The Grand Valley Ledger
Volume 8, Issue 25 Serving Lowell Area '/Sf Readers Since 1893 April 25. 1984
C. of C. met this Thursday Driver flees crash scene The Lowell Area Chamber of m Commerce is sponsoring the sec- ond meeting in a series of presen- tations on various programs f available to industry and com- merce in Michigan to be this Thursday April 26 at 7:30 P.M. The meeting will be at the City hall and will feature representa- tives from the Grand Rapids If-rT RECREATION PARK WORK BEE Chamber of Commerce discus- sing their successful use of many The Lowell Area Jaycees and Green Lane Farms Softball Teams state programs and the impact on are co-sponsoring an old-fashioned work bee at the Recreation Park individual businesses. softball field. All area softball players are asked to show up and be The turn out was very good ready to roll up their sleeves at 6:00 P. M. on Tuesday, May I, Bring and the response was very posi- along a rake, shovel, hammer or other tools you think may be use- tive at the first meeting. Support ful. for a revitalized and active busi- ness organization in Lowell BOOSTER'S SPRING DANCE seems strong and many good ideas toward that goal were pre- The Lowell Athletic Boosters are sponsoring a "Spring Dance" to sented. be held at the Deer Run Golf Gub on Friday, May 4th from 8:00 This meeting will be another P.M. until 1:00 A.M. The cost is $5.00 per person with beer and step toward getting business and snacks provided along with a cash bar. Disc jockey Kevin Shea will industry organized so that all can spin the records at this "everybody's welcome" event. work together for the improve- ment of the business and social Kent County Sheriffs Deputies had a bit of a mystery on their tumdifciopring this one car crash CLOTHESLINE ADDS BALLOON LINE climate in Lowell. Jim Maat- on Alden Nash near Seqwum Monday afternoon. The Sheriffs Department received a call about man, organizer of these meet- the accident at 3:59 P.M., but when they arrived on the scene no driver waato b e found. An investi- t• The Xlothesline" a used clothing store at 106 W. Main Street has ings, encourages all business and gation was begun, but the driverfinally surrendere d himself to Sheriff's Deputies Tuesday morn- expanded, and now offers "Balloons By Golly" For Fun or Folly", professional people to attend this ing. The driver's name is being withheld pending further invcsdgabQii. TIk driver has a bump to for your next special occasion, "Balloons By Golly" invites you to meeting, and keep in mind the the head and some injuries to his shoulder and side according to deputies. The car clipped a Lowell send along a message on a balloon. Stop in and look at their selec- final presentation which will be Light and Power pole, that had to be repaired before a wrecker could haul the vehicle. tion or get further information by calling 897-8114. Thursday May 24, at 7:30 in City Deputies say that the driver claims he was northbound, dropped a cigarette and lost control of Hall. his vehicle. DAYUGHT SAVINGS STARTS SUNDAY
Just a reminder.. . daylight savings time begins this Sunday at 2:00 A.M. When you go to bed Saturday night remember to "spring D.A.R.E. Prom Hotline set for Saturday ahead" by setting your clocks and alarms ahead one hour. Project DARE (Drug and Al- Project DARE people recog- tion by the student or his or her answering phones prom night SENIOR CRUISE cohol Reachout Effort), in an in- nize that some students may not parent. from 6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. novative approach to keeping feel comfortable in calling their Two Lowell High School Saturday and Sunday, April 28 Plans for the first annual Senior Party, sponsored by the parents Lowell juniors and seniors alive parents when confronted with Seniors, Jill Johnson and Cari & 29. The purpose of the hotline of Lowell High School parents, are well underway. The theme for on prom night, has established a this type of a drinking/driving Cridler, have been active in es- project is best summed up by the the party will be "Senior Cmise**. It promises to be a night to re- temporary hotline for prommers situation. It is hoped that they tablishing this project. Both will two seniors who stated, "We member. On the evening of May 25th, the Gass of *84 will sail to call should they choose to will have less hesitation in using be among the several students want lo keep our friends alive." away to several mystery spots for dining, dancing, Casino games, drink or are riding with someone this special service since stu- bowling, and breakfast. Food, fun, and prizes! All Seniors are in- who has. Any student in need of dents will be answering the I CUT HERE AND SAVE FOR PROM NIGHT I vited and will be receiving invitations around May 1st. being taken home because of an phones and adults will be making Parents are still needed for help on the committees. If you are a inability to drive or are fearful of the pick-up. Students calling in Project DARE temporary hodine >nt of a Senior, and have not received correspondence, or would riding with a drinking driver may will be taken to their home only 897-8429 like to help with the Cruise, please call Sally Johnson at 868-6424 or call 897-8429. Upon receipt of and the automobile of the drink- Saturday 6:00 P.M. to Sunday 6.-00 A.M. Joan Durkee at 868-6688. the call, an adult parent will be ing driver locked for later acquis- The next meeting of the Senior Parents will be on April 30,7:30 dispatched to the caller who will P.M. in the K-Quad at the High School. then be transported to the stu- dent's home- Sidewalk Sales this weekend MEMORIAL DAY PARADE Project DARE recognizes that some prom participants will be Downtown Lowell retailers and more! You'll find bargains ering. In case of foul weather on everything imaginable, to these merchants will offer the Memorial Day Parade Line up will be at Richards Park on North drinking and others will be with are staging their "Spring possibly include the kitchen sink same great bargains indoors. Hudson Street at 8:30 A.M. May 28,1984. Parade will leave at 8:30 someone who may be using al- Sidewalk Sale" this Thursday, at * Dave Clark Plumbing and A.M. and proceed South on Hudson Street to Main Steert, East on cohol or drugs. This joint stu- Friday and Saturday, April 26, Heating. Main Street and will stop at the Bridge for a Floral Tribute and dent-parent project is designed to 27, 28. The merchants will be Oscar Merchants that are participat- tayer by American Legion Chaplain Ed Rash, then proceed to provide a ride home for those putting out fall and winter items ing are Pfaller's Riverfront Monroe Street, North on Monroe Street to the Oakwood Cemetery. who are incapable of driving or that stayed on the shelves and Gothing, That "Special** Place, Winners! Master of Ceremonies Dave Gark Jr. will introduce Speakers Post- the student in a position of not racks and must now be moved to Dave Clark Plumbing and Heat- Local winners in the Grand master Charles Doyle and Rev. Bob Evans, Pastor of the Eimdale wanting to ride with a friend make way for spring and summer merchadise. Treat your pocket- ing, Anderson's Family Shoes, Rapids Press Oscar Contest were Nazarene Church. Interested groups may call John Stinson, Parade whose faculties are impaired. West's Apparel, Lambert Vari- the following: Patty Brechbiel, Marshall at 897-7318 for insertion into parade line up. All a student need do is call the book to savings of 50-60-70% 1154 Lincoln Lake with 14 out of special temporary 897-8429 ety and Haybarker's Floor Cov- 16 categories correct, and Dee number, stale their name, loca- PRECISION * FASHION OFF THE BLOTTER Doyle, 523 Lincoln Lake, with tion, the phone number from HAIRSTYLING - For both men and women. Man's World VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE - 13 correct categories. The win- Randall Zulich, 37, Lowell was arrested by Lowell Officers on a where he or she is calling and Full Service garage open from ners, and their guests will be | Federal Warrant issued by U.S. District Federal Court in Indianna. home address. An adult driver HairstyUng. Phone 897-8102. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon.-FrL; 8 treated to pop com and a film that arrest was made on Monday, April 16. Zulich was wanted for will be sent to that location and A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays. has yet to be seen in Grand Rap- Tiling false tax returns. He was released to the custody of Federal the student driven home. It is to Appointments not always Certified Mechanics on duty. ids. The film's title will remain a [Marshalls in Grand Rapids. be emphaized that the student needed at Vanity Hair Fash- 2400 West Main St., Lowell secret until it flashes up on the Issued an appearance ticket for furnishing alcohol to minors this will only be taken to a parent or ions, Open six days Lowell, 897-9046. screen that night. [past week was Tammy Olson. 21, of Lowell. guardian. 897-7506. Colin Scott, 47, of Ada was issed a ticket to appear in 63rd Dis- rict Court on charges of Assault and Battery in connection with an ONE SHOW incident which occurred in late March of this year. Waif Disney Productions STRAND Ttep EACH NIGHT Issued appearance tickets for minors in possession of alcohol L 0 W t L L V I C H I lj A \ /ere Victor Shepard, 18. and Vincent Yurkinas also 18, both reside AT 8 P.M. Lowell. "Never Involved in a property damage accident Friday, April 20th on FRI., SAT. & SUN. ALL SEATS. &t Main near Jefferson, were Carol Stormzand, 44, of Lowell and APRIL 27. 28 & 29 ith Brown, 17, also of Lowell. Cry Wolf" ALL SHOWS SUBSCRIBE TO THE LEDGER! "A Story You'll Never Forget" Roted PG $ 1 *50 Grm c,rand v«Uey . Wednesday, April 25, 1984 - Page 2 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 - Page 3 & bituories Coming Events DNR Reports. DECKER - Clifford L Decker, Fleming of Chrisi LuihcS ing in the Pilgrim Rest Baptist The Ledger s criteria for run- Kathcnnc Van Valkcnburg of FOGG - Miss Annie May Fogg, aged H4. passed away Saturday Church offkiaiing, Imcrnu n,', I from Friday May 11 to FISHING INFORMATION: The contractor for the Milli- l*tion surveys for woodcock and Tcs Church, Rev. Maurice Jones of- •Notlc# In the Ledger's FRI., MAY 4: Lowell Athletic ning obituary notices is to glean Grand Rapids, four brothers. aged 103, of 1130 Alden Nash, afternoon in St. Mary s Hospi- Greenwood Cemeicrv Mon. May 14. By Special Little activity to report in the Ander wetland restoration pro- pheasants They aslo have been Sch ficiating. Interment Garfield from the Grand Rapids Press Peter Bishop of Grand Rapids. passed away Tuesday. She is "Coming Events" are free Boosters will sponsor a District at this time. Trout fisher- jeet has resumed work on the reconng tuitey sitings m die Sup tal. Surviving arc his daughter dispensation the meeting obituaries that contain de- William Bishop of Muskegon survived by a sister-in-law, Mrs. Park Cemetery of charge to any non profit 'Spring Dance' at Deer Run 7,000 foot dike. The project District and have six established stra and son in-law. Betty and Daryl will begin at 7:00 P.M. men are anxiously awaiting the ceased persons or relatives of Heights, Foster Bishop of Muriel Fogg of Lowell; nieces. organization In the Lowell, Golf Club. Music by D.J. should be completed by mid- flocks, all of which seemed to wril FOKERTSMA - Mrs Henrietta Hamp of Murray Lake; a daugh- instead of 8 P.M. opener on the 28th. the deceased from Lowell, Frankfort. Ml and Clarence Mrs. James H. (Emily) Smith off Ada, AKo, and Saranac summer. have survived the winter in good Boa (Hattie) Folkertsma, aged 82, of ter-in-law, Jeanette Decker of Kevin Shea, from 8 P.M. to 1 SMELT: This week runs were Ada. Saranac and Alto. Should Bishop of Wyoming. Ml; several Lake Odessa. Mrs. Gerald Beverly Hills, FL; four grand- ifSAFACV•rea. We prefer such A.M. Beer and snacks pro- reported as heavy at Carp River D.N.R. just sold 13 5-acre shape. ••Su Grand Rapids, widow of Edward you know of an obituary that nieces and nephews. Services (nancy) Hansen of Grandville; Problems with beaver flood- and John, passed away early Sunday children. seven great-grandchil- notices to be kept brief and vided - Cash Bar. $5,00 per and Nunn's Creek in the Upper clear-cut sites at Rogue River would be of interest to our were held Monday after noon at nephews, Mr. Roy (Debanic) TOPS Ml 372 - Meets each ing is occurring in Montcalm den Morning, April 15, 1984. Sur- dren He was preceded in death to be submitted by mall, person. Public invited. Peninsula. E. Tawa and Singing State Game