"S GET OUT AND VOTE! on 25C Tuesday, November 2
Volume 11, Issue 50 Serving Lowell Area Readers Since 1893 Wednesday, October 28, 1987 ii Lettermen" return to Showboat in 1988
About 100 supporters turned engagement on Thursday, Friday Showboat Board members Tonight". That first hit was fol- raphical information will be pub- tions - Bonnie Gmoters; boat and n out for Saturday^ Lowell Show- and Saturday, June 23, 24 and braced themselves for a terrible lowed quickly by "Smile f lished in the Ledger at a later amphitheatre maintenance - Ivan boat Celebration held at Poc- 25. Quada said the Showboat loss. Fortunately, the "Letter- "When I Fall In Love" and "A date. B lough. kett's nightclub. Showboat Board has returned a signed con- men" sang to a nearly packed Theme From A Summer Place". Quada emphasized that the re- A very enthusiastic group en- Board President Ray Quada said tract to the "Lettermen", and house during their three day Other big hits for the group in- surrection of Showboat will re- joyed the celebration dinner as nearly $1,000 was raised to sup- says he is very confident that stint, and saved the Showboat clude "Shangrila", "Put Your quire a tremendous amount of ef- guests of Pockett's. Pockctt's port the campaign toward a 1988 they will accept the terms of the from a dismal setback. Quada Head on My Shoulder *. Sherry fort from a wide range of volun- owners, the members of the Showboat production. contract. and the rest of the board are de- Don't Go", "Hurt So Bad" and teer talents. Those interested in popular group "Alive & Well", The highlight of the evening The "Lettermen" appeared on lighted to welcome back the the classic medly "Going Out Of helping with Showboat in spe- also staged a special floorshow was the announcement of the Showboat in 1980 during a split "Lettermen" and hope they can My Head/Can't Take My Eyes cific areas should contact one of for the Showboat supporters. headline act for next summers week performance with Tammy work their magic on a 1988 Off You**. Their biograph in the the following people: Endmen, Quada offered a special thank Showboat. The ever-popular Wynette. the famous country Showboat audience. 1980 Showboat program said Choms, costumes, etc. - Gordon you to "Alive & Wdl" for their "Lettermen" will return to the singer. Ticket sales for Wynette's The "Lettermen" arrived on that the "Lettermen" had cut 36 Gould; advertising and ticket generosity in providing their Showboat stage for a three day performance sold miserably, and the pop charts in the early "six- albums to date, nine of which sales - Ray Quada; program and facility and the show free of ties" with 'The Way You Look had gone gold Up to date biog- brochure - Jim Hodges; promo- charge. Three Council seats are open
An Odd-Year General Election merly was associated with Fair- Center to be located on Bowes Mayor Maatman has a posi- i for the City of Lowell will be child Oil for 13 years. He was a Road and also fronts on the tive feeling about our City - its held on Tuesday, November 3, charter member of the Lowell Grand River. As City Council future, the people and businesses for the purpose of electing candi- Junior Chamber of Commerce, representative on the Parks Com- and honestly feels that Lowell is dates to three seats on the City President fo the Chamber of mission, Collins is actively in- one of the finest West Michigan Council. Commerce for two years, served volved in the planning phase of communities in which to live and There are four persons run- on the YMCA Board of Mana- the project and thinks such a that is thereason h e is interested ning for the three openings with gers, was a member of the Excel- complex would be of great be- in being involved in its future. the two candidates receiving the lence in Education Committee nefit to the residents of the rity, He is happy with the new City HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE highest number of votes taking for nine months, and worked on especially the community build- Manager and thinks he has some the two four-year terms availa- the past two Lowell Area ing. good ideas for the future of the Ghosts, goblins and ghoulies are invited to attend the Halloween ble. The candidate receiving the Schools millage committees. His City. Costume Dance sponsored by the Lowell Area Rescue. It will be thiW highest nifmber of votes hobbies arc gardemng, sailing held Saturday, October 31 from 8 p.m. until midnight at Deer Run will win the two-year term. A and WORK! Golf Club, 13955 Cascade Road, Lowell. Hors Doeuvres are pro- brief sketch of each of the candi- Bryan's philosophy is that vided and a cash bar will be offered, along with prizes for the best dates appears herewith. communication is the best possi- costumes. There is a donation of$5.00 per person, with all proceeds The polls will be open be- ble solution for City government going towards the Lowell Area Rescue Equipment Fund. Tickets tween the hours of 7:00 a. m. and and citizens alike. "Everyone are available at The Lowell Ledger, Lambert Variety, Cousin's 8:00 p.m. Precinct #1 electors needs an open mind", he said, Gift Shoppe. Get yours now! will vote at Runciman Elemen- "and hopefully avoid making tary School, 300 High Street; any rash decisions." TRICK OR TREAT AT THE FIRE STATION and Precinct #2 electors will Bryan is the only non-incum- vote at Bushnell Elementary bent in the race for the three seats The Lowell Area Fire Department members will be at Station School, 700 Elizabeth Street. available on the Council. No. One. behind City Hall, to hand out treats Saturday to help Now is the time to make your celebrate Halloween. They will have cider and donuts along with votes count - support your City coffee for the parents. Stop in on your way around on your trick government and cast your ballot. or treat trail from 6 to 9 p.m. Please remember to wear or have some reflective items so motorists will see you while walking along the road. Get a costume that fits well and is not baggy so as to prevent injuries by falling. If you are using a mask make sure that it has large enough eye holes to see where you are going. Please have a safe and happy James D. Maatman Halloween. im William F. Thompson James D. Maatman. 38, of GHOSTS AND GOBLINS ON PARADE 126 N. Hudson, Lowell has been William F. Thompson, 33 of in business in Lowell for 12 years 720 Hillside Court, Lowell is a On Friday, October 30, creatures of all shapes and sizes will and aresident fo r 10. He and his lifelong resident of Lowell. He leave the Runciman/Riverside School to parade around the block wife, Kathy, have two sons, graduated from Lowell High (weather permitting). Our parade will begin at 2:00 p.m. and take Mark in Kindergarten and School. Aquinas College, and re- us south to City Hall, east along Main Street to Washington St. Matthew in 2nd grade. He is pre- ceived his Masters Degree from and back to school. We will complete the route in about 30 minutes sently a partner in Modem Photo- Central Michigan University. He and would hope that many people get to see our assorted monsters. graphies Studio at 104 W. Main is employed as an Operations The parade will be in the Runciman gym if the weather does not St. but is working at Industrial Manager for Amway of Ada. His cooperate. Classroom parties will follow the parade. Training. Inc. in Grand Rapids wife, Helen is employed by the producing audio-visual training Rochester Products Division of WESLEY AN CHURCH HALLOWEEN PARTY Dean E. Collins films. Maatman has been a Low- General Motors in Grand ell City Council member for Rapids. They are the proud par- A Safe Halloween Party is scheduled for October 31, Halloween Dean E. Collins, 45 of 901 N. eight years and Mayor for the ents of daughter, Megan, 2 years night, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Lowell Wesleyan Church, 1069 Jefferson St., Lowell, has been past four years. He says Lowell old. Lincoln Lake Rd. Fun for all ages, so grab a friend and come join Richard A. Bryan a lifelong resident of Lowell and is entering a period of expansion Thompson has been a council- the fiin. Costumes a must! Gaines and activities, candy hunt, spook has been a City Council member and growth with new businesses man for four years and is very house, bobbing for apples, and cider and doughnuts. For more Richard A. Bryan, 53 of 624 for 12 years, having been Mayor already here and more in the pro- much aware of the City's growth information, call Sue at 897-6931. N. Hudson St, Lowell has been for six of those years. He and cess. There is new interest ex- and the importance of future aresident o f Lowell for 50 years his wife, Carol, have one daugh- pressed in future businesses, in- planning and zoning require- TEENS INVOLVED SPONSOR HALLOWEEN DANCE and his wife Nola is a lifelong ter. dustry and housing, which he is ments. He is especially pleased resident. He and his wife Nola Dean says the City has seen a glad to see and feel we have to with the development of the ^ Teens Involved of Lowell HigkSchool will sponsor a Halloween (Bedell) have four sons, Bemie, growth pattern over the past sev- expect, by he also sees the need parks system and the proposed D.J. Dance, Saturday, October 31, 1987, at the Middle School. Kenneth, Todd and Lance, all of eral years which he hopes con- for some careful planning to be new sliding hill for winter ac- All high school students are invited to attend. Students do not need whom graduated from Lowell tinues at a pace where it can be sure everyone benefits from the tivities. to wear a costume to come to the dance, although there will be High School and have gone on managed for the best of all con- future growth. ^ prizes for best costumes. Along with dancing there will be games to college. Both Dick and his cerned. His special interests at Mayor Maatman will be glad I? and refreshments. One fun-filled night all for $2. wife graduated from Lowell present are the traffic control to see the end to the secondary High School. Nola has been an problem along M-21 in the City sewage treatment problem which SAVE YOUR PAPERS! employee of the Lowell Area which also requires working has had some ups and downs but Schools system for 17 years. with and waiting for the State will now see completion. It is Start saving your old newspapers for the upcoming paper drive Dick has been selling real es- Traffic Department since M-21 good to know we arc contribut- to be conducted by Lowell Rescue Squad. Watch the Ledger for tate for the past 10 years with is a State highway. He is also ing our share to control our envi- details. • • • the Westdale Better Homes and very interested in the proposed ronment, realizing at the same continued on back page Gardens organization. He for- new City Park and Community time that there is a cost attached. The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday, October 28f 1987 . 