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Volume 12, Issue S Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday. December i6.198? Boosters seek millage for track facility
The Lowell Board of Educa- start of the regular meeting until made a request to the board for were all approved by the board the retro-fitting for the 1988-89 contract is not included. tion had a holiday surprise for 8:08 p.m. a millage in an upcoming elec- to be employed for winter coach- year; and to authorize Progres- The board also acted on a need those attending the December Lowell Booster s Club past tion to support a new track facil- ing positions. sive Engineering to proceed with to have their facilities checked meeting. president Denise Dommer with ity. The board also accepted the engineering drawings for re-roof- for asbestos. Lowell, along with The board went into executive the support of Lowell's assistant "Our original plan was to look resignation of Veldman from his ing and .replacing of exterior en- many other schools, will have session five minutes prior to the athletic director Tom Stahr and for a sizable amount of money middle school in-house super- tranceways at the Riverside this done through AHERA Regu- regular meeting, setting back the football coach Phil Christensen from area business people to get visor position effective Jan. 12. building, were all supported by lations. the fund raising for the track Veldman will be going back to the board. This must be done before Oct. started,'* Dommer said. "How- school. However, time will per- The administrative and board 12, 1988. and a failure to do so ever, many of the responses from mit Veldman to complete his policies for home bound instruc- will cost a school $25,000 a day. the businessmen were, it is not winter coaching position. tion for regular students was Lowell will have Thist Ther- our committment, it is the re- Motions to receive bids on the passed on its second reading. mal System from Eagle perform sponsibility of the voters. And high school window retro-fitting The board approved the re- the service. This includes dril- with that in mind we are here to using the Drivet System, exclud- vised administrator and super- ling tiny holes into floor, ceiling request it be included in the next ing the cafeteria where thermo visor contracts effective begin- die, walls and piping insulation. millage." pane will be used; to reaffirm ning with the 1987-88 school The cost will be an estimated Dommer added one of the Progressive Engineering as the year. $7,500 according to Kemp. main reasons for the need of a district's architect and engineer- This is strictly for content and 0 track facility is because of the ing firm for projects involving format. The superintendent's large number of students par- ticipating in the sport. Right now Lowell High School is one of four schools Superior Furniture Pres. LOWELL BOOSTERS WISH ATHLETES GOOD LUCK IN WINTER SEASON without a track facility in the OK White Conference. That is due * The Lowell Athletic Boosters Club would like to wish our to change within the next year. passes suddenly at 49 athletes good luck as our winter season is underway. In some way "Forest Hills Northern, Wyom- Q the Lowell Athletic Boosters Club touches every Middle School ing Park and Rogers are all in ram in the name of William J. and High School athlete. Financially the Lowell Red Arrow teams the process of putting a new track Lee. are supported by equipment, uniforms, athletic trainer, ice time in," Christensen said. Surviving are his wife. Sue; and other items purchased from Booster Fund Raisers. Our most Board member Gary Kemp, children Heather Lee and Will- important contribution to our athletic program is the countless assistant superintendent, re- iam J. Lee 11; and his father, number of volunteer hours. So the Booster club asks every parent minded the board that four years William S. Lee of Grand Rapids. I of a Lowell Athlete to volunteer to work one athletic event to help ago when Lowell joined the con- Services were held Saturday support our total program. Volunteers are needed to work conces- ference it committed itself to pro- at the Mayflower Congrega- sion stands at every High School home volleyball, wrestling and vide adequate facilities so that tional Church. Burial at Rest basketball event. Many parents have already signed up to work teams could compete. Lawn Cemetery. and a schedule is posted on the concession stand door next to the "Right now the school pays high school gym with times still open for Tuesday night Varsity about $150 per home meet to use Basketball, and most Volleyball and Wrestling events. If you have the Kenowa Hills facility," Stahr not done so already please sign up to work an event on the posted said. Christoff's schedule or by calling 897-5573 evenings. Go Red Arrows! It was mentioned that with a track facility a soccer field could products FIRE DEPARTMENT SPONSORS A BLOOD DRIVE be put in the middle. "That is done, but that type of The Lowell Area Fire Department will be having a Blood Drive, setup does present problems," headed for Wed., Dec. 16 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Lowell Middle Christensen said. It was then School. Call Frank at 897-8916 or 897-7736 or John at 897-8072 added that the city land the to sign up. Walk-ins are also welcome. Give this special Gift of school purchased was done with Hong Kong Life during the holiday season. i soccer field in mind. Board president John Haggai Six Michigan specialty food LCTV TO SHOW LOCAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS thanked Dommer and the Boos- ter's Club for the ground work companies were recruited by a large Hong Kong department The First United Methodist service, the 3rd Sunday in Advent that it had done, and that the e store to promote their products will be shown on LCTV Channel 2 on Thurs., Dec. 17 at 10 a.m. board would discuss a track facil- at the grand opening of a second and Fri., Dec. 18 at 5 p.m. Also the First United Methodist Church ity in detail at their January work- store in Hong Kong. childrenfs program will be shown on LCTV Channel 2 on Wed., shop session. Buying teams from Yoahan Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. and Sat., Dec. 19 at 10 a.m. Lowell foreign language in- structors Ingrid Baird and Mary Department Store, Hong Kong, met with food product suppliers LCTV RUNS NEW YEAR'S SPECIALS Malone requested and got per- mission for a summer trip to from the Mid American Interna- William J. Lee tional Agriculture Trade Council LCTV is running New Year's specials. Free installation - see Europe for high school students (MIATCO) region in Chicago in details in ad in T.V. section. in 1988. The trip which is scheduled The community was shocked William S. Lee purchased the June for the purpose of selecting building in 1936 as pan of a a variety of food products to be TEENS INVOLVED HOSTING NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE from June 21 to July 9, will in- last week to learn of the unex- partnership that included the featured in the upcoming De- 0 clude stops in France, England pected and untimely death of William J. Lee. 49, president of Charlotte Chair Co. and his cember promotion. A New Year's Eve Dance for all Lowell High School students and Spain. Superior Furniture Co. of Low- father acquired full ownership of A delegation of 13 Michigan will be hosted by the Teens Involved in the Middle School Baird said 15-20 students will ell. He was stricken at his East the company in 1958. companies, recruited and or- Cafetorium from 8:30 to 12:30. D.J. music and refreshments pro- go and the cost will be be $1,449 Grand Rapids home and taken to Growing demand for the ganized by MDA's World Trade vided. Cost is $2.00 per person. per student. This will include Services Division, met with two meals a day. She added stu- Blodgett Memorial Medical firm's furniture spurred a Yoahan buyers, of which six dents will be responsible for their Center where he was pronounced $400,000 addition in 1984. The LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIAL! were selected to participate in the lunch. dead. new building was designed to ac- Lee succeeded his father as comodate production and stor- promotion. The Lowell High School Student Council has the answer to your The board also approved a one Among the Michigan food day trip to a Northern Michigan head of Superior Furniture Co. age space. G last-minute gift problem! An LHS sweatshirt! They will be avail- companies chosen is Christoff ski area with all costs being paid and helped oversee a massive ex- Lee was a member of Mayf- able for sale at the Lowell-Sparta basketball game at the Lowell and Sons. Lowell, specializing by participants. pansion of the business in 1984. lower Congregational Church gym, on December 18. Help yourselves with your gift planning in salad dressings and sauces. John Wilder, assistant wrestl- The company makes cherry and the Peninsular Club. He was and help the Lowell Student Council at the same time. The World TVade Services Di- ing coach; Sue Phillips, varsity wood furniture for retailers also a sales representative for vision is responsible for increas- basketball cheerleading coach; nationwide. Sligh Furniture of Holland for SANTA CLAUS SCHEDULE ing and improving international Bette Phillips, assistant basket- Lee grew up in Grand Rapids. nearly 20 years. He graduated from East Grand Bill was a dedicated East development opportunities for Lowell's popular Santa Claus will be on hand at the Casual ball cheerleading coach; Ron Rapids High School and in 1960 Grand Rapids Sports booster and Michigan products by providing Touch Fashions store from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday evening Veldman, seventh grade A bas- from the University of Michi- upon learning of his death, the technical assistance and informa- this week, and on Friday evening from 6.00 to 7:30 p.m. at the ketball coach; and Kathy T^lus, gan. Wednesday evening basketball tion. sponsoring food and trade Straw Basket. Make your plans now to take the little ones (and seventh grade B basketball coach Lee returned from Ann Arbor game was dedicated to him. His missions, coordinating and de- not so little ones) for a visit. There will be treat bags at Straw PRECISION & FASHION to work at his father's company, son. Bill II. was on the varsity veloping promotional programs, Basket and the Teddy Terrific drawing. Don't miss it! HAIRSTYUNG - For both which occupies a tum-of-the- team in his Senior year at East. and operating MDA's overseas men and women. Man's World century white brick building in Memorial donations have been trade offices in Brussels, Hong continued on page 19 Hakstyting. Phone 897-8102. Lowell. made to the school sports prog- Kong and Africa. The Lowdl Ledger - Wedwdey, December 16. 1«7 - Pa«e 2 Postmaster urges snow removal The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday, December 16, I9t7 • Pife 3 VFW Aux. donates $ 1,000 Coming Events ' postmaster Charlie Doyle has icmporao receptacle, such as a is scheduled for delivery in the asked area mail res.denis 10 clear box or bushel basket. where car- Lowell post office area will tcc and snow frnm sidewalks and ner may leave the mail Mail that be given out at the post office Notic^e in the Ledger's hold regular meetings at the Sundays. Local and Michi- $5.00. Sponsored by hundred year old horse presents the 14th Annual steps in Older to receive delivery "Coming Events" are free Township Hall. 6059 Unfield, gan artists and craftsmen will Geranium Guild. Ionia stable, one night. December Live Nativity at the comer of of their mail of charge to any non-profit AHo, on the first Monday of present glass sculptures, County Memorial Hospital. 19th from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 76th St. S.E. andThornappie Postma&ter Doyle said he organization in the Lowell, each month at 7:30 p.m. watercokxs. wooden toys, For more info call 642-6407 p.m. No charge or donation. River Drive. 3 live presenta- realizes ifs not always easy lo Obituaries Ada, Alto, and Saranac Everyone Welcome! No De- country crafts, bees wax tap- or 642-9447 Bowne Center United tions each nite 7, 7:30 and remove ice and snow, bul carriers area. We prefer auch cember Meeting. See Vbu In ers, stained glass, woven Methodist Church, corner of 8:00 p.m. Live animals • are noc required lo risk personal O'SULLIVAN - Roseanne dnm. Christopher and Man of notices to be kept brief and January. wearable art. baskets, MON., DEC. 14: The Golden 84th and Alden Nash (M50) music. Join us for cookies injury from unusual hazards lo (Haglund) O'Sullivan formerly CA; sisters Norma, in Studio to be submitted by mail, jewelry, samplers, hand- Swingers will meet at enter from 84th St. exit on and hot chocolate between deliver the mail. of Lowell passed away De- CHy* CA; Lamine of Graml but will accept notices by EVERY SECOND WEDNES- made shaker boxes, mini- Schneider Manor at 12:00 Alden Nash. performances. Jesus is the Rural and curbline customers cember 3, 1987 in Burlingame, mother, Ormj phone at 897-9261. DAY: Lowell Woman's Club framed pictures, pottery and noon. St. Mary's students will reason for the season! are reminded to keep their mail- CA. She is survived by two chil- Barber of Lowell meets every 2nd Wednesday present a Christmas prog- SAT, DEC. 19: Open House boxes cleared of snow, vehicles, much more. Free admission. honoring Bruce Walter on his and other objects WOMEN OF THE MOOSE of the month at Schneider ram. Chapter night meeting is held Manor at 12:00. Luncheon DEC. 1-31: West Michigan 75th birthday to be held at DEC. 30 - JAN. 10: West This will permit the carrier to Michigan Shores Council. drive up to each mailbox to de- the first Monday of each and program. Shores Council. Camp TUES., DEC. 15: West Michi- the residence. 