Area for ruffed readers, but is not listed in the the funeral chapel, with Rev. Fogg of Lowell, Mr. Emery Tuesday at 7 P.M. at the grouse managment. County and we are attempting to ed < viving are her son John (Jack) by his wife, I. Marie and son but will accept notices by Bridge on the east side of the Press, please give us a call at Jerry Johsnon and Rev. Carl (Nancy) Fogg of Sand Leandro. Congregational Church In Wildlife Division is beginning live trap them and relocate the Ap and his wife Shirley of Alto; her Robert M Funeral Services were phone at 897-9261. FRI., MAY 4: The Alto Spring Lower Peninsula was also re- 897-9261. There is no charge Schroeder officiating. Interemnt CA. Mr Hervy J. (Lillian) Fogg Lowell. Weigh-ins start at to do their spring wildlife popu- colonies. a 5. grandchildren. Jan Folkertsma held Tuesday at the funeral ported as seeing some action. for obituary notices in the in Chapel Hill Memorial Gar- of Orland IL; also survived by Carnival will he held at Alto 6:30 to 7, new members wel- fori of Grand Rapids, Jaclyn and home. Rev. Richard Greenwood WILDLIFE INFORMATION: Ledger. dens. many nieces, nephews and #MED., APRIL 25: The Alto Elementary School between come. vise Mark Bromely of ann Arbor, Jill of Lowell Congregational A bum at the Maple River cousins in New Hampshire Miss Garden dub will meet In Cun- 5-9 P.M. Special features in- and Mike Foiton of Middleville. marsh, a 300 acre marsh at ave: Church officiating. Interment Only one percent of U S FUNK - Vera O. Funk, aged DE SMIT - Mr John W. De Fogg was a registered Nurse for ningham Acres, at Lake clude a raffle for a get-away THIRD SATURDAY of the Maple River State Game Area yea John Folerstma Jr. of East l*ans- Woodlawn Cemetery. firms now account for hq 85. of Lake Odessa, passed away Smit, aged 85, of 1628 60 years. She will be taken to Odessa at 12:45 P.M. There weekend at the Holiday Inn, adjacent to U.S. 27, was con- Cor ing,; her sister. Lillian Dilly of percent of all Americas month • Steak Dinner at the Tuesday, April 10. 1984. She is Tamarack NW. passed away Hampton, N.H. where Funeral will be a potluck dinner, rolls, 300 additional prizes, dunk ducted to reduce emergent vege- co nr Spring Lake; her brothers, Wil- TAUBER - Mrs. Donnelle May ex porta. Thaf. , picture Lowell V.F.W. Post 8303, survived by her husband, Wednesday morning at his and Interment will be held. Ar- tation in an effort to improve cen liam Bustance of Morrison Lake; Tauber, (nee Cook), aged 58, of that many buiinesg leaders coffee and tea will be pro- tank, a down creating bal- Main St.. Lowell 4 P.M. - 8 Harold; one sister. Mrs. Bemice home. Surviving are his chil- rangements by Roth-Gerst Fun- Arthur Conan Doyle, author of ths Sherlock Holmes Ass many nieces and nephews. She Kenosha, Wisconson, formerly would like to change for the vided. Bring seeds to ex- loon art. Barbecues, hot waterfowl habitat. Eckman of Lowell; one nephew, dren. Marian and Charles Reint- eral Home. 305 N. Hudons. P.M. T-Bones; Ribeyes; storias^ was an opthalmologist by profassion. was a member of Wealthy Street of Grand Rapids, passed away benefit of all Americans change. dogs will be sold. Public in- and Don Eckman of Woodland; four ges of Ada, Jay R. and Phyllis Steak for Two; Sizzler; Por- Sup Baptist Church and a graduate of Friday, April 20, 1984 She is vited. Sponsored by the Alto nieces, Jean Sullivan of Royal DeSmit, Donald W. DeSmit. WOLFERT - Mr Jacob Wol- terhouse Steak; Large Salad Butterworth Hospital School of survived by her husband. John; Oak. Beverly Mickam and Mari- and John DeSmit. Jr., all of fert, aged 74 of Byron Center, Parent-Teachers dub. Bar. Mlddleton Trio to play at Nursing. Complete Funeral Ser- her brother. Alfred Cook ofWay- SAT.* APRIL 28: Lowell lyn Schneider both of Grand Grand Rapids; 10 grandchildren; passed away Monday evening in Dance following the dinner vices were held at the Zaagman land; her sisters, Joyce Gesell of Irst United Methodist Jr. Rapids, Shirley Fries of Green- 17 great-grandchildren; a Springbrook Manor. Surviving igh Youth will sponsor FRI., a SAT., MAY 4 & 5: from 8-12. Memorial Chapel, Rev. St. Charles, MO; Gloria Wel- f C ville. Funeral Services were held brother. Jack DeSmit of London, are his wife. Margaret, his chil- The First Congregational Raymond Gay lord officiating. a Pancake Breakfast, at Friday in the Funeral Chapel, Canada; other brothers and sis- dren, Donald of Mame. Gene lington of Kentwood; Bettty Church of Lowell will be hav- Interment Rest Law Memorial the church dining room. Rev. Robeit Tilburt officiating. ters in the Netherlands. He was and Sarah of Alto, Bonnie and Griffin of Lowell and Deloris LETTER POLICY Park. Serving from 8 A.M.to 10 ing a garage sale at the Interment Lakeside Cemetery. preceded in death by his wife Larry Faber of Philadelphia, Marks of Ada; several aunts, un- One company that's male A.M. Public invited. All Church, comer of Spring and The Ledger invites readers 3 DAY SIDEWALK SALE Catherine. Funeral Services cles, nephews, nieces and Mary Jo Showers of ing a major contribution to proceeds will be donated Hudson, at 9:00 A.M. each to express their feelings on NARANJO - Mano Naranjo. cousins. She was preceded in ROSENOW - Mrs Hattic B. were held Saturday at the chapel Coopersville, Daiiene and Bruce expanding our world trade to Heifer Mission Project. topics of general interest in Thurs.( Frl. 4 Saf. aged 75 of Wyoming, passed death by her parents, Alfred M. day. There wilt be a wide as- Rosenow. aged 74. of 6075 Ada of Seventh Reformed Church, Spaanstra of Byron Center; 10 has juat introduced a new letters to the editor. away Satruday. He is survived and Helen M (Heers Cook); her sortment of artides, both Dr. SB, passed away Friday, 950 Leondard St. NW. with his grandchildren; brothers, John line of radial tires in Japan SUN.* APRIL 29: A buffet Letters should be no longer April 26 - 28 by his wife, Clodomira; children brother, Douglas L. Cook and large and small, as the entire April 20, 1984 at Grand Rapids pastor Rev. Charles W. Krahe And Wilma of Zeeland, Andrew Armatrong Tires says "the Breakfast, Ada Masonic than 600 words and typed Mario Jose (Norma) Naranjo of her step-mother. Carrie L. Cook., congregation spring cleans. c, Osteopathic Hospital. She is sur- officiating. Interment in and Marian of Caledonia; sisters, quality mystique of foreign Temple, Corner of Ada double space if possible. ': . *h| vived by her husband. William Lowell and Larazo Naranjo. Donnelle was a Veteran of competitors ia over. You Washington Park Memorial Gar- Ada and John VanderPIoeg of lve and Bronson Street, They should be addressed to dens. Funeral Services were held Mon- WWII Funeral Services were cant buy a better radial or R. Rosenow; one sister. Mrs. Martin, Jennie and Jake Buys of rvlng from 10 A.M. til 1 The Editor, Box 128, 105 N. 10% to 20% day at O'Brien-Gerst Funeral held Wednesday at the Van t Hof biaa tire than those from the C nis Grand Rapids; sisters-in-law, 0 P.M. Cost $3.00 MAY 14 INSTEAD OF Broadway, Lowell, Ml 49331. Home. Chapel with Rev. Wilson H. U.S. Minnie and Marge Wolfert. both MAY 11: Due to the All letters must be signed by CASH & CARRY of Kentwood. Funeral services unavoidable absence of 7 the author. were held at the Kelloggsville MON., APRIL 30: The next The Grand Valley Ledger meeting of the Senior Par- officers the date of the Annual Boy Scout Chicken Bar-B-Que Christian Reformed Church. Regular May Meeting of retains the right to edit all ( 309 CAST MAIN STREET Rev. Louis Kerkstra officiating. CURTIS CLEANERS ents will be at 7:30 P.M. in the Cyclaman Chapter NO. letters for punctuation, I Sponsored by Troop 102 Ml Interment Pine Hill Cemetery. K-Quad at the High School. grammar, spelling and 897-7534 LOWELL, MICHIGAN Coin Op Laundry • Family Game Room • Car Wash 94 O.E.S. will bechanged If No Rssponso Call 897 7104 1 length but not for content. I Saturday, May 12, 1984 RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL SMITH - Louise Smith aged 62, 1410 W. Main St. • Lowell • 897-9809 1 Serving From 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM formerly of Worden St. SE. 1 passed away Monday morning. HOT LUNCH MENU NIFTY GIFT — Engraved personal itatlonery. Makes a HEATING. CO. 3 at the Lowell City Parking Lot April 9, 1984 after an extended WEEK OF APRIL 30,1984 veCbrkmSm great Christmas gift! Order a illness. She is survived by her THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL: 4 son. Michael Smith and wife Be- now at the Grand Valley verly of Ada. Ml; her step-son. Ledger, 105 N. Broadway. 4: Vz CHICKEN $4.00 MONDAY Jerry Smith of Grand Rapids; her 4 Macaroni and cheese or chili and crackers, green beans % CHICKEN $2.50 daughter. Debra H. Bey and hus- 8 or salad, french bread w/honey butter, chilled fruit or band Clifton of Chicago. IL; two Dinners include: coleslaw, potatoe salad, baked beans, grandsons. Orelius Smith 111. pudding, milk. Teddrick Joseph; her grand- I roll and drink Plain Skirts...*! ? TUESDAY daughter. Semira M. Bey; her WARNING: Take Out Orders Available brother. James Wilson and wife Swiss steak or chopped steak, mashed potatoes or rice Elizabeth; three sisters. Fridda Laundry & Cleaners Hours: and gravy, steamed green beans or sliced carrots, hill- IF YOU THINK Proceeds to Summer Camp *84 Morris and husband Cornelius. billy bread or rolls, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. Marcella Lawson and Willie Mon.-Thurs., 7am-9pm (last load) Prices Good Thni: WEDNESDAY ' Help send a boy to camp! Tripplett, all of Detroit, Ml; and Fri. & Sat., 7am-7pm (last loadi THE POWER IS OFF a host of relatives and friends. Sun., 8am-6pm (last load) April 30,1984 Cheeseburgers or hot dogs w/pickles, french fries or Services were held Friday morn- tossed salad w/dressing, buttered com or beets, as- WHEN THE SWITCH IS OFI; sorted fruits, cookies or bars, milk. THURSDAY YOU'RE WRONG. Tacos w/meat, cheese and lettuce or burritos w/sauce, com bread w/honey, veggies or salad, choice of fresh or canned fruit, milk. Are You Planning FRIDAY Red Arrow Sub Sandwiches or barbeque on a bun, KEEP AWAY PROM WATER potato chips and pickles, soup or salad or baked beans, fruit, jello or pudding, bars or cookies, milk. Everyone knows that electricity A Wedding ? ? ? Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elemen- and water are a dangerous combina- jrj 70^, Middle and Senior High 75^. tion But did you know that an electric appliance is still electrically alive even /'VJ* if the switch is off? If the plug is in, 4: 7: the power is on. 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"Owned Bv The People Of Lowell" 7: 105 North Broadway Phone 897-92G1 3: Lowell, Michigan 49331 4r Gn Gnmd Valley Ledger Wednesday. April 25. 19M - 4 F.rst Baptjst ChUfCh Will HoSt Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. April 25. 