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Serving Lowell Area , XSL Readers Since 1893 Volum* 10, Issue 35 July 16, 1986 Thirteenth Mocker is a tremendous success
# By Matt Berry nied a preliminary injunction on Now Isenhoff comes along and "Sometimes 1 think thai ill the tournament, aUowing it to claims that his negative actions •,j • . -• - * these players were bora with a stay in the streets this year. resulted in a large audience." - . ; basketball in their hands,** ob- Isenhoff claimed thai his law- said McNeal, alias Gus Macker. served Larry Isenhoff after Gus suit attracted about 5,000 extra McNeal attributed the tourna- Macker's 13th Annual 3-00-3 spectators and various media ment'i growth to the uniqueness m | Basketball Tournament ended crews to the 2 1/2 day tourna- of it. He said that media crews M Sunday night. And all their ment. He had hoped that some from ESPN, ABC, and Sports mothers had twins. " media attention would allow him niustnted centered on the origi- The largest tournament of its to make his intentions clear. nality of the tourney, being in kind in the world came to a close MI donl want people to call the streets of a small town, and Sunday evening, though a few me a grinch, " he said. "We (he not on Isenhoffs lawsuit. • w refused to let it end. and his wife, Mary) just wanted "It s the uniqueness of this After most of the crowd dissip- the tournament out of the streets, event that captured the atten- pated following the tournament- not out of existence.** tion.** McNeal said. "Nowhere ending slam-dunk contest, a few "I think we attracted a lot of else is there a tournament like players remained, trying desper- attention, but just as quick as we this one. It's just a fun time at- ately to keep the weekend alive. became famous 1 would like us mosphere that we have here. While clean-up crews were busy to become unknown again.** People were gathering around picking up trash, raking trampled Tournament founder Scott games in which they didn't even lawns and hauling off the move- McNeal doesn't believe Isenhoff know who was playing, just be- able bleachers, some die-hard is solely responsible for the in- cause they were having a good basketball fanatics hung around crease in spectators from 10,000 time." to recapture the glory of a lost last year to 15,000 this year. But McNeal enjoyed the onslaught w moment. he does think that Isenhoff at- of national recognition, but he M I don't think they can get tracted a few curiosity seekers. said that it did get a bit hilarious enough," Isenhoff remarked. "Sure he may have attracteu at nmes. Though most of Lowell was some attention, but we (Macker "It was a lot of fun." he said. sad to see the weekend come to officials) have been working on "It did get very loony though, an end, the Isenhoffs didn't mind this tournament for 13 years now; when all these reporters were A crowd looks on as two teams Jo battle in the top MVt ifriduu of lot weekend^ 13th at all. Last month, they were de- building it up to what it is today. asking me the same questions Annual Gus Macker 3-oo-3 Basketball Tburnament. 4.228 players showed their best for an over and over. " fatifMtrd 2-1/2 day audience of 15,000. McNeal was not the only one Craig Reinke, of Grand from cout to court under the dar- "It was a great weekend, " who enjoyed the invasion of Rapids, was one who refused to kening skies he eventually got Reinke said. "I can't wait till next Macker Maniacs last weekend. let the Macker end. After drifting enough courage to leave. year." Local business prospered well from the approximately 18.000 people who were in Lowell, Family Fare breaks ground population 3.700. for the tourna- ment. "It was excellent!" exclaimed Chris Wescott of Keiser's Kitchen. "We were packed all weekend. It was the best Macker group we've ever had. We couldn't have asked for more.** CLASS OF *66 TO CELEBRATE "We certainly profited from a it.*' said an employee at Lowell's The Lowell High School Class of 1966 is planning a twenty 7-11 store. "An event the size of year reunion at Deer Run Golf Club, Saturday, August 16. The the Macker will always benefit festivities begin at 7:00 p.m. The cost is $30.00 per couple or local businesses.** $15.00 per person. Call Linda Dykstra at 897-9317 or Judy Fried- By the time 8:30 rolled around rich at 897-7137 for further details. Sunday night most of the com- petition in the 54 divisions was CITY COUNCIL MEETING CANCELLED over and it was time for the much heralded slam-dunk contest. The The Lowell City Council has cancelled its meeting scheduled ram-it-home contest was the for Monday, July 21. The next meeting will be held on Monday, largest Macker attraction a(l ^^ugust 4 at 8:00 p.m. weekend. A crowd of about 300 encir- OFF THE BLOTTER cled the main court, and saw "Icy** Mike McCoy slam home Involved in a property damage accident on Friday, June 27,^ the victory. He secured his crown were Max Renick, 74. and David Strouse, 22, both of Lowell. of King Slammer with a Family Fare Presidcni. Don Koop. had the honors of shoveling the first mound of land at the The accident occurred on Monroe just north of Main. breathtaking vault over two of supermarket's ground-breaking ceremonies yesterday. Construction will begin in August, and A vehicle driven by Helen Con vers, 64, of Lowell was struck his friends, placed side-by-side the store will be completed by the construction company. A.C. Geened next April. from behind by a vehicle driven by James Dailey, 32, of Hastings. on their hands and knees. Still By Matt Berry Tm glad to see it*s finally port is very important," Kunnen The accident happened on Sunday, July 6. Converse and her pass- in mid-air he rammed it home After nearly a month of delay happening,** said Lowell Mayor added. enger. Shelly Converse. 17. both sustained minor injuries. with the grace of a spun web. construction will begin on Low- James Maatman. "There have Still in the planning stages is Terry Eickohoff. 28. of Lowell, struck a parked car on Main Most of the crowd had left at ell's first Family Fare supermar- been a lot of teases concerning a retail center to be located next ^Street near Lafayette the morning of Thursday. July 10. The parked the end of the slam-dunk contest. ket. when construction would start. to the supermarket, of which Vvehicle. owned by Jay May. was sent onto the sidewalk and thnygh A few remained to receive Officials from Family Fare, so we're glad to see it get under- owners A. C. Geenen will lease a window in the front of Pfaller's Clothing. Gerald Felling, of trophies and finish late-running construction company A.C. way. We're very proud to have space to retail merchants. Belding. a passenger in the Eickhoff vehicle, sustained injuries. games, but by 9 o'clock the Geenen and the City of Lowell Family Fare here." Charles Geenen stressed that Possible mechanical failure may have been the cause of an injury clean-up crew arrived to tuck were present yesterday for Both Koop and Ron Kunnen. thelbesday morning ceremonies accident on Fremont St. at Jefferson St. on Thursday, July 10. A Mackerville in bed for another ground breaking ceremonies at Executive Vice President of Bun- were for Family Fare, and A.C. vehicle driven by Jay May. 25, of Lowell, struck a tree in the year. the project's 95,000 sq. ft. site. ily Fare, praised Lowell for its Geenen is not yet ready to release mishap. May and a passenger. David Stevens. 25. both reported The store will be located on W. community support of the super- information on it's mall project. minor injuries. PRECISION * FASHION Main across from MarLee's Vil- market. When the supermarket is com- A 15 year old juvenile was injured Thursday, July 10. when he HAIRSTYLING - For both lage Inn and Pizza Express. pleted. Johnsons Food Basket, "We had been looking at Low- made a left turn off from Main into a private drive. The youth men and women. Man's World Don Koop, President of Fam- 505 W. Main, will sell its inven- ell for a long time before we de- was riding a moped and was struck by a car driven by Patrick Hairatyling. Phone 897-8102. ily Fare, said that construction tory to Family Fare. Ron Kun- cided to build here,*' Koop said. will begin at the Spartan Store, nen. Executive Vice President of ^Flower. 28. of Ionia. "We're very pleased with this • Ricky Sorenson, 29. of Lowell, was arrested by Lowell Police Appointments cot always Inc. affiliate in August. Charles Family Fare, said that a contract community." Officers on Thursday, July 10. on a warrant held by Walker City needed at Vanity Hair Fash- Geenen added that his company has been signed by both parties. Police for failure to appear in Court. Sorenson was lodged in the ions, Open six days Lowell. will have the supermarket com- We've received a lot of sup- Kent County Jail. 897-7506. pleted on April I of next year. port from Lowell, and that sup- cont'd, pg. 17 Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday. July 16. 1986 - Page 2 Obituaries Coming Events Grand Vatlty Ledger - Wednesday, July 16, 1986 - Page 3 (Marge) Mettemick of ments by OBrien-GeiM Cas MOORMAN - Mr Steven of Fremont, CA; step-brothers, officiating. Interment Cascade Donald (Kay) Zuidewind of Clarksville, a sister Mrs. Lois cade OPEN 8WM WEEKDAYS OUA-KE-BK THURS., JULY 17: Orvai SUN., JULY 20: The second Palmer. Russell Shepard, SAT., AUGUST 18: The James Noorman. aged 20, of Brian (Karia) Westmaas, David Cemetery. Lowell; brothers and sistervin Wingeier of Alto. Funeral Ser- Cascade, passed away Sunday, Westmaas. all of Kentwood. De- law. Herman (Bea) Sluyter of 2-6 p.m. and weekends 1-4 SPORTSMEN'S CLUB and Bertha Jessup will host in the series of SUMMER Susan Remes, and Debbie 1941 Graduating class of vices were held Monday, July July 13. 1^86. He is survived by nnis Westmaas of Rockford; RITTENGER - Mr Harold O. Lansing, Josephine (Robert) WOLFINGTON - Mr Donald p.m. Adutt/FamMy Open meets every 2nd and 4th a family Poduck Picnictor th e CONCERTS ON THE LAWN Schaefer. Godwin High School, Grand 14, at the Roth-Gerst Funeral H. Womngton. „f BcldJ his father. Ronald J. and Darlene grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rittenger, of Lowell passed away Rozelle of Jackson, Robert Swim Monday - Thursday Tuesday at 800 p.m. at the Post Matrons of Cyclamen sponsored by Calvary Bap- Gallery hours are M-F, Rapids, will have their first Home, Lowell. Rev Richard Noorman of Walker. MI; mother, Oudendyk of Grand Rapids, Mr. July 8, 1986 at the age of 79. Melendy of Grand Rapids, Mil- P«*ed away. Wednesday Jnif 7:00 - 830 p.m. Saturday- Club building at 11400 Fore- Chapter #94 O.E.S. at their tist Church wiH be held at 1 00 - 5:00 p.m. and Satur- reunion on August 16. at the Tweedy and Francis McKay of- Phil and Joyce Westmaa* of Ada; and Mrs. John Vos of Jenison, He is survived by his wife, licent (Fred) Mkklow of Florida; 9. 