606 Riverside "World Jamboree". Sidney. posit and collect mail without month, at 8 p.m. Gerber Winter Camping. Call gan Shores Council. Scout Dr.. Lowell from 2:00 p.m. to Australia. leaving the vehicle. The ap- (616)363-3828 for informa- Showcase Chairmen Meet- 5:00 p.m. No gifts please. proach to and exit from the mail- WOMEN OF THE MOOSE QUA-KE-Z1K tion. Also "Drugs A Deadly ing. Call (616)363-3828 for box should be cleared suffi- Business Meeting is held the Game", call for detail pam- information. DEC. 22, 23, & 24: Live DEC. 31: West Michigan Every million years an entire thin surface layer of the SPORTSMEN'S CLUB ciently on both sides to allow the Nativity - Caledonia. Follow Shores Council, Order of Moon's soil is turned over 100 times by meteorites that third Monday of each month, meets every 2nd and 4th phlets. carrier to drive ahead and not be Arrow Dues for 1988. land on the planet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the WED., DEC. 16: Lowell Area the lights as our Bible Club required to back up the vehicle Club building at 11400 Fore- DEC. 7,14,28: West Michigan Fire Department is having a after delivery. EVERY SECOND TUESDAY Shores Council. TV-13 Bozo Postmaster Doyle further man Road, Lowell. blood drive from 4:00 p.m. to The Lowell Area Fishing Club Show, Cub Scout packs. Call Lions fundraiser stated that earners are instructed 8:00 p.m. at the Lowell Mid- to take all mail with them daily now meets at the Flat River SATURDAYS IN DEC.The (616)363-3828 for informa- dle School. Call Frank at tion. as no mail will be given out over Snowmobile Clubhouse on classic story, "A Christmas 897-8916 or 897-7736 or backs track project Geoqpe Boyce, front, second from the right. Bingo Chairperson VFW Auxiliary 8303 presents the counter On days of heavy Potters Road, just East of Carol" by Charles Dickens John at 897-8072 to sign up. The Lowell Lions Club is un- January 1988, will exhibit 31 Jerry Despres, Director of Lowell Rescue, with a check for $1,000. The money will go towards snow rural customers should Montcalm Ave, at 7:00 p.m. will be performed by the SUN., DEC. 13: Past Mat- Walk-ins welcome. HEALTH dertaking a fund-raising project area merchants' advertisements. a new Lowell rescue unit. Above, front, far left. Betty Miller and far right. Violet Miller, president meet their earner it mailboxes All prospective members or Grand Rapids Public rons of Cyclamen Chapter to raise money for the Lowell Members of the Lions Club will Back, Barb Butterworth, Winnie Snieder, Virginia Tidielaar and Lucile Adrianse. have not been cleared or have a interested individuals are cor- Museum Puppet Theatre. No. 94 O.E.S. invite their hus- THURS., DEC. 17: Mutual By Athletic Booster s track project. be calling on area merchants dially welcome. Performances are scheduled bands to the Christmas Pot- Support Group for persons The Lions will be selling ad through December. Or Paul Gauthtar with arthritis will meet at for 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. every luck dinner at the home of space to area merchants for an The profits from this fund- Dr. Jim Laog LADIES: Join us for coffee Sat. in Dec. Bill and Nancy Wood. Punch Blodgett Hospital, Guild upcoming phone book cover. raiser will be donated to the track Dine studying in Scotland break/story hour and inter- bowl, 4 p.m. - Eat. 5:00 p.m. Room No. 1, 12:30 - 2:00 This phone book cover will be project. The Lions support the faith Bible study at Calvin NOV. 22 THRU DEC. 24: Bring a dish to pass. p.m. Speaker will be Dr. fitted for the Ameritech phone Booster s endeavor and plan to Jennifer Dmc of Alto, is one Jennifer is studying at the Uni- academic year there taking student body of nearly 5.900, Christian Reformed Church, Lowell Area Arts Council Alfred Swanson. book and mailed to 4600 area continue financial support of this of 31 Alma College students versity of Aberdeen in Aberdeen, classes in the liberal arts and sci- Dine, a 1985 graduate of Low- CURRENT DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF BREAST Tues. mornings at 9:30 a.m. Center Annual Christmas SUN., DEC. 13: Christmas residents. The cover, due out in project in the coming year; studying in the college's Interna- Scotland. In the program in ence areas. Founded in 1495, the High School, is the daughter CANCER uonal Programs for the Fall which she is participating, stu- university is located on Scot- ofRobert and Judith Dme, 12500 Show & Sale. 149 S. Hudson Home Tour. Saranac. Tour six SAT, DEC. 19: Enrich your FIRST MONDAY OF EACH Term dent* may spend pan of an land's northeast coast and has a 72ndSt.,AJto St., Lowell. 1-5 p.m. Monday homes. Starting point is Christmas experience by MONTH: The Bowne Town- through Friday and 1:30 to Saranac Community driving through our live nativ- Over the last several years there have been many changes in the SUBSCRIBE TO THE LEDGER ship Historical Society will 4:30 p.m. Saturdays and Church, from 3-7 p.m.. ity scene, held in our one way we diagnose and subsequently treat breast cancer. Until a leu years ago, the finding of a lump in the breast was treated as a semi-emergency The patient was taken to the operating room where a radical mastectomy (removal of the entire breast, under- Nonalcoholic lying chest muscles and armpit lymph nodes) was performed The patient was also given radiation therapy. This was the standard of care. Use flamr-proof decora- Today, finding of a breast lump is no longer treated as an holiday drinks tions and spray your tree emergency. After finding a suspicious mass in the breast, a fine HAVE A with a fire retardant mix- needle is often used to aspirate cells from the lesion in the office ture. Have a reliable fire which is then sent to the pathologist. Depending on results, a 'tThecrsJ**..."Skoal!**... drink contest was open to all extinguisher in your biopsy performed as an outpatient may be needed. Once these Whatever the holiday toast, Michiganians age 16 and up. home. Know where it is results are available the patient can make an informed decision as party hosts can lavishly pour The featured drinks were and how lo use it. to the type of surgery that would benefit her the most. In many HOUSEHOLD drinks this season without risk- selected on the basis of taste, ap- cases a breast conserving operation can be performed that would ing the safety of those who must pearance, creativity of name and remove the cancerous lump along with axillary (armpit) lymph drive by serving "The Great Pre- romantic appeal. Keep your tree in water nodes This type of operation is more cosmetically acceptable and tenders"- a tasty collection of The pocket-sized party guide at all times, and keep the post operative recovery is much less difficult. nonalcoholic drinks, reports lists suggestions party givers can it away from your fire- All women are at risk for developing breast cancer. Cancerous AAA Michigan. follow to help make this a safe SAFE place, radiator and lumps are found more commonly in women over age 50, but it The Bank "During the holiday season, and happy season, including: heater. Turn off all the should be remembered that younger women can develop breast alcohol consumption tradition- -Emphasize food rather than lights when you leave cancer also. Currently there are about 120,000 new cases of breast ally increases as eight of 10 drink and offer a well-stocked home or go to bed. cancer diagnosed each year in the U.S. alone! The average women motorists will drink, then drive," buffet with starchy, alcohol-ab- has a 1 in 11 chance of developing breast cancer during her lifetime stated Robert Cullen, AAA sorbing foods. Replenish fre- MERRY Some women are at higher risk for developing breast cancer Michigan Safety and Thiffic quently. Those who have a family history of breast cancer are more apt to manager. "That is why we en- -Avoid extended cocktail Check your tree lights. develop the disease, especially if cancer was present in a first-de courage hosts to serve some of hours-45 minutes is a good gree relative (mother or sister). The risk increases if the relative the delicious alcohol-free recipes length- and have a knowledge- Repair or throw away lights with frayed or exposed had cancer before age 50 or had disease in both breasts. Women from our Great Pretenders Party able person serve measured who have not had children or who have had their first child after wires, loose connections or CHRISTMAS Guide.*" drinks. The host should set an that believesage 30 may also be at increased risk. Currently it is not felt that broken sockets. Look for the The 20-page guide is available, example by not overindulging, Underwriters' Laboratories binh control pills or estrogen replacement therapy after menopause free at all AAA Michigan offices -If alcohol is served, set the Safety should be one of increases the risk for breast cancer. (I L| label. statewide. It includes 20 winning bar area away from the center of those precious gifts your Even when multiple risk factors are present the odds are still nonalcoholic drink recipes, star- party activities. Put all alcoholic against developing the disease in a panicular patient. However, chy alcohol-absorbing food red- beverages away as the hour be- household enjoys during your physician is interested in knowing the peninent risk factors pes, party tips and suggestions comes late. the holidays and, of so that he can tailor a screening program that will fit your risk on how to be "First A Friend, -Encourage each couple or if you are planning to use profile. Then a Host " group to have a "designated non- your fireplace during the course, throughout the Next week we will discuss the current recommendations for This year, the annual alcohol- drinking driver." thereby assur- holidays, make sure year. detecting breast cancer in its earliest stages when it is easiest to awareness program also salutes ing everyone a safe ride home, to keep tree, decorations treat and cure. the "Romance of the Holidays," If a driving guest has had too and gift wrappings away For a hazard-free, accident-free that special time of year when much to drink, arrange for some- from it. in people the scent of pine trees fills the one else to take him or her home, 3 happy household during the hol- air. mistletoe boughs hang in call a cab or allow the person to idays, we've packaged five little hallways and people joyously spend the night. safety reminders for you to St-rvinj* Lovrcll Area Readers Since 1893 gather to celebrate the season. "Party hosts should be aware Drink recipes call for a wealth that it takes at least one hour for place around your personal of rich and delectable ingre- the body to bum off each ounce Don't let tree bulbs touch Christmas tree, so that you and of alcohol," noted Cullen. "Cof- dients, including eggnog, plum the needles or branches. (USPS 453-830) fee and a cold shower won*! your family will be assured of butter, chocolate and hot fudge. Gel rid of your tree is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent sober a drinking guest or im- the added blessing of a safe The "Coconut Cuddle," "Mis- when it dries out. County, $10.00 a year outside the county by the tletoe Chill," "Kiss-Mass Sur- prove motor skills-only time holiday. prise" and "Santas Kiss" are will sober an intoxicated per- Lowell Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. Broad- among the luscious drinks which son." way St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. can enhance the romance of the Last year, nine persons died season. in traffic over the 54-hour Christ- ROGER K. BROWN STATE SAVINGS The lop-rated drink, "Parson mas period, the same total killed EDITOR & PUBLISHER Brown." a taste-tempting blend during the 54-hour 1985 holiday, (616) 897-9261 of vanilla almond bark tofu, de- Four of last year's at-fault drivers caffeinated coffee, cinnamon in the fatal accidents had been Lowell Light & Power BANK Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan and nutmeg, was created by drinking. Published Every Wednesday Michele Matzke of Birch Run, Eight persons died in New A bartender at Frankenmuth's Years holiday traffic last year. POSTMASTER: Send address change to The Owned By The People Of Lowell LOWELL • ROCKFORD FDK fiMtMNfMlI Bavarian Inn. she won $1,000 compared lo five the previous OMOttUNlfT Lowell Ledger, PO. box 128, Lowell, Ml 49331 for her recipe which was voted year. Three of the seven at-fault the best of a record 206 entries drivers had been drinking, statewide. The nonalcoholic The Lowdl Ledger • Wedneaday, Decanter It, IW7 • Page 4 The Lowell Ledger • Wedneaday, December 16, 1987 - Page 5
Christmas Sky Show Engaged A major "first step" in fighting Some of the major bills in the and distributing drugs on school ficers, prosecutors and judges crime has been taken with the package would: property and for using minors lo administer justice, bul. as com- at G.R. Planetarium Krause bi-partisan support of a package -change the way serious deliver drugs prehensive as they are, they are of 69 bills set lo begin moving juvenile offenden are handled -update shoplifting laws lo only a beginning. The crime Santa Claus is coming... to the formances are December 28 soon through the House and Se- and place them into adult courts allow merchants to sue and re- package does not address several Roger B Chaffee Planet an urn. through the 31st at 12:30 and nate. The package includes pro- faster and easier cover their loss plus penalties areas that need reform, including Children will be treated lo a 2:30 p.m. at the visions from the House Republi- -allow the stale lo use federal -require mandatory consecu- drunk driving, repeat offenders, can Task Force Report on Crime ChriNtmas sky show and meet A Christmas Present" is a de- Vic Krause wiretap information in state trials tive terms for anyone who com- sentencing reform and alterna- Santa, who will pass out candy lightful holiday show for chil- Reduction issued last May, and -allow prosecuters the right James Bice. Jr. and Meredyth and was 19 1/2 inches long 19th Oisthct mits a felony while on bond for tive punishments. canes and special Christmas pre- dren which portrays the wonders addresses several areas that have lo appeal and demand a jury trial Bice of Wyoming. Michigan, Grandparents are Fred Althaus of another felony. sents Santa will introduce the of Christmas as seen through the House needed attention for many years. -enhance penalties for selling These bills will help police of- formerly of Lowell, are happy Lowell and the late Alice Al- sky shows "Star of the Magi eyes of an inquisitive young boy to announce the birth of their thaus; Mr. and Mrs R(KI and "A Christmas Present" which and two very surprised as- r, daughter. Alicia Kathenne. on Slaught. also of Lowell, and the- were first presented during the tronauts. The audio and visual December I at Butterworth Hos- late James Bice last holiday season, and are re- effects are striking and will cap- pital She weighed 8 lbs. 4 ozs. luming for encore engagements tivate all audiences. Showtimes this year. are Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and "Star of the Magi , a $0-mi- 1:30 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 Send Christmas cards to nute show, written by plan- p.m. Special Added Perfor- etarium director Dave DeBruyn. mances are December 28 runs through January 4. 1988. It through the 31st at 11:30 a.m. overseas servicemen focuses on newly uncovered evi- and 1:30 p.m. For this show dence and theories about the only, children three and above Thousands of U.S. Navy Marine serving his countr\ at famed >tar which led the three are admitted Preschoolers are V sailors and Marines will be sea. Send cards or letters (no Wise Men to Bethlehem The not admitted to other sky shows. spending the upcoming holiday packages) by first class mail (22 show is highly acclaimed tor its "Illusions of the Night" will re- season far away from their cents postage) lo: vivid portrayal of the inspiring sume its appearance January 4 families and loved ones aboard heavenly Phenomenon and of the through February 28th, 1988. ships in the Persian Gulf. You Any U.S. sailor or U.S. Marine events which accompanied its Admission for all Christmas can show your appreciation for Persian Gulf appearance Lowell George sky shows are adults S2.00; Chil- their sacrifice by sending a holi- ASU Bahrain Seibel. a prominent local actor, dren and Sr. Citizens $1.50 day card or letter to a sailor or FPO New York, NY 09542 narrates the show. Showtimes are which include daytime admis- Thursday through Saturday at sion. The Planetarium is closed H:00 p.m., Friday at 2:30 p.m. Chnstmas Eve, Christmas and and Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 New Year's Days. For more info- and 3:30 p.m. Special Added Per mation call 456-3200. Homespun Devotions Kathleen Marie Beachler and Kevin LeRoy Hurt
