25C Graduation Section In This Issue:

Volume 11, Issue 28 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday. May 27.1987 Seniors take a "Magical Mystery Tourf t This year's Senior nighl party boarded buses for bowling at the again boarded the buses for the was titled. The Magical Mys- Kentwood Bowling Cenier. At trip to Deer Run Golf Club, and tery Tour", and it proved to be about 11:30 the seniors found breakfast. The party finally came just that. Nearly 150 Lowell themselves disembarking the to an end at 6:30 a.m. High School seniors boarded buses at the Michigan Athletic This year's party was chaired buses at 5:30 Friday afternoon Center on Burton St. Here the by Dwight and Joanne Frcy, for parts unknown. The annual group swam, participated in Roger and Kathy Southland. Ron party is staged by the parents of numerous sports and tried their Pawloski and Vem and Gay L.H.S. seniors in an effort to luck at a Las Vegas style casino. Nauta. Dr. Robert Reagan congratulate them, as well as Winners at the gaming tables chaired the acquisition of prizes, show them a good time in an received chips that could be used and told us that 180 merchants, environment free from drugs and at an auction featuring Au- manufacturers and individuals alcohol. ctioneer Tom Nagy. About sixty donated to this worthwhile The first stop for the group prizes were auctioned off. in- cause. He asked that we please was Geribee's Party Place in cluding TV's and other nice pass along the thanks of the com- Grandville. There the seniors prizes. About 175 door prizes mittee to all those who supported were treated to dinner and danc- were also given away. this effort. ing. From there, they again At about 4:00 a.m., the group Lowell's Along Main Street Graduation Above are a few of the happy Lowell High School Seniors as they waited for buses to haul is Sunday them away on their "Magical Mystery Tour**. Nearly 150 of this year's 190 graduates participated in the event. Parents of seniors organize the party each year to demonstrate a fun evening without Lowell High School gradua- the influence of drugs or alcohol. tion ceremonies will be held Sun- day, May 31 at the Showboat Am- phitheatre. The commencement Lowell's Mayor for a day will begin at 3:00 p.m. with a processional to "Pomp and Cir- cumsunce" played by the L H S Band POLICE BENEFIT DANCE David VanderMeulen, Presi- dent of the Class of 1987, will The Lowell Police Department Reserves are asking you to attend offer an introduction and wel- a benefit dance on Friday, May 29. That's this Friday, so get your come to the audience. Rev. fm m - ^ act together now! The dance will lake place at Deer Run Golf Stephen Arrick will offer the in- Club and will get started at 8:00 p.m. vocation. Tickets are just $5.00 per person and include dancing to Lite L.H.S. Counselor Gordon & Listen, hors dbeuvres and door prizes. A cash bar will be in Gould will present various schol- effect. arships and Principal Richard All proceeds from the dance will be used to equip the Lowell Korb will announce the top ten Police Department's Emergency Mobile Command Center. and honor students. Tickets are available at The Lowell Ledger, the Lowell Police The speakers for the day will Department or at the door. be tri-valedictorians Christina Mellon, Rebecca Dine and ANNIVERSARY BASH ON WEST MAIN STREET Richard Stegehuis and salutato- rian Amy Davis. Each will de- It's that time of year again! Time for the big anniversary celeb- liver a short address. ration staged by Curtis Cleaners. Curtis Car Wash, Curtis Tanning Supenntcndent of Schools Salon and Heritage Meats and Deli. The festivities will lake place Fritz Esch will present the on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 28, 29 and 30. Treat Graduating Class of 1987 and yourself to hot dogs, Polish dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and award diplomas. Musical num- Pepsi at bargain prices each day from 11:00 a.m. 'til 7:00 p.m. bers by the L.H.S. Band will be There are anniversary specials in effect at all four businesses. See played during the ceremony and an ad on front of your East Kent Shopper's Guide for complete the recessional. Rev. Arrick will details. also offer the benediction. Korb says the event will take 1932 CENTENNIAL COURT TO BE IN PARADE place at the amphitheatre unless the weather is very inclement. One of the featured floats of the Sesquicentennial Parade at "We will make a decision be- 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 27 will be the 1932 Lowell Centennial tween noon and 1:00 p.m. But, queen and her court, this time riding in elegant horse-drawn car- if it looks bad, and we decide to Lowell Mayor James Maatman presents Portland Mayor Joseph Tkhvon a "Key to the City" riages. The group was listed in a 1932 Ledger as Queen Emma move inside, that's where it will during last week's Mayor's Exchange Day. Tidivon brought a group of 18 dignitaries to Lowell Kropf, Audrey Carey, Bemice Lee, Ruby Eickhoff, Essie Condon, have to be even if the weather on Thursday. A similar group from Lowell visited Portland on Tuesday. Louise Ryder, Myrtle Jay, Patricia Hefferan, Dorothy Bieri, Roxy clears. There's just too much Condon, and Helen Cahoon, and most of these ladies will be on equipment involved" Korb said. Portland Mayor Joseph Thomet Chevrolet and Buick. Cousins' Card and Gifts, Curt's hand for the parade. The Lowell Woman's Club still needs the The commencement is open to Tichvon, along with numerous The tour included stops at most Sound and Radio Shack, names of the four young girls who accompanied Queen Emma the public if held at the am- Portland officials and their city operations; including the Eberhards, F.M.B. State Savings Kropf on the float. Please let the Ledger know. phitheatre, but only ticket hol- spouses, arrived in Lowell last water treatment plant, sewage Bank, Family Fare. Flat River ders will be allowed if it is Thursday morning for Mayor's treament plant, fire bams, Antique Mall. Great Lakes Fed OLD FASHIONED FUN COMING JUNE 27 moved to the High School Gym- Exchange Day festivities. A D.P.W. garage, rescue garage, eral Savings, Lambert Variety nasium. similar group headed by Lowell Lowell Light and Power and the Lowell Area Arts Council, Low Men, are you growing those beards? Time grows short and Mayor James Maatman toured police station. The tour also pro- ell Granite, Lowell Ledger, Low Blough Builders is offering some fine prize trophies. See Ivan Portland on 1\iesday. ceeded past many other points ell Sport Shoppe, Lowell Water Blough. Ladies, have you gotten the old costumes out? Eastern Special The Portland group was re- of interest such as schools and beds, Pfaller's Clothing, Inc. Star is having a contest for period costumes. Are you entering a ceived at City Hall where they large businesses. Guided tours Root Loiwell, Schneider Manor float in the parade? That will be at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, June Graduation were served refreshments. Maat- were given at C.J. Christoff & Sneakers, Straw Basket 27. An old-fashioned picnic will follow at Recreation Park, with man presented his counterpart Sons, Schneider Manor and Superior Furniture, Thomet cloths spread on grass. For those who don't want to prepare a Section with a key to the city, and intro- Superior Furniture Co, Chevrolet and Buick, Vennen picnic lunch, food booths will be available. In This ductions were' made. The Port- The day's activities culmi- Chrysler-Dodge & Plymouth, The Y will have zany and traditional games and contests at the land visitors were given gift nated with a dinner at Deer Run Lowell YMCA and 7-Eleven. park and in the pool. Horse-and-buggy rides will be available. A this issue: packages of numerous items Golf Club anended by numerous City officials extend a special complete schedule will appear in next week's paper. Don t miss manufactured or sold here in civic leaders. thank you to the members of the a fun day for everybody! PRECISION & FASHION Lowell. A complete list of those who Lowell High School "6th Hour HAIRSTYLING - For both The group then boarded cus- donated eithei gifts or tours in- Band" for the afternoon concert men and women. Man's World tom vans provided by Vennen cludes: Attwood, Anderson Fam- that they performed. continued on page 25 Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. Chysler-Dodge & Plymouth and ily Shoes, C.J. Christoff, The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. May 27. 1987 - Page 2 Coming EventsTh e Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 27, 1987 • Page 3 L.H.S. students honored at academic dessert :II_ -t .nr\ — _ ___ c ing the celebratton and want Notice* in the Ledger's man Road, Lowell. Greenville, 7:30 p.m Meeting, Greenville First ship will be celebrated with a picnic dinner (and several to hear from former Vergen- Susan Rittersdorf. Glen Ro/ich. nman. Tncu "Coming Eventa" are tree Methodist church, 7:30 p.m. On WedncMla). Ma> 13. 