1986 a. the age of 73 He 's Sunday 4-6 p.m. man Road, Lowell. home at 721 N. Jefferson. BOO p.m. with a concert by days & Sundays 1:30 • 4:30 Ramada Inn, 255 28th ficiating. survived by his wife Maleda DIMI# \AlrtKh tJr IA/AKK sisters, Mrs Darrel (Deborah) Stanley Nurski of Grand Rapids, Lucille; children, Bruce and several great nieces and LoweN YMCA summer Eat at 6:30 p.m. Bring a dish SOKjISi MICK W0DD. Mr. W0DO p.m. Street, S.W. Grand Rapids, children Geneva Wright of Low Waid of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mrs. Ada Johnston of Comstock Cheryl Rittenger, Mrs. Steward nephews. At his request crema- swim lessons every two EVERY THIRD THURSDAY sings on the television prog- Michigan. All graduates and ROCKWELL - Mr Edward M ell. Janet Austen. Robert Wol to pass and own table ser- Chet (Sherry) Haynes of Park; also several aunts, uncles, (Patricia) Thomet, all of Alto; tion has taken place. Memorial weeks starting June 9. Call Pack Meeting, Cub Scout vice. Please use the North ram "Day of Discovery' and TUES., JULY 28: Steak Din- non-graduates are invited. Rockford; brother, Ron Noor- nieces and nephews Steven was Services were conducted Mon- Rockwell, aged 61, of Grand fington. both of North Carolina sister. Mrs. Freda Ordway of Lowe! YMCA 897-8445 to Pack 3188 will meet at Run- Driveway. sang totrnerty with the na- ner 4 HI 8 T-Bones, Ribeyes, Can 534-4424 or 530-0480 man Jr. of Grand Rapids; step- a 1984 graduate of Forest Hills Flint; grandchildren, Mrs. David day, July 14, 1986 at Second Rapids, passed away Wednes- Glenn Wolfington of Ionia, step dman School, beginning at tionally known group New York Stripe, Salad Bar, (Grand Rapids) or write sisters. Sheme Westmaas of Central High School. Funeral (Debra) Galbreath. Sieve Congregational Church, Rev. day, July 9, 1986. He is survived children Marcel Collins of Pal,, Madelyn Drowne Roberts, Grand Rapids. Mrs. Blaine Services will be held Wednesday Thomet, Mark and Scott Rit- Robert K. Livingston officiat- by his wife, Doralee; children, MI. Lmford Collins of Green 700 p.m. This is a family JULY 17 - 28: LOWELL Re'Generalion. Bring the en- Butter Rolls. "Cootie Steak (Becky) Bailey of St. Joseph. at 3 p.m. at Cascade Christian tenger. Funeral Services were ing Marsha Rockwell of Grand ville. Bradley Collins of Eagle, WOMEN OF THE MOOSE event. Future activities wW AREA SINGLES: July 17: tire family and join us tor an Dinner' Pup Tent *78* 2801 Bluewater Lane, MI, Mrs Randy (Pamela) Klyn Church, Rev. Raymond Gaylord held Friday, July II at the Roch- Rapids, Mrs. Eric (Deborah) MI, Arlen Collins of Rockfotd V Chapter nighl meeting is heid bo cSscmeed and Wayne Walls speaker "How evenina of aosoeJ music M.O.C. Dance to fte Music GrandvWe, Michigan, 49418. Gerst Funeral Chapel, with Pas- GOGEL - Mr Charles A. Larson of Lowell, brother Gark Margene McQueen, Gayla the list Monday of each wei do you know your Calvary Bepist Church is lo- of tasersound* 8 IN 12. We are stiil looking tor Ruih (Shirley) Rockwell of Grand (wpsh^RI oroM 3 \or Jcc'l tor George Cooa offkiaiiag. in- Gogel, aged 74, passed away Gardner both of Belding; listen month, at 8 pm. Ndsr; July 19: Plcnk; at cated at 1200-28*1 Street VFW Poet #8303 307 E. Morse (Routsaw). terment Bowne Center Cemet- Wednesday, July 9, 1986. Sur- Rapids; one sister, Mrs Melvin Geneva Fulton. Beverly Spencer THE RECYCLE CENTER at John Bel Park and Zoo. Southeast In Grand Rapids. Main. Lowell. Everyone is (Alice) Shuilmg of Greenville; The ery. viving are his wife, Gladys in both of FL, Connie Moitimore WOMEN OP THE MOOSE Ebarhard's parking lot is 1100 am For details call AiTio s wi.--ilnl oirenng witAjlinl oKeA grandchildren, Jennifer Perkins of Pontiac; alto several grand Grand FL; two ions, Michael of DuhinftsO. ,j s wowirvin gn is t-.neK I.-Ji * m^ o open for boWee. Un cans, 897-9064 or 897-7336.; July taken. of Grand Rapids and Kurt and children and nieces and WATTS - Mr. John D. Watts, Petersburg. MI, John of Wyan- third Monday of eech month, aluminum, newspaper, and 24: Lso BuacagRa video "Be- of Alto passed away Wednesday dotte, MI; two step-children, Julie Larson of Lowell. He was nephews. Funeral Services were at 8 p.m. Drown pspor Dags. coming Fully Human." 7:30; THROUGH JULY 20: Harry July 9, 1986 at the age of 82. Mrs. A. Thomas (Shirley) preceded in death by a sister, held Saturday, July 12, at the THANKS He is survived by his daughter LaBelle of Ada, and Brent Mrs. Gerald (Mary) Sterken. A Roth-Gent Chapel. Rev. Will- July 28: Canoeing on Fiat and Friends Is open at the Valley Ledger and son-in-law, Mary and Chris Jackson of Grand Rapids; three Memorial Service was held iam Amundsen of The First EVERY MONDAY Ar- THE LOWELL COMMU- River starting at Double R Lowell Area Arts Council Th« Lowell High School Class of Wenger; two grandchildren, grandsons; six step-grandchil- Monday, July 7 at St. Andrews United Methodist Church of £ rowhead Senior Men's GoN. NTTY BAND wiU rehearse the Ranch 4:30 CaN 897-9054 or Center. 1976 would like to thank Dr. Jim Cathy. Shawn all of Alto. Rm- dren Funeral Services were held Episcopal Church. Arrange- Lowell officiating. 2nd and 4th Monday of each 897-7336 tor defetis and re- Featured are works by (USPS 453-830) eral Services were held Friday, Saturday July 12 at the Metcalf EVERY SECOND TUES- month at 7:30 p.m. in the servations. Harry Hefner. Louise Reagan for a fantastic 10 year reunion. is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent July II at the Roth-Gerst Funeral & Jonkhoff Funeral Home. Rev. Hulk Hogon ticket sales DAY The Lowei Area Fish- Lowell High School band Meeuwsen, Donna Westra, The hours of work planning for and County. $10.00 a year outside the county by the Chapel, with Rev. Margaret Jack Bowers of Fountain Street ing Club now meets at the room. FRI., JULY 18: Esther Group Donna WllHams, Elsa McFar- Cobb of Alto Bowne Center Church officiating. Interment taking care of details during the reun- Grand Valley Ledger Publishing Company. 105 N, Flat River Snowmobile of the Congregational land, Sylvia Krissoff, Aleda United Methodist Church of- Chapel Hill Cemetery. began Monday, July 14 Clubhouse on Potters Road, WED., JULY 18: Lowell Gar- Church wiH meet at 1:30 p.m. DuRand, Bertha Verbrugge, ion made it a memorable one for ail!! Broadway St., Lowell. Michigan 49331. ficiating. Interment Bowne just East of Montcalm Ave, den Lore Club win meet at at the home of B. Wilbur, on Jan Y. Johnson, Mary ROGER K BROWN Center Cemetery. MILLER-Mrs Gladys E. Mil- Tickets will go on sale July 14 in the cards feature bout . The rest at 700 p.m. All prospective ler of Lowell, passed away Fri- Pauline Wittenbach's house, Grand River Dr., and NOT at Kemper, Mary Heuvelhorst, EDITOR & PUBLISHER for the Ionia Free Fair's Hul- of the card, comprised ofW.W.F. BOUWMAN - Mr Gaud day, July II, 1986 at the age of members or interested indi- 126 S. West St., at 100 p.m. the Church. Loretta Sailors, Donn kamania wrestling show featur- super stars, is expected to be (616) 897-9261 Bouwman, aged 81, passed 74. She is survived by her chil- viduals are cordially wel- Olive Bieri will be co-hostess, ing wrestling super star Hulk filled in a few days. Second-Class Postage Paid at Lowell, Michigan away Thursday, July 10. Surviv- dren Mrs. Donn (Marilyn) Van- #come and they will talk about flow- ing are his wife. Alberta Rich Oort of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Hogan that will begin at 7:30 The Free Fair runs July 25-Au- ers and health food. Published Every Wedriesday p.m. August 2. gust 3. Bouwman; a daughter, Virginia Gary (Maxine) Jackson of Ohio, THURSDAYS Farm market POSTMASTER: Send address change to The Ticket outlets are the Free Fair •*** SWANLUND'S FURNITURE HAS (Lyle G.) West; his grandchil- Mr. Howard D. (Roberta) Miller - 9 am. Fresh Produce - THURS., JULY 17: The Alto Grand Valley Ledger, P.O. Box 128. Lowell, Ml dren, Sharon, Kathleen and Alan of Lowell, Mrs. Gary (Shirley) office from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 Donl be too impressed the p.m. through July 16 and Believe next time your friend's parrot good prices. Lowell Nature Garden Club will have their 49331 West; two great-grandsons; step- Babcock of Lowell; 14 grand- Pantry, 219 W. Main. annual banquet at Cunnin- daughter. Vivian (Marvin) Van- children, and six great-grand- in Music and Ticket World out- says "hello" when you walk in. gham Acres M-50, Lake Heest of Walled Lake; step-sons. children; a brother Mr. George lets. Visa and Master Card orders Ranger Rick magazine says SATURDAYS AND SUN- Odessa at 700 p.m. Dorothy GONE OUT OF BUSINESS can be made by calling (616) that a parrot can be taught to 527-1310. speak when someone enters a DAYS THRU SEPT. Fallas- Stahl will present the prog- Beginning July 17, the fair's room, but the bird doesnt un- burg School Museum open ram of music and yodeling ticket operation will be con- derstand it has just uttered a to the Public 12 noonto 50 0 and a look at the Alps by OVER 550,000 DOUARS" OF REMAINING CUSTOM BUILT ducted at the box office beneath greeting. But parrot owners Op.m thru September. Come Verie Stahl. Please phone in the grandstand. take heart, your bird might still and look at our arts, crafts, your reservations. Mrs. Mil- Hogan will take on Hercules have a future in politics. antiques, etc. No charge for drid Stauffer 868-6762 or PIECES HAS BEEN MOVED TO A WAREHOUSE AT admittance. Mrs. Ruth Boerma 676-9249. •n 7337 SO. DIVISION WITH OTHER FINE FURNITURE. nn Insurance agent cozy corner ALL WILL GO ON SALE FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR. for hire! ALL SALE ITEMS SOLD ON A FIRST COME BASIS NO REFUND OR EXCHANGES! o by Roger Brown If* s^v It's been a rather cool, wet summer so far, hasn't it? In fact, it's been so cool, so wet, so windy, so cloudy and so downright RECLINERS unseasonal you might have trouble believing that it's mid-July, ALL 3 PIICIS and the dead of summer. Even if it doesn't seem like it, there are NYLON COVItS. ways to tell that it's summer without checking your calendar. Here COLONIAL are some examples: DILUXI WALL HUOOIt 4 PC. if DROOM You can tell it's mid-summer because your lawn mower just IARLY quit on you, your grass is now a foot high and you're ready to AMIRICAN SOFA. 2 ROCKIR.'19S 9 „caU a farmer to come bale your yard. LOVISIAT a CHAIR '188 '488 A PAIR Jr If you live in Mackerville, you can tell it's mid-summer because your lawn mower works just fine, but your grass has been trampled TWIN MATRISS OAK FINISH 7 PC into oblivion by thousands of basketball fans. spiia If you've got kids you can tell it's mid-summer because you've OR FOUNDATION DINING SET FIX UP YOUR HOUSE WITH A heard, "we're bored" so many times you're hearing it in your sleep. You can tell it's mid-summer when you are attacked by mos- quitoes so big they look like they could form into "V" shaped '58. . Pc. IN SITS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN groups and fly south for the winter. TABU AND] You can tell it's mid-summer because you were just about to SECTIONAL A MAT! get caught up with your bills, and you got your property tax notice SOPA, LOVISIAT 788 SHOP & SAVE!!! CHAIRS Anything that will make your home more comfortable is an investment that will make your Your Citizens agent is seeking growing in the mail. A TAILI AU 3 PIICI property more valuable. Here's all you do: (1) Check this list. (2) Get an estimate of the businesses in this area. Object; cost- ^ You can tell it's mid-summer because the kids keep your house cost. (3) See us for the money. efficient insurance protection for your pretty well trashed while they're home all day. RECLINERS business needs Custom-tailored at no You can tell it's mid-summer because you're used to 90 cent extra cost. Like getting . school lunches for the kids, and you're slowly going broke trying 00 to keep them in burgers, pizzas and peanut butter. rr • Painting • Roof • Windows • Kitchen You can tell it's mid-summer when you realize you've grown SWIVEL END 7 PIECE ... peace of mind for free. accustomed to the kids driving by with window-shattering rock 'n DINETTE CHESTS • Insulation • Bathrooms • Extra Room • Wiring roll blasting out of their sunroofs. TABLES You can tell it's mid-summer because you've started to receive ALL S • Heating • Cooling • Family Room • Basement PIICIS all kinds of fall and winter catalogs. '38 • Cement Work • Garage • Siding • You Name It You can tell it's mid-summer because your dog is shedding '288; Ufti MS grocery bags full of hair around the house. Man., Wed. & Fri. ^ You can tell it's mid-summer because the wife is getting increas- PATT0N-JRB ingly persistant with her reminders about all the projects you said 4% MORE OFF SALE PRICE 10:00 'til 9:00
*" you would get done during the summer, and haven't yet started. You can tell it's mid-summer when you realize you haven't Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 'Your