J&D PLANTATION Mr. and Mrs. Al Eckman of and will graduate from Aquinas 421 LINCOLN LAKE Lowell, are proud lo annouce the College in May. Her fiance is a By Pauline Spray engagement of their daughter, graduate of Lowell Senior High LOWELL, MI 49331 Kathleen Marie Beachler to and Olivet Nazarene University 616-897-8017 Kevin Le Roy Hurt also from in Kankakee. Illinois. He is pre- Day after day we are forced Christians, how do we cope Lowell. sently employed by American to put up with irritations of one with irhtalions? Do we allow Kevin is the son of Rev. and Greeting Coiporation. The sort or another. Perhaps it is a them lo overpower us. or do we Join us for a Mrs. William Hurt of Grand couple is planning a June 25, neighbor who never fails to bum master them? Ledge. The bride to be is a 1988 wedding. her papers just when you have If we give too much attention traditional graduate of Lowell Senior High your clean clothes on the line to the initations which come to Johnny always lets the screen annoy us, we are asking for Enjoy a wagon ride and select a Christmas tree. htt'i your problem, you'vt door slam the moment you've trouble. Like a sore that is con- •ttn • crab tat a succeeded in getting his baby sis- stantly scratched, infection will Concessions for family, visit and photo with coconut btfora 7 Santa, and choice of homemade wreaths. ter to sleep Hubby insists on soon set in and difficulty will fol- grunting and pointing instead of low We need to ask God for a.m. - 3:30 p.m. asking politely for the food he grace and strength to help us wishes to have passed to him. overlook these petty trials. He- One kind of hermit crab grows more than two feet long. Irriutions? Yes, there are many, can give us the divine assistance It it called the robber crab and coconut crab because it and they are always with us. it said to climb coconut trees and pick the nuts. we need to accept those things we cannot change, lo refrain from scratching the sore, and let the wound heal.
Prayer: O Lord, give me grace AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY for the irritations which come daily. Provide the strength lo overlook those things which ADA COMMUNITY annoy me Grant me the patience CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH 1 need to let the wound heal 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN Amen. CHURCH OF LOWELL 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 Sunday School " 9 45 A M Meeting al the Lowdl Middle School REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON 1 must tell Jesus all of my trials; Worship Service 1100 A M (12675 Foreman) 7152 Bradfield St. S.E. 676-I6W Morning Worship iq 00 A M I cannot bear these burdens Evening Service 6 00 P M Sunday Morning Worship REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Sunday School 11 20 A M alone. Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays And Children'& Ministries 10 00 A M Morning Worship . 8:45 AM and 11 (W A M Evening Worship 6:00 PM In my distress He kindly will Midweek Bihle Services and Youth Ministr> GLENN H MARKS Sunday School 10:00 A M WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS help me; "A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY ' Foreman Road Evening Worship 6 00 P M COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR He ever loves and cares for His W7.6477 897-9110 CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL own. E.A. Hoffman FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH Move into Touch-Tone or Custom Calling OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton Comer of ftOth Slreei & Bancroft Avenue 9213 Elmdaie Rd ClarVsv.He 201 North Washington Street REV RAYMOND E BEFUS Sunda\ School 10:00 A M Sunday School 10 00 AM Re\ Rick Upchurch Morning Worship 9:50 A M Morning Worship II 00 A M Mormng Worship 1100AM Church School |000 A.M. (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) by December 30 and well connect it free, Evening Worship 7:00 PM Evening Worship 6 00PM Morning Worship II00AM Sunday School 11:15AM Wednesday Bible Study Wednesday Night Worship 7 00 P M Evening Service 6:00 P M Evening Service 6 00 P M and Prayer Meeting 7:00 P M REV GREGORY A FREED, PASTOR Wednesday Mid Week Service Three-Way Calling that lets you add a third party to your Wednesday Service 7:30 P M New to the Lowell Area. Custom Calling and Touch-Tone (616) 868 7292 Jr Teens. Adults 7 qq p m Pastor Gene Sdder Everyone Welcome Nursery-Come A Worship With Us are coming to the Lowell area. And you can move in on a bi, conversations. 868-6403 or 866-6912 Michigan Bell introductory offer, if your phone number starts Speed Calling where you can call selected numbers by just SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL with 897,you can order Touch-Tone service or any of our four dialing one or two digits. (United Church of Chnst) FIRST UNITED METHODIST You can even get the speed, accuracy and convenience GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL Custom Calling Semces and we'll connect them for free. All 125 Bridge St. Saranac, Ml CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Chnst) of Touch-Tone service. Phone 642-6322 you have to do is call toll free by December 30,1987, and tell ( LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 404 North Hudson Morning Worship 10 00 A M Choose any or all and pay no connection charge. That 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS 897-5906 us what you want. Sunday School 1t:15A M Morning Worship 10:00 A M Morning Worship 9 00AM and 10:45 A M Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A.M. can be a savings of up to $30.50 each. But only if you order Home Bible Studies - Several Locations You can pick; L Sunday School & Adult Bible Class . 9:00 A M Church School 9:30 to 10:30 A M Barrier-Free Nursery Provided DEC. 17: Shirlee Schneidcr. Dial-A-Prayer • phone 642-9659 now. So call today and make your phqne do a whole lot JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN. MINISTER RiV. David Hagens Minister Call Waiting that lets you put one call on hold while you GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOD Laurel Hayward, David Dom 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Eleanor Manm Director of Education answer another. And where available, the new Cancel Call more for a whole lot less. Stanley Hagemeyer, Pastor bak, Scott Behnke, Billie Elli- Bamer • Free Entrance Manlyn Ouentjuk Director of Music Business customers call 1 800 445-5MBT, ext. 337. son. 0 Waiting feature is provided automatically at no extra charge. DEC. 18: Bill Kirby, Cliff Wal- Call Forwarding so you can transfer all your incoming calls Residence customers call 1 800 482-8055, ext. 156. FIRST CHURCH OF ling, Carol Doyle. Gary Ellison. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH to another telephone number when you're not home. 'Monthly service rates still apply based on rates effective April 28.1984. CHRIST, SCIENTIST Claude Quiggle, Chris Hunt, ST. MARY S OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL 48 Lafayette SE (1 block S of Fulton) Lori Tschichart 2275 West Main Slreei New Address CATHOLIC CHURCH Grand Rapids Ml DEC. 19: Tina Zywicki, Nina 897-7168 10200 Grand River Ave 402 N Amity Miller. Sunday Schod 9 45 AM Sunday Services 10 30 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN Sunday Service & Sunday School. 10:30 A M DEC. 20: Lori Decker, Ed Hohr Sunday Worship Sarvices . 1100AM&6 00PM Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M NEW HOURS Wednesday Evening Service . 8 00 P M Awana Wednesday 6 50 PM BOB ROUSH, PASTOR DEC. 21: John Hunt. Carrie Michigan Bell Saturday Mass 5 30 PM (Child Care Provided) Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M 897-7489 Richards, Karen Hays. AN /SmcitiTEC'ri COMPANY Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 AM DR DARRELL WILSON 897 5300 Reading Room at 24 Division N DEC. 22: Kristin Ellis, Can>l v lK © DAVID COBB YOUTH PASTOR 897-6348 (Weekdays 9 to 5 00. Saturdays 10 to 2 00) Reagan. Garrett Ellison. > Hepngyou communicat&w ALL ARE WELCOME Meisner, Eva Metlemick. DEC. 23: Charles Remtgcs The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 16, 1987 • Page 7 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 16, 1987 • Page 6 Santa brings cheer to Alto children The Lowell ledaer'sft • • •
The Alto Lion's Club and businessmen held their annual Children's Christmas party al I p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12. Notice of This party, which has been a tradition for the last 50-plus years, helps spread holiday cheer lo some 250-300 children in the Alto area EVICTION
Santa Claus was there to greet most of the children in atten- A dance, at the door Then after most of the children and their parents settled in, Santa pro- ceeded lo hand out toys to each child. LISTING « • As children entered the Christ- mas party, they were handed a MAGAZINE sack full of goodies Each sack was numbered on the bottom and as their number was drawn from G FGntwrGi Complete a box, and then called out. they went up lo get their gift from * Utfings of Lowoll Santa. G Cablo TV Oiaimolt Alto Lion's Club spokesman 'S Earl Posthumus said all dona- On A Pally Basis. lions were solicited by the Lions Club and the local businessmen donated the gifts. G Spoclal Sports The gifts included stuffed ani- Above, Santa greets one of 250-300 children that showed up for the Alto Lions Children's mals, tractors, different size bas- Listings Christmas Party. All the tots went home happy with a gift from St. Nick. ketballs. dolls, small portable Look what I got Mom, a stuffed Koala! The Alto Lkms Club radios, race cars and many other Children's Christmas Party not only brings cheer to the children, •7 toys. but to the many local merchants that donate the gifts. * G Spoclal Daily f * Movio listings Government safety experts urge caution when using portable heaters G Listings Colncido f With Numbers On Government safety experts CPSC suggests the following top of the cord could cause the cord to overheat. Your Tuner warn that half the deaths and precautions for safe portable hea- G one-third of the injuries resulting ter use: Do not use an extension cord from portable electric heater Use heaters at least three feet unless absolutely necessary fires occur when people use heat- away from objects such as bed- Using an extension cord with G Complete A ers overnight and the family is ding. furniture and drapes. high wattage appliances can start sleeping. If heaters must be used Never use heaters to dry clothes a fire. If you must use and exten lasy To Uso at night, a properly installed and or shoes. Do not place heaters sion cord, it must be marked # 14 maintained smoke detector in the where towels or other objects or # 12 AWG; this tells the thick- Channel Station Cltv same room may provide early could fall on the heater and stan ness or gauge of the wire in the • CD WWMT Kalamazoo warning of danger if a fire should a fire. cord. For example, a cord sold OHD WUHO Battle Crtek occur. Use heaters on the floor. as an air conditioner extension OdZ) WXMI Grand Rapids OOD WLNS Lansing The U.S. Consumer Product Never place heaters on furniture, cord will have these heavy wires OS) WSYM Safely Commission estimates for Do not use a cord marked #16 Lansing since they may fall, dislodging OCD WOTV Gund Rapids 1985 indicate that fire depart- or breaking parts in the heater or #18 AWG. Only use exten (DOS) WILX timing ments responded to 3,700 resi- Do not use heaters in wet or sion cords bearing the label of mm wove PM dential fires involving portable moist places such as bathrooms, an independent testing labora mm WKAR PBS electric heaters. These fires re- as parts in the heater may be dam- lory such as U.L. or E.T.L. oo WZZM Grswt Rapids sulted in 160 deaths, 260 injuries aged © HBO mOf IBS Be sure the plug fits snugly in WTBS Atlanta and S50.6 million in property Siring our cords on top of rugs IB Anxious children look on as this little girl and her mother pick up her gilt. the outlet. Since a loose plug MAX loss. m movies or floors. Placing anything on may overheat, have a qualified CD USA USA NsL CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 repairman replace the worn out • DISN Oisasy plug or outlet. Since heaters • CBN Vs. Bssdi THRU THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24,1987 WON Chicago draw lots of power, the cord and m ESPN Sports pulg may feel warm. But if the m CNN Haws m KEI8HA KNIGHT PULUAM ia the tttl* ttv in 77M Utth Match Qirt, A holiday drama to air Monday, Doc. 21, on NBC. Thofliinls plug feels too hot lo touch, un- m NICK Nick CUMBERLAND EFFICIENCIES plug the heater and have a qual Inspired by tlw Hans Christian Andarsan parabia about an orphan girl who brings s smila to thosa around har. ified repairman check for prob- i lems. If the heater and its plug 25 COUNT are found to be working properly, have the outlet replaced. Using a heater with a hot cord or plug could stait a fire.