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PECKHAM - William Ptc- HALE - George A. Hale, aged Coming Events children. Katie. Michael and An- Sherington of Alto, Duane and HEALTH kham, aged 65. passed away Oc- drew Feuerstein. Edwin Joseph Berta Shenngton of Grand 92. of Lowell, passed away Wed- Notlcei In the Ledger * SUN. NOV. 1: West Michi- SAT., NOV. 7: Byron Center be held in the Grand Center p.m.For information on tober 25. 1987. He was preceded Steffens; several nieces, Rapids. Danel Sherington of At- nesday. October 21, 1987. He is Fish Dinner. They will serve ^ Coming Events" ere free on the 13, 14, & 15 from 5 space availability, call 897- in dealh by his son. George nephews, and a host of friends. lantic Beach, FL. Demse and survived by his wife, Edith; chil- •y gan Shores Council will run from 5-7 p.m., at the Lowell High School Craft Show, 9 Robert who lost his life in Viei- Funeral services were held Tbes- dren, Mrs. Bonnie Bryant of I Or Paul G«utht*f of charge to any non-profit their popcom sale by units Masonic Temple, 112 Lin- a.m. to 4 p.m.. Booth space p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, and 7992, Ruby Leeman or 897- Greg Lut/. of Coopersville; 15 nam Survived by his wife, day at I p.m. at the Roth-Gerst grandchildren and four great- Romeoville. IL and Allan Hale Dr. JknLang organization In the Lowell, from Nov. 1 -15. coln Lake, Lowell, Ml. Price available. For info, call Pam 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday 7393, Alee Ryder, before Helen; Mother. Mrs Lena Pec- Chapel. Lowell. Rev. William grandchildren Funeral Services of Conway, AR; a brother Ferris Alto, and Saranac is $4.00 tor adults and $1.50 878-9494, or Joan 878-1215. and Sunday. Admission is Nov. 1. Useful items, baked kham of Lowell; sons. William Amundsen of First United Hale of Grant. Ml; a sister, Mrs area. We prefer such goods, attic treasures, and a were held Saturday. Interment HEADACHE II SUN., NOV. 1: West Michi- for children. $5.00 on Friday (early buying and Judith of Wyoming. Thomas Methodist Church of Lowell, of- Garfield Park Cemetery. Evelyn Nott of Chippewa Lake; notices to be kept brief and gan Shores Council, will be MON., NOV. 9: The Golden privileges) and $3.00 on soup luncheon are some of and Patricia ol Comstock Pari; ficiating. Interment Oak wood nine grandchildren and three Swingers will meet at 6:00 BLOUGH - Laura E. Blough, Last week we discussed the most common headache, "muscle to be submitted by mail, recuiting chairmen for Dis- Saturday and Sunday. Ev- the activities Luncheon is seven grandchildren Funeral ser- Cemetery. great-grandchildren. Mr. Hales p.m. for a potiuck supper in aged 88, passed away Tuesday. contraction headache * In today s column we will be reviewing but will accept notices by trict Scout Showcase. SAT., NOV. 7: The Ladies erything is for sale for all served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. vices will be announced later by October 20. 1987 at the Clark first wife, Dorothy passed away the High School Home FRENCH - Mrs. Dorothy V. the second most common type of headache - vascular headache phone at 897-9261. Guild of Blessed Sacrament three days and everyone is Roth Gerst. Lowell. Memorial Home. She is survived in 1982 after 61 years of mar- French, aged 67. of Grand which usually is referred to as migraine. SUN., NOV. 1; Robert C. Church, 2233 Diamond N.E. Economics Room. This is our welcome all 3 days. SUN., NOV 15: West Michi- by her son and daughter-in-law, riage. Dorothy worked at the Rapids, passed away Thursday. Migraine headaches are due to a dysfunction of the blood vessels Smith will be guest speaker Grand Rapids, will hold their Thankgtving meeting-turkey gan Shores Council Camp STEFFENS - Edwin C. Slef- Ivan and Jane; four grandchil- Lowell Post Office for a number WOMEN OF THE MOOSE October 22. 1987 after a linger- of the head Excessive constriction of the blood vessels followed annual arts and crafts and dressing on the menu! SAT., NOV. 14: West Michi- Gerber will be dosed due to fens. aged 65, of Lowell, passed dren. Michael (Toni), Mrs. of years. He was also preceded Chapter night meeting is held at a 5:30 p.m. potiuck dinner ing illness. Surviving are her by dilation and inflammation is thought to be the cause of migraine bazaar, including a variety of gan Shores Council Trading deer season from Nov. 15- away Saturday, October 24, Melinda Rae (Lou) D'Agostino, in death by a daughter. Phyllis the first Monday of each at the United Methodist WED., NOV. 11: The lokemo husband. Joseph French; her headaches There are three main types of migraine - classic mig Post, will be from 2:30-3:30 1987. He is survived by his wife, all of Lowell, Mrs. LucindaJane Sue, in 1947. Mr. Hale was the ^month, at 8 p.m. Church in Lowell. Bring a unique craft booths, a coun- 30. children. Larry and wife Shirley raine, common migraine, and cluster headaches. District Commissioner and Gertrude; his children. Sandra (Dan) Winzenned of North Free- former Lowell Postmaster. He dish to pass and your own try store, and luncheon. p.m. in Greenville. French of Cedar Springs, Roger Staff meeting will be held at and Richard Miller of Lowell, was a past master of Lowell Classic migraine is usually preceded by clear cut warning Quality craft items and a SAT., NOV. 21: West Michi- and wife Linda French, Thomas dom, Wl, Mark Allen (Janice) WOMEN OF THE MOOSE table service. Dr. Smith s talk 7:30 p.m. at the First Lois and John Feuerstein of Masonic Lodge No. 90 F&AM, symptoms which last for a few minutes to an hour and consists of weekend at Mr. President Inn SAT., NOV. 14: The Lowell gan Shores Council Trading and wife Roberta all of Ada, of Rushing, Ml; six great-grand- will be about his recent trip Methodist Church in Green- Belding. Edwin and Mary Stef- past patron of Cyclamen Chapter visual disturbances such as flashing lights, blurring vision, bright Business Meeting is held the Post, Cedar Springs, Big David and wife Kelly French of children; a sister-in-law, Greta to Africa (in dining room) will be raffled. Public invited. United Methodist Women will fens of Arlington. TX, Christ- Order of Eastern Star, a member spots or even one-sided transient blindness. Once the headachc third Monday of each month, ville. Grand Rapids; ten granchildren; Blough of Freepoit; numerous Lots of parking available. sponsor A Holiday Arts and Rapids, and Fremont. opher Steffens of Galveston, of the Shrine Club, White begins it is usually one-sided, severe and throbbing or pounding at 8 p.m. and sisters. Funeral and Commit- nieces and nephews. She was an The bazaar will be held from NOV. 13,14,*15: The Coun- Crafts Event at 621 E. Main Nausea and vomiting are often associated with classic migraines • Texas; his mother-in-law, Christ- active news reporter for the Shrine, Odd Fellow in Florida, MON., NOV. 2: The monthly tal Services were held Saturday. Light or noise usually aggravate the headache. 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. try Folk Art Show & Sale will St. from 9.30 a.m. to 4:00 ma VanPutten of Rockford; Freeport News, Garicsville Re- D.A.V. Post No. % Lehigh meeting of the Athletic Boos- Common migraine is usually not associated with warning EVERY SECOND TUES- brothers, Albert and Marge Stef- SHERINGTON - Mrs. VesuA. cord, and the Lowell Ledger for Acres and American Legion ters will be held at 7:30 p.m. symptoms like classic migraines. The headache is usually not as %3AY The Lowell Area Fish- fens of California, Arthur and Sherington, aged 63. of Alto over 60 years. She was a Sunday Lowell Post Memorial Funeral in the K-Quad at the High severe as those associated with classic migraines. Throbbing pain ing Club now meets at the I ma Steffens of Kent wood, Fred passed away very unexpectedly School Teacher and active in her Services were held Monday. Oc- may not be present but the headachc is usually one-sided. Nausea W^at River Snowmobile School. Voting will take place and Christine Steffens of Grand Wednesday Oct. 21,1987 at Met- church. Funeral Services were tober 26.1987 at the Lowell Con- and vomiting can occur with common migraine. Very often com- ^Dlubhouse on Potters Road, on the Restated Constitution Rapids; sisters, Mary Ann Grose ropolitan Hospital. She is sur- held Friday at the Roth-Gerst gregational Church, Rev. David mon migraine will overlap with muscle contraction headaches and and Bylaws. This document of Comstock Park, Phylis Van- vived by her children. David and Chapel. Lowell, Rev. William Hagens officiating. just East of Montcalm Ave, the pain associated with common migraines may lead to secondan may be reviewed in the High Keuren of Rockford; four grand Lois Sherintfon of Dorr. Dawn Amundsen officiating. at 7:00 p.m. All prospective LOWEST PAYMENTS muscle contractions. members or interested indi- School Athletic office. Cluster headache is another form of migraine which almost viduals are cordially wel- always occurs in men These headaches appear in bunches, with come. MON., NOV. 2: The Bowne 1986 Mustang LX 1986 Escort 4 dr. L 1986 EXP Coupe attacks occurring over several weeks, then disappearing for a year Township Historical Society or so. There are no warning symptoms and attacks will usuaJI> will hold regular meetings at last 30-60 minutes, although in some cases the headache can last ^FIRST MONDAY, Months the Township Hall, 6059 Lin- $15I w 7• per month *129 per month *145 por month for hours to days. Pain is one-sided and excruciating. It is described Nov., Dec.: Bushnell St. #87934 A St. #87611 A St. #P-249 field, Alto, on the first Mon- as a burning, throbbing pain located over the eye, temple or School Parents Club will Only 9,000 miles 4 cyl, trim rings & more Sunroof, stereo & more forehead The headache may awaken one from a sound sleep (^pieet from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. day of each month at 7:30 MAKE A NOTE! p.m. Everyone Welcome! Occasionally nasal discharge or tearing of one eye may be seen in Music Room. Different and Although migraine headaches are usually more persistent or interesting programs sched- disabling than muscle contraction headaches they are usually moa* uled for each meeting. MON., NOV. 2: The eighth 1985 Escort 4 dr. 1985 Mercury Topaz 1985 Ford Tempo FMB State Savings Bank's amenable to treatment. Depending on the frequency of attacks, grade drama class will pre- daily medication is sometimes prescribed which prevents the sent the mystery farce