76 Meteorologist, addressed the stu- Rittersdorf. and Tracy Yaw ; and hldndge. Ann Hildenbrand. Kcnccca Dine. nes Township residents If Adam Thaler. Tracy Illusion. Juamta of charge to any non-profit EVERY THIRD THURSDAY THURS., JUNE 4: lokemo events still in the planning Limcll Hi^h School siudcnis dents. He encouraged them to set Sophomores Stacy Davis. Matt Howard, Brian Johnson. Hey. Gerst, Christum Missy VanderGalien. Tricia Wit- organization In the Lowell, District Roundtable. all Unit stage) at the Fallasburg you live away now, and/or v^ca* honored al a de\>ert in the their goals and dream their Megan Kirby. and Pat Nugent. William Johnson. Kevin Keech. Mellon. Jay Messncr Angela Pack Meeting, Cub Scout JUNE 12, 13 A 14: West tenbach. Tracy Yaw leaders. Committee Mem- Schoolhouse Museum know the name/address of Umcll Middle School Cafeteria. dreams, and to then pursue with Honored at the dessert were; Nancy Kwant. Kathy McFall. Pastor. Amy Jo Petersen Sall\ Ada, Alto, and Saranac Pack 3188 will meet at Run- Michigan Shores Catholic Seniors; Kathenne Adamy. grounds. The West Central someone who does, drop a Hilled h> the faculty and admm- serumsness the means by which Freshmen; Deborah Adams. Kenneth Mulder, Matt Reed, Duck Ricken Ci*th area. We prefer audi ciman School, beginning at bers, Commissioners. Sc- Scout Retreat • Camp Heather Aflon. Jami Andrews. # Michigan Historical Society line to P.C. Lussmyer, 12950 iMration of Lowell High School, they can achieve those goals and Stacy Beute, Bradley Bnggs. Newhouse. Tom Nugent. Snyder. Richard Stegehuis. notlcea to be kept brief and 7:00 p.m. This is a family outing Coordinators, Green- Gerber Call (616) 363-3828 Tony Beachler. Deborah Craw- Diane Siencel Beckwith, Lowell, Ml 49331 the dessen ^as a project of the make those dreams come true Patsy Deans, Knstme DeVnes, Catherine Pimk. Robert Rice. to be aubmKted by mall, event. Future activities will ville Congregational Church, for information. and the Vergennes Coopera- ford. Amy Davis, Melinda De- or call 897-6430 or 897- Academic Recognition Commit- He imparted practical advice Douglas Green. Ryan Holtz, but will accept notlcea by be discussed and awards 7:30 p.m. tive Club are jointly sponsor- 9462 tee. based on what he had done to Julie Johnson. Stephen Lenger. phone at 897-9261. presented. JUNE 14 - 20: West Michi- Jill Van Antwerp, chairman of achieve his goal of being a Carrie Lipkea. James Lowry. Cost-effective and JUNE S, 6 A 7: West Michi- gan Shores Council Summer the committee, commented that meteorologist as well as indi- Jennifer Murphy. Wendy Perdok. Share America with WOMEN OF THE MOOSE THURS. A FRI., MAY 28 A gan Shores Council. Cub Camp Staff Week. the faculty is as aware as the par- cated what he would have done Dale Richardson, Tanja Chapter night meeting is held 29; Lowell Senior Citizen Scout leader Training "Akela ents of how hanl these students if he had it to do over Also speak- Roudabush. Jeff Schmidt. Kris- efficient waste management the first Monday of each Historic Spring Tour of the Calls'Albion. CaH (616) 363- a foreign exchange student work for their grades and how ing to the students were Dr. Frit/ tin Stouffer. Christopher JUNE 17, IS A 19: lokemo * month, at 8 p.m. Lake Michigan shoreline 3828 for information. For foreign exchange stu yearned for American life for a the\ value their education and Esch. Superintendent of Fhompson. Timothy Tidd. Kath One ot the most important is- ered. Money from the 75-cent the nation, and is already tacn^ District Cub Scout Day dents, a visit to America repre- long time. 1*11 see not Amenca wanted to make sure that the stu- Schools; Mr. Richard Korb. Prin- leen Van Bel k urn, Walter Wal- sues facing iHir state today is the surcharge money would be contaminated water m son* from Harbor Springs to Mac- Camp, Camp Concordia, SAT, JUNE 6: The Lowell sents a dream come true From on maps, not Amenca on books, dents were told in a very formal cipal; and Mr Jim DeWeerd. As- kowski. Katie Wills. need for cost-effective and effi- placed in a perpetual care trust communities as a result Similar # WOMEN OF THE MOOSE kinaw CHy, wilth overnight Greenville. August, through the school year, but TRUE America. And I'll be- and special way (hat their work sistant Principal. Sophomores; Ttxid Carless. cient was management Without fund to cover closures and problems plague most other Business Meeting is held the accommodations at Staf- First United Methodist Pacific Intercultural Exchange come friends with you and many, was appreciated Students were Students who attended re- Tanya Comstock. Stacy Davis. it. the health of our residents and maintenance in the future The states. The size of this problem third Monday of each month, ford's Bay View Inn. Reser- Church is sponsoring an Au- SUN., JUNE 21: West Michi- has students coming to visit the many people ** invited to the dessert based on ceived certificates and pins. In Megan Kirby. Mike Mull. the environmental beauty of our state would collect the S2 sur- becomes more underMaruiahlc at 8 p.m. vations by May 15. Call ction & Flea Market starting gan Shores Council, Sum- from many differ- For these students, what they their academic grade point aver- addition eleven students qual- Melissa Nikodemski. Patrick state will be threatened The Se- charge, with the early monies when you realize thai the average at 11 am. in the Foreman Comm. Ed Office, 897-8434, mer Scout Camp Opens. ent countries. Teenagers, kids wHI remember most of all about age ified for their academic letters; Nugent. Doreen Schneider. Jen- nate is currently taking steps to going to close landfills now and family of four generals ahoui Bldg. on the Lowell 4-H Fair- EVERY SECOND TUES- for more information. just like yours, who see parents their stay in the U.S. are the The guest speaker each year Seniors Kathenne Adamy and nifer VanderMark. Jeff Zillmer. protect both provide for transfer stations for one Uwi of solid waste a year DAY The Lowell Area Fish- grounds. Antiques, tools, SAT, JULY 25: ATTEN- have given them the opportunity families that opened their heans is an alumnus of Lowell High Jami Andrews; Juniors Sandy Juniors; Sandy Baker. Dan 1W pieces of legislation areas that need them Over time, The fact is, we may simply he ing Club now meets at the SUN., MAY 31: You are cor- household items and much TION LOWELL HIGH to live like an 'American" for a to them. The brothers and sisters School Mr George Lessens, Baker. Amy Cray craft. Aaron Byrne. Amy Craycraft, Michele target one of the leading pn)b- those funds would instead be running out of anywhere to Flat River Snowmobile dially invited to attend a 50th more will be up for auction SCHOOL classes of '54- 59 short while. They will have a and parents who showed them, 1975 graduate and WZZM Ebling. Kathy McFall. Susan Denman, Aamn Ebling, Mark lems in waste management - the used to repay state general obli- "throw away" garbage anymore. Clubhouse on Potters Road, anniversary open house for with proceeds going to help Come join the 50s reunion. chance to see and have experi- through their love and dangers presented by landfills. gation bonds for solid waste Environmental action is a just East of Montcalm Ave. James Kenneth and Dorothy support new construction of ences they have only read about friendship, what being an Amer- SB 48. which imposes a sur- management projects - assum- priority for the Senate this year The more the merrier! 5 p.m. United Methodist churches in or seen on T. V. Baseball and foot- ican is all about charge on all waste disposed of ing such bonds are approved by There have been some daz/lmg at 7:00 p.m. All prospective Goggins It wilt be held at - 2 a.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Dou- ball games, county fairs, winter If you think your family would voters Otherwise, the money legislative initiatives over the members or interested indi- Shady Acres, 10336 Bailey the Grand Rapids area. For ble R Ranch, Smyrna. in landfills, is currently in the carnivals, skiing, sailing, pic- like to host one of these students, goes into the Clean Michigan viduals are cordially wel- Drive, from 2-6 p.m. more information, please call Senate Natural Resources and years, but few bills have really Camping and motel rooms nics, barbecues and all those please contact PIE at 619-232- the church office at 897- Environmental Affairs Commit- Fund faced the tedious and dirty " job come. available. Call 897-9462 for other things that American 4199 or write to PIE, 333 Laurel Some people oppose the sur- tee. SB 41, which would prom- of developing tough, workable MON., JUNE 1: The Runci- 5936. information. families love to do Street. San Diego. CA 92101. ote funding for landfill alterna- charge bill, and m reality. SB 41 answers to the problem With the EVERY SECOND 6 man/Riverside P.T.O. will As one incoming student has Contact person for the local area tives. has already passed the Se- still needs some "fine-tuning." passage of SB 41 and the intro- FOURTH TUESDAY The held a meeting at 7:00 p.m. THUR., JUNE 11: lokemo SAT, AUGUST 8: The 150th written. 