If a heater is used on an outlet protected by a ground fault cir- Qhristmos Sale •DOW MS —1 —M .assons - ^ I -G - , cuit interrupter (GFCI) which noioay colors. trips, do not assume the GFCI is broken. Because GFCI's protect locations where leakage currents -V'. can cause a severe shock, stop using the heater and have it CLEAR TAPE checked, even if it seems to by YOUR CHOICE working properly Broken heaters should ^ checked and repaired by a quill • ified appliance service center. Do no attempt lo repair, adjust • V x 600* mvWbie tape c~l—7 I I I 1_—1 1- or replace parts in the heater •1500" otk) tyeB M: yourself. Built to Highest "NEW HOLIDAY HOURS" M-F 9-9 SAT. 9-6 Standards of Give us a call today! HOUDAY DESWI PARTY SUPPUES Quality and Luxury rJ •YOUR CHOCEI • Luncheon Napkins Deooratod wNhl Itwo lone hoiy| Cumberland Retirement Village • 7" Rates 123 W. MAIN. LOWELL. 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Tom Nugent Mike Rivers •: S • r f Micky Denman * & v •a. m * a 1987-88 J.V. WRESTLERS (Front row, laft to right): John Rupp, Nata Nauta, O.J. (Front row. left to right): Coech Laurie Kuna( Kim Tryon# Smith, Bob Fahrnl, Tim Stockraaf. (2nd row) Rob McGaa, Julie Ideme. Ann Hildenbrand. Megan Kirby. Micky Den- 1987-88 Jaff Compton, Mark Richmond, Bart Balmara, Laa Itaan man. (2nd row) LuAnn Howard. Lori Each. Tammie Knott- VARSITY nerus, Meianie Nelson, Jill Kloosterman. Doreen Schneider, Stecy Davia. Miyuki Iwai, Manger Bob Dine. VOLLEYBALL (Miaaing From Photo): Michelle Touaignaut. Manager Aaron Ebling. a VOLLEYBALL Ann Hildenbrand LuAnn Howard Miyuki Iwai 'V Dec 29 Hastings Inv A 9:00 "V Jan. 7 FH Northern A 6:15 Jan. 9 KHInv. A 11:00 T # Jan. 9 Delton J V Inv A 8:00 1987-88 J.V. -. w- Jan. 12 Cedar Springs H 6:15 4 • Stacy Johnson Jan. 16 Saranac JV Inv A 9:00 VOLLEYBALL Jan. 18 Ionia H 6:15 *m n * Jan. 21 Godwin H 6:15 Jan. 28 Kenowa Hills A 6:15 CANDIDATES Jan.30 Lansing East. Tournament A TBA Feb 1 Sparta H 6:15 ''V Feb 8 Rogers H 6:15 Feb 11 • Wyoming Park A 6:15 Feb. 13 Saranac Inv A 9:00 \ Feb. 13 WPJVInv A 8:45 4 Feb 15 EastGR A 6:15 Feb 18 Northview H 6:15 Feb 22 FH Central H 6:15 1987-88 VARSITY Feb 27 Conference A TBA Mar 1 Pre-District A TBA BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Mar. 5 District A TBA (Front row, laft to right): Haathar Badnarz. Stacy Johnaon. Uaa Mar. 12 Regionals A TBA Cllngar. (2nd row) Mlchalla Langridga, Stacay Schwambargar, Karry Zywicki, Cindy Cindy Makme A TBA Mar 19 Finals Malona, Jill Rainka, Mia. Sua Phlllipa. ana when ha frienda woman muet adfuat to Me m tfw The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, December 16. 1987 - Page 15 fmd out ha becomea ona cod ^ikjerness when she memts a The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, December 16, 1987 - Page 14 coNT. Canedwn Mounae Dick Powti. SUNDAY canine Micheel J. Fox. James murder atory m 1920a Chicago sets Memmon 1986 (CC) EvMyn Keyee 1949 J © USA Tonight sperks flymg between a conrwvmg 00* Meaterpiece Theatre Ri- 3:50 (D [HBO] Baxlng'a Greateat adNor, hia atar reporter, and the Oanoarout (Sw to) (CC) chard Pasco. Paul CmcNey (CC) © Evene end Novak hayseed she a trying to marry Cary Nov. 17 GR Christian B 8:00 m [MAX] MOVIE One# tBO The ConatHutlon: That OO Meaterpiece Theatre Ri- 3^0© MOVIE; Conflict A man «mo 440( Grant Roeaannd Ruaaal 1940 ,ne#ICC) cherd Pasco. Pan CmcMey (CC) GR Union K 4:00 2!ll?£^? kaad me wile beceuae of hie love for © MOVIE: The Horaemen An 4:100 Shai Nov. 28 OO Throb ~ [HBO] MOVIE: Armed and har sister haa to play cat and mouaa A'ghati inbesman is mined to a-mee iimaMim^iti U/MM Dec. 2 Grandville K 8:15 but^Maman along w*h ha nitct i (Slarao) (CC) wnn me ponce to Keep mem irom nvel his fsther st horsemansfvp. 1/ FH Central K 6:15 and rwphffw tad • ttny cto of O Anne of Avonlae. Part 4 breaking hia alibi Humphrey Omar Shenf. Leigh Taylor-Young 1987 Dec. 5 grxxrms in aw rieawooo rotMl Mega"aFon FolowsS , Coleen Dewhurst Bogen. Alexia SmNh 1946. 1871. (Sttrto) V ^ Dec. 12 Kentwood K 8:15 WaAor Branmn. M«nh«w Q*tm 1986 (CC(f ) 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Heertbreek ©Meka a Million OTha Big Story Northview K 8:15 1967 (CC) RKtae (Stereo) (CQ rC Tony RandeN MOVIE: Hia Girl Fr day A hot 4:50 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Off ? Dec. 17 m iMpartppfc Club O MOVIE: Hena Brlnket soothe 0 Cover Story (CO * - tIA: Dec. 18 GRCreston K 8:00 Silver Skates Mans, his kstar and O MOVIE: The Megniflcent 7:00 then friends take part m an ice Dope A skek dty operator leema a Dec. 26 Alumni Scrm K • yea Cant Oa Thai oa TV skaang race hopmg for the big leaaon m Me at tha henda of a reel • fl Jan. 6 Kenowa Hills K 8:15 pnie. a pair of silver skates country bumpkm Menry Fonda. >y 11:100 Traval QuMa Baanor Parker. Richard Basehert Lynn Ban 1942 MONDAY I Jan.14 Grandville K 8:15 11:300(1) OCD Face Ilia Nattan 1989 tQ In Touch i / x tBtf' Jan. 16 GR Christian 8 9:00 O World Sport Special i® ONewa Update • woow wteai nwviw ti—. -wi ; Jan.28 Kentwood K 8:15 December 21 AFTERNOON 3:30© Triathlon I ar Id) O Rated K: For Klda by Klda 9:3000 Duet Jan.30 FH Central K 6:15 4:10 ( 12400 [HBO] MOVIE: Under fee 440© [MAX] MOVIE: Breeking Mike Barnes Awey (CC) # 6:15 Qrowing a Qtairy Moon (CC) Feb. 6 Northview K I98f. 4:300(1) CBS Sports Special 104000 OO Buck Jemea (CC) Motion © A.W.A. 017) World Cup Skiing 8:30 OBodlee la Motion Feb. 11 EastGR K 8:15 12:30 0 O MOVIE: To Have and Have OO It's a Uvmg 0«) She a the Sheriff 840© [MAX] MOVIE: Al Jennlngt 540© [HBO] MOVIE: BNe the Kenowa Hills K 8:15 of Oklthoma cmesi rtemmgway s oaring Feb. 17 9 NFL Pia»iam S3 NHK Figure Skating OO Meaterpiece Theetre Ri- chard Pasco. Paul CmcNey (CO atory of a charter boet captam m Feb. 18 GRCreston 8 4:00 m Nick Racks: VMao to Oo Getting FM with Denlee ©A^to Recing'87 0 Evena end Novek OO Hoftywood: The QNt of Marimiqua durmg WWII, who tarv Feb. 20 GR Union 8 4:00 Laughter Uyt Reynolda. Jack ales with a tamoestous smotr snd s AFTERNOON «%4 aj at II ••!_! L^LI M {2 - > » » K r* Lemmon 1982 8:30© SportaCenter ying of rimltt Mumpnrey DogBfi Feb. 24 EastGR K 8:15 EVENING -4 k ifcooacD 4:400 TBA 0 Robert Klem Time 840© [HBO] MOVIE: The Color Lauren Becel 1944 0 Getting FH with Denlee V Mar 1 Regionals A TBA • HT) MOVIE: Munfar toy OMth 1*0000 Punky 0 Changed Uvea Purple (Sttrto) (CQ 6:00©(D OS) Od) 00 0O An tcconetc maion«r« mvdtt Avt OO New Qidget © [MAX] MOVIE: The Goad world famous dfctiyi to hw OO AuabnClty Umita 0 Evening Newa Guya and «ie Bad Guya 14000 MOVIE: Lave Laughe at ©O M*A*S*H B-Belknap Arena ramota mansion, convmoad ha can Oreet Performencea (CC) OlSpy Andy Hardy Andy is spumed when »0 Utile Houee on the out siauth tham on a murdar caaa i-ni a^aiiM^ai m SKa^Im a^MM *— KKentwood Arena MMama'a FamSy 10^000 Siakel A Ebert a the 8*0© SportsTaft ms cotege iwtetneen a mm to Eiaan Brannan Truman Capota O [HBO] MOVIE: Better Off be the beet men M her wedding ©OFectaof Ufe 1987-88 HOCKEY Hetd Coach: Richird Graham 1978 104001© MOVIE: Sweet Bird of Lewis Stone. Mickey Rooney. Deed (CC) 0 [HBO] Comic Relief '87 (Front row, laft to right): Judd VsnStaa, Diva Korta. Scott Malolay, Taylor Bucklay, Od) Good Health O [MAX] Craiy About the Youth A young man. m en attampt 1948 0® WHd. WMd Waal (Stereo) to gat a movie oontrect uaea a •13 MOVIE: The Chriatmea Mark VanStaa. (2nd row): Stava Simkint, Mika Barnas. Mika Korta, Chris Kloostar- O Zorro former movie star who lives m s Viaitar Set m the outbeck of (B S Calligraphy 0(1) Bowling Claaalc CD Check N Out! ORock AHve hsie of alcohol, nerooaca and sex. Auatraka m the 1890a. a destitute © [MAX] MOVIE; Pumping Iron man. Scott Whalay. Marty Vradanburg. (3rd row): Asst. Coach Tom Bucklay, Jim 0 0 Kevals on Coaacdng O Molidey Splendor 1987 H: The Women (CC) 114000) OS) OS) OO OO Psul Newman. Gerekkne Page. 8-yeer-oid boy's hopes soer when Haia. Eric Soranaon. Rata Davidson, Balor Zigmot, Brian Bargy, Coach Richard 0 O Wai laaet Week m MOVIE: Riders of ttte © Cartaan Espfsas 0 O Wortd Tomorrow 1982 he mistakes a ne ar do we« ax-gold Sags ol tht plaina Whip WHaon © MOVIE: Utile Gloria, Happy © MOVIE: Tuck Everleeting A Graham. (Missing from Photo): Oava McQraw. Jamas Smith. 0 Al Amartcan Wraalling OO John Ankerberg mmar for Santa Claus. Dee WeNeoe at Laat (Part 1) The true story of Stone. John Weters 1987 (Stereo) famty discover a magical streem on 0 Young Paapla'a thee lend thet mekes them etemeSy OO Firing Line Glons Vendarb* s Me Tha story Chris Kloosterman 0 Oaco KM O Deer Lovey Mart I Am starta when a court ordar causes Slpaaawaita young. Feermg exploitation, they OO Michigan Outdoora Gionaa mothar to leave the chad retreet lo the woods snd kve ss O Sports Page 146 0 MOVIE: CHlPa: Greet 5K Star hermits Fred A. Keller, Jsmes S:3O0O with other relatives Jennifer Dun- 0 Caah Flo Expo des. Bette Devis 1982 McGmre 1975. 12:300® 0(C NFL Today OO Charles In Charge 0 MOVIE: To the Sheraa af © Craiy Like a Fox 0® 0(9 This Waak wfth 0(T| Dom Deloulae 1:300 [MAX] MOVIE: The Greet Tripoli Rich playboy foma the U.S. Gatafcy ©Facta of Ufe David Brtnklay (CO O Sanchez of Bel Ak Marines Sen Diego baae and 1045© MOVIE: Gentle Giant A smel 0 SportaLook boy s devotion to his pel cub 0(1) 00 NFL Uva O CoSeoe Bowl '87 (Stereo) begms personal bsMa agamat tha 2400 [HBO] MOVIE: Meking © Sho^Bii Today 00 Kovals on CoaacUng St Ski World corps, and ona sergeent m par- Contact grows mto a 650 pound beer © Finder s Keepers BO D C. Waak Rvw. (CC) QJ Newsmaker Sunday ticular. John Payne. Maureen 2:4600 MOVIE: On Approval Two Dennis Weever. Vers Mies 1987 645© Alice 0 [HBO] MOVIE: Santa Claua: S:SO0 World Clesa Championahip O'Hara. 1942. say grts switch boyfnenos m sn m The Movie (Starao) (CC) 0 Talea from the Derkalde 10^0 © [MAX] MOVIE: Anetomy of a effort to test their love. Beatrice 8:30©(2) ©S) CBS Newa 0 [MAX] MOVIE: Tha Mouaa © SportaCenter UMe. Ckve Brook 1943 OO Divorce Court That Roared EVENING © Inalde Bualneaa 11:30© Squash 3401 OO Benaon 0 Rudolph's Shiny New Yaar 1976 840 OO 0 Butterfly laland O (O Out of Thia World 11:300(1 Benny HW OO Boaom Buddies OO Midweat Outdoora & OO Rock School OS) Hert to Hert ® Foreign Correspondents OO Annuel Report of the OO Meking of Santo Odd 0 Inspector Qadgel OS) Movie OO News O o George Micheel'a Sports 1400(1) NFL Football O [MAX] MOVIE: The Quna of Crossword Puzzle 0(1) tybtrrtsion OO Off the Record 00 American Bandstand O Alrwolf OO Siakel 4 Ebert A the Mike Korte ma) o® NFL 0 Danger Bay (Stereo) (CC) Marty Vredenburg Tom Buckley Scott Whaley Dick Graham OBlg VeNey 0 Jerry FalweN 00 The Story of Engkah l J ^ 41 «-» j»\ #4 K r i « ¥ r* A m a (Aaat Coach) (Coach) • noiiywoou unntontt O [MAX] MOVIE: Bend of the 1986. 