The $ *126 por month headaches from occurring. Once a headache has started the patient LADIES: Join us for coffee Dracula Kidds" at 7:30 p.m. |Mf month 135 por month St. #P-260 St. #P-241 is usually advised to lie in a darkened room and to take a prescribed break/story hour and inter- on the Middle School St. #88071 A 4 door, auto & more 4 door, auto, air, stereo Main Office Has A New Phone medication as soon as possible to prevent a full blown migraine faith Bible study at Calvin cafetorium stage. The public 4 cyl, two tone, sharp from developing. Several medications are available that seem to Christian Reformed Church. is invited and admission is stabilize blood vessel constriction/dilation which is the underlying Tues. mornings at 9:30 a.m. cause of the headache. Sometimes several different medications free. Number. It Is... are tried until a successful one is found. * 1986 RangerSuperCab 1983 Ranger Pickup QUA-KE-ZIK THURS., NOV. 5: Kearney 1987 Ranger Pickup SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Kirkby will be present at this meets every 2nd and 4th time to speak on India. $151 per month *160 por month *108 por month St. #P-280 Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Mexico and Dominica; fol- St. #P-279 St. #P-286 Insurance agent 4 cyl, stick, stereo \\%v Club building at 11400 Fore- lowed by a potiuck lunch in 4 cyl, stick & more 4 cyl, stereo, p. steering & more for hire! man Road, Lowell. the Education Building of the < First United Methodist Church in Lowell, at 10:00 %SAT., OCT. 31: Moose a.m. Lodge Kids Halloween Party, ^11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the THURS., NOV. 5: George ^toose Lodge, 210 E. Main Grettenberger a worker in St., Lowell for children under LOWEST PRICES the Latin American countries 12. Disney V.C.R. movies will share his knowledge of are on the program. that area. It will be held in the Education Building of the 1979 Fold 3/4 Ton RU. 1979 Chevy Suburban 1984 Bronco 4x4 SAT., OCT. 31: The mem- First United Methodist With 10' Camper V-8, auto, air & more V-8, XLT, loaded bers of Cyclamen Chapter Church, Lowell at 7:30 p.m. a^io. 94 O.E.S. invite their ONLY families and friends to the THURS., NOV. 5: lokemo ONLY $3,995 only $3,995 $10,995 Open Installation of Officers District Roundtable, for all 8 p.m. in the Lowell unit leaders, commissioners, Masonic Temple committee members, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Con- 1984 Escort 2 Dr. L 1981 Ford Crown Vic 1982 Pont. Grand Prix SAT., OCT 31: West Michi- gregational Church in Green- 1 4 cyl, auto & stereo V-8, auto & loaded V-6, auto, air, 33,000 miles gan Shores Council, Trading ville. Post, Cedar Springs, Big ONLY Your Citizens agent is seeking growing Rapids, Fremont. THURS., NOV. 5: lokemo LNLY $3,995 ONLY $3,995 $5,995 businesses in this area. Object: cost- District. Order of the Arrow, efficient insurance protection for your all Scoutmasters and mem- %UN NOV. 1: St. Patrick, business needs Custom-tailored at no bers, meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Pamell Altar Society is spon- extra cost. Like getting,.. Congregational Church in soring a Christmas Bazaar 1978 Mercury Cougar 1982 Cougar St. Wagon 1978 Jeep Wagoneer Greenville. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the 1 V-8, one owner, 30,000 miles V-8, auto, stereo & more V-8, stick & more .. peace of mind for free. School Hall at 4333 Pamell The number change was made necessary by our addition of two THURS., NOV. 5: The Ver- Ave., Ada. There will be a gennes Co-operative Club jONLY more incoming lines. We apologize for any inconvenience, and hope Novelty Booth, Christmas joNLY $4,995 only $2,995 $1,995 PATT0N-JRB will meet at Schneider Manor Decorations. Baked goods, at 1:00 p.m. Sponsor is Do- that our new eight-line system will provide better phone service for activities for children, lunch AGENCY, INC. lores Laux, and hostesses Taxes & title included and snack items and a White Interest Rates Time Payments interest Rates Time Payments • Auto • Home • Health are Reatha Seaman, Gladys $500 Cash or trade our customers. ^Elephant Booth. Four prizes 1987 10.00 Var.x60mos. 1983 9.95 Var.x48mos. • Commercial e Life Thelen, Gretta Kettner, and down will also be raffled. 1986 12.25 Fix.xSOmos. 1982 9.95 Var.x42mos. June Wittenbach. The prog- Deferred payment = 1985 9.75 Var.x54mos. 1981 9.95 Var.x30mos. 835 W. Main, Lowell. Ml ram will be Cardo, In charge payment x mos. 1984 9.95 Var.x48mos. Ph. (616) 897-9253 ^SUN., NOV. 1 : Geoffrey of Emma Herron. Each financed pius $500.1 e AND e Hayes will speak during the member is requested to bring STATE SAVINGS 79 Bridge St., Saranac, Ml ASK FOR morning worship services at a small gift for prizes. Elec- Xhic Ph. ( 616) 642-9401 Gerald Patton 9:00 and 10:45 a.m. at the tion of 1988 officers will take •Jay First United Methodist place during business meet- HOURS; 'Pete Harold Zeigter Ford Church in Lowell. ing. Mon 81 Wed BANK 'Don 8 JO d m - 9 00 p m •Bud ^SUN. NOV. 1: lokemo Dis- Used Car it Truck Center Tues Thurs & Fn •Harry 8 30 a m 6 00 p m LOWELL ROCKFORD DK £> Ctyxn/ trict Meeting - all officers, SAT., NOV. 7: Lowell LOWELL. MICHIGAN • PHONE 897 8431 WSURANCf ^ COMPANY Of AMfMCA OMOITUiaff Sal 8 30 a m -4 00 p m Member of The Hanover Inturence Compeniea 7:30 p.m.. Old Kent Bank, Mason's and Eastern Star's ^preenville. will hold an All You Can Eat The Lowell Ledger - Wednesday. October 28, 1987 - Page 4 Ionia Theatre group The Lowdl Ledger - Wednesday, October 28, 1987 • Page 5 Strouses celebrate Flat River 11 Snowmobile auditions for 'Annie' LHS-41, FHC-0 ' 'The Dracula Kidds 50th anniversary The powerful Lowell Red Ar- region to go to the playoffs. Low- Lowell's defense helped the Ionia Community Theatre Club Spins Mann, dratnaiu dire, rows wrapped up their OK White ell Athletic Director Bob Perry cause with three turnovers. held auditions for the musical tor. will give a y ,p ; conference season with an awe- S m sls lh| says there's no way to tell if Low- Senior linebacker Mike Rivers production of Annie' Tuesday cnleitaming musical and I c T some display of offense and de- ell will make it to a number four accounted for two of them with and Wednesday, and will hold News members will be on hand io l v fense over the Rangers from position in the rankings. The a fumble recovery and a pass in- them again on Monday. plain the activities invoKod Forest Hills Central Friday night. weekly rankings are posted on terception. Senior linebacker November 2nd at Watt Au- the many production commit- The offense racked up 41 points Wednesday, and Perry expects Todd Noskey also picked off a ditorium. Ionia, at 7:00 p.m. tees. Everyone is urged i« ,,, on 394 total yards and 24 first Lowell to place fifth this week. pass. Noskey also led the John Minges donated two fish- Roles for this pmduction in- The leaves are falling fast, the involved either on stage or back downs. The defense held the hap- 'The formula is very, very com- tackkrs with 5 unassisted tack- ing poles and reels to be raffled nights are cold and crisp, and we clude parts for 8 girls, ages 9 to stage. Committees involved m less rangers scoreless and al- plicated. and we could miss out les. In all. 15 Lowell defenders have seen some of the white off by the club Jane Amble will 14. all which include singing, 5 backstage production are set um- lowed only 12 total yards and by a hundredth of a point", Perry tallied at least one sok) tackle. stuff. All of these omens of com- be in charge of this. women, some with singing, stmction and decoration, one first down. said. The Arrows travel to Portland We want to thank our officers ing winter are arousing those of some speaking roles only. 9 men, properties, costumes and make With a home field advantage Senior halfback Glen Rozich for a non-league match up with us who enjoy the winters and of the past two years for their some with singing, some speak- up. publicity and program ua. and a possible berth in the post rambled for three touchdowns of the Red Raiders Friday night. It's snow and we are beginning to fine leadership Also to Bob ing roles only. 1 brown dog, ets, box office, and hospnain^ season playoffs at stake, the Red 31, 20 and 10 yards in the second the last game of the season, so make plans for the coming sea- Johnson and his workers for run- medium to large, housebroken, lighting and stage crew || you Arrows pulled out all the stops quarter. Rozich posted 109 yards you may want to pack up the son. ning the Bingo game on Sundays harks on command Chorus of would like to get involved had for their most impressive victory in 11 carries. Other scores came family and head east on 1-96 for Don and Ginny Souser and that has made most of the prog- men and women, all singing stage, contact Dale Bencdki of the season. iSe Arrows will from Rob Burritt, Ken Nelson your last chance to see the 1987 fi their helpers have laid a new tile ress we are making on impmve- Ionia Community Theatre is evenings at 527-OIOK know Saturday or possibly as late and Brian Organek. Junior Red Arrows in action floor in the clubhousc, the place ments a possibility. NVe have also in need of a Choreographer, as Sunday, whether or not they kicker Brian Bennett was 5 for has been thoroughly cleaned, gained new members and are those interested can sign up at Humpback whales sing in will be among four teams in their 6 point after attempts. firewood is in and we are nearly moving ahead Officers that re- auditions or contact Hal Bliss at accents which indicate ready On Nov. 7th we are going tired are Don Souser. Gerry 527-1640 days or 527-0345 where they're from-the to meet at 1:00 p.m. to finish up Bryant. Brad Potter. Ed Mar- Virgin Mends, Bahamas or evenings, or Spiro Mann at 527- Puerto Rico, for instance Teamwork earns equestrian a few things including painting shall, and Ed Anible. They 3931. the groomer and replacing some turned the leadership over to the ceiling tiles and then we arc new officers at the Sum lay meet- club trip to state competition Some of the members of the cast of the play "The Dracula Kidds" are pictured from left to going to end the da> with fun ing. New officers arc President right: Jamie Sherman, Andy Wester, Chastity Perry, Jenny Shuster, Matt Kemp, Jessica Stone and games-maybe even a hay Brad Potter; Vice President, Ed (sitting on couch), Carmen Ash brook, Renee Nugent, Heather Gowen, Alison Zillmer and Homespun This Friday evening members ride if the weather cooperates. Anible; Secretary Margaret a magic year. I expect the magic be in their final meet at the State Salena DeYoung. Vernon and Lura Strouse The club will furnish the hot Howey; Treasurer