 helped the chick out of its shell. There is "strength in struggles " SCENE 3 runs on 9 hits as Lowell beat preserve Ryder's victory. He al- 1980 Ford Mustang Hatchback, tu-tone 2,995 neman of Adrian and the late Bui in a short time the chick Prayer: O Lord, give me visiting Kenowa Hills. 4-3. lowed one hit while striking out 1982 Ford Escort, automatic 2,995 strength for this time of struggl Kenowa Hills scored in the 3 to pick up the save. 1982 Ford Escort, stick, power steering 2,995 ing. Enable me to be an over- first inning on an error and two eeee comer. Develop my spirilua! singles, but Lowell came right 1980 Ford Pinto Runabout, automatic . 2,495 muscles and make me victonous PUMPS back scoring two of their own. Mention cricket and you 1977 Olds Cutlass 442, collector car. . 2,495 ATTEND SERVICES through Thee. Amen. Summerfield walked with 2 think of an insect about the size 1977 Buick Regal, Super Sharp . . . . 2,295 outs and scored when Ibby Czar- of a paper clip. But in New 1976 Buick Regal, just as sharp . . . . 2,295 Human strength and human By Jolene nopis ripped a triple to left field. Guinea, there are crickets Brian Ryder kept the inning alive longer than ten inches with a ADA CHRISTIAN greatness ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH ADA COMMUNITY Spring not from life's sunny White, Bone, Pink, with an RBI single easily scoring wing span to match, says Inter- $2000 and under Lincoln Lake Ave and Three Mile Rd 10501 SettiewoodPh 897-7185 REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH side; Czanopis from third base. national Wildlife magazine. 1977 Ford Club Wagon Van 1,995 Sunday School 9 45 A M Lowell 897-5648 7152 BradfiekJ St.. S E 676-1698 7227 Thomapple River Df 676-1032 Pastel Blue, Red, Worship Service 11 00 A M Heroes must be more than 1978 Ford Futura, buckets 1,495 Sunday School 10 00 A M REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Evening Service 6 00 P M driftwood Morning Worship 11 10 A M Morning Worship 9 30 A M. 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PASTOR Sjhtk 309 East Mam SfrMt JOHN CLORE'S AUTOS, INC. 6 45 P M MAY 19: John Schneider. Sat. Low**. McNgsn 49331 INTERIM PASTOR Wednesday Family Hour ^ 897 7489 2399 West Main 6426322 7 30 P M Andy Vredenburg. Phil Decker MM-aom Ph (616)097 5611 DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 ,c MAY 20: Chris Bergy, Jul LOWELL, Ml 49331 DAVID J. COBB Voulh Pastor 897-6348 •SD Rutherford, Helen Hobbs. Chris Baird. Laurie McMahon Grand Valley Ledger - Wednetday, May 14. 1986 • Page 7 Grind Valley Ledger • Wednesday, May 14, 1986 • Page 6 Alms of mailbox improvement Phillips awarded scholarship by Scottish Rite Masons week: Better service, safety Grand The Scottish Rile Masons in scholastic and citizenship In discussing this scholarship. Chmty Hind established The Valley Ledger's • • • the Valley of Grand Rapids have achievements." stated Mr. Win- Mr. Windover said. "Wc ait de- through the gcncnnis legacy ol The U.S. Posul Service hu appeuwee of country roads jivl announced the award of an Ab- dover.'*Our goal is to help young lighted to present this Abbon former Sovereign (jrand com designated May 19-24 at Mail- wburtMn streetj The Pbsul Ser bolt SchoJarchip to Tonya people fulfill their career goals Scholarship Freemasonry has mander Leon M Abbott In rc box Improvement Week " vice poinb out, however, thai Chareese Phillips of 818 Lincoln by assisting them financially as always been dedicated to the im- cent yean the fund has been "Each year a week in May ii Mailbox Improvement Lafo. Lowell. Michigan The an- they further their education portance of education in a free strengthened by sharing in an set aside lo remind customers on means more than eye appeal nual contributions to the "blue" nouncement was made by Mr. beyond high school." society, and this scholarship it rural, city motorized md con- "Say thai an old, dented ho* envelope appeal by the Frater- Carl H. Windover. Chairman - Tonya Phillips is a graduate of another indication of our con- tract delivery routes lo examine has sharp, cutting edges or thai nity's ^5.000 members In addi- Scholarship Committee. Lowell High School and plans tinuing commiiinent." He con- and improve, where necessary, the receptacle it loo small. 10,, tion to the Abbott Scholarships, "Abbott Scottish Rite Masonic to anend Daveport College She cluded by saying. "We are grate the appearance of their mail- hard lo teach or made inaceessi- the Scottish Rile Masons of the Scholarships are given to deserv- is the daughter of James and Con- ful for being able to increase edu- boxes." Lowell Postmaster Chat- bte by obstructions," commems Northern Jurisdiction also sup- ing students in recognition of stance Phillips. cational opportunities for young lie Doyle said. PtaSmaster Doyle "In such port the nation's oldest and most people " "The purpose is to call alien- cases, the mail would be prestigious schizophrenia re- Abbott Scottish Rite Scholar- lion lo the need lo provide mail stamped undeliverable and the search program along with the ships are given to the children of receptacles that are conveniently customer could have lo come io award-winning Scottish Rite Scottish Rite Masonic families located, safe to use. neat in ap- the post otTice lo pick it up We pm Masonic Museum of Our Na- and are awarded throughout the pearance and ate designed to pro- need the cooperation of our cus- fifteen state Northern Jurisdic- tional Heritage in historic tect the mail from the weather." lomers lo maintain service at its Lexington. Massachusetts The tion. Postmaster Doyle continued highest level " latter institution is dedicated to LISTING Rinding for the growing schol- There is no question thai neat. Postal regulations require thai arship program comes from the making the public more keenly attractive mailboxes improve the nitil and contract route earners Supreme Council Education and aware of our nation's history. must have access lo mailboxes MAGAlim without having to leave their veh- klet. Such boxes must be lo- # Features Complete Lillie throws a one hitter against F.H.Central cated on the right-hand side of the road in the carrier's direction Listings off Lowell of travel where traffic conditions LoweU n. F.H.C. ^ hi| (k)Me fro(|1 Jim was a tough km because he ... The Lowell Red Arrows gins to score Rodriguez and pitched fairly well. Shortstop would ^danger a earner dn.'ng Cable TV Ckaimoia pulled a major upset last Wednes- Price. Ken Jones scored Lillie Mike Lillie scond both nms for «>«•* left to reach the boxes the Red Arrows who doubled and xes also mutt be placed On A Daily Basis. day defeating Forest Hills Gen- on a fielders choice play, also in c till 4-3 behind a super one hitter the 3rd inning. The final Arrow drew 3 base-on-ballt in the <° °nfonn with stale laws and highwiy regulations. from Red Arrow pitcher Mike nm came in the 6th when Mike Lillie. Forest Hills is regarded as ; Lillie reached base on an error. In the second game, the Red Customers are requested to re- ob,tn ,ons ,ncludln one of the top baseball teams in Bill Briggs pinch ran for Lillie Arrows were paced at the plate ^ " 8 vehicles, trashcans and snow ~ Wmem Michigan. Mike kept and scored when John Slnqnit by Ken Jones who was 2-2, and Listings that make delivery difficult the Rangers off balance with an singled advancing Briggs to sec- W J. Price who was 2-3. but still For both suburban curblinc exceptional fast ball and a good ond and Ken Jones delivered an came up short 11-5. and nml roadside boxes, the change-up giving up 2 earned RBI double Ken Jones collected O Special Daily Postal Service requests a height nms and striking out nine. Red 3 hits and 2 RBIs and Jim Gog- of 3-1/2 to4 feet from the bottom Arrow thiidbaseman. John Sten- gins had two RBIs for the game Lowell vs. Kenowa