44 I'm happy that I am is C.J. Blough. (616) 897-9920. But both bills have the funda- nate and is now in the House duction of SB 48, the Senate has Lowell Community Band will at the Riverside Bldg. Public District Commissioner Staff birthday of Vergennes Town- going to America, because 1 have ELECTRICITY. Both bills attempt to pain- mental support of legislators, the made a good start toward achiev- meet for rehearsals begin- Welcome. Officers meeting IX*partment of Natural Re- success in lessly but firmly start moving our ing long-lasting the ning March 10. Rehearsals at 6:30 p.m. dependence on landfills toward sources and environmentalists. battle for a clean and healthy tu will be held in the band room more efficient, cost-effective Michigan contains some of the ture for Michigan and safe alternatives such as re- most hazardous landfill sites in at Lowell High School, at MON., JUNE 1: lokemo Dis- cycling. energy-producing in- 7:00 p.m. For information, trict Committee Meeting - Of- cinerators. and composting. SB call 897-8434. Everyone wel- ficers, Scouting Coor- 41 appmaches the problem by Crime victims come! dinators, Members-At- drawing on 10 percent of the Large, 6:30 p.m. Potluck - states common cash, investing have certain rights QUA-KE-ZIK John Sickelsteel Residence. the money and using the return SPORTSMEN'S CLUB to "buy-down" interest rates on CASH mm Three major law enforcement Ionia Count) Sheriff Terrencc meets every 2nd and 4th TUE., JUNE 2: lokemo Dis- municipal bonds. The bonds agencies have combined efforts Jungel said that in the past, em Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the trict Explorer Committee would be used by municipalities to improve treatment and enforce phasis has been placed on pn> Club building at 11400 Fore- meeting, Old Kent Bank, to develop new waste manage- the rights of victims of crime in tecting the rights of the criminal ment alternatives. Ionia and surrounding counties. while the victim stood alone When SB 41 offers incentives YOUR Members of the Ionia County "We're here to change thai, to move toward better waste Sheriff i Department, Prosecut- said Jungel "Crime victims have management methods, SB 48 at- ing Attorney's Office and Michi- certain nghts they are entitled to Depend on tempts to make waste operations gan Shenffs' Association's Vic- according to Michigan law This reflect the true cost of landfilling tim/Witness Assistance Network program emphasizes those nghis solid waste and to help provide have joined forces to promote and promotes a greater aware HOME EQDI funds for closure and mainte- awareness of a new county-wide ness as to why the crime victim nance of landfill sites. Price com- training program that sensitizes is so important to the entire enm PATT0N-JRB ^ petition has left some landfills law enforcement officers to the mal justice system." It's easy with Silver Line Plus*'—a person- without the necessary money to plight of the victim of crime. Nichols. Jungel and Ionia al line of-credit that converts your home handle the future problem of AGENCY, INC. W "Our goal is to attract the in- County Prosecuting Attorney equity into buying power. Use it to borrow K closing and maintaining an in- terest of not only law enforce- Gary Gabry will host a four-hour • Auto • Home •Health $10.000, $100,000 or more at a preferred operative landfill. Although the ment. but also service providers, overview on crime victimization • Commercial • Ufa rate. And since "Silver Line Plus" is / * Clean Michigan Fund provides civic organizations and religious Thursday. May 28 at the Candles secured by the equity in your home. 835 W. Main, Lowell. Ml some funding for this, there isn't groups so a broad effort to recog- tone Inn. 8100 Story Rd . BekJ you will realize lax benefits when you really enough money for all the Ph. (616) 897-9253 nize the needs and rights of local ing. All concerned citizens and borrow for medical or educational slate s landfills that need to be crime victims is established,** members of law enforcement are reasons Tax benefits may also closed. SB 48 places a 75-cent said Judy Nichols. MSA Victim/ invited to attend. Call the liwna apply when you use "Silver Line per ton surcharge on landfill NO! Witness Program Director, who County Shenff's Department at Gerald Patton Plus" for other purposes. owners, and a S2 surcharge on became a victim when her son (616) 527-0400 for further infor- waste haulers for every ton deliv- There 's no annual fee and no was murdered in 1983 mation. commitment fee You pay only standard title insur- ance, recording fees Obituaries -Farmowners and a small processing fee So it makes sense to apply now - so RICHMOND - Alvin R Stonewood. Lowell passed away | and nephews. She was a member you'll have your line of Richmond, of Alto, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 1987 at the .Insurance. of St. James Church and St. Isi- credit when you need it. Friday, May 22. 1987 at the age dore Rosary-Altar Society. The age of 58. He is survived by his of 24. Surviving are his mother Funeral Mass was celebrated wife, Alice; son, Kevin at home Your farm means more to you than your Call or visit your nearest Great Lakes office and and stepfather. Mary and Jay Tuesday in St. James Church. In- The funeraJ Service was held Fri- source of income. It's your life. So you should ask for a "Silver Line Plus" brochure and appli- Zichterman of Alto; his father, terment Holy Cross Cemetery. day. Arrangements by Rt>th insure your farm with someone you can cation. It 's the smart way to cash in on your Alvin R. Richmond Sr. of Grand Gerst Fiinerai Home. Lowell home equity. Rapids; a brother and his fiancee HALL-Albert E. Hall.of 1662 depend on. Kevin S. Richmond and Sandy Your local independent agent representing Hiemstra; a sister. Kathy S. Hastings Mutual Insurance Company is just Richmond all of Alto; his grand- t»*ai Opportune Lender mother, Helena Richmond of such a person. Teamed with Hastings Don't do It! The third prong Is Grand Rapids; his step-grand- Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Mutual s experience (we've insured farms father, Charles Zichterman Sr. of since 1885), your agent bnngs you the person- there because the appliance Middleville and several aunts, (USPS 453-830) uncles and cousins. The Funeral al attention you deserve—whether it's han- Services were held Tuesday after- is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent dling your claims quickly or making sure your G?EAT LAKE* must be grounded to avoid noon at the Funeral Chapel. Rev. I0un^' 510.00 a year outside the county by the farm is covered. All at competitive rates. BANCORP For more information, call 1-800-DIAL-GLF Durent T VanOyen officiating. You can depend on Hastings Mutual—your Interment Chapel Hill Memorial Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N A Federal Savings Bank electric shock. Gardens. independent agent. That's why we say roadway St., Lowell, Michigan 49331. Your Partner in Life. ROGER K. BROWN "We're your Silent Partner " But we're only BUDNIK - Mrs. Anne Budnik, widow of John, passed away Fri- EDITOR & PUBLISHER silent until you need us. 217 W Mam St.. Lowell. 897-8421 2355 Burton St.. SE. Grand Rapids'f. 942-2970 day, May 22, 1987 at the age of (616) 897-9261 79. Surviving are her daughter Hastings Mutual 180 Monroe Ave.. NW Grand Rapids'. 776-1600 Lowell Light & Power econd-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan 5300 Northland Dr.. NE. Grand Rapids'. 361-1404 and son-in-law, Mary Ann and 101N Lafayette St.. Greenville'f. 754-7166 Frank Dudek; two grandchil- 3U 3 S e Insurance Company ' ' '' ^ ^ Ew'V Wednesday i We're only sdmt until you need us 1105 28th St.. SW Wyommgf 531-8570 ii dren, Michael Dudek and Nancy TMASTER: Send address change to The "Owned By The People Of Loweli Dudek; three great-grandchil- Grand Valley Ledger, PO. Box 128, Lowell, Ml 'Locations with GL 24 Ctnttrs lor 24-hour banking convenience dren; two sisters, Irene Kan of tSaturday dnve-up service. 9 a.m. - noon Silver Une* Plus i« a traoemaiik c* OLB Alto, Ml and Dorothy Hessel of 49331 Brownsburg, IN; many nieces The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, Miy 27, 1987 - Page 4 Singer Roy Clark Wedding planned Homespun The Uwdl I ctiKcr • Wednesil