neighborhood AGENCY, INC. STATE shed those few pounds you had promised yourself you'd lose, and WITH THESE CHARGE CARDS! •til 6:00 • Auto • Home •Health you look just as bad in a swimsuit now as you did in February. bank for 50 years." • Commercial • Life And speaking of swimsuits. you know it's mid-summer when you go shopping for a suit that might better hide your bulk, and .J\ • T: SAVINGS 835 W. Main, Lowell, Ml all you can find is wool slacks, camel coats, sweaters and down THE PLACE IS AT 7337 S. DIVISION Ph. (616) 897-9253 parkas. You know it's mid-summer when you really need to get in touch Dale L. Triplett with someone, and find out he's on vacation for two weeks. U.S. 131 to 68th Street, East To Division Street, BANK Jk You know it's mid-summer when the weather finally gets better, FDK &lOHAl NOUIK owotruNirr Evening appointments in our office or your home and you don't have any vacation left. Then 4 Blocks South. Located On West Side Of Division. upon request And you know it's mid-summer when yours truly stoops to writing his entire column about how to tell if it's mid-summer or not. Grand Valley Ledfer - Wednesday, July 16, 1986 Grand Viltey Ledger - Wednesday. July 16, 1986 - Page 4 August wedding planned Roth and Kammers to wed In tllG Service Mr. and Mn Edward Roth 803 North Monroe. The bride ia Carrie Harwood to wed Mrs. Shirley Weeks has given The bnde is a graduate of St. 970 Alden Nash, are proud a 1983 graduate of Lowell High Richie & Friends August 9 as the date for her Forest Hills Central High to proclaim August 15, 1987 at School, and the groom graduated daughter's wedding Kathy School, and the groom graduated summer of 1988 the date that their daughter Julie, from Lowell in 1982. He is an Weeks will be joined in wedlock from Caledonia High School to visit Lowell Assembly will be wed to Robot Kammers employee at Attwood and the at with Lance Kingman, ion of Mr The couple plans to live in Low- Clare Harwood ot Lowell and The Bride-elect it a graduate Jr. of Lowell. Newells. The couple plant to re- and Mrs. Everett Kingman. ell after their mamagc. Sharon Harwood of Saginaw an- of Ctnollton High School, while of God, July 20-23 Parents of the groom are Mr. in Lowell after the wedding. nounce the engagement of their the prospective bridegroom and Mn. Robert Kammers Sr., daughter. Cam J. Harwood to graduated from Swan Valley Bud and Michelle Yakes of Saturday. July 12. 1986 at 8 21 Brian D. Helpap. ton of Daniel High School. Lowell are very happy to an- She weighed 8 lbs 5 2/10 o/ and Connie Helpap. alto of A summer 1988 wedding it 7 J M nounce the arrival of their beau- Proud grand parents are Mr 4 Saginaw. planned. r i tiful daughter Amanda Jean bom Mrs. Wesley Keyworth of Yale on July 5. 1986 She weighed 8 Ml, and Mr A Mrv Will,am k,,. lbs. 20 or and was 20 inches gen of Lowell Naval vessel visits long Muskegon on Great Lakes tour Proud grandparents are Donna Osbom of Lowell and Ronald YOU NAME IT.. Phone pad. The U.S.S. Glover (FFI098) p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and Mary Yakes also of Lowell grocery list, tcore sheets, will be arriving in Muskegon to 8:30 p.m. on July 24, 25, and doodle pads, notes tor July 24, 1986 at 9:00 a.m. Gen- 26, 1986. Mom, whatever. Ledger eral visiting will be from 1:00 Scratch Pads are 75c a Rev Charles & Delia pound. Grand Valley Keywoith became the paients of Ledger, 105 N. Broadway a daughter Rebecca Marie on BLUEBERRIES U-Pick - Opening July 19 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday thru Friday Homespun Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Devotions Wards Blueberry Farm k Lincoln Lake Road, North to M57, By Pauline Spray Copeland West to Wabasls Lake Road, North 1/2 mlla. East 1/2 mile Airman Dennis W. Copeland. in the development of air power Fret not thyself because of evil- faults of others, to criticize Bring Own Container* No Children Under 12 whose mother and stepfather are and the contemporary Air Force. TFN Lance Kingman and Kathy Weeks doers . . . I Psalm 37:1). everyone and everything, to fret Julie Roth and Robert Kammers, Jr. Mr. and Mn. Albert Copeland Draigh is a student at Miami over little annoyances ami petty of 2231 W. Kiem Drive, University, Oxford, OH. . Engagement Told It s the little things in life that difficulties, and to whine when Phoenix. AZ., has graduated usually annoy us most - the slam- things go wrong Doing these from Air Force basic training at Ridley & Friends Ministries ming of the screen door, a coat things stifles the Christian's joy Lackland Air Force Base, TX. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stormzand thrown carelessly across the din- We need to ask the Lord to keep During the six weeks of train- Richie & Fncnds will be at Their desire is to share the gos- announce the upcoming wedding ing room table, the drip. drip, us from being too sensitive and ing the airman studied the Air the Lowell Assembly of God lo- pel and love of Jesus Christ with of their daughter. Susan Renee The storm drip of a leaky faucet. tender and to make us "insect Krausei Force mission, organization and cated at 3050 Alden Nash. Low- all children and teach them that Storm/and, to Todd William Here in Michigan we do not proof for His sake. customs and received special ell from July 20 - July 23, 1986 Jesus has a purpose for their life. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs worry about vampire bats - those Prayer. O Lord, make me training in human relations. has passed, with services being held at They feel the only way to equip William David Murphy of Ft. South American creatures that strong for Thy sake. Teach me In addition, airmen who com- 11:00. 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. children for the pressures of Mitchell, Kentucky. prey on sleeping individuals and not to be too sensitive and tender atthe f plete basic training earn credits but danger Richie & Fncnds Ministries. growing up is to lead them into Miss Stormzand is a 1979 suck their blood. But we fret Guard my thoughts, words, and Vic Kraut* toward an associate degree Inc consists of a mother/son a personal relationship with graduate of Lowell Senior High 19th District about mosquitoes, which are actions. Grant that my influence through the Community College evangelistic team. David Jesus Christ. They do this and the University of Kentucky. smaller and more abundant, and may count for Thee Amen of the Air Force. Fottney is a Children's through a variety of ways. Some She is employed by the Univer- •t House house flies, those nasty spread- His father. Glen B. Gage, re- Evangelist and his mother. of them are puppets, music, sity of Kentucky. A package of five bills to re- something must be done with the ers of germs and diseases. To get Our thoughts, words, and ac- sides at 9945 Sayles Road. Low- Sherry Fonney, is his assistant. slides, and skits. Murphy is a 1978 graduate of vamp the Single Business Tax in SBT. along in the summertime we al- tions not only mold us. but they ell. Between ihcm they have been For a time of fun and spiritual Dixie Heights High School and Michigan has been introduced in Grandville area CPA Edward most have to be ^insect proof." largely help to mold those about eeee ministering to children for over enrichment for your children the University of Kentucky. He the Michigan House by State Kisscomi (Howerzyl and Kiss- Fellow Christians, we need to us. Cadet Peter J. Draigh. son of 20 years, including ministering bring them to the Richie & is also employed by the Univer- Representative Victor Krause (R- corni) was of assistance in help- learn to be "insect proof," too. Richard V and Barbara A. in Children's summer camps. Friends Crusade (Children sity of Kentucky. Rockford). ing to identify the specific areas It's the little things that often rob Draigh of 8383 Bailey, Ada, has David was the Children's under 5 years of age must be ac- Hie wedding will be at 4 p.m. ttfUt.UM.ttmtui 'This package will address of law that create the most in- us of victory. It doesn't pay to completed a U.S. Air Force Minstries Director for North companied by an adult.) July 19 at the First Congrega- many of the problems with the equity. Krause also noted that give too much attention to minor ROTC field training encamp- Central Bible College in Min- tional Church in Ada. SBT today." Krause said In several business people from Sue Stormzand irritations. It does not help us in ment at Lackland Air Force neapolis for two years. ^manv cases, small businesses West Michigan have been in con- the least to complain about the Base, TX. "hat do not even make a profit tact with him to tell of unfair Field training, attended by are required to pay more to the treatment by this tax. cadets normally between their Jl state then they do in their federal Krause was pleased that so second and third year of college, income taxes. many of his Republican col- gives an opportunity to evaluate ATTEND SERVICES Krause noted that for the sec- leagues have co-sponsored this each student's potential as an of- ond year in a row, Michigan package and expects that this ficer, according to an Air Force ranked dead last among the con- will be a major focus of legisla- spokesman. tinental states in business climate tive attention by the House Re- ADA CHRISTIAN The summer's curriculum con- ALTON BIBLE CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH ADA COMMUNITY in the Great-Thornton study that publican Caucus this fall. 10501 Settlewood Ph 897 7185 tknt&dm sists of orientations on jet air- Lrncoin Lake Awe .mo Three Mi»e Rd REFORMED CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH was just released. "Small The bills specifically deal with Sunday School 9 45AM 7152 Bradfiekl St.. S E 676-1698 craft. career opportunities, LoweM 897 Sb48 7227 Thornapple River Dr 676-1032 TmTinnniinTr businesses that create 90 percent raising the floor before a busi- Sunday Sc horv 10 00 AM Worship Service 11 00 A M REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER human relations education and Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON Jferf the new jobs need lower taxes ness becomes subject to the SBT, Mo'ninq Worstty II 10 A M Evening Service 600PM Morning Worship 9 30 A M. equal opportunity training. Phys- While we understand the your children about the dangers of Morning Worship lOflOA M JULY 16: Jamie Johnson a small business credit, remov- Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 1100AM and less government regulation ical fitness and survival training Fanny Bit)»e Houi 7 00 P M Sunday School 11 20 A M JULY 17: Marian Mayou. urgency of restoring electric power downed electric wires Instruct GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 6 00 P M so that they can compete with ing workers' and unemployment Wednesday Mmstties 7 00 P M Evening Worship 6 00PM is also emphasized. Foreman Road Ken Willmanh, Ray Cornell, firms from other states/* Krause compensation from the base and to all of our consumers after a them to tell you or another adult as App ,mq God s Word to Daily Lite WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS The field training is four 897-9110 £ric Schwamburger, Bart) Sier- allowing multiple entities to severe storm, we consider soon as possible about the ind Got L'tv? to Hurling Lives COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR said. weeks, but cadets in the two-year zick, Vicki Abel. problem, and to warn other CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL The Krause package has 34 elect to file consolidated SBT re- ROTC program receive an addi- hazardous conditions created by JULY 18: Brett Kirby. Scon co-sponsors which he says points turns. tional two weeks of instruction the storm to be our first priority. children away. Southland, Ron Zimmerman to the wide recognition that Never, never assume a wire is FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CALVARY