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OS) ®® NFL Football An ordinary guy fmds that his fsmily $ MOVIE: Mrs. Mike A city O 0 International Ice Skating heritage contains a history of • UftofNIfM VaBey Oeya The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, December 16,19B7 • Page 17 The Lowell Ledger • Wedneaday, December 16,1987 - Page 16 • 700 Club OISPV O Anne of Avonlea. Part 3 • MOVIC: The Muafc Men A oon O Seerch for T WEDNESDAY (CC) Fottows, Cottean Dewhurst. 3400(2) Sign Off reformo otter he « vtsaed by ghootty mon fompmg through Iowa charms • Laugh In 3*0 O MOVIE: Soutti Pedflc A young ] r romier CC) incornotiono of Chnstmss post • Jock Benny O MOVIE: Charley and die Amancen Nevy nuraa faNs In love X preeent end future Seymour Hicks. ai m Na path un« ha taaa tn lova 0 MFL'a Qreeleet 246 O [HBO] MOVIE: 99 College O Laurel and Hardy Angel When e stuffy storekeeper CONT. with a French pienter durmg World DonaMCaNhrop 1936 MONDAY with a pratty. but auapwoua. nbrar- DMne *" rU Mr. Ed levno hie ame on eorlh a neerty up, •en RoOart Praaton. 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O MOVIE: The Naked Chy 00 MOVIE: Popeye The spector m ssagatai murder In en Od) r^vT Amcen nospnai -ifHj rmoa a iHoaen (CC) Anthony Newley 1966 6*00 SporteCentor beloved seiiormen with squmty kidnaps tha othar Tha wamor About six parcant of all SkSIx] MOVIE: ayes end s grovel voioe searches Od) Carevenef Vi lAwomentaMhesordW diamond mme Hicnero i ooo. Mer- ® MOVIE: South Pacific A young ' > ravanga Mark Harmon. Lula ® Donne a Holiday lighting safety tips Capitol -Keep a fully charged fire ex- -Use lights and other electri- ed Arrows post first victory of the season Consumers Power offers these -Select a fresh, green tree tinguisher handy. A multipur- cal decorations that have been suggestions for a safe holiday with needles that arc flexible. The high school basketball times in the first half tested for safety and carry the spurt possibility.** high scorer with 26 points. The Stroosnyder hurt an ankle on an Arrows. Column'' season: Spmce needles tend to be more pose A,B,C fire extinguisher is tutm is barely two weeks old. Underwriters Laboratories (UL) TVailing 18-15 with 1:37 to If all of Akers' decisions this senior also pulled down seven of attempted rebound with 12 sec- "He's a super player, but con- Holiday Lighting: practical. brittle than those of fir or pine. despite being 1-2, Lowell play in the first stanza, the Red sidering our tallest guy is 6-3 I mark. year produce the results the two the team's 32 rebounds. onds left to play in the first quar- -Check each set of lights for Needles usually will not fall -Use care with "fire salts" Icoach Ken Akers prefers to look Arrows outscored Kenowa Hills "Phillips is our bread and but- ter. "Stroosnyder is doubtful for thought we did a pretty good job By which produce colored flames -Before starting a fire in your juniors provided, the Lowell broken or cricked sockets, from a fresh tree with a strong on the brighter side, "we're 1-0 8-2, staking itself to a 23-20 lead fireplace, remove all paper deco- mentor may be coach of the year. ter man,** Akers said. Phillips the Greenville game.'' Akers against him." Akers said. "We State Senator frayed or bare wires and loose scent. when thrown on a wood fire. land atop the OK White Confer- after eight minutes. rations and boughs from the im- With the score tied at 37-37, scored 14 of his 26 points in the said. hung in there until about the last connections. Replace worn -Make a fresh, straight cut They are dangerous if eaten. Dick Posthumus lence." The two teams stayed within Weststrate and Douma combined first quarter eight minutes of the game then Keep away from children. mediate area. Be sure the flue ii lights and never use indoor lights across the bottom of the trunk, An 85-75 conference victory four points of one another I think the boys ran out of gas." open. Use a screen to enclose to score the final seven points of Senior guard Ken Nelson fol- LAKEWOOD 88, LOWELL 70 outside. Fasten outdoor lights an inch up from the original cut. -Do not rely completely on lover Kenowa Hills had some- For many of ua. winter pro- throughout most of the second the half, igniting Lowell to a 44- lowed Phillips with 20 points and Sometimes press clippings are under the act. In fact, a recent self-applied coatings of "flamep- the front of an open fireplace to securely to trees, walls or other and plunge the trunk end im- ' thing to do with Akers* chipper quarter Then with around two M vides a welcome respite from confine embers and sparks to the 37 lead at intermission. It defi- and led Lowell with nine steals. misleading, but make no mistake Lowell led by Stroosnyder's Ingham County Circuit Court de- supports to avoid wind damage. mediately into fresh water. Dees roof* solutions to protect trees mowing the lawn, trimming attitude. Lowell, coming off minutes left before half, Akers nitely was a key point in the Other Red Arrows to reach about Lakewood \ 6-7 center 24 points trailed by only two at cision reinforced the need for the -Overloading a circuit with "drink'* from between two pints and other natural decorations. firebox. bushes and weeding gardens back-to-back defeats at the hands sent Tim Weststrate and Jason game,' Akers reflects. double figures included Rob Bur- C.B. Long, an all-state per- the half. 41-39. "The game was legislation by saying, in effect, too many lights could cause a to a gallon of water per day. Our backyaids will lie dormant of Delton and Lakewood. had all Douma in off the bench If the door was still slightly ritt with 16 and Dan Byrne with former from a year ago and a closer than the score would mdi- protections under the Right-to- fire. Read manufacturer's in- Check the tree's water supply Lowell area fire department and forgotten until trees, plants they could handle for the first 14 "I wanted some fresh legs and ajar, then the Red Arrows slam- 12. Byrne added a club-leading good bet to receive such honors cate," Akers suggested. Farm act arc non-existent structions carefully. Always turn daily. As long as the tree keeps and flowers rejuvenate them- minutes of the first half against offense on the court, and both med it shut with six unanswered II rebounds. again this year, is everything his The new legislation sets up a off lights on trees and other deco- drawing water, it should be fire sponsors blood drive selves in the spring. Kenowa Hills (0-3). Weststrate and Douma can points to start the third quarter, One bad note from Lowells clippings say he is. Phillips and Nelson also shot process requiring the State Ag- rations when you go to bed or M Not so for farmers who work resistant. The lead changed hands 14 shoot," Akers said l thought first win of the year, was when Long matched his season aver- riculture Commission to deter- when you need it. It's a fallacy increasing its lead to 50-37. their way into double figures when you leave home. -Be sure the tree is supported The Lowell Area Fire Dept. year-round. Many farmers com- limes in the first quarter and 20 this would give us an offensive Jeff Phillips was the game s Red Arrows' leading scorer Paul age of 28 points against the Red with 14 points apiece. mine what arc "generally ac- -Never use electric lights on Blood Drive is here. We are hop- to believe that only "rare" blood pleted their harvests well into the well and is away from fireplaces, cepted agricultural and manage ing for a good turnout. It is a types arc most needed . The more tall and now have time to repair a metallic tree. Damaged insula- candles, radiators, heating ment practices.*' This policy is special thing to give blood. You common the blood type, the and clean machinery, do book- tion in lighting on a metallic tree ducts, TV sets, and other heat or to be determined in cooperation give a part of you to help some- larger the quantity used, there- keeping and plan for next sea- could cause the entire tree to be flame sources. with Michigan State University's charged with electricity. Use col- one in need during this holiday fore the greater the need. We Wrestlers reach potential at Olivet tourney son's planting For those with Decorations & Tnmmmgs College of Agriculture and Natu- need All Blood Types! livestock, the daily duties do not ored spotlights above or beside -Purchase tinsel or artificial season. ral Resources, the Cooperative % Donating blood is safe, quick, Lowell's varsity wrestling 119 - Aaron Adams tied Chris let up in the winter as they con- a metal tree, never fastened to it. icicles of a nonleaded material. coach Gary Rivers said. Clay Vanderwarf (105) and Clay Vanderwarf (105), Trevor Olin won by forfeit; 167 - Tom Extensive Service, the Agricul- easy and fun! Be a part of a select Castro 2-2; 126 - Jon Pratt p. tinue to care for their animals. -Keep small children away Leaded materials may be hazard- People talk about having a rare team wrestled to its potential" Nugent, wrestling at 167 Trever Tyler (112) both finished 1Vlcr(ll2),Jon Pratt (126).Todd Nugent p. Beaadon Drayton tural Experiment Station. Soil group of special people. Donate in posting two impressive vic- Mike Fryman 2:45; 132 - Mike 1:28; 185 - Mark Anderson p. The Senate, too. has not for- from light sets and electric deco- ous if eaten by children or pets. blood type. The rarest blood type pounds won all four of his the day at 2-2 and fourth in their Nauta (138) and Mark Anderson Conservation Service, and the Blood! Rivers p. Dave Dufort 2:40; 138 gotten about Michigan farmers rations. -Use only noncombustible is the type that's not available tories against Kenowa Hills and matches in posting one of three weight class. (185). Bill Thompson 1:12; 198 - Tony Department of Natural Re- - Todd Nauta p. Kevin Dedinas just because winter is upon us. Christmas "Dees: and flame-rctardant materials at the Olivet Tournament. Red Arrow first-place finishes. Coach River's squad started Dual meet results: Stepek won by forfeit; HWT - sources. 