Taleni line-up is complete for seat with his musical cowbells, But cover earnestly the best the midst of great Umpuium fn the 1987 Chesaning Stuw- tennis rackets, and a baffling gifts...(I ConnthiMns 12:31). others, it may mean bearing hur l»al . When ihe Shiawassee finale in which he juggles a bowl- dens cheerfully And. to n .i , Queen comes mund the bend ing ball, sledge hammer, and ( - When you visit the groccry each evening (July 13-July 18) marshmallow at the same time. fe* it may mean the tacrificul store, you expect to take home giving of time and lewurcc-, she*II be cafrymg a cargo of tal- Tim Rowland is a real show stop- ent. per only that for which you are will- Some may be coniem in m ing to pay. There is a difference to heaven by the "skin of the,, Roy Clark leads the versatile One of the most popular attrac- in the price of a loaf of day-old line up of entertainers Sharing tions at the Chesaning Showboat m teeth." Others prefer "an ahun the spotlight with Roy is funny is the Taleni Quest Presentation bread and a quart of milk and a dant entrance " The choice Je man Joey Van This versatile which opens each evening's per- steak with all the trimmings. pends upon the price one is wil). el comedian, impressionist, actor tormance. A variety of amateur There is a difference in the eat- ing to pay. But whatever the and singer, performs in all areas acts offers an opportunity for i ing. too. price, one glimpse inside the of show business, including tele- thirty-six performers or groups Bread and milk make for good pearly gates will be wonh its The ^ ) ^1987 vision. radio, concerts, clubs, re- to display their talents This array eating when they are all one can coat." sorts and major cruise lines He of aspiring entertainers will per- afford. But who wouldn't prefer Prayer: HeavenK Father, tm s will entertain his audience with form while the Shiawassee steak, lopped off with warm finite mind cannot comprehend a combination of one-liners, Queen makes ready to mund the apple pi & la mode? The type of all that Thou hast preparvd il)r Graduating Ua s u funny musical impressions, bend of the nver before docking food one enjoys depends on those who serve Thee Enable characterizations and audience at the stage in the spacious am- whether or not one is willing me to so live that I shall have an participation. Joey Van recently phitheater in Showboat Park. ur.J able) to liquidate the food abundant entrance when I enter performed for the 65lh Annual Chesaning. Chuck Robmetteand hill lhat brighter world above COMMENCEMENT: White House Newsphotog- his orehestra will pace the even- When it comes to spiritual Amen Brenda Schetdel & Paul Schah rapher's Association in mg's musical presentation as things, an individual is also al- My soul rejoices to pursue Washington. D C. The guests of lowed to enjoy the degree of they back up both professional Brenda Sue Scheidel, daugh- ding. The steps of Him I love. honor were Presidem and Mrs acts and the famous Chesaning ter of Tom and Florence Scheidel Brenda is a graduate of Lowell spirituality for which he is will- Till glory break upon ni> \ km Sunday, May 31 - 3:00 p.m. Reagan. Showboat vocal choms and of Lowell, and Paul Eugene High School and Central Michi- mg to pay. To some, lhat price In brighter worlds above Tim Rowlands will he joining dance line. Captain Bob Rhode Schab, son of Eugene and Flor- gan University. Paul is a graduate may consist of being faithful in WILLIAM COWPER RON Clark and Joey Van . center will be on hand to guide the ence Schab of Grand Rapids, are of West Catholic High School, stage Tim is a juggler who will energetic endmen through an planning a June 20, 1987 wed- Grand Rapids Junior College and ama/e you with his ability and at the Lowell Showboat Amphitheater. evening of delightful entertain- Western Michigan University. his wit. He juggles an array of ment. Parade line up items set to music and narration Tickets are available by cal A colorful act. Tim manipu- ling (517) 845-3056 from 9:00 High School Gymnasium in case of rain. lates an esiotmding number of a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday All interested parties, espe- along Mam St. The parade will conventional luggfing items, in- through Friday All parking is cially veterans, are encouraged pause on the brulge over the Flat cluding balls and pins, but will free at Showboat Park for the IN THE to participate in Lowell's Memo- River while a floral wreath is have you on the edge of your unique Chesaning Show- rial Day Parade and Services tossed upon the waters as u in boat...July 13-July 18. slated for Saturday. May 30 at bute to those in our service who Public invited at amphitheater, 9:30 a.m. The salute to veterans perished at sea. Mrs. Zilpha SERVICE is aptly sponsored by the the Ketchum will toss the wreath and Clark-Ellis Post of the American Mr. Ed Rash will offer a prayer Woman's Club Legion and the Flat River Post A firing squad comprised of ticket holders only if moved to gym. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. American Legion and VF.W It is one of the few Memorial in West Germany, with the 205th members will fire a nfle salute selects officers Day functions in the area that is Aviation Company The parade will then proceed Scott D. Rutherford, son of held on the traditional Memorial His wife. Ann. is the daughter to Oakwood Cemetery via Mon The Lowell Redeiation of ^ Vkc-Pks . Joy Robert W. Rutherford of 603 Pen- Day. rather than the last Monday of Larry and Ann Hendnck of roe Si. At the cemetery a floral Woman's Club has selected offic- Secretary - nyroyal Way, Louisville, KY., 1520 Bultrick. Ada. Mich. in May government holiday. tribute from both veterans ers for the year 1987-88 New ^ Treasurer, bmma has been promoted in the U.S. The Lowell parade will form groups will be presented Mr Ed officers are: Pres . Betty Yeiter; Hemn. The three board members The captain is a 1983 graduate Army to the rank of captain. on Hudson St. north of the light Mar] H ng P nsalla of University of Notre Dame. Rash will offer the invocation at first Vice-Pres . Janet Bovee: T ^ ' L Rutherford is a platoon leader Lussmeyer. and Theo Schutt Ind. beginning at 9:00 a.m. It will the cemetery. Dave Clark. Jr slep off at 9:30 and proceed east will serve as master of ceie- monies. Rev. Rill Amundsen will be the speaker Both the Lowell High School AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY and Lowell Middle School bands arc scheduled to participate A host of antique cars, city vehi- cles. horses, bikes, scouts and ADA COMMUNITY CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH dignitaries will comprise the re- CHURCH OF LOWELL 10501 Setttewood Ph 897-7185 ADA CHRISTIAN . REFORMED CHURCH mainder of the parade. 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 Mcetmg at the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 9 45 A.M. Anyone interested in par REFORMED CHURCH Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON (12675 Foreman) Worship Service 11:00 A M ticipating should contact Parade 7152 Bradfield St.. S.E 676-IMS Morning Worship 00 A M Sunday Mominp Worship Evening Service 6 00PM H97- REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Marshall John Stinson at Prayer and Bible StiJdy-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 11 20 A M And Children's Mmntnes 10:00 A M Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and 11:00 A.M. 7318 GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. 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SALUTATORIAN Michael Anthony Alsgaard Cheryl Lynn Backstrom Ronald David Bancroft •Tony James Beachler •Scott Charles Behnke Bradley Hoover Bennett is currently planning to pursue a career in journalism, beginning with attending Nocthwestem University in Evanston. IL. Her future plans are to be a magazine •Rebecca Dine or television news correspondent Earning the honor of being to a foreign country one of the Tn-Valedictorians for Along with being president of the class of 1987 was Rebecca w\ • the Student Council, Amy was - *r - Dine. She is the daughter of •Christina Lee Mellon also vice president of Teens In- Robert and Judith Dine of 12500 volved. secretary of the National « 72nd St., Alto. Her plans arc to Christina Mellon also has the Honor Society, Editor of the anend Alma College to major in honor of being Ih-Valedictonan •Richard Lee Stegehuis yearbook. Band treasurer. Political Science and vocal of the graduating class of 1987. D.A.R. recipient. Girfs Slate music. The daughter of Thomas and Pat- Richard Stegehuis is also shar- Delegate, Senate Youth Dele Rebecca was trcasurcr for Re- ricia Mellon of 8793 Alden Nash ing in the recognition of being gate. Kent County representative at Summer Institute for the Arts Rebecca Jean Buffin gion V FFA, a NCTE writing in Alto, has been an active par- Lowell High School s Tri-Val- •Penny Rae Bigelow Kirk Hurst Blohm Dennis Ray Blough Daniel Scott Brinks Jenelle Jean Bmining contest participant, a member of ticipant in £lose-Up. Women's edictorian for the class of 1987. •Amy Louise Davis and Sciences, as well as Presi- the Science Olympiad Team, Club. International Club, Na- His plans for a career as an Elec- dent of her class. Junior Women's Club. Interna- tional Honor Society, pep band trical Engineer will begin this She was also active in Sym- tional Club. Close-Up, track. and the Science Olympiads. fall when he attends Michigan Amy Davis has earned the phonic Band, volleyball, debate, National Honor Society and Among her accomplishments Technical University. honor of being Salutatonan of forensics, newspaper staff. vocal music. She has earned let- through her high school years, Richard, the son of David and this year's class of 1987. Amy. Women's Club and student ters in both academics and Christina has placed in the Gwen Stegehuis of 1119 Cumber- the daughter of Gordon and Faye member to the Board of Educa- school, regional and state Citi- land. was trcasurcr of the Com- Davis of 11070 Woodbushe Dr.. tion. REMAINING TOP TEN: (Alphebetical order)