Faith Mar- of the Lowell Equestrian Team to flow into the finals." Finals and hope to finish their dogs and buns-members bring shall: and Trustees Jack Condon. will travel to Mason to compete Seniors Rob Huver, Rick fine three years with the State An Open House will be held St., Lowell, from 1:00 to 5:00 Devotions On Monday, November 2, at Kidds " to the public and everyone is the rest. Divid Bradford, and Don for the Class A Suite Champion- Wingeier and Kirsten Hawk will Championship 7:30 p.m., the Eighth grade The evening performance, urged to attend a fun and free i>n Sunday. November I in honor p.m. and is being hosted by their Wc are planning ahead to be Souser ship which takes place Saturday of the 50th wedding anniversary children: Kay Strouse, Joe and Drama Class will present the which will be on the Middle evening of entertainment, in the Annual Christmas Parade The Rat River Snowmobile morning at 8:00 a.m. Nine other of Vernon and Lura St rouse of June Strouse. Ray and Joyce Lowell varsity girls mystery farce. "The Dracula School cafetorium stage, is open put on by the Lowell Chamber Club meets on the third Sunday district champions will be com- Brohman. Mr. and Mrs. Strouse Strouse, Joy and Robert Shat- of Commerce. Gerry Bryant was of each month at the clubhouse peting. are long-time former Lowell resi- tuck. Michael and Gloria Or- By Pauline Spray named to chair the committee on Potters Rd There is a potiuck After its third year in exis- dents who were married 50 years ganek. The Strouses are also the over FHC by 63-35 planning the float with Ginny dinner at 12:30 with the meeting tence, the Lowell team has won ago on November 24 proud grandparents of 10 grand- Souser and Faith Marshall her de- following at 1:30. We welcome three District Championships. The open house will be held children Lowell girls basketball team quick lead and never looked signated helpers All the mem- new members and visitors so The team finished in 4ih place at the VFW. Club at 307 E Mam .. thou wilt hear me. O God.,. got on the winning track last back. Lowell's full court press bers get together to actually build come on out and look us over. and she answers, Just j mi- the first year at the State Finals, (Psalm 17:6). week with wins over Forest Hills caused 31 Kenowa Hills turnov- the float on the night before the The West Michigan Snowmobile nute." second last year and is looking "Just a minute" used to be my Central and Kenowa Hills. ers. parade. Trail runs through our backyard Youth is unaware of the value forward to this year's finals as byword. On Ibesday, the Red Arrows Leanne Iteen was 6 for 6 in A beautiful new Plaque was and we arc usually there when of wasted minutes They fail to the magic year. Pauline, come set the table,** exploded with 38 second half field goals for the 1st half. She presented and hung com- there is snowmobiling with a realize their "just a minutes" jiid Stressing team effort this year Mom would call. points to down F.H.C. 63-35. finished the game with 14 points. memorating the past Presidents warm fire and hot drinks. Stop up to wasted hours has really helped the cause and "Just a minute," I d answer Leigh Ranburger and Leanne Tammy Lindhout had 2 three of the club. There are more by and say Hi! Fellow Christians, we arc a massive effort by enthusiastic blithely and goon with my piano Iteen scored 18 points each. Ran- point field goals and finished spaces for future presidents. Ed Marshall and Brad Potter stewards of our lime as well as parents, team members, grand- playing and hymn singing. burger grabbed 10 rebounds with 15 points. Leigh Ranburger Also a plague in memory of our arc starting work on the trail. A our talents and money. We can parents, brothers and sisters, .Others scoring for Lowell, Julie also had 15 points and Julie Tarak members that have passed away lot of paperwork is completed Mom's patience was a marvel- friends and members of the com- use our "just a minutes" to advan- Tarak 3, Tammy Lindhout 9, 5. has been ordered by Ed and Faith and they will sewn be brushing ous thing. When she was munity has all contributed to the tage. It takes "just a minute" to Sheila Kazemier 8, Mel Nelson Tammy Lindhout had 6 steals Marshall in Special Memory of out and marking the trail. exhausted from a difficult day. overwhelming success of the send a prayer heavenward Thca- 2, Michelle Dowling 2, Kerry and Kerry Zywicki 5. Ranburger their daughter Laurie Ellen who John Minges, David Bradford how she must have chafed those team. The team members have Orval and Bertha Jessup are parents are Jim and Geri Jessup are many kinds of prayers-long Zywicki 2 and Kris Knoop 1. had 7 rebounds and Zywicki 6. passed away ten years ago on and Eddie Howey were the lucky times I turned aside her pleas arrived at meets as a team and the happy great-grandparents of of Kentwood. Michelle has two ones, brief ones, and hurried Tammy Lindhout had 7 assists The Freshman team easily Nov. 19, 1977. It will be pre- winners. with my "Just a minute"! have spent the day cheenng on Michelle Kathryn Jessup, bom sisters. Dawn and Linda, ones. Prayer may be uttered or in the contest. beat Grand Rapids Creston 47- sented at our November meet- Come join us and THINK Another mother told me, "I their teammates. All riders have on Saturday, October 24. Proud unexpressed God's ear is alert On Thursday, Lowell sur- 16. Kristen Delaney had 14 ing. SNOW!!! tell Joan to hang up her clothes. helped each other get ready for to the feeblest and the shortest prised Kenowa Hills with a 49- points and Sara Kelly 12. classes and given last minute cry of those who seek Him 41 win. Lowell jumped out to a support. The team is now ready Prayer: O God. "Thou will to tackle the final challenge. hear" Enable me to use my mi- Coach Carrie Pelon. a teacher nutes to advantage Throughout at the Middle School stated, AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY this day I shall think of Thee and "The enthusiasm, competitive- meditate on Thy goodness Com- Posing as the characters they portray are from left to right: David Rottier, Kyle Van Stee, ness, cooperation and excellent munion with Thee will be sweet. Denice Evans, Heather Snyder. Jason Essex, Jim Moore, Julie McLain, Jon Kohler and Scott riders and horses has made this Th« CMmony to mairv an Amish couple usually lasts Amen. Stoutjesdyk. CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH ADA COMMUNITY about 3 hours 30 minutat 10501 Settlewood Ph 897-7185 REFORMED CHURCH CHURCH OF LOWELL ADA CHRISTIAN Prayer is the soul's sincere de- WV.V.VV.V.V.V- Jjfc Mening 4i the Lowell Middle School Sunday School 9 45AM 7227 Thornapple River Or 676-1032 m REFORMED CHURCH sire. Lowell m uii 1 (12675 Foreman) Worship Service 11:00AM Pastor JERRY L JOHNSON iW " 7152 Bradfield St., S E 676-I69H Sunday Morning Worship Evening Service 6 00 P M Morning Worship 1000 A M Unuttered or expressed: REV BRIAN P BOSSCHER And Children's Mimsincs 10:00 A M Prayer and Bible Study-7 30 P M Wednesdays Sunday School 1120AM The motion of a hidden fire Morning Worship . 8:45 A M and 11:00 A M Midweek Bible Services and Youth Ministry GLENN H MARKS Evening Worship 6 00PM That trembles in the breast Sunday School |0:00 A M, Students A JOYFUL WORSHIPPING COMMUNITY Foreman Road WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS James Montgomery Evening Worship 6:00 P M 897-6477 897-9110 COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUR SPOOK INSURANCE CHURCH HOME WELCOME TO ALL tour MSU (LOWELL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ELMDALE CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OF ALTO BETHANY BIBLE CHURCH THIS POLICY GUARANTEES ITS HOLDER THAT MEMBERS 0FTHE LOWELL YMCA BOYS LEADERS CLUB WILL PROVIDE 3900 East Fulton OF THE NAZARENE OF LOWELL Comer of 60th Street & Bancroft Avenue Forty-three Lowell High REV RAYMOND E BEFUS 9213 Elmdale Rd , ClartcsviHe 201 North Wishmgion Street CLEAN-UP SERVICES (IF NECESSARY) FOR ANY 1967 HALLOWEEN PRANKS LISTED BELOW: Sunday School |0:00 A M School seniors traveled by bus Morning Worship 9 50 A M Sunday School 10 00 AM Res. Rick Upchurch Morning Worship II 00 A M to Michigan State University on (Broadcast 10 A M WMAX 1470) Mormng Worship 1100 AM Chuivh School m oo A M Evening Worship 7:00 P M Thursday, October 22,1987. The Sunday School 11:15 AM Evening Worship 600 PM Momni)! Wonliip 11:00AM Wednesday Bible Study Evening Service 6 00 P M Wednesday Night Worship 7 00 P M Evening ScrVKt 6:00 P M day long trip sponsored by the and Prayer Meeting 7.00 P M t SOAPED OR WAXED WINDOWS TO RESIDENCE OR COMMERCIAL BUSINESS; 2. SOAPED OR WAXED WINDOWS Wednesday Service 7:30 P M REV GREGORY A FREED PASTOR WcdncNla) Mid Week Service Students Services Center fea- Pastor Gene Sckler (616) 868 7292 Teens. Adults 7 00 P M tured a visit to Lyman Briggs TO PERSONAL VEHICLE; 3. TP'D (TOILET-PAPERED) YARD; 4. VANDALIZED OR SMASHED PUMPKINS 5. SHAVING 868-6403 or 868-6912 Everyone Welcome Nursery Come & Wwship With Us School which is a residential CREAM RESIDUE; 6. EGGED' PREMISES. school with the College of Natu- SARANAC COMMUNITY CHURCH ral Science. Students in this FIRST CONGREGATIONAL (United Church of Chnst) FIRST UNITED METHODIST unique math and basic sciences THE HOLDER OF THIS POLICY MUST SUBMIT A HALLOWEEN PRANK CLAIM VIA THE TELEPHONE BY CALLING THE 125 Bridge St Saranac. Ml GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF LOWELL CHURCH OF LOWELL program take core courses in LOWELL YMCA OFFICE (897-8445) BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:00 A.M and 12:00 NOON ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Phone 642-6322 (United Church of Chnst) Holmes Hall where they also LUTHERAN CHURCH 621 E Mam Street 897-5936 Morning Worship 10 00 A M 404 North Hudson 1987. 'NOTE* THIS CERTIFICATE IS NOT TRANSFERABLE. 10305 Bluewater Highway REGULAR HOURS live. Lowell students were given Sunday School 1115 A M. 897-5906 Morning Worship iQ OO A M Morning Worship 9 00AM and 10:45 AM an overview of not only the Home Bible Studies - Several Locations Worship and Church School . . . 