1984 • Page 5 B HOMESPUIV To be Wed "Unc|e Charlie" Lowell High School Honor Roll TC! Sd DEVOTIONS • - All A*« Crapser, Christine Crawford. McWhinney, April Merritt, Laura Gilbert. James Goggins. Su, SENIORS Penny Desotell, Jenny dine. Kristi Mersma, Dianna Miller. Johanna Hamp. Michael Hard- stn Laurie Able, Jerry Adams. Michele Doyle, Maia Driedger. Brent Noskey, Gregg Peters. ing. Sara Harper. Thomas Har- wri by Pauline E. Spray Carrie Alexander. Maurice Beth Eggleston. Angela Eic- Kevin Peterson, Carl Pratt, rington. Kori Horstmanshof. Bo Alyea. Randy Baker. Kevin Bar- khoff. Jim English. Steve Donald Reagan. Carrie Patrick Howard, Brian Kelley. •*s« Richards. Dawn Riggs. Rhonda Valerie Kuyt. Michael Lillie, O give thinks unto the Lord. ll wai a trying experienct rett. Kathleen Beachler. Ann Fedorowicz. •Stephen Ford. am Michael Lucas. Michele for he is good.. (Psdm 107:1). Would all the food be Berfranger. David Blakeley. Jodi Foster, •Sandy Gruizenga. Riggs, Julie Rittersdorf, Jason det Robertson. Marcia Ryder. McGee. There was one thing I disliked wondered. Would there be Craig Blohm. Mary Butts. Greg Nancy Hansen. Michelle Haw- ed Michele Shick. Jennifer •Christina Mellon. Jay Mess- about having company for dinner thing left for u»? Oh. how Carlson. Shawn Childs. Terri ley. Tammi Hendrick. Amy Al Cloud, Tina Comstock. Scott Hill. Brian Hurley. Angie Speerstra, Molly Spillane. ner. Becki Mitchell, Sonnie a 5 when I was a youngster If there the table looked loaded do»n Interested in reading about police work with a touch of suspense? Cook. Cari Cridler. Tina Csol- Hyzer. Erin Johnson. Nancy Stencel, Patricia Taran- North, Jennifer Ossewaarde. for wasn't room at the dining room with the Sunday best spread > ^ Some of the new fiction and non-fiction books written with this kovits. Lisa Dezeeuw, Randy Ken Kaminski. Brenden Ken- tino, •David Thaler, Cheryl Angela Pastor, Amy Jo Petersen. vis« table, we youngsters had to wait Hearing the exclamations of dr. theme include; Dintaman, Pamela Douma, ner. Stephanie Kidder. Vicki Treglia. Amy Versluis. Cathy Brock Quiggle, Edward Reagan. ave in the kitchen until the guests and light and approval from the TIN WIFE, by Joe Flaherty, explores the cop's world where Lynn Dowling. •Karen Durkee. Kidder, Kristin Kinsey, Vicki Wenger. Lisa Wolfe. Michelle Sally Reed, Darcie Rickert, Jes- yci old members of the family had guests didn't help our cmpn rock-solid values and sensiblilities are all part of being Irish and Anne Dykhuizen. Chris Egan. Kissinger. Kam Klifman, Mark Zachowski. sica Rose, Nancy Saboo. eaten.. stomachs, cither growing up in Brooklyn. But the protagonist is a woman - a cop's Coi Chris Ellison. * Stephanie Ford, Knottnems, Michael Koning, FRESHMEN Michelle Schuff. Mary Schug, However, we survived cach wife (a tin wife) who battles her family, rails against the stereotypes cor Vicki Harris, Ronald Hawley. Steve Kropf, David Kryger, Angela Abel. Vicki Abel. Melissa Schwacha, Kristen ordeal of waiting in the kitchen of her restrictive environment and eventually triumphs by outwit- cen Rex Hyzer. Jill Johnson, •Tracy Klaas Kwant, Todd Lenneman, Katherine Adamy, Heather Seme, Mari Shaler, Sandra In the for the second table And wc ting the police department and assuming control of her life as well. As V Jousma, Jim Kehoe. Patricia Astra Lilly, John Lipkea, Dan Afton. Jami Andrew, Mary Bar- Shelby. Tim Sloan. Garth never went hungry Mon saw to The author has charted the soul and sensibilities of a woman am Kendall, Mike Ketchum, Brian Mac Donald, Diane Malone, ley. Tony Beachler, Scott Snyder. Melisa Snyder, • thai. There was plenty to satisfy whose well-ordered, working-class world unravels when Vietnam Su| Service Kidder. John Kloosterman. Dawn McComb, Jim Messner, Behnke, Jenelle Bruining. Be- Richard Stegehuis, Diane our hunger, and then too. she takes her son. women's liberation punches holes in her reality, and Marine Pfc. Randy W. Kim McFall. Lisa Mellon. Brian Morris, Carmen Parsons, linda Burdette. John Butler, De- Stencel. Tami Stephens, Brian sometimes laid aside something her husbend dies mysteriously of a heart attack while on duty. Wright, son of Richard H, and Laurie Mercer. Randy Miller, Grace Peters, Lynn Peterson, borah Crawford, Jennifer Thomas. Dawn Thompson, special for us, lo compensate for A MIAMI BLUES is a gritty suspense story by Charles Willeford. Rosalyn M. Wright of 6569 Brian Mitchell, Sonja Alan Post, Theresa Rasch, • Crosby, •Amy Davis. Daniel Shaun Thompson. Geroge our waiting. ^In it, career criminal 'Junior' Frenger has just flown into the Miami McKendry Road, Saranac. Mijatovich. Suzann Onan, Maria Ritzema. Dan Rogers, Davis. •Melinda Denman, •Re- Trowbridge, David Vander- Joel Bieri and Marcia Ralys It seems that many times air - port on his stolen credit cards and vanished • leaving a corpse in •Uncle Charlie" Vander Meer Michigan, has completed recruit Helen Palinkas, Renee Peters, Mark Rose, Kathy Rupp, Sehbaz becca Dine. David Douma, Meulen. Edward VanStee. Todd throughout our lifetime we have the V.I.P. lounge. All of Miami, from beachfront hotels to ethnic training at the Marine Corps Re- Eric Potter, Debbie Pratt, John Sabri, Alice Schoen, Paul Seese, Michael Dumas, Mark Dum- Verwys. Teresa Wert. Tony The presentation of the truths 650 radio stations in the United to wait. When a prayer is finally slums, is now a network of hiding for the psychopathic Frenger. Marcia Lee Ralys and Joel lyun Ralys. The prospective cruit Depot, San Diego. Pursely, Steven Ralys, Ed Tammy Stegehuis Trisha beck, Ronald Fox. Tricia Frey, Worden, Darin Zigterman, Greg of the Gospel of Jesus Christ can Suites and around the world. The answered, when the trial of wan- Frenger remains unpredictable and elusive - until he comes after Alan Bieri will exchange wed- groom, graduate of Lowell High During the II-week training Rasch, Ronald Raymor. Geff Stencel, Robert Sterzick, Amy Lisa Garcia, •Juanita Gerst, Zimmerman. take various forms. A unique Children's Bible Hour also pub- ing for some dream to come true homicide detective Hoke Mosely with Hoke's own gun. ding vows on May 19, 1984. School and Ferris Slate College cycle, he learned the basics of Reinke, •Doreen Rickert, Shiel Swift, Dana Taylor. portrayal of these truths will be lishes a bi-monthly devotional is over, we may be surprised to LINES AND SHADOWS by Joseph Wambaugh is the latest non- The future bride, graduate of is the son of Donna Bieri and the battlefield survival. He was in- Sabri, Susan Samiak, Debi Teresa Tidd, Mark Treglia, Lowell High School, is the given Sunday, April 29, at 9:45 for boys and girls, conducts a find a special reward in store for fiction book by the author of THE NEW CENTURIONS and THE late Kenneth Bieri. troduced to the typical daily Schab. Art Schmidt, Carole Jodi VanStee, Laureen Wells, daughter of Stanley and Jacque- A.M. in the First Baptist Church Bible Correspondence School, those of us who have had to 'wan ONION FIELD. In this true story of lawmen and bandits, Wam- routine that he will experience Seme •Michelle Seme. Angie Sue Westcott, Carol Witten- located at 2275 W. Main Street, releases record/cassette albums, in the kitchen.** baugh re-creates the myth of Western hero, the isolation and exhil- during his enlistment and studied Slagh. Richard Smith. Mark bach. Shannon Wolfe, Mark Lowell and carries on extensive counsel- Prayer: O Lord, Thou art very aration of a handful of men attempting to tame a strange and danger- the personal and professional Smoes. David Stephenson, Ste- Wylie. "Uncle Charlie" Vander ing with boys and girls who good. Thou knowesi always ^ AOUS frontier. They were the Border Crime Task force, a squad of San standards traditionally exhibited ven Strouse, Troy Stroiuse, Beth SOPHOMORES Christophor Columbus is said to havo had blond hair. Happy Birthday Meer, Director of the radio write. The Children's Bible what is best for me Help me to "Diego Police officers who nightly prowled the explosive interna- by Marines. Stuart, Kelly Swan, Mary Steve Antcliff, Bill Briggs, ministry of the Children's Bible Hour started in 1942. "wait in the Kitchen" patiently tional border. Disguised as aliens, the police attempted to confront Thompson, Heidi Tichelaar. Charles Brown, Christine APRIL 25: Chris Hilden- He participated in an active Jenny Hoffman, Laura * Beth Hour of Grand Rapids. Michi- "Uncle Charlie" graduated and trust Thee to answer when the bandits who preyed upon the thousands of illegal aliens crossing Peter Timinskis, Amy Vander- Brown, Roxanne Brown, Jeff hrand. physical conditioning program Kropf, Randy Baker, Mike Des- gan, will give a presentation of from college in 1956, following and how Thou choosest. Amen from Mexico into the U.S. Galien, Kerry Vezino. Tracey Cloud. •Kimberly Cridler. APRIL 26: Ron Pawloski, and gained proficiency in a vari- ser. ventriloquism, Gospel Magic several years with C.B.H. as a Whate'er my God ordains is FIRST BORN, by John Katzenbock, is a shattering true story by Warning, Steve Wemet, Lisa Andrea DeLong. Cindy DeWitt. Donnie Baird. Marsha Ray, ety of Military skills, including APRIL 30: Bob Miller, John and dramatized story. The pro- youngster. Immediately after right; the author of IN THE HEAT OF THE SUMMER. This is the ac- Wright, Dan Young. Daniel Combak, Cindy Dumas, Casey Brown. first aid, rifle marksmanship and Gabrion, Carmen Roudabush, gram has appeal to young and old graduation, he returned to His will is ever just; count of the murder of Amold Zelenik. a nine year old boy, who was JUNIORS Pamela Durkee, Daniel Fegel, APRIL 27: Fred Oesch. close order drill. Teamwork and K.J. Vezino, Mary Linton. alike. C.B.H. full-time, and in 1972 Howe'er He order now my murdered by a newly released mental patient in the corridor of a Wendy Allison, Janyne AI- Deana Fox. Marie Gahan. APRIL 28: Terese Brown. self-discipline were emphasized MAY 1: Gordy A. Hill, War- The Children's Bible Hour is was named Director. cause. Miami hotel. The Zelezniks not only fought a desperate spiritual thaus. Nancy Baerwalde, Jane Michaele Haines, Jennifer APRIL 29: Patty Reagan, throughout the training cycle. ren Johnson, Anne Sharp, Karen currently heard over more than I will be still and trust battle in order to cope with the death of their child, but a determined Baird, Michelle Barrett, Phyllis Hoffman, Scott Hopkins. Jami Prosidont Ulyssos S. Grant was once arrested during his term of office. He was convicted of exceeding the speed Brandt. SAMUEL RODIGAST court fight to get someone to admit responsibility in his death. It is Beachler. Ruth Blakdey, Johnson. Bret Kirby. Michele limit on his horse and was fined $20. ^the sotry of a family's courage as well as an account of contempo- Danette Brown, Dennis Brown, Lindhout, Becky Luyk David PROMOTION - li the name ^rary legal justice. Patrick Brown, Robbin Bums, of the game! 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Maia, Lowell*897-5611 Phone (616) 897-9253 Hour*: Monday thru Saturday 9 till 6 4: DR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 Gr Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday, April 25, 1984 • Page 6 Girls lose to Ionia Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 - Page 7 B Wrestling Club news Capitol Column walked, Tonya Strouse singled, Tc The Lowell Freestyle 3rd place, age 9-10 weight, 60 The weather played havoc by loading the bases. Doreen Ric- Sc Wrestlers finished the season lbs. Jimmy Inman Age 13-14 with the Red Arrow's softball Grand Valley kert's squeeze bunt failed as The ledger's... Su wrestling the Stale Tournament weight. 105 lbs. Mike Rivers. team last week, and so did the Senator Dick Posthumus pinch runner Michelle Lindhout sti held at J.C. College in Grand Age 13-14 weight, heavy Ionia Bulldogs. The weather was forced at home. Designated wr Rapids, where over 500 boys weight. Jeff Kidder. forced the postponement of a Be from all over the Stale of Michi- 3rd place age 13-14 weight, doubleheader until the last week Hitter Chris Crawford lined the In a flurry of pre-Easter activ- ••s gan came to compete with each 110 lbs - Kyle Gildea. Age 13- of the season. On Thursday how- first pitch to right field scoring becoming eligible for benefits pinch runner Jean Dintaman and ity, the State Senate tackled three However, for the long-term an other The Lowell Medal win- 14, weight, 100 lbs. Aaron ever, after two shower delays, Strouse. Kathleen Beachler then major, controversial issues. A employed, the full compkmcn, dc ners were: Adams. and a 5 mn seventh inning by the singled to score Rickert as the brief overview of those three of benefits would be piid Bus,, ed 1st place, age 11-12 weight, Congratulations boys, you Bulldogs, the Arrows suffered Arrows went up 3-1. Things items should give you a closer ness interest contend thai A 105 lbs. • Jeff Hoffman. have all done a fine job this sea- their second set back of the looked good for the Arrows but look into the politics behind such reinstating the "waiting week a! 2nd place age 11-12 weight, son. and all of us from Lowell young season 6-3. It marked the foi 75 lbs. Miko Foss. Age 13-14 are proud of each and everyone first time in 6 years Lowell lost to the Bulldogs were not to be de- weighty legislative matters. requirement, which was rc nied. In the Bulldog's half of the TAX ROLLBACK moved in 1975, would save theri vis weight. 