Jami Andrews, of4336Cause- prom court. She received CONGRATULATIONS! way Drive, plans to attend Grace- academic awards and was active land College in Iowa to begin in National Honor Society, studying Visual Arts. The daugh- Spanish club, softball and vol- ter of A1 and Marva Andrews has leyball. been vice president of her class, president and secretary of Teens Involved. Student of the Month, and a representative of the Art Club. She has also received the Gold Key and Kodak Medallion of Ex- cellence for art. Jami has been involved in the Art Club. Varsity Club, National Honor Society. Spanish Club, the annual and \ ^ * Heather Marie A ft on newspaper staff, volleyball, •Garth Allen Snyder •Diane Gail Stencel Heather Afton of 13814 28th Softball and cheerleading. Garth Snyder, 9415 Bennett Diane Stencel, 10390 36th St, is the daughter of Daniel and Rd.. Ada, is planning on attend- Street, has plans to enter the Margaret Afton. She has re- ing Michigan Technological Uni- Medical Technician program at ceived a letter for her academic versity. The son of Garth and Ferris Slate and seek employ achievements, was a member of •Juanita Marie Gerst Peggy Snyder wishes to seek em- the annual staff and actively in- ment in a major hospital ployment in an engineering field Diane, the daughter of Vir- volved in 4-H. Juanita Gerst, of 10100 Ver- that is associated with com- ginia Siencel, received her Var- Heather hopes to use her train- gennes, pictures herself at Grand puters. sity letter in basketball, iwo ing she received from Kent Skills Rapids Junior College this fall, During his high school years, scholastic awards and a letter tor Center and seek employment in majoring in Special Education in Garth has been treasurer of the Advertising Art. the area of the blind and deaf her scholastic achievements. She National Honor Society and was active in National Honor So- The daughter of Bill and Judy computer club. He has earned Gerst was vice president of the ciety and played basketball dur recognition in Boys' State and ing her four years in high school. National Honors Society, home- received his letter in academics. coming chairperson and Honors He participated in the Science Night honoree She was also ac- Olympiads and the Regional and # M W* tive in Science Olympiads, bus- International computer competi- iness competitions, Close-Up, •Melinda Lisa Denman tions. He has also been an active Women's Club and the Interna- member of the track, tennis and Melinda Denman, the daugh- tional Club. ter of Gary Denman of 10807 soccer teams, along with the ski Woodbushe Dr., will be attend- club. Attwood attwood ing Grand Rapids Junior College Subsidiary Steelcase Inc. in the fall. Students not pictured: Melinda was treasurer of the Donald Lyle Anderson, Terrance Charles DeBold, Mar- Student Council, vice president vin Scon DeVries. Andrew Miles Gessler, Damon Joseph of her freshman class, a class rep- THE WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY MARINE HARDWARE & ACCESSORIES Kroskie. John Wesley Little, Scott Ryan O'Neill, Leslie resentative for two years and a Ann Paddock. Thomas Anthony Smith. •Jami Joi Andrews member of the homecoming and The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, May 27, 1987 • Page 9

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COMING ATTRACTIONS Julia Duffy plays a wealthy maid

•Patricia Jo Frey Jeff Alan Gessler Laura Jo Gilbert Russell Lee Gildner •James Francis Goggins Scott Alan Grasman By Evan Levine With a dust rag perched in- congruously at the end of her perfectly manicured finger- nails, heiress-turned-maid Stephanie Vanderkellen, LISTING played by Julia Duffy on CBS's "" (airing Mondays), is something of a MAGAZINE rarity on television. A me- me-me attitude masking a G Features Complete heart of gold and a fortune to match, spoiled-brat Steph- anie is a new breed: the girl Listings of Lowell who has her cake, eats it, flaunts it, then has to go Cable TV Channolt clean the bathroom. On A Daily Basis.

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kA // i "Part of Stephanie is some- CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 29 Brian Scott Havward John Gilbert Heeringa, III Bradley Scott Hendrick Michael Lee Hewitt Chad Lyle Hofman Kimberly Kelly Holmes v thing everyone identifies THRU THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1987 vompivrv m. with," says Duffy, who has just finished her fifth year on the show, MI think people lasy To Uso identify with her immatu- Julia Duffy as Stephanie and (I. to r.) Tony Papenhiss, John Volstad and William rity, the part of her who nev- Sanderson as Darryl, Darryl and Larry help make ''Newhart" a real ensemble show. er grew up." It aira Monday, June 1, on CtS. WWMT Krfeiwm, Ml • CD Stephanie's charm lies WUHQ iettbOMk, Ml • S) partly in her total self-obses- WXMI Ofmmd Ml • ® sion, her almost complete dis- Stephanie is one of the sup- "I don't consciously try to incorporated it into the char- WINS leu** Ml • CD regard for other people's porting characters that make act more broadly than nor- acter." WF8L Lomaiif. Ml • m feelings - and her lack of "Newhart" a true ensemble mal. Michael and Stephanie Duffy is somewhat sur- WOTV Gren^ Repkb, Ml m CD ,4 apology for it. She wouldn't show, a show where even a ary real couple with real prised by the favorable reac- Off TO d GOOD Sltyf WILX Jock in. Ml m » be funny if she were totally minor character's idiosyncra- difficulties. I love playing her tion to Stephanie, a reaction WQVC AtbmkiU, MI m a because it gives me a chance so favorable that a spinoff Hooray, graduates! You've made it. Diplomas in hand, you're equipped to WKAR i. Lontinf, Ml m o likable; she must have sies are developed to the ful- WZZM Grand Rapids, Ml m m flaws," argues Duffy. "Al- lest. "Even though Stephan- to play so many kinds of may be in the works. "I'm a meet the challenges that lie ahead. Whether you're heading for further HBO Hem# Sox OfVk« m [HBO] though now she's more three- ie's problems are so strange - comedy." little surprised that people WTBS AHonto, GA m dimensional. In the beginning like the time she and Michael One of Stephanie's trade- think she's so adorable," she education or planning to start in on your career, we wish you all success CINEMAX Gnomax m [MAX] she was so innocent. 1 hope (Peter Scolari) were afraid marks has become the "Ooh!" confesses. "She's not a very and future happiness. USA USA Hefymetk m I've brought a kind of edge to there was another couple in that she squeals when she's nice person. I get all these DISNEY Dbncy m her, a darker side." town who were cuter than pleased (read: been given a love letters from men ad- CBN CBN Cobb Ntfwrfc m they were - we approach it large present). "That just es- dressed to Stephanie. I can't WGN Qmaf, H m Along with characters like they're normal people. caped the first time," admits believe it. I mean, who would ESPN C •! n • t • Ej • -• n • ii m Duffy. "It was supposed to be want to live with CNN Cobb N«wt Ntwrfc m such as the oddball trio of We looked at it like someone Stephanie?" NICK Nkktlwbon/AAi m Larry, Darryl and Darryl, was after our jobs. "oh." Then when it worked, I