10:00 A M OCT. 29; Al Mulder. Dee Dec- Sunday School & Adult Bible Class 9:00 A M Church School 9 30 to 10:30 AM Lyman Briggs program, but Oal-A-Prayer - phone 642-9659 Barrier Free Nursery Provided Collins, John A. Butler. Jr • JOSEPH FREMER. PASTOR REV WILLIAM AMUNDSEN, MINISTER GROWING ON THE PROMISES OF GOO Rev DavKj Hagens M,nisIef other MSU academic programs 897-8307 Nursery available at both services Tammy Lindhout, Jim Miller Stanley Hagemeyer, Pastor Eleanor Martin Dlfect0f ^ Educa|lon as well. A film was shown about RESIDENCE - $2.00 SIGNATURE OF BUYER Barrier • Free Entrance OCT. 30: List Wilkerson. Hazel Marilyn Ossentjuk Director of Music residential life on campus and SMALL BUSINESS - $5.00 _ Merdzinski. Joan Cosgrove students then took a tour of the ADDRESS OF BUYER __ OCT. 31: Bob Richter. Bill Holmes Hall dormitory. LARGE BUSINESS - $10.00 TELEPHONE NUMBER OF BUYER FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF Richter, Matthew Kemp This is the third bus trip that NOV. 1: Brenda Lee Kunard. Our Manto tor purchulng this policy • the 1987-3$ Lowell YMCA Boyt Lttdtn Club ST. MARY S OF LOWELL FRIENDSHIP COUNTRY CHAPEL CHRIST, SCIENTIST Lowell seniors have taken to CATH0UC CHURCH 2275 West Main Street New Address 48 Lalayelte SE (I block S of Fulton) Tony Idcma, Cathy Brown. Wall explore college campuses. TVips 402 N Amity 897 7100 10200 Grand River Ave Grand Rapids Ml Batt. were taken to Ferris State Col- MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE: Lowell YMCA Boys Leaders Club Sund Sc 00, MSGNR JAMES MORAN •y * 945AM Sunday Services 10:30 AM NOV. 2: Jim Bob Ward. lege and Western Michigan Uni- HAIL TO: Lowell YMCA Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 A M Envelopes postmrtod no later than Oct 29,1987 NEW HOURS Sunday Worship Services . 11 00 A M & 6 00 P M Brian Johnson, Barb Baird versity last year. A trip to Central Wednesday Evening Service . . . 8 00 P M 323W.M*ln Saturday Mass 5 30 PM Awana Wednesday 6 50 P M BOB ROUSH. PASTOR NOV. 3: Denise Dommcr. (Child Care Provided) Michigan University is planned Sunday Mass 900S 1100AM Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M 897-7489 Connie Stencel, David Hurle> Lowell, Ml 49331 OR DARRELL WILSON 897 5300 for the spring. These trips are not Reading Room at 24 Division N Bart) Schneider. Marcv DAVID COBB YOUTH PASTOR 897 6348 only fun for the students, but also (Weekdays 9 to 5 00 Saturdays 10 to 2 00) Wingeier. educational, and promote future ALL ARE WELCOME NOV. 4: Carol Carigon. Shu college attendance. ley Cornell, Carol Hunt The Lowdl Ledger • Wednesday, October 28, 1987 • Page 6 The Lowell Ledger . Wednesday, October 28, 1987 - Page 7 Alto Lions Club Update • • YMCA FALL-BALL STANDINGS ft Games Thru October 26 Ionia. Kent. Moncalm. and Ot- The Alto Lions Club currently program in the Lowell Schools tawa. There arc 55 Lions Clubs has 29 members and co-sponsors This year's officers ,nclU(i, The Lowell Lectoer's • • • and 9 Lioness Clubs rcprcsenting a number of projects for the Alto Doug Daugherty, President Earl SUNDAY CO-ED LEAGUE (Final) over 2.000 members. community, including the annual Post humus. Vice-PresKlcnt 1 Olde Tyme Estate Service 8-0 Governor Cobler is an op- Hall Allofot and the kids Christ- Sieve lilema. Secretary, and iv' 2 S.J. Bob Furniture 7-1 tometrist in private practice in mas Party (scheduled this year nnis Stickney. Treasurer 3 (RicoMead) 3-5 Muskegon wherc he has prac- on December 12). as well as im- Those persons with eyeglasses 4 Mines' Lumber Co. 3-5 ticed for the last 18 years. He is provements for Alto's Colby lo donate or who know of a lam 5 Michigan Automotive 2-6 a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict Park It also raises funds for a ily needing help with the cost of 6 Error s Inc. 1-7 and is active in veterans' affairs variety of projects aimed at help- eye exams or glasses are urged pertaining to that era. He is also ing the visually impaired and has to contact any Alto Lion very active in many community helped underwnte the Quest MONDAY CO-ED LEAGUE (Final) affairs and his church 1 Sneaker s Sports Bar 8-1 Governor Cobler joined the 2 Vakes Office Supply 7-2 Muskegon Northside Lions Club 3 Lowell Sport Shoppe 6-2 in 1980 and served as President 4 J.T. Machine 5-3 in 1983-1984 He served the Dis- W.M.U. degrees 5 Injector Corporation 3-5 trict as Zone Chairman in 1985- 6 Lowell Medical 3-5 1986 and Deputy District Gover- A total of 611 persons arc on Work, Kathleen Jo Miller also of LISTING 7 Good Time Charlie s 1-7 nor in 1986 - 1987 Governor the official list of those receiving Ada received her Bachelor of Dennis D. Cobler 8 . Host International 0-8 Cobler was elected to his present degrees from Western Michigan Science.Knstm Ann McGuirc of \ Lion Dennis D. Cobler Gov- office at the District Convention University at the end of the sum- Caledonia received her MAGAZINE WEDNESDAY MEN'S LEAGUE ernor of Lions of Michigan Dis- in March of this year. mer session of the 1986-87 Bachelors in Social Work and Rc school year. 1 D.L.T. 9-0 trict II CI will be visiting the Governor Cobler's wife is becca Mae Mulder of Belding re G FGaturGa Complete 2 Cosby & Henry Insurance 6-3 Alto Lions club on Nov. 10. Kathleen and his two children arc Michael Larry Hamm of Ada ceived her Bachelor of Science. Amy and Michael. They reside received his Masters in Social 3 Saranac Brand Foods 5-4 District 11 CI includes the Utf 1119a p# Lowell 4 Exact Technology 5-4 counties of Allegan. Barry. in Muskegon. 5 Benedict Drywall 5-4 Cable TV Oiaimelt 6 Dick s Alto Bar 3-6 7 Country Roads 2-7 On A Daily Basil. 7 Twelve Pack 2-7 The Lowdl Ledger NOTICE Serving Lowell Arei Readen Since 1893 — THURSDAY MEN'S LEAGUE 1 Lowell Sports Shoppe 9-0 (USPS 453-830) TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS 2 Hood-Stout/Summrt Steel 6-3 Utflngt 3 Germaines 6-3 is published weekly for $7.50 a year in Kent OF THE CITY OF LOWELL 4 Superior Business Forms 5-4 County $10.00 a year outside the county by the 5 Larkin's Saloon 4-5 The City of Lowell will hold an Odd-Year General Special Daily 6 Softee Cream 4-5 Lowell Ledger Publishing Company, 105 N. 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Patula O Myatanoua CWaa of Gold dat tMke axpoeea a corrupt banker 1907 OO O Search for Houdlni tD (MAX) MOVIE: Dood^ ia once agam transported to the MOO (HBO) MOVIE: thamaatvaa David Ladd. Donald p«uiarcn nnaa ma ina O Craiy Uka a Foa OO MOVIE: Fright Night An Clark 1900. •4000 OO My Pat Monator and hia plena to demokah the local ®0 Drum Corpa km World Od) ® ® 227 Friend (CC) lend of Oi where she faida old Cnap 1959 haa baan myatanouaiy axtandad. O Facta of Ufa imagwiabve laanagar auapacta that OO Kldatuff Kkf'a Show kids lavonte hot dog stand Peter Chempe: Sight of Muaic 1987 OO Wonderworka (CC) ® MOVIE. Child of Gleee A 13 fnends and new enemies mctudrng and ha aata out to find hia mfam aon. O wmnar'a Ckda hit myatanoua naw naighbor ia a Id) •(£ aXltgnd CIO Houaocal BMmgsley Stuart Pankm 1986 afl®l tnncncoc I II mIT ImA if) 1J Ster Trak: The yeer ok) boy diacovers he hea Tha Gnome Kaig and Prmcess htdnappad yaara ago Travor vampra, butnoonawUbakavaNm, ® Lone Ranger ® Raggedy Ann and Andy: Generetion Petnck Stewart. Jon- aupernaturai powers and can Mombi Faauia Balk. Ncoi Wilkam- 10:000 MOVIE: Angal and Via Howard. Nick Ramua 1900 (MA*) MOVIt J Strataoiaa in not avan tha local horror ahow hoat ® Schotaabc Sporta America Pumpkin WWhho Couldn't Smile athan Frakea communicate with the ghoat of a son 1905 (Stereo) (CC) A Quakar gal aavaa • 6:060 ANca WUkam Ragadaia Roddy 12400 Night Tracka: Part I (Starao) IO O (HBO) MOVIE: The Man Who Creole gat who haunts han Biff O John Ankerberg wamrt man from a (Starao i 11979 1050 MOVIE: Tha incrMMMa ^ ABC (CC) McOowal 1906 12JOOO USA Tonight OA| Broke 1,000 Cheina (Stereo) McOmre Be mora Berne 1977 ell Hogan'a Harooa aaakmgravangQ a John Court Fcplorer atMueaisnowoiz* >Ai——twaaii. Ruaaal 194; Shrinking Man Afiar bamg an USIZ Od) Ol Od) OO Lata Night with Wvar Kwal A Bnaah a*™ O PGA Golf • rD SportaCanter Davui Lattarman O (MAX) MOVIE: Oo You Moon 11:10| o MOVIE Metal Hal Rude and ® My Throe Sons ©POAOoff valopad « a atranga glowing fog. a Na man bukd a atratagc ^ There Ara Still Real Cowboya? man dacovara months latar ha ta 1907. OO OO Sign Off maa Japanaaa capton ant 11:300(2) OCiJ Toon Wolf disagreeable guests at Farmer 9:30 ® O Now Advonturee of Baane 10:050 MOVIE: OMffat Ooaa OO Off tha Racord ® TBA Vmcent s small country mote* aren t ahrmkmg to an mcradlbla four Id) O BMt of Qroucho 9*y know thav own ^ OO OO Buga Bunny 11:06® Night Trecke: Chertbuaters G*dgat on a Hawaaan mchaa taN Grant Wifcama Randy O MOVIE: Doad* Eyaa Supar o MOVIE: Halowiin HI: Saa^ ® Welcome lo Pooh Comer Twaaty Show 2:101_ luet evicted They wmd up ea damokahit WNkamhoidan ^ Farmer Vincents renowned O d) O O Amen (Stereo) Stuart 1967. rata, grown to tha alia of oraat ton of Bio Witch Anaant witch- Hayakawa 1967 "D SuporBook Qub OO Slakal 6 Ebart A the 2:160 (HBO) MOVIE: Tho Worat guya vymg lor har affactiona. smoked meets Rory CaVioun. Peul O Thia Week m Jepen 11:30®d) Gorgooue Lediea of 1:300 (MAX) MOVIE: Tha Muaic O Zorro danaa on contammatad faad. craft and ava aciantitl e gamua coma "0 Chartando ••aoing to compiicanoni-i->_CTr>r>ij_n »aa_n-g^a« wna, ,A| om „na r Lmke 1960 ® Donne Road wr®B uing O WKRP m Cincinnati cily of TToront o in a tooathar whan a mvatanoua tov- boyfnand amvaa Jama* Oarran. Mon (Starao) (CC) ithrHar Sam O USA Tonight Od) OO Now ArcMea 2:300(2) Od) Cologo Footbell ® WHch" a Night Out 1985 sa fctioni makar plana to uaa Hakowoan O Turkey Televiaion 1040®d) ®d) Weet 57th John OO M0MOVIE\ : Friday the 13th, MichaaiCakan 1961. 2:000 (HBO) MOVIE: Labyrinth Qroom, Sara Botaford OO Market to Market OO Chock It Oud ® MOVIE: The Cherge of the Ferrugia. Meredith Vmra Pert 111 Gnsly gomga on prokferete O ShowBU Today maaka to kH tnck or traaiara Dan O Naara Ovamlght 0:10 [MAX] MOVIE: Man in Modal T% The Germans, led by a O MOVIE: Tha Brldga on «to O Harkhy. ToT m Atkma 1903 O Frugal Gourmet OO Hotel (CC) as a group of young fnends stay O Nkk Rock a; VMao lo Oo O • — — wA fa • ^ « * — — OlSpy ini iA/lntmr )ll • • III e i CnariMl fiendiah spy. encourage Mexcen nfvor Pvwoi A Dnntn C&ow ana O Car M Whara Ara You? 9:3000 OO Al Now Pound • iuj wimar waamar spvciai OOHHFriday th®e 13th over et a lakesida cottage where a 6:36 O Carol Bumatt Na man buid a atratagK brtdga for 346 O Night Tracka: pJ O Search For Baauty o MOVIE: Tho Boy Who Loved ouernkea to meke trouble on tha OO Hardcaetle mysterious stalker has been com- FRIDAY 140Od)'Night O Rifleman Texea border John David Ceraon. •— I • li 7400(2) Holywood Squaraa thatr Japaoaia captors, although (Starao) UO Comic Strip Trola A12 yeer old boy who meets mCVOiTTHC* mitting murders Richard Brooker, thay know thaa own forcaa will ® SportaCanter a troN. a mermaid, and a talking Louie Nya 1979 Dana Kanmell 1982 k &S0OO Sign Off OO 47 Awara Od) OO Hunter OOMga , .A.ali M iAOMimam* noKm * ^a^—n — Q PrlmeNowe o O MOVIE: Frankonetoin 30 oonxMin if. fTWiBrTi OOBBUV Od)'Night O OS Simola Gifta turtle m a fantaay world must deoda O O Adema Chronic lea OG) O ff) Wondarful World of Hayakawa 1967 whether 10 atay there or return 10 m Meeta the Spece Monster Dtanoy QriO Oraat Chafe of the Weet O [HBO] Comody Hour Joe 7J0O OTOClub O O MOVIE: Sorplco A gnppmg. 440O Stonay Burka O Proline lha reel world Sam Waterston M nhanaW Pl0 iCf (S,ir 0>
