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Along Main Street 1 Sliding Hill Ready for Area's Youth

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Volume 13, Issue 3 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, November 30, 1988

Along Main Street 1 Sliding hill ready for area's youth

J Every December and January done in the spring, inserting a rf Reservoir Hill (Jefferson Street) catch basin where there's an ero- and the hill on Gee Drive were sion problem, filling in some of descended upon by the youth of the holes and gullies on the hill Lowell for the high adventure of and removing the shooting sledding. ranges,'' Lowell Public Works Sledding wasn't a problem, spokesman Tony Siciliano said. but the sleds failing to stop until We could have filled those holes they reached the street pavement and gullies, but the ground is too was a problem. So much so that soft for the equipment needed. LHS HONOR SOCIETY RINGS BELLS FOR SALVATION roughly two years ago Lowells "The hill needs some season- ARMY Park and Recreation Commis- ing." Siciliano said sion decided to try to take the Wolverine Electric, owner of The LHS National Honor Society will be ringing bells in Lowell danger out of sledding for the the hill and land around, it has HUrday, Dec. 3, collecting donations for the Salvation Army, community's youth. given the city permission to use fheyli be located at Family Fare. Food City and Cousins, so With the allocation of $7,500 the hill for sledding. be generous when you hear those bells a' ringing. from the Look Memorial Fund, Siciliano said the city also put Bieri Construction was hired to down a land cover type matting DAVENPORT SPONSORS FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOP do the excavating and Fishbach, to help with the planting of grass. Thompson, Can and Hubert He added the dry summer and Davenport College wil be sponsoring a free workshop on Finan- came up with the design for a then the heavy rains has hurt its cial Aid Monday, Dec. 12 from 7-9 p.m. in the Robert W. Sneden sledder's delight. Located on N. effectivness. Acadcmic Center. Washington behind the Boy "I hope it's used a lot," Lowell If you are interested in learning more about the types of financial Scout cabin and east of the old City Manager David Pasquale ^ y programs available, how to complete the 89/90 Financial Aid Form, shinning range lies a 1.000 foot said. "We must make sure that and how people are notified once they have applied, call 451-3511 hill that has been designed and people are aware of where the or toll-free 1-800-632-9569. excavated strictly for sledding. hill is located." Space is limited so call today for your reservation. The hill will get its first test this The city has also provided a winter when youngsters from the foot trail for sledders to return MUSIC BOOSTERS TO SELL POINSETTIAS community try it out. to the top. "This is strictly for "There's still some general sledders. the hill is not designed It's 1,000 feet to the bottom of this hill on N. Washington east The Lowell Music Boosters are having a Christmas fundraiser, maintenance that will need to be for skiers," Siciliano said. of the old shooting range. they will be selling 6-12 bloom Poinsettias in a T pot. Each pot is boxed and foil wrapped. The cost of each plant is $10 each. 55 The plants will be sold at the Christmas parade on Sat., Dec. 3 and at both of the school Christmas concerts, on Thurs., Dec. Perry named "A.D. of the Year 8 at the Middle School Gym and on Wed., Dec. 14 in the High School Gym. Over 300 people were on hand Perry was presented a plaque Dick Korb said. "The award is changed for the worse," Perry Help support the Music Boosters by purchasing a beautiful Poin- Monday at the Adrian's Ramona by John Velthouse, a representa- well deserved." said. "People are forgetting what sett ia for the holidays at one of the Holiday events coming up soon!! Terrace to honor Lowell's Athle- tive of the West Michigan Offi- The Lowell A.D. came to the game is for, it's for the kids, tic Director Bob Perry for his 37 cials Association. Lowell in 1951 as a teacher and today, though, it's win at all LOCAL LIBRARIES TO BE CLOSED DEC. 2 years of dedicated service in edu- "It's a real honor for Lowell, a coach. In those 37 years he costs.'* cation and 20 years as the the district and for Bob Perry," coached varsity football, track, Lowell's Athletic Director of The Lowell and Alto branches of the Kent County Library Sys- school's A.D. Lowell High School Principal cross country, tennis, junior var- 20 years would not speculate on tem will be closed on Fri., Dec. 2, 1988 for staff in-service. sity basketball. how many more years he will The libraries will re-open during regular hours on Sat., Dec. 3. In 1967-68 Perry was named serve the school district. "1 No fines will be charged for library materials due Dec. 2, 1988. assistant principal and athletic di- wouldn't tell you." Perry chuck- rector. While he has been A.D. les. "The day that I no longer ALTO MAN WINNER IN NATIONAL CONTEST for the past 20 years. Perry enjoy this job is the day I will served as assistant principal from step aside." Paul Seese, of Alto has won a prize in the PARTS PLUS Salutes 1967-1970. National Car Care Month sweepstakes and will receive $100 in Monday night's guest speaker automotive service at a participating auto repair shop in the area. was Jim Northrup, the former The prize was awarded by Showboat Automotive in Lowell. i Detroit Tiger great. Perry was Throughout October, customers were invited to enter the drawing also present at the first West both at the autostore and at participating installers* shops. Michigan Officials Association banquet, "Ed 'Moose' Krause, PLAY TRY-OUTS DEC. 6 AND 7 the former Athletic Director at the University of Notre Dame, Tryouts for the next Lowell Area Arts Council play will be Dec. was the speaker 31 years ago," 6 and 7 at the Arts Center at 7 p.m. he recalled. The play is entitled "The Savage Dilemma" and calls for four Perry, a 1944 Alma High U yow Uoclc Tim «lir«dy Km one 0/ cv. men. six women and one small boy. School graduate, played football nvlhtofl ami AuM tabic to Inio Mtiqwr pcwul bwilrr lim. cKmcc* m« yew c«n The story concerns a wealthy, elderly lady who has been kidnap- four years. "1 was a guard all Mill find the pritrcl gilt lo» lltmi itgla hftc kn LootII. Sm* Ihc dtMng. Avoid ped and held for ransom. four years," he said. lh« nowdt. Enjoy ihc •imotplmr Those interested in trying out may pick up playbooks in advance It was much of the same in at the Lowell Area Arts Council, 149 S. Hudson, Monday through college for Perry, the four-year SHOP LOWELL THIS HOUDAY SEASON! Friday between 1 and 5 p.m. gridiron guard graduated from Alma College with a Degree in COUNTRY MARKET BAZAAR DEC. 3 Education. In 1954 Perry graduated from the University of MCGEE HOMESTEAD - Bed Christmas gift shopping is exciting and fun at the 6th annual Michigan with a Masters Degree and breakfast, 2S34 Alden Nash -'Country Christmas Market*', Sat., Dec. 3, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 in Education/Administration. N.E., Lowell. 897-8142.