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Ryan told the Ledger that the Uwell Girls' TYack Tfeam ne- viduals received their vmily lei- Thursday, you are likely in pretty city of Lowell immediately went old turbines just can't carry the % the Banquet went io Leigh Ran- good company. At about 6:30 dead. entire city anymore, so only the ived its awards at the tnck ban ter and eighteen others received et Um Tuesday. Nineteen indi- special mention Top honors at ^orger and Karen Bussler Ran- a.m. a fibergalss guy wire in- Jack Ryan, the engineer on west side got power when the burgcr was named MVP for the sulator on a Wolverine Electric duty at Lowell Light and Power, switch was thrown at 7:30. IMH7 season. Leigh competed in powerline broke somewhere be- fired up the big diesel turbines, At about 8:30 the line from V the high jump, long jump, shot tween Lowell and Saranac The but it was nearly an hour before Wolverine was repaired, and the pui and 800 m relay this season. resulting gyrations caused two they were sufficiently warmed entire city was put back on line. She compiled 127.5 points for power lines to touch, and sub- up and current could be switched A brief shutdown was required the Red Arrows this season. when the switch was made Karen Bussler. a freshman, was named all-conference in the William Allen VanOosten Edward James VanStee OK While. Bussler placed first Scholarships awarded •Todd Michael VerWys Brandon Lee Visser Gergory Paul Warning Veronica Lynn Watrous % in the 100 m dash at the confer- ence. Karen competed in the ^prinis and sprint relays this sea- son. Last week she placed third at the prestigious John Bos Meet in Grand Rapids. This meet is lor ihe lop athletes in ihe area. Other awards given were: < ' Mosl impmved-Karen Christin. Mosi dedicated-Betsy Dommer, Mosl spihied-Lori Esch and \ "Rookie of ihe Year'-Karen Bus- \ sler. Captains for ihe 1987 sea- son were Ram Sierzick. Lori Esch, Ann Hildenbrand and De- nise Southland Among those receiving awards at the track banquet were; Those who received varsity aren Bussler. all conference in the OK White and Leigh Ran- honors were; Debbie Adams. Trudy Lynne Watson urger. MVP for 1^87. Becky Bartlell. Stacy Beuie, Michelle Lynn Weeks Shannon Blake Werner Teresa Marie Wert Michele Kathleen Whaley Amy Rachel White Karen Bussler. Karen Christin. Kelly Cichon. Amy Craycraft. Dina DeCalor, Betsy Dommer, rv Michele Dowling. Christy En- CITY OF LOWELL glish, Lori Esch. Ann Hilden- brand. Jill Kloosterman. Tara Kropf, Leigh Ranburger. Robin Sisson. Denise Southland, and Pam Sierzick. NOTICE Junior Varsity Awards were given to: April Albrechl. Stacy Beachler. Jenny Berry. Allison Crandall, Tracy DeWitt. Sarah Dombak. Dawn Finkler. Angela LL V- • Jf The Lowell CHy Council, acting a* the Zoning Board Hoffman, Jen Johnson, Michelle Mikulski, Melanie Nelson, o '• of Appeals, will conduct a public hearing at the Heather Peckham, Tammy Ro- regular scheduled meeting of JUNE 1,1987 at 8:00 gers. TVicia Wittenbtch, Marie Luanne Marie Wierenga Elesha Raelle Wiese Paul Ryan Wilcox Candice Lynn Wood Darin Scott Zigterman •Greg Lewis Zimmerman p.m. in the Lowell City Hall at 301 E. Main, Loweli, Ml. Will, Shelby Zandstra and Shan- The Lowell Federation of Women's Club has awarded three scholarships to this year's Junior non Shank. Members. The three girls are: Jami Andrews, a scholarship to Graceland, Iowa; Mindy Denman, The Red Arrow Track Team The purpose of said hearing will be to conaider a a forthcoming student to Grand Rapids Junior College; and Darcie Rickert, to Central Michigan compiled a 4-3 conference re- University. A committee chaired by 11a Swanson and High School Advisor, Barbara Pierce, rezoning request for parcel #41 -2002-354-024 from cord this season. They placed selected the above girls for the year 1986-87. Congratulations, girls. Vennen Chrysler-Oodge-Plymouth, 930 W. Main, fifth at the Hastings relays and Lowell, Ml 49331. were mnner-ups at the Greenville "When people haar good music it makes them homesick for something they had, and relays. will never have." 1 - E.W. Howe Interested persons may submit written comments prior to the meeting or appear in person at City "Main St." cont'd. g^ouatio^ Hall, 301 E. Main, Lowell, Ml. Legal Notices SIGN UP NOW FOR BEAUTY PAGEANT Ruth Lacey Harte STATE OF MICHIGAN Lowell. Mt 49331 Acting City Clerit IN THE (616) 897-5931 Applications arc now available for this year's Miss Macker Petitioner C27-28 PROBATE COURT Beauty Pageant to be held in Mackerville. July 1, 1987. FOR THE Esther Staal If you'd like to reign over Mackerville at this year s Macker COUNTY OF KENT 803 Avery Basketball Toumament, call Macker World Headquarters (897- PUBLICATION NOTICE Lowell. Ml (616) 897-8263 8%I). Applications are also available at Dunham's and Lady Foot- heritage C28 DECEASED - ESTATE locker. APPOINTMENT - CLAIMS Deadline for entering is June 24. 1987. ' DETERMINATION OF cMeatcMarkgt LOWELL AREA HEIRS STATE OF MICHIGAN BOOSTERS TO HOLD MEETING FILE NO. 87-144,756-SE PROBATE COURT SCHOOLS Estate of LAWRENCE J. COUNTY OF KENT The last yearly meeting of the Lowell Athletic Boosters Club L.A.(Lowel l TriAuto Trim, formerly Big "Dm" Auto Trim) KERR. DECEASED PUBLICATION AND will be held June I, 1987, at 7:30 p.m., in the High School 12685 Foreman Road Social Security Number 385- NOTICE OF HEARING K-Quad. Meet the 1987-88 officers and become informed on the 1400 W. Main, Lowell, 897-7049 140 N. Washington St. Lowell, Michigan 49331 38-2759 In the matter of BETTY exciting new project for the Booster Club. Phone (616) 897-6546 Lowell, Ml 49331 (616) 897-8415 TAKE NOTICE: On March MAUDE COONS - Change of Plans arc being made for Macker 1987 and we need you. 9, 1987 in the probate cour- name. Everyone is welcome and you do not need to be a member to troom, Grand Rapids, Michi- TAKE NOTICE: On June attend this meeting. 1987-88 BUDGET HEARING gan. before Hon. DONALD J. 11. 1987 at 9:00 a.m., in the DeYOUNG Judge of Probate, probate courtroom. Grand ADULT SUMMER FITNESS CLASSES OFFERED PUBLIC NOTICE a heanng was held on the pet- Rapids. Michigan, before ition of ESTHER STAAL re- Hon. A. DALE STOPPELS The Lowell YMCA will be offering a summer adult fitness class PLEASE TAKE NOTE that In accordance with Act questing that ESTHER judge of Probate, a heanng on Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:00-9:00 a.m. stanmg June 8 43. Public Acts of Michigan In the Second Extra STAAL be appointed Per- will be held on the petition of thru July 3. The classes will be held in the area behind the King sonal Representative of THE Betty Maude Coons to change Memorial Pool. In case of rain, the class will be held at the Session of 1963, the Board of Education for the ESTATE OF LAWRENCE J. her name to Elizabeth Lyman Methodist Church. Fee is: $3.00 Y-Member and $4.00 for Non- Lowell Area Schools will hold a public hearing on KERR who lived at 11535 E. Coons. Member per class. Instructor: Terri Nausieda. OUR the District's 1987-88 budgets at the regularly Fulton. Lowell. Ml 49331, and May 19, 1987 scheduled meeting at 7:30 p.m. on June 8,1987, at who died on January 7,1987; Betty Maude Coons LAAC HOLDS ART EXHIBITS FROM LOCAL STUDENTS the administrative offices at 12685 Foreman Road. and requesting also that the 404 N. Division will of the Deceased dated LoweH. Ml 49331 An exhibit of works by junior and senior high school students Lowell. Ml 49331. A copy of the budgets will be October 1,1986. be admitted C28 from Lowell Area Schools and Saranac Community Schools will Curtis Car Wash available for public Inspection prior to the hearing to probate. be featured in the Lowell Area Arts Council Center May 21-June 8. Opening reception honoring the students will be held May 27ih, at the administrative offices on June 1, 1987 from Creditors are notified that Every year, foreign visitors NOBODY DOESfT copies of all claims against the 7-8:30 p.m. The public is invited. BETTER 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. dally, Monday through Friday. spend about $14 billion in ' WMtty Spicuis y Deceased must be presented, the U.S. Hours at the Cenier are Monday - Friday. 1-5 p.m..Saturdays Curtis Tanning *Ov«f 70 Ymts Combined personally or by mail, to both and Sundays, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Exptnence Budgeta to be reviewed are: General Fund & Debt the Personal Representative "Drop-OW Laundry Service PATTON-JRB AGENCY, INC. Salon 'Start Laundry Retirement Fund and to the Court on or before OFF THE BLOTTER 'Oraparwt July 27.1987. Notice is further 'Expert • Auto • Home • Health i Repmn Given by order of the Lowell Board of Education given that the estate will then Robert Vaughn. 23. of Lowell was injured. Wednesday. May 'Samt Day Swvct • Commercial • Life be assigned to entitled per- 20. when the motorcycle he was riding struck the from of a car In by 10 Out by 4 this 11th day of May, 1987. sons appearing of record. on West Main and Amity Street driven by Wayne Carrick. 67. of Curtis Coin-Op -i, I Sandra Nagy, C 835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml • Ph. (616) 897-9253 Date: May 20. 1987. Lake Odessa Witnesses slated Vaughn was speeding and had Secretary Michael J. Tummino. Jr.. At- The Middle East has more passed over a double yellow line just before the accident. than half the world's oil- Laundry C27&28 Arrest on a criminal bench warrant out of 63rd District Court torney about 398 billion barrels in Mitw HAM lowtu A on Wednesday. May 20 was Charles Neil. 30. by Lowell officers. Bar No. P21618 reserve. 311 East Mam smumm