CHRISTIAN That means the detection and BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE JULY 19: Randy Johnson. repair of downed overhead power harmless. Let us make the OF ALTO 3900 East Fulton REFORMED CHURCH Chalynn Sandy. Bob Elzinga OF LOWELL I lines, and we need your help. determinations and the repairs. Comer ot 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue REV RAYMOND E BEFUS JULY 20: Dara Anchors. OF LOWELL 201 No,1tl Sunday School 10 00 A M Washmgion Street Power lines which have been Together we'll continue to keep Morning Worship 9 50 AM 1151 West Main Street • 897 8841 Maureen Ptwloski, Cara Thaler. Morning Worship 11 00 A M Rev Rck Upcurch snapped or pulled down as the our community safe from electric (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) REV STEPHEN M ARRICK David Thaler III. Jr Sr High Young People 6 30 P M '0:00 AM Sunday School 11:15AM Worship Service 10 A M & 6 P M JULY 21: Kathie Abel. Mar- result of a storm present a serious, accidents. Evening Worship 7 00 P M r 4 F veninq efvice 6 00 P M "00AM Sunday School 1115AM £££*?Evening Service 600pM garet Murphy, Sue Hill. Barbara even deadly danger. If you come Wednesday Bible Study 7 00 P M Wednesday Service 7 30 P M Supervised Nursery During All Services Wednesday MKJ. Week Service Lucas, Jan Brandt. Y-Day Camp across a downed wire, stay > Teww.Aduta 7 00p M JULY 22: Mary Ann Ayres, completely away from it. Don't Don't put your 866 6403 or 868-6912 youth grades 1 thru 6 Nursery -Come i Worship With Us Barb Jacob, Betty Sullivan touch the lines, the pole to which it life on the line... G000 SHEPHERD is attached, or anything else in FIRST CONGREGATIONAL contact with the wire. Call us FIRST UNITED METHODIST LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF LOWELL immediately — don't assume CHURCH OF LOWELL Swim Lessons 'Member Unm-j Chur« • Chnsh RENT YOUR someone else will. We want to North Hurt" * ii Spnnq bi Lowell 621 E Main Street 897 5936 Cotnar <* Sagwun » Grand Wvar ages 6 months and up Hi7 5906 REGULAR HOURS Momtng WonNp 10:00 A.M. SPACE know about downed wires REV DAVID HAGENS Mommg Worship 9 00 A M and 10:45 AM.. Sunday School tAikiRBIblaClaaa 9MA.M immediately so we can send our Morn.^q Worship 10 Or A M Church School 9 30IO10 30AM JOSEPH FREMER, PASTOR professionally trained linemen to 1 REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER TODAY!! Churr.h Schoo 10 00 AM 897-8307 1 make the needed repairs. (Cnbbery & Nursery Provided i Nu'sery available at both services Y-Camp Manitou-Lin Barner - Free Entrance 897-9261 overnight camping for youth Take some time today to teach COMPLETE ST. MARYS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SLEEP SHOP SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH OF LOWELL (United Church of Christ) Fitness Classes 402 N Amity 2275 Wast Mam Street FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL 125 Bridge St Saranac. Ml adult men and women MSGNR JAMES MORAN : Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Old Grange HaN Lowell Light & Power DIALA-PRAYER-642-9659 NEW HOURS I Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 1019 Grand River Ave Morning Worship 10:00 A M Saturday Mass , 5 30 p M Evening Worship 7:00 P.m. Sunday Services 10 30 A M Sunday School 11:15 A M Wednesday Bible Study 7 00PM Sunday Mass 9 00 4 11;OOAM Sr. High Youth 0 30 p M Moo. - Thurs. 11t.mto6p^ ALLEN H HERMANSADER. LOWELL YMCA OFFICE 323 W Main Street Awana - Wednesday 5:45 p m BOB ROUSH. PASTOR PfMay ii t.fn. to SP^ "Owned By The People Of Lowel" INTERIM PASTOR 11 un. to3p^ Wednesday Family Hour 7:30 p M 897 7489 Saturday 642 6322 YMCA OR DARRELL WILSON 897-5300 897-8445 ML DAV® J. COBB, Youth Pastor 897-6348 220 W MAIN ST pnoNf I Grand Valley Ledger - Wednesday, July 16, 1986 • Page 6 Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday, July 16, 1966 - Pafe 7 Judds to open big night of country music at Ionia Free Fair « * T .A. »«A J HEALTH The award-winning country together by the time that County, California where Naomi Their second single, "Mamma. The Grand Valley Ledger'* • • • music mother and daughter sing- Wynonna was twelve. They sang finished her nursing degree He's Crazy," put them in the ing team, the Judds, will appear on their Kentucky home porch In Marin County. Naomi also number one spot. •v in front of the grandstand at the in the summer and around the bought a 1957 Chevrolet, which Recently, the creative energies Or PMlGauthtar Ionia Free at 6:50p.m., July 29. fire in the winter. On Sundays, was accidentally spotted at an in- of Naomi and Wynonna have Or . Jim Lang Their appearance will precede they sang in the linle one-room tersection one day by employees been expertly focused by Maher n a 9:00 p.m. show on the same interdenominational church that of the Lucasfilm Company, who who has handled the production day starring Willie Nelson. The they attended were then beginning work on the on "Why Not Me", the Judds GENITAL HERPES PART I new full-length RCA LP. The ten double-header country bill will The two of them also listened sequel to "American Graffiti," In our next two columns we'll discuss the dreaded affliction titles on the alubum include the be the first time that the fair has to duet albums and continued to called "More American Graf- known as "Herpes " Hopefully we can shed some light on this number-one single, "Why Not offered two separate shows the sharpen and fine-tune their har- fiti." Their vintage Chevy was most controversial health concern. same evening featuring major monies. rented for use in the film, Naomi Me.* Genital herpes is an infection which produces cold sore like Tickets for the Judds arc av- headliners Before making the decision to and Wynonna landed jobs as ex- blisters in the genital area. It is caused by the herpes simplex vims al labiee at the Free Fair bo* of- Daughter Wynonna and her try their luck at Nashville, The tras, and Naomi also wound up which also causes cold sores around the mouth. Genital herpes is fice, and Believe In Musk and mother. Naomi, began singing Judds spent two years in Marin working as a secretary on the a common condition, with estimates showing that as many as 20 Ticket World outlets Visa and movie set. Suddenly, they had million persons in the U.S. have it, and that 300,000 to 600,000 Mastercard ticket orders can be the "gmb stake" needed to seek more persons get herpes each year. made by calling (616) 527-1310. fame and fortune in Nashville. The infection is passed from person to person by sexual contact, In 1979, the Judds drove the either through sexual intercourse or through oral-genital contact old Chevy to Tennessee, looking LISTING The vims enters the body through the moist areas of the genual for a home near Nahsville. They Hope College regions. found one in neighboring Herpes can also enter through any area of the skin that is nibbed MAGAZINE Franklin, where Wynonna and vigorously against a herpes sore, especially if the skin is scraped her sister. Ashley, continued Getting herpes from a toilet seat or towel is very unlikely A person A their high school education while Graduates • Featurot Complote usually develops symptoms of genital herpes within a week alter n Naomi went to work as a nurse becoming infected. Sores become apparent, which are usually ten at a local hospital By Matt Berry Utfingi of Lowoll der and may cause a burning sensation. They may blister ami naomi wasted little time in Two area residents graduated eventually break open. The sores grow a crust and heal in about scoping out the commercial from Hope College this year with Cablo TV Qiannolf 2-4 weeks. music scene in Nashville. When high honors. Even after the sores have cleared, the vims remains in the bod>. she began circulating crude Both Lowell native David D. On A Dally Basis. living in the nerve tissue near the spinal cord. In most persons, it V Qnectm- /a homemade cassettes she and Burdette and Melinda Simpson becomes active from time to time. Wynonna had recorded together, of Ada graduated from Hope's New sores appear, but they usually don't last as long as the first she got an overwhelmingly favor- class of 1986 with a master's de- ones, and the symptoms are milder, too. able response from the various gree in biology. Burdette nw TTrtn/^ No one knows for sure what causes the herpes vims to becomc Nashville producers who lis- graduated with Summa Cum active again A few factors that seem to activate the vims in some Uflihafs tened to it. Laude honors, awarded to people arc emotional stress, fever, menstruation, sexual intercourse The Judds finally found the graduates with at least a 3.87 and friction from tight underclothing. Predicting exactly when the producer they were looking for grade point average on a 4.0 vims is going to become active again is impossible, but some G Spoclal Dally in Brent Mahier. Soon, they were scale, Simpson received Cum people say they can feel it coming on. They develop a tingling introduced to veteran manager Laude honors, given to burning sensation or pain in the area where the sores will appear Movio Listings Woody Bowles and publicist graduates with a minimum of a This may happen 24-48 hours before the sores come back again. Ken Stills, who both manage 3.3 grade point average. Next week - Avoidance and Treatment. their career. Burdette was Salutatonan of In 1983, The Judds made their Lowell High School's 1982 G Listings Coincide first professional recordings for 7-21-M graduating class, and Simpson a major label, RCA. Their first graduated eighth out of 246 With Nvmbors On 1410 W. MAIN, LOWELL • *CH • (016) M7-M09 single, "Had A Dream For The graduates of Forest Hills Cen- a Heart" made the top twenty list. tral's class of *82. Capitol Column" G Comploto A m lasy To Uso etire Pountry By State Senator WWMT Kdomoioo, Ml m CD Dick Posthumus WUHQ BottW 0»#k, Ml O 4V WXMI Grond lopkftt, Ml • Cffi WINS Loming, Ml O CD Democracy is based on the Independent petition drives^i AWFSL Umting, Ml m m •WOTV Grond Ropkb, Ml m CD idea that people arc capable of arc also likely to generate ballot WILX Jockton, Ml m m goveming themselves. Michigan proposals. Tlie state Elections WGVC AtUnrlnia• 1 i 1 MFWElE m (8) voters will have that chance as Commission is now validating WKAR E. Loruing, Ml m O they decide the fate of as many thousands of signatures collected WZZM Grand RopicU, Ml (9 Horn* BOM Office (HBO) as seven proposals on the Nov. for two state Constitutional HBO WTBS AHonto, GA 4 ballot. • amendment ballot proposals - CINEMAX Gnomoi • [MAX] State lawmakers have already one permitting capital punish USA USA Nofworfc • CONTAINS LISTINGS FOR FRIDAY, JULY IS passed three measures which ment and another limiting public DISNEY Disney • will go before voters as proposed utility rates. CBN CBN Cobfe Nofwrfc • * • Friendly, caring staff • Well-balanced, home-cooked meals WQN Chicogo, IL • THRU THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1986 changes to the state Constitution. The proposed capital punish- C •« « • I • FCJ -A- ESPN 3PVFI» NEIWWK • • Registered nurse and helpers on duty • Private or semi-private rooms Voters will decide whether they ment proposal removes a Con- VMOKf rVVWB fcli11 11 WIH • 24 hours a day Come and visit for lunch and • tour think the State Officers Compen- stitutional prohibition against the^j ®NlCK NkMod*on/AAE • Gockwbc fromtop: Jastin e Bateman, Michael J. Fox, Michael Gron, Tina Yothen and Meredith Baxter Biraey keep it all la sation Commission (SOCC) death penalty for first-degree the family as they star ia "Family Ties," airing Thursday, Jaly 24 on NBC. should set pay for the attorney murder. The crime is now punish general and secretary of state; if able by mandatory life in prison /numberland Retirement Village lawmakers should have the last with no parole. The proposed word on administrative and reg- STRfTCH YOUR . £ 11535 