HiHs of the box to ground level. The Movi a Listings quist. made a key defensive play address should be clearly printed in the third inning by snagging Lillie pitched for Lowell, and a line drive with the hues loaded Lowefl vs. Sparta threw for 5 innings, he was then on the receptacle to assure more efficient delivery. O Listings Coincide killing a potentially big rally for The Lowell Varsity Baseball relieved by Bob Essex in the top There are approved traditional the Rangers. Salvador Rod- team dropped a double header of the 6th. and then by Tony riguez. and W.J. Price singled in Friday to Sparta 9-2 and 11-5. Huver in the 7th, as Lowell lost and contemporary mailbox de- With Numbers On Tonya Phillips the 3rd inning followed by a base Pat Schaefer took the loss for the to Kenowa ll-l. siges. A customer-designed rural on balls to Mike Lillie and a Arrows in the first game which box need the prior approval of the postmaster before it can be woe woe LoweU vs. E.G.R. installed. One last safety caution from 0 Complete A On May 7, Lowell hosted the Postal Service: Some mail- EGR with a warm welcome of box supports are so massive lasy To Use The Grand Valley Ledger straw bads, wooden cows, and (heavy metal posts, concrete rubber chickens. Lowell played farm equipment filled with con- as a team, only having one bad crete). they are damaging vehi- WWMT Ml CD inning in the 5th as they gave up cles and causing serious injuries WUHQ SattU Oaafc, Ml (S) 4 runs on 3 hits, and I home run. to people who accidentally strike WXMI Grand Raptdt, Ml O WLNS Lamina, Ml GD Is Your Complete Printer... Kh Schaefer pitched for Low- them. The Federal Highway Ad- WFSL Lonsmg, Ml • ell.and Mike Lillie picked up the ministration has suggested mail- WOTV Grand Rapids, Ml CD save as Lowell beat EGR 9-6. box mounting and suppon de- WILX JodtMn, Ml (9 signs that post officer will share WGVC AMtndofa, Ml WKAR E. lamina, Ml with their custorhers. WZZM Grand Ml & HBO Ham* Box Office HR^UATOi WTBS Atlanta. GA N ii^ii i A** — Owl DJm • CINEMAX USA USA Natworfc DISNEY Dttnay L K CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 16 0\Gtt* CBN CBN CabU WON Oiicaoe, H ESPN THRU THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1986 If hot fried chicken ia not to ba uaed immediately, cover CNN with aluminum foil and punch holes in tha foil; that will NICK /A4i Clockwise from top left: Johnny Cask, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, jokn Sckneider and Krii Kristoflerson star in "Stage- allow the steam to escape so tha crust won't become coack." a made-for-TV remake of Jokn Ford's classic 1»3» western. Ike film airs Snnday, May IS on CBS. r soggy. Lowell Nature Pantry 219 N. Main, Lowell, Michigan /iru4e*Uwt... Sidewalk Produce Market Enjoy Sidewalk Shopping for Fresh Produce, 9:00am every Thursday, *3// 1400 W. Main. Lowel, 897 7049

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Wind* Finals Live. yeors comes to on unexpected end. © Rovca't World Class O ft (D (j) Moonlighting © MOVM: 'Across tho Oroot 1:00AM CD (HBOj — 'Greystoko: The Legend ol Torzon. Lord of the (B [MAX] - lylvwlw- (CC) Walton's Children's Carol Leo Rem»ck. Gronviilo Von Ouson, Womon (i). ^ 1130 IAotoRadiig'86tiMSAMaa- 3D Kiri DMdo' Aoot* (CC) Vkki Dowson. 1978. (MAX) MOVM: 'A Soldier's iOOAM (Q [HBOTMRO]l - *a**J4w CwatMt..... * Troppor John, M.D. Showbii Today 3? MOVIf: Thay DM Wltti "(CC) ououy oysrom toroy Triple Crown (R). I JO O CD CD dO Family Ties (R). In 10:30 CD (HBO) MOVIf: 'Somothing Showbit Today SportsCenter (D (MAX) - 'S«. .f fury' NICK Racks Their Boots On* Tho events load 12:00 03 [MAX] - -oty UgM*H'' 1045 CD MOVM: To Find a Man' A Stereo. Wicked This Way Comas' § Remington Stooio (R). 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( I (HBO) MOVM: 'As Summers 10 30AMCD [HBO] ~ Something Wicked Thit Woy Comet* Throe's Company I Tap Rank Boxing Irom 11:30 AM QD [MAX]-lb. Uovd Bridges. 1972. OJC. CorroT Wyott Eorp ond Doc 1 i Tender Trap' Dio' (CC) 12 00rM (D [HBO] - tabby D..>fl.ld' Bold' Benson O T © (JO Hunter (R). In HUviHe, IN (R). 11 JO CD (MAX] MOVM: Tho Tender Price Is Right Holiday form on aKanco to pursue SI MOVIf: Wotorhola No. 3* A . Price Is Right Storoo. uaifM (Q [HBO] — e»€by tho notorious Oonton Gong, lurt 81 fdge ol Night — 'Wotorhoio No. 3' Newsnight Trap' I CD O Whool ol Fortune Bast ol Groucho corefroe gambler soon finds himself ® Wheal ol Portune (D 3® Frontline: The Bloods ol Pickwick Papars (D - -um« Dwllngi' © Matdo SpartsLook NighHy Business Report Lancaster. Kkk Dougios. Rhonda 12 30PM O I? — 'tuck Benny Ridet Agoin' 'Nam (CC) in hot pursuit when he discovers o I NighHy Business Report MOVM: 1 Uvo My ..WHo' llJOPMB®_Th,- Always Rings Twke' MacNeM Lehrer . 1957. mop showing the location of buried MocNoiULohror Nowsh- (B (21) Northern Ireland: At tho S AFTERNOON Mystory!: Agotho ChHs- CD (MAX) — The Whole Town't Tolk.ng' A young surgeon becomes bored IflOfM ® — Sm ml I a KIH gold. Jomos Coburn. Corroll our fdge al tho Union CD (HBO) MOVM: -Gotcha' tie's Portnors in Crime (CC) 1 00PM Q) — 'Green Montiont' with his wife and begins 0 series of 'KWfM (S — 'Mutiny a. n tho Bounty' Part 3 al 2 12:00 ffi (HBO) MOVM: tacky' 12:10 9 MOVM: island ol Torror' 0*Connor, Bruce Dom. 1967. Radio 1990 Disnoy's Return to Troasuro meaningless affairs. Elliot Gould. © MOVM: littio Darlings' Two (CO O AmoHcon Coosor 105PM (B - liockboord Jungle* - Island Two scientists journey to on island 12.30 O & MOVIf. Bock Bonny Alias Smith and Jonas Brondo Voccoro. 1970. 1JWM CD [MAX] --JrtOmwl** Ovyi' (CC) girh in a summer camp bet on who CD (MAX) MOVM: The Tender (HBO) MOVM: TO to Mid- Rides Again' Tho story of a « S where they discover kilkr monsters 2:00PM OD [MAX] — 'fioctric Droomt' 700 dub night' 12:30 O 4t fyo an Hollywood J«»M fD [HBO] - "Tb. Natural' wiH lose her innocence first. To tum If ap that rosombk gigantic turtks. Peter 3:00PM CD (HBO) - Boby Blue MoHne* would-be cowboy from the wide SpoftiC«nt#f Urry King Uvo O'Nool. Kmty McNkhol. Matt Dil- 1990 CD (MAX) MOVM: Tho Cotton open spaces ond the fixes in whkh M nnrnwIirsA StaH ol Somothing Big 3:30fM (B [MAX] - 'Shoono' (CC) Edward Judd. 1967. f MOVII: lady's Not for lon. 1980. dub' (CC) 4:00PM CD [MAX) — 'A Soldier't Story* (CC) 12JO fyo on Hollywood he finds himself involved. Jock You Can't Da That an Tola- fctmiif' A young sailor deter IJOTM © [HBO] - Tubby tho Tub.' 12JO O ® MOVM: Tho Postman MOVM: trody's fscope' 4 30PM CD HBO) — 'The Adventures ol Huckleberry Pinn' Sonny. Eddie Anderson, Phil Harris. mined to die offers to trade piocot CD dO Late Night with vision David Uttorman In Storoo. 5:30fM © [MAX] - "Oty btbf Always Rings Twke' The story of 700 dub ffl — 'Let the Foicons Go* 1940. 7:30 Q X New Nawlywad Game with an innocent womon about to a love affair between a young wife You Can't Oo That on Toto- Urry KinoUve CD (MAX) MOVIf: Tho Whalo O 9V $1,000^00 Chance ol a bo burned for proctking witchcraft. O ABC News NighHine 600fM ® -liw! • nytiit Tiwik" 9:30 (D O (10 Cheers (R). In CD dO Uta Night with 6 00PM (D (MAX) - 'BiHor Horvest' (HBO) MOVM: The Ambas- and a hired mon. Lono Tumor, John uWon David Uttorman In Stereo, Town's Talking' Rkhord Chamberlain. Eileen Atkint. S ^OOfM ffi [HBO] - IMdKi- (CC) Ci Stereo. 6D — 'The Computer Wore Tonnit Shoes' s^dar' I GorfWid, Cecil Kettawoy. 1946. 