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Presidcnis of colleges in Mid- Students from this area are; Senior Stephanie Litton both Dine and Junior Jennifer Dine Joan Wittenbach western and Western states have Freshman Phillip Davis and from Ada. Freshman Rebecca arc both from Alto. f) ranked Alma College and In- diana's Hanover College the W third best liberal arts colleges in WEEKLY HIGH SCORES their region, according to the re- HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS Men Ladies sults of a U.S. News and World Report survey published in the LEGION , High Series High Series Brr—nr! It's getting that time of year once more Time to gel news magazine's October 26, Jean Postema 551 Jason Barber 615 ihc house ready for the winter, adjust to the time change and the 1987 edition. Bev Traub 547 Ron Collins 612 long, dark nights Cold weather is just perfect for me. but I am 1 he ranking is for aregion tha t Deb Schollaart 545 LINGS Denny Addtnglon 600 grateful for the button that turns on the fumace when it gets cold includes the 23 stales lying west Nancy Mersman 529 i) Rick Dubois 593 I noticed this week that I'm not the only one that likes lo be in a ol the Alleghenies and north of OPEN DAILY AT NOON Linda Craig 512 warro home. the Mason-Dixon Line. Ranked ^October Special High Game Denise Fosburg 510 This afternoon, I joined the S W A T, team and also got a gun first and second in that region Kris Mersman 506 I) MON.-FRI. Noon to 3 p.m. Rick Dubois 254 (of sorts). Our living room was the battlefield that our uninvited are. respectively, Alvemo Col- Jason Barber 234 High Game guests chose to invade, By the end of the day. I counted forty lege in Wisconsin and Witten- ONLY 75* PER LINE Denny Addington 231 Deb Schollaart 218 yellow jacketcd wasps that I had zapped with the fly swatter and berg University in Ohio, *Red Pin Bowling Nancy Mersman 211 my handy can of Raid. These wasps looked like they had just Alma, one of 50 liberal arts Jean Postema 203 Enter The Grand Valley Saturday & Sunday Noon to 6 p.m. gotten up from a nap and didn't know where they were or had had colleges nationally producing Julie Klahn 200 just too many, of whatever wasps drink It s getting loo cold for the highest proportion of U.S. (Strikt with irad haa d pin wins a FREE GAME) Men Ladies all of our daddy-long-legged spidcrs-they must have curled up in scientists and medical profes- All Lanes Completely Refinished SB'S our spooky basement for the winter There are just enough cobwebs sionals, was first in the U.S. High Series High Series I) every few days to let me know that not everyone is sleeping in News rating of science programs Bill Wieland 441 Mary Phillips 428 Ledger s Annual Halloween among ihc 184 regional liberal (he basement yet. I suppose Ihc field mice are next, unless they High Game High Game are already settled in, and I don't know it. It just seems I get things arts colleges in the West and Mid- 897-7566 Bill Wieland 159 Mary Phillips 192 D all tidied up and the 'evidences' are back. My husband walked west. through a low-hanging cobweb the other day and I cried out, "Good L grief, I just dusted those walls, and the furniture, and vacuumed Costume Contest. the rug and... and ..and M I sometimes wonder if city people have as much trouble with these things as country people do. After I did some cleaning this afternoon. I sat down for a cup of tea. I got to thinking about the day this past summer when it was 97 degrees out of doors, and I escaped with a friend to a Just wear your costume to work on Friday, scenic restaurant on Gifford Lake in Montcalm County. D My friend and I hadn't seen each other in some time. There MnODDCING were a lot of things to get caught up on, plus 1 had brought along * some books that I had just finished reading. She enjoys reading loo, and I knew she'd enjoy looking at them The afternoon whizzed ADD SUBTRACTS October 30 and let us know by calling by, laughing and sharing and nibbling on the food. At one time in the conversation, I heard her say something, kind of under her 505 W. Main St. breath. I almost missed it. "What did you say?" I questioned. O LOWELL PLAZA "You do whatT She looked at me, smiled gently and said, "I Lowell, Ml 49331 write poetry .'* 0 There are times in a friendship that certain moments take a Appointments Not Necessary But Appreciated 897-9261. We'll stop by to take delightful tum and a new appreciation of that person sparks the CALL US TODAY 897-7110 •) relationship. It never is the same-it has become richer, more understanding. We had been friends for several years, and I had never guessed that she might even be interested in poetry, far less #) write it. We talked for a few minutes more and then she asked if I would like to come back to her home and look at some of her your picture and judge your costume. loumals. % «• My fnend's home is quite large and has a welcoming air about it, that says, "I'm well taken care of and I'm ever so friendly-come life Would Like To Welcome on in." The inside seems to be dotted with rooms; there are so many. Each room makes me think of it as an individual person. You To Our Salon With Our All photos will appear in the II is colorful enough for my Hungarian blood lo gel excited, and yet it is tasteful and pleasing to look at. She found her journals and told me to leaf through them. My Introductory Prices! reading them wasn't enough, so I asked her if she would please November 4 Ledger. read some of the poems to me. I can't remember any time in my adult life that someone has read to me like she did during that m next hour. The room we were sitting in was filled with sunlight, and the quietness so real that it seemed to tick away the minutes, just like a clock docs. She sat in a big brown chair and her voice Wc arc still in need of prizes, call the almost as quiet as the room, told me poem stories that at one time 1st Visit -15% Off Body Wrap moved me to tears. It was about her home. She and her home are s the best of friends; they know each other well. She looked up at 2nd Visit -10% Off Exercise Equipment Ledger if you can donate a prize to me, smiled and read on—about this special place. 3rd Visit -15% Off Full Set Acrylic Nails 9* No matter where I sit- You are beautiful. 4th Visit • 15% Off Facial this contest. A list of prizes and Not because of anything fj I have placed here 5th Visit • 10% Off Tanning but because you have a present donors will also natural beauty all your own. 6th Visit • 1 Free Body Massage Must
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///' My cup of tea has turned into two, as I thought about these Get Your Costume things at my typewriter table, and supper is going to have to be OPEN SEVEN DAYS! fixed soon. I've picked up the remains of the last tew of the Mon. thru Friday-6:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • Saturdays-9;00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. • Sundays-9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. afternoon's battle in the living room, and lumed up the tumacc, Ready Now!!! to get the evening chill out of the house. I m remembering the PHONE 897-7110 words of Dorothy lo her aunt in The Wizard of Oz, when she cried out, "Oh, Auntie Em, there's no place like home, there's no place 3 like home " The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, October 28, 1987 • Page 19 The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, October 28, 1987 • Page 18 Winter driving tip cozy corner «Capito l "Be GU Loyal!!!" Along with a good banery and zero degrees. Golunm" recent tuneup, the correct engine Because SAE 5W-30 has a by Roger Brown oil can help ensure quick vehicle lower viscosity level than SAE starts this winter, reports AAA I0W-30, the oil is thinner and By Michigan. less likely lo become thick and Most of you have likely been involved in a handyman plumbing project of one kind or another. You wouldn't necessarily have lo State Senator The Big Three U.S. automak- gluey when temperatures drop, S Personals Business S ForSateS SHEW ers now recommend SAE 5W-30 thus ensuring that engine parts have been the plumber lo appreciate this story. You could have SHEW SHEW Dick Posthumus oil for winter use in most models can move freely. been the parts chaser, flashlight bolder or the person with the linle hand toreach i n behind the bathtub where a stray elbow had fallen. NEED A D.J.7 s Semes WANTEDS to improve starting, cold-wea- lb prepare for the height ot SEASONED OAK AND WANTEDS WANTEDS ther performance and fuel eco- winter, drivers should change oil We spent all last weekend phmbing my mother-in-law's cottage We play your favorite MAPLE - cut and split, $100/ Motorists in Michigan are suggested the following penal- nomy. in November or December. located way up on the Leelanau Peninsula several miles north of music for all occasions. BROWN'S ASPHALT pav- ties: zero violation points and a cord; $40/rick. Approxi- EXPERIENCED NURSE being deprived of their right to Most owner's manuals state The owner's manual or marks Northport. The entire family of eight adults, six kids and two dogs Alt types of music to ing, commercial and residen- WOODWORKERS FOOD SERVICE drive a safe 65. The federal gov- S20 fine for one lo five mph over was there. The only missing parties were my sister-in-law's horses. mately 1/2 rick of kindling AIDES - part-time and full- that 5W-30 can be used if the on the engine oil-filler cap choose from. tiat. Free estimates. Call 897- A national supplier of WORKERS ernment has lifted the threat of the posted speed limit; one viola- should state which oil the man- Early Saturday moming we had a team meeting to determine free with each cord ordered. time. Positions for day and outside temperature does not ex- Lite & Listen 5639 or 897-7953. plywood parts to the of- economic sanctions and au- tion point and a $20 fine for six ceed 60 degrees and should be ufacturer recommends. what we needed. One of the decisions made during the meeting Call 457-0859. p.m. shifts. Flexible hours, 4 ^iit'tl ft Sound Systems fice furniture industry is Steelcase, a leading man- thorized stales to raise speed lo 10 miles over; two violation used if the temperalurc is below was that the used hot water heater given to my late father-in-law CTFN C42tfn hour shifts available, excel- now taking applications ufacturer of office furniture limits to 65 mph on rural in- points and a $40 fine for 11 lo twelve years ago was not worth the powder to blow it up, so a Call: 897-4336 lent benefits. Apply in person 15 mph over, three violation NCTFN for the lollowing posi- and lumiture systems, terstate highways. Many of our new one was added lo the parts list. Following the breakfast meet- LET RAY TRIM or cut down FIREWOOD FOR SALE - at Lowell Medical Care neighboring states have already points and a $60 fine for 16 to ing, my two brothers-in-law, Casey and I headed for the Northport tions; named as one of the 100 'LIQUID DIET ESSENTIAL $90 a cord, cut. split, and de- Center. 