East Fulton, Lowell 616-897-8413 Arlin Maas, Owner utility rate ballot question bars ulatory mles; and if the Legisla- utilities from charging for ongo- TAKE A eB ture should control the state li- ing construction or for "un- LOOK ^0%SUM^ brary operation. needed or abandoned facilities." AT THIS... The SOCC meets every two It would also limit rate hikes for PHOTO DOLLARS'm years to decide salaries of the new power plants to fair market top elected state officers - gover- value and includes other con r nor, lieutenant governor, su- sumer protection. ^' preme court justices and mem- Other ballot issues - extend- PHOTO COUPON bers of the Legislature. For some ing the current 10-cent deposit reason, salaries of the attorney on beverage containers to wine Share you life with friends and relatives... general and secretary of state coolers and mixed drinks, and Shorts • Tops • Shirts • Swimwear were left to the Legislature to the continuation of Medicaid- determine and can be adjusted funded abortions in Michigan - Ladies, Men, Boys & Girls only once in a four-year term. have received media attention PRINT FROM PRINT Officials at the SOCC have and may also find their way on asked repeatedly that this situa- the November ballot. But OR tion be changed. chances that the two questions Beach Towels • Thongs • Toys State departments and agen- will wind up before Michigan-^j FROM cies can now operate under mles voters this fall are unlikely un w| PRINT SLIDE they promulgate until the Legis- less House members decide to Fans • Coolers • Jugs lature's Joint Administrative return to Lansing earlier than 2401 W. Main St. • Lowell Rules Committee says they can't. they had planned. The abortion SPECIAL The November ballot proposal question may receive Senate Bring us your Instant prints, any regular color print (all up (Formerly Roth Rental) would give the committee the ul- committee hearings this summer, to SVixS) or any color slide and we'll make color reprints timate authority on administra- but it's not likely lawmakers will tive mles - state departments decide to put the question before for a special low prlcel No negative needed. and agencies could not act on voters since the ballot proposal mles they issue until the joint deadline will probably pass be- (Maximum Size 3Vax5) 123 W MAIN, LOWELL Ml 49331 • PH 897-9918 committee approves the rule. fore legislators resume session And an affirmative vote for the November's ballot issues ^ A' 2 for 88< WE RE YOUR HOMETOWN DIME STORE MEETING YOUR third legislated ballot proposal important to this state and its citi- VARIETY OF NEEDS would put the stale library and zens. We hope voters will study Good July 14-20 coupon must icrompiny order Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 till 6 its budget under direct authority the issues and vote wisely of the Legislature. these important issues. Grand Valley Ledfer - Wedneaday, July 16. 1986 • Page S Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. July 16, 1986
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Jule t Auto Bacmf '84: CAST Edtltoit Am^tKO i trT«botli#d O (ii) • rft MOW 'Jaws' TH« Rom* Tr«M of TMio (CC) U» ronbif at tHo Impm TNT (R) Jory 1953 son Indv Live (CQ A man eating ihork torroritos R IMAX) MOW: LiMorco 30BX VafO* MOW THo MOW 'Way Out Wast O I HBO) MOW Mad Mas; a New England fhhing vilog* Ri- O INtOI MOVM ShMtt §4 I Joan SHopHord i Groat •A (CQ SAmorKon Fourth ol July ond 0 If Coors Concert S Beyond THundordome (CQ chard Droyfuti, Robert Show, Roy RusH for a 2*0 Ol X MOW; 'THo Sackotts' A S3 Mafor Loofuo ImtbtHI- At- 1975 IR) ^ Duk Cuv«>ft >• OtHor Dkostors i It » • bvmf O L) Uvo Boat family movoi westward to the Now w i lUBOl 'tila.M » Uinta ot New Yo*k Mots (id m Lok# WeWfen Com«« »• On- ^ I-t** • • 'J' ^ ^ ^ of THto O ft Wild Kinfdom has boon bunod ofcve on the Mosko territory. Glenn Fatd. Scm •oiwif livo Truck W (R) grounds of her e«toto Olwa de EBK* Bon Jobmon 1979 Port 2. ond Tractor PuB SUNDAY O J MOW XiWi In 11*0 • CD World Wide CHurch of in Action O X • ANrod HltcHcack ^ fowl Tm m (MAX! MOVM: Noovonly ,;ji #» 1-:- iAi--L 9 (NtOI MOW 'Palo Ak' At a buty airport, Howlond, Jo*oph Canon. Wobor t Presents (R) In Stereo © T»«*nw IfMOmCwf li«« 910 TMw WW Kid 7/20/86 1972 SV CD (ID ^ <2H National Auda- •P Standby Ufhti! Cemerel Covov Story 9:30 9 X CB Mo ond Mrs. C In •Hero's UcyB Shmaxi MOW 'A SHinmf j^Ud^bLTL'T^Tr^ Turkey Television Takina My Turn (CC) k <>on Soc >«ty S^>«< id Candor (CQ Actwnl Own* ol WiH Sonnott Storoo (HSO) MOW; "THo (MAX] MOW THo Control loam. George Ptppurd. S 4; 30 • (HBO) HIO SHowcase Half 4:10 a ifMt cwvf Al tHo Movwi THk Wook in Japan gb. Touch Karon Groiili. Don Murray. 1979, Honor's Sana' (CQ MOW: 'At Gui>j>omt' A a Ulatimo (CQ 4)0 O 41 Cl H Wid* World •< 1000 X CO 9 Croty Don Pro* Lest m §" S 0 *(9 MOW mara's fl| Showbli Week Coral Jungle: PRgHt ol tHo WfWCmj^ li lt VwSwf^wTfvtimntmmw W 4(30 S If s Your lu MOVH THo Low Against tHo Poppa?' A bachelor ichomo* to a STmaxi | HBO) MOW; Hoavon Help •kmowPs his afinf modmr Georg* target lor by 4m dead • I •^PVwWe^fulfill • . *»- •*-i-!-- eoPrwm da AHt#J Hitchcock *" •;00 Segal. THA Van Dovofo, Ruth Oar- IWio * wO-»O ..•. wy , MIcHeleb C up iflsDiff'rou t Strolloi don. 1970. ICQ m Prime Hows ® Buffalo B« 5 00 OuifKy Off tHo 1955 iiD iW» Liloetyle 1:30 O X CP Gi ANrod J MOV* Doctor WKo I Rating 8A6 IHRA M CPMda'NMo — Danfer (B)ki Stoto of Oocoy NotionJ Drag £ Daybreak Week in O X • Jl TKo ^CH •! Ulo • Oat af Control Tale Of Two Otios '•CO « In Sttrto CNN Bvonbif Nows 2:15 MOW % FTV CD W AwttM City LimiH: MOW OvorW W< It 30 II -11*1" S Cabs r^WWlWwii, t i • ni •WWMWW^ j,l 1'VM.J'iJy f s-i/-,c I fn ^ ,i # f:v* mv Movio: Donald Quacks Up (CQ Mnoy/THt 12:00 2:30 Donnw rho Monoc* fkn fk*o*oi ifory of ** wcufd llSS. SI 'IT) Kinf Konf; THo LMng I IS MOW^'THO SM mon cut down in thoir Uaend fi hoUUi •! Notwro RipOir WHb 14 | tx^ity ol BrOkh Me Glendo Jack MOV* My BUody Voion- primo by Iho dsmandi of war. ton. Mono Wodibome, Trevor Ho- « prm* n jmrwr t/vJ'n'rv U^ nwrwi^ . r|kwX 5®«^Silvor Spoons (t) Mno' TKt mayor of o Ueepy mmmg , lour umi prolsi*iswol 4iiovo* u*e ward. 1978. Twrhoy TeWviwon thokn BaM 1975 I [MAX] MOW: Tlio Last Un- Mr Ml town rtcttvoi a Iwort ai o rolwHint fill SI X • X MOW "Ona lOtM • ^ Kid WHo CowMn t MIM Iwfn* 1140 • THo OoAd Bag MNJNO 9dt PoJ Kciman. Ion IMvr N*l Lao J. Cobb, Gif Y Cooks, tHo OtHor Dooea'f (CQ A AilKk 19tl. 11:00 iXttX©(9i n M (£ • CD • (S • a « Zg53 YTIfffW WoMor 1974. fTssi• (MAX) MOW- lanaway' 4 00 O 1 • 9 Nowt 9 MOW: Son^i ol Iwo Jimo . »o bo on # 1914 Davis Cap (R). 12*0 S f C Porspocthm • |HBO] MOW THo An ofkor't ten Hoi no Mung for #i« M*A*S N wile ond ton io bi 9:00 I x1® ara u LitHo HOWM on tho troditiom of Ifet Morin* Corpi but Hangin I 8 ^ m Wrn To duo oBmony. Ja*oph lologna. Sat- (MAX) MOW SilZ&ZL. Morning Nows ff— ^ undtr tbt itroii of bottW, o tough OoovwHl Uvo. orme FloAoNe, la*onna Argu ••Bcq 12:30 netto' mtin- 19S3JR). bvmf WddjCQi John Woynt. John Agar, AdtW I S Doris Day's aujmm 0(H(MBI O0 | MO VII Th« Womon (CQ Styie With Bm KUmch SI (3D mow After No. 90: OIMMO in Bod' (CQ mac' (CQ Tho fatal cra*k of on Air CunousB (MAX] &(HBO ] cTiTl of Uborty OODaia Florida pt in 1983 rolocti the indi- ^Tdodore* dw is i: ^ Dukes of I |HK» »~m (Mr AiH («). !MO W SMpt With Wmf« BMors M Ilia Name af lave hokofCnr h hsroiao ol three porsom m a < Dining in (MAX) MOW: Mko Aco- Bocklou younf ovmon ftH o (Ob « I (MAX] Comtdy Ixporimont: lorgmon, Yul eRorts iav*d t „,4 I-L .rifin , l.i Wr,. (HSO) Fraulo lock (CQ • ICQ "wonwi r oonnyj Troria rwoi Bnmner. hHele n Hayes. 1954. D.C/i '-^ . -K -lj I Witrtinji Int.- r-« .. - la P00H WOd World ol Anmmh N W| ^, Jx/win v. rVrnVrvTo, SB (MAX m Nif ht FligHt [MAX] MOW Xountry' SMSSW Rftlf^ipot Movie Ker Bott ol Oisio ond Homot Lotho lonkiami. 1941iv . King Woobond al. lorry Corbm 1984. (R). • MOW THo Roluctant Do* YoaCan'tOoTHatonToMvi- mit lie Frog ond friendi hood to • 30 Bomon (CQ (B). 1b7lo*to« l Wa^ l Disney Preeewts! SHo i with Mo on- I Succos* 'n Lifo Daybreak 12:30 » i • • ^ «(CQ rWWIWOiCn Little PHn 3:30 9 3$ About Tap (R). ol Atfobotlci TwUifHt Zono fS""-" Wagon Train Owt ol Control I beauty ol Mkh Me. Glondo Jack- 9:30 •dtiJhiiaT. 4 30 CBS ivoninf Now* ion. Mono Wcohbomo, Trevor Ho- ® Stanley tHo Ugly Ducking Whot i HopfMntnf II B:4S OTV 4:00 I) X IS X CBS Sports Sun- 400 X O C£ MOW: Mifh 1130 • X MOW Dof Day Aftor- ward. 1971. CBS Now. si noon' A frontk and bofoddlod 12:35 • (MAX] MOW THo Amioty' Tho now hood of o San MOW Movio Groats Froncnco umitonum plocot hit lifo bankrobb*' p'om O RfOOVtyn book fast dab'(CQ i ABC Now* 1:00 • (S) Pvttin on Hie Hits lurepo: THo Mighty Con- Uot ol tbo Wild in donfor whon ho uncovon a tinh- hokt that gooi awry. Al Pacino, (HBO) Fraaale Rock (CQ vlow(CQ W Chm Sarandon, John Caxalo. With This Ring ' Ordntn Mown Factory Stdl tho Boovor m a a a AA^J 8--. « L . la ^^I Death VaBoy Ooyi MOW Katy' Pinnoclo g Drooas finoontm 1975 Tennis. 1984 Davis Cap Live. Star Troh Cortoon Kohn. Clom Loochmon 1977 |B). O H MOW: THo Stunt Man' Church Hour S Auto Badng B4: A fugihvo findi himtoH ot tho morcy ScHome ol THing* 1 7:00 • Standby... L*gHt*l Put marbtM In th« bottom of tho double bollw. Th«v O fi © il MOW: Whon of an occontrK director whon ho Toko Time Mr. Wbarsf* World SobdGoW Action! SHo Soy* No' (CQ Aftor o womon takot rofugo on a movio ft at a 1:10 10*0 will make such a noiaa whan tha watar boHs. as to call Tod Knifbt Show thro* ^rtOn to SPECI AU 4 30 O X GeH. BonaM McDonald Toil ol tHo Town itunt man. Potor O'Toolo. Stov* 1:1S m(9 1*0 you from tha farthast corner of tha housa. O *1 • OOrr*, CJ '^yO' DOTTIC v^UpT» Roilibock, Barbara Honhoy. 1980. 1:20 O (HBO] MOW Farced ovor tho iiiuo of toduction vorwt Goodwtl Gamos Vf t• fi a •<) n c 0 Q (HBO) MOW T ropo Kothlton Oumbn, Rip Tom, X MOW: THo Four Mu- 1:30 9 mess w (a THo World T to Jon* Aloxondor. 1984. (B). skotoors' Tho joyoui oicopadoi of 9 X Nows (HBO) MOW Tigors '84 O X O ^ Tho Goldon Gtrb f roguoi, gallant domwrli and D Roam 212 5*0 Creatures Great (B) In Storoo iwordplay oro dspicted in thk co* SWaioI Uvmf Wild (CQ (B|. CD H MOW: Amorkon Im- mody odvonturo. Ohvor Rood, Ro- S^J nday © (MAX] MOW (MAX] MOW 'A SHining WKool ol Fortwno piro' Two Civil Wor votorom bo- 0 (» Groat ROYAL NEIGHBORS SUPREME OFFICE THroo'i o Crowd ^Uwl VVtKn, KKnora v»l*OWIOOdOiO. 2:00 Al Amorkon Wrosthng (R). Takbia My Turn (CQ (I). com* cattle ronchon m Toiot. but 1975 REMAN FRONT DISC ol 700 dub A Wind in tHa' • MOW 'Mafeu' A' OF AMERICA ROCK ISLAND. ILL. om couple's perip