135 lbs. Al Heintzle- of you! Ionia. The Republican-controlled iv< man Ionia drew first blood as they seventh, 3 hits timely placed be- up to $170 million over the next tween five walks, allowed Ionia Senate and the Democrat-con- three years. Labor unions, op. * ye scored an unearned mn in the trolled House cannot agree on Co second inning. Two Lowell er- to score 5 big runs. "It was a pose the legislation, saying it tough loss especially after we the amount or effective date for will hurt labor relations m the I CO! rors gave the Bulldogs a run, and CCI that run held up until the bottom came back to lead the game. I re- an income tax rollback. Republi- state. Today, 39 states have I LISTING ally thought we had this one in cans insist that more can be given "waiting week" requirements At of the sixth. the bag." explained Coach Bob sooner, and the Democrats are CONSTITUTIONAL CON- an Lowell's Chris Ellison and Rodenhouse Chris Ellison balking. The final outcome now VENTION ON BALANCED! Su Ionia's Jean Heimar hooked up MAGAZINE in a pitchers dual until the 6ch in- pitched a fine game, but needed rests with a joint House-Senate BUDGET ning. In Lowell's half of the relief help from Phyllis Beachler Conferece Committee. The senate passed, after long • Fouturos Comploto sixth eight batters went to the in the seventh. Trisha StenccI Twice, the Senate, with bipar- debate, a joint resolution urgim plate scoring 3 runs. Trisha and Chris Crawford cach col- tisan support, sponsored an ac- Congress to call a constitutiomL G Uttings o# Lowoll Stencel singled, Angie Hyzer lected two hits. celerated tax cut that would roll convention for the purpose of] back the tax from its current 6.1 amending the U.S. Constitution Cablo TV Channols i THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY percent to 5.35 percent on July I to require a balanced federal of this year; lo 4.6 percent by budget. Thirty-four states arc On A Daily Basis. April 26, 27 & 28 Prize-winning quilt January I, 1986; and to 3.9 per- needed before Congress is forced | % cent if the unemployment rale to convene a convention Michi hits 3.9 percent. gan would be thirty-third if the I • Spocial Sports FALL-WINTER-SPRING to be raffled Twicc the Democrats in the state Souse passes the resolution. Twenty pairs of helping hands Lippert*s Pharmacy, Wednes- House rejected the Senate ver- However, Democrat control of| Listings from the Lowell Women's Club day May 2nd 9:00 A.M. to 6 sion, adopting instead a bill that that chamber makes the prospect FASHIONS would drop the income tax rate to more unlikely. fashioned a beautiful fan-pattern P.M. Up To... quilt this winter, and on Satur- State Savings Bank. Friday 5.35 percent October 1 - period. There is a sharp division in thl •G Special Daily day, April 14 it won third-place May 4th 9:00 A.M. to6 P.M. The Senate-passed version Legislature over this issue Op^ honors out of a field of 240 items Eberhard's, Saturday May 5 would save the taxpayers more ponents argue that a constitu at the West Michigan Quilter's 12 noon to 6 P.M. than one-half billion dollars over tional convention will result in MGviG Listings Guild show at the Grand Rapids The prize-winning quilt is 92 the next three years, while the opening up discussion on issues 75% OFF House version would result in a far beyond the realm of a ba- Marriott Inn. It also took First by 112 inches, all-cotton mate- tax savings of only $130 million. lanced budget. Those supporting 1 Sweat place in the category, "Project rial with polyester batting, with G Listings CGincidG the measure believe there are 1 with the Most Unique Shape", fans of individually selected ma- House and Senate conference 1 Suits ••••••• 20% OFF which has to do with the place- terials in the warm brown spec- committee members are: Sena- plenty of safeguards against that With NmnbGrs On ment of the fan blocks. The trum on a cream background. tors Norm Shinkle, Dick Post- happening. 1 Women's Club quilt will be Rose Roberts chaired the quil- humus and John Kelly; and Rep- The federal budget has been Your Tuner 1 given to the lucky holder of the ters' committee. resentatives Lynn Jondahl, Vir- balanced only once in the last 2 West winning raffle ticket at the an- gil Smith and Bill Bryant. years. Efforts to rein spendin] G 2 Ladies Fashions. Lingerie > > and Accessories nual Spring Luncheon on May 9. UNEMPLOYMENT "WAIT- and reduce the national debt have 4 G Comploto A 219 W. Main • Lowell • 897-7577 Winner need not be present. The QUALITY PRINTING ING WEEK" been unsuccessful. A constitu- Offset & Letterpress. Grand tional convention resolution 4: HOURS: Mm. Fri lOam SJOpm • Sat.. 10am 5pm quilt will be on display and raffle The Senate, on a straight 20- Valley Ledger, 105 N. Brood- lasy To USG 4t tickets will be sold at the follow- 17 party line vote, with only Re- would mandate that Congress ing locations: way, 897-9261. publican support, has passed and the U.S. Senate pull out all "waiting week" legislation that the stops and head off a major re- would require unemployment re- cession with a balanced budget. Channols Ustods I cipients to wait one week before i WKZO Kalamaioo, Ml O d) WUHQ Battle Cr««k, Ml OS) _WXMI Grand Rapidt, Ml 0 ® *4 How investing in bonds ca GWJIM Lanting, Ml • CD WFSL Lansing, Ml • Si WOTV Grand Rapidi, Ml OH) WILX Jacktan, Ml 83 99 affect your financial plan WGVC AllcndaU, Ml • » WKAR E Lanting, Ml ® ® WZZM Grand lapidi, Ml B M Should you invest io corporate bonds are traded - when interest terest because the risk of default ,v HBO Ham* Box Offic* Q IHBOI bonds or municipal bonds? Be- rates decline. is lower. You will find that a WTBS Atlanta, GA (D fore you decide, says the Michi- The interplay between interest bond rated AAA offers a yield CINEMAX Cinema* ® IMAX) CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 27 w&m* gan Association of CPAs, you rates and bond prices is mea- two or three percentage points USA USA Network S CBN CBN Cable Netwrfc 60 should understand how this kind sured by the bond's current lower than those rated BBB, be- THRU THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1984 WGN Chicago, IL • of investment will affect your tax yield. To find the current yield, cause AAA is less risky. ESPN Sparta Network « Thurs. • Fri. • Set. and total financial situation. divide a bond's annual interest One type of bond, which has — CNN Cablo Now* Ntwrk • A bond is an I.O.U. from a rate by its current price. For ex- been issued with increasing Inf GNICK/ARTS Nickelodeon 8) corporation or municipality. ample, take a bond issued at quency in recent years, is the William R. Moses, Jamie Rme, Robert Fozworth and Satan Salllvan (I. to r.) star in "Falcon Crest," airing Fridays on CBS. April 26, 27 & 28 Bonds are issued to raise capital $1,000 and paying 15 percent in- municipal bond. These bonds an* to build plants, buy machinery terest. Say interest rates rise, issued by state and local govern- and maintain a business. If you making the bond's 15 percent ments or their agencies, not cor lend you money to a corporation rate less attractive and forcing porations. Interest on municipal by buying its bonds, the corpora- down the price of the bond bonds is exempt from federal tion promises to pay you back should you want to sell it. Then, taxes and is usually exempt from Annual Re rd ft Tape Super Sale! with interest. if the bond's price slips to $950 state and local income taxes in Typically, bonds are sold in the areas in which they are is- «: on the secondary market, you 50%OFF $1,000 units. So, if you buy a would compute the current yield sued. Because these bonds are 7: •Thous •: $1,000 bond, and it pays a 10 by dividing the annual $150 in- tax-exempt, a municipality ca^ i of All these titles 9: percent annual interest, you'll terest payment by the current offer an interest rate that is lo* NEW STORE HOURS Alhrnns & isettes! and many more! receive $100 a year until the market value of $950. In this than that of a corporate boi MON.-SAT..9A M -9P M II bond matures Interest is usually case, the current yield would be The lower interest rate may be SUNDAY. 10 A.M - 3 P M paid out twice a year. At matur- 15.8 percent. As you can see, offset by receiving interest in- ity, you receive the $1 ^origi- when prevailing interest rates come that is tax-free. Your effec- SEE US FOR; MONEY ORDERS. MICHIGAN BELL & i: nal investment - also called the rise, the current yields on exist- tive yield depends on your tax CONSUMERS POWER PAYMENTS. LOTTERY TICKETS DbKSa NEXT DAY face value. ing bonds also rise. bracket. If you arc in the 44 per ^1^^ OR FREE! KHHCSH fry J IAII-.. 'Liu « INSIDE IF RAINING bonds provide a realtively se- The rate of return on a bond is cent tax bracket, the yield on a 1 cure return on your investment. not the only factor to consider percent tax-exempt investment" it QUAHTmES IMITED • Ail SAlfSHMAlHowever, inflation and changes when you are looking for the equivalent to a taxable yield o 3: in interest rates can make your right bond to buy. Bonds are 17.86 percent. A rule of thumbs 4: MO LAYAWAYS • HO REFUNDSinvestment less attractive . rated by independent financial that those in the 40 percent Here's how; After investing in a services, such as Standard and higher tax bracket should be aHJ «« $1,000 bond that pays 10 percent Poor's and Moody's. The rating to benefit by investing m a •l interest, the interest rates on indicates the bond issuer's ca- municipal bond rather than a cor other investments may rise. If pacity to pay investors interest porate bond. new bonds are issued at a 15 per- and repay the principal when the Consult your tax advisor ne- fl cent interest rate - $150 a year - bond matures. Generally, the fore making this sort of tax-a II , your S1 (K) return is no longer as higher rate bonds pay less in in- vantaged investment. 13 attractive, and the value of your 13 bond decreases if you want to sell it. 27 Riverfront Clothing, Inc. Conversely, your bond may 2: become more valuable if interest 3: 103 L Main St • Lowell • 897-6411 rales fall below the 10 percent 3: rate of return. The bond you paid 4: Hours: MON.-SAT., 9:30am-6pm; WED, till 8pm $ 1,000 for will be worth more on this "secondary" market -- where Dry ice does not melt. It evaporates. Grand Valley Ledger . Wednesday, April 25, 1984 - Page 8 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 • Page 13 E FRIDAY M Stewart. 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WoMoce Beery, "wntis that wiped out a polar out- rrrprer rm Dvwiio^fea SS86nc# a—t • ww W elil^f IT «(X) a (HBO) MM 130 -Sptint 100 B W«W in BO Dmy IIM • (S 0 GD • CD • (9 •» %XX. Moureen O'Soirvan 1933. post a heading south. Craig Stev- MO 0 IHBOBO)I MOVMO K brilliance. Peter SoUert, Shirley Ma- Victorian Days: Hound of the *• •:00 O (HBO) MOVH: 7:30 t?® Ranit Boxkif from No we Soone. Frank a • MOV* The Outsider' An ens. Alia Taken, WiRtom Hopper Convene 1980 for Robin Ha • it' claine, MeKyn Douglas. 19flP. I Rotwrm' M*A*S*H A.Umrtc Oty, MJ ® Nlghtlir e«-con tumed private eye is hired 1957. • MOW 'DoBae' A former 13:15 fB 1984 Kentucky Derby a: Tap 40 Vldaa 4(30 M (MAX) MOVBB The 3:30 9 (HBO) Oovkl Bowio- Sonowt I ® Baetaf WdayNJ »o leam if a young woman is e«n. 11:00 •USAFeetboB: Lot Aofolesat vomwopfcuv yu^niia omevf OfmFWS B: 15 Twilight Zona company funds. Darren d 8:00 in DaRos seeking revenge on three 13:30 Oi CD O CD MOW Never B:45 4:30 flB iHf'Oi Frogglo Bad (HBO) Frogglo Rock McOovin, Edmond O'Brien. Ann Ct AfTBINOON 7:00 brothersm wh resoe ravoae' w d hirisse hom«> Cen a KiRer' f:00 I MOV*: Mon Hunt kt Hw # (MAX) MOV*: Southern 1967. 1 Chkage Cube at WllibMnli 9:00 O CD MOV*: and lands. Gary Cooper, Ruth Ra- *n •xptditon into tfw in- ar»4 p {i u f. y PRIDAY'e MOVIIt 8.IS , A border patrol offi- 13:00 QD (MAX) MOW: •Young BJ./Uba Steve Cochran. 1950. (B Late Night with fcrior of Irani drtapfMan wMt 8:30 • (HBO) MOW: And Now for 5:00 CD (HBO) The Third lye cer leads the search for a ring of 1 Three's Campeny ftOO rman a •oarcKing for o lo«f c#y of gold. CaiopUielK Differ. tl' , . fnmmnm'm» •. ..> nvfiaiionu if nln•:0 • .0 • '• nrQBOwko- -1 i t of Haxxard Mexican ahem into Cofifomia FMDAY • MOW Neb m Saloon IfSlKrSu. O Nightftno ft Robin Hugtm. Jamot WrHor, Lun "WO® (HBO! MOV* 4/17/04 owner of the bastion of Nob HiN SB 9$ Cempleat OMbstt and (HBO) MOW Crocking Up' Alvaroi. 1938. J ESfN's HartHor»«a BadwRo« B Waokly Charles Bronson, Bruno Kirby, td v 5.30 M Intido Hia USR ® MOVIE: 'Ownfight at the Harris 19B0 seh out to win the hand of a Wwo- m MOV*: long Way Noma' OK Carrot' Wyatt Earp and Doc blooded socialite George Raft. MOW Johnny CeaT An It- a An Mcapod convict mgrattatm htm- O ® O) li Matquwnde 6:00AM QD [MAX] - * Around the World lo B0 Days I Hollidoy form on oNiance to pursue WIDNISOAY'S MOVlit Joan Bennett. Peggy Aim Gamer. alian boy brought up by a Sicilian •off W*. a WMiom iomiy Gimr O GD © 101 Supar Night of • :00 AM [HBO] - Mock StoBUo Roturm y the notorious Oanton Gong, lurt Rack * 1943. guerilla is sent to New York when Ford. Jvfe Harm. Oavtd Carra 6:00 a (£•<])•» ^7) — 'Manhunt In tho Jungle' WBNBOAY U — ^ eA— rt t_ _>A- Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Rhonda Auction 9:00AM • MOW 'Qeopotro's (9 Family Feud 11 grown rienry jiiva, CnzOOwTTi c 1975. S/3/84 Fleming, John Ireland. 1957. [ Off the Record — tana We Daughter' Oeopalra't daughter " 1900 Montoomery, Joey Bishop. 1963 o (MAX) MOV*: fi £2) MOV*: Thraa Little frrtuai jjtraLyu nei^inF [MAXJ- is taved from being buried alive 13:45 0 IMAX) MOW •fiotlng 6:00AM o Words' The song writing team of 700 Oub [HBO] - Challenge for Robin Heed' after her Husband'i mysterious Bert Kolmar and Horry Ruby en- 10:00AM I [HBOl - 6:30AM death Debra Paget, Robert Aide. Maw Yarfc' Grand FHb fig*** k though IA Jan [MAX] - The Promise' A counters setbacks and tucceu in [MAX] — The PHncaee and tho Cobble' 1961. 140 Rya on HeBywood 10:00 0 (HBO) MOV*: iCinffehar- Now Utoracy 9:30 8:30AM (HBO] — 'And Now for Something Completely a their work. Fred Artaire, Red Skel 13:30 m ® MOW •Poseaeeod' A You Can't Do That On TV