7 JO (D Now Nawlywad Oomo id} ABC Nows NighHine © College BasobaM; Teams to M'A*S*H Keene Curtis. ® [MAX] — Tho Tmiir Traf' © Top Rank Boxing Irom Mor- 60 MOVM: fkomon's Boll' That GiH (R). O iD Sl^OOrOOO Chance ol a fdge ol Night 6:30PM CD [HBO] — 'Testoment'(CC) bo Announcod (R). Jefferson t 9 JO CD (MAX) MOVM: 'Vktor. Vic riUviMo. IN (R). (Subtitled) Cotostrophk disasters 140 © MOVM: 'Groan Mansions, Bill Cosbv 'Show CB — IMo Tho Htfb Country' interrupt the program at a Are I Bill Cosby Show 8:00PM O 31 - Gulog Sola ol tho Contory — § 100 © MOVM: *$on ol Palotoce' M'AfH 1-05 CD MOVIf: -Blackboard Junglo* MOVM:'A New Uaf A ploy l-OOfM O ® ^ -Como. o Ko,.omon' chief's honorary boN. Josef Svet, I MOVM: 'A Stor Is Bam' Love (B M Jeopardy 10«Oi41 ® O Sponsor For Hire 145 (SJ MOVM: 'MuHny on tho CD (HBO) — 'Prime Risk' A New York Oty teacher it cought boy who has no money marries on clashes with careers in the high- __ WUd America at- 'Sophia Loron: Hor Own Story' Bounty* Part 3 ol 3 The crew of Sale al tho Contory Mork Jezkovo. 1968. CD (MAX) — The Whole Town's Tolking' m o war of survival against teenage understanding heiress. Walter Mot powered musk worid as ono star is WUd World al Animals Ouincv His Majesty's Ship Bounty turns 9:45 CD MOVM: -Somobody Up gangsters. Glenn Ford. Anno Fron- thou. Eioino Moy. 1971. Thoro Likes Mo' A prizefighter bom. and another falls. Barbara 31 — The Shopo ol Things to Come' Maustorpiece Theater It fiT® Stingray in against the captain in 1789. Mor- ds, Sidney Poitior. 1955. Storoo. 1*40 O (D MOVM: taokln' to Oat '«»M Q dTl - 'OunAght ot tho O.K. Corr^' turns his rebelliousness into a suc- Stroisond. Kris Kristofferson, Gary 9:00PM O IT - They Died With Their Boott On* © Malar Leagua Baseball: Chi- ion Brondo. Trevor Howard. Ri- WUd World ^Animals 740 CD (MAX) MOVM: caao Cobs at Atlanta Out' Two smol time con men hood lusey. 1976. Nature el Things © [HBO] — TO H MMMfbf chard Harris. 1963. cessful ring career. Paul Newman, ffl — *Lody's Not lor Burning' © Hittork Indianpoiis 500 FranHino: Tho Bloods al for tho Los Vegas big time. Jon Everett Sioono, Eileen Hock art. U © [MAX] - Tb* Cotton Club' (CO 1J0 CD (MAX) MOVM:'Just Ono ol 12:40® CD MOVM: tuckus' Tho arri- 9:30PM (D (MAX) - 'Vktor. VictoHo* 3:00 CD (HBO) MOVM: 'Baby Blua 'Nam (CC) Voight. Ann-Morgrot. Burt Young. 1956. § ® — "VWy'i Itay*- tho Guys' (CC) Crossfire val of a shdl-shockod Vktnom ve- 10:30PM (D — The Sheepmen' ewawooovMarin*v' Crossfire © (HBO) Hoavywaight Boxing 1982. 1040 Fakon Crest (CC) 3:30 UVD* 1:00 tt (*£ VWflnlaa • JOfM 60 — fboMR't l*r (SubtttM) 240 CD (HBO) MOVMj Tha NaturaT 20/30 (CC) teran soon ruffles the calm of an 1130PM ffl — Son of Polofoco lnsida BasabaU 745 m MOVM: tlda Tho Mgh 4:00 (MAX) MOVM: A Soldiar's 7:35 ci j >r I p u ® Bu % &oil* OSli* Dkk CaveH CI J fyo on Hollywood , 45p 140 01 Auto Rating'86: IHRA Drag Alabama town. Dirk lenodkt, S M (B — •SMMh^v Up Tkw* UkM M*' Racmg-Pro AM NoHonois (R). Coantry' Two aging gunmen, 11:50PM CD (MAX) - 'A Soldier't Story' (CC) Story' (CC) caao Cabe at Atlanta Livo. River ol the Rod Apa PHmo Timo WrosHing (R). Linda Hair, Ion Johnson. 1980. Dobio Gillis I ":30fM © [MAX] — Tb* Mttm' 3JO © (MAX) MOVM: down on their kick, toom up to 140 O (O Comedy Tonight 12:15AMO — i Uvo My ...Wile' © Australian Rolas $40 Ci CD O d) FlinHtanes' 25th CBN News Tonight guard a gold shipment. Randolph '86 (R), I CrotiAra I 03 - ACTOM MM OrMt DtvM*' 12:30AMCD (HBO] — Tho Ambotsodor' CNN fvoning News Scott. Jod McCreo. Mariotte Hor- It 4:30 CD (HBO) MOVM: Tho I fD a® Who's tho Boss? 10J0tt MOVM: The Sheepman' A MOVM: lady's Nat tor I [ 1 J«>AMffi [HBO] - A. StMunora Ot*' (CC) CBN Nows fyo an HoNywood ffl — 'A Now Leof 4 JO ffi ^HBOf MOVil: Tubby tho tkv. 1962. GoH: 198S Womens Kemper tores al Hockioberry Finn' (CC(CC) Parfe t 1 of 3 (R). iheep owner brings hit herd into A young sailor deter 'J:I0AMB - -hM *f w Tuba' O (1) CD (D SiMon B Simon g---—i— — Open 12 40AMO T — tPokin' to Get Out' © MOVM: lot tho Fakons Go the hoort of cow country. Glenn ntmod to dk offers to trade placet 1 Wowot mWWIWmw^ ewwWa MOVM: *Oolag' While on innocent womon about to tUOAM® — 'A Star It Um Sunshlno's aa tho Way © DobiD< o Gillis I OOAM ffl — 'Lody'i Not lor Burning' 5.00 © Fishin' Halo 81 Ford. Shirley MocLoino. Letfie Nid Mafor League BosoboB: CM- O 43) CD O tipiey's Believe lOJO O ilT) FTV covering an athlotk event in Mos- sen. 1958. bo burned for practicing witchcraft. 'JjIOAMQ (J) _ tucfcOT' Animals in Action ©aCrossffr o 1:10AM OX— 'Corny* ( • «cage Cubs at AHanto Uvo. H Or NoH (CC) (R). 1:10 •CD MOVM:'Corny'A bored EffiSHS cow. on American sportscostor is 10J0 CP Celebrity Chols Richard Chamberlain. Eileen Atkins. fnternrite USA OO ':10AM o CD- Camy' © Major Uague Baseball: dH- o tjj Gunsmoke 1:35AM CD (MAX) — •ScrowboMt* caught in o KGB trop ond sent- Koono Curtis. toonoger joins o trovding carnival 640 ^DOdDOCD® e Cubs at AHanto fi £/) MOVM:'Comes a Horse- ii4oeaD5toecDedoe enced to 10 years in o Soviet labor U40 1=10 S (3) MOVM: Xmny' A bond ©[MAX]--MM. in search of adventure and be- 2:10AM CD (HBO) — 'Hardcore' KDaaDoaDBasai 1 Auto Rodng '86: Rally Rao- man' A young woman struggles fa ITS teenager joint 0 traveling comivd 30AM ffl — 'Rremon's Boll' STa # # comes involved with a barker. Jo- camp, where ho plots a desperate hold onto a cattk ranch until a cow- M*A S H (D — Chino Goto' # # # •n toorch of adventure ond bo- 4 (R). dk Foster. Gary lusey. Robbk escape. David Keith. Mokokr. M A S H ^"OOAM CD — Bewore Mv Loveiv' (MAX) MOVM: 'City LiflhH" boy comes fa hor rescue. Jane Odd Couple 3 00AM CD (MAX) — This Is Sptnol Top* O 47 Too Close lor Comfort McDowell. 1985. comet involved with a borkor Jo- a Robertson. 1980. 3JSAM CD (HBO) - -Oymkoto' Fondo. Jomos Coon, Jason Ro OD 35 MacNeU-Uhrer Nawsh- OdD CD (JO The A-Toom (CC) Jany Brawn's Journal die Fatter. Gory lutey. Robbie i®,I Mopp 4 Luda Part 3 ol 4 CD (MAX) MOVIf: 'Modal Bo- ffl — Across tho Siorroi' 2 45 bards Jr. 1978. •JUI American Ployhousa: Robortton. 1980. AM CD (MAX] — The Arrongem 4 00AM ffl — Wotorhoio No. 3' (J). iDCDCDOCDCD CI(DCD(!0 The Cosby Show (HBO) Philip Marlowe, Prl- n CD CD (23 Nova: Tornado! Painting Churches (CC) 3 00AM ffl . 'An Invasion ol Privacy' 640 vato fyo: Guns at Cyrano's 1:30 CD © io © Jl Q) — 'North ol the Lone Star* 1J0 _ Nows (COJR). in Stereo. % (MAX) MOVM: 'Bitter Hor- (CC) (R). AHrod Hitchcock © 35 Heart ol the Dragon: © AHrod Hitchcock Hollywood Insider CD- ^ ® - •Westom Code' UtHo House on the Fothor Knows Best 03 — 'Down To The Soo In Ships' vest' (HBO) MOVM: 'Prima Risk' Adventures ol Ottie and sswiir. 4 . (CO (R) © Advonturos ol Ottie «wwmwwwWjm a Hrthor Knows Bast I 00AM ffl — tiding WUd' Down tho Stretch © USA Cartoon fxpross (MAX) MOVM: Tha Whalo © — Tulio' I O ® Too dose tor Comtort (2$ A« ||N<4NTA © MOVM: The Compotar Town's Talkinf* Man from U.N.C.Lf Newsnlght Update I ' ffl - Kidnapped' Man Irom U N.C.L.f ®EEL^POW • 4 05AM CD (HBO) — 'Moovonly Bodies' 1 JS ® 3$) MocNoWAahrar Newsh- MOVM: Wore Tennis Shoos' CD MOVM: Tho Shopo al Inside the POA Tour (MAX) MOVIf: 9 - 'Oliver Twisf WKRP in Ondnnoti MOVM: firemen's Ball' § 2.-00 700 Qub one Own Story' The life story of So- 4 30AM CD (MAX) — 'My Now Partner' © Green Acres Things to Came' The inhabitants Maneyline 4 phia Loron, who grow from a poor I Historic SOO Mazda SportsLoak '0AM CD (HBO) — locky' © ® Moneymakers «*SAM CD (MAX] --Perils ol Gwendoline' -i v, -

Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. May 14, 1966 • Page 14 pinewood Derby competition winners Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, May 14, 1916 • Page IS wsm%»***»mwwi«s«wwimisss»ss»mw 6:30PM £• — TWo members of Lowell Cub Scout Pack 3188 placed in the TOWN & COUNTRY 7J0PM tD — Pinewood Derby competition al SPORTS AT A GLANCE B40PM ffl — NHl Hodioy: Stonloy Cup Finois Livt. the April 26 Scout Showcase MAY ffl — Classic Una Up 1140PM ffl— Historic held at the Greenville fair- ASPHALT S/U/M 60 — SuHIng: O.P. Pro Surfing (B) grounds The event was hosted 740PM ffl — SportsContor 5 00AM 69 — Action Sports of tho M's: Sponco SOO iky do 745PM (B — Bast of World Chompionship WrosHing by the lokemo District of Boy W ^ m m Lm & a I MAM 6D ffi — Sports Sunday Scoute The winners were Noah Free Estimates f :00 AM © •40PM O 32) — Sports Roport DAYTIME Newhouse who finished first in 9:30AM ® — Rovco's WorM Closs Womon (I). flfe — NHL Hodioy: Stonloy Cup Finals Uvo. the nine year old division and llOOAMffl — InsMo tho POA Tour 1040PM Q| — Tonnis; HoNon Opon Man's StmHInols Topt Ddoyod John Henderson who finished n 30 AM 60 Mojdci Sp«rf»lool> 1045PM CB — Coats Sports Papa flp CI) A Portotf Match second in the ten year old divi- 12:30PM 6B — Awto Rodnf 'Hi NASCAI Winston 500 (R). 1140PM ffl — SportsContor O 41 Ryan's Hapo sion. The Cubs earned the right 2:30PM ffl — 0 Rodnf Mi IMSA Us Amslsi TUoos Orond Pris (R). PHONE m IIJOPM ffi— Sports Tonight O Ir I Uvo Lucy to represent their pack by finish- 68 — OoH: Sonior POA Toor Livo. 1340AMO — Molar Loofuo BosokoTs Orootost HHi 5tJ0 IffiocBdMmo 5:3SPM CD — Motor Uofvo tosokoM: St. Uois ot AHonto Livo. Motiin 10J0PM(B — Fishin' With Orlondo Wilson 1 i» (DO ? Tho Young ond form wheels and axles supplied 1140PM (D — Syortswook 5/19/B6 HUtarie !•- CAfl 111—,. Mkkoy Mjyst Quh in a kit. The boys and their par- ffl ' M'w' v- ' I ® v VlWOp A Study in tho Word dl Laving 11:30PM O ® — RosoWoli 540AM ffi — All Amorkon Wrostling (R). in Motion Loovo H to Ioovor ents build the cars and race them PUBLIC NOTICE CD — NRA Roskotholl PloyoH Oomo ffi on special inclined courses. Con- 0 Soarch for To- •#p " ' * ^ t' •" 5:30AM ffl Toom Arm Wrostling (R). gratulations to Noah and John on ffl 6.30 d) CIS Morning Nows morrow (CC) — Sports Tonight •:30 AM ffl ' J * \ fn tift > -9 ', ft) (21 lusinass of Monogo a great job. The Lowell Area Schools' Board of Education hereby D 83 IT (DO ABC Nows TMs Pictured left to right ait Mathew Ncwhou*, Mark Ncwfaouie, Betty NtwboyRt, Kiiy Estcs 1340AMffl — AustroUon Rulot Footboil 'R6 9:30AM ffl OoH: Sonior POA Tour (R). t of Oxzio and and Dcbby Henderson. Noah Newhouae and John Henderson are picturtd k the front with SEND THE LEDGER acknowledges the acceptance of the resignation from 140AM ffl — Awto Rocmg '06: Amoricon Rocinf Sorios (R). 11:30AMffl Maida SportsLoak Coostor v CIS Iorly Morning Nows their can and tropMet. TO COLLEGE! Jo Murphy effective June 30, 1986 as submitted at a 240AM ffl — Mosdo Sportslook 240PM ffl Undo Waldo i 2:30AM ffl — SportsContor 2:30PM ffl Ixhikltion Bosoboll: Chicogo Whito Sox ot 140 AN My CMMron special meeting of the Board on April 28,1986. Since Droom of ioonnio Final performance of the s ffi 4J0PM ffl PKA Full Contoct Koroto: BatHo of Atlanta (R) the registration of qualified persons to be placed on the Hookod on Aoroklcs 'JO Days ol Our D 340AM ffl — OoH: Sonior POA Tour (R). Mosdo SportsLoak Cub Scout Pock 3188 does 640PM ffl k/ *- r r* 11 a. n f 1 »rt ftrvsm Uvos June ballot for the annual school election expired April a 740PM ffl ^V.» -» v•» LA< ' \j ' '1 l • 'wwWm ^PVrwU ® 3-2.1, Contact (CC) New World String Quartet SATURDAY J 7:30PM ffl 7, 1986 and since the June ballot contains only the S/17/M great at Showcase '86 s i40PM ffi Prima Tkno Wrostling will be Sat. May 17 names of incumbents for the two expiring terms, the 540AM ffl — NHL Hodioy: Stonloy Cup Finois (R). ffl CoNofo IosokoN: Tooms to ko Announcod Uvo. 14S • ar 1 • o r o^ira/n^ On April 26 Showcase *86 was runoffs of the Pinewood derby. Board wishes to appoint a qualified member to the 1 30 (D O dj As tha World 7:30AM ffi — Sports Roviow 1140PM ffi Tonnis: Italian Opon Man's Finois Topt Dtiaytd. lusinass Doy The sixth and final perfor- The first half of the May 17 ns held at Greenville this year. TWo of our boys came home 140AM ffl — AustroUon Rutos PoottoN U (R). NICK locks Board of Education to fill the vacancy until the following ffl SOOFUms ^ Maykorry UJ> Showcase is an event where with trophies that day. mance m the New World String concert will include the Beeth- 145AM CD — Chompionship WrosHing 11:30PM 69 general school election. 740 (9 Variod Cub Scouts gather together and Noah Newhouse placed first Quartet's 1915-86 Calvin Col- oven Quartet in G Major, opus 940AM O®-World Wido WrosHing ffi Potty Duko in the nine year old division and lege series sponsored by the 18 #2, and the Altaian Berg ffl — Rovco's World Closs Womon (R). 1240AMffl — Auto Rodng *06: IMSA Montoroy Triplo Crown (R). ® VaHron, Dofondor of tko OIOOno Ufo to Uvo display arts and crafts and differ- 0 Chamber Musk Society of "Lyric Suite" of 1926. The Therefore, interested persons are invited to submit a 9:30AM ffl — Tonnis Mogosino 1:30AM ffl — Mork Soda's SoH Wotor ent projects they have learned John Henderson placed second CIS Morning Nows World Beethoven, of a light, happy 1040AM CB (23) — Oroot Outdoors (CC) 240AM ffl — Mosdo SpartsLook 8 throughout the year in the scout- in the ten year old division. Grand Rapids. Inc., will take letter of application for consideration as Board appoin- Aftvo 1 WoNI place on Saturday, May 17, and character throughout, is often ffl — Chompionship Rollor Dorby 2 JO AM ffl — SpartsCoator OTodoy Fothor Knows loot ing program. A great big congratulations to tee to fulfill the one year term expiring June 30,1987. Dkk Von Dyka 1140AM O 3j — RosohoN Runch ffl Vorlod Programs both boys and Pack 3188 is proud will feature an appearance by nicknamed "Compliments" for Poroi Doy Cub Scout Pack 3188 took ffl — Mork Sosin's Solt Wotor Joumoi the opening phrases of the first A written letter of application must be addressed to Mr. 340AM ffl USA Cortoon ixpross lodov •- > f- " '• '• i-'' their dunk tank to Greenville and of you! worid-reaowned pianist Grant 11 MAMffl — NFL Suporstors t* j la i Mtffc airl Chris VanAntwerp, President, Lowell Board of Educa- 3 JO AM ffl — Top Ronk Boxing from MorriNvilla. IN (R) W O V 1 ' ' M * W Y • 2 JO gcocficop* made a big splash with it. If you have a boy that is be- Johamesea, in the Franck Piano movement, which conjure up the 83 — NCAA Proviow 17 Tho PRntstonos TUfSDAY tween seven and 11 years of age Quintet in F Minor. elegant and congenial atmos- tion, 12685 Foreman Road, Lowell, Ml 49331. All appli- 1340PM CD 35 - Sportswook Mr. Dave" Rogers our Cub- 5/30/M Vorlod master and Bruce VanZyll our and wants to get into the Scout- Described by N.Y. Times cri- phere of an 18th century salon, cations must be marked "Board Applicant" and received ffl •— Mojor Looguo Bosoboii's Orootost Hits: 1967 World Sorios Courtship of Iddio's Fothor ing program, contact Dave Ro- tic Harold Schoenberg as "One complete with ceremonial dis- 140PM O 3) — This Wook in iosoboll — SportsContor 7:15 WVTWfmmmkF OWFWIWTD • 1 !••F • ft Assistant Cubmaster stayed wet no later than 4:00 p.m. on May 21,1986. •:30AM ffl of the finest of American pianists play and flourish typical of the ffl — TOP Ronk losing from Morrillvillo, IN (R). 940AM ffl — Pro IosokoN Toom Arm Wrostling (R). 