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(HBO]- Ptke Is light P^rvRFWYe • ^CWvSf^Tri rrOwrOBO jOfTlwy 1100 0 CD Magnum. P.I. (R) S 30AM O AFTBNOON I 111 '1$) Wheel of Fortune Knight. Zo^ko Kanek 1981 ABC Now [MAX] - The 10*5 0 THo Other Moo' A r AeweB |R) 4:30AM 0 (MAX] — Mortin • Doy (CC) 1100 O (HBOI MOV* m W American PWyhouse f:3BAM 0 - te a ^on e s > » t of Night wile mtoo i • OOAM O (HBO] — THo Doop W^W^Wwww* Movie Festival. Testament (CQ (HBO)--THo (t utmiKKM I 10AM 0 [MAX] — Socrod Ground (CC) 0 (MAX) MOV*: Don't Oy, [MAX]. tolndb'(CQ % H's Only Thunder' Green Themes. Tommy Games 1970 King^Kong^andl f 30AM • ITk fWA • ' Hits: 1944 World Ser- f® MOV*: 'Bogie' Humphrey Bo Dome Party USA u* ( Kupt... |CQ Port 1 of 3. - THo 11*0 0 Pro Basebal Team [HBO] - stool ies (I). 10 00AM CD gart'* tumultuoui felahomhip with UJiCLI m MOV*: A Kid lor Two For. 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Ms ee-gM 7:30 0 m New Mealyaod Game 10*0 0 GD 9 (D Wast 57lh 4 00 • [MAX] MOW: Oxford CNN tvsning News 0- : 9 00PM O (B — 'The Wnr el the Worlds Palty Me, fnsnd Comsl WBds. Abbe Lorn. 0 ® $1,080.000 CHaace of a B <41) 0 t1> Arthor HaBoy's (CQ — THo teljra Port 1 of 1. (D. ® - 'The Soldier' 10:30 Is-A00 ' Sharon Tots 1947 Fronck Ledorer. 1958. [HBO] - It. Base's Fbo (CQ 1*0 0 O National Audubon So- M'A'S'H lCD0(9ft.flbawlsem(D. Pit go ot Chkaae Cubs trait of MicW 11:40 0 d) MOW: 'Troosuro of the d) • O - "Tti. U*4m (CQ podok Condor (0Q Sale of tho Century | [HBO I MOVtf 4:30 ®N.kfcol.na Amoson' Is search of a MAX] — — 'A Kid for Two Fmthkty [HBO] MOW Rro'TO 5:00 © America's Cup Valerie (I) h s forhme, a group of llt 10:00PM [HBO] - leeeBnes' (CQ sail up *s 0(MAX) Dewnunder (I). II Tlgo - ^Te Nel ond Bodi 5.30 Ci Ggotte WorM of Sp-tt lvorsksg ot Peps : 'Kh kid THo Mvor Joumoys; He Stuart Whitman, 11:4SPM0[MAX]. 1:15 S 11 [MAX] ~-Bod Bey. 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Aim Biylh bvmptr-to-bumper tie-up on tho Wn 1:10AM O GD* !• 4:30 0 [HBO] MOW 'Mystery at Is^ibhis ot A« Gremgor 1953 INBO) MOW love CM# 1:00AM CE) [MAX] - Mkomf In Action N: Tho Bofinmnfl ICQ Los Angsks freeway tystem is the • (MAX) MOW -MWm tm MocNesI Iwhfi'f N«w»K 0 [MAX] — (CQ 8*0 •(•V 10i30 0 ft) Never Tee OM Dkk Cavott (t). 1:10AM O GD — Treoture ol the Amoson' lubfod of thk camody. John Beck, Action B: THo Beginning' (CQ l OOAM 0 - -HondU With Com' ilt%' (CQ ^0 Never Tee CM (1). 23 House for AM Ed AAcMahon HiByeisd Insider (I). 1:15AM C9 [HBO] — 'Over the Breehlyn Brtdfe' 5:30 0[HBOSlH ] Dorothy In tho land el Down to Earth In Stereo. 1:30AM 0 - 'Paris Wlseo B 2 40AM 0 [MAX] — ConloMioni el o Driving Instructor' Oi nMlGDaOEiaSDacSi i [IMAX1 MOV*: Home in (MAX) MOW THo KiBmg (CQ (I). 1:40AM 0 [HBO] - T 1:55AM B Shiphtghli # # *'(CQ [MAX] MOW 'Bod Boys' m. 1:45AM 0 [MAX] - 'THo New Kids' (CQ (9 Highway to M A S*H 1:10 0 CD MOW 3 00AM S) USA Cortoon Express Prims Time Wrestling 0Gosofir JVSSS. (*). Hi ogieui' A ipoded rich kid grows MOW The Island el Stithe of Onie and 1:15 m [HBO] MOW 'Over Hie 3^0AM 0 - Ceptaki Kidd' up fan under the cam ol a crusty 3 05AM CS [HBO] - The Mon With One led Shoe (CQ 4*0 ®OCD0CDi in my Heart: A «venture' ^^^^yvv Je0l0w 4:00AM — THa White Tower' wo captain. Karl Maiden, Kcordo 4:00AM ® — Pols ol the Saddle I News Green Acres 1:30 0GD0MI> 1%« Trees of THAo (CQ (I), ma*an Kahn. 1977. ! 9— THo Little House en I ® — 'The Star. Leek Down' Mazda SportsLeek Best of tfso Superstars Bast of Money, Money rod NBcHoedi (MAX) MOW 'Avonging Father Knows Best ® — Oioors for Mks 4:15AM O [MAX] - BON. S Mr. Witard's World (CQ(D. Bolt el Onie and Harriet 4:30 CBS Evening 4:15AM 0 [MAX] - Hfeferco' mo a^t^a aao 4:30AM 8) — Dinner at the liti' [HBO] MOW Heaven Help 8:30 O GD 13 (9) Amaiing 11:30 1:00 s i ® 0 ® ABC 4:ISAM 0 [HBO] - 'GMs of the White Orchid' Us' I 0 Father Knows 4 45AM [HBO] - Night Patrol (CQ (T CBS News (R^ In Stsrea. 4:30AM Ql — Daniel
TUESDAY 410 © (HBO) MOVIE: Dot and the 9 30 0 MOW: One and Only, Nightly B 0 (9) MOW 'Squirm' After a Cup (I). USA' (CO (9 ABC News CliMlliin#- ( )• in i • « i t 1 ^fir>iitw THURSDi during the 13* century NAoloi Bunny wwnv/i i r^piltwt rUtTliiy eoooslCe Ths»| Rifleman power lino Occident, a tmaH Geor- O f J Simon A Simon 4*0 0 [MAX] MOW 'Coney Is- 0 (MAX) MOW 'Tile Lost Un- 7 30 CD (MAX) MOVIE Who • Al- Oierkossov, Sergei 7/22/86 10 00 © [HBO] MOW: Trancers loves'S World Clasi Women gia town became, the tcene of land raid el Veginta WeeH? (I). 7/24/86 1938. (Subtitled). 11:30 MURNINA A f\ D k U AO. i / wriggling horror a. hungry, sioctn ^t) ABC News Nightftne 4*5 0 [HBO] MOW 8:30 8 00 CD (HBO] MO VIC: MUnli (CQ [MAX] MOW: Great Ex- ® Showbiz Today hod worm, attack the populace. QS) Private Bei 9*0 Down tHo Stretch (I). 8*5 0MOW J2S555B2SL Joumey brews m the Sot^hwoa v*w o cov- 5 30 ® Ma 1 da SperHUoV |R| 8:30 @ SportsCentor MCK locks Don Scardino, Patricia Psarcy, Jan ed9«ef Night 8*0 0 [HBO] MOW High School 9:30 0 MOW'Katy' oby unit uttsmpts to ugn o 4 00 ® (MAX) MOVIE The Law 9 00 CD McDonald'. U.S. Swimming Walton's Children's Corel 4 35 Gemsr Pylo, USMC Sullivan 1974. 5:00 1 World Champiomhip. (I). 10:05 0 MOW My Faverite Wife A 7:00 New York Grand Prix (R>. and Jake Wade' 0 ® MOW Day of the Evil Top lank Boxing from At- n- . - •—A. M i y,-a.• In.ruin wife belkved to be dead returns to $100,000 10*0 0 [HBO] MOW Streets ef j%KM i O-OfK.PvfjTy f\J Gun' Two bitter tnemiet have to lantk Qty, NJ (1). THURSDAY find her Kutband remarried and OunsMM work togsther in ardor to MVO a yJJ ^a* twsnign!— i Fko' (CQ 1953. trio, to win hkn back. Gary Grant, Throo's THUHOAY [MAX] Statue el Uborty Today 8:30 0 CD 0 (9 PomBy Ties (I) ks Trial of To- TUISDAY'S MOVIIS kidnapped women from the Inde 0 The Bore hotter Qwonides Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott. Star Trek am. Gisnn Ford, Arthur Ksnnedy, 11:30 f) Comedy Tonight J/tt/tt MOW'The Web'A lawyer', 1940 Prko Is light Dean Jogaer 1948. «bodyguard become, i" 4:35 Pylo, USMC TUESDAY O 4^ INN News 11:00 0 Pre lo..bo« Tmm Ann a murdsr mystery. Edmoad aB 9*0 7/11/84 10 O Wheel of Fortune O QD CD ® Hunter (I) In O CI] 0(9 Late Night with t aoAM a [MAX] - 7*0 Wrestling (R) Nightly Bu.inss. lepert Stereo. David Lett si man In Storoo. rim. Vincent Prko. EBo lames. $100,000 Pyraadd feOSAM B [HBO] — Si (9) 11:30 0Maida Sport .Look (I). •vvW^s^WW^wmfMm Mail I alWl i W• vi fww^rweetianfti® • IS c^nrodw: Trial «i To- 0 (9 ABC News Nightftno 1947. 4 00AM S) (MAX] — 'The Law and Joke Wade' lOOAM 9 [HBO] - -Mfli ScM U.S.A.' (CQ lusso (CQ 31 That GiH 11*0 0 [MAX] MOW 'Topper' t's AFTRFfOON ^ to inKafailanti ot a 4 30AM 0 (HBO] — 'Dot and the Bunny' Denes Party UU 0 Bast of Grouche • [MAX] - HMUM UniMm' 0 Pm Basebal Toam Arm Star Trek moon. Martin Lan- 7:30AM CD (MAX] — 'Who's Afraid el Virginia WooM? 11:00 0 (HBO) MOW Oeok ond U.N.C.LE 0 MOW Shampoo A hak VtMAM • - Ha* Wiestiiig (I). Prko Is Bight 11:30 0MaBdaSf>o.tvW R 10 (9 Will si el Fortune Bam. 1979. 11*0 B 00AM O [HBO] - Mask (CQ £Bf'(CQ dreswr, with a number of mis- 10:OOAM 0 [HBO] - faMtl «i Nn' (OQ 0 [MAX] MOW Heavenly 0 ® MOW'MMden'Dss- *^ioaas #Beoe4 * ^^AAAA^MA trosse., is diuttoied whon the AnaHOON pite (Merer# backgrounds, two 9 30AM ® v^vvw wwfW \^rfeyj v/rt^inai roimiy Kid' 700 Oub U IOIOSAMS - TIM WAB' women find out about each other peopls fal in love during World 10 00AM CD [HBO] — Trancers (CQ 0 MOW. 'Toast of New York' You Can't Do Thot on Televi- AWA Wro n :00AM • [MAX] - 'Tapfar' 11:00 a IMOOI MOV* 'Tar*thl and doctds to leave him. Warren War I. Joquokno Bkeet. Jurgen Jim Fak ntet from a Ntw England Lony King Uvo Tkae' [HBO] MOW CD [MAX] — 'Great Expectations' Boalty, JuBo Chnsho. Golefio Hown. 11:00PM B [HBO] - -TwatM TIM' Prodmow. 19B5. peddler to one of ths Bnt WaM 7:05 Green Taming of the I 1975. 0 MOW THo Perseaols' (CQ 10 05AM 0 'MM f JIufuito. WWffw • - 'Tha Paoanah' 0 CD 0 (9 CHeors (1) In Street giant, of indurtry. Edward 7:30 I No 9:30 0 [MAX] MOW fraternity 11:40 0MOW to# of the Bed Hot Stunned by hk wile's wddm re- [MAX] MOW 'Topper' 11 OOPM 0 [HBO] — Cloak and Dogger' (CQ Arnold, Cory Grant, Franco. I $1,000,000 Chance of a Vacation'(CQ 11:J0PM ® ® - Ta fa A—awaca# quest for dhrorce. a young man ad Donee Party IUS A 0 0 Myeteiy. THo Moving MOW'Alexander Nevsky' 0 [MAX] — 'Heavenly Kid' Farmer. 1937, I tempts to have an afeer in order to IMPM B [MAX] — Cawntry' vertke. in the pormnak caiumn in Men from UIJiCL. i 11:M0 ® MOW: To Bo An. M#A*S#H ardor to get bock Into the knglo. n Prince Nsinky takes a her- 0 - Toast el New York pork up hk humdrum B — vmlnt CM Yaw Sfara a Oima?' a%b!facM nou Sale of the Century Alan Arkin. Soiy kmo. K.ii Schooaort, Karen Lan- 11:30PM O @ — 'To Be Announced' • [HW] MOV* 'Pal* Ud*,' 1:00 MOW: Shaggy D.A.' Premiss. 1971. IMPM B — lull'mi' drv. 1981. during the 13th csnMy. Nikolai 1:00PM 0 - Shaggy D A.' Tennk: 1984 Davis Cup (I). 4 America (CQ 0 & PWt for tho Taking 1:00 1:00PM B [HBOI — 'Tha Cam b Oraan' 11:30 0 (Si MOW To Be An- I You Cea't De That oa Telsvi Oierkossov, Sergsi Ckinmin. 1:85 ai »i .» 8?{«IIAXI MOW 'THo 1938. (Subtitled) 1 05PM I MOW: Boots Molene' A m n m of To iiw IMPM B [MAX] - 'Mavmf VMaMam' (CQ Smmmi'iCQ 11:15 0 MOW 'Midnight Laca' A young boy, after Isaving home, we (CQ 0 [MAX] MOWlHe Omofa 1*0 0 [MAX] MOW Xeantry 7*5 1:00PM 0 [HBO] — 'ConnonbaN lun H' (CQ m MOW THo i k terrifiod by ob- moon a man who train, him to be a [HBO] MOW Ti Man' 4:00PM B [HBO] - -IndMMrtW jaumar' 0 MOW Con You 7:30 1:30PM [MAX] — 'The Low and Jake Wade' Derk Day. Ies 0 jockey. WiNkim Holdsn, Johnny 0 MOW 'Paul and MkheBe' 5 30PM B [HBO] — 'OiaaA mnd Chanf't Iha oDkner 000,000 Qionco el a Stewart, Stanley ClomsnH. 1952. (I). 0700 Oub 1940. 4:00PM 0 [HBO] — 'Dot and the Bunny' Dkk Cavott Soon Bury, Anicee Ahina. 1974. B [MAX] - Tha Uat Unkam' sldoo 1:00 0 [HBO] MOW Cannonbal CNN Evening Nows • 1*5 I0 F MOW Scalawag' A M*A*S*H 11:30 0 [MAX] - Blithe Spirit' 6:00PM g) - 'Tha Yawnf fawwyif 9:30 0GDV^MgHt Court (Din Bon r (CQ 10:10 10 MOW 'Murderer's low' Isgged pkats. an mnocent young Sale ef the Century Comedy Tonight 5:30PM [HBO] — 'Starman' (CQ 0 1:30 [MAX] MOW The low Meet Helm k coiod in Tamine of Hn 7 00PM B [HBO] - Viaaft ai ha' (CQ boy and hk astsr warch for gold 0(9 7:35 V Me^a League Boi 4:00PM [MAX] - 'The k Udnoppod by o 1:10 i_ (D O CD BIOW 'THo B [MAX] - Towar' dubloons Kirk Douglm, Mark Les- 3:45 tociBiiphici nt Arionfo l(^)' L Dovid Utter man In Stereo. Beenloyor' The intrepid Howkoyo ter, Nevile Brand. 1973. ai 4:00 IMPM B - Wmhintfan UUk' 10/10 (CQ Norigaters (CO (I), s [HBO] MOW Dot and the »:00 emo(BSnwia Mary. H. Karl Maiden 1944. and hk blood brother set out to 1:00 0 [HBO] MOW 'THo Com h 8:00PM 0 [HBO] - Protocol' (CQ """Hiss ij) ABC News Mghtftne 10:30 0 Celebrity Chefs rescue beautiful Watofc-wo. Stove B- 'Paonho W Groan' [MAX] — 'Heavenly Kid' (MAX] MOW Mkhe Spbif ii®0O Who's the Bess? 10:45 0 News © - 'Alaiandar Na«kr' (SuMM- AWA WrosHing (I). Edge ef FBght — Lipstick' Motor League Basebal Son iih»0 (E O GD 0 d) 0 (9 $$ Strategies Best ef Grouche «Diego ot Chicago Cubs 1:05PM 6 - Awawhaar (CQ Part 1 of 3. MOW 'THo Heroes of Tale- [MAX] MOW Moving — 'King Kong' © 0 Australian lulos Footbol '84 # # # 9:00PM B (9) - 'Afaa Anode S mark' A bond af resatance hgh M A S H Vielatiens' (CQ 9:00PM Q fS) - 'Squirm' A-Toom (I). Hangin' bi B® - FartwMao 3:30 0 Top lank Boxing from At- D*ath of a tors attempt to destroy a heavy- (H) — Day of the Evil Gun Neva: latum of Odd Couple lantk Oty, NJ (I). water plant the Germans plan to B [HBO] - -Pal* (Ma.' (CC) S Aate lacing '84: USAC (I) tjso Oiprey (CQ (R). Teay Broom's Journal 4.00 0 [HBO] MOW m Mize in ardor to manufacture the 9:30PM CD [MAX] — Fraternity Vacation (CQ •(CQI B [MAX] - 'Th* Maon Saoian' (CQ Midgets Live. [HBO) MOW 0 [HBO] MOW -PretoceT Journey' No* (CQd). m 1 atom bomb. Kirk Douglm. Richard 10 00PM CD [HBO] — Trancers' (CQ 700 Oub 40 Weavo tVBnif* ^ Ar^VWA B le Chaplin (CQ Part 1 of 3. B - 'Tha laluctafH DabulanM' 4:30 0 Blind Man's I (S)^H Harm, U8a Jacobson. 1945. 10 30PM 0 — Murderer', lew' 10(15 0 MOW You Can't Win Em 11:40 0 CD MOW:'MBbsg Stana'A .EVmiNG S? I MAX) MOW Hoavonly 0(9 To Bo 10:15PM B - Yw Can't Win lm Af 5:30 O (HBO) MOW Oioach and Kid' Chongfs Hie Cerskon Brothers* Al* Two American soldier, of for- freelemce writer moke, a daring at- 11:30PM 0 [HBO] - Mask (CQ 11:00PM B [HBO] - Uvafaa.' (CQ tune match their wits and fighting 4:00 di)OCDOCD0 0 MOW lipstick' A high Adventures of Onie ond 0 [MAX] MOW THo Last Utv ffK The Cosby Shaw tempt to defy a belfigorsnt then* 0 [MAX] — Certain Fury' I News lotion model k brutally raped by H B [MAX] - Aim*.I Y*»' (CQ jtt) (R) In Stereo. sMH ogaimt the armies of two no- who k trying to cover up a scandal- — Summertime' tions. Tony Curtk, Charles Branson. ® Little House en the her younger sister'. 11:30PM B - AflMt 00* 1/4' (D- ous unaB town murder. Gil Ger- 1:45 0 MOW HeBor in Pink 1970. ard, J.D. Cannon. Mohemioh Per- 11:30AM 0 bwide tho POA T Tights'During the 1880i. a theatri 11MAMB - 'Alman*, Nankr' (M>MM I^aicq-n croft. Chrit Sorandon 1974. JVSSNO 10:30 0 21 Tony Brawn's wi 1978 I14OAM0 — 'lost ol the lad Hi cd hoops touring the Wok survives AA- J l,!,,,, MAMMK. ® GoBsghor 11:15AMB - 'Midnight laca' 0 CMMran ef tbo 0 [HBO] Standbig loom Only: s^wWraee* 11:30 biN collected, ensortod gunmewi, 4*0 0(T)03!)0(D0CD0 0 MOW: 1:00AM 0 [MAX] — The Omega Man' ® Daktori Sfctors In the Name ef leva hosliie Indians and naMe. Amhony 11:30AM B - Um H*r**i *1 TaUmait 10 C0 (la News An umcrupulous buwmunwn UM. — 'Paul and MkheBe' m MOW King Kong' Kong, hk wile to blackmail o govsinment 0 [MAX] MOW 'THo Execu- Loron 1940. 