p.m. at Deer Run Golf Club, 13955 Cascade Rd., Lowell. Pernw thanked the coaches, Sponsored by Rogue River Artisans it features more than 30 staff and fans at Lowell High WESTSIDE DELI - Daily special School for their support. artist and designers selling country home decor and one-of-a-kind every Wednesday, 4 pc. chicken Lowell's A.D. also had some holiday items. dinner $2.99, 8 pc. chicken basket thoughts on high school athle- FINANCIAL AID MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL DEC. 15 $4.99; and Thursday, all the pizza tics. "I think sportsmanship has you can eat. Call 897-7049. Lowell High School Counselor Bob Belois announced earlier in the week that there will be a financial aid meeting for the parents PRECISION & FASHION VILLAGE INN - Daily specials - of seniors who will be attending college. Bob Perry, Lowell's Athletic Director for the past 31 years, HAIRSTYLING - For both men Kitchen open until 2 a.m. - Beer Earl Mandeville, Director of Financial Aid at Grand Rapids was named Athletic Director of the Year by the Michigan and women. Man's World specials 2-5 p.m. M-F. Call 897- Junior College, will be at K-Quad on Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. Officials Association. Hairstyling. Phone 897-8102. 8880, Mandeville will help explain the financial aid process.

STUDENT COUNCIL TO HOLD WORK WEEKEND BRIDAL & PRINCESS HUCKLEBERRY'S SIDEWALK GARY'S COUNTRY MEATS - MODERN PHOTOGRAPHICS - , Lowells student council, 28 members strong, will hold a work BOUTIQUE - New and gently CAFE - Stop in for our homemade For fresh meat cuts, cold cuts and Old Heirloom photos in black and weekend Dec. 9-10 in order that the council can re-paint the school worn stylish consignments. Lo- soup & sandwich combo or a fresh cheese visit Lowell's exclusive while or sepia tone. Copy cat sal* cated in the Ye Olde Curiosity baked cookie. Take-outs too. 897- meal market at 205 E. Main. Call • 2 for 1. Offer good until 2/28/89. .ditorium. Cont pg ,5 Shoppes. 214 E. Main. 8120. 897-7306. Call 897-5606. SAVE LOCAL - SAVE MONEY ^ The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, November 30, 1^88 - Page 2 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, November 30. 1988 • Page 3 1987-88 Obituaries hunting Coming Events b Fashioned Christmas" Call stead to send to the Veteran s decorations and gingerbread Notices in the Ledger's "Com- QUA-KE-ZIK SPORTSMEN'S Lowell Congregational Church ELLIOTT - Mrs Lena Elliolt. aua> November 27. I9H8 He Alden (Elvis) Scott ol Hancock, Snyder of Baldwin; grandchil- ter of Wyoming. Ml, Bill and Community Education for more Faclity in Grand Rapids house display, and Jonathan and « ing Events'' are free of charge CLUB meets every 2nd and 4th basement. Comer of Spring and ami Sh. o| Lowell, passed a\\a\ was preceded in death by his Rosemary Webster of Palm De- accidents Information. 897-8434. David Co. Lunch at Tootsie Van C Ml; 12 grandchildren Memo- dren and great-grandchildren. to any non-profit organization Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Club Hudson Sts. Weigh-ins at 5:45 November 23. NHS She is sur- daughter. Judy Wierenga and sert, CA; sister. Mrs Dorothy THURS., DEC. 15: Senior Citi- Kelly's. Call Lowell Community (i rials may be made to a charily Funeral Services will be held in the Lowell. Ada. Alto, and building at 11400 Foreman p.m. vived b\ her sons. Harrison HI- Fineis of Clearmont, FL; live SAT.. DEC. 3: Bazaar and Bake zen trip to WOTV. Amway Grand Ed, 897-8434, for reservations (I grandson. James A. Leishman helping the homeless. Services Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the Roth- Saranac area. We prefer tuch Road. Lowell. lion of has! Jordan. John Elliolt increased Sale at the Good Shepherd He is survived by his wife. Mat- were at the O'Bnen-Eggebeen- grandchildren; six great-grand- notices to be kept brief and to THURSDAYS: Take Off Pounds a Gerst Chapel. Lutheran Church from 9 a.m. to of Lowell, and Hennan Elliott tilda. children. Mrs. Patncia children. Funeral Services were be submitted by mail, but will SECOND TUESDAY - Better Sensibly Tops Ml No. 333. y Gersl Funeral Home. 5 p.m. Three miles east of Lowell of Wyoming; II grandchildren Canfield of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Saturday at the Roth-Gerst Fun- Big and small game hunting accept notices by phone at Buyers Food Buying Club meets Saranac, meets every Thursday Do business with WEBSTER - Mrs. Belle Webs on M-21. Proceeds go to fill the u and I1) great-grandchildren. accidents in Michigan increased 897-9261. the second Tuesday of every evening at the Saranac Public Li- Robert (Janet) Hampson of SNYDER - Jennie Snyder, aged ter, aged 90. of Lowell, passed eral Home, with Rev David Ha- Holiday Baskets for the needy. month at 7:00 p.m. at Grace brary. Weigh-ins at 6:45 p.m. There were no sen ices. Montgomery Village. MD. John 87. passed away Sunday. away November 19, 1988. She gens and Rev. Ervin F Hyde of during the 1987-88 hunting scu WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Kutcbey's home, 1001 Heffron. and Kathy Schroder of Atlanta, November 27. I ^88. She is sur- was preceded in death by her hus- the First Congregational Church son compared to previous years DEC. 2 ft 3: Craft and bake sale Chapter night meeting is held the Lowell. Interested people are SECOND MONDAY OF EACH PATT0N-JRB SCHRODER - Wayne L. GA. Mrs. Jack (Sue) Leishman of Lowell officiating, interment with 100 accidents (II deaths. at the FMB State Savings Bank. vived by her son and daughter- band, Lyle She is survived by first Monday of each month, at 8 MONTH: The Lowell Area welcome. For information, call Sponsored by Honey Creek Schroderi Alto), aged 78. passed of Traverse City; sister. Mrs. in-law. Richard and Lorraine her sons, Roy and Dorothy Webs- Oakwood Cemetery. 89 injuries) reported; up from 81 p.m. Schools Board of Education Kathy at 897-8779. Christian Homes Ladies Guild. AGENCY, INC. accidents in 1986-87, 85 acci- meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Board • Auto • Home • Health dents in 1985-86 and 88 acci- of Education office located in the Lots of Christmas ideas WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Bus- EVERY 1ST & 3RD THURS. - • Commercial • Life dents for the 1984-85 season. iness Meeting is held the third Middle School, 12685 Foreman Lowell Area Jaycees, meet at the SAT., DEC. 3: Vergennes Co- Michigan, however, still ranks Monday of each month, at 8 p.m. Lowell Congregational Church at Road. operative Club will meet at 835 W. Main, Lowell. Ml below the national average for 7:00 p.m. New members wel- Schneider Manor at 1 p.m. for EVERY SECOND TUESDAY 3RD THURS. OF EACH Ph. (616) 897-9253 hunter accidents, with only 6.43 comed. Membership 21-39 their annual Christmas dinner The Lowell Area Fishing Club MONTH: Senior Citizens lunc- accidents reported for every years of age. Leadership training Cost is $4 per person. Sponsor: e ANDe now meets at the Flat River through community involvement. heons are provided by the Mom's 100,000 licenses sold annuallv Dolores Laux; Hostesses; 79 Bridge St., Saranac, Ml Snowmobile Clubhouse on Pot- Club, with the cooperation of Interested, call 897-9152 or 897- Marsha Wilcox and Evelyn compared to a national average ters Road, just East of Montcalm Saranac Community Church at Ph. ( 616) 642-9401 6539. Tichelaar. Program; Sing-a-long of 8.10. More than 1,571.000 Ave. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective 12 noon. The public is invited and in charge of Prisdlla Lussmeyer Gerald Patten Michigan hunting licenses were members or interested individu- no reservations are necessary. EVERY 1ST ft 3RD TUESDAY Remember bring mittens for Mit- sold in 1987-88. als are cordially welcome - V.F.W. Post 8303 meets at the ten Tree "We're disturbed to see an in- V.F.W. Clubroom. 307 E. Main 3RD TUES. OF EACH MONTH: FIRST MONDAY OF EACH Mothers of Twins Club meets at crease in accidents from previous St., Lowell at 8:00 p.m. SAT., DEC. 3: All you can eat MONTH: The Bowne Township Cascade Christian Church on for Business. years," said Department of Nat- fish dinner sponsored by the Historical Society will hold regu- EVERYDAY OF THE YEAR Thomapple River Dr. in Grand ural Resources (DNR) Director Lowell Masons and Eastem lar meetings at the Township Rapids. For more information PAPER DRIVE - Ada/Cascade Stars. Serving from 5 to 7 p.m. David F. Hales. "Nearly all of Hall. 6059 Linfield. Alto, on the call 453-3453 or 942-5122. Paper Chase has trailers located Adults S4; children $1.50. Lowell these accidents could have been first Monday of each month at and Commercial behind Ada Township Hall and Masonic Temple. 112 Lincoln prevented if hunters had worn 7:30 p.m. No December or Jan- EVERY MONDAY EVENING: behind Cascade Christian Lake. Lowell the required orange apparel or uary meetings Church on Thomapple River "Euchre" will be played at the VFW Post 8303 at 7:30 p.m. observed some very basic safety Drive, north of Cascade, for old SUN., DEC. 4: The Clark-Ellis Insurance. EVERY SECOND WEDNES- Admission is SI, prizes. Public rules." papers All revenue goes to non- American Legion and Auxiliary \ vate takes a jump, DAY: Lowell Woman s Club profit organizations in this area welcome. You have more invested in your business than More than 70 percent of the are having their annual family meets every 2nd Wednesday of 1987-88 hunting accidents fell Christmas party at Schnedier the month at Schneider Manor at EVERY MON. ft TUES. MORN- money. You've invested your time, your SATURDAYS - Take Off Manor at 1 30 for a potluck din- into the following categories; 12:00. Luncheon and program Pounds Sensibly Tops #M11493 ING - Coffee Break Bible Study. efforts. You've invested yourself. So you # Victim out of sight of shooter Monday 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.; T ues- ner. Bring a dish to pass and own meets every Sat. at 8:30 a.m. in table service Coffee and punch 28 accidents (3 fatals, 25 in EVERY SECOND THURSDAY: day 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a m. should insure your business with an agent the Congregational Church will be furnished. Sponsored by juries); Lowell VFW Auxiliary No. 8303 basement in Lowell. Corner of Lakeside Community Church, who recognizes your personal investment—an When the i#^\ can jump with 6201 Whitneyville Rd Angeline Mulder. * Careless handling of firearms meets at 8:00 p.m. at the VFW Spnng and Hudson Sts. Weigh- independent agent representing Hastings 18 accidents (I fatal. 17 in- Post. 307 W. Main Street. Lowell. ins from 8:30 a.m. til 9:00 a.m. 3RD SAT. OF EACH MONTH - MON., DEC. 5: There will be an Mutual Insurance Company. juries); Athletic Boosters Club meeting EVERY THIRD SUNDAY: The TUESDAYS - Take Off Pounds V.F.W. Post No. 8303 in Lowell. • Victim mistaken for game ID at 7:30 p.m. in the K-Quad at the Youll get thorough business and commercial Flat River Snowmobile Club Sensibly Tops #MI 372 meets 307 W. Main. Steak dinner, serv- accidents (5 fatals, 5 injuries). high school. meets at the clubhouse at 11841 every Tuesday evening at the ing 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Public in- insurance—including Hastings Multi'Pak, with • Victim shot by hunter turning; Potters Rd. A Potluck Is at 12:30 vited. you need a Cft n ngo/ THURS., DEC. 8: Senior Citizen comprehensive protection in one policy—and to shoot at game: 10 accidents p.m. with business meeting fol- Christmas Party and lunch at ANNUAL (10 injuries); lowing. New members and The escalator was pat- 2ND & 4TH WEDNESDAY: fast claims service and competitive rates. But ented in 1892. 12:15 in the Middle School Board * Victim moved into line ol lire guests are welcome. Toastmasters Club meets at youll also get the secunty of doing business INTEREST 7:30 p.m. at the Ada Congrega- Room. Call Lowell Community 5 accidents (5 injuries). tional Church. 7339 Bronson Ed. 897-8434. for reservations with someone who knows you. RATE Overall, 33 of the 100 .uu Blvd. in Ada. For more info, call That's why we say "We're your Silent dents were self-inflicted, while Local libraries present 676-1583 or 363-6792. DEC. 8, 9, ft 10: Vesta Chapter 67 accidents were the result o\ No. 202 Order of the Eastern Partner." But we're only silent until you 44 another hunter's bullet. In uddi EVERY TUES. MORNING - Star will sponsor a Christmas Tinsel Tales" program Arts and Crafts Sale at the need us. tion. most of the accidents occur- Ladies join us for Coffee Break Story Hour at Calvary Christian Masonic Temple on Ada Or, red w ithin 10 yards of the victim, In the spirit of the holiday sea- jumping-jack to take home and Ada. No admission charge, lots Hastings Mutual EFFECTIVE Reformed Church, 1151 W Introducing FMB's involved violaters 32 years and son. the Kent County Library put together. of Christmas gifts and goodies. Main. Lowell 9:30 thru 10:45 a.m. ANNUAL older, and included persons ol Syslem will present a special This free program will be held Insurance Company Nursery provided. We 're onLy silent until wu need us. Plus One CD, the YIELD the same hunting party. story program for children ages at the Lowell branch. 325 Main SAT.. DEC. 10: VFW Post No Two hunter safety laws have 3-6. St.. on Wed., Dec. 14 at 1:30 8303 and Auxiliary Combined only CD with a cou- Christmas party at 6 p.m. Bring had a significant impact on the Tinsel Tales" is a festive holi- p.m.; and the Alto branch. 