ooe Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 • Page 10 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 • Page 11 SATURDAYCONT. SUNDAYcont. MVMC Oty. U S A Lupton, Rita 1953 Numofo Una Judy Sings 11:00 O CD O CD © (9 3 00 © (HBOl \ (9 ABC News Victory Action Auction 12:15 © (9 Lifestyles ot the Rkh and 2:30 © MOV* Blendie Knows © MOVIE: I MOVIE Tho McMastors A News tut-— p'L i —mame I tke: 19B4 THk Week In BaseboM Newimaii«rt Soloiilav # # Mystery! 4:00 Candid Cum.rci block Onion toldier returns to the M A $*H fantasy Island I A Hollywood •mmortol dopcMMd 1 Tho JM lyo ,w6 boss, k caught in the lie and (MAXl MOV*: Deathtrap Southwest and meets profudke ev- IHBOl MOV* 'Sfenl *<*o 12:3 ovof lotmg hit fob bocomot a b«g D MOV*: 'Foor Strikes Ouf Sports Page hk job. Penny Singleton. Arthur ©MOVIE GvmmUw A EVfNINO erywhere Burl Ives. Brock Peters. Owktion Children i Fund winntr Harold Lloyd Thk biography of boll player Jimmy Mr. Wizard's World Changed lives Lake. Maqorie Kent. 1947. in town hot lo prov* hn Dovtd Carradme 1970 MOV*: Broken lance A PiersoN, follows hk rke to the top 7:00 CD © CD AO Minutes "II fc# At The Movies 4:15 befort ht'i otcepeed Awdv SLJ^unjLi: o lMAXl MOVIE: Tkn Texas cattle boron finds hk and hk fight with mental iBness. An- I 41 Entertainment Thk !£«/S»or»./Wo«So. 4:30 World/Largo phy. So von Cabot t«nt undercover to stop a masked MOVIf: My Man Godfrey j when a conf Ik thony Perkins, Karl Maiden. Norma Week QN MOV* Cutter's Traif O (© Greatest Amorkan Hero S ™ ""IS&C.""'- 10 10 ® ® INN Now, (9 Love Connection 3:00 Sotgiot Countdown to 'B4 1933 bandit lash laftuo, Tom N«ol, Wealthy madcap uslers hire a va- hit sons Rkhord Wid Moore. 1957. ® Boys/Nancy Drew O if Ufestylos of tho Ikh and Oral iobortt IMAX) MOV*: The Lady In INN No MOV*: © (MAX) Anno Cwynne 1951. grant as their butler. William Pow- mark. Spencer Tracy. Tales of tho Unoxpoctad Famous (MAX) TTAL ft John tRod' USC at Ma honey' The Boys turn detective! Nows/Sports/Woothe, Woman' eN. Carole lombord. Ake Brady ner 1934 Tonnk: WCT O (41') lifestyles of tho Rkh and g © Auction 1:15 (9 News Gates to find a mittmg beautiful girl. Leo i Nowtmokor* On My Own 1936 « o,Be fMim nili 2:00 (HBOl Great Pleasure Hunt I'WWS >f>04Tg/ WWW%MJTtWfGorcey , Huntz Hall. Betty Camp- dD a™ V AiOy 3;13 Washington 9 USA Football Washington _ (9 Father Murphy «Anatomy Church Proclaims By Design. son. 1947 3:30 19B4 NBA at Tampa Bay Action Auction O CD © GD (MAXl MOVIE ^ Media Watch 11:00 Man' A jockey k found dead and 3:30 SSgt. Big Story O G® MOV*: TKo Ir lOy OTt ^ RachoBe McCabe In TW I-— few News/Sportx s Z 700 Oub 4:45 (HBO) MOV*: Thing that AIUMHI Hapf A Feature: Oovtf's Eye 30 Q^ABCNows a race track tcandol k the mystery O 4D Olympic Training Cantor DouUe Foatv 3:45 €) (HBO) Country Rock: «McOuode' U.S. Indoor Diving Sl#p^ O ^ReckPalaPalacc e © CD © (9 News Nick and Nora must solve. WiHiom © » Soul Train i CD © (9 11:30 (9 •ipUy's Believe H Or P'V M 1 | A A . - — I K. I ^ ipirit is S © (MAX)1 MMOV* : rO^RfWfl, mJffnO OOCfy ne^faOfi. Kk n f P rt i n I m rt My r * wiovfffvfl KJ ^ . krw^f' ». / W WtffVf 1941 noss as ho locos an _|(HB0l MOV* And Now for MAX) MOVIE: 'Enchant- 11-^ Tomo^'ow People of OoN (MAX) MOV* Klonsch Kholattu Something Completely Differ- of tho 700 Oub 6:30 lOCD CBS News Twftghl Zone 1:00 Jim rme WoAor. James Earl 4:00 ent' her luller SoBd Gold lun for tho Health of It (HBO) MOV*:| SportsCenter Deborah A Ben 1977 ^ (10 liberty Mutual Carroll C (MAXl MOV*: SpofttC.nr- © (ft NBC News 9 00 © CD O CD MOV*: 'Tom 2:00 © CD Movie Cont'd Hem' A Her a legendary career as News Update 11:15 3$ Auction 13) Bonny HiR Show Might Tracks Cont'd toggio Jackson's World of At Thp Movifi a rodeo kor and cavalry scout, a Prog cont'd Dogwood k in the doghouse be- $$ Masterpiece GaBory 11:30 cowboy is accused of murder by •oet of 700 Oub cause he k jealous of Dotty the dog ART'S ^OMOV* CftBig VoNay (9 Saturday Night 7:15 t 7:00 the very people he tried to protect. who was named 'pin-up poach' of Ikioncy export's Sports Update 7:30 Wyatt Earp Steve McQueen Linda Evans Live 1*® Great Chefs/San the year. Penny Singleton. Arthur workers in Amorko's Top Ton (HBO) MOV* J: IS • IHBOI MOV* w Kind RADIO-TV SERVICE ^a • a A - * _ O S) €F) & love Boat How the West Was Won Lake, Veda Ann Barg. 1946. broadcasting v^vwi wpunT^ (MAX) • of Hero' (HBO) Frogglo Reck SWITCH O (13 CD 10 Foople Are Funny 2:30 ©Goeefire OH tho Record Japan Today Tracy. You Can't Do That On TV NHl Stanley Cup Playoffs © 2Z AH Creatures Groat and 3f© Contact Zolo Levitt Young. 1957 Lifestyles el the Rkh and 9 'Youl' Mag. lor Women Lou Grant ^r'lWWA l HJOrTB fWoWWYIIV • allI • • O IHBOI M &)Sf I i Inside Business S Desk o MOV* ' Island of the Blue (9 Rot Patrol (If $f 9:15 © Your Monty B40 11:45 © $) MOV* The Mechank lleuhh Week Waaon Train SpoMiCenlet Dolphins' A young girl aban Danny WHeon's After 9:30 8^©«| 12.00 Q CD MOV* Throe A hired assassin devkes 100 ways ABC News Soul TraiTn n (fM Ai Nows/Sports/Woathor doned on an island has only a pock McCormkk ®ji MOVIE: Sink tho of one-time wild dogs as her to eliminate hk victims. Charles IO) Not Nocosearily The 3:15 Story promises God to run the 320 miles 3:30 0 Hi Doug Video S i Q3 P«K>plo't Court friends. Celio Kayo, lorry I Bronson. Jan-Michael Vincent. ws 3:30 © (9 Wide World of between Son Antonio and fhe MOV* 'Warpath' A mar World of Tomorrow Phone 897-8196 I HBOl Coming Attractions Thk Week iIn Japan I lis:. Keenan Wynn. 1972. NHl Stanley Cup Playoffs agamti ihrt« Ann Daniel. 1964. Cavor Story ® ©(9 I rKtfo VI1n1 if f sU eS w11 IvfMMW Shrine of San Juan de lot Logos in ©(9 News Mwii• n Uaovoecm* robben respontibk lor the Pinnacle O GD © (9 Knight Rider Alias Smith and Jones ® Thk Wee\R k In Country ftir hope thai hn bram damaged CD ® Action Auction © (HBO) MOV* SMvor Dream ESPN's SpomWoman CoN of tho Wotl Solid Gold J daughter might be spared. Tony of hk fiancee Edmond O'B MUSK 0 2$ Living Wild Newsmaker Sunday MOV* TIm _ Your Children Our fkn. Dean Jogger. Polly Bergtn 3:00 o (fi) Gunsmol Chicago Cubs at Pittiborgh ® Entertainment Thk Orlando, Peter Graves. Gregory © (HBO) MOV* Lane WeH 12:00 © dD From the Edkor's (]| ABC News The owners al Childran 1951. © 23 MSU «Pe r s^^ctivws Sierra. McOuode Action Auction GD © (9 News (HBOl MOV*: 'Bil Cosby © Tonnk: WCT Final from CD (_9 Rock forerd Files © ® MOV* ©IMAX) MOV* 'The Musk Open Up (HBOl MOV* KiBing of arm accident poUty St nsolf" TX - Second Wild World of Animals S Wot id ot BiBy Graham Crusade Broin' A scientist's ® Larry Jones Minktry Rondy Webster' diver Hardy, Fkhin' w/ Auction with a dead man't brain result in CBN Spocial of the Week © (MAX) MOV* Tho Fkst 1943 USA MOV*: Eyes of Toxae' A Super Cartoon Sofurday violence and murder. Lew Ayres. Deadly Ski' «Solurday 4:00 9 (HBO) westerner turns hk ranch into a CoBege BaseboM: USC at Crossfire Whon the Musk's S I HBOl Not Necessarily The Gene Evans, Nancy Davk. 1953 Mngo tins c I ani• •••p • Ifo Ir r\r wor•orpnarw g-\e V-«Ka\ ooy^ noy , V Best of 700 dub fWy Your Boot Tennis Hogon's Ovar * (HBOl Whan tho Musk's I Rogers. Lynne Roberts. 19418. 2 Nows/Sports/Woathor 3:00 Nows/Sports/Woathor Over Unknown War •ht flock. Sports Update livewire Weak In Review i/Sporfe/1 S S Dawn to Earth I Spy (MAX) MOV*: B:30 O CD Four 4.30 Sb 5:30 © O MOV*: Niagara A war NHl Stanley Cup Playoffs r In Search of... I 3:30 Action Auction i is marked lor murder on hk fWWl/ 11/fWmimiitmu ff •UIIIVI 900 [HBOl Working Women honeymoon by hk unfaithful wife. Mr. Wizard's World 10:15 © Double Feature: Donai and 8 Crack'd' AA : I 4A I k. ^ I , 00 , i Tonnk: WCT Final - Best "Middle age it when you are (HBO) Video Jukeboa ^OTMOV* 'Chapter nnar lyn i ;o>rpn V-OTrm, B:00 Whii Kids SaBy CAmifinnl 4A*l»k * tVelL* ©MOV*: Jacques Coustoou Two' A widowed writer and a di- ors 1953 TJ. Hooker 10 30 O Xt INN News too young to take up golf vorcee rediscover romance and scout's task k to kAmjmi iiia aL III. TIAX hieyvtinaker Sunday ^^Bwv^W WrWwW IliwBii Uf W 4^1 On Stage © (HBOL Culture Oub in 'Tei • iBo \ila nili • • to cease hk rg / WWTTWe and too old to rush up to love. AAorsha Mason. James Coon. (MAXl Album Flash Concert moil. Rkordo Double Feature: DovB's Eye the net." Valerie Harper. 1979. i O CD © (9 Diffront Strokes ^ Countdown to *64 12:30 © CD MOV* 'Floodf' Two heB- —Franklin P. Adams Road to LA. I 6:00 Input 3 MOV*: Life Goes te the ABC News M Movies' The editors of Life Moga- rme take a look at the motion pk- oDoaD««a(9 ture busmest with actual footage News from famout films and rare SUNDAY Star Search bockttage. Action Auction (T) Sunday Morning Zola Levitt Oatos tal attacker Joan Leslie. Adam CD ® (9 MOV* 'Special SUNDAY O CD MOV*: 'The Koogons A Tony Brown's Journal ft Jack Van Impo Three Sccrf Roarke. Judd Hksch. 1973 11 A group of nuclear profestionol football player finds o (HBOl MOV*. Cracking Up' ll When I Grow Up Sporf»Cen»«r Sports Week Q (MAX) MOV*: looker protestors threaten to blow up 4/29/84 hk life on the line when he k ac- CD (MAX) MOV*: 1 Soo a Dark World Tomorrow News/Sports/ Adventures Of Black Beauty Charleston. SC, unless i cused of murdering hk tkter's bru- Stranger' Sunday Cartoon Express 8:15 What's Nu? stored in the o «m* AFTERNOON 3) Alfred Hitchcock Hour piv wsignr 8:30 Sun/Sorvke Ed Flanders, Gail Strkkland, Rox- 3:00 Greatest Sports Legends © MOV*: lave Happy- The anne Hart. 1983. 3:30 Zone Grey 13:00 O (D Thk Week In BaseboM Mar* Brothers help tearch for a ESPN's SpertsWoman Oral Roberts Action Auction O Thk Week with David stolen necklace. Marilyn Monroe, i/Spom/1 Dudley Do-Bight Our Roots BrmkUy 6:00 CD , Marx Brothers. Raymond In Touch IHBOI MOV* 7:30 © (g) MOV*: Throe Little 1930. to © Robert SchuNer Words' The tongwriting team of CNN on family Life © U.S. k •w ,ww , wi i_n mww^wm—; i Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby en- I (MAXl MOV*: 1 inOorli C ha m pton t h i p t dose Ties Fellowship of Excitement counters tetbacki and success in ^ "TunitM 3por!^ nvoiner 9:30 Tonnk: WCT Final • Best their work. Fred Aitaire. Red Skel- CD ©CD Alice The Tomorrow People TWQH SFIVWC#• aL ^DVSSRIWA t Ai («•«%*•«B O r\r\i f Semifinal Match from DoNas, tan. Celeste Holm. 1946. 6:30 O CD CBS News 10:001 TX Community Calendar CD © CD Jack Von Impo Croeefke Taking Advantage M.D. 6:15 ® (9 NBC News CD KHBOlMOV*: Cracking Up W/Thk Ring I n • i a Q I 1. ® Thk Is Your Life H Is Written lisaWaw J'Oi y O CD Sunday _ Victory Garden 6:30 CD Jewish Voice Herald of Truth E(13 World Tomorrow Word • Day of Discovery From Calvary New Zoo Numere Una IHBOl Country Rock: «Oak ridge Boys „ HBO fare asks why man Rural Route 10 Story ©o © (MAX) MOV*: The Musk In Lowell BOO Channel 3 Clubhouse K*p#cK • •f e a mirocH- — —i I — yl (HBOl Video Jukebox VALUABLE COUPON Style With I SI AH Amorkan Wrestling can't be like woman? Leave It to Beaver 0(£69(9 ( Dr. James Kennedy Religion Kenneth Cope land Wild, Wild West | (VAUIABIE COUPON) 1 By Andrew J. Edelsteio its flamboyant singer. "I don't Moss for Shut-Ins SportsCenter Plus promote sexuality, I promote News/Sports/Weather News/Sports/Weather Thanks for the confidence you have in us. C&l Cartoon Carmvol 9:30 Jim Bokker This week, HBO offers a tolerance," says the 22-year- CD (MAXl MOV*: You Can't Do That On TV -S MOTORCRAFT j Larry Jonas Show 12:30 Virgil Word Fishing gender-bender fest that will old Boy George, who wears Johnny Ouoet numaMlirtWWnl i/irTwniioI m A • In n ENGINE TUNE-UP SPECIAL % \ have you asking the question: heavy makeup and a broad- CothoBc MOM Is it real or is it the opposite brimmed Hasidic hat. Our people make the difference. SUNOAT'S MOVIIS Rex Humbard Solid itate tune-up includes installation of Motorcraft sex? "Tootsie" also contained its (HBO) MOV*: Silver Dream spark plugs: inspection of choke, throttle linkage, spark In what surely must be a own plea for tolerance. Not so Racer' plug wires and distributor cap: adjustment of carbu- SUNDAY America Works coincidence, the pay channel much for the accepUnce of We're here to listen. When you need a loan, we Andy Griffith retor and timing. Eights and Econolines slightly more. 4/29/B4 M^eitrinminuyjwM a ml 9J mfifl Thk Week with David offers two events that seem- transvestism — but for men Brinkley can arrange it. When you need advice, we can Numere Une TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS and LABOR W INGTY prove that all a man has to understand what it's like to 6 00AM O [HBOl — fononols 10:00 © (S) MOV*: Anna and the Crossfire 4 Cytnder 6 CyfrtdW to do to be a success is to face the world as a woman 1King of Siam' A widow and her CD [MAX] ~ i Sao a Dark Stranger The Thkd Eye guide. We're here to help in any way we can. ton arrive in Siam to tutor the dress like a woman. On and deal with the little insults 7:30AM (EHHBOl - Xfodnng Up' 1:00 © CD NBA Playoffs King's many wives and children. Ir- and aggravations men may S OOAM IB [MAX] - Star Search Wednesday, May 2, HBO airs ene Dunne. Rex Horrison. Linda I ordinarily not see such as the Count on us for all your banking needs. 