11:40AM B 3) - Wfafl Smm' 0 (ft) Little House en the [MAX] MOW: The Omega taken to New York at an attraction, A . * lOffl '• M 1 IXJ«'7 ** -Mjiu-m. »Song' (CQ 1:10AM GD O CB — 'THo Doorslayof 3:00 0 Auto Racing: NHBA Bud- B [MAX] - Tha faaorfanar'. fan, (CQ Prairie b^c^omrt enr o^jed wt^cn ht tcntes Coral Lynley. 1980. 10:35 Location: Parenmt TraTi ap BII 1*0 varoBPs 1 3SAM [HBO] — Pritsi's Honor' (CQ weieor Summer Nationals (1). 0 ft) Bosem Buddies that the womem he love, k being I IOAM B 9) - 'MAn, Stana 11*0 CD0CD iCD0(9i USA ® Tenignt Show (I) - • MOW -Drossod to Kif 0 S MecNeJ Lehrer Newsh- 0 Boot of Walt DknoyProeonts: 1:40AM 0 [MAX] — The Initiation MOW Cora mistroatsd. Charle. Groekn, Jouka 1:40AM B [HBO] - 'MMnifht bpraw' Holmesfind, tha t a muik boi holds M#A*S#H 1:45AM — Hotter in Pink Tights' Green Acres Lango, Jeff Bridges. 1974. tHo Wackiest Ship Hi the Army That GiH IHo key to plates Oolsn from the 1:35AM CB — "The Bmsfnet Cunteeso' Hangin Hi Mazda Spsrtslsok Darby (t). MOW: "Pbonho B* A swing- Scheme of Things 3:00AM — Dressed to KiB' l lola 0 datyfaackd: Condor (CQ lank of England. Baal 3:00AM 0 [MAX] - Xonfsmi.m el o Driving Instrvcter USA Odd CoupU Mr. Witard's World I Prime N Bamay MMer MOW The Young luna- «ing ungios resort k bosoigsd by o Njoo*l BBrucPXOe 1944. 3:50AM 0 [HBO] - The losehud Beach Hotel I 9feV^MI rrWw^a^wa^e w9s * NPl Films (I). 4:05 Father Knows Best I The Boi Chronicles [HBO] MOW Modi' (CQ 0 Comsdy Brook 0— 'Gas' y' Khool of bloodAkity fidi. Trido 4:00AM — Donee. GiH, Donee' 4:30 8:30 I War end Peace 0 CBS Evening l®M CM tg Pains [MAX] MOW Xortaki m Auto lacing '84: Formulo @51 — 'Dr Syn: The Tn euew' Oman Acres aNofl. Stove Morochuk. 1983 S (MAX) MOW Almost You' 1:10 i CD 'A m (9 ABC News f Jary' One Day ot o Tkne 0 Auto Badng '84: CAIT Mel- — The Couple Takes a Wife' One Grond Prix (t) .' r ® 3:45AM B [HBO] - Ov*. th* fttaaktrn OdV 11 L-» '\j e*> v*. r CBS News 9:00 IJ V P.I. (I). 0 MOW. sen lady (I). Yi^WeQasv w Wt l^v — Transotlantk Merry-Go-feund' ack Alke flv m © Bums A Aion 3:30 4:00AM B - 1ha Daa4y 0MM' tempt to defy o 4 30AM 0 [MAX] - The Ooirvoyont' MIC liiekBko (CC) (R). ef Onie ond who k trying to cover up •aeFNi r^^pflfry 3:50 (HBO) MOW: B - 4*5 01 4:30AM 0 — Model for Murder' NBC Nows 4 30AM B [MAX] - -PaA/i Baoanaa' (CQ CD' • - 'Tan. Grand Valley Ledger - Wedneaday. July 16, 1986 - Page 14 Grand Valley Ledger • Wedneaday. July 16, 1986 • Page 15 Construction on the Good Shepherd Luthern Church well underway laborers for Chritf ut back On June 12, over 30 roof tnu era Ionia County, delaying con- stmction last week, and expect again. * he said "I've never seen Louis. MO. Seven of ihe 10 10 work on the future Good *« fell into the shell of the Mruction for nearly one month to ofTicially dedicate their church trusses fall before in my 35 years workers al ihe future church arc Shepherd Lulhenn Church. church, localed on M-21 in west- The workers resumed con- by late September or early Oc- in the construction business.** members of Laborers for Christ SPORTS AT A GLANCI tober. They had originally plan- When the Laborers finisih in- and the remaining three arc Low- FtlOAV MONDAY ncd on being done on September stalling trusses this week, they ell-area volunteers 7/1t/M 7/31/84 JSaSSSL wmnt* I. will add the roof sheeting and Holtzen said that the old Good 5:00 13:00 $ 9 QD A Perfect Motch The church's Pastor. Joseph shingles. Four feet of berm will Shepherd Lutheran Church, lo- 5 00AM £D — Auto Rocmg •«; IMSA OTO Roc* (R) 5 00AM © - Auto Racing 86 SCCA Super Voos (R). glK'i?- Fremcr. said that the building be added to surround 3/4 of the catcd at 2287 Segwun. was sold • 30 AM © — Sport»Conf*f 5:30 Cl (|D Mora Bool People will be used for worship stalling new church. Berm is a mound because of a lack of growth in 9 OOAM 63 — GoM 19R6 Iriftsh Opon livt 8:30AM © — SportsCentor O >0 Jwn A Tommy 12 00fM O I If ti1 l4f © - GoodwiN Oomei 900AM 63 — Bowling: PBA Austin Open (R). Court August I, the date the roof will or wall of earth. the congregation. He blamed Showbii Today «^Ce^f(CQ 2 00PM © — HOTM SKOW Jumping I Lovo New York Grond Prii (R). 11 00AM (N). be finished. Laborers for Christ is a volun- that on the bad appearance of the 6:00 O CD cas Borfy Morning News TWo workers were injured in teer organization of the Lutheran outside of the building. 3 30PM 89 — Mo ido SparfUat 1130A M — Mo 1 do Sportslook (R). CD Morning Stn 3 45PM ® I 00PM © - Tennk: 1986 Dovss Cup (t) 30 MinutlsBeA W^OL^asB Utflo House oa Hie Prakio last month's accident. Ivan Church, headquartered in St. 400PM 33 — Mo (Of Loagu* Bat* boll Son Froncttc# ot Chicago Cub* 3:4SPM Aorobks BaAos In Motion Hotlzcn. 63, of Hastings, NE., — Tonnit: 19t6 Davit Cup livo © 4:00PM © - Motor league BoseboN Son Diofo ot Chuoqo Cubs | Ma 1 J andJ^sLawrence,60.ofStur- Q.R.'s oldest building Open tO public 6 30PM 0 — Mocfc Sottn t Salt Walor Journal (R). 5:00PM © — America's Cup ChoNonfe Dewnunder (R). CNN 13:05 m Uttle Mouse en the ProMo Each of them sustained a 13:30 7 00PM SD — SporttContor 5:30PM © - GiBotto WaHd al Sports Boom 333 O CD Ci CD Young and tho fractured vertebra, and Lawr- The Charles P. Calkins Law village of less than 1,000 citi- 7 30PM fD — GoH 1986 Irftnh Opon (R) 6:00PM © - Ma 1 do Sportslook Mkkey Mouse Oub • (9 Mm, ence suffered from an additional Office, the oldest existing frame zens. • 00PM O ifff O (4/ © — Goodwill Go mot 7 00PM © - SportsCentor in Motion leave t le Charles Calkins (1803-1890) 10 00PM ffl — Top Ronli Boiing from Atlantic Oty, NJ Itvo 7:30PM © - Inside BoseboN fractured skull. building in the Grand River Val- came to Grand Rapids from 11 00PM O ',4 7'' — GoodwiN Go mot Continued 8:00PM B Sj) B (9 - Motor league BoseboN: Tear ^ Search for T< Holtzcn. supervisor of Labor- ley. is open to the public each to be An- 4 e ^A- -i ^ 11 30PM O ® - GoodwiN Gomot nou need VwfisVfwe VV ••wCW iwnvwy crs for Christ, was on crutches Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Hinesburg. Vermont jn 1836. <9 Toko My Word For It QD — Prime Time WrosHing 6 30 O ®) World News Thk Mom- where he formed a law partner- CD 13' — Grootof Grond Roptdt Opon i Advonturos ol Ossie ond at the site last week, giving in- Through September, the volun- © — Boot of tho Superstars « Greet structions but performing no leer staff of the Museum will ship with Charles G. Bndge He 12 OOAM CQ — Goodwill Gamet 9:30PM © - Track ond Raid: Bud light U.lT.l Trtothlon i CBS Eorfy Morning News physical duties. Holtzen said that offer guides to answer questions later associated in partnership © — SparttCentOf 10:00PM © - Auto Racing NNtA wwewwowvwS < I m tT>(o >T I oufvwvvwvM - « o 1I- Tjut. 30 Minute Workout with John T. Holmes. Doloyed (9 At My CMMran both he and Lawrence should be regarding the history of the build- 12 30AM© — Tonnn 19B6 Davn Cup I Dream ol Jsannio working again within two ing. The Calkins Law Office is lo- 2 30AM © SportoConfor TUfSDAV G) '0| Days ef Our lives ' ' 7/33/B4 weeks. The law office, built in 1846. cated in Lincoln Place Park, at © APT Maw. TKM : Sup4wStation fur^tim# The crew was nearly finished was renovated by the Museum Washington and State Street, 3:00AM © — AWA Wrestling |R), 5:30 AM («). with the trusses when the acci- staff in 1976. The office was across from the Public Museum. 8:30AM SATUtDAY dent occurred. A strong gust of originally built between Monroe There is no admission fee 7/1f/t4 9:00AM — McDonald's U.S. Swimming World Chompionihips (t). 11: wind knocked the trusses over in and Fountain, along Ottawa Av- charged. Toam Arm WrootBng (R). Today 5 00AM © — GoM: 19SO Britith Opon (R). 11) (")• a domino effect. enue, when Grand Rapids was a 7 30AM © SporteConter 1:00PM — Tennis: 19B6 Dovis Cup (t). CufK>U$ Cp#Of{)# Holtzen is taking extra pre- 3:45PM 6:45 1): News Construction has resumed at the future site of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Last cautions to ensure no trusses will 7:00 ® O QD • 00 AM — Otomp*on»Kip WrettWng 4:00PM Son Diofo ot Chicnfe Cube week crews went back to work at the church, located on M-21 in western Ionia County. fall again. — Auetralian Ruiot FootboN $6 (t). twlas FootboN 86 (t). O® O («) The church had a one month delay in construction when over 30 roof trusses collapsed into "We've added plywood brac- 9:00AM A « a (CO 3:00 a 41) m O One life to Ura ® - World Wide Wrestling StOOPM (•). the shell of the church. The construction crew Laborers for Christ, should be finished with the ings to keep them from falling HOWARD DRAIN s World Oom Womon (R). 6:00PM mm project late September, but the church will be open for worship starting August L 9 30AM srs lofosmo (R). c IMPROVEMENTS 10:00AM — Outdoor life ft). 6:30PM — ROVCO s (*). ABvo A WaBl 11 (1) - loooUN Bunch 7:00PM Father Knows Best • Cop (t). 7:90PM — NR. Dkk Van Dyke Jazz series set for Aquinas 11 7:35PM 13 O (S) CD 13' - Golf: irittfth Opon BOOPM Darby (t). Aquinas College will host a ditorium in the Art and Music 3:30 B (3) S (S) O - GoodwiN Gomos f*0PM W - AWA WrosHing Summer Jazz Series outdoors at Building. NOTICE ®l — Auto toeing B6 Formula Ona Grond Pni (R). II OOPM ffl - Inside tha PGA T« the Amphitheater of the Art and The concert schedule is as fol- 1:00PM O 8 C3 Cjj) - Moyar Uoguo BoiaboN. loo Aitfotot ot St. Uuo 7:15 Music Building on the College lows: July 29, The Aquinas Col- BOWNE AND LOWELL or PhilodolpHio ot Cncinnoti WEDNESDAY 7:30 ® MASK CD 35 — Great Outdoors 7/33/86 campus. The Scries is sponsored lege Night Jazz Band under the To lifel: Yoga 3:00 OX)0w«n, light TOWNSHIPS 3:00PM O 1? CD - GoodwiN Gomos Lira. by the Aquinas Music Depart- direction of Bruce Early; August NOTICE i Varied Proframs © 13 Goneral i S OOAM © - Action Sports ol tho BO'S: 1985 WaHd Offshore ® ® — Greater Grond Rapids Opon Welcome to Pooh Corner S u i# n