3:40; 145 - Kyle Gildea major Michigan farmers have a more Colorful lighting and bright when trimming trees, fireplace The Red Arrow grapplers en- Despite Nugent's strong show- the week with a "not so surpris- Lowell 67, Kenowa Hills 8 Stan VanPatten (KH) p. Chad St. Mary's lose to dec. Chris Way 16-4; 155 - Bart Hull ;19. secure Right-to-Fann under new The goals of the legislation arc decorations make the Christmas mantels and doorways. tered the second week of the sea- ing, the real story of the tourna- ing" 67-8 thumping over 98 - Brad Whalen p. Andy Clay legislation recently passed by the twofold. First, farmers who arc season more festive. Bul while -Remove all wrapping paper son with a 2-1 dual meet record. ment was the first-place effort Kenowa Hills. :5I; 105 - Clay Vanderwarf p. Michigan Senate. Senate Bill following generally accepted you enjoy the caroling and gift from tree and fireplace areas im- Lowell was also looking to re- given by Aaron Adams. The 119- "The boys showed some defi- Jim Foster 1:42; 112 - Trever St. Peter and Paul bound from a fifth-place show- pound wrestler entered the nite improvement. The whole Tyler p. Ryan Schoenbom 1:56; Harold Zeigler Ford Is 534 provides Michigan residents practices must have assurances giving, keep several precautions mediately after presents are ing at the Lakeshore Invitational. Olivet tourney unseeded. He team wrestled to its potential." and environmentalists they won't be forced out of their in mind. opened. St. Mary's 6th and 7th grade Team players are: Pablo Bre- Lowell was one of 13 schools then proceded to post victories Rivers said. safeguards while at the same livelihood. And second, the Christmas only comes once a -Never use lighted candles on basketball team started their sea- ton. Steve Brown. Brant Erben- Lowell's Largest to participate in the Olivet tour- against the number one, two, and Despite the lopsided score. leers lose to time establishes a clear process people of the state need assur- year and along with it comes an a tree or near other evergreens son last Sat. at St. Isidores' in traut. Kris Fox, Matt Nowak. for protecting farmers that prac- nament, but the Red Arrows four seeded wrestlers. Rivers felt that the Kenowa Hills ances that this industry is being advisory from Consumers Power If you do use candles for decora- Grand Rapids Jason Matzen. and Chad Stiles. match helped his club with con- Volume Dealer! I! tice acceptable management environmentally responsible. to "think safety" first. tion, keep them where they can- Coaches for the team are Dave were all alone at the top by the "Adams did it the hard way, E. Kentwood techniques from being subject to Agriculture is big business in not be knocked down or blown They played St. Peter and Burgess. Stu Erbentraut. and De- tournament's end. but there's no doubt he wrestled ditioning and enabled his "Holiday safety is one of the nuisance lawsuits. our state, a $17 billion industry, over. Always use nonflammable Paul, with a final score of 40-20. nnis Nowak. Lowell led the way with 187 to his potential." Rivers said. wrestlers to work on areas where most important messages we try Hundreds Of New Cars & Although the Right-to-Farm and as such should be afforded candleholders. with St. Peter and Paul victori- Cheerleaders for this year are: points, followed by Jackson Mike Rivers (132) went 3-0 in improvement is needed. The Lowell hockey team fell to send to our customers all was established in 1981. a policy the attention and protection -Avoid decorations that tend ous. Fritzy Armstrong. Chanda Northwest, 170.5; Coldwater the tourney and recorded the only The Red Arrows won 11 of the to 1-3 on the season as it lost to Trucks To Choose From! year," says James J. Dorr, direc- for "generally accepted manage- granted to other industries. This to break easily or have sharp The boys expect to work out Johnson. Sarah Matyczyn. 135; Marshall 118.5; Dexter 100; other Lowell first-place finish. 13 matches, with tri-captains a bunch of strong skaters from tor of corporate safety and ment practices" was never de- legislation protects both respon- edges. the kinks this week and come Courtney Morse, Shannon Lake view 100; South Haven Todd Nauta (2-1), 138 pounds; Rivers (132) and Nugent (167) East Kentwood, 13-0. health "More fire-related acci- "The boys knew of the task Largest Used Car Inventory fined, thus offering Michigan sible farmers and our environ- Some General Rules For Holiday back strong next Sat.. Dec. 19, Morse, and Bridget Taylor. The 72.5; Charlotte 72; Comstock and Kyle Gildea (3-1), 145 leading the way with pins. How- dents occur in December than ever. Gildea (145) was the only facing them. East Kentwood has farmers little or no protection ment. Safety when they will play St. Stephens girls arc coached by Chris 68.5; Pennfield 66; Quincy 66; pounds, both finished second. In Town! during any other month. It's a Red Arrow to come off the mat a very strong program and their -Keep matches, lighters and at Catholic Central. Johnson. Constantine 42; and Olivet II. Third place finishes were time to be especially alert to with a major decision. 16-4. performance proved that," Low- candles out of the reach of chil- "The boys wrestled real well, earned by Ban Olin (3-1), 155 Twelve Friendly, Professional Legal Notices safety at home.** dren. and I don't think I've seen Tom pounds; Mark Anderson. (3-1), Other Red Arrows to record ell hockey coach Dick Graham Nugent wrestle better." Lowell 185;andTony Slepek(4-1). 198. pins included Brad Whalen (98), said. Salesmen To Serve You! The Red Arrows were able to 1 Ledger Entries... » > M J M > > -» > ' * hold the Falcons scoreless until STATE OF MICHIGAN NOTICE BY PERSONS NOTICE BY PERSONS NOTICE BY PERSONS the 10 minutes marker of the first Serving Lowell Since 1976 PROBATE COURT CLAIMING TITLE UNDER CLAIMING TITLE UNDER CLAIMING TITLE UNDER period, and then Eric Baum as- TAX DEED of 75.50 and 25 Years Ago HAROLD COUNTY OF KENT TAX DEED • TAX DEED (§\hz (Eurinsitti ^oppes sisted by Chip Grinkmeyer and 11979 E Fulton PUBLICATION NOTICE TO ROLAND SCHIPPER TO FRED M. ROSLAN1EC, Todd Myers scored six first- TO DAVID W.SLAGER, hol- Lowell Ml 897-8431 DECEASED ESTATE der of interest in such lands AND ELAINE SCHIPPER. holder of interest in such lands period goals. ZEIGLER herein described: The Falcon added seven more NOUnS; File No. 07-145,252 - SE herein described holders of interest in such Our Temporary Location Is mhWi TikmWv. TSurwWy ft Mi* iXkm+IOpm TAKE NOTICE: Sale was lands herein desenbed: TAKE NOTICE: Sale was law- By goals in the second period to FORD IN THE MATTER OF: lawfully made of the following TAKE NOTICE: Sale was law- fully made of the following de- Priscilla 209 E. Main St. close out the scoring. ATHERTON MAX RIDLEY fully made of the following de- scribed land for unpaid taxes Lowell goalie Chris Klooster- described land for unpaid Lussmyer Deceased taxes on that land, and that scribed land for unpaid taxes on that land, and that the un- HOLIDW HOURS 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. man was able to save 43 shots dersigned has title to the land on goal out of the 51 that were TO ALL INTERESTED PER- the undersigned has title to on that land, and that the un- Monday through Saturday SONS: Your interest in the es- the land under tax deed or dersigned has title to the land under tax deed or deeds is- I fired by East Kentwood. FINALLY BIG RIVER IS tate may be barred or affected deeds issued for the land. You under tax deed or deeds is- sued for the land. You are en- by this hearing. are entitled to a reconveyance sued for the land. You are en- titled to a reconveyance of this i COMING TO TOWN! TAKE NOTICE: On Oc- of this land within 6 months titled to a reconveyance of this land within 6 months after the Mfe haw a nice selection of twig and vine return of sen/ice of this notice, tober 9. 1987, in the probate after the return of service of land within 6 months after the upon payment to the under- deer, swans, baskets, angels (featured in courtroom, Grand Rapids. this notice, upon payment to return of service of this notice, signed or to the treasurer of Michigan, before Honorable the undersigned or to the tre- upon payment to the under- Dec. issue of Country Living), and more ..q/f/utt&u the county in which the land DONALD J. DE YOUNG, asurer of the county in which signed or to the treasurer of is situated of all sums paid for Judge of Probate. William M. the land is situated, of all sums the county in which the land the tax sale purchase, to- Ridley was appointed Per- paid for the tax sale purchase, is situated, of all sums paid 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - DECEMBER 15,1887 gether with 50% in addition, Stop In And Register For The Free sonal Representative of together with 50% in addition, for the tax sale purchase, to- An elegant new hotel opens in Greenville. and the fees of the sheriff for IOT MUSICAL OF IMS • 7 TONTmiDS Atherton Max Ridley. De- and the fees of the sheriff for gether with 50% in addition, Lewis Kelley's saw and panel mill, on Bowne Creek in the service or cost of publica- Vine Angel Drawing To Be Held ceased. who lived at 2035 the service or cost of publica- and the fees of the sheriff for Bowne Township, bums down. He'll rebuild if successful in "BIG RIVER B THE MOCT HOPEFUL HAPW AND tion of this notice. The service IVE THING TO HAPPEPPEN TO IHTHEE AMERICAN Hamstead. N.W., Grand tion of this notice. The service the service or cost of publica- collecting his insurance. December 20; 1987 Rapids. Michigan. 49504, and or publication costs shall be MUSICAL FOR MANY A YEART or publication costs shall be tion of this notice. The service "Santa Claus Headquarters" is at McPherson s Bazaar JcJb&o, who died May 17. 1987; and the same as if for personal the same as if for personal ser- or publication costs shall be under Train's Hall. THE CLASSIC AMERICAN MUSICAL WITH THE MOST whose social security number service of a summons upon FEATURING 3 QUALITY CONSIGNMENT SHOPPES FETCHING SCORE OF THE DECADET-mMuni vice of a summons upon com- the same as If for personal Sturgeonfishing seaso n begins in Lake Michigan. is 383-09-5981. commencement of an action, yftider/ mencement of an action, to- service of a summons upon 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 19,1912 "A MUSICAL REPLETE WITH TALENT AND WTELUGEKT Creditors are notified that together with a sum of $5.00 gether with a sum of $5.00 for commencement of an action, The Michigan Bent Rim and Basket factory is to reopen AMBmON, ONE THAT TOUCHES FEELINGS AND THOUGHTS copies of all claims against the together with a sum of $5.00 for each description, without WORTHY OF QVILIZED A0UUS—AND QflLDRENT ->ntnm each description, without under new ownership, Fred J. Meyers Mfg. of Hamilton, Ohio. QlnttUHTOUiB Sc Horn drawn ileigh mks i deceased must be presented, other additional cost or other additional cost or for each description, without Arthur Schneider and Royden Warner play a violin-piano M 12*50 Grand Mwr Dr.. Lowdl. IMG RIVER SETS YOUR HANDS TO CLAPPWG, YOUR FEET personally or by mail, to both other additional cost or charge. If payment as de- TO STOMPING AND YOUR HEART TO REE WmflN YOUT charge. If payment as de- duet and Addie Yeiter gives a recitation at school chapel. -MHf the Personal Representative scribed in this notice is not scribed in this notice is not charge. If payment as de- There s a picture of the new house on the Emery Orchard and to the court on or before made, the undersigned will in- used furniture, household accessories "UC1IVE1 IK WINNEir* made, the undersigned will in- scribed in this notice is not Co. farm, a half-mile south of the Grand Trunk depot. 