The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday, May 27, 1987 • Page 26 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. May 27. 1987 - Page 27 Lowell Red Arrow girls take twinbill from Greenville A six run firM inning helped day. Lowell walked away with to the firel seven Red Arrow hit- the game in the fifth as Kerry mercy rule win. Lowell collected year came at the hands of Beld- the Red Arrows io an 11-3 vie- the victory, as Gitenvilles start- ters. Lowell scored four more Zywicki tripled home Kiersten seven hits but four were extra ing 3 tor) over Greenville on Wrdnes mg pitcher threw only one strike times in the fourth, and ended Hawk, who had tripled, for the hase hits. Mkky Denman, In the first inning, Belding Hawk, and Zywicki each tripled. jumped off to a 1-0 lead. Lowell Ronnie Watrous doubled De- came back to lead 2-1 after one ^ nman i triple came with the In the third inning, both teams bases loaded Becky Whalen erupted for five runs. Belding knocked two hits and drove in smashed four singles along with Ledger Entries.. three runs. Michelle McGee got two Red Arrow errors for the five 8 Personals Business SForSnleS her 14th victory of the year. She runs. In Lowells half, a double, of 75.50 ind 25 Years Ago ANNUAL allowed two hits, walked eight five walks, two sacrifice bunts 8 Service® and struck out three in the five and two Belding errors on the inning game. bunts gave Lowell back the lead BINGO FOR SALE In the night cap, Lowell During the third, Kelly Stapp ^ CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS By Evety Friday night, 730 P.M. BASEBALL A Spinet-console Piano Bar- trailed 6-1 after three innings, came in on the mound for starter, Any type piopp'ly any^hfff Priscilla Lowe* VFW Hall, SOCCER SHOES gain but a six run fourth and a five Aimee Grody, to get the final two to Michiqan * 24 Hou'S Lussmyer Now Avsiiabis WANTED: Responsible run sixth led the Red Arrows to outs. She then limited the Red f East Mam Sl. Lowell Call Free 1 800 292 15S0 SCHOOL victory. Micky Denman pitched Arrows to just one run the rest at party to taKe over low Early ftrd Binoo at 6:45 P M. First National Acceptance Co and hit the Red Arrows to the of the way. That run was Anderson monthly payments on spinet 16-11 victory. She recorded her Michelle Tousignaut's lead off TFN piano. See Locally. Call Mr. sixth win of the year against two home run in the fourth. Family Shoes 209 E. Main - Lowell White. 800-327-3345 Ext. losses. She went 3-5 with 2 RBIs In the sixth, Belding scored 102. the tying and winning runs on LEGION at the plate. Becky Whalen. Ron- FOR m P26,27,28 ELECTION nie Watrous, and Michelle three walks and a base hit. Low- OF THE MOOSE Tousignaut banged out two hits ell's Michelle Tousignaut ^ BROWN S ASPHALT pav- knocked out two of the four Red » each. Tousignaut had a triple and I Tuesdays ing, commercial and residen- 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • MAY 23, 1912 3 RBIs. Whalen and Denman Arrow hits. Michelle McGee tial. Free estimates. Call 897- FOR RENT - Apartment or In Uemm Berry growers are dickering with Edwin Pallas of the Lowell each had doubles. Lowell finished her fine senior year and a BINGO!! 5639 or 897-7953 room for rent, non-smoker Canning Factory to add strawberries, etc. to his output They received the loss. She allowed " smashed out a total of 13 hits in I Early Birds 600 P.M. CTFN required. Valley Vista area. met In the band room of City Hall. the victory. Denman allowed six six hits, struck out six, and Call 897-6183 any time. IN MEMORY More heavy rains bring the Grand River to flood stage hits, walked eleven, and struck walked eight. Her overall record Regular Bmgo 700 P.M. again. A record-breaking flood is reported in Saginaw. TFN In Memory of Our Grand- out two. Lowell's record now is 14-6 and 9-2 in the league • 1320 E Fulton LET RAY TRIM or cut down The Ledger is drawing five subscribers names each week NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION moves to 22-7. The Red Arrows bid farewell TFN your tree the safety way with son, David Morris who would for free Idle Hour Theatre tickets. BELDING NIPS LOWELL to six seniors; pitcher- Michelle a cherry picker. 616-794- be 14 years old May 31st. 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAY 27,1937 IN PRE-DISTRICT McGee, first base- Darcie Ric- mm THE BRIDGE OF The Board of Trade votes, and many, but not ail, businesses 2499 kert, second base- Debbie Craw- The Red Arrows' fine season CTFN MEMORIES: will stay open Wednesday evening and close Thursday after- OF THE ELECTORS OF came to a close as Lowell lost ford, short stop- Ronnie Watr- ^ BINGO noon during the summer. There is a bridge of to a fine Belding team, 9-8. Low- ous, left field- Chantel Cos- ' Every Saturday nighl WANTED - Work. Carpen- memories Congressman Hale Brake of Ionia will be the Memorial Day ell ended the season with a 22-8 grove, and right field- Mindy De- speaker. 7:00 P.M. try, painting, roofing and From Earth to Heaven nman. ^ A "sure sign of summer", the park benches have been LOWELL AREA SCHOOLS mark and Belding improves to ATTORNEY SERVICES maintenance. Reasonable Above; 22-9. TWo of LowelPs losses this LOWELL MOOSE BINGO placed along Main Street. s rates. Phone 364-8931. It keeps our dear Ddavid Divorce, from S150 Lowell Showboat goes from three to four nights this sum- 1320 E. Fulton 013-28 Near us - mer. KENT AND IONIA COUNTIES, Alabama tickets now plus costs: It s the bndge called Love. Early Bird Bingo at 6:00 P.M 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - MAY 24, 1962 TFN on sale for the Free / Bankruptcy from S500 It takes us back to brigh- The Forest Hills Music Association (boosters) is raising including costs; Help Wanted ter years, money by holding a carnival, complete with ferris wheel and MICHIGAN Ihe best in country music re- To happier sunlit days. merry-go-round. Opening for Alabama, Rest- i Simple Will S45: turns to the 1987 Ionia Free Fair less Heart, is best known for MONDAYS And to precious golden Rural Field Day is won by Farrell School edging out Snow with Alabama and special guest. Adoption S200; DISTRIBUTORS WANTED Moments School, 101-100. North Bell, Talbot and Mapes are also-rans their #1 Country single. "I'll | Que-Ke-Zik TO BE HELD JUNE 8,1987 Restless Heart, performing Mon- Still Be Loving You," which also Incorporation, FEMALE OR MALE-100% That will be with us always! Swarthout's Welcome to Thebes" is reviewed by Gerald day, August 3 at 8 p.m. and reached Billboard's top five in Sportsmans Club guranteed no run panty In Loving Memory Henry, who recommends three readings: Once for prodding from S200: the memory of persons, places, events; Twice for the plot; George Strait appearing Satur- the Adult Contemporary catc- .1 Early Bird Bingo 6:30 P.M. hose, sheer to the waist, 36 Grandma & Grandpa Ste- and three times for the "Elizabethan purity of the language" day, August 8 at 8 p.m. at the gory and is currently climbing » Drunk Driving. colors, part or full time. Call vens Fairgrounds. Regular Bingo 700 P.M. (referring to more subtle changes in names). the pop charts. - from S250; Lu Walton 455-8829. Tri Roswell, New Mexico TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Tickets for Alabama at $14 .50 Voted Best Country Male Voc- Que-Ke-Zik Clubhouse State Products. and George Strait at $12.50 are alist by Music City News, the Drivers License 11400 Foreman Road 025-28 IN MEMORY Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School District will be held on Monday, June 8,1987. on sale now at all Believe in Academy of Country Music and ( Restoration. S300 In Memory of my nephew, Music stores, Ticketmaster loca- the Country Music Association, Lowell, Michigan TFN Plus Costs: DEALERS WANTED - for David Morris who would be THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK, A.M., AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK, P.M. tions (excluding Grand Rapids) George Strait has become a coun- and the Ionia Free Fair Box Of- try music phenomenon. Landlord Tenant, Lowell Antique Market to be 14 years old May 31st. fice. held at the Lowell Fair- Probate. Workmans Life goes on and years go At the Annual School Election there will be elected two (2) member(s) to the board of education of Tickets may also be charged Strait's latest single. "All My ^ > 8 NEED A D.J.? grounds: June 21, August by. the district for full term(s) of four (4) years ending In 1991, and one (1) member for an unexpired term to MasterCard or Visa by calling Ex's Live In Texas" is rocketing We play your favorite Compensation, 16, September 20, October But precious memories (616) 527-1310. up the Country Singles chart and *3 of one (1) year ending in 1988. 