6059 THURS., DEC. 1: Senior Citizen mi dish to pass and own table ser- pon option that lets reduction of hunter accidents in day celebration featuring songs, Linfield. onThurs.. Dec. 15 at motorcoach trip to Turkeyville riA; (d Dinner Theatre. Turkey buffet vice. No gift exchange, but a Michigan since the mid-l97() s. stories and fingerplays. Children 10:30 a.m. and program called "An Old small donation will be taken in- you raise your CD when Michigan averaged 219 will also receive a Santa Claus rate by as much as + hunting accidents annually, said COUPON Lt. Jim Dabb. hunter education 1% to match the coordinator for the DNR's Law OPTION Enforcement Division. market if rates go 1.00% "Implementation of mandat- PIPING-HOT; & " ory hunter safely training in 19" l up. But your rate / N ^ 'i' i for first-time hunters ages 12 1^. HEALTH /V, ) )!.'! never goes down, and enactment of the hunter V- < i i orange law in 1977. requiring ^O/Hf POTENTIAL no matter what. And hunters to wear a blaze orange By V i / HOLIDAY SAVINGS ANNUAL Dr. Paul Gauthier cap or vest, continues to be a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 FRI. & SAT., DECEMBER 2 & 3 ///' n you can choose RATE key element in reduction ^ Dr. Jim Lang hunter accidents," added Dabh your own term of 9.00% For more information on the MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Pi OLD-FASHIONED •1 POUND BAKED one, two or three hunting safety training course, v recommended for all hunters, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, slowly progressive disease ' \ ROAST PORK DINNER PORK CHOP years. For more contact the DNR's Law Enlonc- of the central nervous system. Unfortunately, its cause is unknown Choice of potato, choice of salad f At / roll b butter, coffee or tea! POTENTIAL ment Division at 517-373-1230. and although it is treatable, there is no known cure. \ty'y Real mashed potatoes & information, call /, gravy, dressing, ap- ANNUAL To help insure a safe hunting About 250,000 Americans currently suffer from MS. Most vic- trip. DNR law enforcement olli- // plesauce, cottage 897-4153. tims are young adults, with most cases diagnosed in people between . / cheese or slaw, roll & •8 0Z. NEW YIELD cials advise hunters to tollow the ages of 15 and 40. Women tend to be affected twice as often / ! butter, coffee or tea. 9.31% four essential safety measurev as men. MS is not a contagious disease and it is rarely fatal. Many YORK STRIP Choice of potato, choice of salad MS patients are building constructive lives, provided they are i •—. v.,. ^ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2 roll & butter, coffee or teal 1. Wear hunter orange - cap and receiving proper medical care. rvyn state savings vest or cap and coat, preterred MS usually develops with symptoms relative to the nervous 2. Keep the muzzle of the gun system. They may include weakness, clumsiness, tingling sensa- 'PRIME RIB »».> MID BANK pointed in a safe direction ami tions or numbness in the limbs. Patients may also experience visual LAKE potato, choice of salad, roll & TM keep the safely on until ready U' disturbances; double vision, eyeball pain, or even blindness. Some butter, coffee or tea! First In Financial Service shoot. people may have only loss of bladder control as an initial symptom if 3. Make sure of your target - The diagnosis of MS is sometimes difficult, because of the wide PERCH 'SHRIMP Member FDIC check what lies beyond your range of nonspecific symptoms it may cause. Sophisticated target and see whether a safe slu^ neurological testing, including a spinal tap or perhaps and MRI i | DINNER DINNER (magnetic resonance image) are performed to aid in the diagnosis. 6 Jumbo Deep Fried can be taken. \ . sy Choice of Potato 4. Keep track of where your hunt While there is currently no cure for MS, there are several medical ^ **'' Choice of salad, roll & butter, coffee or tea mg companions are at all tinKs therapies available to help lessen the symptoms of initial attack or before shooting. subsequent relapse. These therapies include an adrenal hormone, Rate based on 3 year term CD. Earn up to an additional 1% as market rates increase (ACTH) and muscle relaxants if muscle spasm develops. Several Serving 642-9114 N Minimum $2,500 deposit lor 1 yr, 2 yr.. or 3 yr. term. Yield based on quarterly compounding investigational treatment modalities are also being considered for i'fi Ci-j'/ ^ fw fa? Saranac (r !VUV. ; Surmunding Substantial penalty for early withdrawal Rate subject to change without notice general use. • l. • • Always keep cultured MS is a disease which is complex and unpredictable. Its lack Communities buttermilk chilled. If it be- of predictability makes its diagnosis and treatment difficult. A For 50 comes warm, it may sepa great deal of research is currently being done on MS, a.id we can LOWELL 414 East Mam Street - 897-4153 • WEST0WN 1425 West Mam Street - 897-5805 • ROCKFORD 6835 Belding Road. N E — 874-8330 Years rate. If it does—stir it. only hope thai the future holds more promise for the victims of this neurological disease. ^ The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. November 30. 1988 - Page 4 The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. November 30, 1988 - Page 5 Seniors enjoy turkey dinner and play Homespun New board game created locally Devotions The Michigan Loitery pm- On Thursday. Nov 17. senior cozy corner vides fun, excitement, and ami- citizens from the Lowell area gathered in the Middle School cif ition of winning big money foe all of its players. Cafetorium for Thanksgiving By Pauline Spray by Roger Brown dinner and a program. For Ihe highest percentage of Alter leasting on turkey and its participants the reality of win- And when the woman saw that ning big money never gels any all ihc trimmings, those present stmction if he can. Mans i,lnes My, my, Mr. VanderVeen's letter regarding Lowell High School's further than anticipation and were treated to a presentation by the tree was good for food, and the enemy uses those ih.mjs use of the "Red Arrows" as a nickname certainly amused the ire dreaming about it. Ms. Cheryl Blodgett and the Kth that it was pleasant to the eyes, which are "good for IchhI •• of Red Arrow fans. Last week's Ledger had nearly a full page of One way to help deal with grade Drama Club called The and a tree to he desired to make •pleasant to the eyes." and vvhich responses regarding the issue. Judging from those responses, a your illusions of grandeur this Frankensteins are Back In one wise, she took of the fruit make one wise" to tempi us person would think they were going to cut down all the walnut holiday season may be to check Town." Ten lucky seniors look thereof...