'une*: WcMhcr pcnwllinc (he March 10. 1988. Notice is stitute proceedings for pos- houn of opcrallon «t * foUowr stitute proceedings for pos- made, the undersigned will in- Hunting with a ferret is illegal in Michigan. Game is at an | eaterim p - ^necessities furthur given that the estate stitute proceedings for pos- session of the land. Fnday* 6 P M. lo 9 P.M. session of the land. all-time low. Salurdayt 2 P.M. lo 10 P.H. will then be assigned to enti- session of the land. Description of the land: Lot 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 16,1937 Sunday! 2 P.M. to 8 P.M. Treat yourself to a delightful experience, or give Description of the land: | SpecuJ vrangeracnU CM be m*k (or tled persons appearing of re- Description of the land: 62, Dunham Farm Addition, Gov. Murphy appoints a new Tax Commission head. The it as a Christmas gift! Reserve a spot on the cord. South 75 feet of east 46 feet according to the recorded plat intricate oorks ty local artiste and cmliers • private pMlieft. of Lot 15, Block 10, E. P. Ful- South 75 feet of East 46 feet trouble is, Melville McPherson was appointed by Gov. Lowell Community Ed. bus for a trip to De Vos of Lot 15, Block 10, E. P. Ful- thereof, City of Grand Rapids, Satnorrouts - •Country Charm' wood, vine A twig creationa, ler's Subdivision, according to Fitzgerald until 1941. The matter is in the courts, and the Hall • Saturday, January 23 - to see the BEST WILLIAM M. RIDLEY ler's Subdivision, according to County of Kent, State of Michi- newspapers. paintings, doll furniture, imported lace coUara, etc. The cod of • 20-minutc ride the recorded plat thereof. City I $14 for a Umily of lour. WHh warm wo Personal Representative gan. MUSICAL of 1985 of Grand Rapids, County of the recorded plat thereof. City The Gov. also dismisses C.H. Runciman from the blankets and Ihe Mwnd of sldgh belli, the 2035 Hamstead. N.W. of Grand Rapids, County of Amount paid: $706.15 for Emergency Relief Commission, this one with thanks. But rides will itart during the holiday stMon BIG RIVER! Grand Rapids. Ml 49504 Kent, State of Michigan. taxes for the year 1983. and continue a» long at weather perwiti Kent, State of Michigan. eyebrows rise when he appoints a CIO assistant president antiques, collectibles, A memorabilia. The $21.00 price includes your tkket and bus fare. Amount paid: $839.43 for Amount needed to redeem: taxes for the year 1983. to the spot. We'll be stopping at Chi Chi's on the way; CRAIG A. BRUGGINK $1,064.23 plus the fees of the Cornier- Amount needed to redeem: Amount paid: $839.43 for The AAA (American Agriculture Administration) and Henry dinner is on your own. We'll leave Lowell, (the Attorney for Personal Repre- Sheriff. GIFT CERTIFICATES $1,264.15 plus the fees of the taxes for the year 1983. Wallace declare the present farm bills in Congress unwork- Middle School parking lot), at 5:00 p.m. SHARP. sentative Amount needed to redeem: ARE AVAILABLE. Sheriff. « wlf BoV^nber9 ^ even b® a*"'1 understand them. Don't miss this foot-stomping musical! Reserve 1526 McKay Tower $1,264.15 plus the fees of the 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - DECEMBER 13,1962 Grand Rapids. Ml 49503 November 12, 1987 ££one' tyl/il/ouf' a ticket now; the bus will fill up fast! Payment October 21, 1987 Sheriff. Amway has an openhouse for the new office, shipping (616) 456-5048 By: Ann F. Lemaire and 897-7230 or 243-1777 must accompany reservation. Call Marge at By: Ann F. Lemaire and By: Ann F. Lemaire and building, warehouse and employee restaurant. C5 M.D. Lemaire 897-8434 or stop in the Community Ed. office in M.D. Lemaire M.D. Lemaire Santa Claus, alias George Dey, and the Missus (Mrs. Wm. Bay State Ltd. the Lowell High School. Bay State Ltd. Bay State Ltd. Collins) arrive in Lowell via dog teams. 202 Watkins Lane 202 Watkins Lane 202 Watkins Lane Water and Sewer revenue bonds are issued for the Valley Battle Creek, Ml Battle Creek, Ml Battle Creek, Ml vista plat at 2% C2-5 C53-56 03-6 A rash of accidents indicates that winter has arrived. The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday. December 16, 1987 - Page 22 The Lowdl Ledger - Wedneaday, 16,1*7 23 Onan accepts challenge of real estate Farming, real estate and in- if you can beat the year before ' Tm thankful that my work vesting in penny stocks doesn't "There arc no set hours or fees for other real estate firms al- represent a whole lot to many, in farming or real estate lowed me lo work closer on the but to Darryl Onan. the trio has Onan Realty, which first inside as far as how it was run,'* put ^challenge" into his todays. started out of his home, has come Onan said. "It allowed me to Onan raised on a farm up until a long way in two years cross that imaginary line and SPermlS Business w SHELP S ForSsle S ft FOR SALES Stord of ThanksS 1976, still manages to run and "I had to hang onto my seat, look beyond being a salesman operate a 185-acrc farm of his it took off better than I antici- The Lowell native feels his NEED A D.J.? WE WISH TO THANK - our own. That is when he s not busy pated. What I thought would take company is more casual than We piay your favorite sSemes WANTEDS friends, neighbors and rela- FOR SALE - Sleighbells on SEASONED MIXED selling real estate at Onan Real several years took only months," most realtors. While most agents music for all occasions. tives for their cards, calls and have an image of nice suits and APPLES, VEGETABLES, a strap, 24 bells, $40.00; set HARDWOODS - $85/cord - Estate Inc ., a business he opened Onan explained. All types of music to HELP WANTED - EXPERI- kindnesses at the time of the up back in September of 1984. Moving from his home, Onan big cars, Onan feels a more CIDER, ALL VARIETIES of antique golf dubs, 2 cord minimum or 1 cord at choose from. ENCED NURSE AIDES. passing of our wile, mother "In real estate there is a direct rented a small room from Sam casual look and approach helps ARE READY NOW. - $100.00; milk pasteurizer. $100 - includes delivery. Call Lite A Listen Part-time weekend positions and grandmother. Myrtle correlation between service Noon, owner of the Tire Ex- his customers and him feel more Golden and Red Delicious, $12.00; Gulbransen organ w/ 457-2823. Sound Systems now open for all shifts. 4-hour Beckett. We also sincerely given and compensation re- change. He stayed there until pur- comfortable Stark's Splendors, Empires. band, $250.00. Call 452- C4tfn Call: 897-4336 shifts days; 2:30 p.m. - 9:00 appreciate the Women of the ceived." Onan said. "It's a prob- chasing a building at 2399 W. "I think with that image, Ida Reds, Hollys and 7961. lem solving business. The Main from John Clore, the resi- people question who the real es- NCTFN p.m. for second shift: 3:00 Moose for putting on the lunc- Jonathans Visit our new CS quicker you solve the problem dence where Onan Realty resides tate agents are promoting. Onan a.m. - 9:00 a.m. (or third shift heon. the Rev. David Hagens cider mill. Take home the sooner you get compen- from now. said." "Granted, the casual look Guaranteed 16 hrs. weekly, for the eulogy, and Roth- Jim Cook. Jr. donuts, caramel apples or sated * His interest in real estate was probably wouldn't work in a big- or more if desired. We offer Gerst for the service arrange- pie. Apple wood and mixed However he still enjoys farm- tapped while working at a Stan- ger city " AUCTIONEER flexible schedules and Incen- FIREWOOD FOR SALE - SCard of TMsS ments. ing, it is used as a release from dard Service Station in Grand hardwood, aged and deliv- $90 a cord, cut, split, and de- All Types of Sales tive wages. Apply in person William(Bill)Beckett the real estate pressures. "I like Rapids. "It was there that I Investing in penny stocks is ered to you. ORCHARD HILL at Lowell Medical Care livered or 8' sections sold by and Family another challenging area in (616) 897-8872 to still get out on the tractor, but learned to work with people and FARMS, Clarence Klahn, Center, 350 N. Center St., truckload, $70. Call 691- WE THANK EVERYONE - which Onan has nurtured an in- P5 I don't stay out as long." Onan enjoy it." Onan said. "While 9896 Cascade Rd., Lowell. Lowell. 8503. who brought food, visited us. chuckles. working there I met Frank terest. "They 're fun because you Phone 868-7229. C5.6 C48tfn sent cards, or attended the I WOULD UKE TO THANK Onan says he does a lot of cash Transue, owner of TVansue Re- can start at nothing and then C46TFN Memorial Service after the - all who helped to make the cropping, that's raising a crop alty." Onan credits Transue with watch them slowly grow into BINGO death of our husband, father, Santa Claus Parade a huge and then selling it. He has also starling him in the real estate di- something." Onan said. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Darryl Onan can sit firmly in his seat these days, for Onan Evay Friday n^tl, 7:30 P.M WOOD CUTTING -1 will cut started to raise Polled Herfords. rection. Slow, is how Onan describes Part-time, experience prefer- GIFT OF LOVE - Purebred and grandfather. success by entering vehi- Realty has landed in Lowell and is doing just fine. Thank You. they help to pasture more land. Later that year (1976) Onan his remodeling work on his farm LowaiVFWHai, your wood, on your land, for red but not required. Please Arabian colt, $500.00. Call The Family of Hugh Calvin cles. floats, and marching He has seven now, but hopes to met Don Reedy while selling house. "It serves as a hobby, it East Man SL, Lowei shares or cash. Will cut any call 897-7179. 