9:30AM QKHBO]- House Coll $27.95 $33.95 a concert by Culture Gub, Darnell. 1946. I leers and the "cute" remarks. Children's Theatre whose skirt-wearing lead 10 OOAmO O - 'Anna and the King of Siam ANT APPltCAILE TAXIS EXTIA VAU0 MAKH-AMIL WI4 | OT1 International Song (ft Tigers 'B4 singer Boy George looks like a The film succeeded admirably IE) [MAX] - i pi M & Washington Week/ cross between veronica Lake on that level. 10:30AM O —The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance H OOPM O ® - Throe little Wards Robert SchuBor & & Do h Yourself Show and an extra from ^Fiddler on © (HBO) MOV*: KiBing of O (MAX] - The Musk Man the Roof." On May 3, (MAX) MOV* Rondy Webster' (VALUABLE COOPOW) - Tootsie," the 1982 film in 1:00PM O [HBO] — KSng of Bandy Webster' © United Airlines Tournament Lloyd Ogilvio STATE 1:15PM IB - Standing Taf of Champions which Dustin Hoffman played ©Wipp-r MOTORCRAFT 2:00PM IB Q j) — To io an unemployed actor who dis- © Money: How to Make h 10:15 On tho Menu 41 guises himself as a woman in — 'The Bead lo Denvor' © PKA FuM Contact Karate OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL 10:30 My Throe Sons 2:30PM QD - 'The ® Nows/Sports/Woathor Includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft dl. Mdtorcraft order to win a part on a soap [MAX] — ® Standby... Lightsl Comorol Q'1 filter end installation. Diesel^equipped vehicles opera, makes its pay-cable SAVINGS Real to Reel Action! 3 00PM Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew slightly higher. debut. Out- 1:15 © MOV*: StaiM „ ToN A The British band 4:00fM IHBOI tmalMime cattle rancher Day of har atsed when he refuses to merge hk plays a tame blend of (MAX] - World Ti herd with that of a powerful and Bopek Order No., Motown, reggae and pop that 4:30PM i MOV* The Man Who Shot Dolphins' ruthless rancher Robert ForsterI . has generated five consecu- BANK Liberty Valance' Liberty Valance, TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS aid LABOR 3:00PM Undo Evant. Will Sampton. 1978 T who terrorizes a tmall Western tive top-10 hits, but the music 600PM (HBOl- 1:30 town, k opposed only by two men. 47) Thk k the USFl CD Bighty-Four has been secondary to the [MAX] — 1 a Dark Stronger' the hero of the town and a tender- (swt# Insaf r lsir*NA« .<•*•« i . 10 Major League Baseball attention that has focused on • 'UJUwwIW* JvHiffI 1Ooveland ot Detroit $11.95 Wayne. Vera Miles. 1962. 8:00PM [HBO] - lane Wolf McOuode | Wall Street Week Lorry Jones Minktry ANY APPUCA8U TAXIS EXTRA VALID MARCH-APtlL 1984 [MAX] -- The MUMC Man I That's HeBywood S Montage Dtutio Hoffman in "Tootile 9:00PM ¥ s f ® ® CiJ - Chapter Two' 11:00 ^ Dirvtn Dyk!r Gentle Bon ^8 — tile Coot lo tho Movies' Day of Discovery Loverne A Shirley ft Co. Hoffman assumed a role in QD ® ® — 'Spodal Bulletin Q"«OBO Cube ot Pittsburgh LIFETIMt Lundstroms ©Money Week SIRVKE the film, and it was only a 10:00PM [HBO] — -Sient Bate' Danny Wilson's After GUARANT11 3:00 © ® 0 ® Amorkon role. But Boy George lives II OOPM O [MAX] - School Spockili I I with his persona 24 hours a 11:45PM O 91) ^ (9 Jerry FcriwoN Coustoou Amazon Pt.N day. may be C0 (HBO] - At Tho Movies He trying to raise l\ Rawhide legitimate questions about 13:30AM O ® - 'Cutter's Trad* SrumWn amomyo luurnamor•• e» re ew.eT m et 8 J News/Sign Off masculinity and feminity, but © [MAX] - The Lady, In Rod (9 MOV* To Bo Announced many people view him as lit- ©| — 'Shadow of tho Thin Mem' 11:15 YttOO f lytAndiw^mWw © MOV*. The Road to tle more than the 1980s ver- 100AM 0 - I* With Blend* 11:30 (]P O CD Face tho Notion Denver' A cowhand tries to keep fi 41 World Tomorrow sion of Tiny Tim. When it 2 00AM C9 [HBO] - KAng of Rondy Webster his hot-headed brother out of trou lATl Thk Week With David comes to answering the ques- tB [MAX] — 'The Firs! Deadly Sin ble when the kid joins up with the /'/ Brinkley outlaws John Payne. Mono Free- tion of "Why can't a man be I 2 30AM fB - mm QT Muppet Show man. Lee J. Cobb 1933 more like a woman?", well 4.00AM CD (MAX] - (W Ken Cepelond "Week In Review take the lessons of "Tootsie 4:30AM SB - Moid Boi 3$ Amorkan Skyline 11979 East Fulton — Lowell, Michigan (HBOl Frogglo Rock over Boy Georges plucked 2:30 ® ® ® USR Football: 4:43AM IS [HBOl - lane Wolf McOuode (MAX) Daryl HoH A John Sales: 897 8431 ot 897 7934 Setvice: 897 5335 Boy George to bo Announced eyebrows anyday. Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. April 25, 1984 - Page 12 MONDAY Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, 1984 - Page 9 8:30 IHBOI MOW mdy through low for Hit colt. t-ronc* in tcarch of hh ton whom h« wealthy own*r of a hors* h* wot FRIDAYcont. Returns' MONDAY Mymo toy, Robert Mitchum, louit hat nevor toan. Sing Crotby, Cofol Burnott hir*d to train. Suxann* Pl*d»*tt*. CoSwm. 1949 Claud* Dauphin. Nicola Mauray. 9:00 Koto A 3 Ty Hardin. Dorothy Pi anna. 1963. 2:15 ® (HBOl Murder No Apparent 4/30/84 CS MOVME: 'Jigsaw' A tci«ntitl 1953 S « i Siii MOW LA S Yea, Minkiei Mm » \A| • • •, H^ CLl I O iMAJClMOW'ThoProwW ana a privaf w cotwctiw |0«ir n rvrvvi An •iVIIISII 1 rf^ Ml Kucirty SpefttC«nl«f Q& Doytono 1:15 M (MAX! MOMOVWI 'Cufo' 3:15 A (HBOl MOW to dncovor the ditappeoronct of o Tour from K Mi wood, CA Adi CNN court* a mytteriout oldar woman. M f -D __ •(HBO) MOW tAgh Bead to 1:30 O SoertsCenfer Sunday' dead girl tMn by th« tewntitt at h« Dean-Paul Martin, AK AAacGraw China' 5 00 Al 11:00 Mr. Witard-t WoHd Burns A Alon Two's 1S!^ 2:30 IKC 3:30 recovered from o trip.' Horry 1979. Jock Bonny Show *00 IS (MAX) MOVIf: Or—m 7KW 1 You Aafcod Nr It Mght Tracks Love That Bob News LaetOf the Guordino. 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Blough Builders May 8 1-2 3-4 S-6 A-B 12:00AMi ® 4:30AM Masda Sportilook B-F C-A S-4 2-6 3-1 12:15AM© DAYTIME 2. Durkee Linton Lumber May 15 E-D WEDNESDAY 12:45AM© — Maida Sporttiaoli D-B 3-S 6-1 4-2 S/2/M Maaday Tfir««fh PrM«y Oaytlai* N«tw*rk 3. Green Lane Farms May 22 C-E F-A 1:15AM 9 — ISPN i Spoodwook A-D 6-3 S-2 1-4 1:45 AM 4. Pep-ers May 29 F-C E-B © — ESPN'i Horso Racing Wookly 5:00 AM NASCAR Darlington Doth Sorias • Spring 100 Oreflraaiiaf U Llstad Hara, Oatar Ta This List 2:15 AM F-D E-A C-B — SporttContor •:00AM C n f i i " 5. Timpson Orchards JuneS 6-4 S-1 3-2 2.30AM © — Ton nit: WCT Final - Bost Ouartorfinal Match from DaUat, TX Thraafhaat Tha Waak a a a •:15 AM Masda Sporttiook June 12 B-A D-C F-E 2-1 4-3 6-S •:45AM Sportt(.i»ntet 6. Zzanos Pizza SATURDAY AFTERNOON D-E F-B A-C 4/M/M 9:00AM Division II June 19 4-S 6-2 1-3 o 9:30AM ,5;00 B-D Rulot FootbaM: Match «4 5:00 CD CBS N«w, Nifhtwatch O ® *«»• — ~ June 26 S-3 1-6 2-4 E-C A-F 'Jrxrinri P.r»Nf A. Curtiss Cleaners 5:00AM — Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ 11:00AM USR FootbaM; Lot Angolot ot Houtton Vorw• arwidi Proaramrro^ramsi OWOCEO®®^ 5:30 (9 Jim Bakkor C-F B-E D-A 7:30AM © — ESPN » Horso Racing Wookly 2:30PM NBA BatkotbaM: 19R4 Conforonco Somifinol Playoff Go mo July 3 3-6 2-S 4-1 Anothor Lifo 8. Discount Enterprizes • OOAM CB — SporttContor 5:00PM ESPN't SporttWoman 2-3 Ootsfvo July 10 D-F A-E B-C 4-6 1-S •:15 AM © — Instructional 5:30PM Loaguo BasobaH: San Diogo ot Atlanta 6:00 Ag-Day 0. Kropf Orchards •:30AM — Scholastic Sports Acad. — Play Your Bast Tonnk ^TTVTCn D. Michigan Wire July 17 Make up night for rainouts and/or playoff game IB — Insido tho USR 6:00PM 20 Minuto Workout 700 Oub Womens end of season tournament 9:00 AM * -« » i ^imnoV E. Roth Rental and Storage July 21,22 SB — McDonald t High School All-Amorican Bask ot ball Go mo 6:30PM spormooK Lovorno A Shirloy A Co. from Lot Angolos, CA 7:00PM SpOf 111 ^ t v^f 10:00AM O (2) — Championthip Wrosthng TAC oo - - - — ^ Toko 2 F. State Savings Bank 7:30PM • 03 rt#wi Major Loaguo BatobaM: Chkago Cubt ot Now York Matt 12:30 O GD O CD Young and tho 11:00AM IP — Scholastic Sportt Acad (MAX) Afl-Day Maviot Insido tho PGA Tour i Bixnot RosHost ffi - ESPN t Spoodwook •:00PM IMA rlayonsMi i Hi . Cnnlm.mvenTerwnt n rma taamnina ^ 1n- Rom par Room O IB (d Ryan t Hopo 11 (P — Play Your Bast Tonnit O 47) Groat i Tonnk: WCT Rnol - Championship Match from Dallas, TX i Chko and tho Man 12:0(*M 9:30PM I Butinost Timot on ESPN PKA FuM Contact Karato GD GD (10 Soarch For — Tonnit: WCT Final • Somifinak from Da Hat, TX Daybroak MONDAY NIGHT-CO-ED 11:00PM SportsContor 6:30 (X) O (D CBS Early WEDNESDAY NIGHT - Mens Roc Park lOOfM O CC C0 W - Major loaguo Batoball Toamt to bo An- WaoaaAal 11:15PM U.S. Indoor Diving Championthipt Morning Nows w %m9W%M r r \ j y r u f 11 ^ Division I nouncod 1:00 ~ (IS AH My Childran Date 6:10 7:20 8:30 13:00AM I AM Amorkan Wrottling O ® ABC Nowt Thk Morning Division I I 30PM O 3 O ^ ) — Unitod Airlinoi Tonnit O CD O (9 NBC Nowt ot MayS 1> Lowell Medical 12:15AM 19B4 Kontucky Dorby Proviow May 9 1-2 3-4 5-6 3:30PM O (X) O (£ - 19M NBA Ptayofft Sunrko Days of Our livos 1. Gators 12:45 AM i moioAA a ^nniRnjpOrTBLOl - M^ \tnalm•arwi Ai rTugramf^jniwrsmso 2. Campbell Insurance 4 OOPM (D CD 101 - liborty Mutual Logondt of GoM O ® O (8 Hookod on May 16 5-4 6-1 2-3 May 14 1:00AM Aorobkt 2. Village Party 4:30PM 41) — Sporttboat (Jj ABC Nowt May 21 3. D & 0 Leasing 1:15AM Intido tho PGA Tour May 23 2-6 5-3 1-4 5:00PM ® CB 13; - Wido World of Sportt A Study in tho Word 1:30 e CD o CD As tho World 3. Merchants 1:30AM NBA Playoffs: Conforonco Somifinak Turns June 4 4. Deer Run G.C. — Play Your Bott Tonnit Faith 20 May 30 2-5 1-3 4-6 1:45AM Variod Programt 4.Nobodys 5:30PM (9 Nows 65 — Numoro Uno 2:00 CD (9 Ono lifo to livo June 11 5. First Congregational 2:15AM SportsContor 3) O (3D CBS Morning June 6 3-6 2-4 1-5 6:00PM IB — World Championthip Wrottling Nows I Lovo Lucy 5. T and A 3:00AM Horsoshow Jumping: Oovoland Grand Prix P (9 Anothor World 2-1 June 18 6. Odds & Ends — U.S. Indoor Diving Championthipt O CD (IS Good Morning 6. Wemet-Blue June 13 4-3 6-5 7:00PM _i Latonight Amorka IB — Major Loaguo SatobaM: Chicago Cubt ot Pittsburgh THURSDAY Tolas of tha Unoxpoctad 1-6 4-5 June 25 5/3/M June 20 3-2 QP — SporttContor Tonnossao Tuxodo Variod Programt July 2 No Games on May 28, 7:30PM — NHL Stonloy Cup Playofft Rhoda June 27 4-1 3-5 6-2 5:00AM Nowt Day No Games July 4th • OOPM O — USR Football: Wothington ot Tampa Bay Insido tha PGA Tour .it£3 . Memorial Day Today't facial 5-2 3-1 July 9 II OOPM 5:30AM © ESPN't SporttWoman SuporStation Funtima July 11 6-4 © — SporttContor 2:30 QEiOGDcap •:00AM >pornvr#nf«f USA Cartoon Expross 6-3 July 16 13:00 AM ® — Tonnit: WCT Final - Bott Somifinol Match from DaUat. TX © Fit for lifo loavo It to July 18 5-1 4-2 •:15 AM © 1984 Kontucky Dorby Proviow Top/Morning grwMhli^J mtuuuy cofiKK- -i \/fi a A m July 23 SUNDAY •:45AM © SportsContor Businoss Timot on ESPN TafwO rroqfurTi% July 25 Make up for rainouts 4/W/M & Groat Amorkan Homo> 9:00AM 19M NR Draft Roviow 7:30 Variod Programt makor 10:00AM S Insido tha PGA Tour 7:00AM — ESPN » SporttWoman 10:30AM© ESPN't Am.V Griffith 7:30AM — Numoro Uno To Lifol 11:00AM© Woothor s Troohouto •:00AM Tonnk: from Dallat, TX •" #pQvTfV#nf#f I Droam of Joannio 3:00 Guiding light i 4:00PM © 19B4 NR Draft Baviaw — __ | LJ . 