(Genesis 3:6) Most people are noi tempted h\ trees in Oakwood Cemetery or something! out the board game "Loitery home the pumpkin table decora- Safety glasses are worn by fac- ihe ugly, the unpleasam. and un In case you missed the hub-bub, two weeks ago. Timothy Van- Fever" You win more often, tions as door prizes. tor) workers to protect their attractive. Satan uses the beaun- derVeen "Class of 63 " (a former Lowell resident now residing in i yeah ifs just play money, but The event was one of nine in eyes. Colored glasses are com- lul to entice mankind to panakc Califonia), sent the Ledger a very well written letter regarding the what's that about imagination a luncheon and speaker series monly worn by those who stay of his wares Through ihc ser- use of "Red Arrows" as a nickname for the high school athletic and fantasy... which is offered annually by out in the sunlight. pent, Satan used the sense of teams. Vander Veen criticized the name because, in his opinion, it "Lottery Fever" developed by Lowell Community Education. Sight isa wonderful thing. But sight to seduce Eve. When she denotes a negative attitude toward American Indians. As it was so a local creator in Lowell and Linda Zaczek pours coffee at the senior citizen Thanksgiving dinner sponsored by Lowell Those who attend call it Lunch through the medium of sight. yielded to his suggestons and aptly pointed out in several letters responding to VanderVeen's another creator in Grand Rapids, Communitv Education. and Learn Satan works to bring spiritual de- cast her attention upon the for- accusation, the Red Arrows" nickname has nothing to do with may not match the excitement of American Indians. Even if it did. I'm not so sure I could agree bidden fruit, sin soon folkmcd the real thing, but it sure beats with VanderVcen and those seeking to abolish nicknames like "Red- The Christian musi guard his no excitement at all. skins", "Chiefs", "Braves ', etc. seeing with all diligence One is Lowell resident Bob Perkins Where do we go from there? The Caledonia "Fighting Scots", most affected by those ihm^s and partner and friend. Ken the Hastings ""Saxons", the Hope "Flying Dutchmen' and even the Letters to the Editor which he sees. The) can either Notre Dame "Fighting Insh" would all seem to be fair game for Zoodsma, stirred up a conversa- lead to a more beautiful exis. tion one evening about the those seeking to abolish any ethnic affiliation to a sports team. tence. or they can desinn To As one of the well-researched letters responding to VanderVeen To The Editor honor of Michigan's lamed Red the definitions of "chief, al- public ridicule or animosity, Michigan Lottery and all the ex- The Commission s attack on avoid temptation, it is uise to pointed out, the original selection of a mascot name for L.H.S. Concerning recent attacks on Arrow Division of the U.S. though many schools use it in thereby weakening the cause of citement it had created. the nickname Warriors is also ill- wear "safety glasses " It took Perkins and Ken Zoodsma roughly two years to get the game ready for production. was the "Red Devils". However, the school board refused to adopt the Red Arrows' nickname of Army alter /oca/ churchmen ob- that context. They could adopt a civil rights generally. And in as- Zoodsma, who along with other conceived. The term originated Prayer: O Lord, help me to see the name because of its anti-Christian implications. I've also heard Lowell High School. I recently jected to a former nickname, the fin:man's hat as a symbol, suming that nicknames such as buddies had already created a "Like any good game. "Lot- fmm Middle English and Old those things w hich Thou wouldsi of other movements attempting to abolish nicknames such as "Raid- sent the following letter to the perhaps Me already have school Red Arrows or Warriors have, or never marketed baseball game, tery Fever" has interaction be- Red Devils. As far as I know, North French w ools meaning "to have me see. Keep me fmm look ers ", "Pirates", "Warriors", etc. because of the negative connota- was intrigued enough, as was tween players." Perkins adds. Detroit New>. which should be nothing in the school s official make war" werrvieor. wenvier nicknames of Generals. Com- imply, a reference to Indians, the ing upon anything ihai uoulil tions that can be applied. ol interest to \our readers: Perkins, as to how well a lottery The board game also includes logo or team references has ever Most dictionaries don't even manders, Commodores. Admi- Commission is engaging m the seduce and draw mc awa\ from I'm just waiting for the American Society for the Prevention of rals, and Pilots. board game would sell. problems we all face, college tui- In attacking school InJun related to Indians or Indian cul- mention Indians m defining war- same son of stereotyping and Thee. Amen Cruelty to Animals to step onto the scene with a referendum to Those few words turned into tion, taxes, auto accident costs, nick names and s \mhols Michi- ture The school symbol is a riors simply as soldiers, espe- There are important civil scapegoating that it claims to be abolish such names as "Lions", "Tigers". "Bears" and "Bulldogs". months of creating the game's and credit cards. gan (ivil Kiijhi Commission block 7. bisected trom upper cially in ancient times when rights issues that need to be ad- fighting against. Take the name of Jesus ever. I can envision the networks hyping the 1995 "Superbowl" now. basic concepts - bouncing ideas The local creators believe member Hcverl} Chirk is quoted: left fo lower right b\ a bhKk close combat was typical. More dressed in Michigan Unfortu- Robert J. Thaler (LHS 'N)) "Be sure to tune in to NBC on Supcrbow I Sunday when the Chicago As a shield from ev'r> snare. off one another. This led to mak- Indians are the onl\ people w ho arrow, not an Indian amnv On broadly, a warrior is defined as nately: by overstatement and mis- Faculty Lottery Fever" is designed to Oatmeal clash with the Miami Toast & Jam!". If temptations round you gaihei ing a game board prototype and .ire singled our to he carica- military maps a red arrow repre- one displaying vigor, courage, representation in this matter, the Saginaw Valley State I 'mversitv create the same type of fun and In all seriousness, my opinion is that those who chose these Breathe thai holy name in praui its components. Which led to its iured Si)«nher gn *up i»/ pa iple sents an attacking lone fortitude, zeal or pugnacity in Michigan Civil Rights Commis- (5/7) 790-7257. 