897-8332 or 957-3380. VanderVeen units. gets my mind off of real estate, hardwood. Call 457-2823. P5 Ariene Lambert have 25-30 in the future straw Then in 1977 he landed a Earty BM Bingo i 6:45 P.M. C5 C5 Onan adds that farming is a job with Century 21 Reedy Re- farming and my penny stocks." C3tfn Murtwre) rTT N gamble, "you're always seeing alty Inc. Onan muses. BARTENDING SERVICE - '87 CLOSEOUT • $AVE! Unemployment insurance LEGION Why bartend, when you are BUCK LESABRE T Typ coupe, SR V6. My iqumwd. ran cm. Damo, SIM MI the host. For Corporate, Bus- BUICK CENTURY Estati wa * SOLO • power, compietatY equipped. OF THE MOOSE iness. Social, Holiday, Pri- BUCK SOMERSET Coupe, V6, ar, tit, ouee. Mumran whmk, much more. system faces possible heavy debt Tuesdays vate, Wedding and all occa- The Lowell Ledger BUCK SKYNAWK twagon, automatic, ir, canette, tih, cnae. more. sions. Appetizers available on request. Experienced bar- BUCK SKYHAWK SPORT HatUteci, touring package, wtomtic, ar, much mere. Our state's unemployment in- and 9.4 percent in 1989. The Uni- ing stale unemployment on the BINGO!! BUCK SKYHAWK Touring Coupe, 5 speed, m, canette, cnaae, tih, much mora. surance system could be facing versity of Michigan economists Ihnt Rind, House Republicans Early Birds 6:00 RM. tenders. COCKTAILS WITH CLASS. Call 897-7176. CHEVROLET CAVALIER coupe, 4 tpeed, ir. canette, cnaee, tih, much mora. a S16 million debt by 1989, and are forecasting an unemploy- have introduced legislation to Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO SS, H&VB, T Tope, M power, demo. Sew Ht. unless legislative action is taken ment rate of 9.9 percent in 1988 hold down unemployment insur- C52tfn 1320 E. Fulion CHEVROLET SUBURBAN OO, Sfceredo, 454-VB, HO trakring. Demo, Save Ml soon. I predict the fund will be and 10 percent in 1989. ance costs. The bill (HB 4170) Is Your TFN CHEVROLET NOVA heltMrnck ndw, eutometic, ar, starao, 2 to chooee from! in a crisis for the second time in Based on the U-M projec- would return the calculation of a decade. tions. the MESC Trust Fund de- weekly benefits from 70 percent Complete Formal Factory Incentives PLUS Closeout Sevings! Recently-revised Michigan ficit at the end of 1989 will be to 65 percent of a claimant's Employment Security Commis- $400 million. That means the after-tax earnings. The BINGO Wear Rental system won't have money when maximum weekly benefit would Complete sion (MESC) assumptions indi- Every Saturday night cate that instead of an expected people need it the most. be frozen at $229. BEST LATE-MODEL USED AROUND! 7:00 P.M. WEDDINGS OR 1987 Trust Fund balance of $657 mil- This past January, the calcula- Under the bill, Michigan tion of benefits increased from CHEVROLET CELEBRITY Eiraport 4 door, A, cnan,tih, stere o * SOLD • lion by the end of 1989. there would also join the majority of LOWELL HOOSE BMOO OTHER SPECIAL will be at least a $16 million 65 percent to 70 percent of a states by requiring a one-week CHEVROLET CAVAUB) CS 4 door, eutometic, m. stereo, PS, PB $8388 1320 E. FuHor Printer... you wart debt. claimant's after-tax earnings. waiting period before a person OCCASSIONS A 1988 Quite simply. Michigan is not Maximum weekly benefits could receive unemployment Early Bid Bingo i 6:00 P.M m jumped from $197 to $229. and payments. FORD AEROSTAR XLT, Mad, captam dan, hi piNMi, Vt 111395 prepared for the next downturn. I thought we learned our lesson levels are scheduled to increase The Legislature should be exa- CHEVROLET CELEBRITY 4tieor, tih, cruie ^ ir, itaie, Me^a $7395 during the recession of the early even more. mining this bill and other propos- CHEVROLET CAVAUBIRS Hatchback, automatic, at, stereo, tit, owe $7395 1980's, buy history will repeat Higher benefits alone don't als. To do nothing new only as- MONDAYS CLOTHING CHEVROLET CAVAUB) CS 4 door, eutometic, m, stereo,raly wheel s $7,795 itself unless Governor Blanchard jeopardize the solvency of the sures a far more painful package QutKa-Zk CHEVROLET CAVAUBI Wagon, automatic, poww steering,tih, stere o $6395 puts unemployment reform on state's Unemployment Thist of unemployment benefit cuts PONTIAC iiiMBSTESodai,lwa«etYllting including sunroof $10395 his agenda. fund, but combined with pro- and employer tax increases dur- Sportimant Club RIDGEVIEW L D006E LANCER 4 door, eutometic, ir, cassette, tit, cnan, more $7395 The MESC projection is based jected unemployment over the ing the next crisis. Ultimately, Early Bird Bingo 6:30 PM SHOPPING CENTER 0\G^ on the assumption that there will next two years, the stage is set the failure to look ahead will K00 1986 Regular Bingo 7100 P.M. OffSET be a total unemployment rate in for another crisis. make it even harder for Michigan 2173 W. MAIN ST. BUCK REGAL coupe, V6,tih, enne , ir, stereo. Latdai $7395 Michigan of 9 percent in 1988 To minimize the impact of ris- to compete for jobs. Qut-Ka-Zft Clubhouse BUCK SOMERSET Limited coupe, V6, hi power, sunroof, aluminum wheels $6395 LOWELL 11400 Foreman Road CHEVY CONVERSION by VenPetten, deluxe, loeded, 305, VB $11395 Lowal, Mtchtyw 1984 TFN Ph. 897-6411 ti CHEVROLET CORVETTE, hi powa, gins top, Delca/Bon muac system • SOLD • Restaurant is sold CRPRESS CADILLAC B DORADO, hi power, leether kiterior, etectronic IIP $7395 1983 THERE WILL BE NO OLDSMOBILE TORONADO, V8, hi power, leather interior, one owner $7395 U STEAK DINNER AT THE 1982 V.F.W. - during the month SHELP OLDSMOBILE TORONADO, VB. hi power, low miles $6395 of December. Next one will C TRUCKS be on January 16, 1988. mEDS 0/ll 1917 CHEVY ASTRO CL panengor, dwl air, hi power,tih, cnan , cassette $14395 See you then! 1916ISUZU TROOPER II 4x4,5 speed, m.raer defogger , canette, RP $10395 CS *0/ p 19B6 CHEVROLET ASTRO cago van, V6, eutometic, PS, PB, nstproofed $8395 DEPUTY CITY CLERK - % **s 1985 CHEVY CIO pickup, Siverado, VB, loaded! running boerds, cap .'.$8395 City of Lowell. Salary: 1985 VOLKSWAGON VANAGON GL wagon, automatic, 7 panengor, travi bod $9395 ATTENTION PARENTS * 6// The Lowell Middle School D.O.Q. provides secreta- B/ our la now collecting canned rial aaalatance to the City No gooda and new hats, Manager, malntalna elec- •carves and mittens for tion, cemetery and city families In need. Deadline council records, handles a Is Dec. 18th. variety of confidential mat- NCS erials giving aaalatance to other dty officials, varioua boards and committees aa Thomet""'* assigned. Requires a high Business school diploma or equiva- lent and a minimum of Chevrolet & Buick, Inc. S Services three years progressively Let Us Help You With Your responsible clerical/secre- 1250 West Main Street Lowell, Michigan tarial experience. Submit a resume to City Hall, 301 E. Main St., Lowell, Ml 49331 LET RAY TRIM or cut down Printing Needs Today! (PH 897-8457) by Mon., your tree the safety way with Neil Scharphom Sr., right, and Neil Scharphom Jr., left, announced the purdiaae of ftwl's Dec. 28,1987. Phone 616-897-926 J a cherry picker. 616-794- 105 North Broadway MMtAL MOf Oft COt#Ot*ftON J WW \ ^ Showboat Restaurant, previously owned by Paul Eridtson. The restaurant's new name will be 2499. C5,6 Sdurphorns Family Restaurant. The takeover became effective Monday, Dec. 14. CTFN tun. irrnrM The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday. December 16, 19S7 - Page 24 St. Patrick's news LAAC sponsors gift sale Students at St. Patrick School Junior High Class will present The Lowell Area Arts Council country crafts, bees wax tapers, "Whatever Happened to Good had Ihe opportunity to listen to Center is presenting a gallery of stained glass, woven wearable Old Scrooge " They will sing the Dorian Siring Quartet this unique gifts al ita third annual art. baskets, both contemporary past week David Prudon, Vio- "Christ the Lord is Bom Today " Christmas show and sale. and traditional, gold and silver Mrs. Gumey s and Miss Len- lin; Diane McElfish, Violin; The sale opened on Nov. 22 jewelry, samplers, handmade Nancy Yakiela. Viola; and Steve non's Kindergarten, First and and will run through Thursday, shaker boxes, mini framed Second Grades will present VanRavcnswaav. Cello from the Dec. 24. Many local and Mkhi prints, and ponery. Grand Rapids Symphony Or- Chnstmas Scenes. gan artists and craftsmen from Admission to the sale is free. ,4 chestra explained their instni- Once Upon a Christmas oulying areas are being rep- The Lowell Area Arts Council ments and played for the stu- rime" will be presented by the resented. Center is located at 149 S. Hud- dents Third. Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Chnstmas shoppers looking son St., one block south of the The St Patrick School Christ- Graders of Mrs. Kemp and Sister for gift ideas, have a variety of traffic light in Lowell. Sale hours mas Program will be held on De- Mary Aquin s classes. things to choose from, the selec- are from I to 5 p.m. Monday cember 21 at 7:.K) p.m. in the The program is open to the tion includes glass sculptures, through Friday and 1:30 to 4:30 school cafetorium Mr. Stanko'i public. water-colors, wooden toys. p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Christmas gifts that keep on giving! A gift she'll enjoy forever. At special savings that make it a joy to give. Cedar-lined moth- free chests from LaneT In rich Many local artiiU and craftsmcn are represented in the Lowell woods with lock and Area Arts Council Center1! Annual Christmas Show and Sale. key security. Generous pre-holiday savings on genuine Lane Cedar Chests 4522-07 "Valleyfleld". Classically styled, a cedar veneer* chest with a refined, uncomplicated beauty. 48x17x21 VH. 'and select hardwood styles. $199 5459 Pin knotty oak veneers; self-rising tray. 44x16x19%"^ From pottery to wicker baskets can be found at the Art Center's Christmas Show and Sale. Stiffer drunk driving laws $289 $329 The Michigan House recently tic license suspensions or restric- 5546-23 "Bridgeport" Oak flnlshed oak venwn* with 5461 "Ashley" Dark oak finish, oak passed bills designed to assure tions attached to the licenses of routed detailt, self rising tray, upholstered top. * embossed panels and uphols- that Michigan courts report drivers who were charged with 44x16x17 S/Btf 48x16x19 1/8-H drunk driving and other traffic manslaughter or negligent offenses to the Michigan Depart- homicide, because the Secretary ment of Slate. I strongly sup- of State was never notified of the ported this legislation, spon- charge. sored by Representative William Secretary of State Richard Au- Van Regenmorter (R-Jenison), stin is supportive of the bills, cal- because it is aimed at removing ling them important traffic safety convicted drunk drivers and measures needed to help correct other dangerous drivers from the under-reporting of serious of- Michigan highways. fenses such as drunk driving and $339 The bills were in response to felonious driving. <2x17x24 7/18-H 5521 "Bridgewaler" Cherry veneers* a House Concurrent Resolution A state Task Force on Report- with gallery rail and imported uphok- passed by the Legislature last ing Traffic-Related Offenses was 49x18x2 IV/H. spring requiring the Auditor Gen- established to make recommen- eral to investigate state driving dations for improved handling of records'to determine whether driving offense convictions. The 794-0530 Instant Ins tore Credit courts were consistently report- bills (HB-4547 and 4548) will 313 W. Main to Qualified Buyers ing convictions for drunk driving implement the recommendations offenses. of the task force. Belding n Monday and The Auditor Generals review This legislation is designed to found that 88 percent of felony define the responsibility of the %rida y Evenings convictions involving a motor trial courts and prosecutors in re- vehicle were not reported to the porting offenses. Our goal is to Secretary of State, even though keep dangerous drivers off the such reporting is required. This road means that there were no automa-