315 N. Center. Low- done so. And now it's our tum 20 mph over, and four violation hardware store. We were able to find most of what we needed, but best companies to work for livered or 8' sections sold by ell. to revise Michigan speed laws. points and an $80 fine for more hot water heater dealers in Northport are few and far between. I ELECTRICAL WORK FACTORY LABOR in America, seeks "ON FOR WINTERIZING CARS truckload, $70. Call 691- C48-51 The Michigan Senate has ap- than 20 mph over the posted headed for the Suttons Bay Hardware, fifteen miles down the road, WANTED - Remodeling, $4.50 to $5.00 per hr. CALL' lood service workers speed limit. Fines contained in 8503. proved and referred to the House while my brother's-in-law worked on filling the seemingly endless new construction, residen- MACHINE OPERATORS lor our ATTWOOO legislation to increase the speed SB 135 are suggested penalties. C48tfn R.N.'t AND LP-N/t-part- list of elbows, tees, supply tubes, shut off valves, traps, etc. tial, commercial and Indus- Wages commensurate with CAFETERIA limit to 65 mph on some high- Judges would have some discre- time and full-time. Positions By the time Casey and I reached Sunons Bay, my brothers-in-law trial. Licensed and In- WOOD CUTTING -1 will cut experience ways. and increasing the penal- tion in their decrees and could had already called in a list of items that couldn't be found in sured. Call anytime 876- FOR SALE - Space heater, for P.M. and midnight shifts. your wood, on your land, for We prefer one year FOOD ties for those who are caught ex- take into account a driver's past Northport. I bought those, but there was no hot water heater in 9574 or 897-8323. 45,000 unit, $75; Frigidaire Flexible hours, 4 hour shifts shares or cash. Will cut any If you want SERVICE EXPERIENCE. ceeding the speed limit. The speed record. STT imnwt Suttons Bay either. I was told the Lake Leelanau hardware might Nctfn electric range, in good available, excellent benefits. As an added safeguard, our hardwood. Call 457-0859. •JOB SECURITY Applications are available at Legislature has debated the have one, otherwise I had to go lo IVaverse City. I took a chance shape. $75; electric welder Apply in person, Lowell Med- speed limit issue for months, plan also includes a two-year ex- C42tfn •A GOOD WORKING our Attwood cafeteria from on Lake Leelanau. w/25 ft. ol cord, $250; 2 ical Care Center, 315 N. ever since the federal govern- piration date ~ April I, 1989 ~ Much lo my surprise I found just what we wanted; a low profile ENVIRONMENT 830 a.m. to 530 p.m.. Moo- wringer washing machines. Center. Lowell. ment allowed states to raise their to study the effects of faster driv- 30 gallon quick recovery electric hot water heater. I bought it, Jim Cook. Jr. •BENEFITS day through Friday. Apply at: ing. A Highway Safety Task Throughout the year and especially in winter, vehicles $50 for both; exercise bike, C48-51 speed limits. Our highway sys- threw il in the van, and headed back for Northport. 1 figured the AUCTIONEER Rubber Stamps & Engraved •OVERTIME tem was originally designed to Force would be appointed lo need special attention and a "liquid diet" to keep them guys were done at the hardware, so I saved myself a stop and brand new, $75; doghouse, •BONUS 1016 N. Monroe St. operating efficiently. By checking the six fluid levels to order, 897- TYPISTS - Hundreds handle faster-traveling vehicles, examine whether higher speeds checked the bar. I had the right idea, but the wrong bar. I finally 3' x 5' $25; pick-up racks. •REGULAR INCREASES Lowell, Ml cause more traffic accidents, in- listed below before winter arrives, motorists can help (616) 897-8872 weekly at home! Write: P.O. and most motorists have been ig- tracked them down at the bar across the street. It was well after $25; pick-up weights, $10; •A FUTURE WITH noring the 55 mph speed limit juries and deaths. If the higher ensure their vehicles will be prepared properly for cold- Box 17. Clark. NJ 07066. weather operation. Check owner's manual for fluid-level noon before we ever lumed a wrench, so we went at it like killing latticework $10; 6x6 screens EOUALOPPONTUMTY EMPLOYER WF limits are determined to be safe, OPPORTUNITY CB for quite some time. With that in inspection directions. The key fluids include: snakes. (Whatever that means. It's an old saying my father uses.) $10; screen doors, 7 outdoor C50-55 mind, and the strong desire of the Legislature would be able to I wired the hoi water heater, set the kitchen cabinets, installed benches for $25. Call 897- the people of this state to drive retain the higher limits on rural — Antifreeze—Use hydrometer to check strength of Complete Formal APPLY AT: the kitchen sink and a few other odd jobs while the rest of the BINGO 4304. 65, Senate Bill 135 was crafted inlerstates after the increased antifreeze in radiator. Proper mix is 50 percent water guys ran pipe all over the place. As is always the case with such DAVIDSON PLYFORMS, INC. and 50 percent antifreeze. Mixture should be good for Wear Rental P50 -52 to allow motorists to drive 65 on speed limit expires. projects, we started lo mn into dead ends because of wrong or Every Friday ntytf, 730 P.M. 5505 33rd SL S.E more than 700 miles of The driving habils of up to 37 degrees below zero. Grand Rapids, Ml. — Motor OM—Use dipstick to check oil and add when missing parts. The most serious was a set of faucets for the tub LoMlVFWHal, WEDDINGS OR Michgans rural interstate high- motorists in this state clearly in- and shower. We sent my mother-in-law back along the same trail Or Call: Joe Cobb at Ledger Entries.. dicate that it's lime to raise our fluid reaches the add mark. Use SAE 5W-30 oil to im- East IMn St, Lwel ways. prove fuel economy and cold-weather performance. of hardware stores that we had followed in the moming. The only OTHER SPECIAL SFORRENTS (616) 956-0033 Previous legislative attempts speed limit to 65 mph in approp- — Brake FluM—Fluid level should be within one-quarter difference was, she struck out, and ended up in Traverse City, an Early Bird Bingo al 6:45 P.M. PtMX^NWTED of 75.50 and 25 Yean Ago to increase the speed limit have riate places. Along with increas- inch of the top of the reservoir. hour's drive away. OCCASSIONS FOR RENT - Separate room failed because the governor ing our speed limits, however, — Power Steering Fluid—Check indicator stick and, If We finally bagged il at about nine o'clock that evening, confident w/bath, share kitchen and liv- PART TIME HOME MAIL- claimed they didn't carry enough comes the need to properly en- needed, add slowly to avoid overfilling. that we were within easy striking distance of having everything ing room, $185 plus 1/2 ING PROGRAM - Excellent enforcement measures such as force our laws. SB 135 reflects — Automatic Transmlsalon FHikl—Check with indica- plumbed in with hot and cold running water the next day. I don't LEGION PFALLER'S utilities. Non-smokers - Income! Details, send self- prohibitions on the use of radar that goal by increasing penalties tor stick generally located behind engine on passen- know what made me check it, but along toward quitting lime, 1 female preferred. Call 897- addressed stamped en- detectors. SB 135, however, ad- for speeders. We hope the House ger side. The car should be parked on a level grade OF THE MOOSE By with the engine running. discovered that someone had flipped the circuit breaker thai control- 6224. velope. West, Box 5877, Hill- dresses enforcement concerns will woti with us to develop a led the water healer. With no water in it, the heating elements were RIVERFRONT side, NJ 07205. Priscilla expressed by many lawmakers plan that allows motorists to — Windshield Waaher Solvent—Keep the reservoir Tuesdays C50 filled with solvent. fried. 1 didn't have the heart to tell my mother-in-law she was C50-55 Lussmyer by increasing the fines motorists drive faster, as well as increases m? going to IVaverse City again the next day for new elements. BINGO!! could face if they are caught ex- enforcement of our new speed Ctortty o CLOTHING, We went at it again in the moming, my mother-in-law made her Early Birds 6:00 P.M. ceeding posted speed limits. laws. That's a goal that everyone trip lo Traverse City and things started to come together in general. HELP WANTED - Account- in Michigan can live with. S WANTEDS Under our plan, we have By 4:00 in the afternoon, one of my brothers-in-law was taking a Regular Bingo 7:00 P.M. INC. ing Clerk, part time. Experi- nice hot water shower and some of the gals were washing dishes 1320 E. Futon 103 E. Main St. ence in bookkeeping, com- H«re't a hint for cooks; there are three teaspoons In a mr in a new sink with hot and cold running water. WANTED - Lady companion puter operation, typing and tablespoon. The cottage was built about 14 years ago, and up until now has V Lowell BOWNE for elderly gentleman. For related clerical work. Send only had a toilet and bathroom sink with cold water only. The way Ph. 897-6411 more information call 897- resume to: Accounting Clerk. everyone got excited when they tested the running hot water, you'd BINGO General Delivery, Ada. Mi. think we'd just checked into the Hilton. 4304. Call collect If heoee- TOWNSHIP Every Saturday nigM sary. 49301. 050 The first twenty-five cent pieces were minted m P.M. P50-51 100 YEARS AGO IN THE JOURNAL - OCTOBER 27,1887 by the U.S. government in 1796. LOWELL MOOSE BMG0 A record 963 bushels of apples were dried last week at ZONING NOTICE the M.C. Barber & Co. evaporator. Minnie Klumpp sliced all Notice is hereby given that the Bowne Township 1320 E. Fulton SFOR SALES of them in 10-hour days. PUBLIC Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Earty Bird Bingo at 6.00 P.M. HOT LUNCH MENU 6% is the legal rate of interest this week. TfN proposed amendments to the Bowne Township APPLES, PEARS, VEGET- Lake Odessa's name is changed to "Chester" temporarily we assume. Zoning Ordinance. The amendments cover the fol- WEEK OF NOV. 2, 1987 CITY OF ABLES. PUMPKINS, The word "Sundayed". often used, means someone spent lowing topics: MONDAYS CIDER, ALL VARIETIES Sunday somewhere other than at home. NOTICE ARE READY NOW. - MONDAY The waterworks will furnish water to Lowell schools free. Qurta^k Golden and Red Delicious, 1. Basement dwellings LOWELL Tacos w/meat cheese and lenuce, combread w/honey. 