7:30 loNo ond SakosHon / UtHo the biggest part of the day. gers at 868-7570 or Barb Saylor C25.26 and a superior musician," Mr. period. Noteworthy is the spi- 1:15PM O 8 03 10 — Mojor Looguo Rosoboll: Konsos Oty ot Chi- 9:30AM ffl — OoH: Sonior POA Tour (R). Showcase also held the district at 897-7145. cogo Whito Sox or Colifomio ot Dotroit To Ufol: Yoga 340 O(£T1i0 Ouiding Light rited. jovial Finale, which Beeth- IIJOAMffl — Moido SportjLook Now Utorocy (CC) (E) ' T Oonoral HospHol Johannesea has appeared with all 1:30PM © 3 ) — Orootost Sports Logonds 12.30PM ffl ^^FV^W^^futUnWa IfiiahwHSWV^WWIW-* TaamTW^TWVWi tT^oP h* "Announce W* WV^VWW d fRyw%) f. Wolcama to Pooh Camor the major American and Euro- oven referred to as "unbut- 240PM O XO®-NRA RoskstboH PloyoH Oomo Flying Houso Ho Mon A Mostors of 3:30PM ffl — Insido Basoball pean orchestras and has per- toned." or in a free, informal 2:30PM Q 41 ~ PuH Putt OoH flvCsTtWI o OVslTTWo TWfCy 440PM ffl — Australian Rulos Football 'M (R). Lai § ft formed as redtalist in prestigious mood. QD — WWF Chompionship WrosHing ID (!9 540PM ffl tSUk IwttRvWt •»w9w 7J5 Tho Flintstonos Variod | series and summer festivals. He Berg's "Lyric Suite" has be- 340PM ffl — Froddio Sponcor fxploins Motorcydo Rodng S 640PM (B AA-A 1- 7:45 Liar's Ouk come one of his best-loved and 3:30PM O H) 0D (TI - W'd« World of Sports 140 Dumko's Onus was recently awarded the Legion ffl — Mazda SportsLoak 700 Ouk most enduring instrumental 2ND ANNUAL ffl — OoH: Sonior POA Tour Livt. Scooby Doo d' Honeur by the French govern- 6:30PM ffl — Rovco's World Class Woman Sosomt Stroot (CC) Andy OrHRth 440PM OGDQD Tft-Moior Looguo Rosotoll: Now York Mots ot Us ment for his outstanding record- works, and represents his first 740PM ffl — SportsContor Wa'ro Cooking Now Angolos or St. Louis ot AHonto I Donald Duck Prosonts I ^%OLWWV»WOPVA<4WAN*TUA«• 0kt"W OIMILW BANNRI DWW'I Y ings and performances of French use of the 12-tone compositional SUMMER 7:30PM ffl »v» J j y |' a#o#V Vs • aM ts RVooaa WaII* l» I L Of* a • \»WDWa taol OOA Ss 1^%tWf« r, 1,,1 * v 6D — Trock ond Fiold: Popsi Invitotionol Trock Moot Livt. 345 music, and was the President of technique. Highly dramatic and ffl —• Nistor indionpolit 500 FUmt 3J0 (5T O Iff) Sho Ro Princoss 4:10PM ffi — Sports Closo-up intensely emotional, the work 7:35PM — Major Loogut Bosoboll: Chicogo Cuks ot Atlanta Uvo. lollo ond SakosHon / UtHo the Cleveland Institute of Music DOG OBEDIENCE 4:30PM 3 O 6) — Oolf; Coloniol Notionol Invitotionol CB •40PM ffl — NHL Hodioy: Stonloy Cup Finals Live. CD O Mr. Rotors' Noighbor- from 1975 to 1985. has been described as a "latent 540PM O SD CB (H — *ooknoss Stokos 145 I Droom of 1040PM (HBO] — Hoavywaight Boxing Uvo. The Franck Quintet, for which opera," with its moods dearly 5:05PM CD — Roiond Mortin IJ0 Pot Alkort Jokor's WUd - COURSE - 5:35PM CD — Motorwttk lllustrotod 1140PM O — Insido tha POA Tour Tho Flintstonos Woicomo to Pooh Comor Mr. Johannesen will join the indicated in the score (jovial, ta—• 1 ww1 wt * *-1— Beginning June 2 at the 4-H Fairgrounds 645PM CD — Worid Chompionship WrosHing 11:30PM ffl 8 Scooky Doo New World on May 17, is a mas- amorous, delirious, etc.). In Dumbo's Circus Vorlod 6:30PM CD (S) — Motorwook ffi — Sports Tonight sive symphonic work, surely one 1977, Berg scholar George Perle TAUGHT BY: Jennifer Sobie ffl — SportsContor 1240AMffl — Top Ronk Boxing from MorriHviHo, IN (R). Todoy's Spodol <40 of the most passionate and discovered a printed score which 2 SESSIONS: KINDERGARTEN PUPPY 745PM ffi ~ Sports Soturdoy 140 AM — Prima Timo WrosHing (R). IJS Tronsformors revealed the dedication of this 940 light Is Inough Ho-Mon t Mostors of stormy works in the entire 7:30PM ffl — Historic Indionpolis 500 Films TRAINING CLASS WfONfSOAY 700 Ouk rono chamber music repertoire. It was work to a woman with whom •:00PM ffl ^ Fishin* Nolo Jay co and tko Whoolod (8 wks. - 4 mos.) S/21/M Uvo loot composed in 1879 and dedicated Berg had had a clandestine love •:30PM ffl —- Moior Looguo iosokoll: Chicogo Cubs ot Houston Warriors Happy Days Again DHf root Strokos lo fellow composer Camille affair for the final 10 years of 6:00 - 6:45 940PM ffl — Auto Rodng M: IMSA Montoroy Triplo Crown •:30AM ffl — SportsContor OCD Troppor Jokn. MJ>. ffi ii Saint-Saens, who, however, dis- his life, and the music alludes to DOG OBEDIENCE 1040PM Q @ — Chompionship WrosHing 940AM ffl — Auto Rodng Spodal; Lynn St. Soorch for 200 MPH (CO (B). this relationship throughout. 10:30PM ffl — Historic Indionpolis 500 Films Polka Dot Ooor (H Poapla's Court approved of the work and refused (4 mos. & Older) 9:30AM ffl — OoH: Sonior POA Tour (R). (CC) Vorlod Programs The New World Quartet has 1140PM ffl — SportsContor the honor. Audiences, in sharp 7:00 - 8:00 11.30 AM ffl — Mosdo SportsLoak __ Woltons recently relumed from concerts 11:30PM ffi — Sports Tonight CoWopa Childron's Pro- contrast, loved the Quintet, and 12:30PM ffl — NHL Hockoy: Stonloy Cup PIP ds (R). MMuTmouso Ouk 1240AM 83 — AWA WrosHing have ever since responded to its in Texas with renowned 3:30PM ffl — Horso Show Jumping: Valloy Forgo Military Acodomy $25.00 Per Session 1:30AM 83 — Chompionship Rollor Dorby clarinetist David Shifrin; this Orond PHx (R). Pictured from left to right are John Henderson and Noal wonderful melodies and drama- 2:30AM ffl — SportsContor summer, the Quartet returns to 5:30PM ffl — Down tha Strotch You Can't Do Thot on Tolo- Newhouse. tic development. ffi — Sports Lotonight 640PM ffl — Mazda SpartsLook its chamber music school in 3:30AM ffl — Oolf: Sonior POA Tour (R). 44S Tho Flintstonos Logan, Utah (Music West), and REGISTRATION FORM: 6J0PM ffl — Insido tho POA Tour ® Variod Programs 4 JO Tom i Jorry SUNDAY 740PM ffl — SportsContor 8Instructional Programs will spend a week in residence 5/11/16 7:30PM ffl — Mojor Looguo losobaH: Chicogo Cubs ot Atlanta OJ. Joa at the Musk Academy of the NAME. Ono Doy at a Timo ffl — Auto Rodng 'M: NASCAR Winston 500 (R). West in Santa Barbara Miscel- 5:00AM ffi — Sports Roviow I Lava Lucy •45PM CB — NIA laskotkoN: Playoff Oomo Uvo. O'D $25,000 Pyramid Uvo Connoction laneous concerts include a July ADDRESS. 5:30AM ffl — PKA Full Contoct Koroto: U.S. Light Woltorwoight TiHo -R). 940PM ffi — Pro losing Topt Ddoytd. Jim R Tammy Variod Programs AUCTION 740AM ffl — Grtotost Sports Logonds 3 appearance at the Blue Lake 1040PM 63 — Championship Rollor Dorby Dallas Jackpot ffl — SportsContor Solly Jossy Raphool $100,000 Noam That Tuna Fine Arts Camp. PHONE. 10:20PM CB — Mojor Loogua losoboll: Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Topt Saturday, May 24 at 9 a.m. •40AM ffl ^ AWA WrosHing Family Tlos The May 17 performance be- Dtloytd. Ussio 9.30AM ffl — Action Sports of tho 80*s: Sponco 500 Bicydo Roco 1140PM ffl — Historic Indionpolis 500 Films Tho Munstors Located at the S.W. corner of S. Broadway and gins a 8:15 p.m. To reserve tick- SESSION. 1140 AM 69 — Fishin' Holt 11:30PM O 6 — NBA Boskotboll Playoff Oomt or CBS Lata Night 13 Dlvarco Court Hour Mogozino ets for the concert, please call Moko Mo Uugh M#A*S#H 11:30AM ffi — NFL Proviow 03 — SportsContor W. Main Street (1 block East of Traffic light and the Calvin College Special DOG'S NAME. 700 Club ® OJ. Joo 1240PM O (f) — Bobo Winklomon's Oood Fishing 83 — Sports Tonight Woltons Hart to Hart Events Box Office, 957-6282, 8 — Bowling Clossic next to Shell Station) historic Lowell, Michigan. o 1240AMffl — Auto Rodng 'B6: Toyoto Colobrity Raco (R). Variod Programs Mork I Mlndy between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 DOG'S AGE_ 1045 (D Variod Programs DifTront Strokos Ql — All Amoricon Wrostling (R). 140AM 83 — Tonnis Mogozino 10:30 O 0 0 9 Tho INo w Cord p.m. Mondays through Fridays, ffl — Sport sConttr 1:30AM ffl —NBA Todoy 1 All proceeds going to Lowell Showboat Sharks fvlMrf « ^ v li - t Nninhhor ~ - and between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 BREED. 13:30PM O (3, — Virgil Word Chompionship Fishing 2.40AM ffl — Mazda SportsLoak 41 Tk Toe Dough td Support the Showboat by donating the following p.m. on Saturdays. Tickets. MAIL TO Carole t Cm*t. 206 E Mam, Lowell, 49331 o C6. — Proftssionoi PuHtrs Assodotion 2:30AM ffl — SportsContor 1(TjCDdHSaloof thoCon- 3-2-1. Contact (CC) •WY- lonson 8.50. $7.50 and $6.00, students ffl — Spoodwook ffi — Sports Utonight S i Instructional Programs Chain Rooction Furniture and Antiques Collectables 12:35PM (D — Auto Rocing: Chorlottt Orond Prix Livt. - 3.00. will be sent to you upon 340AM ffl — Bast of PKA Koroto Hoodlino Chasors Tk Toe Dough Glassware Household Appliances 1.40PM 3. — Prt-Gomt Show 4:30AM 83 — Harst Show Jumping: Vollay Forgo Military Acodomy WWTWE«PF1WW Nows watch receipt of payment or may be (Wj — Oolf: Coloniol Notionol Invitotionol Orond Prix (R). 