7/ dension Apparentl\ implicitly, predominantly, or \or is the name Reds, of Big is to accumulate a million dollars something to which a great deal of pride could be attributed Being ing of "Lottery Fever." she's not heard ol the Scots. Hn- exclusively an Indian svmho/ is Red. necessarily a reference to by playing ihe various lotteries a Saranac High School alumnus, 1 played football, baseball and Creating and fine-tuning the on the board such as Triple Play, tons. Dutchmen, l ighting Irish. excessive Archaeologists note Indians (illustrated by the Cin- Happy Birthday Legal track as a "Redskin". I don't remember ever feeling anything but concept look time, finding com- Spartans. Yankees, and \ ikings that the hou and arrow was cinnati Reds or major league 4-Play, and Instanl Winners or pride in being a "Redskin". I'm not sure 1 could say the same if panies to produce the compo- match all six Big Deal Lotto I had played for the Saranac "Ducks"! Or the Pirates. Prospectors. widely used in Asia. Africa, and baseball). In former times DEC. I: Travis Bnggs. Jill DEC. 4: Lozada. Mandy nents needed for the game was numbers. VanderVeen also accused our headline prior to the East Grand Pioneers. Miners. Lumberjacks, h.un >/v tin nisand <»/ v ears belt >re schools often had only sc/ioo/ Bortow. Wayne Borton. Paula Meisner. Susan Hall. Greg Notice no easy Sunday morning jog. There are plenty of way to ac- Rapids football game. "Scalp them Pioneers", as being "poor gram- Railroaders. Sailors. Marauders. the earliest peoples arrived in the colors, not particular names or Doyle. Craig Miller. Caldwell. Earl King. The game s ideas were dis- cumulate money but along the mar and very poor taste". As far as the poor taste goes. I understand Magicians. Doughboys. ..all Americas It was the mam mascots, and they were called DEC. 2: Garth Snyder. Karo- DEC. 5: Poko Willyard. Greg cussed in November of 1986. the way players are required to spend my sports editor's reasoning behind his choice of words. After all, school nicknames wnh pnwd weapon lor armies in Egypt. Per- by their dominant color: the Ma- lyn Bait. Lon Kaihan. Christian Eldridge. Sally Slasher. actual pnxJuclion didn't start some of their money on a hosi a goodly number of pioneers were scalped while our country was and honored traditions, not de- sia. and Assyria, as well as for roons. the Reds, the Orangemen, Wieland. Mary Alice Bancroft, DEC. 6: Garth Snyder. Jim until February of 1988. of aforementioned expenses. being settled. But. 1 have to agree with VanderVeen on this one. rided at all the English and tumpean armies etc. Lori Canfield, Ann Heykoop, Comstock. Nancy Comstock. "We were not sure what we "The fact that Michigan Lot- the headline was in poor taste, and the Ledger will refrain from Some ol the Commission 's ac- through the Middle Ages. Today Even the nickname Chiefs is Duighi A. Prey. Judy Dine. needed or wanted printed." Per- tery is so popular and created the use of such references in the future. As for the poor grammar. cusations are downright sills and archery is a popular deer hunting not inherently Indian. Neither DEC. 3: Rick Kline. Jimmy DEC. 7: Michelle Kaihan. kins said. The two West Michi- such enthusiasm, that played a I've always felt (as 1 suspect most editors do) some lousy grammar based on ignorance For in- method and an Olympic-level Random House nor Webster's Nawrocki. Greg Chrzanowski. Tommy Kaihan. Kathy Noskey. gan called and talked to role in our effort to market the on the sports page is acceptable, and helps to make the rest of the stance. the Lowell Red Arrows sport. dictionaries mention Indians in Steve Arnold. Jennifer Bern. paper look belter. Even the editor's column 'Nuff said. inn alma mater I were named in many different companies. "Sel- board game. We hope our game ling and marketing the game was captures that same feeling for STATE OF MICHIGAN the hardest. 'Toget a board game people." Perkins said. County of Kent on the shelves of a chain store - Probate Court lakes lots of advertising money." 's voice Bob Perkins, co-creator of "Lottery Fever," hopes many Lowell JUVENILE DIVISION So instead Perkins and Zoodsma was originally that of Walt residents find his board game underneath their Christmas Tree AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY have used mail order campaigns Disney, himself. TO: ROBERT BRIAN this year. and local five and dime type The human ear can hear sounds ranging in loudness GERHART AND MARCEIiM stores. 'The game is available at from 10 decibels to 140 decibels. ADA COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ROSE COPPENS Cousin's," Perkins said." ADA CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH OF LOWELL In The Matter All of the game parts except 7227 Thomapple River Dr 676-1032 REFORMED CHURCH 3900 East Fulton 201 North Washington Street Clayton Hcward GERHAR: Pastor THOMAS J BARTHA the plastic components were pro- 7152 Bradfieid St,. S E 676-1698 REV RAYMOND E BEFUS REV RICK UPCHURCH Hearing: December 1, Morning Worship 10 00 A M duced in Michigan, according to ttHB HI THE KCW YEAH AT REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER Morning Worship 9 50 A M Church School 10 00 A Mi 1988, at 1:30 p.m. Sunday School 1120AM Perkins. Morning Worship 8 45 A M and 11 00 A M (Broadcast 10 AM WMAX 1470) Morning Worship 11 00 A M Evening Worship 6:00 P M 'The satisfaction of getting Sunday School 10 00 A M Sunday School 11;15AM Evening Service 6:00 P M TO: BRUCE VANSOONIS AND SHADY ACRES CUMBERLAND WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS the game produced provide me Evening Worship 6 00 P M Evening Service ...... 6 00 P M Wednesday Mid-Week Service 10336 Bailey Dr., Lowell COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR LESLIE LDNGFTELD Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Jr Teens Adults 7 00 P M with a sense of accomplish- CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL In The Matter Of: Lircte RETIREMENT VILLAGE Nursery-Come & Worship With Us ment," Perkins said. Irene LDNGFIEID The game can also be purch- NEW TEAR'S EVE Hearing: December 5, OF LOWELL ALTON BIBLE CHURCH ased by sending $19.95 to Bob- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1988, at 2:00 p.m. CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY Lincoln Lake Ave at 3 Mile Road kin Creations, P.O. Box 67, Low- SMCE OF ALTO Sunday School 10 00 A M OF LOWELL ell, MI 49331 or by calling 616/ CHURCH OF LOWELL TO: TERRY JOHNSON AND Corner of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Morning Worship 11 00 A M 2275 West Mam Street 897-7662. Dec. 31,1988 Meelmg at the Lowell Middle School CWIHIA CUHKENGS A LEISURE LIVING COMPANY Sunday School 10 00 AM Evening Praise 7 00 P M Sunday School 9 45 A M Perkins said they printed (12675 Foreman) In The Matter Of: 8:00 p.m. Morning Worship 11 00 A M Wednesday A WAN A 7:00 P M Sunday Worship Services IIOOAM & 600PM enough material for 5,000 Sunday Morning Worship (Sept - April) liitricia Denise JOHNSON • PARTY FAVORS Evening Worship 700PM Awana • Wednesday 6 50 P M games, but have only packaged And Children s Ministries 10 00 A M Hearing: January 12' Uv ,ic Wednesday Bible Study Prayer and Bible Study ... 7 30 P M Wednesday Prayer Meeting ... 