•It's aJI on paper, Kunnen credibly happy about selling our The retail center which 13th Macker Tourney is gone but not forgotten said. "We'll receive their inven inventory, but I'd rather sell the Johnson has planned to build is New management takes over Arrowhead lory when we finish constmc inventory now and not be forced still being reviewed by the City's Arrowhead Golf Course re- Rex said that they would like said. t4lt has more hills and out of business from their (Fam Planning Commission The retail lion." cently received 58 years of pro- to change a few greens and make ponds, which are attractive " Wc understand that Johnson's ily Fare) competition " center would be located next to fessional golf management ex- some improvements, but they are The two plan to work greens have been very important to Johnson s will remain open the Food Basket, on the land perience when new owners took fairly satisfied with Arrowhead's and tees over at the 153 acre Lowell.** he added. "We hope until Family Fare opens Phil were the old St. Mary's Church over duties at the 18-hole golf current condition. course, located at 2170 Alden thai by selling their inventory Johnson has made future career it. H course last month "We looked at a lot of courses Nash, and add trees. they will be better ofT. plans, but "nothing is finalized Family Fare is receiving finan- Al Remeta and his son Rex, and chose Arrowhead because it Phil Johnson, co-owner of Things are still in the planning cial support for the construction began managing the course June had the most potential." Rex Johnson's, added Tm not in- from Michigan National Bank 6, after purchasing it from De- ^ i • BKnSEBEE nnis and Judy Spooner Board members sworn into office Al has been managing courses since the end of WW II. and Rex of Education office at 12685 The Unveil Board of Educa- In other matters, the Board has been doing the same for the Foreman Road at 7:30 p.m tion held its regular meeting on adopted a resolution allowing the past 18 years. Under personnel items, the Monday. July 14, 1986. district to authonze the law firm The two have managed East- Board approved Child Care Hoard members. John Haggai of Thrun. Maatsch. and em Hills in Kalamazoo for the Leaves for Cindy Donahue. LD ami Chris VanAntwerp were Nordberg to file a claim from the past 18 years. Before that, Al teacher at Runciman; Alto LD iwom into office for a four year State of Michigan for underfund- was managing greens in New Jer- teacher. Lori Ingraham. and Alto NOTICE icrm and Norm Byrne received mg lunch programs since the sey. i he oath of office for a one year Resource Room teacher, Kath- 1978-79 school year. The Board PUBLIC HEARING term to fill the vacancy created leen Cuneo The Board approved also adopted a resolution regard- b\ Jo Murphy. the employment of Jane Yntema ing the Michigan School Retire- LEGAL Prior to regular business, the as the high school El Special ment System. Act 91 of Public Tha Board of County Rosd Commisslonars of ths Board conducted an organiza- Education teacher. Nanette Whit- Acts 1985 in an effort to comply County of Kant, State of Michigan will hold s Public tional meeting to establish vari- ley as high school LD Special with the internal revenue service NOTICES Hssring on August 4, 1986, st 9:30 s.m. in Room ous guidelines and procedures to Education teacher. Greg Skipper rulings It provides for the 4% STATE OF MICHIGAN 202 of ths Bosrd's General Offices located st 1500 follow for the coming year The as high school band/choir contribution to be made by the county of Kent Scribnsr Avenue N.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan Board elected Chris VanAntwerp teacher. Rachel Niemi as elemen- district on behalf of the indi- Probate Court JUVENILE DIVISION for President. Roger Kropf for tary vocal music teacher, and vidual as a tax deferred deduc- 49504. f Vice-President. Sandra Nagy for Susan Wild and Beth Beachum tion and reported as wages TO: GERALD LOSEY Secretary, and Wayne Dowling as elementary teachers Extra In the last item of business the In The Matter Of: Jeff LOSEY Hearing: July 24, 1986, at Ths purposs of ths hssring is to dstsrmins if it is duty contracts were approved for lor Treasurer. A resolution was Board approved a 65c an hour 1:30 p.m. in ths best Intsrsst of ths Kent County Rosd Com- Steve Kampfschulte as adopted to continue to hold reg- increase along with vision insur- mission, Ths Township of Vsrgsnnss, and ths gen- ular Board of Education meet- Freshman Football Coach, Tim ance for the central office sec- TO: JAMES DORNAK, KENNETH COOPER AND THOMAS HILER eral public to maks ths following altsrstion on ings on the second Monday of Carrigan as Soccer Coach, and retaries for the 1986-87 school In The Matter Of: Kimberly every month. The public is in- Sue Phillips as JV Basketball year. 1 and Tamny LAWTON and Thomas BECKWITH DRIVE, locatsd in said township. vited to attend these meetings Cheerleading Coach. and Jennie HILER Hearing: July 30, 1906, at which are held in the the Board 1:30 p.m. PROPOSED ALTERATION
TO: JAMES JORDAN In The Matter Of: Jennifer Designate Beckwith Drive as a one-way street from JORDAN Hearing: August 18, 1986, Covered Bridge Road to a point which is 1500 feet at 4:00 p.m. (more or less) South. Further described as being A neglect temporary wardship in the Southwest One-quarter of Section 24, Town petition has been filed in 7 North, Ranger 9 West, Vergennes Township, Kent the above matter. A hearing on the petition will be County, Michigan. conducted by the Court on the date and time stated above in Kent County Any person or persons having comment on the Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar THE BIRTHDAYS NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. above are invited to the said hearing, time and place It is therefore ordered that of which ia hereinabove stated. Prior Inquiries may you personally appear before the Court at the time and be made by contacting Malcolm Balk, Kent County THEY WANT TO place stated above. Road Commission (616) 242-6966. This hearing may result in a temporary or permanent loss of your rights to the Ronald 0. Sytsma, Chairman child(ren). >%% r Kent County Road Commission Dated: July 9, 1906 C35-36 JOHN P. STEKETEE mm u f JUDGE OP PROBATE
STATE OP MICHIGAN County of Kent Probate Court CITY OF JUVENILE DIVISION
TO: KIFLU KINFE TEKLEHAIMANOT LOWELL k In The Matter Of: Senayit Kiflu KINFE Hearing: July 30, 1986, at k> 3:00 p.m. TO: TOM WEMIOWANS AND LINDA KAY ANDERSON NOTICE In The Matter Of: Jeremy i George and Christopher James PUBLIC NOTICE ANDERSON Hearing: August 11, 1906, at 2:00 pm. The Lowell Planning Commlssk>o-C ttlzen Advisory TO: TEDDY AND DOROTHY Committee will conduct a public hearing at 7:30 L0NGNECKEP In The Matter Of: Teddy W. p.m. on LONGNECKER Hearing: August 14, 1906, at 11:30 a.m. MONDAY, JULY 28,1986
TO: FRANK AM) HERLINDA LOPEZ In The Matter Of: Cheryl, for the purpoee of receiving comments from the IWITHIIIIFFL THE HIU GIFTS Patricia, Frank Jr., Candi and Melinda LOPEZ public on • request from Marldand Development Hearing: Septeeber 0, 1986, Inc. to rezone a portion of property located on West at 2:00 p.m. Main Street in Lowell from Public Facility (PF) to M PABTY AMAM TO: EDGAR AM) SUSAN JACOBS Local Buainaea (C-2). In The Hitter Of: Joshua Edward and Kenyon Allen JACOBS Hearing: September II, Interested persona may aubmit written comments 1986, at 4:00 p.m. or appssr In psrson at City Hall, 301E. Main, Lowsil,
A petition for termination Michigsn. of parental rights has been filed in the above matter. A hearing on the petition The Darcsi in Question is locatsd west of the last will be conducted by the occupHsd lot on SiWsy Street It is 135* x 276' on Court on the date and time, stated above in Kent county ths south edge of Sibley Street right-of-way. Ths HOURS: Juvenile Court, 1501 Cedar psreel is siso ths sits of ths CNy of Lowsil sswsr NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Moo. - S#t.» It is therefore ordered that lift station. CAqp & QIFT you personally appear before 10am-6pm the Court at the time and place stated above. Ray E. Quada Wednesday, This hearing may result in a permanent loss of your CNyCisrfc 10am-8pm rights to the child(ren).
Dated: July 9, 1986 C34-35
223 W Mam/ Lowell. Ml 49331 (616) 897 5000 JOHN P. STEKETEE JUDGE OF PROBATE W m
Grand Valley Wedneaday, July 16, 1986 • Page 19 Grand Valley Ledger • Wednesday. July 16, 1986 • Page 18 lassified Ads
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Can C35 1 Attwood 8-2 be seen at Rat River Antique HELP WANTED - Troop 5 Dick's Alto Bar 0-9 Complete Formal Mall, Lowell. 7-3 #102 Of Lowell is accepting FOR SALE Schwinn "Sting- 3 Heiss Construction nctfn King Milling 1 7-2 Wear Rental bids for repair of Bill Nowak Ray'' 20-inch boy's bike. $65; 2 4 Seniors 2-7 Active Center (roof, insula- new Huffy BMX 3600 boy's I WEDDINGS OR bike. $65; older Huffy 20-inch tion). Call after 6:00 Jim Will- SHASTA - is back in THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE THE LEDGER boy's bike, $25; 949-6798. iams 897-6405. West Michigan! Watch for DIVISION 1 j | OTHER SPECIAL C35 wm C34-35 our Grand opening de- 5 Dave Clark 2-6 puts you on the best tails! Thomet Chevrolet- 3 King Milling II 4-4 OCCASSIONS Bulck, Lowsil, 897-9294. 4 Larkin's Saloon 3-5 Jim Cook. 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TFN ATTENTION II NEEDLECRAFTERS RED TART FITTED CHERRYS LEGION Stretcher Bsrs For Sale 897-9261 5x7 ...... $1 • 75 Starting Wednesday, July 9th LAW OFFICE OF THE MOOSE 8x10 $2.25 in bulk. Bring your own containers & SAVE!! TUMMINO AND TUMMINO, Tuesdays 12x16 $2.50 (Also available in our containers) %%% P.C. FROZEN RED TART PITTED CHERRIES Yf. 16x20 $2.75 BINGO!! 10 & 30 lb. containers 18x24 $3.25 Early Birds 6:00 P M FROZEN RED RASPBERRIES GENERAL PRACTICE Special Slzss made to Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. 7 lb. containers (limited supply) order. Avallsbls st ths FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 1320 E. Fulton Divorce. uncontested, GRAND VALLEY 10 & 30 lb. containers (limited supply) from $150. plus costs; Will TFN LEDGER. FROZEN DARK SWEET PITTED CHERRIES $45; Bankruptcy from 8 & 25 lb. containers (limited supply) $300; Workman's Com- Also Fresh Canned Fruit Filling pensation 4 Personal In- NEW HOURS y # ^VXOXOX; jury, no fee unless you FOOTBALL & — mmm BINGO 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday Every Saturday Night collect. SOCCER SHOES HAW FARMS 7:00 PM Initial Consultation Free Available at 12 miles North of Lowell on Lincoln Lake Road LOWELL MOOSE BINGO to Belding Road (M44). east 3/4 miles. I ; 1 C 1/ '180. ANDERSON 1320 E. Fulton Michael J. Tummlno.Jr. FAMILY SHOES (616) 691-8802 Early Bird Bingo 6PM Judith L Tummino €34-35 ' 209 East Main Street TFN 897-5931 311 E. Main Street. Lowell 897-5611 j ht •••••nHnHnnnBBnHBBnHHnn \ Grand Valley Udgtr • Wednesday. July 16, 1966 . Paft 20 Car crash is so exciting driver falls asleep
Lowdl emergency personnel found Phillip Allen OosterwaK Lowell Police Officer Calvin Kamphuis looks on as Deputy Ooaterwal was somewhat dazed by ail the flashing lights, 22. sound asleep in his car when they responded to an accident Edward Knott awakens the sleeping Oosterwal. emergency vehicles and police officers when he woke up last at Alden Nash and Vergennes. Friday morning. Units of the Lowell Policc De- nes. crashed through the guard and determined that he was not factor to the accident, but since driving under the influence. He OosterwaTs car received only paimcnl. Lowell Fire Depart- rail on the north side of Vergen- injured. They then left him to about four h on had passed, was cited for not being able to minor damage, and no injuries ment and Lowell Rescue nes and came to rest among some sleep, among the numerous Oosterwal was not arrested for stop in a safe distance. were reported. screamed north out of Lowell small trees. Sound asleep in the beers cans scattered about the last Friday morning in response front seat, was Phillip Allen car, while they waited for a Kent io a call concerning a traffic ac- Oosterwal. 22. of 950 Alden County Sheriffs Deputy to ar- cident at the comer of Vergennes Nash. Lowell. rive. When Deputy Edward and Alden Nash Upon their arri- The accident was reported by Knott arrived at the scene he val. the emergency personnel Amo Driedger of 591 Alden awakened the still sleeping Oos- found a car in the ditch on the Nash. Driedger discovered the terwal for questioning. north side of Vergennes at Alden accident as he was leaving to go Oosterwal told Knott that he Nash. The vehicle was appa- to work. estimated the time of the acci- rently northbound on Alden The Lowell Rescue personnel dent at about 2:30 a.m. Alcohol Nash, failed to stop at Vergen- checked Oosterwal's vital signs was suspected as a contributing Muskegon Air Fair this weekend
Come "Soar at the Shore" dur- board of trustees, "but this one Air Fair gates are open from /. ing the third annual Muskegon is going to be a thriller." 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day with Air Fair on Saturday and Sunday. "It s a three-hour, non-stop ae- the three-hour feature show start- July 19 and 20. rial circus," said Air Fair execu- ing at 1:30 p.m. Tickets arc $6 "The last two air shows have tive director Terry Grevious. "We for adults and S4 for children five been exciting." according to Ron take a portion of the airport and to 12. Kids four and under are Gossett. chairman of the Air Fair turn it into a festival grounds." free.
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