4 / •:30AM — Tonnit: WO Final . TX Afevo i^wffOoaW svWDiil RecPark Gee Drive 5:00PM © NASCAR Darlington Dath RecPark 11:00AM — Ftthmg Tournamont Spring 100 Muppot Shaw Cartoont THURSDAY NIGHT-Mens 6:00PM © 7:45 Stooby Doo 9:40 6:10 7:20 11:30 AM Masda Sporttiook i Woothor Date 6:10 7:20 8:30 I Variod Programt Happy Days Again Division I UOOPM O 8 | — Bowling A-B C-D E-F • 00 Inspoctor Gadget May 10 1-2 3-4 5-6 . — AH Amorkan Wrottling Baseball '84: Chisox, DvNWtrMII# 1. AKo Bandits C-A 5-4 2-6 3-1 — SporttContor Plut Sat a ma Sfr»^i E-D B-F 2. ArtsT.V. May 17 12:30PM © . Numoro Uno 3-5 6-1 4-2 700 Oub C-E F-A D-B 1:00PM fi QD O CD - NBA Playoffs Birds, Bucs, Dodgers May 24 3. Dave Clark Plumbing & Heating A-D 6-3 5-2 1-4 — Unitod Airlinos Tournamont of Chompiont May 31 F-C E-B By Peter M. McCauley •:1S 3:30 — PKA Full Contact Karato keep this troubled team 4. Lowell Beer Store E-A C-B •:30 5-1 3-2 F-D 1:30PM With the National Pastime June? 6-4 (1® — Major loaguo BasobaH: Oovoland at Dotrort competitive, but they need 5. Lowell Engineering I F-E 2-1 4-3 6-5 — Major Loaguo ^.nicagQ Of rimovrgn now underway, here's a look pitching. I Wild World of Anknab liftas. Yoga and You June 14 B-A D-C 2:00PM ® olF- at this year's teams. Twins; Team depends on I lovo Lucy of tho Planots 6. Thomet Cheverolet D-E F-B A-C My UttW 4-S 6-2 1-3 2:30PM (41) O ® - USR FoatbaR: T AMERICAN LEAGUE - guys named Hrbek, Teufel, June 21 to bo Announcad Today's Division II 2-4 E-C A-F B-D 3:00PM ©(HBO Woman t Gymnastkt: 19M Eastern Division Gaeiaettil , Faedo. 9:00 (T) Hour 4:00 June 28 5-3 1-6 tot'I A. Industrial Tool & Machine Orioles; MVP Cal Ripken Mariners; Gorman Thomas ® 700 2-5 4-1 C-F B-E D-A (S i/ JulyS 3-6 — Tonnk: WCT Final • Championthip ... TX and Eddie Murray are capa- will help anemic offense. B. Larkins Saloon 2-3 4:00PM CE ID 9$ - liborty Mutual Logonds of GoM ble of another 60-HR. 213-RBI Pitching is above average. A-E B-C 4-6 1-5 o July 12 D-F £D - Scholostk Sportt Acad season. If they only had C. Lowell Engineering II NATIONAL LEAGUE - ® Ono Day at a 1 Make up night for rainouts and/or playoff game 6:00PM © - U.S. Indoor Diving Championthipt Brooks Robinson. Eastern Division 0. Mr. Bills July 19 7:00PM O — Major Loaguo BasobaH: Atianto ot Houtton Tigers; Also need a third Pirates; Youthful team 111 © — SporttContor baseman. Jack Morris, Dan should jell. Solid at all posi- E. Lowell Nazarene Church 7:30PM — NHl Stonloy Cup Piayoffi Petry are first-class arms. tions. F. King Milling •:00PM © - CoHogo BatobaH USC ot Stanford Newly acquired bullpenner Phillies; Gone are most of m 11:00PM © — SporttContor Willie Hernandez is a plus. the old guys, except Steve 4:30 12:00AM IB — Tonnk: WCT Final - Championship Match from DaNat, TX Brewers; Pitching, injuries Carlton. 1:30AM © - NHl Stanly Cup Playofft raise many question marks. Expos; Will fall short again Pinwhool IB — ESPN't SporttWoman But Cecil Cooper is produc- — even with Pete Rose. 9:30 9 I Marriod Joan Roc Park RecPark Geo Drive 2:00AM IB — SporttContor tive. Cardinals; Little pitching, m Bovorty HUlbrH. WKRP in Cincinnati 10:00 No Nw $25,000 FRIDAY NIGHT-Mons 6:10 7:20 3:00AM O CD O CD 7:20 8:30 9:40 USC ot Stanford Yankees; Pitching will nojpower, but plenty of speed. Pyrami•mkd loavo It to Date 6:10 BUM'S lyo Division I C-D E-F MONDAY determine final outcome. uibs; Have gloves, bats but 5-6 A-B Scooby Doo 1-2 3-4 4/30/B4 Dave Winfield has to avoid no arms, except for bullpen May 4 ifO (I9 i Fact o of lifo Variod Prof 1. B & B Camper and Globestar B-F C-A 5-4 2-6 3-1 front-office bickering to be ace Lee Smith. A O Mr Rogors' It May 11 E-D ..i., i 4-2 AH productive. Mets; Relying on young Rj 11 Tom A Jorry 2f. Michigan Wire C-E F-A D-B 3-5 6-1 Spo-itjC^nte' Red Sox; The post-Yaz Sox arms, but have Keith Hernan- 9 (9 woman to Woman May 18 (MAX) AH-Day Movios 3. Parneli 6-3 5-2 1-4 Motofcydo Racing: Soattl# Supotciotn E-B A-D are slow, have little pitching dez and Darryl Strawberry. Candid Comoro Hour Junel F-C Woman's Pro Ski Racing Tour from Kirk wood, CA and an unsure defense. Western Division ~ 700 Oub 4. State Savings Bank 5-1 3-2 F-D E-A C-B Indians; Have exciting Dodgers; Must improve RBls Movio June8 6-4 10:30 5. Wemet Distributing-White F-E 2-1 4-3 6-5 USC at Stanford speed, but little power. Rick and patch holes in the infield- CI O an Prot. Your lucLu
Ground was broken for a new 20 bed extended care facility at Cumberland Manor last Wednesday. The half million dollar project is the first phase in ALONE AGAIN? — For ro- WANTED TO RENT - TRUCKS, TRUCKS AND CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS SPINET CONSOLE Cumberland's owner. Alin sPersomIS mance or companionship Indoor storage for 23' boat MORE TRUCKS * Harold Mass' several yard plan for the call Friendship Finders" 1- & REAL ESTATE LOANS PIANO FOR SALE-Re- and trailer. Space must be Zeilger Ford has Diesels • 4 x development of "Cumberland Any Jype property anywhere sponsible party to take 616-455-3904 (recording) at least 12'x 30' with 10* x 4*8 Rangers and lots of them. Retirement Village*'. The "vil- BIRTHDAY CARD ifl Midmjan 24 Kdurs Cal! over piano. Write ' Mr. Choose from 1000's 18-80, 10' door. Call Henry or They're all sale priced now lage" concept will include hous- SHOWER - Louise MoDiar- 1 800 292 1550 First Powers. Box 327, Carlyle, Free registration! Minorities Naftunai Accept Co Bob at 897-9281, Vennen so get our price before you ing for persons in various stages iid of 725 Bowes Road welcome! Illinois 62231 (618) 594- of retirment from duplexs and Chrysler Dodge. NC buy. Harold Zeilger Ford Schneider Manor, Lowell, 4242. C24-25 condominiums where those in Michigan 49331 will cele- TFN "Your Ford Truck Head- their early retirement years can brate her 89th Birthday on quarters'* Lowell, Ml 897- take advantage of the village at- Thursday April 26. Friends THINK SPRING - Staining, T-SHIRTS S FOR SALE fi8431 . mosphere. but are capable of A Caps Nylon Jacktu In Memory and neighbors are Invited to wall papering and painting. 4 A' Custom impnoied 'o» your maintaining their own apart- , '.mb business o#9«n»/«lion FORD TEMP01984-Front ment, to the extended care facili- An artist's conception (facing west) shows the completed Cumberland Retirement Village with its various buildings for all phases send her cards to celebrate Ila's Decorating Service. Call the occasion. 897-7868. i > JV . 1 wheel drive, luxury now only ty that is now under construc- of retirement living. 1. is the current Cumberland Manor a 74 room facility providing meals, but no extended care. 2. and 3. are a • fi Bo(f> Language REGAL - 4 door 1982, air, tion. pair of 20 bed extended care facilities. 4. and 5. are professional buildings that will likely house doctor's offices. 6. and 7. are four C25 IMPRINT!D SPORTSMf AH $6,779.00 and tax and op^ tilt, cruise, stereo and more tions. "No one does it for In memory of Alvin When complete, at least five story % room apartment buildings. 8. is a community building whkh will house a store, restaurant and recreation facilities. Nestled MID-WEST LARGEST DIS- t—I Mailer's Riverfront only 32,000 miles. Priced to (Stub) Ketchum who other buildings will have been in the hills above are condominiums and/or duplexs. and a small golf course. CONGRATULATIONS - TRIBUTOR - of 30-30, 20- Oothlng, Inc. less" Harold Zeigler Ford, sell. Harold Zeigler Ford, passed away six years ago ;ff Hoffman on your first 20, pink hearts, will beat all 103 E. Main 897-6411 Lowell, Ml 897-8431. Lowell, Ml 897-8431. April 29,1978. built, including doctors offices. Mayor Jim Maatman spoke of short invocation and Maas and place at the State Wrestling prices that you are now re- FORD EXCORT 1984 - Sadly missed by a store, four story apartment the Cumberland expansion pro- Lowell Township Supervisor Toumament. ceiving. For Info, call Doug at ALLIANCE - 4 door 1983. his wife Ester buildings and even a small golf ject and what it means to the Harry Yeiter took the first Unde Doug 453-0455. Success Plus. Huge selection now only TOP DOLLAR Low miles, air, stereo and Children & Grandchildren course is penciled into the plans, growth of the city of Lowell. The shovelful of dirt together. Aunt Sue $5995.00 and tax and op- TFN paid for used more. Priced to sell at Harold During the ceremony Lowell Reverend Melvin Goble gave a Aaron & Andy tions "No one does it for less" C25 cars & trucks. Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml P25 Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- Harold Zeigler Ford 897-8431. ell, Ml 897-8431. Awarded by Postmaster General 897-8431. Business ' T.F. 1983 FORD F-150 4x4 - 6 SPECIAL PURCHASE Lost i Found? WOMEN cyt., 4 speed, low miles, ex- SALE - 1984 Ford Ranger OF THE MOOSE SSeniceS cellent condition. Priced to now only $128.46 per mo. sell at Harold Zeigler Ford, Nothing down. Call us today. Will be having a Bingo J Lowell, Ml 897-8431. Harold Zeigler Ford, Low- FOUND - Female Beagle starting at 2 P.M. on WANTED ell, Ml 897-8431. with blue collar - April 17, Sunday, 1st, 2nd, 4th, CMC 79 Pickup - Tu-tone 1984. Call 897-8541 after and 5th Sundays of the YOUR LOCAL WATK1NS - paint, topper, automatic, V8, USA BUILDINGS - agricul- 4:00 P.M. WANTED - Used player month. Closed 3rd Sun- Dealer for Lowell & Sur- Low miles and more. Priced tural - commercial, full fac- C25 piano rolls, top prices paid for day of each month. rounding areas, John & to sell at Harold Zeigler tory warranty, all steel clear rolls in good condition. 897- TFN Lucille Erickson. 517 Avery Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431. span, smallest building 30 x OLYMPIC St., Lowell. Ml 49331. Phone 9261 days, 897-5381 eve- 40x10, largest 70x135x16. nings, ask for Roger. 1983 FORD CROWN VIC- - JACKPOT BINGO 897-8541. 30, 40, 50. 60 ft. widths in TF/NC TORIA - 4 door, one owner various lenghts. Call 24 w Every Friday night, 7:30 P.M. trade, excellent condition. hours 1-800-482-4242 Ex- Olympic medalists Phil and Lowell VFW Hall, Steve Mahre saw the finish line OUTBOARD MOTOR Priced to sell at Harold tension 540. Must sell cheap East Main St. Lowell. WANTED - good used out- Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml more clearly than ever in immediately, F.O.B. will de- Sarajevo, thanks in part to Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 P.M. board motor. 10 to 20 horse- 897-8431. liver to building site. team sponsor Bames-Hind/Hy- AHORNEY SERVICES; PUBLIC WELCOME power with remote throttle P25,26,27 drocurve. Both gold medalist TFN Divorce, from SI 00 hook-up. Prefer short shaft. 1980 FORD CROWN VIC- Phil and silver medalist Steve — winners in the same plus costs; Call Roger at 897-9261 days TORIA - 4 door, automatic, FOR SALE - Lowell 10.23 or 897-5381 evenings. air. tilt, cruise, more. Was men's ski slalom event — were Bankruptcy S300; Acres, rolling hardwoods, fitted prior to the Winter LEGION $6995.00 now only $6188.00 Simple Will S35; dogwoods, stream, golf Games with the company's con- OF THE MOOSE WANTED - LPN Charge Save at Harold Zeigler course nearby. Re-max of tact lenses. Adoption $125; Tuesdays Nurse needed part time, 3-11 Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431. Cascade. 949-6980 Arlene Like 40 million other Amer- Incorporation, experience preferred but wil- icans. the Mahre brothers suf- BINGO!! Buriingham 676-9530. fer from astigmatism, an ir- from $200; ling to train. Apply in person BRONC01977 - Low miles, C25 regularly shaped eyeball which Veteran Alto. Ml rural letter carrier. Leo H. Bryant (center), is congratulated by Postmaster Early Birds 6:30 P.M. at Belding Christian Nursing no rust. 4x4 nice unit. Priced General William F. Bolger in Chicago recently after accepting a pin for 57 years service. Mr. Drunk Driving, causes blurry vision. But the Regular Bingo 7:30 P.M. Home. 414 E. State St. BekJ- to sell at Harold Zeigler brothers have other reasons for Bryant, who retired in December, said he misses his customers and fellow employees. With him at from S250; SPRING SPECIAL - Fly Upstairs over Moose ing or Phone 794-0460 be- Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431. wearing contact lenses. the presenation was Alto Postmaster Eileen Beach (left). LandlordTenant, Spray - Qt. size $6.50 An- "Eyeglasses and goggles tend TFN tween 8 A.M. and 4 P.M. chor, Absorbine. B free of Probate, Workman's to fog cp and vibrate on the Equal Opportunity Employer. ESCORT 1982 - Low miles, flies. Saddle Pads $6.98. slopes, which can hamper vi- AAclnerney after Fifth District seat Jackpot Compensation, TF automatic, stereo, and more. JONMAR WESTERN SHOP sion," says Phil. "Contact Real Estate, and Priced to sell at Harold - M57 Rockford 754-7613. lenses stay on the eye comfort- During his declaration for the BINGO WANTED - Adult students Zeigler Ford, Lowell, Ml ably and never fog up at all." Personal Injury C25.26 Company eye care experts Michigan Fifth Congressional Every Saturday Night for a basic first aide class, be- 897-8431. by appointment, noted that the Mahres' contact District seat, Gary J. Mclnemey. 