75 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCTOBER 24,1912 LOWELL PLANNING 2. Requirements for all dwelling units Sporlamans Club Stark's Splendors, Northern High School students with good grades, attendance and garden salad or vegetable, assorted fruits, milk. behavior (two whispering marks allowed) are excused from 3. Mobile Home Park requirements Earty Bird Bingo 630 P.M. Spies, Empires, Macintosh, Ida Reds, Nollys and monthly exams. COMMISSION 4. Temporary use of mobile homes Regular Bingo 730 P.M. Jonathans. Visit our new TUESDAY Mrs. Charles Reynolds bakes the best loaf of bread from 5. Private Roads King Milling s Pure Gold Flour at the Success Grange fair SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE Oue-Ke-Zft Clubhouse cider mill. Take home Hot Dogs or cheeseburgers, lettuce salad w/dressing, and wins a 50 lb. bag of flour. 6. Permitted uses and general requirements for donuts, caramel apples or 11400 Fonman Road buttered com or carrots, chilled fruits or pudding, bars The largest amount ever paid in Lowell for one load of Light Industrial Districts pie. ORCHARD HILL LoweN, Michigan produce is paid by L.P. Thomas and Co. to D. Krum: $269.90 The Lowell City Planning CommiMlon-Cltizen Ad- 7. Screening requirements for General Industrial or cookies, milk. TTN FARMS, Clarence Klahn, for a load of beans. visory Committee will conduct a Public Hearing on Districts 9896 Cascade Rd., Lowell. Sale of revolvers is strongly protested in the wake of Teddy November 10,1987 at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of 8. Provisions for underground homes as a Spec- Phone 868-7229. WEDNESDAY Roosevelt's assassination attempt. receiving comments from the public on a request ial Use Persons leaving the community for the C46TFN Chopped steak or chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes 50 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER - OCTOBER 28,1937 from First Congregational Church, 418 N. Hudson, 9. Off-Street parking and loading requirements winter months should take steps in ad- or rice and gravy, steamed green beans, dinner rolls A temperance play. "Prisoner at the Bar," will be presented with local talent at the Lowell Methodist Church Sunday even- Lowell, to rezone parcels #41-20-02-329-005 de- and standards USED CEMENT BLOCKS vance to insure the removal of snow Business or bread, jello w/whip or fruit, milk. ing. scribed as Lot 4 Blk 16 Richards & Wlckham's Plat, 10. Signs and billboards in Agricultural Districts and other obstructions from their AND USED SILO STAVES Gerrit Schreur shoots one great homed owl and traps commonly known as 423 Spring and #41 -20-02-329- - Orchard Hill Farm. Clar- 11. Definition of dwelling sidewalks during their absence. SSemceS THURSDAY another, ending predators on Foreman prize chickens and 006 described as Lot 3 Blk 16 Richards A Wlckham's 12. Definition of family ence Klahn, 9896 Cascade pheasants. The birds have recently killed 37 of the Foreman Ravioli or burritos. cabbage salad or veggies, French Plat, commonly known as 417 Spring, from R2 (Re- 13. Definition of underground home Rd.. Lowell, phone 868- poultry. bread w/p-nut butter, choice of fresh or canned fruit, Park benches are removed from Main St. in time for cold sidential) to PF (Public Facility). 14. Conversion from Institutional Use to Non-In- Failure to do so may result in the City CASH FOR iflSO CQNrRACTS 7229. C46tfn milk. weather and Halloween. stitutional Use. Contracting for the removal and billing "The Current Column," by the State Electrical Inspector, Interested persons may submit written comments the property owner. states that a vacuum cleaner needs a large enough size FRIDAY or appear in person at City Hall, 301 E. Main, Lowell, A copy of the text of the proposed amendments FOR SALE - Sharp Fax copper conducter in the circuit to operate properly. * '-i'• % i' - " i • •- 'p fjr. »' L, t Ml. is posted at the Bowne Township Hall. The public Copy Machine. $100 or No School! Parent-Teacher Conferences 25 YEARS AGO IN THE LEDGER • OCTOBER 25,1962 David M. Pasquale, The first snowfall of the season occurs on an unseasonable hearing shall be held on Thursday, Nov. 5,1987 at best offer. Can be seen at City Clerk October 22. Ruth Harte, 7:30 p.m. local time at the Bowne Township Hall, G&S CONCRETE - Rat- Lowell Area Arts Council Price of lunches to students includes milk. Elementary Roger Odell breaks a Cross-Country course record, with Deputy City Clerk Alto, Michigan. All Interested citizens are invited to work, basement floors, drive- Center, 149 S. Hudson St, 85?, Middle and Senior High 90<£. L.H.S. and Sparta tied for the Tri-River championship. C49&50 attend. C48&50 ways, approaches, trailer Lowell, from 1:00 - 5:00 School officials and the city are working on traffic flow pat- p.m. Mon. thru Fri. or call terns and street planning for the new High School. C48&S0 pads, patios, etc. Call 794- 1455. Belding. 897-8545. George Romney is running hard for Governor, promising C28tfn C50 leadership where there is none now. The Lowell Ledger • Wednesday, October 28, 1987 • Page 20 School administrators win communications awards
Louis Dudeck, Elementary ceived a "commendable" award content, and appeal. In order for ceived 930 to 1000 points. vancing the cause of education members, and others allied to the Principal and Editor for Lowell for the publication Fingertip an entry to receive a "commend- The Michigan School Public throughresponsible communica - educational community The Area Schools, and James C. Facts. able" award, it must have re- Relations Association tions. The organization is com- MSPRA contest is held to prom- White. Curriculum Director/ About 100 school print and ceived 800 to 920 points in judg- (MSPRA), an affiliate of the Na- posed of educators, communica- ote quality andrecognize excel - Elementary Principal for Lowell electronic media productions are ing. "Distinguished" awards are tional School Public Relations tions specialists, school board lence in school communications Area Schools have been named entered from across the state presented to entries that have re- Association, is committed to ad- as winners in the annual Michi- each year in the MSPRA contest gan School Public Relations As- Publications are judged on reada- sociation Communications Con- bility. content and appearancc. D.N.R. test. Dudeck received a "com- while projects entered in the elec- Steelcase donates to mendable" award for the publica- tronic media category are tiolion DirectionsUtrections, and Whitwmte re-re- evaluated on product quality., — ^ ^ 9 ^ News With the purchase of a colorful "Main St."f cont'd. Lowell Arts Council wildlife art print of the majestic peregrine falcon, individuals Will not only play an important OFF THE BLOTTER role in helping torestore th e en- dangered bird to Michigan skies, Injured in an accident Monday evening. Oct. 19th. on M-21 but will alsoreceive a 50-perceni near the entrance to the Changing Times Restaurant were Loral le federal tax deduction for their Rupke 28. of Ada when her car was struck from behind by a car 4M i $20 contribution. driven by John Fritz. 22 of Palo. Rupke's car was pushed by the Each year, the Michigan Liv- impact into a car driven by Janice Dickenson. 19. of Lowell who ing Resources Program, adminis- also sustained injuries. i I tered by the Department of Nat- Involved in a 3 car collision on M-21 East of Alden Nash ural Resources (DNR), features Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22, was Earl Sutton, 38 of Grand Rapids a signed wildlife art print of a when he struck a car in the rear driven by Raylene Walsh 41, of Michigan endangered species - Saranac. Walsh received minor injuries. The impact sent her car for 1987-88, the cliff-dwelling i into the rear of a car driven by Rebecca Bibbler. 36 of Lowell. • *-1 peregrine falcon will be fea- Injured in an accident Thursday moming, Oct. 22 on Segwun tured. near Grand River Dr. was Amanda Leiter, 17 of Lowell and a 16 All sale proceeds from the sale year old juvenile passenger, also of Lowell, when a car driven by of the print go towards wildlife Vikki Osterberg. 17 of Lowell failed to yield at the intersection research and habitat improve- and collided with Leiter's car which caused it to strike and knock ment for the falcon, and for other down the Railroad Signal. endangered animal and plant Reported to Lowell officers Sat , Oct. 17 was a hit and run species and nongamc wildlife accident which occurred in I^well to a car owned by Melody animals. Dryer. The exact place and time of the accident was not known. Persons interested in obtain- Arrested and taken to Juvenile Detention for assault on a Police ing the signed, II by 18-inch Officer was a 15 year old juvenile from Lowell Wednesday even- print by noted Michigan wildlife ing. Oct. 21. artist Gijsbert Van Fran- Gerald Smit, 53, of Lowell was injured in an accident Oct. 20 Pictured left to right: LAAC members. David Davis, Norene Martin and Dolores Dey, and kenhuyzen, should send their at Howard and Amity when his car was struck by a vehicle driven Steelcase employee Fred Smith loading up the chairs recently donated to the Lowell Area Arts $20 check, made out to the State by Jeffrey Depew, 17, of Alto, when Depew failed to yield at the Council Center. Not pictured is LAAC member Bonnie Grooteip, who took the picture. of Michigan, to Michigan Living intersection. Resources, Box 30028, Lansing. A 16 year old juvenile will be cited into Juvenile Court for The Lowell Area Arts Council nation from Steelcase Inc. and gift. The LAAC wishes to thank Mi. 48909, or call 517-373- Center was therecent recipient the offices of Mr. Roger Martin. the Congregational and throwing missiles (toilet paper) at cars, from a car he was a pass- 1812. enger in when apprehended by Lowell Police Oct. 22. of a donation of 100 chairs for A convoy of delighted Arts Methodist Churches and Lowell A 13 year old Juvenile female was referred to Juvenile Court use at the center for perfor- Council members made a frosty Area Public Schools for the loan "Hear the oth«r skto. ~ on charges of run-away and unlawful entry into a residence by mances. meetings and lectures. October moming trip to Steel- of chairs for past events. St. Augustine Lowell officers Oct. 20. She is a resident of Grand Haven. The much needed gift was a do- case headquarters to pick up their
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