1140 •JI O ® Prko Is Right Pi g, r* . * S *• a n • * f Sporting Goods Tools & Yard Equipment purchased the evening of the con- Sponsored By : (D IO) * Tigors 16 Ufostylos of tho Rkh 545 Loovo H to Ioovor THURSDAY mous 5J0 cert. — Historic indionpolis 500 Films Coins and Jewelery Gift Certificates & Serv.ces ffl S/23/M Marcus Wolby. M.D. Oimmo a Irook Cf. — Motor Looguo Bosoboll; Colifomio ot Dotroit 201E. Main 1:30PM Woltons © Lavoma ond Shirioy Your tax dedudaWe donations can be brougbt to the Rat ^,^ue OD — Mojor Looguo Bosoboll: Dttroit ot Colifomio •:30AM ffl — SportsContor GD 19 Whool of Fartuno Uvo at 5 JO f Phono: Lowoll, Mi. ' Variod Programs (wkAr A — Golf: Sonior POA Tour Livt 940AM ffl — Down tha Strotch _ Prko Is Rigkt Mall from 10-5 p.m., seven days a week, or call 897-5360 for ptc p 897-5577 49331 ffl Now Uvo Amoricon j 41 — Mojor Uoguo Bosoboll: Tooms to bo Announcod 35 Polka Dot Door 340PM 9:30AM ffl — NIA Todoy 1£3 Undorslanding Human TERMS: Cash or check (with proper i.D.) O Bj — NBC Ringsido: Pozionzo/Arroyo Bout 1040AM63 — Auto Rodng '16: IMSA Montoroy Triplo Crown (R). Thot Oirl lohovlor lig VoHoy ffl — Major Looguo Bosoboll: Chicogo Cubs ot Houston 11:30AM ffl — Mazda SportsLoak dl Too Ooso for Comfort SPONSORED BY: Fiat River Antique Maii 11:30 ' 91) Now Uvo Amoricon 3:30PM ^ — NBA Boskotkoll: Ployofl Oomt 12:30PM ffl — Top Rank loxing from Morrillvillo. IN (R). All Stor llitz Donald Duck Prosonts 212 W. Main, Loweii — Auto Rocing '16: IMSA Montorty Triplo Crown (R). ffl 3.40PM ffl — Auto Racing *16: IHRA Drag Rodng^ra AM Nationals (R). ' GD 10 Scrobblo Oo The Mona Liaa by Laonwdo 440PM Tj — NBA Boskotboll: Playoff Oomt 440PM 83 — Championship Rollor Dorby 23 Hookod on Aorokics Turkoy Tolovision AUCTIONEER: Biii Landstra CLERK: Jill Landstra da Vinci was assessed for 1) Ryan's Hapo 445PM (S — Mojor Ltoguo Bosoboll: St. Louis ot Atlanta Live 540PM CD — Major Looguo losoboll: Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Live, 5:35 •'anod Programs Variod Programs insurance purpose* at $100 540PM ffl — Aulo Racing '16: Toyoto Ctltbrity Roco ffl — Major Loogua losoboll; Chicogo Cubs ot AHonto WaH Disnay Prosonts nMon—making it tha most 640PM 41 — Indianapolis SOO Timo Trials 89 — Auto Rocing '16: Rally Rodng (R). Succoss in Ufo valuable painting ever. •• P

Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. May 14, 1916 - Page l& Mike Clark receives top award Letter Policy x.i Gr*,d Led** - Wedne«toy, May 14. 1986 - Pafe 17 Michigan Technological University s e s Michael E. Garfc. District Humphrey said that Mkhad was based upon outstanding per- The Ledgtf invites readers ' P ^0 he replaced at the Lowell Post Office ) Clark has been named an "Hon- sonai sales totals for the month , express th*r feelings on Manager in Lansing for ttr 0 Work started this week to re- their post office boxes and the orable Mention" qualifer for of March. Franklin Life Insurance Com- topics o< general interest in place the front steps to the Low- purchase of postal items Hours Student Foundation Scholarship winner Franklin*! Centurion Club, ana- The 102 year old Franklin is^ in the fall, as a fifth year senior, pany. Springield. Illinois, has letters to the editor ell Post office. have been adjusted to accommo- ional honor organization of the one of the world s largest life in to complete a double option de- earned one of the company's top Letters should be no longer Postmaster Charlie Doyle date postal customers to have ac- company's most successful sales surance institutions, with assets gree in electncal engineering and sales honors, according to rtun 600 words and typed stated that this improvement to cess to the lobby from 9 to 5. associates. Clark's qualification in excess of $3 billion and over an associates degree in Spanish Franklin President Howard C. double space if possible They the building was necessary as Their cooperation will be ap- Humphrey. CLU. $20 billion of insurance in force. She is the daughter of Gil and should be addressed to The over the past 47 years since the preciated until new front steps Sandra Van NMeelden of Lowell. Lowell Public Health Clinic moves Editor. Box 128, 105 N building was built, much deterio- are constructed. Broadway, Lowell, Ml 49331. The Kent County Health De- p.m. No appointment is re- ration has occurred. Dunng this During this improvement pro- Ail letters must be signed by Rivers graduates from CMU partment announces that its Low- quired. restoration customers to the Post ject a barrier-free ramp will be ell Public Health Nurse clinic Services offered at the clinic the author Office are asked to use the back installed to accommodate the Ann Rivers, daughter of Gary ciety at CMU. Phi Kappa Phi rep- The Grand Valley Ledger will move from the American include immunizations. TB skin entrance in obtaining mail from handicapped and Mary Ellen Rivers of 936 resents the highest scholastic rec- retains theright t o edit all let- Legion Hall to Lowell Township tests, blood pressure monitoring, Beech, Lowell graduated from ognition a student can receive at ters tor punctuation, gram- Hall. 2910Alden Nash. S.E.. be- pregnancy tests, health counsel- ^ Central Michigan University on CMU. Rivers, who is studying mar spelling and length but ginning May 14. The clinic is ing, and education. ' May 3. She not only graduated elementary education, was one held the second and fourth Wed- For more information, call not tor content. from CMU but has been inducted of 137 students to be honored. nesday of each month from 9:00 774-3040. into the Phi Kappa Phi honor so- to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 lo 4:00 Put cotton glovee or socks on your hands to « Venetian Winds deen. SOS, tha traditional call for haip from a ship in dittraaa, Sophomore class donates to March of Dimes does not actually stand for anything. It was choaan ba- causa it could aasily ba sant aa a wiraiasa maaaaga. Members of the sophomore class at Lowell Senior High has High School students to man Flat River Market helped the March of Dimes. _ t* ..I.I.J - — • - * .1 • i. I — I * . r-* • • . . • •. •• • They did this by participating in Seven high school students cided to put their future colic- leased, some buildings and fenc- David Crace, 14 and Jim Hale, a Prom Fashion Show and Dance |with college plans can pose a gians to work on the task of ac- ing erected, a sign painted, and 14 are all the Children of Jerry held April 9, at the Top of Rock scnous threat to almost any fam- cumulating some tuition money. The Rat River Market was in and Joan Hale of 10640 Sayles Individual, Partnership & Corporate in Grand Rapids. The class sold ily's budget. So. the Jerry Hale The lot on the southwest business. Joell Crace. 19; Mike Rd., Lowell. They will share the income Tax Returns. tickets at school and also helped and Mike Organek families de- comer of Hudson and Main was Hale, 18; Kristy Crace, 16; work of running the market with model the fashions, both dresses cousins Brian Organek, 16 and Monthly & Annual Accounting Services * and tux. David Organek. 14, the sons of for Businesses and Individuals. The school in the Grand Mike and Gloria Organek of Rapids area that sold the most 12% S. White's Bridge Rd., tickets was awarded $250, which Lowell. The entire work force WILLIAM J. WHEELER. C.P.A. mmm are students at Lowell High TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCINQ Lowell won. Kimberly Van Weelden The sophomore class decided School. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF HIS PHACTICE The market currently features Kimberly Van Weelden. senior Year" in 1984-1985 and 1985- the March of Dimes should get back the check. Dec Vander flower and vegetable flats as well electncal engineering student at 1986 She is a member of Delta as trees and shrubs. The market WJ. WHEELER Michigan Technological Univer- Sigma Phi's Little Sisters. Soci- Veen. Coordinater of Chapter Services, from the March of will also offer fresh fruits and CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT sity has been named recipient of ety of Women in Engineenng. vegetables as they come into sea- the Michigan Technological Stu- M.T.U. s Winter Carnival Queen Dimes was on hand Thursday to WITH OPPICES AT receive the check from class son. Asparagus and onions are Finalist. Girl Scout Troop Leader 210 WEST MAIN STREET dent Foundation Scholarships currently available. Some land- for #353 of Houghton • and members. Matt Van Huelen. Selection of a dinner is based scaping material such as peat LOWELL. MICHIGAN 40331 serves as a representative on the Robin Sisson. Kathleen IVow- on a student's activities, as well moss and bark are also offered. TELEPHONE (616) 697-7711 Dean of Students Advisory Com- bridge and Jenny Will. The pro- as scholarship while at M TU. The crew intends to raise nearly mittee for the Greek System. She ject was organized in the high Kim has been an active all their own vegetables for sale has also been an active particip- school by the Home Economics member of Alpha Gamma Delta at the market during the upcom- ant for four years in the M TU. teacher. Marsha LaHaye. International Fraternity, serving ing summer months. as its president, publicity chair- Winter Carnival activities and PERSONALIZED - Playing The market will feature fruits intramural hockey, softball. vol- man. official delegate to the In- cards. Single or doubit in the fail, as well as a huge selec- CITY OF ternational Convention in 1985. leyball and waterpolo programs. deck Grand Valley Ledger, Pictured are Jenni Will, Kathleen Trtowbridge. Dee VanderVeen (March of Dunes Coordinator), tion of home grown pumpkins and honored as "Sister of the Kim plans to return to M.T.U. 897 9261. Matt VanHeulen, Sheila Kazemier, Marsha LaHaye (Sophomore Class Sponsor) and Robin Sisson. for Halloween. Plans are to close after Halloween, and re-open for LOWELL Christmas • tree sales about Thanksgiving. The market will begin opening at 9:00 a.m. next week, and will remain open until 6:00 p.m. NOTICE The staff at The Flat River Market includes: (back row) David Crace, Kristi ( race. Joell C race. They are open seven days per Mike Hale (front row) Brian Organek, Jim Hale and David Organek. week for your convenience. PUBLIC HEARING CAR WASH . LEGAL NOTICES The Loweii City Council will conduct a public hear- ing on STATE OF MICHIGAN STATE CP MICHIGAN PROBATE COURT County of Kent ANNUAL REPORT Probate Court Tuesday, May 20,1986 • PRE-SOAK • COUNTY OF KENT JUVENILE DIVISION OF PRIVATE PUBLICATION AND NOTICE OF HEARING TO: RICKY GORDON AND TCNY and on wash your car In the matter of CHIC- JOHNSON FOUNDATION In The Matter Of: Anthony, QUETA CAY PICCARD - Shameka, Tasheka and Ebony Monday, June 2,1986 without scrubbing Change of Name. WALKER TAKE NOTICE: On May 28, Hearing: May 19, 1986, at at 8:00 p.m. In the Lowell City Council Room, at 301 1986 at 9:00 a.m., in the pro- 10:00 a.a. E. Main Street, Lowell, Michigan. AMAZING bate courtroom, Grand A neglect temporary wardship NOTICE Rapids, Michigan, before • petition haa been filed in Hon. A. DALE STOPPELS the above mtter. A hearing The purpose of said hearing shall be to receive on the petition will be •k Engine Degreaser The annual report of the Lowell Area Housing, Inc. Judge of Probate, a hearing written or oral comments on the proposed 1988-87 will be held on the petition of conducted by the Court on foundation for the yeer ended December 31,1985 the date and tistt stated City of Lowell budget and the 1988-87 Federal Re- Chicqueta Cay Piccard to above in Kent County • New Whitewall Is available for Inspection at Its principal office, 115 change her name to Lindsey Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar venue Sharing Expenditures. West Main Street, Lowell, Michigan during regular Kay Piccard. NE, Grand Rapids, Nichigtn. Cleaner May 5,1985 It is therefore ordered that business hours by any citizen who requests within you personally appear before Expenditures In the 1986-87 General Fund total Chicqueta Cay Piccard 180 days after the date of this notice. the Court at the tine and $934,070 requiring a proposed 1.05 mil increase in 6270 Raptdfall N.E. Phillip H. Schneider, Jr. place stated above. taxes. Thurs., Fri., Belmont, Ml, 48306 This hearing may result in a President 363-8096 temporary or permanent loss I Spedafa l C26 of your rights to the C26 Expenitures in the 1988-87 Water Fund total SbemL. ft Sat. DATED: May 14,1988 child(ren). $291,200 requiring a six cent per 1,000 gallons of May 15, Dated: Hay 7, 3986 water increase In the Water User Fee. JOHN P. STEXETEE S^ fKM-BBf 3K. it 16 b 17 Jerry Cali»n

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IOONALD J. SHORES - wtll FOUND - Puppy approx 4 no longer be responsible for Kitchen Tweed* ft 1964 DODGE DAYTQNA - mos. old. German Shepherd/ 1981 BUICK ELECTRA The lowest sale prices any debts ottw than my own Prints . . . |ute or 5 speed, air. stereo cassette, Collie Mix. Light Brown. Call LIMITED - 4 door, on carpet or vinyl . .. as ol May 6,1986. Urethane backed carpet power windows. Vennen 897-6777 evenings loaded. Was $6,695. Now Hundreds of rolls In Signed on SALE at Wright-Way Chryeler Dodge Plymouth, ir just $5,995. Thomet stock . . . Wright-Way Donald J. Shores NCTFN Carpet Warehouse, Lowell. Ml 897-9281. Chevrolet-Buick, Low- Carpet Warehouse, C25.26 •onls - (616) 527-2540. ell. 897-9294. Ionia Phone (616) 527- P26-27 1985 CAMARO IROC-Z - 5 2540. I WILL NOT - be responsible speed, air, stereo, sharp! P26-27 tor any financial obligations Vennen Chrysler Dodge Sure you can! It's easy... FOR SALE - 1973 South- 1964 CHEVROLET C10 made in my name by anyone Plymouth, Lowell, Ml 897- coast Sailboat. 22', 6HP PICKUP - L6, 4 speed, than myself. 9281. FOR RENT - Energy effi- motor, trailer. 3 sails, Pop- stereo, tilt, rally wheels, S Sqt Michael J. Heiman and we are ready to help cient apartment in top. crank keel, moving - rustproofed. Was $8,295, C26,27,28 Clarksville. newly remod- GLASS FOR SALE-Dick's must sell Call after 6 p.m. - now just $6,995. Thomet Heavy living room qual- Place. Depression, antique, eled. 2 bedroom, studk). Call 891-1640. Chevrolet-Buick, Low- ity carpet on SALE at art glass. China. Siiverplate. ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MAR- between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 you make it a BEST C24-26 ell, 897-9294. Wright-Way Carpet KET SUNDAY MAY 25 - 341 High Street, Ionia. (616) p.m. only at 897-5530 Warehouse, Ionia (616) 300 exhibitors, first show of 527-3845 or(616) 527-3778. TFN 527-2540. the season. Great new buys 1982 CAVALIER - 4 P24,25,26,27 \ ' 1983 SQUIRE 19' P26-27 SELLER if you wish. m every field of antique's. door, 4 speed, FM, sun- MOTORHOME - Fully Ram or shine, 170 inside roof Thomet Chevrolet- FOR SALE - large assort- self-contained. Was 1983 PONT1AC TRANS AM ment, reasonably priced exhibitors. Located at the Al- Bulck. Lowell, 897-9294. uV/J S For Sales $15,995, now just - Automatic, air, stereo, bikes in great condition. Call egan County Fairgrounds, $14,995. Thomet Chev- power windows, power 897-7865. right In Allegan, Michigan. FOR SALE - 3x5 Nylon rolet-Buick, Lowell, 897- locks. Priced for summer C26 Free Parking, 2.00 Adm. 8 Flags for sale at the VFW 9294. driving. Vennen Chrysler i a m to 4:30 p.m. Always the PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE Post 307 E. Main. Dodge Plymouth, Lowell, last Sunday ol the Month. 1983 CITATION-2 door - Upright player piano. Re- C26&27 Mt 897-9281. C26 hatchback. L4, 4 speed. built by Hans Fischer. Re- 1980 APACHE CAMPER FM, 31,000 miles. finished. Several rolls in- 1985 DODGE B-250 CON- CLASSIFIED AD - fiberglass sides, stove, Thomet Chevrolet- cluded. Foot pump or electnc Business VERSION VAN - Full power, furnace, more. Very Buick, Loweii, 897-9294. pump. Phone 897-9261 days clean. Thomet Chev- full luxury. Vennen Chrysler Help Wanted or 897-5381 evenings. Can S Semes rolet-Buick, Lowell, 897- Dodge Plymouth, Loweii, be seen at Flat River Antique 9294. Ml 897-9281. 