7 00 P M t* DINNER *Juh M-dweek BiDie Services and Youth Ministry )1.000. "So far we are happy with and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M REV KENNETH R MCGEE. Pastor JOE GERKIN, PASTOR 897-0017 1989, at 9:00 a.m. A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY the sales. It lakes as long as 5-7 • DANCING "The Dusk!! GENE SICKLER PASTOR 897-5648 or 897-4273 DAVID COBB YOUTH PASTOR 897-6348 897-6477 years before board games lake WHERE HAPPINESS IS... 868-6403 or 868-6912 YOU ARE WELCOME' A petition vSI-Tp] %0 termination of parerr ! off,'* Perkins said. FIRST CHURCH OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL rights has been filed Knowing that you'll be served CHRIST. SCIENTIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST the above matter. CHURCH OF LOWELL delicious, well balanced meals 48 Latayette SE d block S of Fultont FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY hearing on the petition (United Church of Christ) CHURCH OF LOWELL Grand Rapids Ml will be conducted by t: * Full Line Auto Parts Dealer in our beautifully furnished 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 CHAPEL Sunday Service & Sunday School 404 North Hudson Court on the date ar* 897-5906 REGULAR HOURS 10200 Grand River Ave. dining facility. 10 30 A M Morning Worship 9 00 A M and 10 45 A M Sunday Services 10 30AM tune stated above * Complete Machine Shop Service Wednesday Evening Worship and Church School 10 00 A M Kent County Juvenile Rev David Hagens Pastor Church School ... 9 30 to 10 30 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M Service 8 00 PM Court, 1501 Cedar NE, Oii3 Ca^ P'Oi/tded Eleanor Martin Director of Education REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN MINISTER BOB ROUSH PASTOR * Computerized Quick Service or At Cumberland, each meal is carefully prepared by Grand Rapids, Michigan- m Weekdays 9 io 5 00 Satufflay 10 to •» 00 Maniyn Ossentjuk Director of Music Nursery available at both services 897-7489 our highly trained staff of dietary personnel. F>rst 2 Monaays of month 7 00 9 00 Bamer-Free Nursery Provided Barrier Free Entrance It is therefore orders Special Orders ALL ARE WELCOME that you personal-; appear before the PERSONAL SUPPORTIVE CARE AND INDEPENDENT at the time and plac« "T* J RETIREMENT LIVING AT ITS BEST. MISSIONARY CHURCH ST. MARY S stated above. GOOD SHEPHERD a 10501 Settlewooo Ph 897-7185 hearing may result in 113 Lafayette CATHOLIC CHURCH (K LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 9 45 A M 402 N Amity permanent loss of Call Nan Ditto today Worship Sen/ice 11 00 A M MSGNR JAMES MORAN rights to for a personal showing or to discuss Evening Service 6 00 P M Saturday Mass 5 30 P M. child(ren). 10305 B^uewater Highway Loweii, Ml our various payment plans available. Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Morning Worship 10 00 A M Sunday Mass 9 00 & 11 00 A M. Cumberland Retirement Village GLENN H MARKS November ^ Hours Sunday School & Adu t Bib e Class 9 00 A M Dated: 22 Foreman Road JOSEPH FREMER PASTOR U 1988 V M-F-8-5:30 897-9110 ,(616)897-8413 1535 E Fulton (M 21). Lowell, Ml 49331 897-8307 JOHN P. STEKETEE Sat. - 8-1 ^881 897*9234 JUDGE OF F'ROBA - m

T he Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. November 30. I9H8 - Page 6 GET THE SPIRIT ..SHOP LOWELL The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, November 30. 1988 - Page 7 Keeping your car cozy in the cold • Heater and defroster duct hoses vehicle, emphasi/es ihc {•„„„ Do you hear a chirping or In addition to the Ian or blower carry fresh air into the system cil. and should he taken wiousK screeching sound when you turn motor, other components of the The Lowell led when failure is indicated Hi- er's • • • and warmed air to locations on your car healer' This noise, system which may give warning alert to early warning signv vlKh most prevalent in cold weather, signals of failure are as follows; beyond the heater core. When as inefficient heating or defmsi- usually comes fmm a worn bear- they're leaking, you'll lose heat- ing. unusual noises or smells ing in the fan motor Its an indi- • The heater control valve, ing/defmstmg efficiency. lis quicker, more convenient and cation of pending failure which may become sticky or to- * Heater hoses are the smaller usually less expensive to have This is just one of many parts tally inoperative. You're likely to hoses m the cooling syslem that we take for granted until, usually notice stiffness in the panel con- direct the hot coolant fmm the these malfunctions taken care of too late, we discover they were ,rol lcvcr engine to the heater core. A leak- while they are only minor proh. lems calling for attention That 's when * The heater core, a miniature ing healer hose goes beyond sim- & the cold ride to work becomes radiator which, like its big ple discomfort and can ulti- misery. brother at the front of the engine. mately leave you stranded on the Most of this discomfort and eventually may seep or leak, side of the road. inconvenience can be avoided by ^our ^rsl 11P"0^ Wl" ^ an ac' Because of the safety aspects Herbert Hoover appeared being more aware of pending cumulation of moisture inside of driving comfort and clear vis- on an experimental tele failure of a heating system com- ,hc car. where even defrosters ion. ihe heating/defmster system cast in 1927 when he was ponent. says Car Care Council. won [ is a vitally important part of the Secretary of Commerce LISTING Helen Look Memorial Fund creates legacy of service The Helen Look Memorial tion bonds. It generates about her death, added "1 think Daley grade. • Anti-shock air pants and Jobst- cludes scholarships to area stu- MAGAZINE Fund has helped finance numer- $75,000 interest on an annual would have been happy with Some of the allocations madi Jet air splints for the Lowell Area dents. Access-6. Lowell Rescue. ous items for the City of Lowell basis, according to "Bequests To how the money has been used. from the Look Memorial fund Rescue Squad. Lowell YMCA summer Juv and the Congregational Church. The City of Lowell" as written She would have been really have been for; "The city has never touched camp program, soccer anil §3 Features Complete The many worthwhile projects by Elizabeth Coons. pleased with the contributions * Repair of the King Milling the principal . That money is kept softball teams, and the FamiK that have been undertaken and By the terms of the estate, the made to the emergent) services. Memorial Pool. intact.' McKay said. "The Look Service Association's New Dawn Listings ef Loweii completed through the Look fund is administered by a five- She was always interested in * Contribution to the Envelope Fund Memorial committee may program The committee's con- Fund since Helen Look Daley 's member committee consisting of good medical help of Life. allocate money towards future tributions to the area's Domestic Cable TV Channels death in IM85 have left the com- two persons appointed by the McKay continued. "Daley * Re-roofing and restoration of projects including a new fire Crisis Center and the Salvation munity a legacy of appreciation Lowell City Council; one by the wanted the memorial to be for the soffit