0 music for all occasions. Real Estate, 18. 8 a.m. to 5 P.M. $1.00 never die. Recognized as "America's Fa- his album. "Ocean Front Prop- » All types of music to admission. WANTED: Qual- No longer here my life to vorite Group", Alabama has won erty", is currently #2 on the & Personal Injury ity Antiques, Primitives and share, THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCIES: the Country Music Association's charts. choose from. The City of UmeUwrnhes to thank the RICHARD HEATH Collectibles. Also needed: FOUR YEAR TERM ONE YEAR TERM "Entertainer of the Year" award The Ionia Free Fair is sched- Lite & Listen But in my heart you are LOWELL - 897-9480, iollouinfi membantfi and orgMoizidom Roger L Kropf Norman Byrne five years in a row and with four- uled from July 31 through August Sound Systems Ooncessionaires. Please call always here. (6^6) 897-5360 for Informa- hr their donation of gifts and/or toun Jack T. Lane teen awards, hold the ACM all- 9 with additional concert infor- Call: 897-4336 GRAND RAPIDS In loving memory. mation to be announced. tion. Uncle Mike Stevens for the Major and City OfBciaia of the TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT the following propostllon will be submitted to the vote of the electors time record for awards won. NCTFN 241-2292 OTF28 Roswell, New Mexico at the Annual School Election: City of Portiand on 'Mayor Exchange APPROVAL TO LEVY AUTHORIZED MILLAGE Dy-. May 21, 1987. Jim Cook. Jr. Shall the authorized millage for operating purposes of Lowell Area Schools, Kent and Ionia Counties, Altwood Lowell Ledger Michigan, be approved for levy In 1987 without regard to the millage reduction required by section HOT LUNCH MENU o AUCTIONEER G&S CONCRETE - Flat- , „ ,Anderson fiimily Shoes Lnwll Sport Shoppe 31 of article 9 of the state constitution of 1963? All Types of Sales work, basement floors, drive- Small Business Telephone Users, WEEK OF JUNE 1, 1987 ways, approaches, trailer C. J. Christoff Lowell Uaterbeds (616)897.8872 pads, patios, etc. Call 794- Could You Use: Pfallers Clothing Inc. THE VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Cousins MONDAY 1455. Belding. Curt's Sound k Radio Shack Hoot Lowell 028tfn PRECINCT NO. 1 Lowell Red Arrow Sub Sandwiches, potato chips and Eberhards Schneider Manor VOTING PLACE: Runciman Elementary School, 300 High Street, Lowell, Michigan. The first precinct •Speed Dialing pickles, carrot sticks or salad, fruit or jello, cookies, F.M.B. State Sating Bank Sneakers consists of the City of Lowell and those portions lying north of the centerllne of Cascade Road In •Intercom milk. •Last # Redial ftmilyfere Straw Basket Cascade and Lowell Townships in Kent County, and Boston Township in Ionia County. W ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MAR- Complete Formal Superior Rimilure KET - SUNDAY, MAY 31. •Monitor Speaker Flat Rner Antique Mall TUESDAY Wear Rental Thomet Chemlel & Buickg PRECINCT NO. 2 I e Featuring 300 exhibitors in •Music On Hold Great Lakes federal Savings Fruit Juice, Pizza w/meat and cheese, salad or carrot every type of antiques. Show •Paging \ennen Chrvsler VOTING PLACE: Bowne Township Hall, 6059 Linfleld, Alto, Michigan. The second precinct consists Lambert Vbriely sticks, assorted fruits or pudding, milk. rain or shine - seven large WEDDINGS OR -A Full 2 Year Parts & Service of Bowne Township in Kent County and Campbell Township in Ionia County and those portions lying Lowell Ms Council Dodfie-Plvmoulh WEDNESDAY buildings full, plus 200 out- Warranty At No Additional Charge south of the centerllne of Cascade Road In Cascade and Lowell Townships In Kent County, and OTHER SPECIAL Umetl Granite Oven Fried Chicken or Chicken Nuggets, mashed side dealers. Don't miss this Boston Township in Ionia County. first big show of the year. The Right Choice - For Less, Is Businesscom 7-Eleven potatoes or rice and gravy, green beans or sweet OCCASSIONS 7 30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. lo- Plus By Tie Communications. potatoes, biscuits or rolls, jello w/whip or fruit. milk, PRECINCT NO. 3 cated at the fairgrounds, right Tie, The Leader In Electronic Telephone Speciai thanks to the memben of the THURSDAY in Allegan, Michigan. PFALLER'S VOTING PLACE: Vergennes Township Hall, comer of Bailey Drive and Parnell Avenue in Vergennes o i e Systems, Distributed Locally By, Loneii High School '6th Hour Band' Cheeseburgers or Barbeque on a Bun, tossed salad PHONE-TRONICS, INC. Township. The third precinct consists of the Townships of Ada, Cannon, Grattan, and Vergennes in for their afternoon concert. w/dressing, buttered mixed vegetables or beets, choice Kent County, and Keene Township in Ionia County. o > e RIVERFRONT Call Dave Tlchelaar At of fresh or canned fruit, bars or cookies, milk. 676-2900 - FRIDAY GRAND OPENING - Stan- All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or township in which le y H, Kaplan Educational CLOTHING, For A Review Of Your Tacos or Burritos, Jonny cake w/honey, garden salad they reside are eligible to vote at this election. Center. Classes now starl- Communication Equipment Needs City of or vegetable, chilled fruits or jello. milk. Ing! It's not too early to begin INC, This Notice is given by order of the board of education. preparing for Fall SAT, ACT, 103 E. Main St. MCAT, LSAT, GMAT & GRE PHONE ftllROMCS Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary • •^iMCOtPOa Alio Lowell Sandra Nagy Exams. Summertime is the Loweli 85^, Middle and Senior High 90^. o Secretary, Board of Education I w perfect time. Located at 2627 Ph. 897-6411 C28&29 E Beltline 957-9701. TA "Wett Michigan*! Small Butlnesi Connection D 0 C28&29 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. Miy 27, 19S7 • Pipe 28 Lowell High School Seniors receive thousands of dollars in Scholarships

Students at Lowell Senior Adamy, Dan Brinks. John But- George Trowbridge. David Van- Scholarships and Sonnie North GVSC Honor Scholarship and ceived went to: Tferesa Wert, High School received thousands ler. Amy Davis, Mindy Denman. derMeulen. Elesha Wiese and won the Steelcase Scholarship. the Aquinas College Presidential GRJC Art Competition Scholar- f . v of dollars in Scholarships from Jerome DeVries, Rebecca Dine. Greg Zimmerman. Amy Davis got the Northwest- Leadership Award. ship Award; Mike Harding, Mar- various sources David Dombak. Jennifer The Doyle Scholarship reci- em (IL) Academic Merit Scholar- Deb Crawford was the reci- garet Court Scholarship; Garth Eight students received the Dykhuizen. Patricia Frcy, pients were; Jami Andrews. Tony ship, while Diane Siencel re- pient of the Grand Rapids Junior Snyder. Michigan Tech Student ^ ^ Speerstra Scholarship Awani Juanita Gerst, Jim Goggins. Beachler. Jennifer Crosby, Re- ceived the Ferris State Merit College Board of Education Award; Jami Andrews. Louise ^ They were: Deb Crawford. Amy Johanna Hamp. Chad Hoffman. becca Dine, Thcia Frey, Christ- Scholarship. Scholarship. Rick Stegehuis re- Harper Fine Arts Scholarship: Davis, Mindy Denman, Juanita Brian Kelly. Doug Kidder. Mike ina Melton. Amy Petersen, Sally The Wallace B. Smith Grant ceived the Look and Michigan Juanita Gerst, Michigan State Gerst. Mike Lillie, Becki Mitch- Lucas. Christy Mellon. Jay Reed. Marcia Ryder. Melissa (Graceland College. Lamoin, Tech Scholarship Awards The Academic Excellence Award; ell. Diane Stencel and Dave Van- Messner, Angela Pastor. Pam Schwacha. Garth Snyder and De- IO) was awarded to Jami An- GVSC Valedictorian Awards Christy Mellon,.Hope College derMeulen Perrin, Brock Quiggle. Jack nise Southland drews. Patricia Frey and Darcie were presented to Rebecca Dine. Merit Scholarship and Robert Receiving the Michigan Reedy. Garth Snyder. Denise Tony Beachler and Jack Reedy Rickert both received the Central Christy Mellon and Rick Byrd Honors; and Jim Goggins. Higher Education Assistance Au- Southland. Rick Stegehuis, received the Grand Valley State Michigan honors scholarship, Stegehuis. Geff Reinke Scholarship. thority Awards were: Kathenne Diane Stencel, Lisa Tousignaut, College-Trotter IK-CouiHy with Frey also receiving the Other awards that were re- Anniversary Outdoor B.B.Q. n Thursday, Friday & Saturday, May 28, 29 & 30 Serving from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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