7:00 P.M. ginning Wed., April 25. 4 a democrat, stated that there was FOR SALE - 1979 Pontiac lenses made it through more Upstairs at Attorney Richard Heath weeks. 7-9 P.M. Fee: $6. To MONTE CARLO 1982 - than just months of rigorous no place for "Politics as usual" in Trans Am. Clean, excellent Lowell 897-9480 register. Call Marge at Lowell Loaded, extra clean, Priced training and sub-zero tempera- the future of West Michigan. He LOWELL MOOSE HALL condition. Must sell Call 897- Grand Rapids 241-2292 Community Ed. 897-8434. to sell at Harold Zeigler tures. On the day of the race, emphasized the critical need for Early Bird Bingo 6 P.M. 9635 from 9 to 3 and 897- they withstood the tears that a new approach. TFN C25 Ford, Lowell, Ml 897-8431. 9066 after 4:00 o'clock. came from victory and the birth "I believe we have to make C25 of Phil's son. Alin Maas and Lowell Township Supervisor Harry Yeiter braved last Wednesday's rain to offi- long-term responsible decisions OPEN HOUSE - In honor of cially break ground at the new extended care facility at Cumberland Retirement Village. for the economic well-being of the retirement of Betty Yeiter, FOR RENT - 38.4 tillable the fifth District and the country. acres. $28 an acre call 458- not what is politically expen- Saturday June 2 from 6-8 6997. Lippert named to bank board dient. P M. at the Alto Elementary C25,26.27 I will fight to get people bock jtfchool. Charles E. Lippert, President tire organization will be director to our business.** to work that's my top priority. C25-26 LAW OFFICE of Lippert Pharmacies, Inc. has strengthened by the addition of Lippert has been active in the District needs an "energizer" MichaelJ. Tummino, Jr. FOR SALE - Hay For sale, L P.N. OR R.N. NEEDED been named to the board of direc- Chuck Lippert to our board. He Lowell area civic affairs since he who will stimulate economic GENERAL PRACTICE large round bails. Selling for tors of Independent Bank Corpo- is a highly successful moved to the area fifteen years growth and support a competi- for geriatric setting. Full $27 - $30 depending on ration. a bank holding company businessman who has an unusu-. or part time position avail- ago. A resident of Lowell, he is tive business market. grade. Call 897-7092. The teddy bear was named headquartered in Ionia. He fills ally good grasp of both the prob- married and has three children. We must adopt a fair tax sys- able. Paid orientation pro- Divorce, uncontested, C25 for Theodore Roosevelt. the vacancy on the board created lems and the opportunities facing Independent Bank Corpora- tem that shifts tax priorities, re- gram. Contact Director of with or without children, by the retirement of Douglas R. community banks today. 1 know tion's affiliates are First Security duces deficits, and stimulates Nursing (616) 527-0080 for $150.00, plus costs; Welch. that his advice and counsel will Bank, Ionia. First State Bank of economic growth. more information. c24-25 Lippert has been a director of help us deal with them much Newaygo, Independent Bank- Nothing is more vital to our Wills, $35.00; Bank- First Security Bank in Ionia, and more effectively. Our manage- West Michigan, Rockford. future than maintaining a strong, ruptcy. S300.00; Work- New In Your bank holding company's largest ment team and our shareholders Western State Bank. Howard affordable, quality education for men's Compensation « FOR SALE -1974 Globestar Mini-Motor Home, affiliate, since 1980. Lippert or- are fortunate that he has agreed City, Independent Bank-South our children. * ATTENTION and Personal Injury, no Neighborhood? ganized Lippert Pharmacies, to devote the additional time and Michigan, Olivet, and The Mclnemey, a 35 year old at- 23 foot on Dodge chassis, 360 cu. In. engine, NEEDLECRAFTERS attorney fee if no recov- Inc., in 1968. Under his manage- energy required of a corporate Peoples Bank of Leslie. torney and businessman, is pres- cab air, cruise control, 3500 watt Generac gen- Still getting over the aftcr-thc-move bJucs? My Stretcher Bars For Sale ery. Legal consultation ment, the firm has grown from ident of Murphy. Bums & erator, Faulkner awning, roof air, gas/electric Wclcome Wagon Visit will che^r you up and help you one drug store in Lowell to a 5*7 $1.25 on general matters, ini- get settled in faster. It's free to you, and there's no Mclnemey. PC. a local law refrigerator freezer, AC/DC TV, AM/FM four chain with other stores in Cedar firm. He is a lifetime resident of 8x10 $1.75 tial appointment free. obligation. 12x16 $2.00 speaker stereo, TV antenna, CB radio, roof I'll bring useful gifts, helpful information and Springs, Carson City. Green- WIS Grand Rapids and resides in Lowell Office ville, Allegan, Caledonia. Lbw- Grand Rapids Township with his 18x24 $3.00 storage pod, trailer hitch, newer radial tires, cards from local businesses redeemable for even ell. Grant, White Cloud. Frem- wife Juliet and four sons. Ryan, Special Sizes made to 897-5931 completely self contained, sleeps six comfort- more gifts. ont. Grandville and Plainwell. John Patrick and Kevin. Mclner- order. Available at tha Next to Lambert's Variety ably. $11,000 phone (616) 897-9261 for Roger Take a break from-packing crates and call me. Loren C. Adgate. President Gary J. Mclnemey ney is a graduate of the Univer- GRAND VALLEY Grand Rapids Office days, or 897-5381 evenings. and Chief Executive Officer of sity of Notre Dame and Notre MARJ HARDING I believe I have the back- for jobs, a balanced budget and LEDGER. 454-8277 NC-TF Independent Bank Corporation, Dame Law School and has ground, energy, independence fair taxes. I think I can stand up 897-8107 expressed his pleasure at Lip- The University of Michigan's football team draws some of specialized in trial practice in and commitment to represent the for the people of the District on pert's election. He said, "Our en- the largest crowds of any college team in the U.S. Grand Rapids for eleven years. people of the District and to fight these issues Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, April 25, I9M • Page 20 Lowell Kindergarten Round-up schedule is set. . . i) Lowell Arci School's Annual Each of our three public PUBUC SCHOOLS PRIVATE SCHOOLS Kindergarten Round-Up it for elementary schools conduct an ALTO BUSHNELL RUNCIMAN . ST. MARYS ST. PATRICKS parents and their children who information evening and a test- Student A Pircnt Toes Moa. Wed. are eligible to attend kindergar- ing day which it geared to an- Information May I May? May 2 NONE NONE ten in the fall of 1984. Children swer the many questions you as Night 7:00P.M. 7:00P.M. 7:00P.M. who will be 5 yean old on or be- parents have, as well as to al- fore December 1, 1984 are eligi- leviate some of the nervousness Wed. Thurs. A Fri. Mon. A Tues. Mon Thur*. ble. and uncertainty your child may Dty May9-AllDiy t May I0AII All Day May 7 A 8 - All Day May 14 -All Day May 3-All Day
experience in attending school The schedule listed here in- you are unsure of which school the Superintendent's office at for the first time. Information eludes all of our area schools. If your child will attend please call 897-8415. you will need for round-up in- cludes the chikTs birth certifi- cate and immunization records. Runcimon Kindergaten Round-up
The Runciman Elementary out a little bit about kindergarten children's question. "What is School will hold it's Kindergar- including any questions the chil- schooir' ten Round-Up on May 2nd and dren may have being answered The testing program will be May 7th and 8th this year. We and a bus ride. At the same time very similar this year as it has . have scheduled an evening meet- parents will have the opportunity been in the past and will take ing with our parents and children to ask any questions they many place during the day on May 7th on May 2nd at 7:00 P.M. in the have about registration require- and May 8th. If you have any Runciman All Purpose Room. ments, transportation, testing, questions regarding Kindergar- During this meeting a number of etc. Details and scheduling of the ten. please contact the school of® people such as the bus super- round-up testing will also be dis- fice at 897-9257. visor, speech therapist and the cussed during this meeting. We teachcr, will talk about kinder- feel that the May 2nd meeting is Graduates garten round-up and kindergar- important for both the parents ten for next year. The prospec- and children, as it should help tive kindergarten students will be answer the parent's question, as L.P.N. visiting 4he classroom, finding "What do I need lo do?" and the The seventy-seventh com- mencement ceremony for the Pregnancy fitness class Bronson Methodist Hospital School of Nursing was held The Lowell YMCA has been mild calisthenic and stretching Saturday, April -14 for 63^ 1983 Dodge Aries - 2 door, brown, 4 cylinder, automatic, PS, PB, cloth seats, offering a Huff and Puff preg- exercises to promote and main- graduates at the First Unitec/1^ 24 K pkg. nancy fitness class sponsored tain muscular strength, tone and Methodist Church in 1983 Dodge Omni - 4 door, glacier blue, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, cloth buckets, and endorsed by Blodgett flexibility as well as cardio-vas- Kalamazoo. The graduating ad- cular conditioning and relaxation rear defroster, AM radio Memorial Medical Center. dress was delivered by Elizabeth The purpose of this program techniques. Individual fitness A. Allen, R.N., Ph.D , As- 1982 Dodge 400-2 door, 2 tone blue, 4 speed, stereo. which is approved by obstetri- levels will be carefully assessed sociate Professor of Nursing at 1981 Dodge Aries Wagon - Glacier blue, automatic, power steering. cians is to instruct expectant prior to beginning the program the University of Michigan. An 1981 Plymouth Horizon -4 door, automatic, air, vinyl seats, silver. mothers in appropriate exer- and sessions will be adapted ac- address was also delivered by 1981 Dodge Colt - 2 door, red, 4 speed, rear defroster, sunroof. cises, while developing an un- cordingly. Loretta Kellogg. School of Nurs- Presently classes are being 1981 Mercury Lynx - 2 tone brown, 4 speed. derstanding of body changes and ing senior. Christine Rogers of how they relate to exercise. held twice a week for 4 weeks. Lowell was among the 1980 Plymouth Arrow - 2 door, gray, 4 speed. 4 cylinder AM/FM. buckets. The program will help Other classes could become graduates. ^ 1979 Chrysler Newport - 4 door. It. blue, automatic, air, new tires. mothers maintain a positive self- available upon request. For more 1979 OWs Cutlass -2 door, yellow, automatic, power steering, power brakes, image during the childbearing information contact the Lowell YMCA 897-8445, ask for "Nothing helps scenery like stereo. months. This total fitness ap- ham and eggs.'* Mark Twain 1979 Ford Pinto Wagon - Ll. blue, 4 cylinder, automatic, AM/FM cassette. proach concentrates on posture. Nancy. 1978 Ford Granada - 4 door, white, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes. 1978 Dodge Omni - 4 door, dark blue, automatic, rear wiper. 1978 Chrysler Newport - 4 door, dark green, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air. 1978 Dodge Aspen - 4 door, dark blue. mMj 1977 Datsun B210 - 2 door, 5 speed, orange. 1977 Bulck Special - 2 door, rust, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering AM/ FM 8 track. 1982 Dodge D150-2 tone gray, 6 cylinder, automatic, Royal Int., step, sliding rear window. 1981 Ford F150- white, 6 cylinder, 3 speed. 1979 Dodge D100 - Little Red Express, 360 CID, Stereo. 1982 Chrysler 5th Ave. - 4 door, white leather, power windows, locks & seat, air, cruise, stereo. 1983 Plymouth Horizon - white. 4 speed, sundroof. rear defroster. Thurs., Fit, Sat • Aprl 26,27 & 28 1983 Plymouth Reliant - 4 door. SE, red, automatic, speed control, rally wheels. SIDEWALK SALE SPECIALS: 1983 Plymouth Horizon - 4 door, silver, automatic, power steering, speed Poly-Cotton Short-Sleeved Boys & Girls control. 1981 Dodge D50 - pickup tan. 4 cylinder, 4 speed, air. Shirts Shirts & Blouses AS IS SPECIALS by Star City, size S-M-L Sizes 7 thru 16 1978 Dodge Omni - 4 door, dark blue, automatic Regular ACOO Regular CLOSE OUT 1977 VW Rabbit - 2 door, brown, 4 speed. $11. to $19. .MOW O » U$10.p , $20. PRICES... ^ 5 Up 1977 Olds Cutlass - 2 door, red. V8. automatic, PS, PB 1978 Pontiac Trans AM - 2 door, yellow, V8, automatic. Assorted Ladies Maverick 1978 Chevrolet Camaro - 2 door, yellow, V8, automatic. Slacks & Skirts Jeans 1974 Plymouth Duster - 2 door, gold, 6 cyl„ automatic. 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