1983 ELECTRA LI- Mall. Lowell. MITED-4 door, ail power nctfn Jim Cook, Jr. 1986 DODGE 600 CON- options, executive trade- 6.8% FINANCING or $1000 WANTED TO BUY - Anti- AUCTIONEER VERTIBLE - Automatic, air, in. Was $8,995, now cash rebate on all Vans - ques of all kinds - one piece All Types of Sales stereo, ready for summer $7,995. Thomet Chev- Artificial Grass - Doz- Conversion, Window and or entire households. Rat (616) 897 8872 Vennen Chrysler Dodge rolet-Buick, Lowell, 897- ens of Colors & Styles Cargo. Ram Chargers also THE LEDGER River Antique Mall 897-5360. Plymouth, Lowell, Ml 897- 9294. on SALE at Wright-Way apply. Vennen Chrysler CTFN 9281. Carpet Warehouse, Dodge Plymouth, Lowell, puts you on the best Ionia - (616) 527-2540. Ml 897-9281. HELP WANTED - Opening 1982 BUICK REGAL-4 P26-27 ;<::-A'xvX 7-11. Seeks friendly, LAW OFFICE Business door, V6, air, stereo, ! seller list and dependable MichaelJ. Tummino.Jr. FOR SALE - Furniture, mov- cruise, wires. Thomet FOR SALE - Airedale Ter- ing - 2 dining room suites, liv- Chevrolet-Buick. Low- people for Clerk and Assis- Judith L. Tummino S Services 'ant Manager positions. rier Puppies. AKC regis- ing room suite, chairs, lamps, ell, 897-9294. Send resume to P.O. Box tered. Pet show quality. GENERAL PRACTICE pictures. Call after 6 p.m. - 8822, Grand Rapids. Ml Good hunter, watchdog, 891-1640. Divorce, uncontested, 49508. E.O.E. companion. City or country BINGO C24-26 1982 CAMARO Z28 - 4 living. 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As Lambert Variety celebrates finishing touches done and ihe W. Mam St. and was extensively iheir 5lh anni\ersary. right next shelves stocked just in time for remodeled by the husbands of ditor Stitchin' Prettx Fabrics is their Grand Opening which runs the proprietors. Gordon Richards just opening their diHKs. Heidi through this Saturday. May 16. and Paul Seese. Shoppers will Richaids and Ellen Seese gi>t the The new newt is located at 117 find a variety of fabrics. D M.C. floss, aida. notions, patterns, II stenciling supplies and other items. The store itself is pleas- Main Street", cont'd. antly decorated with lots of oak tnm work and stenciled decora- LAMBERT VARIETY CELEBRATES 5th ANNIVERSARY tions around the ceiling. Visitors to the new shop can Duane and Arlene Lambert are celebrating their fifth year in enter a free drawing with gift cer business at Lambert Variety this week The comer five and dime tificates as prizes The drawing has really blossomed under Lambert's ownership, and the business will be held May 16. Store hours recently expanded into a vacant building next door. Since purchas- arc: Monday. Ibesday, Thursday ing the buslnesss the Lamberts have moved to Lowell and have and Friday 10 a.m. thru 5:3C been active in community functions. Duane has been especially p.m.. Wednesday 10 a.m. thru 8 active in the Chamber of Commerce, and was msirumental in p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. thru 2 helping get that organization back on its feet two years ago. p.m. Shoppers will find a (pardon the pun) variety of excellent buys Fabric and pattern clubs are at Lambert s all this week as they celebrate their anniversary. offered. Customers' purchases Congratualtions Duane and Arlene. will be kept track of, and bonuses will be offered when cer- BLAIN BACON RETIRES AS SCOTTVILLE MANAGER tain purchase levels are achieved Long time Lowell residents will likely remember Blam Bacon Heidi graduated from Luke M. as the City Manager until about ten years ago. He left his post Powers High School in Flint in here to take a similar position in the city of Scottville from which 1973. She worked as a secretary Heidi Richards and Ellen Seese are the proprietors of one of Lowell's newest businesses, he retired on May 3. Bacon said in an interview m the Mason in Flint for five years and moved StitGhin, Pretty Fabrics. County Press that he and his wife Florence plan to remain in to East Grand Rapids with her Scottville. husband in 1982. The couple Not so coincidentially. Lowell City Manager Ray Quada will have a son Blake and an adopted Lowell School Board Notes: celebrate his tenth anniversary as City Manager on Salurdav. Mav Korean daughter Elizabeth. 17. Ellen Seese is a 1980 graduate The Lowell Board of Educa- Following the payment of Kansas City, Missouri, dunng of Lowell High School. She tion held its regular meeting on bills, the board accepted resigna- the National FFA Convention in OFF THE BLOTTER graduated from Aquinas College Monday. May 12, 1986. tions from Mike Michaud from November. in 1984 with a B.S. Degree in During the recognition of the his Boys Freshman Basketball Under other business, the ** A 14-year-old juvenile from Lowell suffered severe leg injuries accounting. She now works for audience, Dick Anderle from the coach position and Pam Board appointed election work- w hen struck while riding his bicycle on North hudson near Foreman the Grand Rapids Municipal Em- Kent Intermediate School Dis- Heemstra from her JV Basketball ers for the annual school election on Thursday. May 8. The youth was on his way to school at about ployees Credit Union. Ellen re- trict presented a plaque to Alto Cheerleading coach position. to be held June 9, 1986, and 7:30 a.m when he rode his bicycle into the path of a vehicle sides with her husband Paul in School for being named one of Mr. Pete Siler and members adopted a resolution for thelhith driven by Timothy Neilzel, 27, of Rockford Lowell rescue person- Alto. the top elementary schools in of the FFA gave a presentation In Taxation Hearing to be held nel responded to the scene and the victim was transported to a The Ledger would like to join Michigan. of the pesticides demonstration Monday, June 2. 1986 and the Grand Rapids hospital. with the rest of the community A group of parents of special which was entered in the State 1986-87 Budget Hearing to be Molly Wepman. 73. of Lowell failed to yield the right of way in welcoming Heidi and Ellen. education students addressed the competition recently. The Lowell held on June 9, 1986. at Jefferson and High Streets, and struck a vehicle driven by Barbara Board to express their concern FFA won first place in the Land- In the last item of business, Bowden, 34. of Lowell. The accident occurred on Friday, May TAKE TWO AND SAVE! for needing teacher aides in the scape Architecture contest dur- the Board approved the 1985-86 9. No injunes were reported. Save a dollar when you district's two learning disability ing the FFA Agricultural Skills amended budget resolution. ^ Edward Bultema. 35, of Kentwood was cited by Lowell Police subacrltw to ttw Grand Val- classrooms held at Lowell. The Contest program in April. Be- for leaving the scene of a property damage accident. The incident ley Ladgar for two yaars at administration asked to meet cause # of their win, they have SUBSCRIBE TO occurred on Main St. near West St. on Saturday. May 3. Bultema $14. Ont year $7.50 in Kant with concerned parents and been invited to represent Michi- reportedly struck a parked car owned by Manon Jones. County. Call 897-9261. study the issue. gan in the National contest in THE LEDGER

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40 - 60 • 75 or 100 Watt 4 Ply Wintuck, Caress pkg. of 4 Or Brushed Bulky $100 X Skein Duane and Arlene Lambert wish to thank all LMBBT IMtTY the wonderful customers who have made 123 W MAIN, LOWELL Ml 49331 • PH 897-9918 their first five years here such and enjoyable WE RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR VARIETY OF NEEDS experience. Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 till 6