and facia of the Graham bam and a city center when that 's Amiy also provide help when On A Daily Basis. for a lady whose life was tilled Congregational Church; Dr. her parents and not herself." Building. started ' needed by local citizens. with service and care Orval McKay or. if he should Daley was the daughter of IX'- * Eight new monitors for the The bequest made to the Con- As Coons writes in the "Be After Daley's death il was an- decline, another medical doctor xter G. Look, who came to Low- Lowell Area Rescue Squad. gregational Church has a com- quests To The City Of Lowell" • Complete A nounced that the city and the appointed by the first three mem- ell at the age of 14 with his family * Contribution to the Lowell mittee of church members as book, many a worthwhile pmjcct Easy To Use First Congregational Church of bers; and a nurse or another pm- from a Lapeer County farm. Mar- Area Arts Council for the renova- overseers for the account. Some has been undertaken and new \ i\ Lowell were to be equal be- fessional person appointed by ried to Evelyn Ricken m 1885. tion of the building leased to of the community projects in tas have been opened b) the li\ I neficiaries of her estate the first three members. Daley's father made a living as them by King Milling Company Lowell which the committee has mg legacy which Daley left to e Listings Coincide When the stocks willed to "It has become committee pol- a druggist and opened his own for use as a community arts supported over the years in- Lowell. Lowell were sold, as a city is not icy to put back into the principal store. center. With Numbers On permitted to have holding in pri- of the fund 15 percent of the an- After her college training, the * Micro-filming of over 100 vate corporations, the $750.(KM) nual interest earnings." McKay Looks" daughter went to Con- years of back copies of the Low- St. Mary's / St. Pat's Your Tuner reali/ed was used to buy Govern- said. McKay, who visited with stantme. Michigan, where she ell Journal and the Grand Valley ment National Mortage Associa- Dale> in Tucson. Ariz, prior to taught kmgergarten and first and Lowell Ledgers. are league champs Channel Station City MTV Music The St. Mary's and St.Pat- Neureither. The two schools o NASH Nashville rick's combined seventh and combined their teams smcc o WSYM Lansing eighth-grade basketball team neither school had enough girls Ga® to form a team of their own WOTV Grand Rapids I M* flamr-proof drrora- finished the year at 5-1. o® Diocesan League champion WXMI Grand Rapids tion* and *pra\ your tm* The I2-girl squad's record was HAVE A members included Conncv WGVU Grand Rapids with a fin- rrtardant mix- good enough for first in the Morse. Shannon Morse. Kell) ture. Have a rrliablr fin* Diocesan League. The seventh ® 55 WKAR PBS Schauta. Paula Kivinen. Li/ Ar- rxlin^ufchtT in your and eighth-grade team placed ® (Q) WZZM Grand Rapids nold. Amy Pullen. Janel home. Knou uhen* it is second in the tournament follow- 0 HBO Premium Neureither. Chris Lee. tmilv and hoH to UM* it. ing the regular season. (D TBS Atlanta Bryant. Erin Bryant, Andrea HOUSEHOLD The coaches for this year's Q MAX Premium Richmond and Heather Her- team were Pat Pullen and Rick DISN Disney ri ngton. 0 USA Variety Keep your tree in water ffl at all times, and keep GD FAM Family it awav from your fire- o WON Chicago SAFE ESPN Sports place. radiator and S9 heater. I urn off all the ffl CNN News lights when you leave a CNNHEAD Headline home or go to bed. News CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, DEC. 2 THRU ffl NICK Kids TV MERRY CD PASS Troy THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1988 ffl® WWMT Kalamazoo Cheek your tree lights. ffl® WUHQ Battle Creek ANTHONY HOPKINS, Kristin Scott Thomas and Derek Jacobi form an unusual love triangle in the television version of Graham Kepair or throu away lights ffl®) WILX Lansing Greene's The Tenth Man, airing as the 158th presentation Sunday, Dec. 4, on CBS. Hopkins plays a lawyer uith frayed or exposed OB® WLNS Lansing who saves his own life in a German prison camp by selling his worldly possessions to a fellow prisoner, a cowardly act that uires. loose connections or CHRISTMAS 1/ ID DISC comes back to haunt him. broken sockets. Look for the I ndervvriters Laboratories (I I.I label. Safety should be one of those precious gifts your household enjoys during the holidays and, of Shop Lambert's If you are planning to use your fireplace during the course, throughout the holidays, make sure year. For All Their to keep tree, decorations and gift wrappings away from it. For a hazard-free, accident-free The seventh and eighth-grade St. Mary's and St.Patrick's girls Holiday Needs happy household during the hol- basketball team finished the regular season at 5-1, first in the Diocesan League. Left to right are Cortney Morse, Shannon idays, we've packaged five little Morse, holding the trophy and Kelly Schauta. safety reminders for you to place around your personal • Gifts • Wrapping Paper • Bowsn Toys Don't let tree bulhs touch Christmas tree, so that you and Along Main St., cont. the needles or branches. your family will be assured of Get rid of your tree OFF THE BLOTTER • Artificial Flowers • Greeting Cards the added blessing of a safe ( omelia Risner, 36, of Alto was involved in a property damage In, nhen it dries out. holiday. accident Wed., Nov. 23, when she backed into a car driven by Stephanie Jackson, 31, of Lowell on Bowes Rd. near Center St. • Decorations • Light Sets • Trees Beverly ( urtis, 38, of Lowell was involved in a property damage accident when the car she was driving was struck from behind Nov. 25 on Jackson at Main St. by a car driven by William Perrin, OPEN M0N.-SAr. 9 to 6 - WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. 49, of Ada Arrested Nov. 25 was Wayne Ellis. 53, of Lowell for Assault Shop Early For & Battery & Disorderly Person by Creating a Disturbance. Lowell Light & Power Arrested and taken to the Kent County Jail for Driving Under c the Influence of Alcohol. Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Best Selection! emcle & on a criminal bench warrant for Failure to Appear in "Owned By The People Of Lowell" Court, was Jessie Sible. 26. of Lowell Sat evening. Nov. 26. Holiday Hours 123 W MAIN. LOWELl MI49331 • PH 897-9918 Larry Burton, 30, of Lowell was involved in a car-deer accident 00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mon. Thru Frl. W£ f1£ YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR VISA on South Hudson St. near Bowes Rd Thurs. afternoon. Nov 24 VARIETY OF NEEDS Burton was not injured. 00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays Issued an appearance ticket to 63rd District Court for Furnishing Alcohol to Minors was Thomas Woodrick, 24. of Grand Rapids. I

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